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CITY COt1HISSION MEETING
June 5, 1972
The City Commis9ion of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at
the City Hall, June 5, 1972, at 1:30 P.M., with the following members present:
H. Everett' HOUR en
Donald S. WilliaAs
Riohard D. Waohtler
Joseph Carwioe
Riok Hall '
Mayor-Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
'Commissioner
Commissioner
. Also present were:
Merrett R. Stierheim
Herbert M. Brown
Max Battle
Frank Daniele
Ci ty Manager
City Attorney
City Engineer
Police Chief
Tho Mayor called the meetinp, to oroder. The invocation was given by Reverend
larold Popp, Grace Lutheran Church. Commissioner Hall moved that the minutes of
the regular meetings of Hay 8th and 15th, 1912 be approved as recorded and as
submitted in witten summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. 11otion waG
seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITEM H1 - Lot Howing Resolution #12-55. The City Attorney explained the
resolution. The lots were considered a menace to pUblic health, safety and welfare
by the inspector. There were no objections. Commissioner ~~chtler moved that
Resolution #72..55 passed on r.lay 15, 1972, be confirmed and made effective as to all
persons and parcels listed thereon, oxcept for those whose lots have been verified
as being cleared and those who have paid tho City for the clearing and the proper
City officials and employees are hereby directed to proceed in accordance with law
and see that the lots are cleared. r'1otion Has seconded bv Commissioner Hall and
carried un~nimously. -
ITEM #2 - Zoning Amendments: - Public Hearinns -
a. Contd. - Amend Appendix A re Hotel-Motel Density and Setbacks.
The PlanninR Director recommended a grace period for projects that were well
along toward their comoletion. He SUR~ested a letter within 30 days notifying the
City of the status and' 120 days to present their plans. Mr. E. C. Marquardt, Jr.
and Frank C. Logan, a~torneys representing Bass Enterprises introduced Mr. Gordon
Johnson, architect who reiterated the objections to the reduction from 145 to 81
units per net acre for hotel rooms as the property was bought and plans prepared
based on previous density. Mr. Charles Galloway presented a resolution from the
Downtown Development Board supportinR the PlanninR & Zoning Board on setbacks in
the central business district. He also presented another resolution urgin~ the
completion of the proposed loop at the foot of Pierce St. Considerable discussion
ensued particularly relating to the grace period.
b. Amend Section 23.03, Appendix A - Zoning, Clearwater City Code by
adding (7) to permit as a special exception single family and duplexes
in areas zoned CG (general business) prior to February 21, 1972,
per RS-SO (single family) or RI1-l2 (duplex apartment) zoned standards
respectively.
c. Amend Section 23.04 (1), Appendix A - Zoning, Clearwater City Code
by adding "in areas zoned CG (general business) after Feb. 21, 1912
at end of item.
The Planning Director explained these items. Commissioner Hall moved to accept
the recommendations of the Planning & Zoning Board ~eBarding the amendments to
the zoning ordinance, Items 2 a, b & c. l1otion was seconded by Commissioner
Wachtle~. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Wachtler, Carwise, fall and
Mayor Hougen voted "ayell. Commissioner tiilliams abstained. Motion carried.
d. A public hearing on Lot 39, Drew Park Sub. to be changed from
RM 12 (duplex) to CG (general business) - Loeser
The City Manager explained the request and read the Planning'& Zoning Board
recommendation for approval. He explained that the former location of the business
had been burned out and this created an emergency for the applicant. There were
two letters of objection. Mrs. Loeser stated that the business is an assembly
type and net manufacturing. The Mayor reported that Mrs. Loeser agreed to give
8 1/2 ft. of her property on the North whioh is contiguous to the City's garage
complex in exchange of 3 ft. along Myrtle Ave. Commissioner Williams moved that
the request of Mrs. Loeser to change the RM zoning to CG on property as described
by the City l1anageI' be approved and-the City Attorney be instructed to include
this in an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to be brought back to this Commission
for approval as soon a9 possible; and that the right of way exchange be implemented
and the proper officials be authori~ed to execute it. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
June 5, 1912
ITEM N3 - A pUblic hearinR on requests for Annexation 6 Determination &
Establishment of ZoninR & Fire District Classification:
a. Contd. - (1) ~'1est 1/2 of Not'th 1/2 of SE 1/4 of NE 1/4 Sec.
1-29-15 - Calhoun.
(2) South 1/2 of SE 1/4 of Ne 1/4, Sec. 1-29-15
- Calhoun.
(3) East 1/2 of SW 1/4 of NE 1/4 Sec. 1-29-15 -
Center.
The owners requested RM 12 (duplex) zoninp, and Fire District No.2 classification.
