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" l!\ :JII'&'~~J"t,lI~a.u:L:.:u.'I."M-....-.I: H~....\~IQ:r~'4'..u~\..XJ~".''''---I~~JIl'::r./\QX~~-m-'''':'1:.''IIW'/..fC~~'':..~~~.~ Jl:t I 'i CITY COMMISSION l1EETING September lB. 1972 , The City Commission of the City of Clea~wate~ met in ~eRular session at the City Hall, Monday, September 18,1972, at ls30 P.M., with the following'. members presents H.Everett Hougen Donald s. WillIams Joseph Carwise Rick Hall Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Absent: Richard n. Wa~htler Commissioner Also present were: G. B. Weimer HorbeI't M. Brown Max Battle F~ank Daniels Asst. City liana~cr City Attorney City Engineer Police Chief The Mayor called the meeting to ordeI'. The invocation was given by the Reverend Duane Meier, Belmont PaI'k United Methodist Church. Service pins were awarded to a number of City employees for various veal'S of service. The Employee of the Month Award was Riven to Alice Bush. Enginee~ing Dept. The Mayor presented tho Employee of the Year Award consisting of a plaque and $50.00 Bond plus a $100.00 check from the City Employees Association to Patrolman Jerry Roberts, Police Dept. Commissioner Carwise moved that the minutes of the regular meeting of September 5, 1972, and the special meeting of September 14, 1972, be approved as recorded and as submitted in ~~itten summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM "1 - A public hearing on Lot Mowing Resolution #72-109. 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 Williams moved that Resolution #72-109 passed on September 5, 1972, be confirmed and made effective as to all persons and parcels listed thereon, except for those whose lots have been verified as being cleared and those who have paid the City for the clearing and the proper City officials and employees are hereby directed to proceed in accordance with law and see that the lots are cleared. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM #2 - Public Hearing on paving, curbs and drainage - South Prospect Ave., Belleair to Woodlawn. The Asst. City Manager reported at the preliminary hearing the estimated cost per assessable front foot was given as $10.23 and that of 32 property owners involved, there were 19 in favor and 13 opposed. David Handle, 1361 S. Prospect, spoke representing 21 of the residents, stated letters of objection had been presented to the City Clerk, and objected to the high cost since most of them were retired and had a low income. Thomas HcMuI'trey, 1555 S. Prospect, also Objected. The CleI'k stated he had letteI'S of objection from 19 property owners. The City Engineer explained this unpaved road required continual maintenance and could become a safety hazard in rainy season, and that paving would increase the value of the property. Commissioner Williams moved since no valid objections have been filed that the pavinp" curbs and drainage for Prospect Avenue from Woodlawn to Belleair Rd. be approved and the City Manager and City Engineer be directed to forthwith proceed with such improvements as an assessment project. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Williams, Carwise and Mayor Hougen voted "Aye". Commis sioner Hall voted "No". Motion carried. ITEM #3 - Vacation of a Portion of Harkley Street. (East 135 ft. of Markley lying West of S. Fort Harrison). The Asst. City Manager reported a petition to vacate a portion of Markley St. had been received from the Pinellas County Commission signed by' Chairman Charles Rainey. He explained the request had been reviewed by vaI'ious City departments, by General Telephone and Florida Power and there were no objections but there was a recommendation that if it was vacated that existing sewer lines in street be turned over to Pine11as County for their own maintenance. Commissioner Ca~wise moved that Resolution *72-112 be passed and adopted and , the proper officials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM #4 - A public hearing on Requests for Annexation and Determination and Establishment of Zoning and Fire District Classification: a. Lot 26, Block D, Eastwood Terrace 2nd Add., with RS-75 (single family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 - Couch I, , ' , . " . . ~.'," <; ~ r.......