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07/01/1974 . . ' . , , ';-:", ''1..', <f..o\t~ ~ ~>,tt",'t'r~';';I~~"'.~'" " _.';,rit.~,,.,,,\.~t(,!l'>'<\>'~"1'''~!''~'N'''t<''I"l'''\'i.t~~''.;'!:-'~,.fr'';,h~~ '>!:"'N'H~"l>'!I~f~t:~~~~.....".~,.~~\ ~,,~. '."f ,:' ,y" >; ':'," >,'. ,'t' ~ \ .b~l~'~ :~..; '.4'~ c ...~~~;~.~ ~ .:' :'.~ ~ \".~' .~~. ,-- . ,~. :/. I. l .:' :~:': :. ~, ~,~..-, "?~",, r ~ '~:I~'} ~'; .:~ :;~,:'~f~:'. t ", ,\~ ~~~ :;'.>.> <~ ~~ ~ ~;:';Jk~::, c ~:" ',",: .:...~~.~.f ..}..;i \~-;"j) ~: ~ ~b~"~ .', ' \ '.t~ ,,' ,. " ~'~:. "::ii:'\"l,,:;.i;iii~t'i::~":';'\'':,lL'\'.i'"f.!'';''';,,:' ..'j/~"(lrr.!'(.Y;~'i'.ri,i!1i?A'i,M';)"~';.~l~~~,~,Sit~;;1M ~ '. ;j 1 'iJ; , , ll"f~;;;;;Il~ti~~~\:i.~j",,;'...~~~""'<<- ' , , "3 bl, ' ( ~ ! '. . ~ CITY COMMISSION MEETING JULY l, 197tf 1: 30 'P.M. The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at the City Hall, Monday, July 1, 1971f, at 1:30 p.m. with the following members present: H. Everett Hou~en Donald S. Will1ams Joseph,Carwise Karleen F. OeBlaker John F. Rankin Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Also present were: Picot B. Floyd Herbert M. Brown Max Battle Frank Daniels City Manager City Attorney City Engineer Police Chief The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by Chief Daniels. , The minutes of the Commission meetings of June 3-6 and June 17 were presented for approval. ,Commissioner Williams moved that the minutes of the regular meetings of June 3-6 and June 17 be approved as recorded and as sub- mitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. ,commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. ITEM #~ - Awards. a. To Elmer Mylander. The Mayor read Resolution #74-69, recognizing Elmer Mylander who resigned as Chairman of the Planning and Zoning Board, for l5 years service. Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution #14-69 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. The Mayor' also awarded Mr. Mylander the City of Clearwater Medal, a 15 year service pin and a Citation for Public Service. b. To Boynton Butler. The Mayor also awarded Boynton Butler, who resigned from the Planning and Zoning Board, a citation and service pin. Ralph Reade, Planning and Zoning Board member, accepted these awards for Mr. Butler. ITEM #5 - A Public Hearing on Lot Mowing Resolution 874-68. The City Attorney noted that the Commission passed this resolution on June 17. Gilbert Wyers, Sanitation Inspector, said the lots remaining to be mowed constituted a menace to pUblic health, safety and welfare. There were no objections. Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution H7~-68, passed on June 17, 191~, be confirmed and made effective as to all persons and parcels listed thereon, except for those whose lots have been verified as being mowed and those who have paid the City for the mowing, and that the proper City officials and employees be directed to proceed in accordance with law to see that the lots are mowed. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM #6 - A Public Hearing on Violation of Southern Standa~d Building Code. 707 N. Ft. Harrison Ave. Lot 2, Block 1, J. H. Rouse Sub. - N. Makryllos. (Contd. from June 3.) The City Manage~ outlined the case, and asked the Minimum Housing Inspector to give his ~eport. Al G~iciuB, Minimum Housing Inspector, displayed a photo- graph taken July,l and noted that the owner had sta~ted to demolish both structures. Mr. Gricius recommended passing a resolution to guardntee completion of demolition. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution g74-70, giving the owner aq days to comply, be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be auth~ized to execute it. Motion was seconded by ComrnisBione~ Rankin and carried unanimously. ~1:' . I ~ . . ,I . ,. , I.', ,', \ """., , I, '. . t ~ :,. ":" . :",';, I :..(:','c :",:" i',,< ';:,:p/:,';(i, :'.J;.'f> .. ~ ., . . , ", , ' '. "! '\ " I , . ", , {, "'( ~:"',: ,;::' ~,<' :::,,~.;:; ,'::::, :,; ,~:/, ;.,..,;, ' . ;, ,', .' t '. ;,~:t:'~:',t;.'t; :'~J:~: t"::::T';.!\',...' ':,":(: . ' c ,,", '.,.~..:~..:~'!'"-f:"."7'~~'".,fo!II'!' '"""";...,~...t.\......"'....+;-~~\',.i~~"'':''"..........'\77.. " 3(0:J... ..2.. CITY COMMISSION MEETING JULY l, 19'14 ITEM 9' .. A Public Hea~ing on Revised Final Plan for Clearwate~ Tennis Club (The Royal Racquet Club Apartments) zoned RCPD, located between Nt Coachman Road and SCLRR west of U.S. Highway 19 No~th. From the Southeast corner of Northeast Quarter (NE~), Section 7-29-16 run North 328.23 ft., Northwesterly 121.17 ft., No~th 50.49 ft.. for p.e.B., thence Westerly along north railroad right-of-way 995.49 ft., North 1358.10 ft., Northeasterly 9l5.97 ft., South 1095.14 ft., East 235.64 ft., South 230.8l ft., West 10 ft., South &00 ft., West 10 ft., South 167.57 ft. to P.O.B. The City Manafier recommended approval of this Revised Final Plan. He noted the revisions will reduce the number of tennis courts, from 30 to 20; apartments from 366 to 250; and units per acre, from 12.7 to 9.2; and centralize clubhouse facilities and parking, relocate structures to conform more to tree coverage area and provide more efficient access to clubhouse area and principal apartment structure grouping, and that the Planning and Zoning Board and Planning Director recommended approval. Commissioner Williams excused himself from consideration and votin on this item. Steve Hamlin, earwater enn1S U representa 1ve, summar1ze tee u 's plans. He said that part of the club's property could be used to build more tennis courts if needed in the future and that the club is open to public member- ship. Commissioner Carwise indicated interest in building tennis courts in other areas of the City. Some discussion ensued over the club's donation of four courts to the City and over parkland value. Commissioner Rankin moved that the revised site plan be approved and that notice be made of the changes contained in said plan and the proper City officials receive this plan and maintain contact with the development. