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CITY COMMISSION MEETINr,
Aup,ust 26, 1971~
, The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in special session
at the. City Hallt r10ndaYt AUF,uGt 26 t 191'~, at 1: 30 p.m. t with the follow-
inn membc~s present:
H. Everett HOllHen
Josenh Carwisc
Karlenn F. DeBlaker
John F. Rankin
Hayor-Commissioner
Commissione!'
CommiGsione~
Commissione!'
Absent:
Donald S. Williams
Comminnioner-
Also present were:
Picot B. Floyd
Her-bert M. Brown
Max Battle
Frank Daniels
City Manage!'
City Attorney.
City Enp,inee~
Police Chief
*Commissioner Williams ar-rived later.
The Mayor called the meetinB to order and the City Attorney delivered
the invocation. The Mayor then aWnrded nine City employees with pins for
v~riouB years of service.
ITEM illl -, Sale of City Land to County (For Use as Health Buildinp:).
(Ref. Aur,ust 19 Commission" mcetinp" Item #12a.)
Block 9 and part of Block lOt Jones Subd. of
Nicholson's Addition.
The City Manager presented 11. R. Rtierheim, Pinellas County Administra-
tort who said the Board of County Commissioners opposed an agreement to pur-
chase this City-owned pr-operty for $11~6,066 but proposed, as alternatives:
(1). to lease the property for $1 annually for a period of over 50 years;
(2). to purchase it at the same price the City paid about three ago; or (3).
. in exchanr,et lease a ten dcre tt"act near Missouri Avenue to the City for
drainage retention and recreation use.
Mr. Stierheim remarked that most of the proposed health facility's clients
will be residents of the City and that the present buildin~ is antiquated.
Dr. GeorRe P. Dame, Director of the Pinellas County Health Department,
noted the r,ro\'1inr, need for a larp,er buildinR and said a lUll-Burton erant the
County has received can help finance this new facility. He said the County
has had to conduct medical services at other existinr, facilities for- the
City's employees and that the present health building is the oldest of four
owned by the County.
Commissioner Williams assumed his chair at this time.
Commissioner De Blaker noted that Clearwater residents pay County taxes
for Health Department purposes. Some discussion ensued over lease by the
City of St. Petersburp,.
Upon questioning by the Mayor, Dr. name said that no other City has do-
nated land or funds for such Use by that department. Mr. Stierheim requested
that the City Commission issue a policy statement to Ruide the City Manager
regarding this matter. The Mayor suggested that the City Manager and County
Administrator come to an ar,reement on property exchanr,e. Mr. Stierheim con-
sented to this discussion. By consensus, the City Commission protested against
long term leases. No other action was taken. .
ITEM U5 -Ar,reement - Clearwater Safety Villap,e. (In St~ of N~~ of
NW~t0Sect. 23-29-15).
The City MandKer recommended that an a~reement be negotiated for'use
and construction of a Clearwater Safety VillaRe on City property to the west
of Fire Station #3. He noted that various civic orRanizations in the Clear-
water.area have endorsed the project; the construction, maintenance and oper-
ation will be done voluntarily by the Clearwater Exchan~e Club and Clearwater
,Junior ,Woman's Club; with the Pinellas County School System to provide the ,
, curriculum and schedule and transport students to the facility. He also com-
mented that after Commiss10n approval, a leF,al entity such as "Clearwater-
Safety Village, Inc.", will be established' and the property will revert to
the City if the facility is not maintained or utilized, or if the property
is needed for municipal purposes.
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CITY COMMISSION MeeTING
Aup.ust 26~ 19711
M~s. Ka~en Martin~ President of the Clearwater Junior Womants Club, '
remarked that ncarly any property arranp,ement will be ap,reeable,to the
"Villap,e" proponents. She noted that a similar facility in Tampa is val-
ued at about $250,000 but that the proposed "Villa~e" will provide a bet-
ter cur~iculum and serve more people. Commissioner Carwise confirmed that
the Pinellas County Sohool Board favors this project and ,~i1l provide cur-
riCUlum. The City Bnp,ineer said the proposed site was recommended to mini-
mize need to remove oak trees and avoid interference with utilities. Somo
discussion ensued over security fencinp, and use by Scouts. Mrs. Martin
said the "Villap,e" proponents ,.,ant the City to maintain the facility's
~rounds. Commissioner Rankin sup,p,cstcd that the ap,roement stipulate a one
year limit for "Villano" proponents to complete this project. MrB~ Martin
said the project plans and curriculum arc completed.