~~ ~...,. ". "'~ ,,".' u+L-~,,,,,.~~C"'-"f.....,,,r,,,.~? ""\.,......:-::-t ~.....~....~~r> . 't' , ' , .' ,0", ~t 's/fa' -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING September 18, 1972 Tho City ManaRet' explained 1:he requeS1: and t'eported 1:he Planning and ,Zoning Boat'd' recommended approval. There were no objections. Lot 2B, Block D, Eastwood Terraoe 2nd Add., with RS-75 (single familYJ zoning and rire Distriot No. 2 - Boswell The Assistant City ManageI' presented a letter {room Mr's. S. D. Boswell requesting , continuance to Deoember 1Bth as the Planning ftnd ZoninR Board hearinR was being continued to December 5th. Commissioner Williams moved that Item *4b be continued to the meetinp, of December 18th. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and' carried unanimously. b. o. Lot 3, Downinp, Sub. 1st Add. with RM-12 (duplex-apt.) zoning and Fit's DiB~1ct N2 - MoBenn Constr. Co. The Asst. City Manager exolained the request and reported the PlanninR and Zoning. Board recommended approval. There were no objections. Commissioner Hall moved that the request for annexation by Josoph Couch and the request for annexation by the McBenn Construction Co. be approved as outlined in the Assistant City Manager's report and tho City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinanoe to be brought back to this Commission as soon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner earwise and carried unanimously. d. NW l/~ of SE 1/4 of NW 1/4; NE 1/4 of SE 1/4 of NW 1/4; and SW 1/4 of SE l/~ of WW 1/4, Sec. 1-29-15, with R~-l6 (multi-family) zoning and Fire District #2 classification - Shell Oil Co. The City Manager outlined the requost and I'ead the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for denial and suggested that the applicant be required to bring in the 10 acres on the corner and to reduce the requested density to comply with the comprehensive plan. Mr. James Baxter representing Shell oil Co. and the proposed develope~afl& MoGlynn-Garmaker Co., presented plans of the proposed apartment development. Discussion ensued. Mr. Bergmann stated a density of 10 units per net acre was needed to comply with the comprehensive plan. The Mayor asked Mr. Baxter if he understood the Commission had a policy of denyinR requests which exceeded over 10% the densitv recommended by the comprehensive plan. Mr. Baxter requested permission to withdraw the application. Commissione~ Williams moved to accept withdrawal of the application without p~ejudice. Motion was seconded by Commissione~ Hall and carried unanimously. Commissioner Hall moved that a policy be established that all involved boards or departments not accept a ~equest for annexation unless it includes all contiguous ~roperty owned by the same owne~ within the same general area, rather than taking it piecemeal or lot by lot. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. 4e. Begin 33' South of NE corner of NW 1/4, Sec. 2-29-15, run South 1293', West 667', North 564', East 417', No~th 730', East 250' to P.O.B., with RM-12 (duplex-apt.) zoning and Fire District #2 classification - Champion Dev. The Asst. City Manage~ explained the application and read the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning' 'Board for denial and in lieu thereof,recommended RH-lO with covenants for duplex usaRe only and single story construction, and that lot sizes be adjusted to conform with RM-lO zoning. Mr. Don McFarland representing the . applicant offered to restrict the property by deed I'estrictions but said conforming to RM-lO would require redesigning all plans due to larger lot size. A large group present at the meeting'indicated objection to the project. Mr. Robt. G. Kerwin. 