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Stierheim Herbert M. Brown Max Battle Sgt. Bernard Enlow Commiasioner City r-tariager City Attorney City Ene;ineer Representing Police Chie~ The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Dr. Earl WOli'J Peace Memorial PresbyterIan Church. The Mayor recognized 6 girls from Oak Qrove Junior High oi' Oirl Scout Cudet, Troup 1/231 worl<ing on their government badge. The Mayor presented pins to a number o~ City employees for various years oi' service. Commisoioner vlachtler moved that the minutes of .the opecial meeting of July 26th and the regular meeting of August 2nd, be approved aD recorded and aD submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each CommisGioner. Motion waG ,seconded by Conuni s'sioner Carl son and carried unanimously. ITEM #1 - A public hearing on Lot Mowing Resolution 1111-89. The City Attorney explained the resolution. The lots were considered a menace to publiC health, safety and weli'are. There were no objections. Con~iBsioner Carlson moved that Resolution 1171-89, passed on August 2, 1971 be confirmed and made efi'ective as to all persons and parcels listed thereon, except i'or thosc whose lots have been verified as being cleared and those who have paid the City for the clearing and the proper City officials and employees are hereby directed to proceed in nccord- 'ance with law to see that the lots are cleared. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM 112 - A public hearing on Sanitary Sewers - Lots not prcsently served in Bloclt B, Crest Lake Park Subd. The City Manager explained the project and stated that oi' the eight properties involved five were in favor and three opposed. Ed\1Brd Schwarz, M. E. Blackert and fl'lrs. Beatrice Rocco spoke in objection. The City Engineer stated he expected the State to outlaw septic tanks, and reported the estimated assessable coat as $3.8l1 per front i'oot. The City Clerk reported receipt of 3 letters i'rom those speakinG 1n opposition. Commissioner Carlson moved that since no valid objections have been filed that the installation of sanitary sewers in Block B, Crest Lake Park Subd. be approved and the City Manager and th3 City hngineer be directed to forthNlth proceed with such improvements as an assessment project. Motion was seconded by Cornmlssioner Williams and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM 113 - A pUblic hearing on Sanitary Sewers - Properties on S. Mercury not . presently served, also Lots 9 & 10, Blk A, Gunns Addn. The City Manager explained the project and reported an estimated assessable cost per i'ront foot of $8.98 with 5 owners in favor and 1 opposed. He also stated that Ii' easements were obtained in the rear of the properties the estimated cost per front i'oot would,be reduced to $6.05. The City Clerk read a letter in favor from Mrs. Helen Conlin. Cornmiasioner Williams moved that since no valid objections have been filed that the installation of sanitary Dewers i'or South Mercury Ave. not presently served, and Lots 9 & 10, Blk A, Gunns Addn. be approved and the City ~~nager and the City Engineer be directed to i'orthwith proceed with such improvements aa an assessment project. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously. ITEM #4 - Zoning Amendments Continued: - Public Hearings on the following ,items: a. Request of Richard L. Kamenslty, Trustee, ~or NEt oi' Nwk Section 1-29-15 to be ohanged from R-1IB (multi-family) to PUD-R (planned unit development-residential). The City Manager explained that this item had been continued i'rom July 26, 1971, pending negoti- ation for lOcation of publicly dedicated park land. The developers had proposed a park in the center of project, but it was thought it would be more desirable if this land was situated where it could be more accessible by the public. Approval