10/07/1974
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
October 7, 197'+
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in rep,ular sossion at the
City Hall, Monday,. October 7, 1971~ at 1:30 p.m., with the followinp, members present:
H. Everett Hougen
Donald S. Williams
Joseph Carwise
Karleen F. DeBlaker
John F. Rankin
Mayor-Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Also present were:
Picot B. Floyd
Herbert M. Brown
Max Battle
Major McClamma
City HanaBcr
City Attorney
City Engineer
Representing Police Chief
The Mayor called the meetinp, to order. The invocation was given by Dr. Paul
Dickson of the ChUI~h of the Ascension.
ITEM 0'+ - A Public nearing on Lot Mowing Resolution H71~-111.
The City Attorney stated the Commission passed the Resolution September 16,
1974. Willard Stewart, special sanitation inspector said the lots remaining to
be mowed constituted a menaoe'~to Public Health, Safety and t'/elfare. There were
no objections. Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution #74-111 be confirmed
and made effective as to all persons and parcels listed thereon, except for those
persons whose lots have been verified as being cleared and those who have, paid tho
City for clearing and that the proper City officials and employees be directed to
proceed in accordance with law to see that the lots are cleared. The motion was
seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEH (15 - Planning & Zoninp, Board Public ltearinr. on the Major ThrouRhfare Plan.
The City Manager recommended approval of the Major Throup,hfare Plan ,~ith re-
visions as recommended by the City Engineering Department. Revision's recommended
reflect actual rights-of-way obtained by plat or limitations on current extensions
either existing or planned. There were no Objections. Commissioner Rankin moved
for approval of the plan with revisions. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion
and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM (16 - Zoning Ordinance Amendments as continued from 9-16-14, Item "10.
The City Manager presented alproposed list of Zoninp, Ordinance Amendments
as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Board. The Planning Director recommend-
ed approval as revised. ,
Mr. William Gilkey representinp, Dr. George N. Karay spoke in Objection to the
height restriction and water front vistas. He stated that all surroundinp, property
was developed under an old ordinance. Mr. Milton Jones representing owners of pro-
perty in Block B, Bayside U5, also spoke in objection. He said his client had al-
ready modified his plans from 165 feet to 150 feet and felt further reduction would
be a hardship because of the high cost of architectural fees, etc. Mr. Edward Win-
slow of the northeast Clearwater Civic Association and Mrs. Anne Garris spoke in fa-
vor of approving the new restrictions. Discussion followed and the City Attorney
stated property owners have a right of appeal. The City Manager recommended the
prohibition of oil refineries but not pipe lines. Commissioner De Blaker recommended
certain changes to Sect. 31~.03 Site Plan approval procedures. Commissioner DeBlaker
moved that the changes be incorporated in the new zoning ordinance. Commissioner
Williams seconded the motion. The City Manager recommended no changes to amend Sec-
tions 16.01, 25.04 and 26.0l~ as they relate to pipe lines. Commissioner Williams
moved approval in accordance with the recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Board
as amended. Commissioner De Blaker seconded. Motion carried unanimously.
ITEM #7A - Violation of Minimum HousinR Code - 1335 South Greenwood Ave.
Owners James T. e Evelyn Castine.
Lot 11, Dlock A, Lakeview Heir,hts.
The City Manager concurred in the recommendation of the Building Depa~tment to
remove or demolish the buildings on the property. Tho owne~s or representatives
were not presen1:. Al Gricius, l1inimum Housinr. Inspector repo~ted that on 2/l9/71~ a
demolition permit was autho~izod but it expired and the wo~k was not completed.
Pho1:os by the housing 'inspector were introduced and received as evidence. The hous-
ing inspector recommended the buildings be demolished and a lien placed against the
property. Commissioner Rankin moved to pass and adopt Rosolution H74-l12 and autho-
rize the proper officials to execute same. CommisBione~ Carwiao seoonded tho motion
and carried unanimously.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
October 7, 1974
ITEM '07B - Violation of Minimum Housinfl Code - 813 Lakeview Road -
E. Thomas.
Lots 9 & 10, Block 2, Lake Belleview Addn.
M~. EarlyB. Thornas,owner of record was present. Mr. Gricius, Minimum
Housing Inspector, reported that on May 6, 1973, a demolition permit was
issued but demolition was never completed. Mr. Thomas agreed that the City
shall complete the demolition as he is unable to do so. Pictures wcro pre-
sented and accepted as Exhibits 1 and 2 reflecting collapsed condition of
buildings. Commissioner Rankin moved to pass and adopt Resolution #74-113
and authorize proper officials to execute same. Commissioner Carwise se-
conded the motion and carried unanimously.
ITEM #8 - Zoning Amendments.
Lots 1,5,6,7,9,11,21-32 inCl., Block C, Greenwood Park
Sub., to be changed from RM12 to RPD. Clearwater Hous-
ing Authority.
