02/17/1975
CITY COMMISSION MEETING
February 17, 1975
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater met in regular session at
the City Hall, Monday, February 17, 1975, at 1:30 p.m., with the following'
members present:
H. Everett Hougen
Donald s. Williams
Karleen F. DeBlaker,
Joseph Carwise
John F. Rankin
Mayor-Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
'Also present were:
Picot B. Floyd
Herbert M. Brown
Max Battle
Frank Daniels
City Manager
City Attorney
City Engineer
Police Chief
The Mayor called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by
Chief Daniels.
Commissioner Williams moved that the minutes of the regular meeting of
February 3 and the special meeting of February 12, 1975, be approved as re-
corded and as submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker and carried unanimously.
Service pins were awarded to four employees, a combined total of fifty
years of service.
The Employee of, the Month, Vivian Erickson of the Safety Division, was
awarded a plaque and a Savings Bond.
Mrs. Tetula McMullen presented the Mayor with a Bicentennial Flag on
behalf of the Carey Cox Chapter of the D.A.R.
ITEM U6 - A Public Hearing on Vacation of the Easterly 0.5 (~) ft. of a
1.5 ft. casement across the West side of Lot 102, Oak Forest of Countryside. -
C. Fred Deuel & Associates" Inc. for owner. Resolution #75-31.
This request was received because a new residence was built in error
encroaching one-half foot on an existing, easement. The owner is requesting
vacation to avoid wreCking the house and to avoid a cloud on the title
insurance. There were no objections.
Commissioner Williams moved that Resolution #75-31 be passed and adopted
approving the request and that the appropriate officials be authorized to
execute it. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #7 - A PUblic Hearing on Requests for Zoning Amendments:
a. Change of zoning from CPD (commercial planned development) and
RM-12 (duplex-apartment) to RS-75 (single family), on property
described as: Begin Northeasterly 1280 ft. from center of
Section 29-28-16, thence run North 185.45 ft., Easterly 300 ft.,
Northeasterly on a curve 355 ft., Northeasterly 286 ft., East
208.09 ft., Southeasterly on 2 curves 885 ft., Northwesterly 80
ft., Northwesterly along a curve 307 ft., Westerly 43 ft. to
P.D.B. - U. S. Home of Florida, Inc.
The City Manager recommended the property located on the Northwest corner
of Landmark Drive and Wildwood Drive be considered for RS-100 (single family)
which is agreeable to the applicant. There were no objections. Mr. Douglas
Roach of u.s. Home was present. Commissioner Rankin moved to approve the
change of zoning to RS-100 (single family) and that the City Attorney be in-
structed to include this in an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance to be brought
back to the Commission for approval as soon as possible. Motion was seconded
by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
b. Lots 15 to 20 inclusive, Block B, Suburb Beautiful, to be
changed from RM-12 (duplex-apartment) to ISP (institutional
semi-public), and Lots 9 and 10, Block E, Suburb BeautifUl,
to be changed from RS-50 (single family) to ISP (institutional
semi-public). - Turner-Brandon Post #7, American Legion.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
February 17. 1975
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The City Manager recommended the request for rezonin~ to ISP for prop~rty
located on both sides of Turner Street between Phoenix Avenue and Florida
Avenue, be approved provided that the two lots south of Turner be covenanted
for parking use only, ~ith access on Turner. Further, that the parking area
surface be stabilized turf only with tho pe~iphery landscaped with adequate
screening material of 6 ft. height along the east and south property lines.
Ralph Richards, Attorney, representing the American Logion, was present
and stated they are in accord with the recommendation of the City Manager.
Mr. Jim Hassott, representing the property o~ners in the area, oblected to
the change of zoning. He did not feel the Logion needed the park nR lots all
of the time and the neighborhood concept should be retained. G. Leroy Bratton
opposed a 6 ft. fence. Ken Purdy. the architect, stated they were agreeable
to just using stabilized turf if that is what the neighborhood wants.
