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04/08/1974?j???':, ?.,i?'.S".S`:?"1?.;?. "S??''?r?..r.,r.rPt?-'f.;" '^!>?,1sr''M.??'"??t?•?.?':R'tS"?';iyi'?.'r `Y.{?:rc1r±.7:`rw ?? s .vr'??''? e%;i.! ? ??'y?s??• ?' 3: -' ! s ` r .. },? r«....d.ii21?L' S'J^r. ? . -.. Z.rt...:,,tr 4: J.1f:A?4'+:17 ??+74tJ?.i .?.YFI4M7VMi•aaaL+hw?/?Jee],iM.!iYtuu?VWrLl?,5riehak?.J7.r '+ai+.ea: ,?SJ?i?=-T-- .?.'.w:. ..:.:a.w+?+= k e CITY COMMISSION MEETING April S, 1974 1:30 p.m. The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in special session-at the City Hall, Monday, April 8, 1974, at 1:30 p.m,, with the following, members present: H. Everett Hougen Donald S. Williams Joseph Carwise Karleen F. DeBlaker John F. Rankin Also present were: Picot B. Floyd Norbert M. Brown Max Battle Frank Daniels Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner City Manager City Attorney City Engineer Police Chief The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Chief Daniels. Commissioner DeBlaker reported attending; an Executive Club meeting where the Apeaker was J. Don Ferguson, a radio and television personality from Savannah, Georgia, who spoke very highly to Commissioner DeBlaker about Mr. Picot Floyd's administration there in Savannah. ITEM #3 - Housing Status Report. Mr. Shoemaker, Assistant City Manager, recommended waiting on the Chesapeake Villas funding and also exlude the expenditure for renovations to old Fire Station 93, He said that the Housing staff would move,to a unit in Chesapeake Villas temporarily and then possibly to the Montgomery Ward property as it would be a central location for the staff of the Housing and Redevelopment group. He showed a map indicating the three major impact areas, the largest being in the North Greenwood section, a smaller one in the Cleveland-Greenwood section, and another in that general section of South Greenwood and Howard Street. He referred to a sheet that he had presented entitled "Summary of Proposals" showing a Mortgage Guarantee program of $50,000, Rehabilitation and Redevelopment program $60,000, Rehabilitation Loan program $50,000, and a Neighborhood Improvement program at $3,000, and an additional sum of $40,000 to be allocated to land costs and sites for the Greenwood area demonstration project. He explained the Mortgage Guarantee program which would assist the purchaser in his financing. He went on to say that the Rehabilitation and Redevelopment program could be started immediately but no more than one home would be started without a qualified contract buyer with funds available for the purchase, and that when one house was sold another one would be started. He discussed the other phases of the proposed program and Rehabilitation and Improvements. Commissioner Rankin moved to accept the report and have the City Manager implement the program as soon as possible. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion which carried unanimously. The Manager recommended earmarking $36,190 for the balance of the fiscal year to cover staff operating costs of personnel, miscellaneous costs, furniture and equipment and commodities. Commissioner Carwise moved to approve the City Manager's recommendation. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion which carried unanimously. The Mayor recognized Merrett Stierheim, County Administrator, and Mr. Stierheim spoke briefly requesting that a building permit be issued for the new County water and sewer building which is urgently needed, and stated that the demolition of the former buildings on the site that there would only be a very minor increase in water and sewer usage. Mr. Stierheim was assured that consideration would be given when the moratorium item was discussed. ITEM X14 - Discussion to consider whether or not there should be an advertised Public Hearing re USF Campus. Commissioner DeBlaker stated that she had not requested a public hearing but had urged that the action be rescinded or amended to 80 acres and indicated that she felt it wrong, for 5 persons to decide on a 3 million dollar transaction. She requested that the matter be reconsidered and it be a referendum question at the next-general election as many people had requested a vote on the matter, She further stated that another reason for the referendum was that the property' was bought for a landfill with a bond sale from a referendum and, therefore, felt that if the property usage was changing 'that the people should be permitted to vote on that change. Commissioner Williams commented that he thought a referendum of this nature would be a political football if held in conjunction with a general election and felt that the action that the Commission had taken was proper and there was no reason to reconsider the item. Commissioner Carwise and the Mayor concurred with Commissioner Williams. The City Attorney said that the offer was legal. Commissioner Rankin expressed the opinion that it would be desibable to have a university in the area. No further action was taken. ity?;??