The PlanninR & Zoning Board recommended anproval subject to - lessing ,out the
partial lake area; dedication of a 5 acre park adjacent to existing park (dimensions
to be of Citv determination; additional 7 ft. rlw for Montclair Rd.; and dedication
of 50 ft. 1/2 rlw for extension of Belcher Rd. - Coachman Rd. tie-in. H.H. Baskin,
Jr., attorney, represontinR Hr. Robert Bradley, was present. Mr. Bradley stated
he would agree to the recommendations of the Planning & ZoninR Board relating to
right of way and narks. He showed a site plan of the 47-46 acres with 416 oondominium
units with moet buildinp,s beinp, 1 story but some having 2 stories in the middle.
He said that there would be a 75 ft. buffer with vegetation type screening on the'
West and the density would be about 11 net and a Rross of B.7. Dr. Center questioned
the Commission about removal of restrictions for a gas station at the Southeast
corner of HiBhland and Union St. A discussion on this matter was held but no
action taken. Commissioner Hall moved that the request of Center & Calhoun for
annexa tion with Rt1l2 zoninf:t on a hove deeari bed property be donied. Motion was
seconded by Commisaioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
b. South 1/2 of Southeast 1/4 of Southwest 1/4, Section 9-29-16 with
RM 12 (apts.) zonin~ and Fire District #2 classification - Bi~gins.
The City Manager outlin~d the request and read the recommendation of the Planning
G Zoning Board for denial, and in lieu thereof RS-75 with 40 ft. 1/2 rlw for
Monterey and quit claim deed for a SO ft. 1/2 rhl for Mcrtullen-Booth Rd. H. H.
Baskin, Jr., renI'esentinr, the applicant, presented Robin S. Hood who represented
the developer.
They requested continuance for tHO weeks as they realize ther-e are objections
and they are trying to work out a compI'omise with them. Discussion ensued. Hr.
Hood said that there were objections not only to density but to ar-chitecture. Mr.
DeBlaker recommended a denial of further continuance. Mr. Baskin requested that
the application be withdrawn. Commissioner Williams moved to accept the withdrawal,
upon the request of the applicant. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise
and carried unanimously.
3:15 P.M. CommiGsioner Carwise left the meeting at this time.
The City Manager spoke of items 3c through 1 on the agenda being considered.
The Planning Director outlined the request as follows but explained that CTF zoning
instead of CP zoning for Tract N had been agr-eed on:
1. All of the following prooerty is located South of S.R. 580 on each
side of U.S. Highway 19 for about 1/2 mile. (Koch-U. S. Homes)
A. Tract L. Begin 50 ft. South and 100 ft. West of the center
of Sac. 30-2B-16, thence run Southerly along West R/W line of
U.S. Highway 19 1950 ft., Southwesterly 693.62 ft., Northerly
69.29 ft., Westerly 236.33 ft., NortheI'ly 423.77 ft., North-
westerly 446.66 ft., North 1572 ft., East 797.18 ft. to P.O.B.
B. Tract N. From a point 50 ft. South and 100 ft. West of center
of Sec. 30-28-16, run Southerly along West R/W line of U. S.
Highway 19 2070 ft. for a P.D.B. Continue Southerly along
U. S. Highway 19 R/H 960 ft., \Vest 967.53 ft., Northwesterly
386.65 ft., Northeasterly 697.20 ft. to P.O.B.
C. Tract O. BeRin 50 ft. South of Northeast corner of Northeast
~uarter (ME 1/4), Sec. 30-26-16, thence run South 860.59 ft.,
Southwesterly 2490 ft., NorthwesteI'ly along East R/W line of
U.S. Highway 19 1800 ft., Northeast 25 ft., East 2614 ft. to
P.O.B.
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D. Tract P. Begin 1412 ft. East of Southwest corner of Northeast
Quarter (NE 1/4), Sea. 30-28-16, thence run Northwesterly along
R/W of U. S. Highway 19 1120 ft., Northeasterly 320 ft.,
Southeasterly 1354 ft., West 408 ft. to P.O.B.
The owner of said properties has requested that the City of Clearwater
establish CP (parkway business) zoning and Fire District, No. 1 classification
thereon.
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June S, 1912
2. A. T~act H. Be~in Southwest corne~ of Northwest Quarte~ (NW 1/4),
,~ec. ~~-2B-16, run No~th 1965.61ft., Easterly 363.11 ft.,
Southeasterly 1040 ft., Easterly 910 ft., East 629.60 ft.,
South 1332.53 ft., West 2628.11 ft. to P.O.B.
Property is located on each side of C.R. N94 about 3/4 mile South
of S. R. N580.
B. Tract R. BeRin 416 ft. South of centor of Sec. 29-28-16, th~nce
oon~1nue South 2214 ft., West 2453.45 ft., North 555.75 ft.,
Easterlv 316.58 ft., Northeasterly 208.75 ft., Northeast and East
383.50 ft., Easterlv' 348 ft., Northeasterly on 11 curve 1070.29 ft.,
Northerly 1090 ft., East 669.54 ft. to P.O.B.
Pronerty is located about 1300 ft. South of SiR. #580 about 1/2'
mile East of U.S. Highway 19.
