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CITY COMMISSIOn MEETIllG
Uovember 18, 19711
Tho City Commission of the City of Cle'arwater met in rer,u1ar Geasion at the
City Hall, Honday, November 10, 1974" at 1:30 p.m., with the fol1o~lng memberis
present:
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H. Everett Hou~en
Donald S. Williams
JOAcph CarHise
Karleen F. Dc Blaker ,
John F. Rankin
Hayor-Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Alao present were:
Picot B. Floyd
Herbert M. Brown
time Oatt1e
Fri1nk Daniels
City l1anar,er
City Attorney
City Enp,incer
Police Chief
The Mayor called the meetinr. to order. The invocation was r.iven by the
Reverend J. Coo1id~e Hand of the United Methodist Church.
Commissioner \1illiams moved that the minutes of the rer,ular meeting of
November II, 19711, be approved as recorded and as SUbmitted in written summation
by the Clerk to each Commissioner. tfotion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin
and carried unanimously.
Service Pins l,.mf1e at'larded to four City employees by the, Hayor. The Employee
of the Bonth, Robert Harschall, Utilities Department, HaS awarded a placque and
Savings Bond.
ITEll 115 - ^ Public Hearinr. on Lot Umdng Resolution #711-139.
The City Attorney explained the purpose of this puhlic hearing and requested
the City Inspector to report on the status of lot clearinp, actions. The City
Inspector reported 1:ha1: the 101:5 remaininp; to be cleared constituted a menace to
public health, Gafety and \.le1fare. There Here no obj ections. Commissioner
Rankin moved that Resolution 1/711-139 passed on l'lovember II, 197~, be confirmed and
made effective as to all persons and parcels listed thereon, except for those
whose lots have been verified as beinp, cleared and those who have paid the City
for the e1earinr" and that the propel' City officials and employees be directed
to proceed in accordance \1i th lat., to see that the lots are cleared. 110tion was
seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITI:H fi6 - A Public Hearinr, on Amendments to City Zoning Lawn, Appendix At
Clearwater Ci1:y Code. (To be continued to December 16, lD711.)
Commissioner DeBlaker asked if the spot zoninn areas other than the bay front
were being reconsidered. The Planning Director s1:ated that they are working
on reducing all densities of 311 and over to 28 except motel and hotel zoning
classifications, which will be classed CTF.
The Mayor stated the recommendation was for continuance because the Planning
and Zoning Board had continued their hearings in order to obtain information to
determine a method of notification of owners of ehanr,es affecting their proper~
tiea. Commissioner Rankin moved that the Public HearinB for considering Zoning
Ordinance amendments as advertised be continued to December 16t 19711, 1:30 p.m.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker and carried unanimously.
ITEM #7 - A Public Hearing on Zoning Amendments:
a. Lots 10 to 16 incl., South 5 ft. of Lot 17 &
all 0 f Lot 18, Palm Bluff Subd., from Rt1- 54 (Hult i-family) to
RM-12 (duplex-apartment). - D. Bleakley. (City application.)
(Contd. from Uov. II.)
and
Lots 5 to B inc1., Palm Bluff Subd;; ;':from RM-511 (multi-family) to
RS-50 (single family.) Ha1ker, et al. (City application.) (Contd.
from Hov. ~.)
Mr. Edmund \o1hitson, Jr., attorney for Hr. Bleakley, stated his client
accepts the Rt1-311 (high density multi-family) zoning "lith covenants to restrict
to RM-16 (medium density multi-family) zoning density, and presented a
"Stipulation to Dismiss Suit \'lith Prejudice" ar,ainst the City. By unanimous
consent 'it was, agreed to continue with the next item to give the City Attorney
time to evaluate the document.
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Property of A. J. Moore to be changed from W1-54A 'mu~ti-family)
,1:0 CG (business). -'Homer Properties, Inc.
