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CITY COMMISSION HEETING
September 16. 1974
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in rep,ular session
at the City Hall, Monday, September 16, 19711, at 1:30 p.m., with the
fol10winf, members preAent:
H. Everett Itoup,en
Donald S. Williams
Joseph Carwioe
Karleen F. DeAlaker
John r. Rankin'
Havor-commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commission
Commissioner
Also present were:
Picot B. Floyd
Herbert M. Arown
Frank Oaniels
Max Battle
City Hanap,er
City Attorney
Police Chief
City F.np,ineer
The Hayor called the meetinp, to order and Chief Daniela delivered the
'invocation.
The minutes of the Commission meetinp,s of August 26 and September 3 and
9 were presented for approval. Commissioner Williams moved that the minutes
of the Commission meetings of Aup,ust 26 and September 3 and 9, 1974 be approved
as recorded and aD Gubmitted in written summation by the Clerk to each commis-
sioner. Commissioner Rankin seconded tl\c motion, which carried unanimously.
The Mayor then awarded eip,ht City Employees with pins for various years of ser-
vice. The Employee of the Month Award, includinp, a plaque and savin~s bond,
was awarded to Mrs. Pat Voorhees, Clerk Typist II of Parks and Recreation.
ITEM 115 - A Public Hearinp, on Lot l1owinp, Resolution i'l7Il-104.
The City Attorney commented that the Commission passed this resolution
on September 3. Willard Stewart, Special Sanitation Inspector, said the lots
remaining to he mowed constituted a menace to pUblic health,. safety and welfare.
There were no obj ections. Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution {nil-lOll,
passed on September 3, 19711, be confirmed and made effective as to all persons
and parcels listed thereon, except for those whose lots have been verified as
being cleared and those who have paid the City for the clearinp" and that the
proper City officials and employees be directed to proceed in accordance with
law to see that the lots are cleared. Motion was seconded bv Commissioner
Carwise and carried unanimously. '
ITEM #6 - A Public Heat"inp; on Vacation of the Northeasterly 90 ft. of
Dory Passap,e, Unit 5, Island Estates of Clearwater, and retaininp, vacated
portion as a utility easement. - Hip,h & Dry Harine, Inc., and J S Services
of Florida, Inc.
The City l1anap,er recommended approval o.f this request. Charles Barber,
attorney for the applicant, said his client ap,reed to maintain the utility
easement on the property. Some discussion ensued over previously intended
use of the property as a street rip,ht-of-way and its return to the tax rolls.
The City tngineer said approval of the request would provide additional, cri-
tically needed parking. Commissioner Rankin moved that vacation of this pro-
perty, as outlined, be p,ranted and that Resolution 074-105 be passed and
adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner
Carwise" seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
ITEM #7 - A Public Hearinp; on Vacation of North-South alley lying between
Lots 16 through 23 inclusive, Block B, Clearwater Beach Park First Addition and
Lots 12 through 15 inclusive, Block A, Clearwater Beach Park First Addition
Replat, with vacated portion to he retained as a utility easement. }leilman, R.
and Heilman Restaurants, Inc.
The City Hanap,er recommended approval of this ~equest. He said the proper
City departments do not object to the request if the utility easement is retained,
but that Mrs. Shirley M. Imes, 41 Papaya street, has sent him a letter of objec-
tion. Some discussion ensued over property ownership, traffic flow and parkinp,
in the area. Harry Cline, attorney for the applicants, said the only change
effected by approval of the request would be termination of throup,h vehicular traf-
fic. Commissioner Carwise moved that vacation of this property, as outlined, be
granted and that Resolution #74-106 be passed and adopted and the appropriate offi-
cials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which
carried unanimously.
ITEI1 .#8 - A Public Hearinp, to consider Increase of Taxicab Rates.
The City Manap,er recommended approval of a request by owners of Clearwater-
based. taxicab companies for rate increase to 60~ for first, and lO~ for each
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September 16t 1974
additional, 1/6 mile for one or two passenRers, with other current scheduled
rates to remain the same. He said the increase is justified because of in-
'creased expenses confrontinr, the cab companies and that the increased rates
would not exceed rates in neiRhborinp, communities. Some discussion ensued
over the City's Rrowtht short trips and cab owners not requestinF, rate in-
creases. Commissioner Rankin expressod concorn over people who must take.
short trips in cabs and that possibly increased. efficiency of bus service
mip,ht damage taxicab business. Some discussion ensued OVer past rate raises
and increased costs of fuel and other expenses. Barbara Shook, bookkeeper
for Clearwater Yellow Cab Co., said failure to raise cab rates earlier this
year has caused that company problems and that trips to remote areas of the
city to take on passenp,ers are more expensive than fares cover. The Cit~r
Manap,er said obtaining of dataahout cab company operations is difficult and,
no city activity is sufficiently comparable to these oporations to provide
really ade1uate information for considerin~ cah rate increases. Commissioner
Rankin moved to increase cab rates to 60 cento for the first 2/6 mile "drop
rate" and 10 cento for each 1/6 mile thereafter and that the City Attorney
prepare tho ordinance for such chanr;e. Commissioner Hi11iams, Commissioner
DeBlaker, Commissioner Rankin and t'layor Houp,en voted yes. Commissioner Car-
wise voted no. The motion carried. Commissioner Williams sup,p,eated that the
City Manager prepare criteria to use in determininp, future cab rate increases.
