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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
August 19, 1974
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater mot in regular Gessio" at
City. Hall, Monday, August 19, 1974, at 1:30 p.m., with the following members
present:
H. Everett Houp,en
Donald S. Williams
Kar1cen F. OeBlaker
John F. Rankin
Absent:
Mayor-Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
"Joseph Carwise
Also present were:
picot R. Floyd
Herbert M. Brown
Max Rattle
Frank Daniels
Commissioner.
City Manap,er
City Attorne~l
,City Engineer
Police Chief
~Commissioner Carwise arrived later.
The Mayor called the meetinp, to order. The invocation Was Riven by Reverend
Ca~l Houstont Pastor of the Skycrest Baptist Church.
The minutes of the Commission meetinp, of July 15 were presented for approval.
'Commissioner DeBlaker moved that the minutes of the regular.meetinp, of July 15 be
approved as recorded and as submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each
Commissioner. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
ITEM #I~ - Awards.
The Mayor presented a National Safety Council plaque to William Raible, Motor
Pool Superintendentt who was made.a life member of the Safety Council for 10 year
accident free service; and the Employee of the Month Award, plaque and a Savings
Bond to Arnold Gainoust Route Supervisort Utilities Department.
ITEM 65 - A Public Hearinp, on Lot ClearinR Resolution #74-83.
The City Attorney noted that the Commission passed this resolution on July15.
Willa~d Stewart, Special Inspectort said no lots remained to be clearedt all of
this work having been completed at owner's expense. No action was taken by the
Commission.
ITEM #6 - A Public Hearing on Zoning Amendments.
a. Lot 4Bt Skyline Gravest from RS-50 (single family)
to CG (general business). - Her?oBt C.
Paul Bergmannt Planning Di~ector, noted that the applicant had requested CG
zoning but had agreed to PS (professional services) upon Public Hearing by the
Planning and Zonin~ Board. Mr. Bergmann also noted that the Board recommends appro-
val of the request.
The City Manager said he has received two letters objecting to change to CG
zoning.
Emil Pratesi, attorney representing HerzoR, indicated on a map that .PS zoning
concurs with that of surrounding property.
Ronald and Margaret Blake, 1895 HcCauley Road, objected to a large sign she said
the applicant intended to ~rect near the Blake property and to heavy traffic and park-
ing needs created in the area. MI'. Bergmann noted that signs allowed under PS zoning
are much smaller than CG zoning allows. Some discussion ensued over hours of sign
operation and increased commercialism in the area. Mr. Pratesi said the sign on the
property will be shut off at 6:30 p.m. daily. .There were no objections to PS (pro-
fessional services) zoninR. Commissioner Williams moved that the request of Casper
Herzog for change of zoning from RS-50 (single family) to PS (professional services)
be approved with the requirement that operation of the sign on the property be dis-
continued at 8:30 p.m. daily, and be limited to 32 square feet in size, and that the
City Attorney be instructed to include this in an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance
to be brought back to this Commission as soon as possible. Commissioner Rankin se-
conded the motion, which carried unanimOUSly.
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b. Lots 1 & 2, Block E, Lakeview Iiei~hts Subd., from RM-l2
(duplex-apartment) and PS (professional) to CG (Reneral
business). - Stone, M.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
Aup,ust 19, 1914
The Planning Director said the P1anninp, and Zoning Board reoommends denial
of the applicant's request. He added that the Board recommends leaving Lot 2 as
presently zoned (PS) and that Lot 1 be rezoned to PS. .
Emil pratesi, attorney for the applicant, displayed a map and said the appli-
cant has difficulty retaininr. tenants there because of exce'saive noise created by
heavy traffic in the area and that the applicant accepts the Planning and Zoning
Board recommendation for PS zoning.
Carl Beach, l30e South Michip,an Avenue, objected to a real estate office he
said had been built on the Stone property, to heavy traffic in the area and to
hot-rodding which he said endangers samll children there. He said these conditions
resulted partly from a driveway on the property and that the property had been
allowed to deteriorate considerably.
Commissioner Carwise assumed his scat at this time;'
Some ,discussion ensued over plans concerning the property. Commissioner
Williams left the meetin~ at this time. Norherto Cruz, 1323 Michip,an Avenue South,
objected to the requeste CG zoning. A list of Objectors to the CG zoning, presented
previously to the P1anninp, and Zoninp, Board, was displayed for the record.
Some discussion ensued over traffic flow p,enerated by a school and restaurant
in the area. Commissioner Williams reassumed his seat at this time. Keith Crawford,
Traffic Engineer, said a real estate office on the property would not create exces-
sive traffic. Melvin A. Stone said he has tried to cooperate with the owners of
nearby property but that restaurant traffic in the area and parents with school chil-
dren continue to create problems involvinp, the property. Some discussion ensued
'over trees in the proposed driveway area. Commissioner Rankin moved that the request
and recommendation for chanRe of zoning of this property to PS (professional services)
be denied. Commissioner DeB1aker seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. The
recommendation and request were denied.