Stabilized turf with a shell base would allo~ the use of the lot for parking
without actually looking like a paved parking lot.
Commissioner Carwise moved that the request for rezoning to ISP (insti-
tutional semi-public) be approved with periphery landscaping but without the
6 ft. fence and subject to covenant that Lots 9 and 10, Block E, Suburb
aeautiful, be restricted for parking use only and the surface be stabilized
turf, and the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an amendment to
the Zoning Ordinance to be brought back to the Commission for approval as
Boon as possible. Commissioner Williams seconded the motion. Upon the vote
being taken, Commissioners Williams, DeBlaker and Carwise and Mayor Hougen
voted yes; Commissioner Rankin voted no. Motion carried.
ITEM "8 - A Public Hearing on Requests for Annexation and Determination
and Establishment of Zoning and Fire District Classification:
a. Lot 20, Block 17, Highland Pines Third Addition, 'with RS-50
(single family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 cl~ssification.
J. Hero.
Approval was recommended for annexation and zoning for property located
on the northeast corner of Wood Avenue and Crown Street by the owner,
Mr. Hero. There were no Objections. Mr. Hero was present. Commiosioner
Williams moved that the request for annexation by Jerry Hero, with RS-50
(single family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification be approved
and the City Attorney be instructed to include this in an ordinance to be
brought back to the Commission for approval as soon as possible. Motion was
seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
b. Lot 7, Block E, Eastwood Terrace Second Addition, with RS-75,
(single family) zoning and Fire District No. 2 classification. -
E. Cavaliere and L. Jenkins.
Approval was recommended for request for annexation and zoning for
property located on the east side of Baywood Avenue approximately 500 ft.
south of Drew Street. Miss Cavaliere was not present. There were no objections.
Commissioner Carwise moved that the request for annexation by Miss Emily
Cavaliere and Mrs. Lenore Jenkins, with RS-75 (single family) zoning and Fire
District No. 2 classification be approved and the City Attorney be instructed
to include this in an ordinance to be brought back to the Commission for
approval as soon as possible. Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion ~hich
carried unanimously.
c. Begin 590 ft. East and 40 ft. North of Southwest (SW) corner
of Northeast Quarter (NE~), Section 12-29-15, thence run North
488 ft., East 60 ft., South 489 ft., West 60 ft. to P.O.B.
and Begin 50 ft. East and 524 ft. North of Southwest (SW)
corner of Northeast Quarter (NE~), Section 12-29-15, thence run
North 60 ft., East 1007 ft., South 60 ft., West 1007 ft. to
P.O.B., with P (public) zoning. - City.
The City has requested the annexation and zoning of street property
running North from Palmetto Street about 600 ft. East of Hercules Avenue, and
East from Hercules Avenue about 550 ft. North of Palmetto Street with zoning
to be P (public). This property was deeded to the City and has a road on it
but it has not been dedicated as right-of-way and is in conflict with the
County Land Use Plan as their roads are 80', whereas ours are only 60'. The
City Attorney stated this is an intergovernmental matter and the City Manager
and the Pinellas County Administrator should meet to discuss it.
Commissioner DeDlaker moved that this item be continued until March 17,
1975. Commissioner Williams seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
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ITEM *9 - A Public Hearing on Community Development Funds.
, Assiatant City Manager Shoemaker outlined a recommended program. The
City applied for funds under the Housing and Community Development Act of
,1974, and is eligible. to receive $209,000 the first year, and estimated
amounts of $513,000 and $782,000 the second and third years, respectively.