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CITY COttMISSION 11J::r.TIUG
Uovember 16 t 19711
The Planninr. and Zoning Board recommended denial of the roquest for CG
(p,cneral business) zoninp, and thatt in lieu thereof, it be zoned PS (professional
services). Hr. Lcwill U. HomeT't President of Homer Proportie9t Inc.t owncrst was
agreeable to the PS zonin~ claosification as recommended. Abuttinr, property
ownera spoke in favor of PS ?oninr,. Commissioner Car\olise moved to ap{)rove the
recommendation of tho Planninn and Zoning Board to chanp,f! the zoninp. to PS (pro-
fessional services) and that tho City Attorney be instructed to include this in
an amendment to thl'! 7.oninr; Ordinance to be brour,ht bnck to this Commisoion for
npprov.;ll as soon an poooible. llotion VLlS necondcd by Commlssioncr Rankin and
carried unanimously.
rrEl1 if7a was resumed.
The City Attorney indicated approval of the document submitted and Com- ,
missioner Rankin moved to approve thci channe of zoninp. to the RM-34 classifica-
tion with covenants to restrict to RH-16 density and standardst and to authorize
the proper officials to execute tIle stipulation agreement which will take effect
upon the final approval and sale of the property. Hotion l-laS seconded by
Commissioner Williams. Commissioner DeBlnker requested an impact study from
the Clearwater Yacht Club. Hr. Hhitson stated they had already ap,reed to do an
Impact Study for the Planninp, and Zoninv, Board. Cornmi~sioner DeBlaker moved to
amend the motion to require an i~pact ntatcmant to bc prepared in accordance
with Ordinance il1522t sho\-dnp, the impact on the services furnished by the City
and the effect on the public in p,cneral in that <<roa. Commissioner Rankin
seconded the amendment. Upon the vote heinR takent motion carried unanimously.
The original motion as amended Has then carried unnnimously.
ITEH fiB - ^ Puhlic Hearing on Requests for Annexation and Determination and
Establishment of Zonin~ and Fire District Classification:
a. Lots 43 to 72 inclusivet DouRlns Manor Park SUbd., with RS-75
(si"l;18 family) zoning and Fire District tlo. 2 classification.
Discussion ensued about proposed annexations by Dunedin and Largo without
referendum. Peter Forret, 1319 Hip,hfield Drive, spoke in favor of annexation
and said a meetinp, was beinr. held Friday evenin~, November 22t with the City
Engineer to discuss area necdst sewer costs, etc. The City Engineer expressed
the opinion that if the entire arca will approve the annexation, a better con-
tract price may be obtained. Hrs. James ConnellYt 1351 Hip,hfield Drivet spoke
against just the one street beinR annexed. The contractor will start work about
one week after siening of contract. The City EnRineer stated notices were being
sent out announcing the meeting.
Commissioner Carwise moved that the petition for annexation of Lots 1~3 to
72 inClusive, Douglas Manor Park Subdivisiont '-lith RS-75 (sinRle family) zoning
and Fire District Ho. 2 classification be approved subject to referendum.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin. Commissioner Williams moved to amend
the motion to be effective December 9, 1971~, with the intent that adjacent areas
consistent with good engineeriny, be contactedt surveyed, and invited in.
Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the amendment. Upon the vote being taken~ Com-
missioners Hilliamst Carwise and DeDlaker and Hayor Hougen voted "Ayell; Com-
missioner Rankin voted "Noll. Botion car-riecl. The amended main motion was then
presented and carried unanimously.
Db. Begin at Northwest corner of Southeast Quarter (SE1~)t Section
29-28-16, run Bast 4002.86 ft., South 2717.55 ft., 'deat 2663.39
ft., Horth 1054.37 ft., Northeasterly 754.43 ft., Northerly
621.87 ft., West aDo ft., South 2419.37 ft., Northeasterly
567.05 ftq South 1359.91 ft., West 3326.41 ft., Horth 1344.55
ft., East 1996.11 ft.~ North 2688.95 ft. to P.O.B., top,ether with
abuttinr. streets; with RCPD (residential commercial planned
development) zoninp, and Fire District No. 1 classification,
and
Begin 000 ft. East and 450 ft. South of lJorthwest corner of South-
east Quarter (SE~), Section 29-28-16, thence run South 2419.37
ft.t Northeasterly 5G7.05 ft.~ North 1054.37 ft.t Northeasterly
754.113 ft., Northerly 627.87 ft., Hest 800 ft. to p.o.n't together
with abutting streets; with ISP (institutional semi-public)
zoning and Fire District No. 1 classification. -
The Order of AHEPA Supreme Lodge.
