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12/04/1972 q. .... <; ~~;~. ,.} t1 CITY COMMISSION MEETING Deoembor 14, 1972 , The City Commission of tho City of CleaI'wateI' mot in I'ecular sossion at the City Hall, Monday, Decembor 14, 1972, at '1:30 P.M., with the followinA members present: H. EVeI'ott HouRon Donald S. Hilliams Riohard D. HaohtleI' Joseph Cat'wiso Rick Hall Mayor-Commissioner Commissionor CommissionoI' CommissionoX' Commissions%" Also p%"osont wot'o: Merrett R. Stierheim Her bart M, Bt'own Ma)( Battle Frank Daniels City Mana~er City Attot'ney City Engineot' Police Chief The Mavot' called tho moetin~tn ordor. The invocation was Rivon by Reverend Phillip NazI'o, Eoisoopal Church of the Ascension. Commissionet' Hall moved that the minutes of the X'eRular mootinp, of November 6th, and the special meeting of November 14th, be approved as rocorrted and as submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Motion was secondod bV Commissioner Carwiss and carried una nimously. ITEM Hl - A public hearinp, on Lot Mowinp, Resolution H72-145. The City Attot'ney explained the resolution. The lots were consideI'ed a menace to public health, safety and welfare by the inspector. There were no objections. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution #72-145 naBsed on November 20th, 1972, be confirmed and made effective as to all persons and parcels listed the~eon, except for those whose lots have been verified as bein~ cleared and the proper City officials and employees are hereby direoted to proceed in accordance with law and see that the lots are cleared. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #2 - A public hearinp, on Paving, Curbs & Drainage: Roosevelt Ave., from LaSalle to Carlton St.; and Engman St. from Greenwood to SCL RR. The City Manager outlined the project, with 32 properties involved, 31 being in favor and 1 opposed. The estimated assessable cost per front foot was given as $9.43. The City Engineer explained that thet'e is only a 30 ft. existinp, riRht of way which is the reason for the 26 foot pavement bac}' to back of curb which might be reduced smaller if necessary. Commissioner earwise moved that since no valid objections have been filed that the pavinR, curbing and drainaRe as outlined above be aPPI'oved and the City Manager and the City Engineet' be directed to forthwith proceed with such improvements as an assessment project. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM '3 - The City Manager asked to deviate ft'om the agenda at this time to hear Item il4.. ITEM f}~ - A public hearing on One '''ay Streets. Court Street to be one wav Hestbound from Ewing Ave. to Ft. Harrison Ave. Haven Stl:'eet to be one way Westbound from Garden Ave. to Oak Ave, Chestnut Street to be one way Eastbound from Oak Avenue to Ewing Avenue. The City Manager explained the project but said that Haven Street should be corrected to be one way from Garden to Osceola Ave. rather than Oak Ave. The Traffic Engineer, Keith Crawfo~d, outlined the proposal showing charts of the proposed one way lanes and answered questions. He also reported on accidents at various intersections for 1971-1972. Discussion ensued. The County Traffic Engineer asked questions. Clinton Conway, Managel:' of Prospect Towers, spoke in favor. Commissioner Hall moved to adopt the one way street system as outlined by the Traffic Enp,ineer and also recommended by the City Manager to be effective at the Bat'liest oossible date. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Cal:'wise and carried unanimously. ITEM #3 - A public hearinp, on Vacation of 5 ft. easement along rear of Lots 1 through 25, inclusive, .Block B, Bayside Shores Sub. requested by the Field Construction Association Inc. The City Manager explained the request and reported receipt of letters of no objection from the Florida Power Corp. and the General Telephone Co. and stated the City has no need for the easement. The City Engineer recommended the vacation. There were no objections. Commissioner Wachtler moved that Resolution #72-147 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM ~S - A ~ublic hearing on Amended Site Development Master Plan, Creekside (LaMonte-Shimberp, Corp.) The City Manager explained the I'eQuest and reported that the applicant had requested a two week continuance to December 18th. Commissioner Williams moved that Item "5 be continued to December 18th, 1972, at 1:30 P,M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ~ ~".' ~ .