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CITY COlilUSSION i1EtTING
Hovembor 19. 1973
Commissionor, \o/illiarns Clrri,veu a. t this timo (11 &0 p. m. ) .
b. Lots 4 to 14 inclusivo and Lots 16 and 11. Spring Lake tatatos,
with RS.60 (single family) zoning and fire District d2. - A. A.
Schultz, at al. '
The City l1anauo:r' ropot'ted the Planning anJ Zoning Board recommendation
for approval. Thero were no objections.
CommiasionQL' Ha.ll moved that the request for annexation by Schultz, at
al.. be approved as rocommended by the Planning and ~oning Board with RS-60
(single family) zoning and Fire District #2 classification, 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 possiblo. aotion was
seconded by Commissioner Carwisa and carried unanimOUSly.
ITE'1 fI& - A Public Bearing on Amendment to City Zoning Laws. Appendix A.
Clearwater City Code - Article XXIV. Ur'ban Canter. (Continuod from Commission'
meeting of October B. 1973.)
THe Planning Director summarized the purpose of this public hearing, a
continua tion of earlier consideration now focused on two aspects of tho reCOln-
mended classification: reduction in minimum area requirements for redevel-
opment from 40 to 20 acres 'Section 24.03A). and a reduction of the periphery
distance for 44 units per net acre from 300 to 100 ft. 'Section 24. 09A). '
Hr. ilt E. 'Jim) Palmer. Executive Director of tho Uowntown Development
aoard~ spoke in favor of tho above chanp,es as recommended by the Planning and
Zoning Board. stating that the minimum redevelopment area of 2U acres con-
stituted a practical approach in the redevelopment of the downtown area
where land values are high and redevelopment involves the additional cost
of removing existing structures. He urged the City to create an atmosphere
encouraging redevelopment of the central business district. Commissioner
Hall questioned the desirability of increasing density to the extent permitted
by the urban centor classification, noting that the Commission has been
committed to a general policy of reducing density wherever possible in the
public interest. I1r. Lowis H. Homer. Chairman of .the Downtown Development
Board, stated that the City now faces a choice between redeveloptl\ent of down-
town areas or a pGriod of deterioration of the existing properties. He
emphasized the need for a progressive plan in redevelopment, recognizing a
continuing responsibility for promoting higher and better uses of land in the
redevolopment process. He observed that the Commission retains control of
redevelopment under the proposed uruan center classification through its
. responsibility for reviewing a developer's project plans. Hr. James Leach
of Justice Development and ar. James Limbaugh. developer. spokQ in support
of the zoning plan. stressing the basic incentive of the profit motive and
the need to encourage developers who otherwise would not riSk their funds
in projects inVOlving the purchase of numerous pieces of property. :The
reduction of the minimum area requirement to 20 acres was cited as signif-
icant in facili ta ting the redevelopment procGss. j-Ir. Chat'les Finton.
310 South Naywood Avenuc. commented favorably on the 20 acre minimum,
but noted the contin\ling problem of adequa'to parking. ;lr. Homer emphasized
business support of adequate parkins in ~he downtown area and stressed the
> difference between the downtown and the Shopping center districts. with the
need to encouraGe people to livG in the do\mtown area.
Commissioner Williams spoke of the need for enthusiastic support by the
entire Commission in favoring urban center zoning and commented on the need
for further study of the proposal. Commissioner Ha.ll stated that he was not
yet satisfied with the recommendations presented and moved for a continuation
to the Commission meeting of Docember 17th at 1:30 p.m. Hotion was seconded
by Commissioner \o/illiams. Commissioners Williams. carwise. Hall and Hayor
Hougen voted in favor'; Commissioner \~achtlcr was opposed. Hotion carried.
ITEH 116 - Status Report - Hinimum Housing Violation, 1110 Carlton .StI'eet.
(Continued from Commission meeting of October 8. 1913).
Lot 21. plock D. Groenwood Park. - E. Shellman.
The City :1anager roported that all requirements have been met in
correction of the violation and that no further action was requirect by the
Commission.
