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08/02/1971 CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 2. 1971 " The City Co~aaion of the City of Clearwater met 1n regular sesaion at the City Hall. Monday, August 2. 1971. at 1:30 P.M. with tho rollowing members 'presents H. Everett'Hougen Donald S. Williams Richard D. Wachtler Joseph cnrwloe Absent~ Donald Carlson Mayor-Co~ssioner CommiDsioner Commissionor Conunissioner CommisSioner Also present were: Merrett R. Stierheim Herbert M. BroM'l Cecil Henderson Major Bluine Lecouris City Manager city Attorney ASDt. City Engineer Representing Police Chief The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by the Reverend Ellis arnveU, Trinity Preabyterlnn Church. Commlsoioncr Williams moved that the minuteD of the regular meetings or July 7th and July 19th be approved as recorded and as Bubmitted in ~~itten summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. M~tion wan seconded by Conunissioner Carwise and carried unanimously; Tho Mayor introduced Commandant Robert F. Stewart, Marine'Corps League, and a group of boys rrom the Marine Corps League who were visiting the meeting. ITEM #1 - A public hearing was announced on the budget ror the 1971-1972 year. The City Manager explained Resolution fnl-85 setting the p\lblic hearing on the budget was adopted on July 26th. Mr. Sam Coley, Chamber or Commerce President, protested the cut 1n funds from $85,000 last year to $76,500 for the coming year and stressed that with inflation they would need at leuGt $85,000 for advertising and promotion. Mrs. Barbara Moore, representing League or Women Voters, complimented the Commission ror setting aside $16,000 for a City HOUSing Coordinator and secretary but also aaked that the City support open houDing program, strictly enrorce mini- mum housing code including houses now occupied. initiate programs for planning and financing low cost housing, seek federally rinanoed programs, give public support to community groups who have worked or want to work on housing. The Mayor stated the Greenwood area was considered a blighted area but federal runds can not be used to rehabilitate this currently blighted area, that the City hopes ~or a new federal survey and plan whereby we can rehabilitate the area. He explained the City has acknowledged housing as a number one priority, put it was the City policy not to displace anyone in a substandard home unless there was someplace to go. He stated that construction of low cost housing at Dru1d and Greenwood wouJd liegin wi thin two weeks. The Mayor introduced former Commiasioner Rick Hall who was in the audience. Commissioner Williams moved that $36,000 be earmarked in contingency fund in order that the City Manager and the City Attorney can proceed with legal and technical consultations and preliminary wor]e for the purpose or acquiring the North end or Sand Key. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. The City Mnnager stated that the actual assessment was greater than the estimated aSGessment and therefore the difference in the expected taxes would be placed in the contingency fund making a total or about $81,000 in that rund. Commissioner Wachtler suggested after l10tening to the'needs of the Chamber or Commerce that the Commission consider $85,000 for the Chamber. The Mayor suggested that the extra $8500 be taken from the beautification fund and held for a report 1n 3 months. Commissioner Williams commented that if the Chamber or Commerce ofricials can demonstrate that tourism is SUffering because of lack of funds then he would approve increasing the runds. Commissioner Wachtler moved the sum of $8500 shall be taken from the beautification program in the publicity and promotional fund code and that this $8500 shall be held pending a review or findings to be Bubmitted by the Chamber or Co~nerce. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Wachtler, Carwise and Mayor Hougen voted l1Ayel1. Commissioner Williams voted l1Nol1. Motion carried. Comm1Bsioner Wachtler moved atter having held this publiC hearing on the budget that Resolution No. 71-85 be reoonrirmed and the budget be adopted as the budget ror the City of Clearwater ror the riscnl year beginning October 1" 1971 and ending September 30, 1972. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ,., I ,. ~' ~ ~ ~ ; . "I. . I ,'.' , . . \ ,,' .. \." . '; . ,m:it~~~1tl;if;i~:)~:~i,f,,:.},,'!, 'r':,,',; ", '.,'.' , " ,. , ' t t;;'~t~~;..l(F.J:~{f..b'.~"t!"'Ii."':,.J"'" I....~~~..< '~V'.', _'.:.' '~. ,', J~ f _ . ~1\':.'~;'i"'t~:\1.~~:'.~~'.i~,{'jli."...~ 1\ ,,\'J' I.'{~~,' \.~'\~.. '.'" . .; III .,.,.), f"'. 1" I\.... ~ ~ ~ !J' \:..1 ~ ,.. ~ . ~.. . ,"< . I ' . . ,~~!:\~t.\.'T:~i~";~~~~f"':',,",.~I:;4~:i"~/:;o.~;i}:,\~,j ".::;"' )'. '/oj'>~1') ....1. <~'. ~. .', . '. 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Conunissioner Williams moved that Resolution #71-83 paDDed on July 19.. 