Clearwater HousinR Authoritv recommends approval of Phase 1 of final
site plan as presented in o~der to establish a plan for housing that could
be within the price range of a low income group. Phase 1 of the plan pro-
vides an oppo~tunity to develop cluster housing on a small scale. An
attractive display of the developement was presented by the architect's of
the project. Commissi9ner Carwise moved for approval of the recommendation
of the City Manager and Planning Director and that the City Attorney be in-
structed to include this in an Ordinance to be brought back to the Commis-
sion for approval as soon as possible. Commissioner Rankin seconded the
motion and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #9 - Public Hearing - Annexation and Fire District.
Lot 16, Knights Acres, RS60, Single Family - G. Fish.
The Rev. Georr,e L. Fish, owner, was present. Commissioner Rankin moved
that the request for annexation from Rev. Fish with RS60, single family zon-
ing, and fire district no. 2 classification be approved and the City Attorney
be instructed to include this in an Ordinance to be brought back to the Com-
mission as soon as possible. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion and
carried unanimously.
ITEM #10 - Four Requests for Annexation.
Lot 25, Block D, Virginia Groves Terrace, 5th Addn. with RS50
zoning - A. M. McMullen, Jr.
Lot 20, Block B, East~'lOod 'rerrace, 2nd Addn. with RS75 zoning -
Robert H. Lister.
Acreage Tract, SE~, Section 5-29-16 with RS75 zoning - S. Devnani.
Acreage Tract, SE~, Section 3-29-15 with P zoning, School Board
of Pinellas County.
Motion by Commissioner DeBlaker that the request for annexation as out-
lined by the City Manager be accepted and referred to the proper City Depart-
ment for appropriate action and public hearing. Commissioner Rankin seconded
the motion and carried unanimously.
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ITEM #11 - Appeal for Water Rate Adjustment.
Mr. Clinton B. Conway, Manager of the Prospect Towe~s, spoke for reV1S10n
of the 4u water meter rate that they now have. He stated that under current
water rates they are allowed a consumption of 140,000 cubic feet of water per
month for a 4" water meter, but their actual consumption is only about 100,000
gallons per month. His argument was that they were paying for 40,000 more gal-
lons than they were using and that they should be Eiven a lower rate. The City's
water rate schedule for large users is based on the size of the meter and the
size of the m~ter is determined by the peak demands that may be placed on the
City's water system. Prospect Towers being a high I'ise builaing required a 4"
water meter to provide sufficient water pressure to the upper floors of the
building. Commissioner Williams suggested that they explore the possibility of
putting in two 3" water meters with a manifold and then they might be able to
shut one 6ff and thus reduce their cost. Mayor Hougen Bup,gested that the pro-
blem be explored further and that Mr. Conway keep in touch with the City Manager.
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CITY COMMISSION MEtTING
October 7, 1974
ITEM Y12 - Social Ap,ency FundinR.
The City ManaRer apolop,ized for any inconvcniencc to those persons who ,
were present at City Hall last Thursday regarding Social Ap,ency Funding due
to a letter beinp, sent out inadvertently by the City Staff.
The City ManaRer recommended that the City allocate $166,630.00 to Social
Ap,encies as shown on a summary sheot, conditional upon the Agencies meeting
the administrative requirements. The staff had evaluated the various programs
and aome of the applicantst funding rCllueAts had to be reduced or eliminated
in order to fall within the allocated fund and allow some fundinp, to be used as'
the City Commission desires. The total amount recommended to be funded is
$166,630.00 leavine uncommitted funds of $'-5,596.76. These funds were speci-
fically left to provide the City Commission flexibility in adding to the
allocation recommended or to use in some other manner.
Proposed Administrative Requirements:
1. Honthly reports notarized for correctness and accuracy.
2. Final report notarized for correctness and accuracy.
3. All Funded agencies enter into a contract with the City.
4. Records of the agencies are to be accessible to appropriate City Staff.
5. External certified audit at end of contract period. .
6. Information will be made available by the ap,ency to the City upon
request. It is recommended that these requirements be agreed to by
the Agencies prior to receiving fundinp" and generally, funding be
allocated quarterly.
7. Prior to receipt of funds the Agency will provide the City with a copy
of its affirmative action plan. Discussion of the proposed adminis-
~rative requirements followed and the City Attorney quoted a new
Florida Law No. 119.01 which states all records shall be open to
examination by citizens and those in charp,e shall not refuse to allow
such examination. Discussion ensued and many of the agencies felt that
they had to take this information back to their boards as they did not
feel they could reveal the confidentiality that had been placed in them
in certain instances. The City Attorney also stated all social agencies
are charged with the proper administration of these funds and public funds
shall not be used for dues or contributions. The City Manager presented
fo~ each of the following aF,encies, a resume of their compliance with
the requi~ements such as furnishine application, certified articles of
inco~poration, etc. and the amounts funded in the 73-74 budget and the
cU~rent allocation in the 74-75 budget.
Clearwater Neighbors represented by Joan Benjamin - $19,130.00.
Opportunities Industrialization Center - Ron Bly - $8,000.00
Relip,ious Community Service - John Lynch - $3,500.00.
Community Pride Nursery F, Kinderp,arten - Johnnie Hae Moore~ Director -
$10,000.00.
UPARC - Mathet-l Stet-lart - $11,500.00 - Requested increase as no contri-
bution from School Board was approved this year.
Family Counselinp, Center - Nola Alberts - $8,000.00.
