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02/18/1974 " . .r ': 0 :, ~ "', '" ,'j ",., "< I :.~, .. :\ I j~ .., :"i; :::;,..:;~'K,[I{::',ii~~ti .--.............-..---- CITY COMMISSION MEETING February 18, 1974 The City Commission of the City of Cleanwater met in regular session at the City Hall, Monday, Februavy 18, 1974, at 1:00 p.m., with the fol1owing members prescnt: H. Everett Hougen Donald S. Williams Rd:bhard D. 'Wabhthr Joseph Carwiae Rick Hall Mayor-Commissioner CommissioneI' Commie sioneI' CommissionoI' Commissionel" Also prcsent wcre: Picot B. Floyd Herbert M. Brown Max Battle Frank Daniels City Manap,er City Attorney City Engineer Police Chief The Mayor called the meetine to order. The invocation was given by Chief Daniels. The Mayor presented service pins to six City employees in recognition of 5, 10, 15 and 20 years service. Mr. William Johannsen, District Advancement Chairman, Boy Scouts of Amenica, introduced four scouts who had recently received their Eaele Award and the Mayor presented Ambassador at Large cards to each one and congratulated them on their achievement. Commissioner Hall moved that the minutes of the ~egular meeting of February 4th be approved as recorded and as submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #5 - A Public Hearing on Zoning Appeal re Variance - Clearwater Harbor between Turner and Rogers. Begin 361.81 ft. west of SE corner, Block 10, Turner's SUbdivision No.3, thence continue West 890 ft., Northeast 315 ft. H.O.L., East 890 ft., Southwest 309.5 ft. to P.O.B. - H. Webb, et al. The City Manager announced that this public hearing was an appeal from the decision of the Board of Adjustment and Appeal on Zoning (January 24, 1974), which Board denied the applicant's request for a waterfront bonus on density. Mr, Owen Allbritton, attorney, representing the applicant, presented photos, site plan and a survey of the area and stated that the property was between the water and Harbor Oaks Place, a new condominium apartment building. He stated that they were allowed 45 units but waterfront property was permitted, under certain conditions, a 20\ bonus and therefore they were asking for 54 units density. He explained that there were streets on each side of the property but none parallel with the waterfront adjacent to the Webb project but he felt it was directly on the water and that the bonus should be permitted. Mr. Bergmann explained the restrictions on waterfront property in accordance with definitions and other portions of the Code. M~..Cedio Saltarelli, president of the Harbor Oaks Association, spoke in opposition as did Mr. William Gilkey, attorney representing owners in the Harbor Oaks Place condominium, who stated that the public would not benefit and it was not waterfront property in accordance with the Code. Commissioner Hall moved to confirm the decision of the Board of Adjustment and Appeal on Zoning and that the request be denied. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM #6 - A Public Hearing on Zoning Amendments: a. Run South 1174.44 ft. from Northeast corner of Southwest Quarter (SW 1/4), Section 17-29-16, thence Northwesterly 444.22 ft. to P.O.B. Continue Northwesterly 487.42 ft., Southwesterly 344.45 ft., Southeasterly 597.93 ft., Northeasterly 322.02 ft. to P.D.B., from RMH (mobile home park) to CG (general business) - Clearwater Mall, Inc~ The City Manager noted that the subject property had been vacated as a mobile home park and will now be used for expansion of the Clearwater Mall project. It is presently zoned RMH (mobile home park) and the request is for CG (general business). He stated that the Planning and Zoning Board recommends approval. ,Mr. William