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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
Ma~ch 5, 1973
The City Commission of the City of Clea~wator met in ~eRula~ sossion at
the City Hall,Monday, Maroh 5, 197.3, at ls30 P.M., with the fOllowing membe~s
presents
Donald S. Williams
Riohard D. Wachtler
Joseph. Ca~wise
Rick Hall
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissione~
Absent:
H. EVQrett Hougen
Also p~esent we~Q:
Mayo~-Commissione~
Me~~ett R. Stie~heim
He~be~t M. B~own
Max Battle
SRt. C. E. Hayden
City tianap,e~
City Atto~ney
City Enp,ineer
Re?~esentinR Police Chief
In the absence of Mayo~ Hougen, Commissione~ Williams called the meeting
to orde~. The invocation was p,iven by the City Atto~ney. Commissione~ Carwise
moved that Commissione~ Williams be the acting Mavor until the Mayo~ ~etu~nB to
the City. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtle~ and ca~~ied unanimously.
Commissioner Ca~wise moved that the minutes of the regular meeting of February
5th, and the special meeting of February 14, 1973, be app~oved as reco~ded and
as SUbmitted in written summation bv the Cle~k to each Commissione~. Motion was
seconded by Commissionc~ Wachtle~ andcar~ied unanimously.
ITEM #1 - A public hea~ing on Request fo~ Vacation of Po~tion of Wistful
Vista Drive. The City Manap,e~ repo~ted that this item was cancelled, and will
be ~eadvertised and reconsidered afte~ the surrounding prope~ty is annexed.
ITEM #2 - A public hea~ing - Continued - Revised Master Plan - NW Corne~
of Sha~key & Old Coachman (Dynamic Investments Inc.) The City Manager recommended
this item be continued as it only constituted about half of the enti~e p~oject
and suggested the Commission consider a site plan fo~ the enti~e p~ojeot on
Ap~il 2, 1973. Commissioner ~~chtler moved that this item be continued to April
2nd, 1973, at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried
unanimously,
ITEM #3 - A public hearing on Zoning Amendmentg:
a. (A) Begin 1174.44 ft. South of cente~ of Section 17-29-16,
sr 561.78 ft., SW 607.09 ft., NW 1122.10 ft., NE 678.25
ft., SE 444.22 ft. to P.O.B.
(B) r~om center line of Section 17-29-16, ~un South 1174.44 ft.,
SE 561.78 ft. fo~ P.O.B., SW 607.09 ft., SE 899.56 ft.,
NE 404.35 ft., NW 1051.63 ft., M.O.L. to P.O.B.
Both of above pI"opet'ties to be changed"' from R~tH (mobile home park) to
RPD (~esidential planned development) zoning, located South of Gulf to Bay Blvd.
known as Sky Harbo~ Mobile Home Park - Sky Harbor Estates Co~p.
The City Manager explained the petition for change of zoning from CG
(gene~al business) and RMH (mobile home park), to RPD (residential planned
development), and Fire District #2 and he ~epo~ted the Planning & Zoning Boa~d
~ecommended app~oval. He also stated that the mobile home community would be
converted to a condominium with recreation facilities and bay access, with
public access agreed to and to be arranged in conjunction with the shopping
center expansion olan. Mr. Robert Tench, attorney fo~ the applicants, explained
the comp~omiscd purchase a~rangement made with the Blackburn Bros. some time
ago and that 100% of the park ~esidents had signed an a~eement for the con-
dominium document. The Planning Directo~ explained why it had to be ~ezoned in
answer to a question by ~r. Cha~les Finton. After a discussion Commissioner
Hall moved that the application of Sky Ha~bor Estates Co~p. fo~ change of zoning
from RMH to RPD be approved and the City Atto~nev be instructed to include this
in an amendment to the Zonin~ O~dinance to be bt'ought back to this Commission
for app~oval as soon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler
and ca~~ied unani~oUBly.
b. The following description to be changed from RS-50 (single family)
to RM-l6 (medium densit~ multi-family) zoning: Begin 1,000 ft.
M.O.L. East from Southwest corner of No~thwe9t 1/4 of No~thwest
1/4, Section 8-29-16, run East 172.94 ft., North 60 ft., West
171.03 ft., Southerly 60.06 ft. to P.O.B. - Brown Homes.