ITEM #1 - A Public Hearing on Requests for Annexation and Determination and
Establishment of Zoning and Fire District Classification:
a. Begin at the Southeast corner of the Northwest Quarter
(NW~) of the Southwest Quarter (S~), Section 1-29-16,
run West 115 ft. for P.O.B., thence run West 143 ft.,
North 155 ft., East 143 ft., South 155 ft. to P.O.B.,
with RS-15 (single family) zoninp, and Fire District
No. 2 classification. - W. Stich.
The Planning Director read the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Board
favoring approval of this request. Margaret Stich was present for the record. There
were no objections. Commissioner Williams moved that the request for annexation from
W. Stich, along with quitclaim deed to pertinent North ~ rip,ht-of-way of Sharkey Road,
and for RS-75 zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification be approved and that the
City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to this
Commission for approval as soon as possible. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion,
which carried 'unanimously.
b. Lots 19, 20, 21 and 22, Del Oro Gardens and adjoining
rip,ht-of-way of SanMateo in front of Lot 23, with RS-50
(single family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classifi-
cation. - A. Marzullo.
The Planning Director read the recommendation of the Planninp, and Zoning Board
favoring approval of this request. Perk White, 8950 Seminole Boulevard, Seminole,
represented the applicant. Some discussion ensued over status of improvement of
these properties. There were no Objections. Commissioner Rankin moved that the re-
quest for annexation from A. Marzullo and for RS-50 zoning and Fire District No. 2
classification be approved including right-of-way of San Mateo in front of Lot 23
and that the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought
back to this Commission for approval as soon as possible. Commissioner Carwise se-
conded the motion, which carried unanimously.
c. West 65 ft. of Lot 11 and East 15 ft. of Lot 72, Bel-Keene
First Addition, with RS-15 (sinp,le family) zoning with Fire
District No. 2 classification. - Clearwater Church of God.
The Planning Director read the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Board
favoring approval of this request. There were no Objections. Commissioner Rankin
moved that the request for annexation from Clearwater Church of God and for RS-75
zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification be approved and that the City Attorney
be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to this Commission
for approval as soon as possible. Commissioner Williams seconded the motion, which
carried unanimOUSly.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
August 19, 1974
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d. Lot 9, Rollinp, HeiAhts SUbdivision, with RS-7S
(single family) zoning and Fire District No. 2
classification. - D. Henderson.
The Planninp, Director read the recommendation of the PlanninR and Zoninp,
Boa~d for approval of this request. Some discussion ensued over annexation
of nearby property and City sewer hookup. There were no objections. Co~is-
sioner Rankin moved that the request for annexation from D. Henderson and for
RS-75 zoninp, and Fire District No. 2 calssification be approved and that the
City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be broup,ht back
to this CommissioJl for approval as soon as possible. Commissioner Carwise se-
conded the motion, which carried unanimously.
ITEM #19 - First Reading - Bridge Revenue Bond Ordinance #1520.
The City Manager recornmended that the Commission pass and adopt this ordin-
ance today, because it relates to emergency matters inVOlving Clearwater Pass
jetty'construction, bridge, dredging, and land acquisition, authorizes issuance
of $5,100,000 in bridge revenue and utilities services tax bonds and retires out-
standinp,'b~idge revenue bonds, dated November 1, 1960, in the amount of $1,031,000.
Commissioner Williams recommended possible delay until more favorable terms might
be obtained regarding prepayment and interest on the proposed bond issue. Some
discussion ensued over utility revenues, bond ratings, jetty material and reduction
of bridge toll rates. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance fl1520'be read and
considered by title only on the first readinf, by the unanimous consent of the Com-
mission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. The
ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1520
be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and
carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #8 - a. Change Order fll, Central Fire Station.
The City Manager recommended approval of Change Order #1 to the contract with
Everling Construction Company, Largo, for a credit of $1,534.60 by deletin~ wheel
guards and making overhead door changes, and an addition to the contract of $1,199.00
for a 25 gallon day tank and 2 GPM transfer pump assembly for the emergency generator,
reducing the contract $335.60, for a new total amount of $674,664.40. Some discus-
sion ensued over the use of natural gas vs. diesel engine. Commissioner Rankin moved
that Change Order #1 be approved as requested and that the proper City officials be
authorized to execute it. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion, which carried
unanimously.
b. Change Order 02 - Clearwater Well Field Expansion.
The City Manager recommended approval of Change Order 02 to A.D. Dunlap and Son
contract, to install five submersible well pumps with other equipment in the U.S.
