07/05/1973
CIT'! COi-1;USSIOH :1EETIN3
July 5, '1973
The City Commission of tho City of Clearwater met in regular Bossion at the
City Hall, Thursday, July 5,.1973, at 1:3U P.M.. with the following members
prGsent;
, II. Evorett Hou~en
Donald S. Wil11ama
Richard D. Wachtler
*Joseph Carwise
Rick Hall
Mayor-Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Corrunissioncr
*Absont at opening of moeting.
Also prosent were:
Merrett R. Stierheim
llerbert H. Brown
Max Battle
Sgt. James Shaffer, Jr.
City Manager
City Attorney
City Engineer
Representing Police Chief
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The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was giv&n by the City
Attorney. Commis s ioner Hall mov ed that the minutes of the regular meeting of June 4,
1973 be approved as recorded and as sbumitted in written summation by the Clet."k to
each Corrunissioner. Motion was seconded by Corrunissioner Wachtler and carried
unanimously.
By unanimous consont it was agreed to dcviate from the agenda. Items #5 and ;6
were considered jointly as related items.
ITEM #5 - A public hearing on Zoning Amendment (Continued from June 4th).
The following property to be changed from RS-50 (single family) to R11-34 (mul ti-
family) :
Begin 665 ft. West and 495.25 ft. South of the Northeast corner of Southeast 1/4
Section 15-29-15, run West 665.95 ft., South 800.20 ft., East 666.37 ft., North
B01.67 ft. to p.o.a. Located on North side of Druid Rd. and is the South part
of Glen Oaks Golf Course - Koch, et all
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ITD1 #6 - A public hearing re Acquisition of Land Known as Glen Oaks Golf Course.
NE 1/4 of SE 1/4, Section 15-29-15 less Druid Heights Sub. and W 665 ft. of
N 266 ft. MD.L. of S 336 ft. M.O.L. of SW 1/4 of SE 1/4 of WE 1/4, Section
15-29-15.
The City Manager described progress in negotiations for acquisition of the Glen
Oaks Golf Course (approximately 30 acres, including land north of Court Street) and
outlined major provisions of a proposed real estate contract: 4 separate mortgages;
purchase of the property over a lO-year period; suspension of payments for the first
year; simple interest at 5\; and no prepayment penalties. Other aspects of the
prospective purchase were reported by the Manager: appraised value $2.000.000.00
(the negotiated purchase price); funding under the 1974 general obligation bond
issue as a separate line item for voter approval, or payments allocated from capital
improvement funds over the lO-year period with potential support from revenue sharina,
state or federal; yield of at least $50,000 per year from continued operation of the
golf course; potential arrangements with St. Cecelia Church for the City to acquire
church land at Coachman and Sunset Point Rds. in exchange for approximately 4 acres
of the Glen Oaks property north of Court St. The City Attorney presented reoonunended
amendments to the proposed contract permitting change in zoning upon liquidation of
the mortgage and providing for separate payments to the individual mortgage holders.
A show of hands indicated only one member of the pUblio in opposition to the
proposed ,purchase. Mr. Charles Ores, 227 N. Saturn. objected to the purchase on the
basis that the City now had a' sufficient number of golf courses. Commenting on the
City's objeotive of preserving an open-space environment, the Mayor" remarked on the
large number of petitions reoeived in favor of City purchase. There was no corres-
pondence in objection.
The City Manager explained the methods of appraisal and rcviewed the potential
sources of funds for this project at the request of Commissioner Hall. Commissioner
Wachtler moved that the proposed real estate contract be accepted as amended in
paragraphs Band 9, whereby the individual mortgages and related zoning restrictions
stand independently and may be retired at the option of the City, separately or in
combination, without penalty; and that, in approving execution of this purchase contract.
the City.Commission acts with the understanding'that this land is being purcl~sed for
park and recreation p~rposes; that the City shall not be denied the option of placing
public facilities in this area, primarily of a recreational or pultural nature~ as
may be in the public interest, and that the appropriate officials be authorized to
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CrTi' COH;USS!ON HCC'rIHG
July 5, 1973
I'!'EH Y 5 - Commissioner Uillilllns moved that the request of Glen Oaks Golf Course
for rezoning ue denied without prejudice. 110tion was secondod by Commissioner Wachtler
and carried unanimously,
'l'he City i1anager recommended an additional motion directing him to continuo
nogotiations with St. Cece1ia's Churoh along the lines outlinod and to bring back
a proposal on tho oxchange of propcrtiBG l Commissioner Hilliams movod tha t tho
rooonunenda tion be approved. i10tion was seoonded by Conunissioner Wachtler and carried
unanimously.
ITEI1 #4 - Proposed Truck Routo System - Tho City Traffic Engineer presented tho
pro po sod truok route system. displaying a large-scalo map of tho Clearwater area
markod to designata oxisting roads and planned oxtensions appropriate to the truck
system. Pointing out that most of the truck routes shown arc designated as state ,
routes and cannot legally be closed to truck traffic. the Traffic Engineer emphasized
that the plan repI'esents the minimum feasible network without involving center-city
roads. Mr. A. D. Finch. attorney. expressed his ooncern about the proposed route,
on Keene Rd. through Skycrest. one of the largest residential areas. The City Manager
explained that Keene would not be formally designated a truck route until extended
by tho County as a four-lane road. some time in the future.
Hr. Glenn Beneke. 115 S. Mars. also expressed his objeotion to extending Keene
through the Venus Ave. park and lake area and asked for a long-range cOJluni tment by
the City to eliminate this extension. The City Engineer stated that the lake was
necessary to the area's drainage system and would not be reduced in size. Again
commenting on the County's responsibility for the Keene Kd. extension. the City
Manager conceded that this extension pI'obably would take place under the long-range
planning contemplated. The Hayor stated that the City could make no commitment for
the future in this rer.ard.
Use of Union St. as a truck route was questioned and justified on the basis of
completing the circuit for other routes. Hr. Jason Haynes. Dunedin Public Works
Director and City Engineer. spoke in favor of retaining Union St. ,and Keene Rd. in
the plan for truck traffic. Dunedin is now preparing to advertise for bids on the
extension of Keene Rd. north from SR 580 to County Rd. 1.
Residents on South Hercules. 11ary Dibb and Ray Willoughby. objected to the
heavy truck traffic on Hercules and reported that truck drivers were not observing
the 8:00 P.I1. to ,6,:,00 1~,M. curfew. Sgt. Shaffer (representing the Police Chief)
asaerted that the police would enforce the law on truck curfew violations.