The Mayor concurred and asked the cab companies to provide records, when neces-
sary, to the Commission. .
ITEM fl9 - A Public Hearinp; on Official Thoroup;hfare Plan for the City.
The City t1anaeer recommended that this Public Hearinp, be continued to the
Commission's meetinr. of October 7, 1:30 p.m. Commissioner Carwise moved to,
approve the City Hanager's recommendation and that the Public Hearing be con-
tinued to the Commission's rep,ular meetinp; on Octoher 7, 1:30 p.m. Commis-
sioner Rankin seconded the motion, Hhich carried unanimously.
ITEM no - A Public Hearinp, on Amendments to City Zoninp, Laws, Appendix A,
Clearwater City Code.
The City ManaRer recommended acceptance of the recommendations of the Plan-
ning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director for approval of the Zoning Ordin-
ance amendments, as per advertisement in the IIC1earwater'Sun" of August 23, 1974,
including certain revisions. Commissioner Carwise moved that this matter be con-
tinued to the Commission's meetinp, of October 7, 1:30 p.m. for further study by
the Commission. There were no objections to the continuation. Commissioner Ran-
kin seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
ITEM iIll - A Public Hearing on Zoninp, Amendments:
a. Lots 10 to 16 incl., South 5 ft. of Lot 17 and all of
Lot 18, Palm Bluff Suh., from RM-51, (multi-family) to
RM-12 (duplex-apartment). - D. Bleakley. (City appli-
cation) Lots 5 to 8 inCl., Palm Bluff Sub. from RM-S4
(multi-family) to RS- 5 0 (sinp;le.. family). - Halker, et al.
(City application.)
The City Manager recommended that this Public Hearinp, be continued to the
Commission's meeting of October 21, 1:30 p.m. Commissioner De Blaker moved to
approve the City Manap,er's recommendation to continue this Public Hearing to the
Commission meetinp, of October 21, at 1:30 p.m. Commissioner Hilliams seconded the
motion, which carried unanimously.
b. Lot 33, Palm Bluff Sub. from RH-54A (multi-family) to
RS-SO (sinRle family). - R. Hall, D. Panoutsakos.
(City application.)
The City Manager recommended acceptance of the recommendation of the Plan-
ning and Zoning Board and Planninp, Director for approval of this request. He
said that the Planning Department initiated this rezoninp. in conformance with
the City Commission's recent request for rezoning properties within 500 ft. of
the Bay to a zone that conforms to present usa~e and with Comprehensive Plans.
Demetrios Panoutsakos objected to the change. He said he bought the property
intending'to use it for an office and business and that an adjacent property
shares a driveway with him. The Planning Director said use as an office might
not conform to the City code. Mr. Panoutsakos said he is using the property as
his home but, due to unsafe environment there, intends to move but retain its use
as an office. Commissioner Carwise moved that this Public Hearing be continued
to the Commission's meeting of October 21, 1:30 p.m. Commissioner Rankin seconded
the motion, which carried unanimously.
c.
Lot 6 and Southerly 15 ft. M.O.L. of Lot 5, Block A,
J. J. Eldridge's Sub.~ from RM-S4A (multi-family)
to RM-12 (duplex-apartment). - D. "ladell. (City
application.>
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September 16, 1974
d. Lots 1, 2 and 3, Rainbow End Sub., from RH-51~A
(multi-family) to RS-75 (sinp,le family). - Dick
& Nicolas. (City application.)
e., Lots 1, 2 and 3, Block 13, A.C. Turner's Ho. 3
SUb., from RM-S4A (hip,h dcnaity multi-family)
to RM-24 (medium density multi-family). - J.
Davis, et al. (City application). .
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'f.North SS ft. of Eaat 168 ft. of Lot 1, Block 6,
Starr and Savery's Add., from RM-S4A (hiflh density
multi-familv) to RM-2ll (medium densitv ml.llti- .
family). - a. Oeulin. (City application.).
The City ManaRer recommended acceptance of the recommendation of the Plan-
ning and Zonin~ Board and Planninp, Director for approval of Items lle, 11e and
llf and approval of a revised request concarninp, Item lld. He mentioned a peti-
tion which waa addressed to the Plann!n?, and 7.oninp, Board concerninr. Item llc.
