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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
July ~" 1971
The City Commioolon 01' tho City ot 010arwater met J.n regular seBsion at
the City Hall, Wedneoday, July 7, 1911, nt 1130 P.M. with the 1'ollowing members
present:
H. Everett Hougen"
Donald S. Willinmo
Donald Oarluon
Riohard D. Wo.ulltlur
Joseph Oarwino
Aloo praBent woro:
Marrect R. 8ti01'h01m
Herbort M. Brown
Max Bactlo
Major Wm. McClonunu
Mayor-Commissioner
Coltunis8ioner
COllun1s8ionor
Commiooionor
COITlln! Bsioner
Commissioner Wachcler moved that Item 2 a. be continued to August 2nd at 1~30 P.M.
and Items 2 d. and 2 e. continued until July 19th, at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded
by Commi66ionor Wil1iumD and carried unanimously.
ITEM #1 - A pUblic hea1'ing on Lot Mowing Resolution Inl-72. The City Attorney
explainod the resolution. The lots were considered a menace to public health, safety
and welfare. There were no objections. Commissioner Williams moved that Resolution
lt7l-72 passed on June 21, 1971 be confirmed and made effective as to all persons and
parcelS listed thereon, except tor those whose lots have been veri1'ied as being ,
cleared and those who have paid the City for the clearing and the proper City officials
and employecs arc hereby directed to proceed in accordance with law to see that the
lots are oleared. Motion was aeconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously.
l'rEM 1/2 - A public hearing on requests for Annexation and Zoning & Fire District
Classification:
b. SW~ of Nwk Section 1-29-15, loss Montclair Lake Estates Sub.
and less 140 ft. x 200 1't. tract South 01' Montclair Lake Rd.
about 200 ft. West of &aDt boundary of said swk of Nwk with
R-3B (multi-fondly) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classifi-
cation - Hontclail' Lake Estates, Inc.
, The City Manager oxplained the request and read the recommendation of the Planning
& Zoning Board for denial and read the basis of the recommendation and statement of
right of, way. James A. Baxter, attorney for the applicant asked to have this item
deferred until ufter Item #3. By unanimous consent it was agreed to deviate from the
agonda, and oonsider Item l/2c.
o. Lot 1, Block D, Salls Sub. with B (business) zoning and Fire
District No. 1 classification - Selby.
The City Manager explained the request and read the recommendation of the Planning &
Zoning Board for approval nnd reported there were considerable objections to the
request. Mrs. M. Mnntzanidis owner of Lot 10, Blk A & Lot 9, Blk B, Salls Sub. spoke
in objection {,l'\ did Mr. Ernest BusenbarJ.. who mentioned a petition 01' objection he had
presented, deca restriotions and court caBes on violations of the restrictions. In
roply to a question from the Mayor, the City Clerk reported a petition of approximately
64 names and a letter of objections. He also read a letter 1'rom Robert J. Duffy, real
eetateappra1eer who reoommended Commercial zoning for the subject lot. After s'dis-
ouos10n Commiso10ner Williams moved that the request of,Dr. S. S. Selby for annexation
,with B (buainesa) zoning be denied without prejudice. Motion was seconded by' '
Comm1os1oner Carlson., Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Wil11ams, Carlson~
" Waohtler and Ma~or Hougen voted II Aye" , Conunissj.oner Carwise voted II Noll . Motion carried. .' .
C1 ty Manager
City Attorney
City Engineer
Representing Police Chief
The Moyor called tho moeting to order. 'rhe invocation was given by Reverend
T. M. JohnstonJ Church of tho lleoono11or. Commissioner Carwise moved that the
minutes of the regular mooting of June 210t, and the apecial meeting of June 24th,
be approved uo recordod and ao Dubmittcd in written sunmmtion by the Clerk to eaoh
Comrniaoioner. Motion was oeoonded by Con~iGoloner Williams and carried unanimously.
Tho Mayor introduced tho Mayor nnd City Manager of S~fety Harbor, who were guests.
The City Manager announoed that he had received requests from the applicants or
their reprcsontatives rcqucating that items 2 a., 2 d. and 2 e. be continued.
