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"\~ J 'II; "r ~. ~"~I .) " , ' . . . ~{l~..d"""""~_"":'--""'\'~_"""""'~""';'~''''''''.'''''.l'' """",,,,,,,",f:.:;1llr'~..uw._~""':i.'~1~1Io_~~;,,.,,.:!,,,,..:.......J.. -l<.~~t.i'.........w.~~l!JNI .: ;':'; :'~:~;.;\?"~.' 'i."~?~~:"~ 'r;-" ;".~, ~F~' .,' " .;' ...;.~~::,. ')7::' ..'7,'.. :::\1/ ;'v~rl:R.:.~.'l,,", ;' 'i: '::~:l<,:J'~?:":!~~'~'.~f: ~..r;." .:.~.;. ~~ ''!;;lfj< .?~74~'h~: .....,;,1;:/. . ~ ,.. ,:.;!. ; XI~fli\i:1~~i~ii~;nl~~~~~~ji~1~~~JJl~:f~~1t4~~~}W~ltlhtW:r~~~~{,~J~h:i~:~f~W "1' CITY COMHISSIOU HEETIltG January 6, 1975 - The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular aossion at .tho City Hall, Monday, January 6, 1975, at 1:30 p.m., with tho following members prest!nt: II. Everett 1I0unen Donald S. Williams Joseph Cnrwise Kar1aon F. DaBlaker John F. Rankin Hayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner CommioAionct' Commissioner Also presont wore: Picot B. Floyd Herbert M. Brown Max Battle Frank Daniels Ci ty l'lanager City Attorney City r:nr,ineer Police Chief The Mayor called thc moetinr, to order. The invocation was given by Chief ~ Daniels. Comminsioner Car\.1ise moved that the minutes of the regular meetings of December nand 16, and the special meetinr, of December 23, In74, be approved as recorded and as submitted in llrittcn summation by the Clerk to each,Commissioner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. The City Attorney presented Resolution #75-1 providing official recognition and expressing appreciation to James Beardsley, retiring r:xecutive Editor of the Clearwater Sun, for his outstandinG contribution and untiring service to the City of Clearwater and the entire community. Commissioner Rankin moved that Reso1u- . tion 1'/75-1 be paosed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM fIll - A Public Hearing on Lot 110\otinr; Resolution #74-153. The City Attorney explained the purpose of this public hearinr; and requested the City Inspector to report on the status of lot clearing actions. The City Inspector reported that the lots remai.ning to be cleared constituted a menace to public health, safety and welfare. There were no objections. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution (1711-153 passed on December !), 1971}, 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 Rankin and carried unanimously. ITEM #5 - A Public Hearing on Violation of Southern Standard Building Code - 1140 Engman Street. Resolution #75-2. Lot 53t Block Dt Greenwood Park Subd. No. 2 - H. Payne. The recommendation of the Building Official was to demolish and remove this vacant, structurally unsafe building. Mr. Al Gricius, Minimum Housing Inspector, reported the structure was unsecured and presented five photographs which were entered as Composite Exhibit 1. Neither the owners nor their representatives were present. 110 correspondence had been received. Mt'. Gricius stated the en- cumbrances report disclosed foreclosure of the mortgage on this property was in process and the Building Official had contacted Allen R. Samuels, attorney representing Maurice Krull, mortgagee, who was notified of letter of violation. The City Attorney recommended a copy of resolution and inspection report be sent to the attorney of the plaintiff in law suit. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution 075-2 giving the owner 30 days to comply, be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimOUSly. ITEM fiG - A Public Hearing on Violation of Minimum Housing Code - 705 Bruce. Street. Resolution #75-3. Lot 5, Block 26, Mandalay Subd. - Estate of E. Johnston. The recommendation of the Building Department is to demolish and remove the structures. The owner or his representative was not present. The Minimum . Housing Inspector presented photos as evidence of the condition of the buildings and recommended demolition. 'Commissioner Williams moved that Rosolution 075-3 be passed and adopted and . that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. "- .-/ . ~', ~', (> '! : fj' L.., ", t.',: ' ":." .' . I . " ~ . ,;,", ','" ',. :"""; :';:,,~,I~\)i~1';~! I' " >, . ., . .. ~~ r . , , '-'--' ...., .~~. i",'}.:~ {'I." , .(',. ,.