^'`s??;r?:'?i'f??r?V3.1f'e'i?5 '?71?.?;r?t??•V,?i .?L' ?' ., r?• ?• Ih 0 1 5? . {r } 4 C; l? ??r!!k?'Yx,,y, "!1.<3{'4?"! .JA?,^a?y "i°'?;??i .. ..i•?K. ?,.r .>rx;•i.+r' .??n.tit *T.?. PN'R. i*R',, Y,"'•a pr ;R.?45fw. ? y,:?"t"„ • ';LL?i?t Y' i• "' "? ?f. STS+"??.?? 'r"- _,?t..:'.• .;s „C!?Vat%°p7?;'.'a ,? ?g {n.•F,+A't?.4?lF.a+?..........t..._,,.. .. 't' ..'i. ,+...t?? ¢ y+4?'7,?• ''? +2 9'q, -2- CITY COMMISSION MEETING April 8, 1974 1:30 p.m ?zKt ITEM #5 - Clarification of Permits re Building, Moratorium. The City Manager quoted from a memo from Mr. Paroby, Assistant City Manager, addressed to him, recommending; that clarification be obtained on certain aspects of the moratorium imposed by the City Commission on April let. Various questions were raised regarding applications received prior to April lst; clarification of single family annexations; permit small business or professional buildings which have an impact equal to single family dwellings, etc. Mr. Paroby cited the history of building permits prior to the first moratorium. He went on to say that the Marshall Street plant was capable of 1200 units over a 2wyear period, Clearwater East 3200 over a 3-year period, which meant that there were over 4000 permits still availabe. Further remarks included the statement that there would be a new main serving, the south beach and Sand Key connecting to Marshall Street in about 2 months and then 400,units would be allowed for the Island Estates plant. He claimed that the plant was rated lower than the actual capacity. Mr. Stopher, Utilities Director, explained that plans for the Marshall Street expansion were now in Atlanta being approved for Federal funds and it was possible that construction could start in about 60 days. He pave an average percent of usuage for the plants and recommended going; back to the standards set with th^ October 1st moratorium, including the Review Board. Further comments by Mr. Stopher were that the Northeast temporary plant would be available for use shortly and that the plans for the permanent plant were ready. Mr. Stopher recommended lifting; the moratorium tut retaining the Building Permit Review Board and both he and the City Engineer commented that the bay waters were well below dangerous bacterial levels for swimming. Regarding City water, he stated that the average usage was 12 million gallons with a maximum of 18 million. The City Manager spoke of new breakthroughs in desalinization experiments. Mr. William F. Uber, Attorney, representing various architects, requested that the present moratorium be rescinded or modified. After a discussion on the matter, Mr. Roy Henderson, Architect, indicated that the discussion and the attorney's request covered the thinking of most architects. Mr. John Curtis, Attorney, representing Maas Bros., spoke of plans for a new store in the Countryside area with the grading, etc. already done,. However, due to a problem of getting; steel they must know what action they can take and whether a building application would be accepted and permit issued. He indicated the proposed store was to open about August, 1975. Mr. Lewis Homer spoke of a 40--unit condominium at the west end of Turner Street and explained that final plans were waiting to be filed as all preliminary plans had been approved by State Hotel Commission, but it had been the City's policy to accept plans only the first week of each month under the moratorium which had been in operation. Mr. Frank Morrow, Vice President, Island Estates Association, said that it was about time somebody represented the citizens and spoke of low water pressure, raw sewage coming from the Marina plant at times, and that it was his understanding that the Marina plant was to become only a pump station by 1976. Mr. Steven Watts, Attorney, reported that a client owned property on island Estates with the proposed building to be completed in June of 1975. Mr. Karl Nurse spoke on the lack of roads and parks in addition to sewer and water and stated that