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11/15/1971 2, 3 cJ CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 15~ 1971 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular DeBsion at the City Hal1~ Monday~ Novembor 15J 1971J at 1:30 P.M., with tho f'ollowlng membors present: H. Everett Hougen Donald S. Williams Donald Carlson Richard D. Waohtler Joseph Cur\O/lee Also present were: . Merrett R. Stierhelm Herbert M. Brown Max Battle Frank Daniels Mayor~CornmiBBloner Commissioner Commissioner CommiSSioner Commissioner City Manager City Attorney City Engineer Police Chief' The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation waD given by,Reverend Donald E. Stocum, Skycreat Mothodist Churc}l. Service pins were awarded to a number of City employees for f'ive, ten and twenty years of service. Conunissioner Wachtler moved that the minutes of the regular meeting of' November 1st, and the special meet- ing of November 11th, 1971J be approved aa recorded and as submitted in written sum- mation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Motion was seconded by CommiSSioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #1 - A publiC hearing on Lot Mowing Resolution 1171-131 (all lots mowed). The City Manager reported that all of the lots have been mowed and that no further aotion would be necessary. ITEM #2 - A public hearing - Contd. - Marine Code Ordinance #1347. The City Manager explained that the Marine Advisory Board along with the HarbormBster held a public hearing a week ago and submitted a report based on the results of that hearing in which they recommended that Section 6-10.1 pertaining to use of water craft by minors under 16 years of' age be deleted. A f'urtter recommendation was that Section 6-19 be modified to require permit for mooring or anchoring in excess of 72 hours at other than licensed facilities or private docks. Considerable discussion ensued. Comrndssioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1347 be amended as to Section 6-19 relating to houseboats, anchoring or mooring at other than licensed facilities that the words "or private docks" be added to that sentence and that said ordinance be amended in the fOllowing manner: 1. tiThe intent of this section is to prevent unrestricted anchori~ or mooring of houseboats within the waters of the Citytl. 2. Sub-paragraph (a) is amended to permit any houseboat to anchor tor a period of 72 hoursJ rather than 6 hours. 3. Sub-~aragraph (d) becomes the new sub-paragraph (b). 4. Sub-paragraphs (b)J (c) and (e) are now deleted and condensed and contained in new sub-paragraph (a) hereof. Motion was seconded'by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1347 be read and considered on second and f'inal reading by title only at this meeting of the Cornrndssion by unani- mous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carw1se and carried unanimOUSly. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1347 as amended be passed on its second and final reading and adopted 'and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #3 - A public hearing - Site Development Master Plan - E side of' Bayshore Blvd'J S of Safety Harbor (McCullough) (BUCkner). Government Lot 2 in Section 10-29-l6J less Del Oro Heights Sub. and less County Road 30 and also that part of' the SEt of SEt of NEt, Seotion 9-29-16 lying Southeast of' County Road 30 (Bayshore Blvd.) with the PUD-R (planned unit development~res1dential). The City Manager reviewed the history of the item and read the recommendation ot the Planning & Zoning Board f'or approval SUbject to review by the City Engineering Dept. 2:15 P.M. Chief' Daniels was replaced by Sgt. Bernard Enlow at this time. Mr. H. H. Baskin Jr., representing the applicant explained the project and showed a proposed site plan. Mr. Charles DeBlaker representing Del Oro Groves Est. Assooiation and others stated that density exceeds that to the West ot Bayshore. He made oomparisons with surrounding areaJ expressed concern tor heavy tr.attic, ecology of Old Tampa BaYJ safety of children and the capacity of' the Clearwater East disposal plant. He presented a petition with 217 names objecting primarily to the density. He also presented another petition with 205 signatures requesting rezoning of' the subject land back to its original R-1E zoning. Mr. Charles Finton questioned the legality ot the zoning change as it was done in the name of FewoxJ but there was no record to show that Fewox ever owned the property. Mr. Baskin stated that the appeal time was then 60 days and the zoning has been acoepted as proper by all those concerned and plans made accordingly. ConSiderable discussion ensued. ,Mr. W. J. 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'~Ul'~~t'.i~'-Ir!r:t"'~~~'.J:,,";"IR'i...