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04/16/1973 7.10 ,; ".~'T~~"""""__ CITY COMMISSION MEETING April.16, 1973 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater mot in regular session at the City Hall, r~onday, April 16, 1973, at 1130 P.M. with the follo~ing members present: 11. Everett Houp,on Donald S. Williams Richard D. \~achtlor Jooanh Ci1rwise Rick- Hall rlayor..Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Also present worc: Merrctt R. Stierheim Horbart Jot. Bro\o/O Max Battle Frank Daniels Ci ty Hanacer City Attorney City Lngineer Polica Chief The Hayor callod the meoting to order. The 'invocation Has given by Revorend John R., Athas, Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. The Hayor read a lettor and citation from tho Governor's Council on Criminal Justice con~ratulating the City of Clearwater for receiving an action grant award for cxpanslon of microfilm process for records. Tho Mayor presented five-year and ten-year servicQ pins to a number of City employees. Commissioner Carwise movod that the minutes of the regular mootinR of March 19, 1973 be approved as rocorded and as submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. llotion was seconded by Commissioner \'1illiams and carried unanimously. . ITE11 #3a. Request for Annexation and Determination & Establishment of Zoning & Fire District Classification: Begin at SL corner of SW 1/4 of SW 1/4 Section 4-29-16, thence run West 553.88 ft., North 904.36 ft., NE 11.8.99 ft., East 542.81 ft., South 1056.0 ft. to P.O.D. with RM-10 (single family-dup1ex-apartment) zoning and Fire District No. 2 - Swearingen The Mayor read a letter from the applicant requesting that this item be continued for two weeks until the first meeting in 11ay. Commissioner Carwise moved that Item 3 a. be continued until 11ay 7, 1973, at 1:30 P.~l. 110tion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #1 - A public hearing on Lot Mowing Resolution #73-43. The City Attorney explained the resolution. Samuol St. Clair, 910 Pennsylvania Ave., stated that thore was some confusion about the ownership of the property listed under the names of Evelyn Jackson and Rachel St. Clair (Lots 1 & 2 and U 110 ft. of alley, Blk 2, Pinecrcst Sub.) but that he did not represent either of these individuals at tho hearing. Record of inspection showed that the lots were considered a menace to public health, safety and welfare and pictures were submitted verifying the condition of these particular lots. The City Attorney asked that the pictures be made a part of this public hearin?,. Commissionor Hall moved that Resolution H7 3-43, passed on April 2, 1973, be confirmed and made effcctive as to all persons and parcels listed thereon, except for those whose lots have bocn verifieu as being cleared and the proper City officials and employees are hercby directed to proceed in accordance with law and see that tho lots are cleared. aotion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #2 - A public hearing on Minimum Housing Violation: 1009 N. Madison Ave. - Lot 11, Block A, Springfield Sub. 111- Eliba Frazier, 1009 N. Madison Ave. The City Manager outlined the violation and asked the Minimum Housing Inspector, Mr. Gricius, to nive his report. The Inspector recommended demolition as the required repairs exceeded 50\ of the physical value of the building and that a building permit had been cancelled because no repair work had been performed within the last six months. Mr. E. E. Frazier, Jr., 2300 26th St. South, st. Petersburg, representing the property owners, stated that he had no objections. The City Attorney read Resolution #73-45 givinC the owner 30 days to repair or demolish said building. Commissioner Wachtlor moved that Resolution #73-45 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimOUsly. ITEM H3 - A public hoaring on Requests for Annexation and Determination & , Lstablishment of Zoning & Fire District Classification: b. , Continued - (A) Begin 100 ft. East and 50 ft. North or SW corner of Section B-29-16, thence North 1300 ft., East 600 ft., South 1299 ft., West, 600 ft.. ""',;,'. ';,' '..,' " to P.O.B. with CP (parkway businessl zoning and Fire Dis1:rict No.1 'n> :' ';",,', ~~\'.. I'; .~.~. ,~ Kennedy ~~~i~1('jji;J;;~'~?;):~:':"~;!. ;/t.' _ ,:' . ,,'~ .'. .:, '.' , ~1~~~~I~.'