ITEM #2 u. - NEt of NEt Sect. 17-29-16J with PUD-R and Fire
Diotrict No. 2 cluosification - Martin et all
d. - Pt. SEk of Nwk, Baat t of swk and Nwk of BE!,
nll lying South of SCRR r/w, Sect. 8-29-16,
le 00 Eu ot 1166.76 ft. of North 466.16 ft. of
South ~16.71 ft. of SEk of swk with R-3C (multi-
family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classi-
fication - Reagan, at al.
o. - LOtll 2, 3, 11 & 5, Douglna Manor 1st Addn., with
R-IC zoning and Fire District No. 2 claSSification
- Rogero.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
July 7, J.971
ITEM #3 - A public hearing on Zoning Variance - Greenwood & Druid R.
(Vector Co. Inc.). The City Manager announoed the pUblic hearing on appeal
filed by the .Vector Co. Inc., from decision of the Board of Adjustment & Appeal
on Zoning denying request for 38 parking spaces for an apal'tment project of 150
units on Lots 1 to 22 inc1., BloCk 5, Maryland Sub. ~ with R-1m (multi-family)
zoning and PRS (professional & related services). He also commented that 1nr.D
recommended approximately ~ of the number of parking spaoeD aD required by City
ordinance in a project for subsidized and/or elderly hOUSing. Donald McFarland,
attorney, reviewed the case as preocnteu at tho Board of Adjustment & Appeal
meeting and stated that Lewis Homer, u board member had abotained from discussion
and voting because of conflict of intereot and Broolto Carter had voted IINol1 with
the other board membera voting in favor 01' tho requeot. He furthet' stated that
arrangements are being made to provide oxtra or emergonoy parking on the NorthWest
corner of the property to parle approximately 30 cars. Robert Wilson, attorney,
expressed fear that his property to the South of Druid Rd. would be uDed tor
parking for the project. After oonsiderable diacUDDlon a suggestion was made to
put the estimated money in escrow to turnInh tho additional purking apaces within
a given time period after completion if it wan found they \-/ere nceded. Mr. Charles
Finton reported that the Lutheran Towero in St. Petersburg had 90 apacen for 190
units and that the number of apacea had to be Increased. CooonlDDionor Cal'wise
moved to grant the appeal from the decioion 01' the Board of AdJuDtment & Appeal on
Zoning with the proviso that an escrow aocount be oet up fov n period of one year
after completion to cover any unforeseen parldng needa of the project. Motion
was seconded by Commiosioner Wachtler and carvIed unanimously.
ITEM #2 - A public hearing on request for annexation and zoning & Fire District
Classification; continued from earlier in meeting.
b. swk of Nwk Section 1-29-15~ leoo MontcluiI' Luke Estates Sub.
and leBS 140 l't. x 200ft. tract Soubh 01' Montcluir Lake Rd.
about 200 ft. West of East boundary of ouid SWf. of Nwk with
R-3B (multi-family) zoning and Fire DlotrJ.ct No. 2 c1a66ifi-
cation - Montclair Lal(e ElJtates Inc.
This item being continued from earlier in the meeting. Mr. Jameo A. Baxter,
attorney for the applicant diaCUDoed the truct locuted between Sunset Point Rd.
and Montclair Lake Rd. (County Rd. 32) and Eaot of Keene Rd. He stated present
zoning in the County permitted 20 unIta per acre. They propose a rental development,
family type plan, and to preserve natural terrain and treeB. He further stated that
the developer had agreed to cet'tain rcquuotB made by the Montclair group but now the
group will not sign the agreement. Mr. Joe Metcalf, and H. W. Young, spoke in oppo-
sition. Mrs. R. G. Ker\'lln, repreoentlng hOl' hUfJbBnd, provident of Montclair Civic
Association, said they still obJt:!ct to high density, but would agree to ten units
per acre. Mrs. Jean Myers and Mr. E. J. Servcy opolw in objection. Approximately
50 persons stood in opposition. Discussion enoucd. Mr. Spatuzzi said they could
not develop property at 10 units per acre.
3:30 P.M. The Assistant City Engineer replnced the City Engineer at this time.
Mr. Baxter Baid they would accept R-3A us a compromioe, at 16 units per acre.
Commissioner Carwise moved that the requcDt be continued to July 19th, at 1:30 P.M.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wil1inma and carried unanimOUSly. '
ITEM #4 - Presentation - Harry Wild, Jr. - Clearwater East Plant. Mr. William
Duke, representing Briley, Wild & Associateo, Conoulting Engineers, spol(e in the
absence of Mr. Wild. He stated that pIano were now ready for the expansion of the
Clearwater East Plant under the 1969 WateI' Improvement Program and that a Federal
grant had been approved for the project. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the adver-
tising of bids be authorized, and the appropriate officiala be authorized to execute
the necessary documents. Motion was oeconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried
unanimOUSly.
