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CITY COMHISSION MLETING
March 6, 1972
,The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at
. the City l~ll~ Monday, March G, 1!72, at 1:30 ,P.H., with tho following members
present:
H. Everott 1I0unen
Donald S. Williams
Richard D. \~achtler
Joseph Car\4iae
Donald Carlson
Rick Hall
t1ayor-Cornmiosionor
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commiosione1'"
Co~nisaioner-elact
Also preDent were:
l1errett R. Sdarheim
Herbert H. Hrown
Hax B.:1ttle
l-"rank Daniels
City Uanap,or
City Attorney
City Enrtineet'
Police Chief
The Mayor called the moeting to order. The invocation was given by Reverend
Thomas A. Sizemore I II, Trinity Presbyterian Church. The 11ayoI' introduced the
wives of City Commissioners and the wife of the .City !.1anap,Qr. Commissioner
~~i1chtler moved that the minutes of the special meetinn c:f Fobruary 9th 1 and the
,reRular meotinn of February 21st, be approveu as recorded and as subm~tted in
written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Hotion was seconded by
Commissioner Carlson and carried unanimously.
The Mayor read a letter from the City Commission and City ManaUer to outgoinB
Commissioner Carlson, and then presented him with a set of City seal' cufflinks and
a plaque for his service to the City. Th~ City Clerk ~dministered the oath of
office as Commissioner to Richard D. Wachtler and Rick Hall, and presented them .
with certificates of election. Commissioner> Hall assumed his seat on the Commission.
The Mayor reported the death of Amos Lewis, member of the Planning & ZcninR
Board, and suggested the City Attorney prepare a resolution expressing sympathy'and
appreciation for his services to the City. Commissioner Carwise moved that
Resolution #72-19 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized
to execute it. 110tion waS seconded by Commissioner> Willi~ms and carried unanimously.
ITE11 #1 - A public hearing on Sanitary Sewers - Resolution, i-/oodmont Park Sub.;
Woodmont Park Eotatesj Woodmont Park Estates, 1st Addition; Lots 1-4 Block OJ Lots
1 & 2, Block C, Clearwater ' Highlands, Unit A. The City ~1anager reported that the
project was outside the City limits but by State law the City is authorized to provide
sewers in an unincorporated area on an assessable basis by public hearing and when
petitioned by a majority of the residents therein. He reported the City Engineer
held meetings on this project and neeotiated a tentative contnact with Hilborn,
Werner and Carter, Enginaer>s, for their services, at a fee of 5 1/2\ for the
necessary design and field work for this project. There are 258 property owners
involved and a petition has been received with 166 lots requesting sanitary sewers
and 139 proper>ty owners signing in favor of the project or about 57% of property
owner>s are in favor. The subdivision is 81% developed. The City Engineer> thoup,ht
the estimated cost would be up to $8.50 per front foot. Eugene Spaulding spoke in
objection. Roy Gibbs objected to the cost. The City 11anager spoke of tests made
and possible contamination from septic tanks. The City Clerk reported 9 letters in
opposition and 2 qualified objectors. Commissioner Carwise asked about the possi-
bility of annexation into the City. Discussion followed. The City r1anager thought
that annexation should be requested by the p~operty owners, not the City. I1r.
Rankin, the president of the Woodmont Civic Assn., said canvass showed majority wanted
sewers, if majority ~"'anted annexation they would cooperate. He read petition of
request for sewers with 57\ favoring. Discussion about costs. The City Attorney
read Resolution 072-20 explaininn the project authorization and procedure.
Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution 072-20 be denied and that the City pursue
a policy of City services only to those within the City. Hotion was seconded by
Commissioner ~~i11iams. Upon the vote being taken Commissioner earwise voted "aye".
Conunissioners \o/illiams, ltlachtler, Hall and t1nyor Hougen voted "nail. 11otion did
not carry.
Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution #72-20 be passed and adopted and the
appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Williams. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Williams, Hall,
Wachtler and Mayor Hougen voted lIaye". Commissioner Carwise voted "no". Hotion'
carried.
Commissioner Williams moved to authorize entering into a contract with
Hilborn, Werner and Carter as explained in Item #1. I-lotion was seconded by
Commissioner Wachtler. Upon the vote beine taken Commissioners Williams, Wachtler,
Hall and May?):'> Haugen voted "aye". Commissioner Carwise voted "no". 11otion carried.
ITEM 'If. 2 - A public hearing on Final Development Master Plan - SW Corner of
CR 61 G CR 108, 1 mile E of US 19 (Vector),
Northeast 1/4 of. Northeast 1/4 Section 17-29-16.
