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CIT'! CO:-H1ISSIOf~ HEI:TING
April 2, 1973
The City Commission of the City or Clearwater met in regular session at the
City Hall. Monday, April 2, 1973, at 1:30 P.M. with the following members presents
H. I:verett Hougen
Donald S. Williams
Joseph Carw!se
Rick Hall
Hayor~CommisBioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
COmlni s s ioner'
Absents
Richard D. Hachtlcr
Alao present were:
Merrett R. Stierheim
Her hart M. Brown
Max Sa ttle
Sgt. C. E. Hayden
Commissioner
City 11anager
City Attorney
City Engineer
Representing Police Chief
Tho Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Rabbi
A. I. Baseman, B'Nai Israol Temple. The Mayor read Rosolution #73-39 honoring and
welcoming Captain Wayne O. Smith, returned Prisoner of War from Clearwater.
Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution 073-39 be passed and adopted and the
appropriate officials be authorized to exocute it. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Williams and car'ried unanimously. The Mayor recognized At'thur Kruse,
Chairman of the Planning & Zoning Board, and Beautification Committee, on his
birthday today. Commissioner Williams moved that the minutes of the regular
meeting of March 5, 1973, be approved as recorded and as submitted in written
summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM #1 - A public hearing on Final Plan - N Side of Sharkey, lOaD' West
of CR23.
The East 295 ft. of West 435 ft. of South 210 ft. of NW 1/4 of SE 1/4,
Section 7-29-16 - Dynamic Inv., Ino.
The City Manager outlined the proposed final plan, showing reduction in
original density. J. Warren Hughes, representative for the applicant, was present.
There'were no objections. The Planning Director explained adjacent zoning in
reply to question by Commissioner Hall. The Mayor read a letter in favor of the
plan from George Hunt, Inc. Commissioner Williams moved that the 6i te plans
presented by Dynamio Investments, Inc., be approved on recommendation of the
Planning & Zoning Board. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and oarried
unanimously.
ITEM # 2 - A public hearing on requests for Annexation and Determination &
Establishment of Zoning & Fit'e District Classification:
a. Continued - Lots 1 to 14 inClusive, 20 and 21, Dunromin Sub. and West
625.8 ft. of South 1/4 of Southwest 1/4 of Southwest 1/4 less Dunromin
SUb., Section 19-29-16 with PS (professional services) zoninr, and Fire
District No.1. - Jeffords
The City Manager noted Planning and Zoning Board recommendation for approval
and described the principal features of the applicant's request: three-story
height limitation; maximum density 20 units per acre; 10\ of office building area
for occupants' snack bar; pt'eservation of existing trees wherever possible;
triangular portion of the property at Belleair and Belcher landscaped and main-
tained by the owner; and property line landscaped as a buffer separating this proposed
project from the single-family homes on the east. Applicant's Attorney, Mr. Charles
George, emphasized the need for larger company office space and a snack bar set'ving
the needs of personnel. H. C. Norman (2298 ~elleair Rd.) complained that the
applicant had made no real concession in building size, preserva~ion of trees,
creation of adequate buffer zones and labeled the project a commercial venture.
Another resident of tho at'ea, Louis Fratello, spoke of the project as a commercial
intrusion into a residential area, and called it "spot zoning". 11rs. Patrick Logue
also spoke against the project. The Mayor reported receipt of a letter from Mrs.
A. E. Green in opposition. A letter from Mr. William W. Gilkey, read by the City
Clerk, asked that Mr. Gilkey's name be removed from the petition in opposition.
Commissioner Williams moved for approval with the following restrictionss
use limited to professional offices; 25 ft. height limit; provision for a minimum of
35\ usable open space; and no commercial food service. The motion was seconded by
Commissioner'Hall. Mr. George cited the motion as unacceptable to the applicant on
the basis of height rest~iction. Upon the vote being taken Commissioner Williams voted
"aye". Commissioners Hall. Carwi8e and Mayor Hougen voted IIno". Motion did, not carroy.
Continued later in meeting, after Item 2 1.
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CITY COMMISSION MEEtING
Apri.l 2, 1913
ITEM * 2 i. - Kapok Tree Inn reQuost for Annexation & Zoning:
The Mayor Quggoatod that the Commission deviate from the..agenda to consider,
this item as the applicant had requQsted continuancB to l1ay 21st, 1913.