Following further general discussion of the proposed truck traffic system.
Commissioner Williams moved for Commission approval of the truck routes proposed.
except foI' Venus Ave. ,which shall not be so designated until the related extensions
are cOlnpleted. and with roads posted appropriate to the categories of residential
area streets and streets marked for truck traffic, and. further, that "the legal
department be directed to prepare an ordinance implementinB this program. 110tion
was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
I'fEI1 #7 - A pUblic hearing on requests for Annexation and Determination and
Establishment of Zoning and Fire District Classification.
a, Continued from Hay 21. 1973.
(A) Begin 667 ft. East and 200 ft. North of Southwest cornel" of Southeast
Quarter (SE 1/4) of Uorthwest, Quarter, (Nvl 1/4). Section 9-29-16. thence'
continue 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
(8) Begin 667 ft. East of Southwest corner of Southeast Quarter CSE 1/4)
of Northwest Quarter (Nrl 1/4), Section 9-29-16. thence continue
East 1147 ft. M.O.L.. North 200 ft., West 1147 ft. M.O.L.. South
200 ft. to P.O.B. and Begin at Northeast corner of Southeast Quarter
(SE 1/4) of Northeast Quarter (WE 1/4), Section 9-29-16, run West
'503 ft. for P.O. B., South 222 ft.. rdesterly along Jlor"th line of Del
Oro Groves 1st Addn. 1230 ft. M.D.L.. North 300 ft. to North line of
South Half (S 1/2) of Hortheast Quarter (HE 1/4), East 1200 ft. to
P.OIB. with RPD (residential planned development)zoning and Fire
District No. 2 - Kapok Tree Inn.
(C) Beein 667 ft. East and 200 ft. North of Southwest corner of Sou"theast
Quarter 'SE 1/4) of Northwest Quarte~ (NW 1/4), Section 9-29-16. thence
continue North 466 ft. M.O.L.. East 667 ft.,M.O.L., North 550 ft..
East 290 ft., North 50 ft.. East 320 ft., North 65 ft., East 29U ft,
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CITY COHMIS~ION MEETING
July 5, 1973
M.O.L., South GOO ft. M.O.L.. West 60 ft., South 12Y ft.. West 245 ft.,
South 80 ft.. West 119 ft., South 320 ft., West llq7 ft. M.O.L. to
P.O.U. - with RCPD (rosidantial oommorcia1 planned devolopmont)
zoning and Fire Oi9 tric t No.1. - Kapok Tree Inn. .
Commissioner williams withdraw beoause of possible oonf1iot of interest.
The Mayor introduced consideration of this itom with a question to the applioant
concerning the present status of actions taken to romedy conditions previously cited
by the Commission (Janua~y 22. 1968) as a bar to request app~oval. Applicant's
t"opresenta tive, Ii~. John Bonnc~, desoribed various actions takon toward compliano e
but was not able to report progross on installation of a visual paging system or
final changes in omp10yee,parking. In response to a question from the City J1anager,
iir. Bonner stated that the applicant had completed studies on the sound nuisance
problem, was wil1inB to submit to the City reports on thesQ studies and would
continue those efforts, if necessary, under contract arrangements t'eoommended by
the City. A show of hands indicated that many ~esidents of the area considered
the Kapok Tree loud speaker system a severe nuisance. Commissioner Hall moved to
continue oonside.ration of this item for the first meeting in September (September>
4th), at 1:30 P.I1. Motion was seoonded by Conunissioner Wachtler and carried
unanimously.
ITEi1 112 - rinal Plan - Portion Scotion IG-29-lG - Poinsctte.
Begin 1250.57 ft. South and 50 ft. \'iest of t10rtheast corner of Northwest 1/4,
Section 16-29-16, West 619 ft., North 95 ft., West 400 ft., Horth 165 ft..
West 219 ft., North 165 ft., East 619 ft., North 165 ft., Bast 619 ft.,
South 590 ft., to P.O.d. - Poinsette.
a ain withdrew
The City Manager outlined the final plan for RPD (Residential Planned Development)
on the Poinsette property and reported the Planning and Zoning Board recommonda tion
for approval subject to all lots east of ~ Street on north property line having ingress
and egress to the south only. The aanaBcr reported that the plan conforms to require-
ments established by Commission action of July la, 1972, and to requirements of the
Zoning Ordinance. Applicant's representative, i1r. Jeff Hutler, stated that the final
plan reflected a reduction in density from 96 units approved under annexation to the
present total of 87 units (8.5 units per ac~e, net). Commissioner Wachtler moved for
approval of the RPD final plan (poinsctte) as recommended by the Planning and loning
Board in memorandum of JulY 5th. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and
carried unanimously.
ITEM #1 - Lot Mowing Resolution #73-62. Tho City Attorney described the pu~posc
of this reSOlution. The City Inspector stated that he had inspected the lots and had
found them a menace to public health, safety and welfar>e. There were no objections.
Commissioner Hall moved that ReSOlution n73-92 passed on June 18th, 1973, be confirmed
and made effective as to all persons and parcels listed thereon, except for those
whose lots have been verified as being clear>ed and those who have paid the City for
clearing, and that the proper City officials and employees be directed to proceed in
accordance with law and see that the lots are cleared. ~otion was seconded by
Commissione~ Waohtler and carried unanimously.
I'rU'l #3 - A public hearing on Appeal f~om Boa~d of Adjustment & Appeal on Zoning -
between Rainbow & Cleveland and between Main & Gunn. - Spanos.
Commissioner \~illiams returned to the meeting at this time.
A. Begin 1085.88 ft. H from 8\'1 corner of SE 1/4 of HE 1l4, Section l3-29-15.
thence continue U 635.29 ft.. East 220 ft" South 961.35 ft., Wast 190 ft..
Nor>th 326 ft.. West 30 ft. to P.O. B., zoned R;1-54A (high density multi-
family) - Spanos.
il. negin 760 ft. Horth and 280ft. East of SW corner of SE :Pf4~tfeJ.{i+on 13 -29-15,
thence North 961.40 ft., East 290 ft.. South 5.51 it.. SE'ly along curves
476 ft.. South 499.47 ft.. West 400 ft. to P.O.B., zoned CS (commercial
services). - Spanos .
