01/15/1973
CITt COMMISSION H~ETING
January 15, 1973
The City Commission of the City of Clearwate~ met in regular session at
the City Hall, Monday, January 15, 1973, at 1:30 P.M. with the fol1owinR members
p~esent:
H. Everett Houp,en
Donald S. Williams
Richard D. Wachtler,
Joseph Ca~wise
Rick Hall
Mayor-Commissione~
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissionsr
Commissioner
Also prosent were,
Merrett R. Sticrhcim
Het"be~t M. Brown
"-tax Battle
SRt. R. Kennedv
City Manap,E1l'l
City Attorney
City Engineer
Representing Police Chief
The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invooation was given by Reverend
Harold Popp, Gract Lutheran Church. The Mayor introduoed guests who were in
attendance at the meeting. Service pins were given to a number of employees for
5 years or more of servioe, and the employee of the month award was given to Margie
Tapp Finance Dept. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the minutes of the regular
meetlnRs of December l8th~ 1972 and Janua~y 2nd, 1973 be approved as reoorded and
as submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Motion was
seoonded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Williams mnved that the City Attorney be instructed to amend the
Charter, Article II, Section 16, speoial meetings, to ohange it from 6 hours notice
to 24 hours notice, except in case of a natural disaster. Motion was seoonded by
Co~niS9ione~ Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITEM Nl - A publio hearinp, on Lot Mowing Resolution "73-~. The City Attorney
explained the resolution. Charles Ware, attorney representing H. Roy Ahlgrim
outlined the history of the tract and spoke of the swampy nature of part of it,
in addition to the heavy growth on the whole tract. He also said that the perimeter
of the property has been outlined and the East side mowed. The Lot Mowing Inspeotor
concurred in the last statement of Mr. Ware and showed pictures of the property
prior to cleaning and mowinp, and the present condition as of this morning and
believed that Mr. AhlRrim had substantially oomplied with the City's request.
Commissioner Wachtler moved that the owner has 9ubstantially oomplied with the City's
request but that the matter be kept under surveillanoe to be maintained in this
manner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and cal'lried unanimously.
ITEM #2 - A public hearing on Minimum Housing Violations:
a. 103~ N. Madison - Lot 21, Blk B, Springfield Sub. No. 1 - Mrs. Ruby
Reddick - owner.
The City Manager outlined the case, and asked the Minimum Housing Inspeotor
to give his l'leport. Upon a question from the City Attorney the Inspector said all
the requirements of the ordinances had been complied with and recommended demolition
of the property. It is presently a health and fire hazard. Commissioner Carwise
moved that Resolution #73-5 givinp, the owner 30 days to comply, be passed and
adopted and the appropriate offioials be authorized to exeoute it. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimOUSly.
b. 1512-1514 N. Madison Ave. - Lot 1, Blk G, Fairmont Sub. - Bertha HOlmes,
Sylvia Bryant & Gertrude Bryant - owners.
The City Manap,er outlined the case. The Minimum Housing Inspeotor stated
that this only involves concrete block duplex and not single family house faoing
Marshall St. Demolition was recommended. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution
#73-6 giving the owners 30 days notice be passed and adopted and the appropriate
officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seoonded by Commiss10ner Williams
and carried unanimously.
c. 1123 LaSalle St. - Lot 23, Blk F, Greenwood Park Unit #2 - Julius Blake,
et al - owners
The City Manap,er outlined the case. The Minimum Housing Inspector reoorted
that the owner removed the roof structure and then attempted to have buildlng
restored, but did not proceed, and then asked the City to demolish the'remainder
of the structure. Commiesioner Carwise moved that Resolution H73-7 giving owner
30 days to comply,. be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized
to execute it. Motion was geconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
d. 1153 Tangerine St. - Lots 8 & 9, Blk D, Greenwood Park Sub. H2 - Bertha
Holmes, Sylvia B~yant and Gertrude Bryant - owners.
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The City Manager outlined the case. The Minimum Housing Inspector explained
the walls of the framo structure were still standinR, that it was a fire hazard
and demolition was recommended. Commisoioner Carwise moved that Resolution '73-B
be pasRed and adopted and tho appropriate officiala be authori%cd to execute it.
Motion was Aeconded by Commissione~ Williams and oarried unanimoUSly.