Child Guidance Clinic .. Ron Meserve - $18,500.00.
District Mental Health Board - Bob Snider - no allocation. Mr. Snider stated
Pinellas County was considering a $400,000 allocation of which $100,000 had
been contributed. He further stated that the wishes of the Board are that the
County contribute 50% of the $400,000 and the Municipalities sot. They would
also like to discuss using Fire Station #3 for their office.
Clearwater Symphony - Leon Poulopoulos - $3,000.00.
Lep,al Aid,Socicty of Clearwater - Emil Marquardt, Jr. - $13,000.00.
Morton Plant Hospital - John Gray, Director of Administration - $45,000.00.
A lonr, discussion ensued in which Mr. Gray stated that Morton Plant was a
voluntary non-profit organization whereas other were private profit making
hospitals.
National Safety Council - Mrs. Edith Gregory - $2,500.00.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
October 7, 1974
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Pinellas County Probation House - nlondell Senior - None.
Pinellas OPP?rtunity Council - $5,000.00
Central Pinellas React Team - Hone.
Big Bros. of Plncllas Co. - Harvey Benitez - $5,000.00.
Florida Gulf Coast Art Center - ~llcn Kaiser, Director - Rev. Paul
Dickson, Pres. - No allocation.
Information & Refnrral Service - nill Vinca - No allocation.
Haven House of Clearwater - Elmer Shafer - $3,000.00.
geaOrama - no request - no allocation.,
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$3,000.00.
PAR DruK Treatment Center - Shir'lcy Colletti & Hur,h F'ornythe
Clearwater for Youth - Dick Martin, Secy. - No allocation.
One additional agency, Cystic Fibrosis, requested a hearine by letter and
they were represented by Mary Lanp,Horth and Jim Kolinburkc. They requested
$18,000.00 to fund a visitinp, nurse program. The City Commission, took the re-
quest under advisement.
The Mayor suggested the allocations should be approved when the agencies
have complied with the administrative requirements and with the rules and regu-
lations of the Sunshine Law and Financial Disclosure Act. Commissioner DeBlake~'
recommended.the Legal Aid Society he allocated only $10,000 and she stated that
Pinellas Oppo~tunity Council & Bip, Bros. do not provide services that are not
beinp, provided elsewhere by someone else. She did not feel any increases were
in order and also recommended no additional funding to new agencies be consider-
ed. She did not consider many of the requests as social a~ency allocation. Com-
missioner Rankin objected to the allocation to Morton Plant Hospital, SPCA, Clear-
water Symphony, etc. Commissioner Williams thought there should be a reduction
of 10% or 15% each year until the City could phase out the prop,ram. He also
stated Health and Welfare should be a County function. Commissioner Williams
moved the staff come back with any additional information on Nov. 'lth, and the
Commission make a firm decision on that date and that no funds be allocated un-
til that time. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion. During the discussion
that followed Commissioner DeBlaker suggested a resolution be sent to Pinellas
County statinF, it is their Obligation to subsidize these agencies who perform
their services county-wide and that in the future we will expect total subs ida-
tion by them. Upon the vote being taken the motion ca~ried unanimously.
The Mavot' left the meeting - Commissioner toJilliams assumed the chair.
ITEM #13 - Application for grant to Department of Community Affairs.
Recommendations that the City Commission authorize a resolution to be prepared
allocating the maximum funds of $18,266.76 and the City ManaRer to file a final
application with the Florida Department of Community Affairs fo~ a p,rant of
$18,266.76. Commissioner Rankin moved that a letter of agreement between the State
of Florida, Department of Cumrnunity Affairs and the City of Clearwater be drawn re-
questing a p,rant in the amount of $18,266~76. Commissioner Carwise seconded the
motion, which carried unanimously.
ITEM #14 - Lease of City land by SeaOrama.
The City Hanap,er recommended that a motion be passed to app:t:'ove a $3,600.00
per year, 2'~-year lease agreement with SeaOrama, Inc., a non-p~ofit organization,
for the purpose of constructing and operatinR a marine-life museum building on
City property at Mandalay Ave. and Coronado Drive, and that appropriate City
officials he authorized to execute said agreement consistent with previous Com-
mission policy in this matter. The Mayor returned at this time and reassumed the
chair. The Mayor objected to the rental fee. Roy Henderson, representative of
the SeaOrama, requested the Commission reconsider to a $l.OO-a-year lease and that
the lease run for the same time as their mortgage amortization. Commissioner
Williams moved that the lease be amended to read $1.00 a year. Commissioner Rankin
seconded the motion which carried unanimously. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to amend
the agreement for lease, paragraph 10, to allow the SeaOrama one year to raise the
necessary funds. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion, which carried unanimOUSly.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved for approval of.the proposed lease as amended and
authori?e the proper City officials to sign and execute same. Commissioner Rankin
seconded the motion, which carried unanimOUSly.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
October 7. 1974
. ITEM N1S - Fee Increases fo~ SiAns, Eloct~icn1, Plumbing and Buildinp,
Permits. rirst reading - O~dinance 1530, SiRna; ri~Bt readinp, - Ordinance
1531, Electrical; Fi~st reading - O~dinance 1532, Plumbinp,; First reading -
Ordinance 1533, Duildinp,.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 1530 for first ~eadinR. Commis-
sioner Williams moved that Ordinance 1530 be read and considered by title
only on the first readinp, by the unanimous consent of the Commisaion. Mo-
tion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. The O~din-
ance was read by title only. Commiooioner Carwisp. moved that Ordinance 1530
be passed on its first readinp,. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin
and carried unanimously. , '
The City Atto~ney presented Ordinance 1531 for first readinp,. Comrilis-
sione~ Rankin moved that Ordinance 1531 be read nnd considered bV title only
on the first readinr. by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. The Ordinance
was road by title ouly. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance 1531 be
passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and
carried unanimouslv.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 1532 for first readinff. Commis-
sioner Rankin moved that Ordinance 1532 be read and considered by title only
on its first readinp, by unanimous consent of the Commission. J10tion was se-
conded by Commissioner DeBlaker and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was
read by title only. Commissioner Rankin moved that Ordinance 01532 be passed
on its fi~st reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker and car-
ried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 1533 for first readinp,. Commissioner
Rankin moved that Ordinance 1533 be read and considered by title only on first
reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner DeB1aker and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title
only. Commissioner De Blaker moved that Ordinance 1533 be passed on its first
reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously.