~,/: l~ 1 't,.... ~ . 'T_ . . ; " . ' ;~ .,. 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GOWer easement approximately 50 ft. from easterly end of said right-of-~1QY. (Day View SUbdivision, - McMullen's))- R. Meador. The City Manager presented the request of the owner, Mrs. R. R. Meador, and recommended vacation of the t'ight-of-uay but retention of casement for sanitary sewer. Lettero of no objection from Florida Power Corporation and General Telephone Company have been received. Attorney llack Hilliamo, representing owner, stated the property haa never been paved or maintained by the City and the property will be used to expand an existing business. Commissioner Carwise moved that Reoolution "75-11 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion ~IaS seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimouoly. ITEI1 fiB - A Public HenrinR on Vacation of Casement, Walden Woods Subdivision. Resolution #75-5. Vacation of the Horth 3 feet of a 30 ft. drainage and utility easement across the oouth side of I~ot 27, Halden Hoods Subd. - J. Michael Chapman. The City Manap,er reported the !'equest of J. l1ichael Chapman for vacation of 3 feet of an existing 30 foot easement in order to clear.title without tearing down an addition inadvertently constructed over the easement. Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution #75-5 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Uotion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimOUSly. I . ITEM fin - A Public Hearing on Zoning Amendment. The Southeast Quarter (SE!ti) of Southeast Quarter (SE!ti) of Northwest Quarter WH\;), Section 1-29-15, less South 250 ft. of East 250 ft., to be changed from CSC (shopping center dis- trict) to RM-l2 (duplex apartment). -(Continued from December 9, 1974.) - R. Cope - City Application. The City Hanagev reviewed the history of the annexation and zoning of this property. The Planning Staff recommends the CSC zoning with construction to ' start within one yea!'. The Traffic Engineer reported a Shopping center would generate seven times more traffic than an apartment complex and there will be a need to widen Sunset Point Road. Discussion followed with the followin8 citizens all speakin~ against the shopping center zoning: Harold Haul, rcprecentative of the H.E. Clearwater Oivic Association, noted many businesses are Closing up in the shopping centers we now have; Hurray Fuchs, Lester ~lilbert, Charles Finton, Norman Loud, and Rose Phifer, all felt a shopping center was not needed and would create a traffic problem. Attorney Paul Meissner, representing owner R. Cope, presented 117 petitions from citizens living in the immediate area who are in favor of a shopping center. Planning Director Paul Bergmann stated that the area, according to the Com- prehensive Plan, is zoned commercial and residential, medium density, and if the Commission wishes to go to residential the plan needs to be changed. City Planner Jack Wolle stated that a hOlding zone is any other zone which is more re- strictive. Chief Planner of Long Range Division, Warren Renando, stated a Shopping center in this area could be justified and the corner in question is the best corner as future growth ~1ill be to the north and people coming to the shopping center will be from that area. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that RI1-12 (duplex-apartment) zoning to this propevty be approved and 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. 110tion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. Commissioner DeBlakev moved that the Planning Department set up hearings to remove fvom the, Comprehensive Plan, the commercial designa- tion of that corner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. William Johnson, Attorney for Mr. Cope, vequested the Commission be polled on the vote for RH-12 zoning, Each commissioner voted "Aye.1I .' . . ; ~ '.. .', " , ~ '. " , j, > , >'" , .~. T:, 'I" .. , ; ~ >" ,- ',,' '. ! '.:' " .,'. '~~.~.~ t ~'::.\?/:::' ~ .' I' :.,'t, {r . '" . .... 4, '.~""~"'< '" < .~.'. II.;' ," ,.. .......--".._.,.,..,..~...,._,,~..~~. M7;'" ~ ~_.;""~""''\'':t''''~ i ~c "';,.. ... " . ." .;_ ~~1f1~~",,~~,~~t-:"~r'~'h"'.f.''y,'1"~::;:;;''^~~'~1~~~:~ '~t'IH~":':'r~llt"'f~~~~"'''''''':'.Ok''~~'f'''l:.