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08/27/1973 --~_._---- CITY COMMISSION MEETING Auguat 27, 1973 , The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in speoial session at the City Hall, Monday, Auguot 27, 1973, at 1:30 p.m., with the following mem~ bers present: H. Everett Hougen Donald S. Wi11iamo Richard D. Wachtler Joseph Carwise Rick Hall Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Comrni Baioner Commissioner Commiasioner Also preaent were: Duane ZUBBY Herbert M. Brown Clark Lowrey Cecil Henderson Paul Bergmann Ed Blanton Frank Daniels Assistant City Manager City Attorney Finance Director Assistant City Engineer Planning Director Building Director Police Chief The Mayor called the'meeting to order. The invocation was given by.! Chi et' Daniel s. Comm1 a aioner Carwi se moved tha t tm minutes at' the meeting.s of July 5 and July 11, 1973, be approved aa recorded and 88 submitted in writ- ten summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Motion was seconded by Com- missioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #1 - A public hearing on adoption of the City of Clearwater Budget - 1973-74. The Assistant City Manager summarized previous Commission discussions on the operating budget, stating that the Commission had tentatively adopted the proposed budget at the previous meeting (August 20th) and was now considering this item for final action pursuant to the required and advertised public hear- ing. Mr. Charles H. Finton, 310 S. Maywood Avenue, questioned the indicated in- creases in various budget categories. The Finance Director, the Civil Service Director and the Assistant City Manager responded with pertinent information. The City Attorney commented on the availability of the detailed bUdget documents in the public library and office of the City Clerk and the Mayor urged interested persons to make reference to these documents. There wore no objections. Commis- sioner Hall moved that ReSolution #73-100, passed and adopted on August 20, 1973, be confirmed and that the bUdget presented be adopted aa the operating budget for the City or Clearwater tor the fiscal year October 1, 1973, through September 30, . 1974.. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #2 - A public hearing on Request for Vacation: Vacation of 15 ft. right-of-way adjacent to East side of Lot 5 and vacation of 10 ft. easement lying West of and adjacent to East line of Lot 5, Pine1- ('laa Gl'oves;, SW 1/4:; ..Section 1-29-15. - Lakeside Community Chapel. The Assistant City Manager outlined the request t'or vacation ot right-at-way and utility easement and summarized the City Engineer's recommendation for a 15 ft. utility easement in lieu of both the present 10 ft. easement and adjacent 15 ft. right-of-way along the East aide of Lot #5. Tile Assistant City Engineer con- firmed the requirement t'or only a 15 ft. utility easement. The Assistant City Clerk stated that letters of no objection had been received from General Tele- phone Company of Florida and from Florida Power Corporation. Commissioner Hall moved that the request for vacation be approved, as recommended, subject to re- tention of a 15 ft. utility easement, and that implementing Resolution #73-106 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly. . Commissioner Wachtler left the meeting at this time because of personal in- terest in Item #3. ITEM #3 - A publio hearing on Final Plan (Spring Woods) Lots 6 and 7, Pine11as Groves, SE 1/4, Section 12-29-15. - Royal Crown Con- struction Co. The Assistant City Manager introduced consideration of this item and reported that the Planning and Zoning Board had recommended approval of the Final Plan for the Residential Planned Development (Phase I, east section only) for Spring Woods, a multi-family development. The Planning Director stated that the Final Plan oon- . forms to zOning requirements on net density; he discussed Phase I development time recommended for this project. App1icantts representative, Mr. Argie McElmurry, , architect,'d1splayed the site plan for the first-phase development, a. 5-acre par- '. . . .~. " .. , '. . I . ~.' . ." . <T:.; ':"" ). '.': >. .:~':'-,:/:... ,':\~'~:)~::::~'~ \, :<.. ~ ". ," , ~..",< f.~ . , t .', > '\. . .",~.. . '., ~' ; ....:~~ '~"~..- ., '.',' ;-. '...' , '.'.".' 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' : . . ,,-'.~ : ... ..';"\:;; -2- CITY CO~llicrSSION MEETING August 27, 1973 oe1, stating that the neoessary 30 ft. easement would be provided on the south side of the property. .In response to a question from Commissioner Carwise, with respeot to donation of a residence on applicant's property, the Assistant City Manager stated that the City had selected the site for relooation of the building and that the only delay antioipated was that of obtaining a oontractor for per- forming the move. Commissioner Carwiae moved for approval of the Final Plan for Phase I of Spring Woods as submitted and recommended. Motion was seconded by Com- missioner Hall and oarried unanimously. . Commissioner Wachtler returned to the meeting at this time. ITEM 114 - A public hearing on Zoning Amendment - (oontinued from meeting of August 20, 1973). Lots 17 through 26 inclusive, Blook J, Belmont Subd., Second Addn., to be changed from RM-54A (high density multi-family). to CO '(business). - Smith. The Assistant City Manager summarized the discuBsion or the previous meeting and read the recommendation of the Asst. City Engineer for anladditional 14 ft. right-of-way on Be11eair Road. Applicant1s representative, Mr. John Turnbull, agreed to the additional easement. Commissioner Hall moved that the rezoning re- quest be approved as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Board, subject to an additional 14 ft. right-of-way ease~ent on Be11eair Road, and that the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an amendment to the Zonirg Ordinance to 'J be brought back to this Commission for approval as soon ss possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carw1se and oarried unanimously. ITEM #5 - A publiC hearing on Requesta for Annexation and Determination & Estab1istment of Zoning & Fire District Classification: a. (Continued from meeting of August 20, 1973) Lots J, K, L, M and N, Rolling Heights Subd., with CO (general business) zoning and Fire District No.1. - Becker. The Assistant City Manager reported receipt of a letter from the applicant requesting a continuation of this request to the meeting scheduled ror October 1, 1973, because of delay in obtaining a commitment with respect to appropriate dedi- cation of land or contribution of cash to the City. Commissioner Williams moved that the request of Robert F. Becker for annexation be continued to the meeting of October 1, 1973. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unani- mOUSly. b. Lot 63, Bel-Keene 1st Addn., with RS-15 (single family) zoning and Fire District No.2. - GroBs. The Assistant City Manager read the planning and Zoning Board recommendation for approval. The applicant was not present. In response to a question from Commissioner Hall, the Planning Director stated that this property was contiguous on the west to property now within the City limits (Lwtes, RS-75, 7/16/73). Com- missioner Carwise moved that the request for annexation by Charles and Valena Oross~ with RS-75 (Single family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification be approved, as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Board, and that the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to this Commiss10n'.f'or approval as Boon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. c. Lots E, F, 0, H, I, ROlling Heights Subd., with CO (general business) zoning and Fire District No.1. - Brammer, et al. The Assistant City Manager read the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Board for denial without prejudice: applicant was not present at the advertised public hearing for the Planning and Zoning Board. Mr. Billy L. Rowe, attorney and applioant's representative, explained that the applicant had inadvertently missed the date of pUblic hearing. Commissioner Waohtler moved that the request for annexation by Brammer, et a1., be referred to the Planning and Zoning Board for a scheduled Public Hearing, with applicant to pay the additional costs of reprocessing this application. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. d. Begin 600 ft. West of Southeast corner." of Northeast Quarter (NE 1/4), Section 19-29-16, run West 509.62 ft., North 372.16 ft., Southeasterly and East 532.74'f't. along south line of Harn Blvd., South 260 ft. to P.O.B., with RM-34 (high density multi-family) zoning and Fire District No.2. " Schwartz, et al. 'I,::'-.'J: !;~~{\;;.:..;;,:: : ,;. .....,. ~'I ~ .~.~ H. J . \ ~,.., " . , j "., ;, ... ~'C;%';f;l~{~~l~@;:!:i"i.;);;:}:,:..: ....... .. " . ~ ' .. , ,~r'~i':(f:"'.: :"':': :~,..t.~.?;~~ :~ , . "t, .' :-orJ ".. '," - . I' . _'._~:,"",,'''''''''___~.f-'''''''''' ......".'"'''"'"",..~."..u.... ,,',1;;.t~'''''~::;-;;':.'''''-~'.I~'f.'''''. t.', " I. . +, I ~ . , . 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'1, -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 27, 1973 The Assiatant City Manager read the reoommendation o~ the Planning and'Zon- ing Board for denial and, in lieu thereo~, a reoommendation for approval o~ RM-24 (medium density multi-family) zoning, subject to a oovenant limiting oonstruotion to one-bedroom apartments and two-story height lim1tationJ with 10 ft. drainage and utility casements on west and east, and 5 ft. additional drainage and utility easement on the south property lines. Attorney Tom Moore, representing area res- idents objecting to this request, questioned the right of the Commission to oon- sider the request ut this time because of its previous review and determination at the meeting of June 4, 1973. The City Attorney ruled that this item oould be properly presented to the Commission at this time. App1icanttD representative, Attorney Donald O. MoFarland, stated applioant had agreed with the Planning and Zoning Board reoommendation exoept for the matter of density; applicant was now willing to accept a dOwnward adjustment from the RM-34 zoning re~uested to a density of 28 to 30 units per acre. Mr. McFarland stated that app1ioant will oon- struct single bedroom units only and prOVide a conetruction.1ay~ut suoh that ad- joining units cannot later be modified to make multiple bedroom apartments; he stated that Florida Power Corporation had agreed to permit the use of