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Order of Agenda Packs for 1992
Action Agenda - listing the Thursday, Commission Meeting Date
Preliminary Agenda (This is the agenda for the worksession that is held on the Monday prior'
to the Thursday meeting)
Any items that were uWork Session Only" and any items that did not continue onto
Thursday's agenda as in they were "Pulled" off to possibly return at a later date. '
Some "WSQ" items may not have any paperwork, i.e. Discussion - re: ".'" unles~ something
is handed out.
Any information that was received at Worksession
Final Agenda - the start of the Thursday meeting 'tpack't
the beginning 7 items are standard:
Pledge of Allegiance
Invocation
Service Pin Awards
Introductions and Awards
Presentations
Minutes of meetings to be approved
Citizens to be heard re items not on agenda
There mayor may not be any paperwork for the above 7 items. The action agenda lists the
results of each. Also, items at the end of the agenda (Other pending matters - Other City
Attorney Items - City Manager Verbal Reports and Other Commission Action) often have no
paperwork,
Starting with #8 are the Items for the meeting.
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noted as "RE: # 't, This information was not actually part of the item, it is not part of the
attachments for the item but is information that will stay in the agenda pack to be
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After some of the items there may be information marked as City Manager Back Up,
abbreviated as CM b.u.. Again this is information that is not actually part of the agenda item
but it is placed in the agenda pack.
After each item there may be information regarding that item that was handed out at the
meeting. This information should have the notation uRec'v (date'''.
When looking at an agenda cover memorandum for an item, look at the listing of attachments
at the bottom of the page. If something is listed as a "planu or "manual" this means the
agenda item could be many pages in length as that type attachment was probably in notebook
form for the meeting with the binder being removed from the original for microfilming.
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ACTION AGENDA - CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION MEETING. December 3, 1992 (6:00 P,M.)
Welcome. We are glad to have you join us. If you wish to speak please wait to be recognized. then
state your n.am.e. and address, Persons speaking before the City Commission on other than Public '
Hearing items shall be limited to 3 minutes, No person shall speak more than onco on the same
subject unless granted permission by the City COTDmission.
1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. Invocation
3. Service Awards
4. Introductions and Awards
5. Presentations:
a} Commissioner Regulski Farewell
6. Minutes of Regular Meeting November 5,
1992
7. Citizens to be heard re items not on the
Agenda
1. Mayor.
2. Cub Scout Troop Pledge of Honor.
3. Employee of the Month Award for 11/92
was presented to John Lee, Fire Dept.
4. None.
5. a) gifts presented.
6, Approved as amended.
7, Dennis Henniaer spoke requesting equal
treatment for those areas in the eRA/DDS
district east of Myrtle Ave,
John Meek stated the City is in violation of
the sign code. He requested existing tegally
erected signs be grandfathered.
Brian Morris stated the majority of citizens
do not consider signs and billboards to be a
major issue. He distributed a proposed
ordinance to grandfather existing signs.
B, Purchase 3.8 acres of land on Sand Key, 8, Approved.
Sec. 19-29-15, M&S 43,01, for
$1 ,200,000 and related property survey
': and closing costs of $1 5.000 for a total of
$1,215,000 (PR)
9. Purchase 31,4 acres of land on Drew 9. Directed staff to approach the owners to
Street, Sec. 8~29-16, M&B 44.01 and renegotiate the price of the 31,4 acres to
portion of 43.01 for $1,500,000 $1,250,00 or see if they are willing to sell
($1,375,000 in cash from City and only that portion (approx. 1 1 acres) needed
$125,000 in the form of a 501-C3 IRS gift for ball fields, '\
to the City) and related survey, engineering
and closing costs of $ 50 ,000 for a total
dollar cost to the City of $1,425,000 CPR)
Not Before 6:00 P,M. - Scheduled Public Hearings
(1) Presentation of issues by City staff.
(2) Statement of case by applicant or
representative (5 minutes).
(3) Statement of case by opposition (5
minutes).
(4) Commission questions.
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(5) Comments in support and in opposition: (a)
individual (3 minutes); (b) spokesperson for
groups (1 0 minutes).
(6) Commission questions.
(7) Rebuttal by opposition (5 minutes).
(B) Final rebuttal by app or rap (5 minutes).
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10. Alcoholic Beverage Distance Separation
Variance for property (Johnny's Italian
Restaurant) located at 2907 S.R.590, #1, ,
See, 8-29-16, M&B 11.01 (Queen/Nadeau
AB92-17)(PLO)
11, Public Hearing - Vacating 15' N/S r-o-w
lying along E side of Premier Village, Lots
11-16 (Licavoli/Hochevar V92-19)(PW)
12. (Cant. from 11/5/92) Variance to Sign
Regulations for property (Stewart Title of
Clwr) located at 1290-92-94 Court St"
Hibiscus Gardens Sub., elk 0, Lots 35A
and 36,and vacated street on east (Smoyer
SV92-28)(PLD)
13. Variance to Sign Regulations for property
located at 406 S. Arcturas Ave., Skycrest
Sub., Unit 0, Blk A, part of Lot 5 (Tetreault
SV92-22HPLD)
14, Variance to Sign Regulations for property
(Hose & Hydraulics, Inc.) located at 504 S.
Myrtle Ave., Magnolia Park, elk 18, part of
Lots 3 , 4 &. 5 (Frontier Properties SV92-
23)(PLD)
15, Variances to Sign Regulations for property
(Dayton Andrews, Inc,) located at 2388
Gulf-to-Bay, Sec.18-29-16, M&B 24.05 &
24.06, and Gulf to Bay Estates, .Unit 3,
Lots 594-597 (Massey Motors. Inc.SV92-
26)(PLD)
16, Variances to Sign Regulations for property
(Carlisle Lincoln Mercury) located at 2085
Gulf-to-Bay, Sec. 1 3-29-1 5, M&B 41.04 &
42,01, Bamboo Sub., Lots 2, 3 and 9-11,
less street, and Bamboo Sub. Replat, Lot 1
less E 10' for street and Lot 2 (50S
Investments. Inc. SV92-27}(PLD)
17, Variances to Sign Regulations for property
(Lokey Oldsmobile, Inc.) located at 2339
Gulf-to-Bay, Sec. 18-29-16, M&B 31.05, &
Lokey F.B.C.,Lot2(Lokey, McFarland. Flaws
& Sarnett Banks Trust Co. SV92-44)(PLO) ,
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10. Approved variance of 205' to permit
alcoholic beverage sales 95' from a
residential zone.
11. Denied.
12, Continued to 12/17/92.
13. ' Approve variance of 3' to permit a
freestanding sign to be located 2' from the
front & side property lines subject to: There
shall be no modifications to the sign to
increase its area or height.
14. Withdrawn, ,
15. Continued to 12/17/92.
16. Approved a variance of 9 sq. ft, to allow 73
sq, ft, for the main freestanding sign.
17, Continued to 12/1 7/92.
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18. Revised Downtown Development Plan.
First Reading Ords. #5297-92, #5298-92,
#5299.92, #5300-92 & #5302-92 to
expand D.T. Dev, District Land Use Plan
classification; First Reading Ords. #5301-
92, #5303-92. #5304.92, #5305-92
establishing Urban Center (Eastern Corridor,
Core or Bayfront) zoning; First Reading Ord.
#5235-92 revising Urban Center zoning
district requirements and Res. #92.73 -
accepting D.T.Oev, Plan and expanding the
eRA area (PLD)
Public Hearing - North Ft. Harrison/North
Myrtle Avenue Zoning Study (PLD) To be
Cont.
Public Hearing & First Reading Ord. #5295-
92 - Amending Sec. 134.015 relating to
nonconforming signs and the standards and
factors to be considered in granting
variances from the provisions thereof
(LDCA 92-20)(PLD) To be Withdrawn
(Cant. from 11/5/92) Public Hearing -
Declare property located at the SE corner of
Franklin St, and East Ave., Magnolia Park
Sub" Blk 12, Lot 8, as surplus for purpose
of leasing to the IAFF (AS) To be Cant.
22, Public Hearing - Vacating 7' x 36' portion
of Dempsey Street lying adjacent to Lake
Be/leview Addn, Btk 2, Lots 21 & 22 (Rehm
V92-20HPW) To be Cant, to 12/17/92
23. Public Hearing & First Reading Ord. #5319-
92 - Vacating easterly 3' of westerly 5'
utility easement lying in Mandalay Sub., Blk
57, Lot 8 (Davis V92-22)(PW) To be Cant.
to 12/17/92
24. (Cant. from 11/5/92) Public Hearing & First
Reading Ords. #5296.92 & #5312-92-
Comprehensive Plan and Land Development
Code Amendments - amending Objection
3.2.1. of the Future Land Use Element
revising the number of land use plan
categories from 10 to 22 and modifying
densities and FAR's and establishing ISR's
and Res. #92.69 - authorizing the .PPC to
request amendments to the Countywide
Plan for properties located within City limits
(PPC Consistency Program){PLD) To be
Cant. to 12/17/92
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19. Received public input; continued hearing
and action to 12/17/92.
20. Withdrawn.
21. Continued,
22. Continued to 1 2/17/92.
23. Continued to 12/17/92.
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25. (Cant. from 11/5/92) Public Hearing.
Uphold decision of Building Official by Res,
#92-66 . to demolish property located at
905.907 Hart Street (a/k/a Plaza Park Sub.,
Blk C, Lots 15 & 16) if owner fails to repair
or demolish structures within 30 days (PlD)
To be Cant. to 12/17/92
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25. Continued to 12/17/92.
Public Hearing - Second Reading Ordinances
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26. Ord. #5286-92 - Land Use Plan
Amendment to Commercial Tourist Facilities
for property located at 2201 Sunset Point
Rd., Sec. 6-29-16, M&B 32,01 and portion
of vacated Pinellas Groves easement in Sec.
1-29-15 (Sun Bank of Tampa Bay LUP92-
14) To be Cont.
27. Ord. #5287.92 - CPO Zoning for property
, located at 2201 Sunset Point Rd., See, 6.
29-16, M&B 32.01 and portion of vacated
Pinellas Groves easement in Sec. 1-29-1 5
(Sun Bank of Tampa Bay 292-08) To be
Cont.
28. Ord. #5288-92 - Annexation for property
located at 2975 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd., Bay
Breeze Trailer Park, William Brown's Sub. of
Bayview, Lot 17 and part of Lot 2, approx,
2.4 acres (Kirkpatrick A92-11) , .
29, Ord. #5289-92 - land Use Plan
Amendment to Medium Density Residential
and for property located at 2975 Gulf-to-
Bay Blvd., Bay Breeze Trailer Park, William
Brown's Sub. of Bayview, lot 17 and part
of lot 2, approx, 2.4 acres (Kirkpatrick
LUP92-18)
30. Ord. #5290-92 - RMH Zoning for property
located at 2975 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd" Bay
Breeze Trailer Park, William Brown's Sub. of
Bayview, Lot 1 7 and part of lot 2, approx.
2.4 acres (Kirkpatrick A92-11)
31 . Ord. #5292-92 - Annexation for property
located at 1867 East Dr., Clearwater
Highlands Unit A, Blk A, Lot 2 (lee A91-" )
32, Ord. #5293-92 - land Use Plan
Amendment to Low Density Residential for
property located at 1867 East Dr"
Clearwater Highlands Unit A, Blk A. Lot 2
(lee LUP91-1 2)
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27. Continued.
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28. Ord. #5288-92 adopted.
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30. Ord. #5290-92 adopted.
31. Ord. #5292-92 adopted.
32, Ord. #5293-92 adopted.
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33. Ord. #5294-92 - RS-8 Zoning for property
located at 1867 East Dr" Clearwater
Highlands Unit A, Blk A, Lot 2 (Lee A91-11)
34. Ord. #5313-92 - Relating to discrimination,
amending Sees. 99.02, 99.20, 99.21,
99.22 & 99.23 as created or amended by
Ord. #5200-92 relating to housing
discrimination practices
35, Ord. #5314-92 - Amending Ch, 50
regarding method of calculating deposits for
new residential addresses with no prior
service record and interest on utility
deposits
33. Ord. 115294-92 adopted.
34. Ord. #5313-92 adopted as amended,
35. Ord, #5314-92 adopted as amended,
CITY MANAGER REPORTS
CONSENT AGENDA (Items 1136-50) - Approved as submitted less #37 & #49.
The following items require no formal public hearing and are subject to being approved in a single
motion. However, any City Commissioner or the City Manager may remove an item from the Consent
Agenda to allow discussion and voting all the item individually.
Agreements
36. Joint Project Agreement with Pinellas
County to relocate natural gas mains during
improvements to Wyatt Street Target Area
Phase IIA, at an est. labor cast of
$30,173,09 (GAS)
37. Fourth amendment to paragraph 3 of Lease
Agreement with Bikini Buttons, Inc., dated
6/12/90, allowing sale of charts, maps,
personalized license plates, fruit shipping
service (produce not allowed in store), key
duplicating service and sate of greeting
cards (MR)
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37. Continued to 12/17/92.
Leases
38. Pier 60 FDNR Lease Documents - Lease
issued by the B,O.T" the Internal
Improvement Trust Fund of the State of
Florida for a parcel of sovereign submerged
land in Sees. 7-29-15 & 8-29-15, in Gulf of
Mexico, Pinellas County, containing 14,450
sq.ft.m,o,1, ($3,651.52HPW)
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39. Contract for non~excluslve services to
Doctor's Walk-tn Clinic for worker's
compensation medical services during the
period 111/93~ 1 2/31/93, at an est,
$35,000 (AS)
40. Contract for roof replacement at Fire
Station No. 5 (49) to The Dean Company,
Clearwater, FL, for $32,514 (GS)
41 . Extension of contract for basic life
insurance for SAMP employees with
Prudential Insurance Company',of America,
Tampa, FL, for the period 111/93-12/31/93,
at an est. $52,000 (HR)
42. Extension of contract for non~contributory
life insurance plan for full-time City
employees and eligible retirees with
Prudential insurance Company of America,
Tampa, FL, for the peri~d 1/1/93-12/31/93,
at an est, $22,000 (HR)
43. Extension of contract for temporary
employment services with Kelly Temporary
Services, Clearwater, FL, for the period
12/4/92-11/30/93, at an est. $60,000 (HR)
44. Contract for physical examinations and
other medical services to HCA Family Care
Centers Walk-In Clinics, Largo, FL, for the
period 1/1/93-12/31/93, at an est.
$40,666.25 (HR)
45. Purchase of irrigation parts from Coast
Pump and Supply Co., Inc., at an est.
$45,998.12; Century Rain Aid, Inc" est. I
$19,899,54 and D&S Industrial Plastics,
est, $4,560,70, for the period 12/4/92-
12/3/93 for a total est, $70,458.36 (PR)
46. Purchase 4 additional remote telemetry
units and spare parts from Data Flow
Systems, Inc., Melbourne, FL, for $29,384
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47. Purchase one Electronic Total Station and
one Electronic Data Recorder for the
Engineering Division from Earl Dudley
Associates, Inc., Birmingham, AL, for
$15,399 (PW)
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Citizens & Staff Requests
48. Metropolitan Planning Organization -
appointment of Mayor Garvey (CLK)
49. Plnellas Sports Authority - appointment of
Commissioner Deegan (CLK)
CITY' ATTORNEY
Agreements, Deeds & Easements
50, Humane Society of North Pinellas, Inc. -
Agreement renewal
49. Appointed Commissioner Deegan.
OTHER ITEMS ON CITY MANAGER REPORT
51 . a) Procedure for resolving construction
problems on Community Development
Rehabilitation Projects
b) Resolution of rehab construction
problems in the cases of the Shuman,
Watson and Elliott projects
52. Citizen Request to address Housing
Rehabilitation Program
53. First Reading Ord. #5321-92 - Amending
Ch. 54 re: solid waste (PW)
54. Res. #92.75 - to enable the Clearwater Gas
System to participate with the Municipal
Gas Association of Florida (MGAF) through
an Interlacsl Agreement to purchase natural
gas as a joint agency (GAS)
55. Declare as surplus for subordination to the
'FOOT the City's easement rights and
Interest in 11 parcels of land lying along
S.R,580, between Countryside Blvd. and
McMullen-Booth Rd.; Res. #92-74 -
authorizing City .Officials to execute
subordination of utility interests documents
with FOOT (PW)
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51. a) Authorized use of CDBG funds to correct
construction problems in COBG rehab
projects, providing not more than $5,000
as a grant in any single case and authorized
the City Manager to increase the grant
amount to a total not to exceed $20,000 in
any single case, for a total not to exceed
$100,000 in the current fiscal year,
advising the Commission on every single
incident.
b) Authorized the use of COSG funds to be
provided as a grant to correct construction
related problems in the Watson, Shuman
and Elliott rehab project cases in an amount
not to exceed $30,000 in total.
52. Received input from the Shumans, Ms.
Watson and the Elliotts.
53. Ord. #5321p92 passed 1st reading.
54. Res. #92-75 adopted.
55. Approved. Res, #92-74 adopted,'"
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56. Parks & Recreation Board. 3 appointments
(eLK)
57. Library Board - 1 appointment (eLK)
58. Environmental Advisory Committee. 1
appointment (eLK)
59. Other Pending Matters
56. Appointed Michael Stafford & Stephan
Guss; Reappointed Henry Cruise',
57. Appointed Estelle Dunn.
58. Appointed Ina Sharpe.
59, None.
CITY A TTbRNEY REPORTS
Resolutions
60. Res. #92-71 - Naming unnamed street 60, Res. #92-71 adopted,
which extends from Bay Esplanade westerly
to Narcissus Ave., in Mandalay Sub, on
Clearwater Beach, as Guava Street
61. Res. #92-72 - Assessing property owners 61, Res. tl92-72 adopted.
the costs of mowing or clearing owners'
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62. Res. #92-76 - Requesting Pinellas County 62, Res. tl9 2-76 adopted.
to cancel and discharge tax liens upon
municipal property acquired for public , ~
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purposes and to grant tax exemptions
63. Other City Attorney Items 63. None, ,! :',
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65, Other Commission Action 65. a) Continued to 1 2/17/92.
a. Regulski Replacement - resumes received Cancelled Goal Setting Meeting of 12/4/92,
thus far are: Rev. Walter Campbell, Mayme rescheduled for 12/15/92 at 1 :00 p.m. "
Hodges. Lee Savage, Marvin Moore. Bill Deegan requested packet for special 'U
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Work Session. After Pension & eRA . Monday, November 3D, 1992
Clearwater City Commission Meeting - 6:00 P,M. . Thursday, December 3, 1992
Service Awards
AS ADMINISTRA TIVESERVICES
1. (Cant. from 11/5/92} Public Hearing. Declare property located at tho SE corner of Franklin 5t,
and East Ave., Magnolia Park Sub" Blk 12, lot 8, as surplus for purpose of leasing to the IAFF
(PH) To be Cont,
2. Contract for non-exclusive services to Doctor's Walk-In Clinic for worker's compensation,
medical services during the period 1/1/93-12/3 '1/93, at an est. $35,000 (Consent B&C)
GAS GAS SYSTEM
1, Res. #92~75 - to enable tile Clearwater Gas System to participate with the Municipal Gas
Association of Florida (MGAFI through an lnterlocal Agreement to purchase natural gas as a
joint agency (CM)
2. Joint Project Agreement witl1 PineHes County to relocate natural gas mains during improvements
to Wyatt Street Target Area Phase !lA, at an est. labor cost of $30,173.09 (Consent Agrmt)
GS GENERAL SERVICES
1, Contract for roof replacement at Fire Stotiol1 No.5 (49) to The Dean Company, Clearwater, FL,
for $32,514 (Consent B&C)
HR HUMAN RES-OURTIS
1, Extension of contract for basic life insurance for SAM? employees with Prudential Insurance
Company of America, Tampa, FL, for the period 1/1/93.12/31/93, at an est. $52,000 (Consent
B&C)
2. Extension of contract for non-contributory life insurance plan for full-time City employees and
eligible retirees with Prudential Insurance Company of America. Tampa. FL, for the period
1/1/93-12/31/93, at an est. $2~~,000 (Consent B&C) ,
3. Extension of contract for temporary employment services with Kelly Temporary Services,
-oJ Clearwater, Fl, for the period 12/4/92~11/30/93, at an est. $60,000 (Consent B&C)
4. Contract for physical examinations and other medical services to HCA Family Care Centers
Walk.ln Clinics, Largo, FL, for the period 1/1/93-12/31/93. at an est. $40,666.25 (Consent
B&C)
MR
MARINE
1. Fourth amendment to paragraph 3 of Lease Agreement with Bildni Buttons. Inc., dated 6/12(90, , '
allowing sale of charts. maps, personalize'{) license plates. fruit shipping service (produce not
allowed in store). key duplicating service and sale of greeting cards (Consent Agrmt)
PBLR PARKS ANDREC-REATlON
1. Presentation" Sand K'ey Association
2. Purchase 3.8 acres of land on Sand Key, Sec. 19-29-15, M&B 43.01, for $1 ,200~000 and
related property survey and closing costs of $15,000 for a total of $1,215,000 (Consent B&C)
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3, Purcl1aso 31.4 acres of land on Drew Street, Sec. 8-29-16, M&8 44.01 and portion of 43.01
for $1,500,000 ($1,375,OOO in cash from City and $125,000 in the form of a 501-C3 IRS gift
to the City) and related survey, engineering and closing costs of $50/000 for a total dollar cost
to the City of $1,425,000 (Consent B&C)
4. Purchase of irrigation parts from Coast Pump and Supply Co.. Inc., at an est. $45,998.12;
Century Rain Aid, Inc., est. $19,899.54 and D&S Industrial Plastics, est. $4,560,70, for the
period 12/4/92-12/3/93 for a total est. $70.458.36 (Consent B&Cl
PW PUBLIC WORKS
1 . Status of Traffic Signal Management Program (WSO)
2. Public Hearing - Vacating 15' N/S r~o-w lying along E side of Premier Village, Lots 11-16
(LicavolilHochevar V92-19HPH)
3. Public Hearing" Vacating 7' x 36' portion of Dempsey Street lying adjacent to lake Belleview
Addn, Blk 2, Lots 21 & 22 (Rehm V92~20)(PHI To be Cant. to 12/17/92
4, Public Hearing & First Reading Ord. #5319-92 - Vacating easterly 3' of westerly 5' utility
easement lying in Mandalay Sub., Blk 57, Lot 8 (Davis V92~22)(PH) To be Cant. to 12/17/92
5. First Reading Ord, #5321-92 ~ Amending Ch. 54 re: solid waste (CMI
6. Purchase 4 additional remote telemetry units and spare parts from Data Flow Systems. Inc.,
Melbourne, FL, for $29,384 (Consent B&C)
7. Declare as surplus for subordination to the FDOT the City's easement rights and interest in 1 1
parcels of land lying along S.R.580, between Countryside Blvd. and McMullen-Booth Rd.; Res.
#92-74 - authorizing City Officials to execute subordination of utility interests documents with
FOOT (CM)
8. Pier 60 FDNR Lease Documents - Lease issued by the B.O.T., the Internal Improvement Trust
Fund of t11e State of Florida for a parcel cf sovereign submerged land ir~.Socs. 7-29-15 & 8,-29-
15. in Gulf of Mexico. Pinellas County, containing 14,450 sq.ft.rn.o.r. ($3,651.52)(Consent
Lease)
9. Purchase one Electronic Total Station and one Electronic Data Recorder for the Engineering
Division from Earl Dudley Associates. Inc., Birmingham, AL, for $15,399 (Consent B&C)
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1. Public Hearing & First Reading Ord. #5295-92 - Amending Sec. 134.015 relating to
nonconforming signs and the standa,rds and factors to be considered in granting variances from
the provisions thereof (LDCA 92-20)(PH)
2. (Cont. from 11/5(92) Variance to Sign Regulations for property (Stewart Title of Clwr) located
at 1290-92-94 Court St., Hibiscus Gardens Sub., Blk 0, Lots 35A and 36 and vacated street on
east (Smoyer SV92-28HPH)
3. Variance to Sign Regulations for property located at 406 S, Arcturas Ave.. Skycrest Sub., Unit
D, Blk A, pmt of Lot 5 (Tetreault SV92-22HPH)
4. Variance to Sign Regulations for property (Hose & Hydraulics, Inc.llocated at 504 S. Myrtle
Ave., Magnolia Park, Blk 18. part of Lots 3 , 4 & 5 (Frontier Properties SV92-23)(PH)
5. Variances to Sign Regulations for property (Dayton Andrews, Inc.) located at 2388 Gulf-to-Bay,
Sec. 18-29~16, M&B 24.05 & 24.06, and Gulf to Bay Estates, Unit 3, Lots 594-597 (Massey
Motors, Inc. SV92-26HPH) ,
6. Variances to Sign Regulations for property (Carlisle Lincoln Mercuryllocated at 2085 Gulf,-to-
Bay, Sec. 13-29-15, M&B 41.04 & 42.01, Bamboo Sub., Lots 2. 3 and 9-11, less street, and
Bamboo Sub. Replat, Lot 1 less E 10' for street and Lot 2 {8DS Investments, Inc, SV92-27)(PHJ
7. Variances to Sign Regulations for property (Lol(ey Oldsmobile, Inc,l located at 2339 Gulf-to-Bay,
Sec. 18-29-16, M&8 31.05, and Lokey F.B.C., Lot 2 (Lol(ey. McForlond, Flaws & Barnett Banks
Trust Co. SV92-44)(PHI
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8. Alcoholic Beverage Distance Separation Variance for property (Johnny's Italian Restaurant)
located at 2907 S.R.590, 111, Sec. 8-29-16, M&B 11.01 (Queen/Nadeau AB92-17)(PHI
9, Public Hearing - North Ft. Harrison/North Myrtle Avenue Zoning Study (PH) To be Cont,
10, Revised Downtown Development Plan - First Reading Ords, #5297-92, #5298-92, #5299-92,
#5300-92 & #5302-92 to expand D.T. Dev. District Land Use Plan classification; First Reading
Ords. #5301-92, #5303.92, #5304-92. #5305-92 establishing Urban Center (Eastern Corridor.
Core or Bayfront) zoning; First Reading Ord. #5235-92 revising Urban Center zoning district
requirements and Res. #92-73 - accepting D.T .Dev. Plan and expanding the CRA area (PH)
11. (Cont. from 11/5/92) Public Hearing & First Reading Ords. #5296-92 & #5312-92 -
Comprehensive Plan and land Development Code Amendments - amending Objection 3.2.1, of
the Future land Use Element revising the number of land use plan categories from 10 to 22 and
modifying densities and FAR's and establishing ISR's and Res. #92-69 - authorizing the PPC to
request amendments to the Countywide Plan for properties located within City 'limits (PPC
Consistency Program)(PH) To be Cont. to 12/17/92
12. (Cont. from 11/5/92) Public Hearing - Uphold decision of Building Official by Res, #92-66 - to
demolish property located at 905-907 Hart Street (a/k/a Plaza Park Sub., Blk C, Lots 15 & 16) if
owner fails to repair or demolish structures within 30 days (PH) To be Cont. to 12/17/92
ClK CITY CLERK
1. Parks & Recreation Board - 3 appointments (CM)
2. Library Board - 1 appointment (CM)
3. Environmental Advisory Committee - 1 appointment (CM)
4. Metropolitan Planning Organization - 1 appointment (CMI
5. Pinellas Sports Authority - 1 appointment (eMI
CA LEGAL DEPARTMENT
Second Reading Ordinances
1. Ord. #5286-92 - Land Use Plan Amendment to Commercial Tourist Facilities for property
located at 2201 Sunset Point Rd., Sec. 6-29-16, M&B 32.01 and portion of vacated Pinellas
Groves easement in Sec. 1-29-15 (Sun Banl< of Tampa Bay LUP92-14)
2. Ord. #5287-92 - CPO Zoning for property located at 2201 Sunset Point Rd., Sec. 6-29-16,
M&B 32.01 and portion of vacated Pinellas Groves easement in See, 1-29-15 (Sun Bank of
Tampa Bay Z92-08)
3. Ord. #5288M92 M Annexation for property located at 2975 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd.. Bay Breeze Trailer
Park, William Brown's Sub, of Bayview, Lot 17 and part of Lot 2, approx. 2.4 acres (Kirkpatrick
A92-111
4. Ord. #5289-92 - Land Use Plan Amendment to Medium Density Residential and for property
located at 2975 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd.. ,Bay Breeze Trailer Park, William Brown's Sub. of Bayview.
Lot 17 and part of Lot 2, approx. 2.4 acres (I{irl<patricl< lUP92-18)
5. Ord. #5290-92 - RMH Zoning for property located at 2975 GutHo-Bay Blvd., Bay Breeze Trailer
Park. William Brown's Sub. of Bayview, Lot 17 and part of Lot 2, approx, 2.4 acres (Kirkpatrick
A92-11 )
6. Ord, #5292-92 - Annexation for property located at 1867 East Dr., Clearwater Highlands Unit
A, Blk A, Lot 2 (lee A91-11)
7. Ord. #5293-92 - land Use Plan Amendment to Low Density Residential for property located at
1867 East Dr., Clearwater Highlands Unit A, Blk A, lot 2 (Lee LUP91-12)
8, Ord. #5294M92 - RS-8 Zoning for property located at 1867 East Dr.. Clearwater Highlands Unit
A, Blk A, lot 2 (lee A91-11)
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99.23 as created or amended by Ord. 115200.92 relating to housing discrimination practices
10. Ord. #5314492 - Amending Ch. 50 regarding method of calculating deposits for new residential
"addresses with no prior service record and interest on utility deposits
.' Resolutions
1. Res. #92-71 - Naming unnamed street which extends from Bay Esplanade westerly to Narcissus
Ave" in Mandalay Sub. on Clearwater Beetch.' as Guava Street
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2. Res. #92-72 - Assessing property owners the costs of mowing or clearing owners' lots
3. Res. #92-76 - Requesting Pinellas County to cancel and discharge tax liens upon municipal
property acquired for public purposes and' to grant tax exemptions
Agreements, Deeds and Easements
1, Humane Society of North Pinellas, Inc. . Agreement renewal
OTHER CITY ATTORNEY ITEMS
City Manager Verbal Reports
1, legislative Update
2. City Hall Status Report
3. Special Meetings for Sign Variances
Commission Discussion Items
1.
Beach Parking Lot Toll Booth tickets having design following the new Seascape Beach Theme
(WSO)
Support TBRPC's resolution regarding an Economic Summit Conference to 'be held in the spring
of 1993 (WSO)
Utility Deposits for condominiums with rnastm metesrs (WSO)
Coalition of Homeowners request re: defining a family and prohibiting parking in front yards
(WSO)
Clark Weaver's request to be allowed to address Commission re: Glenwood Avenue Curbs
(WSO)
Regulski Replacement - resumes received thus far are: Rev. Walter Campbell, Mayme Hodges,
Le'e Savage, Marvin Moore, Bill Stephan, Helen "Jinny" Robinson, William Justice, C, David
Carley, Jr., and Anne Garris
Request to agenda Housing Rehabilitation Program (WSOI ,
North Greenwood Merchants Association request that the City purchase properties for parking
lot (WSO) 1\
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Item #
Heetlng Dote: 11/30/92
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SUBJECT:
"WORK SESSION ONLY"
STATUS OF TRAFFIC SIGNAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
Receive the verbal presentation of the Traffic Engineer on the status of the
city's Traffic signal Management Program, including the topics of traffic signal
timing and the County-wide study for traffic signal removal.
[j and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
Earlier this month, the findings of a citizens I survey conducted by Bordner
Research, Inc., were presented to city Commission and staff. Listed at the top
of a list of citizens' desires was the improved coordination Of traffic signals.
Coming immediately after the long-awaited completion of the County-wide
Computerized Traffic Signal system, this ranking sparked concerns about the
efficiency of the operation of Clearwater's portion of the new system.
Concurrently, the Pinellas County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO)
received recommendations from its Traffic signal and Median Control Committee
concerning their final list of candidate signal removal locations. This list
includes twelve (12) intersections on capacity constrained arterials within the
City limits of Clearwater. Each listed intersection will undergo a detailed
analysis to determine if its operation under signal control is still justified,
and, if not, if the safety of the intersection would be compromised by the
signal's removal.
This staff presentation will provide Commission with a background on the operation
of the new signal system, briefly describing the technical strategies being used
by the city's signal system engineers. The presentation will also discuss the
signalized intersections on the MPO's proposed signal removal listing.
Reviewed by;
Legal
Budget
Pl.lrchas 1 n9
Risk Hgmt.
CIS
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Other
Qrigi~ting Dcpt:
P~/TRANspaRTATION GROUP
Oosts:
$ NONE
Total
Commission Action:
o Approved
o Approved wI C ond I t Ions
o Denied
o Continued to:
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$ NONE
Current Fiscal Yr.
User Dt'pt:
PW/TRANSPOR1AT10~ GROUP
Fl.n:til19 Source:
o Capital Imp.
o Operating
o other
Attacluncnts:
Advertised:
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Paper:
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Affected Parties
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List of Candidates for
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Appropriation Code:
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CANDIDATES FOR TRAFFIC SIGNAL REMOVAL
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1. Sunset Point Road at Lawson Road
2, Sunset Point Road at World Highway Boulevard
3, Fort' Harrison Avenue at Turner Street .
4. Court Street at Oak Avenue
5. Chestnut Avenue at Oak Street
6. Missouri Avenue at the Sunshine Mall parking lot
7. Fort Harrison Avenue at Jeffords Street . ,
8. Fort Harrison Avenue at Pine lIas Street
9. Drew Street at Garden Avenue
10. Gulf To Bay'Boulevard at Sky Harbor Drive
11. Gulf To Bay Boulevard at Duncan Avenue
12. Gulf To Bay Boulevard at Lake Avenue
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protected capacity roadway system (See attached, map) were
scrutinized.: The TS&MCC is, composed of professional' traffic
engineers and planners from major jurisdictions around the 'County;
From this initial list 81 intersections were identified for further
sc~eening. This step included consideration of such items as:
Peak and Off-Peak Traffic conditions/Volumes,
.1991 Accident History.
Intersection Geometries
Political Concerns
Through the use of this process, the committee has narrowed this
list in intersections down to 40 based upon technical
consi~erations only (See attached chart and accompanying map).
However, it is this need to fully identify'w and work with the
possible political concerns of local jurisdictions that is the real
purpose of this letter. '
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,the greatest extent'possible, the, potential impact of this stUdy on
a community should be closely considered by all. parties.. While the
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November 4, 1992
Mr. Michael Wright
City Manager
Clearwater City Hall
112 So. Osceola Avenue
Clearwater, Florida 34616
Dear Mike:
With regard to the new Toll Booth for the beach parking lot that you are in the process of
having designed to follow the new Seascape Beach Theme, we discussed having the Toll Booth
tickets pick up the graphic design of that Toll Booth. I would like to add to the picture an
opportunity for the City to gain additional revenue by having those tickets as souvenir tickets,
and the back sides of them can have advertising that is sold to the various merchants on
Clearwater Beach,
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If you think this is an idea worth discussing at an upcoming work session, put it on your list.
This way, the tourists that come to Clearwater Beach and park in the parking lot have a souvenir
to take home of Clearwater Beach, and simultaneously, the merchants have advertising on the
back side of it which will help add revenue to the City.
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Clearwater City Commissioners
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state and Federal Economic Development Agencies
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Julia E. Gree.'1e, Executive Directo~ '
Resolution supporting An Economic Lt Conference
RECEIVED
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City Manager
october 15, 1992
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SUBJEcr :
on october 12, 1992, the Tampa Bay Regional Planning council (TBRPC)
approved a resolution supporting an Economic Summit Conference to be
held in the Spring of 1993. A copy of Resolu1:ion #92-5 is attached.
The anticipated conference attendees include local government officials
and staff, local college and university staff and students, state and
federal agency representatives, chamber of commerce officials, and
representatives of nany other organizations mterested in the economic
development of the Tampa Bay region.
Your support for this resolution is encouraged. City and county
elected officials are especially encouraged 'to approve a similar
resolution at a future commission or council meeting.
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(272-7232) or Richard MacAulay of my staff (577-5151) for additional
infomation on the Economic surroni t Conference.
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RFSOIUrION #92-5
SUPFORr FOR AN ECONCMIC SUMMIT CONFERENCE
WHEREAS, the Tampa Bay region I s local governments, chambers of cormnerce,
Committees of 100, economic development organizations, business and civic groups,
envirorunental organizations, trade unions, minority organizations and educational
institutions support economic growth and development for the region; and
WHEREAS, the Tampa Bay region I s future economic growth and development in a
global economy are highly dependent upon regional public and private sector
partnerships, coalitions or alliances being created today; and
\IJHEREAS, the Tampa Bay Regional Planni.ng Council recognizes that
communication, coordination and cooperation in economic development are
beneficial to each of the region's 43 political sul:x:iivisions;
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NOW, THEREFORE, ,BE IT RESOLVED that the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council
supports the convening of an Economic summit Conference for the purpose of
assessing current economic development trends, conditions and measures of
competitiveness, and charting future economic goals and objectives for the Tampa
Bay region.
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C. Coleman Stipanovlch, Chairman
Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council
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BE IT FURI'HER RESOLVED, that a copy of this Resolution be forwarded to the
Tampa. Bay region I s local govenrments,' the appropriate state and federal agencies,
and other public and private sector 'agencies and organizations which have an
interest in thE? economic development of the region.
ATI'EST:
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this 12th day of October I 1992.
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CITY OF CLEARWATER
INTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE SHEET
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Elizubeth Deptula, Assistant City Manager " ~
Carole L. Greiner, Utility Customer Support Managere....~
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. COPIES: Jeffrey E. Harper, Director of Administrative Services
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NOV 1 )j 1992
City Manager
SUBJECT: Losses on Coudominiums
DATE: November 17, 1992
As you requested, we have, looked through our records of losses (both liens and write offs)
back to 1988. The only loss we can attribute to a mastcr mctcred condo was an account in
the name "BLM Corp," which was fioaled as of 1/7/88. The final amount owing on this
account was $1,136.10; the deposit of $850,00 wus applied, le~ving a balance due of $286.10.'
The city filed a lien on the property for this amount which has not yet been satisfied.
Additionally, in compiling a list of all utility accounts attributed to master metered
condominiums or condominium associations, we find we have about 140 actual premises
with a total of 580 accounts (Le., there are sometimes several accounts for one
condominium; also, when different building numbers are different accounts, I did not count
them separately).
