06/18/1973
CITY COMHISSIOH MeETING
Juno 18. 191,3
Tho City Commission of ~he City of Clearwata~ me~ in regular session at the
City 1~11, Monday, June lB, at 1:30 P.M., with tho following mombers present:
'Donald S. Williams
Richard D. Wachtlor
Joseph Carwise
Rick Hall
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Absent:
H. &verott Hougen
Hayor-Co~issionor
Also pNlsent:
Marrett R. Stierhicm
llcrbel't N. Drown
Cecil Henderson
Frank Daniels
City Hanager
City Attorney
Asst. City tngincier
Police Chief
Commissioner Williams announcod that he had been asked to preside at this meeting'
in the absence of Mayor Hougen, who was attendinp, the Mayors' Conference in California.
The invocation was given by ChlOf DanielS.
The Minutes of the mee~ings of May 7th and 21st were presented for approval.
, Referring to ~he Shell Oil Co. request for annexa'don (Minutes of iiay 21, 1973 - Item
3b.), Commissioner Carwise questioned the legality of the approval granted by only two
affirmative votes and stated that under Section G (d) of the Charter approval required
the affirmative vote of not less than three members of the Commission. The City Attorney
stated that Commission action on this item had been ineffective and that a new presen-
tation was needed for appropriate consideration. Commissioner Carwise moved to amend
the minutes of May 21s~ to show that the motion for approval failed to carry for want
of the required three affirmative votes. I,totion was seconded by Commissioner Hall.
Upon the vote being taken Conunissioners Waohtler, Carwise and Hall voted "ayetl
Commissioner Williams abstained from voting. Hotion carried.
Commissioner Hall moved to sohedule the applioation of the Shell Oil Co. for a
public hearing at the regular meeting of the City Commission on July 16, 1973, at.
1:30 P.M.; to inform the applicant of the action here taken, and to direct the City
Clerk to readvertise this hearing for the date and time stated. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Wachtler. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners WaChtler, earwise
and Hall voted "aye". Commissioner Williams abstained from voting. 110tion carried.
Commissioner Hall moved that the minutes of 11ay 21, 1973 (Hitchcock annex. -
Item 3c) be amended to specify the stipulated restrictions on cownercial activities.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Hall moved that the minutes of tiay 7th and May 21st be approved as
amended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
The Acting Mayor presented service pins to City employees for 5. 10, 15 and 20
years of service and also presented the Employee of the i10nth Award to Willmore Dixon,
Water Oistribution Foreman, Utilities Dept.
Commissioner Hall moved to recognize Commissioner Williams as Acting Mayor in the
absence of,Hayot' Hougen. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler. Upon the vote
being taken Commissioners \-lachtler, Carwise and Hall voted "aye". Commissioner Williams
abstained. 11otion carried.
ITD1 #1 - A public hearing on Lot Mowing ReSOlution H73-78. The City Attorney
explained the purpose of the resolution. The City Inspector stated that the lots had
been inspected and were considered a menace to pUblic health, safety and welfare.
There were no objections. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution 1H3-78 passed on
June 4th, 1913, be confirmed and made effective as to all persons and parcels listed
thereon, except for those whose lots have been verified as being cleared and those
who have paid the City for the clearing and that the proper City officials and
employees be directed to proceed in accordance with law and see that the lots are.
cleared. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITEM #2 - A public hearing on Paving. Curbs, & Drainage - Starboard Way, Douglas
to SCL RR. The City Manager outlined the project and noted that a majority of the
,property owners wore in favor of the proposed improvements. The City Engineer commented
on prospective increases in cost for this work and recommended a new public hearing to
give owners a furth~ opportunity for consideration. A resident of the area, M~.