ITEM #5 - Request for Rehearing of Vacation or a Portion of Maple Street
(Kelleher). The City Manager explained this item was heard on June 7, 1971. Tom
Moore, attorney representing the applicant had not been present at the original '
hearing and felt he had some additional Information to present. The City had granted
a use permit at the June 7th meeting. Robert WilDon, attorney representing Henry
M. Strauss joined Mr. Moore and presented various surv~ys of the area. The City
Manager recommended vacating the street right of way and retaining a right of way
and utility easement. A discussion on the rnatter ensued. Resolution lt7l-73 waB pre-
sented vacating Maple St. as requested. Commissioner Carwise moved Resolution #71-73
be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it.
Motion was sccon~ed by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Williams said he did not want to establish a precedent by this
action.
ITEM #6 - Offer to Purchase McMullen Property. The City Manager requested
approval of an option to purchase the S! of the SWt of SEt Section 18-29-16'from H.
Me Mullen. CommiDsioner Curwiae moved to approve the option and the appropriate
officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams
and.ourried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
July 7, 1971
ITEM #7 - Agreement - Sanitary Sewer Service (cuater Apts., Safety Harbor).
The City Manager reviewed a 1963 easement granted to; the City which also inoluded
a clause that the main property of the grantor would be permitted to connect to
Clearwater sanitary sewer and water utilities.' He recommended teea be charged
the Dame as any other sewer service provided outB1~e the City limits. Mr.
William O'Malley, Safety Harbor City Attorney spoke of the area service agreement
.between Clearwater, Dunedin, Safety Harbor and endorsed by PinellaB County be made
with the City of Safety Harbor for wholesale service of these utilitieB wherein
Safety Harbor would be billed for the service rendered at a wholcsale price and'
they will bill and collect from the user. He expressed the opinion that the pro-
visions of the 1970 arca agreement supercede the 1963 agreement with DelOra Lake
Shores, Inc. Considerab1~ discussion ensued. Commissioner Waehtlermoved that
, the City Manager be authorized to negotiate with the proper Safety Harbor officials
and report back to the City Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Carwise and carried unanimously. '
ITEM #8 - Agreement - Drainage Easement (Vector Corp.) Tho City Manager
reported that this item was connected with #2 a. for annexation or the Martin
property on the SW corner or County Roads 61 and loB (Drew St. ext.). The easement ,
would be 25 rt. wide running along the South edge of the Nwk of NEt Secti~n 17-29-16.
He stated that the easement would be for drainage purposes and negotiations had been
conducted wherein the County would pay 1/3, the City 1/3, and the Vector Corp. 1/3 '
of the cost or the drainage project. Commissioner Williams moved authorizing this,
agreoment subject to annexation and zoning or subject propel'ty. Motion was aeconded
by Commissioner Car\dse and carried unanimously.
ITEM #9 - Amendment to Sanitary Land Fill Agreement. The City recommended
approval of an amendment to the agreement with St. Petersburg for oanltary land fill
by providing for a severability clause in the event a regional disposal system
becomes available. Commissioner Carwise moved that the amendment be approved.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously.
ITEM #10 - Selection of Architects. The City Manager recommended authorization
of contracts with architects for buildings included in the General Obligation Bond
Issue etc. Commissioner Williams moved to approve negotiation of contracts with
architects as recommended by the City Manager. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
CarWise and carried unanimously.
The City Manager read the list of suggestions as follows:
Frank Mudano for the Central Fire Station with technical services from
Dana Johannes.
Walter Melody for the East Branch Fire Station
Forrest Watson for the East Branch Library
Argie McElmurry for the Main Library
Frank Morris for the Police-Courthouse Complex
Henderson and Bartles for the Branch Fire Station on Lakeview
He stated that Commiosioner Williams had recommended these architects sit as a
design review committee collectively as preliminary design is developed on some of
these buildings. The Mayor said this was for some continuity in appearance.