A number of meetings have been held with citizens for their input, and
another public hearing will have to be held before the first of March. The
proRram is laid out' for one year at a time. Meetings have been held with
residents of Wood Valley, Ross Norton Park area, Condon Gardens and the
North Greenwood area. In each of these areas, the residents indicated their
priority need. An effort \:as made to obtain maximum citizen input during
the entire pre application process and a list of the citizens recommendations
was drawn up. Some were found to be eligible and some ineligible. Among
the ineligible recommendations were low rental apartments, traffic enforce-
ment, library, discount store, and a laundramat. Recreation facilities were
found to be eligible, as well as street beautification, street paving, side-
walks, rehabilitation grants, off-street parking, drama progr',o,ms, and traffic
signals. The City Manaf,er stated Federal allocation of funds is based on
population as of the 1970 census, the poverty level of a community, and prior
activity in the Federal Grants program in urban renewal. In future years,
Clearwater's involvement should lead to larger grants. There are limited
funds available and Staff has tried to allocate some funds to each area.
Talmadge Rutledge, representing fifteen to twenty persons in the North
Greenwood Area, proposed the fOllowing top five priority recommendations for
their area: (1) O.I.C. Building plus training program and services. (2)
Rehabilitation grant for housing. (3) Traffic enforcement and regulation in
the area. (4) Street paving. (5) Day care center.
Commissioner Rankin moved to hold another Public Hearing at 7:30 p.m.,
February 24th, 1975, in the City Hall Auditorium. Commissioner Williams
seconded the motion which carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #10 - Request for Waiver of Fire Code.
The First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Clearwater has requested
a waiver of the City Fire Codes which require installation of an automatic
fire sprinkler system in a lounge room of the Association's new building that
is now under construction. The City Fire Code provides that automatic fire
sprinkler systems be installed on any floor where there is a public assembly
capacity of more than 75 persons. The room in question can accommodate
approximately 225 persons. Donald R. Hall, Attorney, representing the bank,
stated the principal purpose of the room would be for use of employees as a
lounge and they do not intend, at any time, to lease the premises for any
reason. It will only be used for a coffee/l~nch break, or in-house training
of the bank's employees. Generally speaking, there would never be more than
75 persons in the room except possibly at Christmas parties. He stated the
bank has attempted to have constructed a modern fireproof building and they
have included in their plans a smoke-detecting device which will immediately ,
sense smoke or any change in temperature and which will be connected by direot
line to the fire station. They also have two stairwells at each end of the
floor in question. Discussion followed on the safety features with Leon
Hammock, President, speaking and reiterating that basically the room is to
be used as a lounge for employees only. Fire Marshal George Buhmeyer also
spoke of the furniShings, draperies and carpeting being relatively fireproof.
Commissioner Williams suggested that they have a house fire marshal present
anytime there are more than 75 people in the lounge. The house marshal would
'be a bank employee who is trained in evacuation procedures in case of an
emergency.
Commissioner De Blaker moved to deny the request for waiver of Fire Code.
Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion. Discussion followed about the re-
quest for a letter stating that the bank would not allow the room to be used
for any outside activity. Mrs. Grace Sessoms and Mr. Charles Finton spoke
against a variance to approve the request.,
Commissioner Carwise moved to continue this item to the regular Commission
meeting of March 3, 1975, 1:30 p.m. Commissioner Williams seconded the
motion. Upon the vote beinf, taken, Mayor Hougen and Commissioners Williams,
DeB1aker and Carwise voted yes; Commissioner Rankin voted no. Motion carried.
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In September, 1973, the City entered into an agreement with the State
Department of Transportation (DOT) to realign Court Street. At that time the
City agreed to pay fifty percent of an estimated project cost of $55,000. A
check for $27,500 was submitted to DOT. The final project cost was
$91,232.19, and the balance of the City's share is $18,116.10. Commissioner
Rankin moved that, the expenditure of $18,116.10 be paid to the State Depart-
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ITEM #11 - Coast Guard Auxiliary Mobile Unit.
Commander Harold J. Thoma, U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, in a letter, dated
January 29th, 1975, recommended that the City expend approximately $1,000 for
the purchase of a mobile information unit which would be posi~ioned,at the
Seminole Boat Launching Dock. This unit would be manned by the Coast Guard
Auxiliary on weekends, holidays and during the week to provide information
for the boating public.