~t~<n~,,,,,,,~~'''~IIi~ ~~~.\~~ .. "'. ~ ./ It'. , '!. ' . I, . ~,pc.. .. 't, . If.". ~"";YJr;:~l!I:'''~..,> t... 4l.--....!t~~..r;:.\~rT ,~'i,\ ~. ".~~~:"\~...~ r;.;.T"f~~~l,~~" .~~i;1 I' .'., ...... .', ~~~t&~J~~iliit~niii~~.ur~vi~~~);.~~;'6mt~~r,~~~i~;~~~" ; )f~\'ii. .~.."'~' ;\:~;';;. ^',~,:.,: '. . . \ ." , ' -3- CITY COHMISSION MEETIUG January 6, 1975 Hayor HouRen left the mcetin~. Commissioner ~1illiams assumed the chair. ITEI1 fllO .. A Public tIcal'inr, on Proposed Hatural Gas Rates. Utilities nirector William Stopller stated tho overall percent of increase is 18.0. The expanD ion prop,ram haa boen cu~tailed 15~ but they try to service anyone roquestinn natural gan all our franchioe roquires service to surrounding municipalities in pinollas County and the allotment th~oup'h 19BB is substantial and reserved for our use. The neW rates will roo into effect next month at the next hil1inr, cycle. Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution Y7S-G to increase the natural nas rates be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. "lotion was seconded by Commissioner' Carwise. Gabriel Cazares, a concerned citizent did not foel.this increase was neceGsa~y at this time and that it ohould be deferred six months and then reviewed. Upon the vote beinr. tilkent the Motion carried unanimously. ITLI1 #11 - Presentation by Tampa Bay Regional Planninr. Council regarding Airport Study. Mr>. Scott Wilson of the TBRrc presented a map study the Florida Department of Transportation has been conductinp, on airports. The plan covers a 20-year peI'iodt 1970 through 1990t and will be updated on a tHo-yoar basis under federal guidelines. The TBRPC is trying to coor>dinate the project assisting the state and assiatinr, the member governments in making sure tIle plan reflects the concerns of the City and the airport located Hithin the City. The Clearwater Executive Air Park is designated a General Aviation Airport for private planes. Clearwater Executive Air Park has about lOOtOOO take-offs noW and as projected for 19!]Ot will have 176tOOO. The lone range projection for this area calls for expansion and additional general aviation airportR. The consensus of opinion of the Com- mission was that extending the Clearwater airport operation to increase potential is'quite remote and as future decisions are made, the TBRPC ~Iill be kept informed. The Hayol:' resumed the chair. ITEH 1112 - City lIall Air Conditioning l1odification. Commissioner Carwise moved to authorize the advertisement for bids for the renovation of the City Hall air conditioner. Notion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin. The City Eneineer explained that a competent engineering fil:'m had been retained to draw up the plans for the modifications. Upon the vote being takent the motion carried unanimOUSly. ITrM #13 - Sale of Surplus City Property - 1305 South Madison Avenue. (Lot 1, Block D, LakevieH Iteip;hts Subdn.) The l"ecommcndation was modified to authorh:e the City Manager to advertise the sale by competitive bid of the property to conform to Flo~ida Statutes. Commissioner Carl~ise moved to autho~ize the City Manager to advertise for bids for the salct and that the proper City officials are hereby authorized 'to execute any contract and/or deed for confirmation of the sale to tIle highest bidder. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Hil1iams and carried unanimously. ITtt! #14 - Artificial Reef BarRe - Dock Lease Ar.reement. (Seminole Boat Ramp Sitet Section 9-29-15.) The City Manager> presented a recommendation for a motion to approve a Lease A8reement between the City and Pinellas County providing dock space at the . Seminole Boat Ramp for the County's Artificial Reef barge and for the storage and transfer of materials for the Artificial Reef program. Commissioner Williams moved to approve the Lease Af,reement and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. 