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners DeBlaker, Carwise, Rankin and Mayor Hougen voted yes. Commissioner Williams abstained. The motion carroied. ITEM #S - Resolution #74-71. A Public Hearing on Request for Vacation of Easement on Portions of Lots 5 and 6, Block B, Skycrest Subd., Unit D. (Palone, T.) The City Manager recommended approval of this ,request. The City Engineero said the easement is no longer required because the applicant now owns the entire involved tract and it contains no utitities effecting anyone else. Commissioner Carwise moved that vacation of this easement, as outlined be granted and that Resolution #74-71 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. ITEM 09 - Presentation - Proposal re Cooper's Bayou Property. Tampa Bay Sections 9, 10 and 16-29-l6. <C. McMullen, Jr., Durwin Smith, II, and L. & H. Zinsser.) The City Manage~ recommended defering this item until staff studies are made and the State takes requested action. Commissioner DeB1aker moved to continue this item until the Commission's meeting of October 7, 1:30 p.m. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which caroried unanimously. ITEM #10 - Report - Clearwater Executive Airpo~t Committee. The City ManageI' recommended that any reports and/or roe commendations from the City Managero's Airport Committee be deferred. He noted that the Committee held its first meeting on June 24 and has reguested that the next meeting be held in September because of member's vacat10ns and that Russell St. Arnold, President of Clearwater Aircraft, and Roy Henderson, the Chamber of Commerce member of the Committee, did not object to this deferment. Some discussion ensued over Committee membership. Commissioner DeBlaker again noted that the City deals with the Airport although the lease is with the Golf Park. The Commission took no action. '., . ITEM #ll - Sign Easement Agreement - Willoughby's Restaurant. (E. 40 ft. of S. 600 ft. of the E~ of the NE~, Section 7-29"16, W. of U.S. riighway 19.) Williams & Walker, Ltd. (Contd. from June 17) The City Manager recommended approval of this agreement with Williams and Walke~ Ltd., concerning a sign constructed within the City right-cf-way easement along the West side of U.S. 19, South of S.R. 590. Commissioner Williams noted that this matter involves his business so he excused h:unself from voting. " , , . I,' , ,I , " " ' I ~ r . ,':- . "I: :: ~ '" " ,'. , ' , " ~ . ~ - , ' I .' ,1:,100" ~.:~." ,'... .'r. ~ -," . I ~ : H :~.~..~" "~I"""""""'~~~"(""""fII~...y"""""'.f''''''~''''''''~'-~.'''''~''''':'~ ....."".... , . :.-~.::I... , .' -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING JULY l, 197'. Ed Blanton, Building Director, and Stuart Williams, Sign Inspector, out- lined the case. The City Manager noted that the Board of Adjustment and Appeals on Signs has agreed to allow conditional, continued use of the sign if it is removed at owner's expense within 30 days of written notice. Mr. Blanton said parking areas have been paved and siRns built on other easements. Some discussion ensued over access roads, terminology, sign inspection procedure and City pOlicy. The City Eng1neer noted that the owner pays taxes on this easement and that too striot enforcement of sign regulations could result in loss of future donations of easements to the City. Commissioner De Blaker expressed concern about setting an undesirable precedent by allowing the sign to stand. She moved to deny execution of the agreement. Com- missioner Rankin seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners DeBlaker, Rankin and Carwise and Mayor Hougen voted yes. Commissioner Williams did not vote. The motion for denial carried. Commissioner De Blaker moved that the staff secure removal of the sign in accordance with the appropriate City Ordinance. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners DeBlaker, Rankin and Carwise and Mayor Hougen voted yes. Commissioner Williams did not vote. The motion carried. ITEM #l2 - Recommendation - Couf Property. Lots ~ and 5, Block 13, Turner's 3rd Addn. The City Manager recommended that these lots be considered for rezoning from RM-54A (high density multi-family) to RM-24 (medium density multi-family). He noted that surrounding property is zoned PS (professional services) to the north and single family to the south and southeast and is predominantly in church usage east of Orange to Bay Avenue. He said that the small area around Turner and Orange is under pending study and would carry a maximum density of 24 and that, east of the church area, a stepdown ~o RM-20 is contem- plated. Paul Bergmann, Planning Director, noted that the primary reason for this rezoninn is the Commission's direction to study lowering of maximum density. Some discussion ensued over garage apartments, duplexes and multiple unit buildings in the area. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that the Planning Department be instructed to file applications, in concurrance with staff suggestions to down-zone the property west of Orange to the Bay and south of Turner Street to RM-24 and that no building permit applications exceeding recommended densities be accepted for these properties until completion of pUblic hearings. Com- missioner Carwise seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. After clarification of this action, Mr. Couf noted that his development was to exceed recommended densities and that the time element involved in zoning procedures will be unsuitable to him and his lender. Mrs. Mary Ann Lirot, Manager of Mary Brown's Dress Shop, noted that Mr. Couf's arrangements had taken many months, involved expensive mOVes and the historic Pierce House which he donated to the Girls Clubs of Pinellas County for their meetings. Mrs. Lirot urged that attempts at expediency be made in Mr. Couf's behalf. Mrs. E. W. Grenelle, 423 W. Druid Road, said that Mr. Cedio Saltarelli, President of the Harbor Oaks Association, asked her to reaffirm - by reading a letter of September 29, 1973 - that group's position favoring rezoning of areas contiguous to the subdivision's north and south sections to restrict density and ban above-level garages. She also read a letter of reply from the City and mentioned narrow, one-way, dead-end streets and fire hazards in the Druid Road and Oak area. Eric Morrell, a property owner in the area, said condominiums, narrow streets and truck traffic in the Harbor Oaks, Bay Avenue and Rogers-Turner area hinder passage of emergency vehicles there. Commissioner Williams suggested that the Traffic Engineering and Building Departments cooperate in suggesting maximum sizes for trucks used in such areas. , ITEM #13 - Request for Building Permits in SE~ of NW~ of Section 5-29-16. (Pelham Square Investments.> . The City Manager recommended considering an apartment project on the north side of S.R. 588 between U.S. 19 and Soule Road. He noted the project will be serviced by the East Sanitary Treatment Plant; that the Building Permit Review Committee took no action because only ten mUltiple dwelling unit alloca- tions per month remain at the plant until late 1976 or 1977; and the applicant's representative wishes to address the Commission. Harry Cline, attorney for Pelham, said that if his client is unable to obtain a permit for all of the 172 rental, low-rise units by July 12, for one-year completion, the development can not be funded and built. He said the City Engineering and staff studies begun in 1973 revealed that sufficient sewer tap-ins are available for the development. Mr. Cline noted that neither he or his client attended the appropriate meeting of the Building Permit Review Board. ,'. . C i~tt;':'~i\:~<;'l' ':, ':' .' .' " Yt~~'';;~I\:;'~;b\..~I,..'~~ ~ ~L' ~Ll '. ~ + ""J" "",.' 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Commissioner Williams moved that this request, as submitted at this Commission meeting, be denied until Pelham submits a schedule for building completion. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. ITEM 014 - Largo Resolution re County Water Distribution. The City Manager recommended Commission discussion of Largo's resolution requesting County transferral of retail water operations to districts operated by various cities in the County and that the County concentrate its efforts, on obtaining and distributing water to the municipalities on an equal basis. He expressed an opinion that the County's role should be a wholesaler, not a retailer, of water but that the desired situation would be almost impossible to achieve and that the Largo ,resolution should be received as merely a matter of information. The Commission received the resolution by consent. The Mayor left at this time and Commissioner Williams assumed the chair. ITEM #15 ... Resolution #74-72 - Application for Law Enforcement Assistance Administration (LEAA) Grant for Police Communicatione Equipment (twin radio consoles). The City Manager recommended that the Police Chief be authorized to apply for LEAA funds to implement the Florida County and Municipal Law Enforcement Communications Plan. He noted that, as one of the three consolidated commun- ications centers in the County, the center will dispatch for the City, Largo and Dunedin who will share in operating and maintenance costs; be the first phase of expansion to cover the State Plan and will help to maintain the City's projection for future growth of the Police Department's Communications and "Emergency Operations Center" for natural disasters. He added that the project's total cost of $25,352 will be financed by a 75% federal and 25% local match. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution #74-72 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. ITEM #16 ... 'Request for Occupational License for Sale of Antiques - 207 S. Garden Ave. (Sakelson, G.) The City Manager recommended that thie request be granted. Commissioner Rankin moved to approve the City Manager's recommendation. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. ITEM #17 ... Request for License to Auction Excess Model Home Furniture ... (Brock, M. J. and Sons, Inc.) The City Manager recommended approval of issuance of this license for an auction at Valencia Park Subdivision. Commissioner Rankin moved to approve the City Manager.s recommendation. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams left the meeting at this time. The Mayor assumed his chair. ITEM #18 ... Final Change Order #2 - Sewerage Systems Improvement ... Boyce Company. The City Engineer requested approval of Change Order #2 to Boyce Company, contractor, to adjust estimated bid item quantities and costs to actual quantities and costs, and to provide additional payment to the contractor due to a change in type of pipe installed on Clearwater Pass Bridge. This change order will increase the contract by $74,552.12 for a revised total of $511,207.62. Commissioner Carwise moved that Change Order #2 be approved aB requested and that the proper City officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams returned at this time. ITEM #19 - Design Contracts - Clearwater East Library. 1 The City Manager recommended approval of contracts for professional specialty ,items I"elated to the design of the, Clearwater East Library. , He noted that this item concerns non-architectural design services including rendering of building; site work; parking lot gI"ading and drainage; structural enginee~ing , , ~N,!L;'i:';;\;' ','/', " , )it.'~".';J"<'" '.I~,:" " ;" " .os.t.-r f;' "4f""I"l' I.~ .. /.... .."" I','. . ~. '. I . ~.~'1' 'l.~,,~'I'::"":~~''''IIC' 1;..1. t: .." ~: ~ ....! '. ' \ll',:.J\yt",!. ::.;....\~....L~",j,'."I...'. ,. 'J + I , ~~~~l;~'~P{!;'i~',ti,\\~:~II; .~,~+.,..~~'\': ',', '. :,',' , '" '.,' " ' , ":f.."~~\~~J:'J~~;>~"l.,.r0,r, 11'}) 1'1/. ..:;>,~, I ", " ,', '/ ' ... '; , ~~; 1 . JJ],i.~~tt'r;~'{:\fr.~$'i:r~'JJ)l.~t:"J' 'f~'o.f; :).1,) ~. , "l" i ,~ !,J... "'Jif(hy'~"';h",,,':...r"l.'~lr;..,-","~"Z' \...,,/.. , \. 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',- ".,"; '.' ..t ...un................._ .~.~\,.~.... ~."'-.... , r , " " . ci -5- CITY COMMISSION MEETING JULY 1. 1974 , ) (to be donated by Olsen, Purdum and White, Inc.); interior and specifications; cabinetry and supervision of installation; and air conditioning, plumbing and electrical, for a total coat of $16,300.00, not including the donation' (approximately $3,000). , Commissioner DeBlaker questioned spending money now on Library construction, especially on renovation for the downtown Library, because the dosi~n for a new facility has not been presented, insufficient information received about expenditures, and insufficient fecdback obtained from citizens. She recom- mended, however, that some relatively inexpensive changes be made to the downtown Library, as citizens have requested; proceeding to Rather information for a Branch Llbrary"and obtaining citizcn input on passage of a bond program. ,The City Manager warned that the existing facility might not be 'worth spending money on; that the County might assume responsibility for Count v-wide library services and that a Library Services Study Committee has been established in this regard. The Mayor noted that the bond issue depends largely on whether the downtown Library should be renovated or a new one constructed. No action was taken on Item #19. ITEM g20 - Requests for Zoning Changes: " A. Northwest corner of Cedar and Osceola, from RM-5~A (high density multi-family hotel & motel) to RM-12 (duplex-apartment) in J. J. Eldridge's Sub., Lot 6 & Southerly 15 ft. M.O.L. of Lot 5, Block A. (Wadell, D.) B. Lots 5, 6 t 1 and B, Palm Bluff Subd., from RM-S1tA (high density multi-fam1ly hotel & motel) to RS-SO (single family). Walker, et al.) C. Northwest corner of Palm Bluff and Osceola, from RM-54A (high density multi-family hotel & motel) to RM-12 (duplex-apartment), in Palm Bluff SUb., Lots 10 to 16, South 5 ft. of Lot 11, & Lot lB. (Bleakley, D.) D. Lot 33, Palm Bluff SUbd., from RM-54A (high density multi-family hotel & motel) to RS-50 (single family). (Hall, R.) E. Lots land 2, RainbOW'S End, from RM-54A (high density multi- family hotel & motel) to RS-75 (single family). (Dick, V.) F. Lot 3, RainbOW'S End, from RM-54A (high density multi-family hotel & motel) to RS-75 (single family). (NiCOlas, R.) The City Manager reported that these items resulted from prior action by the Conunission:-'and are received today for informational purposes only. Com- missioner Williams expressed concern that the items were not specifically referred to the PlanninB and Zoning Board previously and, therefore, might not be advertisable for public hearing. Commissioner Williams moved that Items A through F be received and referred to the proper departments for public hearing at the earliest possible time in accord with the City Commission's directive of June 6. Commissioner De Blaker seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. ITEM #21 - Requests for Annexation: A. Lot 9, ROlling Heights Subd., RS-75 (single family). (Henderson, D.) B. Portions of Lots 71 and 72, Bel Keene, 1st Addn., RS-75 (single family). (Clearwater Church of God.) C. Acreage Tract - Sharkey, East of Belcher, RS-75 (single family), in Section 7-29-16. (StiCh, W.) D. Lots 19, 20, 21, 22 Del Oro Gardens and adjoin~ng right-of-way of San Mateo in front of Lot 23, RS-50 (single family). (Marzullo, A.) The City Manager recommended that these annexations be received for appropriate action and public hearing. Commissioner Rankin moved that the request for annexation by Henderson, First Church of God, Stich and Ma~zullo wi~h the requested zoning, including right-of-way in front of Lot 23 as outlined by the City Manager be accepted and referred to the proper City departments for appropriate action 'and public hearing. . Conunissionel! DeBlaker seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. , , , . , , ',', '. " ), ',.' ::": ',),'. .::L;.",;wi,r;{/if~~ '. , ' , " . " : ~. ~ c... , :, , rl. ! ".