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Cl'ri' COltMISSION :iEE'1'ING
October> 8, 1973
Tho City Commission of tho City of Clearwater met in special session at
the City Hall, :1onday, October B, 1973, at 1:30 p,i-t.. with the followi'ng
mombers prosent\
H. Everott Houijon
Donald S. Williams
Richard D. Wachtler
Joseph Carwisa
Rick Hall
Mayor-Co~missioner
Commissioner
Commiosioner
commiasioncr
Commissioner
Also prescnt wara:
Duane ~ussy
, Borbort ii. 'Brown
!-tax Ba ttle
Paul Bergmann
Frank Daniels
Assistant City Manager
City Attorney
City Engineer
Planning Director
Police Chief
'rhe Mayor called the mooting to order.
Chief Daniels.
The invocation was given by
'I'he Hayor presonted the Employee of the '(ear award to Snowdon ilaxtor,
Sowers Superintendent, Public SSI'vice Department.
I1IHUTES - Commissioner' lIall movad that the minutes of the special meetings
of August 27 and September la, and the regular meeting of September 4, 1973,
be approved as recorded and as submitted in written summation by the Cle1"k to
each Commissioner. j-lotion was seconded by Commissioner v/achtlE:r and ca.r't'ied
unanimously. >
ITEH III - A Public Hearing on Zoning Amenument, Appendix A - Hevise Item !3.
See tion 34,. 07 , ,"Continued from Commission .1eeting of September la, 197,3.)
The Assistant City i'lanager summarized previous Commission review of the
proposed amendments to Section 34.07 of the Code, Following discussion of tho
current status of this item, the Planning Director recommended postponement to
a date following tho Planning and Zoning Hoarod review scheduled for October 30th,
By consent, the public hearing on this item was continued to the first meeting
in Novembet', November 5th, at 1:30 p.m.
ITEl1 #2 - A Public Hearing on Request for Vacation.
Vacation of that part of Palm Bluff Street from North Osceola Avenue, West
to Clearwater Harbor, lying adjacent to Lots 6 through 10 inclusive and
Lots 12 through 14 inclusive, Palm Bluff Subdivision. - Bleakley.
The Assistant City Manager reported receipt of a ~equest from applicant's
attorney fot' postponement of this hearing to October 29th. As a Commission
meeting was no~ scheduled for this date, he recommended continuance to the first
meeting in November. Commissioner Williams moved for continuance of this item
to the Commission meeting of November 5th at 1:30 p.m. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
Request for Change in Zoning - Palm Bluff Subdivision. (Denied without
prejudice on October 1, 1973,)
Change ft'om R~-54 'high density multi-family) to RPD (residential planned devel-
::I.,:,.~.:.opment) Lots 10 to 16 inclusive, Lot 18 and South 5 ft. of Lot 17, Palm Bluff
Subdivision,- Bloakley.
The City Attorney summarized the legal status of an easement granted to the
City by'Charlotto M. Pearson on December 8, 1933, explaining that this grant
apparently had not been accepted by the City and therefore was not in itself a
matter pertinent to the rezoning request, The Attorney noted, however, that there
existed a possiblility of special City interest ,in the property because of tax sale
proceedings, In ~esponse to Commissioner I~ll's request, the City Attorney stated
that he would further investigate tho City's interest in the PearSon easement and
would be prepared to discuss this matter further should the Bleakley rezoning
request again be presented to the Commission,
ITEI1 # 3
A Public Hearing on Minimum Housing Violation.
Lot 21, Block Bt Greenwood Park -E. Shellman
: The Assistant City Manager summarized the minimum housing violation; the facts'
of the ,violation weXHl confirmed by the Minimum Housing Inspector. Qwne1" of the
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property. Mr. Elias Shellman, and prospcotive purchasor, Mr. William,Turner.
rosponded to the City Attorney's quostions GtatinR thoir- intent to comply
with the code on complotion of necessary financing arrangomonts. FOllowing
a discussion concerning the anticipated time required for oornplc'tion of repairs.