The City Manap,er announced that a request had been received to withdraw the
application. Commissioner Rankin moved to accept AIIEPA's request for withdrawal
of application~ Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion. Commissioner
Williams stated that AHEPA had applied to Safety Harbor for annexation. Dis-
cussion, followed and the Planning Director was instructed to call the Safety
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CITY COlUtlSSIOn l1I:ETrnG
Uovcmbcr 18, 1971~
Harbor City ManaReI' to find the status of the application. Commissioner Rankin
withdrew hiD motion and Commissioner Carwise his accond. Dy unanimous consent,
it was agreed to continue with the next item on the ap;enda and refer back when
additional information had been obtained.
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'the City Manager announced that the Department of Pollution ,Control does not
'intend to,proGccute the suit they 'filed ap;ainAt the City of Clearwater rcgardin~
the lIortheaat 'l'rcatment Plant.
Oc. Lot 20, Dlock D, taatwood ~crrace Second Addition, with RS-7S
(sin~le family) zoninp; and Fire District No.2. - R. Lister.
The owner was not present. There were ,no objectiono or correspondence;
Commissioner Car~1ise moved that the request for .'annexation hy Hr. and Nt's. 'Robert
H. Lister, with RS-75 (sin~le family) zoninr; and rire District Ho. 2 classifica-
tion be approved and that the City Attorney he inatructf!d to include this in an
ordinance to be broup,ht back to the Commission for approval ClS soon as possihle~
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. '
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ad. Lot 25, Block B, Virp,inia Groves Terrace 5th Addition, with RS-50
(single family) zoninA and rire District No. 2 - A. McMullen.
There was no opposition. Commissioner Rankin moved that the request for
annexation by Hr. and HI'S. Allen M. HcMullcn, Jr., with RS-50 (single family)
zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification he approved and that the City
Attorney be imltructed to include this in an ordinance' to be brought back to the
Commission for approval as soon as possible. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner
Carwise and carried unanimously.
Oe. Northeast Quarter (Jr~~) of Northeast quarter (NE~) of Southeast
(SE~), Section 5-29-16, with RS-75 (sinr,le family) zoninp, and
Fire District I~. 2. - S. Davnani.
Commissioner Rankin moved to approve the recommendation of the Planning and
honing Board to continue this hearing to the Commission meetinp, of December 16,
1974, 1: 3 0 p.m., in order to receive more information. Hotion \Ws seconded by
Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. Hr. Spea!' ,Tohnson, allUtting
property owner, asJ:ed that they he notified of the ne~l meetinr; dates for the
Planning and Zoninp, Board hearing and the public hearing before the City
,Commission.
Of. Begin 058 ft. Horth and 33 ft. Hest of Southeast corner of Section
3-29-15, thence run Heat 1269.77 ft., Horth 1805 ft., East
1269.43 ft., South 1796 ft. to P.O.B., with P (public) zoninp, and
Fire District I~. 1. - Pinellas County School Board.
Mr. B. r::dwin Johnson, School Doard attorney, was present. He stated this
Nill be an elementary school complex and the impact study has been completed and
forwarded. Commissioner Hilliams moved that the request for annexation by the
Pinellas County School Board with P (public) zoninp, and Fire Diatrict 110. 1 ,
classification be approved subject to necessary right of t~ays and acceptance of
impact studies and that the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an
ordinance to be brour,ht back to the Commission for approval as soon as possible.
t1otion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously.
ITEM 8b was resumed.
The Planninp, Director reported the AUr;PA Lodp,e was applyin~ for the same
zoning from Safety Harbor and there Here no changes or deletions from their
amended request to Clearwater. If the Safety Harbor Commission approves the
plan tonight, the first reading of their ordinance Nill also be held tonight.
The second reading will be in December. Commissioner 11illiams moved to accept
AHEPAts request for withdrawal of annexation application and that appropriate
City officials be present at the Safety Harbor public hear-inR to present the
City of Clearwater's protest of procedurl~. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
DeBlaker and carried unanimously. J1embers of the Commission planned to attend the
Safety Harbor meeting.
'. ITEM #9 - Authorization - General City..Election - February 11, 1975.