continued growth now would mean the finish of any expansioniby 1985. Mrs. Betty Knollmeyer stated that it was legal to limit growth and that the area was growing too fast for existing sewer, water and traffic control facilities. An unidentified architect stated that they are cognizant of growth but it cannot be stopped and that an architect would be unable to practice if a moratorium blocks all building. Mr. Charles Finton stated that use of pollution averages were not good as highs should be considered during the tourist season, to which Mr. Stopher, Utilities Director, replied that the capacity of the motels had been taken into considerataion. The City Attorney stated that he had not studied the legality sufficiently to defend a law suit at this time on the present moratorium but a limited moratorium seems to be accepted throughout the skate. The City Manager referred to his recommendation of April lat and said that he still would recommend the same procedure as then, with the additional item that the next 4 days replace the last 4 days of last week for plans and applications to be filed for consideration by the Review Committee. Commissioner Williams commented that a municipality.eannot create expected capacity in advance as they must prove the ability to pay the financing and without the construction or growth it would be difficult to prove such need. Commissioner Williams moved that the City Manager's recommendations be accepted with the exception that expected capacities for Clearwater Beach and Island Estates be reduced by half pending additional information. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion and then moved to amend it by reducing by half for all plants. Commissioner Williams seconded the motion. Upon the vote being, taken, Commissioners Williams, Carwise, Rankin and Mayor Hougen voted "Aye", Commissioner DeBlaker voted "No". Upon the vote being taken for the main motion as amended, Commissioners Williams, Carwise, Rankin and Mayor Hougen voted "Aye", Commissioner DeBlaker voted "No". Motion carried. Commissioner Rankin moved that the Building Permit Review Committee proceed this week as though it were performing its duties which were stopped by the moratorium last week. Commissioner Williams seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Williams, Carwise, Rankin and Mayor Hougen voted "Aye", Commissioner DeBlaker voted "No". Motion carried. The City Manager try.' .1- te'. , y,. ...«. x °kSS }} +i ,,Z iS c? h'y`??j?L<?? ' ???? ?{?+j?P?.._ ^ ? ,? .t 1. •' r.• 717. of f!"?G ?.•;+' f '.s ti:?M a;: e..?.. t?";? tiw .n? , ?s a 1 it ?>?rx:P1'': '^,??. ''cau' ?' ;?+ ?=?5 e.?; • -;'?r4'< (;?,' ? ,'v:'1^: ? ?nxs,"•?c?!tr,;yxtc:a,?`??3.t • :'tt' ?.. ....;.:, p`:. t t! , c ? y ? ' '.:.? ' . ' I . . _. .. - 1 r r r? ?'° ?'??. ? • •re'1L??..t#ti?'«,??i(1°'`+'?/..k?:?l? .?i S?.t4`.?!k?:ti?AS'..'`yls-k 1??.".1: a:t• l.r+, ..?.e,,a ?Lu .. ?i....?•a. ?t.:u..i {.;>. r.. ?,. _.. ._:i?:.,s ?? .. .?° s. ,,nf?".fi?;??:.+,. d. F. ?. •t•...28 © ' -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING April 8, 1974 1:30 P.M. 1 w' mentioned that the moratorium would not effect permits pertaining to public buildings as these were special exceptions to it. Commissioner,Williame moved that a building permit be issued for the new County Water Department building as the demand would replace the original allocation. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion which carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams requested information from all government agencies relating to proposed new buildings. ITEM #6 - Final Change Order.- Expansion of Clearwater East Pollution Control Facility. The City Manager presented Change Order No. 2 - Final with Chilton Construction Co., Inc., Dunedin, for the Cleawater East sewage treatment plant expansion. Commissioner Rankin moved that Change Order No. 2 - Final, adding $25,258.77 to the contract with Chilton Construction Co., Inc., be approved and the proper officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM #7 - Other Engineering Matters. The City Engineer asked about the handling of impact fees to government agencies, with the City Manager replying that governmental agencies are no different than private ones. The City Engineer noted that the County waives the fees that would be charged to the City. ITEM #8 -- Verbal Reports and Other Rending Matters. The City Manager announced that the Housing Authority had adopted a resolution opposing the Deeb Bill, which requires a referendum an public housing and recommended the City pass a resolution also opposing the bill. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution 974-37 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officals be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. ITEM #9 - Pending Reports from City Attorney. The City Attorney recommended that someone go to Tallahassee to meet with the County Delegation to discuss local bills. Commissioner Carwise moved that the City Attorney and Commissioner Williams represent the City at a meeting in Tallahassee with the County Delegation. Commissioner Rankin seconded the.motion which carried unanimously. ITEM #11 - Citizens to be Heard. Mrs. Betty Knol.lmeyer.-cited a Florida case wherein a municipality could not convey property without-a referendum. r' F4 c 'S ?R-j Mr. "Duke!' Schultz stated that he had addressed a letter to the City Clerk and to the City Attorney relative to a meeting with the City Commission candidates, but he had never received any reply. The City Manager stated he had invited all candidates, including Mr. Schultz, to his office for a discussion on various City matters including elections. ITEM #12 - Emergency Ordinance 01507 - Repealing Ordinance #1504 Relating to Purchase of Gasoline. The City Attorney presented Emergency Ordinance ##1507. Commissioner Carwise moved that Emergency Ordinance #1507 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Williams moved that Emergency Ordinance #1507 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams moved that Emergency Ordinance #1507 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 Carwise and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Williams moved that Emergency Ordinance #1507 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. ITEM #13 - Resolution #74-38 - Payment to Briley, Wild and Associates, Utility Revenue Certificates, Series of 1972. The City Attorney presented Resolution #74-38 authorizing payment to ".. Briley, Wald and Associates, in the amount of $2,896.82, to be paid from the Construction Trust Fund, Utility Revenue Certificates, Series of 1972, for well field expansion-statement dated March.25, 1974, Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution 074-38 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded b Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. ''3"- \ 7 Rr?i 4,!•l?ythy\i ?t?: lr tl .tl , ' .. ,, . i . . ??,; 'S*;+?y??'SR??"L%§r3?1.1!,i}>S??5;?3i?,.? '` '?; •• 1 I 1e. •5? • 1S' 1 s? 7 i°_S ?1 r i• 7?', ?.T,"' 4' 4!!r' `V?!'?'r?fC. '?`+!"""1=' t'. 't.,? '1 uS. y??}??.isf+M klt?Pl?7?>,1r Ntl`?1yE?C? 1 ?4•"k'1"?."h: °?'-rr.i'rd.,i}'ysi}? ' 1 j'{^ir?3F ?•+.'J4 4?. M• .Ji??Z?i???'M?'?;V?"?k^.? r„1 '.5'? x •? a?r?'i .,:..•''.y.t?[3$iS:,1`? , ''r2 n?ilril??FahYa?L?k"?YE31?'ISF'?iE:c At:?' a-' l.t •i . '• .:-.. ... '.. r. ^'`,,??.. ,?. rEr' ?.u'' r?r?4i?e?ia??iirerassrsruaie.fn,1`„w+ia?.t'?ki:;?+s?s CITY COMMISSION MEETING April 8, 19711 1:80 P.M. ITEM 0111 - Resolution 0711-39 - Dedicating Portion of Keene Road Street Right-of-Flay. The City Attorney prevented Resolution 1174-39 dedicating a 50 ft. right-of-way .for. Keene Road (Portion of Lots 0 and 9, Pinellas Groves, in the NWk-of Section 12-29-15). Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution #711-39 be passed and adopted and that the nppropriate officials be authorized to execute it and record it in the Public Records of Pinellas County. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM 015 - Resolution 074-40 - Requesting County to Abate Taxes -- Glen Oaks Golf Club Property. (Northeast Quarter 01Ek) of Southeast Quarter (SEA) less Druid Heights Subdivision, and South 300 ft. M.O.L. less street of Southwest Quarter (SWk) of Southeast Quarter (SEA;) of Northeast Quarter (SVe.), Section 15-29-15). The City Attorney presented Resolution 1174-110. Commissioner Williams moved that Resolution #74-110 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously., ITEM 016 - Resolution #74-41 - Opposing, Legislation Relating to Pinellas County Planning Council. The City Attorney presented Resolution 1/74-111 opposing; certain legislation relating to the Pinellas County Planning; Council and rescinding; Resolution 073-84 adopted by the City July Sth, 1973, which resolution gave qualified, approval to use of the Comprehensive Land Use Plan as a guide in planning. He explained that rather than guide, the Planning Council now has the force and effect of law and any comparable plan, code or