, The City Manager explained that this request represented an appeal from the decision
of the Board of Adjustment and Appeal on Zoning which denied the applicant's request
on,June 14, 1973. Mr. Charles Raffo, contractor and applicant's representative, described
the reason for the r>equest: location of pe~golas so that the two back columns of the
pergolas fall flush with the face of the adjacent buildings, causing encroachment by
the front columns on the setback requirement of approximately 9 feet. Appealing on the
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CITY COMIHSSIOU HE;E'UUG
July 5, 1973
oosis of arohitectural aesthetics, Mr. Raffo reported that sevoral of tho pOl"golas
had been completed when the mistako in interp1'lotinR tho setback requirement was
discovered. The City Attorney ata ted that this was a hoaring do novo. Commissionor
CaI'wis'o moved to dony the applicant's I'equest foI' varianco. Motion was socondod by
Commissioner Waohtler. Cornmissionor Williams expressod tho opinion that tho builder
had prooeeded in ignoranoe and had not intended to violate the oI",Unanco, and stated
that he oonBide~ed the builder's plan arohiteoturally attractivQ and an aBsot to the
neighborhood. Upon the .vote being taken, Commissioner Car-wise voted in favoI'.
Conuniss ioners \-li11 iams, Wac htloI', Hall and Mayor Hougen WC1t'Q opposod. iiotion for
denial of the requost did not carry. Commissioner Williams moved that tho roquost
of the applicant for a variance of approximately 9 foet from the setback requirement
be approved. Hotion was sG:conded by Commissioner \-Iaohtlc1'l. Upon the vote being
taken, Commissioners Williams, Waohtlor, and Hall voted in favor. CormnissioneI"
Ca1'lwise and Hayor Hougen voted "no". ;10tion carried.
ITEM #7 (con~inued from earlier in tho meeting)
b. from the Southwest corner of Northeast l/lf,Section 11-29-15, run NOI'th along
North-South centoI' lino of Section 11, 933.64 ft., West lBl.20 ft., to
Southwest OOI'ner of Lot 22, HiGhland Oaks Estates for P.O.B., thence South
104.00 ft., \-les1: 190.85 ft" Horth 208.00 ft.. East 190.aS ft. and South
104 ft. to P.o,~. with RS-75 'single family) zoning and Firo District No.2. _.,....'
ROBero.
The City Manager outlined the request and read the recommendation of the Planning
& Zoning Board for approval. Thore were no objections. Cownissioner Carwise moved,
that the request for annexation by Al Rogero Builder, Inc., with RS-75 zoning and
Fire District No. 2 be approv cd, as recommended by the Planning &. :6oning Board and,
that tho city Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought
back to this Commission for approval as soon as possible. t'lotion was seconded by
Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
c. (A) Lot 45, Skyline Groves Sub. with PS (professional services) zoning
and Fire District No. 2 - Johnson
(B) From the Southeast corner of Northeast 1/4, Section 6-29-16, run West
along East-West center line of Section, 1797 ft. to P.O.B., thence
Wost 150 ft., North 188.95 ft., East 150 ft., and South laB.95 ft.
to p.o.a. less existinB R.O.W. on North side of Sunset Point Rd. with
PS (professional services) z.oning and Fire District Ho. 2 - Johnson
In response to a question from CommissioneI' Hall, the Planning Director surrunariz.ed
tho various zoninB categories currently established for the surrounding area. Applicant's
representative, Mr. O. P. Herndon, described the proposed two-story structure. There
were no objectional CommissioneI' Hachtler moved that the. request for annexation by
Charles Johnson with PS zoning and Fire Distriot No. 2 be approved as recommended by
the Planning & Zoning Board, 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 earwise and caI'ried unanimously.
d. Begin at Northwest corner of Northwest 1/4, Scction 16-29-16, run East
1338.09 f't.. South 495.21 f1:.. West l33lL09 ft'., and North l?9S.21 ft. to
p.o.a. less R.O.W. for SR 593, with RPU (residential planned development)
zoning and Fire Dis1:rict No. '2. - Haas
The City Manager repoI'ted that the applicant had withdrawn his request (letter
of June 28, 1973). Commissioner Hall moved that applicant's withdrawal of his
request be confirmed. l1otion was seconded by Commissioner WachtleI' and carI'ied
unanimously.
e. Lot 11, Blocl< a, Bay View City Sub. with RS-5U 'single family) zoning and
Fire DiS1:I'ict No.2. - Talbot
The City Hanager outlined the request and read tho recommendation of the Planning
& Zoning Board for approval. There were no objections. Commissioner Hall move.d that
the request for annexation by C. B. Talbot with RS..50 zoning and fiI'e District No.2
be approved, as recommended by the Planning and Zoning BoaI'd, and that the City
Attorney be instructed to inolude this in an ordinance to be brought back to this
Commission for approval as soon as possible, t10tion was seconded by CommissionoI'
Wachtler and carI'ied unanimously,
f. South Ba ft. of East 116 ft. of Lot 5, William Brown's Sl.1bdivision of
Bayview with CG Cbusine$s) zoning and FiI'G District No.1. - Draeger
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CIT'f CO:1MIS~IOU i1EI.:'r!NG
July 5. 1973
"fhe City l1anagoI' outlined tho roquest and road tho rc.collunonda.tion of the ,Planning
& Zoning Uoard for approval. TheI'o were no objoctions. Commissioner Wachtler moved
that tho roquest for annexation of William Draoller with CG zoning and FiI'o Uistrict
. No.1 be a'ppI'ovod as reoommended by tho Planning' Zoning Board and that tho City
Attorney be instructed to includo this in an ordinance to be brought back to this
Commission for approval as Boon as pOGoiblG. ;'Iotion was seoonded by Commissioner
Cdrwiae and carried unanimously.
Lots 18, 20. South 50 ft. of Lot 25, North 40 ft. of Lot 26. Lots 34. 35,
37,38,41.-48 inol.. 52,58,59.66-68 incl.. 77-81 incl., 94.159, loU,
163 and 161. with HS-6U (singlc family) zonin!; and Firo Distroict No. 2..-
Mennes, at al (Clearwater HanoI" Sub.)
1'ho City Hanauer outlined the roquest, road tho rccommondation of the PlanninB
& Zoning Uoard for approval and noted that Lots 159, 160. 163 and 164 had been
withdrawn from the request as being non-contiguous. Correspondence concerning the
request (both for and against) showed concorn for the health hazard in the area
caused by inadequate septic tank operation. Applicant's representative, ~r. Fred
Menges, confirmed group interest in obtaining City souers. Commissioner Carwise
moved that the requcst for annexation by Fred Mennes. at al, with RS-60 zoning and
Fire District No. 2 be approved as recommended by the Planning & Zenina Bo&rd, and
that tho City Atternay be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought
back to this Commission for approval as soon as possible. Hotion was seconded by
Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously.