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CITY COWiISSION MEETING
11arch 6,.1972
The City Managor reported the Planning & Zoning Board had approved the
project provided that the parkinR ratio be increased to two spaces pOl' dwelling"
unit and subject ,to approval of the Engineerinr. Department that the street plana
acoommodate the required public vehioles. The Planning Direotor based their
parking provision for two spaoes on the faot that they expeot at least two
working people per unit with both having cars. r1r. Douglas Cartor representine
the Veotor Corp. stated that space was available for 1 1/2 spac8sper unit even
though the plans oall for 1.16 spaces per unit and suggested that monay'be put
in e~orow so the projeot would not have to oorne back to the Commission if it
was found that oxtra spaoe \.,as needed. Commissioner \-iillinms moved after having
held this public hearing that the plans submitted by Veotor Corp. and marked
Exhibit 1 .be approved and made part of the official 'records of tho City subjeot
to the plans providing for a 1 1/2 to 1 parking ratio ot' plaoing sufficient money
in esorow for a period of not less than one year from the issuanoe of oertificate
of ocoupancy to increase the 1.16 ratio if needed. 110tion waR aeconded by
Commissioner Wachtler. The Planninp, Direotor spoke about 15 ft. setbacks with
Paul ~.,ra.de of 'the Housing Authority entering into the discussion, with the opinion
that 15 ft. setback was adequate. The Planning Director also spoke of adequate
screeninc around the ?roperty. Further discussion ensued regarding setbacks,
laundry yard and hadRinr. or soreening. Upon the voto being taken the motion
carried unanimously. After further discussion of fenoing or screening,
Commissioner Williams moved that the Housinr, Authority and the Vector Corp.
include in their landscaping plans a screen along Drew St. for safety as well
as visual purposes. Motion was seconded by Commissioner fmll and oarried
unanimously.
ITEM 113 - A public hearing on Zoninr, Amendment - Sec. 26-11, Location Height
& Area Regulations. The City :'1anager reported that the Planninn & ZoninR Board
recommended a 60 ft. building setback from the center of EdgeHater Dr. due to
the unusual present aetb~cks. The Planning Director explained that there was
varying setbacks in the different zoning classification areas. Mr. Fred Whalen
asked questions and said it would take all of his office and restaurant. The
City Attorney told him that his would be a nonconforming use and would not be
affected by the change. Discussion ensued rep,arding setbacks. Commissioner
~achtler moved that these people meet with the Planning Direotor and the item be
oontinued to 11arch 20th, at 1:30 P.M. :1otion was seconded by Commissioner Hall
and carried unanimously.
ITEM 04 - A public hearing on requests for Annexation and Determination &
Establishment of Zoning & Fire District Classification:
a. 300 ft. South of Sunset Point Rd. - Publix. Begin 100 ft. West of NE cor.
of NE 1/4 of SE 1/4 Section 6-29-16, thence South 1033 ft.,
West 1110.10 ft., North 1050.28 ft. to South boundary of S.R.
588, NE 192.56 ft., NW 10 ft., HE 457.91 ft., South 234.98 ft.,
East 380 ft. to P.O.B. - with SC (8) (shopping center community)
zoning and Fire ,District No. 1 classification.
The City Hanager explained the request and read the recommendation of the Planning
& Zoning Board for approval, with compliance to City ordinances. The Planning
Director and City Manager discussed parallel service roads alon~ US 19 to serve
the developments takinR place along this highway and requested the applicant to
dedioate a right of Hay easement in the I~O ft. setback, with a reverter clause
if the road is not built. After considerable discussion Hr. George Hunt, con-
tractor agreed that they could comply \.,ith the request. Commissioner Carwise
moved that the request for annexation by publix with SC (8) and Fire District No.
1 classification be approved and thRt the owners comply with City ordinances with
special reference to parking lot beautification and that a 40 ft. right of way
easement be Rranted to the City on the Easterly side of the property with a 10
year reverter clause 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.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner ~villiams and carried unanimously.
The Mayor left the meeting at this time and Commissioner '.Hlliams assumed
the Chair.
b. 1/2 mile' Northi also 6/10 mile North of Sunset Pt. Rd.