1862 MontClair, Pres. of Montclair Civic Assn., objected to density because it does not conform to 9.9 units par acre. Mr. Bergmann pointed out the net density was 9.2 per netaere. MI'. \~. GregR, attorney representing Sunset Lake Estate property owners, presented a petition in opposition signed by 215 residents. He referI'ed to a public hearing on an annexation application from Champion Development for multi-family zoning on the same property which was denied by the City Commission on January 19, 1970. and at that time the Planning and Zoning Board ~ecommended R-1C zoning (single-family). Mr. Gregg pointed out Minnesota oil (Commissioner Wachtler's corporation) now owns the prope~ty. Mr. F. W. Shelton, 1559 Union St., and Mr. Leon Ramsey. Union St., objected because of trouble from child~en annoying their horses and possible inju~y to either children or a.nimals. Mr. McFarland stated the proposed project was to erect duplexes and not apantments. Commissioner Hall commented the trend in this area is to single family development and two years ago we established the policy of encouraging single family development all the way out to Keene Road. Commissioner J~11 moved to deny the request without prejudice. Motion was seconded by Commissioner \'li1liams and carried unanimously. ITEM 95 - U. S. Steel - Sand Key Purchase Agreement. The City Attorney explained the proposed agreement stating Tract A contained 38 acres M.O.L., on Sand Key and Tract C contained 9 aCI'BS along the shore of Belleview Lake through which the proposed Myrtle Ave. extension will run, the total to be purchased for $3,150.000, with 20' or $630,000 to 'be paid at time of olosing, balance to be represented by .promiasory note or other obligation, secu~ed by a mortgage. He explained the contt'act already signed by U.S. Steel contains an option for Tract B consisting of 22 acres adjoining Tract A on Sand Key. The Mayor ~eported Commissioner Wachtler supports ;~J;:,~;:.<,;'> , ' .', , ' , ' ':'" '~he contract 100\. 1~: ~\'~\~.\.'~II; ~...~, : '1' . -' '. .. I' Jl<h~:::!f')J,t: "".'..,' p , \ ',', ;. ~~~il-r'p..;.t;"'.+'.1'~"'\1.~,:,'1p.~1, }.' ~l, I :'O,.<,;\:~(~~i{:f,tl,';i'"'I,"':',,, ,'C ,:.'.. .1 '. ',: .l~~'~\r~\').1.1."\~~"<:.h,~""'.:."" 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' , ,1. ~f ~r.1' '~P."~ fi.i;4t~~~{~~A:j~/<,:',;;,:~t; ! \,rt};!11:,,;l"~:,/:f:'i:~:.\:~~~\':,~';"V~(;.',.\;,;, ~.t~:'i.J;~'!I;' fl~~t<:!,.I~::',',;!.:{~/tit ".~. ~: L':/_.' ~~~~::ft\;~.~'~t:~J~:t~1t~~~~1~~ff~ ~ \t =0, __~'~"'~"'J.t1.j=-ltl1.l~=...__~~~.......-.......~":"'."I~~"...;:.:..'~.w:.{;....t:.l.<"""~~~ .'.' , ," /. . ~' .'\' --I). / 7 -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING Soptember 18, 1972 The City Attorney pointed out under ,Paragraph 4 of the contraot if any, governmental body files suit or joins to condemn any po~tion of Sand Key property this oontract would be oanoelled. The Mayor explained the City aloo would aR~ee not to institute or join in condemnation suit for 10 yea~s and not' to resell any of the the property fo~ 25 yea~o exoept to the County. State of Florida or the federal goYe~nment. Commissione~ earwise asked if the closing could be earlier as after the closing the'oancellation olause would be eliminated. The City Attorney said it would be necessa~y to obtain title insuranoe and a current survey and he did not think that could be done before October 10th, the date of the hearing before the I.I.F. trustees. M~. Tom Moore, attorney for Save Sand Key, Inc., objeoted to Paragraphs 4 and 6 in the contract (Paragraph 6 referring to the law suit filed by Save Sand Kay, Ino. aga inst U. S. Steel). He explained the suit seeks to eata blish the public rights to acoess and use of the beach land. He quoted court oases f~om other states. The City Attorney commented none of this would give title to the uplands and in, a condemnation suit the attorneys' fees would be stnggaring. Mr. \~. Crown, III, Pres., Save Sand Key, Inc., stated the~e was a hea~ins soheduled on October lOth before the I.I.F. trustees to consider legal aotion. Commissioner Williams asked if the November 7th referendums fot" recreation lands do not pass and the Court suits fail and the City does not sign the aRreement. what wouldyou tell the public if we lose all of Sand Key. Dee Dubendorf also spoke