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h. Lot 27, Del 01"0 Gardens, with R~-50 (single family) zoning and Fire District
No. 2 - McKnight.
1'ho City l1anaget' outlined the request and read the recommendation of the Planning
& Zoning Board for denial, and, in lieu thereof, a recommendation for RS-6U (single
famili) zoning. Following a discussion of the zoning on contiguous properties (~S-50),
Commissioner \Vachtlor movod that the request for annexation by Melvin 11cKnight with
RS-50 zoning and riI'e District No. 2 be approvod and that tile 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 Carwise and
carried unanimOUSly.
i. Lot 14, Graoemocr Sub. with RS-75 zoning and Fire District No. 2 - Fletchor
The City Manager reported that the applicant had withdrawn his request by
letteI' dated July 5, 1973. because of unexpected cost incidont to sewer connection,
Motion to confirm w1thdrdwal was made by' Commissioner Carwise, seconded by ,
Commissioner Hall and carried unanimOUSly.
j. Lot 34, Glen Ellyn Estates, with RS-50 zoning and Fire District No.2 -
Jennings.
1'he City Hanager outlined the rcquest and read the reao:nrnendation of the Planning
& Zoning Board for denial, and, in lieu thereof, do recollunendation for RS-75 zoning.
The applicant was not present. CommissioneI' Carwise moved that the request for
annexation by Frank Jennings with RSM75 zoning and fire District No.2 be approved
as recommended by the Planning & Zoning Board and that the City Attorney be instructed
to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to this Commission for approval
as 600n as possible. :10tion was seconded by COllunissioner Wachtler and carr-ied
unanimously.
Commissioner Wachtler left the meeting at this time.
k. Lots 6 & 7, Pinellas ~I'oves, SE 1/4, Section 12-29-15 with RPD (residential
planned development) zoning and Fire District No.2. - foderingham & Heise
(Royal Crown construction. Inc.)
The City Manager outlined the request and read the recommendation of the Planning
& Zoning Board for denial of 24 units maximum density and recommendation for appt'oval,
of not morc than 2 0 units net. 111". Donald ;>1cFarland, attorney fcr the applicant.
described tho proposod development and offered, in 11CU of parkland dedication, to
relocate, renovate and Brant to the City a two-bedroom home representing a contribution
of approzimately $19.000.00. A site plan and aerial photograph were displayed. In
a discussion on density Hr. I1cFarland stated that project plans call for laO-190 units.
a density of approximately 20 units per acre with a net area of 9.5 acres.
Commissioner Carwise moved that the request for annexation by Royal Crown
Construction, Ino., with RPD (residential planned development) zoning and Fire Uistrict
No. 2 be approved as recommended by the Planning & Zoning Board with a maximum density
of 20 units net, subjeot to a 30 ft. right-of-way easement along the south boundary'
of.the property, right-of-way deed on the north (Palmotto) and IO ft. tdrainagc and
utility eas~ments on tho east and west property lines, further providing that the
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CI'r'i COMMISSION HEE'l'ING
July 5, 1973
applicant rolocate at his QKpOnBO, and furnish title to, the 2-bedrooln house presently
situated on the ,proporty to a lot dosiunated by the City.and to restore it to a
liveable condition acoeptablo to the City, and that the City Attorney be instructed
to include this in an ordinance to be brour.ht back to the Commission as Goon as
possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously.
1. Lot 12, Ulock la, Virginia Groves Estates, lst Addn.. with RS-60 ~oning
and Fire District No. 2 - Woodring
Tho City Hana~eroutlined the request and t'ead the recommendation of thePlanninu
& Zoning ~oard for donial. and, in lieu therof. a recommendation fot' RS-15 ~oning
which had beon aCreed to uy the applicant., 'fhore were no objections.. Commissionor
Hall moved that the request for annexation by James woodring with RS-15 zoning and
Fire District Ho. 2 be approved as :t'eoornmcnded by the Planning & ~onin3 Hoard, 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. The motion was secondod
by Commiasioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Hachtler t'eturned to the meeting at this time.
ITEH 118 - County Land Use Plan. The City Manager introduced discussion of tno
proposed County Land Use Plan and t'equested 11r. l-"rod Marquis. County Planning Uirector,
to furnish pertinent explanatory cOlnffient. i1r. Harquis emphasized the following aspects:
adoption of the plan is primat'ily an expression of policy. pe~mittinc the County to
make long-range projections on such matters as water supply and waste disposal re-
quirements~ planning for urban center zones of higher density (over 3U units par acre)
would anticipate the need for public transit services and provide a key to potential
transit station locations. Mr. Norman Thompson. Tampa Bay Reaional Planning Council,
commented on the intended flexibility of the proposed plan and spoke of the need for
continuing revisions in maintaining an effective tool in land use management. Public
reaction to planning for high density urban centers was questioned by Commissioner
\villiams who expressed the opinion that high density zones in Clearwater could bring,
the population to well over 200,000. Commissioner \o/illiams moved that the Commission
pass and adopt Resolution #73-84 in approval and acceptance of the Pinellas County
Comprehensive Land Use Plan as a guide to the City of Clearwater in planning. subject
to periodic review and revision as may be appropriate. and recommending to neighbot'ing
communities a similar course of action to promote unified zoning concepts in the area.
with the understanding that approval constitutes no specific commitments on road plans
or high density zoning. and. further. that the appropriate officials be authorized to
execute this reSOlution. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried
unanimously.
The Mayor read a letter from County COJrunissioner William Dockerty urging the
City to follow a policy adopted by the County for reversing the trend in rising
consumption of water; no additional connections for irrigation~ no meter installations
for lawn sprinkling; no special rate meter installations. Disconnection of special
rate meters was requested. The City Manager reported current use of approximately
3.500 lawn meters and reported that the City no longer issued permits for installation
of this special service. The :1ayor stated that he was not in agreement with the
request to disconnoct lawn maters and Commissioner Williams urged shallow well
development wherever possible. ' The Hayor stated that the City would take appropriate
action on the County t'equest in the near future.
Planning for Commission work sessions and public hearings on the operating budget.
housing and allocation of funds for social action programs was discussed by the Mayor
and City Manager. A breakfast work session on these items was set for July 12th
(7:30 A. M. )~ preliminary adoption of the budget was scheduled for the regular
meeting of July 16th. Date of July 20th was planned for final adoption of the budget.