Commissioner Carwise moved that the City Manap,er and City Attorney be
authorized to ner,otiate an ap,rcement as proposed at this meetinp, and return
it to the Commission for action. Commissioner DcBlaker seconded the motion,
which carried unanimously.
ITEM fi6 - Revision of Parkinr. Meter Rates.
The City Manap,er recommended approval of parkinp, meter rate increases
as outlined by the Traffic Engineer (in correspondence sheet dated June 26,
19711 to City Manar,er's office).
Some discussion ensued over parkinp, meter mechanisms, rates in other
cities, pa~kinp, space use by non-residents, police procedures, recreational
,and marina parkin~, and rate change effects on Beach businesses. The Mayor
'suggested that the action, if an app~oval, not be put in effect until an
adjustment in rates is approved for the downtown business district. Keith
Crawford, Traffic Engineer~ said the City Manager's recommendation will affect
most of the meters on the Beach. Commissioner Rankin moved that the proposed
rate changes be approved but that the rates not be chanp,ed until the Commis-
sion makes its decisionregardinp, pa~kinp, in business areas. Commissioner
Carwise seconded the motion, \>1hich carried unanimously.
ITEM #7 - Revision of Marina Slip Rental Rates.
The City Manager recommended that slip rental rate increases at the
Clearwater Marina and Island Estates Marina be approved as outlined by the
Harbormaster.
The City Uanap,er noted that the proposed rates were p,enerally computed
at $2.25 per frontage foot of slip per month, have been adjusted for slips
of disp~oportionate confir.uration and will increase overall rental revenues
by about 26%.
Harbormaster Burchfield said an attempt was made to minimize the effects
on the commercial fishing fleet, which is sUfferinp, already from economic
problems and lack of fish. Some discussion ensued over service and rates
at private docks and other cities and problems for middle-class boat owners.
Mr. Burchfield said owners of over 100 boats have applied and are on a wait-
ing list for docking at the City's facilities.
Commissioner Williams moved to approve the recommendation of the City
Manager and Harbormaster. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion. Captain
Louis Scimens~ president of the Clearwater Commercial Fishing Fleet Associa-
tion~ voiced opposition to the rate changes, which he called a poorly timed
decision. Some discussion ensued over tax losses, parking rates, tourist
business, artificial reef, and marina revenues and operation. Upon the vote
being taken, the motion carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #8 - Conversion of Data Input from Punch Card to Key Disk.
The City Mana~er recommended that he be authorized to execute a 21~-month
lease and maintenance agreement with Mohawk Data Sciences Corporation, Tampa,
for a Series 1200, Key Disk System at $916 monthly on a two-year contract,
to replace the punch card equipment and cards presently leased from IBM. He-
noted that the proposed lease will eliminate the 'need to purchase key punch
cards, which are increasingly expensive, and reduce equipment leasinp, expense.
He said the City.s key punch operators will h~lp to operate the key disk equip-
ment and be utilized effectively in other data processing work. William McCall,
Data Processing Manager, said use of the new equipment will require no increase
in personnel. Commissioner Rankin moved that the lease as outlined be approved
and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Car-
wise seconded the mot ion, \"hich carried unanimously.
ITEM #9 - Final Payment - Uaster Drainar,e Plan. McFarland-Johnson/South-
eastern Engineering.
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CITY COHMISSION MEETING
Aur,uat 26, 1971~
Tho City Manap,cr rccommended authorization of, payment of $30,130.19
to 11cFarland - Johnson/Southeastern Enp,ineoring, 1000 South Fort Harrieon,
includinp, a $15,100.00 overrun of tho orip,inal estimated cost, due to in-
creased area, an final payment for a HaGter Droainar;e Plan otUdy. The City ,
t:nr,ineer aaid the plan would require only minor modificationa, if any, for
.the next 15 to 2S years and is based on an overall approach to enp,incerlng
problems, and sufficient funds are available from General Obligation Bonds.
Commisoioner Rankin moved to approve the City Hanap;cr's recommendation to
authol'i;wd thio final p,1ymcnt, in the amount of $ 3 0,138.19 to Mcrllrlnnd-
Johnaon/Southenstcrn Lnp,inccrinp,. Commissioner Dcn1aker seconded the mo-
tion, which carried unanimously.