(a) Begin 667 ft. East & 200 ft. North of SW corner of SE 1/4 of NW l/~,
Section 9-29-16, thence North 466 ft. M.O.L., West 334 ft., South
466 ft. M.O.L., East 334 ft. to P.O.B. with CG (business) zoning and
Fire District No. 1 - Kapok Tree Inn.
(b) Begin 667 ft. East of SW corner of SE 1/4 of NW 1/4 Section 9-29-16,
thence East 1147 ft. M.O.L., North 200 ft., WQS~ 1147 ft. H.O.L.,
South 200 ft. to P.a.a. and Bop,in at HE corner of SE 1/4 of Nt 1/4
Section 9-29-16, West 503 ft. for p.a.n., South 222 ft. Westorly
along North line of Del Oro Groves 1st Addn. 1230 ft. ~(.O.L., North
300 ft. to North line of South 1/2 of HE 1/4, East 1200 ft. to P.a.a.
with RPD (residential planned development) zoning and Fire District
No. 2 - Kapok Tree Inn.
(c) Begin 667 ft. East and 200 ft. Horth of SW corner of SE 1/4 of NW 1/4
Section 9-29-16, thence North 466 ft. M.O'L" East 667 ft. M.O.L.,
North 550 ft.. East 290 ft., NOI'th 50 ft., East 320 ft., North 65 ft..
East 290 ft., M.O.L., South 600 ft. M.OIL., West 60 ft., South 129 ft.,
West 245 ft., South 80 ft., West 119 ft., South 320 ft., West 1147 ft.
M.O.L. to p.a.B., with RCPD (residential-commercial planned development)
zoning and Fi~e District No. 1 - Kapok Tree Inn.
CommissioneI' 1211 moved that this item be continued to May 21, 1973, at
1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner CaI'wise and caI'I'ied unanimously.
Discussion resumed on Item #2 a,'~issioner i~ll suggested changes in the
building plan and paI'king 1ayou~~0 improvQ appearance and stated he was willing
to accept a 900 sq. ft. limitation on snack bar size and 30 ft. building height.
Further discussion developed on building height.
After further discussion Commissioner Hall moved acceptance of the request
with PS zoning and Fire District No.1, with a building height limitation of 33 feet,
with movement forward of the building on the east to effect appropriate separation,
with snack bar closed after 5:00 P.M., size limited to 900 sq. ft., landscaping as
outlined by the Manager and dedication of 50 ft. for Belleair Rd. Commissioner
Carwise seconded the motion. Commissioners Carwise, Hall and Mayor HouBen voted
in favor; Commissioner Williams voted "no". Motion car~ied.
b. Continued - Begin at the Southeast co~ner of Southwest 1/4 of Southwest
l/~, Section 4-29-16, thence West 553.88 ft., North 904.36 ft., North-
east 14B.99 ft., East 542.81 ft., South 1056 ft. to P.OIB. with RI1-10
(single family-Duplex-apaI'tment) zoning an~ Fi~e District No. 2 -
Swearingen.
The City Hanagcr outlined the X'equest and read the t'ecommendation of the
Plannin~ & Zoning Board for app~oval subject to the drainage and utility ease-
ment stJ.pulated by the EngineeI'ing Department. Donald I1cFarland, attorney foX'
the applicant, asked that the request be continued for 2 weeks. Commissioner Hall
moved that the request be continued to April 16, 1973, at 1:30 P.M. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Ca~wise and carried unanimously.
S~t. C. E. Hayden was ~eplaced at this time by Sgt. James O'Neill.
c. Begin 2157.27 ft. East and 580 ft. North of the Southwest cox>net' of
Southeast 1/4, Sect~ 4/5-29-16, thence NOI'th 754.88 ft., East 520.95 ft.,
South 50.16 ft., East 813.54 ft., Southwest 385 ft., West 230.13 ft.,
South 215 ft., l.Jest 65 ft., South 4.46 ft.. Northwest 491.27 ft.. South
146.67 ft., West 530 ft., to p.aIB. with RS-50 (single family) zoning
and Fit'e District No. 2 ~ Salls, et al.