(A) Begin 100 ft. Hest and 1669.18 ft. South of the NE corner
of SE 1/4 Seotion 31-28-16, thenc9 South 1003.61 ft., West
1003.39 ft., North 621.09 ft., East 327.77 ft., North
175.28 ft., East 363.02 ft., North 206.22 ft., East 300,10
ft. to P.O.S. less North 300 ft., with R-3A (multi-family)
zoning and Fire District No, 2 olassification - Kooh.
(B) Begin 100 ft. West and l669.1Bft. South of NE corner of SE
1/4 Section 31-28-16, thence South 300 ft., West 663.12 ft.,
North 93.78 ft., East 363.02 ft., North 206.22 ft., East
300.10 ft. to p.a.B. - with B (business zoning and Fire
District No.1 classification thereon.- Koch.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETIlffi
Maroh 6, 1972
The City t1anagar expla inad the ra que9 to and raad the Planning & Zoning Board
recommendation for approval subject to a fenoe on the South side of property.
The City Manager also recommended a service road adjaoent to US 19. William
MacKonzie, attorney, representing the applicant, said they did not want a
servico road, and spoke in objection to oara that 01030 to the projeot, it is
a HousinR Authority projeot and they have to moot their requirements, did not
want a fenoe either~ Disoussion ensued. Mr. Jack Pronzek repreaent1ng US ..
Homes atatedthey would acoede to the request for,the 9ot"vice road easement and'
the fenoe.
Commiasioner Hall moved thRt the request for annexation by. Carl E. Koch
with R-3A for (A) with Fire Distriot No~ 2 olnGsification; and D (businoss)
zoning for (8) with Fire niGt~ict Ho. 1 classification as outlined in the appli-
cation be apPI"oved 9ubjeot to right of way easement for 40 ft. with 10 yeaI' .
reverter olause hnd the City Attorney be instructed to include thi9 in an
ordinance to be brought baok to this Commission for approval as 900n as possible.
Motion was seoonded by Commissionor. .,o/i1ohtloI' and o,)rried unanimOUSly.
111'. MacKenzie 9tated there was an error in the description in tho initial
application of that portion of the property zoned B (busine9s), as it ohould have
been the North 300 ft. of the ~4st 300 ft. of the total property.
c. Lots 8 to 11 inol. Missouri Heights SUbdivision, with B (bu9ines9)
zoninn and Fire District No. 1 cla~sification - Brown & Roberts
The' City Manager explained this request and read the recommendation of the Planning
& Zoning Board for approval. There were no objections. The applicant was
represented by Emil C. 11arquardt, Jr., Attorney. Commissioner Hall moved that the
request for annexation by Brown & Roberts with D zoning and Fire Diatrict No. 1
classification be approved and the City Attorney be instructed to inolude this in
an ordinance to be brought back to thi9 Commission for approval as soon as possible.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
d. Lot 67, Skyline Groves Subd. - \otlth R-lD (single family) zoning and
Fire DLstrict No. 2 classification. - Nationwide Land Co~p.
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The City Manage~ explained the request and read the recommendation of the Planning
& Zoning Board for approval. There were no Objections. Commissioner Carwise
moved that the request for annexation by Natiom..ride Lnnd Co. Nith R-lD zoning and
Fi~e District No. 2 classification be approved and the City Attorney be instructed
to include this in an ordinance to be brou~ht back to this Commission for approval
as soon as possible. 11otion t<las seconded by Commissioner \'Inchtlf:)!' and carried
unanimOUSly.
The Xayor returned and assumed the Chair at this time.
e. Lots 29 & 30, Block 4, Virgini~ Groves Estates, 1st Addn. with
R-1D (sinele family) zoning and rire Distt'iot No. 2 classification
- Demetris and Anderson.
The Citv 11anaget" explained the request and read the recommendation of the Planning
& Zoning Board for approval. 1'here \Vere no objections. Commissioner Carwise moved
that the request for annexation by Demetris Ii. An<let'son with R-lD zoning and Fire
District No. 2 classification be appt'oved 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. 110tion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried
unanimOUSly.
ITEl1 tiS - Personal Appearanoe - Dr. Roger Copenhaver, Jr. The City i1anager
explained this request was in pursuance to a letter askinr, for a personal
appearance. Dr. Copenhaver explained he was in oharp,e of the emergency medical
servioes'at Morton Plant Hospital and Clearwater Community Hospital. He wanted
to inform the Commission as to present ambulance service and future proposals.