ITEM 016 - Resolution #7'+-114 and Application for L.E.A.A. Federal Grant
for Police Communications Equipment necessary for Implementing the State Com-
munications Plan.
The recommendation is that the City Commission adopt a resolution to be
forwarded to the U.S. Law Enforcement Agency, which authorizes the Police Chief
to file an application for L.E.A.A. fo~ ad~itional communications equipment to
implement the Florida County and Municipal Law rnforcement Communications Plan.
Commissioner Williams moved that Resolution n7'+-11~ be passed and adopted and
that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Rankin
seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #.17 - Requests for Occupational Licenses:
a. Antique Store, 520 Cleveland St. - J. Vroman.
(Wee Bit O'Heather, Inc.>
The City Manager recommended approval of said license. Commissioner Rankin
moved to approve an Occupational License to Wee Bit O'Heather, Inc. Commissioner
DeBlaker seconded the motion which car~ied unanimously.
b. Used Furniture, 1337 N. HiF,hland Ave. - L. Narum, Jr.
(Buster's Used Furniture)
The City Manager recommended approval of issuing said license. Commissione~
Rankin moved to approve the issuance of an Occupational License to Hr. Leslie
Narum, Jr., trading as Buster's Used Furniture. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded
the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM U18 - Petition Regardinp, Motorcycle Noise - Grovewood Subdivision.
Recommendation that a motion be passed that the petition from residents of
the Grovewood SUbdivision be referred to Pinellas County officials since the area
in whioh the noise is beinR generated is in the County. By consent the petition
was received and referred to Pinellas County officials.
ITEM ;'119 - Bids:
a. 20 Channel Logging Recorde~ - Low bid, Stancil-Hoffman
Company, Hollywood, California: $12,576.85.
The City Manager summarized the bidding on above item and recommended award
as indicated. Commissioner Rankin moved ,upon the recommendation of the City
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Manager that a contract for the above item be awarded to the bidder as indicated
above, which is the lowest and best responsible bid, and that the approp~iate
officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract whioh shall be in
accordance with the plans, specifications and bids. Motion was seconded by. Com-
missioner Carwise ~nd carried unanimously.
b. Parking Lot, Martin Luther Kinr, Recreation Center -
Low bid, Campbell PaVing Company, Clearwater: $26,218.70.
The City Manager summarized the hiddinp, on above item and recommended award
as indicated. Commissioner Rankin moved upon the recommendation of the City
Manager that contract. for the above item be awarded as indicated above, which is
the lowest alternate and best responsible bid, and that the appropriate officials
of the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance
with the plans, specifications and bids. Motion was seconded hy Commissioner
Carwise and carried unanimously.
c. Furniture for Fire Station No. 1 - Lowest bidders for eaoh item.
Items I, A, A, C, 0 & E; II, A 6 B; III, & VIII, A & B to
P.K. Smith, Clearwater: $4,115.80. Items V, A & B; IX, ^ 6 B;
XIII, A & B; XVI and XVII to Carlson's, Clearwater; $2,927.50.
Items IV, A, B & C; VI, A & B; VII; X, A 6 B; XI; XII, A & B;
XIV, A 6 B; XV; XVIII; XIX; XX; XXI; XXII, A, B, C & D; XXIV
and XXV to Contraot Enterprises, Clearwater: $8,298.25.
Item XXIII to Alan's, Clcarwater: $89.50.
Grand Total: $15,431.05.
The City Manager summa~ized the biddinp, on above items and recommended
awards as indicated. Commissioner Rankin moved upon the recommendation of the
City Manager that cont~acts for the above items be awarded to the bidder's in the
amounts indicated above, Which are the lowest and bes~. responsible bids, and that
the appropriate officials of thc City be authorized to execute said contracts
which shall be in accordance with the plans, specifications and bids. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly.
d. Satellite Receive~ Site for Police Department.
The City Manager stated that this item was not ready and was deleted.