-tl-U~. 'J"",.'n".\u~~Ja.e1\.I.t~,..i~~:.v.;,,'~!Ii;,.~.:~n"'~~-~~~h4i;';'_-I~~tLr:l.',.)'p.I-~_~",...u~Wn' .... i . 23'/',:,' -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 15, 1971 ot the zoning and upon oounsel was told he would have to take the matter 'to oircUit court. Ml'. McCullough stated that Mr. Fewox had a duly oonstituted oon- traot for purohase and Mr. Iley was his representative in the matter. It was pointed out that there would be 13.5 units per acre with 196 total units on,14.4 aores. He also reviewed the sewer lines in the area comparing the plans proposed in 1970 VB the ones under consideration now and called on Mr. Frank Morris, arohi- teot, to identify drawings and explain them. He also filed a report from Milo Smith, Tampa, on traffic and other matters relating to the projeot. He agreed to reoommend to the owners a covenant that the project be limited to retirement people and with no ohi1dren. The City Clerk reported 5 letters of objeotion. Mr. DeBlaker pointed out that there was no guarantee of retirement oooupancy, that the public housing proposed on the West side of Bayshore was down to a low density of 9.9 per acre. Mr. Baskin called upon Mr. David Tibma, Tampa developer, who said he could develop it as oondominium at 10 un1tsper aore. Mr. Baskin requested that no covenant be required, that the plans be approved as submitted, with a density ot 10 units, and in the event that Mr. Tibma's plans are leBs than he proposed they be approved on an administrative level. The Mayor recommended that the hearing be continued for new site plans to be presented. Commissioner Carwise moved that Item #3 be continued-to December 20th at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #4 - A public hearing on Zoning Amendments: Request of Charles & Dorothy Curls for Lot 20, Blk A, Breeze Hill to be changed from R-1E (single family) to PRS (professional & related services). The City Manager explained the request and read the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for approval provided the principal access to the parking area is from Rogers St. The City Manager recommended securing right of way easement of 10 ft. in case Highland Ave. is widened. Donald O. McFarland, attorney representing the applicant acoeded to the 10 ft. right of way easement for Highland Ave. The City Clerk read a letter ot objection from Edward F. Stolarski. Discussion ensued. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the application of Charles & Dorothy Curls tor change of zoning from R-1E to PRS aa outlined be approved and the City Attorney be instructed to inClude this in an amendment to the zoning ordinanoe to be brought back to this Commission for approval as soon as possible, subject to 10 ft. right of way easement. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unani- mously. a. b. Request of Mobile Home Communities for property as follows: Begin 1165.35 ft. North and 525 ft. East of the Southwest corner of Section 20-29-16, thence North 850 ft., East 385 ft., South 350 ft., West 375 ft., South 500 ft., West 10 ft. to P.O.B. to be changed from B (business) to MH (mobile home park) The City Manager explained the request and read the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for approval. Sandy Lloveras, representing the applicant was present. Commissioner Williams moved that the application of Mobile Home Communities for change of zoning from B to MH as described be approved and the City Attorney' be instructed to include this in an amendment to the ZOning Ord~nance to be brought back to this Commission tor approval as soon as possible. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #5 - A publiC hearing on Requests for Annexation and Determination & Establishment of Zoning & Fire District Classification: a. Lot 10, Lake Le1a Manor Subd., 1st Addition - Olson with R-1C (single family) zoning. The City Manager explained the request and read the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board tor approval. There were no objections. Commissioner Williams moved that the request for annexation by James & Lillian Olson with R-1C zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification be approved and the City Attorney be instructed to inolude this in an ordinance to be brought back to this Commission for approval as soon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly. b. Lots 19, 20 and 2l less triangle in Southeast corner of Lot 19, Blk B, Sunset Point EstatesJ with B (business) zoning - Byerly. The City Manager explained the request and read the reoommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for approval subject to the additional 5 ft. right of way dedication on West side