.~.'4Itl,:1.1t:.;t;;\.~/;;:.', ,..;,: i ,:', l~ ! 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'ltM;;II'i,W.m.tt,ii:tJ.J.:J!.tCdO:;1''''J.>'{~U.ir\l:f;;~''l~<>io~i.ii~~~wl~~4:...''''' ~' , ~)C", -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING Apt'il 16, 1973 (B) Begin 700 ft. East and 50 ft. North of SH corner of Section a..29..l6, thence North l2~9 ft., I::ast 651 ft., South 1295 ft'l \'lest 645 ft. to P.O.B. "lith R:"-24 (medium density multi-family) zon nE and rire Distriot No.2, - Kennedy The City ~Ianager outlined tho r~que!3t and read tho rocommendation of the Planning & Zonina ~oards approval of (A) subJect to covenant of non-residential usage, denial of (B), and in liou thereof a rocommendation for RH-16; and dctlica tion of certain casemonts and tract for nark or cash in lieu thereof. '1'he City lianager statol.l that Hr. Kennedy was willinn to dctticate a right-of-way for a sErvice road throueh the southwest cornar of the proporty connecting Draw St. anJ U.S. 19. John lionner, attorney fot' the applicant, concurred with tho City t-tananar and preDeutod a drawing marked with the proposed eaFlam&nto. lie stated that art KonnC:dy would make contributions to the City in the approximate amount of $136,000 for right-of-way, and up to $25,000 for purchase of animals fdr tho children I s zoo. tlr. 130nner emphasized, however, that the cost of development uecaUse of tho m~ck problom would prcvont a modification of their request from RM-21~ to R~'-161 He stated that R:1-24 zoninl1 was consistent with othor zoninp, in the area. Commissioner Wachtler mov~d that the rc-quoRt for annexation by Kennedy Brothers, Inc., ...lith CP (Parkway Uusine5s) zoninp, <\nd Fire .District Classi- fication Ho. 1 (Parcel A, above) and RH-24 (mu1't:i-fnmily) zoning 3.nd i'ire District Classification No. 2 (Parcel S, above) be approved and that tho City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance to ue broucht back to this Commission for approval as soon as nossibla, subjoct to the folloHinC conditions: that Parcel (A) to have covenant prohibitinp, residential Use~ that anplicant would p,rant a 40 ft. service road rir.ht-of-t.,ay throue;h the soutlH>1c~t corner of (A) from Drew 3t. north and west to intersec,tion t.,ith e:<istinr. right-or-way on U.S. 19, as shown on the plan filed by ~'II'. Bonnar; that applicant would grant a 10ft:. drainaca and utility casement along the east boundary of (8); that an additional 10 ft. right-of-way would be dedicated by Pinellas Countv alone the northern boundaries of (A) and (il); and that, in lieu of parkland dedication, the applicant would contribute funds up to $25,000 for purchase of animals by the City for the children I s zoo. aotion was secondec.l by Commissioner Carwise. Upon the vote baing taken Commissioners \'lilliams, WaChtler, Carwise and Hayor Houp,on vototl l1ayel1. Commissioner Hall voted II no 11 . ~lotion caI'I"icd. c. Part of the NE 1/4 of tho NW l/l~, Section 2B-28-1G, lying NOt'thwest of State Road Ho. 580 and East 1/2 of sr~ 1/4, Soction 21-28-16, loss Horth 30 ft., and Hest 1/2 of Sr: 1/4 Section 21-26-16 t.,i th P (public) zoning and Fire District Ho. 2 - City. 'rhe Ci ty ~fanaBer outlined the request anu read tho rGcommenJation of tho Planning & Zoning Hoard for approval. Area residents, ;'Ir. lIarry U. Ingraham and 11r>. and Nrs. Louis Thyret, spoke in objection. 'rhc City :'1anager noted that tentative plans for the site included a broad ranee of uses, recreational as well as functional, and that a sanitary land fill was not contemplated. A proposed regional sewaRe treatment plant would occupy a relatively small portion of the total arca and would meet the prescribed standards for advancEu treatment. The City Clerk reported receipt of 5 letters of objection. Commissioner Carwise moved that the requcst for annexation by the City with P zoning and Fire Uistrict No. 2 be approved and the City Attorney ~e instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought b!ck to this Commission for approval as soon as possib:!.e. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hachtler and carried unanimously. d. Lot 16 and South 1/2 of Lot 15, illock A. Sunset Point r:states with CG (business) zoning and fire District lJo. 1 - Blakley The City Manager outlined the request and read the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for approval. There were no objections. The applicant was pt'escnt. Discussion ensued rega.rding the zoninr.. Commissioner Williams moved that the request for annexation by John Blakley with CG zonine and Fire District ~o. 1 be approved, the north 20 ft. zonecl resiclentia.l with parking permitted, and the Board of Adjustmcnt S Appeal to waive the fee for the formal request for parking, ana the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to this Commission for approval as soon as possible. !'lotion was seconded by Commissioner hall and caI'I"ied unanimously. e. Lots 23 and 24, First Addition to Highland Lake, with PS (professional services) zonine ami Fire Uistrict no. 2 - l-tarkland The City 11anagor outlined the requast and read the recommendation of the Planning S Zoning Board for approval, subjoct to 17 ft. additional right of.way for Lakeview, 5 ft. drainage and utility easement across rear .of property, parking plan submitted to Planning & Traffic Departments prior to final public hearing and usage limited to professional services only. The applicant t~as present. Thore were no objections. Commissioner \o/illiams moved that the request for annexation by l1at'tin ~1atlkland described, above fot' PS zoning and Fire District Ho. 2 be approved and the City Attorney be instruoted to incl~de this in an ordinance to be brought back to this Commission fot' approval as soon as possible. ~lotion was seconded by Commissionor Hall and carried unanimously.' .,..;Jc :. '. ' ~ :. I .. , ! 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Clearwater residents Charles Kohrt and Charles Finton spoke in favor of tho proposal; Samuel St. Clair spoke in objection. Mayo~ Hougen recommended a postponement of this item for consideration with Item H8 "Discussion re Cost of Livin Increase". The City 11anagor ata tad tha e a recommen C 0 10 J. Y ommJ.ssJ.on a !!. cost-of- living adjustment for all classified omployees effective ^p~il 7. Discussion followed on manpower shortages, emergency conditions in the Sanitation Di.vision, suggcs~Ed inorcascs in garbage pickup fees and benefits to be anticipated from curbside pickup. Optional rear-yard pickup. was discussed. CommissionG~ Carwiss moved for adoption of the City !1anager' s ~ecommandation of April 11 for curbside pickup and 25~ per hour pay boost for sanitation workers. Commissione~ Williams seconded the motion and moved for amendment to eliminate optional backya~d pickup except for physically handicapped. This amendment was acceptable to Commissioner Car\-lisa. The City Manap,ar stated that the proposed change could be accomplished . at no increase in the existing $3.00 monthly service charge except for an additional fee of $6.00 per month to cover the costa on optional rear-yard pickup. The Mayor spoke in favor of optional 1"ear-yard pickup. William Stopher, Utilities Director, stated that a city the size of Clearwater could expect a - 12\ of the residents to want this service and be willing to pay for it. Discussion followed on the amount of adjustment to wage rate and pickup fees conside~ed necessary to support curbside pickup and optional roar-yard service. Commissionor Hall moved to amend the motion on the floor to provide a ware increase of 389 per hour in lieu of 259. FUrthe~ discussion followed. Commissioner Wachtler seconded the motion for amendment. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Hall and Williams voted "aye"; Commissione~s Hachtler, CaNdae and !1ayor Hougen voted "no". i1otion for amendment did not carry. Hayor Houcen revicwad the motion then pending (curbside pickup; 2SC;: per hour wage increase; service charge $3.00 except for hardship cases utilizing rear-yard service) and called for a vote. Motion carried unanimOUsly. I'rE:'1 #8 - Discussion re Cost of Living Increase. The Mayor spoke of possible conflict between the proposed 5% across-tha-boa~d cost-of-living increase and potential recommendations of a pay study to be completed within 30 days. Commissioner Williams moved that Item 8 be doferred for 30 days with pay adjustments te be made retroactive to April 16. The PerAonnel Director spoka in support of the cost-of- living increase statinp, that tho p~oposed 5% increase was based on ~ecruitment and retention problems as well as cost-of-livinp, requirements. l'lotion was seconded by Commissioner \1achtler. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners \iilliams, Hall and Hayer Hougen voted lIayel1. Commissioners Carwise and Wachtler voted. 11 no It . ~1otion carried. ITE!'I II 5 - Request to Pu~chase City Owned Property - Calvary Baptist Church. Rev. Frank Gillham spoke of the church's needs for expansion and its desire to obtain City property fronting on Cleveland St. (lOS' x la5'). The City Manager stated that the property had been appraised for $105,000. He recommended that the City not dispose of this property. Discussion followed on potential City requirements fo~ this land. Commissioner Williams moved that this item be continued until ~iay 21 at 1:30 P.H. with instructions to the City Hanager to complete a study on the feasibili ty of selling the property to the church. Hotion 1I1as seconded by Commissioner Wachtler. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Williams, Wachtle~, Halt and Mayor Hougen voted Itaye". Commissioner Carwise voted "no". !'lotion car~ied. ITt:'1 #6 - Agroements - Vacation of NE Cleveland & Realip,nment of Laura St. The City Hanager outlined the orooosed projects and presented for Commission approval the agree1Jlents nep,otiated IIlith" the Bank of Clearwater and Lehmann Properties, Inc. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the ag~eements be approved and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute them. Motion was seconded by Commissioner CarwiseJ Upon the vote being taken Commissioners \olachtler, Carwise., Hall and Hayor Hougen voted "aye". Commissioner Hilliams voted "nol1. t10tion carried. ITEM iJ7 - Request Lease ~todification - Clearwater Executive Airport. The City l1anager recommended approval of the request from Clearwater Aircraft Inc. for an adjustment in the cxistinp, lease on payments to the City from 1\ of gross sales to 1\ of profits. Hr. Reddickll~t representing Clea~wate~ Aircraft Inc., stated that the company has agreed to eliminate night flying operations and will cooperate on noise abatement efforts. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the lease amendment be approved and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. 11otion was ' seconded by Commissioner Carwise. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Wachtler,. Carwise, Hall and Mayor Hougen voted "aye". Commissioner ~oJ'illii1ms voted II no II . Motion carried. . ' ' , " ., . . ',' :: ,,',:''., ., 't .'c' . '.' I ~ .:. '"/-. ' , , ... ' ,{;,::;';\~! . . c i-'; ~'.. , ".\ n , , " ' I, .", ~ . '. . ~ , " .' . .,l. .' , . '.' :'\. .,....~'.,~I'.~I"t''':"'.....,,_,~ ~+'.lI.'l....."..,.... . .:'.r4" '-~~'.--, .-"'~.... .. .,.. ... . -., . " . 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"'~~":.~,iilIi.J.a.;.c:~~ '10"', : :.I,., , ' . , , ' -4- CITY COMMISSION MEETING April 16, 1973 ITEM H9 - Sot P~blic HaarinR Data fo~ Devolopment Impact Feos - Tho City l1anagar,recommandecJ tho data of May 7,1973, at 1:30 P.~1. lIall movod, that the recommendation be. approved as outlinod. aotion by Commissionor Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM no - Roll-off Container Agreoment. Tho City Manaflor explained that this was a two-year agroement wi th ~lel19 Bres. Commissioner Hall movod tha t the agreemont be approved and the appropriato officials be authorizod to exacuto it. . r10tion was soconded by Commissionor Io/achtlcr and carried unanimously. . Tap roes. Commissioner was sccondod Itom 1111 - Request for Loase Extonsion,. Clearwater "farina (i1assil). , 'fhe City" ~anaCer recommended extension of the loase ag~oe~ont Qn Rooms 2 2A ~nd J with escalation provisions. Commissioner Hall moved that the extonslon bo approved as outlined. '1otion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimo~sly. ITE~ U12 - ChanRo Order - Fire Station ~3. The City ManaUor outlined the proposed Chango Order on the contract with fusco-Amatruda Co., increasing it in the amount of $2,160, for the plasterinB of 3 rooms. Commissioner Carwise mo~ed that Channa Order Hl be approved as outlined and the appropriate Officials be authorized to exocute it. }lotion was seconded by Commissioner t'lachtler and carried ~nanimou51y. ITEt.f #13 - Requests for Annexation: a. Lot 99, Skyline