If you need any further information concerning tbese items, please let me know.
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The current ordinance lunguage regarding deposits refunds (Chapter 50.05) states 'The
deposit for a residential or community service organization account with an individual meter
shall be returned after two continuous years of good account experience../' The key words
to UCS are "individual me(cr" -- as opposed to a master meter. Therefor,e, we believe that
condominiums and condominium associations which are master metered would not qualify.
Additionally, we believe that it would be impractical, should there be such an account in
default, to try to effect a lien because condominium common property is apparently owned
by the various condo owners, not the association. Therefore, there would be no security for
these large accounts. UCS staff is not recommending n change in thc current requirement
for deposits for mnster metered condominiums 01' condominium associations.
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MASTER METERED CONDOMINIUMS
Number of Premises
Number of Accounts
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580
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for one condominium)
Total deposits from the master. metered accounts
Non Cash
Cash
- $500,000
- $450,000
- $ 50,000
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Since February 1991, seven accounts have been finalized. The deposit is always applied
to the final bill so we cannot determine the circumstances, There were no losses on these
accounts.
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, finaled 117/88. The deposit of $850.00 was applied to the amount due of $1,136,10
leaving a balance due of $286.00
A quick survey of several area utilities reveals that some refund the deposit to master
metered ~ondos after 2 + years, and some have no refunds.
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Dunedin Require deposit
Florida Power Require deposit
Pinellas County Require deposit
st. Petersburg Require deposit
Tampa Electric Require deposit
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COALITION OF CLEARWATER
HOMEOWNER ASSOCIA TIONS
P.O..BOX 0204 CLEARWATER FLORIDA, 3461B
November 16, 1992
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The Honorable Rita Garvey
Mayor, City of Clearwater
Post Office Box 4748
Clearwater, Florida 34618
Dear Mayor Garvey amI City Commissioners:
At our November meeting, the Edgewater Drive Homeowners Association presented
two proposals relating to code enforcement. After considerable discussion our direclors vuted
to endorse the following two ordinance changes: .
1. Adopt the definition of a Family as proposed in the attached draft ordinance.
Rational: The conversion of a single family home into a virtual "apartment
building" is a situation too frequently encountered by many of our association members. It is
our understanding that enforcement action against these situations has been hindered by the
existing open detinition of a "Family". By further specifying the detinition of a family the
single family zoning category can be once again enforced.
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2. Adopt an ordinance prohibiting parking of vehicles in front yard grassed areas
not designated as driveways on plot plans.
Rational: The current code prohibits the parking of abandoned cars in yards,
but does not restrict the parking of currently licensed vehicles in yards. Vehicle are prohibited
from grassed areas by many neighborhood covenants. Unfortunately adjoining areas may
allow stich parking. In other instances a neighborhood by common agreement will not park in
front yards, but has no enforceability should an individual deviate from this standard. This
situation degrades the appearance of a neighborhood and negatively impacts the environment.
As the appearance of one neighborhood affects the entire city, adoption of this ordinance would
benefit the whole population.
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Kathy Rice,
Al Galbraith
Al Deegan
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Richard Fitzgerald
James polaty
city Clerk
Abdon pallasch, Tampa Tribune
Mike Jackson, St. Petersburg Times
steve Nichols, WTVT Channel 13 News
Lois Cormier
The Public
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Mr. Michael wright
Ci ty' r.ianager
112 s. Osceola Avenue
Clearwater, Fl 34616
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This letter is to formally request that the Watsons, Shumans
and ourselves be put on the Cle~rwater city Commission
Agenda for the December 3, 1992 meeting. We would like our
subject matter to concern the community Development Block
Grant Housing Rehabilitation program.
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I understand ten day,S notice is required to be'put on the
agenda. Therefore I am hand delivering this letter to make
sure we meet the time requirements.
Copies of this letter will go to appropriate commission'
members, the Mayor and the city Clerk.
Please notify us in writing if we have met the criteria to
appear on the agenda.
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1880 Lombardy Drive 1519 S. Prospect 1718 Lombardy Driv~
Clearwater. FL 34615 Clearwater. FL 34616 Clearwater. FL, 34615
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We the Merchants Association recommend the purchase of the property
owned by Al Bridges, located at 1006 Engman Street, 1006B Engman
street, and 1016 Engman Street, Clearwater Florida, for the use
of a parking ,lot.
We the Mercha~ts Association also recommend the purchase of the
lot located between the addresses of 1022 North Greenwood Avenue,
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and 1100 North Greenwood AVen~e, Clearwater Florida.
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FINAL AGENDA - CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION MEETING - December 3, 1992 (6:00 P,M.)
Welcome. We are glad to have you join us. If you wish to speak please wait to be recognized, then
state your name and address. Persons speaking before the City Commission on other than Public
Hearing items shall be limited to 3 minutes, No person shall speak more than once on the same
subject unless granted permission by the City Commission. '
1 , Pledge of Allegiance
2. Invocation
3. Service Awards
4. Introductions and Awards
5, Presentations~
a~ Commissioner Regulski Farewell
6. Minutes of Regular Meeting November 5,
1992
7. Citizens to be heard ra items not on the
Agenda
B. Purchase 3.8 acres of land on Sand Key,
Sec. 19-29-15, M&B 43.01, for
$1 .200,000 and related property survey
and closing costs of $15,000 for a total of
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9. Purchase 31.4 acres of land on Drew
, Street, See, 8-29-16, M&B 44.01 and
portion of 43.01 for $1,500,000
($1,375,000 in cash from City and
$125,000 in the form of a 501-C3 IRS gift
to the City) and related survey, engineering
and closing costs of $50,000 for a total
dollar cost to the City of $1,425,000 (PRl
Not Before 6~OO P.M. - Scheduled Public Hearings
(1) Presentation of issues by City staff.
(2) Statement of case by applicant or
representative (5 minutes).
(3) Statement of case by opposition (5
minutes),
(4) Commission questions.
(5) Comments in support and in opposition: (a)
individual (3 minutes); (b) spokesperson for
groups (10 minutes).
(61 Commission questions.
(7) Rebuttal by opposition (5 minutes).
(8t Final rebuttal by applicant or representative
(5 minutes).
PUBLIC HEARINGS
10. Alcoholic Beverage Distance Separation
Variance for property (Johnny's Italian
Restaurant) located at 2907 S,R,590, 1t1,
Sec. 8-29-16, M&8 11.01 (Queen/Nadeau
AB92-17){PLD)
11. Public Hearing ~ Vacating 1 5' N/S r-o-w
lying along E side of Premier Village, Lots
11-16 (Licavoli/Hochevar V92~19HPW)
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Regulations for property (Stewart Title of
Clwr) located at 1290-92-94 Court St.,
Hibiscus Gardens Sub" Blk 0, Lots 35A
and 36 and vacated street on east (Smoyer
SV92-28HPLD)
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13. Variance to Sign Regulations for property 20, Public Hearing &. First Reading Ord. #5295~
located at 406 S. Arcturas Ave., Skycrest 92 - Amending Sec, 134.015 relating to
Sub" Unit D, Blk A, part of Lot 5 (Tetreault nonconforming signs and the standards and
SV9 2-22) lPLO) factors to be considered in granting
14. Variance to Sign Regulations for property variances from the provisions thereof
(Hose 8& Hydraulics, Inc.) located at 504 S. (LOCA 92-20HPLD) To be Withdrawn
Myrtle Ave., Magnolia Park, alk 18, part of 21. (Cont, from 11/5/92) Public Hearing -
Lots 3 , 4 & 5 (Frontier Properties SV92- Declare property located at the SE corner of
23HPLOJ Franklin St. and East Ave" Magnolia Park
15, Variances to Sign Regulations for prpperty Sub" Blk 12, Lot 8, as surplus for purpose
(Dayton Andrews, Inc.) located at 2388 of leasing to the IAFF (AS) To be Cant.
Gulf-to-Bay, Sec.18-29-16, M&B 24.05 &. 22, Public Hearing - Vacating 7' x 36' portion
24.06, and Gulf to Bay Estates, Unit 3, of Dempsey Street lying adjacent to Lake
Lots 594-597 (Massey Motors, Jnc.SV92- Belleview Addn, Blk 2, Lots 21 & 22 (Rehm
26HPLOJ V92-20HPW) To be Cont. to 12/17/92
16. Variances to Sign Regulations for property 23. Public Hearing & First Reading Ord. #5319-
(Carlisle Lincoln Mercury) located at 2085 92 - Vacating easterly 3' of westerly 5'
Gulf-to-Bay, Sec. 13-29-1 5, M&B 41 .04 & utility easement lying in Mandalay Sub., Blk
42.01, Bamboo Sub., lots 2, 3 and 9-11, 57, Lot 8 (Davis V92-22l(PW) To be Cant.
less street, and Bamboo Sub. Replat, lot 1 to 12/17/92
less E 10' for street and Lot 2 (50S 24. (Cant. from 11/5/92) Public Hearing & First
Investments, lne, SV92-27)(PLD) Reading Ords. #5296-92 & #5312-92-
17, Variances to Sign Regulations for property Comprehensive Plan and land Development
(Lokey Oldsmobile, Inc.) located at 2339 Code Amendments - amending Objection
Gulf~to-Bay, Sec. 18-29.16, M&B 31.05, & 3,2.1. of the Future Land Use Element
Lokey F.B,C.,lot2(Lokey, McFarland, Flaws revising the nurn ber of land use plan
& Barnett Banks Trust Co. SV92-44HPlO) categories from 10 to 22 and modifying
18. Revised Downtown Development Plan - densities and FAR's and establishing ISR's
First Reading Ords. #5297-92, #5298~92, and Res. #92-69 - authorizing the PPC to
#5299-92, #5300-92 & #5302-92 to request amendments to the Countywide
expand D.T. Dev. District land Use Plan Plan for properties located within City limits
classification; First Reading Ords. #5301- (PPC Consistency ProgramHPLD} To be
92, #5303~92, #5304-92, #5305-92 Cont. to 12117192
establishing Urban Center (Eastern Corridor, " 25. (Cant. from 11/5/92) Public Hearing -
Core or Bayfront) zoning; First Reading Ord. Uphold decision of Building Official by Res.
#5235-92 revising Urban Center zoning #92-66 - to demolish property located at
district requirements and Res. #92-73 - 905~907 Hart Street (a/k/a Plaza Park Sub.,
accepting D.T.Dev. Plan and expanding the Blk C, Lots 15 & 16) if owner fails to repair
CRA area (PLO) or demolish structures within 30 days (PLD)
19, Public Hearing - North Ft. Harrison/North To be Cont. to 12/17/92
Myrtle Avenue Zoning Study (PLD) To be ~~ ~
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12/3/92
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26. Ord. #5286-92 - land Use Plan
Amendment to Commercial Tourist Facilities
for property located at 2201 Sunset Point
Rd., Sec. 6-29-16, M&B 32.01 and portion
of vacated Pinellas Groves easement in Sec.
1-29-15 (Sun Bank of Tampa Bay LUP92-
14) To be Cont.
27, Ord. #5287-92 - CPO Zoning for property
located at 2201 Sunset Point Rd., Sec. 6-
29-16, M&B 32.01 and portion of vacated
Pinellas Groves easement in Sec. 1-29-1 5
(Sun Bank of Tampa Bay Z92-08) To be
Cont.
28,' Ord. #5288-92 - Annexation for property
located at 2975 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd,. Bay
Breeze Trailer Park. William Brown's Sub. of
Bayview, Lot 17 and part of Lot 2, approx,
2.4 acres (Kirkpatrick A92-11)
29, Ord. #5289-92 - Land Use Plan
Amendment to Medium Density Residential
and for property located at 2975 Gulf-to-
Bay Blvd., Bay Breeze Trailer Park, William
Brown's Sub. of Bayview, Lot 17 and part
of Lot 2, approx. 2.4 acres (Kirkpatrick
LUP92-18)
30. Ord. #5290-92 - RMH Zoning for property
located at 2975 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd" Bay
Breeze Trailer Park, William Brown's Sub. of
Bayview, Lot 17 and part of Lot 2, approx,
2.4 acres (Kirkpatrick A92-11)
31. Ord. #5292.92 - Annexation for property
located at 1867 East Dr., Clearwater
Highlands Unit A, Blk A, Lot 2 (Lee A91-
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32. Ord. #5293-92 - Land Use Plan
Amendment to Low Density Residential for
property located at 1867 East Dr.,
Clearwater Highlands Unit A, Blk A, Lot 2
(Lee LJ?91-1 2)
33. Ord. #5294-92 - RS-8 Zoning for property
located at 1867 East Dr., Clearwater'
Highlands Unit A, Blk A, Lot 2 (Lee A91-
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34, Ord. #5313-92 - Relating to discrimination,
amending Sees. 99.02, 99.20, 99.21,
99.22 & 99.23 as created or amended by
Ord, #5200-92 relating to housing
discrimination practices
35. Ord. #5314-92 - Amending Ch, 50
regarding method of calculating deposits
for new residential addresses with no prior
service record and interest on utility
deposits
CITY MANAGER REPORTS
CONSENT AGENDA (Items #36-50)
The following items require no formal public hearing and are subject to being approved in a single
motion. However I any City Commissioner or the City Manager may remove an item from the Consent
Agenda to allow discussion and voting on the item individually.
Agreements
36. Joint Project Agreement with Pinellas
County to relocate natural gas mains during
improvements to Wyatt Street Target Area
Phase IIA, at an est. labor cost of
$30,173.09 (GAS)
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Agreement with Bikini Buttons, Inc., dated
6/1 2/90 I allowing sale of charts, maps,
personalized license plates; fruit shipping
service {produce not allowed in store), key
duplicating service and sale of greeting
cards (MR)
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38, Pier 60 FDNR Lease Documents - Lease 44, Contract for physical examinations and
issued by the B.O.T., the Internal other medical services to HCA Family Care
Improvement Trust Fund of the State of Centers Walk-In Clinics, Largo, FL, for the
Florida for a parcel of sovereign submerged period 1/1/93-12/31/93, at an est,
land in Sees. 7-29-15 & 8-29-15, in Gulf of $40,666,25 (HR)
Mexico, Pinellas County, containing 14,450 45, Purchase of Irrigation parts from Coast
sq.ft.m.o.l. ($3,651.52){PW) Pump and Supply Co" Inc., at an est.
$45,998.12; Century Rain Aid, Inc., est.
Bids & Contracts $19,899.54 and D&S Industrial Plastics,
est, $4,560.70, for the period 12/4/92-
39. Contract for non-exclusive services to 12/3/93 for a total est. $70,458.36 (PR)
Doctor's Walk-In Clinic for worker's 46, Purchase 4 additional remote telemetry
compensation medical services during the units and spare parts from Data Flow
period 1/1/93- 1 2/31 /93, at an est. Systems, Inc., Melbourne, FL, for $29,384
$35,000 (AS) (PW)
40. Contract for roof replacement at Fire 47, Purchase one Electronic Total Station and
Station No.5 (49) to The Dean Company, one Electronic Data Recorder for the
Clearwater, FL, for $32,514 (GS) Engineering Division from Earl Dudley ,
41. Extension of contract for basic life Associates, Inc" Birmingham, AL, for ,
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insurance for SAMP employees with $15,399 (PW) 1 ~
Prudential Insurance Company of America,
Tampa, FL, for the period 111/93-12/31/93, Citizens & Staff Requests
at an est. $52,000 (HR) '"
42, Extension of contract for non-contributory 48. Metropolitan Planning Organization - "
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employees and eligible retirees with ,49, Pinellas Sports Authority - appointment of j
Prudential Insurance Company of America, Commissioner Deegan (eLK) r
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Tampa, FL, for the period 1/1193-12/31/93,
at an est. $22,000 (HR) CITY ATTORNEY
43, Extension of contract for temporary Agreements, Deeds & Easements
employment services with Kelly Temporary
Services, Clearwater, FL, for the period 50. Humane Society of North Pine lias, Inc. -
12/4/92-11130/93, at an est. $60,000 (HR) Agreement renewal
OTHER ITEMS ON CITY MANAGER REPORT
51, Resolution of Housing Rehabilitation Cases
52. Citizen Request to address Housing
Rehabilitation Program
53. First Reading Ord. #5321-92 - Amending
Ch. 54 re: solid waste (PW)
54, Res, #92-75 - to enable the Clearwater Gas
System to participate with the Municipal
Gas Association of Florida (MGAF) through
an Interlocal Agreement to purchase natural
gas as a joint agency (GAS)
55. Declare as surplus for subordination to the
FOOT the City's easement rights and
interest in 11 parcels of land lying along
S.R,580, between Countryside Blvd. and
McMullen~Booth Rd.; Res. #92-74-
authorizing City Officials to execute
subordination of utility interests documents
with FDOT (PW)
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57, Library Board - 1 appointment (eLK)
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appointment (eLK)
59. Other Pe~djng Matters
CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS
Resolutions
60. Res. #92-71 - Naming unnamed street
which extends from Bay Esplanade westerly
to Narcissus Ave., in Mandalay Sub. on
Clearwater Beach, as Guava Street
61 . Res. #92-72 - Assessing property owners
the costs of mowing or clearing owners'
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62. Res. #92-76 - Requesting Pinellas County
to cancel and discharge tax liens upon
municipal property acquired for public
purposes and to grant tax exemptions
63. Other City Attorney Items
64. City Manager Verbal Reports
65. Other Commission Action
a, Regulski Replacement - resumes received
thus far are: Rev. Walter Campbell, Mayme
Hodges, Lee Savage, Marvin Moore, 'Bill
'Stephan, Helen "Jinny" Robinson, William
Justice, C. David Carley, Jr., Anne Garris
and Jay Keyes
66. Adjournment
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, Mayor Rita Garvey
Betty J. Blunt, Confidential Clerk Receptionist
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COPIES :
City Commissioners, Michael Wright, Cyndie Go~deau ,
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Presentations at the Dece":lber 3, 1992 City Commission meeting
December 3, 1992
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The following presentations will be made' at the December ',3, 1992 City Commission
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December 3, 1992 - 6:00 p.m.
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Recognize out-going Commissioner and Introduce Family
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Gifts and Personal Remarks:
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The Honorable Lee Regulski
City Commissioner
City of Clearwater
Clearwater, Florida
Dear Lee:
We, as members of the Clearwater City Commission and acting on behalf of the citizens of
Clearwater, ex.press our sincere appreciation for your dedicated service as a Commissioner
since March 1985.
Your willingness to serve the citizens, your dedication, as well as your deyotion to
government in the sunshine has earned our deepest respect and admiration. '
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Best wishes for success in your future endeavors,
Warmest personal regards, we are
Mayor Rita Garvey
Commissioner Sue Berfield
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Commissioner Richard Fitzgerald
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Agenda No.
M EM 0 RAN DUM TO: Meeting Date:12/3/92
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
S U BJ ECT: City Commission Hinutes of Regular Neeting 1l/5/92
RECOMMENDATION:
Approve minutes as submitted by the City Clerk
CJ And that the appropriate officials be authorized fo execute same.
BACKGROUN 0:
Subject minutes were submitted to the Commission with regular daily mail.
Commission Disposition:
1. Approved as Recommended/Revised/Conditional
2. Continued to
Fol low-up Action:
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Submitted by:
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City Manager
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Paper:
DAffected
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Costs: CAttachments:
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Dote a Sequential
Reference
OrlglnatlnQ Department:
Appropriation Code
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PROPOSED ORDINANCE
RE: .Land development code
All iigns and sign structures which were lawfully erected
prio~ to ~ctober 13. 1985 shall be Graridfathered-in as
non_conforming signs and si.gn structures. said .sign. and
sign structures shall not be required to conform to the
requirements of ordinance 4035-85. ordinance 4153~88.
ordinance 5257-92 unless such signs and sign structures
are damaged or destroyed to an extent equal to 51% or
more of their replacement cost.
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John Richter, code Enforcement Mana9~r
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SUBJECT I Signs/Public Property
DATE: June 13, 1991
The'following reveals nonconforming conditions concerning signs at
city owned facilities/properties.
Bayfront Tennis
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city utilities
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Main'Library
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112 S. Osceola
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100 N. Osceola
Jack Russell stad.
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800 Phillies Dr.
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Martin Luther King
Recreation ctr.
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1201 Martin Luther
King, Jr. Ave.
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city Purchasing
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711 Maple
Pole sign -, 5 ft. setback
city Annex
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10 S. Missouri
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CLEARWATER CITY COl\fl\fISSION
Agenda Cover Memorandum nil ~ Item II
CQHSEHT r-" Meellng 00 to:
PURCHASE OF SAND KEY PROPERTY.
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RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: APPROVE CONTRACT TO PURCHASE 3.8 ACRES OF LAND ON SAND
KEY, DESCRIBED AS M & B 43/01 IN SECTION 19-29-15 FOR $1,200,000, AND RELATED
PROPERTY SURVEY AND CLOSING COSTS OF $15,000 FOR A TOTAL COST OF $1,215,000.
sources:
$ 486,494
'$ 358,137
$ 102,841
$ 153,870
$ 113.658
$1,215,000
As shown above, $256,711 of future impact fees are proposed to be used
'toward the purchase. Staff recommends that this amount be borrowed from the
City's "undesignated fund balanc of the Special Development Fund" and repaid
at such time as the impact fee e collected. (Background continued) :
OrIginating Dept.: Costs: $1,215 ( 000 Commission Action:
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BACKGROUND: city staff has met with representatives of the Sand Key Civic
Association to discuss priority needs of the Association. The representatives
indicated that their number one priority is beach renourishment and, as a part
of this renourishment effort, they are recommending the purchase of the
subject site (see attached map). Although there are no plans at the present
time, the property could be developed as a park and, in the event of a beach
renourishment project, a portion of the property would have value for parking
to accommodate public access. The site is on the bay side of Gulf Boulevard
and is located east of the Ultimar Condominiums within short walking distance
of two beach access points.
A recommendation to purchase this site was previously presented to the
city commission on May 17, 1990. At that time, the asking price was 1.9
million and City staff recommended an offer of 1.6 million. An MAl appraisal
in 1990 had the site valued at 1.4 million. During city commission
discussions, residents of Sand Key opposed the purchase and it was rejected by
the commission. However, as mentioned above, residents of Sand Key now list
the acquisition of this site as a top priority.
The city has been receiving Open Space and Recreation Land impact fees
from Sand Key for several years (see attached chart) and these ~onies cannot .
be expended for any purpose other than the acquisition of land. Although the
asking price of the site is expensive, the cost per square foot is similar to
or less than the square foot values that served as the basis for calculating
the impact fees that were collected on Sand Key.
Regarding funding, staff recommends the following
Open Space fees collected from Sand Key
Recreation Land fees collected from Sand Key
Future Open Space fees from Sand Key
Future Recreation Land impact fees from Sand Key
City-wide Open Space interest
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2. Excerpts from Appraisal
3. Chart of Impact Fees
4. Contract
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Appropriotion Coda:
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At such,tirne as the property may be developed, 59% of it must be
treated as Open ,Space or passive park since 59% of the purchase
price is being funded with Open Space impact fees. Also; as a part
of future ,development costs, an estimated $60,000 will be needed to
remove concrete pilings l09ated on the, property. .' ,
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transfer the appropriate impact fees into project 315-1.-3123~ sand
Key property, to provide funds for the purchase and survey pf this
site.
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Hr. James V. Hensley
Right of Way Agent
City of Clearwater
10 South Missouri Avenue.
Clearwater, F'L 34616
'~e: Clearwater H8rbor Site on Sand Key
Expansion Lands for 1501 South Bay Condominium
Gulf Boulevard
Clearwater, Florida
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Dear Mr. Hensley:
'Pursuant to your request, I have made an appraisal of the
market value for the above referenced property. The property
and methods utilized in arriving at the final value estimate
are fully described in the attached 'report which con~ains 2~
pages and addenda.
The Appraisal Report has been made in conformance with and is
subject to the requirements. of the Code of Professional Ethics
and Standards of Professional JP~actice of the Am~rican
Institute of Real Estate Appraisers of the National
Association of Realtors. The Appraisal ReP9rt and final value.
estimate are subject to all attached Contingent and Limiting
Conditions.
I have made a careful and detailed analysis of the subject
property and after analyzing the market data. researched for
this report, I estimate the market value of the referenced
pro per t y sub j e c t tot h e 5 tat e d 1 i m ita t ion s . a 5 0 f 11 arc h 2 6 I
1990 to be:
ONE l1JLLION FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
($1,400,000)
Respectfully submitted,
JA~IES loIILL~P A UGH '&, ASSOCI A TES, I NC.
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IDENTIFICATION OF' THE PROPERTY
The subject site ,comprises the vacant bayfront site
fronting the east side' of Gulf Boulevard between the
Harbour and 1501 South' Bay Condominiums. It is identified
by the Pinellas County Property Appraiser as Metes and
Bounds 1)~3/01 located in the SE/4 of Section 19, Township
29 'South, Range 15 East and is legally described in the
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The Appraiser reserves the right to alter the report in the
eve~t a subsequent audit'reveals problems.
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FLOOD ZONE LOCATION
Clearwater) Florida
Community Panel Dl.250g6-001QS
Map Revised: Ju~e 1,' 198J.
The subject
Harbor are
where the
property and all ~rea lands fronting Clearwa~er
located in a'n A-11 special flood hazard area
base elevation is 11'. This feature of the
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sites and has no significant impact on its current value.
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The objecl.1v~ is Lo cnlirnate the current market value of
Lhe fce: :;implc estat.e of the subject partially improved.
land:! us of ll"'arch 26, 1990 (date of inspection and
photor.rnphn). The land also includes certain use
privilegeD in conjunction with the existing north adjacent
recreation' areas that currently serve the 1501 South Bay
Condominium complex. . It is the Appraiser's understanding
thAt the function of the report is to provide guidance to
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'negotiations on the subject site.
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The site is c~rrently owned by Anthony A. Petrarca who
acquired title in r~arch, 1987 by a Quit Claim Deed from
American Design an'd Development Corporation (O.R. Book
6~~6, Page 1527). American had purchased the vast majority
of the remaining supply of undeveloped lands on Sand Key
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mortgagees. Petrarca acquired title on the bayfront sites
(subject and Radisson ,\Hotel parcel) in a work' out type
arrangement and subsequently developed the hotel and
shopping district. In a nutshell, there has been no recent
arms length transaction on the subject site while it has
been' lion the marketll or for sale for the majori ty of the
last five years. The latest known offering price was
reported at $1,900,000 through Lee Arnold Realty with
advertised terms of 10% downj 8% interest. Interest only
paid monthly through a January 1, 1993 balloon.
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The extent of the rriscarch effort includes subject's
'immediate market area and in part.1cular waterfront tracts
fronting Clearwater Barbor. The Appraiser is familiar with
price levels along Pinel1as County beaches and has
considered this data in this report. The Appraisal will
in c 1 u de a d ire c t 1 and sa 1 e scorn par i son a p pro a c h tog e the r
with a hypothetical development approach.
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The most probable price which a propet.ty should" bring
i n a c om be tit i ve and 0 pen mar k e tun d era 11 con d i t i on s .
requisite to a fair sale, the buyer and seller, each
acting prudently, knowledgeably and assuming the price
. is not affected by undue stimulus. Impl i oi tin th i s
definition is the consummation of a sale as. of a
specified date and the passing of title from seller to
buyer under conditions whereby:
a. buyer and seller are typically motivatedj
b. both parties are well informed or well advised, and
each acting in what he considers his own ,best
interest;
c. a reasonable time is allowed for exposure in the
open marketj
d. payment is made in terms of cash in U.S. dollars or
in. t e r m s 0 f fin a n cia 1 a r ran gem en t scorn par a b 1 e
thereto; and
e. the price represents the normal consideration' for
the property sold unaffected by special or
creative financing or sales concessions granted by
anyone associated with the sale.
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and Sup~rvisionJ Regulation R 41c, September, 1986, Page 4.
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Sand Key represents an offshore barrlnr islond located just
south of ClearwiJLer Beach nnd Clearwntor PlI:lS. Unlike the
vast majority of the Pincllas nenchcs thnt extend south
from Clearwater, this area hfld very lit.tle boyside dredge
and filling. This occurred 09 n result of its common
ownership by Ed Wright and his resistnncc to liquidate the,
property prior to the mid to lnte 1960's when dredging up
fingers became' nearly impo:Jsible. After his ,death, the
estate sold' the entire site nlons with the Belleview
Biltmore complex (all but hotel) to U.S. Steel in 1969.
All that exists on Sand Key. currently has occurred then
during the" last two decades. This long' term success that
includes two hotels, a shopping district and some 2,300
condominium units can be credited to Sand Key's pristine
scenario, the wide Clearwater Harbor and a generally
upscale ClearwaLer/Bellealr residential district.
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Regardless of some increase in permanent residents here
during the last decade, the typical ownership scenario
r ern a ins the 0 U t, 0 f S tat e, s e con d h 0 m e buyer.' The Pin e 11 as
Beaches are simply a tourist. mecca for much of the
northeast United States, Canada, interior F'lorida and a
growing and yet ever changing international group and we "
anticipate no change in the ,foreseeable future. The
development outlook then ,is generally favorable, however,
there. is no shortage of available development lands. or ~I
finished units that would favor, the seller/developer from a
supply/demand standpoint. While we have continuously
noted a major preference for the new units, .as the total
supply increases, the resale market tends to have a
somewhat limiting impact on potential sale values.
Overall then I whi Ie the market in general is favorable, it
is subject to excessive competition and growing development
costs.
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Current development on Sand Key is clustered near the
subject and in my opinion would represent 0 positive
feature for the site. The three phase' Ultimar Condominium
is located directly across Gulf Boulevard where it fronts
the Gulf shoreline. This attractive upscale project by
U.S. Steel has been very suc6essful to date and prdmises to
provide continuous marketing for Sand Key in general for
the. coming three to fi ve years during its se110u t. Wi th
.the now essentially complete Cabana Club and Crescent Beach
complexes, subject' s a~ea will now enjoy the majority of
the activity. The vacant 10 acre'. site' adjacent to the
Sheraton is held by a foreign investor and will most likely
go towards the hotel/motel use in response to a much"
greater demand: The only alternate site then is the 12
acre, dredged finger site located behind the Sand Key Club
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to be used in a single family concept. Regardless of its
maximum permitted site density, the site is far more
practical as a ",Belle Isle" or "Isla.nd Estates" where the
demand for 80 I x 120 I lots at $250, OOO.:!:. is considered far:
superior than bayside condominiu~~~ Unfortunately~ the
building costs for the bays ide are the same as' beachfr.ont"
and yet the demand/price scenario is 'considerably lower.
The flip side, however, for the, single family concep~
includes a seawalled lot with dock availability and what
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Mexico via the nearby Clearwater Pass Bridge. So the
curren t developmen t market prov i des a genera lly promi 5 i n.g
outlook for the.' subject, but one that will limit its
current value due to the cost/price level scenario and
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The buildable portion (above seawall) of the tract is near
rectangular. in shape aside from its northern boundary that
borders the recreation area parcel. It includes some 620'
of Gulf Boulevard frontage and has an ~pproximate 195' MOL
depth to the seawall. Per the 198~ Cumbey and Fair survey,
th'e. site includes a gr.oss area of 3.8 acres MOL of which
2;~5 comprise the buildable portion between the seawall and
Gulf Boulevard. The size is of little concern in this
appraisal due to the zoning/use benefits discussed below
which represent the valuation basis for this property type.
The site is basically level f even with. the surrounding
terrain and in general is very typical of most Sand Key
sites that ha.ve limited natural attractive foliage. The
Australian pines shown are the variety that freeze and are
seldom incorporated into the landscaping plans for
condominium complexes. The 1.35 acres of land east of the
seawall are lower than the balance and covered wi th a mix
of mangroves, grasses and more pines. This section of the
site while providing seme use of the waterfrontage, would
tend to limit view potential and like most bayside tracts
on Sand Key will' prevent any docking use. The shallow
depth offshore also limits docking use that is only
available here in the Harina del Rey, Harbour, Harborage,
Isle of Sand Key and Dan's Island complexes. (These nearby
fingers were the only ones on Sand Key and had been
controlled by Bernie Powell and not Ed Wright.) City of
Clearwater water, natural gas and sewer lines are available
at the site's boundary with no current moratoriums. Gulf
Boulevard is not an liE" or "F'" level roadway, all other
City services here <:'lre adequate and consequently the site
wou ld not be ne ga t i vel y impac ted by Cl ean.ra ter 's proposed
concurrency rules.
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for the second phase of the South Bay complex.
would most likely not. benefit the site in its
be s t u.s e, it ism y 0 pin ion t hat the i r pot en t i a 1
costs would not impact the site's current value
magnitude of the value.
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Th~' property is bordered by two eXiiting condominium
complexes to the north and south and the. now developing
Ultimar complex across Gulf Boulevard. There are simply no
major offsit& detriments in the Sand Key market that would
negatively impact this tract's value. Given the site1sbay
frontage without waterfront use benefits, it is my opinion
that the site'~ valtie will fall at the low' end of the price
spectrum for this market.
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Pinellas County Parcel #19-29-15-00000-430-0100
1989 Assessment $1,084,600
1989 Gross Taxes $23,328.66
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The site is approved for a maximum of 80 residential units
as a' result of ,a F'ebruary, .1987 Settlement Agreement
between the City of Clearwater and U.S. Steel. The
agreement allows a variety of building footprints that are
extremely flexible and detailed on schematics A1' A2' and
A3' The most restrictive alternative is considered to be
A1 which is essentially a duplicate of Phase I and only
i n c 1 u des 64 u nit s . The 0 the r sin c 1 u d eon e 0 r two b u i 1 din g
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and best use analysis.
view corridors. The Appraiser has
the agreement which extends for 20
its limits in the following' hiehest
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Given the City's maximum density of 28 units per acre, the
80 units are considered to represent a major acreage price
premium for the subject lands. In reality, most densities
Countywide now.max out in the 15 to 25 unit per acre range
and are seldom built to maximum.
HIGHEST AND BEST USE
As defined in the addenda, it. is my opinion that building
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Ithe subject. Regardless of losing the use benefits
associated with the existing complex, the maximization of
saleable units/square footage will represent the greatest
profit return to the developer. The major strings attached
to. the use of the recreation building is a maximum of 136
units j/ both phases or 72 for the subject site. Although
some agreement may be made for increasing this number to
80, I do not believe it is practical to assume any 64 unit
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association would agree. Regardless of the obvious benefit
of reducing common area maintenance costs, the net benefit
. to the owners does not appear adequa~0 compensation for the
increased use of their .recreational spilce.
The build out of the original plan which would save
professional fees and common area expense 'is not likely due
to the dismal sales history of the 1501 complex. It was
essentially a failure .as the unit .sizes were far greater
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than the dominant trend and the proportionate sales prices
were not adequate to justify th'e co.sts. Further, lone half
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of the units did not. face the waterfront and were again
heavily discounted in terms of price. The dominant trend
for these properties continues to be a building parallel to
the waterfront where all units enjoy the view from a
private balcony: The south adjacent Harbour Condominium as
well as Crescent Beach Club and most of Cheezem's buildings
on Sand Key are examples of this trend and have all sold
out.. at favorable rates. Regardless of U~S. Steel's
a t t em p t sat per pen die u 1 a r / s tag g ere d b u i 1 din g s , the un its
off the beach tend to sell. at . lower r,ates when new and.
ultimately suffer greater losses in the resale market. The
basic bottom line in the very speculative and. risky high
rise development is the absorption pace and not necessarily
the maximizatlon of square footage on ,the site.
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scenario have. averaged roughly 1,500 S.P. of interior
living area with a range from 1,100 to 1,900 S.F.
General~"" the end units are larger with more windows and
some interior unit near the elevator core is smaller. The
structure quality should be typical of Sand Key but at the
lower end of quall ty to match the si te and ,include one or
two floors of parkini. The most critical issue is to
minimize. the unit size and avoid creating the larger units
similar to 1501 South Bay that sell at historically lower
P.S.F. prices. Unfortunately, the subject site only offers
a reasonable price alternative located across the street
from the beach and a site that does not have water use
be~efits like the adjacent Harbour, Marina del Rey, Isle of
Sand Key and Harborage sites.
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The following most current land sales known to the
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chronologie,al order along with pertinent details of each
sale and then analyzed in the land analysis and conclusions
section. Unless otherwise noted, the sales all had overall
equal utility availability as the subject and sold for canh
or terms that ~ere judged to have not influenced the saies
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IX. TYPlWR,nlH OR II"'NOWnlrrf~/ PROVISIONS, Tyoow<mM or I14t1(1wrl/!tIIl>V~'Jo,'u IN' C(>IIlroJ '>>/>1",1." "'0.11001 01 Con!IOtI In e""'''''' "',h IhtJn
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XII. SPECIAL CLAUSES,ICHECIC PI'" 1211 """.ndoJ... f ll111li .Itlct>e~ or 121 0 .n,,,. to roo Md4l'dum
XIII. TIUEISOF THE ESSEIlC! OF TIllS COIITRACT.
XIV. DISCLOSURES, Ow" eI ldo."",""dgU or 0 d... w. OC~""'"'.~ ,.c.'PI 011114 'OOnc~/,_
THIS IS INTENDED TO DE A LEGAlLY DIHDIN-O CONTRACT.
IF NOT FULLY UNOERSTOOD, SEEK mE ADYICE OF AN ATTORNEY PnJOR TO SIGWNG.