was,recommended concurring with the planning & Zoning Board recommendation. James StacYi 1610 N. Ft. Harrison Ave. presented a plan Showing the pro- posed park land fronting on N. Hercules Ave. and stated the density would be about 9 units per acre. Commissioner Carlson moved that the request of Richard L. Kamensky for change of zoning on above property from R-4B to PUD-R with site plan be approved and the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an amendment to the Zoning P Ordinance to be brought back to this' Commission for approval as soon {ji~)~i{~j~i1.)!'i../:L"'.,,:,, ,': ~~a~~:~:~~:t~~:~~~~~B:~~~i~~C~:;O~c~~n~:~k b;1 ~~m:B;~~n;~ t~a:~ti~;, ,," , {. '.t'-.~4;t\tt!t~\'~;~~~~l-...f,;,\.,.',i':\'I~:';':~".'" . ,I: '.~i.~I..J~t'l-~rr..,.".-',..,...I',.", '1'~;' ,.\,. ~ , 'J ~tl";tJ~({l":."lL"'.!-,.(~."~"'~\ +~~,{" ", ..~"I ~"" ' !".' :, !l.~,\'I\:'1,'\'l":I">-""", """ ,I ", "',,' . ~';1);.~~~;.lJ~.':~, 'h\./'~',,,,l,')..~. ~ ":' ~..'J, ,,::r<j~ '-1~J".'., '...' 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Request of Japanese Garden Eatutes, Inc. in Section 20-29-16 to be changed Erom MH (mobile home park) to R-3B (multi-family). c. Request' of Frank J. Muscarella, Jr. for Lots 6~9 incl.J Block 19, Mllton Park Roplllt to bo changed fl'om R-4D (multi-family) to B (business). ' , The City Manager reported receipt of letters of withdrawal for the above itemo. The City Att'orney ouid if itoma Wel'e approved to be withdrawn, without projud:1.ce, the applicants might want to reviDe their reque3t and file another appl1caUon. Comm1Doioncr Wachtler moved to approve the withdrawal of Item l~ b. and Item It c. without preJudice. Motion was seconded by Commiasioner Williams und carried unanimously. . ITEM #5 - Resolution - Acquioition of Sand Key. The City Manager reportod that the attorney had dro\'m up a resolution authorizing condemnation prooeec1ings to acquire part of Sand Key for park and recreational purposes. .The City Attorney read Resolution Inl-90 in full. The Mayor recognized Mr. J. R. Dembeok, United StateD Steol Realty who rend a typed statement relating to the various negotiatio~s that have taleen plt.lcc and particular).y their proposals for pUblic beaoh, etc. The 'statemen1, also criticized the appraisal value received by the City. The Mayor commented that the City desired the North 1/3 of the Key. The City Manager com- mented that they had been denied consideration to purchase the desired 1/3 by Mr. Wrieht's eotate prior to the purchase of the Key by United States Steel Realty. M.t'. H. H. Busk.in, Jr. spol<e as ,an interested citizen exprcGl3ingthe opinion that the resolution would rorce United States Steel to set up attorneys' fees and other costs which would be charged against the CitYJ plus the damage to the remaining , Prroperty which might be considered extensive. fw recommended negotiation in a ttown hall meoting". The Mayor aaked Mr. Dembeck i1' they \'1ould be willing to negotiate to avoid condemnation proceedingD, if the City and United States Steel appraisals showed a \ude d11'ference. A1'ter considerable further discussion, Commdssloner Williams moved that Resolution #71-90 be passed and adopted and the appropriate off:1.cials be authoriZed to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler nnd carried unanimously. ' ITEM 1/6 - Resolution - Clearwater Transit. COlnmissioner WilliamsJ Secretary- Treasurel:' or the Central Pinellas Transit Authority spoke or the large capital' outlay neededin the 3 years of operationJ that the application 1'01' Federal funds requires the local authorities to provide approximately $133,OOOJ Clearwater's share being $67J69l. He further stated that they proposed a re1'erendum later for providing 1'uture funds. He also reported that Largo had allocated their portion and Dunedin was expected to this date. During