The owner of both above properties has requested that the City of
Clearwater establish RS-50 (single family) zoninR and Fire District
No. 2 classification thereon.
3. A. Traot Q. BeRin at Southeast corner of Sec. 30-28-16, run West
S94 ft., Northwesterly 1354 ft., Northeasterly 1922 ft" South
1629 . 14 ft . to P.O. B.
Property is located about 1600 ft. South of S.R. #580 and West of
F.p.e. Hi-Line R/W.
B. Tract T. Be~in 50 ft. South and 208 ft. East of the Northwest co~ner
or Southwest Quarter (SW 1/4), Section 29-28-16, run East 412.62 ft.,
South 191.11 ft., East 313 ft., North 191.71 ft., East 513.63 ft.,
South 104.48 ft., Southwesterly 1449 ft., North 712.68 ft. to P.O.B,
Ptooperty is looated South of S.R. N580 East of r.p.c. Hi-Line R/W.
The owner of above properties has requested that the City of Clearwater
establish RM-20 (multi-family), zoning and Fire District No.2, ,
classification thereon.
4. Tract S. Begin 208 ft. East and 555.75 ft. North of Southwest corner
of Sect10n 29-28-16, thence run Easterly 316.58 ft., Northeast 208.75
ft., Northeast and East 383.50 ft., Easterly 348 ft., Northeasterly
on a curve 1070.29 ft., Norther>ly 853 ft., Northwesterly 722 ft.,
Southwesterly 156D ft." South 1225 ft. to P.O.B.
Pronertv is located East of F.P.C. Hi-Line R/w about 1000 ft. South
of S.R.' 0580. The owner of said property has requested that the City
of Clearwater establish RH 10 (multi-family) zoning and Fire District
No. 2 classification thereon.
5. Tract U. Begin 50 ft. South of ' center of Section 29-28-16, thence
run South 366 ft., West 669.54 ft., Northwesterly 484 ft., North
104.48 ft., East 1096.75 ft. to P.O.B.
Property is located immediately South of S.R. #580 about 1900 ft.
East of F.P.C. Hi-Line R/W. The owner of said ~roperty has requested
that the City of' Clearwater establish P (public) zoning and Fire
District No. 2 classification thereon.
2. (A) Begin Southeast co~ner of Northeast Quarter (NE 1/4), Sect. 31-28-16,
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 a 40 ft. strip of land
adjacent to West right of way line of U.S. 19 (Koch)
Property is located West of U.S. 19 about 3/4 mile South of S.R. *580.
(8)' Begin 140 ft. West of Northeast corner of Southeast Quarter (SE l/~),
Sect. 31-28-16, thence run South 1509.18 ft., West 260.10 ft., North
113.78 ft., West .24 ft., North 200 ft., West 363.31 ft., North
1136.35 ft., East 622,96 ft. to P.O.B.
Property is located West of U.S. #19 about 1 1/4 mile South of S,R.
US8D. The owners of above properties have requested that the City
of'Clea~water establish PS (professional services) zoning and Fire
District No. 1 classification thereon.
The Planning Director said the Florida Power Corp. has two parcels also:
3, c. Beg!n l~O ft. West e 1003.61 ft. North of SE corner of Sect. 31-28-16,
'thence run West 300.10 ft., North 160 ft., East 300.10 ft., South
160 ft't FPC.
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CITY COMtlISSION MEETING
June 5, 1972
Begin 445.91 ft. West of Northeast co~ner of Southeast 1/4
of Northeast 1/4 Sect. 31-2B-16, thence run SE 34.04 ft.,
SW 313.76 ft., North 201 ft., M.e.L., East 315 ft. Mlp.L.
to P.O.B, (FPC)
He I'oported that Item 3 d. Fla. Power pX"opel"ty and Item 3 f., City propeI'ty had
been adveX"tlsed but had not been acted upon, because they were not contiguous to
the City limits. The City Manap,er presented a letter from the City Manager of
Dunedin asking th~t Dunedin annex each side of Dunedin IndustI'ial PaI'k on the
South Ride of Rte. 580. Mr. Jack Dronzek and Hr. Dounl.!ls Roach, l"ep%'esonting the
applicant, stated Clearwater had already appX"ovod the annexation and Dunedin
cannot service the al"ea.
CommissioneI' Carwise returned at this time.
There were no Objections. ConsideX"ablc discussion ensued regarding density. Hr.