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Cl'!,,! COlMISSION HCr:TING
Novomber 19, 1973
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Zoning RoquGst for HQvarane LioonsG ~ 2516 Sunset Poin~ Road.
UOBin 24U ft. north and 830 ft. west of east 1/4 corner of Seotion 6-29-16,
run southwGstot'ly along nOt'th lino of Sf{ &81:J (Sunset Point Hoad) 112.98 ft..
north 127.86 ft., southeastorly 2U.74 f~., northeasterly 81.31 ft., south
106.14 ft. to P.O.L1. L10inn part of Lot 12, Blackburn Subdivision. w
Harris E. Long. (Coastal Capital Corp.)
The. City ltanacoI' summarized the reques~ for. zoning amendment to peI'mit
licensing for package Galas at abovo looation.
Commissioner l~ll moved to approvQ tho request and to diI'Gct tho City Atw
torney to prepare the appt'opri~te anumdment to tho bovcI'age ordinance foI' Com-
mission approval. ;,totion was seconded l1y,Commissioner Carwise and caI'I'ied
unanimOUSly.
ITtH d a - AppI'oval 0 f PIa. ts:
a. Highland Oaks Cstatest Second Addition.
The City ;'tanagcI' I'epoI'ted the Planning and Zoninc BoaI'd reconuRenda tion for
a.ppI'oval of the proposed plat for Highland Oaks Estates, Second Addition.
Commissioner> Carwise movod that the Commission approve the plat as I'ecom-
mended and that the proper officials be authorized to eKGCute it. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Williams and carriod unanimously.
b. Clearwater Industrial Park Roplat, ML.
Tho City I,tanager outlined tho Planning and Zoning Board recommendation for
approval of the pr>oposed plan for> Clearwater Industrial Park replat. He
reported the Board request for a staff study on recommendations for adequate
street acoess south of Sunnydalo (followinp, west lot line of Lot #2).
Commissioner Hall moved that the Commission approvo the replat as recommended
and that the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Aotion was seconded
by Commissioner Williams and caI'ried unanimously.
ITEi1 119 - Validation Criteria for> Protest Petitions.
A letter from Nr. John F. Rankin, 1l;l61:l Greenhill Jrive, pertaining to various
aspects of protest petitions on zonings and annexations was read by the City
Manager>. In MI'. Rankin's opinion, each property owner should have equal r>ight
of protest regardless of tho size of the proper"ty owned, public property should
not be included in the computa'tion of a valid protest, .and objections in person
should receive equal considcra tion Hi th wr'i tton peti ~ions at b::lth the Planning
and Zoning Board and Commission meatinga.
The City Hanager then summarizod t'ecommenda"tions on validation criteria for
protE-st petitions as outlined in memoI'andum of November> 16th. Discussion followed
on the /Ratter of protest timing and the sicnificance of this timing in affecting
Commission consideration. Noting tha"t an annexation or rezoning action must now
be decided by a 3 to 2 vote before potential protest has any significance,
Commi6sionel.~ Hall r>ecommondad that a requiroment be established for filing protest
after Commission action, based on the specific matters at issue and the voting
ratio, and that a policy be established requirin(; a minimum of 10 days between
the first and second readings of the implementing ordinance. The City Attorney
suggested that property owners deserve equal right of protest regar>dless of the
size of property. Wit~ respec~ to the proposed requir>ement for a developer to
discuss his plans with those persons most directly affeoted, the [-Iayor I'ecommended
use of the work "landowner>stl in lieu of tlneighbors" in the third recommendation
of the !-Ianager's memorandum. Commissioner Carwise suggested a simplification of
the overall problem by rcquir>ing 4 votes out of 5 in approving annexation or zoning
actions, pointing out that a requirement for 4 votes in approval would eliminate
the need of pI'o'test provisions.
In conside~ation of the complex nature of the matter under discussion,
Commissioner l~ll moved to continuo further oonsideration of this item to the
firs t meeting in January 'Ja nuary ., th) at 1: 30 p. m. :-10tion was seconded by
. Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
IT~1 #10 w Payment to Corps of Engineers - Dike at Clearwater Pass.