a right-of- way for apartment complex parking and that a formal agreement to this efreot was expeoted to be ~vai1able at the time of Commission approval o~ the appropriate annexation ordinance. FOllowing a lengthy disoussion on density restriction and comments of objeotion from area residents (Mr. Edward J. Geoghegan, 2300 Harn Boulevard; Dr. Riohard L. Brutus, 1343 Summerlin Drive), Commissioner Wachtler moved that the request for annexation by Herbert C. Sohwartz and Sandra A. Fisher with RM-34 (high density multi-family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 be approved subject to a covenant running with the land on the following restrictions: con- struotion limited to 28 one-bedroom apartment units per acre with 2-story height maximum; 10 ft. drainage and utility easements on the west and east and 5 ~t. additional drainage and utility easement on the south property linesj parking capacity acoeptab1e to the City Managerls sta~f supplemented by a long term agreement with Florida Power ~or use of the company's right-of-way for additional parking facilities necessary to the total apartment complex; and applicants admon- ished to maintain the buildings and grounds in a fashion acceptable under City standards. Motion was seconded by Commissioner carwise. In response to comments ~rom the Mayor and City Attorney, Mr. McFarland stated that arrangements ~or im- plementation of this action would be in prooess before the next Commission meeting on this matter and that the applicants would bond the cost of unfinished work. Commissioner Hall commented on the decision of the Commission (June 4, 1973) ~or approval of RM-l6 zoning and moved that the motion now on the ~loor be amended to specify a density level o~ RM-16 in lieu of the stated 28 units per acre. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams. On the vote being taken, Commissioners Hall and Williams voted in favor. Commissioners Carw:l.se, Wach.tler and Mayor Hougen were opposed. Motion ~or amendment failed to carry. Commissioner Wachtler stated that he considered RM-34 zoning practical but had limited the density level to 28 units per acre in his motion as a matter of compromise. Commissioner Hall moved to amend the motion on the floor to aocept the Planning and Zoning Board . recommendation of RM-24 (medium density multi-family) zoning. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams. At the call for a vote, CommiSSioners Williams and Hall and Mayor Hougen voted in favor; Commissioners Carwise and Wachtler were opposed. Motion carried. The Mayor then called for a vote on Commissioner Wachtler's motion as amended to speoify RM-24 zoning. Commissioners Carwise, wachtler and Mayor Hougen voted in favor. Commissioners Hall and Williams voted nnoll. The motion for approval carried. ITEM #f5 - A public hearing on Ordinance 111473 - Amending Schedule of: Water Rates. The City Attorney outlined Ordinance #1473 and the utilities Direotor described the principal benefits to be anticipated from this Ordinance and an im- plementing resolution now under preparation: exclusion of special rates for lawn sprinkling, removal of lawn meters not attached to permanent underground watering systems (except where it is not feasible to provide shallow wellS), and establish- ment of a single scale of rates ~or domestic use. The Director stated also that the oustomer would have an option of retaining the water meter attached to his underground system but would receive a re~und of $100 on removal o~ the meter as compensation for the lawn meter tap fee paid for installation. A savings of 1.2 to 1.5 million gallons per day was estimated to result from elimination of the special lawn sprinkling rates. Mr. .Alex D. Finch} former Mayor of Clearwater} commented on what he considered to be inequitable rates in favor of industrial users and reoommended retention o~ existing rates ~or lawn sprinkling until 1n. .oreases in such rates should prove neoessary. The Assistant City Manager stated that separate and lower rates for lawn sprinkling were based on the concept that water so used did not enter the City'S sanitary sewer system. He stated that the staf~ recommendation ror a single domestio rate was intended to curtail use of water for irrigation purposes. CommiSSioner Hall disoussed the scope of rate ohanges and questioned the ef~ect o~ the proposed ordinance in aooomp1ishing the basic objective of reducing usage. Mr. Charles H. Fintonl Clearwater resident, oommented on various aspects o~ use and cost o~ water ~or sprinlc1ing lawns and suggested a review of the entire rate structure. Commissioner Williams stated. I" , \ .' '. .~. :: .: ~ ~. " ....~~~ ..../~..'.n.~'"JI.I...~"....~"'_..ol "'''''-''I~'''~'~:;-''''~~~'''''''.'.' u..... , ,.~ ;J ........... '. .< ~ . ,--../ -..;J7 -4- CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 27, 1973 .his opinion that tho rates specifiod were equitable regardless of the size of meters and expressed his doubt that cost would be a significant deterrent in the use of water tor lawn irrigation. Commissioner Hall reoommended adoption of the proposed Ordinance subJeot to removal of lawn meters only where requested; Com- missioner Carwlse expressed his desire for additional time to oonsider the var- ious features of this ordinance. After further disoussion, Commissioner Williams moved for continuance of this item to the Commission meeting of September 4, 1973. Motion was seconded by CO~niDsioner Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM #7 - A public hearing on Ordinance #1474 - Deleting City of Clearwater trom County Ordinance re Lawn Sprinkling. The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1474. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1474 be read and considered . by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner CarwiDe and carried unanimously. The Ordin- ance was read by title only. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1474 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1474 be read and considered on second and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unan- imous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1474 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate otficials of the City be authorized to execute it. Mo- tion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams left the meeting at this time. ITEM #8 - Environmental Impact Study Report - Clearwater Pass. The Assistant City Manager reviewed staff memorandum or August 17th concerning required dredging in Clearwater Pass and recommended acceptance of the report prepared under contract with ECOIMPACT, Inc. Commissioner Hall moved for acceptance and implementation . of the report as recommended. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams returned to the meeting at this time. ITEM #9 - Missouri Avenue Median Beautification. The Assistant City Manager described the planning that has taken place ror Missouri Avenue median beautifica- tion and stated that contributions trom various merchants have reduced the cost to the City trom $8,911 to approximately $5,952. Additional contributions are anticipated. Commissioner Carwise moved to authorize the expenditure of up to $5,952 for this project. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimOUSly. ,. ITEM #10 - Authorize to Advertise ror Bids - Fire Station #1. The Assistant City Manager presented a staff recommendation for authorization to advertise ror bids ror the new Fire Station #1. Commissioner Carwise moved to approve the auth- orization requested. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #11 - Plumb Property Acquisition: Lots 11-16 incl., Bl 2, Lake Belleview Addn. The Assistant City Manager outlined the proposal for acquisition of the Plumb property as part of the right-of-way for the planned Myrtle Avenue Exten- sion; purchase price of $43,000 was recommended. Commissioner Carwise moved to approve the purchase recommended and to authorize the appropriate officials to execute the necessary agreement. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #12 - Status Report - Glen Oaks and Sand Key Acquisitions. .Glen Oaks - Northeast Quarter (NE 1/4) or Southeast Quarter (SE 1/4) less Druid Heights Subdivision, and South 300 rt. M.O.L. less street of Southwest Quarter (SW 1/4) of Southeast Quarter (SE 1/4) of Northeast Quarter (HE 1/4), Section, 15-29-15. The Assistant City Manager reviewed staft memorandum of August 23, 1973, presenting a tabulation ot commitments and anticipated revenues for the real es- tate purchases now programmed. Purchase of Glen Oaks was recommended under the terms of the contract requiring a down payment ot $400,000. CommiSSioner Oarwise moved to approve the proposed contract tor purchase of the Glen Oaks property 1n the amount of $2,000,000 with a $J~OO,OOO down payment. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler. Commissioner Hall questioned the availability of the total . ., . , . ~.. . >...' 7!i\'~"'I''''lf~5<',\~:>~~;:''~''- ~~~~r(~ :;'<''<' ,.,';':t':~j.~'f! 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Tho AaoiDtant City Engineer explained that the repaving work would be undertaken by the County and that the County would be Quthorized.to nooess property owners within the City for appropriate oosto. Commissioner CarwiDe moved that Resolu- tion #73-107 be paoDed and adopted and that the appropriato offioiala be author- ized to exeoute thiD resolution os a oooperative arrangement With the County for the repaving of Palmetto Street. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM #14 - Roqucst for Zoning Amendment - Lots 10 to 16 ino1., Lot 18 and South 5 ft. of Lot 17, Palm Bluff Sub., to be changed from RM-S4 (high density multi-family) to RPD (residential planned development). - Bleakley. ' The planning Director commented on the general nature of thio rezoning pro- posal and stated that the request was presented to the Commission at this time for the purpose of referral to the appropriate City departments. Commissioner Waohtler moved that this request for zoning change be accepted and referred to the proper City departments for appropriate action and pUblic hearing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM #15 - Other Engineering Matters. (No reports under this item.) ITEM #16 - Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters. The Mayor. reported re- oeipt of a letter from the Mayor of Belleair Beach expressing conoern of resi- dents of this area over the prospect of increased density anticipated under cur- rent development projects. The Planning Direotor was requested to furnish an appropriate response to this letter. Chief Daniels left the meeting at this time and was replaced by Sgt. Chester Cichowicz. ITEM #17 - Ordinanoe #1467 - Amending Sec. 7-5.1~ Develo~ment Impact Fee, of the Code of Ordinances to set Fee for New Hotel or Motel Facilities. The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1467 amending the schedule of fees to establish a new classification for hotel or motel facilities. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1467 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion waD seconded by Corrilldssioner Carwise and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commis- sioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1467 be passed on its first reading. Mo- tion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1467 be read and considered on second and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unan- imous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1467 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute it. Mo- tion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM #18 - Ordinance 1/1468 - Amending Sec. 17-3' (c) of the Code to set Sewer Tap Fee for Hotel or Motel. The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1468 amending the schedule for sewer tap fees to establish a new classification for hotel or motel facilities. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1468 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unan- imOUSly. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1468 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimOUSly. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1468 be read and considered on second and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unan- imous consent of the Commission. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1468 be passed on its second and final reading and adppted and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #19 - Ordinance #1469 - Amending Sec. 13-16, Schedule of Fees for Occu- pational Licenses to amend Category for Ambulance Service. & enact a New Category for Sightseeing Tour Servioe. " i ." .' . 'I .; . ~ I .. ....(. I .'cl . ., ,~ .' ..... t. : ':. ~ , :: i , -p.o;,",. . ~.~ ...,.,.,."'..................t-r-""I~............"..'r(...t..........~""'-.;ro , ~r'~.........!!"'~'1...., ,. , .' '.1.,. ,'.... c . "'. " ;--. - ....'... .. ' . _\ ~;' . _ .', ',~~~Jf~<>M"~.~~~~)r""Y;':f7C~"':fI,,:>~vl'l.1W't~~.~,(..f,-!.!,,,:~rW-'~'~V~~~~\~~~~f::-!t~~,'"1~~~.'!"'<XI,~P'~~?!~,~;,. . \.'.' ". ,;l.\;"~;){~l~'~'<~ .....~~.~~. ~..\... :',' ., ..: ~,',', ..\,.,., ....<.. <>',' ..~/>;J';. . j,,:.=} . '. ",::.':\.. L.. ....:1'.,1 ",,~" ~i.,..",.j~"'Ilif '. .~''''....i'-~ . -, ',f - ,to It \ Jill..\!.:.l.~~~;w;1:..:..~~l':d':,:';i::ll.'I~f;.QlE:';'.1~{'.0,,'2.jk:&n~~ilifU~~;..wi'..I~:::r t' . ..5"6 -6- CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 27, 1973 The City Attorney preoented Ordinance 111469. Commissioner Hall moved that' Ordinance #1469 be read and oonsidered by title only on the first reading by the unanimouB conoont of the Commission. Motion was seoonded ~y Commissioner Wachtler and oarried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Hall moved that Ordinanoo 111469 be passed on ita first,reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and oarried unanimously. Commissioner Hall moved that Ordinanoe #1469 be read and oonsidered on seoond and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous oonsent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carw1se and carried unanimously. The Ordinanoe was read by title only. Comm1Bsioner Hall moved that Ordinanoe #1469 be paoned on its second and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute it. Mo- tion was seconded by COllunissioner ylilliams and carried unanimously. ITEM #20 - Ordinance #1471 - Annexing & Zoning Lots 6 & 7, Pinellas Groves in SE 1/4 of Section 12-29-15; Portion of Section 8-29-16; Lots 3 & 4, BlOCk B, Clearwater Highlands Unit Aj Lot 12, Block B, Clearwater Highlands Unit B; and Lot 27".Terra Alto Estates. Co~ssioner Wachtler left the meeting at this time. The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1471. Co~ssioner Williams moved. that Ordinance 111471 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. Commis- sioner Williams moved that Ordinance 111471 be passed on its first reading. Mo- tion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1471 be read and considered on second and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unan- imous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Wil1iama moved that Ordinance 111471 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to ex- ecute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM li2l - Ordinance 111472 - Amending Section 14-18 (3) of Code to enact New Zones l3N and 130 relating to Intoxicating Liquors. The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1472. Commissioner Hall moved that Ordinance #1472 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by"the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commie- sioner Hall moved that Ordinance #1472 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. Commissioner Hall moved that