ITEM #20 - Reconsideration of 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.)
Recommendation that a motion be passed that Ordinance #1517 amending the
Zoning Atlas of the City of Clearwater be reconsidered and the property known
as the "Ahlgrim Property" which has been acquired by the Skycrest Baptist
Church can be rezoned to Institutional Semi-Public. Commissioner Rankin moved
that the City'Attorney's office be authorized to readvertise Ordinance (11517 so
that it can be reconsidered. Motion was seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker and
carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM "21 - Resolution H74-llS - Support of Wastewater Treatment Funding.
Recommendation to pass the Resolution directing the City Manager to send
it to the Clearwater ConRressional Representatives and individuals runninp, for
Congressional Office. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Rcsolution #74-115 be
passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute
it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #22 - Request from Blackburn Brothers for Reconsideration Regarding
Previous Commission Action (September 16, 1974, Item #18) on Request for Annexa-
tion and Zoning.
In SE~ of Sect. 29-28~l6, in ~ of SW~ of Sect. 28-28-16,
and in N~ of Seot. 32-28-16. - AHEPA. (The Order of AHEPA
Supreme Lodge.)
Recommendation that the City Commission hear the property owners' request
for reconsideration of the annexation and zoning without designated modification.
The City was asked to reconsider the,limitation of twenty acres of commercial
zoning. Mr. William Gilkey, attorney, represented the applicants. Commissioner
.DeBlaker stated the area is without sewer facilities and water is not available,
and it would be unfair to citizens of Clearwater to take on additional annexation
at this time in that area. The City Attorney stated annexation is discretionary
with the City Commission. .Commissioner Rankin moved to deny the request for
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rcconside~ation of the annexation and zoninp,. commissioner Williams seconded
tho motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissionors Rankin, Williams and
Dcnlake~ voted "Aye". Commissioner Carwisc and Mayo~ 1I0up,en voted "No".
Request denied. .
ITEH "23 - Other> };np,inecrine Matters.
Assumption of Sand Key Property by Pinellas County.
The City Manar,er announced the Federal Govcrnmont has concu~red in trans-
fer of Sand Kay Property to the County. Commissioner Rankin moved to accopt
receipt of amendmcnt U12-00076.l'to the Sand Key Project Ap,reement U12-00076 ,
whereby Pinc11as County will assume responsibility to continue to operate and
maintain the Sand Key site for public outdoor recreational use and this amend-
ment he made a part of City Records and the City MAnager make appropriate ac-
knowledgements of receipt of the amendment. Commissioner Rankin moved to
accept the amendment to the Sand Key Project ap,reement. Hotion Has seconded
by Commissioner De Blaker and carried unanimously.
ITEM H211 - Verbal Repo~tG and Other PcndinB Matters.
The City ManaBer stated he received a letter from Pine11as County Adminis-
trator Merrett Stierheim aaking the City to ",aive se\-1er tap fees for the new,
interim jail facility being constructed by the County. Commissioner Williams
moved to approve the request to waive the sewer tap fee for in kind consideration
at some point in time. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion which carried
unanimOUSly.
The City t1ana~er stated the bulkhead report was due on October 7th. Staff
reports the bulkhead line around Clearwater complete except for one area at
Cooper's Point. The Staff needs direction to take appropriate steps to establish
a bulkhead line in that area. Commissioner Williams moved to approve the recom-
mendation of the City Manap,er to complete the bulkhead line around the City and
the City EnBineer be authorized to prepare the necessary drawings. Commissioner
DeBlaker seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
The City Manager reported a surplus of 26 vehicles and recommended sale to
the highest bidders, in the total amount of $7,131.49. Commissioner Rankin moved
that the surplus vehicles be sold to the hiRhest bidders in the amounts indicated
which are the highest and best responsible bids and tllat the appropI'liate officials
of the City be authorized to execute said contracts. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
Authorizinp, Execution of Documents for Sale of City Property for
County Health Building.
(Ref. September 16, 1971+ Commission meeting, Item ~12.)
Block 9, Jones Subd. of nicholson's Addn.
The City Manager requested motion to approve the agreement
the City Manap,er and the County Administrator, whereby the City
County Block 9, of Jones Subdivision of Nicholson's Addition to
missioner Rankin moved to authorize execution of the document.
wise seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
reached between
will sell the
Clearwater. Com-
Commissioner Car-
AuthoI'lizing Execution of an ap,reement between the City and County for Right-
of-Way of Pierce Boulevard Extension.
N. 75 ft. of Lot 1 and Lot 2, Block 5, A.C. Turner's Sub. and Lots l,2 and
3 and South 86 ft. of Lot I~, Block 7, A. C. Turner's, 3rd Addn.
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The City Hanager requested a motion to approve the agreement. Commissioner
Rankin moved to authorize the execution of the document. Commissioner DeB lakeI'
seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEH #25 - Pending Reports from City Attorney.
The City Attorney presented Resolution fl7l~-ll6 relative to an agreement with
the Department of Transportation on traffic sip,nals, and Resolution 674-117 rela-
tive to joint project agreement on traffic operations with the Department of Trans-
portation. Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution U74-l16 be passed and adopted
and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Car~
wise seconded the motion which carried unanimously. Commissioner Rankin moved,that
Reaolution U71~-117 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be
authorized to execute it. CommissioneI'l Carwise seconded the motion which carvied
unanimously.