Tho City Hanager summarized the agreed sharing of cost for dredging Clearwater
Pass (state, county and city) and reported that action CClnnot proceed on advertising
for> bids until all funds have beon received by the Corps of Engineers. Because of
a prospective delay in rBceipt of state funds, the Manager> recommended that the
Commission authorize immediate payment of $10,000 to 'the Cor:ps of Engineers as the
state's share of cost pending re.ceipt of 8"tate funds in re1Jnbursement.
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CITY COt-tHIS SION 1.IEI:T lUG
November 19, 1973
Commissioner Hall moved to approve the City Ilanagor ',8 t'ooommonda Hon
Hotion was sooonded by' Commissionor \~aohtler and oarriod unanimously.
l'fE,\t 1#11 - Acceptanco of Application for Annoxation - llst'dDhip Case~
Spare Room Corporation, '
Uogin ~u ft. N of se corner of SW 1/4 of He 1/4, Seotion 12-29-15, run
N 200 ft, W 230 Ft., S 200 ft., E 2JU ft, to P.O,H.
Extonuating circumstanoes for oonsidoration on a hardahip uasis were
reviewed by the Hanaeer in his rocommonda ticn. for aooeptanoe of application
for anne.xa t ion by tho Sp.;iI' e Room Corpora tion, . ,
Commissioner Wachtler moved that tho request for annexation by the Spare
Room Corporation, as outlined by the City ~tanaBer, be ace opted under hardship
conditions and refert'ed to the proper City departmonts' for appropriate action
and ~ublic hearing, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried
unan1.mously,
IT~1 #12 - Action re Building Pet'mits.
, The City Nanager summarized ae tion tak~n pursuant .to the Building Permit
Review Commi ttea recommcnda tions in authorizing permit releases for the month
of November. Ae tion a n the W. l~. Thinpen a ppl ica tio n had been withheld pend ing
Commission review of a rGoommended releaso of permits for 60 units of the '
456-unit apartment project planned for the northeast corner of Drew St. and
US 19. ' The ttanager pI'esen'tcd the Review Committee's speoific reoollunenda tions
with respect to this catenory of application. Hr. John Bonner, attorney and
applioant's reprcsenta tivo, explained applicant's requiT'ement for permit release
on the entire project. Application WaS presented on a hardship basis because a
mortgage could not be outained until the lendor was assured that the complete
project had City approval and could be developed in toto, Partial occupancy
of the project on thc basis of certificates of occ~pancy 'CO's) would constitute
'a legal basis for apportioning City utility reSOUrCCS and the developer would
assume the economio burden of tvi thholding occupancy pending City release of
additional CO's. The developer has now committed more than $100,000 in the
planning for this project and is not asking for mo~e than a fair share of
sewer hookup allocations.
The City Encineer stated that the Permit Review Committee had followed the
guidelines specified by the Commission; this project did not fall within these
parameters inasmuch as new construction is tied in with building permit quotas
and not oertificates of occupancy. lie stated that the staff has been oareful
to avoid approval recommendations that might commit the Commission beyond the
scope of the guidelines which have been established.
Commenting on .1r. BonncI"s representations, the City Attorney stated that
an agreement with the City on the basis of certificates of ocoupancy would be
legally binding, that eaoh application on a hardship basis must be considered
on its own mcvits, and that there appeared to be a.dcquate control of neW
construction through appropriate rcstrictions in the release of cots,
The Building Director oommented on an administrative p~oblem, stating that
control of oocupancy becomes difficult once utilities have been installed.