The City Manager read the Planning and Zoning Board recommendation for
approval and stated the City's intorest in acquiring portions of this land for park
purposes and street right-Of-way. Applicant's representativQ stated area north of
the lake would be dedicated to the City to provide parkland and suitable public
access to the lake. In a discussion conce~ning lake maintenance it was noted that
this lake was of sufficient depth to minimize this expense. CommissionsI' Hall moved
to ap~rove the request for annexation by Salls, et al, with RS-60 zoning and Fire
Distr~ct No.2 and the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an oI'dinance'
to be submitted to this Commission for approval as soon as possible, subject to
dedications, easements, I'ights of way and agreements. Motion was seconded by
Commiasioner C~rwiae and cat'ried unanimOUSly.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
April 2. 1973
(B) Begin 700 ft. Cast and SO ft. No~th of SouthwGst corner of
Section 9-29-16, thenoe North 1299 ft.. East 6&1 ft., South
129& ft.. West 645 ft. to P.O.B. with RH-24 (medium density
multi-family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 - Kennody.
The City Manager outlined tho roquest and read tho recommendation of tho
Planning & Zoning Board for approval of Item (A) suuject to covenant of non-
rosidontial uso, and denial of Itcm (8) with tho Board's ~ecommondation for
RM-16 zoning. Owner's ropresentativo, Mr. John Donnor, stated that the own~
could not accept a restriction of 16 units per ac~o. In a discussion of
proposed easements it was noted that a st~nd of beautiful trees would be
spoiled by a 30 foot road on tho north boundary. The City Engineer reported
that the County could not grant more than a 30 foot casement on the north
because of an existing antenna system and recommended a survoy to determine
exact amount needod from Kennedy. Commissioner lmll stated that he could not
accept RM-24 zoning. Mr. Bonner indicated that the owner noodod this zoning
level for purposes of negotiation on the sale of the property. CommissionGr
Williams moved fo~ continuance of this item to Ap~il 16, 1973 (1:30 P.M.> with
the City Manager to continue negotiations on the annexation r~queQt. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
e. Lots 64 & 66, Pinellas Terrace Sub. and Lot 7, Pinellas Terrace Sub..
1st Addition, with RS-SO (single family) zoning and Fire District
No.2. - Nationwide Land Corp.
The City Manager outlined the request and read the recommendation of the
Planning & Zoning Board for approval. Lots 64 & 66 would be zoned RS-60 and
Lot 7. RS-50, to which the applicant agreed. There were no objections. Commis-
sioner Hall moved that the request for annexation by Nationwide Land Corp. with
the above zoning and Fire District No. 2 be approved an~ the City Attorney be
instructed to include this in an ordinance to be ~ought back to this Commission
for approval as soon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwiso
and carried unanimously.
f. Lot 6, Block A. Palmetto Terrace Sub., with RS-50 (single family) zoning
and Fire District No. 2 - Hillor
The City Managor outlined the request and read the recommendation of the,
Planning & Zoning Board for approval. There were no objections. Commissioner
Williams moved that the request for annexation by Vernon Miller with RS-50 zoning
and Fire District No. 2 classification 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 earwise
and carried unanimously.
g. Lot 92, Sunset Gardens Sub. with RS-SO zoning - Morlock
The City l1anager reported that neither the applicant not' his representative
was present at the preliminary hearing and denial without prejudice was recommended.
Commissioner Hall moved to continue the item to tho meeting of April 16 at 1:30 P.M.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried uJ~nimously.
h. Begin 111 ft. West and 50 ft. South of the Northeast corner of Southeast
1/4 of Southeast 1/4, Section 18-29-16, thence Southerly along US 19
R/W 200 ft., West 185 ft., North 200 ft., East 188.89 ft., to P.O.B. with
CG (business) zoning and Fire District No.1 - L6wis
The City Manager outlined the request and read the recommendation of the
Planning & Zoning Board for denial and substitution of CP (commercial parkway)
zoning with a 40 ft. right of way easement on U.S. 19 and a 10 ft. utility easement
along the westerly and southerly boundaries. Donald McFarland. representing the
applicant agreed to the recommendation but questioned the need for 40 feet on U.S. 19.