He said the 3 services operating at the pre~ent time duplicate communication equip-
ment, vehicle equipment and many other services and none of them are able to be
financially sound. He thought there was 3 methods of supplying ambulance service:
one - by private firms, two - private firm but subsidized by Rovernment and
third - total government operation. He strongly recommended that action be taken
to provide unified ambulance service. After lenp,thy discussion Commissioner
\oJilliams moved that the proposal by Dr. Copenhaver be referred to the City Hanager
for study. 110tion was seconded by Commissioner "\'lachtler and carried unanimously..
ITEI1 #6 - Side\..ralk Program. The City Hanager explained this \'las for sidewalks
on an annual bas~s and presented a proposed priority list. Commissioner Wachtler
moved that the sJ.dewalk proBI'am be approved as presented by the City 11annger.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimOUSly.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
March 6. 1912
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ITEM H1 - Request for PUt"ohase of Additional Rescue. Truck. The City 11anaBor'
explained this request was for authorization for the City to advertise for an
additional rBscue vehicle to be assip,ned to Station lio. 4 until Station Ho. 5 is .
completed throup,h funds from the bond issue. Commissioner,Williams moved that the
authorization be approved. Motion was seconded by Commi9s~oner Wachtler and
carried unanimouuly.
ITEM H8 - Rosolutions - Application for radeNl Funds for Police llicrofilm
and ClOBed Cireui t Television Equipment., Resolutions were presented as follows:
072-21 for closed circuit telavision equipment and #72-22 for mict'o-film processing
of nll records within the Police Deot. Cornrnissionet" Carwiso mov~d that Resolutions.
072~2l and #72-22 bo passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authori7.od
to executa the/n. Mot1on WaS soconded by Commissionor v/achtler and carried .
unanimously.
I'rtH #9 - Resolution - Maintenance Acreement, Traffic SiRnals Resolution'
//72-23 Wdn prosented fer maintenance by the City of signals at SR 60 at Haines Rd..
SR 590 at Old Coachman Rd. and SR SS at SR 590. Commisoioner Carwise moved that
Resolution H72-23be passed and adopted and the appropri~te officials be authorized
to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner ~illiams and carried unanimously.
ITEM 010 - Request for Vacation a Street, Maryland Subd. - ARnew. Tho City
Manager explained this was for vacation of right of ",ay fot" streets that are non-
existent (Pine & ~ichir,an) with portions already vacated, and dedica.tion of certain
drainage and sanitary seHer easernents. Commissioner \'1illiams moved that Resolution
#72-24. be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute
it. Motion \/as seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM 1111 - Continuad - Request for Vacation of Right of \'1ay, Portion of
Franklin Circle (Phillips. at al). The City Hanacer presented a letter from the
applicant agreeing to certain things provided the City will'vacate a portion of
Franklin Ave. The items "'ere: develop i3. parking area to the rear- of the present
property including the vacated portion of rr-anklin St. and Lots 314,5, Blk KI Hibiscus
Gardens; arrange for- removal of parking under their control on Missouri Ave.
portions of their pro~erty as rapidly as possible and after such parking is removed
convey to the City 5 ft. of their property for Missouri Ave, right of way except
at one point where only 4 ft. would be conveyed due to a building pylon. After
discussion the City Manager recommended deferring this item for more information.
ITEM 012 - Request for Occupational License for Used TV Sales & Service,
1421 S. Betty Lane (Reavis). The City i1anager reported that the Police Chief had
investigated this and felt there was no reaSon to deny it. Commissioner Hall moved
that the request for occupational license be granted. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #13 - Yacht Club Agreement. Jody Wolfe, Attorney, representing the Yacht
Club presented draft of an agreement. Tho Mayor suggested a public hearing. .
Commissioner 'dilliams moved that a pUblic hear-ing be held on l1arch 20th, at 1: 30
P.H. ~totion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
/11". \'1olfe reported that their Board of Directors felt a 50 year term was
needed. He spoke of rebuilding dock ",hich was deteriorating, etc. Discussion
ensued. Commissioner l'1achtler moved that, if appraisal made for the Yacht Club
approximately a year ago is not availablet the City ManaGer be authorized to have
the Yacht Club and improvements ap?raised. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Carwise and car-ried unanimously.
ITEM #14 - Request for Sanitary Sewers (several County areas) Resolution
Y72-25 was presented authorizinp. a public hearing April 3~ and authorization to
negotiate for an enaineering contract. Commissioner Wachtler moved that Resolution
#72-25 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to
execute it~ and that the City Engineer be authorized to negotiate an engineering
contr-act~ Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously.
ITEM #15 - Requests for Annexation:
a.
Lot 13, DowninG Subd. (Fleischer) with RS 50 (R-1D) single family zoning.