ITCM 010 - McMullen Tennis Park Complex. (In SW~ of SE~ of Sect.
18-29-10).
The City Hanap;er recommended approval of a site plan and clubhouse
desip,n 'for the Mct1ullen Tennis Park Complex and that he be authorized to
advertise for bids on the first phase, total cost of which has been esti-
mated at (:;168,1611. lie said hasic cleaning of the property has been accom-
plished, culverts installed, perimeter ditch excavated and site plan de-
veloped. lie noted that sufficient funds are available from General Oblt-
, gation Bonds.
Eddie Moore, Director of Parks and Recreation, said elimination of a
p~eviously proposed perimeter ~oad saved $42,000 in overall construction
costs and the building will be very minimally furnished but a clubhouse
and tennis professional will be available. Some discussion ensued over
status of construction, professional Shop, developmental phases, fees, cost
of tennis courts and clubhouse, evening use, landscaping and environment,
and four courts to be donated by the Tennis Club of Clearwater, and possi-
ble location of courts elsewhere in the City. Chief Daniels was relieved
~ Serp.eant'RobertPitman and left the mcetin~ at th1s t1me. Comm~ssioner
Carw~se moved .to approve the site plan and clubhouse design and advertise
for bids, but that the Staff be specifically requested to present sUg~es-
tions for other possible sites for the four donated courts and expenditure
of funds remaininp, after the McMullen Complex fir.st phase completion. Com-
missioner DeBlaker seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commis-
sioner Carwise & Commissioner OeBlaker voted yes. Commissioner Williams,
Commissioner Rankin and Hayor Boup,en voted no. The motion failed.
Commissioner Williams moved to approve the City Manager's recommenda-
tion as outlined by the Director of Parks and Recreation, and that ten courts
be built at the McMullen Complex. Commissione~ Rankin seconded the motion.
Upon the vote being taken, Commissioner Williams and Commissioner Rankin and
Mayor Hougen voted yes. Commissioner DeBlaker and Commissioner Carwise voted
no. The motion carried. The Hayor directed the City Manager to finalize
.arraneements with the Tennis Club of Clearwater concerning the four courts.
ITEM illl - Resolution f/71~-91J - Proposed Charp;es for Cemetery Lots,
eff. 10/1/74, amending Sec. 3, Reso. 073-153 passed 11/13/73.
The City Manager recommended that the basic charge per cemetery lot be
increased from $135.00 to $155.00 for adult size lots, and from $20.00 to
$38.00 per child-size lot.
Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution i/71~-94 be passed and adopted
and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner
Williams seconded the motion, Which carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #12 - Petition Concerning Paving of LaSalle Street from Pennsyl-
vania Avenue to SCLRR.
The City Manager recommended that petitioners be heard and that the pro-
ject be modified to include construction of a four-foot sidewalk, where possi-
ble, along both sides of LaSalle Street in that area. .
He noted that this street was paved at a sub-standard width without usual
curbs and drainage because property owners would not provide standard right-
of-way and that the center of the street is inverted.
Mrs. Emma Lou Grant, 912 LaSalle Street, mentioned a la-name petition
dated May 15, 1971~, she had submitted to the City Manager. The petitioners
said paving the~street actually led to inadequate drainap,e in the area, dirt
is washed from lawns into the street and the pavinr, is not worth the assess-
ment fee. The City Enp,ineer said there is no practical solution at this time.
Talmadge Rutledge, 1111 N. Greenwood Avenue, said several meetings of home-
owners with City officials have not led to a solution and that he had been
told that the Engineering Department advised against the present paving but
that the Commission decided to proceed with this work.
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Aup,ust 26, 1974
The City Engineer said t1errett Stierheim, while Clearwater City Manap,eI',
had ordered the pavinR to be done hecause omerReney vehicles had difficulty
passinn thro\lr,h there while it was unpaved, but Mrs. Lily M. Sheffield, 909
LaSalle Stroet, said these vehicles had no problems in this rep,ard. The
Mayor assutted the petitioners that hOAnd the Commissioners will investip,;ate
the situation on-site this week.
ITr.M 013 - Request 'for Beverane Zoninr. - 1239 S. t1iOBouri Ave., Part 6f'
Lots 11 F, 12, S.r:. lIanouBck's Subel. - Do IJitn1ia, Inc.