The City Mana~e~ outlined the reque9t which is located South of Lot 9,
Orange Blossom 1st Addn. about 1300 ft. South of S.R. *590 on the West side of
Owen D~ive. The Planning & Zoning Board reoommended app~oval subject to retention
as open space with 30 ft. easement th~ough South 1/2 of lot. Item 14 was con-
." Bide~ed along with this item.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MarQh .5. 1973
. ITEM N" - A public hearing on Reques.t for Annexation and Determination
& Establishment of Zoning and Fire Distriot Classifioation.
Begin 126.66 ft. East and 50.1" ft. South of Northwest oorne~
of Northwest 1/" of Northwost 1/4, Seotion 8-29-16, thenoe
Southerly 128...90 ft., East 362.67 ft., Northerly 1121.58 ft.,
Wost 206 ft., No~ther1y 161.72 ft., West 117.21 ft. to P.O.B.
wi th R11-l6 (mad i.um density multi-family) zoning and Fit'e
Distriot No. 2 olassification - Bt'own Homes Inc.
The City Manager outlinod the request for this propet'ty looated on the
South aide of S.R. 590 about 750 ft. East of U.S. 19 North. T:.e PlanninR &
Zoning Board reoommended approval, subjeot to 10 ft. additional right of way
on SR 590, 30 ft. %'i~ht',of way easement on South, drainage and utility easements
on East and West perimeters. The applicant was amenable. The applioant was not
ap,reeable to possible dedioation of a lake.area as shown on their development
plan. Staff also reoommended against it because of maintenanoe problem.
Charles Barber rept'esenting Brown Homes outlined the proposal, saying they
wanted 141 units. Discussion ensued. Thet'e were no objeotions. Commissioner
Wachtler moved to approve Item 3 b. and 4 with R11-l6 zoning and Fit'e Distriot No.
2 and the City Attorney be instruoted to inolude this in an ot'dinanoe to be
brouRht baok to this Commission for approval as soon as possible. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Hall. Commissioner Hall spoke in objeotion to too
hiRh a density adjoining single family zoning. Upon the vote being taken
Commissioner \.,Taohtler voted "aye". Commissioners Hall, Hilliams, and Cat'w!se
voted "no". t-.1otion did not carry.
ITEM H5 - Ordinanoe #14..0 Fire Safety Regulations. The City Manager' explained
that the Building Direotor, Fire Chief and Fire Marshall were present if there
are any questions. It was reoommended that the provisions pertaininR to sprinkler
system in publio parking garages or deoks between parking faoility and adjoining
floors be deletedi An amendment was also reoommended to ohange the word
"olosures" to "olosers" and delete the words "designed by oompetent engineers"
relating to gas venting systems. Commissioner Hall moved that the amendments
be approved as outlined. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Waohtle~ and car~ied
unanimously.
Commissioner Hall moved that O~dinance Bl..40 as amended be read and oon-
sidered by title only on first reading by unanimous consent of the Commission.
Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Waohtler and carried unanimously. The Ordinanoe
was read by title only. Commissioner Hall moved that Ordinanoe H14..0 be passed
on its first reading. Hotion was seoonded by Commissioner Waohtle~ and oarried
unanimously.
Commissioner Hall moved that Ordinance Hl....O be read and oonsidered 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
Waohtler and carried unan~mous1y. The Ordinance was read by title only.
Commissioner l~ll moved that Ordinanoe 01..40 be passed on its seoond and final
reading and adopted and that the appropriate offioials of the City be authorized
to exeoute it. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Carwise and oarried
unanimously.
ITEM #6 - Resolution - Bridge, Alt. US19 & Stevensons Creek. The City
Manager explained this resolution requestinR the Florida Dept. of Transportation
to reoonstruct Stevenson Creek bridge and with a minimum clearanoe of 12 1/2 ft.
in order that boats oould pass through. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution
#73-25 be passed and adopted and the appropriate offioials be authorized to
exeoute it. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Carwise and. carried unanimously.