a discussion on the matter the City Manager explained some of the conditions ot the Federal and State requirements indlcatine that the local contribution would be 1/6 of the totalJ the Statels share 1/6 and the Federal contribution 2/3 of an estimated 3/4 million dollars. It was recommended that the funds be prOVided from the gas tax allocated to the City. Commissioner Williams moved that Resolution Inl-91 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly. ' ITEM 1/1 - Head Start Pre-School Program. The City Manager presented an agreement with Head Start to take over the former Elks Nursery property} but recom- mended amending the lease for ttle building to revert to the City. Commissioner Williams moved that the agreement as outlined by the City Manager between the City and Head Start Pre-School Program as amended be approved and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion wao seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously. ITEM #8 - Request for Vacation of Portion of South Street. The City Manaeer explained thut Harrison Furniture Co. had requested the vacation or portion of South street i'or t,hem to use for parking in their proposed C!xpansion program. Commissioner Carlson moved that Resolution #71-92 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it, SUbject to improvements of Missouri Ave. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Carlsonl Wachtler and Mayor Hougen voted I1Ayel1. Commissioner Williams abstained because of a conflict of interest. Motion carried. ITEM #9 - Sanitary SewerB for Marjohn Avenue. The City Manager explained the project, stated that there were 51 properties total with all but 3 developed and 26 property owners had signed a petition requesting sanitary sewers. It was recommended that a public hearing be held on September 7th. Commissioner WaChtler moved that Resolution 1fr1-97 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #10 - Requests 1'or Annexation: 8. Lots 10 & llJ Block A, Stevensonls Heights, with R-1D zoning (Cox 8= Barnes) b. Acreage Tract S Side of Sft 588 with R-IC zoning (Flaquad) c. ,Lot 7, BlOCk AJ Pine Ridge Subd. with R-ID zoning (ShankS) d. Lots 16 thrU 18) Block B, Sunset Point Estates With B (business) zoning. ,( $outh1and Corp.) , ' , 'j d'/'/'" l' ~"~"'1 ~'''>M' , ", ;.:~ '" " ,..' ," .".: : "..'~c["'.Y::1'1: .' " . .~'.:>: <c'.<'t\ ~\' . . ' ..,. ., ~ " , . 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Motion \mo seconded by Commissioner Carls~n and oarried unnnimouoly. ITEM #11 - Bids, (contd.) Paving, Curbo & Drainage ~ San Juan Courtl Hil1crost to Gulf to Say. The City Manager explained that this item had been heard previously on July 19th and AUBuat 2ndJ with entire proj~ct being recom- mended. Commissioner Williams moved upon the recommendation or the City Manager, that the contract for pav!nSJ curbs and drainage of San Juan Court, Hillcrest to Gulf to Bay be awarded to John Daniels PAving Co. for the sum of $18,350.45. which 18 the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officialB be author12ed to execute said contract whioh ohalll:e in accoX'danoe with the plans and apccifioationa and bid. Motion wos seconded by COllUnlaoioner Carlson and carried unanimously. ITEM #12 - Bids, Renovation of Pier 60. The City Manager recommended the bid of Pressure Concrete Construction Co. Florence. Ala. Commissioner Carlson moved upon the reconuncndation of the City Milnager that tho contraot be awarded to Pressure Concrete Construction Co.) for the Dum or $30,014.soJ which ia the loweot and best responsible bid and thnt the appropriate ofricials of the City' be authorized to execute auid contract which ohall be in accordance with the plans and apeciCicationa nnd bid. Motion waD seoonded by COlnmiosioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #13,- Bids) Steel