Discussion ensued. There were no objections, Commissioner Hall moved that the
request for annexation by Asa Lewis with CP zoning and Fire District No. 2 classifi-
cation 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 Carwise and carried unanimOUSly.
Mr. Donald McFarland requested the Commission to reconsider their denial at
work session of application for property in Lots 17 & lS, Pinellas Groves SW 1/4
Section 19-29-16, to be annGxed and zoned RM-12 to be used for apartments constructed'
by the C~istian Science Church.
ITEM #3 - Mr, James Palmer, Executive Director, Downtown Development Board,
reported that tho Board had hired the firm of Traffic Planning Associates to conduct
a, 'study of the downtown parking. He also presented a resolution of the Bo&rd 1"ecom-
, mending a parking authority be created by the City and a ~ontract be entered into with
; ,~affio Planning Associates Inc.. for further study. The ~eBolution alao suggested ,
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CI'l'y COMrlISSION totEETING
April 2, 1973
tho City consider the realignment of Drow St. for a new ,waterfront par~ area. The
Mayor recommonded considoration of this matter be given at the neKt work soaaion.
ITEM *4 - Request to Purchase City owned property - Calvary Baptist Church. '
The City Mananer explained that the church has requosted that tho i tom be cc:mtinued
fOlltwo weeks.
ITEM is - Holding Period - Building Permits, Annexation applications
The City HanaBclI roviewed the circumstancos loading to a lIocommenc1ation for a
30-day holding period on procoBsinB of building permits and annexation applicationa.
A two-fold objective would be served; an opportunity to catch up on review of
current plans and construction and a means of slowing to Bomo eKtont the City's '
rapid rate of growth.
The sUBgested holding period would not affect parmi to for plans already under
review, halldship cases SUbmitted undell an appoal procedure, and lIequests on single-
family construction when a contllact is in existence or the owner is constructing
his own homo. During this period the City would not accept applications for anneK-
ation of unimproved property eKcopt where the owner planned to build his own home, Tho
rostriction would not apply to improvod property annexation requests. Commissioner
Hall moved to accept tho City Manager's lIecommondation. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM #6 - Acquisition of Park Land - Urschel. The City Manager outlined a
proposed contract for City purchase of a parcel of land ownod by Mrs. Lillian Urachel
at a purchase pllico of $70,000. (Lots 508 through 511, 579 through 584, and 651
through 656, Dol Oro Groves Sub.). Agreement provides for purchase over a five-year
period at 3 1/2\ interest, with $5,000 paid on execution of aglloement and $12,500
paid at time of Closing. The City Manager also recommended continuing negotiations
to acquire property owned by Osceola Inn. Commissioner Williams moved that the ,
purchase agreement be approved and the appropiate officials be authorized to executa
it and the City ManaRer be direc~ed to continua neRctiations with Osceola Inn.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carriod unanimously.
ITEM #7 - Set Date for Bermuda Street area Annexation Referendum. Commissioner
Carwise moved that the City Clerk be directed to make all necossary preparations for
the forthcoming Bermuda Street referendum on July lath, with the approval of the
Supervisor of Elections Office. r1otion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and
callried unanimously.
ITEM fiB - Fire Hydrant Contract. The City Manager explained features of the
proposed aRreoment with the Boyce Co. for fire hydrant installation. The Fire Chief
had signified approval. Commissioner Hall moved that the contract be approved as
recommended by the City Hanagell and the Fire Chief. Motion was seconded by Commis-
sioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM #9 - Acceptance of Plat - Valencia Park, Unit 3. Commissioner Carwise'
moved that the p1a~ be acc,epted and the proper off~cia1s be authorized ~o execute it.
Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously.
ITEM U10 - Requests for annexation
a. Lot 16, Blk A, Carlton Terrace Sub. RS-60 - City.
b. Lot 10, Clearwater Industrial Palik, ML - City
c. Lot 1, Blk I, RS-SO -' Carroll; Lot 2, Blk I, RS-SO - Vicario; Lot 16,
Blk H, RS-50 - Haute, all in Salls Subd.
d. Lot 1, Blk B, Pine Ridge Subd. RS-50
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e. Lot 29, Crystal Hgts., Unit 1, RPD 8 - MacDonald
f. Lot 5 & Portion of Lot 4, Blk J, Oak Acres Addn., Unit 1, RS-75 - Butler
g. Lot 12, Sec. 19-29-16, Pinellas Groves, PS (Harris)
h. .NW corner Hercules & Sunset Point Road, CSC & RPD - Shell Oil Co.
