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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
July 19, 1971
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session
at the City Hall, Monday, July 19, 1971, at 1:30 P.M. with the following members
present:
Donald S. Williams
Donald Carlson
Richard D. Wachtler
Joseph Carwise'
Absont:
1(. Everett Hougen
Conunissioner
Commlss1o'ner
Conuni s sioner
, Commi 80ioner'
Mayor-Commissioncr
Also prcscnt wero~
Merrett R. Stierheim
Herbert M. Brown
Ceol1 Henderson
Major Wm. MoC1amma
City Manager
City Attorney
Asst. City Engineer
Reprcsenti'ng Police Chief
Tile invooation was given by Father Michael Butler, st. Cecelia Catholio
Church. In the absence of Mayor HougenJ Commissioner Williams called the meeting
to order and announced Mayor, Hougen was attending a National League of Cities
Committee meeting. Commissioner Williams presented pins to a number of employees
for various years of service.
ITEM #1 - Continued - Sanitary Sewers, Terra Alto Estates. The, City Manager
atated thi s item was continued from June 21st and explained that the delay was due
to a study of the financing for properties outside the City. He stated that this
particular subdivision is less than one-half developed but there is some difficulty
with septic tanks now. James LazarJ 1469 Carolyn Dr. spoke of desperate need for
, sewer. The City Manager recommended that a survey be made to determine all the
statistics to present to the property owners with the proposed annexation of the
subdivision. A discussion ensued. Commissioner Carwise moved that the item be
continued to September 20thJ at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITEM #2 - A pUblic hearing on requests for annexation & zoning:
a. South 594 ft. df West 390 ft. of East 878 ft. of SEt
of swk Section 36-28-15 with R-3C (nmlti-family) zoning
and Fire District No. 2 classification thereon. - Currier
South 594 ft. of West 460 ft. M.O.L. of SEt of swk
Section 36-28-15 with R-3C (multi-family) zoning ,and
Fire District No. 2 classification thereon. - Brown
The City Manager explained the request l~S continued from June 21, 1971, and read
the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for denial. He also read a letter
from Chester McMullen & Robert Wilson, attorneys, for applicant and objectors,
requesting indefinite postponement. Commissioner earwise moved that this item be
continued to September 20thJ 1971, at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Wachtler and carried unanimously.
b. swk of Nwt Section 1-29-15J less Montclair Lake Estates
Sub. and less 140 ft. x 200 ft. tract South of Montclair
Lake Rd. about 200 ft. West of East boundary of said swt
of Nwk with R-3B (multi-family) zoning and Fire District
No. 2 classification - Montclair Lake Estates Inc.
The City Manager explained this item was continued from July 7, 1971, and was recom-
mended fop denial by the Planning & Zoning Board. Mr. James D. Baxt~r, attorney for
the applicant, stated that Mr. Spatuzzi had loet with the property owners and believed
that a compromise had been reached. He stated they were asking for the same zoning
but would accept covenants to limit the development to 10 units per acre along the
North and West boundary with the balance at 14 units per acre. He presented a pro-
posed oopy of the covenants to Commissioner Williams. Kenneth Jansen, Frank Andrews
and Mrs. N. H. BrockmanJ, approved the compromise. Mrs. R. G. Kerwin representing
her husband, president of the Montclair Lake Association objected to the density and
showed a chart of the area indicating multi-family all around them. A resident of
Young1s subdivision stated that Sunset Point Rd. cannot handle much more traffic
without widening. Mr. Edward H. WalkerJ architect Objected to approximately 20 units
per acre along Sunset Point Rd. After discussion with the Planning Director and
within the Commissionj Commissioner Carwise moved that Item No. 2 b. on the agenda
be denied without prejudice. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and
carried unanimously.
Comm1ss10ner Carlson recommended further negotiation.