Ordinance #1472 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 Car- wise and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Hall moved that Ordinance #1472 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. Cornm15sioner Wachtler returned to the meeting at this time. ITEM #22 - Assessment Resolution - Minimum HOUSing Demolition - 607 Eldridge Street. - East 40 feet of Lots 37 and 38, Bidwells Oakwood Addition to Clearwater. The City Attorney presented Resolution #73-108, assessing $1,838.09 for costs of demolition on above property. Commissioner Carwisc moved that Resolu- tion No. 73-108 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be auth- orized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM 1f.23 - Assessment Resolution - Minimum Housing Demolition - 1009 N. Madison Ave. Lot 11, Block A of No. 1 Springfield Subdivision. . The city Attorney presented Resolution #73-109, assessing $729.19 for costs of demolition on above property. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution No. .73-109 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials. be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded'by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. , , .." t, .. . , " , ~ .. . .'~' .n. ~~r--! "" . . . , .~... "'...., t ~1<'"!",,""''' :--....,.........\ }........,...i-t...J".. ,.. t. ~....,M.~::_.. ~.......~~'i;..: .-..-.. '. > I . -7- CITY COMMISSION MEeTING August 27, 19'(3 -ITEM 1124 - Assessment ReSolution - Construction of PaVing, Curbs and Drainage 1n Shore Avenue, LaI(ov1ew to Den~Bey street; Dempsey Stroet, Shore to Ewing.Avon- UDJ Ewing Avenue, Dempsey to Lakev1ew Rand. The City Attonney preocnted ReDolu- tion #73-110 assaosing proporty ownoro for the improvomonto desoribed above. Com- missioner Williams moved that Resolution In3-1l0 be paDsed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner CarWioe,and carried unanimously. ITEM 1125 - Assessment Reoolut1on - Construction of PaVing, Curbs nnd Drainage in RooBevelt'~venue, LaSalle to Carlton Street; Engman Street, Groenwood Avonue to S.C.L.R.R. The Oity Attorney preocnted Resolution 1/73-111 asseSSing property owners for the improvements described above. Commissioner Williams moved that Resolution 1173-111 be passed nnd adopted and that the appropriate offioia1s be authorized to execute it. Motion waD seconded by Commissioner Carwisc and car- ried unanimously. ITEM 1/26 - Resolution - Payments to Br11ey~ Wild & ASDociates - utility Revenue Certificate, Series or 1972. The City Attorney presented Resolution 1173-112 providing for payment from the Construction Trust Fund in the total amount or $116~594.41 for consulting services. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolu- tion 1173-112 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be auth- orized to execute it. The motion \'laB seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #27 - ReSOlution - prOViding Compliance with certain Requirements under the Florida Revenue Sharing Act 1973 re Police Officers. The City Attorney pre- sented Resolution #73-113 providing tor certification of pOlice qualifications for employment, minimum salary level for police officers, salary incentive pro- gram for the Police Department, and schedule of report submission to the Police Standards Council. CommiSSioner Carmsc moved that Resolution #73-113 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Mo- tion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously.' ITEM #28 - Resolution - Reimbursement to City - utility ReV~i-:.ue Certificate, Series or 1972. The City Attorney presented R~ao1ution 1173-114 providing for pay- ments trom the Oonstruction Trust Fund of $48,364.00 to the Utility Revenue Renew- al and Replacement Fund and $164,973.38 to the Utility Revenue Certificate Sinking Fund aa appropriate reimbursement for authorized expenditures. Commissioner Oar- wise moved that Resolution #73-114 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #29 - Authorizing Execution of Construction Easement to State of Florida. - Lots 34 and 45, Court Square Subdivision. The City Attorney recommended approv- al ot an easement for use of the State Department of Trans~ortation on the:Court Street realignment project (SR 595 (Alt. 19) to Garden St.). Comnlissioner Carwiae moved to approve execution of the construction easement aa recommended by the City Attorney. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM #30 - l\uthoriz1ng Execution or Easement to Florida Power Corporation in the NW 1/4 Section 28-28-16. The City Attorney recommended approval. Commissioner Carwise moved to authorize execution of an easement to Florida Power Corporation a6 recommended by the City Attorney. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #31 - Authorizing Execution of Deed to Professional Home Builders, Return of Unrequested Median. (Tract A of Salls' Lake Park, Unit B). The Attorney recommended execution of deed to Professional Home BUilders, Inc. Commissioner Carwise moved to authorize execution of the deed as recommended the City Attorney. Motion was seconded by Oommissioner Williams and carried imous1y. Inc. City by unan- ITEM #32 - Authorizing Execution of Contract for Purchase - Glen Oaks. item was considered earlier in the meeting in conjunction with Item #12. ITEM #33 - Authorizing Execution of Agreements for Revenue Sharing Funds - OIC & Clearwater Symphony. The City Attorney recommended approval or agreements with above agencies a11ocatiO$ revenue sharing funds as previously authorized by the Commission (July 19, 1973). Commissioner Wachtler moved to authorize execu- tion of agreements with OIC (Oppo~tunitieB Industrialization Center) and the Clearwater Symphony, Inc., as recommended by the City Attorney. Motion was second- ed by Commissioner Hall. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Carwise, Wacht- ler, Hall and Mayor Hougen voted 1n favor. Commissioner Williams voted 1n opPoS1~ tion to the proposed agreement with Clearwater Symphony, Inc. Motion carried. This .. . ~ \ I , , ., - ,; :~"~'~'''P., ...,---:-e,,;,,'" ........~." I. ..............'VHi' ~.. Y-o-\;'""S,,":,-..-;~~-:;. ...."'iJ....l....-: :.'~a ";, ~. ". , ,. Ole I." . -",. .fO'L ;'-."7 ,. / "11 '? 4 ;:,.. :'1 .! l ,t . , , , " , " ~ . .' 4 . .. , _... l . 11\ t)~m~Tr.~~~~I:<~'~~~_""'~,.!,l":j;tr~'Y~~~........tJ...J~~ . ~. "'':',-, I,. ~;i", ' + r ->;"{:,,", , .~~".~... '.~IY~ ~,.-.,,\.. ;(;1!.t'rr~ ;F~'" ;-~I . .tV~-~ ~';Z:~4.'4-rl.:1.-j~"'~'\;f:i11..,q-~":'~).J~T.!:~'\-!,\r:''-;i~~t\i{,~-;.;,:t~,"!'"'""- ,- .',''':;~'''';'~'~.''.~>;..['';..li{'<''':<'' '. ..: ..:" . t..... .."'.;.' :::., ~.., ,'i....' "..\:, '.;. '. . >.-:" :..;.. :.":':;'(. '-...' ,;./. :'.~.'.... ~ , ""'{ "'i';;&ii~U,.~/"~.'''~~ "l'c'~~,,~~~,~, ~~~' "Y.. .'.l....-~ '\' ~ 't/J.1 .1: lill.'1':~' ~ 1.L..d..lllf ,...~ it ~., < ; . '-" ~ ,"",-..: ..:"i':~<~"\'\,:- ~~.~'::.l . . . ....';.'r;:-~.rd .. .:.>'~!::;\i,.}& :: .':...< ';'.;'<~:.:;:" . . I:" . ~. \ I. . ~', T -8- CITY COMMISSION MEETING August 27, 1973 . ITEM 1134 - I\ubhorizing Execution of Covenanbs to Run with Land - required by HUn for Frank Taok Park & Henry L.. MoMullen Park. Frank Taolc Park: W 1/2 of SW 1/4 of NE 1/4 lesa W 193 ft. of S 270 ft. Seo. 1-29-15. Henry L. McMullen Park: S 1/2 of.SW 1/4 of SE 1/41 SOOt 18-29-16. The City ^ttorne~ recommended approval. Oomm1as1oner Waohtler moved to approve execution of the oovenants aD reoommended by tho City Attorney and to record SBme in the public recordD of Pinol1os CountYI Florida. Motion was sec- onded by CommiDsioner Hall and oarried unanimously. Commissioner Carwisc ab- stained from voting. ITEM 1135 - Authorizing Execution of Sohool Fac11.1ty Use Contracts - 9 Agreements for Various Sohools for Parks & Recreation Department Use. The City Attorney reoommended approval. Commissioner Williams moved for approval as reoommended by the Cit~ Attorney. Motion was seconded.by Commdss1oner Wachtler and carried unanimously. Commissioner Carwise abstained from voting. ITEM #36 - Acceptance of DeedS, Easements and Restrictions. Commissioner Wachtler left the meeti~ at this time. a. Sidewalk Easement from John E. Danko. (Lot 11, Downing Subd.) b. Drainage and Utility Easement from John E. Danko. (Lot 111 Do~ming Subdivision.) . . . Easement for jetty installation and maintenance from Bass Construc- . tion Co., Inc. (Lot 33.. Lloyd - Uhite - SIc!nner Sub.) Easement for right-of-way from Royal Crown Construction, Inc., (Lot 7, Pinellas Groves sub., SE 1/4, Section 12-29-15.) Easement for drainage and utilities from Royal Crown Construction, Inc., Lot 7, Pine11as Grove Sub. SE 1/4, Section 12-29-15.) Quit-Claim Deed from Bruno Heise for right-of-way. (Lot 6.. Pinellas Groves Sub., SE 1/4, Section 12-29-15.) Easement for drainage and utilities from Bruno Heisel (Lot 71 Pinel- las Groves Sub'l SE 1/4, Section 12-29-15.) Easement for right-of-way from Bruno Heise, (Lot 7, Pine1las Groves Sub... SE 1/4.. Section 12-29-15.) Restrictions executed by Royal Crown construction.. Ino... Bruno Heise. (Lots 6 and 71 Pinellas Groves.. SE 1/41 Section 12-29-15.) Quit-Claim Deed from Royal Crown Construction, Inc'l for right-of-wdY. (Lot 7, Pinel1as Groves Sub'l Section 12-29-15.) k. Drainage and Utility Easement from Richard P. Adams. (Lot 16.. Crystal Heights Sub... unit 1.) c. d. e. f. g. h. 1. j. 1. Drainage and Utility Easement from Charles E. Johnson I in NE 1/41 Sec- tion 6-29-16. m. Quit-Claim Deed from Shell Oil CompanYI for right-of-way in BE 1/4 of NW 1/4, Section 1-29-15, together with a Certificate of Authority for the execution thereof. . n. Easement for drainage and utilities from Shell Oil Company, in SE 1/4 of NW 1/41 Seotion 1-29-15, together with a Certificate of Authority. a. Easement for drainage and utilities from Josephine Novak. (Lots 10 and 11, Crystal Heights, Unit:;.!.) Commissioner Carwise moved that the above instruments I as outlined by the City Attorney.. be acoepted and that the City Clerk be directed to record same in the Public Records of Pinellas County.. Florida. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimOUSly. . ";~" '.~' '. . \ :;:<\..:,':,: \ . ,. .:.. ,.. ~;~~;~r@:{:'.::<' , .. ;, . ~,.tj'!~~;d:~J\f/.I'. '.'.~ \,"., " '. ;':. ': .,;' . .:. ... 