Home Development, for the total amount of $3,450.00, increasing the contract to a new
total amount of $60,170.00. Some discussion ensued over the City's overall pumpin~
capacity. Commissioner Rankin moved that Change Order #2 be approved as requested
and that the proper City officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Carwise
seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
ITEM #9 - Request for Occupational License - New and Used Items, 516 Park
Street, - M. Conway.
The City Manager recommended approval of request for occupational license by
M. S. Conway to sell items at "Something Different" Boutique, 516 Park Street. Com-
missioner Rankin moved that the City Manager's recommendation be approved. Commis-
sioner Carwise seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
ITEM #10 - Lease Renewal - Clearwater Beach Postal Station. (Easterly portion
of the Clearwater Marina Building, located on Lots 11 and 12, City Park.>
The City Manager recommended approving the renewal of the Clearwater Beach Pos-
tal Station lease for an additional five years from October 1, 1974, to September 30,
1979, at $6,000 annually, as per agreement of January 25, 1966. Commissioner Rankin
moved for approval of the City Manager's recommendation. Commissioner Williams se-
conded the motion, which carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #11 - Revision of Commercial Sanitation Collection Fees.
The City Manager recommended approval of rate increase for front-end commercial
sanitation collection operations from 83~ per cubic yard to $1.50 per cubic yard.' He
noted that the $1.50 rate is expected to generate $138,889.24 annually in additional
revenues above costs. Bill Stopher, Utilities Director, said the new rate allows for
moderate inflation during the next 18 months to two years and projected costs
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contained in the 1974-1975'budget.
rates and comme~cial route ~evenues.
Manage~'s recommendation be received,
the necessary ordinance be prepared.
car~ied unanimously.
Some discussion ensued over residential piokup
Commissioner Williams moved that the City
Public HearinR held as soon as possible; and
Commiaaione~ Rankin seconded the motion, which
ITEM #12 - P~opoBed Salcs of City P~ope~ty:
a. Block 9 and part of Block 10, Joncs subd. of Nicholson's
Addition. - $146,066.
The City Manap,cr recommended sale of this property by the City to the County
for construction of a health facility. He noted that the City must remove improvo-
ments located on this prope~ty and pave Ha~t Street from Myrtle Avenue to the Sea-
board Coast Line spur track, with the County to g~ant the City an easement on Block
9 for the spur track serving City propane storage tanks which are to remain on pa~t
of Block 10. Michdel ParODY, Assistant City Manager, said the County will pay
$106 066 upon Closing, and the remainde~ on October 1, 1975, without interest, and
pay $375.00 appraisal costa as previously aBreed. Some discussion ensued over park-
ing area, benefit to City and County and need and costs of paving a~d removal of
improvements. Commissioner Rankin moved to app~ove the City Manap,e~'s recommenda-
tion and that the necessa~y Ap,reement be p~epared and the proper City officials be .
authorized to execute it sUbject to final survey of the property. Commissioner
Williams seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
b. Unimproved Lot 62, Drew Park Subd. $",000. (E. Nichols.)
The City Manager recommended sale of this p~operty by the City to Mrs. Else
s. Nichols fo~ $4,000. She wishes to construct a commercial office building ad-
jacent to the property. A portion of Fern Avenue north of Jones Street will be
vacated. Mr. Paroby said Mrs. Nichols will use Lot 62 for parking. Commissione~
Rankin moved to approve the City Manap,er's recommendation and that the necessary
contract be prepared and the p~oper officials be authorized to execute it. Com-
missioner Williams seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
ITEM #13 - Exchange of Land at Fi~e Station #5. In NE~ of S\~ of Sect.
17-29-16. (Blackburn).
The City Mana~er recommended exchanging this land to squa~e the back of its
prope~ty and fo~ Fire Department training purposes. He noted that the Blackburn
Brothers have agreed to pay for and p~ovide $8,1176.00 of drainage pipe for the
ditch within the prope~ty they arc exchanging. The City Enginee~ said this pipe
will ~equire the City to obtain additional equipment for installation. Commis-
sioner Carwise moved to approve the City Manager's recommendation and that the
necessary contract be prepared and the proper officials be authorized to execute
it. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which car~ied unanimously.
ITEM 01" - Authorization to Adve~tise for Bids on City Owned Property.
Lots 63, 61~, 65, 66 & 67, Drew Pa~k SUbd., and Lots 5 & 6, Block C
.Belleview Cou~t Subd.
The City Manager recommended that he be authorized to advertise for bids on
these properties. Commissione~ Rankin moved to approve the City Manage~'s re-
commendation. Commissioner Ca~wise seconded the motion, which carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #15 - Request for Permit to Hold Mu1tihul1 Regatta (MacPherson).