CommissionQr Hall moved to extend the data for complianoe to the Commission
meeting of Uovember 19th a't it 30 p.,m., a't which time a progrc&s report WOl.lld
be furnished by tho property ownor and tho City MinimulII Housing Inspoctor.
Motion was seconded by COlRmissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM Jill - A Public lIearing on PaVing. Curbs and Drainage - Jasmine Way,
St. Ft. Harrieon to SCLRR.
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I'rE'1 JI 5 - A Puulic Hoaring on Sanitary Sowers - Lots 10 through 22,
Crys ta 1 Hoights, Unit I.
Theso items wero inadvertently included in the agenda and removed at this
time from Commission consiuera tion on the basis of advertised public hearing
scheduled for October 15th.
IT~l "6 .. Report - dike Trails.
The Mayor commented on the need for a suitable bike trail network as an
expansion of the City's reoreational program.
The assistant Director, Department of Parks and Recreation, (Mr. Ream
Wilson) described progress in developing a city system of bike trails and
displayed a map of Clearwater indicating the proposed routes. He outlined
developments in Gainesville, Florida, in providing roadside pathways for
bicyclists. Mr. Wilson summarized 'the time frame for the planned work: im-
mediate budget commitment would provide for erection of signs and sign posts
indicating the appropriate bicycle routesi subsequent authorizations would
provide for construction of bicycle pathways.
The Traffic Engineer reported that approximately 30 miles of city streets
would be marked for bicycle routes and that a request for bids would be issued
immediately, on approval of the Commission, for orection of signs. Commis-
sioner Carwise moved for approval of the plans for bicycle route designation
as presented. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously.
ITEM "7 - Report - Street & Traffic Improvements. (TOPICS and Non-TOPICS.)
The City Traffic Engineer summarized the funding status of the Capital
Improvements Program projects under TOPICS, as reported in his memorandum of
September 21, 1973. Ha discussed the need to oontinue these projects in some
cases solely with City funding because federal appropriations have not kept
pace with Congressional bills providing for federal participation in tho TOPICS
Program. FOllowing a discussion on the 1973-1975 budgeting for these TOPICS
projects the Assistant City Uanager requested authorization to realign priori-
ties within the Capital Improvements Budget to support the programs with City
funds. Commissioner Carwise moved to approve the authorization requested.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. Commissioner
Hall commented on the desirability of mOdifying the approach to future budget
considerations by allocating funds to overall programs and not to individual
proj ects wi thin these programs, a change which would give the program directors
a degree of flexibility in arranging program priorities.
ITEH 118 - Report - Paving, Curbs and Drainage, ~vergr,een, from Druid,
BOO ft. North.
The Assistant City Hanager summarized the City Engineer's recommendation
for indefinite postponemen't of the proposed improvements on Evergreen Street,
Druid Road to Turner, on the basis of strong prope~ty owner opposition to the
assessment projecti an alternative of vacating Evergreen was not recommended
becauso of creating dead-end streets at Turner and Pine. The City Engineer
proposed barricading Evergreen Stroet at the entrance to Druid Road, maintaining
the existing street right-of-way for potential improvement in the future.
Commissioner Williams moved to approve the staff recoJllinendation for appropriate
barricading of Evergrean Street and for tabling the proposed paving. curbs and
drainage improvements. l.lotion was seconded by Commissionor Hall and carried
unanimously.
ITEM 69 - Report. Architects Currently Employed by the City.
The Assistant City Manager reported on tho status of current projects
requiring' architect services. The Mayor reoommended that'the list be expanded
to include the architeots selected for the Clearwater ~arina/RccrQational
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October B, 1973
, Facility (Prindle & Patrick), and recommended seleotion of archi tectEl for the'
MoMullen Park Tonnis Complc~ (James r. Gleoson), and tho Kings Highway Neigh-
borhood Recroation Cantor (Georno C. Haddox).' Commissionor Carwise moved to
approve the selections recommended. Motion was secondod by Commissioner
Waohtler and carried unanimously.
IT~i #10 Change Order Nl - 1973 Street Resurfacing Contraot.