The City Manor,er recommended approval, to permit on-premises consumption
at 1239' S. Misoouri Avenue. l11chaol Brown, law cleJ"'k of James A. Devito,
attorney rcpreoentinp, Da Litalia, Inc., was prcoent for the record. Commis-
sioner Rankin moved to approve the requeot as recommended and to direct the,
City Attorney to prepare the appropriate amendment to the Beverap,e Ordinance
foJ'" Commission approval. Commissioner corwine neconded the motion, which
carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM filii - Se\<ler Ap,reements. Lot 28 Pinollas Groves, 5\01\;, Sect. 1-29-15
and 2 properties in SW~ of SE~ of SW~ of Scct. 1-2Q-15 - national Safe Corp.
The 'City Manap,er recommended approval of these ap,rcements for annexation
and sewer for the National Safe Corporation at 1730, 1904 and 19013 Calumet
Street. He noted that the City has annexation aF,reements regardinp, several
surrounding properties and that the sewer extension will be installed at
o\omer' s expense.
Commissioner Carwise left the meetin~ at this time.
Commissioner Rankin expressed concern over possible illegality of Com-
mission action concerninp, this item because of noncontip,uity with City
boundaries and inconsistency with the City Charter. Some discussion ensued
OVer utility capacities, annexation procedure and cost of sewer.
Commissioner Carwise reassumed his seat at this time.
Commissioner Rankin moved to approve the City Hanager's recommendation
with the stipulation that annexation will proceed as soon as legally possi-
ble. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion, which carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #15 - Request for Annexation. Lot 16, Knip,hts Acres, with RS-60
(single family) zoning and Fire District #2 Classification. - G. Fish.
The City Manap,er outlined the request and read the recommendation of
the Plannine and Zoning Board for approval. Commissioner Carwise moved
that the I'e~uest for annexation by George Fish as outlined by the City Man-
ager be accepted and referred to the proper City departments for appropri-
ate action and pUblic hearinp,. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion,
which carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #16 - Bids:
a. Furniture for Martin Luther Kinp, Neip,hborhood Center -
Low bids, Items 1 3, ,~, 5 and 7, P.K. Smith f: Co.,
St. Petersburp,: $2,406.29. Items 2 and 6, Contract
Enterprises, 2075 Sunnydale Blvd.: $180.00. Grand
Total: $2,586.29.
b. Purchase of 25 Fire Hydrants'- Low bid, S-O.U.S., Inc.
rt. Lauderdale: $7,0113.26.
,The City Manar.er summarized the biddinp, on above items and recommended
awards as indicated. Commissioner Carwise moved upon the recommendation of
the City Manap,er that contracts for the above items be awarded to the bidders
in the amount indicated above, which are the lowest and'best responsible bids,
and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said
contracts which shall be in accordance with the plans, specifications and
bids. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously.
ITEM #19 - Pending Reports from City Attorney.
The City Attorney reported that the Park Terrace r,rille (Park Terrace
of Clearwater, Inc.), 'fOl S. Ft. Harrison Ave., (Lot 46, Court Square), has
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CITY COMMISSION MCBTIUG
Aup,ust 26, 19711
broup,ht suit ap.;ainst the City concerninp, rip,ht-of -'.fay fot" HaVen St. - .
Court St. realip,nment and is tryinp, to establish a claim to the Court
St. portion. lie noted that cou~t litip.;ation will be~in this week.
ITI:11 /120 - Pendinp.; Reports ft"om Hayor.
Tho Hayor recommended that Juanita Anderson, Grace Smith, Howard
La~lrcncc and Clark Palmor be reappointed to the Aeautification Committee
for two year terms and that Francis Krilme, 317 r.1dridp,c nt~ect, be appoint-
ed to the Beautification Committee, to fill the unexpired term of Frank
'Sehebler who recently rcsir,ned. Action on this matter wfls'poatponcd
pendin?, conference \-1i th the Committee I s chairman.
The Mayor announced that there are unexpired terms on the Community
RelationG RonI'd \>/hich Horc held by Mro. Hamic Hoelges, expirinr, in ,January
1975, and by MnrRarct Finner,an, expirinp, in AUflust, and by ~lliott Stern,
who has recently rcsip,ned. Commissioner Carwise moved that Margaret Finne-
gan be reappointed to a one year term on this Board. Commissioner Rankin
seconded t}w motion, which carried unanimously. Commissioner Rankin moved
that Gus StavroG be appointed to a one year term on this Board. Commission-
er \<lilliams seconded the motion, \"hich carried unanimously. Commissioner
DeBlaker moved that Rabbi Arthur Baseman be appointed to a one year term
on this Board. Commisoioner Cnrwise seconded the motion, which carried
unanimously.