DX"onzek stated that the Planning and ZoninR Board recommended approval of PS zoning
for the Southern portion of the tract between US 19 and Fla. Power I'ight of way
with limited density usage but the PS zoning advertised for the North portion of the
tract was not satisfactory as they had requested CP zoning. By consent it was agI'eed
to I'eadvertise this particular tract. Commissioner Wachtler moved that Items 3 c.'
through 1., except d. and f. as requested and covenants aRI'eed to by the applicant
be approved and the City Attornev be directed to fnclude this in an ol"dinance to be
brought back to this Commission foX" approval as soon as possible. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney recommended that Items 3 d. and 3 f. be continued to July 10th.
d. Begin at NE cor. of Sect. 20-2B-16, run South 1342.19 ft., East 20B
ft., North 1133.94 ft., NW to P.O.B. with ISP (institutional semi-
public) zoning and fire District No. 2 - F.P.C.
f. W 1/2 of SW 1/4 Sect. 2l-2B-16; NW 1/4 of NW 1/4, Sect. 28-28-16;
and part of SW 1/4 of NW 1/4 lying NH of S.R. 5BO Sect. 2B-2B-16,
with P (public) zoning and Fire District l{o. 2 - City.
Commissioner Wachtler moved that Items 3 d. and 3 f. be continued to July 10, 1912,
at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM #4 - Request of Field Hotel Corp. concerning Building Permits, Density
and Pat'king Requirements on Vacant Property at Clearwater Point. 111'. H. H. Baskin,
Jr., attorney, representing the applicant, introduced Mr. Field and HX". Schwartz
of Philadelphia. Mr. SchwaI'tz, the architect, revIewed the plans of the project
from the inception in 1966 with the project being started in 1968. He stated that
the zonin~ at that time allowed 54 units per acre, but they planned only 30 units
avc['age \.,rith a 17 unit ocr acre average on the perimeteX". He went on to say -rhat
476 apartments had been' planned Hith off street parking better than X"equil"ed. He
also said that the plan for the units in the centel:' sect ion had gone to the'
Building Dept. around ChX"istmas 1971 with the foundation peX"mit being issued March
15, 1972. i1r. Hal:''tin Field gave some cost of various improvements such as seawall,
streets, underground wirinR etc. and stated that the plans had been followed since
196B and now the zoning has been chanijed to 1 1/2 parking spaces per unit. He
went on to say the foundation permit had been issued prior to adoption of' the new
ordinance, but the actual building permit had been refused as the new ordinance
requires 1 1/2 spaces. Nt'. Kravat, project manager, stated they were short 91
spaces at 1 1/2 spaces per unit but they had 1.2 spaces ,per unit. HX". Baskin
requested concession on paI'king and the number of units in the center a;; they had
been following what might have been termed a master plan. Mr. Lloyd P~illips,
attorney, rep~esenting a number of Clearwater Point residents Objected ,to any
concession eitheX" on parking or the number of units allowed. Mr. LarX"y Stanley a
~esident in one of the apar'tments stated that 192 apartments had been sold and
those present only represented about 50 apartments. He also said that Mr. Phillips
does not represent a majority of the residents. The City Attorney reported on a
memo to the Commission which stated that a plan dated October 30th, 196B has been
on file with the Building Dept. and while no approval of such a masteI' plan is
required the previous City Manager, the pI'esent City Hanager and a:t least some
of the CommissioneI's have seen the plan, with the over all intent to develop high
rise structures in the center area, and even would comply with the:new ordinance
through averaging with the low density on the oerimeteI' coupled with high density
in the center of the pI'operty. He ~ecommended that the Field Co~p. be'allowed to
proceed to build 4 buildinp.s on the centeI' of the property according to the
dI'awings adherinR to an over all density of 34 units to the aCI'e in compliance '
with RM-34 requirements and that the requirement of 1 1/2 spaces per unit on the
new constI'uction be adhered to without cI'edit fOIl the spaces over 1 to 1 on the
existing structures. He also mentioned that there could be an appeal to the Board
of Adjustment on Zoning rep,arding the parkinR spaces.
Commissioner Williams moved that the Commission approve the recommendations of the
CityAtto~ney. Motion was seconded by CommissioneI' Wachtler.
Commissioner Hall spoke in opposition to the density.
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CITY COI'iMISSION MEETING
June 5, 1972
CommiDsioner Williams agreed that a ~lan, which could be called & master plan,
was submitted and filed with the City in 1968 showinR 216 units in the oontcr
section. He went on to Bay that they could build 125 motel units no..., and could
build ~OO motel units of an efficiency type that could be lived in on a full time
basis as if they were apartments. He also said that if it was zoned CTr which is
not unusual for Clearwater Beach they oou1d build 216 units, and as the developer
has filed evidence of their intent it is clear in his mind that they shoUld be
allowed to continue. After disoussion upon the vote being taken Commissioners
Williams, \<lacht1er and Mayor Hougen voted "ayoll. Commissioners Carwise and Hall
voted "no". Motion carried.
I'l'EM 1#5 - Request for Lep,a1 Aid AsRistanoe (Harquardt). Mr. Emil liarquardt,
Jr.,:representing the local ~r ^ssociation outlined their present program of
providing aid to the indigent which he said was on a voluntary and rotating basis.