of Albany Dr. and covenant to prohibit service station usage on subject property. Kenneth EaSley, representative, was present. There were no objections. Commissioner Carwise moved that the request for annexation by Ruth I. Byerly with B zoning and Fire District No. 1 olassification be approved and the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to this CommiSSion for approval as soon as pOSSible subject to 5 ft. R/W and prohibit gas station. Motion'was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler. Upon the vote being taken Comm1ssionerb Carmse, Wachtler and Mayor Hougen voted "aye". Commissioners Williams. and Carlson voted'IINoll. Motion carried. ~'1': ~ r,. ! I . ~i~;/::~+:';;'::,.:,.:: I:' ,: ',":. :"" ' , ....,~r;~r~ft!l~.' "["t=, +t ,;f ;,: .'~ I " '", ~ \ '. . J~~":{]l~(t~ ~~t."" t',:,<>'J ._>~\.:..'.,"I ~ . :. .. : . , ~r"""II;"J, H' /" "", , ' , , , ' .. ~,f'l:'l~.,. \:,.,.',0 .J', ',;:,'" ',; ,',., ,. .. " ' ~., :'.rJ1'e.~.i"J:.t.l~:;'':'~''';'~i\;, j-:.." 'i:' '.' .. ~'. + '.. ,: t". ~.'p . ~",t~i l~:t'..!'Jc:.'tl..{~..."'-';) ~1-;..... .....' . ~". .' . . 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There were no objections. Commissioner Williams moved that the request for annexation by Arthur & Elsie Strubing with R-ID zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification be approved and the City Attorney be.instructed to include thin in an ordinance to bo brought back to this Commission for approval as soon an posoible. Motion wus seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carviad unan1moualy. The Mayor recognized a visiting Girl Scout Troop. d. Lot 51 Pinel1aa Groven in swk Seotion 1-29-15 with R-3A (multi-family) zoning. - F. Morgan Wheeler The City Manager explained the request and read the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Beard for denial. The City Clerk read a letter of objection from William R. La ROBa, M.D., representing Antietam Acres, Inc. Ed Winstrup, developer waB present and explained various points on an aerial map. He agreed to 9.9 units per acre. Commissioner Carw1so moved that the request/for annex- ation with R-3A zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification be approved and the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to this Commission for approval as soon as possible, subject to a covenant for 9.9 net denSity, a 10 ft. easement and a QCD of 50 ft. for Sunset Point Rd. right of way. Motion was seconded by Commisoioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #6 - Motion - General City Election 2/8/72. The City Manager reported that it was necessary to authorize the City Clerk to make preparation for the forthcoming General City Election to be held February 8, 1972. Commissioner Williams moved that the City Clerk be directed to do all things necessary in aocordance with the City Code, Charter and the Laws of Florida in preparation for the forthcoming municipal electiontD be held on February 8, 1972. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler'and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #7 - Request - Sale of Christmas Trees on City owned Property (Optimist Club). The City Manager explained that the Optimist Club had requested use of the recently acquired City property on Lakeview Rd. West of S. Highland Ave. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the request be approved. Motion was seconded by Comrndssioner Carw.1se and carried unanimously. ITEM #8 - Request for Vacation of Alley, Blk 4, Wallace Sub. (Thomas Hamilton, Jr., Wm. Caldwell, & Louise Barker) The City Manager explained that the 3 appli- cants had requested the vaoation of the alley so they could maintain it better as they reported snakes and rats there. The Engineering Dept. reported no objection if the alley was vacated and the full width dedicated as an easement for utilities and drainage purpose. Commissioner Wachtler moved that Resolution #71-134 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to exeoute it. Motion was seconded by Comm1~sioner Carlson and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #9 - Agreement - Belleair & US 19. The City Manager explained the pro- posed agreement between the City and Belleair H & S Corp. and Belleair Investment Corp. Inc. in which the developers agreed to annex and zone B (business) about 22 acres of part of Qovernment Lot 4, Section 20-29-16 it would be East of US 19 and North of Belleair Rd. extended. Further they would agree to annex and zone resi- dential about 38 acres more after a given period ot time, they would use City gas, they would provide right of way East to Tampa Bay With turn around cul de Bac and easements as required. The City would agree to prOVide sewer lift station and