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05/15/1972 d' : I :' ~<' ,. , '".' ~ ')( (;r ' \j (.... I CITY COl1MISSION MEETING Mav 15, 1972 The City Commission of the Citv of Clear~ater met in regular session at the City Hall, Monday, May 15, 1972, at 1:30 P.M., with the following members present: II. Everett !IouRen Donald S. Williams Richard O. Wachtler Joseph Carwise Riok lIall Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissionor Commissioner Also present were: Merrett R. Stierheim lIorbert M. Brown Max Dattle Frank Daniels ci ty r1anager City Attorney City Engineer Police Chief The 11ayor called the meetinn to order, The invocation was Riven by Rev. Fathor Finton MUldoon, St. Cecel ia t s Cathol ic Church, The Hayor oresented service pins to a number of employees for five, ten and fifteen years of service. The award of the month was Biven to Nathaniel Golden, puulic Service. Commissioner Williams moved that the minutes of the special meotinR of April 26th, be approved as recorded and as submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. 110tion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM III - Continued - A Public Hearing on Proposed Agreement, Clearwater Yacht Club. The City tlanap,er reported that this item had been continued from April 17th in an attempt to reach a settlement out of court. Mr. Jody Wolfe, representinp, the Yacht Club passed out sheets outlininp, the offers and proposals to date. He recommended that the Yacht Club purchase the present pro'Derty under their lease for $150,000 plus payment of back taxes and interest totaling about $19,000 and the Yacht Club t%uld then be subject to City taxes. He spoke of . appraised values involved in a oroposed land exchange. The Club would turn back to the City the property under lease except for the East 25% of said pro'Derty, The City would deed to the Club the Youth Maritime Center and assign the option on FloI'ida Power Corp. property immediately North of the Hari time Center. He showed the total values exchanRed bv the City at $139,500 and by the Yacht Club at $391,110, Lengthy discussion ensued particularly relatinp, to the slips, the pram fleet and the waterfront oroperty along the 83y. Commissioner Hall mentioned a new lease for 35 years with $50,000 down and $5,000 per year for 15 vears after the first 5 years then $7,000 a year for the remainder of the lease. Further discussion ensued relating to the finances and values of the properties and the advantages and disadvantages of lease, sale or exchanRe of land etc. Commissioner Hall mentioned 3 possible solutions: (1) The olan outlined by the City Manager with the land swap of those portions of land he referred to. (2) An arrangement along the line of a new lease for 35 years but adjust the down payment to $35,000 allowing them $1,000 for each year below what their orip,inal proposal was, (3) If neither of these proposals were acceptable, proceed in court, Commissioner Williams recommended exchange of the Florida Power property ootion and the Maritime Center for the Yacht Club property now under lease. The Mayor recommended that this be continued for one more time and then if the Commission cannot come to an agreement that the matter proceed in court. Commissioner Carwise and Commissioner Wachtler objected. Commissioner Carwiae moved that the City Attorney be instructed to pursue this matter in court. Commissioner Wachtler seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Carwise and \'lachtler voted "aye". Commissioners Hilliams, Hall and Hayor Hougen voted II no " . Motion did not carry. Commissioners Hall and \o1i11iams were i.n favor of more negotiating and thought that the matter was close to a solution. The Mayor again recommended continuance and if an agreement cannot be reached at the next meetinR that the matter would not be heard again, Commissioner Hall moved to continue this public hearing to May 22nd at 1: 30 P.M. 110tion was seconded by Commissioner Williams. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners \..,illiams, Hall, Wachtler and Hayor Hougen voted "aye", Commissioner Carwise voted "no". Motion carried. ',' ITEM #2 - A public hearing - Continued - Sanitary Sewer Installation, Area of Keene - Ea st to BURle & Nursery, North to Bugle, The City Hanager re ported that this was one of the subdivisions in the unincorporated area that petitioned for sewers, but he recommended denial until such time as the City has facilities under construction to handle, them. Commissioner Carwise moved that the request be denied. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #3 - A continued public hearing on the following request for annexation and zoning: a. From center of Section 5-29-16 run North 305.15 ft, to center line of County Rd. No. 50 (SR 588), West 201.84 ft., North 50 ft. for P,D,B" thence North 109.25 ft., Northweste~y 147,33 ft., Northeasterly 97,40 ft., North 64.44 ft., Northwesterly 83.12 fti, West l4l~42 ft., North 205.93 ft., West 134.73 ft" Northwesterly 72.44.ft.,'Northeasterly 49.79 ft., West 85 ft., North 201.18 ft., West 733,08 ft., South 976,48 ft. to Nort~ R!W of County Rd. No. 50, East 1146.33 ft,. to P.O.B, with ,RM-16 (R';'3A-) (multi-family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classifica- tion thereon Brown Homes Inc. /, , " ;1 . . "', ,,' ">,f , " " '. "+ '-, I. ' . ~, ',", -10 ,', 'fT.:' ,~---+ -.