Robert Carson, spoke in favor of the project and Mr. James Hiles (11B1 Starboard Way)
spoke in opposition. The Clerk read a letter of objection. Commissioner Hall ~ecommended
~hat tho Commission provide another opportunity for owners to voice their opinions and
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CIT~ COMMISSION MEETING
Juno 18, 1913
moved that the hearing be continued'to tho meeting of July 16th with aotion to be
taken by the City to readvertiso for construction bids and to notify property owners
of prospectivo changes in assessment costs. 11otion was seconded by Commissioner
Wachtler. Upon the vote being taken Cownissioner8 Wachtler, Hall, and,Williams .
voted in favor. Commissioner carwise voted II no II . Motion carried.
ITE~ #3 - A public hearing on Final Plan - RPD
South 1/2 of Southeast 1/4 of Southwost 1/4, Section 9-29-16 (located on
N01"thcast corner of Booth-l1cliullen Rd. (SR 593) and Drew St. extended) -
Biggins-5unstate Duilde1"s Inc.
The City l1anager described provious action by the Commission Cliay '/, 1973) in
approving tho Biggins annexation request subjeot to a density restriction of 8 units
per acre and noted the Planning & Zoning Doard rccollunondation for approval of the
final plan showing total land area of 18.25 acres, density of 7.99 units per acre,
and parking 2.12 spaces pCt'l unit. Mr. Thomas Shannon, at'lea managet'l for Sunstate
Builders, outlined tho plan as revisod. Thera were no objections. Commissioner
Wachtlet'l moved that the plan be approved as revised and that the appropriate
officials be authorized to oxecute it. 110tion was SEconded by Commissioner Carwiss
and carried unanimOUSly.
Co~is~ioner Hall loft the meeting at this time.
ITEM fill - A public hearing on Schedule of Gas Rates. The City l1anager outlined
the various cost factors contributing to the need for revision of Clearwater gas
rates and recommended adoption of the proposed schedule of natural gas rates estimated
to increase revenues by approximately 13\. Commissioner Carwise moved that ReSOlution
1173-B3, InCNaase of, Natura.l Gas Rates, be passed and adopted and that the appropriate
officials be aufhor!zed to execute i~. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler.
Upon the vote being taken Commissioners \~achtler, Carwise and Williams voted "aye".
Commissioner 1211 was absent. Motion cat'lried.
IT~1 #S - Continued - A public hoaring on Request ft'lom F. Dicus, et al, for
Vacation of East-West Alleys, Blk 7 & 8, Bayview City Sub. The City 11anager read
the recommendation of the City Engineer that the alley running East to ~est along
the South Side of Lots 2, 3, 4, and 5 in Blk 7, Bayview City Sub. be vacated
completely, but that a portion of the alley lying South of Lot 1, Blk 7 and South
of Lots 1 through 6, Blk 8, be vacated and retained as d'drainage and utility easement.
There W01"e no objections. Commissioner Carwise moved that ReSOlution ~73-al be
passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtlor. Upon the vota being taken Commissioners
Wachtlet'l, Carwise and Williams voted !laye". Commissioner Hall was absent. liotion
cat'lt'lied.
Commissiona~ Hall returne~ to the meeting at this time.
ITEM #6 - A public hearing on Zoning Amendments:
a. Lots 22, 23, 24. Dlock C, Carolina Terrace to be changed from RM-12
(duplex-apt.) to CG (business) - Kooiman Realty 'continued ft'lom
Apt'lil 30, 1973)
b. Lots 2, lB, 19, 20 & 21, Blk C, Carolina Terrace from RM-12 to CG -
Plecker, at all
The City Manager outlined the t'lequests and read the recommendation of the
Planning & Zoning Board for approval subject to 20 ft. building setback from Michigan
Ave., height of 2 stories maximum, and solid screen by fence abutting Lots 1 and 17, '
Block C. The two properties (Kooiman/Placker, C~ al) are adjoining. William Kimpton,
a ttorney for the applicant, presented some genoral comments in support of the
application. Area rosidents, Mrs. Samuel 0' Neill and 1'-lr. K. A. Oden, spoke on the
noed for pt'leserving trees and improving appearance of the neighborhood. Following
a discussion on matters of screening, paving, property improvements, parking and
traffic control, the City Manager recommended aite plan submission and approval prior
to final action on request. Commissioner Carwise moved to continue this item to
July 16th, at 1:30 P.M., to provide applicant the opportunity to prepare and submit
the requestQd ai te plan. Motion \-las seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried
unanimously.