The City Manager recommended waiver of Section 6-10 of City Code to allow the
Florida Multihull Association to hold a catamaran regatta from the south end of
Clearwater public beach on November 2 and 3, 1974. He noted that the regatta will
requi~e roping-off a portion of that pa~t of the beach and using about 300 ft. of
the parking lot nea~ there for trailers. Gilbert MacPherson, the Association's
Commodore, agreed to pOlice the area, reimburse the City for parking revenue losses
and to provide liability insurance. Mr. MacPherson said only lq to 21 ft. catama-
rans will be used with much local participation and alternatin8 each year between
the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts for the ~aces. He said the Clearwater Windjamme~s
have agreed to serve as Race Committee. He said he has discussed his plans with the
Marine Adviso~y Board. Steven Doychakt Executive Vice President of The Clearwater
Chamber of Commerce, voiced support for the event. Some discussion ensued over
lack of swimming in the area. Commissioner Rankin moved to approve the City Manager's
~ecornmendation. Cornmissione~ Williams seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
ITEM #16 - Mand~Avenue Reconstruction. In Sect. 8-29-15.
, The City Manager recommended that parking be removed from around the inter-
section of Mandalay Avenue and Ma~ianne Street to 100 ft. north on the east side
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August 19, 1971J
and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said
contraot whioh shall be in aooordance with the plans and speoifioations and
bid. Motion was seconded by ,Commissioner Rankin and oarried unanimously.
ITEM H20 - Other Enp,ineering Matters.
a. liortheast Interim Treatment Plant, Effluent Irrigation Project,
Scott Cole Utilities, Inc., Bradenton. .
The City Engineer noted that construction work on this proje~t can begin
as soon as the oontracts are sinned and approved by the City. He noted that
the City haa saved about $112,000 throu~h a separate contraot for the strippinp,
and clearing involved in the project. Commissioner Williams moved upon the
joint recommendation of the City Engineer and City Manap,er that the contract
be awarded to Scott Cole Utilities, Inc., Bradenton, for the sum of $230,351.25,
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 and specifications and bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
DeBlaker and carried unanimously.
ITEM #21 - Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters.
The City Mana~er announced that Cheater HcMullen, Jr. recently resigned from
the Charity Solicitations Board and that the Chamber of Commerce has recommended
that Ronald Horst be appointed to fill the vacancy. Commissioner Williams moved
to approve the recommendation. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion, which
carried unanimously.
ITEM #22 - Pending Reports from City Attorney.
Development Finance, Inc. (Robert Couf) and Mary Brown, plaintiffs,
u. S. District Court, Middle District of Florida, Tampa Division,
Civil #74-39l-T-H.
Lots II and 5, Block 13, A. C. Turner's No.3 Sub. to be changed from
RM-54A (high density-multi-family) to RM-24 (medium density multi-
family). Property is located on south side of Turner St. between
Lime Ave. and Clearwater Harbor.
The City Attorney recommended that Oscar Blasingame, attorney, be appointed
at $50 hourly, to represent the City Commission, the City Manager, Planning
Director Paul Bergmann and Buildin8 Director Edwin Blanton in a federal court
case filed by Robert Couf and Mary Erown. Commissioner Williams moved to approve
the City Attorney's recommendation and the the City pay all reasonable court costs.
Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. The City
Attorney said another suit filed by Mr. Couf et al., has resulted in a temporary
injunction on holding hearings about rezoning the Couf and Brown properties. Upon
questioning by Mr. Bergmann, the City Attorney said he thought rezoning procedings
could be conducted regarding properties near the Brown and Couf land.
ITEM #20 - Other Engineering Matters continued.
Utility easement to the Florida Power Corporation, in Sect. 2-29-15,
Kings Highway Neighborhood Recreation Center.
The City Engineer recommended approval of this Easement to extend electrical
service to this recreation center. Commissioner Carwise moved that the easement
as outlined be approved and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it.
Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which oarried unanimously.
ITEM #23 - Pending Reports from Mayor.
a. Greater Clearwater Chamber of Commerce Resolution.
Steven Doychak, Executive Vice President, presented a resolution from the
Greater Clearwater Chamber of Commerce, commending the Commission for restraint
in raising taxes and requesting continued effo~ts against City tax increases.
Come discussion ensued over possible lack of Chamber of Commerce dialogue with
the Staff ove~ tax raises. The City Manager said the Chamber will be provided
with a copy of the budget report.
b. Clearwater Innkeepers Association:
The City Manager said he has been informed that this organization is main-
taining a booth from August III to September 2 'at the Canadian National Exhibi-
tion in Toronto and requests financial assistance. The City Manager said exami-
nation of the City's Publicity and P~omotion Account reveals it contains an un-
Obligated amount of $12,545.00. Commissioner Williams said he was informed that
$2,qOO in City funds are needed for this project. Some discussion ensued over
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by ~he pa~ties involved in the 10nR-p~oposed extension and that the City might
acqui~e the No~man Bie prope~ty unde~ th~eat of condemnation and that this align-
ment will prevent p~oblems conce~ning fill pe~mits and g~adin~. Some discussion
ensued oVe~ app~aisals. Resolution #14-84 (Supe~seding Resolution #14-66 passed.