ITEM H11 a - Discussion - Multi-Level Parking Facilities. The 11ayor introduced
Mr. Brooks Carter. representing the Downtown Development Board as Chairman of the
Parking Committee. Mr. Carter recommended that the Commission authorize selection of
a suitable site for a multi-level parking facility to stimulate development of the
central business district. After a discussion concerning various factors of cost
and methods. Commissioner Williams moved that the Commission authorize expenditures '
up to $5.000.00 for a feasibility study on site location for a multiple-level parking
facility. Motion was seconded by Cownissioner Hall and carried unanimOUSly.
Commissioner Wachtler left the meeting at this time.
ITEM 1#13- Request fot' Occupational License for Antique & Gift Shop - 624
Cleveland St. (Day) The City t1anager outlined the request and stated that an investi-
gation had been made and that no reason was found to deny the t'equest. Cownissioncr
Carwise moved that the request be approved and that the appropriate officials be
authot'ized to issue the license. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried
unanimously.
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CIT'f COi1aISSION MEETIUG
JUly S t 1!)7 3
'ITEl'1 Hl - Requost Time extension (USH Proporties Corp.)' 'rho City .1anager
roported that the Planning & ~~nins Board had recolrunondod a ono-year oxtension
for completion of tho roquired disoloDuro of plans, under ShoppinU ConteI'. District
zoning, for tho U.S. llomos shopping contor (80.63 acros) in the SE l/q, Soction
30-28-16, south of 5R 500 and cast of U.S. IIwy 19. Commissioner williams movod
for approval of this request aD prosented. Hation was soconded by Commissi()neI"
Carwise and oarried unanimously.
ITEH H 17 - Zoning Amendments:
a. Lots 6 S 7, Russoll Sub.. Unit 1, from RS-50 (Ginelo family) to RM-2~
(medium donsi ty lOul ti-family). - Gingor
Tho City ;1anagor outlined the request and roported thd. t a previous, roquost
(Soptomber, lOuD) had been donied because of spot zonine. Co~nisGioner Williams
moved that the request of RoblJrt P. Gineer for change of zoning frolll RS-50 to HI'I-24
be accepted and roferred to tho propor City departments for appropriate action and
public hearings. i10tion was seconded by Commissioner Carwiso and carried unanimously.
:-11". Douglas Roach, representing Imperial Land Corp., present:ed a request for
approval to begin construction of a buildina at "Country-sido", adjacent to the golf
course, for storage of golf course maintenance equipment. Applicant explained the
need to proceed with construction while the application for chanp,e in zoning was
processed by the City. following a discussion on prodeduro, Commissioner Carwise
moved to approve the request, authorizing the City 11anager to issue the appropriate
building permit, subject to referral of tho zoning request to the proper City
departments, and with the understanding that the buildin~ must be removed if the
request for rezoning should fail approval under the rcview procedure. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously.
IT~\ ~27 - Other Cngineering aattors - Change Order HI - to the contract with
Layne Atlantic Co. (Briley, Wild & Associates) Commissioner Carwise moved that
Change Order #1 be approved as recommended, decreasing the contract in the net amount
of $5,554.48 for wells f~48, 1149 and #5t~. :10tion was seconded by Commissioner
Williams and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEL1 i~ 9 - Appeal re Vacation of Drainage Easement - set pUblic hearing (Armitage).
Lot 332, Morningside Estates SUbdivision. Unit JB
The City Manager outlined the appeal. Recommendation for denial was made by
the City Engineer because the concrete had not been poured and the pool location
could be moved closer to the residence. Conunissioner ',oJilliams moved that the appeal
be denied as recommended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried
unanimously.
IT1:;l.1 NlO - Request Approval for Power Transmission Line (Florida Power). 'l'he
City Manager summarized this request: approval of transmission lines crossin~ SR 580
approxima~ely l/~ mile east of intersection of SR 55 (U.S. 19), to replace lines on
existing easements to the south and running said lines along an easement from U. S.
Homes easterly about 1400 ft. to Florida Power main transmission line easement.
Approval was recommended. Commissioner Williams moved that the request be approved
as reco~nended and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
I'l'E:J'1 H12 - Request for Rental Haiver for Auditorium Ci-tadison Height Socialettes).
The City Manager reported receipt of a request for waiver of rental on the
auditorium' from the Madison Height Socialcttes for the date of April lit 1974, and
recommended approval of this request pursuant to Commission policy granting waiver
to charitable and non-profit organizations. Approval had been,endorsed Lv Parks
& Recreation. Commissioner I~illiarns moved that the request be approved a!=..r...com-
mended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner l~ll and carried unanimously,
IT&'1 #14 - Approval of Proposed Subdivision plan - WillOW Ridge Subdivision
(Shell Oil) (]'-29-15). The City Hanager outlined this request and reported
Planning & Zoning Board approval. On advioe of the City Attorney this item was
removed from the agenda pending scheduled action by the Commission on potential
annexation and zoning of this property.
rl'EM US - So~ Public Ilearing Date re l1inirnum Housina Violation:
801 Carlton St., S. 50' of Lot II all of Lot 12, Block 2, C. B. Jdckson
Subdivision, Owner, Samuel St. Clair
The City Hanager recommended schedUling this item for the first meeting in August.
Commissioner Carwise moved that August 6th be set for the hearing on the reported
minimum housing viOlation at 801 Carlton St. Motion was seconded by Co~nissioner l~ll
,and carried unanimously~
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CI If'i COi1:U SSION 111:1::1' WG
July 5, 1073
~1'EM H16 - Set Uato for Annoxation Heforondum - Sunset Knoll Subdivision,
The City Managor roported tho City Clerk'.. recommondation for oombining this
referendum with the next goneral alection on February 12, 1814. Following a
discussion on tax roll cloning c.1a to and area concern fot' City sewers, Commissioner
Williams moved that this annoxation reforondum be scheduled for tho first Tuosday
in ,Octohor. :-totion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
n'ta Nt 7 - Zoninn ~mendmont: (Continued from earlior in the moeting),
u, Lota 32-33, Drew Park, !{Jl-12 (duplex-apartment) to CG (general business)
(Snyder)
-rho City Hanager roported this request for referral. Commissioner Williams
moved that the request of r:lse Snyder for change of zoning from Rlt-12 to CG be
accepted and referred to tho, proper City departments for appropriate action llnd
public hearing, 11otion was seconded by COllunissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEI1 1118 - Requosts for Annexation anJ Determination Eo Establishment of Zoning
& Firo District Classification:
a. Lot 27, Terra Alto Est., with RS-50 (single family) zoning and Fire District
No.2. - CHartin)
b. Lots 3 & 4, In B, Unit A & Lot 12, Unit il, Bl B, Clearwater Highlands, with
RS-60 (single family) zoning and Fire District No.2. (Heishman)
c. North l~lf (n 1/2) of Lots 7 & 8, Pinellas Groves, SW 1/4 Sec. 1-29-15, less
South ISO ft. of North 200 ft. of East 150 ft. of West ISO ft., with PS
(professional services) zoning and fire District No.2. - (Booth, et al)
The City J.tanager reported these requests for referral. Commissioner Hilliams
moved that the roquests for annexation as outlined above be accepted and referred
to. the proper City departments for a?propriate action and pUblic hearing. i1otion
was seconded by Commissionor Carwise and carried unanimOUSly.