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October 7, 1971+
ITEM *26 - Pending Reports from Mayor.
The Mayor submitted a sunr.ested list of names for the Charter Study Com-
mittee and requested that nppointments be made on. October 21st. '
The followinp,.appointments were made to various city boards: Commission..
er Williams moved to appoint Wayne D. Gidel to the Housinr. Board of Adjustments
& Appeals to serve in the vacancy created by Herbert M. Blanton's resignation.
The term expires September 11, 1976. Commissioner OeBlaker seconded the motion
which carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams moved to appoint Jim Parker
to tho Pinellas County Board of Consumor Affairs and Appea1s;to fill the vacancy
created by tho resip,nation of Steven C. Doychak. Commissioner De Blaker second-
ed the motion which carried unanimously. Commissioner Williams moved to appoint
Tom Chenoweth to the Civil Service Board to serve in the vacancy created by the
resignation of Clifton Stephens. The term expires June 30, 1977. Motion ,was
se~onded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. Commissioner Carwise
moved to appoint Wiley Harris to the Community Relations Board to fill the vacancy
created by the resip,nation of Marp,aret FinneRan. Term expires in August, 1975.
Motion Was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. There arc
two vacancies on the Clearwater Housing Authority due to expirations of terms of
office. Commissioner Williams moved to reappoint Paul Wade to the Clearwater
Housing Authority. Motion was seconded by Commissioner De Blaker and carried
unanimOUSly. Commissioner DeB1aker moved to appoint Mrs. Jo Anne Burgess to fill
one of the vacancies on the Clearwater Housing Authority. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Rankin. Commissioner De Blaker voted "Aye", Commissioners Williams,
Rankin, Carwise and l1ayor Houp,en voted against. Motion did not carry. Commission-
er Carwise moved to reappoint Auston Watts. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Rankin and carried unanimously.
ITEM #29 - Second Reading - Ordinance #1527 - Annexing and Zoning portion of
Sect. 7-29-16 ( W. Stich); Lots 19 through 22, DelOra Gardens CA. Marzullo);
West 65 ft. of Lot 71 and East l~ ft of Lot 72, Bel-Keene First Addn. (Clearwater
Church of God); and Lot 9, ROllinp, Heip,hts Subd. (D. Henderson.)
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1527 for second reading. Commissioner
Rankin moved that Ordinance #1527 be read and considered on second and final read-
ing by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous consent of the
Commission. fiotion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance
#1527 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted and that the appro"
priate officials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously.
ITEM H30 - Second Readinp, - Ordinance #1528 - Amending Subparagraphs (10) and
(12) of Sect. 4-18 of Code, Relatinp, to Intoxicating Liquors, to Enact New Zone 36
and Repeal Zone 20. Part of Lots 11 and 12, F. E. Hanousek's Sub. - Da Litalia, Inc.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance fl1528 for second reading. Commissioner
Rankin moved that Ordinance #1528 be read and considered on second and final read-
ing by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous consent of the
Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Rankin moved that Ordinance
#15~B be passed on its second and final reading 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.
ITEM #31 - First Reading - Ordinance #1529 Amending Section 25-32 of Code,
Taxicabs, to Increase Certain Portions of Uniform Schedule of Rates.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1~29, for first reading. Commissioner
Rankin moved that Ordinance #1529 be read and considered by title only on the first
reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Com-
missioner Carwise and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only.
Commissioner Rankin moved that Ordinance #1529 be passed on its first reading.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM #32 to 35 were considered in conjunction with Item #15.
ITEM #36 - First Readinp, - Ordinance #1534 - Repealing Section 14-70 of Code
which Prohibits Self-Service Gasoline Filling Stations.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #l531~ for first reading. Commissioner
Rankin moved that Ordinance #1534 be read and considered by title only on the first
reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commis-
sioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly. The Ordinance was read by title only.
Commissioner Williams moved that Ordinance H1534 be passed on its first reading.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously.
, . , ITEM '37 - First ReadinR - Ordinace #1535 - Adoptin~ the Budget and Fixing
the Rate of Taxation for Fiscal Year Beginning October 1, 1974.
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The City Attorney presented O~dinance #1535 fo~ first reading. Commis-
sioner Rankin 'moved that Ordinance #1535 be read and considercd by title only
on the first 'reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was
seconded hv Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was
read by ti~le only. Commissioner Rankin moved that Ordinance #153& be posBed
on its firat readinp,. 'Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried
unnnimously.
ITEM fl3B - First Readinp, Ordinance #1536 - Adopting Capital Improvement
Program Report and Budget for Fiscal Year Bcr.innin~ October 1, 197'1, and Approv-
ing Six-Year Prop,ram.
The City Attorney p~esented Ordinance #1536 for first readinp,. Commissioner
Rankin moved that Ordinance #1536 be read and considered bv title only on the first
~endinp' by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Com-
missioner Carwise and carried unanimously. The Ordinance WaG read by title only.