ITEM H7 - A public hearing on Requests for Annexation and Determination &
Establishment of Zoning & Fire Distriot ClassifiQation~
a. Lots 10 to 21 inclusive & South 2 1/2 ft. Lot 22, Crystal Heights,
Unit,l, with RS-50 zoning Novak, at all
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CI'l"{ COl1ilISSION MEETING
June 18, 1973
Tho City Managor outlined the request and read tho rocommendation of tho
Planning & Zoning' Board for denial of RS-50 and, in liau thereof, a roco~nondation
for RS-GO (single family) with 10 ft. drainaGe and utility aasement along north
side of Lots 10-16 and south sido of Lots 17-21. Thera were no oujaotions.
Commissioner Wachtlar moved that requost for annexation by Novak, ot al, with
RS-60 zoning and Firo District No. 2 be approved and that the City Attorney be
instructed to includo this in an ordinanoe to be brought back to this Commission
for approval as soon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and
carried unanimoUSlY.
b. North 155.91 ft. of Wast 250 ft. of East 350 ft. of South 1/2 of
Northeast 1/4 of Southeast 1/4, Section 19-29-16, with CG (businoss)
zoning - Dynamic Investments, Ino.
. The City Hanagar outlined the roquest and read tho recommendation of the
Planning & Zoning Board for approval subject to restrictions fors motel and office
usage only, plus supplGll1sntary service usage; 2 story height maximum; and extension
of 40 ft. right-of-way easement along U.S. 19. Mr. Robert Hood, applicant's
representative, displayed artist's concept of the proposed office park. There were
no objections. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the request for annexation by
Dynamic Inves'tments, lnc., with CG zoning and Fire District !lo. 1 be approved and
that 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 l~ll and carried unanimously.
. The City Attorney reported that the property had chanRed hands and requested
Mr. Hood to furnish the Clerk with the statement from Chelsea Title and Guaranty
Company dated June 18, 1973, naming Bay Park Center, Inc., as the record titleholder
as of June 15, 1973.
c. Lot 99, Skyline Groves, with RS-SO zoning and Fire District No. 2 - Fenley
The City Manager outlined the request and read ,the recommendation of the
Planning & Zoning Board for approval. There were no objections. Commissionor
Wachtler moved that the request for annexation by Zeary R. Fenley with RS-5U zoning
and Fire District No. 2 be approved and that the City Attorney be instructed to
include this in an ordinance to be brought baok to this Commission for approval as
soon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner lall and carried unanimously.
d. From the Southeast corner of Northeast 1/4 Section 7-29-16 run North
328.23 ft., Northwest 121.17 ft., North 50.49 ft. for P.O.B. thence West
along North railroad r/w 995.49 ft., North 1358.10 ft., Northeast 915.97
ft., South 1095.14 ft., East 235.64 ft., South 230.81 ft., West 10 ft.,
South 500 ft., West 10 ft., South 167.57 ft. to P.C.B. with RPD and CPO
(residential and commercial planned development) zoning and Fire District
No. I. - Coachman Properties Inc.
Acting Mayor Williams withdrew at this time because of conflict of interest
and did not return to the meet~ng because o~ o~ner busine6b.
Commissioner t~achtler assumed the Chair. The City l1anager outlined the request
and read the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board for approval with RCPD
(residential and commercial planned development) for 12.7 units per acre, 33.958
acres.