Groves, RS-50 - Fenley b. ':Iest Side U. S. 19, North of Ilut"sery Rd. CG - Dynamic: Investments Inc. c. Acreage Tract, Sec. 7-29-16 - Coachman Properties Inc. The City Manager outlined the. requests and explained that Item 13 c. was a hardship appeal, with the applicant desiring to file for RPD and CPO (site plan approval) on 34 acres. Commissioner Williams movod that the requests for annexation by Fanley and Dynamic Investments Inc., Items 13 a. & b. as outlined by the City Manager, be accepted and referred to the p~oper City departments for appropriate action and public hearing. ~Iotion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimOUsly. Commissioner Carwise moved that the request for annexation by Coachman Proporties Inc., Item 13 c. as outlined by the City :.tanagor, be accepted and referr>ed to the pr>oper City departments for appropriate action and public hearing, and that the PlanninR & Zoning Board consider it under RPO and CPO. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners WaChtler, Carwisei Hall and Mayor Hougen voted naye". Commissioner Williams abstained from voting because of conflict of interest. Xotion carried. , ' ITE~ #14 - Bids, Sanitary Sewor-Pleasant Ridge Est. Area. The City Manager explained that this item was to be continued and no action was required. ITEH /115 - Bids, Flat Bcd Trailer. The City 11anager recommended accepting the bid received from Baker Equipment Enginoering Co., .St. Petersburg, Fla., tha only bid received on this solicitation. Commissioner Wachtler moved upon the recommendation of the City I.tanager that the contract be awarded to Baker Equipment Engineering Co., for the sum of $2,665, which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans and specifications anu bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner f~ll and carried unanimously. ITEl1 /116 - Bids, Fire Hoso. The City Manager recommended accepting the bid of Jack Cocke & Co., Hobile, Ala. Commissioner earwiss moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the contract be awarded to Jack Cocke & Co. for the sum of $6,264, whiCh is the lowest and best responsible bid and. that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute said contract whiCh shall be in accordance with the plans and specifica dons and bid. Motion Nas seconded by Commissioner l.Jachtler and carried unanimously. I'rEM iIl7 - ProposecJ .Jetties for Clearwater Pass. The Ci ty ~1anaget" pt"esented the proposal and the City Engineer discussed the proposed project and outlined the negotiations with Robert P. Baylessf P. E., for enr.inoering services at a fee of ' $25,000. . The City will cooperate in construction supervision and testing. Commis- sioner \'lachtler moved to approve the proposal to authorize $ 25,000 for the engineering and design of the Clearwater Pass Jetties. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ITmi #19 - Ordinance Hlij~6 - Amending ~oninC Atlas & Zoning Ordinance. .Commissioner l~ll moved that Ordinance #lij46 be read and considered by title only , on tho first ~oadinB by tho unanimous conElent of the Commission. Hotion l..ras seconded . ..:,,' I ~,', i. , " I . ... i. '....r::: .....,):ii,T;.,.'\ :'1,"\ ,S.,,{\: " , , ,.,' '..., ',> ,I l ,,~,. + ,-., ~t"""'''''---I''l'"1-..."........t~~,.""._,~~~~.... """'i"I''''''''''~I;'' .....h... ,...<" "'"::/ ". t :} ~. .~ t, : ~ ' . .l, , ,1.~,i{t': , , .>:.; (C;if , ", l ':, "",/j\: " " '~i":'i~':/.:: \:,:~ ':, :' :',: .:~,:.;':~~ <.~ ,':~::, :' '.,.':: .. ." ::(;3 -5- CITY COMMISSION MEETING April 16. 197 J by Commissioner Carwiso and carriod unanimously. The Ordinanco was road by ti 1:1e only. Commissioner lIall moved that Ordinance ilH4G be passod on its first reading. Motion \oIas seoonded by Com'llissionor Carwiss and c6rr'iod unanimously. Commissioner Hall 'movod that Ordinance #ll~~6 bo read and oonsidered on second 'lnd final roadinR by title only at this meoting of the Commission by unanimous consont of the Commiasion. Motion was saoonded bv Commissioner Waohtler and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner ilall moved that Ordinanoo "1~~6 be pas~ed on its second and final reading and auopted and the appropriato officials be authot'izod to exocute it. ~fotion was seconded by Commis- sioner Hachtlor and cat'ricd unanimously. HORLOCK ANi~t:){A'nON - LOT 9 2, SUI/Sl:T GARiJ.l::iiS SU ill The City Hanaecr outlined the roqucRt from Charles ~orlock for annoxation of' a single family home which was continued from April 2, 1973, (Item 2 g). Bo stated that neither the applicant nor his ropresentative was prcsent at the Planning and Zoning Board hearing when the Board rccommended denial without prejudice nor was thet'G represcntation at the Commission meotine of April 2, 1973. Commissioner Williams moved that the request of :1orlock be approved, that applicant be notified tha t approval was granted in abs entia wi th rel uc tanc e, and that the City Attorney be instructed to include thi~ in an ordinance, to be brought back to this Commission for approval as soon as possible. 110tion was seconded by Commissionor Carwise ~ Upon the vote being taken Commissioners \~i11iams, Carwise, Wachtler and Itayot' Hougen voted "aye". Commissioner Hall voted "no". Motion carried. POLICY, SINGLE FA(1ILY 1I0:'lE APPLICANTS. Commissioner Hall moved to eliminate the requirements for single-family-homc applicants to be ?resent at annexation hearines unless there has been an expression of dissent, in whJ.ch case attendance would be required. 11otion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITE~ #20 - Ordinance Hl~~1 - Annexing & 20ninH Lots 22 & 23, Blk E, Eastwood Terrace 3rd Addn, Lots 5,7, 10-18, Blk A, Palmetto Terr. Sub.; Pt. Lots 5 & 6, Mosell Acres Sub., Lots 57 & 58, Bollrose Park Sub.; Lot 22, Ct'ystal Hgts. Sub. Ill, Lot G, Blk A, Palmotto Terr. Sub., Pt. Sect. 18-29-16, Lots 64 & 66. Pinellas TOrr. Sub. & Lot 7 Pinellas Terr. Sub. Ill. Commissioner dall moved that Ordinance #1447 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Notion was seconded by Commissioner Hachtler and carried unanimously. 'rhe Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Hall moved that Ordinance #1~47 be passed on its first readinn. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. Commissioner Hall moved that Ordinance /11447 be read and considered on second and final reauing by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous oonsent of the Commission. t1otion was seconde.d by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUsly. The Ordinance was read by title onl y. Commissioner Hall moved that Ordinance #1~47 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate officials of the City be authori~cd to execute it. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Hachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #21 - /173-46 <Assessment) Resolution - Construction of Sanitary Sewer Facili ties - \~oodmont Park Sub't Wooumont Park I.:states & Hoodmont Part Est., 1st Addn. Commissioner i1all moved that Resolution 1173-46 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authori~ed to execute it. :10tion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtlct' and cat'ried unanimOUsly. ITEM /122 - Resolution - Confirming :'linimum Housing Violation - 1009 U. Hadison. See Itam 112. ITEM #23 - Resolution /173-47 - Requcstinr, DOT to develop Policy for local Enactment of Reeulations and Placement of Signs when Traffic Engineers are employed by a Hunicipali ty. Commisoioner rlall moved that Resolution 1/73-47 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to cxocute it. J1otion was seconded by Com~issioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITE~ #24 - Resolution n73-~8 - Authorizing Sale of $9,000,000 Utility Reven~e Certificate. Commissioner \oJachtler moved that Resolution 1#73-46 be passed and adopted and the appropriatc officials be authorized to oxacuta' it. l'lotion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. . ITE~ #25 - Authorizinr, Execution of Agreoment for Sewer Connection - (Afonso). The City Atto~ney explained that this was for residence in Section' 12-29-15. Commissioner lIall moved that the agreement be approved and the appropriate officials be authori~cd to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissione~ Wachtler and ,carried unanimously. ITEM #26 - Acceptance of Deeds, Easements & Restrictions. " ' , , ,I, , tl" , ' " ' <, , , -,-............ In, ::+: :1. " ,..... ">~'~r- ~.....', . :: ".... '~'"'1''4''.'~''''''---r'''''''''''~.''''~'''' P':4 ......::.... .....""