~ ;, T' .: F;',' . .... . ITEM N-6 - A public heat'ing on an Appeal from the decision of the Board of vi/ "," .;;,:.1..-. . . Adjustment 8 Appeal on ZoninF,: by RobeI"t P. Ginger for 3 ft. setback from North ~:'.::;,/;;';:';';';',::~'> ',' . propet'ty line, 2, ft.' setback from East property line and 10 ft. setback from South ~",'. :l';..;., 'l~'J'" .,.:.... t. 'l'lropel'ty'line to construct carpol'ts on Lots land 2, BlOCk A, La,Jolla,Sub., zoned "'i'+~1}.t....t"'J~";'~ . 'o.l*' . i' i) ~1":i~':Y~6(i.i':',:,::(;::'~ '" RH..2.. .~~u1 t ...fam ly '. .t-;j.....':'(."'.'!~Ii"")'~.... ~ [,', t . ~ I. . t.1 '/~{~',~~4/"I;:',r~;r'~ ""h ('/4.'-;" ~ < .;:, .. '," . . ,f"-.~~,J.,,.~hr."f' "'.1' .., ..,. . .. f. ~....1'1'. ,.1' ,;:!. ,,",", . '_ ....,' l } '. ~ , , -h~' "':;,:21'~r\ '/"': '.1.' l ,. ",,".' 1 '., ~.';, '1j"(/~'" "'r~I~~~ + ',.,' ': .n~. " ' '. ,<<t.., t1!h'nl).i!~r~il., .!I'~' ~~.': I' . ' ~Il""_,"'.--: :. ,-..,-,; ......... ~..: .,.....,."'.,.""".....c....,~'-i.._......\.......I..,,., +~........~~.... ~.::;:,u~~ ......~t., ..<-...,.."...... 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Uo desoribed the pt'opeI"ty and showed pictures of the buildinR and parking at'oa. Commissioner Williams BU&Rested parkinp' adjacent to the buildinR be invostiRated. Commlsaionor Williams moved that Itom NG be continuod to December 19th, 1972, at 1:30 P.M. to investip,ate pat'king adjacent to the buildinp,. Motion was sooonded by Commissioner Waohtler and carried unanimously. ITEM 07 - A public hearinR on Zoninp, Amendmont - East Side of SatUI"n 240 ft. S of Palmetto to be changed from P to RM.2~ - City. BORin 92.34 ft. South of Northeast cornet' of Southeast 1/4, Seotion 11-29-15, continue South 315 ft., West 630.14 ft., North 315.04 ft., East. 63~.09 ft., to P.O.B. lass East 90 ft. for riRht of way. The City Manap,er explained that this item involved the swap of land to obtain t'ight of way for Keene Rd. lie, outlined the zoninR t"equost and read the recommendation of the Planning & Zoninp, Board for approval, provided the number of units permitted on the new location are no p,reater than that <'lllo\-ted on the rlRht of way. .The Asst. City Manager reviewed tlie background of the property and t'ecommended accepting the proposal to exchange land. The HavoI' reported ono petition with 3B names in objection and another with 45 sip-natures of objection. Commissioner Hall stated he was ' reluctant to relinquish any more public land and suggested a purchase rather than a swap. The'Citv Manager expressed the opinion that the purchase could cost a considerable gum of money because the developer's enRineering and design is complete and would be a factor in purchase or condemnation. Commissioner Hall moved to try to negotiate the purchase to provide the right of way in lieu of an exchange with the City Manager to obtain appraisals and report back to the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM NB - A public hearinr. on Requests for Annexation and Determination & Establishment of Zonin~ & Fire District Classification: a. Continued from November 6th: (A) Southwest 1/4 of Northeast 1/4 of Northwest 1/4, Section 9-29-16, South of T & GC Railroad less Nest 250 ft. (B) North 1/2 of Southeast 1/4 of Northwest 1/4, Section 9-29-16. '(C) North 973.50 ft. of East 450 ft. of Southwest 1/4 of Northwest 1/4, Section 9-29~16 South of center line of Alligator Creek. - Bilgore The City Manager recommended that this item be continued indefinitely as it involves pending litigation with Safety Harbor and until that matter is settled it is not a propel" application to bring befo~e the Commission. Harold Griffin, attorney for the applicant, spoke of short notice for continuance. The litigation with Safetv Harbor was discussed. Commissioner Hall moved to continue