Mr. Charles Barber, attorney for the applicant, described the proposed project
(The Tennis Club of Clearwater) and presented an aerial photograph and site plan of
the area under consideration. During a discussion of potential alternatives to the
dedication of land, the City Manager proposed public use of the lake or public use
of the tennis courts on a "c linic" basis. Commis sioner \>Jachtler' suggested donation
of funds. Elimination of the cabana-houseboat concept was discussed. Commissioner
Hall moved that the request for annexation by Coachman Properties, Inc., ,with RCPU
zoning and Fire District No. 1 be approved as recommended by the Planning and Zoning
Board subject to elimination of the cabana-houseboat concept, inclusion of the
necessary utility and right-of-way easements (as shown on the aerial>, and subject
to satisfactory completion of negotiations with the City Manager on the dedication
of park land and/or' cash equivalent, and that the City Attorney be instructed to
include this in an ordinanoe to be brought back to this Commission for a~proval as
soon as possible. lIotion was seconded by CommisGioner Carwise. Commiss~oners Wachtler', '
Caz'wise and Hall voted "aye". Commissioner Williams was absent. :1otion carried.
ITEM #8 - County Land Use Plan 'to be continued). The City Managor recownended
that this item be continued to July 5th, at 1:30 P.K. in ordor to present additional
pertinent information. Commissioner Carwise moved for Qontinuance of this item to
July 5th, at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seQonded by Commissioner Hall and carried
unanimOUSly. '
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CITY COMMISSION MeETING
June 18, 1973
I'l'EM N9 - Set PUblio lIearoing Date for Proposed 'l'ruck Route System. 'rhe City
Manager recommended the date of July 5th, at 1s30 P.H. Commissioner Carwise moved
to acoept tho Hanagerts recommendation and to direot the City Clerk to advertise
this hearing for the date of July 5th, Motion wa s 9oconded by Commissioner Hall
and oarried unanimously.
I'l'EM no - Rcsolution Fire Servicc to County. The City i1anagor reoommended
that this item be oontinued until Aupuat 6th and noted that a bill pertaining to
this matter was now pendin~ in tho state leuislature, Uisoussion followed, with
general oomment presented 1n ~upport of and opposition to City fire servioe for
oounty areas. Commissioner Carwise moved to continue this item to the meeting of
August 6th. Motion was seconded by Conunissioner Uall and oarried unanimously.
ITm1 N11 - Approval of POlling Place & Appointment i Setting Compensation of
Poll Workers for Special Annexation Referendum r:lection July la, 1973, for Bermuda
St. Area. Commissioner Hall moved to approve the City Clerk's recolnmendation for
polling ~lace and the appointment and setting oompensation of poll workers for
the Spec1al Annexation Referendum Eleotion on July la, 1973. 11otion was seconded
by,Commissioner Carwiso and carried unanimously.
ITEM N12 - Requests for Beverage Licenses
Jackson Minit 11arket, 1510 Lakeview Rd. - Pt. Lot 1, Forrest Hills Est. t
Unit V - for off-premises beer and wine
Ma-Jik Wishbone, 2245 Nursery Rd. - Pt. M & B 19-29-16 (South side,of Belcher
about 550 ft. East of Belcher) for off-premises beer and wine~
The City Manager outlined the requests and reported that both locations were
the required distances from churches and sohools. Commissioner Carwise moved that
the above requests' be approved and that the City Attorney be instructed to include
this in an amendment to the beverage ordinance. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Hall and carried unanimously.
ITEM #13 - Request for Occupational License - Donald Frost Tours, Inc. The
City Manager explained that Donald Frost Tours, Inc., desired to conduct tours in
the Clearwater area on various routes. There were no objections. Commissioner
Carwise moved that the request be approved and that the appropriate officials be
authorized to execute it, subject to such additional roegulations and restrictions
as may be needed. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Itall anc:1 carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM Y14 - Pierce Blvd. Extension Alignment. The City Manager described the
proposed alignment and recommended approval. Commissioner Carwise moved that the
alignment be approved'as outlined. :1otion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and
carried unanimOUSly.
- Wildwood of Countryside. The City Manager
Commissioner earwise moved that the Plat be
seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried
ITEM H15 - Acceptance of Plat
recommended acceptance of the Plat.
approved as recommended. Motion was
unanimously.
ITEM H16 - Request for Rezoning - Lots 17 through 26, Blk J, Belmont Sub. 2nd.