1971.. be confirmed and made efrective . as to all persona and paroels listed thereon.. except for those whose lots have been verified as being cleared and those who have paid the City tor the olearing and the proper City officials and employees are hereby directed to. proceed 1n acoordance with law to sce that the lots are cleared. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler a.nd carried unanimously. ITEM #3 - Demolition of Structure under Minimum Housing Ordinance - 803 Jurgens St. - M&B 10-29-15 - Mamie Paul Estate. The City Manager reviewed the case and stated tho Building Director and Minimum HOUSing Inspector reconunended demolition. The Minimum Housing Inspector explained David T. Larkins.. Mrs. Annie Jones and Calvin Joneo were heirs to the estate.. that he had inspected the property again thio.morning and it was a menace'to health and safety. After discussion.. David T. Larkins said he would have the house torn down him- self within 30 days. The City Attorney presented Resolution fnl-86 which would give the o~mer 30 days to comply or the City will demolish building and file a lien on property. CommiSsioner Williamo moved Resolution Inl-86 be passed and adopted and the appropriate orficialo of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Conmdssioner Carwiae and carried unanimously. ITEM #4 - Zoning Amendment Continued - N. Side of Rogers 230' W. of Bay (Miller). (Lot 1~ less E. 501.. BI. 8.. & Lots l..2..A, Bl. 9" Turners Sub. No.3 and adjoining acreage to the west.) The City Manager cxplaj.ned the request for change from PRS to R-!~C zoning and stated the Planning and Zoning Board recom- mended approval provided that a portion of the property is not needed ror the extension of Pierce Boulevard but that there is an additional 10 ft. or right of way needed on the north side of Rogers St. He stated he could see no reason ror asking ror additional right of way beyond the ten feet. Mr. Norman Bie.. attorney, representing Mrs..Miller atated the new waterfront zoning ordinance affected the property. There was a discussion ao to actual measurement of the tract to the seawall. The Mayor rcquested that a new survey be secured for the Commission. There were no objections. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the Co~sBion continue this hearing until the meeting of September 20th. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. Sgt. R. Kennedy replaced Major Lecouris at this time -- 2:45 P.M. ITEM #5 - A public hearing on requcsts for Annexation and Zoning & Fire District Classifications: a. Cont. NEt of NEt Sec. 17-29-16 (SW Corner CRGl & CRlOS - Drew Street Ext. - Martin.. et ale The City Manager reported receipt of a letter from Mr. Donald McFarland, attorney, requesting the hearing be continued about 60 days as his clients have not been able to resolve all matters relative to final closing. There were no objections. Commissioner Carwise moved that the hearing be continued to the meeting of October 4th. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. b. Lot 48, Skyline Groves Sub. with R-ID (single family) zoning and Fire District NO. 2 classification - Heishman The City Manager cxplained the I'equcst and read the recommendation or the Planning & Zoning Board for approval. There were no objections. Commissioner Carwise moved the request for annexation by Clifford Heishman with R-ID (Single family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 be approved and the City Attorney be in- structed to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to this Commission for approval as Boon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. c. Lot 19, Bl. C.. Palmetto Terrace Sub. \dth R-1D (singleihmily) zpning and Fire District No. 2 classification - Hornbeck The City Manager explained the request and read the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for approval. The Clerk read a letter from Robert E. Neumann objecting to annexation of his own lots. There were no other objections. Commissioner Carwise moved the request for annexation by Hornbeck for R-1D (Single ramily) zoning and Fire District No.2 be approved and the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to this Comndsaion for approval as soon as pOBcible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carI'ied unanimously. d. N. of Center of Sec. 8-29-16 & SCL RR. with P (public) zoning & Fire District No. 2 classification - City The City Manager explained this was deeded to the City by the County upon acqui- sition or the Virginia Groves qanitar~ sewer district. He stated the Planning & Zoning Board recommended approval. There were no objections. Commissioner Carwise moved the request for annexation by the City or Clearwater for P (public) zoning and Fire District No. 2 be approved and that the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinanc~ to be brought back to this CoIDm1ssion ror approvel as Boon Bs-possible. MotiOn was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried' unanimously. , ' , . ", ,. ... 