this item to February 5th, 1973 unless this suit is settled sooner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. b. Continued from November 6th~ Lots 9 & la, Pinellas Groves, with RH-20 (medium density multi-family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification. Imperial Homes Corp. The City Manager explained that the applicant is working with the Traffic Engineer to reconcile some of the questions raised by.members of the City Commission at a previous hearing. The Plannin~ Director reviewed the changes to the plans. that have been agreed to between the City and the applicant including granting certain right of way easements, providing ingress and e~ress to the development from Hercules Ave. only and to eI'ect a 3 to ~ ft. wood fence on City right of way on Marilyn Ave. to pI'eclude parking on Marilyn Ave. with the fenceto be removed on 30 days written notice from the City. After a discussion, Commissioner Hall moved that this hearing be continued to December 18, 1972, at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded bV Commissioner Wachtler and carried unan~mously. c. Lots 17, IB & 21 & Part of Lot 16, Blk C, Palmetto Terrace Sub. with RS~50 (single family) zoning . Neumann. The City Hanap,er outlined the request and read the recommendation of the Planning & ZoninR Board for approval. Hr. Novak, representative, W3S present. There we~e no objections. Commissioner Williams fnoved that the request for annexation by Mr. Neumann with RS-50 zoninn and Fi~e District No. 2 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 nossible. Motion was RGconded by Commissioner Wachtler and caI't'ied unanimously. . ~ '.. " (. :" , . .. ~ I~': r ; , . " t ."+ ,.. , . . " ~ .' .;' ....~.~. _ ,., .~. ~~4'O ....'-...'t".-....~:-t~"'"':"-'L_,..~....~...J""'....~I--Jo~~.~~~._.,~_...7~"':",~ .,J1;"""~~ ..~.\"...., ...._ " ',' ." ..3- CITY COMMIS~ION MEETING Deoember ~, 1912 d. (A) Begin 1195 ft. South of NE corner of NW 1/4, seotion 2-29-15, thenoe South 131 ft., West 667.15 ft., North 134 ft., NE 109.29 ft'l East 462.8 ft., SE 107.22 ft. to P.O.B. with RS-75 (sinRle fam ly) zoninr, and Fire Distriot No.2.. Waohtler (D) BeRin 33 ft. South of NE oorner of NW 1/4, Seotion 2-29-15, thenoe South 1162 ft., NW 107.22 ft., West 462.9 ft., SW 109.29 f.t., North 429.94 ft., East 1J11.6 ft., North 130.35 ft., East 250 ft. to P.O.B. with RM-12 (duplex apartment) zoninR and rire Distriot N2 - Waohtler. Commissioner Wachtler was excused and left tho room at this time. The Manap,or explained the application and reported the Planning & Zoning Board recommended the approval of Item A. with RS-15 (single family) zoning but recommended denial of Item B. with RM-12 zoning and in lieu thereof recommended RS-50 as an amended request. Donald McFarland, attorney, representing the applicant, modified the application from RM-12 to RS-SO zoninR leaving the RS-75 as orig1nally requested. 3:30 P.M. Sp,t. James Weber replaced Chief Daniels at this time. Mr. Leon Ramsey, an adjoininp, property owner, spoke of the trouble with children climbinp, the fenae and annoying the horses, he recommended an additional fence with barbed wire arms which would eliminate an~bod~ p,oin~ over the fence. He also ~ecommen- ded that RS-75 be set for the Item a. rather than RS-5D. Mr. F. \~. Shelton also spoke of the trouble with child~en and horses and was afraid that either the animals or children would be hurt when sticks and stones were thrown at the horses. He requested not less than RS-75 zoning and he also recommended erection of a fence to keep the children out. He spoke also of the poor condition of Union St. with both the City and County refusinR to repair the street and the considerable traffic in the area. Mr. William Derby, representing Sunset Lake Estates and Mr. John Prince, President of the Sunset Lake Civic Association, presented a petition signed by approximately 220nersons objectin~ tomvthing less than*that would downgrade their fine residential area, that with RS-SO it would be impossible to save any of the old oak trees in the area. After a discussion, Mr. McFarland stated that RS-50 provides for 60 