There exists the likelihood that building units tvill be occupied under those
circumstances, even without the proper occupancy authorizations. The Assistant
City Hanager, Duane_Zussy, summarized the sequence of problems confronting the
City with respect to sufficient supplies of potable water and adequate treat-
ment of effluent and stated that allocation of building permits oonstituted a
desirable method of rationing available utility services. In further comment,
XI'. Bonner stated that the impact of the 456-apartment unit project should be
oonsidered statistically over a throe year period and not as a potential
deduotion from this year's allocation of 1,100 units for the Clearwater East
plant service area,
Co~nissioner Waohtler moved to request a staff study to determine the
feasibility of developing a fair fo['mula, recognizing that the City has a
oertifioate-of-occupanoy problem in cases such as this, rather than a buildine-
pami t problem, ~totion was sec~)Oded by Commissioner Hall, requesting appropriate
report by the next meeting. following further discussion on this matter, Commis-'
sioner Wachtlor rephrased his motion to request a staff report by the next
meeting (November 26th at 1:30 p,m,) on the feasibility of a workable formula
for controlling the extent of new construction on the basis of building permits
. and delayed certificates of occupancy where a problem arises for a developer
and constitutes a hardship in proceeding with a project, Motion was seconded,
by Commissioner Hall. emphasizing the. application of this motion to hardship
ca ses only. 110 tion carried unanimou sly,
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CI'f'i CO:,HlISSION HEEl'ING
Uovornbor 19, 1973
In recognition of tho apparent hardship dGsoribod by Hr. Honner on ,the
W. R. l'hip,pen application. but without intent to establish a pt1eoedent, Com-
missioner tall.movod to accept the UulldinB Permit Review Committee recommendation;
for a limitation in utility hookup for sixty units only, to grant a building
permit for tho total projoct with such lGBal rODtriotions as are nooeGlsary to
prGolude roloase of additional cortificatos of oooupanoy or seWer hookups except
as shall be pormitted upon reviow by tho Uuildinu Permit Heview Committeo, to
reoommend to tho Committeo -+:hat it refuse to consider additional occupancy .
until the initial 60 unitD aro at loast 75~ oooupied. to specify that failure
to comply with ocoupanoy limitations would invoke an immodiate penalty of .
$1,000 pel" day for such period of timo as 'any additional units are occupiod ,
\>1ithout supporting certificatos of occupancy, and, further, to authori~e the
proper City, officials to axecute tho approprJ.ate agreement with respoct to
reloasQ of incremental CO's. 11,Qtion was seoonded lJy Commissioner \.,rachtler.
Following further discussion with rospect to enforcement, Commissioner Hall
expanded his motion to state that a subsoquent appeal fer the next increment of
occupancy must be presented to tho Building Pel"mi t Rcview Cornmi tteo, and not
to the Commission, and would constitute, in effect, a now request. Expanded
motion was acceptable to Commissioner' v/achtlet'. The City i.tanager commanted on
the difficulty of administration and indicated his preference fol" the recom-
mendation, of the Huildine Permit RGvicw Committee foI' appl"oval on a building
. permi t basis. Following additional discussion Commissioners Hall', WachtleI' and
Hayor Hougen voted in ,favol"; Commissioner Carwise was opposed and Commissionel"
Williams abstain~d fl"om voting. ~otion carried.
ITEM #13 - Bids:
a. ConstI'uction of Hartin Luther King Hcighborhood Center Uuilding -
PeteI' R. Brown. Clearwater. (Low bid): $261,583.00'
Tennis Court Renovation at ttol"ningsida Recreation Center - Joe W.
Teel, Clcarwatel". 'Low bid): $5,724.0U.
c. Radios, Civil Defense - General Elcctl"ic COl"poration. Tampa.
(Low b1d): $ 21 ,322.00.
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d. COTICO Cobblestone (4,605 sq. ft.) and Brickstone (870 sq. ft.)
fol" .~issouri Avenue median strips - Compressed Conorete Corp.,
Lake Worth. (Only bid): $5,951.25.
e. Asphalt Coated Corrugated Hctal Pipe (865 L.F. 5411 12 ga.) and
Bands for l.lrainagc. Hillcrest, Engineering Depal"trnent - Florida
Culvert Nfg. Inc., Clcarwater. (Low bid): $13,356.48.
f. IUcachel"s '2 lO-Row and 4 5-Row) for J1arYlllont, l3elmont and Sid
Lickton Fields, Parks and Recl"eation Departmont - J1iracle
~quipment Co., Fern Park. (Sole sourco): $3,882.40.
g. Sel"vice Regulators (600) for inventol"Y - Rockwell International,
Atlanta, Georgia. (Second lowest biddeI', low bidder did not
meet specifications): $3,240.00.
h. Boom foI' transport tl"ailol" for Forestry Division of Parks and
Recreation Department - H. F. Hason Equipment Company, Lakeland.