Addn. from RM-54A to CG - G. Kirk Smith. Commissioner Hall moved that the request
be accepted as outlined and referred to the proper City departments for appropriate
action and public hearing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwis~ and
carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #17 - Requests for Annexations
a. Acreage Tract, SW corner of portion of Section 8-29-16 with P zoning -City
b., Lot 1, Blk D, Temple Terrace, 1st Addn. with PS zoning
Henderson, at al
c. Portion of Section 1-29-15 - with RPD zoning - Karnensky, et al
d. Portion of Seotion 7-29-16, with CG zoning - The Crisp Co.
e. Lots J, K, L,M & N, Rolling Ugts. Subd, with CG zoning - Becker
f. Portions of Blk 3'8, 1st Addn. to l1arymont Replat & Lot 1, Hosell Acres
with CG zoning - Kling
The City Manager outlined the requests for annexation. Commissioner Carwise
moved that the requests for annexation as outlined by the City Manager be accepted
and referred to the proper City departmonts for appropriate action and public
hearing. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
Juno 18, 1973
ITEM ~18 - Hids, P, C, D, & Sanitary Sowors - Wildwood Way, l~mlet to SCL Ra.
Tho City !-tanager rooommendod aoooptanoo of i:hc bid of C. I. Larson, St. Petersburg,
Fla. Commissioner Carwise moved upon tho recommendation of the City Manager that
the contraci: be awarded to C. I. Larson, for the sum of $23,311.00, whioh is the
lowest and bost responsible bid and that the appropriate officials be authorized to
execute said contract which shall be in acoordance with tho plans and speoifications
and bid. Motion was seoondod by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
IT~1 H19 - Bids, Demolition of Structure - 6U1 Eldridge. Part of Lots 37 & 38
Bidwell's Oakwood - Neeld. '1'he City i-tanager recommended acoeptance of the bid of
Sonny Glasbrennor, Sominole, Fla~ Co~nissioner Carwise moved upon the recommendation
of the City 11anager that the contract be awarded to Sonny Glasbrenner for the sum of
$1,180.00, which is the lowest and best responsible bid and that the appropriate
officials be authorized to oxecute it. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and
carried unanimOUSly.
ITE:i #20 - lJids, \~ellpoint or Dewatering Pump. The City i1anager recommended
acceptance of the bid of the high bidder (Moretrenoh American Corp.) because of an
earlier delivery date. Commissioner Hall moved upon the reoommendation of the City
Manager that the contract be awarded to Horetrenoh American Corp., Tampa, Fla., for
the sum of $5,895~OO. which is the besi: responsible bid and that the appropriate
officials be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with
the plans, specifications and bid. i10tion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise
and carried unanimously.
ITEM tJ. 21 - Bids, Station Wagon. The City Manager recoJlunended acc eptance of the
bid of Kenyon Dodge for the station wagon to be used by the City messenger. Because
of the urgency for this procurement, a bid by Chick Smith Ford contingent on factory
production was not considered responsive to the delivery requirements. Commissioner
Carwise moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the contract be
awarded to Kenyon Dodge for the sum of $3,77 3.29, which is the best responsible bid'
and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute said contract Which shall
be in accordanoe with the plans and speoifications and bid. i1otion was seconded by
Commissionor Hall and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #22 - BidS, Radios for the Police Dept. 'rhe City ;iana3er explained that
this purchase was supported, in part, by a Federal grant and recommended the bid
from Motorola (only bid recoived). Commissionor Carwise moved upon the recommendation
of the City Manager that the contract be awarded to Motorola in the amount of
$26.876.00, which is i:he 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 speoifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Co~nissioner Hall and
carried unanimOUSly.
DUNCAN AND PARKSIDE AREA AHNEXATIOH REFERENDUi1. The City Manager reviewed
the Duncan and Parkside reforendum election schedule, as recommended by the City
Clork, and reported that the election scheduled for September 11, 1973, would require
appropriate publio hearing on July 16th. Commissioner Hall moved that the public
hearing for the referendum be scheduled as outlined. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly.