.i. S and Adjacent to Harn Blvd., West of US 19, R~-34 - Schwartz & Fisher
j. Portion of Lot 9, Mosell Acres, Commercial - Hitchcock
Discussion ensued rep,arding proposed use by the City of Lot 10, Clearwater
Industrial Park with the City Hanager explaining it was to be used by the Parks
and Recreation Department. Commissioner Williams moved that Items 10 a, c, d, a,
f, S, h, i and j be accepted as outlined by the City Manager and referred to the
proper City departments for appropriate action and public hearing. Motion w~a
seconded by Commissioner Callwise and carried unanimously.
,Commissioner Williams moved that Item 10 b. be,accepted and lIaferrcd to the
proper Ci~y departmants for appropriate action and public hearing with the request
,.', "it be zoned P (public). l1otion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and. c&t"ried
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
April 2, 1973
Tho City Manager spoke of Mr. MoFarland appealing to tho Commission for
reconsidoration of tho decision to dQny an application for RM-12 zoning (Request
for Annexation: ' ~ot 17 and Portion of Lot 18, Pinollas Groves. .. W010en900 and
Glanz). Mr. McFarland, he beliuvod, was agroeable to amending tho application to,
RM-10. Tho Cit~ Managor asked if the Commission would accopt an amendod appli-
cation with R11-10, Commissioner Williams moved that an amendod appli.cation bo
a.coopted with tho recommondation that tho Planning and Zoning Board considar
eight as a maximum. Motion was aocondod' by Commissioner lIall 'and carried
unanimously.
Commissionor l'~ll moved that the definition of low donsity under tho com-
prehensive plan now bo ohanRed from 10 to 8 and that a low of ~ be set for medium
density in liou of 10. 11otion was seconded by Commissionor 'o'/illiams a.nd oarried
unanimously.
Tho City HanaRor reported that a proposed temporary pedostrian easemont
behind Oak GrOVG Junior High School through City property fOr ohildren attending
Plumb Elementary School had been found not feasible due to costs and that propoB~d
easements through private proporty in Oak Grove Estates and Imperial Park had beon
rejected by tho partios affected.
Set Public Hearings t"e ~finimum lIousinr. Violations:
a. 1030 N. Madison Ave. - Lot '20, Ink 8, Springfield Sub. H owner ..
T. J. Janos
b. 607 Eldridgo St., - East ~O ft. of Lots 37 & 38. Bidwells Oakwood -
ownor - Graham Neeld
Commissioner Hall moved that the ?ublic hearings for the above housing
violations be set for !1ay 7, 1973, at 1:30 P.M. Motion ~las seconded by Conunissioner
CarwisG and carried unanimously.
The City Manager reported laok of manpcwer in the Sanitation Division and
presented proposed alternatives to improve the garbage and trash pick.up situation:
1. Increase the sanitation collection fee
2. Convert all sanitation collection to curb-side pick-up
3. Adopt a combination curb-side/rear yard pick-up servioe with rates
adjusted accordingly.
Be c1 tad the advantages and the disadvantages of the various proposals. Considerable
discussion ensued and a publio hearing was recommended. Commissioner l~ll moved that
a public hearing be held April 16th, 1973, at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
The City Manager presented a Change Order to the Dawson Co, contract (1969
Water & Sewer Project) fo~ a line along S.R. 580. He spoke of federal funds being
available under Change Order to an existing contract. Harry Wild, of BrileYt Wild
& Associates (Consulting Engineers) spoke of the application for funds. Commissioner
Carwiss moved that Change Order ~3 increasing the contract in the amount of
$115,482.23 be approved and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner i~ll and carried unanimously, '
Mr, i~rry Wild, of Briley, Wild & Associates, Consulting Engineers, reported
on recent actions of the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council, responsible for a
comprehensive water & sewer ~rograrn under the Federal Environmental Protection
Agency, New disposal projeots must be in harmony with the overall planning to
receive support of federal funds. Providing funds are granted, Clearwater would be
willing to participate in the rearranRernent of service area treatment operations on
the basis of a oomputer model. Upon the recommendation of the City Manager, Commis-
sioner Hall moved to proceed t-1i th the State along the lines of the economic computer
model subject tc availability of treatment facilities and federal funds. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously.