1", I . ,.b'r:;..,,~ ..-II. ...')': . -, .... .,. . ...........".-...,-..#1...... 6"t\.~.,....,....:.~... \1.........J~'''''::~...........;.w.~'''t'...7.T'''J," . -.. '. . 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The City Manager reported the Planning & Zoning Board has recommended that becauBe the applicants were not represented at their hearing that the City CommlBoion continue these to September 7th so that the Planning & Zoning Board may consider both items with the applicants present at itD meeting of August 24th. Commissioner Williams moved that ItemB #5e and #5f be continued to the meeting of September 7th. Motion was seconded by Cornm1osioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ' The Mayor reported that on July 26th a change of zoning from BUBiness to R-M waD approved for approximately 1100 ft. north of Bellea1r Beach city limitB on Sand Key in Sec. 30-29-15. This change would increase the density from 34 to 54 units per acrc. The Mayor also stated he had contacted the Mayor of Belleair Beach who ea:1,d he waS not' in favor of this increaBed density aa it would join a single family reoidence area and he would rcqueot a resolution be passed by his cOlTUl1unity to hold the deneity 11mi tat:l,on to 34 un! to. CommisBioner Williamo moved the request of Inland Steel (Thacher) to rezone a Bection of Sand Key~ apprOXimately 1100 feetJ be r~considored and the item be rescheduled for a public hearing on September 7th. Motion wae seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #6 - Florida DOT - Federal-Aid Urban System. The City Manager ex- plained Mr. JOhnson, Florida Department of Tranoportatlon, had requested a hearine to present the Federal Aid to Urban Road System and if the City is to participateJ official endorsement and slenature of the Mayor io needed. He introduced Mr. Warren Merrell, representing D.O.T., who presented a printed summary of requirements of the new Federal-Aid Urban System and a map of pro- posed routes. Mr. W. E. Bostick, Jr., D.c.T., was present alao. The Mayor ex- pressed opposition to an expressway with big landfills to go over croos streets along Greenwood Avenue which was proposed a couple of years ago. He also ex- pressed opposition to a proposed causeway from Sunset Point r.d. to the northerly end of Clearwater Beach and atated the City is having a study made of a proposed causeway route. Mr. Merrell reported that the proposed Greenwood Ave. 'Expressway would include elevated structures and that the proposed causeway at Sunset Point Rd. was, a corridor not a specific location. The Mayor recommended consideration of a causeway to Sand Key rather than from Sunset Point Rd. due to the imminent development of Sand Key. During the ensuing discussion the proposal of making U.S. 19 a limited access highway was considered. Commissioner WilliamB pointed out that public reaction caused the dropping of the Greenwood Avenue Expressway and the Belcher Rd. proposal also raiDed objections. Further discussion ensued and it waB suggested that the proposed north causeway be removed from the map and that the Belcher Rd. Expressway be moved to or close to U.S. 19 and that Alternate Rt. 19 nhow the use of Myrtle Ave. and Douglas rather than Edgewater Dr. The City Manager suggested delaying for a survey report which has already been authorized but the D.c.T. representatives stated there was a time limit for this map with the proposals shown thereon to be presented to the federal government. The Commission expressed the opinion that they wanted assurance that the routes can be changed. Commissioner Williams moved Resolution No. 71-87 be passed and adopted authorizing the Mayor to sign the map subject however to a letter being prepared by the Mayor expreSSing concern over the north causeway proposal and the Belcher Rd. Expressway proposal and the recommendation to reroute Alternate Rt. 19 to Myrtle and Douglas Avenues and D.O.T. sign a letter aBBuring the City that routes can be changed at two year intervals as stated and that the proper officials be authorized to execute the resolution. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Car\>l1se and carried unanimously. ITEM 117 - Approval of Short Term Loan - Transfer Station. The City Manager requested approval of a one year loan in the amount of $3l5JOOO for the transfer station on U.S. 19 from Barnett Bank (City National) at 3.3% subject to renego- tiation. Commissioner Wachtler moved to approve the short term loan and authori- zing the proper City officials to sign the note. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams nnd carried unanimously. ITEM #8 - Traffic Signal - Druid and Lake. ,The City Manae;er recommended authorizing a traffic Bigna1 at Druid Rd. and Lake Dr. Commissioner Wachtler moved to approve the traffic signal and advertising for bids. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM #9 - Remodeling - Youth Maritime Center. The City Manager recommended authorizing appropriate officials to proceed with remodeling and modernization of Youth Maritime Center. Commissioner Carwise moved to approve the remodeling of .the Youth Maritime Center. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #10 - Bids, Sanitary Sewer - Cardinal Lane. The City Manager recommended the low bid of Kelley Construction Co. for sanitary sewer on Cardinal Drive to aerve property recently annexed. He stated he had a check from the developer for halr the cost of the project. CommisBioner Wachtler moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the contract be awarded to Kelley Construction Co., St. " PeterSburg, for the sum of $4,135.50 which is the lowest and best responsible bid , . .' . and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said con- :!,~:;":>";:; .;. .t;ract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications and bid. ~~gt;\j;~~~{,',;L:~Tot:on~a aeconded by Conmaaioner Carwiae and carried unan1mQualy. :4:t.,J!~"l'\Vl';~'I;\~iil:r:,l\'i:",L. ....., ", ".;' ;. '.' '. . \:',.1- J l:~ ~,' I" \; ',' '. J .... ." . . ~ . ~,~~L,~I~J~.J'; 1-..."" ~lc~:.~I....:':> .~ <'; \' \.. .,.. ,',p', ;. . ~lr}i; l.'I:~ .!~Jql~:r !J1',.'{~,""',~;t~~~ ~~'. :-:~,,', ';.v .r' ~ '>.'.". ~ ~.' I. . . . r +~.~tl~.\f~~~~:...~:~'.f.~[~~~\\' .::f ."~ ".~.I.,.,t- . ~'~";:l'-'''~:~!!--l\'J -I ........~ }'+'~ !* ,.r ,( I,... . I ~ .; . 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Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM #12 - Bids.. Sanitary Sewers - Mission Hills. The City Manager recom- mended the low bid of Mid-County Construction.. Inc., Largo.. ror sanitary sewer in the East t of North ~, Sec. 8-29-16.. to supply service to proposed Mission Hills condominium project. Commissioner Wachtler moved upon the reconunendation of the City Manager that the contract be awarded to Mid-County Construction.. Inc., for the sum or $3055 which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate o~1'icials 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 Conunissioner Carwiae llnd carried unanimously. ITEM 1113 - Bids, Subul'ban Type Vehicle for Fire Dept. The City Manager stated the low bid did not meot specifications and therefore he was recommending the second low bid from P1nellas Truck Sales.. St. Petersburg.. for a rescue ve- hicle for the Fire Dept. Commissioner Wachtler moved upon the recommendation o~ the City Manager that the contract be awarded to Pinellas Truck SaleB ~or the sum of $4851 which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate of~icials 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. ".:'~~1J: ';':~' ),.:. ,'! ,.,....::?r;, ~ ..:~ ": ...'. ITEM #14'- Bids.. Automobile for Police Dept. The City Manager reported only one bid had been received and he was recommending accepting that one ~rom Harris Pontiac ~or a car which will be assigned to Police Chief. Commissioner Carwise moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the contract be awarded to Harris Pontiac for the sum o~ $3065 which is the lowest and best re- sponsible bid and that the appropriate officials or the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifica- tions and bid. Motion was seconded by Comnussioner Wachtler and carried unani- mously. . ITEM #15 - Bids, Cast Iron Pipe. The City Manager explained the low bid from Moore Utility Supply, JacKsonvilleJ was not recommended by the Utilities Director and the Water Division Superintendent as the pipe has a type o~ coupling connection which might cause leakage problema. He recommended accepting the second low bid from U.S. Pipe & Foundry, Birmingham.. Ala. Commissioner Wachtler moved upon the recommendation o~ the City Manager ~hat the contract be awarded to U.S. Pipe & Foundry for the sum of $12J125 which is the lowest and best re- sponsible bid and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifi- cations and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unani- mously. The City Manager requested app~oval of the closing of two incinerators.. one at Publix in Gulf to Bay Plaza and one at Kwik-Chek on Prospect Ave. Commissioner Williams moved the City Manager and the City Attorney to proceed to e~rect the clOSing of two incinerators and eventually other incinerators giving the owners the right to appeal to the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. The City Manager' reported receipt of a new annexation application from Montclair Lake Estates.. Inc., for property in Sec. 1-29-15. He recommended re- ~erring the application to the Planning and Zoning Board with the basis the density not exceed 11 units per acre. Commissioner Wachtler moved the application be accepted and referred to the proper City departments for approprIate action and. public hearing with the recommendation that the density not exceed 11 units per acre. Motion was seconded