regulation in any unit of local government can stand repealed. Following discussion of the resolution and the the City Manager's statement that the City supports the concept of area planning;, Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution #74-41 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. ITEM #17 - Resolution #74-42 - Supporting; Legislation Requiring Reservation of Land for School Board Use. The City Attorney presented Resolution #74-112 supporting; Representative Roger Wilson's bill requiring that as a condition precedent to the approval or recordation of any plat of land of 110 acres or more of residential lots, that 1/10th be reserved for school purposes. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution #74-42 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. ITEM #18 - Assessment Resolution #74-43 - Jasmine Way Paving, Curbs and Drainage. _??U/ The City Attorney presented Resolution #74-43 assessing abutting properties for paving, curbs and drainage in Jasmine Way, South Fort Harrison Ave. to Seaboard Coast Line Railroad. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution #74-43 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. ITEM #19 - Authorizing Purchase for Right-of-Way for Myrtle Avenue Extension. Lots 10,11,12 and 13, Block 4, Lake Belleview Addition. - Roy Pennington. The City Attorney presented above agreement authorizeing{ purchase of right-of-way for Myrtle Avenue Extension from Roy Pennington for $20,000. Commissioner Carwise moved that this agreement be approved as recommended and that the appropriate City officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. ITEM #20 - Other Commission Action. In reply to a question from Commissioner Rankin, the City Manager stated that the of the Comprehensive Plan was progressing; 1iatisifactorily. /preparation of study design/ The City Manager promised to expedite and make available to the public, the reports that Commissioner DsBlaker had previously requested. t k ????{r{?,??•r+?;?-..;?..,: ??,` .+";c? ,._ ,'F,,.: it .. - .. , of ?" '?.?.?• n_i??t. ? .,;? ?'r 1 ' f' • I `r "Y?G ^?`w"'r•' ?? .. ? . ..., ? .. . w', ?? . w..M•w?+.Y l...?+1n w:Ye..s. r..e'i:. w..... „.. ...M.ia w.-v..•.- , ' r ??` tr^?,yy1. :?'?'?iRi.f•,4`i?•'M1.'"ti .: •y ,. r ?. ? - ? 1 ? ? ?, i', •I 1? ? ?S ,?;?'?!'.r..?'?,r? s : t: •11:! fir. ?. _',, CITY COMMISSION MEETING April S, 1971 15,.' ' 1:30 P.M. " ?1, ?,'..' ?! 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K- !A?'°L'i::•Z, %'FJt,.::??•.:;t?..:r..z.D. ?,;+'?S ? .r? t..,r •``i •c°'x'?•,'i .?'? '?i}. r1•.$:':.?? .?'/f.4?, ?`•?r?.'"i. "?. ?iv, =rf _'.1r;',^ ?', ?h .d,.` r' .,r, ,t•'.'t ti.,'??` 1 t.t, ., 1t , ?;?a,i , t ; •,•r .?. ?,, i<••l`- !' i• ?<ier' :. -{' „e ''?• €?ri -' ,.t "?`Y ;' ? ; ts'? ?^e ?' : 'It°5 ??? ? 4 Jill M r .?. f:? ' :i•••s I• ti' Z,.• f-t?' ' i'.tt ?t `-0 ,'_ '"fi• . /1 • , ., ? ? '? ? ' ? "' ? ? I r r', ?'11 e't "I 11 ?.?`r •'.^•'t- ,. f 7 . I ? .. ,3 t e{ t,r• , ,.mot f,` AGENDA CITY' COMMISSION SPECIAL. MEETING April n," 10718 " ` ? I + i s ". ? ,, ?It. r f ',5t rl•(r 7. ..f Invocat ian r Introductions ' Re arts from City hanag.er as Housing Status Report 4. Discussion to consider whether or not there should.,be an' Advertised Public Hearing re USF''Campus 5. Clarification of Permits re Building Moratorium 6. Final'Change Order - Clearwater East Expansion Project 7. Other Engineering" Matters 8. Verbal. Reports and {ether. Pending; Matters 9. Pending; Reports from City Attorney 10. Pending, Reports from Mayor Citizens to lie Heard Reports from City Attorney 12. Emergency Ord. #1507 - Repealing Ord. #15011 relating to Purchase of Gasoline 13. Resolution -'Payment to Briley, Wild, Uti1. Revenue Cert., Series of 1972 1.14.• Resolution -Dedicating Portion of Keene Road R/l'1 15.' Resolution - Requesting County to abate Taxes - Glen Oaks`Golf".Club'. ' Property 16. Resolutions Opposing Legislation relating; to Pinellas County Planning Council 17. Resolution - Supporting Legislation requiring Reservation of Land for School. Board Use 18. Assessment Resolution - Jasmine Way Paving, Curbs F Drainage 19.' Authorizing Purchase for RAI for Myrtle Avenue.Extension - Pennington Other Commission Action Adjournment Gtr jp?'}}ir`??t i`???tl' r' ••! , 1; '?l,r',, •f .' I , ?, ? ? - rl'#4z: 1"?`ir?l??'r^:? 3' : IFu .S.•,"t ' ?r' ., .i r ., .? I .. r ' .1 ' `,}'? r.?T{ ;'N ••1?` S.?1.4" < k f`.rr?• '1` `',:it{, . s" . e' - .'Ur i :!{ye r?q1. 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