pipe for Ouo DIvision. The City Manager recommended accepting the bid of Consolidated Pipe & SupplYJ Birmingham) Ala. Commissioner Carlson moved upon the recommendation of the City r-IatHlgcr that the contract be nvmrded to Consolidated Pipe & Supply for the sum or $28J68S.61) which 1s the lowest and beat responsible bid and that the appropriate ofric1als of the City be authorized to execute said oontract l~1ich shall be 1n accordance with the plans and specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimouoly. ITEM #14 - The City Manager presented a request for authorization to enter into an option to purchase contract not to exceed $5JOOO for 6 months if possible with the Eugene Turner family for park land containing 18 acres at the NE corner of Sunaet Point Rd. and Hercules Ave. in Scction 1-29-15 (part of SW~ of NEt). He also reported that the asking price is $10)000 per acre and that the City,has received 2 appraisals at this time, and a third is expected soon. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the contract as reoommended by the City Manager be approved and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner ~l1l1iams and carried unanimously. The City Managor presented Change Order #1 to the contraot with Campbell Paving Co.) for resurracing. The City Engineer explained it was for the street into Ross Norton Park) Sid Licltton Field parking lot, part of Railroad Ave.) East Ave. J and Highland Ave. between Druid Rd. and Lalceview. DiSCUSSion ensued. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the Change Order be approved as recommended by the City Engineer) increasing the contract 1n the amount of $11J825.00. Motion \1aS seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #16 - Ordinance #1338 - Annexing & Zoning Portion of Section 19-29-16 - Humble; Pt. 8-29-16 - Battaglia, Pt. 8-29-16 - Reagan; Lot 48 Skyline Or. - Heishman; Lot 19) Blk c) Palmetto Terrace - Hor'nbeck; a.nd 8-29-16 - City. Mr. H. H. Basl<inJ Jr. representing Battaglia - Reagan reviewed the restrictions to be included in an agreernentbctween the City and the property owners such as or the 190 acres 75 would be Single family and the balance R-3C (multj.-familY~ ldth net density of 11 per acre or 1650 units on the R-3C tract; a 9 acre tract for park adjacent to Eisenhower School property; natural gas to be available to the residents'of the area who vmnt it; 50 ft. right of way a10n~ railroad; other right of way for ingress and egress particularly to the North; :ji15,000 contribution for paving ?!- of Drew St. extension right of t~y. He stated that the Battaglia tract haS been sold to La-Monte Shimbcrg but the Reagan tract which ,nll also go to them has not been closed at thin moment. The City Attorney stated that i1' the Conud ssi on passed the ordinanco that they had 5 days to approve or disapprove the agreement at which time the ordinance had to be advertised either including such property or deleting it from Ordinance #1338. The City Manager recommended approval pending the S day poriod as outlined by the City Attorney. Conunissioner Waohtler moved that Ordinance #1338 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commis&ion. Motion was seconded by Cowmissioner Williams and carried unanimOUSly. The Ol'd1nance \'tas read by title only. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinanoe #1338 be passed on its first reading. Motion was Beconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1338 be read and conoidered on seoond and rins1 reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by CommiSSioner Wachtler and oarried unanimously. The Ordinanoe was read by title only. Commissioner Williams moved that 0~d1nanoe #1338 be passed on its second and tinal reading and ,adopted and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was, seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unan:S,mous1y. I' " ' ~ :~ : '~J' '. <. (. " : 'r: ,i~:A~~if.