the developers transmission and feeder lines. Commissioner Williams moved that the agreement be approved as outlined by the City Manager. Motion was seconded by Conunissioner Wachtler and carI'ied unanimously. By unanimous consent it was agreed to deviate from the agenda and hear Item #21 at this time. ITEM #21 - Ordinance #1351 - Annexing & Zoning Portion of Government Lot 2, Sec. 20-29-16 - Fernandez; Lot 151 Elk DI Virginia Groves Terrace, 5th Addn. - Bo1ingbroke; Portion of Sec. 6-29-16 - Standard Oil; and Portion of Seo. 17-29-16 - Goudaris. Lloyd Phillips, attorney representing Martin & Goudaris reported that the easements which had been requested at the time of the annexation public hearing was not ready at this moment but would deliver them the next day. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinanoe #1351 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by CommiSsioner Wachtler and oarried unanimously. The Ordinanoe was read by title only. Commissioner Oarwise moved that Ordinance #1351 be passed on its first reading., 'Motion was seconded by CommiSSioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly. . , . ~ . :; . - " " " I .' " ,: . . r ~."--:-:--.'. :..C":":h..-......~...."'..,..,. '.',....,.,;::;:-,~"~:' -:~~~~'! '-: ~ ., 'h., . , .' , , 1+ <. . .', " , " ;233 -4- CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 15, 1971 Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinanoe #1351 be read and considered on seoond and final reading by title only at this meeting ot the Commission by unanimous oonsent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and oarried unanimously. The Ordinanoe was read by title only. Commdssioner Carwioe moved that Ordinance #1351 be passed on its seoond and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate otfioials of the City be authorized to exeoute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williama and oarried unanimoualy. ITEM #10 - Renegotiation - Lake Chautauqua. The City Manager explained the option tor the park property adJaoent to Lake Chautauqua 1n Seotion 32-28-16 but reoommended extending the option with additional payment of $32,000 plus interest. After considerable diaoussion Commissioner Carwioe moved to approve the extension and the proper officials be authorized to execute a new option. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #11 - Requests for Occupational Licenses; a. 508 S. Ft. Harrison (Edna'S Resale) The City Manager reported that the Police Chief found no reason to deny the request tor transfer of ownership to Mrs. Doris Shirley. Commissioner Carwise moved that the tranB~er o~ license be approved and the app~oprlate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and oarried unanimously. b. 712 S. Missouri (Selective Discount Bks.) The City Manager reported this item did not need approval by the Commission as they were selling new booka. ITEM #12 - Propoaed Lease or City owned prope~ty. The City Manager reported negotiation at a lease with Peerless Florida Inc., a plumbing supply business to lease approximately the West 150 ft. of Lot 7, A. H. Duncan's Resub ot the West i of NEt of SWt Section 22-29-15. However, the City Attorney stated that such a lease would have to be advertised for bids, and recommended any specifications and/or conditions be included in the ad. Commissioner Carlson moved that the City advertise the property for lease with the lessee to pay taxes that the City would consider bids with an upset price of 10~ of approximate value ot the property less' road right ot way and necessary land for water tank, the lease to be for 5 years with a 5 year option, but it needed for public purposes could revert upon a 6 months notice. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Waohtler and carried unanimously. The City Manager reported that the Band Boosters have petitioned the City tor financial assistance in the amount of $1152 for band uniforms and related expenses. Mr. Dan Hacker, Clearwater High Band Director suggested that the Band Boosters were willing to have the members of the band work at some cleanup campaign to justify such expenditure and Buggested a cleanup of Sand Key. The City Manager concurred and agreed the City would provide trucks. Objections were raised by the Mayor and Commissioner Williams tor cleanup ot private property. Commissioner Carwise moved to appropriate $1100 to the Band Boosters for band uniforms and other expenses. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Williams, Carlson, Wachtler and Carwise voted "ayell. The Mayor voted tlNO". Motion carried. But upon the offer again from the Band Director for the band members to still do some work the Mayor changed his vote to Hayen. ITEM #13 - Requests for Annexation: B. Portion of Lot 12, Clearwater Industrial Park (UPARC) ISP (institutional semi-public) zoning. b. Lots 28 & 27, Blk C, Sunset Point Est. - Boozer with B (business) zoning; c. Portion of Sec. 8-29-16 (Kennedy Bros. Inc.) with PKB and R-3B zoning. d. Lota 10, 11 & 14, Clearwater Manor Subd. (Madden) with R-1D residential zoning. CommiSSioner Carlson moved that the requests for annexation as outlined by the City Manager be accepted and referred to the proper City departments for appropriate action and public hearing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #14 - deleted prior to printing of agenda , ITEM #l5 - Bids, Sanitary Sewers - Morrow Drive, Nursery to Penny. The City Manager recommended accepting the bid of Kelley Construction Co., St. PeterSburg, . Fla. Commissioner Carlson moved upon the recommendation of the City ~~nager that the contract tor above project be awarded to Kelley Construction Co. for the sum of, $8,540, whioh is the lowest and best responsible bid and that, the. appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said oontract whioh shall be in accordance with the plans, speoifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Comm1'ssioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. . I. . , " I. :':.. c .) r \ .' _ I .. ~~'.: :' .' . ~ ., . ',,; ',~.~~.~ . '., , , , ,', ~ , -q- r~ -pq~~~..~.~t:~~"'rl;f~" ~~",.t~ . f -5- OITY OOMMISSION MEETING November 15, 1971 ITEM #16 w Bids, Refuse Oontainers. The Oity Manager recommended the bid of HESOO~ Hialeah~ Fla. for various capaoities ot Front-End Loading Containers tor the Sanitation Division. Commissioner Carlson moved upon the reoommendation of the Oity Manager that the contraot be awarded to HESCO tor the sum of $33.945, whioh is the lowest and beat responsible bid and that the appropriate offioials of the City be authorized to exeoute said oontraot whioh shall be 1n accordanoe with the plans~ speoifications and bid. Motion waB seoonded by Oornm1sa1oner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #17 - Bids, Striping Machine for Traffio Engineering. The Oity Manager reoommended accepting the low alternate bid of Jim Marsh Equipment, Tampa, Fla. Oommissioner Oarwise moved upon the recommendation of the Oity Manager that the contraot be awarded to Jim Marsh EqUipment, for the Bum of $7,Q12, whioh is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate offioials be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordanoe with the plans, speoifica- tions and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and oarried unani- mously. The Oity Manager presented an agreement with the Chanmer of Commeroe for the 1971-72 fiscal year for them to administer the advertiaing publioity and promotion fund appropriated by the City Commission. Commissioner Williams moved that the oontract be approved and the appropriate offioials be authorized to exeoute it. Motion was seconded by Oommissioner Car'nse and oarried unanimously. The City Attorney presented additional contract and agreement with the Board at County Commdssioners regarding oondemnation proceedings they have under way against Shell Oil Oo.~ Sun 011 Co., Gulf to Bay Plaza Shopping Center and First. Federal Savings & Loan Association for right of way for widening Belcher Rd. within the City of Olearwater. Commissioner Oarwise moved that the Mayor and other proper offioials of the Oity be authorized to execute an agreement with the Board of County Commissioners or Pinellas County authorizing said Board to tile condem- nation proceedings against Shell Oil Co., Sun Oil Co., Gulf to Bay Plaza Shopping Center and First Federal Savings & Loan Association for right of way tor widening Beloher Rd. within the Oity of Clearwater. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ' ITEM #20 - Ordinance #1348 w Fair Accommodations w 2nd Rdg. Commissioner Oarnse moved that the last paragraph of Section 3 of Ordinance #1348 be amended by substituting two paragraphs with one to show prosecution within 60 days in the Municipal court, and the second paragraph to set up penalties1br violations of the provisions of the ordinance. George Harbison, realtor, expressed the opinion that it was an unworkable and impractical law ~n that it tells the business man how he shall run his business, it violates the rights of private property owners and he believed it would destroy good race relations as it would encourage the formation of pressure groups. Oommissioner Carlson expressed the opinion that it would give an opportunity to harass a business man. A lengthy discussion ensued on the matter. CommiSSioner Oarlson suggested that the complainant be subjected to the Bame penalties. After further discussion, Commdssioner Carw1se moved upon the advice of Counsel to table the item until December 6th with the stipulation that the City Attorney be instructed to prepare and distribute various approaches to the problem that had been expressed by various Cornmdssionero. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously. ITEM #21 - Oonsidered earlier. ITEM #22 - Resolution - Requesting DOT to revise Median on Gulr to Bay between Highland & US 19 to provide left turn storage lanes as needed. Oommissioner Oarlson moved that Resolution #71-135 be passed and adopted and the appropriate ortic1als be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by CommiSSioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #23 - Resolutions - Authorizing Execution of Agreement - SOL HR. Oommissioner Oarlson moved that Resolutions #11-136 and 7l-l37 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #24 - Acceptance of EaBementB~ Deeds, etc. Easements - (2) tram Arthur Rutenberg in Govt. Lot 21 Sect. 20-29-16. Commissioner Carlson moved that the easements be aocepted and the City Olerk be directed to record same in the public records of Pinellas County~ Fla. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and oarried unanimously. ITEM #25 - Resolution - Requesting Oounty to abate Taxes on property recently acquired by City. Commissioner earwise moved that Reaolution #71-138 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimOUSly. . ' .. . ~ . :<~t/,~.~' (\.:~":,::,::; ~..:, : .... , ',' "'-;"l,<J:)' lo.:~ :J~';I"''''J-: ~..' . '1" ~~':\;f:~\<: ~',: I, 'i: ,', , \ 1~:.6~:;::' y:J'\'" ...." :' " " .''/!\~~W\~~;:;~~'~''~j1~'.: .' L : ; :r . to:~::'~~l ~-<I. r~' ~ ~."-.t ,.o. .' -,'~- ~ .l-....:d;.-II'~.L\')J.;.~\}.: ,:.. ' 0 j. '{ ~'I~,"'\....'\il'~.:\ -"'I:'>>> '" '" ,. 1').,1 . 't"f 'l: ,.'.-1. J i ~ . ~ ' I." \ !)~V~~~ r-" :'l~, -~_ \ I.l...~ -:- . ~ . .'" ',' , . ! ' p 1 J ~ ~ ~--:. .}~ " , . . . ~ ; '~IJ. " I' , j: ' -,;. . . J ~. '. , .1....'> ': . 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' Profits Tax to, cities and counties, and ,implement. extension 'or lO-mil1 1im1taM .. :,_' tion until suoh time as revenues from Corporate Profits Tax returned are deemed suffioient to offset required reduotion in millage. Commissioner Oarlson 'moved ' :' 'y};,~:' that Resolution #71-139 be passed and adopted and the appropriate offioials be authorized to exeoute'it. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Wachtler. Commissioner Williams opposed extension of the lO,mill limit. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Williams and earWise voted II No" . Cormn1ss1oners Waohtler,. . c~rlson and Mayor Hougen voted "aye". Motion oarried. ITEM #27 - Authorization to exeroise Option ror Park Property - Heroules & Montolair. The City Attorney explained that the City had a 90 dBii' opt1on,;:froni Aueust 30~ 1971, at a Bum of $10,000 per aore for approximately 18 aores (wi of SWt of NE~, Seotion 1-29-15) with $5,000 having been paid on option (Eugene R. Turner, owner). The City Manager requested deferring this item. , ITEM #28 Lot Mowing Resolution. The Oity Attorney presented Resolution #71-140 requesting the owners to clear the1r lots and setting a publiC hearing' " to hear objeotions thereto. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution #71-140 be passed and adopted and the appropriate offioials be authori2ed to exeoute it. Motion was seconded byComm1sSioner Williams and carried unanimously. . The Mayor read a request from Robert E. Mulligan, of St. Paul'S School, Clearwater, for approval ot students to walk or ride their bikes from Peace Memorial Church down to the West side of the Causeway Bridge. The students will then clean-up the debris on the 'sidewalk aide of the causeway and upon reaching the Beach Will split up with one group going South and the other North. The City Manager recommended Mr. Mulligan get together with Chief Daniels 'as to where they would be walking, etc. and then asked Sgt. Enlow to make the:arrange- ments. >.". , . ~ ,; , The Mayor reported that Hammock Institute of Learning in Dunedin wanted to borrow the Sea-O-Rama exhibits. The Mayor preferred they remain in Clearwater. Discussion ensued. By consent the City Manager 1a to try to find a place in Clearwater within 6 montha. Commissioner Williams recommended and moved that the City Manager be instructed to negotiate a rent~ purchase agreement tor the Morningside Pool facilities and bring it back to Commission at the earliest possible moment. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the meeting be adjourned at 7:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Willia~d c rried unanimously. Attest: , ~J er " '.. . , , ' " " " ': I :i" " .' 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