110tion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. ITEM U15 - Resolution to D.O.T. on Traffic Signals Permit. Commissioner Williams moved to pass and adopt Resolution #75-7 ~equesting permission for the City to install traffic signalS on U.S. 19 at Harn Boulevard and Nursery Road intersection and that a three dial coordinated signal system be authorized on U.S. 19 from Druid Road to Belleair Roadt and that the appro- priate officials be authorized to execute it. Hot ion Has seconded by Commissioner' Rankin anu carried unanimOUSly. Commissioner Williams moved to pass and adopt Resolution #75-8 requesting permission for the City to install signals and automatic barriers on the East Bridge of Hemorial Causeway to permit reversing lanes to accelerate the flow of traffic. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and ,carried una~imously. . < 1',1 . . . ~Mt:;~;;;;~A',:!;.::::;;,;, " ' '.. . .. . t!!~1.'il.";} ,.......'.,.'..,'~,,~. ,..." ':; . '. . ~i-i.hltht; \;'1'~ .{"'I'r:;:'~~~~;'_ '"~t~\-t'''h~''' ,'. ,~, '.1 I, ~, fl.:; I ',.J',.~';,r;"'fj,~/~ ,'-,J (' :~~l~ ~~, ," , ",' "" .'.' \ ~ Jot:i'...;,:......:.~,~.lt..,)j;".,'I,.."' ~< .,.' . , . ,"!.;.A)\'.I,..;~'iE'H:):"~~}""-' ~:I'.~~l!.e'...' ~ ';"'r . . ' ,'H. ,," 4'1;'1-~(~"'~;:'~I~~~~'~"","'1~{""-":"'p:"I'-'~" I',':,': ,"'\.' .'-; . .~ .t......'~~~...... 'jr ',. l ~ .0.... I', . ; ~ . .. -: t;:~4~~1tt{y.kJ~~r~.l..~',11; .' ..'.',,:.... '::I,~~. '..; A . _\ .: ~1~\f....Jj~~~/.~......::}:-J"..(I.I.. 0" ~~. I~. ,II,. ~ . . ',~ , .. ~~~,:l~j~hi7~1r.~~.~t~~::~;",. ':.:'r.~ ol~~f>,;.~ l~~,....:..;.: ,,:.', . .. ...'""( . oiI~....~ _,'t"!:. .'~ ./.t..,~,.~~~. f. _! ' I, ,~. '" '. .' , \ ." ; .'C "'!",~~~'~:'}: t~:~t,...,- ."..~I.~..-.H. ~~'. .~.." ~,...~'~. a.' .' , : 'd' .:' />~~.1. < ",", '. . ~., : > i. .: t ...:;;.'.... . .: \' ;,:'; >,:;'" ~::,'~.<~ , :. , ~ ' \''l''.':;''l'' " "t.f." ~t;~\~i ,j "', , :: .":.:i " I " ' _I~- CITY COMHISSIOll MEETING Januatly 6t 1975 ITEM (/16 - Resolution (/75-9 - AuthoI"izing 911 Emergency Telephone Number. Commisrdoner Williams moved that, Resolution /175-9 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carI"ied,unanimously. ITEM 017 - Resolution #75-10 - Supporting Reenactment of General Revenue Sharing. The City Hanar,er I'ccommended approval of Resolution (/75-10 nnd that it be sent to all U.S. SenatoI"s and Representatives from Florida. Commissioner Car\oJise moved that Resolution (/75-10 be passed and adopted and"that the appI"o~ printe officials be authorized to execute it. Hotion was seconded by Com- . missioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM fl18 - Establishment of Usel' Charges fol' City-Owned Community Meeting Rooms. The Staff ,~ccommends three categories of users at an hourly rate based on footage and an additional flat fee for two of the user categories. Commissioner Rankin requested groups without funds be able to request free use. Suggestion was made to add rooms of 500 square feet at$ .110 per hour. Commissioner Hilliams moved to approve the establishment of the charges for City owned com- munity meeting rooms and to add the additional chaI"ne for 500 square foot rooms. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. ITEl1 #19 - Recommendation for Propel" Zoning of Environmentally Endangered Areas, Specifically Cooper's Point/Cooper's Bayou. (Tampa Bay Sections 9t 10 & 16-29-16.) The City Hanager stated this is a staff recommendation for proper zoning of environmentally endangered areas to categories more commensurate with present use and as compatible as is possible with the surrounding area, the natu!lal amenities associated with this property, and the open space declaration of both the City and/or County Comprehensive Plans. Commissioncr De Blaker moved to refer to the Planning and Zoning Doard and other proper departments to determine proper future zoning and set up public hearings. Motion Has seconded by Com- missioner Williams and carried unanimOUSly. ITEI1 ({20 - Proposed Ordinance. Recommendation is to defer discussion on the "110 Smoking" Ordinance until further research is completed. The 11ayor suggested a survey be taken of local businesses, as to their reaction to this proposal. ITEH #21 - Requests for Occupational Licenses for Sale of Antiques: a. 1530 S. Ft. Uarrision Ave., "llic-Nac-Nook." - E. Hiller. Commissioner Car\-1ise moved the license request be approved. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. b. 11llO Northeast Cleveland Street, "Something Different." - M. Conway. Commissioner Carwise moved the license request to operate a second antique store be approved in addition to the Park Street store. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimOUSly. ITEI1 #22 - Requests fOJ;'Zoning Amendments: NE~, See 29-28-16, pt golf course, a. Tract 25, Countrysidct and part of Tract l3t- from RM-12 (Duplex Apartment) and CPD (Commercial Planned Development) to RS-75 <Single Family Residential). - U.S. nome. The City Manager presented the request for rezoning of property at If.W. Corner of Landmark Drive and Wildwood Drive, and stated the request is in con- formance with the Comprehensive Plan. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that the re- quest for change of zoning from RH-12 (duplex apartment) and CPO (commercial planned development) to RS-75 (single family residential)t be accepted and re- 'ferred to the propel' City departments for appropriate action and public hear- ing. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. . . . ~ ~'. . ..:~' l... : I <~. . , .' ,. . . ~ ~~ $:~:rd{.!"~.ri{:(:';~';'i," . ,". ,'" lJ.fJ..P"~~"'I/~t., '~""t~!/~...1..lt '"j ," . ~~. ~:~1\.:.~.~~'~';~tl:""'.,\ lllr{l~,:<:"'l. . "',. .; ~ , , '.....: " + 'J,..; 'J.;.g..li~~.,.;;;~. J?1x'~:- ': .\ \.. -J !~" ~ ~ 11' .....,.. . 1 . '. ~ ~ '1~~1~iii~'.~"~.;':~ (Ji ;,;.~~ p.h ," ] ~. , "'I,', ' ., . . .." . .. '. ~ .. J: ~"r.~~)~r}:\ff:1;:(.t~I'''co:'~Ii. ~p' . -;: ',. ~ . : . I '",' . ,~ '.', . f"?t~.t..it~i~>}~'}r.v.~~':i~~'; "':':," ",.', <'. ;~.,: \ +11." ~'~,.\' . :'l~~"~~'~~" ~J ',"', ,'q , ,"', .',', , ..'p " " '. ' , ~f~~"~',"7~/r.~(~~:~ ~:.. 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'!: t' i.. :.~"..t.j... i.~ ~'1.\ ~~~~'-l~~.l'f:->.a.~;'. .14~j, t.... .~., :;; .~io:.'''f' ....t~-;:.~.:;:..~~.\~~:'*4.};.'tTc>",J1'1.';.c t' ' 1:'" 1 f -5- CITY COHHISSION MEETIUG January 6, 1975 b. Part of Lots 7, 8 and 10, J. D. Tinney's SUbdivision, from'RS-50 (Sinr,le Family Residential) to RM-311 (Hir,h Density Multi-Family). - Ten Hoeve S Beard. Tho City Manager presented the rozoninr, request for approximately 2'" acros, r,enerally located cast of Navajo Park Subdivision and bounded on the cast by the SCLRR and on tho north by Stevenson's Creek. lie reported that the staff rcconnizes and supports the need for low income housinn for tho elderly, but does not recommend acceptance of this request as it is not in conformance with the Comprehensive Plan which identifies thio area as low density, a maximum of 8 dwelling unite per acre, and there arc issues of environmental concern. Mr. Stephen Beneket attorney, representinR the applicants, aaid the development must meet HUD requirements and would basically be funded by Community Develop- ment Act. Following discussion, Commissioner Rankin moved that the request for change of ~oning from RS-50 Csinr.le family reBidential) to RM-311 (high density multi-familY)t be accepted and referred to the proper City departments for appropriate action and public hearing. Motion \laS seconded by Commissioner Carwise. Upon the vote bein~ taken Comminsioners t-lilliams, Rankin and Carwise and Mayor Hougen voted. "Aye". Commissioner Delllaker voted "No", stating the City should not make exceptions. Hotion carried with one dissentinp; vote. ITEH #23 - Bids: a. Demolition of Structure - 1589 Tilley. Lots 26, 27 and 28, Block lit Belmont Subd., Second Addition. - Estate of J. Eldridge, deceased. Low Bid, Rodgers Wrecking, 500 U. Greenwood Ave.: *380.00. . The City 11anager summarized the biddinr, on above item and recommended a\'lard.. as indicated. Commissioner Carwise moved upon the recommendation of the City 11anager that contract for the above item be awarded to Rodgers Wrecking in the ,amount of $380.00, 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 Rankin and carried unanimOUSly. b. 10,000 Ft. of 211 Steel Pipe for Inventory - Low bid, Emp.ire Pipe & Supply, Springville, Alabama: $9,829.00. The City l1anager summarized the lJiddinp; and recommended award as indicated. Commissioner Carwise moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that con- tract for the pipe be awarded to Empire Pipe & Supply, Springville, Alabama, for $9,829.00, \o1hich 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. 