'Lot 2, Dowl,ling Subd. 1st Addn. ( Brm"n ) with RS 50 (R-1D) single
family zom.ng.
Lot 7. Sunset Highlandst Unit 2 (Cock) with RS 50 (R-lD) single
family zonin8.
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c. Lot 29, Del Oro Gardens Sub. .(Vivolo) with RS 50 (R-1D) single
family zoning.
d. Lot 9 & Portion of'Lot 8, Canterbury Heights (Macrini) with RS 75
(R-IC) single family zoning.
28 (Better Builde~ Custom Homes) Terra Alto.
(R-1D) single family zoning.
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CITY COI1HISSION l-tEETING
Harch 6, 1972
f. Acreage Traot, Sec. S-29-16 (Brown Homes) with RH 16 (R-3A)
multi-family zoning.
Commissioner Hall asked about refeI"X"ing to the Planning & Zoning Board items
that were completely oontra~y to City policy. The Mayor replied that if the
land use pl~n exoeeded density requirements by 10~ it would not be referred.
After a disoussion Commissioner Carwise moved that the requests for annexation
as outlined by the City Hanagar be accepted and referred to the proper City
departments for appropriate aotion and public hearlnp,. Motion wag seconded by
Commissioner I~ll and carried unanimously.
ITEM #16 - Bida, Project II, Raw Water Mains & Well Pumps; Project 'III
Feeder Hain. Resolution #72-26 waG presented conditionally awarding bids on
1969 Water and Sewer Program:
Project II, Part I-E. N. Murray, Contractor, Buena Vista, Ga.
- .$114,543.75
Project II, Part II - Layne Atlantic Co,', Orlando, Fla. - $85,116.00
Project III - Boyce Company, St., Petersburg, Fla. - $761,182.20
The City Manager explained they were subject to a?proval of the Department of
Housing and Urban Development. Commissioner CarwiGe moved that Resolution
#72-26 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to
execute it. Botion ~las seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITEM #17 - Bids, Sanitary Se\'1er Replacements - Greenwood, Palmetto to LaSalle;
Roosevelt, Monroe and Taft, Carlton to Grant. 'rhe City ~1ana8er reported this
item was defe~ed becaus~ of ner.otiations.
ITEH #18 - BidS, Paving, Curbs & Drainage - Ewine, Grand Central to Lakeview;
Tuskatot!lla, Prospect to Greenwood. The City l1anap,er recommended al\o1arding the
bid to Trans-State Construction Co., ClearHater. Commissioner t,lachtler moved
upon the recommendation of the City l1anager that the contract be awarded to
Trans-State Construction Company for the sum of $40,224. 7S, (o,l'hich is the lowest
and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials of the City be
authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans
and gnecifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and oarried
unanimOUSly.
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The City Manager presented Articles of Incorporation for a non-profit
corporation formed to expedite the relocation of Florida Garden Apartment b~ildincs.
Commissioner Carwise moved to approve the Articles of Incorporation and file it
with the State and the prope~ officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly.
Resolution #72-27 was p~esented offioially opposing any State Constitutional
Amendment provision which abolishes t1unicipal Courts. Commissioner Hall moved
that Resolution #72-27 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be
authorized to execute it. ['lotion was seconded by Commissioner \4achtler and cat"ried
unanimously.
The City Manager reported on the presen~ fire ?rotection policy in unincorporated
areas and that an Act setting up fire districtG is now in the lep,islature, with
certain taxation included. Commissioner Carwise moved to confirm City ~olicy to
provide servioe only to City residents. ~Iotion was seconded by Commiss~oner.
Williams and carried unanimOUSly.
A discussion ensued reg~rdinp' other City emerp,ency vehicles beinp, sent to
assist on the request of the sheriff and other police or fire departments,
particularly ~elating to the City's rescue vehiCles. Commissioner l'Iilliams moved
that the City policy concerninp, requests of the sheriff and other police or fire
departments shall .be continued and the City's appropriate departments Hill answer
those requests. 110tion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
The City Manager presented a proposal from Wilbur Smith and Associates, Inc.,
in the amount of $12,700 for a feasibility study on the mcrease of toll charges .
on the Clearwater Pass Bridge to finance maintenance of the bridp,e and acquisition
of portions of Sand Key. Commissione~ Wachtler moved that the proposal be approved
as outlined. Motio~ Has seconded by Commiasioner 'o'/illiams and carried unanimously.