THIS FO~M H.I.S BEEN APPROVED BY THE FLORIO"" o\SSOCIATlOH Of ~EAl.TORS AND ~E f1.0RIO,," OAR
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COPynIQuT jog. OY THE fLOlllOA BAA AND THE F~ORIOA ASSOCIATION Of REALTORS
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\1'. OTHEA AGREEME,ns' No pllQI 01 P'......t IQ'..nI4RLl 01 1.:DI.nnlolloQl\, """'.1 Dv OtI'l1JI"".} 'I;I()4Joil tw.., Or 511I1"" unlCn tI'lI;"d_d tn .hll Conlt,C:l t50 tI"oOOlh;.hon or ~noe III
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W. WARRA..ITIES: S.kf ",.",n... I"-i n..'t I~' UQ l~tL' lo,tlOlOIt'l 'Q Selller 111-11.11,11, IlItr'loI"Ig .h. 'fillfutp (It II'l.I- RI!!-it ~tQPe", wr..;h _'t i"IOI' tO~"" -DbU.....loie lJ1 e...,.er 01 ....t)l('tl
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ADDENDUM
,. Buyer shalf have uneil Decembor 4, 1992, 10 oblaln purchase approval from Ihe Clly CommissIon, In tho ovont
the Crty CommIssIon does not approve Iho purchase on or boloro December 4, 1992, Ihen Buyer may void thIs
Contracl by wrltlen nolleo vIa cortlfJed mall on or beforo December 4, 1992. In the evei'll the Buyer properly voids this
Conlract under this paragraph, Ihen the Buyer shall receive the relurn 01 all deposl\ monIes, and neIther party shall
have any lurther obligation to Iho othor and this conlract shall be null and void. In the event the Buyor has not
exorcIsed his rIght 10 void Ihls Contract wllhln tho time provIded, then tho contingency sol forth horeln shall be deemed
sallslied or waived by Buyer.
2. Buyer shall have unlJl December 14, 1992 10 procure and review an updated Phase I andlor Phase II
Envlronmenlal Report. In the event the results 01 the Environmental Report are not 10 the sallsfactlon 01 the Buyer, In
Buyer's sole discretion, then Buyer may void this contract on or before Decembor 14, 1992. In the event the Buyer
properly voIds this Contracl under 1hls paragraph, then the Buyer shan receive the return of all deposlt monies, and
nellher party shall have any further obflgatfon to the other and fhis contract shall be null and voId. Jn the event the
Buyer has not exercised hIs right to void this Contracl withIn the time provlded, then the contlngency setlorth herein
shall be deemed sal/sf/ed or waived by Buyer.
3. Buyer and/or Buyer's agel'll shall have the right of access to the property lor surveys, tests or studies. In the
evei'll Buyer does not close this transactlon, then at Buyer's expense, Buyer shall return the property to lIS original
condition upon termination of thIs agreemenl or upon demand by Seller at any Hme subsequenllo the closing dale
set forth heraln. Buyer shall hold Seifer and Broker harmless from any and all Joss or liability as a resull 01 said
surveys, tesls and sludles.
4, At closing Seller shall convey only the lee simple Interest In the property as legally described In the atlached
legal descrIption. Any ownership rights Seller may have In the 1.45 acre (MOL) recreational facility located to the
Immediale north of the subject property shall not be part of this sale, and not be conveyed to the buyer.
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5, Tax Reform Ace of 1964, In accordance wllh the Tax Reform Act of 1984, Buyer shall deduct from the Purchase
Price and wilhhold lax equal to ten percenl 00%) 01 the Purchase PrIce, unless Seller furnIshes:
a. An affidavit Slating, under penalty of perjury, he Is not a foreIgn person, partnershIp, Irust or corporation
and supplies Seller's United Slates tax Identlllcatlon number: or
b. A statement from Ihe Internal RevenuEl Service lndfcallng Seller Is either exempt Irom United Slatos
taxalion or has reached an agroement with Ihe Inlernal Revenue Service regardJng Ihe satlslacllon 01
his Unlled Stales tax liability; or
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c, For non.publlcly traded United Stales corporations, an affldavll statlng, under penally or perjury, Ihe
corporation Is not a United Slates Roal Property Holding Corporalion, as defined In the IRC Section
897{c) (2).
6. Radon Gas: Radon Is a naturally occurring radloacllve gas thaI, when II has accumulaled In a bulldlng'!n
sulllclenl quanlllles. may present heallh Ilsks to parsons who are exposed to II over time. Levels of radon Ihal exceed
Federal and Slate guJdelJnes have been found In buildings In Florida. Addll1onallnformalion regarding radon and radon
tesl1ng may be obtaIned from your County Public Health UnIt.
7. Pursuant 10 FlorIda Stalute. Ch.475, lee Arnold & Associates makes the following disclosure: lee Arnold &
Associates represants the Seller exclusllfely. lee Arnold & Associates shall receive compensallon from tho
SeHer exclusive/y,
Buyer: Michael J, Wright, City Manager
Seller:
Buyer: Cynthla~. Gordear, Cfty Clerk
Soller:
Buyer: RlIa Garvey, Mayor.Commlssloner
Buyer: M.A. Ga/braUh. Jr., City Attorney
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of the residents of Sand Key, I believe, in addition to
9ther points, we should appeal to them as Commissioners
to consider all of other the residents who ,do not live on
Sand Key.
. . This 'type of appeal would give, them an '~' to
thei~ other constituents,i.e., they are servi~eir
.interests in "forcing" those people on Sand Key to allow
them to ,use the beach by providing parking.
Something along this order:
Clearwater Commission fails to allocate the
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1551 Gulf Blvd., they are denying access to the Sand Key
beaches to ALL OF THE RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER.
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This access is already available to the residents of Sand Key
but without parking all of the other residents of the City
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to the lack of parking space.
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EROSION-TASK'FORCE
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SAND KEY BEACH EROSION TASK FORCE
REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS
NOVEMBER 1992
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INTRODUCTION
In August 1992, the Sand Key civic Association formed a task force
comprised of 12 Sand Key residents to determine the magnitude of
the beach erosion problem on Sand Key and to explore alternatives
for the renourishment of the Sand Key beach. The Beach Erosion
Task Force (the "Task Force") members include: Michel Nardi and
Tom Fazzina as Co-Chairpersons, and Ray Campbell, Ted Cobb, Dick
Dolan, Roberta Kaplan, Rich9rd Schillmoller, Vreny schillmoller,
vincent Shananhan, otto Schlaak, Herbert Somereson and Irving
Weissman.
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The Task Force was asked to:
1. Determine the cause of beach erosion on Sand Key and quantify
the amount of sand lost on an annual basis.
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2. Assess the benefits of beach renourishment to Sand Key
residents and visitors.
3. Determine the cost of renourishing and maintaining a beach on
Sand Key. "
4. Identify the criteria to be met in order to qualify for
federal, state and county funding of a beach renourishment
projec~ and determine Sand Key1s potential for meeting these
criteria.
5. Determine what plans, if any, the city of Belleair Beach has
for beach renourishment and consider' the feasibility of
joining forces with Belleair Beach to pursue a larger scale
beach renourishment project.
II. BACKGROUND
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Engineers and government officials identify Sand Key as being the
14.2 mile long arc shaped barrier island that is bound ,on the north
by Clearwater Pass and on the south by John1s Pass. However, for
the purposes of this report Sand Key shall mean that portion of the
barrier island of Sand Key that is located immediately north of the
city of Belleair Beach within the limits.of the City of Clearwater.
Between 1980 and 1984, the .city of Clearwater nourished
approximately 7,000 feet of the Sand Key beach with approximately
840,000 cubic yards of sand obtained from dredging Clearwater Pass.
See Exhibit 1. The south end of the restored beach began to erode
very rapidly follo\'ling ,completion of the proj ect and by October
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had been lost to erosion. The erosion losses, which to date have
been restricted to the southern end of Sand Key, are on going and
the point of greatest impact is continuing to move northward.
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The Task Force requested that Mr. David Tackney, a local coastal
engineer, provide his opinion as to: (i) the amount of the annual
erosion losses, and (ii) the volume of sand that would be required
to renourish the Sand Key shoreline with a beach approximately
equivalent to the recently renourished Indian Rocks Beach. In his
letter to the Task Force dated August 28, 1992, Mr. Tackney
estimated the annual erosion losses to be 35,000 cubic yards per
year and that 581,000 cubic yards of sand would be needed to
renourish the portion of the Sand Key shoreline extending from the
city limit of Belleair Beach north to Crescent Beach Club. See
Exhibit 2.
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If the erosion ~osses are not mitigated, within five years the
beach will have eroded as far north as Crescent Beach Club. This
loss of beach presents significant and varied concerns for not only
the residents of Sand Key, but for the City of Clearwater as a
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PUBLIC SAFETY/STORM PROTECTION
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Healthy beaches with sand dunes serve as energy shock
absorbers against mild and moderate size storms. As
such, a beach provides p~otection to sea walls,
buildings, and infrastructure, including hurricane
evacuation routes.
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In a study prepared for the Florida Department of Natural
Resources in 1986 regarding the impact of Hurricane Elena
and Tropical Storm Juan by Mr. Ralph R~ Clark,
professional engineer and former Chief of the Bureau of
Coastal Engineering and Regulation, Division of Beaches
and Shores, Florida Department of Natural Resources,
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coastal protection is a natural beach and dune system.
The distribution of damage resulting from Elena and Juan
only serves to further confirm this. As previously
discussed, where beaches existed, the damage to
structures was the least. And where beaches were narrow
or non-existent, the damage to bulkheads and buildings
was extreme. The solution to minimizing the future storm
damage in the areas substantially damaged by Elena and
Juan is to renourish the beaches in these areas.1I See
Exhibit 1.
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Beach renourishment projects such as the recently
renourished Indian Rocks Beach project are designed to
protect upland properties from damage from normal
seasonal storms and low frequency hurricanes. According
to Mr. Tackney, in their 1984 studYI the Army Corp of
Engineers estimated that a storm with a frequency of 25
years would cause a temporary recession of approximately
90 feet of beach. However, in his letter to the Task
Force dated November 13, 1992, Mr. Tackney, qualified the
Corps' estimate of erosion losses by stating the
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(storm surge) of a storm but also the duration of the
storm activity. As an example, .Hurricane Elena produced
a relatively modest storm surge (20 year +j-) but the
storm resided in the area so long that the erosion losses
were equivalent to a 40 or 50 year storm. II See Exhibit
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the Indian Rocks Beach project would provide considerable
protection to the sand Key properties from catastrophic
loss in all but the most severest of storms.
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It is also important to realize that most of the seawalls
on Sand Key are quite old and show signs of.structural
deterioration. Many of the seawalls nor::th of the U1 timar
property would likely fail in a storm of lesser intensity
than Hurricane Elena. The continuing erosion of the
beach is ~ncreasing the risk of storm damage to these
exposed seawalls. Of further concern is the fact that
Flor~da I s "coastal armoring policyll that is now in effect
requires that all replacement seawalls be designed so as
to fail in storms with greater than a 10 year intensity.
As a result, if a hurricane were to destroy the seawalls
on Sand Key, the .replacement seawalls would be required
to be of lesser strength than the seawalls that were
destroyed. See Exhibit 3.
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FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS:
VALUES, AND TAX BASE
PROPERTY DAMAGE I PROPERTY
In addition to the matters of life safety and storm
protection mentioned above, renourishing the Sand Key
beach also has strong. financial considerations. It is
obvious that the replacement cost of damaged properties,
buildings, and infrastructure would be enormous in the
event of failure of the seawalls in a major storm. Thus,
it seems that providing additional storm protection in
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could be considered a very prudent investment when
compared to the cost of replacing damaged property,
buildings, and infrastructure. The cost of replacing
the seawall alone, assuming that a mile of seawall is.
lost, would cost in the neighborhood of $2 million. At
the Tortugas condominium in Belleair Beach, post-Elena
repairs cost $150,000 for just 408 feet of battered
seawall. It should be pointed out that typically
seawalls are not, and in most cases cannot be, covered
by insurance.
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In addition to the potentially monumental replacement
costs that would f~llow a catastrophic storm, Sand Key
property values are markedly affected by the condition
of the beach. Currently there are nearly 2,400
residential condominium units on sand Key and the
negative impact of beach ~rosion is well illustrated by
the comparison of the property values at two comparable
Sand Key condominiums: DanIs Island and crescent Beach
Club.
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Dan' s Island lost all of its shoreline in the late
1980's, while Crescent Beach Club, further to the north,
has kept its wide beach. When built in the mid 1980's,
units in each condominium sold for prices averaging $125
to $130 per square foot. Shortly after completion of
construction, tax law changes and a glut in condominium
markets caused average prices in each project to slump
to $1.05 to $112 per square foot, while at the same time
beach erosion was well underway at the south end of Sand
Key. However, prices of the Crescent Beach Club units
rebounded in 1988 and units were sold in the third
quarter of 1992 in th~ range of $136 to $187 per square
foot (average of $165 per s. f. ) . On the other hand,.
Dan's Island, without a beach since 1988, has not seen
a similar price rebound since 1988, and in the third
quarter of 1992 sales prices ranged from '$82 to $111 per
square foot (average of $100 per s.f.). To state this
more:dramatically, since construction in the mid-1980's
the Crescent Beach Club units have appreciated by nearly
30% on average, while the Dan's Island units have
depreciated by approximately 20% on average. See Exhibit
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in property values before and after beach renourishment.
with 1,400 residences, captiva labored to restore its
beaches beginning in the mid-1960 IS. Following .beach
renourishment, prices of beachfront properties
appreciated from 100% to as much as 200%. Inland
properties on captiva also saw price increases from 35%
to 75%. See Exhibit 5.
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The Task Force estimates that approximately 30% of the
2,400 condominium units on Sand Key are offered for rent
to tourists. The loss of the beach makes Sand Key
significantly less attractive to the short term renter
or tourist. The result is not only reduced rentals. and
rental rates for the condominium unit owners, but the
loss of tourist dollars spent in the community and the
resulting taxes.
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In a corresponding fashion, the tax base of the city of
Clearwater has decreased resulting from lesser tax
appraisals of the condominium properties at the south end
of Sand Key. It is interesting to note that as beach
erosion has proceeded from south to north the properties
most impacted in terms of their tax appraisals in any
particular year are those properties receiving the brunt
of the beach erosion in that particular year. As an
example, the tax appraisals of the condominiums known as
South Beach 1460 and South Beach 1480 have seen their
tax appraisals decrease for 1992 after rising in each of
the three prior years. Thus, it would be reasonable to
expect that renourishment of the'beach in front of the
condominium properties that have lost beach since 1984
would restore the appraised value of these condominiums
on the tax rolls. 'See Exhibit 6.
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QUALITY OF LIFE
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The quality of life for the residents of Sand Key, the
neighboring communities in Pinellas County, and the
visitors to the Tampa Bay area in general has been
reduced as a result of the erosion of the Sand Key beach.
The beauty of the beach is one of the delights of 'living
in (or visiting) the Tampa Bay area. The sand, surf,
shells, birds f fish, clouds and sunsets make up the
treasured moments that can only be experienced by being
on the beach. This environment should be preserved for
all to enjoy.
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The Task Force has considered the feasibility of joining forces
with the city of Belleair Beach to pursue a larger scale beach
renourishment project. In this regard, the Task Force obtained a
copy of the report entitled "Beach Restoration Report - Phase I -
The Problem & Next Steps" prepared by the Beach Restoration Task
Force, Belleair Beach property Owners Association dated October 3,
1991 (see Exhibit 5), Although the Task Force disagrees with the
report's finding that the south jetty at Clearwater Pass is the
.cause of the beach erosion problem, the Task Force agrees with the
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values, public safety and quality of life.
On November 3, 1992 the voters of Belleair Beach elected not to
make the park at Morgan street Drive available for public parking.
As a consequence, the Task Force deems it unlikely that Belleair
Beach will be able to meet the requirements (discussed further
below) for government funding of a beach renourishment project in
the near term. Given Sand Key's short time frame (also discussed
below), the Task Force believes that it is prudent for Sand Key to
proceed separately with its plans for beach renourishment.
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For the purposes of this report, the Task Force has assumed that
it would be desirable to renourish the southern portion of the Sand
Key shoreline with a beach approximately equivalent to the recently
renourished Indian Rocks Beach. This beach which is estimated to
have a width of approximately 150 feet will require a minimum of
600,000 cubic yards of sand. Based on current dredging costs
ranging between $7.00 and $10.00 per cubic yard of sand, the
renourished beach will cost approximately $4 to $6 million.
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The Task Force has determined that a private financing of the
estimated renourishment costs of $4 to $6 million is impractical
and unlikely. Furthermore, a privately funded beach renourishment
project would also require privately funded periodic maintenance.
As a result, the Task Force has devoted substantially all of its
effort to investigating the public funding of a beach renourishment
project, the scope of which has been described above.
Beginning in 1988 and continuing through the end of 1992, a
government funded restoration project was undertaken along
neighboring beaches south of Sand Key. Phase I of this project
included 1.55 miles of beach in the communities of Madeira Beach,
Redington Beach, North Redington Beach and Redington Shores and was
constructed between May and August 1988. Phase II included 2.60
miles of beach in Indian Shores and was constructed between
February and December 1990. Phase III included 2.90 miles of beach
in Indian Rocks Beach and construction began in February 1992 and
is scheduled to be completed by year end. Government contributions
to the funding of this project were as follows: federal - 50%,
state - 38%, and county - 12%. pinellas County acted as the local
sponsor of the project and supervised the permitting process, final
proj ect design, final ization of funding, and inter-governmental
agreements. See Exhibit 7.
In 1988 the City of Clearwater sent a resolution to pinellas County
requesting that Sand Key be included in the county sponsored beach
renourishment program. After consideration I the Department of
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interval, and (ii) one hundred parking spaces for
mile of renourished beach.
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funding due to sand Key1s lack of public parking and public access
to the beach.. Clearwater's commitment to supply public parking
and its plan to use the "Jolly Trolley" to move people from the
Sand Key County P,ark were deemed inadequate. See Exhibit 8.
In order to gain a better understanding of the governmental
requirements for public parking and public access, on October 28,
1992 the Task Force arranged a meeting with two key government
officials: Mr. James Terry, Chief of Pinellas county Coastal
Management and Mr. Lonnie Ryder, Environmental Administrator of the
Office of Beach Management, Division of Beaches and Shores, Florida
Department of Natural Resources. See Exhibit 9.
The key points brought forth during the discussions with Mr. ,Terry
and Mr. Ryder during this meeting can be summarized as follows:
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access easements that exist on Sand Key. Although Mr.
Terry and Mr. Ryder did not seem to realize that these
access easements were already in existence, they
indicated that the access easements appeared adequate.
C. The Task Force also presented two preliminary plans for
public parking areas: 75 parking spaces on the property
known as the "tombstone property", and 25 parking spaces
on the oi ty owned lot immediately north of the Coast
Guard station. Both Mr. Terry and Mr. Ryder responded
positively to the adequacy of the plans for public
parking. . See Exhibits 10 and 11.
D. Both officials were enthusiastic and encouraging ~bout
the possibility of Sand Key becoming part of the pinellas
County sponsored beach renourishment program. To this
extent, the Task Force was urged to get its plans to
satisfy the public parking requirement approved by the
ci ty of Clearwater as soon as possible such that, if
approved by the city, the plan for beach renourishment
on Sand ,Key could be included in Pinellas County I s
proposal to the State of Florida for fiscal year 1996-
97. The timeframe for action by the city of Clearwater
would be no later than mid-January 1993.
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Task Force believes that Sand Key can qualify for a government
funded beach renourishment program based on the following:
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The Task Force recommends that the Sand Key Civic Association
initiate such actions as necessary to persuade the city of
Clearwater I s elected off icia1s to purchase the "tombstone property"
and to develop the property as a public park to include the
provision of 75 parking spaces needed to satisfy the public parking
requirement, generally in keeping with the plan developed by the
Task Force.
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Assuming that the City of Clearwater can acquire the
"tombstone property" and provide 75 public parking spaces
thereon, and provide an additional 25 public parking
spaces on the city owned property adjacent to the Coast
Guard station, Sand Key can satisfy the public parking
requirement. See Exhibits 10 and 11.
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more importantly, are located sufficiently close to the
proposed public parking areas to be deemed adequate to
satisfy the public access requirement . Additionally,
four other access easements, which are either restricted
in use or have expired, are physically available and
could be "rededicated" to supplement the four
unrestricted public access easements. See Exhibit 12.
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.access could be further supplemented by the use of the
"Jolly Trolleyll to move beach-goers from Sand Key park
(680 parking spaces) to and from the various access
easements.
VII. TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE SAND KEY CIVIC ASSOCIATION
The Task Force recommends that the Sand Key Civic Association
endorse a publicly funded renourishment of the Sand Key beaches,
and take such actions as necessary to inform and convince Sand Key
residents of the urgency and positive benefits to the total
community.
The Task Force recommends that the Sand Key Civic Association
initiate efforts as necessary to persuade the city of Clearwater's
elected officials to dedicate the use of the vacant property
adjacent to the Coast Guard station for the provision of 25 public
parking spaces needed to satisfy the public parking requirement,
generally in keeping with the plan developed ~y the Task Force.
The Task Force recommends that it be authorized to work with Mr.
James Terry of pinellas County and the appropriate staff members
of the City of Clearwater to develope a city Resolution to pinellas
County requesting public beach renourishment for Sand Key, noting
that in order for this renourishment to piggyback the Indian Rocks
Beach renewal, such a resolution must be approved by the city
commission in December 1992.
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EXHIBITS
Repot:t entitled "Current Beach Conditions and Recommendations
for Alleviating Critical Beach Erosion From the Southern Town
Limits of Belleair Shores to Clearwater Pass including the
city of Belleair Beach" prepared by the Florida Department of
Natural Resources, Division of Beaches and Shores dated
January 27, 1991.
Tackney & Associates, lnc. letter to the Task Force dated
August 28, 1992.
Tackney & Associates, Inc. letter to the Task Force dated
November 13, 1992.
4. Excerpts from the "REDI Reality Report,. for the period June
through September 1992 prepared by REDl Real Estate
Information Service.
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Task Force, Belleair Beach Property Owners Association,
Belleai~ Beach, Florida dated.October 3, 1991..
Task Force schedule entitled "Sand Key Resid~ntial Properties
- Schedule of Tax Appraisals" dated November 24, 1992.
Tackney & Associates, Inc. letter to the Task Force dated
October 30, 1992.
city of Clearwater Interdepartmental Memorandum dated November
17, 1989 with attachments.
Florida Department of Natural Resources letter to the Task
Force dated November 10, 1992.
Task ,Force preliminary plan for "tombstone property" showing
75 public parking spaces.
Task:Force preliminary plan for city owned property north of
the Coast Guard station showing 25 public parking spaces.
12. . Task Force "Listing of PUblic/Pedestrian Access Easements on
Sand Key, Clearwater, Florida dated October 1, 1992. '
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DIVISION OF BE.ACJ:ff4S AJ.'ID SHORES
Report to
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CURREJ.VT BEACH CONDITIONS A.J.VD RECDMil1EJ.VDAT10~lS FOR
.AT T~F:VJATING CRITlCAL BEACH EROSION FROM
l1ir.; SOaT1:J.B;RN TOWN LlMlTS OF BELLEAIR SHORE TO
CLEARWATER PASS INCLUDING THE: CITY OF BEUEAIR BEACH
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This document was prepared under the direction or Lonnie L. Ryder, Administr:ltor
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of tbe Office of Beach ~ana~ement~ .Divisiun of Be:lches and Shores. It was authored by
James H. Balsillie, Professional Geologist No. 167, and lUlph R. Clark, Professional
Engineer ~o. 23243 aDd ProCessional Land Surveyor :--lo. 392i.
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ALLEVIATING CRITICAL BUCH EROSION FROrvI
'l'.l:i.I1 SOU~l'.H.li&~ TOWN LIMITS OF BELLEAlR SHORE TO
CLEARWA'.l'E!<. PASS IN"CLUDING 'l'J:l..I;!; CITY OF BELLEAIR BEACH
INTRODCCTION
The coast:1l reach investigated in this report occupies the northern portion of Suod
K~y. :\r[ol"eover. the barrier islaod is subject to multiple municipal jurisdictions. The
speCific coasul re:lch of interest includes 1.9 miles of gulf-fronting shoreline of the City of
Belleair Beach and Town of BeUeair Shore. However~ an investigation would Dot be
complete without consider-HioD of adjacent coastal reach~ to the north ::lOd south of'these
communities and the effects of any proximnl inlets (see Figure 1). FoUowing is no. overview
of physiographic and g~ologic chur:lctedstics of the ~oaStal region of which Sand K~y is :l
part.
REGIONAL PHYSIOGR.~HY A.L'iD GEOLOGY
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In terms of coastn.l morphology, PineUas County probably hus the most dh'erse and
convoluted physiographic configuration of any of F1orido.:s ocean fronting counties. There
are ten Imlj or cO::LSUl morphologic.:11 segments in Pinellas C llunty ~ including one mainland
coast:l! reach separnted from the Gulf of y[e:dco by shoals. the remaining segments being
barrier islands. These re:lches are~ in addition to being affected by open oce:ln forC2S.
subject to loolized influences of 13 inlets and one ocean-framing sound.
The barrier islaods of the lower gulf co~"'t coruititute a near continuous ch:lin
extending from Anc10te Key to Cape Rom3no~ a dist:mce of about 185 miles. )iorth of
Aoclote Key t the canst is charncterized as nonbarrier. open marine. marsh dominated zone.
and barriers have not formed due the lack of sand and low wave energy. The northern.
portion of Pinellas County (from about Honeymoon Island north) is described by Tanner
(1960) as a low wllve energy shore (Le, average annual bre:lker heights are less than 0..33
feet), with the remainder of the county a moderate wave enero'ttY shore with bre:lker heights
ranging from 0.33 to 1.64 feet. Both the low and moderate wave energy areas, however, '
bave:l SignifiC:lDt zero wave energy annual component. The meaD range of tide varies from
2.03 feet at the northern end of the county to 1..51 feet ne:lr :\-tuUet Key (Balsillie, Carlen,
Watters, 198i; Blllsillie, 198i). Net longshore sediment transport is smnll aDd for most of
the County has :1 net annual tr:lnsport direction to the south ro. S. Anny, 1984b), :1lthougb
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locti topognphy and bathymetry c:1n result in significant reversals lOQUy (Bruun. 1957:
RoseD. 1976; Evans et ai. 198.:t.
Cotil recently, the lower gulf coast of Florid:1 was one of tbe least Sttldied coasts of
the Cnited St.:ltes. "'aile much of the lower gulf coast as yet requires stUdy 1 the coust;).l
barrier islands of northern Pinellas County haye undergone extensive geophysic=:l.l studies.
Origi.cs of the barrier Islands have been described as tr:1ns~ive. landwllrd migr:1Cing
fe:ltures of:m unknown mode of formation (Riggs and O'Conner, 19i4) and, more recently,
to have an upward shoaling mode of formation (Brame, 19i6; Rosen, 19i6; Kuhn~ 1983;
Davis and Kuhn. 1985) controlled by the underling rock topognlphy (H.i.ne et ale 1986).
l.N'lnston er ai. (1968) report that there is no sediment being supplied to the PineUas
County coast by rivers, and that offshore sand deposits are patchy ::LOd generally less thun
tbree feet thick. The barrier islands :lnd surrounding nearshore are.:lS 3.re formed of :l
relatively thin sand lens lying on top of Tertiary limestones (Evans~ 1983; Evans el ale 1985!
Hine er al. 1986). The isl:Jnds form the thickest portion of the lens, extending venic::1l1y 0.0
more than 16 to :!O feet from the highest dunes to the underlying limestone rock 5uri:lCe
below (Davis, Hine~ and Belknap~ 1982; Evans e! al. 1985). Ne:J.rsbore sands se:lword of
the islnnds thins and pinches out within 1~600 to 5,000 feet of the be~ches. Further
se:lw:lrd~ llnd even within the nearshore Zone. lie oum,erous exposures of the St. :\tfarks
Limestone (Riggs and O'Conner, 19i4).
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represented by four b:1Sic units: laglJon~ shoreface, aeolian, and nood tidal deitnioverw:J.Sh
sedimentS. The IJlajority of tbe sand sized fraction of surface sediments (which coDStitures
80S to 9S percent of the sediments), is a mature, fme to very rIDe quartz sUJJd with minor
ne:lvy mine~l content; the remainder of tbe sand fraction is orbon.::J.te skeleml material.
::vrucl:t of the siltJcl.::J.Y fraction is org:mic material. The, grovel fr:J.ction ..:onsists ~ncireLy of
mollusc sheils (Ev:lns. 1983: Evans tZt ai. 1985; Hine >:!! aI. 19871.
NORT~"f SAND KEY
To the south of Clearwater Beach TsI::lOd lies Sand Key f the longest barrier island .
in Pinell:lS County. Separ:ued from Clearwater Be:J.ch Island by Cle:Jr\v:lter P:lSs. Sand
Key is a nan-ow, low, arc-shaped island occupying about 14.2. miles of gulf fronting
shoreline. The island ranges in width from 200 to about 2.000 feet. with elevations
genenlly less than + 10 feet NGVD. Numerous bridges connect the key with the mainland.
with bridges also coanecting tbe key with Clearwater Be:lch Island to the north and
Tre.asure Island to the south. Sand Key conbins nine municipalities: most development is
residenti:ll and 'resort oriented.
The islund of Sand Key has nine incorpor'J.ted municipalities within its l.t:!. miles of
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gulI shoreline, of which the northern four bave relevance to this report. Located to the
earth is the City of Clearwater, whose 1.9 miles of shoreline (from D~"R Reference
~Ionument R-Sl to 100 f~t south of R~l) is primarily multifamily residential development.
The county maintains 93 acre Sand Key Park located at the northern end of Sand Key at
Cle:1rwater Pass which has 2,100 fef:t of gulf fronting beach. Within the city llmits of
Cle.:lC'Water on Sand Key there are three undeveloped parcels (near R-54, R-59, and a small
parcel between the two). However, the majority of the city's coast is developed with high
rise multifamily structures. Futu~ land use is anticipated to remain essen~lly consistent
with current conditions, except for planned commercial and tourist oriented development
along three parcels. (City of Clearwater, 1989). The southern end of the City of
Cle:lrwater is reveted and has 0.0 beach.
South of Clearwater on Sand Key lies the City of Belleair Beach which froots on
about 0.85 miles of gulf fronting sboreline. The city's coast is developed with lOw rise.
multifamily structures, with no anticipated change in future land use (Wade- Tri::n, 1989aj.
The entire shoreline reach of Belle.:1ir Beach is reveted or bulkheaded with no beach along
its northern portion, and 'lan-ow beaches :lloog the southern portion.
The Town of Belleair Shore, lying to the south of Belleair Beach, occupies about one
mile of gulf frooting coast. The town's coast~ developed with single family stroctures~ is
bulkheaded and fronted by a narrow be.:1ch. :;';0 furore land use cl1ange is anticipated.
('''Vade- Trim~ 1989b).
South of Belleair Shore, the City of Indian Rocks Beach h3S ~.62 miles of coast
which fronts on the Gulf of :'vle:dco. Coastal development is a minure of single family,
multifamily, and commercial strocmre5. Future land use is planned 3S high density (up to
30 units per acre) ~ multifamily development with periodic commercial development (Tampa
Bay Regional Planning Council. 1989). The city's coast is bulkhe.:ldecl, with a wide restored
beach.
Clearwater Pass~ located between Clearwater Bench Island to the north and Sand
Key to the south (see Figure 2), is a natural inlet which connects the Gulf of :vte.",ico with
Clearwater Harbo[". The inlet was previously referred to as Little P:J.Ss and is shown as a
narrow pass (approximately 350 feet wide) on the 18i9 G. S.. Coast and Geodetic Survey
chart number Iii. The inlet grew considerably over the ne."Ct forty-five years and is shown
to b~ approximately ~,500 feet (0.85 miles). wide on the 1924 u. S. Coast and Gt!odetic
Survey cl1art.
Garden ~Iemonal Causeway wns constructed between Clea.rwater and Cle3rwater
Beach Island in 19"1.5-192i, and provided a. D1ojor restriction to flow between St. Joseph
Sound :md Cle.:lrwater Harbo[". Reduced bay area providing the tidal prism for Clearwater
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the north end of Sand Key accreted. The fonn:1tion of Humcune P:J.Ss in 1921 also ser/ed
to reduce the effective tidal prism conveyed throu~ Clearwater Pass.
By 19S0. the inlet hud aarrowed to about 2,300 feet (O.S mile,. Subsequent
development and dredging activities further reduced the effective tid.:11 prism through
Clearwater P:lS5. In 1950, the fLrSt phaseo!" dredge and fill ::1crivity for the Island Esmtes
Development was initi:1ted. The cre.::Ltion of new waterfront uplands from lagoonal dredging
reduced the bay's potential ticlnl prism. During 1961..1963~ dredging for the Intr:lcoasml
Waterway and fill placement on spoil islands added to bay area reduction~ and the
CODStruction of a bascule bridge across Clearwater Pass oused a reduction in flow velocities
with an incre.:lSe in frictional resistunce. Although not as impactive as the Garden
:\tIemorial Causeway on the Cle:lrwater Harbor tidal prism~ the Hooeymoon Island
C:J.use\vay~ constructed in 1964~ cre:l.ted a further restriction to flow between St. J9Seph
Souod and Cle:l.rwater Harbor. By August~ 19i4~ the inlet's width bad decre:lSed to only
;50 feet.
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By an Act of Congress 00 July 14~ 1960~ a Federal Davig:ltioo project was authorued
::it Cle:::J.rw:uer Pn.ss (House Document 293;8611). The work conducted included:ln entranC2
channel 150 feet wide by 10 feet deep :lnd two interior channels 100 feet wide by S fee!:
deep. Tot:lllength of the navigation channels is about three miles. The Carps of Engineers
h:lS ~onducted maintenance dredging activities in 1967 ~ 1969! 19i3 ~ aod 19ii. The last
alaintenance project utilized che dredge l1latedal for be:::J.ch rut Dur~g the three dredging
projecrs in the 1960's. 320..92:Z cubic ynrds of material were placed in :mbuqueous dispos:ll
sites. The two channel dredging projectS in the 19iO's placed 311.629 cubic yards of
m::tterial aD the north end of Sand Key (t.. S. Army~ 198~a).
In 19iO. :l stUdy of Cle:lrw:uer P:lSS and northern Sund K~y was conducted by the
V'oive!':'5ity of FJoridn. ClJusml :lod Oceanog!":1phic Engineering Department. far the City
of Clearwater. Because the inlet's depth W:lS incre:::J.Sing with the decre:l.Se in inlet width.
the bridge piles IO~L sufficient penetr:ltion to warr::mt safety concerns ll-niversity of Florida.
19iQ). The City obt:lined an iosur.lnce policy au the bridge which required the
implemencntion of inlet srabiIiz:nion design rei:ommendations resulting from another
University of Floridn srudy (i.e.. a physicl hydr:1ulic scale model study of Clearwater
P:lSs). The hydraulic model' stUdy was completed in 19i3, and recommended the
constructioa of two inlet jetties :lnd e.~c:lvacion within the puss to incre:.1Se the now area and
to reduce current velocities. The City completed construction of a 4.100 foot long south
jetty on Sand Key in 1975. The 550 foot long north jetty was constructed at the south eod
of the public beach 00 Clearwater Beach Island in 1981. Jetty construction and inlet
dredging resulted in :In incre:1Sed inlet width of 1,380 feet. The City of Clearwater was
authorized to dredge 1.13 million cubic yards of sand from the inlet :lod place 250,000
cubic yards as fill around the threatened bridge piles.
Following the purch:J..Se of a dredge in 1979, the City of Cle:lrwater commenced inlet
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AL'fALYTIC..u CONSIDERATIONS
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e."CClvatioa in FebnJ.::Jry 1981 (Newman, 1983). Between 1981 and 1983, the City.pl.:1ced
approximately 600,000 cubic yards of sand flU as beach nourishment'along northern Sand
Key although about 150,000 cubic yards of material was lost during the subtropiol storm
of June, 1982 (Leadon, 1988). During late 1983 through early 1984, the City placed
approximately 80,000 cubic yards of inlet sand along the inlet's nonh shore beach and
approximately 240,000 cubic yards of inlet sand along Sand Key. Five groins (80 to 120
feet in length) were constrUcted on the inlet north shore in 1986. Leadon (1988) discusses
the postproject beach and inlet changes utilizing the City's beach profIle and hydrographic
monitoring data.
'lfJ
~ewman (1983) evaluated various hydraulic relationships and determined the inlet
to be stable. HiDe et al. (1986) report an ebb tidal delta sediment volume of 1,020.000
cubic yards based on a 1984 survey. The beaches immedintely north and south o(the inlet
are currently stable or accreting.
A detailed Inlet :Vlanagement Plan study for Clearwater Pass is proposed to be
funded by the State of Florida, Department of ~atu.ral Resources during fIScal year 199.2-
1993.
At the most basic level of assessing coastal conditions or project design. one
considers force (e.g.~ astronomir:.n.l tides! stann tides! waves, currents, etc.) and response
(e.g.~ erosion. accretion! longshore bar fonnation and migration, etc.) elements associated
with long-term ongoing coastal processes, and short-term e."rtreme event impacts from
storms or humc:lnes. Such consider:ltions need, a1so~ to incol"pot':lte any manmade
alterations to the beach and coast. such as seawal.ls, bulkheads, groins, res:ror:ltion projects,
etc., termed aothropic activities.
Coastal PiDellas County ~ given its low coastal elevation and its presently developed
condition. has been fortuituous in esc.:lping direct impact of e.~reme events. It has been
some 20 years since a major climatologiol event has approached within SO miles of the
county (Balsillie. 1978). Even rather high frequency events such as the No Name Stann of
June 17..18. 198:Z (Trescott, 1983; Balsillie, 1985, 1986, in manuscript; Clark, 1982) with
a minimal storm surge of 5.S feet above mean sea level (THSL) resulted in significant
da:.nage. Humc.ane Elena of August and September of 1985 which stalled 80 miles offshore
of northern Pinellas County (90 miles offshore of the Belle.air B~ch .. Bell~ir Shore area)
produced a storm tide of ~.S feet ~rSL (Balsillie, 1985, 1986, in manuscript) resulting in
significant beach and coast erosion and structural damage (Balsillie, 1985; Clark, 1986;
Davis and Andronaco, 1981; Badge and Kriebel, 1985; Kriebel, 1987). SLxty days after
impact of HUrnc.::lDe EleDa~ an already vulner:lble PineUas County coast was impacted by
Tropic.nl Storm Juan which gener:lted storm waves half way across the Gulf of l\'lexico to
again c:luse damage along the Pinellas County coastline (Clark, 1986). Even with these
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.-lLong Sand Kt!.v w;ttrt lhe ataches art narrow ~ytn when nourislud. th~ buikhead.s are
deptnded upon heavily for coasral proltcrion from storm fiatS and waves. .~/ost of tire
bulkheads which were destroyed when subjtcud to rhe wayes of Euna and JUIJ..It 'NUt old 'Nails
of inferior consrnlcrion and design. Cap t,,"~'artotU were too low, caps were not adequatt(v
tksigned. tU-backs Wert missing or lruz.tUquare. nrurn walls wert missing, and wail penttrarion
was insuffic"~nr.. however, the most rignifiCIJIU probums afftcting all the damaged bulkheads
Wtre the lack oj tOt-Scour protection and the lad: of fill coruainment.
minim.::!! storm. tide and storm wave impacts~ Clark (1986) reports:
A lOO-year rerum period storm surge (i.e.. the smndard design storm surge) for Pinellns
County's open coast would be 10.5 to 12 feet above ~L (Chiu. 19i5). Yoting that such
an event is more extreme than the above minimal storm tides by a factor 1.9 to :!. i, one
is bardpressed to imagine the damage tbat northern Sand K~y might sustain. Clark (1986'1
further st.:ltes:
Thue fs no quesrioning :he fact that the most t!jficienr coastal procedon is a natural beach and
dune sysum. Tne disrr.1Jution of damag/! ~sulring from Ekna and Juan only serves to furrher
confirm this. .{s previously disc:Jssed. where beacnes ~:risud. the damage to struc:ures was the
least. A.nd '.vnere beaches Wtrt rt.a17"OW or noner.sunt. rhe damage fO bulkheads and buildings
was a:rrtmt!. Tit/! solution to minimf:ing the fUlUr/! storm damage in lhe areas substantially
damaged by Elena and Juan is to renourisn the beaches in these areas.