110tion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. ITCH /1211 - None. ITEH #25 -None. ITEM (/26 Pending Reports from City Attorney. The City Attorney presented Resolution 1175-11 authorizing the sale of $5,100,000 Bridr,e Revenue and Utilities Services Taxes Bonds by sealed bids to be received on a date to be determined by the City Manager. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution #75-11 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and'carried unanimously. ITEH #27 - Pending Reports from the Mayor. The Hayor reminded Commissioners of his request for suggested names for appointment to the Bicentennial Committee and stated he was preparing a list of appointments that were expiring on various boards and would need recommendations for those. ITE1:l #28, - Other Commission Action. Commissioner Williams mentioned he was going to Atlanta and would look into modular unit construction for the East Library construction. :' .\ <". .'.l,.ci.>. .. " .' 1. "~A~~~~'.~:"~to"~' " ". '"~I :;>~~t~~,""t'1 ...~.....7P:~7",~, .~..:.~:: . h:'.,...~.~~~~-~....~.,.~~M".....-~t-f!ofJ , I " " ".' I .,y"; ';< !"~1~,,)!~[J,~ . . '. ~ ,,' ~...::......" "~ .... . '.\, ~t.l:~' j\. .,L,,~ '.Il-...\+~'II!l'fteI~~~''Il'!- ~" J ,~~~\'" .~~~~. ~::,\V'''f';'', ~ :'~.',.r::~ J"~''';~ ,~;:\'. ~~ .!:;';!!'rf,. '}}W~r=i~i~i:P.I..:,,,, \:l~'-:~~:\;" ,;r ;....'~.~. ." ".I..i...,'.;> ",,' , . I lee, .-../ '" , ..., . '... ..:' .". .' '~r. ;. ',' .,: c,l' :'!,\ .' .i ,,:,..;.'j.~~.'. . r ~.li~~\~W.~tl~tt~~~)b~ \'~~~~"~ )(h..,. '. -G- CITY COMtlISSIOtl MEETInG lTanunry 6, 1975 Commissioner DeDlalcer asked about the recently advertised Dredp,o and Fill Application for Clearwater lIarbor, in which the City is named, along with Hr. Horman Die and others, as an applicant. The City Manager stated ,the 1"ino11as County Hater and Navieation Control Authority has been notified that the City roquoGts to separato itsolf' from the property owners seeking a rehoarinR. Com- missioner DeBlakcr moved that the Staff be instructed to advise the Hater and Navigation Authority that it wishes to withdraw its application' for any expan- sion into the Bay dredec and fill, etc., and that the Staff be instructed to oppose tho proposal of Hr. norman Bie for his clients for any similar expansion. 110tion \<1<1G seconded by Commissionor Rankin. rlax nattIe, City CnHineer, explained that at the hearinR the origin~l re- qucst to dredee and fill was turned down but the plan could be revised and the whole group or any part of the r,roup could be gl'anted a continuance of that hoaring at any future time that it was requested. They have requeGted a hearing on a continuance to shO\<1 their revised plans. Mr. Charles Finton suggestcd the , City no on record as opposinr. the application. Upon the vote beinr, taken, the motion carried unanimously. Commissioner Rankin requested a progress report on Chesapeake Villas. The City Hanager stated the Staff Hould check into this matter. Commissioner Rankin also mentioned receiving a copy of a letter requestiny, extension of Druid Road from Citizens' Committee and also receivinp, a copy of resolution from the Town of Belleair oppoaine disbanding of its pOlice force as recommended by Florida . nureau of Criminal Justice and aSking support of Clearwater. Commissioner Rankin moved to support the Town of Belleair hy Resolution ff75-l2 and that it be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it and send to members of the Leeislative Deler,ation and senators and representatives. Hotion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. Commissioner Carwise moved to have the issue of the donation of property for a University of South Florida campus placed on the ballot of February 11, 1975, as a stra\ol vote of public opinion. Ilotion Has seconded by Commissioner DeDlaker. The wording on the ballot shall be: liDo you approve a branch campus of the University of South rlorida be located on land at State Road 580 and McMullen- Booth Road, furnished by the City, provided that if the land is ever utilized for any other purpose it