ITEM 67 - Resolu~ion - Deletion of McMullen-Booth Road from State Primary
System. The Manager explained that this was a request of the City of Clearwater
opposing ~he deletion of the road from the State Primary System and requesting
a prior publio hearing on the matter. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution
#73-26 be passed and adopted and tho appropriate officials be authorized to
execute it. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM i8 - Emergenoy Relief Prooedure. The City Manager explained this
would set up a privately supported emergency relief fund without any City con-
tributions, and administered bV Mrs. Bettv Haeseker, Community Relations
Coordinator. Commissioner Carwise moved that the fund be appt'oved. Motion was
seoonded by Commissioner Waohtler. Commissioner Hall spoke in objection. Mrs.
Haeseker said the City would be neutral. Commissioner Hall asked why the City
should be involved and reoommended an organization be administrator. Commissioner
Hall moved to table the item. The motion died for laok of a second. Mrs.
Gabriel Cazares spoke in favor. Upon the vote being taken, Commissionet's
Waohtler, Cat'wise and Williams voted "ayell. Commissioner Hall voted "noli.
Motion oarried.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
Maflch 5, 1973
ITEM H9 - N~n-Re9ident Use of City Reoreation Facilitie;, Mary Cummings,
non-flosident, spoke of people oonsideflinp, Clearwater theifl community, and they
should not be barfled fflom City facilities, but flecommendcd a fee fOfl'non-
resident;, Commissioner Carwise moved to defer this item until April 2, 1973,
at 1:30 P,M, for a full Commission and fleoommendation fflom the City Manager,
Motion was seoonded by Commis9ionefl Waohtler and oarried unanimously.
Commissione~ Hall recommended when sotting up reoommendations the wOfld resident
or taxpayer be used; oonsider motel gucsts' and fee for family unit for all
faoilities $75.00 inoluding library. Commissioner Carwise flecommended the
Managor oonsider the beaoh also.
ITEM *10 - Request for BcveraRe Zoning - Cleaflwater Mall, The City Manager
outlined the flequest fflom Clearwatefl Mall, Ino., in Seotion 17-29-16. Commissioner
Hall moved that the request be appfloved and the City Attorne~ be instruoted to
inolude this in an amendment to the bcverage ordinanoe, Mot1on was seoonded by
Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously,
ITEM N1l - Assignment of Lioense - Hilton Inn. The City Managefl reoommended
assip,nment of the license agreement to use City owned property under C1eaflwater
Pass Bridge for parkin~ Durposes from Field Hotel Corp. to Stan Musial and
Biggie's Clearwater Beach Hilton, the new owners, with the fee to be renegotiated
at the time of issuing an additional 5 year option. Commissioner Wachtler moved
that the assignment of agfleement with that amendment be approved and the
appropriate officials be authorized to exeoute it. Motion was seoonded by
Commissioner Carwise and caflried unanimously.
ITEM N12 - Consultant Contraot - "701" Program. The City Manager recommended
ente~ing into a contraot with Candeub, Fleissig and Assooiates for teohnical and
prOfessional servioes in oonneotion with the "70111 Compt'ehensive Assistance
program. Commissioner Hall moved that the appflopriate offioials be authorized
to exeoute the oontract, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and
car~ied unanimously,
ITEM #13 - Requests for Annexation:
a. NE Corne~ SR 580' & MoMullen-Booth Rd" P - City.
b, Lot 16 & portiona Lot 15, Blk A, Sunset Point Est. CG - Blakley.
0, Lots 23 & 2~, Highland Lakes SUb., 1st Addn., PS - Markland,
d. Lot 6, Blk 9, Highland Pines sub. nl, RS-50 - Fuchs.
Commissione~ Wachtler moved that the requests fo~ annexation as outlined by
the City Manager be aocepted and ~efer~ed to the p~oDefl City departments for
appropriate action and public hearin~. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner
Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM 1I1~ - Bids - PavinR, Curbs & Drainage - Demosey, Shore & Ewing. The
City Manap,er flecommended the bid of John Daniels Paving, St. Petersburg,
Commissioner Carwise moved upon the reoommendation of the City Manager that the
contract be awarded to John Daniels Paving Co, for the sum of $25,824,56, whioh
is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials be
authorized to exeoute said oont~act whioh shall be in acoofldanoe with the plans
and specifioations and bid. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Wachtler and
oar~ied unanimously.