(k;\;:,';';:<'::'::")' :;' .' .', ' ~'~*l{~~~~~i'r>II~!\}~:',.tl'f'I.l.'.''''~~ -.:'....~~:~,\'oAiLf\,I, . ~.::" -< j.. Pi \ . : . d' ~~ 0;. 1}""~~"~'~"I,".-<,\,i'L~';,.j;,,'li;,"tI...f ,:-'," .;':-,,1 . .... ':t..J'd'}lJi'l~j+\"~~':\\i~~,";-.i".\l)..!. '.~~.." ,.,."=.. ""J 'r . '. . . ,~ ~ .~~t~Hi~}}~r~~1t'""'j~ ;:ft~.:',: ~;'~~:I~~!, ~~. ~ \\~~:.;/~~ ::' :, ~ l t J ~..~...i,'}".~;l~;~,\~}r\o~~'/).,.''''' ':," ) \. :".' -.- 'j~',I\ I ..~ . '.,' .', . .' ", . . , , , I . : ~, ,:" ~--""~"",j~~""<!I-'1^1'~.,""""0y/4.t"'-l",...-^,",..t"-r1'.,,.,~~';::t. ......,~f->.....n~. . 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' They \'lou1d like to obtain permits and [5ot into operation. DincuoDion enDued. , , Commissioner Wi11:1.ams moved that Ordinance 111339 be rend and considered by ." titlo only on the i'irot rcndine by the unnnimoUI3 conDcnt of the CommisGion. ~Iot1on was seconded by Commissioner Corleon and corried unanimously. The . Ordinance wae reod by title only. Comm1sa10ner WilliamG moved that Ordinance #1339 be passed on its first reading. MotIon waD seconded by Commissioner Carlaon and carried unanimously. " Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1339 be read and, considered on second and final reading by title only at this meetine; of the Commission hy 'I unanimous conoent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commiosioner Carlson and carried unanimously. The Ordinance waG read by title only. Commissioner Carlson moved that Ordinance #1339 be pansed on its second and final reading and adopted and tha t the appropriate 01'.1'1 dala 0.1' the Oi ty be authorized to exeoute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #18 - Resolution - Payment to Briley, Wild & Associates from Uti1. Revenue cert., Series of 1969. The City Attorney presented Resolution #71-93 authorizing payment of $2,584.18 to BrileYJ Wild & Associaten, Conau1tine Engineers, from Construction Trust Fund, Utility Revenue Certi!'icatcB, Series ot 1969. Commissioner Carlson moved that Resolution 1f71-93'be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #19 - Acceptance of Deeds, Easements, Restrictions. The City Attorney presented the follOWing instruments: Right of Way easement in Lot 3, Block BJ Slcycrest Unit 10 - Skycrest United Methodist Church. Special Warranty deed for right o!' way in the swk 01' sWl, Section 19-29~16 - Humble 011 & ReEining Company Utility & drainage easement in the SNt ot: swk Section 19-29-16 - Humble 011 & Refining Company. Commissioner Carlson moved the deed and easements as outlined by the City Attorney be accepted and the City Clerk be directed to record same 1n the pUblic records of Pinellas'County, Fla. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #20 - Lot Mowing Resolution. The City Attorney presented Resolution #71-94 requesting owners to clear their lots and setting a public hearing to hear objections thereto. Commissioner Williams moved that Resolution #71-94 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 - TOPICS Program. The City Attorney presented Resolution #71-95 requesting the Department and Bureau of Public Roads to use TOPICS funds to improve the acceleration lane, deceleration lane and traffic signal at the intersection of State Road 60 (Memorial Causeway) and Island Way with plans and specifications to be prepared by the Department. Commissioner, .Ca1'1son moved that Resolution #71-95 be passed and adopted and the appropriate o!'ficia1s be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ) Mr. Aaron Bilgore spoke about criticism of his buildings in the press. The Mayor replied that he had asked the Commission for their support to take any necessary stepa to have the buildings either rehabilitated or condemned. Conmdssioner Carlson recommended that the Mayor and City Manager get together with Mr. Bilgore and his group to discuss the problem. Discussion ensued. Mr. Louis Scimons spoke regarding figures given him regarding Marina. Upon recommendation of the City Manager it was agreed that Mr. Scimens should meet with the Finance Director and the City Manager. The Mayor recommended eonr1rmation of the election o!' Melvin L. DuPaul as the rirth member or the Flremen'B Supplementary Pension and Retirement Plan Board. Commissioner,Wi11iama moved that the election be con!'irmcd. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly. The Mayor recommended con!'irmation ot the election o!' Charles W. Brettel, Jr. and Joseph D. Molnar to the Firemen's Supplementary Pension and Retirement Plan Board. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the election be confirmed. Motion waB seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously. . ' ,:'i . ~ ~ ~.' ~ ; . .. 'c . ,~. d, &~iB~~'k':<~~:},::,</:> : <,:,', ','::,,: '..',,~" ~ ;, ~,j;I.Ul",'\/I" ~..,l- :"11,',1""" ","', ,'.', ' f;~ 1:'::--'; 'v.'\~~ J\t..t' .J~ ."I,j,' 'r . ~'J . I . ~: 'f :~~,;;;;'~?l~~~'~'~.~~;;~\~~;('..~':\r'l ~,\' :::~;~~:::,-_:.' 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'Iq' r' ,I, ~J:'. ,+ .'I::'~" :~1'~"-~ " " .. ~.I .':' .;,' ~~' ~ ~ . l ~t~ ...).~; ... t\:t CITY A:~~B!:!:~~~:::n~. ,.,' :,')';;:!'?',~~~; 1. ,Lot Mowing Resolution 1171--89 " ' "" '\.:.,~;, 2. Sanitary Sewers - Lots not presently ,> i'''', served in Bl B:, Crest Lake Park.' Subd. ': :::>':'] 3. Sanitary Sewers' - Propertie,s on S.'J .',,,'.' Meroury not preaentlyserved, also 'Lote 9 &'10, Bl A, Gunna Addn. 4. Zoning Amendments Contd.: a. W of Hercules between Union & Montolair Rood (Kameneki) , , ,b. Japanese Garden Estates, Ino.' ," (Withdrawn), . ,," c. Lots 6 to 9 incl., Bl 19,' ,Milton ' Porlt Replat (Muscarella) (Withdrawn) , ... Reports from City Manager Resolution Acqu1oition of Sand Key: Rcsolution Clcarwater Transit Head Start Pre-School Program Reque,at for Vacation of Portion of South Street" ' . 9. " 'Sani bary , Sewers' 'for Mal'john Avenue 10. Requeats for Annexation: a. Lots 10 & 11} Bl A, Stevenson's Hgts. (Cox and Ba~nes) , .~.' b. Acreage Tract S Side of SR 588, ' (Flaquad) " c. Lot 7, B1 A, Pine Ridge Subd. (Shanks) d. Lots 16 thru 18, Bl B, Sunaet,Point Estates (Southland Corp.) ,11. Bids} (Contd.) PaVing, Curbs & Drainage San Juan Court, Hillcrest to Qulr to Bay Bids, 'Renovation of Pier 60 Bids, Steel Pipe ror Oas DiviSion Other Engineering Matters . . Verbal Reports ~nd Other Pending Matters "~"_ ":',, '"n :'\" ':1!'~~t~': ~~"J"'" ~,,~-~,~.c......- ,~1" ."" .,,"" ,~!. '~,.~~' it:, ,,., ... .' _ II .. '. ., '. I _ \' . '"' , .l , ~ r..c,ltlr,.;....;.: '''~' "~1iJ' ~..-l\/JJ""l..., -t.,~\ "f'\ ,~ ....,~),....J.1. '" \i'~"'j'"1 ~ - , '. ,'.. , I!' ~ , . , ,', '" " .. , AGENDA , OITY COMMISSION MEETING , AUGUST 16" 1971' . . ",' 1 s 30 P. M ~ , \ "'Invocation' " Introduotions ,Minutes of, preceding Meetings 'Pub1io Hearings Reports from City ~m~ager R~portB rrom City Attorney Citizens to be Heard ." Other ConuniBs1on Action Adjournment Meeting Pension Plan Truoteea 12. 13. 14. 15. ,,' ! t ~ ~ ' < 5. 6. ~: Reports from City Attorney , " , .,0. ., T ,; . \. '. .1 ", '1'; . ~ ' .. , , , , '. '. c'}: ' .. " ~ ;"'- ," ), ; .~ 16. Ord. #1338 - Annexing & Zoning Portion o~ Sec. 19-29-16; Portions of Sec. 8-29~16; , Lot 48} Skyline Groves Subd.; and~Lot 19 ' Bl C, Palmetto Terrace Subd. ' Ord. #1339 - Amending Sec. 14-44 of Code re Distribution of Handbills} etc. Resolution - Payment to Briley} Wild} Util~ Revenue Cert.} Series or 1969 Acceptance of DeedB~ Easements, Restrictions Lot Mowing Resolution . Resolution - TOPICS Program 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. ,j ,\ .. ' " ,'."\ " , " " , ~' , , , , " " .. "