~.~ '!":-'~',.....<.. '::.::-~~. ~".~,. + '.~H" .. ........-.. ....' ~. '. . .. . ,T' ..... .,"....,f" ",,'"1-1 ............. ~.....'...,.......c_.... I,. .....,..~,_ , " " -:2' "9: c: 'o'.><~'/ I .....) ,I ~..'. " ,~ I 'c. " ,.~ 'J' : l,... , (, ',:; . ',;.~' n": : " \" . ~ ~ -2- CIty COMMISSION I-lEtTING May 15, 19'/2 The City Manage~explained this item was oontinued to allow the applioantto maet with the affeoted residenta in the immediate a~ea. ' Mr. Charles Barber, rep~esenting the applioant, reported that a meeting with the Rroup was held, that they had apparently I'eaohed an aRreemont and he presonted the..layout that was shown to the eroup. The zoning '~ould be RH-16 to the West of the l~ke with two story buildings and RS-75 on the East side oomposod of sincle family units. There were no obiections. Mr. E. J. Robinson Booke in approval of the plan. He read from notes expressing ap~roval of the RObinwood Community Assooiation. Mr. ~rber answered quost~ons. Mrs. Donald Lauzon,.mobile home park owner, spoke of the drainage prob~em which waG then explained by the City Engineer. Commissioner Carwise moved that the request for annexation by Brown Homes, Inc. with the zoning as amended to RM-16 for the West portion of the property with 156' units and RS-75, ainRle family, on the East portion with 20 units making a total of 176 units in the project and rire District No. 2 be approved subject to ~he, necessary East and West drainage into lake and all this to be in accordance with th~ plan submitted and m~de a part.of the record, and the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to this Commission for aooroval as soon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and'carried unanimOUSly. . ITEM #3b. & c. - A oontinued Vublic hearinR on the follOWing requests for annexation and zoning: . ; " N3b. (A) &;ster1y 40 ft. of the following tract: Begin 100 ft. West of the Northeast corner of rooutheast. Quarter (SE 1/4) Section 31-28-16, run South 1509.18 ft., West 300 ft., North 173.78 ft., West .24 ft., North 200 ft., \.,rest 363.37 ft., North 1136.35 ft., East 662.96 ft. to P.O.B., together with abutting streets. (Koch) (B) Easterly 40 ft. of the following ~act: Begin at Southeast corner of Northeast Quarter (NE 1/4), Section 31-28-16, thence run West 762.96 ft., North 1135.88 ft., Northeasterly 373.76 ft., Northwesterly 34.04 ft., East 445.91 ft., South 1340.22 ft. to P.O.B., less 200 ft. riRht of way of U.S. 19 and less part lying East of U.s. 19, together with abutting streets. {Koch} (C) Begin 100 ft. West and 1003.61 ft. North of Southeast corner of Section 31-28-16, thence run North 160 ft., West 40 ft., South 160 ft,! East 40 ft. to P.D.B., together with abutting streets. (FPC) (D) Begin 33 ft. East and 33 ft. M.C.L. South of Northwest corne~ of Section 32-28-16, thence run South 944.71 ft., Southweste~ly ~13.35 ft. to East right of way line of U.S. 19, Southeasterly along right of way 175.25 ft., Northeasterly 511.82 ft., North 1054 ft., M.O.L. to North boundary of Chautauqua Unit 2, Section A, West 175 ft. to P.O.B., together with abutting streets. (FPC) eE) West 208 ft. of Southwest Quarter (SW 1/4), Section 29-28-16, together with abutting streets. (FPe) Above properties are a 208 ft. wide strip, a 175 ft. wide strip and a 40 ft. wide strio starting on the South side of S.R. 580 about 1/2 mile East of'U.S. 19 and running South about 7000 ft. crossing U.S. 19 at about midway. The owners of above properties' have requested that the City of Clearwate~ establish RM 16 (multi-family) zoning for items 7A and 7B and ISP (institutional semi-public) for items 7C, 7D and 7E with Fire District No. 2 classification for all Darcels. #3c. A~ Tract A. Begin 346.77' South of North 1/4 corner Sec. 31-28-16, thence continue South 980.90', West 629.60', Westerly 7~9.67', thence by a curve Northeasterly 1356.86', Southeasterly 711.32' to P.O. B. The owner of said prope~ty has requested that the City of Clearwater establish RS-50 (single famly) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification thereon. " B. Tract B. Begin at North 1/4 corner, Sec. 31-28-16, run South 346.77', Northwesterly 711.32', thence by a curve Northeasterly 32', thence Northeasterly 631.13', thence Southeasterly 446.67', West 112.49' to P.C.B., and Tract I. ' Begin 1825.86' North of the Southwest corner of Sec~ 30-2ij-~6, continue North 403.20', East 1609.05', South 937.36', East 315', South 180', southeasterly 446.66', Southeasterly 423.47', Easterly 236.33', Southerly 138.21', Southwesterly 602.79', thence by a curve Southwesterly 1021.03', Northweste~ly 224.14', Northerly 674.31', Northwesterly 15~.191, thence on a , ' , ~., " " . ..' ,c' " < . , r' ~ . 