3:15 P.M. Chief Daniels replaced Major MoClamma at this time.,
c. 'That l?art or SE~ or NWt-J East half of sWi-, and mlt
of SEt, all lying South of Seaboard Coastline RR r/wJ
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
July 191 1971
The City Manager explained that this item was continued from July 7, 1971. He
atated that this developer had agreed to put in escrow $15,000 for the oonstruo-
tion of Drew St., along his property lines; that after the City got the necessary
permita for the railroad craBsing, the developer would grade and pave said orossing;
that the 9 acres would be deeded to the City for park purposes and the City would
deed a small City tract for a park; that a ntreet would be oonstructed along the
Northern railroad right of way and that connections would be made to the subdivision
to the North. Mr. H. H. Baskinl Jr., attorney representing the dcveloperl introduced
Robert Carabello a member of the developing firm and stated that the tract oonsisted
of a total of 190 acreo inoluding the traot North of the rai1roadj that single family
residences would be built North of the railroad and they will dedicate about 4 aoreD
North of the railroad and 9 ncres South of the railroad for park purposos. Mr.
Carabe11e gave perccntagoo and nCI'eago figureD for the various usesJ such as 20~ or
40 acres for roado; 32~ or 60 aoreoJ single family detached, etc. He also stated
they have agreed to 11 units net per aore or U lnaximum of 1650 units. Considerable
disoussion ensued. Commiosioner Carlson moved that,thc requcst for annexation by
Estell Reagan & Eather neagan, and contract purchaser La-Monte Shimberg Corp. for
R-3C zoning and Fire Diotriot #2 olassification be approved eubject to the covenants
as road by the City Manager including 11 unite per ncro density, and the City Attorney
be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to this Commisoion
for approval as soon as possible. Motion waD Dcoonded by Commissioner Wachtler and
carriedrunanimouo1y.
d. Lots 2, 3, 4 & 5) Douglas Manor 1st Addn., with R-lC
(single family) zoning and Fire Distriot No.2 classi-
fication. - Rogero
The City Manager explained this item was continued from July 71 191'1, and then read
the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for approval. Edward J. Geoghcganl
attorney representing the Rural Association spoke in objeotion. Disoussion ensued.
Commissioner Carlaon moved that the request for annexation by Al Rogero Builder, Inc.
for R-1C (Single family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classifioation be approved '
and the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought
baok to this Commission for approval as soon as pOSSible subjeot to the necessary
Nursery Rd. and Morrow Drive right of ways. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Car\nse and oarried unanimously.
ITEM #3 - Request ~or re-evaluation License Fee (Palmist). The City Manager
reported that Robert J. Carroll attorney representing Madam Chaktal palm reader,
wished to discuss the lioense fee for a palmist further. Mr. Carroll, ,was present.
The City Attorney presented ordinance #1336 deleting certain license categories
including fortune tellersJ palmists, etc. and enacting a new Section prohibiting
such businesses in the CitYI and stated that many other cities have such ordinanoes
prohibiting these activities. Mr. Robert J. Carroll asked questions. Commissioner
Carlson moved that Ordinance #1336 be read and considered by title only on the first
reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner
Wachtler. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Waohtler, Carlson and Williams
voted HAyeH. Commissioner Carwise voted IINoH. Motion did not oarrYJ therefore the
City Attorney read the ordinance in full. Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance
#1336 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler.
Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Carlson, Wachtler and \'iilliarns voted II Aye II .
Commissioner Carwise voted HNoH. Motion carried.
The Acting Mayor recommended the seoond reading be delayed until the next
meeting.