He also read a letter of June 27 from Donald O. Hcrarland, attorney for David
Wadell, objecting to re?oninr, of the Wadell property. Norman Bie, Jr., at tor- '
ney fo~ Mr. Wadell, requested a continuation or Public Hearinp, rep,ardinp, this
property. Commissioner CarHisc moved to continue Public Hearing on Items llc,
d, e and f to the Commission's meetinR of October 21, 1:30 p.m. Commissioner
Rankin seconded the motion. Upon the vote beinp, taken Commissioner Carwise,
Commissioner Rankin and Mayor Houeen voted yes. Commissioner Williams and Com-
missioner DeBlaker voted no. The motion carried.
ITEM #12 - Sale 0:- City Propc~ty for County Health Facility. . (Ref.
AUBust 26 CommisG ioner meeting, Item iPl.)
Block 9, Jones Sub. of t1icholson's Addn.
The City Manap.er recommended approval of the unde~5tandinr. reached by him
and the Pinellas County Administrator whereby the City will sell to the County
this property for $99,500, with the City to construct a paved roadway on the
Hart St. ~ip,ht-of-way to the east spur of the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad and
plant a natural beautification barrier on City land north of this right-of-way.
He said the p~oposed sale price is the difference between the property's appraised
value and the price .paid by the City. The City EnRineer said the roadway will be
the same width as that used for City access. Some discussion ensued over parking,
appraisal coat and calculation of the price to be charp,ed the County for the pro-
perty. Commissioner DeBlaker expressed concern that the County mip,ht use the pro-
perty for a purpose other than a health facility. The City Manap,er noted that
parkinp, requirements can be met for the next 20 to 25 years. Commissioner DeBla-
ker moved to approve the sale of this property to the County for $109,000.00, sub-
ject to Items 2 and 3 (City to pave Hart St. and plant natural barrier) of the
Memorandum of UnderstandinB dated September lOt 1974, and to the County's paying
its share of the appraisal costs and that the deed require the p~operty's usap,e
for 35 years as a health facility location. Commissioner Rankin seconded the mo-
tion. The City f1anap,er expressed concern that delaying the facility's construc-
tion, even for only three weekst could jeopardize the receipt, of a Department
of Health, Education and Welfare grant. Some discussion ensued over State fund-
ing of the County Health Department. Commiss ioner ~lilliams moved to amend the
motion, to change the sales price to the County to $99,SOO.00. Commissioner
Carwise seconded the motion. Upon the vote beinp, taken, Commissioner Williams,
Commissioner Carwise and Mayor HouRen voted yes. Commissioner DeBlaker and Com-
missioner Rankin voted no. The motion car~ied.
ITEM #13 - Acquisition of County Rip,ht-of-Way for Pierce Boulevard Extension.
a. N. 75 ft. of Lot 1 and Lot 2, Block St A.C. Turner's
Sub. and Lot 1, 2, 3 and South 86 ft. of Lot JI, Dlock
7t A. C. Turner's, 3rd Addn.
The City Hanap,er recommended approval of the understandinp, reached by him and
the County Administrator whereby the City will acquire road rip.ht-of-way throup,h
County property for the Pie~ce Boulevard Bxtension along the alir,nment adopted in
Ordinance #1500 and deed to the County (1) the upland part of that City property
known as "Haven House" property, and (2) the fl'l'urner Property"; and the County will
pay the City $100,000.00. For the record, the City Manap,er ~ead a Memorandum of .
Understanding signed by him and the County Administrator.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved to approve the City tfanager1s recommendation with
provision that the County covenant that both properties remain forever open for
public use. Commissioner Car\,1ise seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
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ITCH (!111 - Department .of Transportation (D.O.T.) t1earinp, on Pierce lon
Heliport.
a. In Sect. IG-29~15.
The City l'fanaRer recommended that the Commission take no1:e of a scheduled
Public Hearinp, in City Hall, on September IB, by the Department of Transporta-
tion to consider a heliport on the Pierce 100 building. .
Commiasioner Williams moved to inform the D.O.T. of the Commission's opposi-
tion to the heliport. Commissioner Rankin sacondnd the motion. Some discussion
ensued ovnr helicopter operations in the Clearwater area, cmerp,ency landings and
federal restrictions. Upon the vote being takent the motion carried unanimously.
ITEM f/15 - National Pollution DiGcharp,e Elimination System Permits.
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The City Manager recommended that those Permit Documents: #rL0021857, for the
Marshall Street Plant; nFL0021865 for the Clearwater East Plant; and HrL0021073t
for the Marina Stationt covering the operation of these plants from September 27t
1971~ through lTune 30,~ 1977, be recieved from the Federal Environmental Protection
Ap,ency (EPA) and filed by the City Clerk as part of the official City records.