(Low bid): $3,000.00.
, The City ;1anager summal"ized the bidding on above items and recommended awards
as indicated. CommissioneI' Williams moved upon tho I'ecom~endation of the City
Manager that contl"acts for Items 13b thl"ough l3h be awarded to the biddel"s in
the amounts indicated above, which a re the lowest (except as indica tcd above) and
best responsible bids, and that the appropriate officials of the City be authoI'ized
to execute said contracts which shall be in accordance with the plans, specifications
and bids. 110tion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly.
Commissioner \Hlliams requested additional information on the bidding for construc-
tion of the 11ar1:in Luther King Ueighborhood Center Building (Item lJa) and questioned
the City estima.te for this wOl"k. The City i'!anagel" reviewed the al"chitect's
comments on the bidding and reported City estimate foI' this constl"uction at '
$225,,000.00. Commissioner earwise movcd upon the recommendation of the City
Manager that the contract for Item l3a bo awarded to Petel" R. Brown in the amount
of $261.583.00, which is the lowest and best responsible bid, and that the appl"o-
priate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contl"act which shall
be in accordance wi'1:h the plans. specifications and bid. l1otion was seconded by
Commissioner \.,rilliams and carl"ied unanimously. Commissioner Hall requested
information on cost of modification to permit two-story constl"uction. Mr. FOl"l"est
. " . . ,','. E. Watson, Jr.. architect. stated that the bidding did not oncompass this al ter-
.r;'~:I':':~"':\,:';~"":" '''native but(,~hat an additional ,cost of $28.000.00 was estimated for the structul"al
~!0,~J'i'r~';":;'" ',", . ,changes nQcessary, to permit two-stOI'Y const~uction. He recommended that construction'
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No itomo prosented.
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ITE~I illS - Vo~bal Roports and Other PendinU ;'Iattoro.
Mooting for Decembor loth - 1:30 p.m.
Chango in tho time for tho meeting on Docember 10th from 7: 30 p.m." to
1:30 p.m. was rocommonded by tho City Ha.nauet~ becausQ of two public hearings
(Goll\<l:S and Uall) proviously continued by the Commission to tho mooting of
Docember 10th, at 1:30 p.m. Now arrangomontEl for a second Commission night
maeting would be mads at a futuro dato. Commissionor iJilliams moved to
approvo the r'lanager t s racornmonda tion to change the time for meoting on ueccm-
ber lOth to 1:30 p.m. 110tion was seconded by Commissioner Carwiso and
carried unanimously.
City Contribution to T~ART.
The City I'tanager t'llcommendod a City contribu'tion to the Talnpa Bay Area
Rapid Transit Authority for the current fiscal year of $15,18 0 cha~Bcable to
unbudgeted funds reserved for transportation oriented activities.
Commissioner Ilall moved to approvQ the i'1anager' s rocommenda'tion for a
contribution of $15,180 to 'l'BAR'f. llotion was seconded by Commissioner earwise
and carried unanimously.
, General City Election - February 12, 1974.
. The City Manager repot'ted the Clerk's request for authorization to prepare
for the General City Election to be held on Fobruary 12th.
Commissioner Hall moved that tho City Clerk be diroC'ted to do all things
necessary to prepare for and conduct the forthcoming municipal election to be
held on February 12, 1974. r.totion was seconded by Commissioner Ca'rwise and
carried ,unanimously.
I'I'EI,t 1116 - Pendinp, Reports from City Attorney.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance i114BS and recommended emergency
because of a temporary void in the state statutes relating to drunkenness.
nance U1489 would p~ovide tho necessary tool for local enforcement. First
second readings by title only \<lere recommended.
Commissioner \oIilliams moved that emergency Ordinance /11489 be read and con-
sidered by title only on the first r'cading by tho unanimo\.1s consent of the Commission.
Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. The Ordinance
was read by title only. Commissioner l~illiams moved that Ordinance "1489 be passed
on it s firs tread ing . 1.10 tion was seconded by Commiss ioner Hall and carried
u'nanimously.