for Save Sand Key, Inc. The City Attorney sUGgested someone should go to Tallahassee for the October 10th hearing and explain the contract so the trustees will have the information on which to base a decision. Commissioner Hall said he was in favor of the contraot even thouF,h he recognized that it included certain restrictions which are not good~ yet he felt the benefits to be derived bV the Citym securing this land are great enough to offset possible disadvantaHes that would aocrue throup,h open condemnation which would cost so much more. Commissioner Hall moved to approve the contract and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it, with the stipulation that the closing be expedited preferably within 3 weeks time if possible. fiotion was seconded by Commissioner \'1illiams. Commissioner Carwise said he would vote against the motion because he feels Section 4 of the contract is unwise and unnecessarily restrictive and he did not think the Commission had explored SUfficiently the possibility of an immediate closing. ' Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Hall, Hilliams and Mayor Hougen voted "Aye". Commissioner Carwise voted uNo". Motion carried. ITEM #6 - Request for Additional Taxi Permits - ABC Taxi (Kersey) The Assistant City Manager reported receiving a letter from Geo~ge Kersey, ABC Taxi, requesting 5 additional taxi permits. He stated the request had been reviewed by the Police Chief who was recommending that only two additional permits ,be granted at this time. Commissioner Carwise moved that two additional permits be granted according to the recommendation. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM N7 - Request for Occupational License - Gourmet Dinner Club (Howell). The Assistant City Mana~er stated a letter from Wm. Howell had been received requesting an occupational license to permit operation of the Gourmet Dinner Club whereby membe~s could use various restaurants in area at reduced rates. The request had been approved by the Police Chief and reviewed by three of the largest restaurant owners in area who opposed the request. Commissioner Hall moved the request for classification of occupational license for Gourmet Dinner not be granted for the reasons stated. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Cavwise and carried unanimously. ITEM H8 - Request for Beverage License - 1736 Drew Street (Stahle). The Asst. City Manager presented a request from Bruce Stahle for a beer and wine off premises license for Val's Ole Fashioned Meat Market, 1736 Drew St. (Lot 43, Drew Terrace). He stated the request had been reviewed by the Police Chief and City Clerk and there was no ~eason to deny license. Commissioner Carwise moved to approve the request and that the City Attorney be instructed to draw a proper ordinance setting up the zone. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and oarried unanimously. ITEM #9 - Request for Street Name. The Asst. City Manager said a request had been received to name an unnamed street between BlOCKS 41 and 41A~ Mandalay Sub. and running East and West between Bay Esplanade and Narcissus Ave. The suggested name was Frances Court., Commissioner Hall moved the request be granted. Motion wao.seconded'by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. . , , , .. , . ,\ " ,...... . j- '/;.. '.', ~<: . ~ c.' . , . .'. . u" ',...; ...~..->, .1... . " ._,._ ....~,.,.................. .~t. '''~''''''-';. ".. ..,.~-. ,... '+. ,..',' . ........: ~ ~ ~ t '... '! . '.. 