'l'he City l1anar;er added that the liarshall Street permit includes advanced waste-
water treatment parameters for June 30, 1977, throup,h June 30, 1979; that Briley,
Wild & Associatest Consulting Cnr,ineers, have reviewed the permits and that the
operatinr. parameters set by the r;PA are acceptable.
Some discussion ensued over requirements relatine to permit issuance. Com-
missioner Rankin moved to approve the City Manap,er's recommendation. Commissioner
DeBlaker seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
ITEM #16 - Request - 2 Year Extension for Shopping Center Development Plant
7.5 Acres Northwest Corner Sunset Point Road and North Hercules Avenue. (In SElf,
of SElf, of NW~, Section 1-29-15).
The City Manager recommended that the applicant be granted this extension
for submittal of an application for review and approval of the shoppinp, center
development plans.
The City Hanager presented a brief history of this case and said that, due
to the present financial situation, some concern for commercial overbuildinp, and
because of the Commission's desire to continue slow p,rowth, the Planning Depart-
ment supported this request.
The Planninp, Director said the one year allowed for
tal of a site plan for approval had expired without this
stated the Code allowed the Planning and 7.oninp, Hoard to
to consider rezoninp.; the land to a proper holdinp; zone.
over ,City and County Land Use Plans.
Commissioner Rankin moved to deny the 2 year extension. Commissioner DeBla-
ker seconded the motion. Harold Maul, representinp, the Northeast Clearwater Civic
Association, noted that a petition was submitted in July, 1973t objecting to con-
struction of additional shopping area because enough stores were in the area.
Richard Cope, Vice President of Rodgers & Cummingst Inc., snid that firm has com-
plied with the ordinance by beginning construction on the contiguous property and
that the project is a phased development which will meet requirements of the Plan-
ning Department and other rep,ulatory concerns~ He requested Commission direction
as to how the firm should treat this matter. Upon inquiry, Hr. Cope said the firm
will provide a community impact study and indicated they could abide with a six
months extension. Upon the vote being taken, the motion carried unanimously. Com-
missioner Rankin moved to instruct the Planning and 7.oning Department to present to
the Commission at its meetine on October 21, 1: 30 p.m., recommendations and - at _
that time - the Commission will establish a date for a public hearing. Commissioner
Williams seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
the applicant's submit-
submittal being done and
hold a public hearing
Some discussion ensued
ITEM H17 - Request for Annexation Referendum - Hip,hfield Drive between Lake-
view Road and Stancel Drive, Dour-las HanoI' Park.
The City Manager recommended 'that the Commission accept this request and refer
it to the proper departments. He mentioned a petition, signed by property owners
in Douglas lianor Park Sub. lie siad Highfield Drive was bu il t to County standards,
has a 24 ft. width and lacks proper subsurface drainaget and - therefore - septic
drain effluent might flow into the street. He added that sanitary sewers can be
installed on Hip,hfield Drive throup,h connection to an existing trunk line.
The City Clerk emphasized that the Operatinp.; Budp;et does not provide for such'
referendums. Some discussion ensued over petition and referendums. Some discus-
sion ensued over petition and referendum procedures. The City Engineer read a
letter from the Pinellas County Health Department verifying that septic tank drain-
age flows into the street and poses a health hazard. He recommended thatt if the
matter goes ,to referendum, the Building Permit Review Committee earmark enough sewer
taps to remedy this situation. He expressed particular concern over effluent flow-
ing.into a ditch near the Plumb Elementary School. Some discussion ensued over
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aDseBsments. Commissioner earwiec moved to accept the requeat and refer to
the proper departments for appropriate nction nnd public hcarinp,. Commis-
aioncIl Williams seconded the motion. John II. Graham, Jr., 1336 Itip,hfield
Drivet remarked that rcsidcnta of the arell need adequate newer facilities badly
and that the Countv has adviocd himt hecuas'! it cannot provide these facili-
ties, to requeat them from the City. 110 aaid thatt if the City sewers are not
available, the homeowners can see no advantnne in annexation. Upon the vote
boinn taken, tho motion carried unnnimounly.
ITEH #f18 - Request fol" Annexation - In Sr.I,; of Sect. 29-20-l6t in \01~ of
Stoll,; of Soct. 28-28-16, and in lJ~ of Sect. 32-28-16. - AHEPA. (The Order of
AUI:PA Supreme Lodp,e.)