- ,. ,I .. ~ . . " .' L~' \' '.;.,.' ,. .'. . >' " , :':"';".~'Y.I :.....~_: ~"': ~...:.I",~J'~'7.,~. -:~..:... .. . '.~~"'''''':-'1II\,:"_....;-,:,,i~,+t~ 2L,(p ...::.J , -6- ,CITY COMMISSION MEETING JULY 1, 1974 ITEM 1122 Bids: A. Belcher Road Widening, to five lane width, North of Gulf-to-Day Blvd. about 450'ft. The City Manager recommended accepting the low bid when received and awarding the contract. He noted that the widening is needed because the portions of the road north and south of Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard do not coincide in width; the road will be extended soon to Sunset Point Road; and that the County soon will award a bid for resurfacing Belcher Road north of Gulf-to-Bay and does not object to this action by the City. He noted that, in a letter of May 30, H. G. Gray, County Director of Public Works and Engineering, had no objections to the widening by the City but recommends widening conform to standard lane widths. Action on this item was deferred by consent until the Commission's meeting of July 15, 1:30 p.m. ' B. 2" and 4" Wrapped Steel Pipe for Gas Division. The City Manager recommended accepting the bid of Empire Pipe and Supply Company, SprinRfield, Alabama, the lowest acceptable bid. Commissioner Williams moved, upon the recommendation of the City Manage~ that the contract be awarded to Empire Pipe and Supply Company, Springfield, Alabama, in the amount of $l9,800.00, which is the lowest bid meeting specifications and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans, specifications and bid. Com- missioner Rankin seconded the motion, which carricd unanimously. C. Tees, Gate Valves and Sleeves for Inventory. The City Manager recommended accepting the low bid of Southeastern Municipal Supply, Tampa, Commissioner Rankin moved upon the recommendation of the City 11anager that the contract be awarded to Southeastern Municipal Supply Company, Tampa, in the amount of $6,549.36, 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, speci- fications and bid. Commissioner Williams seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. D. Kings Highway Recreation Center. (Sec. 2-~-15.) The City Manager recommended accepting the bid of S. A. Thompson, St. Petersburg, for construction of King's Highway Recreation Center. Commis- sione~ Williams moved upon the recommendation of the City Manage~ that the contract be awarded to S. A. Thompson, St. Petersburg, in the amount of $lll,GOO.OO, which is the lowest and best ~esponsible bid and that the appro- priate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans, specifications and bid. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. ITEM #23 - Other Engineering Matters. A. Carpeting for City Hall Annex. (SW corner of Cleveland & S. Missouri Ave.) - M-W Bldg. The City Engineer said that the Parks and Recreation and Traffic Engineering Departments, to be moved to the City Hall Annex, will require ~arpeting there. He.recommended.that the. carpet - 720 square yards, nylon, with 42-ounce waffled n01se suppreSS10n mater1al w be purchased from Band C Carpet Se~vice, 1948 Sherwood for $3,960.00. Some discussion ensued OVer group meeting areas condition of flooring, necessity and cost of interior furnishings stati~ electricity, wall height, stage of building mOdification, carpet quality and rent expense. Commissioner Williams expressed concern that this carpeting is an unnecessary expenditure. Commissioner Carwise moved upon the recommen- dation of the City Engineer that this contract for the carpeting be awa~ded to Band C Carpet Service for the sum of $3,960.00, 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 bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin who noted that this aotion should not be considered a precedent by other ' departments that wiSh to obtain carpeting. Upon the vote being taken Comrn4ssioners Carwise and Rankin and Mayor Hougen voted yes. CommissIoners Will1BmS and DeBlaker voted no. The motion carried. -! , , f:: " ~ I ' ~ "I'. , , " ; I ~ "'M~.. ~f ~~;':\'~ . '; . '~. ,..... \~. ..' ..:. . ......~....1o-..'..~I.W\'c., . 'p ,/,' .,' l~' .,....-v~~.,,"'..~,..,...'\IIr'...If'V'.,.. , "..........,1 lto...._..........-_;. ~ .~~~ ...~. '1-.......,:-'"_ " , .., ,._ ~4..""";'~)'~'~t.it.; . , .l4>~?..."--",,,....-. r"'!<~'l'?:':'n"W!r' .". . ",TR('-.' , ... , i ~ A~l"..,."'~ ~ l"""t,'......:'If:~ :'::l~t '", ~...~~,':~ .~ >,f'. \ ., " ....' , "'~ ~ ,..."'., -1'i't""~-"i'1<,;~'.~'\"\.lI-~"'''I,I'~f~f\'!\oJ~", tf 'e' " . ~,;\ \. /- . '" " "~l_~!:<><ft'~'~'~'i1t!"t.#"'''''~':'t''K~t'Jn~,~,~~':'<-~~'"'~'!;"..~'f'~,'\, ,', ',., ,,', ,'" "." \"':.~'.'/' . ")":-'it,.:'t",.;.'"",.i1;' . ~ .,....*;,~'i"I...~; ~~~~~'. ~" ."",.:' ...." .\, l., ~~ I ;~.'~\.".,.,~..': .1 :~~ .. !r~.' '~"l/~.':'.:. ~.... 1:1'~,..~..:'~~'~Ij'..."',\,:~", ~ .. . . :r;:~":':~';'~"'';'lr',~,''''''>l'Jo'u'';oW<1:!of,r.H.."_,\..,,,.;i'.~..n.-~.