CENTRAL STORES YARD !aPROVEMEUTS. The City t1anager explained that this project
would involve fencing ($975.00), removal of tanks ($2,500.00), and construction of a
grade crossing '$3,079.00) and recommended that these expenditures be authorized.
Commissioner Carwise moved that the City l'lanager r s recommendations be approved and
that the appropriate officials be authorized to take the actions required to accomplish
this work. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
ITEM #25 - Ordinance #1456 - Amending Garbage Points of Collection & Setting Fees
for Curbside Pick-up & Side or Rear Building Collection - 2nd Reading. Commission.or
Carwise moved that Ordinance #1456 be read and considered on second and final reading
by title 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
read by title only. Commissioner Carwiso moved that Ordinance #1456 be passed on its
second and final reading and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to
execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #26 - Ordinance #1459 - Annexing & Zoning a Portion of Section 9-29-16 -
8ilgore - 2nd Readina. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1459 be read and
considered on second and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission
by unanimous consent of the Commission. 110tion was seconded by Commissioner liall
and carried unanimOUSly. The Ordinanoe was read by title only. Commissioner Hall
moved that Ordinance H1459 be ~assed on its second and final reading and adopted
and that the appropriate offic~als be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly.
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CITY COl1liISSION HtCTING
, June lB, 1973
ITEM N27 ~ Ordianoc N1Q60 Annexing & Zoning Lot 12, Pinellaa Groves, se 1/4
Sec. 19-29-16 - Harris, and Lot 29, Unit 1 of Crystal Heights ~ Smith. Commissioner
J~ll moved that'Ordinanoe H1460 be read and oonsidered by title only on the first
reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Carwiso and carricd unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only.
Commissionar Itall moved that Ordinanoe #HGO be passed on its first reading. Hotion
was seconded by Commissioner Carwiae and carried unanimously,
Commissioner l~ll moved that Ordinanoe #1460 be read and oonsidered on second
and final reading by title only at this meoting of the Commission by unanimous
consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried
unanimously. The Ordinance was read by titlo only. Commissioner Hall moved that
Ordinance #1460 be passed on its second and final readin~ and adopted and that the
appropriate officials of the City bo authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Carwiso and carried unanimously.
ITEM #28 - Authorizing Execution of Agreement for Sanitary Sower SorvIce. The
City Attorney outlined the proposed agreement with Dee Wood Industries, Inc., which
is planning to construct a commercial structure near the intersection of Sunshine
Drive and Logan St., an industrial area. Following a discussion of potential future
annexation of this propel.'ty, Commissioner Hall moved to continue consideration of
this agreement until the next regular meeting on July 5th at 1:30 P.M. in order to
obtain a review by the Planning Department of facilities available to this area.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and oarried unanimously.
ITEM #29 - Authorizing Execution of Temporary Easement for Additional Period
as reqUQsted by US Corps of Engineors - Sand Key. The City Attorney reported that
the Corps of Engineers had requested an lS-month extension to an existing easement
for maintenanoe dredging of Clearwater Pass. On the reoommendation of the City
Manager, Commissione~ Hall moved to approve the request for a maximum extension of
6 months. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwiae and carried ,unanimously.
IT~1 #30 - Accoptance of Deeds, Easements & Restrictions.
presented the following instruments for acceptance:
Agreement between City and David Bilgoro & Co. Ino.
Deed from David Bilgoro & Co., Inc., in N.1/2 of SE 1/4 of NW 1/4 Section
9~29-16, for park purposes.
The City Attorney
Deed from David Bilgore & Co., Inc., in part of SW 1/4 of NW 1/4 Section
9-29-16 - for right-of-way
Easement - David Bilgore & Co., Inc., in NW 1/4 Section 9-29-16 for
drainage & utility
Quit-Claim Deed from David Bilgore & Co. Inc. in N 1/2 of SE 1/4 of NW 1/4
Section 9-29-16 for right-of-way
Easement from David Bilgore & Co. Inc., in HW 1/4. Section 9-29-16 for
bicycle path
Restrictions from David ailgore & Co. Inc.