The City engineer spoke of the City's commitment to provide sewage ~reatment
for U. S. Homes. Under a package plant permit currently outstanding, it was
recommended that U. S. Homes install the plant at the downstream end of the line
being installed under contract chanBe order. The City could negotiate purchase of
this plant at a later date when the City's lift station is installed. Commissioner
Carwise moved that the recommendation be approved and the appropriate officials be
authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissionor Williams and carrie~
unanimOUsly. (Countryside) .
ITEM #13 - Ordinance Nl~45 - Annexing & Zoning Lot 9, Orange Blossom SubQ. -
Petrone; Lot 15, Gracemoor Sub, - Samson; and Lot 16, Canterbury Hta. - Lashua.
Commissioner Carwise moved that OrdinancQ 11445 be read and considered by title only
on the first' reading. Motion\olas seconded by, CommisB ioner Ball and carried unanimously.
, 'The, Ordinance was J'lead by titlo only, CommissioneJ'l Carwise moved that Ordinance M141J5 '
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April 2, 1973
Commissioner Carwiso moved that Ordinanco #1445 be read and considered on
second and final roadinp, by title only at this moeting of the Commission by ,
unanimous consent of tho Commission. aotion was secondod by Commissioner Williams'
and ca~riQd unanimously. The Ordinance was road by title only. Commissioner
Carwiso moved that Ordinanoe >>1445 be paRsed on its sccond and final roading and
adopted and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to exeouta
it. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carriod unanimously.
ITE~ #14 - Assessment Resolut::.on - Coots fot" Demolition undot" ~iinimum Houdnn.
(Lot 21, Ulk a, Springfiold Sub. No.1 - ROddick). Commiosioner Carwiso moved that
Resolution #73-40 bo passod and adopted and tho appropt"iato officials be authorizod
to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissionor Williams and carried unanimOUsly.
ITtH 1115 - Assessment Rosolution - Costs for Demolition under ~inimum 1l0usinR.
(Lot 1, {Uk G, rairmont Subd. - HolmeD & Ur-yant). Commiasioner Carwiso moved that
Resolution #73-41 be passed and adopted anJ tho 4opropriate officials be authorizod '
to execute it. Motion was sccondod by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously.
ITCM #16 - Authoriz.inn };xecution of Sewer Agroement - ,Jado Heights Sub. 'Lots
7, 10-21, 24 and 25). Tho City Attorney presented for approval an agreement betweon
the City and CFS Scrvico Corporation providinR for sower connection and sowor .
services. By terms of this agreoment, crs Services will pay usual connoction 'and
service oharges and Beck annexation into the City. Commissioner Williams moved that
the agreement be approved as outlined and the appropriato officials be authorized
to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM 017 - Rosolution - Settinp. rees for Appoals in accordance with Sign
Ordinance to Board of Adjustment & Appeal on SiRns and City Commission. The reso-
lution establishes a fee of $35.00 for applications to Board of Adjustment and
Appeal on Signs and a fee of $25.00 for appeals to tho City Commission. Commissioner
Carwiso moved that Resolution 073-42 bo passed and adonted and the appropriate
officials be authoriz.ed to execute it. 11otion was seconded by Commissionor Williams
,and carried unanimously.
ITDI OlB - Acceotance of Deeds, ~asements & Restrictions:
Easement for sanitary sewer installation from Coachman Properties, Inc. in
South 1/2 of NW 1/4, Section 7 -29-16 '
Easement for sidewalk installation from GeorHe A. Hunt, Jr. on Lot 22,
Coachman Lake Estates.
Commissioner Hall moved that the instruments as outlined by the City Attorney
by accepted and that the City Clerk be directed to record the same in the public
Records of Pinellas County, Fla. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and
carried unanimOUsly.
ITEM iJ19 - Lot 110wing Resolution. Commissioner Hilliams moved that Resolution
#73-43 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authoriz.ed to execute
it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Resolution #73-44 requesting the Board of Pinellas
County Commissioners to proceed at onco with the improvement of Palmetto St. between
Wood and Richards Ave. on an assessment basis, with this request being used in lieu
of a petition from the abutting property owners. Commissioner Williams, moved that
Resolution #73-44 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized
to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and cart"ied unanimously.