ITEM #4 - Request ~or Variance of Sign Ordinanoe - Taylor Building. The City
Manager explained the request from George H. Hill, Jr. of Daniels Signs for the
Taylor Buildine at 121 N. Osoeola Ave., and reported app~oval was recommended by the
Sign Committee. Commissioner Carlson moved to grant the variance to the Sign
Ordinance for the Taylor Building at 121 N. Osceola Ave. as outlined by the City
Manager. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. '
ITEM #5 - Authorization to enter into a contract with F. Alfano - Transfer
Station. The City Manager recommended al~thorization to enter into a contract with
F. Alfano of the firm of Frank R. MudanoJ A. I. A. Architect Inc'J for architectural
services to assist the City in speoificationsJ design, etc., of the transfer station
at a maximum outlay of $1,000.00. Commissioner Carwiae moved that the authorization
be approved as outlined. Motion was seconded by,Commlssioner Wachtler and carried
unanimously.
ITEM #6 - Set date for Minimum Housing Code Violation Hearing - 803 Jurgens
Street. The City Manager reoommended setting the date of August 2nd, 1971 at 1:30
for the public hearing. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the public hearing be
held August 2nd. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously.
,ITEM #7 - Vacation of Easement - Oakhill Sub. (E.B. Casler) The City Manager
had u letter from E. B. CaslerJ attorney I representing James H. CoomesJ Memphis I Tenn.
for vaoation of eaDement in loto 11 21 31 41 6 & 8 Block BJ Oak Hills Sub. and recom-
mended approval. Resolution #71-78 was presented authorizing the vacation of the above
easement. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution #71-78 be passed and adopted
and the appropriate officials be authorized to exeoute it. Motion waB seconded by
Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
July 19, 1971
ITEM #8 - Agreement Modification - City of St. Petersburg. The Oity
Manager presented recommendation for slight modifioation to the agreement
with st. Petersburg far the joint UBe of the sanitary land fill aite. He
atated that for the first 2 years the rate was set for $2.00 per ton, with
the rate schedule to be renegotiated at that time. Comttdasioner Wachtler
moved that the amendment be approved aa outlined by the Oity Manager and the
proper offioials be authorized to exocute said agreement. Motion waD seconded
by Oommissioner CarwioQ and carried unanimously.
ITEM #9 - Annexation requent - Marine Oarpa League - Saturn & Flagler.
1. West 103 ft. of SEt of SEt of Soct. 2-29-15 less
T. & G.C. RR r/w and leos pt., platted as 7th Addn.
to Highland Pines & lCBD pt. platted as Sunset Lalto
Manor & leaD N 60 ft. South of T. &: G.C. fiR fol' Dt.
r/w, with R-3A zoning - Marine Corpa League
,2. SE~ of SEt Sect. 2-29-15, leBB T. & G.C. RR r/w ond
lesB pt. platted aD 7th Addn. to Highland Pines &
lese pt. platted ae Sunset Lake ~tanor, & less West
163 ft. & leso N 60 ft. South of T. & G.C. RR for
st. rfw & less East 50 ft. for r/w for Keene Rd.
with (I-SP) zoning. - Marine Corps League
Commissioner Carwioc movcd that the requcst for annexation as outlined by the
City Manager be accepted and referred to the proper City departments for appro-
priate action and public hearing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner,Wacht1er
and carried unanimously.
ITEM 1/-10 - Bids, Parl<:ing r,yetera. The Oi ty Manager recommended accepting the
bid of Rockwell Manufacturing Co., Pittsburgh for automatic parking meteI'D.
Commissioner Carlson moved upon the 'recommendation of the Oity Manager that the
contract be awarded to Rockwell Mfg. Co. for the Dum ,of $7,960, which is the
lowest and best responnible 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 Wachtler
and carried unanImously.