The City Manap,er recommended that the Commission review these applications
and accept them for referral. lie sind the request is acceptabl'e as per the Com-
mission's April 1, 19111 guidelines but that the properties are in the Northeast
Treatment Plant service area, that easements will be required as property is
developed, that othel'" chanp;es need to be worked out throUf~h due process and pub-
lic hearinp, and that the Planninp. Department advises that commercial ac~eaf,e re-
quested does not conform to City and County Domprehensive Plans. Commissioner
DeBlaker moved to deny the request and that the applicant be informed thatt before
acceptance , it must comply with the City IS 11aster Plan. Commissioner Hilliams
seconded the motion. Some discussion ensued over variances. Commissioner Wil-
limas remarked that a neip;hborhood center mip,ht reduce traffic. Some discussion
ensued over variances. Commissioner Williams remarked that a neiF,hborhood center
might reduce traffic. Some discussion ensued over the Pinellas County Planninp;
Council. \o1illiam GilkeYt attorney for the applicant, said only churches will: be
built in the ISP (institutional serni-puhlic) zoned area hut that much of the other
property is included. in a contract of sale, to be closed in november, to the
Blackburn Brothers Land Development Co. The Planninp; nirector said the staff is
willinp; to accept some of the property's Uses as neir.hborhood commercial uses,
with even a slight allowance because of pressures predicted to come from a uni-
versity campus in that area and a slieht increase for office use, but cannot
support the entire request. He said the acceptance figure, about 15 o~ 20 acres
total, probably will not be acceptable to the County and that the request calls
for the City's accepting about 1i5 to 10 acres. Commissioner Hilliams suggested
that the motion be amended to allo\-l' City consideration of up to 20 acres of com-
mercial land. Commiss:Loner l~ankin seconded the motion. Commissioner Hilliams
withdrew his second to Commissioner DeBlaker's motion. She \.fi.thdrew her motion.
Commissioner Hilliams then moved to approve the City Itana[';ert s r>ecommendation,
but with the limitation that the co~mercial land accepted for annexation must be
within the limits specified by the Planninr. Director and not over 20 acres. Com-
missioner Rankin seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioner
Hilliams, Commissioner Rankin, Commissioner Cart-lise and 11ayor Hougen voted yes.
Commissioner DeBlaker voted no. The motion carried.
ITEH #19 - Joint Utilization Contract with the Pinellas County School Board
for UsaRe of School Facilities.
The City Hanager recommended approval of the School Facility Use Contract
dated October 1, 1971~, between the City's Parks and Recreation Department and
the School Board of Pinellas County. Some discussion ensued OVer use of Dun-
edin Junio~ IIip,h School Facilities. Commissioner Williams moved upon the re-
commendation of the City Manager that this contract be approved and that the
appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Rankin seconded
the motiont which carried unanimously.
ITEM "20 - Change Order fil - Sewage Pumpinp, Stations (for Pierce Street Loop
Alignment) - DFS Construction Company-Project IV, Part II Revised, Part I.
The City Manager recommended approval of Chanp,e Order Hl to nrs Construction
CompanYt to construct a stand-by generator huilding, modify pump stationst and
compensate the contractor for hand excavating rock at the Bayfront Pump Station.
Some discussion ensued over these matters. Commissioner Carwise moved that Change
Order #1 in the amount of $~O,269.25, for a new contract total of $~SO,900.25, be
approved as requested and that the proper City Officials be authorized to execute
it. commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
ITEM #21 - Other Lngineerinn Hatte~s.
Change Order #3 to Boyce Company 19liD Water and Sewer Program Contractt Pro-
ject IVt Pal"'t II Revised, for '1936 ft. of 12" cast iron pipe, 11, tons of cast iron
fittinp,6 and 100 ft. of 24" casinR in place.
The City Engineer recommended approval of Change Order #3 to the Boyce Com-
pany contractt to furnish these items for sewage disposal pUl"'poses. He said the
Boyce Company probably can begin construction within two days from approval of the
Channe Order>. John Dennis, BrileYt Wild & Associates engineer, said this work is
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September 16, 1974
the final link that ties the al~eady completed pumping station and th~ 1 million
gallon per day No~theast interim treatment plant top,ethcr and will be a permanent
tie-in. Commissioner ~lilliams moved that Boyce Company Chanp,e Order #3 in the
amount of $91~,63l.20 for a nQW total contract amount of $605,838.82 be approved'
as requested and that the proper City officials be authorized to execute it.
Commisaioner Rankin seconded tIle motion, which carried unanimously.
ITEM #24 - Pending Reports from Mayo~.
The Mayor recommended that Briefinp, Seasions be scheduled for 9:30 a.m.,
Thursday prior to each regular rneetinp, of the Commission. Commissioner DeBlaker
recommended that there not be compulsory attendance by the Commissioners and that
the City Manager furnish the Commission with preliminary 8p,endas prior to each
Briefing Session. The Commission approved these recommendations (of the Mayor .
and Commissioner neBlaker) by consenSUB.
ITEM fi 2 5 - Other Commi.ssion ^ct ion.
1. Commissioner Carwise:
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a. Calvary Baptist Church - Commissioner Carwise said this church
contacted him to ask permission to erect scaffoldinp, for use in remodelinp,.
