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11/04/1974 , -, '. , ',~~~'f'fl~~.4'J.:~'l'\~Y""~";'!'~iOA.:::P":;'9'i:");~~~tl~!,..:rt-tNfr...~\~~.*,~.\>lfi_tr'~"Jo.i~~~j~~'!i-q~~' ".~~(!l~~'~, ;;~t .~.~\.~:\:'~~. :~'+~~;il~.~.) :".. ~\. "' ,,:_.:', '1 .i.i. .';.r" ~t,' <>~{?}:~~~>:I:..~.~~I, >;, . <", ::'.':..~~~:':: ~~::~,...,I'.J:.<..i.~:I:~~~'~"..I' ~f~~~": ::~;.' . .I~'\r 'i-:~' ,or' ...rl.,,' / . ~~ ~ ~~ ~ . i~t}~~ ~~I.;~~~~~t.tlit~;i1~~~k~~w~~~ffitit~;~l1~:::i~~~~~i~il~~~~\.\ttl~~~ ~ ~ ---------...... .M~ " . . CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 4, 19711 The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at the City Hall, Monday, November 4,19711, at. 1:30 P.M., with the following members prosent: H. Everett Hougen Donald S. Williams Joseph Carwiae Karleen F. DeDlaker John F. Rankin Mayor-Commissioner C6rnrnisBioner Conunisaioner Commissioner Commissioner Also present were: . Picot B. Floyd Herbert M. Brown Max Battle Frank Daniela City Manager City Attorney City Engineer Police Chief The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by .the Reverend Walton Moffitt, Paster of the Chapel By The Sea. Commissioner Carwise moved that the minutes of the regular meeting of October 21, 1974, be approved as recorded and as submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin. and carried unanimously. ITEM #4 - A Public Hearing on Lot MowinB Resolution #74-129. The City Attorney explained the purpose of this public hearing and requested the City Inspector to report on the status of lot Clearing actions. The City Inspector reported that the lots remaining to be cleared constituted a menace to public health, safety and welfare. There were no objections. Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution #74-129 passed on October 21, 1974, 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 clearing, 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 by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM #5 ~ A Public Hearing on Amendments to Comprehensive Plan. The Planning Director explained this was the annual review and update to the Comprehensive Plan which was adopted in May of 1972. The low density classi- fication was modified in April, 1973, to B units per acre and the N. Osceola Plan was incorporated in November, 1973. The changes at this time include recog- nition of special uses and annexations, standardized identification, and inclusion of changes in Inner City and New North planning studies. By incorporating some 200 changes, the City plan will conform with the County Plan and reduce the ultimate popUlation by 13,000. Commissioner DeBlaker questioned high density zoning for the east side of Sand Key and the Seville area on U.S. 19. These areas had to be rezoned because of density changes which have been recommended; low density up to B units per . acre, medium density up to 16, and high density up to 30. These areas were originally in the 20 to 24 range medium density. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to amend proposed zon1ng of County property at the N.H. corner of CRll02 and Haines Road, and S.W. corner of SR 590 and Haines Road, by changing these two areas to symbols instead of specifics on the Comprehensive Plan. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion which carried' unanimously. Commissioner Williams. moved that, having held a Public Hearing, the amend- ments to the Comprehensive Plan as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director be approved as amended. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion which carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #6 - A Public Hearing on Violation of Minimum Housing Code - 15B9 Tilley Street. 'Resolution #74-130. Lots 26, 27 & 2B, Block U, Belmont Subd., Second Addition. - Estate of J. Eldridge, deceased. No correspondence of appeal has been received and the Attorney in Fact, Jack Kennedy, was not present to represent the estate. The Housing Inspector reported many complaints received from abutting property owners. The building has been vandalized and is below minimum housing standards, with major violations as to construction and electrical wiring. The Housing Inspector recommended demolition and photos were received as evidence. " ". , <., , , . .'. ~ ,I. ~ ~, , .' ',1 . -; " \ . ~. ..,' >. .~' : . 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Lot 23J LeGs'the North 4 feet thereof; and North Half of Lot 24J Less the North 4 feet thereof, Palm Park Addition. - E. S A. SingletarYJ heirs of I. Singletary, deceased. No correspondence of appeal has been received and the owners orrepresent-' ative were not present. The Housing Inspector reported the vacant property structurally unsafe. Pictures were entered as evidence. The heirs agreed to demolition. Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution #74-131 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM #8 - A Public Hearing on Zoning Amendments: a. Lots 10 to 16 incl., South 5 ft. of Lot 17 S all of Lot 18, Palm Bluff Subd., from RM-54 (multi-family) to RM-12 (duplex-apartment). - D. Bleakley. (city application.) (Contd. from Oct. 21.> and Lots 5 to B incl., Palm Bluff Subd., froom RM-54 (multi-f~nily) to RS-SO (single family). Walker, et al. (City application.) (Contd. from Oct. 21.) The City Manager presented the recommendation of the:;Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director to deny the City request for RM-12 (duplex- apartment) zoning as advertised and, in lieu thereof, rezone to RM-34 (multi- . family) with covenant to restrict to RM-16 density and standards. SUbject property is in 1itiaation and Commissioner DeBlaker moved to continue to January 6, 1975. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin. Discussion followed. Attorney Edmund Whitson, Jr., representing the owner Bleakley, stated that he was agreeable to a continuance because the Board of Directors of the Clearwater Yacht Club was meeting this evening to discuss the rezoning and to reconsider their purchase. He hoped it would present an opportunity for a compromise between the City and the Clearwater Yacht Club. He stated Mr. Bleakley had indicated he would agree to drop the suit if the City will allow a higher density zoning in the ev.erit that the Clearwater Yacht Club is unable to get the necessary permits and appli- cations approved, which will enable them to resell the property and recoup their cost. It will possiblY'r'take at least a year for approval of the marina appli- cation. He suggested a two week continuance. Attorney Jody Wolfe, representing the Clearwater Yacht Club, spoke about the plans for aO-90.slips, tennis courtsJ a pool, and a membership roster of 700 to lJOOO. He felt the Clearwater Yacht Club would not agree to the backup zoning of 16 units even though they prefer this area for building a marina. Commissioner Williams moved to amend the motion to continue to January 6J 1975, or until the suit is dismissed. Commissioner DeBlaker accepted the amend- ment to her motion. Commissioners Williams and DeBlaker voted yes; Mayor Hougen and Commissioners Rankin and Carwise voted no. Motion did not carry. Commissioner Rankin moved to continue the Public Hearing until November 18, 197~, 1:30 P.M. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise. Commissioner Williams moved to amend by inclUding a written documentation from the applicant for dismissal of the law suit if the Clearwater Yacht Club accepts the zoning. Amendment was accepted by Commissioner Rankin. The motion carried unanimOUSly. b. Lot 33, Palm Bluff Sub., from RM-54A (multi-family) to RS-50 (single family). - R. HallJ D. Panoutsakos. (City application.) (Contd. from October 21.) Mr. Panoutsakos was not present. No objections were voiced and no corre- spondence was received. Commissioner Rankin spoke in support of zoning the property RM-l2 to conform to the area. Commissioner Williams moved to rezone the property to RM-12 (duplex- apartment) and that the City Atto~ney be instructed to include this in an amend- ment to the Zoning Ordinance to be brought back to this Commission for approval . as soon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise. The Planning !\.\ Director stated it was a reasonable compromise. Upon the vote being taken, ., \\' " m!?tion carried unanimously., . "\ . . . '. , . ~~~~~.;:;);:;;,'i,".~;~';:'~~":":'~:' /~;.')' ", '::,.:, .... ..,' , . ~i,tif">~ilJi.:""'(""'1: ""'...: " )1.~"~':r,-t:()~:1.,J.t,~1 ~ I, :~:~ 1":.(.' :- ~:"" ',\ 1...'.... . '~~....~ 1 "'~"'~ t.,:.r.t''if l~~~ .-.... .,' L . . ,'. ," . . ?..l ~.to~~ \~~..t...:).L~,'''.,t::,.{~~~~.Lo .~:;" \ '\"' .- ':. 1- . ,...(. ~ ~.V:~'.11,,~f.I"~:.(c",~:~,':r.>."t'~'. ",'r',. ,l T _ .HI.'Q"I':'>'J.;~'''''"'\:l'''W'''( '.'.. ,., ' " ,; ,~~..,;,,:?,~. tt' ....j.,)" . 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"';.~:~:'J'~ :Y;~.'< "Ie +~.t~' ...:<~.::'.: '.:, ~:~ ",..,~ <~~~~~/"':..:~. :"~"'~' ~~:~~',. ~; /~ ";'>~\ \l.~~~'!/ ~..>:>.'~~~~:<~..:' ,~~,,:>,:>'f1'~,,:~; 11{; ~"r ~f.l't.:;))'i";/.'~i/i 't\i.. .j:",":,:" ;fi~"!iW;;~;!~<.:';~"f ,!,:t lir'X~;J c';'(..:" ..;t,I,,~~:~>;\:.j., " ~\ ",),,~,'~.b.., ,,:,;f";;~ ~ ,:;.; ., .......,...~i1--*~~ , -3- CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 4, 1974 c. Lot 6 and Southerly 15 ft. M.O.L. of Lot 5, Block A, J. J.' Eldridge's Subd., from RM- 5llA (multi-family) to RM-12. (duplex-apartment) - D. Waddell. (City application) (Contd. from October 21.) Norman Bie, Jr., representinB Mr. Waddell, the owner of the property only, but no developers, stated the property was purchased by Mr. Waddell contingent on the RM-54A zoning and requested the present zoning be allowed to stand. He displayed a proposal to show the possibilities of the area and the directions to be taken if the entire area were to be torn down and rebuilt. With a more liberal density zoning, there would be more open space. There are many rooming houses in the area now and, as a result, more people in the area. Commissioner Williams stated the area~ according to the Comprehensive Plan, is zoned for medium density. Mr. Frederick Sayre. 