Commissioner Williams moved that emergency Ordinance #1489 be read and con..
siderod on second and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission
by unanimous consent of 'the Commisssion. l-lotion was seconded by Commissioner Hall
and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner
Williams moved that Ordinance #1489 be passed on its second and final reading and
adopted and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute i't.
;'Iotion was seconded by Commissioner \'laahtler and carricd unanimOUSly.
approval
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ITEM #17 - Pending Reports from Mayor.
Christmas LightinU.
The Mayor recommended that Christmas liUhting (beginnina Decemuer 1st) be
restricted to the hours of 6 to 10 p.m., rather than G to 11 p.m. By consent.
approval granted. .
Old Auditorium Site.
Mayor Hougen recommendod membership for an advisory comlni ttee on land use of
'the old auditorium site: Truman Sims, Lewis Homer:', Elwood Hogan, James Barnes
(J. C. Penney Company), James Hale (Clearwater Sun), Clifford Stevens, \oJilliam
Blackbu~n, Ronald Schultz and Theodore Full er. By consent the Nayor t s recom-
mendations for committee mombership were approved.
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CITY COM~ISSIOU MeETING
Novomber lU, 1973
Resolution of Sympathy - Judge Riohard L. StOW3I't.
Tho City Attornoy presented Rosolution #73-154 in oxprcsuion of sympathy for
the family of Judge RichaI'd L. Stewart, dOCGc1sou. Comtnissioner' Hall moved that
Resolution #13-154 bo passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be
authoI'izod to execute it. itotion i-laS seoondod by commissionor' Williams and
caI'rio-:1 unanimously.
Com~issioner Carwiso r01:urnod to the meotinn at this time.
IT~i #18 - Ordinanoe #1405 - Amending Section 4-18 of Code re Intoxicating
Liquors _ Second Reading. Snyder. Knollwood Replat, Block 1, Lots 1, 2,3 & 4.
The City AttoI'ney presented Ordinance J#l485 for second reading by title only.
Commissioner' \'1achtler moved that Ordinance 111485 be read and oonsidered on second
and final rOclding by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous
consent of the CornmiRsion. :1otion was seconded by Commissioner \'Iilliams and .
carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner 'Hilliams
moved that Ordinanco i/ll~8 5 be passed on its seoond and final reading and adopted
and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute it.
liotion was seconded by Commissioner \>lachtlet' and carried unanimously.
ITEl1 1119 - Ordinance #1486 - Authorizing Condemnation of Urainage Easement
(See 31-2&-16) - Colon. - Second Reading. (Janet Land Corporation)
Tho City Attorney presented Ordinance #1486 for second reading by title only.
Commissioner Williams movod that Ordinanoe #1486 be read and considered on seoond
and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous
consent of the Commission. ~otion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and
carried unanimously. 'l'he Ordinance was read by title only., Commissioner Williams
moved that Ordinance #1486 be passcd on its second and final reading and adopted
and that the appropriate offioials of the City be authorized to execute it.
Motion was seconded by Cownissionor CaI'wise and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM 1120 - Ordinance #1487 - Annexing and Zoning Lots J, K, L, Hand U.
ROlling Heights Subdivision; Lot 13 and Portion of Lot 12, Clearwater Industrial
Park. - R. Becker. - Second Reading.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1487 for second reading by titlE only.
Commissioner Hilliams moved that OI'dinance H1487 be read and considered on second
and final I'eading by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous
consent of the Commission. :1otion was seconded by COJiunissioner Wachtler and
carried unanimously. The Ordinanco was I'oad by title. only. Commissioner \olilliams
moved that Ordinance #1487 be passed on its second and final read inn and adop~ed
and that the appropI'iate officials of the City be authorized to execute it.
Hotion was seconded by Commissioner \oJachtle.r and carried unanimously.
ITEM #21 - Ordinance #1488 - Amending the Zoning Atlas of the City - First
Reading.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 1~1488 for first reading by title only.