ITEM #11 - Coachman Transfer Station Site. The City Manager recommended
authorization for the appropriate officials to execute agreement'~or purchase,
subject to suitable appraisals, at about $3,500 per acre, part of SEk o~ NE~ and
pt. o~ swk of NWt Section 7-29-16 from Coachman properties Inc. Commissioner Carwise
moved that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute agreement for purchase
subject to suitable appraisals as recommended by the City Manager. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #12 - Amendments to the Electrical Code. The City Manager reported that
the Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development had changed the rules recently
reqUiring only romex electrical Wiring in Federally financed projects. He stated that
most Florida West Coast areas were objecting to this type of wiring because of the
high incidence of thunder and lightning ,in the area with the attendant danger with
the proposed wiring. A St. Petersburg councilman and the BUSiness Manager of the
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers stated that their representat~.ve and the Contractors
Association were discussing the matter With Atlanta and Washington hoping to be able
to report further at the Suncoast League of Municipalities meeting on Saturday July
10th. No Commission action was taken at this time.
ITEM #13 - Request for Waiver of Permits - JCrs. The City Manager recommended
authorization of waiver of permits and licenses for rides on Smith's Finger last
weekend. Commissioner Williams moved that the recommendation be approved. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
July 7, 1971
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ITEM #14
Requests for Annexation:
a.
Lot 2, Canterbury Heights Subd. - Steffens
Acreage Tract, Sec. 8-29-16 N of SCL - city
b.
Commissioner Carwioe moved that tho requests for annexation as outlined by the,
City Manager be accepted and referred to the proper City dopartments for appro~
priate action and public hearing. Motion waD seconded by Commissioner Wil1iama
and carried' unanim,ous1y.
ITEM #15 - Bido, Sanitary Sewers - Morrow Dr. The Oi ty Manager concurred,
in the recommendation of the City Engineer to accept the bid from Paul Giuliani
Oompany, Inc., St. peterSburg, Fla. 'Commiasioner Carlson moved upon the recom-
mendation of City Manager that the contract be awardod to, Paul Giuliani. Company,
Inc., for the sum of $5,934.25, which 10 the lowest and best responsible bid
and that the appropriate officialo of the City be authorized to execute said
contract which shall be in accordance with the plana and specifications and bid.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITEM #16 - Bids, Annual Requirements of Propane. The City Manager explained
this was the bid for the annual requirements and recommended Warren Petroleum
Corp., Tampa. Commissioner Wi11islns moved upon the recommendation or the City
Manager that the contract be awarded to Warren Petroleum Corp., for the sum of
$.084760 per gallon, which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the
appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract which
shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications and bid. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #17 - Bids, Settling Tanl, Collection Chain. The City Manager explained
this is a design product with only one supplier, to be used ror the Clearwater East
and MarShall St. plants, which he recommended for approval. Commissioner Williams
moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the contract be awarded to
the sole source Motion Indu6tries, Tampa, for the sunl of $4,906.61, which is the
lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials of the City be
authorized to execute said contract which Shall be in accordance with the plana
and specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwiae and
carried unanimously.
ITEM #18 - Proposalsl Moving of DAV Building. The City Manager explained
the BUilding was to be moved from the airport area on West side or Saturn Ave.
present location, to Marine Corp League Property on Flagler and recommended the
bid of James F. Holley, Jr. Commissioner Wachtler moved upon the recommendation
of the City Manager that the contract be awarded to James F. HOlley, Jr., Clearwater,
for the sum of $4,000 which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the
appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract which
sha1J. be in accordance with the plans and specifications and bid. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM #27 - Consent to Assignment of Lease. Upon the request of the City
Attorney it was agreed to deviate from the agenda to hear this item. Harold Wilson,
attorney, spoke in regard to litigation pertaining to the Small Boat Marina Lease,
the City of Clearwater vs. Buckeye Enterprises (McNeVin & Anderson). He gave a
history of the various aSSignments of the lease over the period of years. Joe
Cramer assigned the lease to Buckeye Enterprises and when the City sent notice of
default, Cramer attempted to pay the default payments himself, which the City
refused as he was a stranger to the lease ut that time. Mr. Wilson requested the
City approve an assignment from McNevin and Anderson to either Cramer or Buckeye
Enterprises and extend the lease for approximately 10 monthB or that length of
time that they have been out of possession of the property. Mr. Bill Burchfield,
Harbormaster, in answer to a request of the City Manager stated that he had found
Mr. Cramer a very unsatisfactory tenant, with the building and area not kept in
condition. Mr. Cramer also refused to comply with the rules on the Big f4arina
propertYI particularly by soliciting and selling tickets on days no other other
boat would consider going out and disparaged other boat operators. In conclusion
Mr. Burchfield siad he had been a very unsatisfactory tenant and would not recommend
him. Norris Gould, Assistant City Attorney explained the City's side of the
problem. After a lengthy discussion Commissioner Williams moved that the assignment
of the lease to either Buclceye Enterprises or Cramer be denied. f.lotion was seconded
by Commissioner Waohtler and carried unanimously.