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BeBin 1891,01' Southeastorly of the NorthwQst cOl'lner, 'S'ec, 31-29-16, run NorthHestel"lv 784,06', Hortheasterly 100', thenoe on n curve northerly 304.57', thenoe Northerly 199.50', thenoe by a ourve Northeasterly 411.B3', thence Southeast 154.19', thence Southerly 67'..31', Southeast 224.14', thence bV a curve Southerly 361.03', to P,O.B., and Tract b. Bep,in 135' South of the Northwest corner, See, 31-2B-16, continue Routh 581.61', Easterlv by a ourve 363.71', thence Southeasterly 4,17.33', thence by a curve Horthel'lly 684,07', thence by ourves ~~sterly 80B.73' to P.O,B., top,ether with abutting streets and Tract G. Begin at the Southwest co~ner, Sec. 30-28-16, run North 1467.71', East 190,93', thence Easterly on a curve 69.81', Southerly 235.45', East 205.67', Southeasterly 486.56', South 648.14', Southwesterly 252.59', West 142.38', Southerly 265.07', thence on a curve No~thwesterly 150,10', thence West 109.91', thance North 135' to P.O.B., together w1th abutting streets. The owner of said properties has requested that the City of Clea~water establish RH-IO (multi-family) ,zoning and Fire Dlstroict No. 2 classification thereon, ,0, Tract E. Begin 1108.98', Easterly and on a curve Northeasterly B:(. 95 I of the Southwest corner, of Sec. 30-28-16, continue Hortherly bV cu~ves 1053.42', thence East 246.77', Southeasterly 446.79', Southerly 444,10', Southwesterly 111.61', Southerly 228.53', Southwesteroly 254.40', Westerly 423.87' to P.O.B" and Tract H. Bep,in 1467.71' North of Southwest corner, Sec. 30-29-16, continue North 358.15', Easterly,l035.l2', Southeasterly 445.53', Southerly 431.05', Southwesteroly 329.10', thence by a curve Northwesterly 738.39', Westerly 492.12' to P.O.B., together with abutting streets. The owner of said properties has requested that the City of Clearwater establish RM-16 (multi-family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification thereon. E. Tract F. Begin 135' South and 260,01' Easterly of the Northwest corner, Sec. 31-29-16, run Easterly 325.6B', Northeasterly on a curve 984,57', Northerly 556.41', thence on a ourve Northwesterly 996.04', thence Hesterly 231.38', South 235.45', East 205.67', Southeasterly ~B6. 56', South 649,14' f Southt-1est 252.59', West llJ2.38', South'o1esterly 265.07' to P.O. B, The owner of said property has ~eqested that the City of Clearwater establish RM-24 (multi-family) zoning and Fire Distroict No. 2 classification thereon. F. Tract J. Begin at Northwest corner of the Dunedin Industrial Park as recorded, run South 394.64', West 1609.05', North 48.64', East 150', North 346.01', East llJ62.15' to P.O.B., together with abutting streets. The owner of said nroperty has requested that the City of Clearwater establish RM-20 (multi-family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification thereon. G. Tract K. Begin 172.49' East and 386.65' Northwesterly from the ~outh 1/4 corner of Sect 30N28-16, thence Northeasterly 1048.69', thence along a Northeasterly curve 787,91', Easte~ly 643,05', thence along a Northeasterly curve 490,90', Northeasterly 428,02' thence along a'Northeasterly CUrve 556.82', Easterly 633.30', thence along a Norotheasterly CUrve 466.99', North 104.60'" West 120', SQuth 104.60', thence along a Southwesterly curve 311.33', Westerly 633 .30', thence alonF. a SouthwesteI'ly curve 599,1 G ", Southwe 8ter1y 428.02', thence along a Southwesterly curve 426.46', WesteI'ly 643.05', thence along a Southwesterly curve' 842.25', Southwesterly. 1045,02', Southerly 68.92', Northeaste~ly 2B.34', Southeasterly ,60.02', to P.D. B. (Road R/W) , , " . .'. t~rMB.~iiC,; ,', " '" Y.:.s'i';./;'1"~":"';'; " ',", '., .. " ~)~.'~ ,jJ\r ~:'f~.<: ;~'.I.:..: \'. I,', r .' '. . iii~......'aJ:?..~&Y'~.... l .. ~1' . l'. ,. . '~!t' !:tJf1~~\t~;~,:::';~~S;:\:';:.:~'~;~::,,::~;,j(~;,::' '~"" ','.' 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" ~ " ,1. , .! ....'10'- +'i' ~~'i ~".~~'ol"lJ .""'l~I,.:J'..:!!-~I~.:!~I~IJ.....l(Art'f'f:''L\J,r;~'''{'" ':" ',,,,,,' ':/..,.......':...~~,' r....."\~.".."..~ .":1 ',";'.: ' 'n ~I( ",', +-I~./"~..,:. '..r;("~~""'f )"-:'ti.:Y,r.\~(.tC".t,i"\\"'1~'~"4 p ~" ':\ "-~"1"'."l\,";';.~ol<.J.I..,~,"":,.~~"~_"",,,, ~'l..~t'~"~."',l." ~~\l~ ... '"," ,,' i I, ~~.~, ,. '.. pI' ',' , ~~"~I.'l>JI~*~J~~~~'" . ~ .<J, c -~lii::';-:'."'t..;;', .',.... ..:~.,;.,..~.>~1'~1.... f'VI"....~{J\ t''I''>'I'........-.uV+-.,....;.~.....'I'''tI.;.~~_ '--.,.......-..t"' ~"" , J~':. ',' l. ~.. .1' o'~ " ,',,'. ' , ,,' , c,' ". c :', '''' --:.. , '.: ' .a. -4- CITY COMMISSION HEETING May lS, 1972 ,The owner of said ~roperty has requested that the City of Clearwater establish P (public) zoninp, and Fire District ' No. 2 classification thereon. The City t1anager explained those items were continued from Hay 8th to further neRotiate park lands and solve certain enp,ineerinR problems. The Traffic Engineer discussod the street layouts and traffic. Jack Dronzek, representinR the applicant was present. The City Mana~ar said there was total of 3S acres park land to be dedioated. Commissionor Hall opoko of an offer of a 5 acre tract of land South of Lakev ie", extended, a short d is tanc e Ea st of S. Hercu leB ' Ave. After discussion, 111". Douglas Roaoh agreed to donate the site, provided the proposed agreement with U.S. Homes is approved at this meetinr.. CharleD Trumpler, preBident of Greenbriar Assoc., spoke of the area being a retirement community and that their homes had been sold to them as such; that, it was free from noise and heavy traffic and the property is still being advertised in this manner. He said they do not want a four lane hip,hway and presented an alternate plan Riving aCCeB!] in and out of the subdivision. 