Ongoing, loog-term processes oper:uing on a day-to-drty basis also need to be
considereti :'iearshore wave heightS 3re of particular concern. since it is the height.
rrequency~ dur:ltioo and direction of approach wbich largely dicmtes the transport of
De:lrshore and be:J.ch sand. :"fe:trshore W:lves of Pinellns County huve :l churacteristic
signific.:lnt wave height of :1bout one foot. However. it is ulso important to recognize th:lt
along the lower gulf coast of Florida. unlike most CO:lSts of the Vnited States. a significant
portion or the year is char:lcteri:zed by no waves or calm seas, termed the "zero wave
energy component". Statistical :1nalysis of records (e.g_~ University of Florida Coastal Dam
Network informn.tioD; Davis and Klay, 1991) indic:ltes that in terms of the significant wave
height (i.e.~ avenge of the bighest li3 W:1ves of record), a wave height of 1/3-foot or less
occurs for about 30% of the year (i.e.~ 110 days) and a wave height of l/4-foot or less
occurs about 15% of the year (i.e., 55 days). Hence, for design purposes very low waves
or, essentin.lly, no wave energy of consequence can occupy a signifiC:lot portion of the
annual period. If one desires to determine a design solution for a structure, then the zero
wave energy component needs to be deleted. If, on the other hand, a sediment budget is
to be determined~ the entire wave re1:ord blcluding the zero wave energy component needs
to be included.
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It is probably this one phenomenon more than any other that le.uds to
misundet"St:J.ndings about consul processes along the lower gulf coast DC Florida. By way
oC example using the above data source, an annual average bre:1ker height of 0.53 feet is
attained which includes the calm records. It zero energy conditions are excluded, an
annual average bre:J.ker height of 0.i7 feet results, a factor of 1047 times us large us the
preceding average value. In reality, however, forces in the littoral zone are better
illustr::J.ted in terms of energy since it is direi:t1y. proportional to the square of the brerlker
heights and, hence, not increasing linearly as above, but increasing e."Cponentially.
Therefore, the breaker height of 0.77 feet embodies an avernge of over twice (i.e., 2.15) as
much wave energy as the O.53-foot breaker height. Progressively, then a 2-foot breaker has
4 times the energy of a one-foot breaker, a 3-foot breaker has a 9 times the energy of a one-
foot breaker and so forth.
In addition to wave energy, the direction of wave approach relative to shoreline and
nearshore contour orientations is critic.::ll in determining sediment transport quantities and
directions. Such a determination is fnr beyond the scope of this investigation. FortUnately ~
however, a recent investigation (U.S. Army, 1988) has proposed a quantification of
longshore transport volumes for northern Sand Key. The results, illustrated in the Figure,
indic.::lte a longshore transport dh;de (i.e., zero longshore transport) Dear the center of
Indian Rocks Beach. To the north of the drift divide the net annual longshore trunsport
is to the north~ steadily incre.:J.Sing in value as Clearwater Pass is appronched. At the
southern boundar:,.. of the Town of Belleair Shore the transport rate is 10:800 cubic yurds
of sand to the north incre.:J.Sipg to ~2.S00 cubic yards to the north at the northern limits of
the City of Belleair Be3ch. .
Based upon the sediment budget analysis and the inspection of aerial photogr:lphy
two basic conclusions about the Belleair Beach - Belleair Shore re:J.ch of northern Sand Key
can be stated. FlI'St: based on the net northerly trnnsport rate, Clearwnter Pass cn be
conduded to have minimal influence on beaches to south: particularly Be!Ieair Beach and
Belleair Shore.
Second. based on aerial photography and shoreline surveys, the shoreline has
remained essentially stnble over the past 20 Ye:lrs. This is not to imply Stability from
e.'"<treme impact given its low elevations~ but rather over the long-term time framework.
Undoubtably erosion did Ulke place. thereby requiring the need for coastal armormg.
Today: however, the Belleair Beach - Belleair Sh ore coasrnl segment is an eroded reach.
While erosion potential exists, the constal protection strucrures have assisted in fLxing the
location of the coastline: which along ,the northern eod of Belle:J.ir Beach is also the
shoreline (i.e., no beach). Elsewhere, to the south, the be.aches remain n3ITOW, having little
protective and recre.ationnl, value.
Coa.strll r-e.aches adjacent to BeUe.air Beach' and BeUeair Shore have been recipients
of artificial fIll. These activities for northern Sand Key are listed in the Table. The City
of Clearwater between Clearwater Pass and Bellea.ir Be.:lch has r-eceived over 800,000 cubic
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Table.
II V.."
1977
1981-83
19113 -'14
1994).91
1%9
1973
1990
1~9Z':
1986
P'ind1as County . &lad Kt:t &:.cb Nomis.bmmt Projec:t::s.
t'Tojct
[Data Soun:~1
Volume
C,yd')
Saud So un: e
~l)urisbmeat
o..rw.ar ~
I 180.000
I '600.000
r r.s.o.ooo
I 19.000
r.-.. RId:a ~
Ementeacy Fill (1. -'1 143.000
Em e~eocy Fill n. .n .wo.OOO
~OurishmeS1t IJ:ZO.OOO
r.di&a ~
1.100.000
~~ s--.:s
I 30,000
S:u1d Tnns(er (J1
Sand T r.Ll1S(er 111
I CIurwu.u PU1
I ~tt.t' P:w
I CI.t:uwaw- PU1
I Trudled from inL:l.ad sile
~ouri:shmea.z:
I O~tu PU1
I a~tet" P~
I ~oat sboll!s
~oatsbo:w
,\'ourishm~t (31
I Tl'eIUUl"l!'!.shod stockpile trom
J 0 Ims P:u.s
I
I
, II
III . W:1ltoa 11~77\: I~l . Yo~ \ 198'n; \31 . Hobbs ,19~~h 1J\ . t.:. S. .-VuJ)' i19lfJ;u: 1:1 .
rinell:u CLiu.acy 1191191.
1988
~ s--es ;md :-Cordi. ~ Beach
~owuhm~t IS) I S19.LSO I E":w...-GrilJe luTshore :s.bOlW
1961
:"iolU'Uhme:ot IJ\
~~
30.1>00 1 Joh.a's p~
yards of sand placed from Clearw:lter P:lSS sand tr::J.nsfer activities during the period 19i'i
to 1991. Little of this material. however. has benefitted are~ to the south bec:J.use of the
net northerly longshore tr:lnspor't climate.
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Indian Rocks Beach just to the south of the Beileair Beach. Be!1e:J.ir Shore re:J.ch bas
received a toul of 543.000 cubic yards of sand during emergency rill placement in 1969 and
1973. In 1990, beach restoration activities resulted in 1.320.000 cubic yards of sand placed
along Indian Rocks Beach. Less than about one-half of the placed sand lies along the
, nonhero portion of Indian Rocks Beach where the aet anoual1ongshore tr::msport is to the
north. ~roreover ~ the net drift 1.s noe large along this reach of northern Indian Rocks
Be:J.ch and it is specul:lted thut any sand tnnspon:ed north into Belleair Shore wouJd be but
a fraction of the coul subject to aet northerly tr:1OSpOrt processes. \VhiIe the south end of
Belle.:Iir Shore is SUglICly accreting due to northward spreading of the be:1cb rill placed to
the south, the effect Ol:1Y be only loc:1lly beneficial.
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CONCLUSIONS
With the recognition Wat the principal problem of the Belleai.r Beach . Belleair
Shore coastal reach is :1 deficit of sand, one which will not be mitigated by sand nn placed
to the north because of northerly drift or to the south because of a low northerly drift r:lte,
the logic.:ll conclusion is to nod :l suitable sanri source and restore the beach. Regarding
such. a project are two concerns. FlI"St, there are no data quantifying the rate of onshore-
offshore sediment tr::lnsport. While the effect of shore-normal transport potential is
unknown, it is sp~ulated, based upon offshore sediment deposit patterns that the rate
would probably Dot be of a magnitude problematic to a restoration project. Second" the
differential transport r:lte magnitude from north to south might require specialized project
design considerations during the detailed design phase. It is speculated that a. suitable
borrow source of sn.nd, with the proper combination of mean grain size and sor;tmg
characteristics, would go far to alleviate problems associated with the above concerns.
Should a restor:ltion project be found to be justifiable for the BeIleair Beach
Belleair Shores coastal re.:lcht it is recommended that a vegetated storm dune be constructed
as a part of the project~ Past-project monitoring is also necessary.
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COASTAL ENGINEERING
9365 NORTH 56th STREET
SUITE 309
TEMPLE TERRACE, FLORIDA 33617
813/968.9498
August 28, 1992
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Mr. Ted Cobb, Pres.
Key Investment Holdings Corp.
1520 Gulf Boulevard
Clearwater, Florida 34630
RE: Clearwater Beach Restoration.
Dear Ted:
As requested,. I've made some preliminary calculaiions of the
volume of sand that would be required to renourish Clearwater
Beach on Sand Key.
For my calculations I considered ap~roximately 5,200 fee~ of
shoreline. extending from the north city limit of Belleair Beach
north to crescent Beach club I.
These limits .correspond to stations 82+75 and 31+00 along the
Clearwater baseline referenced in our previous studies. The
northern limit of station 31+00 was selected because the existing
beach is presently almost as wide as the proposed renourished
beach, and because the beach north af this point has continued to
accrete since the city completed their project in 1984.
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For the restored beach width I tried to conform to the
criteria used by the Corps of Engineers at Indian Rocks Beach.
This criteria called for ninety feet of level beach at an
elevation of 6.0 ft. NGVD followed by an offshore slope of
IV:20H. After adjustment, this configuration would provide a
beach width upland of the Mean High Water Line of approximately,
150 ft. It should be noted, however, that the Corps applied
their criteria from the existing MHW Line; whereas I used the
criteria from the existing seawall line.
Moreover, Corps designs are based on benefit to cost
analyses, and no such evaluation has yet been conducted for this
section of beach. As a result, the actual design for a Corps
project could be significantly different than the 'one. used for
Indian Rocks Beach. ·
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The volume of sand required to achieve the criteria would be
approximately 581,000 cubic yards based on current conditions.
The renourishrnent of the Ultimar properties will reduce this
amount by approximately 76,000 cubic yards. Expected future
erosion losses, however, will increase. the volume by
appro~imately 35,000 cubic yards each year.
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It should be noted that a conventional restoration project,
without participation from Belleair Beach, would have the same
performance characteristics as the City's previous projec~; that
is, the south end of the restored beach would suffer continued
severe erosion until the beach at the south end was again lo~t.
The most effective ways of preventing this from occurring
would be either to get' Belleair Beach to participate in the
project or to use structures to partially stabilize the fill.
such structures would not have to be as extensive as those we are
using at Ultimar and the use of structures would reduce future
maintenance requirements. Furthermore, they could justify some
reduction in the fill volume.
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but if I can be of any further assistance, please let me know.
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November 13, 1992
Mr. Ted Cobb, Pres.
Key Investment Holdings Corp.
1520 Gulf Boulevard
Clearwate~1 Florida 34630
RE: Beach Protection storm Protection.
Dear Ted:
In order for a federal beach restoration project to be
authorized it must have a favorable benefit to cost ratio. For
Sand Key th~ primary benefits considered by the Corps of Engineer
were protection to existing structures and increased recreational
value. The damage protection benefit represented about 54% of
the total benefits and the Bfc ratio was estimated to be .
approximately 3.0 in 1984,
The fill design was intended,to protect structures against
normal seasonal storms and some low frequency hurricanes. To
qua~tify the protection afforded by the beach fill, estimates
were made of the horizontal recession associated with various
storm surge frequencies and elevations. Using the procedures
employed by the Corps of Engineers in their 1984 study, it is
estimated that a storm with a frequency of twenty-five years
would cause a temporary recession of approximately ninety feet
which is equivalent to beach width referred in my letter of
August '28.
There are, however, some significant qualifications to this
estimate. Erosion losses are affected not only by the severity
(storm surge) of a' storm but also the duration of the storm
activity. AS an example Hurricane Elena produced a relatively
modest storm surge (twenty year ~), but the storm resided in the
area so long that the erosion losses were equivalent.to a forty
to fifty year storm.
The storms considered by the Corps were assumed' to have
adequate duration to allow equilibrium to qe reached. This
assumption is quite conservative, since most hurricanes are of
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relatively short duration. In addition, it should be noted that
even when the horizontal recession equalled the berm width, the
sand level at the seawalls would still be approximately six 'feet
(MHW). AS a result the walls would not yet be heavily loaded and
'damage due to erosion would not be significant.
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Since the time of the Corps study important advances have
been made in estimating storm erosion and the Corps estimates are
considered rather crude. Unfortunately, the newer procedures are
relatively c~mplex and require comp~ter ~odeling. ~As a re~ult
they cannot be used without a significant amount of time and
effort.
To try to put this issue into a practical perspective, I
would note that most of the seawalls in the area of interest are
quite old and show evidence of structural distress. Many of the
walls north of the USX property would undoubtedly fail during a
storm of lesser intensity than Hurricane Elena. Moreover, the
condition of the beach is .continuing to deteriorate and the storm
risk will continue to increase unless some remedial action is
taken. A restoration project, of the type discussed in my
earlier letter, would prevent failure during such a storm and
although most of the restored beach would be temporarily' lost
during the storm, most of the losses would be naturally recovered
on~e the storm had passed. .
Finally, consideration should be given to the "Coastal
Armoring Policy" that is presently in effect. This policy
requires that all new or replacement walls be designed so as to
fail during a storm. of greater intensity than a ten year storm.
As'a result, if a hurricane were to destroy seawalls on
clearwater Beach the replacement walls would be of lesser
strength than the walls that had been destroyed.
I hope that this letter addresses your concerns and if I can
be of any further assistance, please let me know.
Very truly yours,
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TACKNEY & ASSOCIATES, INC.
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Executive Summary
The beach at Belleair Beach, Belleair Shore and southern
Clea~Nater Seach is operating at a net loss of sand; more sand is
moving out of the system than is moving in. This is because: 1)
the southerly flow of sand has been cut by the curved jetty on the
south side of ClearNater Pass built by the City of Clear~ater in
1975; 2) the offshore sand covering is thin so waves can't bring
it in, and 3) development has s'topped sand from moving to the
beaches from onshore. This loss has been particularly noticeable
since the jetty was built in 1975. We do have a serious problem
with our beach; if we do nothing abou't it, it will be at our peril.
It is generally recognized that having a bathing beach has a
positive influence on property values. The lack of a beach
probably has its greatest impact on condo property values, which
make up 34% of the properties and nearly 28% of the taxable value
in Belleair Beach. Any decline in the value of beachfront condos
. means a greater share of the tax burden will fall on the single.
family residences, and to a lesser extent, owners of vacant lots.
Beaches can provide significant protection from a mild to moderate
storm, but offer little protection in a major storm. The loss of
a beach also means the property behind it is the next to go.
In 1984 I the Army Corps of Engineers predic'ted our erosion
would be corrected by a southerly flow of beach fill from the
Clearwater. Pass Inlet Improvement Program. This did not happen I
in fact, this program has taken additional sand away from our
shoreline. The cost of renourishing other pinellas County beaches
has been paid by the federal, state and county governments. But
in primarily residential Captiva, Florida, property owners paid
some of the costs of renourishment based on the benefits they stood
to realize from storm protection and recreation.
There is likely to be no beach at all in 5-10 years. Belleair
Beach cannot effectively address its problem without cooperation
from adjacent communities. The breakwater at Clearwater Pass is
a major cause of the problem, and we should work with nature rather
than build hard structures to resolve it. Further education,
engineering studies and a long term committment to solving the
problem are needed.
Our options include doing nothing, trying to move sand back
into the system from the inlet at ClearN'ater Pass, starting a
renourishment project, seeking reparations from the City of
ClearN'ater for damage done by the jetty, trying low-cost methods
of trapping sand, or experimenting with new techniques.
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conclusions. Then to adopt a resolution to do something
them, press for including ClearN'ater Pass" in impending
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access issues and keep the public informed.
The Task Force has a resolve to report forthrightly and
directly on what it has learned. Its purpose has ,been to learn if
there is a problem, and if there is, then to qet on with the task
of addressing it. We see no gain in skirting around sensitive
issues, or in playing games. We have done the best we could to
study the situation and to give a fairly comprehensive, though
necessarily succinct report on what the situation is and some
judgment as to its severity. It must be said that the problem is
not a simple one/ nor will anything useful be done about it without
a community-wide resolve to do some problem solving together.. Our
optimistic hope is that this will happen with all deliberate,speed
and care.
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Backaround
In March of 1991, the Selleair Beach City Council and Property
OWners Association formally agreed to investigate ways to stop and
reverse the erosion of the sand from the beach. While the issue
had been raised several times in the past, no evaluation of the
extent of the problem or plan of action existed. In a letter of
understanding signed by Allen Waldrop, Chairman, of the City's
Public Works Committee and Warde Chittenden, President of the
BBPOA, the groups agreed to a 6-Phase, multi-year project (l-.
Education, 2-Identify possible Courses of Action, 3-Cost Estimates,
4-Funding Options, 5-Referendum & 6-Execution). The first six
months have been devoted to int~oducing members of the Public Works
Committee and the BBPOA to the basics of beach erosion,
establishing contacts with experts across the State, learning the
dynamics of beach erosion, and gathering citizen input.
A Beach Restoration Task Force was established by the BBPOA
at its April Board Meeting. It met more than a dozen times between
April and October to formulate research questions, share ideas,
plan events, present reports, voice concerns and discuss findings.
The Task Force organized a pot luck with state Senator Mary Grizzle
as speaker, sponsored a motorcoach trip to Captiva Island, met
several times with County Coastal Management Chief Engineer Jim
Terry and once with State Environmental Administrator Lonnie Ryder,
and held two joint meetings with the Council's Public Works
Committee. Hundreds of hours of reading, talking and writing were
invested by the nine-member group which included: Belle Corell,
Shirley For=est, Judi Hackett, Selma Kron, Cindi Peters, Susan
Pickering, Garth Stout, Wes Walton and Richard Weser. Each made
a unique contribution to the Task Force and this report is the
product of all of their work.
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PART 1: THE PROBLEM
The beach at Belleair Beach, Belleair Shore and southern
Clearwater Beach is operating at a net loss of sandi more sand is
moving out of the. I system than is moving in. This is because: l}
the southerly flow of sand has been cut by the curved jetty on the
south side of Clearwater Pass built by the City of Clearwater in
1975; 2) the offshore sand covering is thin so waves can't bring
it in, and 3) development has stopped sand from moving to the
beaches from onshore. This loss has been particularly noticeable
since the jetty was built in 1975. There is no doubt that we do
have a problem, and that it is one of some severity. Neither is
there any doubt that if we care, we all.must see that something is
done about it.
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Both nature and man have changed the shape of the shor~line
of Belleair Beach over the past fifty years. Geological studies
of pinellas County have estimated that about 100,000 cubic yards
of sand move by any given point on our beaches each year, mostly
up and down the beach. That would be 100,000 tons (dry measure) .
According to the City's Comprehensive Plan, we lost 83 linear
feet of beach between 1950 and 1979. We obtained aerial
photographs of the beach from pinellas County and the State
Department of Natural Resources and the changes from 1974 until
1990 were measurable. The 8/ lOth mile stretch from Nineteenth
Street to the northern city limit, coastal aelleair Beach had from
60 to 100 feet of sand in 1974 extending Gulfward from "monuments"
placed by the state to mark the erosion control line. By 199~ this
had diminished to less than 10 feet in most locations. The aerial
photos are too large to include in this report and have been placed
on display in the auditorium at the Belleair Beach City Ball.
Geoloaical Make-Uo of the Beach
There is no such thing as a stable beach, it 1s always in a
stat"e of change. A careful look at the photographs on disp';c..y at
city Hall will convince us that the changes are significant and
need cor:ection. The sand which makes up the beach, the energy
forces driving against it (wind, waves and currents), the width and
slope of the beach, and changes in sea level are the dynamics which
keep it constantly changing. Belleair Beach is on a barrier island
known to geologists as Sand Key which stretches from John's Pass
on the south to Clearwater Pass on the north, and was formed about
3,500 years ago. It consists of thin, fine sand deposits {probably
from the ice age} on bedrock, and that bedrock stretches 150 miles
into the Gulf. The beach's slope is gradual; it is a relatively
low-energy beach. That does not mean drastic erosion cannot occur.
It means only that it may be slower occurring.
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from John's Pass to Clearwater Pass, and is affected by currents
st=etching along the entire length of Florida's Gulf Coast.
Scientific study of the impact of hard structures in th~s area,
specifically the jetty at Clearwater Pass and the breakwa~er at
Reddington Beach, find one area is built at the expense of another.
And most of the hard structural solutions tried by Captiva, dog
bone groins and revetment rocks, were largely ineffective~
We conclude that the North (Sand Key) and South (Belleai:
Shore) p~operty owners together with all Belleair Beach residents
from the shore to the harbor need to be consulted and need to be
involved in whatever solution 1s adopted. We have a community
problem, and the community is all of us. Without widespread and
active cooperation in the problem solving, the problem will not be
solved.
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moving from the land to the beach; 2) offshore, bro~ght in by the
waves; and 3) littoral drift, sand brought in by currents. M 0 s t
experts agree on one point, the erosion problems on Sand Key (and
Belleair Beach) were not caused by nature, but by man. There is
absolutely no doubt that sand dunes were once here. In the natural
state, there are no barrier islands without sand dunes facing the
sea. Develocment beyond the If first dune" started the problem,
which was worsened by manmade structures such as seawalls and
jetties. Seawalls are prone to "scouring, If wave action that digs
beneath and around these hard structures. Jetties tend to rob one
area in order to fill another.
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current and waves. According to information provided by the Army
Corps of Engineers, which designed a complete beach renourishment
program for all of Sand Key in 1984 (see 'tAddendum IV to the
General Design Memorandumll of June 1984 and "Feature Design
Memorandum, Indian Rocks Beach Nourishment and Breakwaters It of June
1988), sand has a net northerly movement along the Belleair Beach
shore. This occurs because we are north of the Sand Key hea~lands
at 7th Avenue in Indian Rocks Beach. That northern movement can
be interrupted by structures like the jetty at Clearwater Pass,
which also stop the sand fronl returning. Sand, of course, also has
a southerly movement along Belleair Shore, and .as mentioned later,
this southerly littoral drift is known to be inhibited by the
Clear~ater Pass curved jetty.
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according to a recent article in Manaaer's Reoort, "there were only
nine inlets in the entire state. Most of them were shallow,
meandering, sandy estuaries and only a few, such as the mouth of
the st. John's River, were navigable by large ships. It Left alone,
inlets strike a balance with nature, opening and closing in
response to storms. Today we have 36 navigable inlets throughout
the state, which are constantly being dredged to make them wider
and deeper for navigation.
"These watery openings to the ocean and the Gulf of Mexico
gobble huge amounts of sand that otherwise would flow naturally up
and down the coastline and replenish beaches, It Natalie Bolland
reported in the September 22, 1991 issue of the Tamca Tribune. She
went on to note, "Sand-hoarding inlets and passes are being blamed
for up to 80 percent of the state's beach erosion."
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It is generally recognized that having a bathing beach ,has a
positive influence on property values. The challenge l.S to
discover the magnitude of this impact. Both beachfront and non-
beachfront properties are affected by the presence or lack of a
beach. A simple show of hands of about one hundred people
attending a Belleair Beach Property Owners Association (BBPOA)
meeting in June showed 95% bought thei= homes here because of the
beach. But the beach is only one of several factors affecting the
desirability of this community. The challenge is to discover how
much impact it has.
First we looked at the negative - has the eroding beach hurt
property values? Figure 1 (all figures are at the end of this
report ) titled BelIeair Beach Condo Sales shows the value per
square foot of each condominium sold in the 1970s (lower line) and
the 1980s with figures provided for the 1990s where available. All
increased in value from construction through the 1970s and 19805
(see Figure 2), some by as much as 70%. The percentage increase
appears to decrease the farther north you go, particularly when the
1990s are taken into account. However, since all have lost sand
it. s hard to draw any conclusions, 50 we decided to look for
comparable propertie~ in a nearby community.
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Crescent Beach Club (see Figure 3 titled Condo Sales). Both were
built in the mid-1980s, are comprised of 2 & 3 bedroom units, and
have similar amenities such as a pool and clubhouse. Dan I s Island,
right next door to BeIleair Beach, has lost all of its shoreline
while the C=escent Beach ClUb, closer to the Sand Key Park, has
kept its wide beach. When they were built, an average unit in each
sold for $125 - 5130 per square foot. Tax law changes and a glut
in the condo market caused selling prices to slump in 1987 to $105-
$112 per square foot. Crescent Beach Club began to rebound the
following year and units are selling for an average of $130 psf
again; however, at Dan' 5 Island, struggling with beach erosion
problems, prices declined to a low of $85 psf in 1989 and are still
only averaging about SLID psf.
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collected evidence of its beaches positive effect on property
values is Captiva, a small (1400 residences) barrier island
community in Lee County. Captiva has been working on restoring its
shoreline since the mid 1960s and has a wealth of data and-
experience to d~aw from. Their data found significant increases in
property value immediately prior to and following beach
~enourishrnent. Seachfront properties appreciated from 100-200%,
l.nland properties from 35-75%.
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The cost of repairs to a seawall following storms can be
significant. At one condominium (Tortugas), post-Elena repairs
cost 5150,000 for 408 feet of seawall the total private
investment in the city probably approached S2 million not including
government funds. Las~ year's minor winter storms cost the same
condo $5,000, and one property (Nautical Watch) has its seawall
washed completely out with a. significant repair bill, not to
mention lost income. And the=e is no insurance for seawalls.
If more than 51 % of a building is destroyed by storm,
according to Federal Flood Insurance regulations, it can' t be
rebuilt within 50 feet of the high water mark. This would mean
many of the condominiums could not rebuild with the same density,
if they could rebuild at all, meaning significant financia~ loss
to the city's tax base.
The lack of a beach probably has its greatest impact on condo
property values, which make up 34% of the properties and nearly 28%
of the taxable value in Belleair ~each (see Figure 4). Any decline
in the value of beachfront condos means a greater share of the tax
burden will fall on the single family residences, and to a lesser
extent, owners of vacant lots. '{
A restored beach will' have a positive impact on property
values and property safety as well.
Imoact of the Beach on Public Safety
The widest beach offers little protection against a hurricane
with the strength of Hugo which had stann surges of nearly 26 feet..
Two factors cause damage in severe storms: high winds and storm
surge. Storm surge is a mound or ridge of water rising above
normal sea level. Since our land is no more than 8 feet above sea
level, a major storm like Hugo would be slowed little by a wider
beach. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
predicts surge for a 100 year storm at 13.9 feet. That means the
depth of water crossing our beach and our properties would be twice
the height of a giant basketball star. Historically, hurricanes
have passed within 50 miles of Pinellas beaches once every 6 or 7
years. The waves created by these more modest storms can be SlOWEd
be a wide beach, their force absorbed by sand rather than beating
agrinst a seawall or other manmade structures.
A beach acts as a shock absorber in the event of a storm,
providing a reserJoir of sand to replace that pulled away by strong
waves. A large dune can flatten out, slowing the water and surge
in the moderate-sized storms experienced every six or seven years.
The conclusion reached is that beaches can afford significant
protection from a mild to moderate storm, but offer little
protection in a major storm. If we are threatened by a severe
hurricane, our best course is to get out of town and hope for the
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best. To prepare ourselves for lesser storms, what we can do is
build up the beach.
Imoact of the Beach en Oualitv of Life
There are few if any among us who do not count the beauty of
the beach as one of the delights of living here. Whether we live
in the middle of this barrier island, within sight of the Gulf, or
overlooking the Harbor, we cherish the sand, the shells, the birds,
the fish, the clouds and the sunsets that make up the treasured
moments we experience when we go through that access to hit the
sand. It takes no more words than these to remind ourselves that
we want at all cost to preserve these gems or happiness that add
sparkle to our lives.
Imoact on Political Boundaries
From an engineering point of view, it is not economically
feasible to do a renourishment project on 8/10th of a mile of
beach. However, the politics of the situation is that we have
three separate communities to consider: Belleair Beach, Belleair
Shore and ClearNater (Sand Key).
until an engineering study determines the precise causes of
erosion, it is hard to say what needs to be done to anchor any
beach restoration efforts at the north and south ends. Each
project must be designed for the geologic and engineering
conditions of the site. However, it, is fair to say t~at a project
to pump sand on the 8/10th of a mile of shoreline within the city
limits of Eelleair Beach would probably meet the same fate as
similar efforts at Dan's Island, Oltimar and other condos to our
north; namely, it will quickly wash away.
Government's Accroach to Beach Erosion in pinellas Countv
There is an extensive documentation on studies and planning
done on behalf of pinellas County and its beaches by the U.S. Army
Corps of Engineers, much of it related in one way or another to
Sand Key ( the area from John I s Pass to ClearNater Pass) and
therefore to Belleair Shore, Belleair Beach and Sand Key. The key
documents are the 1969 General and Detail Dasion Memorandum for
pinellas Countv Florida Beach Erosion proiect, the 1984 Addendum,
Sand Kev, and the 1988 Feature Desian Memorandum, Sand Kev Seament.
Federal authorization for this project was given by Public Law 89-
789 (November 7, 1966}, and it is described in House Document No.
519, 89th Congress, 2nd Session.
The original authorization, which is still in force, is for
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9.3 miles of beach restoration and periodic nourishment of beaches
along Sand Key extending f:om the northern boundary of Selleai=
Beach, south to a point 900 feet south of the northern limit of
Redington Beach. Thus, the authorization did and still does
include the 2.0 miles of beach along Eelleair Beach and Belleai=
Shore.
The 9.3 mile stretch, of beach was in three parts, the others
being 5.2 miles identified as Indian Rocks Beach, and 2.1 miles
identified as Redington Beach (subsequent changes saw the 5.2 mile
segment divided into two equal halves, with the Indian Shores 2.6
miles designated as Segment 3). The renourishrnent project for
Indian Shores is scheduled to start in November 1991.
One of the six changes made in 1984 to the earlier 1969 plan
was to decrease the length of beach fill required to address the
then current erosion control needs of Sand Key from 9.3 miles to
7.3 miles. By this change, the 2.0 miles of beach along Belleair
Shore and Belleair Beach were eliminated from the ongoing plans.
Nonetheless, they still remain part of the authorization.
. . The current state of the beaches on Belleair Shore and
Eelleair Beach and the southern portion of that part of clearwater
Beach conunonly known as Sand Key attest to the need. An inspection
of available aerial photographs taken over the past decade will
show the need for renourishment is every bit as critical along
those shores as along the shores of communities to the south of us
that have already been restored, or are soon to be.
A prediction was made by the Engineers that tterosion along the
2 miles directly south of the northernmost 2 miles" (Belleair Beach
and Belleair Shore) "would be mitigated by a net southerly littoral
drift from beach fill placed between February 1981 and June 1984
from the Clear.,.,ater Pass Inlet Improvement Program. " This
prediction has not been realized. In fact, instead of bringing
sand, the program referred to has taken more of the sand away from
that 2 mile stretch.
We have cause for concern that the inlet has upset the
equilibrium of sand distribution along our beaches. This altered
distribution favors some parts of the beach at the expense of
others. This imbalance needs to be addressed.
Other Sand Kev Communities
The Indian Shores renourishment project, scheduled to begin
this November, is the last phase of the Army Corps of Engineers
Sand Key project along 7.3 miles of shorefront incorporating the
ci ties of Indian Rocks Beach, Indian Shores, Redington Shores,
North Redington Beach and Redington Beach.
The cost of designing and bringing
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to our neighboring beaches has been paid by the federal, state and
county governments; the participating communities which, must
provide public access parking for 100 cars each half-mile. The
federal government cont=ibuted 50~ of the funds, the state about
37.5~ and the county contributes about 12.5%. In addition, the
County acts as local sponsor once the community decides to
participate, overseeing the permitting process (which takes about
a year), final project design, finalization of funding, and
intergovernmental agreements.
These renourished beaches do erode, but that was planned for
in their design. The Corps plans call for replenishing the sand
after an average of se'len years, but those plans are flexible
depending on need. While it costs millions to renourish a Qeach,
Lonnie Ryder of the state Department, of Natural Resources estimates
$3 is returned for every dollar spent on beach projects.
Caotiva Island. Florida
since the mid 19605, the citizens of captiva, a small barrier
island off the coast of Fort Myers in Lee County, Florida, have
been trying to solve their sand erosion problems. Their efforts
are managed by the Captiva Erosion Prevention District (CEPD'-, a
Special District with taxing authority which regulates construction
on the beach. It is governed by a S-member elected Board and
staffed by Administrator Alison Bagerup. In its almost 30 years
of existence, the CEPD has tried any number of innovative
solutions, from "dog bone groins" to sand bags to experimental
perpendicular stabilizers, along with more usual jetties and
boulders. Each cost many thousand dollars, yet most did little to
solve the problem. Following a big storm, boulders landed in the
middle of the only road off the island; the sand in bags turned to
concrete making removal difficult and costly.
South Seas Plantation property owners (resort development at
the end of Captiva Island) undertook a beach renourishment program
in 1981 which became a model for the state I s erosion control
program. A successful ,effort at pumping sand from offshore to
recreate dunes, this was much more expensive than other single
efforts at repairing eroded beaches, yet was extremely effective.
In the mid-1980s, the CEPD decided on a comprehensive beach
management plan after extensive studies, surveys and public
discussion.
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The plan called for either surrounding the island with large
stones (similar to the rocks recently placed along the Belleair
Beach property on either side of the Causeway) or a sand
renourishment of the entire island. When the only road to the
mainland collapsed t~",ice in 1988, the decision was make to use
sand.
Captiva is primarily residential and prefers to stay that way.
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but only about 600 year-round residents. Their renourishment was
done to protect lives and property value, not to create a wide
tourist beach. And rather than giving up control of the project
to the state, county or Corps of Engineers, the CEPD managed the
project itself. The referendum to assess property owners $7.7
million to pay for the S8. 9 million project passed with 87%
support. The county committed Sl.8 million to the project, the
state provided a little over $2 million, and the federal government
is expected to contribute $1.5 million. Thus, the cost to property
owners was less than originally expected.
The amount to be paid by each property owner was designed to
correspond with the benefits each property would gain frol}1 the
beach restoration project. These benefits fall under two main
categories split about equally: storm protection and recreation.
Storm Protection: It was calculated that only Gulf front
properties benefit from storm protection! so only Gulf front
property owners and Lee County which owns the road fronting
the shoreline were assessed under this category. This
category also varied by the distance from the site where sand
had to be pumped and the existence of alternative erosion
protection devices.
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Recreation Benefits: Surveys of persons using the beach found
the great majority were tourists, and because of the economic
benefits to be realized, commercial properties such as time
sharing units, hotels and restaurants were assigned those
benefits. Recreational benefits were also assigned to
residential properties on an ad valorem basis.
Assessments ranged from as much as S300,000 for a Gulf front
commercial property to as little as $200 for a small residence not
on the beach, according to Administrator Alison Bagerup. These
taxes can be paid in one payment, or financed at a low interest
rate over 8 years.
One feature of the beach management plan is a jetty at Blind
Pass separating Captiva from Sanibel Island to the south. It was
lengthened to ninety feet long in order to hold all the new sand
pumped in during renourishment. The jetty has been so successful
in keeping sand from flowing south that the Sanibel beaches are not
being normally replenished by the sand flow and are eroding.
Sanibel has threatened to sue Captiva, and the CEPD is hard at work
on an inlet m~nagement plan to try and resolve the problem.
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PART IV: CONCLUSIONS
A P~oblem Does Exist
The key conclusion we make is that a problem with our beaches
does indeed exist. It cannot be solved this year, but we must lose
no'ltime deciding what it is that will be done to solve it.
Likelv 5-10 vear oroiections
No crystal balls available, we consulted with Lonnie Ryder,
Environmental A~~inistrator with the Division of Beaches and Shores
in the Florida Depart:nent of Natural Resources. If nothing is
do~e, he estimates there will be nothing left within five years.
What every interested person must ask herself or himse~f. is
whether he wants to allow this to happen. Think about what
Belleair Beach will be without a beach. That means seawalls will
continue to be worn down by winter storms and replaced by
condominium owners as long as the State continues to issue permits
for their reconstruction. Eventually, we expect the state' to
prohibit these structures, allowing only boulders which will make
swimming difficult and dangerous.
If a major hurricane arrives on shore, or even near shore,
the existing beach offers little reservoir of sand to slow the
waves, and is. likely to be drawn quickly to sea. This would
present a hazardous situation for the property owners directly
upshore - both the 'condominiums and the private homes, alike.