The Hayor reported that Ralph.HO\"cs has resir,ned from his position
on the Board of Adjustment and Appeals on Siena. Commissioner Rankin moved
that Charles Finton be appointed to this Board with term to expire February,
1976. Commissioner Carl"isc seconded the motion, whiCh carried unanimously.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Rick 'Hall and Florence Evers be appointed
to three year terms on the Planninp, and Zoninp, Board and that the other nomi-
nees (B. Edwin Johnson, Roy Lee, Jr., and Harold J. House) be considered for
future appointment. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which carried
unanimously.
The Mayor announced that Richard Hachtler has resigned from the HousinJ!,
Authority. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Jack Hurley be appointed to fill
the term expiring September 26, 1977, and that the name of Mrs. Joanne Bur-
gess be retained in the file for future nomination. Commissioner Rankin
seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
The Mayor reported that Herbert Blanton, Jr., has resigned from the Hous-
ing Board of Adjustment & Appeals. Nominations to this Board were postponed
until the Commission's meeting of September 3, 1:30 p.m.
The Mayor again reported that Donald Wakeling has resip,ned from the Parks
& Recreation Board, term endinp. February, 1975. Commissioner Carwise moved
that Mrs. Melvin CHelen) Taube, 1630 Souvenir, Drive, be appointed to fill the
remainder of this term. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which car-
ried unanimously.
ITEM #21 - Other Commission Action.
Commissioner DeBlaker.
a. Planning Council Meetinp, (August 21).
Commissioner DeBlaker reported that this Council rejected an amendment,
submitted by the City of Safety Harbor, concerninp. density Changes but approved
a position statement regarding treatment of open space.
b. Charter.
Commissioner DeBlaker advocated passage of a ne~ Charter rather than
piecemeal amendments and discussed how Home Rule can affect Commission opera-
tion. She warned against allo~inp, City Managers excessive power regarding
expenditure of the City's funds. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that another
City Charter Committee be appointed on or before October 1 and the Charter be
examined by the committee Hho will suggest ways to make it compatible with the
Home Rule Bill and return their recommendations to the Commission by June 1
for referendum. Commissioner Williama seconded the motion, which carried
,unanimously. The Mayor suggested that each Commissioner recommend two persons
for Charter Commission membership and tIlat he will recommend one. The Mayor
said he will investigate possible utilization of the Auditorium Committee to
work on the proposed Charter.
Commissioner Rankin.
a. Highland Gard~n Apartments, M&B 16-1, Sect. 11-29-15.
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CommiDoioner Rankin noted that an apartment house at 1312 N. Highland
Avenue appears to have been partially built and then abandoned fo~ several
montho and the property there is kept qUite poorly. Prior to the meetinv"
the Uui1dinr, Director roported invcRti~ation revealed that the house is
abandoned bocause of owner'g financial difficulties and involves a court
case, but the City hno ordered the property to be cleaned. .
b. Shoppinp, Center.
Commissioner Rankin aaid developers had, Borne ~onthA ar.o, said that
this center (in SE~ of S1~~i of tlH~, Sect. 1-29-15 was necessary, but now
want to Gell it. 110 naked about the possibility of ~oniQR the area as
residential ar,ain. Hr. BCl'p,mann sllid H.J. Dr-ock and Sonn, the builders,
have been informed that tho matter may be broup,ht up' for rehearinp, and they
dr-C in contact with his office concerninp. the Zonlnr, Code but contend that
City action may be premature until other construction in the area is com-
pleted. Some discussion ensued over ordinances.
c. Adult Book Store.
Upcn questioninr. by Commissi.oner Rankin, the City Attorney noted that
this store had heen closed but reopened and has been se1line lI'soft core"
pornography and is subject to a hearinp, in the near future.
Commissioner Hi1liams sURp-ested that the Buildinp, and Planning Depart-
ments examine action taken by other cities rer,ardinp, partially completed
and abandoned projects.
time and Commissioner \llilliams
ITEM #22 - Citizens to be Heard.