Commissioner De Blaker moved that the City Commission direct the City Clerk
to do all thinp,s necessary to prepare for and conduct the forthcoming municipal
election to be held February 11, 1!315. t1otion was seconded by Commissioner
Carwise and carried ~nanimously.
ITEM #10 - Review - Parks and Recreation Capital Improvements Prop,ram.
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CITY COMMISSIon MELTING
November 10, 19711
The ,Staff is investigatinr. the possibility of reducinr. tho Gcope of tho soft-
ball complex to supplement community development funds for nei~hborhood recrea-
tion faci1itios and requests this item be continued ,to December n, 1974. Alao,
durinp, this time the City' Mananer shall investip,atc the solo or trude of the
Industrial Park property ut ita fair marJ~et value. Commil3aioner \H1liams moved
to continue thin item'to the Commission mcetinn of December 9, 19711, 1:30 p.m.
Motion wus seconded by Commissioner Runkin and curried unanimouD1y.
ITI::I1 fill - Ar.reement - Hater Runoff Study.
The City CnRineer aaid thin study will be supplemental to the Master
Drainaue Plan and will help to updatc it. Tl1is ia a Rroup plan that will
eventually cncompass the citics in IIil1sborounh and PinelluG Counties. Com-
missioner Carwise moved to approve a cooperative fund in" ar,reement with the
U. S. Department of the Interior, Geolop,icalSurvey, whereby that ap,ency will
conduct a study of water runoff characteristics in Clearwater and the surround-
ing area, with the City providinn 06,500 in matchinr. funds for the period of
stUdy, July 1, 19711 to July 1, 1975, with future participation to be as mutually
agreed upon, and that appropriate City officials be authorized to execute the
agreement. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously.
Ha~or HouRon left the moetinr; at this time. The chair was assumed bv
Commiss1oner Williams.
ITEI1 (11'1. - Charr,os for Recreation Prop;rama.
The Parka and Recreation Director stated that revenue from these charr-es
has been included in the Operatinp; Budr,et. At the present time room rental
charp;es are set by the hour ...lith a three-hour minimum but they are sup;p.;esting
a $25 basic minimum rental fae. Hr. Art llayaG, President of the C1earHater
Lawn Bowlinn Club spoke against 05 resident and C15 non-resident charp;es and
suggested $2 and ~5 fees instead. Commissioner loJilliamo sur;p;ested that since
there are no bOHline rinka in nei~hhorinr; communities, possibly funds could be
solicited from other communi tier; or the bOt-llers could take over the maintenance
of the bui1dinr, and thus eliminate the budp,et expense. Hr. Hayes stated some
maintenance work is done by members nOH.
Mavor HOUR en returned at this time hut did not assume the chair.
The City ManaRer explained that rates were proposed on the basis of four
things: a survey of other cities, an analysis of pror,ram costs, an analysis
of recreational value to the user, and an analysis of the impact of the fee on
the prop;ram. Each pror,ram will he jUdged independently.
David Spencer, President of the Clearwater Shuffleboard Club, said they
also have a seasonal membership and feel their orp;anization could not survive
if the proposed fees are approved.
Duke Schultz, speakinp, as a concerned citizen, recommended the City not
impose the recreational fees. He felt our recreation prop;rams were a factor in
promotinp; Clearwater's flrowth and the City should increase its prop;rams for the
senior citizens and the younp,sters. He said it is not in our best interest to
set fees at this time and ",e should be ah1e to find other sources of revenue.
The City Mananer recommended continuance to December~ ",ith the Staff to review
the charges and try to find a common standard to produce the revenue projected
by the budp,et and \"hich Hill be uniform as to the ratio between resident and non-
resident and as a percentap,e of the program cost recovered.
Mayor Hougen moved to continue this item until Deceraber 9, 19711, at I: 30
p.m. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin.
Amon~ those speakinp, in opposition to the proposed rates were: Don Henderson
(Beach American Legion), t1ary Jerrome (Shuffleboard Club), Gabriel Cazares,
Frank Morris (Babe Ruth prop;ram) and Mrs. Connie t1arquardt. Upon the vote being
taken, the motion carried unanimously.
Mayor l~ur,en assumed the chair.