Gilkey, representing the applioant, gave a resume of the background : relating to Clearwater Mall obtaining part of Sky Harbor Mobile Home Park and stated that Burdine's department store and others were coming to occupy the area with necessary parking facilities. ' Commissioner Wachtler moved that the application of Clearwater Mall, Inc., for CG (general business) zoning on the described property be approved and that the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to be brought back to the Commissi9n for approval as soon as possible. Commissioner Hall ",,_" _, ',seconded, the motion which carried ,unanimously. It was suggested that a' barilier wall or ~\~";/'i.';','::,; ,',' ::'landscaping be placed between the Bay View gArdens development and subject property. \\~\~,tl:::{'."l~" "~';~I :,;'. ~~'I".,'+.f . ' i-,.~~":ii~t\:.,..r; ..i ' '..;, I..', ',ll . . '. . , ;~ ,~~lJ:~f.1~W;i[~t}lr;~(':rl'~"'::"':<" ,:', ,,~':,>:_,,' , .,': " ~ ':" .J~V,,~.;,~rl~~"~Ij.,~,'i',/,,'';'AI ",J ~" "~'I ;1;::, "If, "..', ,', , ...:u i ~ 'l.~f,.'\..h~~';'~.tl1"~" >"~;~\~+;r;":~':i>l,:'~'j~I,l" .' :",' '.r..'.; ..... '. 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"...~..;;::>;;.>.'\ ,':;" ".;.: ,. ..',1,' .",.'~.':;"': :', .:t' ,,':", '~.',,;";:',.,,'."':~,:':_';/'::~~::~:'t,p "~;"'i~<.t.:"I': ':'~ .:,,,:;;~f;~::'.,;.:t~":':'l~r!!:;'~.~!lef~ ~1lVi~~,!itt1!;joJu:u.,,,.i<.......,,,,,.u.d"'~;_""'''.''''~~'''''''.'''''''''J.....,l''''t.......,...,.~..,_.....:__.".,';'t"'_'''~'''''''~~~:J..t~~..;..w!(~~ ' -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING Febl~uary 18, 19711 b. Degin 602.26 ft. West and 330 ft. North of Southeast corne~ of Southeast Quarter (SE l/J~) of No~theast Qua~ter (NE 1/4), Section 13-29-15, thence run North 370 ft., East 203 ft., South 370 ft., West 203 ft. to r.O.B, from CS (commercial services) to CG (general business). - Skaggs-Albertson Propertiest Inc. The City Manager stated that the Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval of the zoning Change from CS (commerc~al services) to CG (general business) as requested. 11r. Robert Levison, architect, was present represQntin~ the applicants and explained the location (between Gulf to Bay and RainboW Drive, west of Main Ave.) and proposal for a large p,rocery and drug store to be built on the site, Commissioner Wachtler moved that the application of Skaggs-Albertson Properties, Inc., for CG (general business) zoninp, on the described property be approved and that the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an amendment to the 7.oning Ordinance to be brought back to the Commission for approval as soon as possible. Commissioner Williams seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM #7 A Public Hearing on Violations of Minimum Housing Code. Lot 2, Padgett's Estate Subdivision. 1219 Drew Street - Della S. Jordan a. The City Manager recommended upholding the findings of the building official and removal or demolition of the structure. Mr. Al Gricious, Compliance Officer for the Building and Hdusing Departmentt gave a history of the case and reported that the house was bein~ vandalized and that the garage and shed were practically falling down. Mr. Clifford Thomas was present representing the ownert Della S. Jordan, He stated that his wife was a niece of Mrs. Jordan and that Mrs. Jordan was confined to a nursing home. He commen~ed on the expenditures he had made on behalf o~ M~s. Jordan, including a $120 charge to clear the property in December, 1973t and stated that a very poor job was done at that time. Considerable discussion ensued as to whether Mr. Thomas would take any action on improving the house and he reported that he could not do so financially and he had no authority to commit Mrs. Jordan to such action. ' Mr. Gricious recommended that the garage and shed definitely be removed but he thought the house could be repaired to meet~the Code, but if no action was taken it would constitute a fire and vandalism hazard. Commissioner Wachtler: moved that Resoulution #74-21 p,ivinp, the owner 30 days to comply, be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Carw~se seconded the motion which carried unanimously. b. Lot 20 of Original Lot 5t Revised Map of R.:H. Padgett's Subdivision. 