The Mayor recommended the reappointment of James T. Davis, Hike Walker and
Dt'. Henry Raichle to the Community Relations Board. Commissioner Hall moved that
the reap90intments be approved as recommended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Williams and carried unanimously.
The ~ayor recommended the reappointment of Mrs. peggy Kaylor, A. W. Price and
Gus Stavros to the Parks & Recreation Board. CommissionEr Carwisc moved that the
reappointments be approved as recommended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Williams and carried unanimOUSly.
The Mayor reported receipt of a communication from Winter Pat'k requesting the
City's cooperation in appealing for the retention of passenger service by Amtrack.
The 11ayor also reported receipt of a resolution adopted by 11adeira Beach
, opposin~ a proposed bill offered by Senator Deeb ~o the Pinellas Legislative
, Delegation limitinR certain municipal government charges on utilities.
,Mr. Duke ,Schultz asked about the condition of the Ahlgrim property about which.
he had previously complained., The City Attorney reported that this item was under
investigation. The possibility of draining the swamp into Drew St., with storm sewer
> and clearing, was mentioned. Discussion ensued. The City Manager ,recommended
assessment as the basis for recovering costs.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETIN~
April 2.,1973
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, Commissioner Hall sUBp.ested that tho City prepare a resolution diroctod to the
Department of Transportation authorizing those cities with traffic, engineers to make
beneficial traffio changes without Department of Transportation a~proval because
of delays experienced in receiving such approvals. By unanimous consent, the '
Commission. was requested to, place this item on tho next agenda. " '
Commissioner' Hall moved that the meoting be adjourned at 6:20 P.M. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously.
The City Commission thon met as Trustees of the Pension Fund with the Mayor
calling the moeting to order. The Clerk read a lottoI' from the Advisory Committee
of the Employees Pension Fund recommending that William Mirna. Foroman II, Public
Service Dept.. be granted a disability pension of $386.04 per month, effective
February 12. 1973. Commissioner Williams moved that the recommendation of tho
Advisory Board be approved as outlined. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner
CarwisD and carried unanimously.
The City Clerk also read lotters from the Advisory Committee of the Employees'
Pension Fund recommondinr. that the following employees be accepted into membership:
David Beckman. Police Cadet, Police Dept.; James Evans, Police Patrolman, Police
Dept.; Michael Bruscoll, Patrolman, Police Dept.; Frederick Casale. Patrolman.
Police Dept.; GreBg Hickman. Patrolman. Police Dept.; Steven Rappa, PatrOlman,
Police Dept.; Thomas Todd. PatrOlman, Police Dept.; Garey F. Staly. Patrolman.
Police Dept.; MiChael Stuart. PatrOlman. Poli~n Dept.; Emmett McCabe. Patrolman.
Police Dept.; Paul Jaquish. PatrOlman, Police Dept.; Ramutis F. Kaminskas, Patrolman.
Police Dept.; ,Franklin Knickerbocker, Patrolman. Police Dept.; Donnis. Labuda,
patvolman. Police Dept.; Raymond Piper, Patrolman, Police Dept.; Michael Platt,
Police Cadet, Police Dept.; Joseph Hillor Laborer. Parks G Recreation Dept.;
Kinzie Johnson. Sanitation Worker. UtilitIes Dept.. Danitation Division; Gary
Van Etten. Laborer. Parks G Recreation Dept.; Franklin Scheuerman. Maintenance,
Tradesworker 1. PUblic Works, Bldg. Maint.; Paul E. Bertels. Traffic Engineering
Aide. Traffic Eng.; Ronald Hannon, W.P.c.. Attendant. W.P.C.; George Owon,
Electric Inspector. Building; Jack Glaze. Sanitation Worker. Sanitation Dept.;
Leman Adams, Laborer, Public'Service; Steve Cloninger. Utility,Sorviceman 1. Gas;
Howard Sheets, Laborer, Parks & Recreation; Jeannie Clark. Clerk Typist I. Police
Dept.; and David Kinnunen. Planning Technician, PlanninH Dept. Commissioner .