Qui t-Claim Deed from Earl to/. Harris in Lot 12, Pinellas Groves, in SE 1/4
Section 19-29-16 for right-of-way for Nursery Rd.
Restrictions from Earl W. Harris
Easement from Earl W. Harris in Lot 12. Pinellas Groves, SE 1/4 Section
19-29-16 for drainage & Utilities.
Easement from C.F.S. Service Corp. on part of ~ot 25, Jade Heights
Restrictions by W. O. Jensen for Lot 2 & W 1/2 Lot 6, Lauretta Terrace
Easement from H. O. Jensen for right-of-way over Horth 20 ft., Lot 2,
Lauretta Terrace
Commissioner Carwise moved that the above instrulnents be accepted as outlined
and that the City Clerk be direQted to reoord same in the pUblic records of
Pinellas County, Fla. Motion was secondoQ by Commissioner Hall and carried'
unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION HEETING
June 18, 1973
ITEM #31 - Lot Howing Resolution. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution
#73-82 be pas80d and adoptod and that the appropriate officials be authorized to
eKecuto it. . Motion was was seconded by Commissioner Carwise ,and earried unanimously.'
KAPOK TREE ANNEXATION Rr.:QUES'r. Commenting on tho scheduled continuo1tion of '
this itQl1\ from May 21st to July 2nd and the change in Commission meeting date from
July.2nd to July 5th, the City Attorney recommended that the motion for oontinuation
be reconsiderod and the date for consideration of this item be'changed to July 5th,
at 1:30 P.Ji. Commissioner Hall moved to reconsidoI' the vote. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Carwise and caI'ried unanimoUSly.
CO/nmissioner Hall moved that the request of Kapok TI'ee Inn be continued to
July 5, 1973 at 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried
unanimously.
Commissioner Carwiso moved that the meeting be adjourned at 5 P.M. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimOUSly.
The City Commission then met as Trustees of the Pension Fund with the Chairman
calling the meeting to ordeI'. The Asst. City Clerk read letters from the Advisory
Committee of the City Employees' Pension Plan recommending that Ruth B. Parsons be
retired at a pension of $217.17 per month effective June 1, 1973; that Lucille Bell
be retired at a pension of $258.04 per month, effective June la, 1973. Commissioner
Hall moved that ~he recommendation of the Advisory Co~ni~tee be approved and ~hat '
,Mrs. Parsons be gran~ed a pension of $217.17 per month effective JunQ 1, 1913,'and
that Mrs. Bell be granted a pension of $258.04 per month effec~ive June 19, 1973.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly.
The Asst. City Clerk also read letters from the Advisory Committee of the
Employees' Pension Fund recommending that the fOllowing ~nployees be accepted into
membership: Samuel McDay, Sanitation Worker, Utilities Dept.; Dave Brady, Service-
man I, Utilities Dept.; Edward Stokes, Heavy Equipment Operator, Utilities Dept.;
Emanuel Hutchinson, Sanitation Worker, Utilities Dept.; Raymond Mulloy, Sanitation,
,Worker, Utilities Dept.; ,Karen Schweiker, Secretary I, Utilities Dept.; Albert Baily,
Equipment Operator, U~ilities Dept.; and 11argaret Faw, Clerk Typist I, Building
, Maintenanoe, Central Services. Commissioner Hall moved that the above named persons
be accepted into membership as recommended. [1otion was seconded by Commissioner
earwise and carried unanimOUSly.
Commissioner }~ll moved that the meeting be adjourned at 5:05 P.H. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly.
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CITY COlilUSSIOU l.tEETII1G
. 'June 1B,.1973
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'" CITY' COHMISSION :,tEETIUG
, JUNE: 19, 1973
'1~30 P.li.