ITEM *3 - A public hearinp, on Final Development Plan - Wood lake Vil~as
(Calhoun-Center)
NW 1/1+ of SE 1/4 of NE 1/1. 10B9 R/\~ and lass East 17.41 ft., South 1/2 of
SE 1/4 of NE 1/4 less R/W and East 1/2 of SW 1/4 of NE 1/4 leBs R/W in
Section 1-29-15 - North of Sunset Pt. Rd. 1/4 mile East of N. Hercules
Ave. ~ Calhoun-Center.
The City Manap,or outlined the request and read the recommendation of the
Planning & Zoning Board for approval. A brief discussion ensued as to area of
the property and the density. The City Attorney reported that he had a letter of
credit from Marine Bank & Trust Co., Tamna. Fla. for $40.000 for development of
the park in that area. Commigeione~ ~~chtler moved' the final development plan
of the prope~ty to be known as Woodlake Villas be approved as shown and discussed
here. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #q ~ Zonin~ Amendment - SW Cornc~ of Rainbow & Duncan to be changed
from RS-54A to PS - Anta Corp.
The following to be changed from RH-54A (high density multi-family) etc.
zoning to PS (professional services)l Begin 330 ft. North and 60 ft. West
of SE corner of SW 1/4 of NE 1/4. Section 14-29-15, thence North 309.54 ft.,
West 396.14 ft., South 308.52 ft.. East 395.63 ft.. to P.O.B. - Anta Corp.
The City Manap,er outlined the request and read the recommendation of the
Plan~ing & Zoning Board for ap~roval. Roland Fox! attorney, introduced the
arch1tect Jon Barry Allen who stated that he rea11zes there was insufficient
parkinR spaces but with the building already there, there was not much opportunity
togain more spaces, but they plan to either back into Rainbow or go to the Board
of Adjustment for a variance. The City Engineer stated he wanted a structural
engineer's report on the rusted steel columns. The applicants representative
stated that such a report would be furnished to him. During a discussion it was
stat~d that adjoining prooerty could not be leased or purchased for additional
park1ng. Commissioner Hall recommended that all traffic for the property enter
and leave on Duncan Ave. rather than Rainbow Dr. There were no Objections.
Commissioner Wachtler moved that the application for change of zoning from RM-54A
to PS be approved with Fire District No. 1 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 as possible, subject to a covenant to run
with the land, limiting any structu~e to 2 stories. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM H6 - City Consultant rc Greenwood Redevelooment Board and Committee.
By unanimous consent ir was agreed to deviate from the agenda to hear Item #6 at
this time. Mr. Robert Moo~e of Milo Smith & Associates reported on the procedures
for organizing the pro;ect Area Committee and the Redevelopment Advisory Board
as required by HOD. A discussion ensued on the procedure and some of the details.
Mr. Frank Smith, Chairman of the Greenwood Redevelopment Committee said that his
committee accepted the proposal and hoped that the Commission would approve it.
Commissioner Carwise moved to accept, adopt 'and implement the proposal outlined
by Mr. Moore, Milo Smith & Associates. ~otion was seconded by Commissioner
Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITEM U5 - A public hearing on Requests for Annexation and Determination &
Establishment of Zonin~ & Fire District Classification:
a. East 298 ft. M.O.L. of ""est 3/4 of tlW 1/4 of SW l/q, Section 18-29-16,
less North 330 ft. with RMH (mobile home park) zoning and Fire District
No. 2 - Clements.
The City Manager outlined the request and read the recommendation of the
Planning & Zoning Board for aporoval. A discussion ensued rega~ding use of the
area adjacent to the washroom shown as Area A on the aerial photo. It was also
brought out that tho trailer park would be nonconforming as to the present mobile
home requirements. Commissioner Carwise moved that the request for annexation by
Alvin G. Clements with RMH zoning and Fire 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 apnroval as soon as possible subject to deed to the
Southerly 50 ft. of the property for riRht of way of Druid Rd. and with the
understanding that 6 additional units will be permitted in the area identified
as Area A on the aerial photo and that 2 units be removed from the right of way
to be dedicated for extension of Druid Rd. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Williams and carried unanimously. (Joyland Trailer Park)
Chief 'Frank Daniels replaced Sgt. Robert Kennedy at this time.
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Commissioner Hall recommended amendinR the Code to phase out nonconforming
annexations in a pe~iod of about 10-15 yea~s with all of said annexed properties
to comply with all City o~dinanceB at that time.
b. ~ast 250 ft. of North 260 ft. of Section 18-29-16. loss U. S. 19 and
less Drew St. and l09S bep,inninp, 132.57 ft. West and SO ft. South of
HE cOIlnor of Section, run East 32 ft., South GO ft.. No~thwest' 67.68
ft. to p.a.a., with CG (Rsneral businoss) zoning and ri~e District
No. 1 - Statewide Stations, Inc.