ITEM #15 - Bids - Paving, Curbs & Drainage - Eldorado, Aoaoia to Handalay,
The City Manager reoommended aocepting the bid of W, L. Cobb Construotion Co.
St. Petersbuflg, Commissionefl Wachtler moved upon the recommendation of the, cIty
Manager that the oontract be awaflded to W. L, Cobb Construction Company fOfl the
sum of $66,544.45 whioh is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the
app~opriate offioIals be autho~ized to execute said oontflact whioh shall be in
accordanoe with plans, speoifioations and bid, Motion was seoonded by
. Commissione~ Caflwise and ca~flied unanimously,
ITEM #16 - Bids - Paving, Curbs, Drainage & Sanitary Sewers - Replat of
Ardmore Plaoe. The City HanaRer fleoommended aocepting the bid of C. I. Laflaon
Paving, St, Petersbu~g. Commissioner Carwise moved upon the recommendation of
the City Manager that the oontraot be awarded to C. I. Larson Paving for the
sum of $121,996,65, which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the
app~opriate officials be authorized to execute said oontract which shall be in
aoco~dance with the plans, specifications and bid, Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Wachtler and carflied unanimously.
ITt~ #17 - Bids, Front End Loading Trucks, The City Manager reoommended
aooepting the bid of Cralle-Hall Maok Sales, Tampa, Commissioner Carwise moved
upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the oontract be awaflded to
Cralle-Hall Maok Sales, for the sum of $81,226,40, whioh is the lowest and beat
~e~ponsibl~ bid ~nd that the appropriate offioials be authorized to exeoute '
sa1doont~aotwh10h shall, be in aooordanoe with the plans and speoifioations
and bid. Motion wa9 seoonded by Commissione~ Waohtler and oarried unanimOUSly.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETIN~
March 5, 1973
ITEM N16 - Bids, Police Department Uniforms, The City Managerrecommended
the bid of Martin's Uniforms, Commissioner Carwise moved upon the recommendation
or. tho City Manap,er that the contraot be awarded to Martin's Uniforms, for the
sum of $12,699.85 which is the lowest and best responsible bid, and that the
appropriate officIals be authorized to e~ecute said oontract which shall be in
accordanco with the plans, specifications and bid, Hotion was seconded by
Commissioner Itall and carI'ied unanimously.
ITEM #19 - Bids, rire HydI'ants. The City ManaRe~ recommended the bid of
~ & H Valve & Fittinp,s, Anniston, Alabama. CommissioneI' Carwise moved upon the
recommondation of the City Hanap,er that the contract be awarded to M & n VAlve
& Fittinns foI' the sum of $8 632, tho higher bidder because of delivery time
and that the anprop~iate offIoials be autho~ized to e~ecute said contract which
shall be in accordance with tho plans, specifications and bid. Motion w~s
Roconded bV Commi9sione~ Hall and caI'ried unanimously.
ITO! ~20 - Bids, Annual Requirements of Gasoline & Diesel Fuel. The City
ManaReI' recommended acceptinp, the bid of Standard Oil Co" Jacksonville, Fla.
Commissioner Carwise moved ucon the recommendation of the City Manager that the
oontI'act be awarded to Standard Oil Co. for annual requirements for Rasoline
and diesel fuel with the gI'and total about $165,000 to $115,OOOt and that the
appI'op~iate'officials be authorized to execute said ccntI'act wh1ch shall be in
accordance with the olanD, specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITEM #21 - Bids, Sale of Antiques, The Citv ManaRer recommended accepting
the bids of three separate bidde~9 fo~ sale of antiques that have accumulated
in the libraI'Y, such as statuarYt cabinets, etc. CommissioneI' Carwiae moved
upon the recommendation of the C1ty ManaReI' that the contract be awarded to
The Auction Mart, St, Petersburg foI' Items 1 & 6 in the amount of $815.00;
William J. Castagna, for Items 2, 3 & 4 in the amount of $1!450; and J. Beverland,
aldsmar for Item 5 in the amount of $225, a Brand total of ~2,550, which are the
highest and best responsible bids and that the appI'opriate officials be authorized
to execute said contract which shall be in accoI'dance with the plans, specifications
and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously,
ITEM #22 - Bids Demolition of Building - 1034 N. Madison Ave. (Lot 21, Blk
B, SprinRfield Sub. 01) The City Manager I'ecommended the bid of Rodgers Building
Wreckers foI' $540, in accordance with Resolution #73-5.