Commissioner CarHise moved that Ordinance #1536 be passed on its first readinR.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Ran~in. Upon the vote beinp, taken Commission-
er Rankin and Carwise and Hayor Houp;en voted "Aye", Commissioners Williams and
DeDlaker voted "HO". Notion carried. Commissioner DeBlakor ntated she wanted the
record to show that she voted no because she was opposed to the section on Housing
and Redevelopment which she believes to be a violation of Section as of the City
Charter.
ITCM (,139 - Resolution 11711~llB - ProtcstinR Hater Ratea, Pinel1as County.
The City Attorney presented Resolution "7l~-11B concerninp, the City's ap,ree-
ment dated March 29, 1954 with Pinellas County for the sale of water for a per-
iod of 30 years in which the City ap,reed to pay for four million gallons of water
per day. The resolution stated the City's consultants considered the June 1, 1971~
rate increase to O.1152~ per thousand ~allong, excessive and unfair, and authoriz-
ed the City t1anar.er to confer with Pinellas County to seck a lower and equitable
rate and authorizinr, the Legal Department to file suit if necessary. Commissioner
Rankin moved that Resolution (,17'1-118 be paosed and adopted and that the appropri-
ate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Carwisc seconded the mo-
tion and carried unanimously.
ITEMS #40 and 41 - See Item #7.
,I'l'EM 1142 - Resolution #7J~-119 - Payments to Briley, Hild S Associates -
Utility Revenue Certificates, Series of 1972.
The City Manap,er presented Resolution #74-119 whereby payments to Briley,
Wild & Associates, Consultin~ Engineers, retained by the City for services, shall
be paid. Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution #711-119 be passed and adopted
and that the appropriate official be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Car-
wise seconded and carried un~nimouslv.
ITEM #l~3 - Authorizing Execution of Agreement - Clear\-later Country Club
Well Permit.
The City Atto~ney requested authorization for proper officials to execute
the Agreement between the City of Clearwater and the Clearwater Country Club
for a new well \lhich they will drill and will eventually revert to the City,
provided the water is potable. Commissioner Rankin moved that the agreement be
approved and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner
DeBlaker seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken Commissioners Williams,
DeBlaker, Rankin and Mayor Hougen voted "Aye", Commissioner Carwise voted "Noll.
The motion carried.
ITEM f)l~l~ - Acceptance of Deeds and Easements.
The City Attorney presented the following instruments:
Warranty Deed from U.S. Home of Florida, Inc., for right-of-way
for Countryside Blvd. in Sect. 20-28-16.
Warranty Deed from U.S. Home of Florida, Inc., for rip,ht-of-way
for Winding Wood Drive in Sect. 29-28-16.
Warranty Deed from U.S. Home of Florida, Inc., for riRht-of-way
for Laurelwood Drive in Sect. 3l-2B-16.
Easement for utilities and water well sites, from U.S. Home of
Florida, Inc., in Sections 30 G 31-28-16.
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Easement fo~ sanitary sewers f~om Republic Mortp'age Investors,
in Sect. 20-29-16. '
Easemont for drainage from Hardee Payne, in Lot 1, Block C,
rinehrook IHp,hland s.
Commissioner Rankin movcd that the above instruments be accepted and
that thc City Clork be directed to record same in the Public Records of
Pinellas County, Florida. Motion was Geconded by Commissioner Carwiae and
carried unanimoualy.
ITEM ffl~S - Lot Mowing Resolution fJ74-120. Public Henrin,,; to be held
October 21st, 1:30 p.m.
The City Attorney prcscnted Lot Mowing Resolution 074-120. Commissioner
Williams moved that Resolution f/71~-120 be paaserl and adopted and the the
appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously.
Commissioner Rankin reported at the meetinF, October 11th of the Tampa
Bay Regional Planning Council, Hr. Scott Burdine, representing the Environ-
mental Protection Ap,ency, stated that the cost of tertiary treatment in rela-
tion to the results received'did not justify the cost.
Commissioner Williams reported receipt of a letter of complaint from
Mr. Richard N. Naylor, Chairman of the Palmetto Advisory Committee, on the
lack of school crossing ~uard5 in that area. A report was requested from
the Police Department on the location of all school crossings to establish ,
the necessary guideline and implement a plan for the future. Hajor McClamma,
Police Departmcnt,stated that walk liF,hts have been installed at some inter-
sections in the area.
The City Manap,er stated the International City Management Association will
be meeting in Dallas, Texas,October 11+, lS and 16, and he will be away from the
City. He recommended that l'fr. Weimer be in charge.
There being no further business, the meetinF, was adjourned at 9:00 p.m.
The City Commission then met as Trustees of the Pension Fund with the Mayor
calling the meeting to order. ,The City Manager presented the recommendations of
the Advisory Committee of the Employees. Pension Fund as follows: Recommended
for acceptance - Dennis Herring, Wayman J. Pearson, William Vierheller and David
H. Main, Utility Department; Benjamin T. Sturp,is, Richard 11. Zeller and Michael
T. Murphy, Police Department; Ozell Chisholm, Jr., Parks and Recreation Depart-
ment; Bonnie Jean King, Library Department; Louis l(ovach, Central Services De-
partment; Catherine Nail, Planninp, Department; and Michael Bushey, Fire Depart-,
mente Commissioner Rankin moved that the recommendations of the Advisory Com-
mittee be accepted. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion which carried
unanimOUSly.