The City MandReIl outlined the roquest and ~ead the recommendation of the
PlanninR & Zoninp, Board for approval. James Baxtor, attorney for the applicant,
asked that the application be continuod until the next rORular meeting.
Commissioner WilliamR moved upon the request of the applicant this item be con-
tinued to the next r'oRular meeting of FebI'uary 5, 1973 at 1:30 ,P.M. Motion' was
seconded by Commissioner' Wachtler and caI'ried unanimously.
c. Lot ll, Blk 13, Ifip,hland Pines, 2nd Addn., with RS-50 (single family)
zoninp, and Fire DiBt~ict No. 2 - Ledet.
The City ~anage~ outlined the ~equest and read the recommendation of the
Planninp, & Zoninp, Boar'd fo~ approval. There were no objections. Commissioner
Williams moved that the request for anneKation by Aage Ledet with RS-SO zoning and
Fir'e District No. 2 be aporoved and the City Attorney be instructed to include
this in an ordinance to be brounht back to this Commission for approval as soon
as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
d. Lot 14, Terra Alto Estates, with RS-50 (single family) zoning and
Fire D1strict "No. 2 - Mehr
The City Manager outlined the request and read the recommendation of the
Planning & Zoning Board for aporoval. There were no objections. Commissioner
Carwise moved that the request-for annexation by Edward Mehr with Rs-sa zoning
and FiI'e DistI'ict 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 possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITEM #7 - Proposed Charter for Pinellas County. The City Manager reviewed
a report he had made regardin~ the pro90sed Pinellas County ChaI'ter. The report
contained comments and critic~sms including but not limited to such~ems as
Partisan Elections, Consolidation of Certain County and Municipal services and
Elected Executives versus appointed Professional Administrator, status of
Constitutional Officers and criticism of the Administrative and Legal Construction.
Commissioner Williams spoke of expanded impact on PlanninR S,Zoning and stated
tha~ Zoning decisions should be made at the closest level to the people.
Commissioner Hall commented that he supports cooperation but the document takes
away many municipal functions and he raised the question about the City's sewer
system as to whether it would be sold to the County and who would be responsible
for the future operation of it. Commissioners Wachtler and Carwise concurred
with the comments and criticism of the City Manager. Commissioner Wachtler moved
that the repor't as compiled by the City Manager be accepted and apPI'oved and
that the City Manager present report to the Charter Commission in substance but
not specific as to the thoup,hts of individual Commission members. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
ITEM #8 - Approval of Polling Places for Election, 2/13/73, and appoint and
set Compensation of Election Boards. The City Manager presented r'ecommendations
from the City Clerk for polling places, for appointment and setting compensation
of election Board, Clerks $30.00 and Inspectors $25.00. Commissioner Williams
moved to accept the recommendations of the City Clerk as outlined by the City
Manager. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM #9 - Authorization for Environmental Impact Study - Clearwater Pass.
The Manager recommended approval of a contract with Eco-Imnact Corp. of Gainesville,
in the amount of $9,000 to study the dredgin~ of Clearwater Pasn. He explained
that this would be in addition to the hydrol6~ical study now being done by Coastal
Engineering Dept.. Universitv of Florida, and also that Eco is working with the
firm doin~ the new causeway and bX'idge study as they should study the model now
in existence in Gainesville. Time is of the essence as the model will not be
available more than about two to four weeks. He fUrtheX' went on to say that the
repI'esentatives of the firm would appear' to testify before State agencies if
needed for obtaining dredp,e and fill permits and also if public presentations
were necessary they would be available.on a per diem basis. Commissioner Wachtler
moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager to authorize the appropriate
officials to enter into a contract with Eco-Impact Corp. of Gainesville. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carX'ied unanimOUSly.
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, ITEM *10 - 5 Yea~ Comprehensive Pollution Abatement Plan. The City Manage~
explained this was p~epa~ed by the Cityts consultants, Briley, Wild' Assooiates,
Tho City Attorney presented Resolution *73-9 authorizing the City Manager to sign
applioations and other necessary documents ~elating to the grant and loan.
Commissioner earwise moved that Resolution #73-9 be passed and adopted and the
appropriate officials be authorized to' execute it. Motion was seconded by
Commissionor W~chtlcr and 'carried unanimously. Rouse of water was disoussed.