ITEH 1113 - Resolution 11711-140 - Endorsinp; ICHA Pension Plan for Unclassified
Professional Employees.
The ICMA (International City Management Retirement Corporation) plan will
allow classified and unclassified employees of the City to participate in a
retirement'p1an on a voluntary basis. The plan provides a means for employees
to defer a portion of their income until retirement by payroll deduction.
Elected officials may participate but their contribution can only come from their
municipal salary. Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution #74-140 be passed
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November 18, 19711
and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it.
Hotion \-laA seconded by Commianioner CarwiGe and carried unanimously. '
ITr:n fll14 - Rcquoot for Zoninr. Amendment. Lota 1 and ~, Block A, Keystone
Manor, from RH-12 (duplex-apartment) to PS (profeAaional aerviceo). - A. Nelson.
It was announced that a letter of withdraual had been received. Commissioner
Hilliams moved to approve request for withdrm.ml of this itom. ~lotion was
seconded bV Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimouoly.
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a. Hater tfetcrB - LOH hid, Rockwell rtf~. Co., Atlanta, Georl';ia:
Gl7,O:O.50
The City ManaRer summarized tIll biddin~ on above item and recommended award
as indicated. Commir.sioner Rankin moved upon the recommendation of the City
Hanaeer that contract for water meters be awarded to Rock\/ell Ufg. Co., Atlanta,
neoI'flia, in the amount of e17,B~7.50, \olhich io the lOHent and best responsible
bid, and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said
contract t<1hich shall be in accordance Hi tit the plans, specifications and bids,.
Botion \olas seconded by Conunisoioner Caro\o1ioe and carried unanimously.
b . Clearwater t1arina Phase I I, low bid, 111 sener l1arine Construction,
Inc., St. Petershurr, Beach: :.':511.,1156.00.
The City Hanager summaroized the bidding on the above item and recommended
award as indicated. Commissioner Carwise moved upon the recommendation of the
City Manar;er that contract for the Clearuater I1arina Phase II be awarded to
Hisener l1arine Conr.truction, Inc., St. Petersburr, Beach, in the amount of
$512,1156.00, which is the lowest and best responsible bid, and that the appro-
priate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall
be in accordance >lith the plans, specifications and bids. J1otion was seconded
by Commissioner Ran}dn and carried unanimouoly.
ITEM #16 - Other Enr,incerinr, Matters.
The City Enr;ineer reported that the State will not be awardinp, any contracts
for six months. HO\o1Cver, this does not affect the Topic projects similar to the
old City Hall street renovation. The Topic project on Clear\-Iater Beach inter-
section is almost ready to be awarded but a problem has arisen as the original
records plat had desir;nated property betHecn streets as a park. The Commission
must chanp,e the deniy,nation aB Federal r,ranto will not be made to build a road
over a park. Commissioner Hil1iams moved that Resolution #711-1113 be passed and
adopted deletinp, the "park" desir.nation on the Plat of City Park Subdivision
as recorded in Plat Book 23, paRe 37 of the Public Records of Pinellas County,
and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it, subject to
research by the Citv Attorney that these areas have no perpetual park desip,nation.
Motion was seconded hy Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously. The City
Enr;ineer also said a temporary construction easement was needed over the rir.ht-
of-way area that will automatically revert as Goon as the construction is com-
pleted. Commissioner Carwise moved that a temporary construction easement over
the park property be granted the D.D.T., and that the appropriate officials be
authorized to execute it. !-fotion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried
unanimOUSly.
ITEH iIl7 - Verbal Reports and Other Pendinp, 11atters.
School Facility Use Contract for Clearwater Hir,h School.
Commissioner Carwise moved that a School Facility USe Contract in the amount
of $1000, enabling the Parks and Recreation Department to have unlimited usage
of the gymnasium when not in conflict with school prop-rams, be approved and that
the proper City officials be authorized to execute it. Hotion was seconded by
Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously.
The City Manar,er reported a call from !Jorman Bie, Jr., rep;ardinr, Clearwater
Bay property which adjoins City property. He desires a separate hearing rather
than a joint hearinp, before the Pinellas County Water and Navir;ation Authority
at a date to be determined. Commissioner Hilliams moved to authorize the proper
City Officials to take action to approve the request for a separate hearing.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker and carried unanimously.