The City Engineer said he and the Dui1dinr. Inspector have recommended to the
City t1anar,er 'that this is the safest method for doinr; this remodeling and will
allow work to be done which is not otherwise possible.
b. Pedestrian Aridge. In HE\; of Sect. 22-19-15. Commissioner Car-
wise said he has been told this bridr,e on Lakeview Road about 100 ft. west of
Hillcrest Ave. is unsafe. The City Enf,ineer said the bridp,e was built by the
County. Hichael Paroby, Assistant City Manap,er, said he and the City Engineer
intend to examine the bridge this ..leek.
2. Commissioner Rankin:
a. Flood Prevention - Commissioner Rankin recommended establishment
of a flood prevention program in residential areas, to prevent improper drain-
age, and to bep,in a monthly progress report in this rep,ard. Some discussion
ensued over maintenance of drainage ditches. Upon advice by the City Engineer,
the Mayor suggested that the Staff provide the Commission with a".list of priori-
ties and work in prop,ress regardinp, areas requirinr, drainaf,e.
b. Lowland Construction - Upon inquiry bv Commissioner Rankin, the
Planning Director said builders are provided, under the Master Drainage Plan,
with information about flood elevations. The City Engineer said he soon will
recommend that the Commission pass an ordinance requirinr, that the floor level
of any 'structure be at least a foot above the center of the crOWn of the street
frontinp, it or as determined by the Enr.ineerinr; Department. He also mentioned
a plan to provide ponrlinp, areas. Some discussion ensued over drainap,e practices
in Dunedin, past construction and building methods and materials. Commissioner
DeBlaker said she had received a complaint from a property owner because of flood-
ing due to owners of surroundinr, property increasing their land elevations.
3. Commissioner neBlaker:
a. Charter Committee - Upon inquiry from Commissione~ DeBlaker, the
Mayor said letters have been written to many service and woments organizations
requestinp, names to be recommended for appointment to this committee but response
has been slow.
b. TB^RT - Commissioner neBlaker saio that agency has set a public
hearing for September 1.7 to consider its budp,et and that she objected to this
budget, which was approved anyway. She said TB^RT has received a proposal to
decrease its contributions from the various F,overnments in its area and increases
and startinp, salaries and mentioned details of the orp,anizationts budget.
4. Commissioner Williams:
Commissioner Williams sup-r,ested that a firm policy on continuance of
zoning matters be established, as to time limits. etc. Some discussion ensued
over this.
ITEM 026 - Citizens to be Heard.
Linda Sandretto, 1556 Huntinp,ton Lane. mentioned a drninap,e ditch belonging
to owners of property near her resioence. She said the ditoh is overgrown with
weeds and contained large rats and dangerolls snakes, causes a flooding problem~
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September 16, 19711
ITE11 027 - Second Readinp' - Ordinance 01526 - Amending Sect. 10-7 of
City Code to Bnnct New Schedule of Fees for Commercinl Container Collection
of Garbnge.
Tho City Attorney presented Ordinance #1526 for second readinn. Com-
missioner Cnrwiso moved that Ordinance #1526 be read and considered on
second and final readinr, by title only at this meeting of the Commission by
unanimous consent of the Commission. r10tion was seconded by Commissioner
Rankin and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only.
Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1526 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 hy Commissioner Rankin and,
carried unanimously.
ITEM U2B - First Readinp, - Ordinance #1527 - Annexin~ and Zoning: Lots
19 through 22, Del OI'O Gardens (Marzullo, A.); Lot 9, Rolling Heights Sub..
(Hender-son, D.); Hest 65 ft. of Lot 71 and East 15 ft. of Lot 72, Bel:"Keene
First Addn. (Clearwater Chur-ch of God); and Part of Sect. 7-29-16 (Stich, \~.)
, The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1527 for firs~ reading. Commis-
sioner Carwise moved that Ordinance 01527 be read and considered by title only
on the first readinf, by the unanimous consent of the Commission. l-lotion was
seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was
read by title only. Commissioner Carwioc moved that Ordinance 111527 be passed
on its first reading. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Ranldn and caI'ried
unanimously.
ITEH 1129 - First Reading -
and (12) of Sect. 4-18 of Code,
Hew Zone 36 and Repeal Zone 20.
Da Litalia, Inc.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1528 for first reading. Commis-
sioner Carwise moved that Ordinance 11152 B be read and considered by title only
on the first read inn by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Hotion was
seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was
read by title only. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1528 be passed
on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried
unanimOUSly. .
Ordinance #1520 - Amendinn SubpaI'agraphs (10)
Relatinp, to Intoxicating Liquors) to Enact
Part of Lots 11 and 12, F.E. IIanousek's Sub. -
ITEM fJ30 - Assessment Resolution iJ71~-107 - Minimum Housinp, Violation,
1173 Gould St.
Lot 20 of Orip,inal Lot 5, Revised R.Il. Padr,ett's
Sub. - Isaac B. Payton.