ITEM #23 - Bids Demolition of Building 1512 - 14 North Madison Ave, ~Lot 1,
Blk G, Fairmcnt Sub.' The City Manager recommended the bid of Edifice WI'ecks for
$900, in accoI'dance with Resolution #73-6.
CommiBsione~ Carwise moved upon the I'ecommendation of the City Manager that
the contract for Item U22 be awarded to Rodgers Building WI'eckers in the amount of
$540 and that Item #23 be awarded to Edifice Wrecks for $900 which are the lowe.t
and best responsible bids and that the appropI'iate officials be authorized to
e~ecute said contracts which shall be in a ccordance with the plans, specifications
and bidE). t.fotion was seconded by CommissioneI' HachtlGr and carried unanimously.
The City Manager reported that negotiations had been carried on with Joyland
TraileI' Park for an extended oeriod of time relatin~ to sewer tap fees and other
items, He recommended that the sewer tap fee be 50\ of the curI'ent fee,
Commissioner Hall moved ucon the recommendation of the City Manager to accept
50t of the CUI'rent fee in recognition that negotiations pertaining to annexation.
dedication of Druid Rd. rip,ht of way and seweI'S have been carried on for considerable
time; that the owner obtained his financing basing his calculations on prior fees
as he was unaware of the present fee and he is agreeable to paying 50\ of the
. current sewer tap fee. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried
unanimously.
The City Manager ?resented a request for a permit for a traveling "Petting
Zoo", at Sunshine Mall, !.farch 13-17 or March 20-24. He recommended approval
subject to reasonable requirements. Commissioner Hall moved to approve the
request as outlined by the City Manager. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Carwise and carried unanimously.
The City Manager reported on negotiations with the new owners of Smith's
Finger for the City to acquire the prope~ty. The owner is about ready to apply
for building permits as most of their plans are complete and therefore he felt
that it was financially impossible for the City to acquire it for public use.
Purchase, condemnation and financing were discussed. Commissioner WachtleI' moved
that the City HanaReI' try to negotiate an outright purchase but if this if not
possible repoI't to the Commission on condemnation and how to finance acquisition.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Wachtler left the meeting at this time.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
.H4l"ch 5, 1973
The City ManaRel" pl"esented a l"equest f~om P4l"k Squal"e Ino. (Chul"oh of the
Asoension) fol" a change of zoninR fl"om RM..44 to RPD (l"esidential planned
development) fo~ the following pl"Ope~tYf
Begin at NOl"the4st oo~nel" of elk Z, Hibisous Gal"dens, thence South
470.90 ft., \~est 326.37 ft., Northetlly alonR cental" line of Stevensons
Creek 497.19 ft., East 180.13 ft. to P.O.B. (locat~d East of Stevenson
Blvd. between Pie~ce St. and F~anklin St.).
The City HanalJol" explained the request was foro a Federally supported highX'ise
faoility with approximately 70 units per aoX'e. He reported the density per acre
of some other buildings in the City as follows:
Barobee TowerR
Prospect Toweros
Ba. yv i ew ToweI"s
HOI"izon House
Mandalay ~hore9
43 units per actle
74 units peI" ac~e
44 units per aore
42 units per aore
60 units cer acre
Commissioner Carwise moved that the request of the Church of the Ascension be
heard on April 30th, 1973, at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall
and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Wachtler l"eturned to the meeting at this time.
The City Attorney and the City Manager recommended a resolution opposing a
proposed legislative bill providing that a munioipal government shall not profit
from any services rendered to any SUbscribers of the service. Commissioner Hall
moved that Resolution #73-27 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials
be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler,and
carried unanimously.
