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03/17/1975 CITY COMMISSION MEETING March 17, 1975 The City Commission of the City of Cloarwater met in rep,ular oession at ., tho City Hall, Monday, March 17, 1975, at 1:30 p.m., with the followinR members p~esent: Gabriel Cazarcs Joseph Carwise Karleen F. DeBlaker John F. Rankin Karen Martin Mayor-Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Alao present were: Picot B. Floyd Herbert M. Brown Max Battlc Frank Daniels City Manager City Attorney City Engineer Police Chief ',\ The Mayor called the meeting to ordcr. The invocation was given by the Reverend Kirk Hammond of the 'rrini ty Presbyterian Church. Commissioner Carwise moved that the minutes of the rep,ular meeting of March 3, 1975, be approved as recorded and as submitted in written summation by the Clerk to each Commissioner. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. Service Pins were awarded to eight City employees. The Employeec:of the Month, Ralph McLendon, Gas Foreman of the Utility Department, was. presented a plaque and Savings Bond. The Mayor announced the Fun In' Sun Festival had started on Friday, March 14th. Sergeant Kenncdy, Festival Chairman, reported this year's parti- cipation has been fabulous. The City Attorney introduced Hr. Sam Mann, attorney for Home Insurance Company, who is representing the City in a suit filed by the Wysor family because Mr. Wysor was killed in pOlice action. He stated settlement negotia- tions had been entered into in the amount of $425,000 and been tentatively agreed upon. The first $300,000 will be paid by Home Insurance Company, the $125,000 balance is to be paid by the City of Clearwater. The case involves a former Clearwater pOlice officer, but any decision or agreement will have no affect on the criminal action. The suits are independent of each other. Commissioner Rankin moved that the settlement be authorized as proposed in the case of Wysor vs. the City of Clearwater and the Home Insurance Agency, and that a full and complete release be obtained for both the City and the police officer, David Hampton, as a condition of the settlement; it being understood that the City's total expense be $125,000 with court costs and legal fees to.be borne by the Home Insurance Company. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Carwise, DeBlaker, Martin and Rankin voted "Yes"; Mayor Cazares voted "No.1I Motion carried. ' ITEM #5 - A Public Hearing on Paving, Curbs and Drainage - Hart Street (Pennsylvania Avenue to Greenwood Avenue). The City Engineer reported this is a uniform assessment project. There are seven property owners who will be assessed for this construction which is being done by request. The project is just one block long and because the street width is 2ll ft. instead of 30 ft. , it ,.dll be recommended that the uniform .assessment rate be adjusted to $12 per front foot. Commissioner Carwise moved that since no valid objections have been filed that the paving, curbs and drainage on Hart Street between Pennsylvania Avenue and Greenwood Avenue be approved and the City Manager and the City Engineer be directed to forthwith proceed with such improvements as an assess- ment project. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion which carried unani- mously. ITEM #6 - A'Public Hearing on Paving, Curbs and Drainage - Port Way (Douglas Avenue to Seaboard Coast Line Railroad>. This project is one block long and six property owners will be assessed. Two.letters of Objection were read into the record. The City Engineer recommends Commission approval. Commissioner Rankin moved that since the . objections filed are insufficient that the paving, curbs and drainage on Port ,,,:.,~.,,,, Way from Douglas .Avenue to Seaboard Coast Line Railroad be approved and the .'.," ..;. City Manager and the City Engineer be directed to forthwith proceed with such ~i;J.ji/i;;i,; ;'; ,.: ,:~~i~,~e:hi~,~ ~:~~ie~.~~:~i:~~.i~j ect. eommi..ione~ earwi.e .econded the ~\)]; ~~\l'/~,'~I+:/.t t,f. L~ .:,<.:..t~,:~'~ \ T 1 ,"', . . t '., . ' .~"~:I}~~~{('~:~:~;:<;~;:\:..,:\,:~:,..::.:~,., ".:.' ',,':., ',. ~'JM}"I \{,'!r ; t'r.' .1\U,~ ...;~ ~ (. >... ,'."' .' ~ ~ ~ '.J -: ~ ..' , ' L'r.IJ...~.'I,1 ""'~"I'.".~L,..,'''''''''" . '\'I'j.J;t~1:~i,.~~/~..r(~,~,".ih>II-:;:j.;:r'T.',:,,:;.;- T': . . '. . ~>,~.r::""'J ~ '{ ~\~....-~'tt. ~.~ .~';, ......, .. ..,,~- : .. ...... ~ q > ',~,' . ~ ~fJ;.... ~-ll~' ."...f .~'. ..t."~1 'j.}"~ .1. ,...' . 'tl ii' L!i'~': ...,;'" r 1t!i"~~'~'''''';' .,.,~.... ~~. ~'1' ~ ' . II ',., : ~'. 