11ro. Claroence Schultz and Mr. Samuel Stewart, also representing Greenbriar Assoc., spoke in objection. Char.les Finton stated the park land bein~ donated was only 2 1/2\ of the davalopment and should be considerably more. The Manager exolained that he was pleased with the 35 acres of parok land but that there would be considerable additional open space with two golf courses and various recreation areas around the different sections of the project. A re"rcsentative of the Bridgenort Homeowners Assoc. questioned the water supply and expressed fear that they might lose their supply as they had staroted to get salt intrustion in their ",ells now. Mro. William Crown, repre- senting an ccology group spoke of these larRc developments taxing the water and sewer suppl ies of the aroea. The ~tayor mentioned sGveroal amendments to the agreement. Commissioner Caro"dse moved to approve the agroeement as amended and the propero officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtlero. The City Manager said the master ulan showing riRht of way, park dedica- tion, etc., as amended by nep.otiations, becomes a l)arot of this agreement. Upon the vote being taken the motion carried unanimously. After a discussion the Planning Director reviewed the applications and recom- mended that the 40 ft. strip be changed from RM-l6 to PS (professional service) zoning and that Tract I be changed froom P (public) to CPD (commercial planned development) and indicated that the apulicants had approved the changes. Commissioner Carwise moved that subject to uarok sites, etc., being dedicated as agreed upon that the requests for annexation by Koch & U.S. Homes and Floroida Power Corp. with the zoning ,as requested, except that the 40 ft. strip be zoned PS instead of RM-16 and Tract I be zoned CPO (commercial ~lanned development) instead of P (public), and that all parcels carory Fire Distro~ct No, 2 classification be approved and the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an orodinance to be brought back to this Commission for approval as soon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously, The Mayoro reporoted that Sandra Swarts was hired as interim Executive Diroectoro of the Housing Authority but that the position required someone with wider knowledge. He stated that the Housing Authoroity is Dcrmitted to pay $9,000 per year in accordance with the number of units under their authority. The 11ayor asked the Commission to make up any difference between the $9,000 and the roequired amount to hire a professional executive diroectoro. Commissioner Wachtler moved that subject to legal approval that the City Manager be authorized to expend sufficient funds between the $9,000 available from the HousinR Authority to hire an Executive Director but the total salary was not to exceed $16,000, and also to provide funds for transportation and interviews. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Wachtlcro, Carwise, Hall and Mayor Hougen voted "aye". Commissioner \>1illiams stated that he abstained from voting as he had committed himself originally that no City funds would be used in connection with the Housinp, Authority, Motion carried. 4:45 P.H. The Mayor left the meeting~ this time and Commissioner Williams assumed the chair. Chief Daniels was replaced by Sgt. Albert Vellucci. ITEM H3i. - The City ManaRero read a lettero from the applicant requesting continuance. South 1/2 of Southeast 1/4 of Southwest 1/4 Section 9-29-16, with RM-12 zoning (apts.) and Firoe District No.2 classification. - Biggins. The City Managero explained that the Planning & Zoning Board recommended denial, but in lieu thereof recommended RS-75. Discussion ensued. Commissioner Hall moved that the request be denied. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hachtler, Upon the vote being taken Commissioner Hall voted "aye". Commissioners \Hlliams, Wachtler, and Carwise voted "no". Mot ion did not carry. Commissioner Carwise moved that Item #3i. be continued to June 5th, at 1:30 P.M. as requested by the applicant with an apology offered to those in the audience present for this public hearing. and that in the futuroe the agenda be published in approopriate news media. Motion was seconded by Commissionero Wachtler. Upon the vote being taken Commiosioners Hilliam9, ''l'achtlero and Carwise voted "aye". ,Commissioner Hall voted "no". Mayor Hougen absent. Motion carried. Commissioner Williams asked that the people be notified to remind them of the date of the continuanoe of this public hearinR. T:, '.' . "'. ~ :+. , '. ~ ' .,', "C't,< I , '... , I .i', , " r'\c~~" f .~T~ ,t . ,~:~~...~-~ -., '-..1"',p ~...,...,..~ .~....""'......."" j .... .. ,..-,1 .f.t...\~.::".-;-.... -,:.,<....,~ ,..~: ,. . .. -"'--. , ~ ;: . . ~ . , ~~~~?l!~\~~~;~Y' f''''~g~:r(~~,(:,~ot.>/'lI~'~~'~~'''~:' ~'r~l"j '''<>.~,f~.:;\ :'~:'~~.l' ~<i~;~~~~.f-,:,~~.,,~t:';' ,!,?~~\j~''''f~r.1J'l:-'t'''''~''::;:'i~~~~~''1;'~;'''~:/:~,~,i'.~''-11~;''~ ~t:~~ytlt...~~':.... .t\!:P~~I'ff. ~",,~;:,~t('''''''~_'~I''.J~~;~~~\St~~;'' ..:\ ~:,i'~'~::,: ,j,t:...." ";,Y';,~~J..,o' \:h,," " .'.. > .'" '.,. ,,", :;, .',,'. ,;.' "" ',:" :,'..;, ,',",' ".. .; '.' ,..... ,.;, .co. . ,!rl.:' !',' . . :'.~'" " ~' "'~", ',;'" ":';:", :,'~! ~ q'~li.:1 '/' > ' ~,iU-~.....'U:S~~~~I~...'t..~,.,,~~J'.~.;...;..~ ~w.:.