June 11, 1914) - Pie~ce Bouleva~d Extension Ali~nment in Section 16-29-15. Com-
missioner Williams moved that Resolution N14-84, ~epealinp, Resolution #14-66 and
"'\ . , .", ." '.',. approving the new alignment and purchase of right-of-way for the extension of .
i:{v'.Vt'~'l "l;:.:~f).:,',:.. ',: Pierce' Boulevard be passed and adopted and that the appropria'te officials be
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needs of the tourist industry. The Hayor wa~ned that 'this grant might establish
an undesirablo precedent. Commiaoioner Williams moved that the $2,000.00 be
granted, to the Clearwater Innkeepero Association. The motion died for lack of a
second.
c. Advisory Boards:
The t1ayor recommended reappointmcnt of Oliver Wo~druff for a two-year term
on the Pinellas County Industrial Council be confirmed. Commissioner Carwise
moved to approve the recommendation. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion,
which carried unanimously.
The Hayor recommended that Stevcn Doychak be reappointed to the Pinellas
County Board of Consumer Affairs and AppealS. Commissioner Rankin seconded the
motion, which carried unanimously.
The t1ayo~ announced that Frank Schebler has resigned f~om the Beautification
Committee. The Mayor and Commissioners then made various recommendations for
appointments and reappointments to this and other Boa~ds and Committees. Action
was postponed ~ega~ding these recommendations until the Commission's meeting of
August 26, 1:30 p.m.
ITEM #24 - Other Commission Action:
a. Commissioner Rankin:- Willoughby Restaurant Sign. (E. 40 ft. of
S. 600 ft. of the E~ of the NE~, Section 7-29-16, W. of U.S.
Highway 19.)
Commissioner Williams left the meeting at this time.
Commissioner Rankin moved that the Commission's action of July 1 ~egarding
the sign be rescinded. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion. Upon the vote
being taken, the Mayor and Commissioner Carwise and Commissione~ Rankin voted yes.
Commissioner DeBlaker votcd no. The July 1 action was rescinded.
Commissioner Rankin moved to approve Sign Easement Agreement with Williams
and Walker, Ltd., g~anting permission for sign to ~emain within the City right-of-
way easement along the West side of U.S. 19, South of S.R. 590, and that the pro-
per City officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Carwise seconded
the motion, which carried unanimously.* *Amended September 3, 1974.
Commissioner Williams reassumed his seat at this time.
ITEM #25 - Citizens to be Heard.
a. Political Signs.
Gab~iel Cazares, 880 Mandalay Avenue, said the City's sign regulations lead to
voter apathy and dep~ive citizens of First Amendment and prope~ty rights in not
allowing political signs on residential property.
b. Downtown Development Boa~d.
Brooks Carte~, representing the Downtown Development Board, said the Board
recommends ~educing the maximum allowable time on parking meters in the central
core area and ~eservinR them fo~ business customer pa~king. He also ~ecommended
conve~ting part of the old auditorium site into a parking area fo~ employees and
that said employees be restricted to pa~king areas on the periphe~y. The Mayo~
noted that these matters are under City investigation. The City Manager noted
that many downtown city-metered parking spaces are unused and tha't the audito~ium
site conversion might cost about $21,000. The City Manager said the Staff will
present specific ~ecommendations to the Commission in the near futu~e.
ITEM #27 - Fi~st Reading - Ordinance #1517 - Amending Zoning Atlas of City.
Lots 1 to 28 incl., BlOCk C, Drew Heights Subd. and property in
Section 12-29-15. - H. Roy Ahlgrim. (Skycrest Baptist Church)
The City Attorney p~esented Ordinance #1511 for fi~st reading. Commissioner
Williams moved that Ordinance #1517 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 unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title
only. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1517 be passed on its fi~st
reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #26 - Second Reading - Ordinance #1500 - Authorizing Condemnation Pro-
ceedings for Pierce Boulevard Extension. (Contd. from July 15 meeting.)
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Commissioner Williams moved to continue the Second Readin~ of Ordinance #1500
to the Commission's mcetinr, of September 3, 1:30 p.m. Commissioner Carwise second-
ed the motion, which carried unanimously.
ITEt1 H?8 - Second Readinp, - Ordinance #1519 - Annexinn and ZoninR Portion of
Sec. l2-2!l-15 - ~T. Sadtler; Lot 7, Block 5, Bay View City Subd. - H. Hickman;' Lot 3,
Block 23, Hip,hland Pineo, 11th Addn. - R. nalliher; .Lot lIt, Block H, Salls subd. -
G. Gilmore; Lot 20, Block n and Lot 2, Block C, Virp,inia Groves Terrace, 5th Addn'.
J. Phillips, H. Puckett; Lot 12 Canterbury lints. - R. Carr; E 60' of Lots 1, 2, 3
and I., all of Lot 27, H 56' of Lot 311, all of Loto 35 and 36, Block A and Lot 19,
Block B, Cleardun Subd. - F. Garlcff, et a1.