5..1 g': '-14- CITY COMMISSION MEETING Septembe~ 18, 1972 ITEM N10 '. Requests fo~ Annexations a. Po~tion9 of Seo. 3-29-15, P & RM-34 (Heye) b. Lots 9 & 10 in SE 1/4 of Seo. 12-29-15, pinallas G~oves Suh., RH-20 (Impe~inl Homes) o. Lot 1, Blook A, , Lot 11, Blook B, Palmetto Terr. Sub., RS-50 (Hiller) d. Kapp Dr., N of City Limits to CR 2el~, Seo. 12-29-15, Publio (City) e. ^o~eaRe Traot, South of SCL RR, Each side of MoMullen-Booth Rd., Soc. 9-29-16, RH-12 (Bilgore). f. Lot 2~, Del O~o ~ardens Sub., RS-50 (White) g. Eaat of Kapp D~., South of CR 284, Seo. 12-29-15, ML (Blue) h. Lot 3, Block 6, MoMullen's Bayview Sub, RS-50 (Elliott) i. Portions of SW & SE l/~ of N~ 1/4, Seo. 1-29-15, RM-10 (Center & Calhoun) ,OJ Commissione~ Hall moved that the requests for anne~ation as outlined by the Asst. City Manager be accepted and referred to the proper City departments for approp~iate action and publio hea~ing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner, Williams and carried unanimously, ITEM Nll - Bids, Sanitary Sewer Replacement - Belleai~ Hi$hlands & Belleview Court. The Assistant City ManaBer recommended accepting the b1d of Trans-State Construction Co. Commissioner CarwiBe moved upon the ~ecommendation of the Asst. City Manage~ that.,the contract be awa~ded to Trans-State Construction Co. for the sum of $88,676.55 which iB the lowest arld best responsible bid and that the app~op~iate officials be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM #12 - Bids, Sanita~v Sewer Installation - Woodmont Park. The Asst. City Hana~er recommended accepting the bid of Paul Giuliani Co. Commissioner Hall moved upon the ~ecommendation of the Asst. City Manager that the contraot be awarded to Paul Giuliani for the sum of $134,596.95 which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the app~op~iate officials be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and Bpecifications and bid. Motion seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM #13 - Bids, pumoer Type Fire TrUCk. The Asst. City Manager recommended acoeptin~ the bid of Howe Fire App. Co. for one pumper type fire truck for one of the new fire stations, delivery in 175 working days. Commissioner Hall moved upon the recommendation of the Asst. City Manap,er that the contract be awarded to Howe Fire Apparatus Co., Anderson, Ind., for a pumper type fi~e truck for the sum of $30,568.38, whioh is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the approp~iate 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 Carwise and oar~ied unanimOUSly. Mr. Paul Bergmann, Planning Direotor, recommended approval of a contract for a $10,000 g~ant from the Flo~ida Coastal Coordinating Council for development of a pilot study for shore zone planning and management at the municipal level, which would be a pilot project for other municipaliites to use. He also stated that the City of Clearwater would provide a certain amount of staff work estimated to cost $2,660. Commissioner Hall moved to aocept the ~ecommendation and app~ove the project subject to State appro~~iation and subject to available manpowe~ without hiring mo~e. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise. U~on the vote being taken, Commissioner'S Hall and Ca~wise voted "Aye". Commissioner Williams and Mayor Hougen voted "No", Motion did not cat'ry. ITEM #16 - Ordinance #1406 - AnnexinR & Zoning ~on9 of Section 5-29-16. Commissioner Williams moved Ordinance H1406 be read and considered by title only on the fit'st reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Hotion waB seconded by Commissioner earwise and oa~~ied unanimOUSly, The City Atto~ney read the ordinance by title only. Commissioner Williams moved Ordinance #1406 be passed on its first ~eading, Motion was seconded by Commissione~ Carwise and carried unanimously. Commissioner Carwise moved Ordinance #1406 be t'ead and conside~ed 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 ~ead by title only, Commissioner Carwise moved Ordinanoe 11406 be passed on its seoond and final reading and adonted and that the appropriate officials of tho City be authorized to execute it. Motion was oecondad by CommiBsione~ Hall And car~ied unanimously. .' , .. . -. . . ' . 'J . '. f., ': ~ . ~"~. - ,..'" 1TIO;\....,...-.~..".....t.........i_-..:...~.. I...........J':"'......~L '.""~""'.""'.".'~.. 