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Mr. Jack Kennedy, Attorney-of- , Fact for Eldridge Properties, was presen~ and asked for a 120-day continuance to bring these units to livable conditions. Commissioner De Blaker moved that Resolution 075-38 giving the owners 30 days to comply, be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execU~e it. Motion was oeconded by Commissioner Martin and carried unanimously. " , ' b. 13 03-1303~ Harth Myrtle Avenue - F. Eldridge Ii \01. Ensign. Lots 1 through 5 inClusive, John Williams Subd. ResQlution #75-39. The recommendation of the Building Official was to demolish and remove this vacan~, structurally unsafe building. The Minimum Housing Inspector reported the structure was unsecured and presented pho~os which were entered as evidence. Mr. Jack Kennedy, Attorney-oF-Fact for Eldridge Properties, was present. Commissioner Martin moved that Resolution #75-39 giving the owners 30 days to comply, be passed and adopted and the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. ~ommissioner Rankin seconded the motion which car~ied unanimously. ITEM #8 - A Public Hearing on Zoning Amendments: a. Establishment of AL (Aqua~ic Lands) zoning on ce~tain waters located within the City of Clearwater ~o preserve in a natural condition these bodies of wate~ so that ecological and esthetic values may endure for the enjoy- ment of future generations: Area No.1: Waters lying in Tampa Bay within ~he City limits of the City of Clearwater from the north Clearwater city limit line to Courtney Campbell Causeway in Sections 9 to 16 inCl., Twp. 29 S, Rge. 16 E) Pinellas County, Florida. Area No.2: Waters lying in Tampa Bay wi~hin the ci~y limits of the City of Clearwater between Cour~ney Campbell Cause- way and the south Clearwa~er city limits in Sections 13 through 17 and 20, Twp. 29 S, Rge. 16 E) pinellas Coun~y, Florida. Area No.3: The waters of the Gulf of Mexico and Clearwater Harbor around Sand Key lying within the city limits of ~he Ci~y of Clearwater in Sec~ions 17, lB, 19, 20, 30, Twp .29 S, Rge lSE, Pinellas County, Florida. Area No'. I.: Mainland Causeway Pinellas Waters lying in Clearwater Harbor between the south Clearwater city limit 'line and the Memorial in Sections 21 and 16, Twp. 29 S, Rge. lSE, County, Florida. The recommendation was tha~ waters and aquatic lands located wi~hin the four areas described above, be zoned AL (Aquatic Land). Planning Director Paul Bergmann gave a brief resume of the zoning on this property from 1970 through the present. Representatives of the Clearwater Audubon Society, the Suncoast Active Volunteers for Ecology, the American Associa~ion of University Women, Del Oro Groves Estates Association, the Forest Wood Estates Homeowners' Associa~ion, Morningside-Meadows Property Owners, and a representative for Island Estates all spoke in favor of the Aquatic Land zoning. ' . . .. ", /::. <(:'. I' ~;~;\c~c ~. . .. ~;!\[I,):\:';"::(,::,'. ..' . '. .' ',,>: '~lfY!:-;:j.;';t'>~~.I." ..... ... 'r :, . ~ " ~ ..I . . '''~,~, ~ ~t.?'l.,t'!:'.i.i~j:'~~':',>,'~\"',~< ~:"'.' ;.~'. . ""1 I' . "~', .'~/.1: dfi( . ~t~~~~(~:hNL<:;,...: ':":';':':'~:'" ~\ :",:.\. '~.:: ';',:, <: ~ '>:' ,~:'.~ ...,;, ~" . , ",.,' ,.' . : '. .." .' : < ' . :.' ".:, ...,,':...>.,;.;;.~.....', "':""::~"'J:::~":""'!";"I../,;.':z;j,;"~,,,:."::'~:""(:!''>:'~,~,::j~;,;:':::':' l 4',J.~,.v"':J~1':.I"}pl,."'::'~""~,:1 1........r,:.\....:I....,. .~..~' :...... I. '. I ,.,~,': . .. ~....' \~.:, T' : ..... 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Commissioner De Blaker moved for approval to establish Aquatic Land zoning in the fouI' areas descI'ibed in the Public Hearinp, Notice as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Board and the Planning Director and directed that the City Attorney prepare an ordinance to bring back to the Commission as soon as possible. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion which caX'X'ied unanimously. " , b. That paX't of Lots 7, 8 and 10, J. B. Tinney's Subdivision lyinp, between RailI'oad t>ight-of-way and Navajo Park Subdivision, south of Stevenson Creek, to be changed from RS-50 (single family) to RPD (residential planned development). C. Ten Hoeve and K. Beard. The Planninp, Director stated, the area is zoned for low density develop- ment and is a typical single one-family residential area. If the zoninp, is changed, it could be construed as spot zoning. Steve Beneke, Attorney, representing HOrCO, Inc., then presented sketches of the proposed project which will require RPD (Residential Planned Development) zoning. The complex will have approximately 84 efficiency units with common dining room and limited care availability and is often called congregate housing. Diana, Loughlin, Vice President of norco, Inc., representing the developers, spoke about the HUD requirements for funding in a project of this nature. Architects John Hause and Edward Hanson displayed proposed plans. The project will be a three story building and only exceeds the height restriction for single family residence by a few feet. 11ax Battle, City Engineer, stated that there is a severe drainage problem in the area. James Marshall, Executive Director of the CleaI'water Housing Authority>> spoke in favoI' of the development, as this type of housing is needed very badly. Approximately 50 people present indicated opposition to the proposal. John Smith, attorney for the property owners of Navajo Park>> requested denial of the request for rezoning. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that the request of Messrs. Ten Hoeve and Beard for RPD (Residential Planned Development) zoning on that part of Lots 7, 8 and la, J. B. Tinney's SUbdivision, lying between Railroad right-of-way and Navajo Park Subdivision South of Stevenson Creek, be denied. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion which carried unanimously. c. Continuance of Public HeaI'ing of the City's Request foI' Rezoning of Upland Properties in Cooper's Bayou. 1. Change tIle following described property from CG (general business) to CP (parkway business): Begin on the north-south centerline of Section 16, Township 29 South, Range 16 Last, 250 feet North of the center line of State Road 60; thence run Northerly along said north-south centerline and the east right-of-way line of Bayshore Blvd. to a point lying Southerly of the mean high tide line of Cooper's Bayou; thence run Easterly along a line Southerly of and parallel to said mean high tide line to its intersection with a line lying 463 feet East of and parallel to said north-south centerline of Section 16; thence run Southerly along said line lying 463 feet East of and parallel to said north-south center- line to a point 250 feet North of the centerline of State Road 60; thence run Westerly along said line 250 feet North of and parallel to said centerline of State Road 60, 463 feet MOL to the P.O.B. (D. B. Smith) (City application) 2.(a) Change ~he fOllowing described property from CG (general business) to RS-200 (single family): Begin 463 feet East of the north-south centerline of Section 16, Township 29 South, Range 16 East and 250 feet North of the centerline of State Road 60, and run North along said line 463 feet East of and parallel to said north-south centerline to a point lying Southerly of the mean high tide line of Cooper's Bayou; thence run Easterly, Southerly and Westerly along said mean high tide line to the P.O.B. (D. 8. Smith) (City application) , ' . . . . J ~i1~t~';"L,"O:" .' ",:,..' . ;Yl~;!.',i:\'PJ,~,-{.)-.: ':' ," :',"";..., '. ' ;t~J"d~.~"~.!~':~'i:"~:.t',IjJ~:',.~. .' .i,.'~:<. ~ . .', ;., : , '''M-t'':~''.~~ll..I,,''~~1,,~...-~I<l' ", . ~ . ~~:t:t'<~~~~~:\~~I~'{(.?:.J~/>:f;i~'~. :~.~, .::,: \ . '. ",':.,' ,:, -.~~ ~\tl/~ '. (J :::.' 'i,t Y ..~ .v~~' ~\ .'. ...... 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'"'1' ~ ','"""'-f""~J'.....,'..,"'.-r""'I'o-.oI'l'-p.~."fl4"'''''''''-'i-';~I~~.,..~......~.~~,-,,:''~::-- SR'S, ,)' -14- CITY COMMISSION MeETING March 1" 1975 (b) Chanr.e the following described property from CG (Rencral business) to RS-20Q(ainr,le family): ,That parcel of land in the SW 1/1. of the NE 1/4 of Section 16, Township 29 South, Range 16 East lying Southerly of the mean hir,h tide line and Northerly of the followinp, described line: Start at the Southwoot corner of the NE 1/4 of Section 16, Township 29 South, Range lG East, also being centerline of S.R. 60; thence run East along conterline of said S. R. GO, 100 feet; thence run North 200 ft., to the Uorth R.O.W. line of said S. R.' 60 for the Point of Ber,inninp,; thence run 500 ft. East along said North R.O.W. line to the Point of Ending. (D.B. Smith) (City application) 3. Chanfls the followinp, described property from CG (general business) to RS-200 (sinp,le family): All those parcels of land lying landward of the mean high tide line in Sections 10 and 15, in TownShip 29 South, Range' 16 East and those parcels in SectionD 9 & 16, 'rownship 29 South, Range 16 East lyinr. landward of mean high tide line, lying East of East Right- of-Way line of Bayshore Blvd., and not including tracts previously described in this rezoning, and not including lands platted as Del 01'0 Groves Subdivision and Recorded in Plat Book 12, Page 2 of Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida. (L.H. Zinsser, C.B. McMUllen, Jr., K.B. Kimball, D. B. Smith, at.a].) (City application) 4. Change the following described property from CG (general business) to ISP (institutional semi-public): That parcel of land lying landward of the mean high tide mark in the following described tract, to wit: Begin at the' Northeast corner of Government Lot 4 in NE 1/4 of Section 16, Township 29 South, Range 16 East and run Southerly 558.44 ft.; thence run Westerly 300 ft.; thence South 41029' West 453.31 ft., thence run South 82038' West 302.52 ft.;, thence run Northerly 1654.20 ft.; thence run Easterly 900 ft. to East line of the NE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of said Section IG-29-16; thence run Southerly 719.33 ft. to the P.O.B., less Right-of- Way as described in O.R. 19~6, Pg. 522 of public records of Pillellas County, Florida, and that part of Government ,Lot 1 in Section 15-29-16, lying East of Government Lot 11 in Section 16, Township 29 South; Range 16 East and lying landward of mean high tide mark, less that pa".t presently zoned ISP and less that part to be ?oned AL (aquatic lands). (Clearwater Christian College) (City application) The recommendation is to continue this public hearing to allow for a ,thorough review and discussion of zoning classifications appropriate to the aI'ea. Commissioner Martin moved to continue thiR item to the regular Commission meeting of April 7th, 1975, at 1:30 p.m. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM #9 - A Public Hearing for Request for Annexation and Determination and Establishment of Zoning and Fire District Classification: 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.D.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 recommendation is to deny without prejUdice the request for annexa- tion and zoning of the property running north from Palmetto Street about 600 ft. east ,of Hercules Avenue and east from Hercules about 550 ft. north of Palmetto Street, as it is a premature request since no other tract annexation of a contiguous nature is pending. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that the request for annexation by the City be denied without prejudice. Commissioner Rankin secpnded the motion which carried unanimously. tJi\:i.:,~:~:"V;iA):,,:' {: '" t::. i,: ';~.. ;,' ... ~1;~'1 '~'/'}~"{"'.' .,~ "~.J-...... I,,' ,.1,... '. ~.;"' ~ ~ < I. o" "\~;t~J:NXft>{f~\/;:~F::~t~~tL:~';~,~')'~;"'~'<""i<~\":',\: ',; . \;' ,; ''I-~'''5f..~r''''"-:'''''{ll'''' /;t.("""~ ..I,.. ,\.~ . ~. . .. i~J~&~.".~}l~l"'t' ~-::)JJi"~';:::1I!.."lj \' ,,~ , ..', /..< ,,~: &:"'Mf;t'~.'''1t\.f",~Ht~1 ~. ...T~' i ~:'.::.'~,' , /'. . - \ Q, ".\~/ ..;'r 'f J "',r~ ,,' ~:'\ .r: , "J 'OJ;~' . ... , '.. ~ : '. '.' tjl.f"?~":;"''t~I'\.'~'' I;',.. I. .. "~~,, +,'_1 :\"'''.1. .r, . lJt f',. i1..1 rl,. '. ~. '.'~ > .'.: I ':"~t ~ ". r.< . , , j- :. '. '.'.' .." .' '. ,..,~ ;,.:~<:. (:",,':.'~,;i::;;J~ft~ ", " . ~ . '...'~ '., , : ~ : ... I , " ", .. ". ~. , , , , .1 . ,', ;, ~~.::J.""'=.:.':'~'~~';'~'~' :,;.,:' ... .. .;'rr~loo~"'M''''''''~~~ ~ot~.. ~l~,~""""""""'-:::;::~-'t;lf;i''''',,,,y'' .,.....~.... .~. . '. . >. . .;' ~ --".~'::.lL '~..~L~~~~:~ I. ~.. .",1 :",. , < . , 1 5Rd. -5- CITY COMMISSION MEETING March 17, 1975 . Pine11as Parkway Opponents. (Special Item.) . Representatives of the Pinollns Pa~kwny Opponents presented'a package to the Commisnioners for review and asked that the City do something about the toll road aa it will add to our ~nvironmental and ecolop,y.problems, divide the County in two, and will prove to be a tax burden to the citizens. They" sur.r.coted sonding a lotter to the Legislative Delegation to I1cpeal legislation creating the Finollas County Transportation Authority and recommending up- . grading of existinr, roads and the coordination of efforts to study, plan, and implement a mass transit system for Pinellas County; and to send a letter to the P.C.1'.A. /lnot to approve any neW roads. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Resolution 075-41, addressed to the Pinollns County Transportation Authority advisinp, them not to adopt the rccommendation of the consultants for a new road through Pinellas County, be passed and adoptcd and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion. Commissioner Rankin suggested an amendment to the motion, to six- lane Highway 19. Commissioner DeBlakeI' seconded the amendment. Upon the vote being taken, the amendment carried unanimously. The main motion, as amended, was voted upon and carried unanimously. Commissioner DeBlake~ moved that Resolution 075-42, urging the repeal of l3gislation that created the Pinellas County Transit Authority be sent to the Legislative Delegation and that the duty assigned to the P.C.T.A. to prepare a comprehensive and long-range mass transit plan for Pinellas County be turned over to the Pinellas Planning Council with instructions that they coordinate planning action with the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council and the Tampa Bay Area Rapid Transit Authority, be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion which carried unanimOUSly. ITEM #10 - Commendation of U. S. Coast Guard Station. Resolution 75-llO was presented commending the Clearwater Coast Guard Commander and his personnel. Commissioner Carwise moved that Resolution #75-40 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authoI'ized to execute it. Commissioner liartin seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM #15 - Report - Crest Lake Beautification Plan. Don Alexander presented a short history of the Crest Lake Committee and the work they have done. Lane MaI'shall, Landscape Architect of Sarasota, presented a plan to be undertaken in six stages. The first phase of the plan includes a 35-car parking lot, irrigation system, boardwalk, etc., and is estimated to coot approximately $309,000. A colored slide presentation was made. Commissioner De Blaker moved to accept the plan. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM #11 - Lease of East Half of Room Four (4) in the Clearwater Marina Building. This is a renewal of a one-year lease l-lith the option to extend for an additional year with The Clearwater Boatman's Association at the current rate of seventy-five dollars ($75.00) per month. The Harbormaster recommends that the lease be renewed, and the rental rate to remain unchanged. Al Taylor, Secretary-Treasurer of The Clearwater Boatman's Association, stated they have twenty-seven boat owners as members of the organization and letters have been sent asking the others who did not belong if they cared to join, and also advising them that space was available in the office for them to adVertise their boats. He presented four Return Receipt cards and pictures of the , office of the Association to the City Clerk for the record. Harry Cline, Attorney, I'epresenting four boatmen who did not belong to the association, spoke in opposition as they felt the lease was being violated and requested termination. Bill Burchfield, Harbormaster, spoke in favo~ of renewing the lease and said he had contacted thirty-six boat owners who lease space at the Ma~ina, and twenty-six support continuation of this operation. Commissioner Carwise moved to deny the request, but the motion died for lack of a second. . Commissioner DeBlaker moved that the matter be continued to April 7th, 1975. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion which carried unanimously. She suggested the Commission be given more specific information and that possibly the Chamber of Commerce could handle this type of office. : I " -.,:: ,. . ,,' . . . ( , " ~ + .. '::' ~: c. ,. ~ . : I.".: ',," . I", ,.; /, . ; ',' . ........ -..,. T~, ~:-.. ~. ~ 'H . , I / _!r?1 -G- CITY COl1MISSION MEETING MaY'ch 17, 1975 ITCH #12 - RllilY'oad Crossing Gates on COUY't Street. Resolution 1/75-43. Information was received indicating the Florida Department of Transpor- tation has Federal funds available that will permit intersection improvements in the City of Clearwater. The Court StY'eet crossing is'scheduled to be pro- vided with cantilevered flashin~ lir,hts and gates at an estimated cost of $l~6,OOO. The City's cost would be 10%, or $4,600, plus an annual maintenance fee which would Y'un from $300 to $600. ' The Department of Transportation requires a resolution re1uesting that railroad crossing signals and natcs be installed on a priority basis on Court Street and that the' City Commission agrees to pay 10% of the installation cost plus annual maintenance fee. Commissioncr De Blaker moved that Resolution fl75-~3 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Cownissioner Rankin seconded the motion. Commissioner Martin suggested the City request a specific date of implementation of the railroad crossing sir,nals. Motion carried unanimously. ITEM #13 - Sale of Surplus Property - 1305 S. Madison Avenue. Lot 1, Block D, Lakeview Heir,hts Subdivision. The City Commission at its January 6, 1975 meeting authorized the City Manager to advertise this property for competitive bid. However, this real estate may be utilized in the rehabilitation and redevelopment program of the Clearwater Housing Authority and the Authority will construct a single- family residence for sale .to a lower income Clearwater family. The I'ecom-. mendation is to rescind the action of January 6th, and to authorize the'sale to the Clearwater Houninp, Authority for the sum of $2,500. The City Attorney reported that the State competitive bid law had been repealed. Commissioner Carwise moved to rescind the action of January 6, 1975, and to authorize the sale of Lot 1, Block D, Lakeview Heights SUbdivision, to the Clearwater ' Housing Authority for the sum of $2,500.00. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion which carried unanimously. . ITEM #14 - Request for Occupational License - Arts and Crafts. Estelle Mueller (1761 Kenesaw Lane) and Juanita Sparks (2~~8 Nash Street) to do business as "The Art Media", Post Office Box 114583, Clearwater. This would be a consignment of arts and crafts to be shown and sold in various business places throughout the City. Commissioner Carwise moved to approve the request for an occupational license by E. Mueller and J. Sparks for arts and crafts business to be known as "The Art Media". Commissioner DeBlaker seconded the motion. Commissioner Martin questioned the possibility of homes being used in this type of business. The City Attorney stated he had talked to the License Inspector who sees no problem. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners DeBlaker, Carwise and Rankin and Mayor Cazares voted "yes"; Commissioner Martin voted uno". Motion carried. ITEM #16 - Criteria for Social Agency Funding. On November 4th, 19711, the Commission allocated fundinp, for social agencies for a six-months period. Tho level of funding was the same as the agencies had received for a six-months period during fiscal year 1973/7~, if the agencies met specific administrative requirements. The Staff was directed to come back with criteria to be used in evaluating the performance of these agencies. A Program Information sheet was devised with sixteen items to be completed by the Staff on each agency. Commissioner Carwise moved to approve the form. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM #17 - employment of Consultant for Development of a City Economic Base Study and Policy Manual. The City Manager presented a proposed contract with The Research Group, Inc., of Atlanta, Georgia, to prepare an Economic Base Study, and City Policy Manual. They produced a report entitled: "Mana~ing Growth and Change: new Directions for the Comprehensive Plan" in July of 1974, and an updated repo~t in November of 1971~. Based on these reports, the Staff is now recommending iJnp1ementation of this new process. A detailed economic base study and con- solidation of recent policy decisions into a City POlicy Manual will be a '.necessary planning tool for the City. The cost of the study would be $35,000. The City will be reimbursed by a Federal "701" Grant for $20,000, balance to be funded from the budget. . i ~ . . '. '. , " I . ~ :. ~ . ." ~' l ,. , . >'. < ~;: . ~ }. .".." ." " _:1 .:>: .;,"". ,:: ;~~~~~."':.,'" . ";',! :~:,: -co .' :~""".Jr'...