He requested financial aid from the municipatities in the area with $1,000 from
Safety Harbor, $5,000 from LarRo, and $10,000 from Clearwater as about 50\ of the
cases come from Clearwater. He also stated they assess their members a minimum of
$25.00 up dependinR on time and practice. They plan to have a full time attorney
and secretary for this ty~e of work with an estimated $21,500 expenses. After
discussion Commissioner Williams moved that $1,000 be approved for September and
tha t the City 11anager consider includinp. $10,000 in the new budget for the program.
~(otion was seconded by CommisfJioneI' ~lachtler and carried unanimously.
ITEM "6 - RequeAt for License - R. D. Thompson. The City Manager explained
that Mr. Thompson is requestinr. to be licensed for some 14 activities, many pertain
to education, others to impol"'t, export, lanr,uage and other activity. He said the
License Inspector stated he could obtain 3 licenses for $100 to cover all his
requirements. Mr. Thompson explained his sel"'vices, showed his diplomas, etc.
Discussion ensued, and Mr. Thompson answered questtons. By consent the request
was referred back to the license inspector.
The Mayor introduced members of the Housing Authority includinn Mr. Paul Wade.
The Mayor then spoke of certain needs in the community and read a list of problems
that he felt should be handled by the Authority.
6:40 P.M. The City Enp.ineer left the meetinp, at this time.
Mr, \~de briefly discussed some of the items the Mayor had mentioned and stated
they will attempt to get additional funding from HUD and they will interview
prospective executive directors to take the place of Mrs. Sandra Swartz, Acting
Director.
7 P.M, Commissioner Williams left the meeting at this time.
ITEM 1#7 b. - Request for Beverage Zoninp.:
Lote 1 and 2, Block C, Skvcrest Unit 2 - Machelhu, Inc. (for package
store)
The City Manap,er reported that the u9ual investigation had been made and that no
reason was found for denial. Commissioner \>Iachtler moved that the request be
approved and the City Attorney include this in an amendment to the beverage
ordinance. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM HB - Request for Transfer of Taxi Ownership (Checker Cab Co.) The City
Manager explained the transfer of ownershin would be from !1r. Anthony Fernandez to
Russell I. Bean. The Police Chief had investigated andfuund no ~eaGon for denial.
Commissioner Wachtler moved that the transfer be approved. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
ITEM H9 - Report on Annexation Election for Woodmont Park & Woodmont Terrace
Sub. The City Attorney spoke of precinct to be split in redistricting and recom-
mended the City Clerk and City Attol"'ney and other officials be authorized to take
necessary action to set the date and bring an ordinance back at the earliest
opportunity, Commissioner Carwise moved the recommendation be approved. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously,
ITEM N1S - BidS, Expansion of Utilities Building. The City Manager stated
tl~~ Dana B. Johannes, architect, felt that Macroy Construction Inc. was a competent
firm and worked out a method whereby above $1,000 can be reduced from the bid price.
The City Manager concurred in the recommendation. Commissioner Wachtler moved that
the contract be awarded to f1acroy Construction Inc., for the sum of $42,865, with
C.O. #1 reduoinR the contract $1,000, which is the lowest and best responsible
bid and that the appl"'o~riate officials of the City be authorized to exeoute it.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
Mr. Duke Schultz, 302 N. Mars Ave. proposed to the Commission that a prerequisite
to any rezoning application be that all City ordinances be complied with and that
no application be considered until such compliance is complete; that official noti-
fication be extended frnm 200 ft. to 1320 ft. (1/4 mile). a rough map to show the
subject property and proposed zoning chanRe to be published and included with notice;
and asked t6 move on the enforcement of sip,n ordinances in the area of real estate
,signs designating this property haa been sold, which he believed was in violation
of City ordinance, and gross violationcf advertisinrt. The Mayor advised ,lir. Schultz
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June 5, 1972
to put the p~opoBa1 in a latter to be presented to the Commission. Mr. Sohultz
further oomp1ained about mowinr, and c1eaninr, and elimination of dumping arca,
Block C, Draw Uts. Sub. and aloo M&B 12, Scction 12..29-15. The City l-tanager said
he wou1~ invcotiRate.
ITEM H1 a. Request for BevOrSRG Zoninp.s (Aoe Liquors) 1112 Gulf to Bay
.. NorthwQst cor. Gulf to Bav & Jupiter Avo. (11&8 50.~ Section
14..29-15) packaRo store. .
The City fianager explained that the u~ual investigation had been made and no
reason found to deny the request. Commissioner Hall moved that the request be
approved and the City Attorney be requested to include this in an amendment to
the beve~agQ ordinance. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and oarried
unanimously.