ITEM #11 - Bids, PaVing, Curbs & Drainage - San Juan Court, Itlllcrest to
Gulf to Bay. The City 11anager compared the separate bids for San Juan Court~
Hillcrest to San Remo, and San Juan Court, San Remo to Gulf to Bay~ and the com-
bined bid for San Juan Court, Hillcrest to Qulf to Bay, and the combined bid
for San Juan Court, Hillcrest to Gulf to Bay which was a better price. After
Borne discussion Commissioner Wachtler moved that this item be continued until
August 2, 1971 for further information. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM #12 - Bide, Refuse Transfer Station Equipment. The City Manager ex-
plained and concurred in the recommendation of the utilities Director for not
accepting the low bid because it did not meet epecH'ications, and recommended
the middle bid of Sanco Corp., Lakeland, Fla. Discussion ensued and Mr. Stopher,
utilities Director, gave a report on the item. Commissioner Carlson moved that
the bid of Transtat EqUipment Co. be rejected as irregular and not meeting speci-
fications and upon recommendation of the City Manager and utilities Director that
the contract be awarded to Sanco Corp.! for the sum of $152,500, which 1s the
lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials of the City be
authorized to execute Boid contract which shall be in accordance with the plans
and specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and
carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #13 - Bids. Sanitary Sewer - Cardinal Drive. The City Manager reported
this sanitary sewer was to serve certain lots annexed in Pinellas Terrace, 1st
Addn. and that informal bids were taken and he recommended the one submitted by
Kelley Construction Co. in the amount of $4,135.50. After conferring with the
Assietant City Engineer, the City Manager recommended the item be deferred for
further information. By consent it was agreed to defer this item to August 2,
1971.
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ITEM #16 - Ordinance #133~ - Annexing & Zoning Portion of Govt. Lot 2 1n
Sect. 16-29-16 - (McMUllen) & a Portion of Sect. 19-29-16 - (Lee). Commissioner'
Carlson moved that Ordinance #1334 be read and considered by title only on the first
reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Carwiae and carried unanimously. The Qrdinance was read by title only.
Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1334 be passed on its first reading.
Motion was seconded py Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
Comrndssioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1334 be read and considered on
second and final reading by t1tle only at this meeting of the Oommission. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was
read by title only. Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1334 be passed on
ita seoond and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate officials of the
City be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and
oarried,unanimously.
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OITY COMMISSION MEETING
July 19, 1971
Mr. John Bonner, attorney, requested that Item #6, on the agenda for
July 26, 1971, for rezoning part of Japaneso Gardens Mobile Estates, Inc.,
be postponed to August 16, 1971. No Bction was taken at this time, but it
was to be considered later in the meeting.
ITEM #17 - Ordif'1~noe 1/1335 - Obscene Materials. Commissioner Carlson
moved that Ordinanoe #1335 be read and oonsidered by title only on the first
roading by tho unanimouo consent of the Conunission. Motion waB seconded by
Comnussioner Wachtler and cnrried unanimously. The Ordinance waD read by title
only. Commissioner Corlson moved that Ordinance #1335 be passed on its f1ret
reading. Motion waD DQconded by Commiooloner Waohtler and oarried unanimously.
CommisDioner CnrlDon moved that Ordinanoe 1/1335 be read Dnd considered on
seoond and final reading by title only at this ,neet1ng of the Oommission by
unanimous oonsent of the Commission. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Wachtler
and carried unanimously. The Ordinanoe wao read by title only. Commissioner
Carlson moved that Ordinance #1335 be pauacd on its second and final reading and
adopted and the appropriate officiala of the City be authorized to execute it.
Motion was seconded by CommislJioner Wachtler and carried ununimouoly.
ITEM #18 - Rcoolution - Payment of Fec to Bank of Clearwater - utility
Tax Impvt. Certificates, Series of 1960, with the sum of $67.70 to be paid from
Construction Trust Fund, 1'01' Tvuateels compensation. Commissioner Carlson moved
that Resolution 1171-79 be passcd and adopted and the appropriate off'ic1als be
authorized to execute it. Motion WaG aeconded by CommisDioner Wachtler and
carried unanimously.
ITEM #19 - Resolution - Payment of Fec to First National Bank~ utility
Revenue Certif1cates~ Series of 1969~ from Construction Trust Fund for $492.98.