The City Engineer reported receipt of a letter from Mr. George R.,Smoyer, Jr.,
regarding his request for vacation of part of Betty Lane, Easterly Lots 36 & 37,
Block 0, Hibiscus Gardens Sub. but which is to be retained for right of way easement.
He has substantially complied with oonditions required by the City. Commissioner
Williams moved that Resolution #72-28 be passed and adopted and the appropriate
officials be authorized to execute it. .Hotion was seconded by Commissioner ~'lachtler
and carried unanimOUSly.
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CITY COHM!SSION I1CET!NG
!-larch 6, 1972
ITEH #21 Ordinance #1366 - Annexinn & Zoninn Lots 107 & 108, Skyline,
Groves Subd. - Cola; Lots 1 & 2, Blk C, Salls Sub.. - Shannon & Hooper, Part
Sec. 24-29-15 - City; Pt. Sec. 1-29-15 - City and Pt. Seo, 17-29-16. - Clearwater
Ma1ll Inc. Commissionel" itiJ.ll moved that Ordintlnca /'1366 be read nnd oonsiderad
by t tle only on the first reading by un~nimcus consent of the 'Commission. '
Motion \'lil!! seconded by ComT"lissioner Car-,.lise 'and cart'iad unantmou!lly.The
Ordinance was read by title only. Commissionor I~ll moved that Ordinance N1366'
be passed on its first reading. r,fotion ftli\9 !locondad by Commissioner CarwisQ and
carried unanimouslY.
Commissioner H~ll moved that Ordin<1nce 0l3GG be read and considered on
second and final readinr. by title only at this meetinp, of tho Commission by
unanimous consent of the,Commission. Hation WaS seconded by Commissioner Carwiae
and carried unanimously. The Ordinance w~s read by title only. Commissioner
lIall" moved that Ordinance #1366 be passed on its second and final reading and
adopted and that the aporopriate officials of the City ue authorized to execute
it. Hotion waS seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITEr1 #22 - Ordin:mce 'J13G7 - Amending Zoninc Hap of the City. Commissioner
',v;,l,chtler moved that Ordinance (H3G 7 be read and con3idered by title only on the
first reading by unanimous consent of the Commission. Hotion was seconded by
Commissioner Hall and carried unanimouslY. The Ordinance \"as read by title only.
Commissioner i'l"lchtler moved that Ordinance #1367 be passed on its first reading.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and ?arried unanimously.
Commissioner \1achtler moved that Ordinance #1367 be read and considered on
second ~nd final readinr, by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous
consent of the Commission. 110tion l"as sElconded by Commissioner Hall and caX'ried
unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only, Commissioner Carwise moved
that Ordinance #1367 be passed on its second and final readinR and adopted and that
the ~ppropriate officials of the City ue authorized to execute it by unanimous
consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and
oarried unanimously,
ITEt1 #23 - Ordinance #1368 - Prohibitinp, Operation of Self-Set'vice Gasoline
Fillinr, Stations, Commissioner earwiss moved that Ordinance #1368 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 carried unanimously,
The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance
#1368 be passed on its first l"eadinn. !10tion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler
and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1368 be road and considered on
second and final readinn by title only at this meetinp, of the Commission by unanimous
consent of the Commission, Motion was seconded by COJ~~issioner Wachtler and carried
unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only, Commissioner Cal"'wise moved
that Ordinance "1368 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted and that
the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute it, 110tion was
seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITEM #24 - Ordinance ~1369 - Amending 5ec.4-18 of Code t'elating to Intoxicating
Liquors to enact a New Zone 14C and Repeal Zones 121 and 130. Commissioner earwise
moved that Ordinance #1369 be r~3d and considered by title only on the first t'eading
by the unanimous consent of the Com~ission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Wachtlel' and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only.
Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1369 be passed on its first reading.
Hotion was seconded by Commissioner \.Jachtler and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1369 be read and considered on
second and final readine by title only at this meetinc of the Commission by unanimous
consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner \.Jachtler and carried
unanimously, The Ordinance Has read by title only, Commissionet' Carwise moved that
Ordinance #1369 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 Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITEM #25 - Resolution - Dedication of Harshall St. Park. Resolution 872-29
was presented dedicating Blocks E and F, Fairmont Sub. as a public park.
Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution #72-29 be passed and adopted and the appro-
priate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #26 - Resolution - Supporting Senator Sayler'S Bill to require Muffler
Inspection. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution H72-30 be passed and adopted
and the appropriate offioials be authorized to execute it. Motion \"as seconded by
Commissioner ':Hlliams and cClt'ried unanimously.