Commissioner Rankin moved to deny the request to purchase the mobile
unit. Motion died for lack of a second.
Commissioner Williams moved to approve the purchase of the Coast Guard
Auxiliary mobile unit., Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion. Upon the
vote being taken, Mayor Houp,en and Commissioners DeBlaker, Williams and
Carwise voted yes; Commissioner Rankin voted no. Motion carried.
Mayor Hougen reported there are six appointments expiring February 28,
1975, on the Planning and Zoninp, Board, and asked whether the Commission
wanted recommendations from him today or whether they preferred to wait until
the next meeting which will be on the third of March. The consensus was to
wait until the next meeting. The expired terms are Arthur M. Kruse, Eddie
McCants, Mrs. Charles W. Phifer, Mrs. Charles Evers, Frank H. Morris, Jr.
(Chairman) and Milner A. Cummings. Commissioner De Blaker moved that a list
of suggested names be given to the commissioners and the appointments be
made at the next regular Commission meetinp; (Matich 3, 1975, 1:30 p.m.)
Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion which carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #12 - Use of Martin Luther King Center - St. Paul's A.M.E. Church,
Safety Harbor.
A request was received from the Reverend James H. Simon, pastor of
St. Paul's A.M.E. Church, Safety Harbor, to use the Martin Luther King
Neighborhood Center for religious purposes on March 23rd and 24th, 1975.
Reverend Simon was present and asked to have the dates changed to March 23rd
. and March 30th. Commissioner Carwise moved to approve the request for the
use of the Martin Luther King Neighborhood Center at the regular charge
subject to availability on the 30th. Commissioner Williams seconded the,
motion which carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #13 - Agreement Renewal - Babe Ruth League, Inc.
For the past two years, the Clearwater Babe Ruth League, Inc., has had
the use of a concession stand at Carpenter Field. The League operates and
maintains the concession stand for its league games. Commissioner Rankin
moved to approve the request for renewal of the Agreement and that the
approp~iate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Williams
seconded the motion which carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #14 - Change Order #2 - DFS Construction Company, Project IV, Part
II Revised, Part I - EPA #C-120287.
The Public Works Director, the Public Service Director and the City's
ConSUlting Engineer recommend a covered enclosure be constructed around the
new Sand Key Pumping Station for security purposes. Commissioner Rankin
moved that Change Order #2 modifying contract with DFS Construction Company,
for an increase of $4,152.00 and a new total amount of $455,052.25, be approved
and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner
Carwise seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #15 - Change Order #4, Final - The Dawson Company. Project IV,
Part I, Interceptor Sewers and Force Main - EPA C-120287.
This is a final adjustment to this project as recommended by the City
Manager and the City Engineer. Commissioner Williams moved to approve Change
Order #4, Final, adding $7,2~3.2l, for a total contract amount of $835,149.49,
and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner
Rankin seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM *16 - Court Street Relocation.
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ITEM N17 - Letter dated January B, 1975, regardinp. Regents Acceptance
of University of South Florida Site. (Near SRs 580 6 593, Section~ 21 &
2B-28-16.> (Continued from January 20.>
Commissioner R~nkin moved to continue a~ain to March 17, 1975. 'Com-
missioner Williams seconded the motion. Discussion followed and the
question arose as to whether the City could rescind the offer. Upon the vote
being taken, the motion carried unanimously.
ITEM NlB - Amendment to General Telephone Contract regarding Emergency
Reporting System.
A contract was let for installation of a Municipal Emergency Repo~ting
system to replace the fire alarm call boxes. Originally, termination charge
was set at $6B,a50 if the system was in service for less than 60 months. The
system has now been completed and is ready to go. Based on final design, the
termination charge has been lowered to $62,aOo.