~~~tJ:+; ,"; '" .'~~~""""">'''':;~''~-'~~'''"\''.~'''''':'''~:'''~~~~'~'/, i .,",:::--.~, , .. "."., \ ,';:}.:;'J!l:~~/ , : . ,,',. ,! " .' ~lI.i'~;r~~(.!'1~,t:r~ft,~~~t~~~\"1".'ff\r:'ir~"'~""':;:.;q.~\,~~,~~~~~~<\nrf)~I",?'.f.I'~')t~~'tI1t~:'~'~':t~~~~~:,., '" ...~.'.~. .~ ',~"~~;. ".' ~'." >~\ 0', C ':'" .' ~ t. :": .~" : ~:: "I:,~ ..~l' ~ '. :~..:' ~1.. \~i <~:.. r<t',lU .: .1<': ", (.: '. t':" .'.~' .~: ....~.;!.. ~~C":~ 'r/l ~. . ,tr A J .. .'1;;'~' ';,.1 , ,".,t"F.'..," ,~.;,.~~~~~~)".J' .-it.... ....7,'I\~th..~i;:.,;;:,..;.\~~".~~ ~ ~'ll ,.,.;,~, " ~ .. ..:~. ~(......~~~ .1.~.,ft.'~'~I~~~~' t........ -7- CITY COMMISSION MEETI"G March 17, 1975 Commissioner Carwise moved to obtain the services of The Reaearoll Group, Inc., of Atlanta, to prepare an Economic Base Study and City Policy Manual, and the appropriate City Offi,dals be directed to execute I"cquired documents. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion. The City Attorney recommended that the word "sex" be included in the sentence: ......"Contractor will not dis- criminate,ar,ainst any employee or applicant for employment because of race" crcod, color, national origin, or sex". Upon the vote being taken, motion Cilt'I'ied unanimously. Commissioners De Blaker and Ranki.n a'tated they voted reluctantly. ITEM if18 - Discussion of tIo Smoking Ordinance. The City Manager presented the Commission with copies of the Nimlo Model Ordinance Prohibiting Smoking in Public Places, the St. Petersbut'g ordinance, and tlw Larflo ordinance; as well an numerous letters from individual citizens. comminsionet' Carwise moved to have the City Attorney draft a No Smoking ordin- ance to be brought back to the Commission as soon as possible for considera- tion. Commissioner Martin seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITCM 019 -'Agreement with U. S. GeoloRical Sut'vey. The United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey, Water Resources Division, is seeking permission to locate a shelter fot' gaging equipment at,.Turner Street and Indiana Avenue. There is no cost involved to the City. The structure will not detract from the surrounding neighborhood and will be one of a network of gaging stations for the Urban Runoff Study. Commissioner Rankin moved to approve the Agreement and to authOI"ize the , appropriate officials to execute it. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEM #20 - Sut'plus Property - Garden Avenue Fire Station. Lots 6 and 7, Block 7, and structure thereon, Gould & Ewing's 1st Addition. , The City Manager requested authorization to obtain an appraio~l and advertise for bids on the old fire station. It was suggested that the property be retained for a City need. Commissioner Rankin moved that the City ~anager be authorized to spend up to $1,500 for an appraisal. Commissioner Carwise seconded the motion. Upon the vote being taken, Commissioners Carwise and Rankin and Mayor Cazares voted "yes", Commissionet's Hartin and DeBlaker voted unoll. Motion carried. ITEM #21 - Purchase of Lock Assemblies for Parking Meters. The City Manager recommended award to Rockwell Manufacturing Company for these items which are to be used on existing Rockwell metet's and, therefore, a sole Bout'ce bid. Commissioner Carwisc moved upon the recommendation of the City Manager that contract for lock assemblies be awarded to Rockwell Manu- . facturing Company, Russellville, Arkansas, sole sout'ce, in the amount of $7,100.60, and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute said contract which shall be in accordance with plans, specifications and bids. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. ITEM #22 - Reappointment and/or Replacement of Advisory Board Members. The City l1anager stated this is a new procedure and the first time formal notice is beinp, given to the Commission on the expiration of terms of advisory board members. A listinfl was given to each Commissionet'. The following boards will have vacancies: Library, Planning & Zoning, Board of Adjustments and Appeals on Zoning, Parks and Recreation, Historical Committee, Board of Adjustment and Appeals on Signs, and the Community Relations Board. Nomina~ tions wjll be in order from the Commission or othet' interested parties and from these recommendations the Commission will fill the vacancies at the first meeting of the next month. ITEM #23 - Other Engineering Matters. None. ITEM #21. Verbal Reports and Other Pending Matters. The City Manager presented the request to conduct a carnival on Highway US 19 and State Road 60 under the sponsorShip of the Ft'aternal Ordet' of Police, Lodge #10. The Blue Grass Shows will conduct the carnival known as "EXPO '75" and they have submitted a letter in which they state they will comply with all State and local regUlations and pt'ovide for off-.duty police, and'also be responsible fot' cleanup. The carnival will be from April 3t'd . 