Commissioner Carlson moved that Resolution 1171-80 be passed and adopted and the
appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM 1)20 - Resolution - Dedication of' Right of Way - Lakeview. (City-owned
property W. of H1ghland)~ S 50 ft. of S 200 ft. of E~ of NWk of NW~ of Sect.
23-29-15~ leBs East 200 ft. CommiSSioner Carlson rnoved that Resolution #71-81 be
passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #21 - Resolution - Dedication of' Drainage & Utility Easement. (City-
owned property on Lakeview) Commios1oner Carlson moved that Resolution #71-82
be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it.
Motion was seconded by Con~lssioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITEM #22 - Acceptance of Deeds~ Easements & Restrictions (McMullen Annexation
& School Board).
Ea~ement - in SWt of swk, Sect. 19-29-16 - Southern States Land Co. Inc.
Restrictions between City and Southern States Land Inc. Eor development
of part of swt of swk, Sect. 19-29-16.
Deed from St. Anthony Corp. et a1 for Drew St. ext. in NWt of Nwk~ Sect.
17-29-16.
Easement - tram St. Anthony Corp., in Nwk ot Nwk of Sect. 17-29-16.
Deed - Nursery Rd. right ot way from Ray E. Lee~ in NEt of NEt, Section
19-29-16.
Warranty Deed from Marine 9orp:l League for Keene Rd. ::I.n SEt of SE~~ Sect.
2-29-15.
Warranty Deed from Marine Corps League f'or r/w of Saturn Ave. in SEt of
SEk~ Sect. 2-29-15.
Quit Claim Deed from Pinel1aa County School Board for Belcher, Rd. right
of way in S~ of SEt of NEt~ Sect. 24-29-15.
Warranty Deed from JAF Corp. for road r/w in swk of NEt, Sect. 12-29-15.
Warranty Deed from Early J. McMullen Sr. et al~ r/w for Booth-McMullen
Rd. (S .R. 593).
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Blvd. (C.R. 30).
Easement from Early J. McMullen, Sr., et a1 for uti1itiea 1n SEt of Nwk,
Sect. 16-29-16'.
Restrictions on Early J. McMUllen, Sr.~ et al, property, inSEt ot Nwk,
Sect. 16-29-15. 1
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
July 19, 1971
Cornm1aaioner Wachtler moved that the deeds, caGcmenta and restrictions as
outlined be aocepted and the City Clerk be directed to reoord Gome in the
public recorda of PinellaG county, Fla. Motion was oeconded by Commissioner
OarwiBO and carried unanimously.
ITEM 1/23 - Agr'ccment re S:l.dewalka 011 Bolcher - Grovcwood Sub. (Barber).
The City Attorr.ey presented an agreement between tl1e City and Kathryn L. Barber,
et al to share costs for sidewalks on Westerly side of Grovcwood Sub. '
Cornm1ooioncr Wachtler moved that tho contract be approved and the appropriate
orficiuls of the Oity be authorized to execute it. Motion was oeconded by
Cornmi soi onCl' Carwioe and curr! ed unanlmouoly.
ITEM #21~ - Lot Mowing Requeotn - Reaolution. The City Attorney presented
Resolution #71-83 requesting the owners to cleur tlleir lots and oetting a publiC
heal'ine; to hear objections thereto. Commissioner Carlson moved thut Reaolution
Inl-83 be panoed and adopted and the appropriate officialo be authorized to
execute it. Motion was seconded by Commiosionel' Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly.
The City Attorney presented the request of Attorney John Bonner representing
JapancGc Gardells fur a continuance of the public hearing for change of zoning in
JapanolJc Gardena from the meeting date of July 26th to August 16th. Commissioner
Wachtler lnoved to approve the request and continue the pUblic hearing to August
16th, 1971. Motion wuo seconded by Commiosioner Carwis~ and carried unanimously.,
Upon a question the City Attorney said it would not be necessary to notify in-
dividuals in Japanese Gardena as it would be a monumental tas)<. It was requested
that the newspapers give the continuance publicity.