Commissioner Carwise moved to accept an amendment to the General Telephone
Contract, reducing the termination charge to 062,800.00 and to authorize the
proper officials to execute it. Commissioner De Blaker seconded the motion
which carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM #19 - Designation of Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council as the
Planning Coordinator of a Section 208 Regional Planning Study in Waste Treat-
ment in the Tampa Bay Area. - Resolution #75-24.
, Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution #75-24 be passed and adopted
supporting TBRPC's designation as the coordinator of the Planning Process to
develop an implementation plan which will coordinate waste treatment manage-
ment for the Tampa Bay Area, and that the proper officials be authorized to
execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimOUSly.
ITEM H20 - Processing of Building Permit Requests.
The City Commission, on October 1, 1973, had established a Building Permit
Review Committee and stipulated that building permit requests could be re-
ceived and processed only during the first full week of each month. Because
of the status of the economy, it would be helpful to contractors to be able to
submit plans and obtain building permits for small structures at any time
during the month.
Commissioner Carwise moved to authorize the Building Department to
receive and process building permit requests for single family dwellings and
other structures that are equivalent to four dwelling units, whenever they are
submitted ratller than only during the first full week of the month, and that
the Building Department be authorized to issue permits for such plans. Com-
missioner Rankin seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #21 - Request for Occupational License - Jane's Thrift Shop,
404 N. Ft. Harrison Avenue.
A request was received from Mrs. Jane L. MillS, 307 Vine Street, for an
Occupational License to operate a thrift shop. Commissioner Rankin moved
that the request for an Occupational License to operate a thrift shop at
404 N. Ft. Harrison Avenue, be approved. Commissioner Carwise seconded the
motion whiCh carried unanimously..
ITEM #22 - Request for Beverage Zoning - Shop Kwik Stores, Inc., SW
corner SR 590 G Mission Blvd. (in NE~, Section 8-29-16.)
,A request by Mr. Charles C. Shepherd, representing Shop Kwik Stores,
Inc., for beverage zoning to sell beer and wine for off-premise consumption
was received. Dorothy Roberts and Dave Ellman, residents of Mission Hills,
and Grace Sessoms and Arthur Schaal, residents on State Road 590, spoke in
objection, mainly because of the proximity of other package'stores.Com-
missioner DeBlaker moved to deny beverage zoning to sell beer and wine for
off-premise consumption at the Southwest Corner of State Road 590 and Mission
Boulevard. Commissioner Williams seconded the motion which carried unanimously~
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Feb~uary 17, 1975
ITEM *23 - Requests for Annexation:
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a. Lots 11 & 12,/Cit~us heights Hano~'and Lots 18, 19, 4G & 49,
Citrus Heights Manor, 1st Addition. - T. Kay.
b. Lote 21, 22 & 23, Citrus Heights HanoI', 1st Addition. - J.
Walker.
Commissioner DeBlaker moved that. the requests for annexation by Messrs.
Kay and Walke~ as outlined by the City HanaRe~ be accepted and referred to
the proper City departments for appropriate action and public hearing.
Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion which oarried unanimously.
ITEM f#24 - nids:
a. 1975 Sanitary Sewer Replacement, Phase I ~ Low Bid, Sarasota
Excavating: $154,081.70.
Commissioner Rankin moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager
that the contract for the 1975 Sanitary Sewer Replacement, Phase I, for the
sum of $154,081.70 be awarded to Sarasota Excavating, Sarasota, Florida,
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. 2,00.0 Ft. of Johns Manville PVC Pipe - Sole Source, ,Johns-
Manville Sales Corp.: $6,980.00.
The City Manager recommended award to Johns-Manville, the sole manu-
facturer of sizing compatible with existing cast iron system. The PVC pipe
is to be used on Island Estates because of acid and corrosive soil. Com-
missioner Rankin moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that
contract for the purchase of 2,000 ft. of Johns Manville PVCPipe be awarded
to Johns-Manville Sales Corp., Green Cove Springs, Florida, sole source, in
the amount of $6,980.00, which is the sole and beat 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 bid.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and cavri~d unanimously.
c. Purchase of Bunker Suits - Low Bid, Fountain Fire & Safety
Equipment, Tampa: $14,567.80.