The City Attorney presented Resolution #74-107 assessinp, and charginp, a
lien against Lot 20 of Or-ir.inal Lot 5, Revised, R.H. Padgett's SUb., Isaac
B. Payton, apparent owner, for demolition of a buildinp, under minimum housing
standaI'ds and the Southern Standard Housin~ Code. Commissioner Carwise moved
that Resolution fl71~-107 be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials
be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded hy Commissioner- Rankin and
carried unanimously.
ITEH 1131 - Resolution II 71~-lO 8 - Reimbursement to Utility Revenue Fund,
Utility Revenue Certificates, Series of 1972. (VaI'nett Bank of Clearwater.)
The City Attorney presented Resolution #711-10B for I'eimbuI'sement to City
Utility Revenue Fund to cover construction costs in the amount of $11,9911.77 foI'
extension of City water and sewer system. Commissioner Carwise moved that Reso-
lution 1/711-10B be passed and adopted and that the appropI'iate officials be authoI'-
ized to execute it. Hotion Nas seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unani-
mously.
ITEM #32 - Resolution #74-109 - Reimbursement to Utility Revenue Renewal
and Replacement Fund, Utility Revenue Certificates, Series of 1972. (Barnett
Bank of CleaI'water).
The City Attorney pI'esented Resolution i171f-109 foI' reimbursement to City
Utility Revenue Renewal & Replacement Fund from Utility Revenue Certificates,
Series of 1972, to cover construction and enp,ineer-inr. costs in the amount of
$6,2711.50 for extension of City water and sewer system. Commissioner Carwise
moved that Resolution #74-109 be pass~d and adopted and that the appropriate '
officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Ran-
kin and carried unanimously. .
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ITr.t1 f/33 - Resolution 1/711-110 - Rnimbursementto City General Fund, .
Utility ReVenue Corotificates, SCl"ies of 1!l72. (nal'natt Bank of Clearwator.).
The City Attoroney presented Resolution P711-110 for reimbursement to City.
Utility Revenue Certificates, Series of 1972, to COVel" $100.00 fee paid with
dredp,e-only application. CommiSRioncr Carwise moved that Resolution f/74-110
be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to exe-
cute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously.
ITEt1 fl3~ .- Authorizing Execution of Ap;rcement foY.' Sewer Lien.. Lot 20,
Block D, Eastwood Terrace Second Addition. - R. Lister.
The City Attorney outlined Agreement for sanitary seHer lien. Commis-
sioner Carwise moved that the Ap,reement as outlined hy the City Attorney. be
approved and the apPl"opriate officials be authorized to execute it. Hot ion
was seconded by Commissioner Hilliams and carried unanimously.
ITEM f135
Acceptance of Deeds and tasements:
The City Attornev nresented the fOllowinp, instrumentn:
\-Iarranty Deed fY.'om Hallace C. Stich for Starke" Road rir;ht-of-Hay in
NW~ of SW~, Sect. 7-29-16.
Two Warranty needs from Wild Turkey Land Development Corporation for
rights-of-\oTaY in SHl;j of HE!.;;, Section 12-29-15.
Warranty need from Aubrey T. Stanley, et al., for rip,ht-of-way in SW~
of NE~, Scction 12-29-15.
Commissioner
the Citv Clerk,be
County ,v Florirla.
unanimously.
Carwise moved that the above instruments be accepted and that
directed to record same in the Public Records of Pinellas
Motion was seconded by Commissioner DeRlaker and carried
ITEM #36 - Lot Mowinp, Resolution P74-l1l.
The City Attorney presented Lot Mowinp, Resolution #711-111. Commissioner
Cal"Hise moved that Resolution f/711-lll be passed and adopted and that the appro-
priate officials he authori7.ed to execute it. fiotion was seconded by Commis-
sioner Rankin and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #23 - Pendinp, Reports from City Attorney.
Authori7.inp; Execution of Note - Bank of C1earHater - Purchase of Rip,ht-of-Way
(Seaboard Coast Line Railroad.)
. The City Attorney requested authori7.ation for execution of a note to the
Bank of Clearwater, for the balance the City owes on this property, in the amount
of $157,500.00 to be paid within one year at 6~ interest per annum. Commissioner
Carwise moyed that the propel" City officials be authorized to execute the note
in the amount of $157,500.00 as recommended by the City Attorney. Commissioner
Rankin seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
There beinp, no further business, the meetinp, was adjourned at 6:17 p.m.