Beyond this, and not a central concern of this report, some
have mentioned the gradual rise in sea level as an issue of
concern. Geologists have estimated that by the yea~ 2000, sea
level will have risen or the land sunk enough to submerge 20,000
acres of shoreline property around the world. Whether this comes
to'pass, or which shores are affected, are beyond the scope of this
report. If a rise in sea level ever is big enough to notice, and
we are around to know about it, the largest dune will make little
difference. If that happens, new beach front property will be
created, perhaps on the Tampa side of Tampa Bay.
The imoortance of ad;acent communities
It would be foolish for the City of"~elleair Beach to attempt
to renourish our 8/10 of a mile beach with sand without the
cooperation of an adjacent co~~unity. Those Sand Key properties
directly north of town (Dan's Island, Cabana Club, and Ultimar)
have erosion problems even more severe than those of Belleair
Beach, and may be most interested in working with us~ We should
also continue to invite Belleair Shores residents to participate
in meetings and discussions of solultions to the problem.
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The Break~ater at Clear~ater Pass is Part of the Problem
It appears that the jetty at ClearNater Pass is trapping sand
on its northerly flow through the system, but is preventing its
return when the currents and winte= winds shift. Thus, we see a
large build up of sand at Sand Key Park and the Sheraton which
gradually lessens until there is virtually no sand in front of
Ultimar. This fits the common pattern of the action of successful
jetties and groins as described in tivina With the West Florida
Shore which trap sand that would othe:-,.,rise be flowing to a
neighboring beach.
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A continuing theme of current research is the need t~ work
with nature to restore an eroding beach, rather than using
structural solutions such as jetties, seawalls and other arrnoring.
Many experimental techniques have been designed which trap sand
,and these are being used elsewhere in Florida and the U.S., but
sand must be moving through the system for them to work, and we
have very little moving sand to work with. Beach renourishment is
the most effective solution according many authorities among both
the engineers and the geologists, including to Dr. Wong at the
University of Florida, a recognized authority on coastal
engineering. It is also a popular option for beachfront
communities, both on Sand Key and elsewhere throughout the country.
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Many beach renourishment projects are presently in progress
along the Atlantic seaboard as far north as New Jersey and all
along the Gulf Coast, including Pinellas County.
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Down the line, when we're ready to move out of the Education
Phase and into the second phase, identifying Courses of Action, a
feasibility study should be done by an engineer. This would
include a schematic design and cost evaluations for beach
restoration, profiles and surveys of our beach, evaluation of
alternate technologies and evaluation of potential sources or
funds. The cost for such a study is about $10,000 and we would
expect to seek state, county and Corps of Engineers help with this.
Permitting
Most options require a comprehensive permitting process to be
followed. Jetties, groins, breakwaters and renourishment all go
through a series of reviews to assure they won't harm the
environment or adversely affect nearby communities. Even something
as simple as planting sea oats or placing rubber tires on the shore
would probably need approval of several government agencies. The
permitting process for beach renourishment includes approval by the
pinellas County Commissioners, two deoartments of the Florida
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Department of Natural Resources (Beaches and State Land Di'lisions) ,
the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation, the Army Corps
of Engineers, and notification to all envi:onmental groups. This
process can take anTHhere f=om one to five years.
PART V: OPTIONS
Following is information about options the Beach Task Force
has explored:
1. Do Nothina. This option, if taken, would be a perilous course.
2. Move the t:aooed sand from the inlet at ClearHater Pass back
in to the svstem and reolenish the beaches naturall y. Pumps,
pipelines or floating dredges can be installed to send the sand
back where it belongs. This has been done successfully at several
East Coast inlets, according to Robert Dean, a coastal engineering
professor at the University of Florida. This is probably only
effective as a maintenance measure; first, the beaches must be
renourishecl.
3. work with the Countv and State to undertake a renourishment
oro;ect. All of the communities which have participated in the
Sand Key Project to date (Indian Rocks Beach, the Redingtons,
Treasure Island and soon Indian Shores) have had all of the costs
of their projects covered by government funds, 50% federal and 50%
local (state and county). The state's 1990-91 budget for beach
management was $16 million; this fell to $7 million for 1991-92 ($2
million for inlet management & studies, $5 million for restoration
at Venice, Longboat Key and Indian Shores). since Belleair Beach
is not a commercial tourist beach, we may have some problem meeting
the public access requirements for full government funding, but
should be able to follow the example of Captiva, Hilton Head and
other more residential beach communities by sharing expenses
between public and private funds.
4. Seek reparations from the Citv of Clear~ater for the damaqe
their iettv has done to our beach. A precedent was established
when a Circuit Judge in Florida ruled the South Lake worth Inlet
District must pay to place one million cubic yeards of sand to
restore 2.5 miles of beach at the town of Ocean Ridge. The'City
of Sanibel is considering suing the City of Captiva for erosion due
to a jetty, as well, a problem Captiva is trying to mitigate with
an inlet management plan~ Further research is needed to determine
whether this is a viable option for Eelleair Beach - both legal
research and an engineering study.
s. Trv a low cost method of dune-buildinq, such a olantinq sea
oats, to trao sand movinq north'Nard from Indian Rocks Beach.
Hundreds of miles of coastline have active projects in progress to
restors or strengthen sand dunes. A good lOfal example is found
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in south pinellas County at Pass-A.-Grille Beach. It might be
possible to begin our own dune restoration project along the first
four blocks of shoreline (Belleair Shore} where some of the Indian
Rocks Beach sand has migrated. We could plant dune grass and sea
oats which encourage dune development by trapping sand in rapidly
growing and extensive roots, and perhaps erect snow fences. It has
been suggested we name this project "Plant a tittle wild Oats!"
Sea oats azoe generally vie',.;ed as an enhancement to beach
renourishment to encourage dune growth. It is not clear whether
they would be effective in existing conditions, and will not work
at all where the high water mark and seawall is contiguous.
6. Further investiqate eXDerimental strateaies. Ultim~r and
Cabana Club in Sand Key are seeking approval for a technique which
uses 70" wide fabric tubing to create a "play pen" structure from
which water is pumped. In Holland, this has been effective in
holding sand on the shore. A technique called Stabeach was
recently observed near Stuart, Florida and preliminary monitoring
resul ts are very pas itive. Christmas trees placed along the
shoreline were successful in trapping sand on the Louisiana coast.
Plastic seaweed helped trap sand on East Coast beaches. Several
articles describing innovative techniques being used in New Jersey,
Virginia, Maryland and Michigan have also been provided by
interested community members and friends.
We must be careful not to enthusiastically embrace a solution
designed for another community, although it is wise to continue to
explore innovative solutions. It is important to learn from the
experience of others over a period of several years, and not allow
experiments to be conducted along our shore. New techniques seldom
live up to the promises made by their inventors, can create more
problems than they solve, and are often costly to remove.
PART VI: THE NEXT STEPS
First, the conclusions of this study should be accepted. without
widespread public understanding of the extent and nature of this
problem, further efforts would be futile.
The following courses of action should be explored jointly by the
BBPOA and City Council in Phase II:
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1 - Adopt a resolution to do something about erosion of south Sand
Key, Belleair Beach and Belleair Shore. This resolution should be
forwarded through the Big C (Barrier Islands Government Council)
to Pinellas County and the State De~artment of Natural Resources.
2 - Press for including Clearwater Pass in the impending inlet
study by the Department of Natural Resources, providing a copy of
the aqove resolution.
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3 - Get the District Engineer of the Corps of Engineers involved
to include a public information night where residents and our state
and federal elected officials can ask questions.
4 - Explore the legal. basis of a lawsuit against Clearwater,
Pinellas County, DNR and the Corps of Engineers for the damages to
our beaches due to the Clearwater Jetty.
5 - 00 a rough worst-case financial analysis for the fundinq of a
$10 million renourishment project along the entire eroded stretch
of beach, with a $2 million renourishment every 10 years, through:
c;ity bonds, property assessments and/or a mix ,of city, county,
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7 - Define the quality of life impacts of having a widened beach. ,
8 - Keep the public informed throughout the above.
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RESOURCES
Professional Sources
James Terry, Chief Engineer, pinellas County Coastal Management
Lonnie l. Ryder, Environmental Administrator, Office of Beach
Management, Division of Beaches and Shores, Florida Department of
Natural Resources
Dr. Orrin Pilkey, Geologist, Professor, Duke University
Dr. Gregg Brooks, Marine Geologist, University of South Florida
Or. william Tanner, Coastal Geologist, Florida state University
Dr. Shawn Wong, Coastal Engineer, University of Florida
E. Foster, Bureau of Data Aquisition, oiv of Beaches & Shores, DNR
Tackney & Associates, coastal engineering consultants, Temple
Terrace, Tampa, Florida
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,Corps of Engineers and the Department of Natural Resources.
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References
H Addendum IV to the General Design Memorandum, Pinellas County,
Sand Key Segment", Jacksonville District of the US Army Corps of
Engineers, June 1984.
'tBeaches Plagued by Inlet Problem, II by Charlotte Sutton, St.
Petersbura Times, August 22, 1991, page 4B.
"Captiva Erosion Prevention District Newsletter," Captiva Island,
FL, volume 1, Numbers 1-8, Autumn 1986 through March 1989. Several
other research reports prepared by Regional Research Associates
for the Captiva Erosion Prevention District including: "Economic
and Fiscal Analysis of Captiva Island," "Comprehensive Beach and
Shore Preservation Plan/Tentative Apportionment Plan," and "Use of
Captiva Beaches and Economic Impact 1989-90."
Comorehensive Plan for Belleair Beach, by Wade-Trim, Inc., August
1989.
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From Currituck to Calabash: Livina with North Carolinats Barrier
Islands, Orrin Pilkey et al, Second Edition Duke University Press,
1982.
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Livinq with the West Florida Shore, Orrin H. Pilkey et al, Duke
University Press, Durham, NC, 1984 (available at Largo library).
"Shoreline," published quarterly by the Florida Shore and Beach
Preservation Association, 864 East Park Avenue, Tallahassee, FL
32301, May 1991.
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"Slip-sliding Away," by Nanette Bolland, Tamca Tribune, September
22, 1991.
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The Beaches, in "Creative Loafing," Susan Zastman, Tampa, FL,
September 7, 1991.
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Report by Wes Walton, August 1991.
"Where · s the Beach?," by Ken Cruickshank in ManaCfer' s Recort, April
1991, vol v, Issue IV.
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BUILDING/PROJECT NAME 1909 1990 1'191 1992
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LANO~IARK ONE Jl2, 396.600 $12,959.900 $13.2&6,000 SI3.762.600
LANDHARK TWO 7.732,700 8.339.200 6.706,300 8.773.600
LICUTHOUSE TOWERS 19.118,000 19.983./,00 20.35&.000 20.5~6,&00
<, . CRESCENT BEAcn CLUB ONE 20,099,700 20,705.500 20....59, 100 21. 020.800
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1400 SOUTH BEACH 8.984,900 9.5S8.900 1J. 88/,.300 9.418.900
1430 SOUTJI BEACH 9.037,100 9,621, /,00 9,946,000 9.436.700
If, &0 SOUTH BEACH 15.528.600 16.538.400 17.395.800 1&.551. .000
1480 SOUTH BEACI( 15.901.800 16,971,300 17.163.500 16.',29.900
lJLTlHAR ONE 0 0 3.540,300 22.528,200
ULTlMAR TWO 0 0 0 4,160.000
CABANA CLUB 14.034.000 14.315,500 13. J09 .800 12.579.900
DAN'S lSLAND 30.001, 200 30/998,900 30,083,200 29.861,500
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TOTAL OULF SIDE PROPERTIES S163.655,600 S193.998.700 $197.881.700 5220.122.600
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-.. ISLE OF SAND KEY I 11,162.800 12.032.200 13.062.100 11.761.600
; THE HARBOR CONDO (NORTII & SOUTH) 5.&26,400 6,198.000 6.313.400 6.533.800
HARBORAGE ONE 7,313.800 7,505.100 7.137.800 7.648.500
HARBORAGE TWO &.976.200 7 . 513 ,600 7.876.300 1,108.200
HARINA DEL RAY 13.515.609 14,127.100 13.994,500 13.701.300
SOUTl{ BAY - 1501 B.699.700 9.1&5,700 9. J 67,300 8.742.100
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TOTAL BAY SIDE PROPERTIES 564.832.500 S68.603,700 570,439.000 569.065.900
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TOTAL SAND KEY RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES $22B.488.100 $262.602,400 5268.320,700 $289.188.500
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COASTAL ENGINEERING
9385 NORTH 56th STREET
SUITE 309
TEMPLE TERRACE, FLORIDA 33617
813 I 988.9498
october 30, 1992
Mr. Ted Cobb, President
Key Investment Holdings Corp.
1520 Gulf Boulevard
Clearwater, Florida 34630
RE: Sand Key Beach Restoration.
Dear Ted:
The federal restoration project for Sand Key was divided
into three phases.
phase I included approximately 1.55 miles of beach
(Redington Shores, North Redington Beach, Redington Beach and
Madiera Beach). Approximately 380,000 cubic yards of sand was
placed and construction was between May and August 1988.
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Shores). Approximately 1,300,000 cubic yards of sand were
placed, and construction was between February and December 1990.
Phase III included approximately 2.9 miles of beach (Indian
Rocks Beach). Approximately 1,050,000 cubic yards of sand were
placed. Construction began in February '92 and is expected to be
completed by December of this year~,
In addition, a rubble offshore breakwater was installed on
Redington Beach in 1986-87 as part of the project.
The renourishment cycle was originally estimated to be
approximately seven years, but Phases I and II have been holding
up so well that the Corps staff does not think that renourishment'l
will be required before 1997.
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SUDJECT:
DATE:
status of State Permit for Sand Key Beach Renourishment
November 17, 1989
This memo is an update to a brief discussion at the November 16, 19a9,
Commission meeting.
As you recall, a 19a9 legislative update by Jim Massie, legislative liaison,
included reference to $2.1 million in State appropriations to Pine1las County
for matching grant purposes for beach renourishment on Sand Key. At that time,
tt was believed that this specific appropriation was directed to the Clearwater
segment of Sand Key. However, recent information from Jtm Terry, County Coastal
Engineer, confirms that this State appropriation was targeted for renourishment
of beaches at the Indian Rocks Beach segment of Sand Key.
The Clearwater segment application described in the attacHed DER/Army Corps
state Public Works Program report is still under review by'the State. Please
note in the attachment that the OER planning and programs staff were
recommending conditional approval only, subject to the identificatton of a
suitable offshore sand source for renourishing the beach. DER permitting
section did not comment on Pinellas County's initial planning study request.
Apart from this, DER staff qua1ification, the project still had a reasonable
likelihood of State support in the County's overall long-range renourishment
plan until receipt on September 13 of the most recent opinion from the
Department of Natural Resource (DNR). DNR is charged with recommending the
annual state renourishment program to the governor and cabinet for approval.
This DNR opinion and written confirmation of ineligibility represents a
significant setback for the project.
The state standard for public access dictates that minimum public access must be
provided at each one-quarter mile along the renourishment project. Also,
adequate parking at the point of public access must be made available. This is
currently defined administratively as having 50 public spaces at each access
point. On November 3, 1988, the City passed the attached Resolution 88-55
agreeing to provide parking and beach access. In DNR's judgment, there are at
present an inadequate number of points of public access along the project length
to meet DNR criteria. Parking adjacent to the access points was also not
sufficient to meet State criteria. It was the City~s belief that public transit
shuttle service from Sand Key Park to the access points would be sufficient to
meet the State parking spaces test and satisfy our commitment as noted in
Resolution 88-55. Despite earlier DNR assurances that this alternative would be
considered, it apparently was not sufficient in the final analysis.
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The ONR letter states that the project's ineligibility determination was based
on existing rules. There are additional and even more stringent criteria (or
dbeach access, which have recently been promulgated by ONR" for review. Even
though these proposed ru 1 as have not been adopted, it is ,1 i ke 1 y tha tOUR s ta ff
are likely to apply the pr1nciplesof thes~.,rUle criteria as they continue their
review of candidate renourishment sites, making it even less likely that the
renourishment project in its present status will be elIgible for State
assistance.
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proper credit for public parking now provided on the north end of the
renourishment project. lIowever, it appears likely that substantial City
investment to construct at least 50 public parking spaces at the public access
points along the project route will be required.
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2. Resolution 88-55
3~ Letter from Jim Terry dated 9/13/89
4. Letter from DNR dated a/30/89
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^ nESOLlFflON or- TIm crry COl\1MIS:;ION OF Tiff. cn'Y or-
CLEA R WATE n, FLontDA, JtEQUESTINO '1'1I^ l' . TI1E
PINELLAS COUNTY BOAno OF COUNTY COMMISSIONEns
INCLUDE TIlE GULF BEACH OF SAND JO~Y WITIIlN Tim
crry OF CLEARWATER IN TilE PRESENT DI~^C1t
rtENOUnISltMEN'r PROGRAM.
WIIEREAS, the City Com mission oC the City oC Clearwater belleyes that the
protection of Ufe and properly of the resi~enUl or the City, Including the coastnl
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residents whose properties ore vulnerable to serious eroolon nnd Cloodlng, Is to be
enlu1I1ced at every appropriate opportunity; nnd
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WHEREAS, the sond renourishment of the ault Beach at SontI ){ey within the
City or Clearwater Is n project which will not only provide enhanced protection oC lire
and property Cor the residents In that orca, but will likewise arford n more extensive
nnd usable publlc bench ror ill the citizens oC Plnellns County, Including Plnellll9
COlmty's Sand Key Park; and
WHEREAS, PfneJlas County Is actively pursuing Federal-Stote-LocM sponsored
projects or this nature In other coostnl areDS of the county; now therefore
BE IT RESOLVED DY TUE Crry COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF CLEARWATER; FLORIDA:
Section 1. The City CommIssion oC the City oC Clearwater hereby requests that
Plnellns County become the Lend Agency and the Project Administrators or the Gull
Deach of Sond Key In Clearwater nenourlshrnent Project nnd thnt the project be
dutgenUy pursued by the Plnellas County Doard of County CommissIoners. In support
oC that request, the City or Clearwater hereby IndIcotes Its commitment to the
provision oC Ildequate parking nnd bench nccess rBclli ties ror the project area.
Section 2. Upon the adoption of tlds resolution, the City Clerk shall provide n
cerUCled copy hereoC to the County Administrator or t'lnellBs County.
PASSED AND ADOPTED tlds 3rd day oC November, 1988.
Isl Rita Garvey
Mayor-Corn mlssl oncr
Attest:
/s/ Cynthia E. Goudeau
Blty Clerk
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Type App lleolion: ConslrucLlo
BanDfll/Co9l Rollo:
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Thls proj ecl consist of ~enourishment of 0 severely erodod shore llne on, th
northern end oE Sand Key. Approximalely 6,0\00 feet:. oE beoch wlll be aHed.ed
This beach WQS nourished in 1982-1980\ tn n coope~Dltve effort:. balwQon lho Cily 0
Cle'H'walo[" nnd local propc["ly owno~s. Previously lhe projecl wns not. eligible fot
federal fundinG due to Lack of beach access Dnd parking. However, Lhe clly oi
CLe9rwalor has passed' a ~esoluHon Dgreeing Lo provide parking Bnd beoch accos,
lllUS making the p~ojcct.. eligible for: Cedera1 funding. Il is Pl'OPOSCt] lho
malarial drcdged (rom Dunedin Pass be used os a sond source. An allernale snn
source moy be required. The' Deparlmenl of' Envirorunent:.al Rosulnt:.lon hilS ~ccenl1'
issucd an Intent:. La Deny a permit:. for lhe dredging of Dunedin Pass. This acllo;'
is currently goin& through lhe admlnls~~aliYe heQ~ln& process,
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recrealional beach.
Recommendalion
Funding fo~ lhis projecL is condlllonally reconunonded. An accoploblo Dand sourcr
must be localed priur Lo inclusion of this ~rojecl in Lhe Flnat Vro&~Qm. ,
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PHONE: (013) 402-3251
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September 13, 1989
Mr. Ron Rabun, City Manager
City of Clearwater
P.o. Box 4748
Clearwater, FL 33518-4748
Re: Sand Key, Clearwater Segment
Dear Mr. Rabun:
Enclosed you wlll find a letter from the State of Florida dated August 30, 1989, which
, indicates that the State has not included the City of Clearwater's renourlshment along
the Clearwater segment of Sand Key. You wUl note their decision not to Include the
project for funding is based upon Inadequate parking and Inadequate publlc access.
At this point, we can approach the matter In two fashions. 111e City could do what is
necessary to secure addltLonal pa.rking and beach access, or we could request the
Legislative bodies approve the appropriation of funding for the project over the
non-recommendation of the Department of Natural Resources. We feel altcrnatlve
number two would not be successfu1.
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If I may asslst you in evaluating the beach access nnd parking problem to Gee if wo can
get the project Into a positlon where the State of Florida could recommend it. 1 would be
pleased to meet with you at your convenience. Please contact me at 462-3665 to set up a
time for thls discussIon.
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Dear Mr. Te~. ~/'"
This is in response to a request submitted by Pinellas county for
.flnancial'assistance under the Beach Erosion Control Program for
the purpose of restoring a 1.2 mile.beach known as the Sand Key,
Clearwater S~gment (Florida Project No. PI-4).
The project was not included in the Department's fixed capital
outlay budget for FY 1990-91. The project was determined to be
ineligible for state financial assistance because of a lack of
public parking and beach access. This decision was made based on
current DNR policy and rules.
If you have any questions regarding this matter please contact me.
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Ms. Michel Nardi
915 chestnut Street
Clearwater, Florida 34616
Dear Ms. Nardi:
I enj~yed meeting you and others supporting the Sand Key
restoration project and particularly enjoyed the well thought out
questions the group presented to myself and Jim Terry. It is
always a pleasure to meet with enthusiastic groups, certainly your
group knows it's purpose and objective and is moat enthusiastic.
I detected a willingness on the part of the group to do whatever it
takes to achieve your obj~ctive and I look !orward to assisting in
every way possible.
I believe it would be good to arrange a meeting with City of
Clearwater officials in the hear future to clarify exactly where we
are with the project, tha ~ity's intentions regarding access and
parking, and define what steps are necessary to achieve our
objective. I think it would be good to specify exactly what
financial participation can be expected from state sources with the.
project "as is~, delineate minimum requirements for full ,state
financial participati~n, then work to overcome the di~ference.
It might be appropriate, at this point in time, to ask your
liaison with the City to contact me for further discussion. I
would liKe to resolve some difficult issues as soon as possible.
Thank you for inviting me to your meeting, I look forward to
working with your group with what I"feel to be a most note~o:r:thy
effort.
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LISTING OF PUBLIC/PEDESTRIAN ACCESS EASEMENTS
ON SAND KEY, CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
OCTOBER :\., 1992
The following is a listing of public access easements:
1. Easement located immediately north of Crescent Beach Club Two,
granted by Cheezem Development Corporation on April 21, 1980,
recorded January 28, 1981, O.R. Book 5141, page 1~32.
2. Easement located immediately south of Crescent Beach Club one,
,granted by Trustees of Guardian Mortgage Investors on March
2, 1977, recorded March 24, 1977, O.R. Book 4525, page 994.
3. Easement located immediately north of Ultimar One, granted by
usx Corporation on Oecember 6, '2989, recorded March 1, 1990,
O.R. Book 7212, page 673.
4. Easement located immediately south of site for ultimar Three,
granted by USX corporation on November 14, 1991, recorded
January 22, 1992, O.R. Book 7791, page 1555.
The following is a listing of restricted access easements:
1. Easement located immediately north of the Gallery,Restaurant,
granted by Trustees of Guardian Mortgage Investors on April
2, 1976, recorded April 21, 1976, O.R. Book 4402, page 560.
Use restricted to owners of condominium units in ,the Isle of
Sand Key Condominium No.1.
2. Easement located immediately north of South Beach 1400,'
granted by U. S . Steel Corporation ( easement agreement not
available). Use restricted to owners of condominium units on
Sand Key developed by U.S. Steel Corporation.
The following is a listing of public assess easement that have
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(adjacent to the Ultim~r easement - see no. 4 above) granted
by u.s. Steel Corporation in 1980, recorded January 28, 1981,
O.R. Book 5141, page 1631.
Easement located immediately south of the Cabana Club property
granted by The Mills Development Group of Florida, Inc. on
June 10, 1985, recorded June 22, 1985, O.R. Book 6037, page
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1'0: At Galbraith, City Attorney
Fl{O~: Ream Wilson, Director of Parks and Recreation
COPIES: Mike Wr ight, city Manager
~die Goudeau, City Clerk
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SUBJECT: cheezem Impact Fees/ISland Estates
DATE:
December 1, 1992
At the city CommisBion Work Session of Monday, November 30, a question was asked
about the $545,898 impact fee remaining to be collected on Sand Key from the
original Cheezem Development Project. Staff indicated that when these monies are
collected, they would have to be spent on sand Kev, but .for,any public purpose,
not just for the acquisition or development of parks. To the contrary, the Mayor
seemed to recall that the monies, when collected, would not be limited to Sand
Key but could be spent anywhere throughout the city.
We were asked to review our filee and provide an answer. According to the
attached settlement stipulation {circuit civil No. 83-14905-1) dated March 27,
1984, monies must, be spent on sand Key. (Please see, page 7.) This is the
document we have been going by and referencing. However, we would appreciate
your reviewing paragraph 15 on page 5 of the settlement stipulation (Circuit
civil No. 78-4765-7) which is also attached. This document indicates that the
$545,898 shall be used for any city purpose as determined by the City. It dOGS
not reference where the money should be opent.
The question of where' these monies could be expended wUl quite possibly be asked
at the city Commission meeting this coming Thursday night. Our response will be
Sand Key unlese we hear otherwise from your office. Your asoietance is
appreciated and I'm available in the event you have any queetiono.
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CITY OF CLEARHATER, a
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Defendant.
SETTLEHENT STIPULATION
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plaintiffs, AJ.lERICAN COJ.mUUIT'! DEVELOPMENT GROUP, INC., a
Florida corporation and its subsidiary limited partnershIps and
co~porations, SAND KEY INVESTMENT PROGRAM I, LTD., a Florida
limited partnership, SAND KEY LAND CORPORATION, a Florida
corporation, and,~1ERICAN DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT CORP. OF SAND KEY,
a Florida c~rporation, and defendant, CITY OF CLEARHATER, a
municipal corporation hereby stipulate and agree as follows:
L AHERICAN C0l1HUNITY DEVELOPHEUT GROUP, INC., a Florida
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its subsidiary limited partnerships and
corpora tions, SAND KEY INVESTHENT PROGRAM I, LTD., a Florida
limited partnership, SAND KEY LAND CORPORATION, a Florida
corporation, and ANERICAN DESIGn & DEVELOPHENT CORP. OF SAND KEY,
a Florida corporation, are the successors in interest to UNITED
STATES STEEL CORPORATION, the original plaintiff in this cause.
2. Plaintiffs are the owners of four parcels of: land on
Sand Key within the city of Clearwater, hereinafter referred to
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as Parcel I, Parcel II, Parcel III and Parcel IV, ~hich are more
particularly described in Exhibit 1 attached hereto.
3. ,Parcels I, II and III were part o~ those lands oW~ed by
United States steei corporation that were the subject of Count. II
of the original complaint in this cause.
4. Parcel IV was the subject of an independent action,
circuit civil No. 83-14905-7, which was dismissed upon entry of a
judgment incorporating a Settlement stipulation (herein, uParcel
IV Settlement s.tipulation").
5. Parcel I is a 9.18 acre parcel of land located on the
bays ide of Sand Key that is improved with 64 r~sidential dwelling
units.
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7. Parcel III is a 7.9 ncre parcel of land located on the
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is unimproved.
. 8. Parcel IV is a 15 nero si,te that in located on the
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9. Pla intiCls and DeCendants dasire to' amicably resolve
particular ~isputcs that have arisen between the parties' in
regard to Plaintiffs' rights to Use Parcels If II and III under
the rinal judgment entered in this cause and the city's authority
to amend ita zoning ordinance in regard to these parcels.
10.' Plaintiffs shall be entitled to develop an additional
eo residential dwelling units on Parcel I, or a total of one
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any of the alternate schematic site plans prepared by community'
Design Corp. and dated ~ugust 28, 19B6, w?ich are a~tached hereto
as EXhibits "11.-111 through tlA-JIl and hereby incorporated by
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to develop up to three hundred sixty (J60) residential dwelling
units on Parcel II, provided that such development is in
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substantial accordance with any of the alternative schematic site
plans prepared by Community Design corp. and dated August 28,
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1986, and .....hich are attached hereto as Exhibits liB-In through
"B-4" and hereby incorporated by reference.
In addition to the
three hundred sixty (J60) units set forth above, Plaintiff shall
be entitled to transfer no more than forty (40) residontial
dwelling units from Parcel IV to Parcel II, in which 'event the
number of units permitted on Parcel IV shall be reduced by the
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rarc~l II, they may be tr~ns(crr~d b~ck to Parcol IV pursuant to
the prOc~dure not forth hor~in. In the ~VQnt that Farcel 11 and
Parcel IV are conveyed to difforent owners, or that either Parcel
is' conveyed to any perDon not '3 party to this Settlement
Stipu) ation, subsequent to the entry of it judgment ba!iod upon
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this Settlement stipulation, the transfer of any residential
dwelling units from Parcel IV to rarccl II 5h\11l require the
consent of the o~ncrs of both Parcels.
Plaintiff' shall
memorialize any such transfer by recording an appropriate notice
of transfer in the Public necords of Plnellas, county and by
filing a copy thereof with the city Clerk of the city.
12. Plaintiffs shall be entitled to develop up to 85,000
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addi tion, Plainti ffs shall be entitled to develop up to one
hundred ten (110) residential dwellIng units on Parcel III, or up
to two hundred t\Jenty (220) hotel units on Parcel III, or any
residential d\.lell,ing unit ,or two (2) hotel un'its. Ho structure
on Parcel III shall be in excess of one ~undred (lOa) feet above
the established flood plain level. The development of Parcel III
shall be in substantial accordance with any of the alternative
schema tic si to plans prepared by Community Design corp. dated
August 28, 1986, which are attached hereto as EXhibits ItC-l"
through tlC-4" and hereby incorporated by reference.
1:1. 1\s add! tional consideration for the mutual agreements
contained herein, the city agrees that Plaintiff shall be
entitled to develop Parcel IV with an additional one hundred
fifty (150) residential dwelling units or a total of riVe hundred
t\.lenty (520) residential dwelling un! ts, which number includes
t}:le density nuthorized by 'the Parcel IV Settlement StipUlation.
provided that the development of Parcel IV with such additional
residential dwelling units or 'hotel units shall be in substantial
accordance with either (1) the Parcel IV settlement StipUlation
or (Ii) any of the alternative schematic site plans prepared by
Community Design Corp. dated August 28, 1986, attached hereto as
EXhibits
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hotel units shnll be r;ubject, to reduction in the evnnt of n
transfer or not more than rorty (40) residential dwelling units
from Parcel IV to Parcel II. PlaintiffS shall have the rig~t to
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any combination thereof, shall be constructed an Parcel IV. It
is agreed that 1.5 hotel units may be constructed in lieu of one
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(1) ,residential dwelling unit of density allocated to Parcel IV.
14. Plaintiff shall have the right and ability to develop
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any or all of Parcels I, II. III and IV in accordance vith the
site plans attache;d hereto. In addition, Plaintiff shall have
tho right to modify any or all of the site plans for Parcels I,
II, III and IV, without the consent of the city of Clearwater,
provided that: (1) there is no increase in height; (ii) the
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set-backs arc greater than or equal to those shown an the site
plans: (iii) there is no reduction in open area: (iv) there is no
increase in density; and (v) there is no reduction in view
corridor from the plan being modified. If the Plalntiff~ prop~se
to modify any of the schematic site plans described above, then
the PlaintiffS shall submit any proposed alternative site plan to
the City }lanager of the' City of Clearwater or his designated
representative for approval. which approval shall not be
unreasonably withheld. Such approval shall not be deemed a
vaiver of: any appl icable. requirement for a building or other
permit (or development. Within fIfteen (15) days after such
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submission, the city Manager shall detenninc, in writing, whether
or not the proposed site plan is in conrormity with the
provisions of this stipUlation. In the event that the city
Hanager shall determine that the proposed site plan is not in
c9n!ormancc, then Plaintiffs shall have the right to appeal the
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decision of the city Hanager to the city Commission and, at their
option, Plaintirrs shall have the right to obtain judicial review
through the Final Judgment executed in conjunction with thi~
-stipUlation. In addition, Plaintiff shall be entitled to
subdivide any or all of. Parcels "I, II, III and IV and assign
appropriate density thereto.
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every impact fee imposed, by tho city Municipal C6dc [or
development of Porccl9 I, 11 and III: and each and' every impact
fee imposed by the City Municipal Code, other than those imposed
by city Code or ordlni'lnces Ul16.40 through 116.51, or their
SUccessor ordinances, [or the development of Parcel IV. In lieu
of the fees required to be paid for the development or Parcel IV
by Clearwater Code of Ordinances B1l6.04 through 116.51, or
SUccessor provisions thereto, -rive Hundred Forty-Five Thousand
Eight Hundred Ninety-Eight Dollars ($545,990.00) shall be paid to
the city ~o be used for any city purpose as determined by the
city. This SUm represents the Nine Hundred Thousand Dollars
($900,000.00) provided for in the Parcel IV Settlement
stipUlation, less the amounts already paid to or to be paid in
conjunction with the development or the project known as
"Crescent Beach," ....hich amounts may be used for any City purpose
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time that the fees required by Clearwater Code of ordinances
~~116.40 through 116.51 ....ould otherwise be required to be paid.
16. Hotwithstanding any provision of this Settlement
stipUlation to the contrary, nothing contained herein shall limit
the ability of the city to adopt or enforce (i) any lifa-safety
ordinance adopted on a city-wide basis: (ii) 'any ordinance
required to be adopted by any state or federal statute; or (iii)
any building code adopted by the Pinollas county Construction
Licensing Board, or any successor agency thereto, or by the state
of Florida. Further. notwithstanding any provision of this
Settlement stipulation to the contrary, the schematic site pl~ns
~attached a~ exhibits hereto shall govern the development of
Parcels I, II, III. and IV (or, at Plaintiff's option, the
schematic dra....ings attached to the Parcel IV Settlement
StipUlation), in lieu of the Land Development Code and the city
Hunicipal Code or any, other zoning codes or ordinances of the.",
City of Clearwater, whether the same be enacted in the past, be
presently in effect,' or be enacted in the future.
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ih!? Defendant. CITY OF CLEARWATER" a munIcipal corporation. hereby stipulate
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CITY OF CLEARWATER, a
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The PJafntfffs, CHEEZEI~ INVESUIENT PROGRAH I. Lm.. a Florida
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and agree as fol lows~
I. Tho Plaintiffs have flied a ComplaInt for Declare10ry Judgment,
Componsil'lory and PunitIve Damages and InJuncllve Rel'of In this Court agaInst
the Dafendan1. It Is stipulated and agreed that this cause be setfled ,upon
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Final Judgment be entered by the court IncorporatIng the Stipulation such
This StIpulation resolves thedlsputc5 I'n regard to both par'cels of land;
however. the terms of thIs StIpulation address each parcel Indlvldunl/y.
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the proposed FInal Judg~ent Is attached to this Stipulation and made a part
hereof as ExhIbIt uAu.
2. The Complaint for Oecl~ra10ry Judgment, Compensatory ~nd '\
Punl1'l\ltl Damages and InJu~ctlve Relief 15 dlrec1ed to parcels of land lyIng
iJnd loca1ed on Sand Key In the City of Clearwa1er. These parcels In the
Complaint are referred 10 as 1he "Southern P~rcolll and "the IINorthern Parcol".
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3. The partIes stipulate to the following facts:(n) ClIEElEM
WVESI,.'ENT PROGRA/>i I, LTD., Is the owner of a parcel of real property located
on Sand Key In the City of Cloarwater. Florida. whose legal dcscrlp110n Is
more particularly descrIbed In Exhibit lion attached io this Sflpulailon and
made a part hereof. ThIs parcel of real property. for tho purposes of 1hls
1l11gatlon'and thi purpose of settlemont, shall hereinafter be referred to as
the lISouthern Porcelli. (b) CllfElEM LAND CORPORATION. a FlorIda corporation.
organIzed and existing under He laws of the State oJ Florida. Is the general
part ncr of CllEElEM I HVESTI.4,EHT PROGRP.M I, L TO.. a II m It ed part ner sh I p.
CHEEZE,., LAND CORPORATI ON has Its pr I ncl po I p I ace of busl ness In St.
Petersburg. Plnellas County, Florida and has ihe rlght.,along wlih CHEEZEI~
INVESTMENT PROGRMI I. LTD.. 10 develop 1he "Southern Parcel", (c) There
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approprIate and legal zoning code whIch should be applied to thl:l "Southern
Parceltt and the ttNorthern Parcel", the manner and scope of development of the
parcels and ihe p~yment of respective Impact fees and other fees upon
development of the parcels.
4. The development rights agreed to hereunder with resped 10 ihe
Southern Parcel shal I remain In full force and erfect for a period of 20
yeBrs. During that perlo~. Plaintiffs shall have the right to deyelop the
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Southern Parcel In accordance with the provlslolls of this StipulatIon. and
Defendant will. In good faith. permit such development and cooperate with
PI~lntlffs as required by this Stipulation,
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(/\) The PlaIntiffs. at theIr clecilon. shall have 1he rIght to
develop !he "Southern Parcel" pursuant 10 and according to any of the
schematIc diagrams attach~d to this Stipulation as Exhlblis "0". "E". and "F"
therein "approved schematic dlagramsll) or In -the alterna1lve. a schematIc
diagram which contaIns any modifications to an approved schematic diagram
provided thaf the schematic diagram does not Involve an Increase of height of
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'Ifloon (151 days after such ,submissIon. 1ho CIty Manager sh~ll determine. In
writIng, .whhther or not the site plan Is In conformance with the provisions
of this Stipulation. In the event that the delermlnatlon of tho CIty Manager
Is In the negative, then Plaintiff shall have the right to appeal ~~c
df;lclslon of the City ~lllnager 10 the Cl1y CommIssion andlor, at their op1lon,
shall have tha right to obtain JUdicial revIew by enforcing the'Flnal
Judgment Incorporating 1hls Stipulation.