~\............w......r~~~~~M~~.,.w..i.w.....,;I.........,...a~.I...___~\'tt,:~__~ .~ ~ . 3 C}'3 ',I '\, \I~ ", \ ., ... ;:.. .... "1 'i , \ . \ !.j , ' \:,: I;' , 'I 1\ I. -5- CITY COMMISSIOn MEETING Hay 15, 1972 rfEM * 3d. - East 1/4 of East 1/4,of Northeast 1/4 of Southwest 1/4 Section 2-29-15, lvin~ South of Clearwater Highlands Sub., Units A 6 B, less West 3 ft. and Lot 13 1esa South 30 ft. for R/W and Lot 14, Suban's Sub., with RH-10 (apartmentA) zoning and Fire District No.2 olassifioation - F10rill Corp" et al). Tho City HanaRer explained the Application nnd read the recommendation of tho PlanninR & Zoning Board for approval, with the recommendation that applicant be limited to duplex 9tructu~es only and platted per duplex requirements. There was a letter of objection. DonAld MoFarland, attorney, was present representinp, the applicant and stated that they requested RM-10 zoning with about 4 triplexes in approximatoly 7 acres with the balance being duplexes. He also stated that the duplexes would sell in the neip.hborhood of $40,000 to $50,000 and agreed to cooperate in extension of sewer lines along Sunset Point Rd. Mr. John Rankin, president of Woodmont Park Assoc., spoke in approval. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the request for annexation by Florill Corp. et al, with RI1-10 zoning and Fire District No. 2 clasAifioation be aonroved and the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brour,ht back to this Commission for approval as Doon aA 1,)ossible, SUbject to execution of an agreement tt\at the developer \<7ill particioate in extension of sewer lines. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM g3e. - A pub1io hearing for annexation and zoninr. of: Begin 630 ft. East and 50 ft. South of Northwest corner of Northeast 1/4 of Northeast 1/4 Section 13-29-15, run South 305 ft., East 425 ft., North 305 ft., West 425 ft. to P.O.B. with CG (general business) zoning and Fire District No. 1 olassifioation - Colvin. The City Manager explained the request and read the recommendation of the Planning & Zonin?, Board for approval. There were no objections. Hr. Frank Colvin, owner of property, was present. Commissioner Hall moved that the request for annexation by Frank Colvin with CG zoning and Fire District No.1 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. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. f. Lots 15 and 16, Missouri Heights, with CG (general business) zoning and Fire District No. 1 classification. - Stone The City Manager explained this request Has one \<There the applicant did not appear before the Planning & Zoning Board, and the Board recommended denial without prejudice. He said he received a letter from Mr. Stone saying he did not receive the notice and indicated he had a ReWer oroblem. It was recommended that it be referred back to the Planning & Zoning BOard which would not necessitate a new application. Discussion ensued. Commissioner Wachtler moved that this item be continued to June 19th, at 1:30 P.M. !1otion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. g. Replat of Ardmore Place, less those lots already within the City limits of the City of Clearwater with RS-50 (single family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification. The City Manager explained the request \<Tas by petition of over 50% of the property owners. He read the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for approval as modified with RS-SO zoning for portion North of Browning St. and RM-12 for portion South of Browning. Mr. Steve Forgacs asked questions. Commissioner lall moved that the request for annexation by 50% or more of the owner~ of area designated in Replat of Ardmore Place be approved with the recommendation of t.~ Planning & Zoning Board for zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification be aDLroved and the City Attorneyoo instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to this Commission for approval as soon as nossible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. h. Lots 20 and 21, Highland Lake Sub., with CG (general business) zoning and Fire District No.1 olassification - Tourot, et al. The City Hanager explained the a1,)plication and read the recommendation of the Planning & Zonin?, Board for denial, and in lieu thereof, PS zoning, with covenant for no multi-family units, a parkinR and aocess review by the Traffic Engineer, a screening of the PS properties from adjoining and abutting properties, a sign limitation to be in accordanoe with the new proposed sign ordinance and rip,ht of way dedication of 17 ft. for Lakeview Ave. and 7 ft. for Highland Ave. "Mr. George Routh, attorney, ~epresenting the applicant, was present and stated that they would accept the recommended PS zoning. Mr. Ford Beeoher, manager of the property, stated that it was impossible to keep a tenant in the residence due to ,business on the other 3 oorners of the interseotion. Mr. Otto Sarver spoke in objection and there was also a petition in objection containing 42 name~. Commissioner rall moved that the~ue6t for annexation by Tourot, et al with PS zoning and Fire Distriot No. 1 be approved subject to erection of opaque fence " ,,' ! "/..' " I ',>, \' !".' .-........~.' .., . '~ " 'Y_~+' "-" n~. ""............U......Wl.....,"'...... ,;.. ...... ....