1173 Gould Street. - Isaac B. Payton. The City Manager recommended to confirm the findings of the Building Official and order demolition of the structure. Mr. Al G~icious, Compliance Officer for the Building and Housing Department, gave a history of the case and stated that the owner lives in Saginaw, Mich~gan, that the tenant was moving out and they were going to cut off all utilities at that time but the daughter of Isaac Payton the owner, moved in with a number of children before the tenant moved out. He reported that it was listed hy real estate dealers at $13,700 as a business location with the house to be torn down. He stated that it is now vacant, that the former occupants had not paid the utilities and that it constitutes a fire, safety and health hazard. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolu~ion #74-22 giving the owner 30 days to comply' be passed and adopted and that appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM #8 - Report - Clearwater for youth. The City Manager recommended continuing negotiations for location for the Clearwater for Youth recreational complex and announced that three sites were being considered, said sites being the Kamenaky-Allen property fvonting on Hercules Avenue and Montclair Road appraised at $620,000, (NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4, Section 1-29-15); the second site beinp, a 72-acre tract known as the \~itehead property on both sides of Allard Drive, appraised at $912,000, (part of the E 1/2 of the SE 1/4, Section 36-28-15); the third site is the City's 320-acre property known as the Sanitary Landfill site (in the E 1/2 of Sections 21-28-16 and 28-28-16). He also stated that there was a problem to find the fUndst~o purchase either of the properties and believes that transportation would have to be furnished to any location under consideration. Commis- sione~ Hall recommended continuinp, negotiations with number one priority being the 72-ac~e Whitehead tract. ' ,Comrnissione~ Williams moved to accept the City Manager's recommendation to continue ,.,;' ,-'. "'" '.discussions with Clearwater fot' Youth officials, particularly on the 320-ac~e site' .' .\\:,.',; " ~.' " ,'and negotiate furtheX' on the other two ai tea. Commis sioner Carwise seconded the k:;.: .i.,: '-;:.,.:~: '.motion which carried unanimously. ~if:lg~/J;::r~,//: :: " " '.- . "\'~~f;'_Ot'j ~~,d..~,'~,:.~\;~, ," . , ,~,~,".:~J!~ ,,;:<:~', ',;; .' .' , 1tJ.'f1' , .\.'\,'{" "i', 1"".. I', , . "', I 'f.' j:fn i,:":~fi',: "'.; .'/,' .'''' " ' :- . , 'I. .t~~)_~:~!1:?J:/:~~;:.!d>,~~<~'L.~~/, "<~\~:' ,', ." n:"1.';E:.,':.~\t1Ii~'i,~',~ \,'oft," \. ',.',: .' . 1 }Y.-, ,~".~~J'i"~~,:,.r '~~'" !\~. ~~<. j'l. ~- ~, . . . + ...^ '(~It)~;r,.,~~r.'~\ /J 1[W;~"'.'f ' ~:' l i ,~. ~..) . ~\, '~I ~. 'w. ~'.' 1\\" ,. .'(.....'! . .(0. ~ '~.),' I~ ,',.. ."~ ... .. '.,' . I ", I,. , , ~.. ::. . .~:+'~ / :: ..., .... '}:W:!ij:~}J . '. ~ ' ',' .": ~>I'-<:: . ".r. .... . r ~ , . , ... .,~.. ............~....~.:..................~...... ........-.... ,.