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The City Engineer described the purpose of Change Order Nl to theW. L.
Cobb Construction Company (St. Petersburg) contractl oxtension of the period
of performanoQ to Deoomber 31, lY73, at no .ohango in contract price C~,
($337,775.90). Commissioner Williams moved:to approve Change Order 01 to
the WI L. Cobb Construction Company contract as t'ecommended. Hotion was
secondod by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITE:1 /111 - Change Order 1#2 - Sidewalk Contraot.
The Assistant City Manager reported that no additional change would be
requirod at this time to tho Campbell Paving Company contract for sidewalk
construction. Approval was granted at the Commission meeting of September
24th for execution of Change Order #2 (increasing contraot by $30.301.50,
extending period of porformancQ to August 1, 197~, and providing for cancel-
lation,by either party on 50-days written notico).
ITEl1 #12 - Repor>t - Construction Schedulet Sewage Treatment Facilities.
(Briley, Wild & Associates.)
Briley, Wild & Associates representative, Mr. Harry Wild. summarized
report of October 8th outlining the status of the various sewago treatment
facility ,projects. Delays in federal funding support were citod as the basic
cause of program setbacks. Commissioner Williams stated his understanding
that the city had not been dependent on federal funding for the necesaar>y
progress previously forecast and suggested the need for additional study of
potential, sources of new funding to include the possibility of increased
monthly user fees. 111'. Wild described the project approval process indicating
that approval of dosign planning (step two) assured subsequent federal funding
for construction (step three). He noted that a project begun without federal
support could not later anticipate this assistance. Tho City Engineer con-
firmed a forecast for funds in support of the No~theast Plant.
Commissioner Williams expressed a request for further analysis, stating
his desire for a staff report on means for accelerating the sewage treatment
construction program. The City Engineer reported that steps were now being
taken under previous Commission approval to repair the sewer systems for
infiltration of surface water.
ITEM #13 - Authorization to Assess City Residents for Street Resurfacing
of Woodcrest Avenue, from Druid Road South to its Terminus.
The Assistant City 11anager presented staff recommendation for approval of
this County paving assessment project by passage of the appropriate resolution.
Following comment from the City Engineer indicating agreement.of area residents
for this street resurfacing project, Commissioner williams moved that Resolution
#73-136 be passed and adoptod and that the appropriate officials be authorized
to execute it. Hot ion was seoonded by Commissioner Carwise and carried
unanimOUSly.
ITEM #14 - Authorization to Advertise for Bids - Hartin Luther King
Neighborhood Center.
The' Assistant City Hanager summarized status of this project. Contract
architect, Hr. Forrest Watson, displayed plans (inclUding a three-dimensional
model of the center) and explained interior layout for offices, counseling
areas and classrooms. The Community Relations Coordinator described co-
ordination of plans for the Center through discussion with various social
service agencies, residents, and neighborhood groups. 11r. Watson estimated
construction costs at approximately $200,000.
Commissioner Carwise moved to approve the concept presented and to
, authorize the necessary advertisement for, bids. Motion was seconded by Com-
missioner Williams and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Hall recommended modification of plans to permit potential
second floor addition to the structure. The architect stated that the current
design could not support a second floor. After further discussion, Mr. Watson
agreed to present an estimate of additional oost for second-floor loading at
the time of bid submission.
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ITDi #15 - Authorization to Exeoute Contract with General Telephone
Company for EmergenaY,Call Box Service,
The Assistant City Manager summarized the proposed oontraot for operation
of an emergoncy oall box servioo at a total installation o~st of ~l2,2l1,53
plus 'a monthly service oharge of $2,~50,50 '96 boxes), '
The riro Chief dosoribod the advantages of tho proposed system indicatina
auitability for any typo of omergency and ultimate system capaoity for a '
total of 250 oall boxes, A aall box would bo installed at each appropriate
signalized interseotion throughout the oity and provide for either police or
fire department response, the POlica Chicf concurred in theso recommendations.