ITEM #21 - Ordinance #1326 - Amending Zoning Map & Ordinance. The City Attorney
explained included are building setbacks, technical changesl etc. and 'rezoning one
property. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1326 be read and considered
by title only ,on its first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission.-.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly. The Ordinance
was read by title only. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinanoe #1326 be passed
on its firs~ reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried
unanimously.
6 P.M.. Conunissioner Carlson left the meeting at this time.
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OITY OOMMISSION MEETING
July 7, 1971
Oommissioner Oarw1ae moved that Ordinance #1326 be read and considered
on second and rinal reading by title only at this meeting or the Oommission
by unanimous consent or the Commission. ,Motion was seoonded by CommiSSioner
Waohtler and oarried unanimoUSly. The Ordinance was read by title only.
Commissioner CarwisB moved that Ordinance 111326 be passed on its second and
final reading and adopted and that the appropriate ofricials of the City be
authorized to exeoute it. Motion was seoonded by COlmllssioner Wachtler and
carried unanimously.
ITEM #22 - Ordinance #1332 - Annexing & Zoning Portion of Section
19-29-16 -'F.C.F. Inc., Lots 22 to 34, Oakland Heighta - Updyke ct al; Pt.
Lot 7, Mosell Acres - Sparling; '1 Lot 11, Bloclc 5, Highland Pines Rub. -
Juillcrat. nommissioner Wachtler moved th~t Ordinance #1322 be reod and con-
sidered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous conaent of the
Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and curried unani-
mously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Comndasioner Carwise moved that
Ordinance #1332 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly.
Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1332 be read and considered
on second and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission
by unanimous consent of the COmmiSsion. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly. The Ordinance was read by title only. '
Commissioner Oarwise moved that Ordinance #1332 be paBsed on its second and
rinal reading and adopted and that the appropriate officials of the City be
authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by CommiBsioner Wachtler and
carried unanimously.
ITEM #23 - Ordinance #1333 - Amending Electrical Oode of City. See Item
#12.
ITEM 1124 - Resolution - The City Attorney presented Resolution #71-74
vacating 3 ft. utility easement over rear of Lots 22-34 incl., Oakland Heights
Sub. Conunissioner Carwise moved that Resolution #7l-71~ be passed and adopted
'and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it." Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #25 - Acceptance of Deeds & Easements. The City Attorney presented
the following easements and deeds ror acceptance:
Easement from F.C.F., Inc., for utilities and drainage in swt of
swt, Section 19-29-16.
Quitclaim deed rrom F.C.F., Ino. for Nursery Rd. right of way in
swk of SWt, Section 19-29-16.
Easement from Flaquad, Inc., for utilities and drainage in Lots
2 & 3, Ooachman Lake Estates.
Easement from Charles o. Updyke, et al, for utilities in Lots 22
& 34, ,Oakland Heights Sub.,
Warranty deed from Charles O. Updyke, et al, for Adams St. right or
way in part of Lots 22 to 26 incl., Oakland Heights Sub.
Commissioner CarWlse moved that the deeds and easements as outlined by the City
Attorney be accepted and recorded in the public records of Pinellas County, Fla.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITEM 1126 - Authorizing Modification of Lease - Bank of Clearwater. The
City Attorney explained that the modification was for amending 3 paragraphs
including removal of parlcing meters and rental of the spaces on a monthly baais.
Commissioner Carwise moved that the modification be approved and the appropriate
officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Williams and carried unanimously.
, ITEM #28 - Resolution - Supporting Task Force re Tampa Airport. The City
Attorney read Resolution #71-75 orricially giving support to make Tampa International
Airport an international gateway for air transportation. Commissioner Carwise
moved that ResoJ,ution lf7l-75 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials
be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and
carried unanimously.