(._"~"""""";;-""'''../'.',',;~ ;'~"" -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING February 18, 1974 ITEM #9 - County Gasoline Ordinance. The City Manager reported on the salient pointa of County Ordinance #74-3 relating to the purchase of p,nsoline for motor vehicles, etc. Commissioner Williams analyzed the comments he has received from interested citizens. Commissioner Carwise recommended giving the County Ordinance a trial period. Commissioner Hall stated he~did not favor exemptinp, the City from the County Ordinance. Commissioner Wachtler commented by outlining his experiences from the operations of his stations and stated that there just was not enough gas to go around. He also commented that the gasoline dealers are faced with federal, state and county regulations and have trouble trying to follow them all. Mr. Duane Zussy, Assistant County Administrator, reported that most complaints were from commercial vehicles and salesmen but some relief was expected from the Atlanta office and requested that the County Ordinance be allowed atrial period. Chief Daniels recommended taking no action immediately as he believed the Police Department can work with the County Ordinance. The Mayor suggested conveying thoup,hts of chanRes to the County Commission for their I February 19th meeting and suggested no action for at least another week. Commissioner CarW1se commented that he was in favor of continuing at least a week. The Mayor sup,gested that the County Commission be informed that amendments to the ordinance be considered relating to commercial vehiCles, out of state vehicles, sales people, those working regll1ar 8 to 5 or 9 to 5 hours and unable to buy gas due to the long lines, and that service station personnel not be liable for compliance with the law. Commissione~ ~illiams moved that the City of Clearwater adopt the County Ordinance with the recommendations made by the Mayor to be brought to the County Commission for amending the ordinance and that the .C~ty's adoption be effective through March 1st subject to renewal at the first meeting on March ~th. Commissioner Hall seconded'the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Williams, Carwise, Hall and Mayor Hougen voted "Aye"; Commissioner Hachtler a,bstained from voting due to a conflict of interest. Motion carried. ITEM #10 - Report - County Artificial Reef Project. Mr. Duane Zussy, Assistant County Administrator, reported that the County would appropriate one-half of the purchase price for the barge needed on the artificial reef project and that they hoped that the various municipalities would share in the other thaI! with possibly St. Petersburg contributing $12,000, Clearwater $10,000, etc~ The 'County would assume the full operating cost of the vehicle i.ncluding the pilot and crew. By consent, the Commission decided to continue this item until February 25th. The City Engineer reported that Scott Contractors, Sarasota, will put old bridge material from Corey Causeway Bridge on the City's reef. ITEM #11 - Bids: a. Five points Realignment and Laura Street Extension - Low Bid, Mid-County Construction, Inc., $93,699.10 The City Mana~er recommended the low bid of $93,699.10 from Mid-County Construction, Inc., Safety Harbor, for the realignment of Laura Street and its extension, and, asked if'it was possible to begin on the east end of the project so it would not interfere with the school. The City Engineer stated that there would be a preconstruction conference and that safety will be maintained at all times for the students but he would not want to delay to a point where it would extendtthe time limit. , Mr. Keith Crawford, Traffic Engineer, reported that Mr. Miller representing Lehmann properties was present. Mr. Miller stated that he had a check for $16,000 for their share of the project as agreed upon and