Commissioner Rankin moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager
that contract for bunker suits be awarded to Fountain Fire & Safety Equip-
ment, Tampa, in the amount of $14,567.80, which is the lowest and best respon-
sible bid, and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to
execute said contract which shall be in accordance with specifications and
bid. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM #25 - Other Engineering Matters.
Modification of City Hall Air Conditioning System - Low Bid,
R. V. Money, Inc., St. Petersburg: $92,920.00.
, The City Engineer, Max Battle, recommended the low bid of R. V. Money,
Inc., in the amount of $92,920.00 for the modification of City Hall air
conditioning. Commissioner Rankin moved upon the recommendation of the City
Engineer and the Consulting Engineer that contract for modification of City
Hall air conditioning system be awarded to R. V. Money, Inc., St. Petersburg,
in the amount of $92,920.00, 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 bid
and that the City Manager use the appropriate funds for the expenditure.
Motion was seconded by Commissioner Carwise and carried unanimously.
ITEM #26 - Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters.
Sub-Grant A pplication for Funds under Title VI of the Federal
Comprehensive Employment and Training Act. Resolution #75-25.
The City Manager reported the City had been working closely with Pinellas
County on the Emergency Jobs Program. Pinellas County had authorized funds
for fourteen job titles for the City of Clearwater under the provisions of
'the Federal CETA. The positions and funds were approved subject to the
positions being filled by not later than January 13th, 1975. The City met the
deadline for the one year program which is totally funded by the federal.
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Feb~ua~y 17, 1975
gove~nment and the job programs established by the City are for projects or
functions that were not funded in the cu~rent City budget. The City Manager
~ecommended that the app~opriate resolution be passed and adopted app~oving
the proposed CETA Title VI sub-grant by and between the Pinellas County Board
of County Commissioners and the City. Commissioner Rankin moved that
Resolution #75-25 be passed and adopted and that the app~opriate officials be
authorized to execute it. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion which
carried unanimously.
ITEM "27 - Pending Reports from City Attorney.
The City Attorney reported recently the City Commission had instructed
the Legal Depa~tment to appear before the Legislative Delegation concerning
the annexation of enclaves, however, that portion of their agenda was post-
poned until the Friday, February 21st meeting, at 7:30 p.m. He feels the
Delegation will only approve annex~tion of the smaller enclaves.
ITEM "28 - Pending Reports from the Mayor.
The Mayor announced time is short and many things need attention in re-
lation to the Bicentennial Committee. He recommends that the City Manager
be appointed to proceed with the work where he leaves off. Commissioner
Rankin moved that the City Manar,er be appointed to head the Bicentennial
Committee. Commissioner Williams seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #29 - Other Commission Action.
Commissioner Williams moved that Resolution #75-26, recognizing the
ability of Bobby Forbes and regretting his passin~, be passed and adopted
and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it and present
the original resolution to the Forbes Family. Commissioner Carwise seconded
the motion which carried unanimOUSly. Commissioner Rankin suggested that
Robert Forbes' name be included for consideration in naming the ~ecreation
center on Kings Highway.
Commissioner Williams stated, for the record, that the City Commission
had not formally denied the appropriation from the budget fo~ Morton Plant
Hospital. The City Manager reported that the Department of Health, Education
and Welfare had advised him that there is a pattern of discrimination at the
Hospital and we will be formally advised. The Hospital has not as yet re-
turned the forms to the City for their budget appropriation.
Commissioner Williams recommended the Commission purchase a film on
evacuation procedures in the case of a fire.
Cornmissione~ De Blaker stated the Pinellas Planning Council will be con-
sidering legislation on annexation and there is a proposal by S. Curtis Kiser,
State LegiSlator, to have the Planning Council review all major annexations.