Williams moved that the above named parsons be accepted into membership as ,
recommended. 11otion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
There being no further business. the meeting adjourned at 6:25 P.M.
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APRIL 2,', 1973
Publio Hoat'ings.
1. rinal Plan.. N Side of Sha%'lkey, 1000' W ot
CR32 (Dynamio Inv., Ino.)
2. Requests fo~ Annexation and Dete~mination ,
Establishment of Zoning , ri~e Oist~iot
Class :!.fica t ion 1
a. Contd. -Lots 1 tol4 incl., 20 , 21, Dun-
~omin Subd. & Portion Sec. 19-29-16,
PS (Jeffot'ds)
b. Contd. -NW Corner SRS90 i SR593, RM10'
(SweatlinRon)
c. N of Salle Lake Patlk, Unit B sub.', 800' N
of SR590, RSSO (Salla, et all
d. Nt Corner' of U519 & Drew extended, C1' ,
RM214 (Kennedy)
e. Lots 64& 66 pinellas Terr. 5ubd. &
Lot 7, 1'inelias Tetlr. Subd:p,lst Addn.,
RSSO 'Nationwide Land COt'p.J '
f. Lot 6, a1 A, Palmetto Terr. Subd.,
RS50 (Miller)
~. Lot 92, Sunset Gdns. Subd., RS50 (Mot'look)
h. SW Corner of Druid & US19S, CG (Lewis) ,
it E of McUu11en-Booth, N of Kapok Tree Inn,
Del O~o Eat., DelOra Gtloves, Del OtlO
Groves, 1st Addn. & Del 01"'0 "gts., RCPD,
RPD, CG (Kapok Tree Inn)
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AGENDA
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
APRIL 2, 1973
1130 P.M.
invooation
Introductions
Minutes of Precedinp, Meetinp,s
Public HearinRs
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Reports from City Manap,er
Reports f~om City Atto~nev
Citizens to be Heard
Other Commission Action
Adjournment
Meeting Pension Plan Trustees
Renorts from City Manap'e~
3. Personal Appearance.. Executive Di~ecto~,
Downtown Development Authority
4. Request to Purchase City Owned Property -
Calvary Baotist Church .
5. Holding Period - Building Permits, Annexa-
Applications '
6. Acquisition of Park Land - Ursohel -
Osceola Inn
7. Set Date for Bermuda Annexation Referendum
9. Fitle Hydrant Contract
9. Acceptance of Plat - Valencia Park,Unit 3
10. Requests for Annexation:
a. Lot 16, al A, Cat'lton'Terr. Subd.', RS60
(C i ty)
b' Lot 10, Cleat'water Industrial Park, ML(City)
c. Lot 1, B1 I. RS50 (CarX'oll); Lot 2, 81 I, '
RS50 (vicatllo); Lot 16, Bl H, RSSO '(Maute)
all in Salls Subd.
d. Lot 1, Bl B, Pine Ridge Subd., RSSQ
(Christophel' )
e. Lot 29, Crystal Hgts., Unit 1, RPD8
(MacDonald)
f. Lot 5 & Portion of Lot 4, 81 J, Oak Acres
Addn., Unit 1, RS75 (Butler)
g. Lot 12, Sec. 19-29-16, Pinellas Groves,
PS (Harris) ,
h. NW Corner Hercules & Sunset Point Road,
esc & RPO (Shell Oil Co.) ,
i. S and Adjacent to Harn Blvd., W of US19,
Rt134 (Schwartz & Gisher) ,
j.Portion of Lot 9, Mosell Acres, Commer-
cial (Hitchcock)
11. Other Engineering Hatters
12. Verbal Reports and OtheX' Pending Hatters
Reports from Citv Attornev
13. Ord. Nl~4S - Annexing & Zoning Lot 9, Orange
Blosso~ SUbd.; Lot 15, Gracemoor SuM.,' and
Lot 16, Canterbury Heights '
14. Assessment Resolution - Costs for Demolition
under Minimum Housing
15. Assessment Resolution
undc~ Minimum Housing
16. Authori~inR Execution of Sewer Agreement -
Jade Heights Subd. '
17. Rosolution - Setting Fees for Appeals in
accordance with SiRn Ordinance to Board of
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