. The City Attorney presented Ordinance 01519 for second readinv,. Commissioner
DeB1aker moved that Ordinance #1519 he read and considered on second and final
reading by title only at this mectinp, of tho Commission by unanimous consent of
the Co~miGsion. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously.
The Ordinance was read by title only.
Commissioner Carwise left the meetinR at this time.
Commissioner Rankin moved that Ordinance #1519 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 bV Commissioner Williams and car-
ried unanimously.
ITEM 029 - First Readinfl - Ordinance #151.1 - Amendinp, Sect. 4-1B of Code relat-
ing to Intoxicating Liquors, to enact new Zones 14D, 190 and 35.
Lot 10, BlOCK 3, pinecrest Subd. - L. Dokken; Lots 9 through 21 incl.,
Block J, Lakcview Hts. Subd. - Crown Liquors; and in NE~ of Section
13-29-15 - Ouick Red Fox.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1521 for first reading. Commissioner
Rankin moved that Ordinance #1521 be read and considered by title only on the
first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner DeBlaker and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title
only. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1521 be passed on its first
reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner De Blaker and carried unanimously.
ITEM fl30 - First Readinp, - Ordinance #1522 - Amendin~ Zoning Atlas: Lots 19,
20, 21 & part of 22, Sue Barco Sub., zoned P (public) (Clearwater Little Theatre,
lessee; City); and, from the NW corner of N. Ft. Harrison Ave. & Eldridge St.,
Sect. 9-29-15, run N IS? ft. on W line of N. Ft. Harrison Ave. for a P.O.B., thence
\'1'205 ft., N'ly lB5 ft., E 205 ft., South alonf, N. Ft. lIarrison to P.O.B., zoned
ISP (institutional semi-pUblic) (Clearwater Garden Club). And amendinR Appendix A
of City Zoning O~dinance to renumber Article XXXIV to Article XXXV and add new
Article XXXIV re Impact Statements.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance fl1522 for first readinp,. Commissioner
Williams moved that Ordinance #1522 be read and considered by title only on the
first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner DeBlaker and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title
only. Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance #1522 be passed on its first
reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously.
ITEM #31 - First Reading - Ordinance #1524 - Amending Section 80 of Article IX
of the City Charter to Establish Procedure for Appointments to Advisory Boards.
Commissioner DeBlaker expressed an opinion that the ordinance was prepared
before this matter was given sufficient Commission input, and that the Home Rule
Dill requires such matters to go to referendum and that passage of this ordinance
could give exccssive power to the City's future mayors. Commissioner Rankin
moved that the First Reading of Ordinance fl1524 be continued to the Commission's
meeting of August 26, 1:30 p.m. Commissioner Williams seconded the motion, which
carried unanimously.
, ITEM #32 - Assessment Resolution fl71~-85 - Sanitary Sewers, Lots 10 through 22,
Crystal Heir,hts Unit 1.
The City Attorney presented Assessment Resolution #711-85, Commissioner Rankin
moved that Assessment Resolution fl71.-85 be passed and adopted and that the appro-
priate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Williams seconded the
motion, Which carried unanimously.
ITEM #33 - Assessment Resolution #74-86 - Minimum Housing Demolition - Lot 4,
Mac Dixson's Sub. 318 S. Madison. B. Cobb.
The City Attorney presented Assessment Resolution N7'1-86. Commissioner Rankin
moved that Assessment Resolution fI?~-86 be passed and adopted and the appropriate
officiale be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Williams seconded the. motion,
'which ca~ied unanimously.
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ITEM #l31t
Resolution fJ711- B 7 - Asses sing Lot Clearing Liens. ..
The City Attorney presented Lot Mowing Resolution H71t-87 . Commissioner .
Rankin moved that Resolution #1711-87 be pnDsed and adopted and that ths appt'o-
pt'iate officials bo authorized to execute it. f1otion was seconded by Com-
missionsr DeBlaker and cat'ried unanimoualy.
ITEM #35 - Resolution #74-88 - Rcquesting Pinellas County to Abate Taxes
on Property Acquired by City for Municipal Purposcs.
The City Attot'ney presented Resolution 111'1-88. CommisRioner Williams
moved that Resolution #71.-88 be pasocd and adopted and that the appropriate
officials be nuthori~ed to execute it. Commissioner Rankin seconded the
motion, which cat't'ied unanimously.
ITCM #36 .. Resolution H711..89 - Dedicating Street Right-of-Way for Gt'eenwood
Avenue. East 10 ft. of Lots 18 and 19, Block D, Coachman Hts. Revised Subdn.