~~~''f~jli,b...c\-.!i~ , ....)' ~7 ' .::;, -7- CITY COMMISSION MEETING JULY l~ 1974 B. Kapok Trailer Pa~k Canal. (Sec. 9-29-l6.) The City Engineer recommended accepting the offer of George Hunt; Inc., contractor, for dredging the Kapok Travel Trailer Park oa~al at no.charge to th Cit Mr Battlo noted that material taken by that f1rm in th1s operation wi~l beY~wned.bY the firm and that the Engineering Department is determining easements required through the Bilgore property, a major bottleneck regarding this dredging. Commissioner Williams warned against channeling. He sugfested that ecologists be consulted in this regard. Mr. Battle ~greed to coord nate the work with the Environmental Planne~. The recommendat1on was accepted by consent. ITEM # 25 - Pending Reports from City Attorney. The City Attorney reported he is finalizin~ a draft on ~he $5,lOO.OOO.OO Bridge Revenue and Utility Service Bonds regard1ng Sand Key 1mprovements. The City Engineer announced that the Florida Cabinet has approved the coastal construction permit for the jetty and t~is matt~r is up for t-nternal ~mprove- ment approval on July 2. Mr. Battle saLd Duned1n Pass dredg1ng depen s on the State's decision on purchase of a portion of Honeymoon Island. The Mayor requested that the Engineering Department reveal i~formation on such matters more frequently. Some discussion ensued over poss1ble payment by Sand Key property owners for jetty. ITEM #26 - Pending Reports from Mayor. A. Emergency Medioal Services: The Mayor read a letter from County Commissioner Pat Iley regarding Florida House Bill 4107, passed by the Legislature, which establishes a County-Wide Emergency Medical Service Program. The Mayor reported a Mayors' Council meeting on July 8, 3:00 p.m., in the Courthouse, regarding this program. The Mayor noted that no municipality may exempt itself from the program; whioh is to beoome effective in 1975. B. ~he Mayor said it was suggested that the Commission meetings of August 5th and 12th be rescheduled to allow for vacations. Commissioner Williams moved to accept this suggestion and resohedule the meetings of August 5 and 12 to August 19 and 26, respectively at 1:30 p.m. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. ITEM #28 - Citizens to be Heard. Charles Finton discussed complaint procedures with the Commission and members of the staff. He said complaints were ignored about Massey-Andrews Plymouth, C. J. Stoll, roads in that area and diSCOloration of water in the Mo~ningside area. ITEM #27 - Other Commission Action. A. Matter of Robert Coker. Commissioner Williams said he received a suggestion that since Robert Coker's office of City Prosecutor is being used to raise funds in ~ partisan political campaign, he be given a leave of absence or asked to res1gn. The Mayor said he and the City Attorney explained this situation to Mr. Coker. The Mayor suggested that Mr. Coker be given a vacation with pay if he resigned and that a new appointee be allowed to attend a meeting or two with Mr. Coker. Commissioner Carwise questioned the legality of using the position of prosecutor for fund raising. Commissioner Williams moved that the Mayor notify Mr. Coker that he is requested to resign under the circumstances. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Williams, DeBlaker, Rankin and Mayor Hougen voted yes. Commissioner Carwise voted no. The motion carried. Upon the Mayor questioning the meaning of this motion, Commioaioner Williams, for Clarification, and to be effective as soon as reasonably possible, moved that Mr. Coker be given a leave of absence without pay until the primary and, if he is successful there, he will be expected to resign and - if defeated politically - he will be considered for reinstatement as City Prosecutor. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion. Commissioner Carwise moved to table the motion. Commissioner Carwise's motion died for lack of second. Upon the vote being taKen on this motion, it carried unanimOUSly. Commissioner Williams then moved that the Mayor appoint a City Proseoutor on a temporary basis upon recommendation by the City Attorney. Commissioner DeBlaker .seoonded this motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Williams, DeBlaker~ Rankin and Mayor Hougen voted yes. Commissioner Ca~wiBe'voted no. The motion carried. .. .' '.! . -. .4..W....~T'j.,....':'".. _-'"....... "1,-,.."''\-~","'''''':'-r'''''''''_.II-~ ." . :~">.~J!'.:~~"'Ilt1"'J""1~,.....tc.- I . f .l ~ , " , 'c , > '. ~. '- ~ ~ ; . . " -- . ' '.. ' .,.. . ~,u-.ll . .' ~~r'.'~~1!1/lrt!('I'\~ 'c." '~~:1l\' 't,~,L';' .,t,.", ,";: <~"l'i'.'("t ~r."";'~2h.~4'J";' ".~.l'ifP,t\~~'!I{J'f.~~~,:~~Yt,~4.?in~!,I~1;W"~" "1':')!~1ftI<~r'l:' ;j~.J,,: ~ ~::.;.":G/' ':"', ',..~:,'~. ': ,; ,.; .,: ',', :,:" ,~;:\ '" ,':': ': ","~: < ,\ ,,~~<:,:' i .'.:,;' /", ':,::'~,/~':\;:'; :', ; ~. ~'~:" ~:>I~</~'~~l;'~:., ',>' ....'", ~. .~l~.... ~;:..: .~...::...~,' (....i.t.:/~.. .~I~~,. '~",~:1 t~ 1" )," " ~ '" elo,'", d';'~..<.'1' ~"..-!~:,Q-:J)tt"'l7~\~'~\I"/;"~\'Lct...I). ,j~HI'."~"\~~,!,.{~(.I,JV(\\.;-~\1ii:d-.d.l';\'t\~J"Jrf'~.~~~~'~I)1,...,..jfA) ". 1<< ' " 't?~~~~~~,;a.,;,..~i.lW' . fl _~~~';;II#1$ , ~3 (~g -B- CITY COMMI~SION MEETING ',JULY 1, 1974 B. Commissione~ DeRlaker. Upon inquiry by Commissioner DeBlaker, some discussion ensued over planning study, excavation in Coachman Park, the Pinellas Parkway, mass transit and a LarRo resolution about water rates. The Mayor noted that he will continue to fight hard ap,ainst anything that disturbs established residential communities and that, regarding the Parkway, the Countyts entire population must be considered, but that no official decisions have been made'about this highway. Commissioner DeDlaker questioned the Parkwayts benefits to City residents. C. Commissioner Rankin. Commissioner Rankin asked for passage of a resolution urging the Central pinellas Transit Authority to allow elderly and handicapped citizens to ride the authorityts buses system-wide without charge. He said this will help businesses! reduce traffic and need for parking spaces, and increase job ' opportunit1es for the handicapped. Commissioner Williams, who is Treasurer of the Authority, warned that free rides now might jeopardize the whole. system. Commissioner Williams moved that Resolution #74-73 be passed, urging the Central Pinellas Transit Authority to consider free bus transportation for the elderly and handicapped. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. ' Upon inquiry by Commissioner Rankin, some discussion ensued over garbage pickup on holidays. ' ' ITEM #29 - Second Reading - Ordinance #l500 - Authorizing Condemnation Proceedings for Pierce Boulevard Extension. The City Attorney recommended continuing consideration of this ordinance until the Commission's meeting of July 15, 1:30 p.m., so that information can be obtained. Commissioner Carwise moved to approve the City Attorney's recommendation. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. ITEM #30 - Second Reading - Ordinance #l5ll - Amending Sec. 4-18 of Code Relating to Intoxicating Liquors to Enact a New Zone 19N. Part of M&B 31 in Sec. lB-29-l6. (NW Corner of US 19 & Druid Rd.> - L. Gooch. The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1511 for second reading. Com- missioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1511 be read and considered on second and final reading by title only a~ this meeting of the Commission by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1511 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 Rankin and carried unan- imously. ITEM #31 - Second Reading - Ordinance #l513 - Amending Sec. llA-4 of Code Relating to Housing, re Procedure for Noncompliance by Owner in Minimum Housing Violation. The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1513 for second reading. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #l5l3 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 De Blaker and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1513 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 Rankin and carried unanimously. ITEM #32 - Second Reading - Ordinance #1514 - Amending Sec. 7-2 of Code and Sec. 103.4 (7) Relating to Unsafe Buildings of the Southern Standard Building Code, re Procedure for Noncompliance by Owner. The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1514 for second reading. Com- missioner Rankin moved that Ordinance #1514 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 Ordinance #l51~ 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 De Blaker and carried unan- imously. ! c , > 'I, ' , , , " - ...., ~ ... 1 . I' ..:' . . :,;- . . ~. '" r ,.. '.. .'. . T.... . , : ~ .... +" ~...."'":"':""'-~ ',' , , : ':"J.r ,:"I.~~>~ '~L-F'.>.~>""'''''' ,', '; . '. . ~ .....,..+ '~~"""'"".~"P-,""ttl'Mj..loI~~~"""""", ''''",~\-''._l-.~.. "':":""~, Iooif,'. "":"~a ~....... :. ~. '. ~..... ", . . : J T ... , .' :'.' -9- CITY COMMISSION MEETING JULY 1, 1974 d' ITEM #33 - Second Reading - Ordinance Nl5l5 - Annexing and Zoning Portion of Sec. 7-29-16. Trinity Baptist Church. The City Attorney presented Ordinance 61515 for second reading. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1515 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 De Blaker and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1515 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 Rankin and oarried unanimously. ITEM #34 - First Reading - Ordinance 61518 - Amending Sec. 4-W of Code Relating to Intoxicating Liquors to Enact a New Zone l3A. In Sec. 19-29-l6. - Perrott Assooiates Trust Fund. The City Attorney presented Ordinance 01518 for first reading. Com- missioner Rankin moved that Ordinance #1518 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimousl~. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Rankin moved that Ord1nance #1518 be' passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM #35 - Resolution #74-74 - Payments to Briley, Wild, Utility Revenue Cert. Series of 1972. The City Attorney presented Resolution #74-74. Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution "74-74 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion, which car~ied unanimously. ITEM #36 - Resolution #74-75 - Reimbu~sement to City, Utility Revenue Cert. Series of 1972. The City Attorney presented Resolution #74-75. Commissioner Williams moved that Resolution #7If-75 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be autho~ized to execute it. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. ITEM #37 - Resolution #74-70 - Affirming Building Official's Determin- ation - Unsafe Building, 707 N. Ft. Harrison. (Ref. Item #6.) ITEM #38 - Resolution #74-76 - Dedioating R!W for Tanglewood and Sandlewood. (Sec. l7-29-l6.) The City Atto~ney presented Resolution H7~-76. Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution #74-76 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. ITEM #39 - Authorization to Execute Communication Equipment Se~vice Agreement with General Electric - Add-on of Additional Radios to Present Contract. Commissioner Rankin moved that the proper City officials be authorized to execute this ag~eement, effective 5-l-7~. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. ITEM #40 - Authorization to Execute Sewer Lien Agreement. Lot 9, Rolling Heights Sub. - Henderson, D. Commissioner Carwise moved that the prope~ City officials be authorized to execute this agreement. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. ITEM #41 - Acceptance of: A. Two Warranty deeds from Vector Co., Inc. in NE~ of Sect. 17-29-16. B. Drainage easement from Deal Development Co., Inc. in E~ of SW~ of Sect. B-29-l6. The City Atto~ney presented these deeds and this easement. Commissione~ " Rankin moved 'that the deeds and easement, as outlined by the City Attorney, j' ~ :; ~ ......, / . ' . .... , ' . c' ',' .~.: ~ '. . . 1. .:. ~..' . I .' . 'I ,.": ..... . . .'''' '. , ,. ~: . .: r' , ......I\~.:~":/..:., :.. r~..i,.., . .- ,j .~><; JIo. ~ ' T' ...~ <) }< .,'~. ..........~..'t.....""_,A-~....;w-'....."""~.jNo~....~.."'. ......':""I'Io(~..-":"c~yPI'~'".:':'""'~.":' . .~, . '~:~.~.'~r~'c\~""~'::'7~'~;" ~7~~:~'>"'\ 4", ;/1' .~~.~J'" '. 37/ AGENDA CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING JULY 1, 1974 1. Invocation 2. Introductions, 3. Minutes of Preceding Meeting'- June 3, 6 & 17,1974 4 . Award ' s. 6. 1. 8. " 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 11. 10. 19. 20. Public Hearinp,s Lot mowing Resolution 1f71~-68 Contd. - Violation of Southern Standard Building Code - 707 N. Ft. Harrison (Makroyllos) Final Plan - N& Coachman & SCL RR, W of US19N (Clearwater Tennis Club) Vacation of Easement - Portions of Lots 5 & 6, B1 B, Skycrest Subd., Unit D (Falone) . Reports from City Manap,er Presentation - Proposal re Cooper's Bayou Property Report - Airport Committee Sign Easement Agreement - Willoughby's Restaurant Recommendation - Couf Property Request for Building Permits (Pelham Square Invest.> Largo Resolution re County Water Distribution , Application for L.E.A.A. Federal Grant for Police Communications Equipment Request for Occupational License - 207 S. Garden Avenue (Sakelson) Request for License (M. J. Brock & Sons, Inc.) Final Change Order #2 - Sewerage Systems Improvements - Boyce Company Design Contracts - Clearwater East Library Requests for Zonine Changes: a. NW Corner of Cedar & OsceOla, from RM54A to RM12 (Wadell) b. Lots 5,6,7 & 8, Palm Bluff Subd., from RM51JA to RS50 (Ringenoldus, Walker) c. NW Corner of Palm Bluff & Osceola, from RM54A to RM12 (Bleakley) d. Lot 33, Palm Bluff Subd., from RM54A to RS50 (Hall) e. Lots 1 & 2, Rainbow's End, from RM54A to RS75 (Dick) f. Lot 3, Rainbow's End, from RM54A to RS75 (Nicolas) 21. Requests for Annexation: a. Lot 9, Rolling Hgts., RS75 (Henderson) b. Portions of Lots 71 & 72, Bel Keene, lst Addn., RS75 (Clearwater Church of God) c. Acreage Tract - Sharkey, E of Belcher, RS75 (Stich) d. Lots 19, 20, 21, 22, Del 01'0 Gdns., RS50 (Marzullo) 22. Bids: a. Belcher Road Widening, N of Gulf to Bay b. Steel Pipe for Gas Division - Empire Pipe & Supply $19,800. c. Tees, Gate Valves & Sleeves for Inventory - Southeastern Municipal Supply, $6,549.36 d. Kings Highway Recreation Center - S. A. Thompson, $111,600. 23. Other Engineering Matters 24. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters 25. Pending Reports from City Attorney 26. Pending Reports from Mayor 27. Other Commission Action 28. Ci'l:izens to be Heard . "" ~l~~~~i:;~;;;"i:': ,,::"! . ,,':: ' , " . ~:!t~,-_~\'~1f,t':"~;l'~~j,..,.~.:~.ti'!:""'T ,".~' .!. .. . . " ~);,t~Yij':;Y;~f,~{tX;,::,.~,\\ :.:.':::. ,,:i ,::J ~.,. " " ,'; , 1,: ,': " ,', . ' :h~:t'~~ll~\~.,\.\~~,~~,'ri-j. .',......~.,. ... .~. '".' , ,I.- > , .~ ~ ~<~\' '1f{l.t~\:~ii;ri~1-t/fl1;~~"-o:; .. ,); . .,' ';;x.:.., :. J "I, '..: ~. 1 i. ~. > Il . ~ t~r.~~$~~~i'{~[~a~'~~,~'.'t'.':".'.:.Ll',~}. .1'; "...~~.. '.:+',:~ .' .:. '. ~." . 1..":- ... oI'~.~J{i,.i:J;..~r~.:~..~.'.~.;~f: :o.''''~~j. 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Il-18 of Code relating to Intoxicating Liquors to enact a New Zone 19N ,2nd Rdg. - Ord. #1513 - ~nending ,Sec. llA-4 of Code relating to Housing re Procedure for Noncompliance by Owner in Minimum Housing Violation 2nd Rdg. - Ord. #1514 - Amending Sec. 7-2 of Code and Sec. l03.4 (7) relating to Unsafe Buildings of the Southern Standard Building Code, re Procedure for Noncompliance by Owner 2nd Rdg. - Ord. #15l5 - Annexing E Zoning Portion of Sec. 1-29-16 let Rdg. - Ord. #1518 - Amending Sec. lJ-18 of Code Relating to Intoxicating Liquors to enact a New Zone 13A Resolution - Payments to Briley, Wild, Util. Revenue Cert.,. SeX'ies of 1972 .; ~ " 1 " "" ~- : j' - ..l.", ; \",;'r .... t. '. . , , ._;,r.,":~ ,C,,_:. 't.. t ':'..!'......~.;~u t,H.,+ ',,< ......'I-I-.~...~..-....-".~,...~""WI"t....... _,_...rilh......:~-;T\....; ,"-,!II~.....:-.......:... , ',. . , . / >. ~.-, . Z l }- ~:..~ ~~,~:~:.~~ 1!,~ t";1;"!l'(1.>,H' ",:: ,.' ,j ";. c, .. ~. 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Harrison. , , Resolution - Dedicating R/W fo~ Tanglewood andSandlewood ' " Authorization to e,xecute Conununication Equipment, Service Agreement with General Electric - Add-on of Additional Radios to'Present ' Contract Authorization Acceptance of Deeds & Low Mowing Resolution Adjournment I Ci ty, .Utili ty R~vonue C!'!X't., >, c,J') Unsafe , , , " , r !,,' ., i:'~ . . to execute, Sewer Lien Agreement Easements , " ,', Meeting Pension ~lan Trustees , , " , , " I! "11 . . ~ l : "j :, " ,; " t" " , " ..\- " " . I , '. " I, -,' " , I , , ,', " " r. :.' " " ' '.'\, c. , I, ., " ..., . , . . i,. ~ . ~ T ' ; ;:"~~~'L':;<\~,::,.,.~:, J ".,':,' ," " . , : , ' , .'., " :~ J ' #' ~ " t~ ' '.c .l : . ~$:'~.:':~". .:.;~,~~{.... .~,. ',.~ ~~ ""'1' :;'~1.~f~~:1t1,n~;~." ~,~:;"i::,:.',?;k;~:~ ;>:,:::':~f,,<t,'''::' .. ,"; ::',;', '." "': ,', . ..: :, ' jl,:, . " ".",' ' ,:' , .", ' '..' :,.' > '., :.~":~'<',',:',/:,:.x:: i~L\';i...~l.,tt .. I 1. . \.' ",::h .,,' ,.' d! ~';-"1", " '1 . t i ,.'). 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