(B),lhe Plalntlfts may construct up to 120 res/dcntl81 dwelling
unlts'on the "Southern Parcel". In addition, Plaln11ffs may construc1 an
addItional 120 residential dw~1 ling units on tt~ Southern Parcel (for a t01al
of 240), If 1he Plaintiffs de1ermlne. In their sole discretion, to transfer
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owners of rcslden1lal dwellIng units construc1ed and sold by Plaintiffs and
1helr afflllllted companies. PlaintIffs wi II not erect any exterior signs
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develop up to 3000 square feet as a.deslgnated non-residential unit, for the
purpose of a real estate office which. upon completion of the sale of
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dwelling unlis developed on the Southern Parcel. may be used for 1he purposes
of management Dnd resale of 1he units, or other commercial or professional
office uses primarily devoted 10 the provision of goods and services 10 1he
. which advertise any commmerclal uses other than sales and rentals of
residential dwel ling units. No bar or restaurant open to the public wll I be
permitted or operated on the premises.
(D~ The dev~'opmen{ of the construction on the "Southern
Parcel" ~hall strictly be controlled by the provisions In ~hls Stipulation
wl1l1out any reference to any o1her zoning codes or' ordinances of the CITY OF
CLEARWATER. whether the same be ~nacted In the past, be prescntly In effect
or be enacted In the future.
(E) In development of the "Southern Parcel", the Plaintiffs
shall not be required 10 provide more 1han one (1) parking space per
residential dwelling unit.
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6. Tho Plaintiffs end Defendant agree ihot iha facts sioted h~roln
8S 10 1ho "Norlhorn Parcel II ore 1rue Dnd carreel nnd may be ut II hod tor iho
purposo of 1hls Sottlemeni and entry of Final Judgment. CIIEEZEM lNVEsnlEtH
PROGRAM I, LTD.. a FlorIda limited partnership, Is the owner of a porcol of
relll property which Is 10ca1ed on Sand Key In the Cliy of Clcor",aier,
Florldll. arid more particularly descrIbed In Exhibit flGII which Is at1ached io
th Is St I pu I at Ion and made a pari hereof. Such rea I p/'orerty 5 ha II be
referred 10 herelnof1cr In this S1lpulotlon 85 the IINorihern Parcel".
7. Tho PlaIntiffs, CliEEZEM INVESTMENT PROGRAM 1, LTD., and CIIEEZEM
LAND CORPORATtON, a FlorIda corpora1lon, shal I have 1he right 10 build
cer1aln Improvemen1s on the "Nor1hern Parcelt! according io the followIng
requirements:
(A) The Plaintiffs. at their election. shall have tho rlgh1 to
develop 1he IINorthern Parcelll pursuant 10 and l!ccordlng to any of the
schema1lc diagrams attached 10 this Stipulation as Exhlblfs Itli". 111", IIJII~
IIKII. liLli, IIWI. IINII. and 11011 (herein "approved schemaflc dll!grams"), or In the
alternative, a schematic dlagr~m which contains any modlflca1lons to an
approved schematic diagram provided that the schematic diagram does not
Involve an Increase of height of buildings, reduced setbacks. Increased
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schematic diagram being modified. Plaintiffs shl!l I submit any proposed site
plan to 1he City Manager of the Cl1y of Clearwofer or his designated
representative for approval. Wlfhln fifteen (,,> days after such submissIon.
the City Manager shall determine, In wrl1lng. ~hcfher 6r not the site plan Is
In conformance whh the provisions of this Stipulation. In the event that
the determination of the City Manager 15 In 1he ~egatlve, then Plalnflffs
shall have the rIght to appeal the decision of the City Manager to the City
CommIssion andlor, at 1holr option. shall have the right 10 obtain JudicIal
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review bV enforcing fhe FInal Judgment Incorpofailng 1hls S11pulal1on.
(8) The Plaln1lffs may construct up to 490 residential dwelling
units on the Nor1her" Parcel provided, however, 1hat In 1he event Plaintiffs
defermlne 10 c1usfer or 1ransfer unl1s 'to fhe Southern Parcel pursuant 10
Paragraph 5{b) of this Stipulation. 1hen the maxlmu~ number of units on th~
"Uorthern Parcol" shal I be reduced by the number of unlis clustered 'or
1ransferred 10 the "Southern Parcelll.
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(F) The development rlgh15 agreed to hereunder with reSiled 10
.the Norihern Parcel shall remain In full force and affeci for a perIod of 20
years. During that perlod,'Plalntlffs shall have the rIght to develop 'fhe
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sholl not be requl r~d 10 prov I de mora I han ana (II park lllg !>llIlCtJ per
residential dwelling unit.
(D) Tho Plalntllfs shol I bri entItled fa construct or convert
one or more of the planned buildings on the lI110rihbrn P8n~el" from
resldontlal use 'fo hotel use. In the ovent that the Plaintiffs elect to
construct ono or more contemplated structures for hotel use, fhen fhe
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Pl~lntlffs shall be en-tltlcd to \.5 hotol units. In lieu of each pcrml1tod
residential dwel ling unli.
(E) Tho dovelopment of the "Northern Parcel II shall strictly be
controllod by the provIsions In ihls StIpulatIon ~dihout any reference 10 any
other 20nln9 codos or ordInances of tho CITY OF ClE^R~:^TER. whether tho same
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Northern Parcel In accordance wIth fhe provIsions of 1hls StipulatIon. and
Defendant will, In good faIth, perollt such development and cooperato with
Plaintiffs as required by thIs Stipulation.
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9. In development of the "Southern Parcel" or II1l0rihern Parcel",
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"NORTHERN PARCEllI
8. The followIng provisions, Paragraph 9 through 22, shall apply
to both the "Southern ParceJl' and 1he IINor,thern Parcel".
the Plaintiffs shall, after obtaining approval of the site plan as provided
(or abovs. only be requIred to submit building plans to the CITY OF
CLEARWATER In order io InitIate the process of applying for a building
permit. The City shall expedite, promptly process, and not dolay In any way
the Issuance of any required permIts, and otherwise coopera1e with PlaintIffs
In 1helr development submissions. The CIty shall not requIre 1he PlaintIffs
to comply with any requirements or hearIng requirements pertaining 10
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community Impact statements. or to attend hearings relating to same, nor
shall PlaIntiffs be required to obtain slle plan approval from the City
COmmission. ,The City shall be entitled to submit the buildIng plans and
specIfications flied with the City by the PlaintIffs to Ii!. ruspec11vo
department hcads, and/or to the City'S resource development comfl1l1te~, for
the solo purpose of determIning liheth.er or not the working drawIng!> comply
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oxlsionco as 0' tho date of submIssion. All pormlts and bulldlng'pcrmlts
shall be Issued forthwIth no lotor ihan 45 days from the' 1 ling of tho
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working drowlngs by PlaintIffs wIth tho CIty at Clearwater, provided the
buIlding plans and specifications comply wl1h 1he farms of this StIpulation.
It Is fur1hor agreed 1hot PlaIntiffs sholl be c~tl'Hcd to a foundatIon permit
wIthIn' 10 workIng days of submissIon of 0 sl1e rlon. togethor wl1h structural
drawings 'or 1he foundation, sealed by D lIcensed structural engIneer, so os
10 permit PlaIntiffs to commence work on the project. Issuance of the
foundation permIt 10'111 not cons11tu1o fInal approval of ....orklng drawlng$ for
the entIre structure, nor wIll same guarantee Issuance of ll' flllal buIlding
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10. Tho parties agree 1hat the t01al number of resIdential dwellIng
unIts of sIx hundred and ten (610) hereby authorized to be placed upon the
USoufhern Parceln and "Northern Parcolll Is consIstent wIth the general
concept of approxImately thIrty two (321 resIdential dwel lIng unlis per acre.
11. In order to resolve the controversy between the partIes 8S 10
the fees and Imp~ct fees payable by PlaIntIffs, It Is agroed 1hai Plaintiffs
shall pay the follo~lng 10,1he CIty of Clearwater. In lIeu of any and all
fees, charges, Impact fees, assessments, Imposts. land dedIcation
requIrements or other costs of any kind or nature wha1soever that would
otherwise be Imposed by the City, whether presently provIded for or created
by future ordinance:
(A) As t~ building permits applied for In the fIrst 10 years
during which 1hls Stipulation Is In effect. Plaintiffs wll I pay the Clty1s
pe~mlt applIcatIon fees, water connection fees, se~er connectIon fees and
developmental Impact fees (as provIded for In CIty of Clearwa1er Code,
Chapter 50 and Chapter 133.06) at 1ho rlltcs prcsen'Hy chargod for same, which
fees wIll be payable a5 fInal buildIng permIts ate Issued for constructIon of
~Dch buIldIng or other Improvement. DurIng t~e second 10 years In whIch thIs
StIpulation Is effective, such fees sh~11 be charged a1 the rates thon In
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effect under the City's ordInances for similar proJects. ThIs paragraph Is
not appllcablo'io the Impact fees descrIbed In paragraph lltS) below.
eB) PI~lntlff5 wIll pay 8 CombIned One-TIme Impact fcc af ,_~
~900.000 io lbo Cliy In Ilou of tb. fo~s.requlr.d by Ordlnences NOs. 312.-83~~
and 3\29-83, bnd ,In Iteu of cny other ch~rges ag8lnst the land, whether ~
exIstIng or created In the futuro by pllssago of new laws or o~dlnances. ThIs
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dwellIng ullIIs to bo conslruc1ud herounder. llnd paId 10 tho Cltv as cach
'v codlflcato of occupency Is Issued. 8t 1he rato of $1.475.40 per resldoni/al
dwolllng unit or ~963.00 per hotel unit, besod upon the numbor of unlis 10
which tho certlflc~1D of occupancy Ilpplles. Tho monIes pnld to the City
hereunder are 10 bo reserved for U50 In acquirIng. maintaIning Dnd ImprovIng
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parks end other public facllttlos on Sand Key.
12. This StipulatIon and tho Final Judgment shall be enforceable by
either, party by InjunctIve rellcf or any other legal or equItable rollef
available In clvl I actions under I'aw.
13. The fInal Judgment and this Stipulation shall be deemed to
establish property rights and obligations which run wIth the land. and which
are binding upon and enforceable against and In favor of Plaintiffs, their
successors In title, and upon the City of Clearwater.
14. The parties agree that ,the PlaIntiffs and theIr successors
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shall not bo entitled to develop either the "Southern" or "Hortnern" parcels
under any 2onlng, regulations other than those contained In this StIpulatIon
and that this StIpulation limits the rights of both partIes.
15. The partIes agree to be bound by the terms of thIs Stipulation
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upon the entry of FInal Judgment In 1hls CDuse. unless the terms hereof arc
modifIed by mutual agreement of the pDrtles and approved by the court at a
later date.
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subject matter and parties to -this cause for the enforcement of the
StipulatIon and final Judgment.
17. The parties agree thot the StipulatIon and FInal Judgment In
this cause shall be recorded llt tho expense of the Plaintiffs.
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18. No other agreement. either expressed or Impl led, which Is
n01 made 6 part of this StIpulation and the fInal Judgment of the court
shall be binding and enforceable agaInst any of .the parties hereio with the
exception that any modifications or amendmenfs shall "be In writing. signed by
all pllrtles. and approved by the court.
19. The City agrees to dismiss with proJudlce the law suit cntliled
CIty of Clearwater vs. U. s. Steel. et ul ~hlch has been brought against
OiEEZEM INVESTMENT PROGRAM I. LTD.. {md CHEEZEI... LAND CORPORATION, Case No.
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84-B44-15, now pending In the Circuit Court of Plnellas County of florlda. as
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CJRCUJ1 CIVIL NO. B3.1~q05_7
ClfE(l[M JNVESTMENT PROr.RA'" J, LTO.,
a Florida limfted partnership, and
CIl[rUM LAND CORPORATION,
a Flot-ida ~orporation,
Plainliffs,
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CHy or CLEARWATER,
a municipal corporation,
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De fendant.
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FINAL JUDGMENT'
TJfJ S ACTION coming on 10 be he~rd upon the Sett lelllent 5t ipu1 at ion
betwee~ lhe p.rtfes C"[E1EM INVESII1CNr PROGRJ\H I, lCD, 'nd' CII[[l[1I lMD
CORPORAf/ON and the CITY OF Cl[AR~AlCR and lhe COurl being fully .dvlsed in lhe
premises, it is
AO.JUOCiED TI/AT:
1. This Court has jUrisdiction over the parties and lhe Subject
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Z. The Pla Inliffs and the Defend.nt were and are fully .utl'Drfled to
enter into the Set t1 ement Sti pu l.ti on, and the SeU 1 ement StiPUI.tiDn is valid
and binding 'upon the Plaintiffs and Defendant.
3. The Court accepts" Confirms and inCOl'porales the terms of the
Settlemenl Stipulation dated "arth~, 1aR4, riled herein, and 'h, partie,
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are hereby 0' der ed to tamp ly with the le'ms, and tond ill Dns of U.. Sel tlement
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Slipu IatlDn ., if' sa i d lerm, .nd prDv j s lon, ",'O"e fu 11 y ,et r Dr th here in,
4. All t 1 a 1m" diWIa.e" at t ions, .nd cause, Dr 't tlon or any t Ind,
I~tl ud In9 c 1. ions far cost, and .It D"ney,' fee" ar is i ng aul of the ,ubj ect
on. lter or th Is !l ti 9a UDn, wILh the "cept ion of the right, of the par lie,
acquired by this Judgment, are hereby forever diSCharged.
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5. The Court !>hall tclain ,iurhdlcllon of Lhh cause for purposes of
enforcement ,of the pravis irins of lh I!> nnal Jud9numt ilnd the SeL t lement
St Ipulalion which is incorporated herein.
6. This Final Jud!lment is inLended, and shalt be construt>d. as
. creatfn9 a covenant which runs with the land, and same' shall be hindinq Upon
Plaintiffs, Oefendanl, and any and all success~rs In tille Lo' llle real p"'operty
located in Clearwater, Pinellas Counly, nor ida, wh ich oroperly i!. more fully
described in Exhibits rand 11 attached hereto.
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described in Exhibits rand rl. shall have the ri!lhL to enforce this Final
Judgment by motion for injunctive re1 ief, or by any other c1v i1 1eoa1 rerned,f.
DONE AND ORDERED. in Chambers, at C1 ~arl~ater. Pinell as Caun'ty,
Flor ida, th is :;;-H-d day of Narch. 19811.
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CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
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Clearwater, FL 33518
(013) 462-6760,
Chief Ass1. CIty Attorney
At10rney for Defendan1
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INST I 92-100960 PINELL~S COUNTY FL~,
nPR B, 199~ 4:44PM OFF,REC.hK 7070 ro 749
1\MENDMENT TO DECIJ\RATION OF CONDOMINIUM OF
CLE1\RWATER KEY ASSOCIATION - SOUTH B"''1, INC.,
A CONDOMINIUM
The
condominium
association,
KEY'
CLEARWATER
ASSOCIATION
SOUTH DAY, INC., 0 Florida not-for-profit
corporation, met at 8 reconvened annual meeting on June 3,
1991, duly noticed as required by the corporate documents
and by Florida law. At that meeting, upon motion duly mode
and seconded, the Association by an affirmative vote of the
un1t o"merd pr~sern:; anu vo't1.ng, according to the Declaration
of Condominium,
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voted to amend the Declaration of
Condominium, as the same were originally recorded in a.R.
Book 5617, pages 283, et seq., and Condominium Plat Book 24,
pages 6-12, inclusive, public records of Pinellas County,
State of Florida, to a~end Article IV, Section 1(0) and (b)
of the By-Laws of Clearwater Key Association - South Bay,'
bl mi('I~PCJllC
nnCt~ ~p__Inc. so that it now provides:
DS
!NT ___ IV.
FE~~ __ Administration
Jornt
I'/e Section 1.
REV
a. 'l~umber and Qualification. The affairs of
TOT^LJ',U1the Association shall be governed by ~ Board of Diroctors,
, The. number of dirt;octors which shall 'const1 tute the Board
.,:''f''P1I shall be not less than three (3) nor more. than nine (9).
'" The Board of Directors may from time to time increase or
decrease the number of persons to serve on the Board,
provided there is always an odd number of 'members and there
is never less than three (3) nor more than nine (9)
members. Any increase or decrease in the number of members
shall be effectuated prior to the notice of the next annual
meeting, and such change in numbers shall be effective as of
the date of the regular election as such annual meeting.
All directors, except for the initial directors named in the
Articles of Incorporation, shall either be, members of the
Association, persons owning a condominium unit evidenced by
recorded instrument. a spouse of an un1t owner or the
trustee or spouse of a trustee of an intervivos trust in
which the unit has been transferred, or designees of the
Developer. The Directors shall be elected at the annual
meeting of the owners by a majority vote and each director
shall serve for a term of one year or until his successor,
shall be eleccea and Quly qualitied, except tha~ the initial
Directors shell serve until their resignation or
rel.!nqui!i'h!1'ent of centrel of ~l".c :,~scciGtio.. by t:',E:
Developer pursuant to Article V of the Articles of
Incorporation. The Developer reserves the right, in its
sole discretion, to remove and replace any or all of the
initial directors.
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wi tryout, cause" by the vote or agreement in wri ting of a
majority of the owners. The vacancy so created shall be
filled by the members of the 'Association. No Director,
other than the initial Directors named in the Articles of
Incorporation, or their duly elected replacements, shall
I continue to serve on tho board if during his term of office;
his membership in the Association shall be terminated for
any reason wh&~9eev&F. except'in the event sald directors
KM~I_EEN F, DEItLA1\EIi, CLF.th:
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O~F.REC.UK 7070 PO 750
transfer his unit into an intorvivos trust as Bot forth in
paragraph ( a ) .
CONDOMINIUM PLATS PERTAINING HERETO ARE RECORDED
IN CONDOMINIUM PLAT BOOK 24, PAGES 6-12,
PUBLIC RECORDS OF PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA~
Except as herein expressly amended in Section l(a)
and (b) of Article IV of the By-Laws of the Clearwater Key
Association - South Bay, Inc., as ~eretoforo amended, shall
remain in full force and effuct.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the President and secretary of
said corporation executed this Amendment of Condominium and
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caused the corporate seal to be affixed this ~
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, 1992.
ATTEST:
CLEARWATER KEY ASSOCIATION'
- SOUTH BAY, INC.
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STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF PINE4LAS
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respectively;--o.f CLEARWATER KEY ASSOCIATION SOUTH BAY,
INC., a Florida corporation, to me personally known to be
the persons described, in and who executed the foregoing
instrument or has produced as identifi-
cation and who did take an oath, and severally acknowledged
the execution thereof to be their free act and deed as such
officers; for the uses and purposes therein expressed, and
that they affixed thereto the Official seal of said
corporation and the said instrument'is the act and deed of
said corporation.
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said County and State, this ;;).:::.~ day of '('/\<'1('<."" ;
1992.
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Important Matters to be Considered ,
Brief Description of the Condominium
Recreation Facilities
Control of the Association and
'Condominium Property
Summary of Restrictions
Restrictions on Transfer of Units
Utility and Other Services
Management of the Association and
Maintenance of the Condominium Property
Common Expenses and Ownership of the Common
Annual Budget for the Condominium
Estimate of Closing Expenses to be Paid
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Escrow Deposits'
Good Faith Effort to Comply
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EXHIBIT 1 ~ Declaration of Condominium
I. Submission Statement 1
[I. Name 1
III.. Legal Description 1
IV. Easements 1 '
V~ Identification of Units 2
VI. Survey. Plot Phn. and Graphic
Description of Improvements 2
VII. Percentage of Ownership of Common
Elements. Common Surplus and
Sharing in Common Expenses 2
VIII. Voting Rights 2
IX. AAiendments 2
x. As sod at ion 3
XI. By1 aws 4
XII. Common Benefits 4
XIII. Assessments '4
XI V. Tannination 5
XV. Insur3nce 5
XVI. Common Elements and Appurtenances 7
XVII. Parking and Storage 8
XVII I. Restrictions 9
XIX. Transfer of Condominium Parcels 11
XX. Mortgages 12
XXI. Unit Boundari es 13
XXII. Maintenance, Alteration and
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XXI II. Compliance and Dafault 15
XX I V. Covenants Running With the Land 16
, XXV. Reservation of Rights tO,Developer 17
XXV I. Recreation Facilities 18
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Articles of Incorporation
Byl ilWS
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I. 'Name
II. Purpose
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V. Directors
VI. Officers
VII. Indemnification
VI II. Bylaws
IX. Amendments
X. Registered Agent and Office
XI. Term
XII. Subscribers
EXHIBIT 3 - Bylaws
I. Identity
II. Definitions
III. The Association
IV. Administration
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VI. Annual Budget '
VII.', J1mendment of BylaWS
VIII. Notices to Mortgagees
EXHIBIT 4 - Operating Budget
EXHIBIT 5 ~ Purchase Agreement
EXHIBIT 6 - Receipt for Condominium Documents
EXHIBIT 7 - Plot Plan
EXHIBIT 8 - Floor Plans
EXHIBIT 9 - Management' Contract
EXHIBIT 10 - Escrow Agreement
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THIS PROSPECTUS (OFFERING CIRCULAR) CONTAINS IMPORTANT MATTERS TO
BE CONSIDERED IN ACQUIRING A CONDOMINIUM UNIT.
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THE STATEMENTS CONTAINED HEREIN ARE ONLY SUMMARY IN NATURE. A
PROSPECTIVE PURCHASER SHOULD REFER TO ALL REFERENCES, ALL,EXHIBITS
HERETO, THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS AND SALES MATERIALS.
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IN ACQUIRING A CONDOMINIUM UNIT
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THE DEVELOPER IS CREATING THE CONDOMINIUM ON FEE SIMPLE INTERESTS
AND INTENDS TO CONVEY TITLE TO THE PURCHASERS" OF THE UNITS IN THE
CONDOMINIUM IN FEE SIMPLE. PLEASE REFER TO PAGE 3 OF THIS PROSPECTUS.
THERE IS NO RECREATION FACILITIES LEASE ASSOCIATED WITH THIS
CONDOHINIUM.
THERE IS A CONTRACT FOR MANAGEMENT OF THIS CONDOMINIUM PROPERTY
WITH THE SAND KEY MANAGEMENT COMPANY WHICH CONTRACT IS FOR AN
INITIAL TERM OF ONE YEAR AND MAY NOT BE RENEWED WITHOUT THE
CONSENT OF THE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. THE MANAGER IS AN
AFFILIATE OF THE DEVELOPER. A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE MANAGE-
~mNT AND MAINTENANCE OF THE CONDOMINIUM CAN BE FOUND AT PAGE 5
OF THE PROSPECTUS.
THE DEVELOPER HAS THE RIGHT TO RETAIN CONTROL OF THE ASSOCIATION
AFTER A MAJORITY OF THE UNITS HAVE BEEN SOLD. FOR MORE DETAILED
INFOm~TION, REFERENCE SHOULD BE MADE TO THE ARTICLES OF INCOR-
PORATION OF THE ASSOCIATION WHICH IS EXHIBIT 2 TO THIS PROSPECTUS.
THE SALE, LEASE OR TRANSFER OF UNITS IS RESTRICTED. FOR FURTHER
DETAIL, REFER TO PARAGRAPH XIX OF THE DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUN:'
UNIT OWNERS ARE REQUIRED TO PAY THEIR SHARE OF THE COST AND
EXPENSES OF MAINTENANCE, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, TAXZS,
INSURANCE, AND REPAIR OF THE COMMON ELD1ENTS OF THIS CONDOMINIUM
'AND OTHER EXPENSES OF THE ASSOCIATION. PLEASE REFER TO PAGE 5
OF THIS PROSPECTUS.
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THERE ARE LIEN RIGHTS AGAINST EACH UNIT TO SECURE THE PAYMENT
OF ASSESSMENTS OR OTHER EXACTIONS COMING DUE FOR THE MAINTENANCE,
OPERATION, UPKEEP, AND REPAIR OF THE COMMON PROPERTIES AND
COMMON FACILITIES. THE UNIT OWNER'S FAILURE TO MAKE THESE
PAYMENTS MAY RESULT IN THE, I~WOSITION AND FORECLOSURE OF THE
LIENS. PLEASE REFER TO PAGE 6 OF THIS PROSPECTUS.
RECREATIONAL FACILITIES MAY BE EXPANDED OR ADDED WIT:ZOUT
CONSENT OF UNIT OWNERS OR THE ASSOCIATION. PLEASE REFER TO
PAGE 4 OF THIS PROSPECTUS.
EACH PURCHASER OF A RESIDENTIAL DWELLING UNIT HAS THE RIGHT TO
HAVE ALL DEPOSIT FUNDS (UP TO 10 PERCENT OF THE PURCHASE PRICE)
DEPOSITED IN AN INTEREST-BEARING ESCROW ACCOUNT. THIS RIGHT
MAY BE WAIVED, IN WRITING, BY THE PURCHASER.
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'THE STATEHENTS SET FORTH ABOVE ARE ONLY SUMHARY' IN NATURE. A
PROSPECTIVE PURCHASER SHOULD REFER TO ALL REFERENCES AS WELL AS
THE ENTIRE SET OF DISCLOSURE r~TERIALS AND HIS CONTRACT OR
PURCHASE AGREEMENT. ALL DISCLOSURE MATERIALS, ,CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
AND BROCHURE MATERIALS ARE IMPORTANT LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND IF
NOT UNDERSTOOD, PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS SHOULD SEEK LEGAL ADVICE.
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A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE CONDOMINIUM
South Bay-1SOl Gulf Blvd.
The name Dy which this cQndomtnium is identified is SAND
KEY CONOOMINIUM~SOUTH BAY-ISOI GULF BLVD., ~nd this ~ondominium
is located at 1501 Gulf Boulevard, Clearwater, Florida: 33515.
The maximum number of units that will use facilities in common
with thiscondomtntum ts 160.
THE DEVELOPER INTENDS TO CONVEY FEE SIMPLE TITLE TO EACH
UNIT.
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The original Developer of this condominium was USS Realty
Development Division, a division of United States Steel Corporation.
The subsequent and present Developer is Cheezem Investment
Program I, Ltd. The General Partner is Cheezem Land Corporation,
'a subsidiary ofC~eezem ~evelopment Corporation.
The President and Chief EXecutive Officer of Cheezem
Development Corporation and Cheezem Land Corporation is Mr. '
Charles K. Cheezem. Mr. Cheezem's experience in the construction
and,development industry and in real estate sales in Florida
spans the past 32 years, much of which has been in the develop-
ment, construction and/or sales of condomi~iums. ,
The Developer reserves the right to assign any or all of
its rights to another capable entity. In such event, the
Purchasers ond Unit Onwers will be advised of such an assignment,
the name of the assignee, the chief operating officer or principal
directing the development, and its experience in this field.
There are 64 units in this ~ondominium in one building.
'Sixteen (16) units shall each have 3 bedrooms and 2 1/2 bathrooms.
All other,units shall each have 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
Reference should be made to Exhibit A attached to the '
Declaration of Condominium in which can be found a copy of the
survey of the condominium showing the location of the residence
building and other facilities used only by the unit owners of the
condominium and also showing the location of the recreational
pool area' and common parking area, the use and maintenance of
which will be shared with the owners of units in Sand Key
Condominium~South Bay-l55l Gulf BlVd., a contemplated condominium
adjacent to the South.
The construction and equipping of the condominium is complete,
and the units are available for occupancy.
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The swimming pool, recreation building and guardhouse that'
will be used by unit owners of this condominium will be used in
common with the owners of units in Sand Key Condominium-South
Bay-l551 Gulf Blvd. The pool and recreation building are located
on property immediately to the South of where the condominium
building is located. A guardhouse that will service this condo-
Minium in common with Sand Key, Condominium-South Bay-1551 Gulf
Blvd., will be located at the main entrance to the property, An
undivided one-half (1/2~ interest in these facilities will be
part of the common elements of this condominium. and the remainder
will be owned by the Developer for later submission as part of
the common elements of Sand Key Condominium-south Bay-1S51 Gulf
Blvd.
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UTILITY ~~O OTHER SERVICES
Electrical service for each unit will be supplied by Florida
Power Corporation and each unit will be billed separately for its
electricity. Sewer service, garbage service~ water and environ-
mental sanitation, including storm drainage, shall be supplied for
each unit by the City of Clearw~ter, the cost of Which, however,
is included in the monthly maintenance fee. The Manager of the
association will arrange for electricity to be provided for the
common areas of the condominium.
MANAGEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATION AND
MAINTENANCE OF THE CONDOMINIUM PROPERTY
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The management of the condominium association and the
maintenance of the condominium property shall be provided
'pursuant to a contract between Sand Key Management Company,
hereinafter referred to as the Manager, and Clearwater Key
Association-South Bay, Inc., a corporation not for profit,
hereinafter referred to as the Association, which contract is
hereinafter referred to as the Man~gement, Agreement, The Manage-
ment Agreement is, for an initial term of one year and may not
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The Manager, as directed by the Association, shall maintain
common areas of the condominium property and shall contract, on
behalf of the Association, for water, sewer service, electricity,
garbage and trash service as is available and provided by the
governing municipality, Other necessary services such as fuel
oil, telephone and extermination will be contracted for as needed
in behalf of the Association, by the Manager, As directed by the
Association, the Manager shall cause to be placed in effect and
continued until otherwise directed, such forms of insurance or
other requirements as contractually required under the Declaration
of Condominium, Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws of the
Association or any other legal document binding on members of
the Association to properly and adequately protect the ASSOCiation,
its officers and directors and its members as their interest may
appear~
The Manager shall be compensated on the basis of 8% of the
annual assessments or of the operating cost, whichever is
'greater. This compensation shall be paid on a monthly basis and
shall commence upon the date of the Association's initial
assessment and ending one year less one day thereafter, Such
fee shall be negotiable annually thereafter. In addition to
such fee, the Manager shall be reimbursed for the direct cost
of operating and maintaining the condominium property. The
Manager is entitled to deduct such compensation when due from
funds then in its possession regardless of any other payments
then required by it to be made. A copy of the' Management
Agreement is Exhibit 9 to the Prospectus,
COMMON EXPENSES AND ONNERSHIP OF THE COMHON ELEMENTS
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Each unit owner shall share that percentage of the common
expenses and own that percentage of the commOn surplus in the
same percentage as he owns the common elements as designated in
the Declaration of Condominium. The common expenses which
unit owners are required to pay include the costs and expenses
of maintenance, inCluding, but not limited to, taxes, insurance,
and repair of the common elements of this condominium and other
expenses of the Association. An individual unitls share of the
common elements is determined by dividing the approximate
square footage of living area of the unit by the approximate
square footage of living area of all units in the condominium
using center wall to center wall measurements.
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There a~e lien rights against each unit to secure the
payment of assessments or other exactions coming due for the
maintenance, operation, upkeep, and ~epair of the common properties
and common facilities. The unit owner's failure to make these
payments may result in the imposition and foreclosure of the.
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ANNUAL BUDGET FOR THE CONDOMINIUM
An estimated operating budget for the condominium and the
asso~iatlon is attached to this Prospectus as Exhibit 4.
ESTIMATE OF CLOSING EXPENSES TO BE PAID BY PURCHASER
At the time of closing the Purchaser sh~ll be responsible
for the following costsa recording the deed, his pro rata share
of monthly assessments, his pro rata share of real estate taxes
and will also pay for all of his mortgage costs. At the time. of
closing, the Developer will deliver to the Purchaser, at the
Developer's expense, an owners title insurance binder in the face
amount of the purchase price of said condominium unit~ which
binder may be subject to the standard title insurance exceptions
and will be subject to the provisionsof the Declaration of
Condominium and related documents.
ESCROW DEPOSITS
Each purchaser of a residential dwelling unit has the right
to have all deposit funds (up ,to 10 percent) of the purchase
price} deposited in an interest-bearing escrow account~ 'This
right may be wnived, in writing, by the purchaser. The escrow
agent is AmeriFirst Florida Trust Company located at 1301
U. S. 19 South, Suite 100, Clearwater, Florida 33546. A copy
of'the Escrow Agreement is attached as Exhibit 10 to this
Prospectus.
GOOD FAITH EFFORT TO COMPLY
The Developer has attempted in good faith to 'comply with
the disclosure requirements of the Florida Condominium Act~ This
document does not purport to describe all of the features of
the condominium, but rather attempts to comply with the require-
ments of the statute in stating the minimum features and assets
of the condominium which will accrue to the benefit of a unit
purchaser. More detailed information can be obtained by consulting
the Declaration of Condominium and its eXhibits.
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employee of the Developer makes any representation regarding
either economic benefits or tax treatment to be derived from the
purchase of a condominium unit. Purchasers are advised-that tax
treatment and economic benefits may vary with individual
circumstances, and Seller recommends Purchaser consult their own
attorney, accountant or other investment counsel regarding
economic and tax matters.
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The undersigned hereby submits in fee simple the property,
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ccnC:Or.linium to be usc.d for, by, or 1n connac::!cn \:!th lony other,
condomini~~s ~hich have been cevelcped by the undersigned or ~hich
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if said common elements were common elements of said other condo-
miniums.
Section 3. The undersigned reserves to itself, its designees,
successors and assigns, such easements over, under and upon the
condominium p~opetty as are necessary for pedestrian purposes and
for bicycle and similar vehicle traffic purposes by the under-
signed, its designees, sUccessors and assigns.
Section 4. There is' hereby created a nonexclusive easement
for ingress and egress over streets, ~alks and other rights-of-way
serving the units, as ,part of the common elements which are neces-
sary to provide reasonable accesS to any public ~ay or risht-of-
way.
Section S. If a unit shall encroach upon any common element,
or upon an~ other unit by reason of original ~on~truction, or by
the nonpurposeful or nonnegligent act of the unit o~ner, ehen an
eAsement appurtenant to such encroaching unit, t~1 the extent of
such encroachment, ~hall exist so long as, such encroachment shall
'exist. If any co~~on element shall encroach upon any unit by rea-
ran of original construction or the nonpurposeful or nonnegligent
act of Association, then an easement appurtenant to fuch co~on
~leo~nt, to the extent of such encroachment, shall exist &0 long
as such encroachment shall exist.
Section 6. The easements referred to in Sections 1, 2 and 3
above may be described in the future and shall not interfere with
the rl':iu:cnable use by the conc:or.\lnium o\:ners of the cor.cor:init:m
property.
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Identification of Units
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The units of. this condominium are identified by nu~b~r sho~n
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Surplus and Sharing in Common Expenses
The percentage ownership of the common elements and in the
common surplus for each unit and the percentage of sharing the
coeman expenses for each unit may be found in Exhibit -0- attached
hereto and incorporated herein.
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Voting Rights
Each condominium parcel shall be entitled to one vote which
shall be cast by the respective unit owner. In the event a unit
is owned by more than one owner, the total owners of such unit
shall collectively be entitled to cast the only vote attributed to
such unit. Voting may be by proxy in accordance with. the provi-
sions of the Bylaws of the Condo~inium,Association. Each unit
owner shall be a member of the Condominium Association.
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Section 1. Except as otherwise provided herein, this Declara-
tion may be amended at ~ny regular or special ceeting of unit
owners called and noticed in ~ccordance with the Bylaws, by an
affirmative vote of seventy-five per cent of the unit owners pres-
ent and voting.
Section 2. The provision of Section 1 ~hall not apply to ~ny
cmendment atte~pting to ch~nge (a) ~ny ccndominium unit, (b) vot-
ing riqhts, (cl p~rcentages of o~ning cor.~on elements, or (d) any
provi~ion cont~ined herein pertaining to termination. In order to
cbanqe c.ni' of the foregoing by .;.J;jE:ndrroe:nt or otherwise, it Iotill 'be
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Section 3. All amendments shall be recorded as required by
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Section 4. No amendment of this Declaration or of the Bylaws
which in any way alters, changes, limits, diminish~s, or otherwise
affects any institutional mortgagee's position or right as mort-
gagee of any condominium parcel shall be effective without the
jOinder,of said institutional mortgagee.
Section 5. Notwithstanding anything contained hereinabove or
elsewhere, the developer reserves the right to amend thi~ Declara-
tion as to matters of survey as contemplated by Article XXV here-
of, and said amendment need be executed only by the developer.
Section 6. Notwithstanding anything contained herein to the
contrary, the developer, during the time it is in control of the
Board of Directors of the Association, may amend this Declaration,
the Articles or the Bylaws to correct an omission or error, or to
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ment cannot be used if such amendment would, in the reasonable
opinion of the developer, materially and adversely affect sub-
stantial property rights of unit o\lners unless the dfected unit
owners consent in writing. The checution and recording of any
amendment by the developer pursuant hereto shall be conclusive
eVidence, however, that the amendment does not materially and
adversely affect substantial property rights of unit owners who
did, not join in or consent to such egecution, and any such ,
~mendment shall be effective as provided herein unless sub-
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Association
The name of the ~ssociat!on respon~ible for the operation of
this condominium is CLEARi-:ATER KEY ASSOCIA'rIOI:-SCUTH BAY, WC. a
corporation not for profit under the laws of the State of
Florida. A copy of the Articles of Incorporation of the As-
sociation is attached hereto as Exhibit "S" and by reference
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Bylaws
The' Bylaws of this condominium are set forth in Exhibit "C"
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XII.
Common Benefits
It is understood and agreed that Developer is planning to conR
struct and has constructed other condominiums in the vicinity of
this lo~ation located on Sand Key, which said .~ondominiums may,
but not' necessar i1y will, use com.-non easements, common secur i ty,;
guards, managers, yard personnel and other services which will be
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of benefit to all owners of condominiums in the completed pro-
ject. Said items shall hereinafter be referred to as "Common
Benefits."
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The cost of maintaining Coronon Benefits shall be a co~~on ex-
pense. Each unit owner may be assessed annually for his pro rata
share of the expenses of maintaining the Common Benefits, which
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share of the common expenses by the portion of the cr.penses to be
borne by this condominium.
XIII.
Assessments
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Section 1. Common expenses, inclUding those required under
eny rn~nagement contrac~,-Ghall be assessed eqainst ~ach condo-
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VII hereof. Assess~ents shall be due as determined by the 20ard
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ther~cn paid on or bafore ten (10) dayS after the cate \'hen due
shall not bear interest, but all Gums not paid on or before ten
(10) days after the date when due shall bear interest at the
highest rate allowed by law from the date when due until paid.