The City Attot'ney prescnted Resolution t/711-89. Commissioner Williams moved
that Resolution #74-69 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials
be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which
carried unanimously.
ITEM #37 - Resolution #74-90 - Payment to Utility Renewal and'Replaoement
Fund, Utility Revenue Cert., Series of 1972. <$30,505.92).
The City Attorney presented Resolution #7~-90. Commissioner Rankin moved
that Resolution #74-90 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials
be authorized to exeoute it. Commissioner DeB1aker seconded the motion, which
carried unanimously.
ITEM #38 - Resolution #74-91 - Requesting the Federal Government to Act to
Reduoe the High Price of oil.
The City Attorney presented Resolution #74-91. Commissioner Williams moved
that Resolution #711-91 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials
be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, Which
carried unanimously.
ITEM #39 - Resolution #71.-92 - Supportinp, Greater Clearwater Chamber of
Commerce Proposal for a New Railroad Terminal away from the Downtown Area.
The City Attorney pt'esented Resolution #74-92. Some Discussion ensued over
maintaininfl the downtown railroad station as a transportation museum. Commis-
sioner Williams moved that Resolution H74-92 be passed and adopted and that the
appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Rankin seconded
the motion, which carried unanimously.
ITEM fJltO - Authorizing Execution of Assignment of Agreement to Transfer the
City's 1973 Annual Water Contract from Transtate Construction Company to J.A.S.
Enterprises.
Commissioner Rankin moved that the Assignment as outlined by the City Attorney
be approved and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner
Williams seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
ITEM #41 - Acceptance of Deeds and Easements.
The City Attorney presented:
Easement from T. p. Rodgers for gas line installation in Lot 8,
Pinellas Groves, SW~, Sect. 1-30-15.
Easement from John E. Sadtler for utility ingress and egress in
NW% of SE~ of NE~, Sect. 12-29-15.
Quit-Claim Deed from John E. Sadtler for right-of-way for Range
Road in N~ of SE~ of NE~, Sect. 12-29-15.
Easement from D. A. Salls for drainage and utilities in Block K,
Salls Lake Park Third Addn. . .
Easement from U.S. Home of Florida, Inc., for right-of-way purposes
in SE~ of NE~, and in E~ of SE~, hoth in Section 31-28-16.
Commissioner Rankin moved that the above instruments, as outlined by the City
Attorney, be accepted, and that the City Clerk be directed to record the same in
the Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida. Commissioner Williams seconded
the motion; which carried unanimously.
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Lot Mowing Resolution. H71~-93.
. The City Attorney presented Lot. Mow!np, Resolution #74-93. Commissioner
Williams moved that Resolution #74-93 be passed and 'adopted and that the' .
appropriate officials be authori?ed.to execute it. Motion was seconded by'
Commissioner Rankin'and carried unanimously.' .
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The City Commission then met as Trustees of the Pension Fund with the
Mayor calling the meeting to ordor. The City Manager presented the recom-
mendations of the Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund as" . ;.
follows: . ,.
. Retirement of Russell Riendeaut Detective, Police Department, at a pension
of $255.49 per month effective May 6, 1971~. Commissioner Williams moved that
recommendation of the Advisory Committee be accepted. Commissioner Rankin ,
seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
To be accepted into membership: Thomas Bissonette, Charles Marsh, Porter
L. Floyd, Benjamin F. Clark, Neal'Rumpht Reuben Brewton, Barbara Olson, William-
K. CraiB and Cleven Wyatt, Utilities Department; Donald Konen, Jr., Raymond
E. Cunninghamt Glenn Sharp and Elton Reichardt, Central Services Department;
Virginia Beacom, Robert Tacchi, Joan Stiers and James D.Betts, Jr., Parks &
Recreation Department; Stephen Varner, Fire Department; Edward L. Morgan, David
Morris, Rickey D. Williams, Halter Yasensky, Paul J. Noeske, Paul E. Reese, Jr.,
Jill Richardson and Denise Wilson, Police Department; John M. Adriance and
Walter Long, Public Works Department; Richard H. Felton, Finance Department;
Wayne E. StarkeYt Housing and Redevelopment; Jerry K. Gutz, Traffic Engineering;
Joan Russomano, Purchasing Department; and Edward J. Contlay, City Clerk's Office.
Also, to be denied because of physical condition, Alex L. Battle, Utilities
Department. Commissioner Williams moved that the recommendations of the
Advisory' Committee be accepted. . Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which
carried unanimously. .
There being no further business,. the meeting Was adjourned at 7:07 p.m.