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CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING
OCTOBER 7, 19711
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1. Invocation
2. Introductions
3. MinuteD of Preccdinp, Meetin8B -,Sept. 16 & 26, 1974
Public Hcarinp;B
I~. Lot Mowinp, Resolution 11711-111
5. Contd. - Official Thorounhfare Plan, City of Clearwater
6. Contd. - Amendments to City Zoninr, Laws, Appendix A, Clearwater City Code
7. Violations of Minimum Houl3inp, Code:
a. 1335 S. Greenwood (Castine)
b. 813 Lakeview (Thomas)
8. Zoning Amendment - Lots 1, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, & 21 to 32 incl.,
81 C, Greenwood Park Subd., from Rt-f12 & RM511A to RPD (Clearwater Housinf,
Authority, et al)
9. Request for Annexation and Determination & Entablishment of Zoninp, & Fire
District Classification - Lot 16 Knir,hts Acres, RSBO (Fish)
Reports from Citv HaJla~er
10. Requests for Annexation:
a. ,Lot 25, Bl B, VirF,inia Groves Terr., 5th Addn., RS50 (McMullen)
b. Lot 20, 81 D, Eastwood Terr., 2nd Addn., RS75 (Lister)
c. Acreage Tract, .Sec. 5-29-l6,'RS75 (Devani)
d. Acreage Tract, Sec. 3-29-15,' P (School Bd. Pinellas) ,
11. Appeal - NateI' Rate Adjustment, Clinton B. Conway, Prospect Towers
12. Funding of Social A~encies
13. Grant Application - Dept. of Community Affairs
14. Lease of City Land for SeaOrama
15. Fee Increases - Sip,ns, Electrical, Plumbinr, & Building Permits
16. Resolution - Application, LEAA Federal Orant for Police Communications
Equipm'ent
17. Requests for Occupational Licenses:
a. 520 Cleveland Street (Vroman)
b.' 1331 N. Hir,hland Avenue (Harum)
18. Accept Noise Petition - Grove~lOod Subd.
19. Bids:
a. 20 Channel Logp,inp, Recorder
b. Parking Lot - Hartin Luther King Recr. Center
c. Furniture for Fire Station #1
d. Satellite Receiver Site for Police Department
20. Reconsideration of Ord. #1517 - Amendinp, Zoninp, Atlas
21. Resolution - Waste Water Treatment Funding
22. Request from Blackburn Bros. re Commission's Previous Action in
Annexation & Zoninp, (Ahepa Property)
23. Other Enp,ineerinp, Matters
21+. Verbal Reports and Other pendinr, Matters
25. PendinR Reports from City Attorney
26. Pendinf, Reports from Mayor
27. Other Commission Action.
28. Citizens to be Heard
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Reports from City Attornev
2nd Rdfl. -Ord. Hl527 - Annexing & Zoning Portion Sec. 7-29-16;
Lots 19 thru 22, Del Oro Gdns.; H 65' of Lot 71 & E 15' of Lot 72,
Bel-Keene, 1st Addn.; Lot 9, Rollinr.; Hgts. Subd.
2nd Rdf,. - Ord. #1528 - Amending Subpara. (10) & (12) Sec. 1~-18 of
Code, Intoxicating Liquors to Enact Zone 36
1st Rdr,'. -Ord #1529 - Amending Sec. 25-32 of Code - Taxicabs, Increase
Certain Portions of Uniform Schedule of Rates
1st Rdg. -Ord. #1530 - Amending Sec. 18-6 of Code, SiGns, Establish fees
for All Sign Erections
1st Rdg. -Ord. #153l - Amendinr. Sec. 7-38, 7-117 c: 7-1~!} of Code pertaining
to Electricity-Establish Hew Schp.dule of Fees for Examinations for Certifi-
cates; Amending Sec. 7-GI~ & 7-65 of Code pertainin~ to Rlectricity-F.stab-
lish New Schedule of Initial Fees for Inspection I:: Permits
1st Rdg. - Ord. #1532 - Amendinr, Sec. 7-88 of Code pertaining to Plumbing-
Establish Hew Schedule of Plumbing Permit Fees & Hew Schedule of Fees for
Application for Examination for Certificate of Competency
1st Rdg. -Ord. #1533 - AmendinR Sec. 7-5 of Code pertaining to Buildings-
Establish New Schedule of Fees for Permits for all nldg. Structures of
Alterations, Mobile Homes, Fees for all Fence Erections
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lat Rdr,. -Ord. 01536 ^doptin~ Capital 'ImproVemp.nt
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Resolution t1inimum Itouainr,' Violation, B13 'Lnkeview' (Thoman) .
Rosolution' Minimum llousinp, ViOlation, 1335 S. Gl"eenwood (Coatine) ". ,
Rosolution ,- Payments to Briley, Wild - Utile Revenue Cert." Series of 1972,
Autho1"izinp, Execution of Ar,1"eement Clearwater Country Club Well-Permit
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