....1-,>--:-."7'...";"..;' ~ "~~.':- :J , . , ; " .' . ~"I ' -6- CITY CO!U1ISSION MEETING April 16, 1973 Restt'ictions, easement for drainaRc & utilities and easement for right of way from Lester Barnfeld, et al - South 600 ft. of East 1/4 of NI: 1/4 of NE 1/4, Section 7-29-16 Easement for sidewalk installation by Micklor Corp. in tho NW 1/4 of SE 1/4, Section 6-29-16 Restrictions easements for drainage & utilities and deed for right of way on part of Lots 5 & 6, Mosell Acres from Edward Johnson Easament for drainage and utilities from Earl R. Lamb on Lot 22, Crystal Heights Unit 1 Easement for drainage and utilities from Asa J. Lewis in the SE 1/4 of SE 1/4, Section 10-29-16 Commissioner Wachtlor moved that tho above instruments be accepted as outlined and tho City Clerk be directed to record same in the public records of Pinellas County, Fla. Motion was seconded bV Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. I'fEM "27 - Resolution #73-49 (Lot Mowing). Commissioner Uall moved that Resolution #73-49 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. :10tion ,.,as seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM "28 - Mosquito Control Agreement. An agreement authorizing Pinellas County to conduct mosquito control within Clearwater was presented for approval. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the agreement be approved and the approp~iate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. Rosolution "73-50 was presented urging the pinellas County Legislative Delegation to oppose the bill to chanp,e the name of Courtney Campbell Parkway to Davis Causeway. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution "73-50 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. J10tion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. Ordinance "1448 was presented annexing portion of Section 7-29-16 - Phyllis Levinson, Trustee. Commissioner Wachtler moved that Ordinance ~1448 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. Commissioner Wachtler moved that Ordinance #1448 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. Commissioner Wachtler moved that Ordinance "1448 be read and considered on second and final reading by ~itle only at this meeting of the Commission, by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion ,was seconded by Commissioner Hall and, carried unanimously The Ordinance was road by title only. Commissioner Wachtler moved that Ordinance "1448 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. :-Iotion was seconded by Commissioner Carwiss and carried unanimously. The City Manager recommended the elimination of the quarterly zoning hearings and adoption of a processing procedure similar to annexation requests. Uiscussion ensued. Upon the recommendation of the Asst. City Attorney, Commissioner Carwise moved that the Legal Department be instructed to prepare the necessary documents to carry out the expressed policy of the Board. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. I-Irs. Karleen DeBlakel" recommended a resolution be passed opposing the Pinellas County Charter with a statement of faults. The Mayor asked the Commission whether it desi~ed to speak individually or collectively through a news release and resolution. Commissioner Carwise recommended speaking collectively. The 11ayor agreed to prepare a statement and submit it to the Commission before release. The Mayor spoke regarding Clearwater Housing Authority Day Care Center. One of the units can be made available for the purpose but it must be remodeled at a cost of $2,650, with the contractor absorbing all costs above $1,000. It was reported that $9,000 \olould be required to start the program with the City subsidy having a present balance of $14,000. After considerable discussion Commissioner Hall recommended obtaining more information and Commissioner Williams asked for Day Care rep~esentatives to be present at a meeting scheduled for April 30. Commissioner Wachtler recommended and moved sending Mayor Hougen to Clearwater's Sister City, Nagano, Japan, in the interest of the Sister City Program which is designed to build International good will. During the past several years the Mayor of Nagano and other City Officials have visited Clearwate~, but at no time since the Siste~ City affiliation has the Mayor or other City officials of Clearwater visited Nagano; and because Mayor Hougen will be in San Francisco attending the U. S. Conference of Mayors ,it was thought that this would be an ideal time to extend his trip and authorize him to visit the Sister City. Commissioner Wachtler's motion for this trip was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. " ., I ..:. ~ :' "~',: "':"~~'~"I;"": .,'>,,\,,~, t ! ,:' J c ' c ' L' . , ",.