Ron Meserve, Administrator of the Child Guidance Clinic, expressed con-
cern that possible discontinuation of City aid to this and similar charitable
organi~ationa might jeopardize their receipt of Federal and other'grants.
Some discussion ensued over Revenue Sharing Funds.
The Mayor returned at this time and reassumed the chair.
ITEM #23 - Second Readinp, - Ordinance H1517 - Amending Zoning Atlas of
City.
Lots 1 to 28 incl., Block C, Drew HeiRhts Subd., and
property in Section 12-29-15. - H. Roy Ahlgrim.
(Skvcrest Baptist Church).
The City Attorney presented Bill Jones, representing the Marymont-Wood-
mere Hts. Homeowners Association, who said this property is a health hazard.
Mr. Jones referred to Commission action of May 20 which called for clearing
the land as completely as physically possible with proper care for the envi-
ronment, prior to final readinp, of this ordinance. He said this clearing has
not been done and that, althouRh the Homeowners did not object to the property
being zoned ISP (institutional semi-public>, they wanted the church to agree
in writing to clean the property as soon as possible. The City Engineer said
11e understood that the church is preparing a rough grading and drainage plan.
, Jim Harrison, representing the church, said it has mowed the property
including almost inaccessible areas. He added that the fact that the church
did not own the property prevented use of a bulldozer and that the heavy rains
have stopped further work but that he thouRht that he had fulfilled the Chu~ch's
obligation and will continue proper upkeep of the property, inclUding bulldoz-
ing, after it is rezoned to ISP and the Church acquires it and he will attempt
to qualify the property as a local fill area. Some discussion again ensued
over Mr. o. R. Clendenenrs access to Harding Avenue. The City Attorney pre-
sented Ordinance n1517 for second reading. Commissioner DeB1aker moved that
Ordinance #1517 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 Williams and carried unanimously. Com-
missioner Williams moved that the conversation of Mr. Jones and Mr. Harrison
be made part of the record and that the Church submit a letter, agreeing to
clear the property, to the City before the Mayor signs the ordinance. Com-
missioner Carwise seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. The Ordin-
ance was read by title only. Commissioner Rankin moved that Ordinance n1517
.be passed on its second and final 'readinp, and adopted and that the appropri-
ate officials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner earwise and carried unanimously.
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ITEM f2~ - Second Rcadin~ - Ordinanoc, '1520 - Authorizing Issuanoe of
$5,100,000 Bridp,o Revenue and Utilities Se~vicc TaxeD nondo for Acquisition
of Land for !lark, Beach F. Recreational Purpones, anel for Clearwater Pass
Jetty Conotructlon, Brldf,c Improvement, Channel Drcdr,lnp., and Refunding 'of
Outatandinp, 01,031,000 Dridp,e Revenue Bonds,
'rhe City Honar,cr ]1rcaented Clark Lowrey, Finance Director, who said the
interast coat of theGe bondo probah1y will be f,l"eatcr than previously anti-
cipated and there will be a deficit rcp,ardinp, sorvicinp, the issue. Tho City
MananaI' note<1, however, that rovenueD will dcpend largely on puilding acti-
vity on Sa'nd Key. Some discuRoion ensued OVer toll revenuea1 interest rates,
alternative methods of roaching nand Key, break-even point, nterim funding,
gasoline sho~ti\r.ea and tourist activity. .
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1520 fo~ necond reading. Com-
missioner Rankin moved that Ordinace fl152n be read and considered on second
and final reading by title only at this meetinR of the Commission by unani-
mous consent of the Comminsion. Motion was aeconded by Commissioner Williams.
and carried unanimOUSly. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner
CarwiGe moved that Ordinance #1520 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 unani-
mously.
ITEl1 #25 - Second Readinr. - Ordinance 1!1521 - Amending Sect. 4-18 of
Code relatinB to Intoxic'atinr, Liquors, to Enact Hew Zones 140, 190 and 35.
Lot la, Block 3, Pineerest Subd. - L. Dokken; Lots ,9 through
21 inCl., Block J, Lakeview Hts. Subd. - Crown Liquors; and
in NE~ of Sect. 13-29-15 - Quick Red Fox.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1521 for second reading. Com-
missioner Rankin moved thdt Ordinance #1521 be read and considered on second
and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unani-
mous consent of the Commission. Motion Has seconded by Commissioner Cat'wise
and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner
Carwise moved that Ordinance #1521 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 unani-
mously.