ITEM H1B - Pendinr; Reports from City Attorney.
The City Attorney presented Resolution il74-11tl authorizing the Legal Depart-
ment to undertake defense of Civil action Suit No. 74-l76-T-K, City of Safety
, ; I, Harobor and Claude Rigsby, Plaintiffs, vs. William Birchfield, Herbert Brown,
. ",1 .' '"..,'" , . . Paul Danahey, S. Curtis Kiser, Doup,las Roach and Edmund Whitson, Jr.,. Defendants,
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gM~;:;~).:,;"':\" " " t'l74-11}2, au1=horizinr, the Legal Department to undertake defense of Circuit Civil
\7i-,tYr:;~:~\.,:/,.', ',<," :,;. ,74-5071-7 I Pinellas County Pla~nin~ 9oun::i1 and Pinellas Cou~:t:y. vs. the City of
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ITEr-r 1119- Pending Reporta from Hayor.
A petition con1::ainin1, approximately lOll sip,natures was presented' requesting
construction of tonnio courto at Cleart.1ilter Heach Youth ConteI'. It ia part of
the Capital Improve~ontG pror,ram and was referrod to the Staff for oonsideration.
,The !-tayor reported a meotinf~ of County and ltunicipul officialn will be held
Uovembor 27th at Carc1moor Country Club.
A propoou1 was presented rela.tive to the City tla.nancr'a employment. By
unanimous conoent l it t-lafJ ar,reed the commissionero t-1ould conoidel' it at a later
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An agreement with the PhillieD \-laD drat-In to build a new clubhouse on the
southeast corner of JucY. !tuosell Stadium \.11th specifications to be GUhmitted for
approval. Tho Enr;inecrinr. Department \1ill provide tho sito plan to the cont,rac-
tor. The City will provide routine maintenance of clubhouse facilitica and
utilities \~hen the Phillies are here and will extend the current lease on Jack
Russell Stadium for one marc YC.:lr, at which time .:l ne\1 leaae will be nep,otiated.
The Phi11ies anread to construct the clubho\lGe on the site desir-nated by the
Enp,inecrinp; Dcpartmentl to inatall a hot Hater system, to relocate batters caBe,
and agreed that the facility will be available to other groups when the Phillies
are not in residence. Commissioner Rankin moved that the ap,reernent as outlined
by the City Attorney be approved and the appropriate officials be authorized to '
execute it. l1otion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEl1 #20 - Other Commission Action.
Commissioner DeBlay.er will report to the Pinellas County Planning Council
on Hednesday, the action taken by the City of Safety Harbor on the annexation
and zoning of the AIIEPA tract. She also reported receivinp, from a citizen,
suggestions for amendments to Chapters G (Hoats, Docks, Haterways) and 13
(Licenses) of the City Code, which she will give to the City Attorney for an
opinion and to the City Manap,er for review.
Commissioner Carwisc asked if the City can annex enclaves forcibly. The
City Attorney reported that it can be done but is quite a detailed burden on
the City to show that they can provide all the services. In recent years we have
not forced the issue. The City Mana3er reported that the Staff is workinp, on a
study to determine the feasibility and desirability of annexinp, the enclaves,
and a recommendation will be made.
ITEM #21 - Citizens to be Heard.
Mary Ann Doherty presented to the Commission, a memorandum from the Clear~
water Area Leap,ue of Women Vote~s recommending the formation of a Revenue Sharing
Advisory Hoard for People's Heeds with a list of suggested names for appointment.
By unanimous consent the Commission tabl~ the memorandum for future discussion
on December 9th. '
ITEM #22 - Second Reading - Ordinance U15110 - Amending Appendix A of Zoning
Obdinance to define Core Central Business District (CBD), establisb 80 ft. height
maximum, etc.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #15110 for second reading. Commissioner
DeBlaker moved that Ordinance #151.0 be read and considered on second and final
readinR by title only at this meetinp, of the Commission by unanimous consent of
the Commission. Hotion \las seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously.
The Ordinance was rend by title only. Commissioner Rankin moved that Ordinance
fl15110 be paGsed on its second and final reading and adopted and that the appro-
priate officials of the City be authori7.ed to execute it. 11otion was seconded by
Commissioner DeBlakev and carried unanimously.