30lt Spring Court. spoke in favor of RM-12 zoning and Hr. Frank Krarne, 317 Eldridge Street. mentioned traffic congestion and inadequate sewer facilities in support of the lower density zoning. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to rezone Lot 6 and Southerly 15 ft. M.O.L. of Lot 5, Block A. J. J. Eldridge's Subd., from RM-54A (multi-family) to RM-12 (duplex-apartment) and that the City Attorney be instructed to include thi, in an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to be brought back to this Commission as soon as possible. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion which carried unani- mously. ilfor approval . d. Mea 10, 11 e 12, Section 9-29-15. Begin at Northwest corner of N. Osceola Ave. and Eldridge St.. run Northeasterly along West line of N. Osceola Ave. 211 ft., Northwesterly 301 ft., Southwesterly along Clearwater Bay to North line of EldridBc St., East to P.O.B., Section 9-29-15, to be changed from CTF (commercial tourist) to RM-12 (duplex-apartment). - H. Meyer, et al. (City Application) (Contd. from Oct. 21.) No one was present to speak for or against rezoning and no correspondence was received. The Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director recom- mended rezoning to RM-16 instead of RM-12. Commissioner Wi1limas moved to rezone the above property to RM-16 (medium density multi-family) and that the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to be brought back to this Commission for approval as soon as possible. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM 09 - Funding to Social and Service Agencies. It is recommended that $136,350 be allocated to the social action agencies conditional upon the agencies meeting the administrative requirements. Commission direction at the October 7th meeting included instruction to fund no new agencies, to fund at a lower level; to phase out funding in a few years. The fOllowing is proposed: For 1974/75 - 90% of the 1973/74 level; 1975/76 to be 75\ of the 1974/75 level; and 1976/77 to be 50% of the 1975/76 level, and 1977/78 no funding. James Baxter, representing the Legal Aid Society of Clearwater, spoke in objection to the cut in funds, but thanked the Commission for their allocation. He said they will need an alternative source of income and have applied to the County. He asked for deferment to next year on reduction for all agencies and to hold funding at the current level. The City Manager stated that Commissioner Carwise had requested a definite approach to be more selective in the agencies to be funded in the future and that possibly some agencies remain at the same funding or be increased. The City Manager suggested the Commission make the recommendation to the Staff. Commissioner Williams spoke of contracts with the SPCA, Clearwater Neighbors Counseling Service and Morton Plant Hospital, to provide services as opposed to direct grants. He also said several agencies had reported it was difficult to get contributions after the City turned them down. The agencies have been separated into two categories; social, and service agencies. The City does not have contracts with any agencies, but the recommen- dation is to develop a specific service performance contract. Commissioner Rankin felt that since the State of Florida has granted U~jP.A.R.C. considerably more this year, they should be taken off the liot. 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Motion carried Rankin. the Clearwater Symphony receive no funds requirements. Motion was seconded by with one dissenting vote, Commissioner Joan Benjamin, representing Clearwater Neighbors, stated they are totally dependent on the City's allocation. They would like to have non-federal ' revenue sharine funds, such as in-kind services, to put up to qualify for other grants. They have requested funding from the County, and they are asking for the City's help in procuring other funds. The City Manager stated the City will assist the agencies in their efforts to acquire funds from other sources. Mary Ann Doherty, 306 N. Lincoln Avenue', representing all agencies, suggested funding for 'six months at last year's level and that an advisory board be set up to advise the Commission. Commi~sioner Rankin moved that funding be made for the first six months at the 1973/74 level and that funding be reconsidered after six months. Motion waG seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Resolution H74-132 be sent to Pincllas County Commission reminding them they collect taxes from all the citizens of Pinellas County and it is their duty to subsidize the social action agencies performing services county wide, setting forth. a list of this year's agencies being funded by the City of Clearwater which we feel the County should be funding and asserting that we expect them to take over any necessary supplemental funding needed next year by these agencies, and to the School Board to subsidize the U.P.A.R.C. program. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #10 - Recreation Shelter at Condon Gardens. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to authorize expenditure of the $1,000 bequest of John K. I~dad to build a recreation shelter at Condon Gardens with construc- tion work to be done by the U.S. Naval Traininc Center as a training exercise. Motion was seconded by commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. . ITEM #11 - Waiver of Sewer Tap Fees - Pine lIas County Motor Pool. Commissioner Rankin moved to approve the request for waiver of $1,050 sewer tap fee for the Pinellas County Motor Pool Complex (N. of Drew St. on U.S. 19). Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM #12 - Implementation of Common Emergency Telephone No. 911. Commissioner Carwise moved that Assistant City Manager M. Paroby and Civil Defense Director J. Edsall, be authorized to participate in discussion with County and State officials toward establiShing a control agency for implement- ing the common emergency telephone number 911 in the City of Clearwater. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #13 - Del Oro Park Site Plan. (SE~ of S~, Sect. 9-29-16) Commissioner Rankin moved to approve the Del Oro Park Site Plan developed by the Parks and Recreation Department, and that the City Manager be authorized to obtain bids on those aspects of the project that cannot he done by City forces~ and that the City Manager be authorized to expend up to $80,000 on this project. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #14 - Requests for Occupational Licenses: a. 1178 Woodlawn Street - Antique Store. H. & N. Maisel, trading as "Nancy's Treasureslt. Commissioner Rankin moved that an occupational license be granted to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maisel, of 1355 Friend Avenue, Clearwater~ to engage in an antique business at 1178 Woodlawn Street~ trading as IINancy's Treasures.1t Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. b. Bellas Hess Department Store, 512 U.S. 19 So. - Key City Shows. Commissioner Carwiae moved to approve occupational license requested by Mr. Rick Kirkland of Key City Shows, Lutz, Florida, to conduct carnival rides at the Bellas Hess parking lot during the first week in December, with emphasis on daily cleanups and special police on duty. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. ITEM *15 - Requests for Beverage Zoning. a. 2530 Sunset Point Rd. - pt of Lot ~2tBlackburn'B ~pb~~ G. & D. Clark. The City Manager outlined the request, and read the recommendation for approval. Mr. Thomas Freeman, attorney for Farm Stores, Inc., spoke in their behalf. Purchase of the property is subject to approval of request for beer and wine sales for off-premise consumption. The Mayor stated the proximity of a . . liquor store in the area is not unusual. .. 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'l.,~~{;,..';' ~ .7~.1' c~ ',~ .q~','~"'~:~~t ;.. .~(.(r';;;(l~~ -5- CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 4, 1974 Commissioner Williams moved to approve the request for beverage zoning . .to sell beer and wine for off-premise consumption and that the City Attorney be instructed to prepare an ordinance to be brought back to the Commission for approval as soon as possible. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. b. SW corner SR 690 & Mission Dlvd. - NE~, Scct. 8-29-16, Shop Kwik Stores, Inc. The City Manager requested that Item l5b be removed as problems relating to traffic and access to buildings had surfaced and had to be researched. Commissioner Williams moved to withdraw Item l5b from the a~enda at this time. Motion was seconded by Commis DioneI' Rankin and carriod unanJ,JnOUs ly. ITEM #16 - Request for Annexation ~ Lot 31, Dlock A, Eastwood Terrace, 3rd Addition. - J. Wright. CommisDioner Rankin moved that the request for annexation by John R. Wright, as outlined by the City Manager be accepted and referred to the proper City. departments for appropriate action and public hearing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM tIl7 - Bids: a. Hospital Pumping Statioll & Force Main, Bayfront Intercepter Sewer & Bayfront Water Supply Main Project. - Low bid, Scarborough Constructors, Inc., P.O. Box 4399, Clearwater: $284,615.50. The City Manager summarized the bidding 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 to Scarborough Constructors, Inc., Clearwater, in the amount of $284,615.50, which is the lowest and best responsible bid, and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans, specifications and bids. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly. . b. Left Turn Storage Lane - Sunset Point & Old Coachman Rds. - Low bid, Mid County Construction, Inc., Safety Harbor: $16,465.50. The City Manager summarized the bidding on above item and recommended award as indicated. . Commissioner Carwise moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that contract for the above item be awarded to Mid County Construction, Inc., Safety Harbor, in the amount of $16,465.50; which is the lowest and best responsible bid, and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans, specifi- cations and bids. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. c. Widening - Sunset Point Road at Highland Ave. The City Manager stated bids had to be rejected and readvertised due to revision of plans as a field problem developed which changed the scope of the project. d. 12,800 ft. Cast Iron Water Pipe - Low Bid, U.S. Pipe & Foundry, Birmingham, Alabama: $45,696.00. The City Manager summarized the bidding for cast iron water pipe and recommended award as indicated. Commissioner Rankin moved upon the recommenda- tion of the City Manager that contract for the above item be awarded to U. S. Pipe & Foundry, Birmingham, Alabama, in the amount of $45,696.00, which is the lowest and best responsible bid, and that the appropriate officials of the City be.authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with the plans, specifications and bids. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. e. 360 Stadium Chairs for Jack Russell Stadium (4th year of 5 year plan to replace chairs) - Sole source, Miracle Equipment Company, Fern Park, Fla.: $5,400.00. The City Manager summarized the bidding on above items and recommended award as indicated. Commissioner Rankin moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that contract for 360 stadium chairs be awarded to Miracle Equip- ment Company, Fern Park, Florida, in the amount of $5,400.00, which is the sole source 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 by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. . / .. . ,'. ' .., ' ..' I It . ~ . . ...,.,;:'.... .';:.,:':,;i[;~ ~:~: ~, . r. . I. I, ~ ""'" ,1*>--1 ...'. . . ..' ....~.... :--:,.OUO..,..f ..._".......:*"1"'..,... ~ftI'.....,.......:-r~."~ ..,.....,..~~t.~:.f. .',"Y !,. , '. I , !,' ./.< ~A'.\: ,:,,'\i~: I.J~ ;, \\".'. .\l. ,';: < <{,~"::i:1 ~~I ~. .:::.~. \.: -B- CITY COMMISSION MEETING November ~, 197~ Demolition of Structure~ 1501 & 1503 Railroad Ave. Lot 1, Block A, First Additon to Norwood Subd. Sarah St. Clai%". Demolition of Structure, 910 Pennsylvania Ave. Lots land 2, Dlock 2, Pine Crest Subd. - Samuel St. 'Clair. The City Attorney stated Items 17f and l7~ were under litigation and although the City was awarded the verdict to d:Lsmiss the suit the owners have time to appeal. Co~niBsioner Rankin moved to postpone action until the next reuular meetinG, November lDth, at 1:30 P.M. Motion waG seconded by Commissione~ Carwise and carriod unanimously. f. g. ITEM fl18 - ChanBe Orders: a. ChanBc Order fll~, Annual Sidewalk Con'tract, Campbell Paving Company, P.O. Box 5005, Clearwater: $100,000.00. 'rhe City I.:neirieer sta ted the contractor has agreed to extend the current contract (August 14, 1972) at no increase in unit prices. In reply to Commissioner Rankin's question, Mr. Paroby said there is a Sidewalk Committee and priority is given to sidewalks for school children which are recommended by school principals. All suegestions and r~commendations are considered by tho cOlrunittee regarding the elderly, traffic intersections, and areas of traffic hazards. Commissioner Rankin moved to approve Change Order 04 adding $1001000.00 to the contract with Campbell Pavine Company, making the contract total ~247,7l1.S0 and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner earwiae and carried unanimously. b. Change Order 03 - Street Resurfacing Contract, W. L. Cobb Construction Company, St. Petersburg: $280,000.00. The City Manager presented Change Order #3 to the contract with W. L. Cobb Construction Company, St. Petersburg, to extend contract time to September 30, 1975, incI"easing it in the',amount of $280,000.00 at no increase in unit pI"ice, for a total contract amount of $617,775.00. Commissioner Williams moved that Change Order #3 to the contract with W. L. Cobb Construction Company, St. Peters- burg, as outlined by the City Manager be approved and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion. was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM #20 - Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters. The City Manager stated that LtAA funds are budgeted as a contingency instead of in the Police Department Budget because it is a speculative item