Fire C~ief pitts explained and discussed certain Legislative bills. After
various questions and further discussion, Commissioner Williams moved thRt the
Fire Chief, City ManaRor and City Attorney represent the City before the Legislative
Delegation. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM 926 .. Ordinance #1441 - Annexing & Zoning PoX'tion of Section 4-29-16 -
Southeastern Franchise Corp.; Lot 12, Blk E, Eastwood Terrace, 2nd Addn. .. Babineau;
Lot 5, Blk 0, Bonair Hill Sub. .. Lewis; and Lot 6, and W 1/2 of Lot 7, Pleasant
Ridge Estates Sub. .. Soarfone. Commissioner Hall moved that Ordinance H144l be
read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous oonsent
of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Waohtler and carried
unanimOUsly. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carwise moved
that Ordinance #1441 be passed on its first readinR. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Wachtler and ca~ried unanimously.
Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1441 be read and considered by
title only on seoond and final reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and cal"ried unanimously. The Ordinance
was read by title only. Commissioner Hall moved that Ordinance 61441 be passed on
its second and final reading and adopted and the appX'opX'iate officials be
authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried
unanimously.
ITEM H27 - Resolution - Dedicating StX'eet right of way & Naming Same Bypass
Drive. Commissionel" Carwise moved that Resolution 973-28 be passed and adopted
and the appropl"iate offic~alB be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded
by Commissionel" Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITE!1 H28 .. Resolution.. Authorizing Aoplication for Grant under "70111 Planning
Pt'ogX'am. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution M73-29 be nassed and adooted
and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seoonded
by Commissioner Wachtler and car~ied unanimOUsly.
. ITEM 129 .. Resolution - Allocating Clearwater's Shatle for Purchase of
Clearwater 'Transit Inc. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution N73..30 be
passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be autho~ized to execute it.
Motion was seconded bV Commissioner Hall and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM ~30 . Consent to Assignment of Lease - ClearwateX' Harina East 1/2 of
Room~. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the assignment of lease to Michael
Crowley be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Motion
was seconded by Commissionel" Hall and carried unanimously.
ITEM M31 .. AuthorizinR Contract with Lane I. Ma~shall and Associates fo~
prepatlation of Master Plan'for Crest Lake Gardens. Commissioner Wachtler moved
that the contl"aot be app~oved and the proper City offioials be authorized to
exeoute it. Motion was seconded by Commissione~ Hall and carried unanimOUSly.
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March 5, 1973
ITEM '32 - Authorizing Amendment to Agreement Imperial Land Corp. , The
City Attorney explained that the builder agrees to support City's effort to
extend and improve Heroules Ave. North to SR 590, to extend Belcher Rd. to
align with Old Coaohman Rd, to extend and improve Old Coaohman Rd. to interseot
with the main thoroughfare to be oonstruoted by builder in the Greenbriar II '
development; and reconneot Old Coachman Rd. to Beloher Rd. ali~nment at point
of tanRency with Greenbriar Blvd. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the amendment
to agreement between the City and Imperial Land Corp. be approved and the
appropriate officials be authorized to exeoute it. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Hall and carried unanimOUsly.
ITEM M33 - Authorizing Contract with Heyward H. Mathews to prepare
Environmental Impact Statement - Pierce Blvd. Extonsion. Commissioner Waohtler
moved that the contract be approved and the appropriate offioials be authorized
to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
IT~ N34 - Acceptance of Deeds, Easements, etc. The City Attorney presented
the followinR instruments:
Easement from Ronald G. Blake for sidewalk on N 5 ft. Lot 21, Coaohman
Lake Estates.
Deed for riRht of way from First National Bank and Trust Co. of Dunedin, .
as Trustee in NE 1/4 of SE 1/4, Section 18-29-16.
Deed for right of way from First National Bank and Trust Co. of Dunedin,
as Trustee,' in NE 1/4 of SE 1/4, Section 19-29-16.
Commissioner Hall moved that the instruments be accepted as outlined by
the City Attorney and ,the City Clerk be directed to record same in the public
records of Pinellas Countv, Fla. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise
and carried unanimously. .
ITEM #35 - Lot Mowing Resolution. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution
073-31 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute
it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
Mr. Duke Schultz representing the Home Owners Association complained about
the sign at Sid Lickton Field; asked for additional pOlice on Clearwater Beach,
particularly in the pier area; requested traffic light at Corona and Drew st.; .
and stated that the Ahlgrim property \-7as still in bad condition. He suggested
the Commission inspect this nropertv.