ITEH #23 - Second Readinr. - Ordinance #1541 - Amending Zoning Atlas.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance H15111 for second reading. Commissioner
Rankin moved that Ordinance 1115111 be read and considel"cd on second and final'
reading by title only at this meeting of the Commission by unanimous consent of
the Commission. Motion \ms seconded bv Commissioner DeRlaker and carried
unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Rankin moved
that Ordinance (,ll5La be passed On ita second and final reading and adopted and
that the appropriate officials of the City be authori?ed to execute it. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner De Blaker and carried unanimously.
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ITE!1 1/24 - rirst Readinr, - Ordinance i!lht,~ - Settinr, Forth Ru10s and Rcp,u1a-
tions Govcrninr, Candidates for Officas of llayor-Commissioner and City Commissioner.
Commissioner Carwise m~vod to tabla Ordinance fl1S~2 until tho fir~t mectinr,
in l.larch, l!l7S. CI1arch 3, 1!l75, 1:30 p.m.), Hot ion waD oeconded by CommioDionor
Williamo. Upon the vote beinr. taken, Commissioners CarHioa, Hilli.imo, RanJdn
and Nayor Hougen voted ycs; Comr:tisDioncr nen1aker voted no. Hotion oarried.
CommiDoioner Car\-liae moved that Ordinance (115112 be referred to the Charter
Study ComminGion for rocommendation. Motion uao seconded by Commissioner Rankin
and carried unanimounly.
ITEH 1125 - rirot Readine Ordinance i!15"3 - Amenllinr, Section /1-10 of Code
l'clatinr. to Intox1cating Liquors to cnact UeH Zone l3C. Part of Lot 12, Black-
burn's oubd. - G. f, D. Clark.
Tha City Attorney presentod Ordinance (1151'3 for first rcadinp,. Commissioner
Rankin moved 'that Ordinance i!15"3 be read and considered by title only on the
first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. 110tion was seconded by
Commissioner CaI'~1ise and carried unanimously. The Ordinance Has read by title
only. Commissionel' Rankin moved that Ordinance (/1543 he passed on its first
reading. 110tion Has seconded by Commissioner CarHise and cal'ried unanimously.
ITEl1 #26 - First Readin~ - Ordin<1nce (115411 - Amending Zoninr, Atlas of City.
The City Attorney pl'cscntcd Ordinance il1511l1 for first readins;. Commissionel'
Carwise moved that Ol'dinance /1151111 be read and considered by title only on the
firot readinp, by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion Has seconded by
Commissionel' Rankin and carried unanimously. The Ol'dinance was read by title
only. Commissioner Rankin moved that Ordinance (/15'111 be passed on its first
readine. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM #27 - Resolution fl74-l4~ - Payments to Briley, Wild & Associates
Utility Revenue Certificates, Sel'ies of In72. - $ 1,62'1.77.
Commissionel' Rankin moved that Resolution #74-11111 be passed and adopted and
that the appl'opriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded
by Commissionel' Cal'wise and cal'ried unanimously.
ITEl1 f/20 - Authol~ization to Execute Uote - Barnett Bank - Army Reserve
Property, Lot 10, Industrial Park.
Commissionel' Rankin moved to approve a note in the amount of $54,000 to
Barnett Ban}; of Clearwater, N. A., for Industrial Park property, and that the
appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by
Commissioner Carwisa and carried unanimously.
ITEI1 #29 - Assessment Resolution iI'/I'-1115 - l1inimum Housinr, Violation,
1413 Taft Street. Lot 15, Block 1, Lincoln Place Sub. - L. Yarn.
The City Attorney pl'esented Resolution (1'/1'-11'5 assassinp; and charr.in~ a
lien ap,ainst Lot 15, Block 1, Lincoln Place Sub., L. Yarn, for demolition of
buildinp,. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution #7'1-145 be passed and
adopted and that the apPl'opriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion
was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously.
ITEl1 H30 - Assessment Resolution (/71'-1116 - Minimum Housing ViOlation,
320 S. Madison Avenue. Lot 5, Mac Dixson's Sub. - B. Cobb.
, The City Attorney presented Resolution, #711-11'6 assessing and charging a
lien against Lot 5, Hac Dixson's Sub., n. Cobb, for demoItion of building.
Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution /1711-1116 be passed and adopted and
that, the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. !iotion was
seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEt1 #31 - Resolution #711-1117 - Authorizinr.; Application for IPA (Inter-
governmental Personnel Act of 197U) Gl'ant.
The City Attorney pl'esented Resolution #7'1-1'17 authorizinr, the City
l1anager to apply for IPA Grant to assist in defrayinp, cost of project fol' pel'-
sonnel department review and consolidation. Commissioner Rankin moved that
Resolution #711-11'7 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be
authorized to execute it. Hotion,was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and
carried unanimously..
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AGENDA
CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING
Ilovembcr 19, 19711
ITEM
1. Invocation
2. Introductions
3. Minutes of Preceding Na'cting - Hovcmbcr II, 1971,
I,. . Award of Service Pins
Public lIearinf,s
5. Lot Mowing Resolution t/7If-'13!3
6. Amendments to City Zoninr. Laws, Appendix A, Clearwater'City Code (to be
continued to 12/16/74)
7. Zoning Amendments:
a.. Contd.. - Lots 10 to 16 inclq 18, Part of 17, from RMSI, to RH12; Lots
5 to 9 inc1., from HH5l, to RS50; all in Palm Bluff Subd. (City)
b. Lot la, Resubd. of Lots 11 to 15 incl., Padr,ett'a Estate, from RMS4A
to CG (Homer Properties, Inc.)'
B. Requests for Annexation and Determination & Establishment of Zoning &
Firo District Classification: , '
a. Lots 113 to 72 incl., Douglas HanoI' Park Subd., RS75 (Petition)
b. .S of SRSBO,' \01 of SR593, H of Lake Chautauqua, RCPD & ICP (Ahepa)
(Withdrawn). '
c. Lot 20, 81 0, Eastwood Terr., 2nd Addn., RS75 (Lister)
d. Lot 25, B1 B, Virr,inia Groves Torr., 5th Addn., RS50 (Hct1ullen)
e. W pf Forest Wood Est., 300' S of SR5BB, RS75 (Devnani) (to be con-
'tinued to 12116/71.)
f. \oJ of Kings Hir,hway, bet. Sunset Point Road F. Sandy, P (Pine11as
County School Board)
Reports from City Manager
9.. Authorization - General City Election 2/11/75
10. Review - P & R Capital Improvement Pror,ram
11.. Agreement - Water Run-Off Study
12. Charges for Parks,& Recreation Dept. Activities
13. Resolution - Endorsing lCMA Pension Plan for Unclassified Professional
Employees '
14. Request for Zoning Amendment - Lots 1 e 2, Bl A, Keystone Manor, from
RM12 to PS, (Nelson)
15. Bids:
a. Hater Heters - Contract, $17,827.50
b. C1ea~watcr Marina Phase II, Low Did - Misener Ma~ine, $512,1156.
16. Other Enf.ineering Matters
17. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters
lB. Pending Reports from City Atto~ney
19. Pending Reports from Mayor
20. Other Commission Action
21. Citizens to be Heard
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Reports f~om City Attorney
2nd Rdg. - Ord. 111540 - Amending Zoning Ordinance of City
2nd Rdg. - Ord. #1541,- Amending Zoning Atlas
1st Rdg. - Ord. #1542 - Setting forth Rules & Regulations governing
Candidates for Offices of Mayo~ - Commissioner and City Commissioner
1st Rdg. - Ord. #1543 - Amending Sec. 4-1B of Code relating to Intoxi-
cating Liquors to enact New Zone l3C
1st Rdg. - Ord. #1544 - Amending Zoning Atlas of City
Resolution - Payments to Briley, Wild - Utility Revenue Cert.; Series of
1972
Authorization to execute Note - Barnett Bank - Army Reserve Property"
Lot 10 Industrial Park ,
Assessment Resolution - : 'Minimum Hous!np; Violation-1413 Taft Street
Assessment Resolution - Minimum Housing Violation-320 S. Madison Avenue
Resolution - Authorizing Application for Grant-IPA
Adjournment
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