depending on grant approval. Handling in this way allows funds to be used for another purpose if the grant is not approved. , The City Manager stated a petition requesting a rehearing to establish a seawall south of City Hall has been removed from this agenda but will be presented at a later date. ITEM 621 - Pending Reports from City Attorney. The City Attorney presented Resolution #74-134 authorizing participation by the City of Clearwater with other municipalities within Pinellas County for the purpose of determining the portion of Pinellas County revenues attributable to each municipality and the position of Pinel1as County expenditures benefiting each municipality. Commissioner Carwise moved to approve Resolution #1~-l34 and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimOUSly. The City Attorney asked for. authorization to release property and substitute other property as security for the Turner mortgage (Lot 1, 2 and 3, Block 7, A. C. Turner's Subdivision No.3) as we are deeding the Turner p~operty on Rogers Street to the County for right-of-way. Commissioner Carwise moved to authorize the release of the Rogers Street property and to substitute property on south side of Lakeview Rd. near the Plumb School (M&B 3 in the SW% of NE~, Sect. 2~-29- 15) as security under the mortgage agreement and the proper City officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was secondea by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #22 - Pending Reports from Mayor. The Mayor recommended the appointment to the Library Board, of Mrs. Donald W. Hendry, 1415 Maple Street, to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Mrs. Ruth Johnson. Commissioner Williams moved to accept the recommendation. :i:;,~~:i,:X;;.' I ..' "" ,M~.tion was. se~onded by Commissioner, Rankin and cat'ried unanimously. iJ~'" .... ., ,..", , . ~i~~j.~~;i\i;~?::~:.;;,.;";"':>~""" t: ,'..',.' . ~~~"f,h'l;"l".J II I '\. ~ ,\", . ..' , , PO):':--,,-, ~l;'~"~{. .... {I'I'" of- ,I"',., " j ~ . ";"W~lS ~~1:~~1.' .\~"~1-'r:J ~ 't~,,4 ~~. ,',.."' '. '1 I , I ~i . 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Ccmmissioncr Williams moved to accept the recommendation. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. ' The Mayor reported on a proposal from the Phil1ies (Philadelphia National Baseball League) to construct a olubhouse estimated to cost $55,000, at Jack . RUBse1l Stadium at their expense if the City will agree to the following': (a) Grant approval to build on present site and according to proposed specifications; (b) Give Phillies $1,000 rebate per year on gate receipts at the Jack Russell Stadium for the next 10 years; (0) Remove existing wall parallel to ri.ght field wall and reconstruct after clubhousc is complete; Cd) City to ag~ce to utility and maintenance aereemcnt similar to one at Carpenter Complex; (e) Give Phillies cxclusive use of clubhousc; and ef) Extend the current lease for one or more years to terminate in 1977 as does lease in Carpenter Complex. The City Staff' recommended: ell) If exclusive use by Phillios is necessary, City should be excluded from repayment in the form of utilities and maintenance costs and the lease be negotiated for a fair market value of the use of the land; (b) City should propose the Phillies have 'exclusive use while they are in Clearwater; (c) Wall should remain as is; and Cd) Extend lease as requested, but renegotiate percentage of gate receipts. The Phillies would like to start construction immediately 80 as to be ready for Spring training games. Commissioner DeDlaker suggested the Staff look into the proposal. The Director of Parks and Recreation stated that money has been budgeted for cxpansion of present facilities and he recommended approval of the Phillies proposal. The Mayor suggested a meeting with the Phillies:to discuss the matter. ITEM #23 - Other Commission Action. Commissioner Carwise proposed a review of the City Manager's salary. Mayor Hougen stated the City Manager had completed a year of satisfactory service and was due consideration for his accomplishments and ability. Commissioner Carwise moved to approve a $2,500 per annum increase. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners DeBlaker, Rankin and Carwise and Mayor Hougen voted aye. Commissioner Williams voted no. Motion carried. A dis- cussion followed on drawing some form of a permanent agreement between the City and the City Manager relative to permanence, dismissal with right of appeal, severance pay, etc. Mayor Hougen suggested a proposal be submitted at a later date for consideration. Commissioner Rankin inquired about Bicentennial recognition for SeaOrama. The City t1anager replied that an application has been filed requesting that Clearwater be recognized as a llBicentennial Conununityll. A reply is expected by November 22. There will be a meeting in New Orleans, November 11 and 12, and