'll',l 51 9";.,r:>,~, " ..,.. ./.':;, ..5- CITY COMMISSION MEETING Septembe~ 18, 1972 ITEM H17 - O~dinanoe Nl~14 - Amending Seo. 14..32.1 of Code ~e Fair Aooommodations. Commisaioner Ca~wiBe moved Ordinance g141~ be read and con- sidered by title only on the first readinR by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissione~ Hall and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carwise moved Ordinance 'l~l~ be passed on its first reading. Motion.was scoonded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. Commissioner Ca~wi9o moved Ordinance *1~14 be read and considered on second and final rcadinp. by title only at this meetinR of the Commission by unanimous consent of the Commission. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. The Ordinanoe was rAad by title only. Commissioner Carwise moved Ordinance 01414 be ~~ssed 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 Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM #18 .. Ordinance #1415 - Amending Seo. 4-1B or Code to enact New Zone 33 ~elatinfl to Intoxicating Beverages (ac~ea~e in Sec. 2-29..15) DiPaolo's Restau~ant. Commissioner Hall moved Ordinance N14l5 be read and conside~ed by title only on the fi~st ~eadinR by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissione~ Carwise and ca~ried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissione~ Hall moved Ordinance 91415 be passed on its fi~st ~eading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. Commissionc~ Hall moved Ordinance 01415 be read and considered on second and final reading by title only at this meetinp, of the Commission by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seoonded by Commissione~ Ca~wise and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read bv title only. Commissioner Hall moved Ordinanco 61415 be passed on its second and final reading and adooted and that the appropriate officials of ~he City be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ' ITEM #19 - O~dinanoe #1416 - Amending Zoning Map and Agreement. The City Att~rney stated the Bl~ckburn brothers had come to~rms with,people in Sky Harbor Mob~le Home Estates and Mr. R. Tench, attorney has assured h~m all three of the groups are in favor of the agreement and do not object to the rezoning of the property. Commissioner Hall moved Ordinanoe Ul4l6 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and oarried unanimously. The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Hall moved Ordinance H1416 be passed on its first reading. Motion was'seconded by Commissioner Williams and ca~ried unanimously. Commissioner Hall moved Ordinance #1416 be read 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 Carwise and car~ied unanimously. The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Hall moved Ordinance R1416 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 earwise and car~ied unanimously. ITEM #20 - Resolution - Conditionally awarding Bids on Water & Sewer Improvements. The City Atto~ney stated it was necessary to approve by resolution the bids awarded for Project IV, Part II Rev., Part 1 to Donovan Florida Subsidiary Constr. Co. and for Part 2 to Boyce Co. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution #72-113 be passed and adopted and the approp~iate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner earwise and carried unanimously. ITE11 #21 - Resolution - Setting Fees for Review of r1aster Plans, for planned development zoned areas and master plans fo~ Commission approval. By consent, this item was postponed to the meeting of Ootober 2nd. ITEM #22 - Resolution - Acceptance of Urban Planning Grant, Dept. of Housing & Urban Development. Commissioner Williams moved Resolution #72-114 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be autho~ized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwiss.and carried unanimOUsly. ITEM #23 - Resolution - Authorizing Execution of Maintenance Agreement with DOT - Si~nal ."t Belleair Rd. & Missouri Ave. Commissioner Williams moved, Resolution #72-115 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissione~ Carwiso and carried unanimously. ITEM 024 - Authorizing Execution of Deed removing Restrictions. The City Attorney explained the Triple A Mobile Home Mf~. Co. had aoked that restrictions for single family only be removed from its property in Pinellas Groves, Sec. '12-29-15, NW 1/4, Lots 5 and 6. The deed was conveyed to the orip.inal owner, Frank Hancock, with those restrictions some time ago. After discussion it was recommended that the applicant be present. By consent this item was continued to October 2nd. , ; , '. , ' > '. I;'. . :. . '. , . : 't'...;'. ,': ~'t.,,:,,~ ~L " \ \', Ie; : : :.:" ~. . ~ 4 . ~ ",' ' " , ,.r,~.._ .... ,01. ''''P~7''''''..''''''''''