requested that he aleo attend the preconst~uction conference to take care of their part of the improvements in the area. Mr. Crawford stated that Finance will prepare the necessary bill for Lehmann properties. Cpmmissioner ,Hall ,moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that the contract for'the above item be awarded to Mid-County Construction, Inc., Safety Harbor, in .the amount of $~3,699.10, which is the lowest and best responsible bid, and that the app~opriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract wh~~h shall be in accordance',with the plans, specifications and bids. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Carwise, Wachtler, Hall and Mayor Hougen voted "Aye"; Commissioner t<1illiams voted "No'. Motion carried. b. Fencing for Haines Road Little League Field - Low Bid, Reeves Southeaste~n, St. Petersburg, $4,075.00. The City Manager recommended the low bid of Reeves Southeastern in the amount of $4,075.00. Commissioner Carwise moved upon the recommendat~on of the City Manager that the contract for fencing be awarded to Reeves Southeastern, St. Petersburg, for the sum of $4,075 which is the lowest and best responsible bid, and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in ,accordance with the plans, specifications and bids. Motion was seconded by Commiusioner '! :", WachlrilBP and carried unanimously'. ,. ~ : . .. '~~>."\~;.: ...:"7:11~1':"':~'-:'~' , ..'~.'L'''''', . - 't.... .. '~."'..,.~... ~,",,,,,,,,,,,,,,').u............,.. "'~..""."liI;:-;::-:;-':--_ ~ i-4C1",":.I---:" _~... '.-....,.. , ! .~ ~ Ie' .,....: . jl~~~i;;~eI~;;~;~,:. ",. .'. ." .. 'J!~,l,lLI~.''''j4~1....~,t!... ,; '.~ " I . ......)1' , ,~~ ....... .. r' ~ " t'.... . , ....... . .. . ~1~...r!,J.,.,.~lf~J,~\".t.... ,"," 1 iJ' ('. t' I~r I '. ,~, < . ~.\{'~/.?J;..;~~r.:~..~{t~ta,;;~t,:j:~:. :;:..:""'\'.,(:'; '.~.." ". 'r _ .. 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"-~..~ .)"" -4- ' CITY COMMISSION MEeTING Feb~uary lB, 1974 ITE,,, 1113 - Verbal Reports and Other Pending Nattera. The City Manager reported on I. the status of the Montp.omery-Hard pu~chas8 consider- ation and stated that they were asking $1,700,000; that the City appraiser valued' it at $1,007,000; the owner's appraiaal valued it at $1,300,000 and that it was on the tax ~011 for $1,500~000. He asked whether to get another app~aiser or continue negotiations at $1,150,000. He outlined the proposed UseS of the buildinR and recommended purchase SUbject to future negotiations. The Mayor recommended that the City Manager prepare a complete report inclUding method of financing. He also spoke of a committee to discuss the qualities require~ for an auditorium to include concerts and other musioal'entel"tainment. Commissioner WilliamD cited an acoustical report which indicated that the subjeot property would not be appropriate for musical entertainment. The City ManaRer reported that he had sent a letter to Dr. Mackey of the University of South Flol"ida presenting the Commission'R action of last week. The Mayor also reported receipt of a resolution from Dunedin in favor df.the site. Commissioner Carwise left the meeting at this time. The City Manager apprized the Commission on the Smith's Fingel" problem where the ownership is :in question. The Manager also mentioned Dunedin Pass and the City Engineer stated that he was working on that subject with the Ass'istant County Administrator. The City Manager recommended emergenoy purohase of 10,000 ft. of 2" pipe for the Utility Department, from L. B. Foster, Orlando, for $7,100 F.O.B. Clearwater. Commissioner Ha11mmoved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that an emergency contraot in the amount of $7,100 