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' 'I ' . ,1." . , , , '. ~,.' .> i..... ~ ., ." ..,...'v..." ~.:.~~':"....,....._......~"..........;..,~''''';--i~', -~l~"~~'.";'/ "::'~; : ' .- . I" ..... 't:t. fi~~ . ~;- :~. :..~~~ ,i I, " : ~.. I '. r " >. .. ~ . ~~wm~t\'~W~~~lt:~\1~~H'rr.~~':'1*"~~:;;'~'\~'1'rW""'~~1~~'t:~~~~~7t\1r.."~~~,~. I~'I;.', 't(~~\I~I~~ ""\~<'.',. :,~\. . '/:., '.. '. ~:""~":l~r:';'~..~~:' ,:', OJ,:)'',; ~:~:(."~'.;.I:,.",'J~"r::,/:~'I.l",:~~;<:r~~ '~""'~ ':'~~"..')e~.~ ".'..> J . ,I ~~ -. "\'~~dt~,..,. '{1..' :. ,':~ <.i.I\+r.I:!..l....'~\:;-.,',~~.. ")'f"'-H' ':;.{:;'~:d" i, " . '. . r', , . ~. ' -B- CITY COHttISSION MEETING Harch 17, 1975 through April 12th, 1975. Officcr Michael J. CRRer, Chairman of the r.o.p;'. expo '75 Committee, gave a short resume of their plans. Commissioner Rankin moved to approve the requust of Gerald L. Murphy of the Blue Grass Shows, to conduct a carnival April 3rd through April 12th, ln7S, at the Northeast cot'fler of Highway U.S. 19 and State Road 60, a.nd to authorize the License Inspector to issue permit for same. Commisaioner Carwise seconded the motion which carried unanimously. The City Manager announced that the first of the Town Meetings will be held on March 24th, 1975, at 7:30 p.m., at the Memorial Civic Center on Clearwater Beach. The City Manager reported he is workine with the County on the U.S. 19 and S.R. 60 intersection and the loop problem and also the Sand Key agreement. A letter was received from Mrs. Cazares, representing the Home Ownership and Family CounselinR Unit of Clearwater Neighborstrequesting assistance as . their funds are depleted and they are $700 short of meeting their payroll. This unit had moved to Chesapeake Villas as a result of a Bu~gestion at a Commission Briefing Session. Commissioner Rankin moved to authorize the funds, b~t the motion died for lack of a second. ITEM #25 - Pending Reports from the City Attorney. Hone. ITEM #26 - Other Commission Action. The Mayor stated unemployment is still the most important item on the books. He would like to establish a manpower office and had sent a telegram requesting that Governor Askew look into the local Florida Unemployment Office situation because of delays in benefits and lonr, waiting lines to file. The City Manager said preliminary investigation revealed no Federal funding avail- 'able to the City as allocations are hased on population and Clearwater is . basically not large enough, and the County has been designated as the authority to do the job. Commissioner Carwise suggested the City Manager and Staff work on the problem. Commissioner Rankin suggested a lectern for citizens who come to the microphone to speak at Commission meetings. Commissioner Rankin requested a report on the impact of many plastic bags of grass cuttings from power rakings on our cleanup operation. Commissioner Martin requested information on any indebtedness of the City of which she is not aware. ITEM #27 - Citizens to be Heard. . , Robert Bickerstaffe questioned the Commission's action on refusal to advance funds to the Home Ownership and Family Counseling Unit of Clearwater Neighbors. ITEM 028 - Second Reading - Ordinance #1553 - Exempting City from Pro- visions of Pinellas County Ordinance fl71~-l5 relating to Rezoning Applications. The City Attorney recommended continuation of this item until the Planning and Zoning Board have completed their recommendation. Commissioner DeBlaker moved to continue this item to the April 2lt 1975, Commission meet- ing. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion which carried unanimously. ITEr1 #29 - Second Reading - Ordinance #1556 - Amending Zoning Ordinance and Atlas of the City. The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1556 for second reading. Com- missioner Martin moved that Ordinance #1556 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 Ordinanceawas read by title only. Commissioner Rankin moved that Ordinance #1556 be passed on its second and final reading and adopted .and that the appropriate officials of the City be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Martin and carried unanimously;; ~~~l~;;'V;):,:,:; ~,; , ; " , ',' , , . ..:;?..~.-"",,,,,,;; t . . c,,~ r \ , , ' \ L '. " l~~~14~~~V;;~~~~~~}(i,\'.)~','\::"';<. :.....';:~..:<".~...:.' .....i,.".. ',:" ';,:... ::' .. .' ~W.~i'$.l.'..>1.\.;r,~.j._1 1-1'-'. '< '" 1 .,'.1' '." t'l' , . f-J- 'B*Y~~;;~\\~"I..~l:-::~:",,~~::, ,': ':'.~..,:'i'" ,-"',1 ,.', ~. ','. " , .. " . \ ~~~ ~il~~~~l~~;;{~;'}~JU'~'~<.;-;'.'~:'. 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The, City Attorney presented Ordinance 01558 for first reading. Com- missioner Rankin moved that Ordinance NlSSB be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Martin and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner DeBlaker.moved that Ordinance 01559 be passed on its first readirir,. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried .unanimously. ITCH #31 ... First Reading... Ordinance 61559 - Amending Zoninp, Atlas. The City Attorney presented Ordinance #1559 for first reading. Com- missioner Rankin moved that Ordinance #1559 be read and considered by title only on the first reading by the unanimous consent of the Commission. Motion was seconded by Commissioner De Blaker and carried unanimously. The Ordinance was read by title only. Commissioner DeBlaker moved that Ordinance #1559 be paSsed on its first reading. Botion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. ITEM #32 and #33 - See Items #7a and #7b. ITEM f/34 - Resolution #75-1'4 - Payment to Briley, Wild & Associates. Utility Revenue Certificates, Series of 1972. Construction Trust #1399. Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution #75-44 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was ,seconded by Commissioner DeBlaker and carried unanimously. ITEM "35 - Resolution #75-45 - Authorizing Defense of Suit in U.S. District Court (Civil Action No. 7S-1S0-T-K). Michels Island Village Pharmacy, Inc., vs. Commissioners, City Manager, and Building Director. Commissioner Rankin moved that Resolution #75-45 be passed and adopted and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Martin and carried unanimously. ITEM 1136 - Au thorizinp, Execution of Note to Bank of Clearwater, April 1, 1975. Commissioner Rankin moved to approve the one-year note to the Bank of Clearwater. in the amount of $25,000.00, 1IJ~% per annum, for finencing of the Osceola parking lot, and that the appropriate officials be auth~rized to execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Martin and car~ied unani- mously. ' ITEM "31 - Authorizing Execution of Ap,reement for Sanitary Sewer Lien. Lot 25, Block B, Virginia Groves Terrace Fifth Addition - A. McMullen, Jr. Commissioner Martin moved that the Agreement as outlined by the City Attorney be approved and the app~opriate officials be authorized ~o execute it. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Rankin and carried unanimously. ITEM #3B - Acceptance of Deeds and Easements. Deed of Conveyance executed by Pinellas County School Board for right- of~way for Casler Street in the St~ of NE~, Sect. 11-29-15 and also Lot la, . Block 24, Highland Pines 5th Addn. , . , Easement for drainaRe installation and maintenance executed by Pinellas County School Board, in the St~ of NE~, Sect. 11-29-15. Easement for utilities installation executed by C. J. Palmer, et al., in l1anda1ay Point Sub. and First Addn. to Mandalay Point Sub. Deed executed by Lykes Bros., Inc., for rir,ht-of-way for Garden Avenue over part of Lots 1 to 6 inol, Block a, Gould & Ewinp,'s First and Second Addn. Easements for ri~hts-of-w<lY executed by Pinellas County School Board,' in the SElri,Sect. 3-29-15. '. ': , , . ' :..' .', :: "_:'\:""\'Ui~~J , .. .-'.1," , ~ t. I. c', ' ,. , .1 ' .. ' ..' . ~' , ';v"' . ..g" .~.~.."'>j.........,~!"....,..,...".~~. t.......,... ~fIIo.,...~~ ._..""....-C'-~~<.~'~':::.~>";':'... . '-;"::'. ~....:< .~I.\:'I '. . I ' I ~. + \;1 , ;'\ "';,', t,7','1)X,,:.: ;i,V.&:~}},~! ..:,<.::/:,~, t><}:;;:~M::;f f~" 'I' ,...' .",1" :" ;.J'.~., ~~ '"l. ~'~ ".~<~'I\:~,~.:.t.~~~t.'"~\t~\.~,.) . " . .'.. :~ .1.',',: >":{:\:L;,xtll:.~!r:;?.tia;.{ .~...I. . ,~. ;".,1,.., '..~I~.l f':'l.l:r:t~1ft"" . ~ I, \' .~\ ,-: ~'1 i:'t.1.'{'!" ""I~ . 1. "; ~ ,".'" ;~~{~~"t.i....')1.lJf'''~.1 , ,';';, : :'~::f'::>;;:~!'(~~Ji '1. I.J . " ; \ , ; ~ . . I. I -10- CITY COMMISSION ~1EETING .March 17, 1975' ,. ,j.' '. . Commiouionar Rankin moved that the above inotruments be accep~ed and thnt the City Clerk be directed to record Bame in the Public Records of Pinel lan, County, Florida. Botion was seconded by Commissionor Martin and cnr~ied unani~ouoly. ,The City Manager requeated autho:rb:ntion to pny.the 1;125,000 ,City. portion of the WYGor settlement.' Commisoioner DeDlaker moved to authorize the City . H.:1nager to pay the nettlemcnt from available funds in the Goneral rund and to report back to the Commission. Commissioner Rankin seconded tho motion. '. Upon the vote beinn taken, Commisaioners DeBlaker, Carwise, Rankin and Har'tin" voted yeB~ Hayor Ca?nrcs voted no. Motion carried. There being n9 further business, the meetinfl was adjourned ~t'O:32 p.m. The City Commission then met uS 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 Cmployeca' Pension Fund for , acceptance into membership as follows: Theopolis P. Wynn, Donald R. flaughton, Zane G. Cecil, Rick Willard and John D. Tucker, Parks and Recreation Depart- ment~ Honty Stoner, Housing and Redevelopment; Magg Lee Clark and .r:arthine Raynor, Utilities Department; Walter J. DlanJ~s, Public Works; and John C. Dean, Police Department. 'Commissioner Hartin moved that the recommendations of the Advisory Committee be approved. Commissioner Rankin seconded the motion which ,carried unanimously.' ' I" " . ~ There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:35 p.m. ~~&~ '.' Ma~or-Com!Dissi 1". 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