~I~ ...,...'t'f"""'l~'" ~."'t"''''''''''t;-..'-~'- oW.,.....>>....., ,.~ "520 -6- CITY COMMISSION MEETING Septembe~ 18, 1972 ITEM *25 ~ Acceptance of Deeds, Easements & Rest~ictions. Deed - U.S. Steel fo~ 9anita~y sewer plant site - Sec. 19=29-15" ReBt~iotions - Burnup & Sims, Inc. - Sec. 7-29~lG, Tempo~a~y e~gement - Ralph J. Coates - Block 1, Brookwood Te~race Deed - Annette a. Loeser - Lot 4, Block A, Bon Air & Lot ~O, Drew Park Restriotions Brown Homes, Inc. - Sec. 5-29-16. Commissioner Hall moved to Qccept the documents outlined and that the City Cle~k be di~eoted to record them in the public records of Pinellas County, Florida. Moti.on was seconded by Commissioner Carlolise a.nd carI'ied unanimously. ITD1 N26 - Lot Mowinp, Resolution. Commissioner Williams moved to pass and adopt Resolution U72-ll6 and the propel' City officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was aecondod by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. The City Attorney presented Resolution N72-ll7 notifying the Pinellas County Charter Commission that the City is opposed to a provision in the pro~osed County oharter providino that County ordinances take p~ecedence over all mun1cipal ordinances. Commissioner Williams movod to pass and adopt Resolution #72-117 and the proper City officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by'Commissione~ ~mll and carried unanimously. The City Attorney presented Ordinance "1407 ~eadopting several of the ordinanoes 1)4 Bsed with ref erenc e to U. S. Homes annexation and zoninR, namely Ordinanc e 1# 13 8 3, Ordinance #1397, Ordinance H1400. Commissione~ Williams moved Ordinance H1407 be read and considered by title only on the fi~st reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. The o~dinance was read bV title only. Commissioner lolilliams moved Ordinance fJl407 be passed on its first readinR. Motion was seconded by. Commissioner Carwise and, carried unanimously. Commissioner Hilliams moved Ordinance 111401 be read and considered on second and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Carwise and carI'ied unanimously. The ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Williams moved Ordinance #1401 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted and that the approp~iate officials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner earwise and carried unanimously. The t{ayor announced the resignation of Mr. Brooks Ca~ter from the Central Pinellas Transit Authority. Commissioner Williams moved to accept the resignation with regret. Motion was seconded by Commissioner earwise and carried unanimously. The Mayor announced the resignation of Edward Tietjen from the Community Relations Board. Commissioner Williams moved to accept the resignation. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. The Hayo~ asked the Commission to approve the City Manager's appointment of Cheste~ B. McMullen, Jr., to the Charity Solicitation Board. Commissioner Williams moved to approve the appointment. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and oarried unanimously. The Hayor reported the City had been asked to advise the National League of Cities as to who the voting deleRate would be at the conference November 23-30 in Indianapolis. Commissioner Williams moved the Mayor be named as viting delegato at this conference and that any Commissioners that wiSh to attend be authorized to:do so. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise.and carried unanimously. The Mayor presented a proposed resolution sponsored by the Pinellas County Counoil of Mayors concerning dumpinR waste in waterways by boat owne~s. After discussion, the City 'Attorney requested the resolution be deferred. By consent, this was done. The Mayor reported after the special meeting in which the service agreement with Safety Harbor and Dunedin was rescinded, he contaoted the Mayor of Safety Harbor and informed him of what had been done and invited him to meet at the earliest opportunity to discuss a new servioe area ag~eement. , The Mayor reported receipt of a communication from the Dept. of Transportation stating they had received Resolution N72-l10 requesting a boat launching ramp on Courtney Campbell Causeway butthe department does not have funds available this fiscal year. The letter Ruggested usinR seoondary gas tax funds to finance the construction an4 possibly Pinellas County Commission could do so. By consent, it was decided to approaoh the County on this subject. f' t. " ' . . ~ .' ~ '.' ,. .Ie , '. " , ..~~>~~:~:~......~~. ~ ~t' 'I. ....~ c.-" ."..... ~,-~..........,. .,..-t....-~-...I,....,...............,.~.......,..J..~.=::..,..~......ot#n~.~ ."---~t .., -..,'. , . t . t \ .. CITY COMMISSION MEETING Septembe~ IB, 1972 Awa~dB Publio Hearings AGENDA CITY COMMISSION MEETING SEPTEMBER IB, 1972 1:30'P.M. Invocation Introducti.ons Mi~uteB of Preceding Meetings Public Hear!nRs Reports from City Manager Reports from City Attorney Citizens to be Heard ' Other Commission Action Ad'journment Meeting Pension Plan Trustees , . , r. 'c' , ' .' '; > I . i",' ..~! '.:~. " . II 1~ . 1. . ......-u .o-T.,..' ~" :,._ , " . 1-' '. .. I..... . I . ',' "..::' ::,;' !/":::'.' . . 'i:'. "."'i;:P'::'i.::;.,:~;~j\}i\tiif;.:;:?~;~;;,1;\;if~ltl , ' Lot Mowing Resolution '72-109 Pavinnt Curbs' Drainage - S. ProspeQt~ Se11ea r,to Woodlawn. . Vacation of'a Portion of Markley Street' Requests for Annexation and Detarmination & Establishment of Zoning & Fire District Classifications a. Lot 26, Bl L, Eastwood Terr., 2nd Addn., RS75 (Couoh) b. Lot 2B, al D, Eastwood Terr., 2nd Addn., RS75 (Boswell) (to be post-, poned) . . c. Lot 3, Downing Subd., lat Addn. j,' RHl2 (HcBenn Constr. Co.), d. 1/3 mi. E'of Keene between Montolair i. Sunset Point, RM16 (Shell Oil Co.l e. S Side of Union, 1/4 mi. E of N. Highland, RM12 (Champion Dev.) Reports from City Manager 1. 2. 3. . 4. '.. 5. U. S. Steel-Sand Key Purchase Agreement 6. Request fo~ Additional Taxi Permits - AOCfixi (K~s~) . 7. Request for Occupational License -,Gourmet Dinner Club (Howell) 8. Request for Beverage Lioense - 1736 Drew street (Stahle) , 9. Request for Street Name 10. Requests for Annexation: a. Portions of Sec. 3-29-15, P & RM34 (Heye) b. Lots 9 & 10 in SE 1/4 of 12-29-15, Pinellas Groves Subd., RM20 (Imperial Homes) o. Lot 1, BlA, & Lot 11, Bl B, Palmetto Terr. Subd., RS50 (Miller) d. Kapp Dr., N of City Limits toCR284, P (City) , e. Acreage Tract, S of SCL RR, Each Side of McMullen-Booth Road, RM12 (Bilgorc) f. Lot '24, Del Oro Gdns. Subd., RS5Q (White) R. E of Kapp Dr.; S of CR284, ML (Blue) h. Lot 3, Bl 6 f Hcl1u llen' s Bayview Subd., RSSO (Elliott) i. Portions of SW & SE 1/4 of NE 1/4 of Sec. 1-29-15, RM10 (Center & Calhoun) 11. Bids, Sanitary Sewer Replacement - Belleair Highlands & Belleview Court 12. Bids, Sanitary Sewer Installation - Woodmont Park 13. BidS, Pum~er Type Fire Truck 14. Other Eng1neering Hatters 15. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters Reports from City Attorney 16. Ord. H1406 - Annexing & Zoning Portions of Sec. 5-29-16 17. Ord. g14l4 - Amending Sec. l4-3?.1 of Code re Fair Accommodations 18. Ord. #1415 - Amending Sec. 4-18 of Code to enact New Zone 33 relating to Intoxicating Bevera~es 19. Ord. 91416 Amendinp, Zoning Map and Agreement 20. Resolution - Conditionally awarding Bids, on Water & Sewe~ Improvements 21. Resolution - Setting Fees for Review of 'Master Plans 22. Resolution - Acceptance of Urban P1~g. GI"ant 23. Resolution - Authorizing Execution of Agt'eement DOT - Signal at, Belleair Rd. 24. Authoriz!ng Execution of Deed removing Restrictions .... . . .' " 25.. . Acceptance of Deeds, Eas'ement"s & Restrictions 26. Lot ,Mowing Resolution . , '\" . .'..'. I' ''" ~: '~ ... I . . !" ' . ' . t~.~" f' ....':wh,..~~........~~~...~~'"".. .II~"''''''\~'':-i;'~p\--:'~~''~ . . .' . .' ' :; ;. " . ; . , " " ' "