ITEM N27 - Resolution - Opposing constitutional Amendment for Article V.
Seoond unnumbered item after item #18 Resolution #72-27),
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rfEM H28 - Reoolution - Payment to Briley, ~~ild, Utility Revenue Cert"1ficato',: ;,;~:>.~:t;);',\\t~t~
Series of 1969. - Payment of $13q .5q to Oriley t Wild & Associates, Consulting' "",,'.. ',;;(:~,';.-i:Jl'
Engineers. from Const~uction Trust fund, Utility Revenue Certificates, Seri~s: of ", :,: \"':F~:~
1969. Commissioner \hlliams moved that Resolution iJ72-3l be passed and adopted """~,;'/,'I,":
and the appropriate officials be authorized to Elxecute it. Motion was seconded by'.' ".,',
Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. '
ITEM N29 - Asaessmo~t Resolution - Marjohn Avenue Sanit~r~ Sewers.
Resolution 072-32 was presented assessing proporty owners for the construction '
of sanitary sewer linea in the uninoorporated goographic area abuttinB Marjohn '
Ave.. Emerald Dr. to Nursery Rd. Commissioner t'/illiams moved that Resolution d' ,
072-32 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to '
exeoute it. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner ',~achtlar and carried unanimously.
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ITEM /J3l
ITEr1 N32
Authorizing Execution of Purohase Contract - Peterson. Deferred.
Approval of Plat of Forest Wood Cstates Sub.
Acceptance of Deeds and Casements
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the City-in the /H.,r 1/4 of SE 1/q, Sect. 13-29-15.
Easement from A. 11. I1c:1ullen et ux - In S\~ 1/1l of NH l/q, Sect. 'l-29-l6.'
Easement from J. A. Bowman, in Lot 23, Blk U~ Crest Lake Park Sub.
Deed from Frank J. Brooking in Portion of NE 1/4 of SW 1/4 of Sect.
6-29-16, West of centerline of pavement of ,Old Coachman Rd. (C.R. 32).
- for Old Coachman Rd. R/W.
Commissioner \~achtler moved that the above instruments as outlined. by the City
Attorney be accepted and the City Clerk be directed to record same in the public
records of Pinellas County, Fla. Hotion \~as seconded by Commissioner Carwise and
carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented for approval 200' to 1" zoning map atlas of the
City. Commissioner Wachtler moved that it be adopted and the appropriate officials
be authorized to exeoute it. Hotion HaS seconded by CommisGioner Hall and cat"I'ied'
unanimously.
Mr. James Raynor made a request for a location for young adults to play
baseball two nites a week. He explained his program and said he had no cooperation
from Parks G Reoreation Department. Discussion ensued and the Asst. Parks &
Reoreation Director anS\o1ered questions. r1r. Raynor said they would not need
aocommodations until June. By consent it was agreed that the City Manager would
investigate.
. The Mayor presented a request from Carl Spier, member of the Planning &
Zoning Board to be replaced because of business pressures. He then recommended
Milner A. Cummings to fill the unexpired term. Commissioner Williams moved that
the recommendation be approved and the resignation of Carl Spier be accepted with
regret and appropriate memento of his service be prepared. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Hall spoke of the increase in population and the City's
obligation to the present population. lie expressed concern as to whether the
various utilities had the capacity to meet ~he needs. He recommended a moratorium
on annexation to determine capacities of the various utilities. The Mayor
questioned what the maximum population should be for the land in the City.
Discussion on the subject ensued.
'Commissioner Carwise moved that the meeting
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and
adjourned at 6:50 P.M.
ried unanimously.
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CITY COMI1ISSION I1EETING
March 6, 1972
PUblic. HearinRs
Reports from City Manager
Personal Appearance - Dr. Copenhaver
Sidewalk Program .
Request for Purchase of Additional Rescue
Truck
Resolutions - Application for Federal
funds for Police IHcrofilm and Closed
Circuit Television Equipment
Resolution - Haintenance Agreement,'
Traffic Signals ,
R,equest for Vacation' of Street t Maryland
Subd. (Agnew)
Contd. - Request for Vacation of R/W,
Portion of Franklin Circle (Phillips, et all
Request for Occupational License for Used
TV Sales & Service, 1421 S. Betty Lane
(Reavis)
Yacht Club Agreement
Request for Sanitary Sewers (several County
areas)
Requests for Annexation:
a. Lot 13, Downing Subd. (Fleischer)~ Lot 2"
Downing Subd., 1st Addn. (Brown)
b. Lot 7, Sunset Hlnds., Unit 2 (Cock)'
c. Lot 29, Del Oro Gdns. Subd. (Vivolo)
d. Lot 9 & Portion of Lot a, Canterbury
Heights CMacrini)
o. Lot 38 (Sands and Lot 28 (Better
Builder Custom Homes), Terra Alto
Est. Subd.
f. Acreage Tract, Sec. 5-29-16 (Bl"own
Homes)
16. Bids, Project II, Raw Water Hains & Well
Pumps; Project III, Feeder Main .