Commissioner DeBlaker expressed concern about the Pine lIas County bills
about to be passed on traffic control, the library, and solid waste; and
stated the City Attorney should be instructed to oppose these bills. Concern
was expressed for the rights of the library employees who will be transferred
to the County if the library bill is passed. She stated Pinellas County has
many bills under conside~ation that are not brought to the attention of the
City Commission and of which they do not receive a copy. Commissioner
DeBlaker moved that the City Attorney be instructed to oppose the traffic
control, the library, and the solid waste bills, as they are now proposed,
and to secure additional information. Commissioner Rankin seconded the
motion which carried unanimously.
Commissioner De Blaker also reported that at a recent Tampa Bay Area
Rapid Transit meeting they had discussed hiring a consultant for long range
mass transit planning. Federal and State grant funds were to pay the cost
but the State Depa~tment of Transpo~tation has backed out and TBART has de-
termined that the member governments will have to pay the difference. Clea~-
water's share will be approximately $6,000 for the 75-76 bUdget year. There
is a meeting for member government officials scheduled for 2 p.m. on Friday,
February 21st, 1975.
Commissioner Rankin reported he had received some complaints from voters
about the polling places., He also requested the status of Chesapeake Villas,
and Assistant City Manager Shoemaker stated a report is almost ready and the
repai~s and improvements a~e being made. The only exception is the drainage
problem which still exists. The projects are expected to be completed in about
six weeks.
The Mayor announced that Commissioner Williams had b~en elected a fellow
in the American Institute of Architects, which is a signal honor.
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February 17, 1975
ITEM g30 - Citizens to be Heard.
HI'S. Graoe Sessoms, State Road 590, read a letter addressed to the
'Mayor, Commissioners and City Manager; Subject, Trees to be planted on State
!toad 590. The letter requested that the Commission waive the cost of plant-
ing the trees to the residents. The ocoupants of four residences signed the
letter. They also asked that the trees be planted as soon as possible.
ITEM "31 - Second Reading - Ordinance "1554 - Amendinp, Zoning A.tlas of
the City.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance U1554 for second reading. Com-
missioner Williams moved that Ordinance N1554 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
Rankin and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Com-
missioner Rankin moved that Ordinance #1554 be passed on its second and final
reading and adopted and that the appropriate officials of the City be'author-
,izcd to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commisaione~ Carwise and ca~ried
unanimously.
ITEM #32 - First Reading - O~dinance #1555 - Amending Chapter 6 ~elating
to Boats to Authorize Posting of Ho Wake Zones, etc.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1555 for fi~st reading. Com-
missioner Rankin mo\ed that Ordinance #1555 be read and considered by title
only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion
was seconded by Commissione~ DeBlaker and carried unanimously. The Ordinance
was read by title only. Commissione~ Carwise moved that Ordinance #1555 be
passed on its first reading. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and
carried unanimously.
ITEM H33 - Resolution #75-27 - Reimbursement to City Utility Revenue
Fund, Utility Revenue Certificates, Series of 1972.
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Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution ~75-27 be p~ssed and adopted
and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner
Williams seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #34 - Resolution #75-28 - Reimbursement to City General Fund, /
Utility Revenue Certificates, Series of 1972.
Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution #75-28 be passed and adopted
and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner
Williams seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #35 - Resolution #75-29 - Reimbursement to City Utility Revenue /
Renewal and Replacement Fund, Utility Revenue Certificates, Series of 1972.
Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution #75-29 be passed and adopted
and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner
Carwise seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
ITEM #36 ~ Resolution #75-30 - Payment to Briley, Wild & Associates,
Utility Revenue Certificates, Series of 1972. ($8,635.56)
Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution #75-30 be passed and adopted
and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner
Carwise seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
There being no further business, the meeting was 'adjourned at 6:00 p,m.