ITEM #10 .. Acceotance of Plat - Del Oro Groves, 1st Addn. 'The City Manager
presented for approval the plat of Del Oro Groves, 1st Addition. Commissioner
Waohtler moved that the plat be accepted and the appropriate officials be authorized
to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM #11 .. Requests for Annexation:
a. Lot 32 .. Harris; and Lot 33 - McTap,gers, both in B100k 4 Virginia
Groves Est., 1st Addn. with RS-50 zoning.
b. Lo't 15, Clearwater HanoI' Sub. with RS-50 zoninR - Roland
c. Lot 4, Terra Alto Est., with RS-50 zoning - Toth
d. Lots 13, 14, 15 6 16 Pinellas Terraoe, 1st Addn. with RS-SO zoning
- Nationwide Land Co.
e. Lot 22, Highland Lake Sub., 1st Addn. with PS zoning - Rop,ero et al
f. ~uon of Section 18-29-16 with CG zoning - Diephuis
Commissioner Carwise 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
oarried unanimously.
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ITEM #12 - Bids, Concrete Groin Slabs. The City 11anager recommended accepting
the only bid reoeived which was from PBC Industries, .Inc. Commissioner Wachtler
moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the oontract be awarded to
PBC Industries, Inc., for the sum of $2,998.71, which is the lowest and best
responsible bid and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to
eKeoute said contraot which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications
and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM #13 - Bids, Sanitary Sewer Replaoement - Glenwood-Woodlawn-Madison Area.
The City Manager recommended acoepting the bid of Smith-Sweger, Inc., Largo.
Commissioner Carwise moved that the contract be awarded to Smith-Sweger, Inc., for
the sum of $18,875.00, which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the
appropriate officials be authorized to execute said contraot which shall be in
accordanoe with the plans and,gpecifications and bid. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Waohtler and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #14 - Bids, Black Steel Pipe. The City Manager recommended acoepting
the bid of Consolidated Pipe and Supply, Birmingham, Ala. Commissioner Carwise
moved that the contract be awarded to Consolidated Pipe and Supply, for the sum
of $48,289.50, which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate
officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract whioh shall be in
accordance with the plans and specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITEM #16 - Additional Purchase - Communications Cen'ter Equipment. . The City
Manager explained that the City had received a grant of $139,944 from the Law
Enforcement. AssistancB Act but had not u~ed it all previously. The Chief has
reoommended that 6 additional portable radios and chargeable batteries be purohased
for $7,947 which would be $5.00 more than orip,inal1y budgeted fo~ the City's share.
90mmissioner Hachtler moved that this purchase be approved. 110tion was seconded
by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
ITEM #19 - Ordinance #1383 - Annexing & Zoning Lot 10, Blk B, Palmetto
Terrace Sub. - Nationwide Land Corp.; and Portions of Section 29,30,31 & 32 in
Township 28 South, Range 16 East.. Fla. Pwr., U.S. Homes, C. E. Koch. Commissioner
Carwise moved that Ordinanoe #1383 be read and oonsidered by title only on the first
reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seoonded by
Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. The Ordinanoe was read by title
only. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance '1383 be passed on its first'
'reading. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Waohtler and carried unanimously.
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CITY COM~ISSION MEETING
June 5, 1972
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Commissioner CarwiAo moved that Ordinanco N13B3 be read and considered on
seoond and final readinR by title only at this meeting of the Commission by
unanimous consent of tho Commission. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler
and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner
earwiss moved that Ordinanoe 1#1303 be passed on its second and final reading
and adopted and that the appropriate officials of tho City be authorized to
execute it. Motion was seconded bV Commissioner \~<1chtler and carried unanimously.
ITEM N 20 - Ordinanoe 111385 - Amendine Sec. 4-18 of Code to enact New Zone
30 relating to IntoxicatinR BeveraRoA. Commissioner Wachtler moved that Ordinance
1#1385 be read and considered by title onlv on the first reading by the unanimous
consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and
carI'ied unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Hall
moved that Ordinance #1385 be paRsed on itR fiI'st reading. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Carwise and carI'ied unanimously.
Commissioner \-lachtleI' moved that Ordinance 1#1385 be read and considered on
second and final reading by title onlv at this meeting of the Commission by
unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall' and
caI'ried unanimOUSly. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Wachtler
moved that Ordinance #~385 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 #21 - Ordinance #1386 - Annexing & Zoning Replat of Ardmore Place.
Commissioner Wachtler moved that Ordinance #1'386 be read and considered by title
only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was
seconded bV CommissionsI' Carwise and carried unanimOUSly. The Ordinance was read
by title only. Commissioner Wachtler moved that Ordinance #1386 be oaseed on its
first readinR. Motion was seconded by CommissioneI' Hall and carried"unanimously.
Commissioner Wachtler moved that Ordinance #1386 be read and consideredon
second and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous
consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded bv CommissioneI' Hall and carried
unanimOUSly. The Ordinance was read by title only. CommissioneI' Wachtler moved'
that Ordinance N1386 be passed on its second and final roeading and adopted and that
the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimOUsly. '
ITEM #22 - Ordinance #1387 - Amending Tree Ordinance, Ch. 23-1/2. The City
Attorney asked that this item be defeI'red as the City Forester had some more ideas
to incoI'porate in it.