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reasonable attornoy's foes, intotest And other cOAta to colluct
the same, shall be secured by allan o941n5t tho condominium par-
cel against which it is made. Such Hen ahall bQ'ItHQct.lva 'upon
recording in the Public Rocords ot Plnollaa County, Florida, a
claim of lien stating the description 0' the pArcol, the owner's
name, the amount due and dote duol tho lien ahAll contlnuu in of-
teet until paid in full. Said lien ahall date back to tho date of
this Declaration and sh~ll bo prior to tho creAtion of Any home-
stead status or any subsoquent lien or encumbrance, excopt that
said lien shall be subordin~to And inferior to that at Any insti-
tutional first mortgage.
Section 2. It An institutional mortgAgee obtaIns title to a
condominium parcel as tho result of toreclosure of a first cort-
gage thereon or by voluntary conveyance in lieu of such foreclo-
sure, said mortgagee shall not be liable for the share of common
expenses or assessments by the Association pertaining to such con-
dominium parael or chargeable to the former o~ner thereof ~hich
be~~me ~ue prior to ~cquiB!t!on of title by s~ld rnortgeg~e~ unless
the share is secured by a claim of lien for Assessments that is
recorded prior to recording of the foreclosed rr.ortgage. Such un-
paid shar' of common cl':penses or assessments shall be deemed to be
common expenses collectible from all of the owners of condominium
par~els, inclUding such acquirer, his successors and assigns.
XIV.
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The unit owners may remove the condominium property from the
provisions of the Condominium Act in the manner provided by said
Condo~lnlum Act, and ?ur~uant to the provisio~s thereof. The con-
dominium further may be terminated by the affir~ati~e vote of
sevcnty~tivc per cent,of the unit owners, as authori:cd and pro-
vided in par~9r~ph XV herein.
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Insurance
The Association, through its Board of eirectors, shall pur-
chase an insurance policy insuring the building and improvements
erected upon the property, all fixtures and personal property
owned in common by the unit owners, aqainsc loss or damage by fire
and hazards covered by windstorm and extended coverage cndorse~
roent; such policy shall be in an amount which shall be equal to
the maximum insurance replacement value as determined annually by,
the insurance carrier, or by the Directors of the Association in
the event the carrier fails or refuses to make such determina-
tion. The Association shall, if t~e condo~lnium property be
placed in a designated flood area as identif.ied by HUD pursuant to
Plood Disaster protection Act of 1973, obtain the maximum flood
insurance provided for by said Act, or in an amount equal ta the
value of the building if the value'of the building is less than
'the maximum permitted by such Act. The policies shall be pUr~
chased in the name of the Association for the benefit of the As-
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soci~tion, the unit ovnErs, their ~ortgagee5, as their interests'
c~y appear; ~nd provisions shall be oade for the issu~nce of mort-
gagee endor5e~ents to the cortgagees of the respective units.
All h~~~rd policies purchased to protect buildings chall pro-
vide that the word -bUilding- wherever used in the, policy shall
inclUde, but not be limited to, fixtures, installations or addi~
tians comprising that part of the building within the unfinished
in;:er ior !:urfi.cel:of the pc:r ir..eter \'alls I floors ..nd ceilings of
the individual units initially installed or replacements of like
kind or quality, in Gccord~r.ce ~ith the original ?lans ~nd epee i-
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sureds under the policy.
In the event of loss, the A9sociation ah~ll use the net insur-
ance proceeds to repair and replace damage to real Dr person~l
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property covered by the policy, with any e~cess to be payable to
the unit owners and thei~ mortgagees as their interests ,may ap~
pear. ~ny reconstruction, repair, or replacement ~hall be in ac-
cordance with the plans and specifications for the original build-
ing, except as may be modified to comply with the then current
Building Code, said plans being on file ~ith the Building Depart~,
ment of the city of Clearwater, Plnellas County; Floriaa.
If the insurance proceeds are 'insufficient to cover the loss,
the ~ssociation shall levy an assessment against the unit owners
in., accordance with this Declaration to' coVet any deficiency.
In the event the common elements are totally destroyed or a~m~
aged, or in the event that said common elements are damaged or
destroyed in excess of fifty per cent of their then value, the
common elements shall nevertheless be rebuilt as heretofore pro-
vided, unless seventy-five per cent of all unit owners shall elect
within thirty (30) days after notice not to rebuild, in vh!ch
event the Condominium shall be terminated, the insurance proceeds
shall he disbursed to the unit owners and their mortgagees as
their interests 'may appear.
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In addition to the ~bove and foregoing insur~nce; the Assocla~
ticn, through its Soard of Directors, shall purch~se and keep in
effe~t a compr~hensive public li~bility pOlicy, insuring the As~
sociation, its Board fo Directors; Officers, and unit owners
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against possible liability arising out of the use of the common
ele~ents, units and easepents. Said ?olic~ ~hall be in an ~~ount
of not less than $100;000 / ~300,000 per&onal injury, ~nd S25,000
proper ty damage.
The Association further shall, if requited by State La~s;
c.:!.rry Hod:!'1en I s Compensation In&urance POlley,' \:r.ich policy ....lil
comply with the requirements of the Laws of the State of Florica.
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XVI.
Common Elements and Appurtenances
There shall pass with the title to each unit as appurtenances
thereto those items that are listed in Section 718.106 of the
Florida Statutes. The common elements shall include within its
meaning those items listed in Section 718.108 of the Florida
Statutes and partition or'separation of the common elements shall
be governed hy Section 718.107 of the Florida Statutes. The
aforementioned references to the Florida Statutes shall be as said
statutes read at the time of recording this Declaration.
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Parking and Storage
Section 1. The Developer shall establish a parking and stor-
age plan and in connection therewith will allocate and assign one
(1) pa~king space and one el} storage space to each of the units
in the condominium. Those parking spaces designated by the Devel-
oper as guest'parking spaces shall be used in common by unit
owners' guests and invitees, pursuant to reasonable rules and
regulations to be ~~o~ted ~rcm time to time by the 4ssociation.
Section 2. As to further parking and storage spaces not al-
located as above, the right of the Developer or its assigns is
hereby reserved to assign such additional Spaces to such of the
~embers of the condominium as it may from time to time deter~ine,
~nd the Developer shall have the right to charge a member for the
exclusive right to use these additional spaces.
Section 3. All pirking ~nd &torage assignments ~~de by the
Developer shall be noted on the books of the Association and shall
be an appurtenance to the unit so designated and a lirwited co~on
element. Th~ interest of the unit o~ner in these spaces ~ay be
assigned only to another unit o~ner or to a Eubseguent tr~nsferee
and a form for this purpose shall be made available by the Direc-
tors of the Association.
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lInd storage plan, unit owmHS agree- that they will park in their
respective allocated spaces and utilize their respective storage
spaces. The parking and storage plan shall not be recorded In the
Public Records but the Association shall keep said plan in its
records and make same available to unit owners at all reasonable
times.
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RestrictiollS
All unit owners in addition to any other obligation, duty,
right and limitation imposed upon them by this DeClaration; the
Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws of the Association and the
Condominium Act, shall be subject to and agree to abide by the
following restrictive covenants which shall be applicable to all
unit owners, their families, guests, Invitees, tenants and
lessees, to wit:
Section 1. No unit shall be used for any purpose ocher than
for residential purposes except that Developer may use any unit or
units as a selling aid, guest apartment o~ as a sales office for
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Section 2. All unit Duners shall keep and ~aintain their re-
spective units in good condition and repair, and shall promptly
pay for all utilities ~hich are separately metered to the unit.
Section 3. Except for n~me plates of uniform si~e and design
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Section 4. Unit owners, their femilies, guests, i~vitee5, at
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part of the common elements oc any balcony or terrace which are
not part of the unit, and in which event they shall be liable for
thereto.
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.Section 5. All common hallways, balconies, terraces and p~ss-
ages shall be kept free for their intended use by the unit owners
in cornmon, and shall in no event be used as storage areas by the
individual unit owners, either on a temporary or permanent basis.
Section 6. No clothing, bedding, or other similar items,
shall be dried or aired in any outdoor area, nor shall any such
items be hung over or on balconies.
Section 7. All garbage or trash shall be, placed in the dis~
posal installations provided for such purposes by the Association.
Section 8. All occupants of units shall exercise extreme care
about making noises, or the Use of musical instruments, radios,
televisions and amplifier~ that Iilay tend to disturb other, occu-
pants.
Section 9. No occupant shall play upon, or suffer to be
played upon, any musical instrument, or permit to be operated a
phonograph or radio loud speaker in such occupant's unit between
the hours of 11:00 o'clock P.M. and the following 9:00 o'clock
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Ing; and in no event shall either vocal or instru~ental music be
prQcticed for ~ore than two (2) hours in any day or between the
hours of 6:00 o'clock P.M. ~nd the following 9:00 o'clock A.M. nor
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Section 10. No unit in this condominium shall be permanently
accepied by more than t\'o inc.i... iduals per bedroom. For purposes
of this subsection, incivi~uals shall be defined as ~e~bers or
members' approved lessees.
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permitted to ~ave visitor occupants of any age for up to three '
months ~uring any twelve month period or calendar year, whichever
is the lesser;.~rovided that at no time shall any unit be occupied
by more than three individuals per bedroom. . After the afore-
mentioned three month periOd, visitors shall be, classified as per-
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Section 10 above.
Section 12. No pets shall be permitted without the written
consent of the Association and any such consent may be terminated
at any time. All pets which are approved shall be subject to such
reasonable rules and regulations as the Association may fram time
to time promulgate.
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The above and foregoing restrictive covenants shall only be
amended in the manner as provided for the amendment of this Dec.
laratlon. The Assoeiation shall have the right to make and amend
reasonable rules and regulations, in addition to these restric-
tions, respecting the use of the,property in thQ condominium as is
provided for in its Articles of Incorporation.
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Section 1. Sales. Prior to the' sale or transfer of a condo-
minium parcel, any member desiring to sell,or transfer shall first
submit the name of the proposed purchaser and the contract of sale
to the Board of Dir~ctors of the Association fot their approval,
or disapproval, which shall be given vithio thirty (30) days from
the date of the submission of the contract of sale. It ~pproved,
the approval of the Board shall be .in 'oJr iting and executed in such
manner as to entitle it to be recorded in the Public Records of
Pinellas County, Florida. If no action is taken ~ithin thirty
(30) days, the tr~nsfer shall be deemed to have been approved by
the Board of Directors.
If the tf~nsfer be disapproved, the Directors shall hove
thirty (30) days from the date of disapproval ~1thin ~hich to pUt~
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contained in the contract of sale. If the Directors fail to exer-
cise their option to purchase within said thirty (30) day period,
then the member shall be free to sell and convey to the intended
purchaser. lfthe Directors fail to act within thirty (30) days
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(30) days as herein provided, they shall furnish a certificate to
that effect in form recordable in the Public Records of Pinellas
County, Florida.
The provisions of this Section shall not be applicable to any
sale made by the Oeveloper or its assigns; to any sale or transfer
made by an institutional mortgagee acquiring title as a result of
the foreclosure of , its mortgage or by voluntary acceptance of a
transfer of title in lieu of such foreclosure: to a purchaser ac-
quiring title in such foreclosure proceedings, or accepting title
in lieu'of foreclosure, o~ to sales made pursuant to order or de-
cree of court in connection with the foreclosure of an institu-
tional first mortgAge.
Section 2. Leasing. Except AS reserved to Developer in
Article XVIII, Section 1, no unit shall be leased or rented by the
respective unit owner thereof for transient or hotel p~rposes,
whicn are hereby de~ined as (a) rentals for less than ninety (90)
days, or (b) rentals ~here the occupants of the unit are to be
provided ~er~ices, such ~s reom service for food End btvcr~ge,
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maid service, furniShing of laundry ~nd linens, and bell boy ser-
vices. Other th<=n for the foregoing, the o\:ner or o\.'ners of the
respective units shall have the right to lease same provided that
all such leases are first approved by the Association and are made
subj~ct to this Declaration, the Articles of Incorporation, and
the Syla\:s of tha Aasociation, and the Condominium Act.
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hn owner of a parcel may not mOttgage his parcel or any in-
tsrest therein without the ~pproval of'the Association, except to
an institutional mortgagee. An institutional mortgagee is defined
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savings and loan association, pension fund, trust, governmental
agency, mortgage company, F.N.M.A. or other lenders active in the
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area. Such approval of any other mortgagee may bo upon conditions
determined by the Anuociation or may be arbitrarily withheld.
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Each unit shall include that part of the building containing
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the unit that lies within the following boundaries:
Section 1. The upper and lower boundaries of a unit shall be
the followin9 boundaries extended to an intersection with the
perimetrlcal boundaries:
(a) Upper Boundary. The horizontal planes of the un-
~ecorated finished ceiling.
(b) Lower Boundary. The horizontal planes of the un-
decorated finished floor.
,Section 2. The perimetrical boundaries of the unit shall be
the vertical planes of ,the undecorated finished interior of the
walls bounding the unit extended to an intersection with each
other and with the upper and lower boundaries.
Section 3. Apertures. Where there are apertures in any
'bouneary, including, but not li~ited to, windo~st doors, con-
vecsation pits, drop ceilings and skylights, such bounaacies shall
be ~~tended to include the interior unfinished surfaces of such
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made of glass or other transparent material, and all framings and
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repair and replace at the Associationts expense:
(1) All portions of a unit, except interior surfaces,
contributing to the support of the condominium building, which
portions shall include but no( be limited to load bearing columns,
floors and walls, inclUding all conduits, ducts, plumbing, wiring
and other facilities for the furnishing of utility services (i.e.,
electric power, cold water and sewer disposal), and all such
facilities contained within a unit which service part or ~arts of
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(1) E::cept for the portions to be maintained, re-
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equipment, w~ether contained inside or outside a unit, and hot
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sociated thereto, and any other contents of the, uni.t,--includ.ing
all nonsupporting walls and partlticns.( ;~y'~ainte~ance, :epai;
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glass or exterior doors pursuant to this paragraph shall conform
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approval in writing of owners of all uni.ts""in..W9.icp' such work is
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the improvements included in the limited ~nd common elements which
are contemplated by this Declaration, there shall be no material
alteration or substantial additions to the limitea and common ele-
ments without prior approval of seventy-five per cent of the rec-
ord owners of all the units.
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Compliance and Default
Each owner shall be governed by and shall comply with the
Regulations adopted pursuant thereto and said docyments and regu-
lations as they ~ay be amended from time to time. Failure of
owner to co~ply therewith shall entitle the Association or other
unit owners to the relief provided under the Condominium Act, and
to other relief legally available.
Section 1. Negligence. Any owner shall be liable for the
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only to the e~tent that such e~pense is not met by the prQce~ds of
insurance carried by the Association. Such liability shall in-
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use, occupancy or abandQn~Gnt of a unit interest or its appurten-
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c.r ising bf:c~use of an alleQcd f~~lure of OHner to ,cc::1ply \tith the
terms of the Declaration, its Exhibits or resulations Adopted pur-
Euznt thereto. as said documents and regulations may be amended
from time to time, the prevailing party shall be entitled to re-
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fees as may be awarded by the court.
Section 3. Ho Waiver of'Rights. The failure of the Associa-
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or the Regulations adopted pursuant thereto, shall not constitute'
a waiv~r of the right to do so thereafter.
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Covenants Running With the Land
All of the provisions of this Declaration of Condominium, its
Exhibits, and the Rules and Regulations, as the same may be
amended from time to time, shall be construed to be covenants
running with the land, and every condominium parcel- owner or tenM
ant, his heIrs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns,
shall be bound by all of the provisions contained therein.
xxv.
Reservation of Riahts to Developer
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, Developer
shall have the right to sell, lease or rent units without the ap-
proval of the Association. Developer shall have the right to
transact, on the condo@iniu@ property, any business necessary to
consu~~ate the sale of units in this condominium or any other con-
dominium owned and developed by the Developer in the vicinity,
inclUding, but not linited to, the right to maintain guest ~part-
~ents, models gnd sale. offices, have signs, employees in the of-
fice, use of the cor.~on el~mcnts and to ~ho~ units. Sales office,
guest apartment and model furniture shall not be considered Cor.~on
elements and shall re~ain the property of the Developer. In the
event there are unsold units, the Developer retains the right to
ol:n pt.rcels ~ndE:r the f:i::"e ter:::s l.nd ccndi tions as o~her owners,
save and except for the right to sell, rent, lease or use as con-
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Developer reserves the right to change the interior design l.nd
grr~n9~~ent of all units, ~nd to alter the boundaries bet~een
units, so long as the interest cf the developer has not been
sold. No such change shall increase the number of units nor alter
the boundaries of the common elements nor the boundaries of any
units in which the interest of the Developer has.been sold, with-
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out amendment to this Declaration 1n th~ manner required hereln.
If more than one (1) unit is concerned, the Developer shall appor-
tion between the unlts the share in the common elements which are
appurtenant to the units concerned. Any amendment to this Oeclar-
ation reflecting such alteration of apartment plans or completion
of improvements and additions by Developer, as mentioned here-
after, need be signed and acknowledged only by the Developer and
need not be' approved whether or not elsewhere required.,
The Developer, pursuant to Section 718.116(8), Florida
statutes., shall be excused from payment of its share of common
expenses and ~ssessments for those units owned by it during the
period of tim~ that it guarantees the assessments for co'mrnon ex-
penses of the condominium imposed upon the unit owners, other than
the Developer, shall not increase over a stated amount for a
stated period of time per unit ~nd obligates itself to pay any
~mount of common expenses incurred during that period ~nd not re-
duced by the assessments by the guaranteed level receivable from
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The Daveloper retains the ri~ht to co~plete ccnztrcction of
improvements and additions to the cor.~on elements in compliance
with its pl~ris Lnd specifications for this d~Yelop~~~t.
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the contrary, this paragraph XXV m~y not be amended without the
written consent of the Developer ~s long as it owns units in this
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Recreation Facilitip.s
Section 1. ~ve1oprnp.nt Plan. The rec:eational ~acl1ities and
9l.lo!lrchouce that ~Iill be used by unit c.'~r.ers in t~iS' ct:::~o;::inil.!m
will be used in common with owners of units in Sand Key
Condominium-South Bay-1SS1 Gulf Blvd. The Developer contemplates
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south of the recreation property. This additional condominium, if
developed, will become a part of the Sand Key Condominium-South
Bay development. The recreation facilities and guardhouse are
intended for use by all residents in this Sand Rey Condominium-
South Bay-lSOl Gulf Blvd. and Sand Key Condominium-South Bay-155l
Gulf Blvd, development. These facilities will be located on prop-
.erty described as MRecreation Parcelw in Exhibit "AW attached
hereto. These facilities and the land on which they will be lo-
cated will be owned jointly by owners of units in this condominium
as part of the common elements and by the owners of units in the,
Sand Key Condominium-South Bay~lSSl Gulf Blvd, deve~opment.
Section 2. Ownership. The Developer hereby submits to condo-
minium ownership an undivided 47.0000\ interest in the, land on
which the recreation facilities and guardhouse are located as
described in Exhibit "A" attached hereto. This percentage was
arrived at by dividing 64 by 136, based on the maximum of 136
units that will ultimately be constructed in Sand Key Ccndominium-
South Bay-lSOl Gulf Blvd. and Sand Rey Condominium-South Bay-1551
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property.; However r in the cr eation of Sand Key Condominium-South
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of the common elements of the two condominiums in t~e South Say
development.
In the event the Developer completes this develoF~ent and con-
structs less than 136 uni ts, :;he O<::\'eloper CO'.'ei.,::>ts ':hat it \lill
submit An additional percentage of interest in the recreation
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facilities to ownership by this condominium. In the event that
this Declaration is'amended by the Developer to include the ad-
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Section 3. Metho of Sharing Expenses 'of Recreation Facili-
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repair and operation of the recreation facilities and guardhouse
is hereby declared to be a common expense and shall be apportioned
between Sand Key Condominium-South Bay-lSOl Gulf Blvd. and Sand
Key Condominium-South Bay-1SSl Gulf Blvd. according to the follow-
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dominium divided by the total number of completed units in Sand
Key Condominium-South Bay-lSOl Gulf Blvd.' and Sand Key Condominium
South Bay-155l Gulf Bl~d. development.
If Sand Key Condominium-South BaY-lS51 Gulf Blvd. is com-
pleted, as evidenced by a-certificate of occupancy of the appro-
priate governmental agency, the Developer and ehe Condominium As-
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soclation shall recompute the percentage of sharing of the ex-
penses of these facilities based upon the aforementioned formula.
It is agreed that the above percentages foe shaeing in common
expenses shall be determined solely by the Baaed of Directors of
the ~szociation ~~d that their ectarrnination shall be fin~l end
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Section 4. Use and Benefit of Facilities. As an incident of
ownership of an undivided interest in the receeation facilities
and guardhouse, the owners of units in this condominium shall have
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ties property.G. Developer, as the present o\:ner of an Un-
divided 53.0000\ interest in the property on ~hich is located the
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recreation and guardhouse facilities, has a right to use and bene-
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and obligations for the use, benefit and maintenance of
facilities as the owners of units in this condominium.
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THIS DECLARATION for the Creation and Establishment of SAND
KEY CONDOMINIUM-SOUTH BAY-ISOI GULF BLVD., including exhibits at-
tached hereto, Is made and entered into and submitted this ~
day of
O~tober
, A.D. 19~, by United States Steel Cor-
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CORPORATION
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF PI~ELLAS
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I HEREBY CERTIFY that this day in the next above named State
and County before me" an officer duly authorized And acting, per-
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Project I~"nager, USS Realty Development Division of United States
St&el Co~por~~!ont ~nd hcsistant Sec~et~ry of United States Steel
Corporation, a corporation cnder the'Laws of the State of
Dela~are, to me known to be the persons described in and who exe-
cuted the foregoing Declaration of Condominiu~ Lnd they ac~nowl-
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officers for the purposes th~rein e~press6d; ~nd th.t,they affixed
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SAUD ~EY COrlDO"lINIUM.SOUTlI BAY 1501 GULF BLVO.
III 9J.l ~O AMEIlDME~T NO.1
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41 DS.... DECLARATtOfI OF corlOOMINtuM
43lnl -t'l.~ CI1EEZEM INVESTMENT PROGRAM I. LTO" a Florida limited partnership.
101 ~-subs~Quent and present Developer of the real property known as SAUD KEY
CQllDOMlNlllH-SOUTH BAY 1501 GULF BLVD.. hereby cl11ends the Oecl ar.st fan of
CondomInium for safd condominium, recorded in OfFicial Recor~(~~qqk,~p\~.
pages 283-335, inclusive, and Condominium Plal Book 71, page~ u~-76'qO
inclusive, of Pinellas County. Florida. 10TAL
Pursuant to Article IX, Section 6, of the neclaratian of
CondomInium. the Developer hereby amends the Declaration of Condominium as
fo 11ows:
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b. Page 5, Article X, the following sentence is added to the end of
this paragraph:
"incorporated herein. In order for the Association to execute
iLs power to purchase land or recreatlon leases. an aftlrmatlve
vote of a majorlty of the votlnQ lnterests at a duly called
mei!tlnQ at whIch a Quortlm has been attalned shal I be requTred."
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"fications. The word "building" shall not include Floor
coverings, wall coverlnas, or cel11nQ cover1nQS. Wlth respect
. to the coverag!! prov lded for by th11::; .. ."
d. Page 10, Art;cl~ XVIII, Section 1, is amended as follows:
"Section 1. It> unit shall be used For any purpose other than
for r~sident;al purposes except that Developer may use any unit
or units for ad1llinistrative urposes. or as a selling, aid, guest
apartment or as a sa es and or renta 0 fice for the sale of
units in this condominium or dny other condominium of the
Developer located in the vicinity. Any unit or units may be
used as offic~ space by any management company affl11ated wllh
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e. Page 13, Article XIX, Section 2. the 4th line is anended as
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"menls. model sand sal es and/or rental offices, ha.ve s i9ns,
employees in the oFfice, use of the common elements, includino
lh~ recreational bUildin~, and to show units. The use by the
Develop~r of a portlon a the recreational center as a sales
center shall not preclude unlt owners. thelr guests or tenants'
/J frOll USlng the remalnder of the reCreat lanaI center. Sales
r/,w..k.... w..f1::t., off 1ce, . .."
Preparl'ed b/'& ,1 W:
WILLIAM A. FRIEDLAIlDER, ESQ.
7820 - 38 Avenue Ilorth
St. Petersburg. FL 33710
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h. Page 20, Arlie 1 e XXV I. Section 2, lhe 4th line is anended as
IIdescribed in Exhibit "A" attacht!d hereto. lh-H;.-peN:~-wM-
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~~l~~ The maximum number of units that will ultimalely be'
constructed 1n Sand Key Condomlnlum-South Bay-I50I Gulf Blvd.
and Sand Key Condominium-South 8aY-I551 Gulf 8lvd. ~."
Pursuant to Article IX, Section 6. of the Declaration of
Condominium. Exhibit R to the Declaration of Condominium (Articles of
Incorporation of Clearwater Key Association-South 8ay. Inc.) is anended as
fo l1ows:
fo\ lows:
a. Page 1. Ar tic le Ill, Paragraph 3.2, the 2nd line is iI1Iended as
IIsel forth in lhe Condominium Act except as limited by ~
these"
Pursuant to Article IX, Section 6, of the Declaration of Condominium.
Exhibit C to the Declaration of Condominium (Bylaws of Clearwater Key
Association-South Bay, rnc., is anended as follows:
a. Page 1. ArtiCl e I. Section 2 is amended as fo \ lows:
"Section 2. The office o( the Association shall be at 2OO-$.f:.r.
ARd~ews-g~~~r-Re~He'~~, 1501 Gulf Boulevard, Clearwater.
P;n~llas County. Florida. 33~}& 33515.
b. Page 3. Article I II. Seclion 5. the 8th and 9th Hnes are
amended as (allows:
"meet ing. prior to such meeting and for annual meet ings the po-&t-
Q"tGa~~~~'~a~ officer's affidavit of mailing shall be
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"Section 13. The Association shall have all powers niven it by
the FlorIda Condomln1um Act, the Artlcles of Incorpordtlon,
these Bylaws, and th~ Oeclaratlon."
.d. Page 12, Article VI, the 6th line is anended as (ollows:
"unit owners not less than t.h-i-r--~y+JG)- fourteen (14) days prior
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Voluntary Bindino Arbitration
Internal disDutes arlsina from the ooeration of the,
~inium amono Unit Owners. Associations. and their acents
and ass ions may be submitted to bind1no arbitration oursuant to
aoolicable orocedures of Chaoter 70-50, Florida Administrative
Code. provided all parties to. any such dispute aqree to said
arbHration."
This Amendment does not constitute a material alteration or modification in a
manner that is adverse to the purchaser. The Changes made herein are to
update the condominium documents and to document that Cheezem Investment
Program I, Ltd. is.now the subsequent Developer of the Condominium.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersicned has caused these presents to be
signed in its name and by its Vice President and attested to by it~etary,
,and its corporate seal affixed the 17th d.lY of April ,1985.,.,
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CHEEZEM INVESTMENT PROGRPl-l (,~TD. .', ~..
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STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF PINELLAS
I HEREBY CERTIFY thdt on this 17th day of April , 1985,
before me personally appeared, G. P. ~111'i"iird and Charlotte S. Harkins
as 'Vice President ~ Assistant Secretary . respectIvely, of CHEEZEM LAND
CORPORATION. a FlorIda corporat10n, to me known to be the persons described tn
and who executed the forepoing instrument and severally acknowledged the
execution thereof to be their free act and deed as such officers, (or the uses
thereto and affixed the official seal of said corporation, and the said
instrument is the act ~nd deed of said corporation.
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WITNESS my hand and 'official seal at St. petersburg. Pf~eJJas:
County, Florfda, the day and year last aforesaid. ;f;,<r::~:.,' ,,'
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CLEARWATER KEY ASSOCIATION-SOUTH BAY, INC.
The undersigned b~ these Articles associate themselves for the
purpose of forming ~ corporation not for profit under Ch~pter 617,
Florida Statutes, and certify as follows:
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The n~me of the corporation shall be CL~~WATER Y.ZY
hSSOCIATION-SOUTH BAY, INC. For convenience the corpor~tlon shall
be referred to in this instrument ~s the Association.
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2.1 The purpose f?r which the Association is organized is to
p:cvicle en entity pursuant to che Florida Condominium Act, which
is ChApter 718, Florida Statutes, for the operation of S~~D r~y
CONDOM!NIUM-SOUTH BAY-1SOl GULF BLVD. and SAND KEY CONOOHINIUM-
Ecur~ ~~Y-1SSl GULP ELVD.. ~ccorcing to Declcr~tions of Condo-
~inium now or here~fter recorded in the Public Recorcs of ?inellas
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2.2 The hssociation shall make no distributions of inco~e to
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3.2 The Association shall have all of the po~e=s and duties
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l~w, and all of the powers And duties reAsonably neceSSAry to
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amended from time to time, including but not limited to the to1-
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e. To make and collect assessments against members as
npartment owners to defray the costs, expenses and losses of the
condominiums, and to ~ccount to each member for assessments
~9Ainst that rnernberls apartment.
b. To use the proceeds of assessments in the exercise of
its powers ~nd duties.
c. The maintenance, repair, replacement ~nd operation of
the property of the condominiums, including easements.
d. The purchAse of insur~nce upon the property of the
condominiums and insur~nce for the protection of the A5soiciation
and its members AS ~partment owners.
e. The reconstruction of improvements after casualty and
the further irnprove~ent of the property.
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respecting the U$e of the property in the con~ominiums. other thAn
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prov ided, not,'eYet, tha t all such regula tians cnd the i r aroendr.l&n ts
~hall be ~P?rovca by not less th~n s&venty~five per cent of the
votes of the entire membership of the ~ssociatlon before cuch
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g. To enforce by legal ce6ns the provisions of the Con-
~o~!n[crn hct, the Oeclcrttions of Condo=inium, these Articles, the
Byl~~s of the hszociation ~nd the p~gul~tions for the use of the
Frz?~rty in the condominiums.
h. To contract foe the ~anagem~nt ~nd waintenanc~ of the
concc~ini~m properties ~nd to ~uthori:e a r.enage~ent ~gent to~s~
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forming such functions as the submission of proposals, collection
of ~ssessm~nts, preparation of r~cords. enforcement of rules ~nd
~aintenance, repair And replacement of the common ele~ents vith
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poses. The Association and its officer$ shall, however, retain at
all times the powers and duties granted by the condominium docu-
~ents ~nd the Condominium Act, including but not limited to the
~aking of assessments, promulgation of rules and execution of con-
tracts on behalf of the Association.
i. To employ personnel to perform the services required
~or proper operation of the condominiums.
j. In no event shall the members of a particular condo-
r-inium be charged with ~ny portion ot the e~penses for Gny ocher
c~ndominium, but shall be charged only for the expenses of their
particular condominium ~nd their equitable share' of the exp,enses
of any common elements, easements, recreational facilities, or
other areas used in common by ~ore than one condominium.
3.3 All funds and titles of all properties acquired by the
~ssociation ~nd their proceeds shall be held in trust for the ~em-
:ers of the c9ndominiums in accordance with the provisions af the
:ccl~r~tions of Condomin!cm, th~se Articles of !nco=~~=~tion, ~nd
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4.1 The members of the AssociAtion shall consist of all of
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:he condominiums shall consist of those who are ~e~bers at the
~ime of such termination and their cucce~sors ~nd ~ssisns.
'4.2 Ch~nge of m~mbership in the ~~sccitticn ~hall be e~t~b-
:ished, ~fter receiving e??::o~al of the hc~ociaticn required by
:he Declarations of Condominium, by recording in the ?ublic Ree-
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1 t.he delivery to the ^ssociA tion of A copy of Guch ins trucent. 'I'he
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Association bnd the membership of the prior owner is terminated.
4.3 The share of a member in the funds and assets of the ASM
sociation cannot be assigned, hypothecated And transferred in any
manner except as an appurtenance to his apartment.
4.4 The owner of each Apartment shall be entitled to one vote
as 'a member of the Association. The manner of exercising voting
rights shall be determined by the Byl~ws of the Association.
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4.5 The terms -apartment- end "apartment o\mers" or "o\:ners"
shall have' the same meaning AS .unit" or "o\.-ner" c.s seme Are de-
fined in the Condominium ~ct.
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Directors
5.1 The'affairs of the Association ~ill be managed by a Boare
consisting of the number of directors determined by the aylaws,
but not less than three directors, ~nd in the absence of such de-
termination shall consist of three directors. Directors need not
oe pernbers of the ~scoci~tion.
5.~ Dir~ctors of the hssociation chell be elected at the ~n-
nual meeting of the ~embers in the menner determined by the By-
laws. Directors may be reMoved ~nd v~c~ncies on the ~oa~d of
Directors shall be filled in the cenner provided in the Eylavs.
5.3 When unit o~ners, other th~n the Developer, o~n fifteen
per cent 115~) or ~ore of the units that will.be opereted by the
;'.s~ocie.tion, the unit o\:ners, ot:l.::r tl'H~:"l the u!:\'t.lc?=:" rhc.ll te
entitled to elect not less th~n one-third (1/3) oE the oe~~ers of
the Board of Dir~ctors. The unit o~ners, other than the Devel-.
epec, shall be entitled to el~ct not 1~5s th~n a ~tjority of the,
me=~ars of the Soard of Dir~ctors rEter the fjrst of the follo~!n9
: occurs: (a) three (3) years ~fter sales by' the Dc:....E:loper heve
!. b'een closed on tit leest fifty per cent (Sot.) of the units to be:
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units that ~ill be operated by the As~oclation have been completed
and when all of the units that Developer intends to offer foe sale
in the ordinary course of business have been sold. The Developer
shall be entitled to elect at least one (1) oember of the Soard of
Directors AS long AS the Developer holds for sale in the ordinary
COUrse of business five per cent (S~) of the units in a condo-
minium operated bi the Association.
5.4 Within sixty (60) days after unit owners, other th~n the
~veloper, are entitled to elect A member or cechers of the Board
of Dir~ctors the ~ssoci&tlQn ~hall c~ll Lnd ~ivc ~ot less than
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ing of the unit owners ~or the purpose of electing these mechers.
5.5 The names and ~ddresses ot the members of the first BOArd
of Directors Hho shall hold office until their succeSSors ~re
~lected and have qualified,.or until renoved, ~re as fQllo~s:
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F. E. 'Fe! iy., Jr.
c. F. Hesner
J. L. J..c!;,l;on
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200 st. 'l'_'1dreh's Dr!. ve
Eellgair, ~lorida 23516
200 St. Ancre~s Drive
E~llcair, ~lorlda 33516
1600 noyal ?al~ Drive South
St. 2etersburs. F1Q~ida 33107
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Officers
The ~ff~!rs of the h~soci~ticn chall be ;d~iniste:cd by the
officers cesisnated in the Sylaws. The officers shall be el~c~ed
by the ~oa:d of Directors ~t its first ~eetins :01lo~in9 the ~n-
nual ~eeting of the rneffibers of the hssociation ~nd &h~ll serve ~t
th~ ple,ture of the ~ozrd of Directors. The na~~s zr.d acclre~~es
of the Officers \:ho chall serve until their t:ucc!::~sors are oesig-
nLted by the Board of Directors are as follows:
President
P. E. Felix. Jr.
200 St. hndrews Drive
Belleair, Florida 33516
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Secret~u:y
c. F. H~9ner 200 St. Andrews Drive
Be11ealr, Florida 33516
J. A. eyerly, Jr. 600 Crant Street
Pittsburgh; Pennsylvania 15230
J. L. Jackson 1600 Royal Palm Orive South
St. Petersburg. Florid4 33707
Vice President
'treasurer
VII.
Indemn i fica tion
Every director ~nd every officer of the 'Association shall be
indemnified by the Association Qgainst all expenses nnd lL~bili-
ties, including counsel fees, rc~sonably incurred by or icposed
upon him in conn~ction ~ith GOY proc~cdin9 or cettlem~nt of ~ny
proceeding to ~hich he may be a party Dr in ~hich he r-ay become
involved by reason of his being or having been a director or of-
ficer of the Association, ~hether or not he is a director or of-
ficer at the time such ,expenses &rc incurred, except vhen the di-
rec~or or o~ficer is cdjuDged guilty of willful cisfeasAnce Dr
rnalfe~s~nce in the performance of his duties; provided thAt in the
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the tc~rd of Dir~ctorG tpprovcs puch cettle~cnt ~nd rei~bu~tcmcnt
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~s b~ing for t~e b~st int~rest of the ~~soci~tion. The foregoing
right of inde~nific&ticn ~h~ll b~ in L~dition to end not c~clu5ive
of ell other rishts to ~hich cuch director or officer :ay be Qn-
tit 1 p.d .
tCLrd of ~ireetc[s ~nd ~~y be Altered, Lrn~nd~d or r~sc!nd~d in the
~~nner provided by the Eyl~us.
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~he fi:st 2yla~ls of the 1'.ssociation shall be adopted by the
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kmendmcnts to the krticles of Incorporation sh~ll be proposed
'cnd adopted in the {allowing manner:
9~1 Notice of the 'subject ~ttec of 4 proposeQ aQend~ent
shall be included 1n the notice of any meeting at which 4 proposed
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amendment is considered.
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be proposed either by the Board of Directors or by the members,of
the ~ssociation. Directors and cernbers not present in person Or
by proxy a~ the meeting considering the a~endment ~ay express
their approval in writing, providing such ~pproval is deliverec to
the secretary at or prior to the Qeeting. ,Except ~s elsewhere
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provided:
ft. Such approvals must be by not less th~n seventy-five
"per cent of the 'entire mernbersh ip of the Bo~rd of Directors ~nd by
not less th~n seventy-five per cent of the ~ote5 of the entire
membership of the Association; or
b. By not less than eighty per cent of the votes of the.
entire membership of the Association.
9.3 Provided, however, that no ~menc~ent shell ~~ke Any
ch~nges in the qualifications for we~bership nor the vo~ing rish~s
of members, nor any change in Section 3.3 of paragraph III, with-
cut t.?pro\'~l in "r i:i:'l9 ~:t ~11 ;.',:::::'.~ecs cnd the joincer of dl
o\,'r.c rs of ::".or t9~'3cs upon the conC:ot:iiniu::.s. 1:0, ..~;.~j.~;:'l:nt shall be
made that is in conflict ~ith the Ccncc~inium Act Dr the Declera-
ticns of Condo~inium.