I'rE:a 1119 - Bids, Closed Circuit TV Equipment - Police Dept. The Bid of Lykes
Electronics Corp., Tampa, Fla., was recommended for acceptance. Commissioner Williams
moved upon the recommomlation of the City l1anager that the contract be awardod to
Lykes Electronics Corp. for the sum of $3,500.0U, which is the lowest and best
responsiule bid, and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to
execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans, specifications
and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEN (#20 - Bids, Microfilm Equipment. The City i1anager o)(pla.ined that, of the
two bids received on microfilm equipment for the Police Department, only the bid of
Eastman Kodak Co., Jacksonville, Fla., met the specification requirements. Accordinuly,
this bid was recommended despite the fact that it was the higher of the two bids
received. Commissioner Hall moved upon the recommendation of the City i1anager that
the contract be awarded to Eastman Kodak Co., Jacksonville, Fla., for the sum of
$9,356.00, which is the best responsible bid, and that the appropriate officials of
the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with
the plans, specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and
carried unanimOUSly.
ITEH #21 - BidS, Power Card Elevator File for Hicrofilm. Bid of Florida
Business System, Tampa, Fla., tho higher of the two bids received, was recommended
by the City Hanager, as the only bid meeting the specification requirements.
Commissioner Carwise moved upon the reoommendation of the City Manager that the
90ntract be awarded to Florida Business System for the sum of $7,774.00, which is
the best responsible bid, and that the appropriate officials of the City be
authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans,
specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner \'iilliams and carried
unanimOUSly.
; ITEH #22 - Bids, Cast Iron Pipe. The City Manager recommended acceptance of
the bid of U. S. Pipe & Foundry, Birmingham, Ala. Commissioner Carwise moved upon
the recommendation of the City iianager that the contract ue awarded to U.S. Pipe ~
Foundry for the sum of $41,58U.00, which is tho lowest and best responsible bid.
and that appropriate offic~als of the City bo authorized to execute said contract
which shall be in accordance with the plans, specifications and bid. Hotion was
seconded' by Commissionor Hall and carriod unanimously.
ITEl1 #23 - Dids, 6" 11echanical Joint Tapping Valves. Bid of B & H Sales, Orla.ndo,
Fla., wae recommendod by the City Manager. Commissioner Hall moved upon the recommen-
dation of the City Manager that the contract be awarded to B & H Sales for tho sum of
$5,475.00, which is the lowest and best responsible bid, and that appropriate officials
of the City be authorized to oxecute said contract which shall be in accordance with
the plans, specifications and bid. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and
oarried' ,uNlnimou sly.
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Cn"! COl1tlISSION MI.:I.;1'ING
July 5, 1973
L'fEr,t N24 - aids, Firo Hydrants. aid of :1 & H Valvc & fitting Co., of Anniston, '
Ala .', Wcl S rGcolRmond ed by tho City r.tana l~or . Commissionor CarwiBo moved upon tho
rooommendation of tho City ;1anager that the contr>aot ho awardod to a & Ii Valvo &-
Fitting Co., in tho amount of $10,250.UO, which is tho lowost anI.! bost rosponsible
bid, and that appropriato officials of: tho City UQ authorized to oxocu~e said
contrac t whioh shall bo in accordance with tho plans, spocificcl tions and bid.
Motion was secondod by Commissioner i>lillii:lms and carried unanimously.
I'fE.'1 1125 - aids," Sani tary Sewers - Jado UBtS. l'ho City ;.tanager recommended
rejection of bids. Commissioner lIall movol.! that bids be t'ej ectad as recommended
by tho City Managor. :'lotion was sooonded by Commissioner Carwise and carried
unanimously.
ITE'1 /126 - Appointment of Board members - Board of Consumer Affairs and Appeals.
Commenting on recent action by the logislature in ostablishing county boards for
consumer intorests. the i'layor recolJunended appointment of StEven C. lJoychak (Executive
Vice President, Chamuer of Commorce) as tho Clearwater member of the Pinellas COl.1nty
Hoard of Consume.r Affairs and Appeals. Commissioner Williams moved for approval
of this appointment. l-lotion was sEconded by Commissioner CarwiGe and carried
unanimously.
ITEM 1128 - Vorbal j{eport and Other pendinn i,latters. 'rhe City Hanager reported
expiration of tho contract with Hr. Lonnie Hard for his work in rolocation.coun-
selinn and suggested retention of his services under Civil Service arrangements.
FOllowing discussion on aspects of work responsibility and accomplishments, the
i1ayor expressad his preference for continuing HI". Ward I s SErvices on a contract
basis. Commissioner Carwise moved that tho Commission approve a one-year extension
of this contract. Notion was second ed by Commissioner Hall and caI"ried unanimously.
ITI:i1 1127 - Other Ennineering Natter (cont.)
a. Court Street Utilities Agreement. The City Bngincer reported that
prospective changes in Court Street by the State Department of Transportation
required execution of a utilities agreement and supporting resolution, covering
changes or relocations in affected utilities within the Court Street right-of-way.
Commissioner Williams moved that ReSOlution No. 73-85 be passed and adopted and
that the appropriatE officials be authorized to execute it. [-lotion was seconded
by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
b. Change Order /11. Paul Giuliani Co. Contraot. The City Engineer recommended
Change Order III deleting approximately 70 ft. of 4811 storm sewer pipe and incidental
items from the North Keene Rd. storm sewcr contract requirernents, and adding sand
cement headwalls and wingwalls, for a net decrease in contract amount of $36.90.
Commissioner Hall moved that Change Order III be approved as recommended. 110tion
was seconded by Commissioner Carwisc and carried unanimously.