The City Attorney presented the following Resolutions for approval:
Item "23
Assessment Resolution - Crest Lake Park Sub. Sanitary Sewers
Item #2~ " Resolution - Payments to Briley, Wild - Utility Revenue
Certificates, Series of 1969. '
Item #25 - Resolution'- Endorsinp, Need for Creation of Sewer Service
Districts in accordance with TBRPC.
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Item #26 - Resolution - Urging Development of Countywide Computerized
M~thematic~l Model relative to Wate~ & Sewer Systems
Item #27 - ReSOlution - Urgina Clearer Standards for Grant Applications
for HateI' & Sewage systems by State & Federal Agencies
Item #26 - Resolution - Urginr. State Prcgrama for TI'aining of Sewage
Treatment Technicians for pinellas County.
Item #29 - Resolution - Endorsing the Plan that all Private Sewage
'treatment Plants be approved by TBRPC
Item #30 - Resolution - Authorizing Lot Mowing Liens
Item #3~ - Lot t10wing Resolution 1#72-69
Commissioner Hall moved that Resolutions #72-61 through 72-69 be passed and
adopted and the appropriate officialR be authorized to execute them. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITDt 1#31 " Transfer of ~operty to Clearwater 235, Inc. This item was
deferred upon the recommendation of the City Manager.
1TEI1 N32 - Authorizing Execution of Lease Agreement for 11ini-park. This
item was deferred upon the recommendation of the City Manager. '
ITEM #33 ~ Acceptance of Deeds, Easements etc.
Easement from James L. Cowart, and his wife - in Lot,18, Duncans Sub. of
E 1/2 of NE l/~ of SW l/~ Sec. 22-29.15.
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June 5, 1912
,Quit-Claim Deed f~om Edwin P. Bradford'for BdRewater Beautification
Wast of EdRcwater Drive betwcen LaJolla Sub. ,& Homewate~s Sub~ ext.
Quit-Claim deed from C. Thomaa Petersen et ux fo~ Edgewater Beautification
for property West of Edgewater Dr. between North line of Lot 4 extended
& South line of Lot 3 e~tended, Homewaters Sub.
CommisAioner Waohtler moved that the' easomants'and deeds,as outlined by the City
Attorney be aooepted and the Citv Clerk be di~eoted to reoord Bame in the public
records of Pinellas Countv, rla." Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and
'oa~ried unanimously.
The City Attorney pro~ented Resolution N12-10, recognizing the passing of
William Harries, and acknowlednin" his service to the City. Commiss~oner Hall
moved that Resolution H72-10 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials
be authorized to exeoute it. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Waohtler and
oarried unanimously.
The City Manar.er outlined bids reoeived by the pinellas County School Board
for proposed basketball courts at Clearwater High School under the joint usage,
aRreement'between the City and the School Board. The low bid was submitted by ,
Carlisle Construotion Co., Pinellas Park for $35,100 for 5 fenced and lighted.oourts,
with the City inotalling the lip,htin~ system. The City to be reimbursed for money
advanced to Sohool Board for project e~tension of Bobby Walker Pool lease agreement
and Riven oredit for the $2500 annual lease fee due School, Board until the advance"
is paid in full. Commioaioner Wachtler moved that the projeot be approved as out-
lined. ~otion was seoonded by Commissioner Carwise ~nd ca~ried unanimously.
The Mayor recommended the reappointment of George Hardy and Harold Hayes to
the Marine AdviBorv Board. Commissioner ~all moved that the ~eappointments be
approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
The Mayor prosented the name of Elliott Stern fo~ the Governmental Participation
Committee. Commissioner tall moved that the appointment be approved. Motion was '
seoonded bV Commissioner Ca~wise and carried unanimously.
Tho Mayor recommended the reappointment of Cal Blackstone for another 3 year
term to the Civil Service Board. Commissioner Hall moved that the recommendation
be approved. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Wachtler. Commissioner Hall
moved to table the motion.
The Mayor presented the name of Oliver Woodruff for reappointment to the
Pine1las Industrial Council. Commissioner Hall moved to table the' item.
The 11ayor presented recommenations for the Community Relatio":s Boa~d as
folloWA S
Louis Hosoh, Lee Mills, Elliott Stern and Hilliam Turner.
Commissioner Williams moved that the appointments be approved as recommended.
110ti.on was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carI'ied unanimously.
There beinR no fu~ther business the meeting adjourned at 7s55 P.M.
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Public HearinRs
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CI~V COMMISSION MEETING
lTUNE 5, '1912
1,30 P.H.
Invoaatlon
Introduotions.
Hinutes ot rrecedinR MeetinAB
pUblic Hearings
Roporto from City ManaRer
Reports from City Attorney
Citizens to be Heard
Other Commission Action
Adjournment
HeetinR Pension Plan Trustees
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2.