for 10,000 ft. of 2 in. gas pipe be awarded to L. B. Foster, Orlando, and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to exeoute said contraot whiCh shall be in accordance with the City requirements, specifications and price. Motion was seoonded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #15 - Pending Reports from Mayor. The Mayor spoke of a legislative conference of the Florida League of Cities, to be held in .Tallahassee on March 10th, 11th and 12th. By consont the Commission.',!' agl"eed to cancel the Commission meeting of March 11th, 1974. ITEM #1S - Citizens to be Heard. Mr. Charles Finton, 310 S. Maywood Avenue, spoke of the land pl"oposed to be given to the University of South Florida and stated that there should be a referendum on the matter and asked whether bond money could be used to benefit the facilities and' also asked when the electors had authorized the use of bond money to provide land for the university system. He also stated that the City of Clearwater would be providing pOlice, fire, sewer, etc.) facilities with no tax income. He indicated the civic organizations opposed it if Clearwater is to bear the entire cost. He also indicated that the report showed no negative factors for the University to be given this land. Commissioner Williams, the City Manager and the Planning Director objected to the statement that the staff was reporting in favor of the project and no opposition or criticism was mentioned. Mrs. Betty Knol1meyer, 1457 S. Frederica Drive, recommended mo~e teeth in the building permit laws as she stated that a building was being el"ected without a permit. At this time Commissioner Williams took over the chair. .. ~I ITEM #17 - Ordinance #1500 - Authorizing Condemnation Proceedings for Piel"ce Boulevard Extension. - First Reading. The City Attorney presented Ordinanoe #1500 authorizing condemnation proceedings for Pierce Boulevard Extension, for first reading. Commissioner Hall moved that Ordinance #1500 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Car~se and carl"ied unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner,Hall'moved that Ordinance. #1500 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried Unanimously. .,. " '1, , .. ~. 'i , I.', . ". :.\ .' :.; i~ ::,':::; ':, ~~, :.;'~~~.'/~~;:;:~:~', , , . , '" ,'. , " . 1..1 T.':,~:.:' t.....: " .... ,.,:.. " ......... '""\. ,~- : ... "l . ,I. "~~;1"r",~",."""""",,~,,~.!'~-,,\,,!",......:,.....\t.~'"~"'':'''''';-!,~'''';:~.~B'''';., ........... ~... .. , . j , -5- CITY COMMISSION MEeTING February 18, 1974 . ITEM fIl8 -, Resoultion o71}-23 - Payment to Briley, Wild & Associates, Utilt~y Revenue Certificates, SericG of 1972. The City Attorney presented Reso~ution #71}-23 authorizing payment to Briley, Wild & Associates, in the amount of $3,088.78 to be paid from the Construction Trust Fund, Utility Revenue Certificates, Series of 1972. Commissioner Hall moved that Resolution fl71~-23 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried unanimously. ITEM #19 - Assessment Resolution #71}-24 - Starboard Way Paving, Curbs and Dtlainage. The City Attorney presented Resolution #711-24 assessing abutting properties for paving, curbs and drainge in Starboard Way, DouKlas Avenue to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad. Conunissioner Wachtiler moved that Resolution #74-21~ be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall. and aarlr:ied: unanimons~y. ITEM #20 - Assessment Resolution #74-25 - Wildwood Way Paving, Curbs, Drainage and Sanitary Sewers. The City Attorney presented Resolution #74-25 assessing abut~ifig properties for paving, curbs, drainage and sanitary sewers in Wildwood Way, Hamlet Avenue to Seaboard