Administrative Assistant Betty Haeseker will attend as a representative of 'the City, for discussion, instructions and suggestions. Commissione~ Rankin stated he received a letter regarding the Boy: Scout Hut. Mayo!' Hougen received a letter from Edmund Whitson stating a request was being presented to the State to declare it a historical site. The City Manager asked that the records show he is related by marriage to the Roeblings who originally gifted the property to the City. Commissioner DeBlaker said she is endeavoring to inorease revenue by raising Occupational License Fees. She proposed Resolution H-71~-l33 be sent to the Florida House of Representatives and the Senate for referral to appropriate committees and the Florida League of Cities and the Pinellas Legislative Delegation, request- ing they include in the 1975 Session repeal or amendment of Section 205 of the Florida Statutes ...,hieh pertains to Occupational License Fees. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Hilliams and carried unanimOUSly. Commissioner DeBlaker expressed concern about a possible building code violation at the Howard Johnson Notel on the Beach, now known as CaI'ibbean Gulf Hotel. Commissioner Williams stated Gerald Rehm, fo~mer Mayor of Dunedin, was responsible for starting Youth for Baseball last year. Clearwater had assisted last year with a $600 donation and they would like a similar donation this year. The matter will be considered at a later date. i ITEM #25 - Second Reading - Ordinance #1517 City. Amending Zoning Atlas of ." The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1517 for second reading. Commissioner Rankin moved that Ordinance #1517 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 Williams and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Rankin moved that Ordinance #1517 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted and that the approp- riateofficials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by , Commissioner DeBlaker and carried unanimously. , '. ." .. . . ~. ..... . . ., . , , . , .. . '..' ~t"'~I'~>"'oI-" ~ I. . .. .1_ ~ '"" .........,.+- +-;.....~.~.,. "'...........w;-,...,frI" .~~ . -=-'""'....Ij.__.....;.... 'I J.......~ ........,.... , ". . . ~'. , I"' . , . \ '." '. , .'. ", ~ ,. , , ,.,,,.:fit'. 'I (. r- ,~;", ~'\)..:t;, . ,:. ;":',:)J;~).1~~,~; .' ~.; ,; ;, (:\ ~VI ,. ":', :"~>.(,<ii -8- CITY COMMISSION MEETING November 4 t 197'1 ITEM #26 - Second Reading - Ordinance #1537 - Annexing and Zoning Lot 16, Knights Acres. - G. Fish. . The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1537 for sttcond reading. Commissioner Rankin moved that Ordinance #1537 be read and considered on second and final read- ing by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unan~nous consent of the . Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Dc Blaker and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Rankin moved that Ordinance H1537 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted and that the approp~ riate officials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was soconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #27 - Second Reading '- Ordinance #1538 - Amending Zoning Atlas .of City. The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1538 for second reading. Commissioner Rankin moved that Ordinance 01538 be read and considered on second and final reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unani- mously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Rankin moved that Ordinance #1538 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 Commiosioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM fJ28 - First Readinn - Ordinance #l51tO - Amending Appendix A of Zoning Ordinance to define Core Central Business District (CBD), establish 80 ft. height maximum, etc. The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1540 for first reading. Commissioner Rankin moved that Ordinance #1540 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Rankin moved that Ordinance fl151~0 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwisc and carried unanimously. ITEM #29 - First Readine - Ordinance 01541 - Amending Zoning Atlas. The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1541 for first reading. Commissioner Rankin moved that Ordinance #1541 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1541 be passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. ITEMS #30 and 31 - See Items 6 and 7. ITEM 632 - Resolution #74-135 - Vacating a section of Right-of-Way of NE Cleveland'Street. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution #74-135 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. ITEM #33 - Resolution #74-136 - Payment to Briley, Wild, Utility Revenue Certificates, Series of 1972. ($2,946.77 San. Sewer Improvements; $2,319.50 Effluent Irrigation Project; Total $5,266.27.) Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution n1~-13G be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM #34 - ReSOlution #74-137 - Payment to Mudge, Rose, Guthrie & Alexander, Utility Revenue Certificates, Series of 1972. ($7,545.87) Commissioner Williams moved that Resolution #74-137 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was sec- onded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. ITEM #35 - Authorizing Execution of Easement to Florida Power. (Effluent Irrigation'Project in Sects. 21/28-28-16.) The City Attorney presented for approval utility easement to Florida Power Corporation in Sects. 21/28-26-16. Commissioner Rankin moved that the easement as outlined be approved and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #36 - Acceptance of Deed, Easement and Restrictions. The Cit~ Attorney presented the following i~struments: Restrictions executed by Skycrest Baptist Church, Inc., on Lots 1 - 28, Block C, Drew Heights and part of the SW'Ii of..S~, Sect. 12-29-15. , ., ~\ .:~ /:';.~ ~.:! ~:~; , I~'. '-';'(;Yi'~ .'\' . ..." ~.f I .... -loP, '. . ...' .. . I ,. , ~ .. :.. HI.,....,.....~.~__~n:-"':....,...'t"'........... .~~_~~~ ~:':....,:~...,.....I ......._ '~'~I~ J~,fr-.t:/t!:?-~~:7: :. ~ :rrt,:....-'":....T.~~~t~' AGEUDA CITY COHMISSION RI:GULAR MEETIUG November I~, 19 71~ , ~.~~.....~ '. r .~: \ .J- !,;;;'l'~1"<::! iI., , , ,. 9~~,~,.~'!~t;'1\~R9J '. . '.; . ''.!)~\~'.f.;t -t, ~ ' '. -'w' ,. . r/:'I' 11 .. ...'~ ~ I :~(. -..t.~ :(.,d~ . ,{;, :.::',[:~~~~ ~ ". . ('~ "," .....,~... ""', :.<;);~f~ ITEM .' '. 1. Invoci\tion 2. Introductions 3. Minutes of Procodinp. Mootinp,s . \ October 21, 1974 ,Public ltenrinRs I~. Lot Mowing .Resolution ('711-129 5. Amendments to Compf'ohensive Plan 6. Violation of Hinimum Ilousinp; Coda - 1599 Tilley (r:ldridge) 7. Violation of Southern Standard l3uild!np; Code - 903 t~aSalle (Singletary) 8. ZoninR Amendments: ' a. Contd. - Lots 10 to 16 incl., la, Paf't.of 17 from RM54 to RM12; J~ts 5 to 3 incl., from RM54 to RS50~ all in Palm Bluff Subd. (City) b. Contd. - )Jot' 33, Palm Bluff SUbd., from RM51'A to RS50 (City) c. Contd. - Lot G I: Part of Lot 5, 131 At J.J. tldridgc's Subd., from RM5'~A to RMl? ( City) d. Contd. NH Corner of U. Osceola I: Eldridp.;e, from CTF to RM12 Weyer, at all Repof'ts from City Mana~er 9. rundinp, to Social and Service Ap;encies 10. Recreation Shelter at Condon Gardens 11. Haiver of Sewer Tap Fees - Pinellas County 12. Implementation of Common Emergency Telephone Humber 13. Delara Park Site Plan 14. Requests for Occupational License: a. 1178 Hoodlawn - Antiques (Haisel) b. Bellas Hess - Carnival (Key City Shows) 15. Requcsts for BeveraRc Zoning: a. 2530 Sunsct Point Road (Clark) b. SW Corner of SR590 G Mission Blvd. (Shop Kwik) 16. Request for Annexation - Lot 31, Bl A, Eastwood Terr., 3rd Addn., RM2ll (HI'ip;ht) 17. Bids: a . Hospital Pumpinp, Station & Force Main - $ 2 81~ , 615.50 b. Left Turn Storap,e Lane - Sunset Peint & Old Coachman, Mid County Constr., $16,465.50 c. Hideninp, - Sunset Point at tIip,hland (to be readvertised) d. 12,800' Cast Iron Hater Pipe, Low Bid, U.S. Pipe and Foundry, Birminp,ham - $45,696. e. 360 Stadium Chairs - $5,1100. f. Demolition of Structure, 1501-03 Railroad $700. p;. Demolition of Structure, 910 Pennsylvania - $300. 18. Change Orders: a. IP, - Annual Side\-1alk Contract - $100,000. b. #3 - Street Resurfacinp, Contract - $280,000. 19. Other Enp,ineering Matters 20. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters 21. Pendinp, Reports from City Attorney 22. Pending Reports from Hayer 23. Other Commission Action 24. Citizens to be Heard 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 31J. 35. 36. 37. . :.., ~.': . . ,'J', . " 38. 39. 4 O. Reports from City Attornev 2nd Rdp,. - Ord. #1517 - Amendinp, Zoning Atlas of City 2nd Rdp;. - Ord. #1537 - Annexinp, I: Zoninp, of Lot 16, Knights Acres. 2nd Rdp;. - Ord. #1538 - Amending Zoning Atlas of City 1st Rdg. Ord. ~1540 Amending Zeninp, Ordinance of City 1st Rdr,. - Of'd. #1541 - Amendinp, Zoning Atlas Resolution - Unsafe Buildinp" 903 LaSalle (Southern Standard Buildinp, Code) Resolution - Minimum Housing Violation, 1589 Tilley Resolution - Vacation of R/W (NE Cleveland Street) Resolution - Payment to Briley, 'Wild, Utility Revenue Cart., Series of 1972 Resolution - Payment to Mudp,e, Rose, Guthrie I: Alexander, Utility Revenue Cert., Series of 1972 Authorizing Execution of Easement to Florida Power Acceptance of Deed and Restrictions Resolution - AuthoI'izinp, City Attorney to file Suit ap,ainst Bullard I: Walling, Inc. for Damage to Moccasin Lake Park Lot Mowinp; Resolution Adjourment Meeting Pension Plan Trustees 'ol " ' " , .. 'l," " ::\~';:"-:::;:.'> " , I' , . , ~. . . . .' ',. . ," " , , , r' . I. .1" ,. ~~>.'!~~ ~.:~.f:7;::;r:; '..;: \: c~: ':f~. :> . 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