MI:'. Louis ScimonD complained that no action had been taken relating to the
rates chal'ged at the Marina. The City Manager replied that he had not been noti-
fied becauoe the matter is still under study and when the atudy was complete he
would be contacted. '
Mr. Charles Finton asked questions relating to deed restrictions versus
covenants.
By conaent it wus agreed tocQlsider the revised zoning ordinance, Thursday
morning at a 7:30 breakfast.
Upon a question from Commissioner Carlaon the City Manager reported that the
Corps of Engineers was still developing data on the dredging on Dunedin Pass and
the City Engineer was optimistic about the matter.
Commissioner Carlson suggested that a marked nautical mile be set up somewhere
in the harbor.
Commissioner Williams suggested if a subdivision 1s 75% developed it requires
a request of 50% of property o~mers ror sewers, if less than 75% developed it
requires a 90% request.
, Commissioner Carlson left the mee\;ing at this time.
The City Commission then met as Trustees of the ,Pension Fund with the Acting
Mayor calling the meeting to order. A letter was read from the Advisory Conunittee
of the Employees Pension Fund recommending that Pauline M. Caputi be retired at a
disability pension of $150.10 per month, effective August 13, 1971, after being
approved by a City phYSician in addition to her own doctors. Commissioner Wachtler
moved that Pauline M. Caputi be retired at a pension of $150.10, effective August
13, 1971 as recommended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carmae and carried
unanimOUSly. '
The City Clerk also read letters from the Advisory Committee recommending that
Geraldine O'Connor, Secretary I - Building; Ralph Harris - Planning Technician -
Planning; Rodney Marder - Laborer - Parks & Recreation; Earnest D. Miller - Laborer
- Public Service; Vernon WaShington - Laborer - Public Service ; James O. Long -
Sanitation Worker - Util. Sanitation; Ralph E. Burris - Computer Operator II -
Finance - Data proc.; JameD L. Bailey - Equip. Operator - Util. - Incinerator;
Stephen L. Hopper - Laborer - Utile Water; Dionisios Safos - Firefighter - Fire;
Terrance L. Clements - Firefighter - Fire; Bernard J. McKenna - Police Patrolman-
Police; RiChard J. White - Police ratrolman- police; David A. Daiker - Firefighter
- Fire; Robert M. Clark - Police Patrolman - Police; David Hardman - Police' Patrolman
- Police; Henry J. Scheid - Police Patrolman; Police; Robert L. Jones - Firefighter
- Firej Donald Humphries - Police Patrolman - Police; Jack M. Callahan - Firefighter
- Fire; be accepted into membership. Commissioner Wachtler moved upon the recommen-
dation of the Pension Advisory Committee that the above named employees be accepted
into memberShip. Motion.was seconded by Commissioner Carwlse and carried unanimously.
Commiosioncr Carwise moved that the meeting be adjourned at 5:35 P.M. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carri d nanimoualy.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
July 19, 1971
,Public Hearings
1. ,Contd. - Sanitary Sewers, Terra Alto
Eat.
.' 2. Requests tor Annexation and Dotermination,
&: Establiahment,,.ot Zoning ,& Fire Diat.
Classifioation: '
n. Contd. - N Side of Un10n, 460i W of
Hercules (Ourrier &: Brown)' '
b. Contd. - E ot Keene betwccn Sunset Pt.
Rd. &: Montclair Luke Rd. (Monto1air
Lake EBtS.)' "
c. Contd.,- i Milo Eaat of US 19 between'
RR r/w & Drew extended (Reagan-LaMont
Shb) , .' ,
d. Contd. - Lota 2, 3, 4 &: 5 Dougla'a
Mano~ 1st Addn. (Rogcro)
Reports rrom City Manager
AGENDA
'CITY OOMMISSION' ME ffi'ING ,
JULY' 19, 1971
1:30 P.M.