, Invocation
Introductiono
!.iinutos of Preoeding Hastings
Public Hearings
Reports from City l,tanager
Ropol'ts from City Attorney
Citizens to bo Heard
Othor.Commission Action
Adjournm~nt
McetinB Pension Plan Trustees
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Public UoaX'ings
~ot Mowing Rosolution ~73-78
Paving, Curbs & OrainaBo '~ Starboard Way,
Douglas to SCL ~R ',,'
final Plan -RPD, UE CernaI' of, Dooth-doHullen l;,; ",
Drew extended (Bianins) " '\
Schedule of Gas Rates
Cantd. - Request for Vacation of Cast-dost
Alleys. Bl 7 & 8, Uayviow City Su1>d.
Zoning AmQndments~
a. Contd. - Lots 22, 23, 24, 91 C, C~rolin~ .tQrr.,
from Rin2 to CG (Koounan Realty)
b. Lots 2, 1B, 19, 2U & 21. D1 C, Carolina Terr.,
, from HH12 to CG (PlcckQr~ ,at al)
Rcquests fat' Annexation and lJotot'mina don I>
establishment at: Zoning & i'ire Distriot
C1assifica tion:
a. Lots 10 to 21 incI., CI"ystG\l Huts., Unit'l,
RSSO (Novak, ct all
b. ~ Side of USl9, 550' U of HUI"sory, CO
(Dynamic Invest., Inc.)
c. Lot 99. Skylino Grovas. RS50 (ranloy)
d. Portion of Soc, 1-2!J-lS, RPU, & ePD
(Coachman Proporties, Inc.)
Reports from City I,tanager
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Set Public ,Hearing Uato foI" Propoaod Truck
Route Syste.m
Resolution - Firc Servic~ to County
Approval of Pelling Plac~ & Appointmont &
sottinB Compensation of Poll Workers for
Special Annexation i~efercndull1 tlec'tion 7/101'/ J
Requcsts for .BevcI"aue Liccn~eG ,- IblD Lakcview
and 2245 Nursery' ,
Request for Occupational License, - Uonald
Frost Tours, Inc.
pierce Ulvd. Extension Alignment ,
Accaptanco of Plat - '~Jildwood of Count'r'yoida
Request fol' Rezoning - L.ots 11 throuuh 26, 'lU J,
Belmont SuM.. 2nd Addn., from R,'154A to CG (Smith)
Requests for Annexation:
a. Acreagc T~~ct, S~ CornaI" of Portion of
Sec. B-29-16, P (City)
'b. Lot 1. 81 U. Temple Torr., 1st Addn.,
PS Wenderson, at a1)
c. Portion of Sec, 1-29-15, Ri'U (Kamonaky. at al)
d. Portion of Sec. 7-29-16, CG (Tho Criap Co.)
c. Lot's J ,K,L,l'l & N, J~ollinu Huts. BuJxl.,
CG (Becker)
f. Portions of Bl 38, lot Addn, to ,'lG\l"ymont
Replat & Lot 1, ~osell Acrca, CT (~1inll)
lB. aids, P,C,U & Sanitary Sewers - nildwOod way
lIamlet 'to SCL RR
19. Bids. Demolition of Structurc GU7 ~ldvidue
20. Bids. i-lcllpoint or Dcwatcrinf; Pump
21. Bids, Station Aar.on
22. aids. Radios ,
23. Other encineering Matters
24. Verbal Reports and 0 thoI' Pandinn Jill ttoru
l~e.ports from City Attorney
Ord. #1456, - Amendinc Oarbanc Points of
COllection & ScttinnFce6 for Curbside Pick-up
& Side or Re.ar Building Colloction -'2n~ UdG~
Ord. #1459 - AnncxinB & ~oninfl d Portion of
SOO. 9-2Y-IG - 2nd Readinu
Ord. Y1400 - Annexing & Zoning Lot 12, Pinc11a~
Groves & Lot 29, Unit 1 of CrYGt~l Huts. Subd.
AuthorizinU 1:xecl.ltion :)f Agreelncnt for Sanitary
SoweX' Service .
Authorizing Execution of 'rornporary Casoment fot'
~dditio~al Period an roquestcd by US Corps of
Engineers' - San1Koy ,
Acoeptanco of Deol.ls, E4GCmonte ~ Hostrictiona
Lot Mowing Rasolution -
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