. ITEH 1129 -: OrdinanCE f/l~61 - Amending Liquor looning - Portion Lot 1, forrest
HJ.lls Est., UnJ.t Vj and Port10n Sec. 19-2!J-l6, Commissioner Hall moved that
Ordi~nce 111461 be read and c~ns~dered by title only on the first reading by the
unam.tnOUS consent of the CommJ.ssJ.on, i10tion was seconded by Commissioner williams
and carried un-:-nimously. 'i'he Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Hall
moved that OrdJ.nance #1461 be passed on its first reading. J'lotion was seconded by
Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously.
Commissioner 1211 moved that Ordinance #1461 be. read and considered on seoond
and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous
cons~nt of the Commission. Notion was seconded by Commissioner l'iilliams and carried
una~1mously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Cownissioner Hall moved tl~t
OrdJ.nan:e #l46l.u~ passed on it~ second and final reading and adopted and that the
appropr~ate off1c~als be authorJ.zed to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commis-
sioner Williams and carried unanimously.
.IT~i1 #30 - Ordinance. #1462 -: Annexing & Zoning a Portion of Section 19-2~-16.
Comm~ss1~ncr Hall.moved tnat Ord1nance #1462 be read and considered by title only
on the ~1r~t readJ.ng.bY the unan~mous co~sent of the Commission. Hotion was seconde.d
by Comm1ssJ.~ne~ CarwJ.se and carrJ.ed unan1rnously. The Ordinance was read by title
onlr. CommJ.ssJ.oner Hall moyed.that Ordi~ance #1462 ~e passed on its first reading.
Mot10n was seconded by Comm1ssJ.oner CarwJ.se and carrJ.ed unanimously.
90mmissio~cr Hall. moved that Ordinance H462 be rcad and considered on second
and f1nal readJ.ng by tJ. tle only at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous
cons~mt of the Commission. Hotion was seconded by Conunissioner Williams and carried
una~1mously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner r~ll moved that
Ord1nan:~ #l462.b~ passed on its second and final reading and adopted and that the
aPiProprJ.~te offlC:Lals be. authorized to execute it. J1otion was seconded by Commie-
s, onor WJ.lliams and carrled unanimously.
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CITY COl"!..1ISSION MEC'l'ING
July S, 197J
ITEM H31 ,- Resolution - Authorizing City Treasurer to usa Mechanical Check-
Signing Equipment to affix Signatures of A. C. ,Lowroy, Jr., City Treasurer, and
Gerald B. ~"eimor, Acting City I1anager, to all checks drawn by the. City. 'rhe
City Attorney presontod tho resolution, Comrnisoione1" Williams moved that Heso-
lution #73-86 bo passed and adopted and tho appropriate officials be authorized
to exocute it. ftotion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise anti carI'ied
unanimously,
!'rEo\t 1~32 - Hosolution - Appointing Stophen C, BaI'rett as Deputy City 'l'rea-
8uror and ^uthorizinn him to exocute all Chocks wI'itton on City lJank Aocounts
and Sign Requisitions requirGd by a"yConstruction Trust Fund. Co~nissioner
Hall moved that Resolution #73-87 be passad and adopted and tho appropriate
officials be authorized to execute it, and that this action be subjeot to Mr.
Barratt's bondinn for the authorizations granted. Itotion was .Gccondcd by
Commissionor Carwise and carried unanimously,
l'rEH f~33 - Resolution - Setting Fees for Review of l1astcr- Plans.' Conunis-
sioner Hall moved that l~osolution 1/73-88 be passed and adopted and the appropriate
officials be authori~c.d to execute it. Hotien was seconded by Commissioner
Williama and oarried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #34 - Authorizing Execution of Agreament for Sanitary Sewer service -
Dee Wood Industries Inc. The City Attorney described the request, noting that
this item had been referred to tho proper City departments and was recommended
,for approval. Commissioner Hall moved for approval of the agreement. I-lotion was
seconded by Commissioner earwiss and carried unanimOUSly.
t'rE!1 "35 - Acceptanoe of Uoeds, Easements & Restrictions.
Easement from Bay Park Center, Inc., for right-of-way purposes in ME 1/4 of
SE 1/4, Section 19-29-16
Restrictions executed by Bay Park Center _ Inc., in NE 1/4 of SE I /4,
Section 19-29-16
Easement from George H. Kormes, for sidewalk purposes on Lot 44, Clcarview
Lake tstates
Easement from E. J. Baumann, for storIn sewer installation in ME 1/4,
Section 11-29-15
Commissioner Hall moved that tho above instruments be accepted and the City
ele~k be directed to record same in the public records of Pinellas County, Fla.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and capI'ied unanimously.
ITEM #36 - Lot Mowing Resolution. Commissioner i'Jilliams moved that Reso-
lution #73-89 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be
authorized to exeoute it. 110tion waS seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried'
unanimOUSly.
Tampa Bay Area Rapid Transit Authority - The Mayor reported that reorgani-
~ation of the Tampa Bay Area Rapid Transit Authority provided for appointment
of a Clearwater representative to serve on the Charter Committee. He recollunended
appointment of Mr. Glenn Beneke. The Ci~y Attorney presented Resolution #73-90
fot' approval of this action. Commissioner Williams moved that ReSOlution #73-90
be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute
it. [-tot ion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
Arthur D. Little, Inc. 'Recruitment, City (-tanager) - The :1ayor disoussed a
proposal from Arthur D. Little, Inc. (June 13, 1973) and requested contract
authorization and approval of personal travel requirements. Co~nissioner
Williams moved to approve award of the proposed contract with Arthur D. Little,
Inc., in the basic amount of $5,900.00 for professional services, anu to appvQve
such additional incidental expenst3s as may be necessary to the success of this
effort. Motion was seconded by Cotmnissione~ Carwise and carried unanimously.
Chamber of Comrnel"ce (,City i1embership) - The Hayor suggested City membership
in the Chamber of Commerce. Commissioner Williams moved for approval of tho
Mayor's reoommendation, Motion was seconded by Co~nissioner earwise and carried
unanimOUSly.
Emblem for Clearwater Beach 8uses 'rhe ;-layor requested Conunissioner Williams
to display the gull emblem he designed for bus decoration and expressed his per-
sonal appreciation for this gift to the City. Commissioner Hall moved that the
Commission recognize Commissionor Williams for his contribution. Motion was.
sqconded,by Commissioner earwise and carried without dissent. (Commissioner
Williams abstained.) ,
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Resolution in lIonor of John Savago - Tho City,Attor-noy presontod Resolution
H73-91 in honor of John Savage ,(deooased) recognizing his paasing and; aokn'ow-
, lodging his sorvioe to tho County and, to tho Statal Commiosioner"llal,l movod
that Resolution H73-Yl bo passod and adoptod .lnd that tho appropl"ia to officials
be ,authol"ized to exeoute it. i'lotion was seoonded: by Cornmissionol" Carwisa and
carried unanimously.