Comnissioner Williams moved that OI'dinance #1488 be read and considered by title
only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Hotion
was seconded by Cownissioner Wachtler and carried unanimOUSly. The Ordinance was
read by title only. Commissionor \oJilliams moved that Ordinance /1488 be passed on
its first reading. No1:ion was seconded by CommissioneI' ~'JachtleI' and carI'ied
unanimOUSly.
ITEI1 II 22 - ReSOlution #73-155 - Authorizing City t-lanager to Execute U~ility
Uso Permits foI' State and County.
The City Attorney presented Resolution #73-155. Commissioner Hall moved that
Resolution #73-155 be passed and adopted and that the appropI'iate officials be
authorized to execute it. 110tion was seconded by Commissioner \'1achtleI' and
carried unanimously.
ITD1 #23 - Resolution #73-156 -. Approving TOPLCS Report as Requested by DOT.
. The City Attorney pI'osented Resolution #73-156 as I'equested by the Florida
Department of Transportation for approval of the final report of the Clearwater
Area TOPICS Study. The Director of Traffic Engineering recommended approval of
the report, as submitted, with the further recommendation that approval of individual'
. projects be implemented by lettsI' from the Traffic Engineer or the City Hanager. ,
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CominisBiono~ \.Jilliams moved that Rosolu-:ion iJ'/:.I-15G be paGsod and adopted
and that the appropriate offioials bo authori:z.cd to oxocuta it. i'lotion\otas
Boconded by Commissioner Carwiso and carried unanimously.
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IT1.::1 824 ... Resolution 1/73-157 - l)oaignil:tinu Ellis National- Dank as a
Dcpository to Receivo Collection of Utility ui11s.
The City Attorney presentod Resolution #73-157. Cownissioncr Wachtler
moved that Resolution #73-157 be passod and adopted and that tho appro~riate
officials bo authorizeJ to oxecute it. Hotion was secl)nded by CommisS10ner
Hall and carried unanimOUSly I
ITCI'! #25 .. AuthoI"izing f,:xecution of Covenant to Run with tho Land for Sand
Key Park in Accordance with Roqucst of Department of Interior.
Covonant declaring limitations and restrictions on use of Sand Key pro-
perty wa s presented by tho City Attorney. COllUlds sionet' \-Hlliams moved to
approve execution of the covenant as pI'csonted and. I"Gcolrunanded. l1otion was
seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimouslY.
lTEH 1/26 - Authorizing Execution of Sower Agreement - Gulf-to-Bay Construc-
tion, Inc.
Tho City Attorney presented proposed sower agr~ement with Gulf-to-Bay
Construction, Inc., and reported staff recommendation for approval. Payments,
for City sewer service would be made yearly on January 1st. Uecause of sewer
hookup"Commissionor Hall suggested review of this request by the Building
Permit Rev iew Committee; approved, by consent.
ITEM # 2" - Acceptance of Restriction, Deeds and Easements.
The city Attorney presented the following instDuments:
Warranty Oeed from Lehmann Properties, Inc. foI" right-of-way of N.E.
Cleveland St. & N. Greenwood Ave. (Part of Lots ll.to 25 inClusive,
alock fi, Bassedena Subdivision.)
Easement for right-of -way purposes from Lehmann Properties, Inc., of
N. Greenwood Avenue. 4Part of Lots 1 and 10, Sarah i1cHullen Subdivision.)
RestI"ictions executed by Kooiman Realty, Inc., et al, on Lots 2 to 6, a
to 11, 18 to 24, Block C, Carolina Tdrrace.
Warranty deed from U. S. l~me of Florida, Inc., for park purposes, in
Section 31-28-16.
Commissioner Hall moved that the above instruments be accepted and that the
City Clerk be directed to record sarno in the Public RecoI"ds of Pinellas County,
Florida. Motion was seconded by Con~issioner Wachtler and carried unanimously.
ITE!1 # 28 - Lot 110wing Resolution 117 3-15B .
'rhe City Attorney pt"esonted Lot i10wing Resolution H7 3-158. Commissioner
WachtleI" moved that Resolution #73-158 be passed and adopted and that the
appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. i.lotion was seconded' by
CommissioneI" Williams and caI"ried unanimously.
Qther Commission Action~
Pierce Street Extension.