A\'lards
Invocation'
Introductions
Minutes of Preceding Meetings
,public Hearings
Reports tram, City Manager
Reporta trom City Attorney
Citizens to be Heard
Other Commission Action
Adjournment
Meeting Pension Plan TrunteeB
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8.
9.
Request tor re-evaluation Lioense Fee
(palmist)',
Request tor Variance of Sign Ordinance -
Taylor Building
AuthoriZation to enter into a Contract
with F. Alfano - Transfer Station
Set date for Minimum Housing Code Violation
Hearing - 803 Jergens Street '
Vacation of Easement - Oakh!ll Sub. (E. B.
Casler)
Agreement' Modification - City of St.
Petersburg
Annexation Request - Marine Corps League
Saturn & Flagler
Bids, Parking Meters " ,
Bids, paving, Curbs &: Drainage - San Juan
Court, Hillcrest to Gulr to Bay
Bids, Refuse Transfer Station Equipment
Bids, Sanitary Sewer - Cardinal Lane
Other Engineering Matters
Verba~ Reports and Other Pending Matters
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Reports f~om City Attorney
16. Ordinance #1334 - Annexing & Zoning Portion
or GOVt. Lot 2 (Sec. 16-29-16 - MCMullen)
& (Portion ot Sec. 19-29-16 - Lee) ,
17. Ordinance #1335 - Obscene Materials
18. Resolution -,Payment ot Fee to Bank,ot
Clearwater Utility Tax Impvt. CertificateB,
Series of 1960 \ .
19. Resolution - Payment or Fee to First National
Bank, Utility Revenue Certificates, Series
at 1969
20. Resolution - Dedication of Right of Way - '
Lakeview (City-owned property W. of Highland)
21. Resolution - Dedication ot Drainage &: Utility
Easement (Same citY-O\flled property on Lakev1ew)
22. Acceptance of Deeds, Easements & Restrictions
(McMullen Annexation & School Board)
23. Agreement re Sidewalks on BelCher - Grovewood
Sub. (Barber)
24. Lot Mowing Requests, - Resolution
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CITY COMMISSION MEETINO
July 19, 1971
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To: . Honorable Mayor and Membera o~ the City Commission ao TruBtee8'o~'
General Employees Pension Fund '
From: ' Advisory Co~ttee, Qeneral Employees Pension Fund '
SUbjeot: Penaion Recommendation ror Paulino Caputi
Date: 'July 13, 1971
',Pursuant to tho rules and regulations of tho City Employees Pension Plan, we
hereby submit to you, for your, approval, the requestor Mrs. p~uline Caputi ~or
a penSion.
It is'the opinion of tho Palsion Advisory Committee that Mrs. Pauline Caputi 18
entitled to all the bene~its as outlined 1n Section 5 o~ the City Employees
Peneion Plan, e~ffctive date being August 13, 1971.
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Attached will ~ind~
1. Request ~or Pension
2. Letters l'X'om three Doctors (Moat recent exam by Dr. Tench
3. Amount or Pension
Advisory Committee
Isl Stanley J. Szuba, Chairman
Isl Frank Daniels
Isl Snowden I. Baxter
City Dr.)
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May 21, 1971
Advisory Committee
(Employees Pension Plan)
City of Clearwater
Clearwater, Fl~rida
Gentlemen:
This is to inform you under recommendation of my doctor that it i8 no longer
advisable ~or me to continue working.
I have been experiencing dizzy spells for the past year and also have a heart
condition.
Attached you will find r~ports from two qualified doctors in regard to this
disability.
I am requesting pension in accordance with Section '(5) of the Employee1s Pension
Plan.
I have been employed with the City for 19 years on July 28, 1971. I started to
work with the City on July 28, 1952. ,My birth date is May 25, 1908.
I would appreciate if you would please expedite this request.
Sincel'e1y,
/s/ Pauline, Caputi
Clerk I
Central Servioe
Inc. (2)
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