by Cooonissioner Williams and carried unanimously. , The City Manager stated he had received a report rrom Lt. J. Thompson of the Conservation Dept. that he had made an aerial survey of the Clearwater area this afternoon and ~ound our coast is clear with no signs o~ the red tide and it would appear now that we can li~t the barricade at Clearwater Pass Bridge. ITEM #18 - Ord. #1336 - Amending Code to prohibit Busine8a of Palmist, . Fortuneteller, etc. The City Attorney presented ~or its oecond reading Ordinance #1336 amending Chapter 13.. Licenses and Regulations, City Code. Conunissioner Williams moved Ordinance #1336 be read and considered by title only on second reading by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly. The City Attorney read the ordinance by title only. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1336 be passed on second and.: ~inal reading and adopted and the appropriate of~icials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unani- mOUSly. . " ~. ~\ 'c ... ~ . I . ,. ' . ~ ',',. ,':.. . ',' l . ,". "-< .. / .~:.. ~ . . c ~: II . ,\ . '. I " \T' ::\~~~~.... I} -t ,__~_....<df__ . ~ . I ~~~ t;';' .. : ' ; ... .1, ~ ~. I. l-'~ ... ,..~~: tI'..':".........,.~,..........................'w"i-~. ....,..~~...........~..-:;..~: -;""Vl,~..--.-....... ......__ , ,. . .:'.'... , '(. "/%3" .;;';:;': . 1.,;')?~~~~~,7t:;>;!-ff.~"II'\'!;~~"~:~':~~ft'f$~~im~~~r'~lil!;>"'''!7~~~~!~~f',~~~~i~~'':~r.t~~~~:~:~~;. "'f I ...'.'.;;1...:....;,. . " "" ,'. .' ..' ,.., '. ". '~..~' ~" ~o"~~~~~.~";~t~~I;t',",'~~"\~I""~~~~,~:,~~~.....~..........~.,.~~~....~~.~~....ilL~WLf.ijlr ~ . '^_ !WI. -5- CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 2. 1971 ITEM #19 - Ord. #1337 - Annexing & Zoning portions or Sec. 8-29-16; and Lots 2 thru 5, Douglas Manor 1st Addn.. The City Attorney explained the portion of Sec. 8-29-16 waD left out of the ordinance as he had not receive~ neoessary documents. CommisSioner Carwise moved Ordinance #1337 be road and conSidered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Cornmdssion. Motion waB seconded by Commissioner Wachtler nnd carried unnnimously. The ordinanoe was read by title only. Commissioner Wachtler moved Ordinance #1337 be passed on its firot rending by title only. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwloo and oarried unanimously. Commissioner Wachtler moved Ordinance #1337 be rend and oonsidered on sooond and. final rending by title only at ,this meeting of the Commission by unnnimouo consent of ~he CommlDsion. Motion was scconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carwioe moved Ordinance #1337 be paDDed on its second nnd final reading and adopted and the appropriato officials of the City be authorized to cxecute it. Motion WaD seconded by Commissioner Williams Sind oarr:1.ed unanimoulJly. ITEM #21 - Resolution - Requesting County to abate Taxes on City-owned Property recently acquired. Commissioner Williams moved that Resolution 1171-88 be paDDed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwlse and carried unan1~ously. ITEM 1122 - Acceptance of Deeds, Easements, Restrictions, etc. The City Attorney presented tho folloWing: Easement - LaMonte-Shimberg Corp. - NW~ of SEk, Sec. 8-29-16 Easement Clearwater Golf Park, Inc. - Seo. 12-29-15, for water wells & water lines Commisaioner Carwise moved the easements be accepted and be recorded :l.n the public records of Pincllas County, Florida. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. .. ITEM #23 - Authorizing Agreement for Sewer Service - Earl A. Brown.Motors. The City Attorney presented a proposed agreement in which Earl A. Brown would agree to put in neceusary grease traps, etc., BO that tho City will accept sewage from his business on U.S. 19 in Sec. 18-29-16. Conunissioner Car\'1ise moved the agreement be approved and that the proper City officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. , . ITEM #24 - Lot Mo~dng Resolution. The City Attorney presented. Resolution 1171-89 requesting the owners to clear their lots and setting a public hearing to hear objections thereto. Commissioner Carwisc moved that Resolution #71-89 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execu~e it. Motion was seconded by CommiSSioner Williams and carried unanimously. . Mr. Charles Finton commented he had observed that the lids on the commercial type garbage containers were often left open and suggested that the owners be given a warning. Mr. Finton also mentioned signs erected at Jimmy Hallls Restaurant con(!erning use of the easement between the restaurant and Gulf Coast Hardware Co. The City Manager reported Jimmy Hall has filed suit against the City to vacate the easement. Commissioner Wachtler complimented the fine work on the budget preparation .by the City Manager and the Finance Director. CommdsBioner Williams moved to adjourn the meeting at 5:12 P.M. 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