Coast Line Railroad. Commissioner Wachtler moved that Resolution #74-25 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #21 - Assessment Resolution fl71~-26 - ArdmODe Place Replat Paving, Curbs, Drainage and Sanitary Sewers. The City Attorney presented Resolution #74-26 assessing certain properties for construction of sanitary sewers to serve all unsewered lots in Replat of Ardmore Place and paving, curbs and drainage on Milton Street, Betty Lane East approximately 1,080 ft., Browing Street, Betty Lane East approximately 1,080 ft; and Byron Avnue, Lakeview Road North approximately 650 ft. Mayor Hougen moved that Resolution #74-26 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hall and carried unanimously. ITEM #22 - Resolution #74-21 - Affirming Building Official's Recommendation - Minimum Housing ViOlation. - Della Jordan. (Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Thomas, agent~) See Item #7 a. ITEM #23 - Resolution #74-22 - Affirming Building Official's Recommendation - Minimum Housing Violation. - I. Payton. See Item #7 b. ITEM #21~ - Authorizing Execution of Option to Purchase Property for Motor Bool Complex. - E. & M. Peterson. The City Attorney requested authorization for the proper officials to execute a six-months option to purchase Lot 7, Block G, Plaza Park SUbdivision, in the amount of three thousand dollars ($3,000,00~ to be used for the Motor Pool Complex. Commissioner Wachtler moved that the option as outlined by the City Attorney be approved and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded b~ Mayor Hougen and carried unanimously. ITEM #25 - Authorizing Execution of Agreement for Sewer Lien - D. Paulk. The City Attorney presented Agreement with Donald E. Paulk, Lot 4, Block A, ,Palmetto Terrace SUbdivision, authorizing the City to file a lien against their property for the installation of Sanitary sewer line. Mayor Hougen moved that the agreement as outlined by the City Attorney be approved and theuappr~priate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion~as seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carried uanimously. . . T" . , '. ~ I I " .<~ , " . , ~': :~':r~~ ~'....~~ ':' , F . ~. r 1 .' I .. 'c".'" ~" "., '.. . '~;.I ,."" " _.....":"~"~I.~'~7+1T'i~'M-.......H...~~....._..: "~!,,, :~~.-. ,~. , I ~~~w~<;~)~ t ~ . .' \ . ' . ~ ~ . . iI"' , '. . , " .... "~"" r."~~~ . ''''.':' .' \:C.' , ,i,,". '. .' e., " .~. ~ L ." ~ _ . .I~'>'" ,', . '.. .,~..~~ ',' . " , . ".' ,.~ .....,:.',~o " '.., .J OJ ,,(7,' ,: : " ~.' k., ;:.~ .~'", ; ',. ~~,~f.t . , '. ',.1 '. tt, " ........ ,,';.:L.:{;i~~ . ,~ ~ I .' , . of c" i >, -:' " ~ +, . . ~ < . ',' ~ ,', r' . ~ : ~' ;:' . ~ .f:. .' '-6- CITY COMMISSION MEETING Feb~au~y 1B, 1974 ", ,'. . ,I. ,. " . ITEH#26 - Autho~izing Execution of Easement to F10~ida Powe~ Police Station . Addition. . The City Atto~ney p~esented fo~ app~oval utility easement to the F10~ida Powe~ CO~PQ~ation on Lots,S, 6 and 7, Block 6, Magnolia Pa~k, ~elating to the C1ea~wate~ .polica Station addition .fo~ the corporation .to install and maintain unde~g~ound elect~ic Be~vice. Mayo~ Hougen moved that the easement as outlined be approved and the appropriate officials be autho~ized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissione~ Wachtle~ and car~ied unanimously. 'ITEM #27 - Acceptance of Deeds and Easements. The City'Attorney presented fo~ acceptance and reco~ding a Quit Claim Deed for part of Block 2,'A. 