Lot Mowing Resolution ",72-55'
Zoning Amendments: '
a. Contd. - Amend Appendix Are'
Hotel-Motel Density and Setbacks'
b. Amend Sec. 23.03 t Appendix A . ~ ,
c. Amend Sec. 23.04 (1), Appendix A,'
d. Lot 39, Drew Park Subd. from RM12 '
to CG (Loeser)
Requests for 'Annexation and Determination
& Establishment of ZoningS Fire District
Classification:
a. Cont, - 114 mi. E of Hercules, bet.
Sunset Point Rd. & Montclair, RM12,
(Center & Calhoun)
b. Contd. - E of SRS93, N of Drew,
RH12 (Big~ins)
c. W Side of US19, N of Sunset Point
Rd. & S of SR 580, ISP (FPC)
d. 1/2 mi. E of US19, 1 - 1/2 mi..N.
of SR580, ISP (FPC) , , ,
W of US19, S of SRS80, PS (Koch)
N of SR580, W of SR593, P (City)
S of SR590, Each Side of, US19, CP
(Koch & US Homes)'
h. Each Side of CR9~, 3/4 mi. S of
SRSBO, RS50 (Koch & US Homes)
i. 1300' S of SR580, 112'mi. E of US19,
RS50 (Kooh & US Homes)
j. S of SR580, E & W of FPC Hi-Line
R/W, RM20 (Koch & US Homes)'
k. E of FPC Hi-Line R/W, 1000' S of
SRSBO, RM10 (Koch & US Homes)
1. S of SR580, 1900' E of FPC Hi-Line
RJW, P (Koch' & US Homes)
Request of Field Hotel Corp. concerning
Building Permits, Density and Pa~king
Requirements on Vacant Property at
C1wtr. ' Point
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5. Request for Legal Aid Assistance
(Marquardt)
6. Request for License - R. D. Thompson
7. Requests for Beverage Zoning:
a. 1712 Gulf to Bay (Ace Liquors) ,
b. 1135-45 Drew (l1achelhu, Inc.)
8. Request for Transfe~ of Taxi Ownership
(Checke~ Cab Co.)
9. Report on Annexation Election for Woodmont
Park & ~~odmont Terr., Subd.
10. Acceptance of Plat " Del Oro Groves,
1st Addn.
11. Requests for Annexation:
a. Lot 32 (Harris) & Lot 331 McTagge~t),
Bl 4, ,Virginia Groves Est., 1st Addn.,
RS50
b. Lot 15, Clwtr. Manor SUbd., RS50
(Roland)
o. Lot 4, Terra Alto
d., Lots 13,14,15 &
Terr., 1st Addn.,
Land)
e. Lot 22, Highland Lake Subd., 1st
Addn., PS (Rogero, et all
f. Portion of Sec. 18-29-16, CG (Diephuis)
Clearwater Housing Authority
12. BidS, Concrete Groin Slabs
13. Bi.ds, Sanitary Sewer Replacement -
Glenwood ~ Woodlawn - Madison Area
Bids, Black Steel pipe
Bids, Expansion of Utilities Building
Additional Purchase - Communications
Center Equipment '
17. Othe~ Engineering Matters
18. Verbal Repo~t9 and Othe~ Pending Hatters
Est., RS50 (Toth)
16, Pinel1as
RS50 (Nationwide
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19. Ord., U383 ,.;Annexing sZoning,Lot"f"";':<"";"~J;;~;f..t'<
10,81' a, Palmetto Terr. Subd.; .. ", ", ','<""..?>/~v.~,
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Ol"d. *1386 Annexing & Zoning Replat', ,:.}::,;~,
of Ardmore Place" '; "./.:~." ',~:
Ord. iIl381 - Amending, Tr.eeOrd,'; Ch.' , ':':/t:;}:
23-1/2 ' ..'" ':,'
ABs.osment Resolution.. Cl"eat Lake' Park':"'!":"
Subel. . ' Sani tal"Y Sewers .
Resolution - Payme~ts 'to Briley, Wild,
.. Util. Revenue Cert., Series of 1969 ,
'Reaolution - Endo~Bing Need, for Creation'
of, Sewer,Servioe Districts in aocordance
with TBRPC . ' , ,
Resolu~ion - Urging Development of
Countv~ide Computer'ized,Mathematica~
Hodel-relative to Water & Sewer Systems
Resolution .. Urging Clearer' Standards
for Grant Applications for Water & Sewage
Systems by State & Federal Agencies '
Resolution - Urging state Programs fol"
TraininR of Sewage Treatment Teohnicians
for Pinellas County . '
Resolution .. Endorsing the
Private SewaRe Treatment
approved by TBRPC
Resolution .. Authorizing Lot Mowing
Tranafe~ of Property to Clearwater
Inc.
Authorizing Execution of Lease Agreement
for Mini-Park ,
Acceptanoe of Deeds, Easements, eto.
Lot Mowing Resolution
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