~t~'.r.... .';"'.- " . ........-...~ ... I :' . 1- ~. -6- CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 15, 1972 and the City A~to~ney be instructed toinolude this in an ordinance to be' brought to this Commission fot' approval as 900n as possible. . Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and cat'ried unanimously. ' South 1/2 of Southwest l/~ of Southeast l/~ Section 18-29-16, with P (public) zoning and Fire Dist~ict No. 2 olassification thereon. - City. The City Manager explained this was for a park on the 20 acre MoMullen tract, adjacent to the Meadows and Not'th of Morninp.side. The Planning & Zoning Board recommended apppoval. There were no objections. Commissionet' Hall moved that the request for annexation by the Citv with P zoninR and Fire District No. 2 classification be approved and the CitvAttorney 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. j. I'rEM #4 - Removal of, Pat'king - Fort lIarroison Avenue. Recommendations weroe made to remove parking on FOt"t Harrison Ave. between Drew and pinellas St., restriping to make 4 lanes, ~emove certain lane signs and install others, redesign the signal at Court St. and Haven St., prohibit left turn at certain interosections and designate left turns at others and permit truck loading only between 7 A.M. ' and 11 A.M. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution *72-56 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authoroized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM #5 " Continued - Personal Aoncarance - Clearwater Women's Club Members. Mrs. Anderson, President, of the club'had to leave early. Mrs. Keith Weston, representin~ the Club, stated they did not know their lease was in jeopardy and it was imposoible to change the rulesm the one week given to do so. She also felt that as the problem was not their fault they should be recompensed for the financial' loss if 'required to vacate. She asked for 90 days time to vacate and requested a letter in writing on the matter. Commissioner Carwise moved to remove from the table the motion of May 8th directing the City Attorney to invalidate the lease. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. Upon the vote beinR taken on the original motion of May 8th directing the City Attorney to break the present lease, the motion carried unanimously. ITEM HG " Motion re Special Meeting - May 30, 1972. The City Manager recom- mended a special meeting of the Commission for May 30th, to consider annexation and zoning of property in the NW 1/4 of NW 1/4, Section 16-29-16, for the housing project. Commissioner Carwise moved that there be a special meeting and work session on May 30th. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #7 - Tampa BaV Regional Planning Council Study - Clearwater East Pollution Control Facility. The City Manager explained that the Commission had received copies of a letter from Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council relating to a study involving an analysis of water quality and extending sewer outfalls in Tampa Bay. He recommended approval of the letter of agreement and appropriation of funds. Commissioner Wachtler moved to approve a letter of agreement and the necessary funds be approved as recommended by the City ManaRer. Motion was seconded by Commissioner earwise and carried unanimously. ITEM N8 - Acceptance of Plats: a. Clearwater Point Townhouse b. Hallmark Subd., 1st Addn. The City Manager presented the plats and recommended approval. Commissioner Wachtler moved to approve the plats subject to payment of lot mowing lien by developers of Clearwater Point Townhouse. Motion was seconded by Commissioner earwise and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM H9 - Request from Jaycees for $250 for Manager recommended aporoval of the exoenditure. expenditure be aporoved. Motion was seconded by unanimOUSly. . Miss Florida Pageant. The City Commissioner Hall, moved that the Commissioner Wachtler and carried ITEM H10 - Approval of POlling Places and Appointing & Setting Compensation for Referendum Election. The City Manager reporoted that the City Clerk did not have all the information, therefore this item would be heard next Monday, May 22nd. ITEM Hll - Request for Beverage ZoninR - 100 US 19 North. The City Manager outlined the request of Rodeway Inn for on-premises consumption, and said the usual investigation had been made and there was no reason to deny the license. Commissioner f~ll moved that the request be anproved and the City Attorney include this in an amendment to the beverage ordinance. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and oarried unanimously. ,. , ~ J" . . .t 'I ~-:'''''~--.1 ',." ~~:V-"'''~1<'4 ~ I..... ., '-'.0 ...... '..........I"i..~............._-l..o~~J'.. . ~ ........