The City CommiRsion then met as Tl"ustees of the Pension Fund with the Mayor
calling the meeting to order. The City 11anap,er presented the recommendations of
the Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund as follows:
Retirement of Jack A. Harsh, Police Officer, Police Department, at a pension
of $406.311 per month effective September 6, 1974. Commissioner Hi1liams moved
that the recommendation of the Advisory Committee be accepted. Commissioner Ran-
kin seconded the motion, which carried unanimously.
To be accepted into membership: Ellen Walker, Utilities Department; Robert
S. Miller, Parks and Recreation Department; and JameR DeStasio, Jr., James 8ave1y
and Carol Harrel, Police Department. Commissioner Rankin moved that the recommen-
dation of the Advisory Committee be accepted~ Commissionel" Carwise seconded the
motion, which carried unanimously.
. Attest: .
There being no further business, the rneetin~ was
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CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING"
SEPTEMBER 16; 1974
ITEt1
1. Invocation
2. Introductions
3. Minutes of precedinr. Meetings - August 26 & September 3t 1974
4. Award of Service Pins
Public Hearings
5. Lot Mowing Resolution 1!71'-lOI~
6. Vacation of Portion of Dory Passap.e(High & Dry Marina & J & S Services)
7". Vacation of Alley bet. Portion of Clearwater Beach Park, 1st Addn. and
Replat of Clearwater Beach Park, 1st Addn. (Heilman)
8. Increase of Taxicab Rates
9. Official Thoroughfare Plan for City of Clearwater (Continued to
October 1, 1974)
10. Amendments to City Zoning Laws, Appendix ^, Clearwater City Code,
11. Zoning Amendments:
a. Lots 10 to 16 incl., In, Part of 17, from RM54 to RM12; Lots 5 to B
incl., from RM 54 to RS 50; all in Palm Dluff Sub. (City) (Contd.
to 10/21/74)
b. Lot 33, Palm Bluff Sub., from RH51~A to RS50 (City)
c. Lot 6 & Part of Lot 5, Bl A, J.J. Eldridge,',s Sub., from RM 54A
to RM12 (City)
d. Lots 1, 2 & 3, Rainbow End Sub., from RM54A to RS75 ~City)
e. Lots 1, 2 & 3, Bl 13, A.C. Turner's #3 Sub., from RMS4A to RM24 (City)
f. Par>t of Lot 1, Bl 6, Starr & Savery's Addn., from RM5'IA to RM24 (City)
Reports from City Manager
12. Sale of City Property for County Health Facility
13. Acquisition of County R/W for Pierce Blvd. Extension
14. DOT Hear>ing on Pierce 100 Heliport
15. National Pollution Discharge Elimination System Permits
16. Request - 2 Year Extension for Shoppinp. Center Development Plan, NW Corner
Sunset Point & N. Hercules
17. Request for Annexation Referendum - Highfield Drive, bet. Lakeview & Stancel
18. Request for Annexation - Portion of Sec. 28, 29 & 32, T28S, R16E (^hepa)
19. Joint Utilization Contract with Pinellas County School Boa~d for
Recreational Facilities .
20. Change Order 01 - DFS Constr. Co., Proj. IV, Part 2, Revised Part 1,
Sewage Pumping Stations, $1, 0,269.25
21. Other Engineerin~ Matters
22. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters
23. Pending Reports from City Attorney
2'1. Pending Reports from Mayor
a. Briefing Sessions (Recr>eational Chargest Buildinr. Dept. rees,
Social Service Allocations)
25. Other Commission Action
26. Citizens to be Heard
Reports from City Attorney
27. 2nd Rdg. -Ord. #1526 - AmendinR Sec. 10-7 to enact New Schedule of Fees
for Commercial Container Collection of Garbage
28. 1st Rdg. -Ord. #1527 - Annexing & Zoning Portion of Sec. 7-29-16: Lots 19
through 22, Delara Gdns.; ~l 65' of Lot 71 & 15' of Lot 72, Bel-Keene,
1st Addn.; & Lot 9, Rolling Hgts. Sub.
29. 1st Rdp,. -Ord. (11528 - Amending Subparap.;raphs (10) & (12) of Sec. II..IEl
of Code relating to Intoxicating Liquors to enact New 7.one 36
30. Resolution - Assessment for Demolition - Minimum fJousinp, ViOlation, 1173 Gould
31. Resolution - Reimbursement to Utilitv Revenue Fund, Utile Revenue Cart.,
Series of 1972 . .
32. Resolution - Reimbursement to Utility Revenue Renewal and Replacement Fund,
Util. Revenue Cert., Series of 1972
33. Resolution - Reimbursement to General Fund, Utility Revenue Cc~t., Series
of 1972
34. Authorizing Execution of Agreement for Sewer Lien - Castwood Terr., 2nd ^ddn.
35. Acceptance of Deeds and Easements
36. Lot Mowing Resolution
37. Adjourment
38. Meeting'Pension Plan .Trustees
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