ITEM #11 - Change Order to Pl'ojcct III Sec. C, \~S-rL-168, The City Manager '
explained Change Order H2 to the contract wIth Boyoe Co. 1969 Water & Sewer Project
III, was for a 12 inch water main on US 19 North from Drew st.; a 20 inch main
along SR 580 and ~ 12 inch main acr09S US 19 at Countryside Way, increasing the
contraot in the amount or $130,420. Commis9ionor Williams moved that Change
Order 12 increasinR the above contract in the amount of $130,420 be approved and
the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion.was seconded by
Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM #12 - Chanp,e Order - Marina. Tho City Hanaftcr explained that Change
Order Hl to the contract with Pipin" Service tnc., St. Petersburg, was for 5
modifications for work at the Marina. Commissionor Williams ~oved that Change
Order Hl to the above contract in the amount of $10,344 be approved and the
appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Carwiae and carried unanimously.
ITEM i13 - Request for County-wide Participation - United Way. The City
Manager introduced Mr. David Sokol, representing United Way, who presented a
request for $750.00 for Planning purposes in the United Way program. He explained
that the United Fund and the Community Counsel merRed into what ie now known as
United Way. He further outlined the proposal for the use of the monies and.
answered questions. Mr. Ed FUlmer, Civil Defense Director, recommended participa-
tion explaining that one advantaRe would be that there would be only one telephone
for any person in trouble to call. Commissioner Hall moved that ~his item be
continued until the next meeting February 5, 1973, at 1:30 P.M., for more information.
, Motion was seconded by Commissioner williams and carried unanimously.
ITEM #14 - Request .for Extension of Time.. poinsette. The City Manager presented
a request f~om A. Lyle poinsette for a 6 months extension of time because of ill
health on the presentation of site plans for his property in Section 16-29-16,
zoned RPD, as he wishes to continue the development of the subject p~opertv and
agreed that all the restrictions and covenants that applied at the time of the
hearing would continue. Commissione~ Hall moved to approve the request for six
months'extension. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and ca~ried,
unanimously.
ITEM #15 - Request for Taxi permits, Checker Cab (Levens) The City Manager
explained that the Police Chief had reviewed the request by Mr. Roland J. Levens
for 9 existing taxi permits to operate as Checker Cab of Clearwater, Ino. The
previous owner of the permits ~~as Russell I. Bean, Sr. Commissioner Wachtler
moved that the transfer be approved as outlined by the City Manager. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
ITEM #16 - Request for Occupational License for Antique Shop & Auotion Room,
1218 Cleveland St. by William J. Cedzich. Commissioner Carwise moved that the
request be approved as outlined. Motion ~as seconded by Commissioner Williams
and carried unanimOUSly.
Commissioner Wachtler left the meetinR at this time.
ITEM "17 - Acceptance of Plats:
a. Westchester of Countryside
b. Quail Run
c. Walden Woods
Commissioner Hall moved that the nlats be approved and the appropriate
officials be authorized to execute them. ~otion was seconded by Commissioner
Williams and carried unanimously by those present. Commissioner Wachtler did not
vote as he was not present.
Commissioner Wachtler returned to the meeting at this time.
ITEM #18 - Requests fo~ Annexation:
a. Lot 5, Blk D, Bonair Hill SUbd., RS-50 - Lewis
b. Lot 6 & Pa~t of Lot 7, Pleasant Ridge Est., RS~75 - Scarfone
c.
Lote 5, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 & 15, Blk A, Palmetto Ter~ace, RS-SO
- Simmons-Eagle
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d. Lots 1 thru l~ & Lots 20 & 21, Dunromin Subd. ., Acreage Tract to E,
P - Jeffords
e. Acreagu Tract S Side of SR 590, BOO ft. E of US 19, RM16 - Brown Homes
Commissionero Hall moved that the requostsfor annexation' a, b, c, d , e as
outlined above by the City Manap,eI". be accepted and I"efet'rod to the prooper City
departments for appropriate action and public hearing. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Carowise and carried unanimously.