Commissioner Carwise recommended that Palmetto St. near Wood Ave. be paved,
taking whatever action is necessary. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution
#73-32 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to
execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
There being no further busi,ness,
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AGENDA
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
MARCH 5, 1973
1:30 P.M,
Invocation
Introduotions
Minutes of Preoeding MeetinRs
Publio Hearings
Reports from City Manap,er
Reports from City Attorney
Citizens to be Heard
Other Commission Action
Adjournment
Meeting Pension Plan Trustees
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Request fot' Vaoation of Portion at
Wistful Vista ,Drive (oanoelled)
Contd,' - Revised Haster Plan - NW
Corner of Sharkey & Old Coaohman
(Dynamic tnv. Ino. )(to be oontd.)
Zoning Amendments1 .
a . Sky HaX'bor Ho bile Home Park, fX'om
RHH to RPD (Sky Harbor Est. CoX'p,)
b. W Side of Owen, 1300' S of SRS90,
from RSSO to RHl6 (Brown Homes)
Request for Annexation and Determination.
& Establishment of Zoning i riX'e Distriot
Classification - S Side of SR590, 750'
E of USl9N, RMl6 (Brown Homes)
Renorts from City Mana~er
1.
2.
3,
4,
5. Ord. M1440 Fire Safety RegUlations
6. Resolution Bridge, Alt. US19 &
Stevensons Ct'eek
7. Resolution - Deletion of McMullen-Booth
Road from State Primary System
8. Emergency Relief Procedure
9. Non-Resident Use of City Reoreation '
Faoilities
10. Request for Beverage Zonin~ - Clearwater
Hall
11. Assignment of License - Hilton Inn.
12. Consul tant Contract - 1t7 01" Progt'am
13. Requests for Annexation:
a. NE Corner SR580 & McMullen-Booth
Road, P (City)
b. Lot 16.& Po~tion of Lot 15, Bl A,
Sunset Point Est., CG (Blakley)
c. Lots 23 & 24, Highland Lakes Subd.,
1st Addn., P (Markland)
d. Lot 6, Bl 9, Highland Pines Subd.,
Hl, RSSO (Fuchs)
14. Bids, Paving, Cu~bs & Drainage - Dempsey,
Shore & Ewin~
15. Bidsr Paving, Curbs . D~ainage'- Eldorado,
Aoac~a ~o Mandalay
16. Bids, Paving, CurbS, Drainage & Sanita~y
Sewers - Replst of Ardmo~e
17. Bids, Front End Loader Trucks
18. Bids, Police Department Uniforms
19. Bids, Fire Hydrants
20. Bids, Annual Requi~ements of Gasoline
& Diesel Fuel
21. Bids, Sale of Antiques
22. Bids, Demolition of Bldg. - 1034 N.
Madison
23. Bids, Demolition of Bldg. - 1512-14
N. Madison
24. Other EnRineering Matters
25. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Mattera
Reports from City Atto~nev
26. Ord. *1441 - Annexing & Zoning Po~tion
of Sec. 4-29-16; Lot 12, Bl E, Eastwood
Terr., 2nd Addn,; Lot 5, Bl D, Bonair
Hill Subd.; & Lot 6, & W 1/2 of Lot J,
Pleasant Ridge Estates Subd.
27. Resolution - Dedicating Street Right
of Way & Naming Same Bypass Drive
28. Resolution - Autho~izing Application
for Grant unde~ "701" Planning Program
29. Resolution - Allocating Clearwater's
Share for Purchase of Clearwater
TX"ansit Inc.
30. Consent to Assignment of Lease - Clearwater
Marina E 1/2 of Room 4 ,
31. Authorizing Contract with Lane I.
Marshall for ?reparation-Of Marshall
foX" Preparation of Master Plan for Crest
Lake Gardens
32, Authorizing Amendment to Agreement
Imperial Land Corp, '
33. Authorizing Contract with Heyward H.
Mathews to pr~pare Environmental Impact
Statement - PieX"ce Blvd, Extension '
34. Acceptance of Deed., Easements, etc.' , _
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