shall revert to the City." Discussion followed. Upon the vote being taken, Nayor Hougen and Commissioners Hilliams and Cart-Jise voted'nAye" and Commissioners Rankin and DeDlaker voted "Ho". Commissioner DeBlaker re.. quested the records sho.! she opposed a straw vote. Commissioner Rankin moved to have a special meeting to consider the Hording on,the ballot at 9:30 a.m., Thursday, January 9, 1975. Motion was seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker. Upon the vote being ta]<:en, Hayor Hougen and Commissioners Williams and Carwise voted "l~"; Commissioners DeBlaker and Rankin voted "yes." Motion did not car~y. Commissioner Williams mentioned a meetinp, of the Suncoast League of Munici- palities will be held Saturday, January 11, 1975, in Dunedin, with the Legisla- tive Delegation present as an informal panel to discuss what the legislature can best do for the cities. ITEM #29 - Citizens to be Heard. Parker Stafford introduced four younr. ladies who presented a petition signed by 223 persons for a safe place to play, bike routes, and suegested a public neighborhood park at Sunset Point and Coachman Roads. The Hayor accepted the petitions and letter and turned it over to the City Manager for further study. ITEI1 "30 - Second Reading - Ordinance #1548 - Amending Subparagraph (11) of Section 4-18 of Code, relating to Intoxicatinr, Liquors to enact New Zone 22A (Lot 155, Forrest Hill Estates, Unit fJII - V. Dina1lo). The City Attorney presented Ordinance #15'18 for second reading. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance #1540 be read and considered on second and final reading by title only at this meetinp, of the Commission by unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner Carwise moved that Ordinance H1S116'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. .. ",.,e ~>~ , ~ .~. . . ;f;i;';~i~/;;;r~::,;i /" " . . ..... J....':htf1~ d" .'t., ',eo', ".,' .: . , " l' ,\-,......l1--~.'\\:.~.l'1.ar~IF1...'t-.n.<. .( ~" . < . "~ '. i:t-;_"~J't:+II:,,:-r'i...t,"'1+"'.L.;;....tl... ~.->. . 1'" " . 1! '" t J~ir::y.:y~~~rt.l.i~(:~:~.:~.,\ f~",:J' ~::~:; ~ L : ~:. .::~' ; ~ 1 ~ :'\ '. ~I ~H ':~,. ,: ~.' ' . ", " ,~t;I~~;f'l*,-;l('f... ...~.<. ~. ~\\,\, .. 'l-'" l'.{\'" ..... 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" i'll ;~ ~1'1. ,-' , . J , '.' ;, . . :, ~' ; ,,' . '-7- CITY COfUlISSIOU HEETIlIG January 6', 1075 ITEM #32 See Item 116. ITEM #33 - See Item #5. ITEtf fl31~ ...' Resolution #75-13 Roimbut'soment to City, Utility Revenue Certificates, Series of 1972 - $37,9G6.fi3. Commissi~ner Rankin moved that Rea01ution #75-13 be passed and adopted and that, the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was secondeclby Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. ITEM #35 - Acceptance of Easements. The City Attorney presonted the fOllmtinR instruments': Three Easements for right-of-way from U.S.H. Properties Corporation, in SE~, Section 30-28-16. Easement for right-of-way from Sears, Roebuck and Co., in SEJ;;, Section 30-26-16. Easement for utilities installation from U.S. Home of Florida, Inc. , in Lots'162 and 163, Tall Pines of Countryside. Easement for utilities installation from U.8. lIome of Florida, Inc. , in Lots 166 and 167, Tall Pines of Countryside. Easement for utilities installation from U.S. Home of Florida, Inc. , in Lots 30 and 31, Tall Pines of Countryside. . Easement for sanitary sewer installation from Hugh H. Coachman, Jr. , in St'llr; of rmJr" Section 7-29-16. Commissioner the City Clerk be County, Florida. unanimously. Rankin moved that the above instruments be accepted and that directed to record same in the Public Records of Pinellas Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried There being no further business, CommisBioner Carwise moved the meeting be adjourned at 5:1~5 p.m. 11otion was seconded by Commissioner Williams and carried unanimously. . Attest: (.1'", II ,}I '{,- , . . .'er /, '" .j. .,' ~'~. . " . ... ,", I " ',', .. . ',' ~ .' ~'. . . r ... . '. 1. ~ . '.', . > ~ ' . {,:. __. ;'~'%~;~~;W~J~~~it~f.,'~J.i~i'k;L:;;,:.'!<;:{:: [{:t ;;:,;,':: ,." ..:' ,'.' :,>. .' , ' :': ',',: ,., ' :::; :., ,'<., "'\:;),,:.,~@/i ;'1\~~j~1~{'\:~~I,;;t~~"l.t)"::;/)~'~I~;'1111:~~.'