ft. lots and not SO ft. and made other comments relatinp, to the objectional Mr. Shelton pointed out the larp,e number of objectors present and again referred to the number of si~natures on the petition of objection. The Mayor also reported a letter of objection. Commissioner Carwise moved that the request for annexation by Richard Wachtler with RS-75 zoninp, for (A) and RS-SO for (B) and Fire, District #2 as recommended by the Planning & Zonin~ Board and in accordance with the comprehensive plan 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 nossible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. *RS-75. Thev expressed the opinion that ~nvthinr. less than ITEM fi9 - Model Study of Water Quality, Old Tampa BaV (TBRPC) - Dr. B. Ross. The City Mananer briefly outlined the repo~t prepared by tho Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council for the City of Clearwater and the Town of Largo, who provided funds for the study. Norman Thompson, Jr., Director of the Council commented on the report also. Dr. Bernard Ross, Consultant and also connected with the University of South Florida, nointed out some points of interest mentioninR nutrients beinR of high level but they are a nuisance mostly and they found that they were coming from the rivers and sewage treatment plants. He specificallv called attention to Page 30 of the report, coverinp. the general conclusions and the study area conclusions which showed that the nollution in Tamoa Bay is mainly a matter of nuisance caused by nutrient levels and alRae p,rowth. He pointed out that Clearwater East and Largo waste water treatment nlants cannot meet required standards with secondary treatment while operating at design oapacities with present outflow locations, but they can do it by relocating the existinp, oUtflO\o1S or providing advanced waste treatment at present capacitv and would be able to do it also at maximum anticipated volume either by relocating the outflows~ by providing advanced waste treatment. If advanced waste treatment is ~rovided for both olants no relocation of outflows would be necessary. Mr. Hilliam Duke, represeilting Briley, \Hld & Associates, Consulting Engineers, estimated cost of bringinE the Clearwater East Plant up to B million capacity and providing advanced waste treatment would cost about 8 million dollars and he also estimated the cost of relocating the outfalls as recommended in the report to be in the neip,hborhood of 1/2 million. The City Manager stated that Clearwater had been given 90 days to submit plans for improving sewer plant facilities. ITEM #10 - Change Order #1 - ~arBhall Street Pollution Control Facility Modifications. The City Manager explained this was for second compresso~ as standby unit, increasinp, the oontract in the amount ofS4,652. Mr. Duke, Briley, Wild & Associates, Consulting Engineers, outlined the project. Commissioner Williams moved that Change Order Hl to the contract with Mechanical & Chemical ' Equipment Co. be approved and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and oarried unanimously. ".. . , " ....--.-...... , , \;~I' ~ ,,~:- ""~...,." _I' ; ~~p~:. 4:1( - ~.h'_, I... L ."h'\ .....'t......... '~__1"+"."'_"'. :,.......","', ~..~......~ ~ .7." ~,...,t(. p,.:,.' .LJ- . CITY COMMISSION MEETING D eo ember '-I, 197 2 ITEM Nll . Annual Anroement Goological Survey. The City ManaRer presented an agreement with United States Department of the Into~ior, GooloRica1 Survey Division for one year, raquirinn $2,500 matchinR funds for computerized system for controllinR City water wells. Commissionor lmll moved that thQ aR~aement be approved and the appropriate officials be authorized to executa it. Motion was seoonded bV Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #12 - Starcrest Land ~ite. The City Mananor explained that the property at the corner of Starcrost Dr. and Cleveland st. had boen recommended by the Library Board and the City Staff for the East Branch of the Library.. He described the property with a ~urchage price of $1.15 a square foot for the upland and 23 cents for lak~ property subject to appraisal and recommended that the sale be subject 