ITEM #29 - Assessment Resolution - Missouri Avenue Sanitary Sewers. The City
Attorney presented Resolution #71-76 asseSSing property owners for construction of,
sanitary sewers not presently served on East side of Missouri Avenue from Bellevue
Blvd. North approximately 800 ft. and the West side or Missouri Ave. between Belleair
Rd. and Woodlawn Ave. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution #71-76 be passed
and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was
aecondedby Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
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The City Manager spoke of the projeot tor the widening ot North Greenwood
Ave. between Palmetto and Marshall S~., whioh was inoluded in the general obli-
gation bond issue. He reoommonded securing appraisals' and making otters on '
paroels. Conmdosioner Carwiso moved to approve accuring 'survey, seouring appra-
ioals and making ofter. , Motion was seconded by CommiosionerWachtler and oarried
unanimously. '
Mr. William Gil1toy, attorney, representing the ownero of Morningsido Stdm
and Tennio Club, referred ,to a 1963 agreement between the ,City and the developer
and the master. plan at the property wherein the Swim Club oame in as R-M zoning.
He indioated that he did not believo in view ot the oontraot that the City would
have the. right to change the zoning and there wae a possibility that the sale ot
the. property might be jeopardized if the proposed zoning change waD oonsummated.
Mr. Clayton Burton, repreoenting the group proposing to purohaso the property, "'.
stated that they had 310 membero with one-halt the purchase price in hand., He
aloo stated that the group was exploring gueot houseo, ortice buildings, pro- ,
tcssional building, etc., and, recommended deed restrictions Of maximum 50 ft.
height. He also stated that the purchoscro cannot proceed ~dth R-3 zoning. Mr.
James Desjardin spoke lnobjection. The City Manager recommended attempting
to reach a compromisc and not change the zoning. Commissioner Carwise moved
that this item be removed trom the agenda pending a meeting of the principals.
with the residentn. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried
unanimouuly.
Commissioner Carwlse moved that the meeting be adjourned at 6:55 P.M.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimoualy.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
July 7J 1971
Public Hearings
l~ Lot Mowing Resolution #71-72
2. Requests for Annexation and.
Determination & Establishment of,
Zoning & Fire Distriot C1assifioation:
a. SW Corner CRGl & OR108- Drew st.
Ext. (UartinJ' et al) (to be oon-
t~nued) :
b. Between Sunset Pt. Rd. & Montclair
Lake Rd. and E or Keene (Montolair
Lake Est.)
o. Lot 1, B1 D, Sa11a Subd. (Se1b7) ,
d. t mi. E of US 19 between RR R/W
and Drew (Reagan, at al) ,
e. Loto 2, 3J 4 & 5 Douglas Manor
lat Addn. (Rogero)
3. Zoning Varianoe - Greenwood & Druid
Rd. (Veotor Co. Inc.)
Reports from City Manager
4. Presentation - Harry Wild, Jr. -
Clearwater East Plant
5. Request for Rehearing or Vacation 01'
a Portion or Maple Street (Kelleher)
6. Off~r to purohase McMullen Property
7. Agreement - Sanitary Sewer Service
(Custer Apts., Safety Harbor) <
8. Agreement - Drainage Easement (Veotor
Corp. ) ,
9. Amendment to Sanitary Land Fill
Agreement
Selection or Architeots
Coachman TransJ:er Station Site
Amendments to E1eotrica1 Code
Request for Waiver of Permits - Jots
Requests for Annexation:
a. Lot 2, Canterbury Hgta. Subd.
(SteJ:rens) < .
b. Acreage Tract~Sec~ 8-29-16 N of
SCL (City) ,
Bids, Sanitary Sewers - Morrow Dr.
BidsJ Annual Requirements of Propane
BidsJ Settling Tank Collection Chain
Proposals, Moving of DAV BUilding
Other Engineering Matters
Verbal Reports and Other Pending
Matters
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OITY OOMMISSION MEETING
JULY 7, 1971
1:30 P.M.
Invocation
Introductions
Minutes of Preceding Meetings
Public Hearings
Reports from City. Manager
Reports from City Attorney
Citizens to be Heard
Other Commission Action
Adjournment
Meeting Pension Plan Trustees
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Ord. #1326 - Amending Zoning Map &
Ordinance
Ord. #1332 - Annexing & Zoning Portion
of Sec. 19-29-16; Lots 22 to 34~
Oakland Hgts.; Portion of Lot 7~ Mosell
Acres; & Lot 11J Bl 5, Highland Pines
Subd.
Ord. #1333 - Amending Electrical Code
of City
Resolution - Vacating Easement
Acceptance or Deeds & Easements,
Authorizing Modification of Lease
Bank of Clearwater '
Consent to Assignment or Lease
Resolution - Supporting Task Force re
Tampa Airport
Assessment Resolution - Missouri Avenue
Sanitary Sewers
Resolution - Endorsing Mass Transit
Grant program of Central Pinellas Transit
Authority
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