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The City Attorney presented Resolution #73-115 and reoommended the date of September lOth for appropriate pUblio hear- ing. Commissioner Oarwise moved that R~Bolution tn3Ql15 be passed and adopted, that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it and that the Commis- sion meeting date of Soptember lOth be scheduled for 'appropriate public hearing. Motion was secondod by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. Check Signature Authority - H. Everett Hougen, Acting City Manager. The City Attorney presented Resolution #73-116 authorizing Mayor Hougen.Bs Aoting City Manager to exeoute checks drawn by the City of Clearwater. Commissioner Williams moved that Resolution 1t73-l16 be passed and adopted and that the ap- propriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commis- . sioner Waohtler and carried unanimously. Home Federal Savings and Loan - Temporary BranchOffioe. N 1/2 of Lots 7 & 8, Pinel1as Groves, SW 1/4, ~ec. 1-29-15 less S l50.ft. of N 200 ft. of E 150 ft. of W 180 ft. - Booth, et a1. The Mayor read a letter from Home Federal Savings and Loan Assoc. re- questing approval to open a temporary mobile unit office pending construction of permanent facilities. Applicant atated that it had undertaken a long-term lease agreement and unde~ the existing moratorium affecting annexation and building permits was requesting approval for a temporary permit under hardship circumstances. Oomm1saioner Williams moved to approve the request and to auth- orize execution of the neceUGary permit. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. Resolution - Gerald B. Weimer. Commissioner Hall recommended that the Commission express its concern tor I4r. Weimer'S speedy recovery trom his pre- sent illness and moved that Resolution 1173-117 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unan~mously. Sidewalk - Eisenhower School.. Commissioner Wachtler expressed his con- cern for the need of adequate sidewalks for the Eisenhower School on Drew Street and aSked for statf action to remedy this problem. Drainage - Rose Road and Arlie AVenue. Commissioner Oarwise requested a report on current action to remedy a drainage problem at Rose Road and Arlie Avenue. The Assistant City Manager (Mr. Paroby) outlined the nature of this difficulty and atated that the City haa taken action to acquire an easement for drainage to Alligator Creek. After further discussion on this matter, the Assistant City Manager stated that the staff would investigate further and report on action taken. Selection of City Manager - Members of the Commission discussed their plans for interviewing candidates for the position of City Manager. The Mayor stated that invitations would be extended to best qualified candidates to visit the city 1n a meeting open to the public. There being no further bUSiness, the meeting adjourned at 7:00 p.m. . Attest: . . ,i. . .~ 1 " "I.',' .: , > II. . ,," c . .,' .~.";/.>;,':: ,,' ,'." ;,><.;<,;,~ , . . J . ., !. . . ',; , -' '. . -..- trl" ...~...a.~~"!',."!' ~"""''''''''''''''''~I'n... \< . .. ., . , ':':.'.:.;"''',~t'.~!.i)f;)~'~~~ '( '1 \ l, . . , ,". ~ ....J. rJf ,J.... ...' l' . '.~ .!. ." >:; :i)~~/H.W~f;.1~1~\ ~':. ',.i I.. . ,. . ~~ " ';'""~")' '~r~.,,"~"'\~~ .,...,.j,......~J I~ . .", ~"~' .If.\: ..f.I.~1c~~..::i...jl..".~V,. . . - ";:" ,~',:'~ ". ";j\',)t.:j :~:~~~.l~~4f.T'~' . c'. "\"t' .'.- '~~ l . ~'f~lJ".i!-".. ~'..' ,:. "':'~ ,,:: ;~: '/", ~"~;T;J~"~ ~\ ',l;\~~ . , . ,:~. . '.', . ", '.~'r..J': "1,". 'r /: ~'t\. ;(,","\~\'1l~/\li. ",.. :'i~:. ::~,:.,<.~~ '''((,:'~':;'~~~:}1;;}i'~.~ r , '.,. . ..../ .'"l.'.;-"hql'~:':'~1 '. ',::;\\:;/~l}\~;j " ' "." "i":::d~ ,'. ". , I CITY COi'lHISSION MEETIIIG August 27, 1973 AGCNDA CITi' COlmISSIOIl AUGUST 27, 1973 1:30 ~.:i. HCETING Publio Ilearinns, 1. . . 2. s. City of CloarwatorDudgot 1973~74 Requost for Vaoation of R/W i Easement, Pinollas Grovos ... . Final Plan -'Lots 6 & 7, Pinollas Grovos. RPU - Spring Wooda . .' . .., Zoning Amendmont .:. Contd. -.Lots 17 thIlough 26 inol., ill J, Belmont Subd~, 2nd Addn., Hd54A to CG (Smith) , Requosts for Annexation and Determinatio~ & Eatablishmont of Zonina & Firo UistIlict,. . Classifioation~ ~. Contd. - Lots J, K, L, M & N, Rolling Hnts. Subd., CG (Uecker) , b. Lot 63 , Bel-Keone, 1st Addn., 'RS,7 5 (Gross) c. Lots E,l-',G,H,I. ROlling Ugts. Subd., CG (Urammcl', et aU d. S Side of. Barn, 800"W of US19, Rl134 , (Schwartz, ot al) . Ord. 1/1473 - Amending Schedule of Hater, Rates 'Ord. #1474 - Deleting City of Clearwater from County ,Ordinance re Lawn Sprinkling , f,:. .' 3. I. . . , " I '.f " Othor Commission'Action Adjournment Heetinn Pension Plan Trustees' 6. 7. l{eoorts from City aanager 8. Eoolmpact Study 9. i1i<;~v;J.!,;, Avenue Hodian Beau tif ioa tion 10. Authorization to Advertise. for Dids - Fire Sta ticn ill 11. Plumb Property Acquisition 12. Status Report - Glen Oaks and Sand Key Acquisitions 13. Palmetto H.opaving 14. Request for Zoning Amendment -.Clearwater Bay, II & S of Palm Bluff, IMS4 (l3leakley) 15. Other Engineering Matters 16. Verbal Reports and ather Pending Matters Reports from City Attorney " , . ,. 11. Ord. ~1467 - Amending Sec. 7-5.1 of Code, Devolopment Impact Fee to set Fee for New Hotel & Hotel Facilities 18. Ol'd. i/1468 - Amending Sec. 17-3 'c) of Code to set Sewer 'rap Fce for liotel or Hated 19. Ord. "1469 - Amending Sec. 13-16, Schedule of Fees for Occupational Licenses to amend Category for Ambulance Service & enact a New Category for Sight6~oing Tour Service 20. 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