Commissioner Hall quostioned the potential alternative of integrating the.
proposed servico with the oxisting city system and suggested a postponement
of Commission approval pending reoeipt of addition~.l information. Continuance
to the meeting of Octobor 15th at 1:30 p,m, for further consideration of the
proposal was approved by oonsent,
ITV,i #16 - Bids, Storm Sower - South Gulfview BOUlevard,
The Assistant City i-tanager recommended award to the low bidder, Commissioner
Carwise moved upon tho recommendation of the Assistant City Manager that the
contraot for storm sewer installation at Lot 1, Block A, Bayside Subdivision #5,
on South GUlfviow Bou1ovard, be awarded to Edco Construction, Inc" Largo, in the
amount of $7,739.00, which is the lowost and best responsible bid and that the
appropriate officials of tho City be authorized to exeoute said contraot whioh
shall be in accordanco with the plans, specifications and bid. l1otion was seoonded
by Commissioner \H11iams and carried unanimously.
ITEM Hl? - Bids, Sanitary Sewers - Jade 'Hoights SUbdivision.
The Assistant City Manager reoommended award to the low bidder, The City
Engineer explained that the enginoer's estimate of $28,814.50 h4dLbeen developed
prior to the time ~revious bids were rejected; the revised estimate appropriate
to the current sol~citation was $45,820,00, Commissioner Carwise moved upon
the reoommendation of the Assistant City Hanager that the contrac1: for instal-
lation of sanitary sewers in Jade Heights Subdivision be awarded to Paul Giuliani
Co" Inc" St. Petersburg, in the amount of $ 51,891.40, which is the lowest and
best responsible bid and that the appropriate officials of the City be author-
ized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans,
specifications and bid. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and oarried
unanimously,
ITEI1 UB - Bids, Demolition of Building, (To be continued,)
ITEM #19 - BidS, Sign Post,
The Assistant City Manager recommended award to the second lowest bidder as
proposed by the Purchasing Department on the basis of earlier delivery, Commis-
sioner Carwiso moved upon the reoommendation of the Assistant City Manager that
the contract for traffic engineering sign posts lie awarded to i10Cain Sales of
Florida, Ft. pieroe, in the amount of $4,308.00, whioh is the best responsible
bid and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said
contract which shall be in acoordance with the plans, specifioations and bid,
Commissioner Wachtler seoonded the motion which carried unanimously.
IT&~ H20 - Bids, Oyster Shell,
The Assistant City Manager reported a sole source for this item, Benton & Co"
Ino" C1earwator, and recommended award, The City Engineer stated that the
oyster shell was required for the parking lot of the ~artin Luther King Neigh-
borhood Center. Commissioner Carwiss moved upon the recommendation of the Assistant
Ci ty ~tanager that the contract for oyster shell be awarded to Benton & Co., Ino"
Clearwater, in the amount of $3,B25.00, whioh is the only responsible bid reoeived
and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said
contract Which shall be in aocordance with tho plans, speeifications and bid,
~otion was seconded by Commissioner Waoht1er and oarried unanimOUSlY,
ITE:i H2l - Other Engineering l1attors.
There were no other reports or recommendations presented.
ITEM ~ 22 - Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters,
.No other reports or recommendations were presented,
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ITD1 023 - Pendin~ Reports from City Attornoy
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The City: Attorney summa~ized the Assistant 'City Attorney's memorandum of
September 26th providing an analysis of ChI 13-129, Plat Statutes, cited as
"Municipal Home Rule Powors Act", and stated that the bill bocame effective
on October 1st, After discussion of tho required procedure for adoption of
ordinanoes and rosolutions, the City Attorney commented ingoneral on the
scope of permissible legislative mattors, noting that the Commission was
authorized under this act to Gstablish rates of compensation for members
of the Commission and that the present oompcnsa tion had not been ohan(!ed
for a considerable period of time despite increasos in tho cost of living.
lie presented a recommondation' for increases in monthly compensation'as
follows; Mayor, $500.00 per month ($300.00 salary plus $200.00 exponse
allowance); Commissioners, $400.00 ~ar month ($200100 salary plus $200.00
exponse allowance). Comm~ssioner W~lliams moved to authorize preparation '
of the appropriate ordinance. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler.