Commissioner Hall t"equested a status report on action for leop condemnation
proceedings. The City Attorney reported that acquisition of properties was now
in process and the appropriate resolution would be prepared for those properties
on which agreement has not been granted. Commissioner Hall requested a summary
of proposed actions at the next Commission meetinu.
There being no further business tho meeting a' ned at
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Introduotions
'1. Award of Service pins
2. Minutes of Preceding Meotings, October 22 G 30, 1973
PUblic llearinns'
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Lot Mowing Resolution #73-152'
Requests for Annexation and Dotormination & Establishment of Zoning G Fire
District Classifioation:
.. CR193, S of SR588, e/ro mi. E of US19, ISP 'School BoaI'd)
b. Lots 4-lLJ incl. G Lots 16 & 17, Sproing Lake Est., RS60 (Sohultz, et al)
Nnendment to City Zoning Laws, Appendix A, Clearwater City Code - Article
XXIV, Urban Centor
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RepOrts from City Manager
Status Roport - l1inimum Housing Violation, 1110 Carl ton Street (.Shellman)
Zoning RequcGt for Beverage License - 2516 Sunset Point Road (Long)
Approval of Plats:
a. Hip,hland Oaks Estates, RS5U0C (Blackwood, et a1)
b. Clearwater Industrial Park Roplat, ML (City)
Validation Criteria for Prootest petitions
Payment to Corps of Engineers - Dike at Clearwater Pass
Acceptance of Bpplication for Annexation - Hardship Case (Spare Room Corp.)
Action re Building Permits
aid s :
a. Construction of Martin Luther King Neighborhood Cent<:!r-Low Bid, Peter R.
Brown $26l,5B3. .
b. Tennis Court Renovation at Morningside Recreation Center - Low Bid, Joe W.
Teel $ 5,7 2LJ .
c. ~tobil VehiclB Radios '- Low Bid', General Electric Corp., Tampa~$21,322
d. LJ605 sq. ft. COTICO Cobblestone and 870 sq. ft. Brickstone for liissouri Hedian
Strips - Compressed Concrete Corp., Lake Horoth $5,951.25
e. 8651 5LJ" 12 Ba. Asphalt Coated Corrugated Hetal PJ.pe for Drainage~.,Hillcrest -
Low Bid, Florida Culvert Mfg. Co. $13,356.LJB
. f. 2 la-Row & 4 5-Row Bleachers for Marymont, Belmont & Sid Lickton Fields - Sole
. Souroce, IHracle Equipmont Co., Fern Park $3,8B2.LJO
g. 600 Service Regulators for Inventory - Low Bidder did not meat Specifications,
Next low Bid, Rockwell Intcrnational,Atlanta $3,2LJO
h. Boom for Transport Trailcr for Forestry Division - Low Bid, H. F. Mason
Equip. Co., Lakeland $3,000.
Other EngineerJ.ng Matters
Verbal Reports and Other Pending !-Ia tters
Pending Reporots from City Attorney
Pending Reports from Hayoro
Citizens to be Heard
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2nd Rdg. - Orod. #lLJ8S - Amending Sec. LJl-8 of Code re Intoxicating Liquors
2nd Rdg. - Ord. #1486 - Authorizing Condemnation of Drainage Easement - Colen
2nd Rdg. Ord. #lLJ87 - Annexing & Zoning Lots J,K,L,M & H, Rolling Hgts. SUbd.;
Lot 13 & Portion of Lot 12, Clearwater Indust~ial Park
1st Rdg. - Ord #lLJ8B - Amending the Zoning Atlas of the City
Resolution - Authorizing City Manager to execute Utility Use Permits for State and
County
ReSOlution - Approvinn TOPICS Report as requested by DOT
Resolution - Designating Ellis National Bank as a Depository to receive Coilection
of Utility Bill s
Authorizing Execution of Covenants to run with the Land for Sand Key Park in.
accordance with Request of Department of Interior
Authorizing Execution of Sewero Agreement - Gulf to Bay Construction, Inc.
Acceptance of Restriotions, Deeds and Easements
Lot Mowing Resolution .
Other Co~nission Action
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