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CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING
AUGUST 19, 1974
Invocation
Introductions
Minutes of P~eceding Meeting - July 15, 1974
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, S. Lot Mowing Resolution H74-03
. 6. Zoning Amendments:
a. Contd.... Lot 48, Skyline G~ovcs, from RS50 to CG (HerT-og)
b. Contd. - Lot 1, from RM12 to CO, and Lot 2, from PS,to CG,'
both in al E, Lakeview Hgts. subd. (Stone)
7. Requests fo~ Annexation and Determination & Establishment of
Zoning 6 Fire Diatpict Classification:
a. N Side of Sharkey, 400' E of Belche~, RS75 (Stich) ,
b. Lots 19, 20, 21 & 22, Del Orc Gdna., RS50 (Marzullo)
c. Portions of Lots 71 & 72, Bel-Keene, 1st Addn., RS75
(Clearwate1'\ Chu1'\ch of God)
d. LOt 9, Rolling Hr,ts. Subd., RS75 (Henderson)
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Reports from City Manage1'\
Bridge Revenue Bond Ordinance
Change Orders:
a. H2 - Central Fire Station
b. #2 - Clearwate1'\ Well Field Expansion
Request for License - New & Used Items, 516 Park Street (Conway)
Lease Renewal - Clearwater Beach Postal Station
Revision of Commercial Sanitation Collection Fees
Proposed Sales of City Property:
a. Bl 9 & 10, Jones Subd. of Nicholson's Addn. to Clearwater - $174,500.00
b. Fronting on MY1'\tle & Jones - $4,000.00.
Swap of Land at Fi1'\e Station #5
Authorization to advertise fo1'\ Bids on City Property
Request for Multihull Regatta (MacPherson)
Manda1ay Avenue Reconstruction
Bids:
a. Anodes for Gas Plant - General Corrosion, Atlanta, Lowest Bid, $4,336.00.
b. ~" Galvanized Pipe for Inventory - Peninsular Supply,
Lowest Bid, $3,419.85.
c. Purchase of Valves & Pipe Fittings for Inventory - Low Bidders,
Industrial Supply, $466.80 and Banks Supply, $8,086.19.
Furniture for Police Department Addition - Low Bid - Total $7,316.21.
Storm Sewe~, David Avenue - Mid County Constructionl Low Bid, $33,112.00.
Demolition of Structure - Edifice Wrecks, Low Bid, ~300.00.
Transport Tractor and Cab & Chassis w/S1udge Tank - Low Bid,
Cralle-Hall Mack Sales, $92,851.00.
h. Parking Lot - Haven & Court, Low Bid - W. L. Cobb Constr. Co., $13,524.20.
Cont~act - City Hall Air Conditioner - $8,000.00
Other Engineering Matters
Verbal Reports'and Other Pending Matters
Pending Reports from City Attorney
Pending Reports from Mayo1'\.
Other Commission Action
Citizens to be Heard
Dountown Development Board
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Reports from City Attorney
2nd Rdg. -Ord. #1500 - Authorizing Condemnation Proceedings for
Pierce Boulevard Extension
1st Rdg. -Ord. #1517 - Amending Zoning Atlas of City
2nd Rdg. -Ord. #1519 - Annexing & Zoning Portion of Sec. 12-29-15;
Lot 7, Bl 6, Bay View City Subd.; Lot 3 Bl 23, Highland Pines, 4th Addn.;
Lot 14, Bl H, Salls Subd.; Lot 20, Bl B & Lot 2, Bl C, Virginia Groves
Terr., 5th Addn.; Lot 12, Canterbury Bgts.; E 60' of Lots 1, 2, 3 & 4,
all of Lot 27, W 56' of Lot 34, all of Lots 35 & 36, Bl A and Lot 19,
B1 B, C1eardun SUbdivision
1st Rdg. -Ord. #1521 - Amending Sec. 4-18 of Code Relating to
Intoxicating Liquors to enact Hew Zones 14D, 190 & 35
1st Rdg.-Ord. #1522 - Amending Zoning Atlas and Zoning Ordinance
1st Rdg. -Ord. #1524 - Amending Sec. 80 of >Charter to set up Procedure for
Appointment of Members of Advisory Boards
Assessment Resolution - Sanitary Sewers, Crystal Heights, Unit '1
Assessment Resolution - Minimum Housing Demolition - 318 S. Madison
Resolution - Assessing Lot Mowing Lien
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CITY COMMISSIOn REGULAR MEETING
AUGUST, 19, 1974 .
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Resolution Requesting. County
by City for Munioipal Purposes'
Resolution ~ Dedicating R/W for
Resolution -,Payment to Utility Renewal
Utility Rev~nue ,Cart., Series of 1972, ,
Resolution -., Requesting Federal Government
the High Price of Oil
Resolution Supporting Proposal
away from. Downtown Area ,
Authorizing,Execution of Assignment
Acceptance of Deeds and Easements
Lot Howing Resolution
Adjourment.
to abate' Taxes 'on ~roperty
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