\ ~~..\ ':\.%.,. L ~~'. 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' " ': . ;/:'\."..:..' ",'Y,.', ;.:'I"::~' '.:..~',.!. \.':rll.I~~~'.1i !I.l\~ .' ~l.lk '/l.~_&""~c'i'..l"~;i!'~irj ~ ". ., ~""l~ 1 ~'l'~ .~, I' . " :. ,....' '... .~ I. I!' . ,~,,.~ 141' 1'1'..t....i ,,,~ l'f{~ "..~, ~l'lil .\; :;;.:\.~-!.(.M~~:~~~~r~~~~~:h~(~~:I>~.II~i~':.:~~:.~",.:<>...::.~:,~,.: fv"..,~ : "... ,'.": -':::' ,..t,'" :l',~ ~ ~:\~fl' :~",.'.~ . ",- \.:.~~~,1;'~;r~~}!.i,~1'~:f.:~~')t1l:"~~i~f;\ ~i~1 .~t~~~1,'!,!1'f': ::/ ..,~;::.~"'fo.;;~~~': '. ,I,. .~: ~ .. '-. .'.. ~ AGENDA CITY COHHISSIOU RtGULAR BEETING January 6t 1975 1:30 P.H. " , ITtH 1. Invocation 2. Introductiono , 3. t1inuteo of Prccedinr, Hcctinr,a - De~. 9, 16 F. 23, 1971, PUBLIC HtARIIlGS . I,. Lot Hot-ling Raaolution fJ711-l53 5. Violation of Southern Standard Buildinp, Code - 11110 Engman ( Payne)' 6., Violation of Minimum (Jouainp, Cc.da - 70S Bi"uce (Estate of Johnston)' 7. Vacation of StI"eet Right of Hay, Bay Vi eN Subd. o. Vacation of Easement, Walden Woods Subd. 9. Contd. -Zoninp, Amendment - N of Sunset Point Road, W of. N. Hercules, 'from CSC to R11l2 (Cope) 10. Proposed Natural Gas Rates RI:PORTS FROH CITY MAUAGER 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 10. 19. Presentation by TDRPC re Airport Study City Hall Air Condi'tionin~ tlodification Sale of Surplus City Property - 1305 S. Madison Artificial Reef Barge - Dock Lease Agreement Resolution to DOT on Traffic Signala Permits Resolution - Authorizing 911 I:merp,ency Telephone Humber Resolution - Supporting General Revenue Sharinp, Establishment of User Charges for City-ONned community Meeting Rooms Recommendation - Proper Zoning of Environmentally Endangered Areas, specifically Cooper's Point/Cooper's Bayou Proposed Ordinance Requests for Occupational License for Sale of Antiques: a. 1530 S. Ft. Harrison (Hiller) b. 1140 UE Cleveland (Conway) Requests for Zoning Amendments: . a. H~1 Corner of Landmark & \~ild"lood from RHl2 & CPO to RS75 (US Home) b. Acreage Tract, E of Navajo Park from RS50 to RH34 ,(Ten Hoeve & Beard) BidS: a. Demolition b. 10,000' 2" $9,829. Other Engineering Matters Verbal Reports and Other Pending Hatters Pending Reports from City Attorney Pending Reports from Hayor , " " I., . l'" .1, '.si.\'~}I~J'~I'j~i'~f:~/~':/~S.;..~~~,..,I."'!.~'~\~;;':(l);"f ~.,\, ..:' I ' .-,',....,.:... .~.~. .Ir.....'~, .' ,./ . .~~.~: ~.>J.~.~:~~.;..I.:l;I;I.....~,{I.;.},J~h,J.I.:., "'~'./.. ..."l...~....l.\~.;...~.~.l{...\~...:........ /,"',.', .;-'~..r:.: "',' 'J,:.,....l. . ' " "+"',..: . I' ~~~~.J.;, ,"" 't.,"',? ,,:.<. ;~,+' .,..~..,,/tt""lt~'~".<"tt.~. ~"1{ .,r.J';'i~.{\I'I'~~'~h"'!~;~! <'~" .1 :,~,~"!1':~,4 ~.' .\.~~tf. ~, ,-.'. ,I,., '. Ij., . 't~.1: .';.' ...1./ ^'/"~'.~;'J-,,{,"'~~''').f~,,\'':.1t~'~>~.'I;I'+~~ ...'f~ '\....)t\~...~ "l;~I;~( u i'.~..+.... '..< "~"'-:".~'.\i~~~'" ~t I~',,+ '. ' ..' .... ~ . .~.. I :. .~' .... ,..,.' _ ..~.."",p;:<~.r.:;., .:.\>..,.!@..t~..l~lj.'~'~rfl;.'.} ",~~~\c.""-,.J ~;~P~':y\~D;':f~~<l"~<~Wl~~r;i~;r~ll,::' ,;;, '," ;'.: ''', ");',1' / :{.:;, ;\;.) '; ....', .' (,,' '\) :,':' ; :,", I :.: ~,',,"':~' 'i,; :;..:,;:,.':\ /: ;~. ,~i?~"~';';"l~' :\'f;.:;:{ii4~~;~:/".~;?2.kW~~'; , )~f:~~tld:~~k~l~;f~;:,r.;:)}::,:it;;,:,p;t::::'\: ,,:~::":\''. :':,:', ':""~; ',:,;~, ":,,,::l,::,,;':;":,t '" '. :" :~: ',J~," :,: ,'.' < ": :"',. ,"i">/,:;'~:?':~~"~~~:':I:Fi~~~if:~-:l~:~~~r;';~~~,~::H~~tjV ,\ 20. 21. 22. 23. of Structure - 1589 Tilley - Low Bid, Rodgers WreCking, $380. Steel Pipe for Inventory - Low Bid, Empire Pipe & Supply, 24. 25. ,26. 27. 26. Other Commission Action 29. Citizens to be Heard REPORTS FR0l1 CITY ATTORNEY 30. 2nd Rdg. -Ord~ #1546 - AmendingSubpara. (11) of Sec. 4-18 of Code"relating to Intoxicating LiquorG to enact Ue\-l Zone 22A 31. 1st Rdg. -Ord. #1550 - Amending Subpara. (3) of Sec. 4-18 of Code, relating to Intoxicating Liquors to enact New Zone 13P 32. Resolution - l1inimum Housinn Violation - 70S, Bruce 33. Resolution - Unsafe Building - 1140 Engman 34. Resolution - Reimbursement to City, Util. Revenue Cert., Series of 1972 35. Acceptance of Deeds and Easements 36. Adjournment , , \"'~'::;1"tf1r~~~;.~:\',,:,:' :,r,:'~'"':":: ~ ~"\!"""'~~"~""