ITEM U19 - Bids Electrical Materials. The City ManaRer recommended the
bids of 5 separate fIrms for the materials. CommissionoI" Williams moved that the
bids as I"ecommended, by tho City Manager be awarded as follows: Seminole Eleo~io
Supply Co., Items 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 18, & 19 in the amount of $5,552.21; Fife-FloI"ida
Electrio Supply, Inc., Items 3 and 4 in tho amount of $5,994.00; Gt'aybar Eleotric
Co. Inc., Items U, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 & 14 in the amount of $627.68; WestinRhouse
Electric Supply Co. Items lS and 16 in the amount of $1,259.49; Hughes Supply,
Ino. Item 17 in the amount of $1,968.75, a p,roand total of $15,402.19, which are
the lowest and best roesponsiblc bids and that the appropriate officials of the
City be authorized to execute said contraots which shall be in aocordanoe with
the plans and specifications and bid. Motion was soconded by Commissioner Wachtler
and carried unanimously.
ITEM H20 - Bids. FencinR for TUt'ne~ Ball Fields. The City Manager recommended
acceptin~ tho bid of Reeves Fences, Inc., Tampa. Commissioner Wachtier moved upon
the recommendation of the City ManaRer that the controact be awarded to Reeves
Fences, Inc., in the amount of $~,BOO, whioh is tho lowest and best responsible
bid and that the app~opriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said
contract which shall be in accordance with the plans, specifications and bid.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and oarried unanimously.
ITEM g21 - Extension of Refuse Container Contract. The City ManageI'
recommended extendinR tho contraot with B & C Products for one year at the same
terms and conditions. Commissioner Carwisc moved that the contract be extended
as outlined by the City Manap.er. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams
and carried unanimously.
ITEM #24 - Ordinance #1435 - Amending Zoning Atlas and ZoninR Ordinance
of the City. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance M1435 be read and con-
sidered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the
Commission. Motion was seconded by CommissioneI" Hall and carried unanimOUsly.
The Ordinance was read bv title only. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance
#1435 be passed on its fiI"st readinp,. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall
and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Williams moved that Orodinance #1435 be read and considered by
title only on second and final t'eading at this meeting of the Commission by
unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissione~ Hall
and ca~ried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner
Williams moved that Ordinance #1435 be passed on its second and final reading
and adopted and that the appropt'iate officials of the City be authorized to
execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM 625 - Ordinance #1436 - Annexing and Zoning a Portion of Section 8-29-16
- 590 Corp.; and Lot 2, Blk C, Clearwater Highlands Unit A - Harr. Commissioner
Williams moved that Ordinance 91436 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 carried unanimOUSly. The Ordinance was read by title
only. Commissionet' Williams moved that O~dinance fllq36 be passed on its first
readinR. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1436 be read and considered by
titleonly on second and final I"eading at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous
consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissionet' Carwise and carried
unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Williams moved
that Ordinance #1436 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted and
that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. [1otion was seconded
by Commiasioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM #26.- Resolution - Payment to 8t'ilcy, Wild & Associates - Utility Revenue
Certificates, Series of 1969. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution #73-10
he passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it.
Motion was ssconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
ITEMS "27-30 - Resolutions, numbered #73-5 to H73-B inolusive, Confirming
Minimum Housing Violations - See Items 2 a, b, c, d.
ITEM #31 - Acceptance of Deeds & Easements - 590 Corop. The City Attoroney
presented the followinp, instruments:
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Deed ft'om Imperial Motels Cot'p. for NE Coachman R~. in NE l/ij, Section
7-29-16.,
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Easements ft'om Impet'ial Motels Corp. fot' t'/w and utilities in Nt l/ij,
Section 7-29-16.
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Deed fro om The 590 COtlp. for t'/w'in N\>1 1/4, Section 8~29..16.
Easement from The 590 Cot"p. for dt'lainano and utilities in NW 1/4, Section
8-29-16.
Easement from Tho 590 COt'p. for r/w in NW 1/4, Section 8-29-16.
Deed fJ'lom The 590 Corp. fot' "!'/w of SR 1590.
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Commissione"!' Wachtler moved that the above inst"!'uments be accepted and the
City Clerk be di"!'ected to record same in the public reoords of Pinellas County, Fla.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ' ,
ITEM #32 _ Approval of Proposed Legislative Bills. The City Attorney explained
the proposed leflislative bills: (1) Redefining the boundary limits of the City;
(2) Revise the Employees Pension Act to oonform with ~he stipulation ordered by ,
the Court regarding the six months proba~ionary period; (3) !o b"t'ing the portion
of the Charter up to date on State Elect10n Laws and Court dec1sions; and (4) To
provide fo"!' an Assistant City Clerk. Commissioner Carowise moved to approve the
bills and they be presented to the pinellas County Legislative Delega'Uon. Motion ,I
was seconded by Commissione"!' Williams and ca"!'ried unanimously.