Commissioner Hall moved to amend tho motion to spocify an effectivity date
of Maroh 1, 1974. aotion was seconded by Commissioner Waohtler., Commissioner
Hall voted in favor: Commissioners Williams, Wachtler, Carwise and Mayor
Hougen were opposed. t1otion failed to carry. The, motion for preparation
of an ordinance for first reading in, implementation of revised compensation
offectivo immediately was then voted and carried unanimOUSly.
Review of UC 'Urban Center) Classifioation Requirements.
The City Attorney introduoed discussion of suggested changes in require-
ments under the new Urban Center district classification. A discussion
followed on the Downtown Development Board request for a change in Section
24.03 (A) to provide a minimum area of 20 gross acres for urban center
redevelopment. The need to advertise the prospective change for pUblic
hearing before both the Planning and Zoning Board and the Comrnissionwas
outlinod by the City Attorney. The Planning Director indicated that either
November 6th or November 13th would be suitable for hearing before the
Planning and Zoning Board and the City Attorney recommended the Commission
meeting date of November 19th for Commission action on this item. Commis-
sioner Wachtler moved to set the Commission meeting date of November 19th
at 1:30 p.m. for public hearing to review requirements for the Urban Center
zoning classification. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried
unanimously.
ITEM #24 - Reports from Mayor.
Housing Authority Appointment.
The Mayor statod that he had withdrawn tho name of HI'S. Joan Benjamin from
considera tion for appointment to the Clearwater Housing Authority on the basis
of potential conflict of interest.
Overtime Compensation.
The Mayor commented on the additional work load carried by Assistant City
Managers Duane Zussy and Mike Paroby sincs July 1st and urged Commission re_
cognition of this effort through approval of a compensation bonus. Commissioner
Hall moved to approve a compensation bonus payment of $500 to :11". Zussy and Mr:.' ,
Paroby as recommended by the Xayor and urged consideration in this respect for
other staff employees. i1otion was seconded by Commissioner Cat"wiso and passed
unanimou~ly.
ITEM H25 - ReSOlution - Requesting County to Abate Taxes for Property
Purchased by City.
The City Attorney presented Resolution #73-137 requesting the County to
abate all taxes on property aoquired by the City of Clearwater for public use
purposos. Commissioner Williams moved that Resolution 073-137 be passed and
adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and oarried unanimOUSly.
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CITY COMMISSION MeETING'
Oatober 8, 1973
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ITEM H 26 - Resolution Confirming Minimum Housing Violation - 1110 Carl-
,ton 'Stt"oet. (Lot 21, Bloak B. Greonwood Park. ,- C. Shellman.) Dofot"t'od
see item H3,
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Appo intrnonts' to Tampa Bay Ra pid Trans it Authority (T BART) and Contral
,Pinallas Transit Authority CCPTA)
The 'Mayor requestod replacement for his appointments to Tampa Bay'Rapid
Transit Authority (TBART) and Contral Pincallas Transit Authority, (CPTA).
Commissioner Williams stated that Mr. Glenn Honeke and he aerved on CPTA and
suggested that the Commission now reaffirm those appointme~tB, to meet City
representation requiroments. Commissioner Hall moved to reaffirm the ap- '
pointments as recommended. Motion was seconded, by Commissioner Wachtler and
carriod unanimOUSly. Commissioner Carwise volunteered for appoin~nont to
TBART. Commissioner ~"achtler moved to approvo appointment of Commissioner
Carwise to TEART. Motion was seconded by Commissioner i~ll and carried unani-
mously.
Clearwater for Youth.
, Commissioner Wachtler moved to ,request staff recommendations on potential
acquisition of a 20-acre site for Clearwater for 'louth, 110tion was seconded
by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimOUSly.
Commissioner Williams 'recommended staff investigation for ,improving the
present pUblic address and recording system in the Commission meeting room.
There being no further business ,the moeting adjournod at 5:25 p.m..
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