1:0 core borinp,s to de1srrnine the suitabhity for construction. He also reported that Mr. Hunt, thT'oup,h Gulf American, will donate $20,000 towat'd the construction of the library. Nt'. Hardaway, Librat\v Director, and Mr. Korosy, Chairman of the Librarv Board, ap~roved the location. . After discussion it was reported that the total cost of the upland would be $125,235 and $20,026 for lake bottom, with.a total price of $lLJ5,26l. The City Manager said he would report on a method of financing the Dropos~l at a later moetin?. C~mmisBioncr Hall moved the purch~se of the Starcrest land site for the East Library Branoh be approved and the appropriate Officials be authorized to exeoute it subject to financing as recommended bv the City f1anap,er. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. . ITEM #13 - Easements - Sewer Service for Pinellas County Maintenance Area. The City Manager withdrew this item as he was \olaiting for correspondence from the County on the subject. ITEM ~14 - ~otion - General City Election February 13, 1913. The City Hanager recommended aooroval. Commissioner ltlaohtler moved that the City Clerk be directed to do all.thinp,s necessary to prepare for and conduct the forthcoming municipal election to be held on February 13, 1973. Motion was seconded by Commissioner fall and carried unanimously. ) . ITEM #15 - Request for Annexation. Lot 4, Block 13, HiRhland Pines, 2nd Addn., with RS-50 zoninp, - Ledet. Commissioner Hall moved that the request for annexation as outlined by the City Manager be accepted and referred to the proper City departments for appropriate action and publio hearing. Motion was seconded bv Commissioner Williams and carried unanimOUsly. ITEM #16 - Bids, Excavation of Linn Lake. The City Manager ~eported that no bids were received. The City Engineer reported they were working on plans for the new bridp,e on Druid Rd. and he recommended draining the lake and bore to find what is in the bottom at time bridge plans are more complete. ITEM #17 - Bids, Paving, Curbs & Drainage - Eldorado, Acacia to Manda1ay. It wa~ recommended that the bids be rejected and the project be readvertised. ITEM "18 - Bids, Stadium Chairs. The City Mana~er recommended accepting the on1V bid received from Miracle Equipment Co. Commissioner Wachtler moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the contract be awarded to Miracle Equipment Co., Grinnell, Iowa for the sum of $6,000 which is the lowest and best resnonsible bid and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute said contract which ~ha11 be in accordance with the olans and soecifica- tions and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and"carried unanimously. ITEM 1119 - Bids, Land ClearinR Machine. The City Hanager recommended the bid of Brooking Ford Tracto~ Co. The City En~ineer desc~ibed the machine and the benefits of having it. Commisssioner Wachtler moved that the contract be awarded to B~ookin~ Fo~d Tractor for the sum of $9,200 which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the ap~ro?riate officials be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications and bid. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Cat"wise and carried unanimously. ITEM #20 - Bids, Chain Link Fence for Transfer Station. The City Manap,er recommended the bid of Reeves Fence, Inc., Tampa. Commissioner Hall moved that the contract be awarded to Reeves Fence, Inc., for the SUm of $4,070 which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials be authorized to eKecuta said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and speci- fications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimouslv. ITEM #21 - Bids, Truok with Mounted Backhoe. The City Manager recommended the only bid received being the sole manufacturer of tho item. Commissioner Carwise moved that the bid be awarded to Brooking Ford Tractor Co., Clearwater, for the. sum of $13,900, whiCh is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials be autho~ized to execute said contract which shall be in acco~dance with the plans and specifications and bid, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. , , . . '. '. I . ,~...,: ~..