Commissioner Hil1iams left the meetinp. at this time.
ITEM #26 - Second Reading - Ordinance #1522 - AmendinR 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. G t1dridp,e St., Sect. 9-29-15, run N 157 ft. on W line of N. Ft. Harri-
son Ave. for a P.O.B., thence \1 205 ft., N'ly IB5 ft., E 205 ft., South alonp;
N. Ft. Harrison to P.O.B., zoned ISP (institutional semi-public) (Clearwater
Garden Club). And amendinB Appendix A of City ZoninR Ordinance to renumber
Article XXXIV to Article XXXV and add new Article XXXIV re Impact Statements.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 01522 for second reading. Commis-
sioner DeB1aker moved to amend Section 3, Article XXXIV "Development Require-
ments and Pr>ocedures": (1). Page S, Item 0, "Demop.;raphics", to add "Locat:Lon
of schools receiving additional enrollment should be documented with informa-
tion as to whether transportation will be furnished by the school system. If
students will be required to walk to a schOOl's facility, need for future
sidewalk construction a10np. route should be documented." (2). Page 6, Item x
"Financial Interest," First parar.;raph, delete (over 25%) and insert (over 5'%).
(3). Page 7, Item ff, uMat'ket Analysis and Economic Impact," after "needl!
on line 2, insert "for this. type project and." Commissioner Cat'wise seconded
the motion. Some discussion ensued over these amendments. Upon the vote
beinf, taken, the motion carried unanimously.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance #1522 as amended be read and
considered on second and final ~eadinp.; by title only at this meetinp, of the
Commission by unanimous consent of the Commission. Hotion was seconded by
Commissioner Rankin and ca~t'ied unanimOUSly. The Ordinance was read by title
only. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1522 be passed as amended
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 #21 - First ReadinR - Ordinance #1523 - Amending SUb-section (i) of
Sect. 29 of Ar>ticle III, City l1anager, of Charter to Increase Dollar Amount
of Purchases which may pe made by City ManaRer Without Approval of City Com-
mission.'. ,
. The City Attorney presented Ordinance ~1523 for first reading, The City
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vehicles, necessitate the approval of this ordinance. Commissioner Rankin'
moved that Ordinance #1523 be raad and considered by title only on the first
readinP. by thg unanimou~ conoont of the Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. Thc' Ordinance, was read by
titlo only. Commissioner Carwiae moved that Ordinance #1523 be passed on
its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and ca~~ied
unanimously.
ITEM IJ20 - ri~st Readinp, - Ordinance (/15211 - Amendinp, Section' 80 of Arti":
cle IX of the City Charter to Eatablish Procedure for Appointments to Advisory
Boards. (Contd. from August 19, 1974.)
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1524 for first readinp,. Commis-
sione~ Rankin moved that Ordinance #152/1 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. Commissioner De-
Blako~ moved to amend this proposed ordinance, Section 1. Parap'~aph c. to
delete "on the report of the Hayor" and add "on the recommendation of the
Mayortl., Commissioncr Carwisc seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordin-
ance #1524 as amended be passed on its first readinP.. notion was seconded
by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously.
ITEM #29 - First Reading - Ordinace #1525 - Amendinp, Sect. 21 & 22 of
Article II of Charter to Establish Procedure for Enactment of Ordinances
and Resolutions and for Enactment of Emergency Ordinances.
Commissioner DeBlaker movcd that the first reading of Ordinance #1525'
be tabled until a report is received from the proposed Charter Committee.
Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion, which carried unanimOUSly. The
Ordinance was tabled.
ITEM #30 - Assessment Resolution #74-95. Minimum Housin~ Violation,
1869 Springtime Avenue.
West 66.65 ft. of Lot 11, Block E, First Addition to
Sunset Point Sub. - Estate of A. Walker.
The City Attorney presented Resolution #74-95 assessing and charp,ing
a lien against the West 66.65 ft. of Lot 11, Block E, First Addition to
SUnse~ Point Sub., Estate of A. Walker, for demolition of a buildin~ under
minimum housing standards and the Soutllern Standard HousinR Code. Commis-
sioner Rankin moved that Resolution #7~-95 be passed and adopted and the
appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Hot ion was seconded by
Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM U31 - Resolution 074-96 - Pavrnent to BrileYt Wild and Associates,
Utility Revenue Certificatet Series of-1972.