17. BidS, Sanitary Sewer Replacements - Green-
wood, Palmetto to LaSalle; Roosevelt, '
Monroe and Taft, Carlton to Grant
18. Bids, Paving, Curbs & Drainage - Ewing,
Grand Central to Lakeview; TUB~awilla,
Prospect to Greenwood
19. Other Engineering Matters
20. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters
Reports from City Attorney'
21. Ord. #1366 - Annexing & Zoning Lots 107
& lOa, Skyline Groves Subd.; Lots 1 & 2,
Bl C, SaIl's Subd.; Portion of Sec.
24-29-15 & Pcrtion of Sec. 1-29-15; and
Portion of Sec. 17-29-16
22. 'Ord. 01367 - Amendin~ ZoninR Map of the
City
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AGENDA '
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MARCH 6, 1972,
1:30 P.H.. '
Invocation
Introductions
Minutes. of Preo'edinB MeetinRB
Installation of Commissioners-elect
Public Uearings
Reports from City Manager
Reports from City Attorney
Citizens to be i~ard
Other Commission Action
Ad,'j ournment '
Meeting Pension Plan Trusteos
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Woodmont Park Est., 1st Addn.;Lot 1;
Bl A; Lots 1-4, 01 0; Lots 1 & 2, Bl,C,
Clearwater Hlnds., Unit A
Final Development Haste~ Plan - SW,Cornsr
of CR61 & CR10~, 1 mi. E of US19 (Vector)
Zoning Amendment - Seo. 26-11, Location, "
Height & Area Regulations '
4. Requests for Annexation and Oetermination
& Establishment of Zon!np, & rire Oiatrict ..
Classifioation: .
~. 300' S of Sunset Point Rd. (publix)
b. 1/2 mi. N; also 6/10 mi. H of Sunset
Point Road (Koch)
o. Lots 8 to 11 incl., Missouri Hei~lts
Subd. (Brown & Roberts)
d. Lot 67, Skyline Groves Subd.
(Ita tionwide ) .
e. ~Lots 29 & 30, 81 4, Vir~inia Groves
Estateo, 1st Arldn. (Demetria & Anderson)
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Maroh a, 1972
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Reports f~om,City Attorney
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Ord.N1368 ~ Prohibitinaoperation'
of 'Self-Servioe G~soline ril1ing~', ",
Stations " ,"'I"'::",/:":!,,',,
Ord. #1369 - Amending Sec.4-1B of ,
Code rela~inR to Intoxioa;ting Liquors '. ,,'" '..
to enact a New Zone 14C and Repeal
Zonas 121 and 130 .'
Resolution Dedication of Marshall
St. Purk , "
Resolution Supporting Son. 'Saylert 5
Bill to require Muffler Inspection
Resolution - Opposing Constitutional
Amendment for Article V
Resolution - Payment to Briley, Wild,
- Util. .Revenue Cert'. t Series ,of 1969
Assessment Resolution - Marjohh Avenuo
Sanitary Sewers '
Authorizing Execution of Purchase,
Contract - Peterson
Approval of Plat of Forest Wood Estates
SUbd.
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PETITIOU to the City of Clearwater for sewers in WOODl10NT PARK and HOODHONT PARK
,ESTATES wit h o,u tan n e x a t ion.
In accord~nce with House Bill fl5436 enacted by State LegiSlature, ,the property
owners listed belot" in t-lOODl10NT PARK and \-lOOm10NT PARK ESTATES petition the City ,
of Clearwater to install and maintain sewer lines in said areas. Final determina-
tion of the petition shall be made after a pUblic hearing on the subject above .' ..;'
has been held as stated in House Bill 115436. 'The streets, involved are: SUARONDALE,
BELLEaEAD? LOliBARDY, RIDGE'I~A'f, GREENHILL, GREENLEA AND LINHOOD DRIVES and their '
,'intersect1on at SUNSET POINT DRIVE, all located fusaid areas. '
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