-".'" ""' '.....~. . ~. . ~ I . ....~.. ~ ./Io"T' ........ .....~.. ...."'......1(. ...,'L.............. "'"'-1-"'" ~ .~.,~ _,.~.,...:-:I ....'""'4.,., ~r ~_. . ':', . ,\ . -s- CITY COI1l1ISSION MEETING December 4, 1912 ITEM *22 - Bide, Tractor. Tho City Manager explained this item was for the Water Division, Utilities Dept. for laytnR new line9. CommiBsioner Carwise moved that the contract be awarded to Davis Carter Co., Plant City, for the sum of $5,816.61, with discount, which is the lowost and best responsible bid and that the approor1ate officiale be authorized to eXQoute said oontract whioh ahall be in accordance with the plans and specifications and bid. Hotion. was seoonded by CommiBsioneI' lIall and oaI'ried unanimously. ITEM 923 - Bids, Cast Iron Pipe. The City Manager reoommended acoepting the bid of Claw Corp., Birminp,ham, Ala. Commissioner Williams moved upon the I'eoommendation of the City Manager that the contract be aWarded to Clow Corp., for the sum of $4 870, which is the lowest nnd best responsible bid and the aoprooriate officials be authOI'ized to exeoute said con~act whioh shall be in accordance with the plans and specifioations and bid. Motion ~aa sQconded by Commissioner 1~11 and carried unanimously. Tho City ~ana~er presented a request for sanitary seWer from Douglas Carter, owner of property South of Belleair Rd., 1627 S. Myrtle Ave., which is outside the City limits, in Larp,o area. He also h~d a letter fI'om the town of Largo say- inp, thev would not object. Commissioner \hll:l.ams moved that the City Hanagero complete the sewer arranp,oments as neRotiations started orior to present policy, with the owner paying construction costs. ~otion was seconded by Commissioner Waohtler and carried unanimously. The City Manager reported that he had been invited to participate in a national workshop sponsored bv the Federal Environmental Protection Agenoy and the Internationi'!l City !-tanagers Association and would appreciate the opportunity to attend' the meetinp,' at Little Rock, from December 10th to the 12th, 1972 at no exnense to Clearwater. Commissioner Williams moved to aoorove travel at no expense to the City. Motion was seconded by Commissioner carwise and carried unanimously. The City Enp,ineer reported receiving quotations on prices of turkeys for City employees with the low reoommended orice beinR 49 cents a pound for 1,000 turkeys or a total of $5,586. An alternate solution had been recommended of a gift certificate for any item in the store and therefore the City Engineer reoommended a $5.00 Rift certificate for any food item in the various supermarket stores such as: Pantry Pride, Kwik Chek, PUblix, etc. Commissioner Williams moved that the recommendation be approved. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler. Upon the vote beinp, taken Commissioners Williams, Wachtler, Hall and Mayor Houp,en voted "aye". Commissioner Carwise voted tlno". Motion oarried. ITE~ "26 ~ Ordinanoe #1404 - sip'n Ordinance - 2nd Reading. The City Attorney explained it was necessary to have the seoond readinp, ap,ain because the ad for the newspaper was lost in the mail. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1404 be read and considered on second and final readinp, bv title only at this meetingof the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimouslv. The Ordinance was read bv title only. Commissioner Williams movedthat ordinance #1404 be oassed on second and final reading and adopted and that the appronriate officials of the City he authorized to execute it. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Carwise. Upon the vote beinR taken Commissioners Williams, Hacht1er, Carwise and Havor Hougen voted "aye". Commissioner Hall voted "no,.. l1otion carried. j'. ITEM #27 - Ordinance #1431 - Annexing & Zoninp, Portion of Section 7-29-16; - Bernfeld; Lot 9, Blk F, Oak Acreq Addn., Unit 1 - Severino; Lots 1, 2 & 5, Blk B - Clore & Shiels; and Lot 1, Blk C, Clearwater Highlands, Unit A - Shiels. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1431 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded hy Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance Hl~31 be passed on its first readin~. Hation was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1431 be ~cad and considered on second and final reading by title only at this meetinR of the Commission by unanimous consent of the Commiss{on. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and oarried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1431 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 N28 - Assessment Resolution ~ Paving, Curbs 5 Orainap,e - North Greenwood Area. Metto St., Greenwood to Pennsylvania; LaSalle St., Greenwood to Pennsylvania; Grant St., ~CL Railroad to Greenwood Ave.; Roosevelt Ave., Grant to Carlton St.; Monroe Ave.; Grant to Carlton St., and Taft Ave., Grant to Carlton St. Commissioner Williams moved that Resolution H72-148 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials b~ authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner earwise and carried unanimously. '.. ~ t ~ . ..~..:-< "''''I\.- .<; u...... t.t...._......,J ~.'lI...... ...~a~_...u""T......,. t ...t....i:J.. ......":":.";" . c , ~ ,\.' .' I "'I .'.'1 " T ,I' ..6.. CITY COMMISSION MEtTING Deoember 4. 1972 ITEM N29 .. Acoeptanoo of Doeds and Easemonts. , I '. .: :'I>,\~'h'k:j~'.l/1ti'~1 . . ':.' ~~.' ~,":.:~~(~!;}~':...}v.~('{1t.~. , ",.. ,i' "'\r..''''~''f!.l~-t.';:; . ~ :.' ...". ~j.:: \..~~~: N(~;~t;~\~1;1t\ . I ~ .~~ .....",. ~;~J.. :t.~.,:~;~fJ{!lj~\t\>;..~ . .. 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Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Williams and oa~ried un~nimously. Tho Citv Attornev presented Resolution N72..l49 vaoatinR property on C1ea~wate~ Beach on which the Luoky Links Golf Course was formerly located a9 of September 1. , 1972. and requ8stinR ~ho County Commissioners to ,abate any taxos' or tax liens .. (Park in City Park Subdivision). Commissioner Hilliams moved tha~ Resolution' N72-149 be passed and adopted and ~he ap~ropriate officials be authorized t~ eXecu~e ,it. Mo~ion was seconded bv Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. The Mavor read a memo dated Deoember 4, 1972, ~hat he had 'written to the members of the Commission regarding the Greenwood Development Committee in which he stated that the committee had been involved in areas which are exclusively within the jurisdiction of the City'g elected and appointed officials and continued to delve into areas which are not properly the concern of the City ~overnment. He also stated in tho memo that the Committee Chairman asserts that the p'roup can acoomplish redevelopment on its own and without Citv help. There is alao the matter of seoret meeting that should be delved into. While all of the above was happening little has been achievod with reapec~ to the found in? purpose of the Committee ie.; to . translate their dreams of the community into a plan of physioal redevelopment. He therefore proposed that the Commission set a date for aspecial meeting at which time an Adviscrv Committee shOUld be formally established by resolution of the Citv Commission. The Mayor also reported receipt of a letter stating that.the City's application for funds ranked the hiRnest of any application they had and that the Citv should re~eive a ~rant of about $471,000,in approximately 60 ~ays. H~eported that Commiss~oner Hall had requested a mcet~n~ on the comprehens1ve plan and the Mayor recommended a speoial meeting immediately thereafter. By unanimous consent it was agreed to have the Greenwood Redevelopment meetin~ on Thursday at 8 A.H. December 7th, and one for the Comprehensive Plan at B A.li., December 14th, 1972. There being no further business the meeting adjourned at 6:20 P.M. Attest: ,;-/ " . ," , ' c , l' , , ",,:: , ,. .' . ~ I . . , ~., . ~ - . .. f, '~. :.~..,~,'.: ~'l.. . , ..,' ,'.;, ~;'! '::',:', ".',' .;:i,: ';:';';:': .~;;i\.'','):/,:;";:'',i";f;j~i~l!f:~;'i~i]~il~~~~' .';~"l\r~ .:'1' .';' 1t . - < .;.c~.:~.t,.~t: :": :~:>~' "~''''~~-''.:'':''~~''lPI''''''''''~~'''''''i.....:IIIt~~ '..t\~~:-":':'''~'':'''~",">~. ."j .. " .':~.~ ,..,....~Icr.~\~,.,.....~ . ~~.~ .....u....~~_?~...,.~'~~~~~"'~ ,"' L.