~ ~ '.. .' . . ! I . . j !" . , ,',. ',' ,'.:' !'~ '.;....:' .~,: ~I '. ',.. ::,',"<'" ,:',>',.;::. , .,'1 " , q ,I . I . in' ~ . l~~n"',.~,,,,,i"<' . '~-Jr ..-........ ""t-.....L..~...-.n'.~......-,_.o:........I'^.~ ..... >...~",\I<I.-t- .....~.~ ..,. y,...........:.'. '. ,. . ~"~, ~ ' ~'\ (1' ,I, II ." '. ~I!- .~ .', 'I ~. 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Invocation ,Introduo tions Minutes of Preoeding Heetinp'5 Public Hearings Reports from City Manager Reports from City Attorney Citizens to be Heard Other Commission Action Adjournment MeetinR Pension Plan Trustees Awards Public Hearings " Reoorts ft'om Citv Manap,er 5. Request to Purchasc City Owned Property - Calvat'y Baptist Church 6. Agreements - Vacation of NE Cleveland & Realignment of Lau~~ 7. Request Lease Modification - Clearwater Executive Airport B. Discussion re Cost of Living Increase 9. Set Public Hearing Date for Development Impact Fees - Tap Fees 10. Roll-off Container Agreement 11. Request for Lease Extension,Marina (Massa) 12. Change Order - Fire Station H3 13. Requests for Annexation: a. Lot 99, Skyline Groves, RSSO (Fenley) b. W Side US19, N of NUt'sery, CG (Dyna- mic Inv. tne . ) c. Acreage Tract, Sec. 7-29-16 (Coachman Propet'ties Inc.) 14. Bids, Sanitat'y Sewet'-Pleasant Ridge Est. Area 15. Bids, Flat Bed Trailer 16. Bids, Fire Hose 17. Other Enginesring Mattet's lB, Verbal Reports and Other Pendin~ Mattet's Reports from City Attorney 19. Ord. t#l446 - Amending Zoning Atlas &, Zoning Ordinance 20. Ord. #1447 - Annexin~ & Zoning Lots 22 & 23, 81 E, Eastwood Terr., 3rd Addn.; Lots 5,7, 10 thru 18, 81 A, Palmetto Terr. Subd.; Part of Lots 5 & 6 Mosell Act'es Subd.; Lots 57 & 58, Bellrose Park Subd.; Lot 22, Crystal HRtS. Subd., Unit 1; Lot 6, B1 A, Palmetto Terr. Subd.; Portion of Sec. 18-29-16; and Lots 64 & 66, pinellas Terr. Subd., & Lot 7 Pinellas Terr. Subd., 1st Addn. 21. Assessment Resolution - .Construction of Sanitary Sewer Facilities - Woodmont Park Subd., Woodmont Park Estates & Woodmont 'Park Est., 1st Addn. 22. Resolution - Confirming Minimum 'Housine Violation - 1009 N. Madison 23. Resolution - Requesting DOT to develop Policy where Traffic Engineers are employed by a Municioality that Certain Regulations & Place- ment of SiRns may be made 24. Resolution Authorizing Sale of $9,000,000. Utility Revenue Cert. 25. Authorizing Execution of Agreement for Sewet' Connection - Afonso . 26. Acceptance of Deeds, Easements & Restrictions 27. Lot Mowing ReSOlution 28. Mosquito Control Agreement rti;~~~';';/2.:,:f;cs::;,;,~.,,';. '::.;,:;:..: ..... .. .. . ... .. .; .: ',.,) ,~,,,,,,,, "1 '\ I '1' ,I".,""" . " '", , . " " , . > . . . . ' , " " '. ," , ~~ ~~t~~';jlJ~'\~:t:i";,Ji~.~~J"""~t:J'i:il-51';'\\"!,',~:<, ..,/'r:...'~':}'f'll)"::".~l:.~+;'" " ",' : '" <:.,-'. ..J'~"~ ,:~::",::.'<~ , ..1~~f.f':~1-...'~".k'.t'ijl,tl'"t,..J..;..~I~.1,,~ff't:+l':'..~ ,'t.".,~,.....+~~.,,',..~ "}."'}: +' . ~ .' I I' .' , " : ~., ,. t . '~_j'.,J :' ~\:"~J:~~\ ~-j~l;-i~~~~~~:\5{:?}'~;~+~.:;~\,~~;:::~':}r1~rf,;:.~f~~'.~~:'.~' ..'< ~',,/ ..' ',. . ',"": '. . ',",' .~s ...f..... ...~I:.F,:.~.~I~'l'..:~.,.f'Tt,t.,~.:..~\~~;/ tt..~.~~J .~"""\i::}t~J(..~I~~;:\,..,...~~~trJ".,,"f,):~~~.-t, <.'.'~'.. '~"<' ,\. I' : ", . . I" " <';- . 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I ~~'" :: ...'ft' ,'''~ \.}:.,...',/..J~,::'~U':-" 1. 2. Lot MowinR Resolution '73-~3 Minimum Housing.Violation - 1009 N. Madison (Frazio'r ) Requests fo'r Annexation and Determination & Esta'blishrflont of Zoning & Fire Distict Clas9ifications . a. Contd. -NW Corner SR.S90 & SR593, RMIO (Swea'ringen) b. Contd. -NE CO'rner of US19 & Drew oxtended, CP & RM2~ (Kennedy) . o. N of SRS80, E,of SR593, P (City) d. Lot 16 & pO'rtton of Lot 15. B1 A, Sunset Point Est., CG (Blakley) . " c. Lots 23 & 2~, 1st Addn. to Highland Lakes, PS (Harkland) f. Lot 6, Bl 9, 1st Addn. to HiRhland Pines, RS50 (Fuchs) Curbside Collection of Ga'rbage 3. 4.