The City Commission then met as Trustees of the Pension Fund with the
Mayor calling the meeting to order. The City Manager presented the recom-
mendations of the Advisory Committee of the Employees' Pension Fund as follows
for acceptance into membership: Ruth Balaity and William Russell, Police
Department; Ronald Conniff, James M. Lewin and Daniel Treloar, Utilities
Department; Ernest Etheridge, Finance Department; Urania Karas, Library; and
Linda B. Wilson, Purchasing Division of City Manager Department. Commissioner
Carwise moved that the recommendations of the Advisory Committee be approved.
Commissioner Williams seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 6:02 p.m.
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ITEM
1. Invocation
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2. Introductions
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3. Minutes of precedinr. Meetinp,s
It. Presontation
Feb. 3 & 12, 1975
5. Award of Service Pins
Public lIearinr,s
Vacation of Portion of Eaoement, W Side of Lot 102, Oak Forest of Country-
side
Requests for Zoning Amendments:
a. NW Corner of 'Landmark & Wildwood from CPD & RM12 to RS75 (US Home)
b. Lots 15, to 20 incl., DL B. from RM12 to ISP, and Lots 9 6 10, 81 E,
from RS50 to ISP. all in Suburb Beautiful (American Legion)
Requests for Annexation and Determination 6 Establishment of Zoning &' Fire
District C1aosification:
a. Lot 20, Bl 17, Hip,hland Pines, 3rd Addn., RS50 <rIero)
b. Lot 7, Bl E, Eastwood Terr., 2nd Addn., RS75 (Cavaliere, et al)
c. Streets running U from Palmetto, 600' 1: of Hercules and E from
Hercules, 550' 11 of Palmetto (City)
Community Development - Recommended Program
Reports from City Manager
10. Request for Waiver of Fire Code
11. Coast Guard Auxiliary Mobile Unit ,
12. Use of Hartin Luther King Center - St. Paul's A.H.E. Church
13. Agreement Renewal - Babe Ruth League, Inc.
14. Change Order #2 - DFS Construction
15. Chanp,e Order illl - The Dawson Company
16. Court Street Relocation
17. Le~ter dated 1/8/75 re Regents Acceptance - USF Site
18; Amendment to General Telephone Contract re Emergency Reportin~ System
19. Desir,nation of TBRPC as Planning Coordinator for Section 208 Regional
Planning Study, in Waste. 'Treatment in Tampa Bay Area
.20, Processing of Building Permit Requests ,
21. Request for Occupational License - 1.04 N. Ft. Harrison, Used Merchandise
. (Hills)
22. Request for Beverage Zonin~ - Shop Kwik Stores. Inc.
23. Requests for Annexation:
a. Lots 11 & 12. B1 B, Citrus IIgts. Manor, RS60 (Kay)
b. Lots 21, 22 6 L:3, Citrus Hgts. Manor, 1st Addn., RS60 (Walker)
24. Bids:
a. 1975 Sanitary Sewer Replacement. Phase I - Low Bid, Sarasota Exca-
vatin~ - $ 15~,081.70
b. 2000' pve Pipe - Johns Hanvil1e Corp., $6980.00
c. Bunker Suits - Low Bid, Fountain Fire & Safety. $14.567.80
25. Other Engineering Matters
26. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Hatters
27. Pending Reports from City Attorney,
28. Pending Reports from Hayor
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30. Citizens to be Heard
Reports from City Attorney
2nd Hdg. -Ord. #1554 - Amending .Zoning Atlas of City
1st Rdg. -Ord. #1555 - Amending Chapt. 6 relating to Boats to Authorize
Posting of No Vlake Zones, etc.
Resolution - Reimbursement to City Utility Revenue Fund, Utile Revenue
Cert., Series of 1972
Resolution - Reimbursement to City General Fund, Utile Revenue Cert.,
Series of 1972
Resolution - Reimbursement to City Utility Revenue Renewal & Replacement
Fund, Util. Revenue Cert., Series o~ 1972
Resolution - Payment to Briley, Wild, Utile Revenue Cert., Series of 1972
Adj~urnment.
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