Resolution in Support of ~and60apina on Courtney Campbell Causeway -
Commissioner Williams moved that Rosolution N73-92 be passed and adopted and
that 'the appropriate offioials be authorized to exocute it. 'l1otion was, scconded
by Commissioner ~~ll and carriod unanimously.
Commisaioner Hall referred to a suggostion he had made SOInO months ago fol"
a holding zone on unimproved pl"operties and asked for a status report. The City
Attorney reported that tho matter was undor oonsideration by both the Planning
and Legai Departments and "that. ,an interim report could be furnished at the nex"t
mee"ting.
The City i'lanager 'stated thatClearwatoI" UeinhboI"s had requested information
on the potential, of establishing City rent oontrols. The City Attorney stated
tha t a 1972 Supreme Cout"t case was decided against such action.
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There being no further 'business, tho meeting 'adjoul"ncd at 7:40'P.M.
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July 5, 1!:l73 ,
Publio Hoarings
1. Lot "lowing JtoBolution N7 3-82 . ,\
2. rina1 Plan-Portion Soc. 16-29-16 (Poinsette) ,
:J. Appoal from Doard of Adju~tm&nt '& Ap~oal on Zoning' i
bot. Rainbow & Clavalanl.l and bet. 1iaJ.n & Gunn (Spanos)
If. Pro poaod Truck. Rou to System, "
5. Zoninu Amondmcnt Contd. -U Sido of Druid, S Part
of Glen Oaks Golf Course, from RS&O to RH34
(Koch, ot all
G. Acquisition of Land known as Glen 'Oaks Golf
Course."
7. Requests for Annoxation and Determination &
l:stal>lishment of L:oning & Fire District '
Classification:
a. Contd. -E of :ic;'lullen- Booth, H of Kdpok' Tree
Inn, Del Oro Est., Dol 01'0 Groves, Del Oro
Groves, lst Addn. & Del arc Huts., RCPO,
RPD, CG (Kapok Tree Inn, Inc.)
b. E 5J.de of Wood bet. Long & Clark, RS75 '
(Rouero)
c. N Side of Sunset Point, 300' W of E. Skyline
PS (Johnson)
d. S Side of Draw ext. bet. Bayview oxt. &
Hc;'lu11en-Booth, RPD (Haas) (withdrawn)
e. Lot 11, 81 5, Bay View City Subd., RS50
(Talbot)
f. N Side of Rogal'S, 2001 E of Thornton, CG
(Draener) "
n. Lots IB, 20, parts of Lots 25 & 26, Lots34~'
35, 37, 38, 44-48 incl., 52, 58, 59, 66-6~
i no 1 OJ, 7'1 - a 1 i no 1 ., 9 4, 15 9, 160, 1 I) J & 16 4 ,
Clearwator HanoI', RS60 (Hennes, et, aU
h. Lot 27, Del 'Oro Gdns., RS50,(HcKniBht)
1. Lot 14, Gracarnoor Subd., RS75 (rlatcher)
j. Lot 34, Glen Ellyn Est., RS50 (Jennings)
k. Lots 6 & 7, Pinellas Groves, RPU (Foderinnlmm,
ct at)
I. Lot 12, Bl la, Virginia Groves Est., 1st
Addn., RS60 (Woodring)
Reports from City :.tanagar
8. County Land Usa Plan
9. Appeal re 'Vacation of Orainane EaGement (set P.H.
(Armitane)
10. Request Approval for Power Transmission Line
(Florida Power)
11. Requost Time Extension (USH Properties Corp.)
a. Discussion - Multi-Level Parking Facilities
12. Request for Rental Waiver for Auditorium
(Hadison Hg"t. Socialettes)
13. Request for Occupational License for Antique 6
Gift Shop - 624 Cleveland (Uay)
14. Approval of Preliminary :'laster Plan - \~i1low
Ridge' Subd .
15. Set Public Hearing Date rc Minimum Housing
Violation
16. Set Date for Annexation Referendum Sunset
Knoll Subdivision
17. Zoning Amendments:
a. Lots 6 & 7, Russell Suud., Unit 1 (Gineer)
b. Lots 32-33 Draw Park, RiU2 to C'J (Snyder)
lB. Requests for Annexation:
a. Lot 21 of Terra Alto Cst., RS50 (Martin)'
b. Lots 3 & 4, 81 13, Unit A F; Lot 1,2, Unit Bt
81 B! Clwtr. Hlnds., RS68 Olaishman)
c. Port~on of Sec. 1-29-15, Pincllas Groves,
'PS (Booth, et all
19. ' aids, Closed Circuit 'rv Equipment
20. Bids, >liorofilm Equipment
21. Bids, Power Card Elevator File for aiorofilm'
22. Bids, Cast Iron Pipe
23. aids, 611 ;,1. J. Tapping Valves
24. Bids, fire Hydrants
" 25. Bids, Sanitary. Sew4?r.s ,,":" Jade Hgts. (to b& rejected) :
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CI'r'! COllHISSION HCJ::'l'ING
JUl.'! 5, 1!l'/3
1:30 p.a."
Invooation
Introduo dons'
HinutGD of PrecedinU t'leotinus
PUblio l10arinBs
Roporta from City [<tanagor
Reports froln City Attornoy
Citizons to bo lIeard
Other Com:nission Action
Au,journ'TIcmt
Meeting PEnsion Plan Trustees
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, Lot 1. Fort"GG t nill B Es t i, Uni tV; and Portion.'
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3~,; Ord'. /11462 - Annexing & ,Zoning a Portion
Boc. 19-29-16 '
31. R osolu tion - Au thori zinU City Treasurer to uae .
Hechanica1 Check-Sinning Equipment to 'affix..... .'
Signa tures of A'. C. LO\o/I'GY, Jt'. t Ci,ty Treasurer"
and Gerald '13. Heimet', Acting ,City Hanauer, to
All Chocks 'drawn by ,City: , ,
32~ Rosolution ~ Appointing Stephan C.,na~rett as
Deputy City Treasurer' and authorizing him :to '"
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and SiUn', Raqui'si tions requirod by Any Cons tI'uction '
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33. Resolution - Setting Fees for Review of ,Master
Plans
34'. Authorizirig Execution of Agreement 'for
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Acceptance' of Dee:.1s, Easements.. & Restrict .;,
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