\l.,~,.. ......, . '. ;3 ''1. "q. : II I' ,'1 :3 (15' : -7- CITY COl1MISSION MEETING May 15, 1972 ITEM 912 - RequQsts for Annexation: a. AoreaRo Tract, Portion Seo. 17-29-16, with CG zoning et al. Blackburn? b. Lo't .5, U1Io.: 2, Hif(hland Pines Sub., \4ith RS-50 zoning.. Davies c. 20 Acre Tt'aot - SF: cornor of Hel;tcules ,& Sunset Pt. Rd. - R. H. James, Ino. d. AoroaRo Traots - Portions of Sec. 31-28-16 and 20-28-16 - Florida Power e. AQrQa~e Traot -,Portion of Sea. 31-28-16 - US Home of Greenbriar. Commissioner ~~chtler moved that the requests for annexation as outlined by the City ManaRor be aocepted and referred to the proOOr City departments for appropriate action and public hearinR. ~totion was seoonded by Commissioner Carwiae and carried unanimously. tTEH {l13 - Bids, Paving, Curbs, Drainage, Hatcr Line Replacement & Installation ;.. Greemlood Area. The City l1anager recommended acceptin~ the Bid of Trans-State Cons~uction Co. Commissioner Carwise moved upon the ~ecommendation of the City Manager that the contract be awa~ded to Trans-State Construction Co. fo~ the sum of $59,965~49, which is the lowcst and best responsible bid and that the appropriate offioials be autho~ized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and ca~ried unanimOUSly. ITEI'( 614 - Bids, to/ater Service Buildinr; - 1969 Hater & Sewer Program. The City ManaRer recommended accepting the bid of Taylor General Construction Co., Largo, Fla., which he outlined. Mr. William Duke. Briley, Wild & Associates explained the building would be oement block construction and designed for future second story to accommodate offices. Commissioner Williams asked questions about Briley, Wild & Assoc. qualifications to design bldg. instead of an architect. The City Engineer explained if they a~e qualified they can do it. Discussion ensued. Commissioner Waohtler moved that the bid be awarded to Taylor General Construction Co" for the sum of $71,656, which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Wachtler and Carwise voted "ayell, Commissioners Hall and ,.}illiams voted IIno". Hotion did not carry. ITE~f #15 - Bids, Microfilm Equioment & Installation for Police Dept. The City Manager explained the bids from Eastman Kodak Co. and Lanier Business PrOducts. Commissioner Hall moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the contracts be awarded for Items 1, 3, 5 to Eastman Kodak Co. in the amount of $7,379.50, and Items 2 and ~ to Lanier Business Products in the amount of $1,430, which are the lowest and best responsible bids and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute said contracts which shall be in accordance with the olans and specifications and bid. Notion was seoonded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. The City Engineer spoke of the Clearwater Pass Bridge repairs which are being paid for by the company that damaged it but there is another prOblem with the fender system which has eroded away and needs repaired with Misener Marine Constr. Inc. doing the work for $3,388 with building maintenance help. Commissioner Hall moved that this emergency expenditure be approved for Misener Marine Const. Inc., to repair the fenders at Clearwater Pass Bridge. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly. The Planning Director recommended' that two zoninr, ordinanoe ohanges and a change of zoninp, be placed on the Commission agenda of June 5th, as they were considered of emerp,sncy nature. Commissioner Hall moved to approve the recommen- dation that these items ap~ear on the agenda of June 5th. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler andcarried unanimously. Hr. Robert Haokworth representing the Human Relations Council expressed appreciation for the City's efforts regarding housing. ITEM H18 - Ordinance Ul363 - Setting License Fee for Charter and Party Boats - Effective - October 1, 1972 - 2nd reading. Commissioner Wachtler moved that Ordinanoe H1363 be~ad and considered on second and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner tall moved that Ordinance #1363 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to exeoute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. '+', " , " '., , , ,-I. < 01-. "'I,~"''' ,...~"':"..~'.._..........~..~.........,.~.4-U......r<. "''''It-~'':-;:"~~'''".""~,,,,_,,, , '. c ,'. " .' 3' <1<9" .~6;}:~~ , ',~ , . ' ,. -8- CITY COMMISSION MEETING May 15, 1972 1TtH .19 - Ordinance 11381 ~ Amending Sac. 21-5, 21-6, 21-7, 21-9 and 21-10 PQrtainin~ to Utility Tax to include Purchase of Fuel Oil. Commissioner Hall moved that Ordinance M1381 be read andoonsidered by title only on the first reading by the unanimoua aonsent.of the Commission. Motion was soconded by Commissioner Waohtler and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by' title only. Commissioner Hall moved that Ordinance N1381 be passed on its first reading. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Waohtler and carried unanimously. Commissioner Hall moved tha't Ordinance 111381 be read and considered on second and final readinp, by title only at this meeting of the,Commission by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion \-1aB seconded by Commissioner Waohtler and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Hall moved that Ordinance 61381 be passed on its second and final readinij and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to exeoute it. Motion was seconded by Commis~ioner Waohtler and carried unanimously. . ITEM N20 - Acceotance of Deeds and ,Easements. The City Attorney presented the followin~ for acceptanoe: Two Easements'from Champion Developers Inc. in NW 1/4, Section 2-29-15. Commissioner Hall moved that the easements as outlined by the City Attorney be . accepted and the City Clerk be direoted to record same in the publio records of Pinellas County, Fla. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Wachtler and oarried unanimously. ITEM N2l - Lot Mowing Resolution. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution #72-55 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to exeoute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Waohtler and carried unanimously.. Commissioner Hall asked about the status of Edgewater Dr. and extension of Myrtle Ave. Commissioner Hilliams inquired about the status of instal'lation of sidewalks. The City Manager and City Engineer explained that there was a serious ooncrete shortage. Commissioner Carwise moved that the meeting be adjourned at 6:57 P.M. ~otion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. The City Commission then met as Trustees of the Pension Fund with the Mayor calling the meeting to order. The CitV Clerk read letters'from the Advisory Committee recommending that Nancy A. BUr?,arella Comm. Clerk II - Police Dept.; Bernard Donahue - Police Patrolman - Police Dept.; Raymond Fleming - Laborer - Public Servioe; Steven Kelly -Maint. TradesWo~ker I - Publio Works - Bldg. Maint.; David L. Montgomery - Dist. Servioeman I - Utili Water Div.; Wallaoe Russell - Comm. Clerk II - Police Dept.; Norma Smith - Clerk TY9ist I - Public Works - Garage; Barbara Weston - Cashier - Finance; and Obadiah \~ite - Sanitation Worker - Utile Sanitation Div. be accepted into memberShip. Commissioner Waohtler moved that the above reoommendations of the Advisory Committee be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and oarried unani ously. There 'being no further business the meeting adjourned at 7:00 P.M. , Attest: i' ' '. ' , I,' . 1:, , . "f. . , .I,,:~ "~~:: :," i<,..~,.,,:>,c,>,.:,~,: "~ ;',.;<' ';\.,.,' ;.., ,', '. . . . . \ ~ .. ',1 . , . " ." I., . . · . ",' , ',:,;" ': .," .. i;';;', ;":;:"!~1;lt .......,.. , , ,of '. ' .:", "'':'., .".... ~' , ..; ....,........,.........'f'P\",~....,...,.....M....,..~N#\,.... ""......... .._...~-'f .-.ot...,d.~II..."":..... """........ ~:lj~;~>-(."~:~, :::~,;:: , . ~' :' ./ L . ~ :.Il"'~i"J Jl. ~ r .., 'i -:;2' Q' 7 ,,, : 'I...:..J": '.'1"1, " >I: '. ~'I" ,'.. :'.'.,: :-:";~'~;:::\: >. } ~, :' ~ , , AGENDA, ' CITY COHrUSSIOU MEeTING, 'MAY 1S, 1972 1130 P.M. 'InvoQa tion CITY COMMISSION MEETIWG May 1S, 1972 Awards Pub1io Hearings 1. Contd. - Proposed Ap,roement" Clwtr. Yaoht Club 2. Contd.' - Sanitary Se~or Installation,' Area of K\!eno - 1: to Bu~le & Nursery, " N to Bugle" " 3. Requesto for Annexation and Determination' ,& Establishment of ZoninR & 'Fire Distriot ClaGoitioatlon: ' ' '., a. Contd.. - U Side of"' CR50, 100' \~ of, Soule, Rr116 (Brown IIOIOOG, Ino.) b. Contd. - Aoroago Traot, S Side of ' SR 580, E of US19, ISP & RM16 (Koch & FPC) c. Contd. - S of SR 580, 1/3 mi. W of U519, P (Kooh & US Home Corp.) d, H Side of Greenlea, 1100' E of'N, Hinhland, RM10 (Florill Corp" at aU e. SE Corner of Drew & Hain, CG (Colvin) f, Lots 15 & 16, Missouri Hghts., CG . (Stone) 8. Ii of Lakev iew, vet, Betty Lane & 'Hillcrest, RS50 (Ardmore Place Replat), h, Lots 20 & 21, Highland' Lake Subd., CG ('fourot, et a1) i. E of SR593, N of Drew, RM12 (Biggins) (Cont,) , j, S of Edenville Subd, & l1agnolia, P (City) 4, Removal of Parking Fort Uarrison Avenue .. IntroductionB Hinu~e9 of Preoedinp, Heetinp'B Publio lIearinas Reports from City 11anager Reports from City Attorney Citizens to be lIeard Other Commission Action Adjournment Meetinp, Pension Plan Trustees "' " Reports from City Manager 5. Contd, - Personal Appearance CleQrwater Homents Club Members . 6, Motion 1"e Special Meeting - May 30, 1972 7. TBRPC Study - Clearwater East Pollution Control Facility B, Acceptance of Plats: a. Clearwater Point Townhouse b, Hallmark Subd., 1st Addn. 9. Request from JC's for $250', for Hiss . Florida Pageant 10. Approval of Polling Places and Appointing & Setting Compensation for Referendum Election 11, Request for Beverage Zoning - 100 US19 N 12, Requests for Annexation: a. Acrea~e Tract, Portion Sec. 17-29-16, CG (81nckburn, et al) " b. Lot 5, 81 2, H1nd. Pines Subd., RS50 (Davies) c, 20 Acre Tract - SE Corner of Hercules & Sunset Point Road (R. H, James, Inc.) d. Acreap,e Tracts - Portions of Sec. 31-28-16 and 20-28-16 (Florida Power) e. Acreage Tract, - Portion of See, 31-28-16 (US Borne of Greenbriar) 13. BidS, Pavine, CurbS, Drainar.e, Water Line Replacement & Installation - Greenwood Area 14. Did~, Water Service Building - 1969 Water' & SeHer Program 15, Bids, Microfilm Equipment & Installation for Police Dept. 16, Other Enp,ineering'Matters 17, Verbal !{eports and Other Pendi~fl t1atters Reports from City Attorney , 10. Ord. #1363 -Settino Licen~e Fee for , . Charter and Party Boats - ef f. 10/1/7 2 " - 2nd Reading , . "'f:,.:', . 19, Ord. /11381 - Amending Sec. 21-5, 21-6! (~.;;.:.,,<:t~:~,'::'.. '. I ':, I, " 1 . . i;;7 to 2t~~1~d:l~~~ch:~::i~~n~u~~ gI~l~tY , ','. ,.' i':")'I~~!~l":")"" --, ' . .'.".. " ' ' ; . 20~ Acceptance of Deeds and Easements ' :,'ti'k~$.$",}';~.;,,>,'t:", ..: "., ' ," , ;',' " >. 21. ' '[;ot Mowina Resolution . ' . :', , , ". ' " , . ;!,M' . ~;!,li./,~f~' i' l" " ". " '," .' , I' U. ," " " , .' · i~~i~il~~4i;l;ti:ljj~If.!0(~;;'j,i;L\'.:::',~:,';,: '::.,:, ';','.",~, :.:,,'.. 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