'C. Turne~ls SUbdivision, from Pinellas County, for ~ight-of-w~y fo~ Osceola Avenue; and a Deed f~om The School Boa~d of Pin ell as County for the South 10 ft. of R. J. Booth Subdivision and Sarah McMullen Subdivision and the East 10 ft. of Block 2, Sarah McMullen Subdiviilion fon righfsof-way.'purposes'.. . Commissioner Hall moved that the above inst~uments be accepted and that the City Clerk be directed to record same in the Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida, Motion was seconded by Commissioner Wachtler and carr~ied unanimously. ITEM H20 -,Other Commission Act~on. '~I . ., " , Commissioner Hall requested that rezoning applications include the date the present zoning was designated. ' Commissioner Williams reported that he would not be present at the mee~ing of February 25, 1974. There being no fUrthe~ business"the I, p . m." U4 ' .Attest: , , . ~. . ~ " "< ," r>., r~~~\:;j;:~~~;;':};~ ;'A,;;:" ~:.:;:/;; ::: ': '" ' : q. .,' ,. . . ,: , . ...' ,,' '. 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',' ,'\,' . ,. 1'1' ~'l ".~...''I' re"': . \; ..-(......., :'(~/~.f:"('lo.,;\-.j, .~, t ~(,:-~ 1~: . * ~."',~ ~/ . ..' / r- ~ \. ,,: ~ .,. H. -.. . j.~ ~\, 'F" .~ I '+, ). '. .: .. r-f':~1..r-~ ~.,' '. \ ,0. :'.: ~1\ t;- " . ~., . o~ j1'~ .~ \" ~, I~ 0 u/ : .~ ~: .~: /. ~,' f + I w~,~t.~ <)" .:~ ~ t ,.~, ~t~ .:('.~ i~,'~t~ 'f7 :- ~. AGENDA CITY COMMISSION MEETING Febraury 18, 197~ 1:30 p.m. ." " . ~ i \ '.': \~ '\ ~, . :.t',.: -l:....:\'.; ~ 'f"'-:~}':"I . ~. .~ . \ i' L',~ \.~w""'.lfft '~'1";'\,"~~(~1 : '. /'; "\'~ ~~:\~{:~:~~\;fF~~?~:"i' ,''c ",,' I, ,1,.'.. rt1t :O}i' ~. '. .c: >.~ ." ~ ::1 ~i .i>,:<~{~~:.~:;~ ,11 ~ . .'< :.,'.. ~.'\~~J'~l '1',t ~cr'~~ .' . : "~,:':\ <:~;\:;~>:~X~i~4 . , . . .'.1 , ' ~: ,:' ~~~{it~ ll" '"'l ""''l..l:~jf.~'''I.~' ',' ::' r;:"'4'.;L'i{~; ~ :' ;.': .' . ~,~: ~~~. 111..:.:'.~.,.~~' . .. ',)':::(:,<,I;',1;i~ \ :: \. I. + . . :": ~, ~! ~ '< ~ ,:. : ", , . . ' r.;" . " , ' ~~~f~~'~~~~~}'rl'l, '"". ':..;,~ .t ,"' ~ . d~ . L 1(' ~'tft~~;{~1' .''''::~, _ ',.. 7/;f: '~Tf~~""~.~~~.:..:~~'~~~".~~",~~~t~'l'. .... . . ~ ~T1':-Jf .:'~ .;.......~,~~~~:~t;Jl;Ji;.~~:~\~~~~\~jf;~~~~IiI*l&~~.~i~.' . " , . .,) . ", '.' , , , '!' , ,I' ; , Invocation Introduotions '~inutes of Preceding Meeting -'Februa~y 4,1974 Award of Service Pins. Public Heari:ngs' 5. Zoning Appea1 re Variance - Clearwater Harbor bet. Turner & Rogers (Webb) 6. Zoning Amendments: , a. 600' S of Gulf to Bay, 1/3 mi. E.of US19, from RM-H to CG(Clearwater Mall Inc'.)'. b. Bet. Gulf to Bay & Rainbow and bet. Belcher & Main, from CS to CG (Skaggs-Albertson Prop. Ino.) 7. Violations of Minimum Housing Code: a. 1219 Drew Street (Jordan) b. lli3 Gould Street (Payton) 12. 13. l~. 15. Reports from City Manager Report - Clearwater for Youth County Gasoline Ordinance Report - County Artificial Reef Project Bids: a. Five Poin~s Realignment & Laura Street Extension - Low'Bid, $93\~a9\AO - Mid County Construction b. Fencing for Little League Field - Low Bid, Reeves Southeastern, $4,075 Other Engineering Matters Verbal Reports and, Other Pending Matters Pending Reports from City Attorney Pending Reports from Mayor Citizens to be Heard 8. 9. 10. , 11. Repo~ts ,from ,City ~ttorney 17. 1st Rdg..- Ord. #lSOO -'Authorizing Condemnation Proceedings for Pierce Boulevard Extension 18. Reso~ution - Payment to Briley, Wild, Utility Revenue Cert., Series of 1972 19. Assessment Resolution Starboard Way Paving, Curbs & Drainage 20. Assessment Resolution - Wildwood Way Paving, Curbs, Drainage & Sanitary Sewers 21. Assessment ReSOlution - Ardmore Place Replat Paving, Curbs, Drainage & Sanitary Sewers 22. Resolution - Affirming Building Official's Recommendation - Minimum Hou~ing Violation - Jordan 23. Resolution - Affirming Building Official's Recommendation Minimum Housing Violation - Payton 24. Authorizing Execution of Option to Purchase Property for Motor Pool Complex - Peterson 25. 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