The City Attorney presented Resolution #74-96 callinR for payments to
Briley, \'1ild & Associates the sum total of $6,127.9Il. Commissioner Carwise
moved that Resolution #74-96 be passed and adopted and the appropriate offi-
cials be autho~ized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Ran-
kin and carried unanimously.
ITEH #32 - Acceptance of Deeds, Easements and Restrictions:
The City Attorney presented the fOllowing instruments:
Warranty Deed from H. Roy Ahlgrim for right-of-way in the
West 20 feet of Lots 16 through 27t inclusive, in Block C,
Drew Heights Subd.
Three easements from \-1illiam J. TanneYt Trustee, for storm
sewer and drainage in Uor>th and lIorth\>lest portions of Block
2, Baskins Replat.
Restriction from Skycrest Baptist Church in W~ of SW~ of
SH~ of Sect. 12-29-15 and part of Drew Heights Subd.
Commissioner Carwise moved that the above instruments be accepted and
that the City Clerk be directed to record same in the Public Records of
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of Commerce to subordinate a reverter clause so that the'Chamber,can re-
finance a loan on this prope~ty in t11e sum of about $25,000 from the'First
National Bank of Clearwater. Commissioner Rankin moved that the new mort-
gaBe in the principal sum of approximately $ 2 5,0,00, be ~Qcognized and, that
the reverter provision in the deed to the Chamber> of Commerce be sub6~din-'
ated to the p~opoBed loan., Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion which
'car~ied unanimously.
There being no further bUGiness, the meeting adjourned at 6:3~ p.m.
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. . AGENDA
CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING
AUGUST 26, 1971J
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1. Invocation
.2. Introductions
'3. Award of Service Pins'
Reports from City HanaRer
l~ . Sale of City Land to County
5. Agreement - Clearwater Safety Villar,e
6. Revision of Parking Motel" Rates
7. Revision of Marina Slip Rental Rates
B. Conversion of Data Input from Punch Card to Key Disk
9. Final payment - Master Drainage Plan - $30,138.19
10. McMullen Tennis Park Complex
11. Proposed Charges for Cemetery Lots
12. Petition Concerninp, Paving of LaSalle Street
13. Request for Beverap,e Zoninp; - 1239 S. Missouri Ave. (DaLitalia, Inc..)
14. Annexation Ap,reement for'Sewer - 1901l, 1908 & 1730 Calumet StY'eet
(National Safe Company)
15. ,Request for Annexation - Lot 16, KniRhts Acres, RS60 (Fish)
16. BidS:
a. Furniture for Hartin Luther King Neip,hborhood Center',
Total Low Bid, $2,586,29 " .
b. 25 Fire Hydrants for Inventory, Lot Bid - S-O. U.S.~ Inc.,
Ft. Laudet'dale, $ 701.3.26
17. Other Engineering Hatters
18. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters
19. Pending Reports from City Attorney
20. Pending Reports from Mayor
21. Other Commission Action
22. Citizens to be Heard
Reports from City Attorney
23. 2nd Rdg. -Ord. #1517 - Amending Zoning Atlas of City
24. 2nd Rdp,. -Ord. #1520 - Authorizing Issuance of $5,100,000 Bridge Revenue
and Utilities Services Taxes Bonds for Acquisition of Land for ParK,
Beach & Recreational Purposes, etc.
25. 2nd Rdg. -Ord. #1521 - Amending Sec. 1~-18 of Code relatinp, to
Intoxicating Liquors to enact New Zones 140, 190 & 35
26. 2nd Rdp;. -Ord. #1522 - Amending Zoning Atlas and Zoning Ordinance
27. 1st Rdg. -Ord. #1523 - Amending Sub-section (i) of Sec. 29 of Chartet'
to increase Dollar Amount of Put'chases which may be made by City
Manager without Approval of City Commission .
28. 1st Rdg. -Ord. #1521~ - Amendinp, Sec. 80 of Cha:r>ter to set up Procedure
for Appointment of Members of Advisory Boards
29. 1st Rdg. -Ord. #1525 - Amending Sec. 21 & 22 of Charter to Establish
Procedure for Enactment of Resolutions & Ot'dinances
30. Assessment Resolution - Minimum Housing Violation - 1869 Springtime Avenue
31. Resolution - Payment to Briley, Wild, Utility Revenues Cert., Set'ies of 1972
32. Acceptance of Deeds, Easements & Restrictions
33. Adjournment
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