Commissione~ Hall asked about establishment of boat ramp at Stevenson's C"!'eek
towhich the City Manager replied that it was being included in the 'capital
improvement report as well as one on Courtney Campbell Causeway.
Commissioner Hall suggested recognizing young men becoming Eagle Scouts as
Ambassadors of Clea"!'wate"!'.
Commissioner Hall moved that the meeting be adjourned at 4:40 P.M. Motion was.
,seconded by Commissione"!' Wachtler and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
January 15, 1~73
Awards
PUblic Hea1"inR8
1. Lot Mowing Resolution "3-~
2. Minimum Housing Violationss
a. 103~ N. Madison (Reddick)
b. l512-151~ N. Madison.
(Bryant, et all .
c. 1123 LaSalle (Blake)
d. 1153 Tangerine (Bryant,
et all
3. Final Developmont Plan - Woodlake
Villas (Calhoun~Center)
~. Zoning Amondment - SW Corner of
Rainbow.& Dunoan, from RS5~A to
PS (Anta Cot"p.)
5. Requests for Annexation and
Determination 6, Establishment
of Zoning i Fire District
Classification~
a. 280' S of Gulf to Bay, 150'
E of Belcher, RMH (Clements)
b. SW Corner of US19 i Drew,
CG (Statewide Stations, Inc.)
c. Lot 4, Bl 13, Highland Pines,
2nd Addn., RS50 (Ledet)
d. Lot 14, Terra Alto Est.,
RSsO (!iehr)
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
JANUARY 15, 1973
1~30 P.M.
Invooation
Introductions
Minutes of PrecedinR MeetinRB
Public Hearings
Reports from City Manager
Reports from City Attorney
Citizens to be Heard
other Commission Action
Adjournment
MeetinR Pension Plan Trustees
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Reports from City ManaRer
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City Consultant re Greenwood
Redevelopment Board and Committee
Proposed Charter for Pinellas
County
Approval of Polling Places for
Election, 2/13/13, and appoint
and Bet Compensation of Election
Boards '
Authorization for Environmental
Impact Study - Clearwater Pass
s-Year Comprehensive Pollution
Abatement
Change Order to Project III, Sec.
C, WS-FL-168
Change Order - Marina
Request for County-wide Partici-
pation - United Way
Request for Extension of Time -
poinsette
Request for Taxi Permits, Checker
Cab (Levens)
Request for Occupational License
for Antique Shop i Auction Room,
1218 Cleveland
Acceptance of Plats:
a. Westchester of Countryside
b. Quail Run
c. t.Jalden Woods
Requests for Annexation:
a. Lot S,Bl 0, Bonair Hil~
Subd., RS50 (Lewis)
b. Lot 6 6, Part of Lot 7, Pleasant
Ridge Est., RS1s (Scarfone)
c. Lots 5, 7, la, 11, 12, 13,
14 i 15, Bl A, Palmetto Terr.,
RSsO (Simmons-Eagle)
d. Lots 1 thru 14 & Lots 20 6, 21,
Dunromin Subd. & Acreage
Tract to E, P (Jeffords)
e. Acreage Tract S Side of SR590,
800' E of US 19, RM16 (Brown
Homes)
Bids, Elect~ical Materials
Bids, Fencing for Turner Ball
Fields
Extension of Refuse Container
Contract
Other Engineering Matters
Verbal Reports and Other Pe~ding!'
Matters
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Unit A . .'., . ", '" ..,:',,' ':,'.'i..':~!k'lt"i)
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Wild - Utili Revneue Cert..' .:-", ,..' ". ~ ,\ ,:; ';"'{-:fjt~;tt~l
Series of 1969 ' . , ,:". .' '.' ./.<,:"r'\)'l;\J;~~l
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Resolut on - Con I'm ng M n mum", .. ,'~' " : ":\i~,FFi
Housing Violation - 1034 N. ' ;,:' \~ '.::;, ".';:';(;
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Resolution - Confi'r'ming Minim\lm"', : :,:: ;!,'1-';~
Housing Violation - 1512-1114.' ..' '::::i":\':'\~
N. Madison ,'. ,..'....:.<;:,:)'!.'.
Resolution' Confirming Minimum. .", ;, ".~~t::".\,;,
Housing ViOlation -,1123 LaSalle'
ReSOlution - Conf!1"ming Minimum "
,Housing ViOlation 1153 Tango1"ine
Acceptance of Deeds ~ Easements
590 COl'p.
ApP1"oval of Pl'oposed Legislative
Bills
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