County, Florida.
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~te str~et ~~dr~ss of the ini~iLl r~~i~ter~c c!fice o~ the'
I.S-!:Dell-tion r)H.ll be 1253 ?<:rl: Street, C1{o~r',:.:.t~r, !"'1.c"ic~r
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<:bove address shall be R. Carlten Hard.
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Subscribers
The names ~nd addresses of the subscribers of this Articles of
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Incorporation are AS follows:
Names
F. E. Felix, Jr.
Addresses
200 St. Andrews Drive
Belleair, Florida 33516
200 St. Andrews Drlve
Be11eair, Florida 33516
1600 Royal Palm Drive South
St. Petersburg, Florida 33707
c. F. Hegner
J. L. Jacr.son
IN Hl'l'NE:SS l:-ziEi''::OF, t.he l.:nelcrdli:ned hc.vc t.~fi~:~d their cigna-
tures.this ~ day of
~uc~~t , A.D. 19~.
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COUNTY OF PINELLAS
BE:FORE HE, the undersigne:d ...uthol:'ity, p~=!:cnL.lly ~::?U.red
F. E. FELIX, JR.. C. F. n~CmE:R <.r,d J. L. JhCKSON, \:ho,z.:ter being
Guly sworn, Dchnowledqed that, they executed the foregoing Articles
of Incorporation for the purposes expressed in such hrticles
this ~ day of Au;USt , A.D. 19!1-.
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BYLAWS
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CLtARWATER ~EY ASSOCIATION-SOUTH B~Y, INC.
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A corpo~otion not [or profit
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Section 1. These 4re the Byl~~s of CLE^R~ATER KEY hSSOCIATION-
SOUTH BAY, INC., INC., called Association by these aylaws, a cor-
poration not for profit under the L&ws of the State of Flor1da"
the Articles of .Incorporation of uhich were filed In the office of
the Secretary of State on Aucust ,S
A.D. 19!!-. The Asso-
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ci~tion h~s been organized for the purpose of ~dministcring S~:D
r.::;y CONDOIUI;!tJH-SOUTH Sf.Y 1501 C::ULF BLVD. ..nd S;J~D I>ZY C01,!:'OHIlPUH-
SOUTH SAY-1S51 GULF BLVD., pursu~nt to Ch~pter 71B,Florida Stat-
utes, called the Condominium Act in these Bylaws, which condo-
miniums .are identified by the n~rnes SAnD I\EY CONDOMINIUM-SOUTH
Z;;.Y-1501 GULF BLVD. t:nd Sf.ND ,I~i' COt~DOHINIUH-SOUTH BA'i-15S1 GULF
BLVD., cnd are located upon the l~nds described in the Decl~ration
of Concominium.
Section ,2. The office of the ~ssoci~tion rhatl be ~t ~DD sc.
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Section J. The ;.ssoc:iotion shall opcrc:te upon the c~lendar
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~e~r ~:~innin9 en the 1st day of J~nucry cnd ~nding on the 31st
d~y of December of c~ch ye~r. The Eoard of Oir&ctors is expressly
~uthori:ed to ch~nge from a calendar year b~sis to c fisc~l year
b~sis ~h~nevcr deemed c~pedient end for the best interests of the
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S~ction (. The se~l of the Association ch~ll be~r the n~Qe of
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Defin! tions
SectIon 1. All ~ords, phr~?es, names ~nd terms used in these
Bylaws, the Declarations of Condominium, the Articles of Incor-
por~tion of the Condominium Association, 6nd Exhibit .A~ attached
to said ~clarations shall have the s~me meaning and be used end
defined the 6~me AS they 'are,in the Condominium Act unless the
context of said instruments otherwise requires.
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The Assoclatlon'
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Section 1. Members. The o~ners of the condominium parc~ls
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sh~ll be the memb~rs of this ~~sociQtion.
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a. Any legal entity capable of ownership of real prop-
erty under the L~ws of Florida shall be eligible for me~ership.
b. Any le9al entity, upon acquiring title to a condo-
rwiniuln parcel, zhalf. ,thereby becor.le 4 t:1~::!;)er of the Associationl
bnd upon the conveyance or transfer of said o~nership, said
owner's membership in the Associ~tion shall automatically cease.
::-tc~ion 2" Plz:ce of l:~-=:.:nC'.!. !:'!e~i.:lS"~ 0: the r.:!!:::.:.e:sh!p
~h~ll be held at the princip~l office 0: pl~ce of ,business of the
'~ssoci~tion, or at ~uch c~h~: suit~ble pl~ce convenient to the
m~~~~r~hip ~s ~ay be desisnated by the Eoard of Directors.
Section 3.' 1-.nnual J.leetinas. The fir st annual meeting of the
~ssociation shall be held on such date cs may be set by the Soard
of Dit~c=ors. There~=ter tbe L:H'll.lal :,.eet:ngs of the J.ssociation
rlH.l1 be held en the Cirst 'Lnur ~d"y of I:~rch of ei.:::h sl.:cceec.ing
yeAr. If the d~y ~o desi~nated (~lls on a legal holiday, then the '
~eeting ~h~ll be held on the first cecular d~y thereafter. ht the
Ln~uLl ~&etjng the ~~rnbers ~&y trL~s.~t cuch business cf the ~~so-
cL~.tion =.s ...:'1 properly COt:l!: ttc.fore the-t::. o;he ti:::e <::nci place of
~ll weetings shLll be set by the directors ~nd the directors by
'majority ~ote may change the date of the Lnnual meeting.
Section 4. Special Meetings. Specio'1l meetings of the mechers
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may be c~:led by the President and shall be called by the Presi-
dent or Secretary At the request in writing of the Board of Direc-
tors or at the request in wri~ing of five (5) me~ber5. Suchre-
quests Gh~ll state the purpose or purposes of the proposed meeting. '
Section 5. Notice of MeetinQs., It shall be the duty of the
Secretary to mail a notice of each annual or special ceeting,
&t~tin9 t~e purpose thereof as well as the time and place where it
, is to be held, to e~ch member of record, at his ~ddress ~s it apw
pears on ~he 'membership books of the Association, and if no such
~ddress ~:?ears, at his last,known place of address, at least
fourteen :ays for ~n annual meeting and five days for a special
~eet!rig, ~rior to such Qeeting ~nd for annual ~eetings the post
laffice ce:tificate of mailing shall be ret~ined ~s proof of. such
meeting. The mailing of a notice in the ~anner provided in this
Section s~all be considered notice served.
Sect!::.n 6. Hinutes. t:i~utes of all l.leetings .shall be k.ept in
b~sinesslike ~~nner tnd ~vailable for ins?~ction by unit QUners
~nd Board members at all re~son~ble time.
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Secti:n 7. l~jori::v of Q-,,'ners. l.s used in these Eyltws, a
"r.:!.jo:-ity of c\'n:rs. s:'z.l:' cc:u::ist c: that r.ur::t>er that l:hall ex-
ceed fifty per cent there.of.
:c.cti::n e. rll..'orc:,:. :O#:-::Jt LS otha:\~.i~e ?rovided in :.hc.se
Byl~~s, t~e ?resence in ;~:~on o~ by proxy of a ~=~jority of
owners~ as defined in Se=t~on 7 of this paresr~ph, ~hall consti-
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c~nnot be orqani:ed bec~~se c quorc~ has not cttend~d, the rne~er5
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Secti~n 10. Votina. At every ~eetin9 of the ~e=bers, the
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o~ner or owners of each unit, or combination of units.'~fther in
person or by proxy, shall have the tight to cast one vote as set
forth in the Declarations. The yote of the majority of those
present. in personoe by proxy. $ball decide Any question brought
before such meeting. unless the question is one upon wtich. by
express provision of statute, or of the Declarations o~ Condo-
minium, or of the Articles of Incorporation. or of these aylaw~1 a
different yote is required, in vhich case such express provision
shall govern and control. If a unit is owned, by more ,than one
person. the person entitled to cast the vote for the unit shall be
designated by a certificate signed by all of the record owners af
the unit .t.ccord!ng to the roster 6'[ unit o\:ners .!:nd filed with t.he
Secretary of the Association. If a unit is c~ned by a corporA-
tion, the person entitled to'cast the vote for the unit Ghall be
designated by a certificate signed by the president or vice presi-
dent And attested ~y the secret~ry or assist~nt secret~:y of the
cor?oratio~ and filed with the Secretary of the Association.
Those certificates shall be valid until revoked or until s~per-
Eececl by a su=se~uent certific"te or ~ntil a change in the o~ner~
chip vf the ~nit co~cerned. A'certific~te d~si~nctin9 the person
~ntitled to e~st the vote for a unit ~ay be revoked by eny o~ner
of a sh!:e in the unit. If a ce~tificate oesisnat.!n; the pers.on
~ntitled to cast the vote for ~ unit is not on file, the vote of
the ".mt\'l ~ l:iilall n<J& be cons ioered in deteri.lining Io'hethe: ~ quorul'a
is pre~ent nor for any other purp~se.
S!.c,;~on 12.. ?rc::!l<s. ,.. r..::;;l:,/H r:.;.,/ "r~~:.nt: l..oj' ::~:.= ::.'1::,.::er,
~ny o~ner of ~n,/ ccn~cminium parcel, the d~veloper. or :he ~anAger
tl;. r. ::::o~:y. ;.nj' ?ro):y C''..1st be filed \lith the sccreta::y ~E::ore the
tp?olnted ~iD~ of .lch meeting.
Section 12. Oreer of ~usin~ss. The order of b~sin~ss 6t ell
~nnuAl or sp~cial ~ee=ings of the ~e~~ers Ehall be ~s follo~s:
11. Roll cllll.
b. Proof of notice of meeting or
waiver of notice.
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occurring between annual meetings of members shall be filled by
the :e~aining Directors.
S':!ction 2. PO\/ErS Lnd Duties. The Elo~rd of Directors shall
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cause. by the vote or a9re~ment in weiting of a majority of the
owners, The vacancy so created shall be filled by the members of
the ~ssocjation. No Director, other than the initial Directors
named in the Articles of Incorporation, or their duly elected re~
plAc~~ents, shall continue to serve on the Board if. during his
term of Office, his membership in the hssociation shall be ~er~
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c. Vacancies. Except, as to vacancies provided by re~
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have the po~ers ~nd duties necessary for the ~dministration of the
affairs of the Association, and may do all such acts and things as
are ~ot by the Declara~ions, the Articles of Incorporation of the
Condc~inium Association, the Condominium Act, or these Bylaws di-
recte~ to be exercised ~nd done by the rne~ers or officers. =he
powers of the Soard shall include, but not be limited to, the
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fort~ in the Condo~iniu~ ~ct end in the ~rtic!es of !ncorporation
of t~e ~~~oci~cion, e~cept ~s li~it~d ~s L:ove ~:o~idec.
b. To prepare ~nc ~cc?e ~n ~nnual operating cudget.
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Gary ~xpenses c.nd e::pendit~res to be s!'lared in .co::,u";,on :.y the re-
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rep~i=s, upkeep ~nd repl~ce~ent of the cc::'~cn ele~ents ~nd for
ccnt::-.s",nc!.es.
c. To pre?..re a cc.tdlcc :'c.?ort of: t;,e l::cts for :.he ?re~
\' i ous year, Lnc present r,L::-d=, lot the ':':"'i:",.uc.l ::',f:* t ing of r:~::-.ber s.
d. To de te r ..oi ne ....ho en"ll l:ct cs legt.l counsel for the
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f. To acquire the necessary personnel necd~d [or the
maintenance, care, and upkeep of the common elements, and Get the
talaries of ' said personnel.
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h. ~stablishrnent of reserves or making Assessments for
betterments to the condominium property.
1. U!t;hin sixty, (60) days following the end' of the fis-
cal year or calendar year of the Association, the Soard of Oirec-
tors chall mail or furnish by personal delivery to each unitouner
c. cc;.:plcte fin~nchl repor t of ~ctual r e-celpts ~~d c):?f:ndi tures
for the previous twelve (12) months. The report shall sho~ the
e~ounts of receipts by accounts and receipt classifications &nd
shall show the amounts of expen~es bY, accounts and e~pense clas-
sifications, including, if c.pplicc.ble, but not limited ~o the :cl-
'lowing:
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Cost for security;
?rofe~~ional t~d ~~nagernent taes and
e:-:;-~nses;
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(4) Cost for recreation facilities;
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v ices;
(6) Ex?enses for lawn care;
(1) Cast for buil~ing ~ainten~nce ~nd repai[~
(E) !..!:u:.;:nce costs;
(9) ;',crninist[~tive "and salary e);pe:1~es; '~nd
(1'0), c;~n"r~l rf;5arves, t:'.~i:;tE~~:'1CE: rc:sfO....C:5 !:nd co:!-
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The report, upon \:ritten request, t'hl!ll b'=! t'~nt to the
holders, insurers or 9uar~ntors of bny !!rst rnortq~qe on ~ unit
Gnd, if required, the report shall be in the form of en Ludited
!1n~nci41 stAtement.
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reasonable business hours or under other reasonable circumstances.
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to unit o~ners and holders, insurers or guarantor& of first mort-
gages current copies of the Declarations of Condominium, the By-
laws and other rules concerning the Association, and the books,
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records and financial statements of the Association.
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Section 3. Manaoement Aaent. The Board of Directors may em-
ploy for the Association a man~gement agent at a compensation es-
t~blished by the Board for the manaaement and maintenance of the
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sist, the ~ssociation in carrying out its powers by perfor~ing such
!uncticns ~s the submission of propo5~lsl collec~ion ,of LS5ess-
ments, preparation of records, enforcement of rules and mainte-
nance, repair and replacement of the common elements ~ith funds as
shall be made available by the Association for such purposes. The
Association and its officers shall, however, retain at all ti~es
the pc~ers ~nd duties gran~ed by the condominium doc~~ents ~nd the
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~c~~~ent5, ?rcmule~ticn of rules_~nd e~ecution of c=ntr~c~s on
b~h~lf of the hssoc!~tion;
Section 4. Co~oen~ation. !~o co~pensation shall be paid to
~irectors lor their services ~s directors. Ho re~~ner~tion shall
be paid a'director for services performed by him for the Associa-
tion, in any other capacity, unless a resolution authorizing such
rc~uneration shall have been unani~ou5ly adopted by the Board of
Dir~c~ors ~e!ore the 5~rYices ere ~n'art~ten.
Section 5. Orcani:ation I:eeting. The first meeting ot the
Eo&rd of vir~~Lors ~h~ll be held ~ithin t~n C~~5 ~!ttr the ~~~u~l
L~~b~rs' ~,~tins. ~t =~=h ?lace C5 =~all be fi~ed ~y ~he E~Lrd ~nd'
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order leghlly to constitute such meeting, providing 011 of the
Eoard of Directors shall be present.
Section 6. Reoular HeetinQs. Regular meetings of the direc-
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totS may be held at such time and place as shall be deter~ined,
from time to time, by A majority of the directors, but at least
two such meetings shall be held during each fiscal year. Hotice
of regular meetings of the Board of Directors shall be given to
each director, personally or by mail, telephone or telegraph, at,
least three days prior to the day named for such meeting.
Section 7. Special Meetinq!. special meetings of the Board
of Directors may be called by ~he President on three days' notice
to ~ach director,' given ~rsonally or by mail. telephone or tele-
9r~ph, ~hich notice shall state the time, place (~S herein~bove
provi~Qd) ~nd purpose of the meeting. Sp~cial meetings of the
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Eo~td of Directors shall 'be called by the ?resident ~nc Secretary,
in like banner ~nd on like notice, on the written request of at
least two directors.
Section B. Notice of Meetings to Unit ~ners. Meetings of
the Soard of oirectors'5hall be open to all unit owners and no-
tices of meetings shall be posted conspicuously forty-eight (~B)
hours in advance for the attention of unit owners, except in an
c:;.~:~::':1cy. I,:ctice at' t.ny !:leet!..; \lhcl:e ,..=:~!':-:;,cnts .:~ainst t:nit
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t~in a statement that ~s~essm~nts eill be considered and ~he'
r.,!. tUl' I! vI' such c::>s~ssments.
Section 9. Waiver of Notice. Eefore or at ~ny meeting of the
Eoard of oirec:ors. ~ny director ~ay, in writing, waive notice of
iuch me~tin9, t.nd such waiver shall be dee~ed e~uivalent to the
giving of cuch not~ce. ~ttc~'Lnc~ by t. cli::~ctor t.: Lny :EEt!ns of
the :So<:ro 'of Directors shall be a \~aiver of notice by hi::! of the
ti~e ,nd plLce :~erLcf. If ..11 the di::~ctors ~::c pr~5ent at Lny
~ceting ~f the eo.:rd, no notice th~ll be r~~~ir~d t.n~\L~Y bu=!~e=s'
~~y be tr~n=acted at such ~eetin9'
Sr:ctfon 10. 1-:inutes. "Hinutes of ~ll m~etings of the Board of
Directors ~nd of the unit o~ners shall be kept in businesslike
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Sect10n ll. Quorum. At all meetings of the Board of Direc-
tors a majority of the directors shall constitute a quorum for the
transaction of business, and the acts of the majority of the di-
rectors present at a meeting at which a quorum i~ present shall be
the acts of the Board of Directors. If at any meeting of the
,Board of Directors there be less than a quorum present, the major-
ity of those present may adjourn the meeting from time to time.
At ~ny such adjourned meeting, 6ny business ~hich might have been
transacted at the meeting as originally called may be transacted
~ithout further notice.
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Section 12. ridelity Eones. ~he ~oard of Directors shall
require that all officers and employees of the Association ~ho
control or disburse Association funds ,shall furnish adequate
fidelity bones, with 'the premiums of such bonds to be paid by the
;'ssoc i.a t ion.
Section 13. Desianation of Officer. The principal orricers
of the Association shall be President, a Vice ?resident~ a Secre-
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their jlolclgrnent. r....y ::'e necess!.:y.
Section 14. ~!action o! Officers. The officers of the Asso-
ciztion shall be elected ~~nu~lly by the So~rd of Direc=ors at the'
ocs~ni=ation weeting of elC~ ne~ Board, Qnd shall hold o:fice at
t~e ?l~tEu:e of thE: E~':e.
S~ction 15. ?e~oval of Officers. Upon ~n ~ffir~ati~e vote of
~ MLjority of the ~~~~~rs of ~he ~oard of Pirec~ors, ~ny officer
-::.:.y lJ~ rc.:..::ved, t::l:.!lar .:ith or dthout ceuse, <::10 t-,is tuccc~sor
clt::c~~d ~t .ny resular weE:ting of the ~oard of Directo:s, or at
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eny special meeting of the Board called for such pur?ose.
Section 16. President. The president shall be the chief exe~
cutive officer of the Association. He shall preside at all meet~
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hAve all of the general po~ers and duties which ace usually yested
in the office of president of the Association.
Section 1'. Vice President. The vice president shall taKe
the place of the president and perform his duties whenever the
president shall be ~bsent or unable to act. If neither the presi-
dent nor the vice president is able to act, the Beard of Directors
shall appoint some pther cember of th~ Board to do 50 on an in-
terim basis. The vice president shal~ also perform such other
duties as shall from time to time be imposed upon him by the Board
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Section 19. Treasurer. The treasurer shall h~ve responsi-
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Section lB. Secretary. The Gecretary shall keep t~e winutes
of all meetings of the Board of Directors, and the minutes of all
meetings ~f the Association: he Ghall have charge of such books
and papers as the Board of Directors may direct; and he shall, in
general, perform all the duties incident to the ~f!ice of secre-
tary.
bility for ;.tsoci~tion f~nds ~~d.~~c~r!:!es, Lnd :~~ll ~e r~~
sponsible for ~eeping full ~nd ~ccur~te ~ccounts of ~ll receipts
~nd disburs~rnents in books belonsing to the Association. He shall
be responsible for the deposit of all ~cnies end other valu~ble
effects in the neme, and to ~he credit, of the Association in such'
depositories ~s mey from time to time be designated by the Bo~rd
of Directors.
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, ;.ssessment tnd Collection of Common ::xcenses
Ztch unit o~ner Ehall share that percentage of ~he CC,,~=n ex-
pcn~cs, ~ncl o~m that p~rc~nttge of the cc~~on ~U.?~~5, !~ ~i:~ct
rel~tionEhip to :.he percent.tgc of the cc~:'.on elc:;.en~s c~':-.ed by
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said unit o~ner. Assessments for the common expenses, including
those required under any Management Contract, including re~sonable
attorneys' fees and other ~osts of coll~ct1n9 any assessments,
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shall be secured by A lien ~gAinst the condominium parcel against
which it is made and such lien shall arise in favor of the Asso-
ciation and shall corne into effect upon recordation of the Oeclar-
ations of Condominium. Said lien shall date back to the date of
the Declarations and shall be prior to the creation of any home-
steed status or any subsequent lien or encumbrance, e~cept thAt
said lien shall be subordinate and infecio; to that of any insti-
tutional first mortgage. Assessments shall be made not less fre-
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,funds in Ldvance for payment of all of the anticipated current
operating expenses ~nd for all of the unpaid operating ex?enses
previously incurred.
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Pursuant to Article IV. Section 2, paragraph b of these By-
laws, the BOArd of Directors shall have the pover ~nd cuty of pre-'
paring and adopting an ~nnual cper~ting budget for ~he hssocia-
Hen. The Board of Directors shall mail a meeting .notice and
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'unit Olmers not 1llSS then thirty ,(,3D) days prior to the i.:eet:.ng at
rlhich the b:.ldget \Jill be considered,. The r.leeting ~ill be open to
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the unit o~ners in ~ny fisc~l or calendar year e~ceecing one
hundred fifteen per cen~ 1115~) of the cssessments for t~e pre-
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(lOt) of thl': <:;'li t 0\.';'\'::: s to the t:,.:::c, :)-...11 cz.ll E- sp!!.::i=.l :~.:l~t-
lng of the unit ~wners ~ithin thirty (30) days, upon not less than
ten (10)' days' \~r i tten r.otice to ,,~ch unit o\:ner. .;t the =pecLe.l
,,,!,::,c,tins. ~nit c\.'nc:s "rl~ll c::-r;:;ioer L,ne e:n<:.ct a bues-ee, l;nd the
L~o?tion of ~uch bua~et ~hell require a vote of not less th~n a
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unit o~ners At ~ meeting of mer-bers or in ~ritin9, =nd if the
budget or proposed budget is ~pproved by the uni~ owners At the
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me~tin9 or by a majority of all unit o~ners in writing, the budget
sh~ll be ~dopted. ~ In determining whether assessments exceed one
'hundred fifteen per cent (1151) of similar Assessments in prior
years, any'authori~ed provisions for reasonable reserVeS for re-
p~ir or replacement of the condominium properties; anticipated
, expenses by the Condominium Association which are not anticipated
to be incurred on a .regular or annual basis, or assessments for
. betterments 'to' the condominium properties shall he excluded from
the computation.
The proposed ~nnu~l budget of commOn expenses shall be de-
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classifications; inCluding, if applicable, but not limited to,
those e~p~nses listed in Section 718.504(201, Florida Statutes.
In ~ddition to annual operating expenses, the budget shall include'
reserve accounts for capital expenditures and deferred mainte-
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replacemen~; building painting, .:;nd pCiver.,ent resurfacing., The
~~ount to be reserved shall be cowputed by ~eans of a foe mula
which is b~sed upon estimated life and esti~ated replacewent cost
of e~ch r~serye itc=. These ;:oviiicns Eh~11 not cpply to bud;ets
in \~ich th~ ~ecbers of the A~cociation have, by a vote of the
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hct~ci~tion, determined for a fisc~l yea: to provice no reserVe or
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VI1.
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The t.j'l!.\,'s of the ;.!:soci..:ion r.'..!:y be :::.od!:ied, ~r.lended or re-
vok~d; unless E?ecific~lly r~ohibitec else~hcre herein, ~t Lny
:eqular or special r.:ee!:.inq 0:, :'he :;'l"::::bers of the Associaticn by
~Ot l~~s thIn &evcnty-fiveptr c~nt of the votes of the ent~!~
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teen (H) days' notice of said r.,eeting hl:s been given to the ::Ie=:.-
bers of the hs~ociation, ~hich notice cont~ined a full stAtement
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Notices to Mortgagees
An institutional mortgagee, 45 defined in Article XX of the
Declarations.of Condominium, which is the holder, insurer or guar-
antor of a first mortgage on a unit shall, upon written request to
the Association, identifying the nami ~nd address of the holde~, '
insurer or guarantor, ~nd the unit number or address, be entitled
to timely written notice of:
a. Any condemnation loss or ~ny casualty loss which af-
fects a material portion of the condominium developments or ~ny
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unit on uhich th~re !s a first j.\ortgc:ge held I insured or 9ua'~
~ntecd by the institutional por~gagee;
b. Any delinquency in the payment of assessments or
charges owed by any owner of a unit subject to a first mo~t9age
held, insured or guaranteed by such institutional j.\ortgagee, ,which
remains uncured for a period of sixty (60) days:
c. Any lapse, cancellation or ~aterial ~ocification of
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d. Any proposed zction I:hich \:ould ret;!uire "-he consent of
~ ~p~cifi~~ pe.cent~ge of the hOlcers, in~urE:s or SUlr~ntors of
fir s t Illor tga2es .
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ASSOCIATIOII-SOUTH SAY true., a corpor~tion not for profit under
t~e Lz..\~s .of the S"t~te of f'!C:::CE I .:.~ l:.~ f!.:~~ r~~~i:-~; c: ~~e
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2 BA I:hr ooms) 403, 401, 503,
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2 Bathrooms) 402, 406, 502,
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130,00
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Clearwater, FL 33546
RE: Purchase of Unit No.
Sand Key 'Condominium-south Bay-1501 Gulf Blvd.
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THE urlOERS IGNED acknowl edges that the docl.Il1cnts checked below have been
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AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO THE DECLARATION
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FORM OF AGREEMENT fOR SALE
RULES AND REGULATIONS
COVENANTS AND RESTRICTIONS
GROUND LEASE
MANAGEMENT AND MAINTENAf{; E cofllRACTS
FOR MORE THAN ONE YEAR
RENEWA~LE MANAGEMENT CONTRACTS
LEASE OF RECREATiONAL AND OTHER
FACILITIES TO BE USEO EXCLUSIVELY
BY UNIT OWNERS OF SUBJECT CONDOMINIUM
FORM OF UNIT LEASE IF A LEASEHOLD
DECLARATION OF StRVITUDE
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THIS AGREB~ENT made end entered Into this
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1985. A. D.. by Ilnd between the SEABOARD MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INC.
horel nafter referred to IlS the ttHanllger". and
Il corporation not for profit under the Laws of the State of Florida.
here/nefter col/ed the 1tAssoclet/on".
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WHEREAS. Assocllltlon Is Il condominium and deems It to be In Its best
Interest to enter Into this contract which provlde~ for professIonal
management operation and malntenllnce of Its condominIum property referred to '
below; and
WHEREAS. the parties hereto desIre to enter Into this Agreement for the
performance of maIntenance operatIon and mllnagement for Association 'as
hereinafter provIded for that condominium property consIsting of ______ units
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WHEREAS. It Is the purpose of this Agreement to provide tor Il broad end
complete pllln of management operation llnd maintenance for the condo~lnlum
property as descrIbed herein. and for the purpose of relievIng the officers
and directors of the Association from certain responsIbilitIes as delegated'
In the Agreement llnd In the DeclaratIon of Cond~~lnlum herelnofter referred
to as "Declaratlontt; and
See, Exhibit nAif attached hereto and by thIs
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EXClUSIVE RIGHT TO 'Jf,llAr.E AN!) tl.PdltrA IIh
The Menager Is hereby gIven the exclusive right to menage and maintain
the condominIum property In accordance with this Agreem&nt to the exclusion
of all others.
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PURPOSE OF THIS er.RFFMFlfr'
The purpose of,enterlng Into this Agreement Is to rellevo the IndIvidual
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members of the Assocletlon from tho duties and responsibIlities of handlIng
the details of managing the Association. as set forth he~eln, and from the
duties and responsibilities of maintaining tho condominium property. and for
the purpose of providing efficIent. competent. professional, comprehensive
and continuous management for the condominIum property.
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MA IIITEHANCF PROV IDrn BY '.~AHAGFR:
T~e Manager shalt cause all common areas In:
which are available for use at any time by the Me~bers of Association"
IncludIng walkways. roadways and recreatIonal 8rea~ as provIded for hereafter
~nd the condominium property to be maintained and repaIred, for losses
occasIoned by ordinary wear and tear caused by usage and caused by the
elements. Said areas shall be maintaIned In a first cl~ss condition so the
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shall maintaIn the exterior of the Building. which Is part of the condomInium
property. as well as all areas of common use In the Building painted where
saId areas are Initially paInted. end shat I furnish tho necessary repairs to
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wIring whIch serves the BuildIng and wh!ch serves the Indlvl~ual unlt~
through the co~~on elements. The M~nager shol I molntol~. care for ond
fertIlIze the lown. gllrdens, trees end shrubbery locot"ed on the condc:nlnlum,
property and on the other ar~as of common use. The Manager shall conduct Il
progrem of periodIc and continuous maintenance to fulfil I the requlrements'of
thIs Agreement, and It Is understood that the lJ.anager has the exclusive .rlght
to make the decIsions ~hen any maintenance, repair or lawn or shrubbery care
needs to be or Is performed. The Manager shal I not be responsible for any'
~emeges ceused by coy Act of God. whIch shall Include but shill I not be
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Manager be responsible for any repair to the unIts. or the repair of any
appliances. plumbing. wirIng or any ducts located.thereln, or cny heatIng or
air condItioning equipment servIng any Individual units.
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f,AR9AGF. TRASH. TEl F?HOW~ t. EXTERMtNA"(IOU SFRVICES:
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The M~n~ger sh~II, as'dlrected by tho AssocIation, m~ke contracts for
electricIty, water. sew~ge, garbage and trash as Is aVall~ble and provIded by
the governing municipalIty. Other necessary servIces such as fuel 011,
telephone. vermin extermination. If needed for the operatIon. wIll be
contracted for In behal f of the Assoc I lit I on by the Manager. The '.!anagllr
shall also place orders for such equipment, tools. appliances and supplies ,as
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IN5~I$ANCE FOR CONDOM I NIIIM PROPffiU:
As directed by the AssociatIon, the Manager shall caUse to be pl~ced In
effect and continued until otherwIse advised through the same procedure such
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forms of Insurance, or other requIrements (as contractually required under,
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AssocIatIon and/or any other legal document bindIng on the members of the
AssocIation) to properly and adequately protect the AssocIation, Its officers
and directors end Its m~~bers, as their 'Interests may appear. All Insurance
~rotectlon so ~uthor,zed shall be ,placed wl~h reput~ble'and financIally sound
Insurance c~~panles after acceptance by the AssociatIon. OrigInal polIcies.'
and endorse.':Ients ar-e to' be ret~ I ned for the Assoc l.!It Ion by the /.!t:nt:ger, and
copies of same are to be provld.d to the Association. All such polIcIes
shall provide that payments fo~ lesses covered the~eunder shal I be made
payable to the AssociatIon. Tile Mcnage~ shall promptly Investigate and make
ful I report for the AssocIation of al I accidents or cl~lms fol'" dcmc;e to
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specifIcally perform the follo~ln9;
1. Tr 1m trees as needed. ' ,
2. Rake leaves.
3. Remove 16aves and tree cuttIngs.
4. CI een park I ng ~reas. "
5. Repaint parking guIde lines as needed.
6. Have regular InspectIons made to elevators as required by
law and to have same repaired whenever requIred.
1. Mow grass In co~~on arees.
6. Edge grass In common areas.
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10. PaInt all outside areas of buIldIng originally painted as
needed duo to norma I \l'ear and tear.'
11. Trim shrubbery.
12. Remove and dispose of 5hrubbery cuttings.
13. Forti I Ize shrubbery.
14. Clean and maintain common areas.
15. Replace light bulbs In co~~on areas.
16. Clean common restrooms.
17. Paint common restrooms as needed due to normal wear and tear.
lB. 'MaintaIn outside driveways.
19. MaIntain outside parking areas.
20. Clean garbage and trash areas.
21. Clean sIdewalks.
22. MaIntain sidewalks.
23. r~alntaln. bulbs In outside lIghts.
24. Properly malnts'ln all com:llon recreational areas illnd facilIties
Including, but not limited to. swimming pool and any other
areas whIch could be considered of a common recreilltlonol
nature.
25. Clean and maIntain entrance lobby and all elevator lobbies.
26. Clean common storage areas.
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maintenance not specifically mentioned hereIn whIch It deems to be In the
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Nothing In this contract shal I be construed as Imposing an obi 19atlon on .
the ~lanager to be respons Ib I e for any g I ass breakage I n the condom I n I um
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schedule as dIrected by the AssociatIon.
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The lJ.anager shall csslst the DIrectors of the AssociatIon In prepcrlng
the AssociatIon's Annual Operating BUdget. In addItIon, the r'~anager shall'
asslst.~h~ Assoclctlon In the conduct of the Board of Directors ~eetlngs and
Annual AssocIatIon ~eetlnss as said ~eetlnS5 may be held fro~ tlrr.e to tIme.
The I.~anager shall heve the re~ponslblllty of safe\(eeplng all the orIgInal
documents executed by the Soard or by the AssociatIon, and the responsibilIty
of safekeeping th~ minutes of meetings of the Soard of DIrectors end the
AssocIation. SaId mInute books shal I be evellable to the OffIcers, DIrectors
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RFI ATIONS BETi','!:EIl THE A~SO~I"TlOt~ Arm THE MArlAGER'
The Manager and the Officers and Members of the AssocIation wll I maIntain,
buslnessl Ika relatIons at all tImes. The Manager and the AssoClatlo~ shal I
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remedy any complarntsthat mIght be receIved. All problems or co~~latnts
that arc beyond the JurIsdictIon of the Manager to rectIfy vIII be referred
to the Offlcors of the AssociatIon.
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COMMOtJ EXPEUSES. FE=S AND L JEN FOR tJOIIPAYMEIlT:
All payments of fees for common expenscs by each member at the
AssocIation, l!:S Ider,tlfled In Exhibit tlB", attechod hereto, shall be due on
the first of oach month and shall be In default If not paid by the tonth,
(lOth) of each month. In the event of default by, an AssociatIon member, the
,Assoclatlcn specIfIcally delegates to the Manager the authority to place a
lien hereunder to be ff l,ed I n the name cf and on behal f of the Associ atlon.
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purpose of operatln; and melotelo/ng the A550cl~tlon property In the manner
descrIbed herein. 71'1e "~l!:nager shall also melntaln a ccmprehenslve system of
off I ce records and e::count of each Illember of the AssocI etl on show I n9 tho
amounts pal d to dllt5 by each member. . These records sha II be subject to '
examInatIon by the Assoclatlbn or Its members at any tIme during nermal
buslne~s, hours of t~e ~enager.
The Manager she I assist I~ the c~llectlon of any specIal essess~Gnts
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such direct expenses at Managor1s cost on a monthly basis. Manager's'
Invoices to Association for such relmbursemont shal I reflect supporting
detell to adequately cnd accurately describe and substantIate all
expendItures made on behal t at the Assocllltlon. '
Manager shllll maIntain and administer a working fund account as referred
to In ArtIcle XI herein for purposes of payment of all operating and
maintenance expenses made on behalf of and for the benefit of the
Association. AI I funds shall be retaIned In such account until ex~ended by
the Manager as provided hereIn.
~~nager shall not be liable for debts Incurred on behalf of the
AssocIation In connection with the Manager's perfo~mance of the terms and
obllgatlons'of this Agreement. .Wlth respect thereto. the Assocllltlon will'
hold Manager hllrmless on account thereof should gross receipts be
Insufficient to defray ell expenses contemplated hereunder.
Noh'lthstend Ing !lnyth Ing to the contrary contained In th Is Agr6e.'llent, the
Manager shall' not be required to perform any act or duty hereunder Involving.
the expenditure of money unless the Manager shall have In Its possession
suffIcient funds available therefor. In the event the Association does not
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heve sufficient funds for the Manager to perform alf of the duties ,and
oblIgatIons provIded for hereunder, Manager shall promptly notIfy the
Association that an assessment may be necessary to provide the necessary
amount.
It Is'understood and agreed thot the AssocIatIon shall have the right to
exe~lne or audit the books and accounts of the AssocIatIon as maintained by
the Manager at any tIme durIng the norl"l:l !;uslness hours of the "~na8er.
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(8~) of the ~onthly maintenance fee l;:ssessed ebch condominIum unit or eight
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the Association condominium property, whIchever 15 the greeter, In addItIon.
to the dIrect cost of operating end maintainIng the AssocIation con~omlnlum
property as Is provided herein.
Payment of the management fee by Association wll I be on a monthly basis.
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Tho torm of thIs contr~ct shell be twelve (12) months followIng the date
of Its execution by both partIes and shall be 8utom~tlcally renewed 'and
extended to the successive twelve (12) month period unless terminated as
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1. The Manager shall not, under any cIrcumstances. be I leble' under or by
roa!on of thIs Agreement, either dIrectly or IndIrectly, for any accIdent,
Injury. brellkllge or' dami!lge of any machlnerY,or applli!lnce not Ilttrlbuteble ,to
the actIon or Inaction of the Manager or of any of Its employees, agents or
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detentIon or d~lay In furnIshIng materIels or faIlure to perform Its dutle? .
liS hereInabove provIded when such Is caused by tIre, flood, strIke. Ilets of
civil or mIlitary author ltles, or by' InsurrectIon or riOT, or by IlnYi other'
cause wh I ch Is unavo I dab I e or beyond the contro I of the I,lanager or of any of
Its employees, Ilge~ts or servants.,
2. The assumption of I labll111es and duties by the Manager hereunder
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servl~e llnd electric service as [s llvallable by the governing munlclpllllty.
It Is specifically understood Ilnd llgreed that the ~enager shel I only be
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hereunder. Neve~theless, Mllneger shall not be Illlble for actulllly furnishing
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NO RESPONSIBILtTY FOR REPLACEMENT:
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Even though the Manager has contracted to maintain and repair certain
Items as set forth in this Agreement, the Manager does not assume nor
contract to replace an)' of the streets I s i dewal ks, park I ng lots, Sel'(er pipe,;; '.
el evatars, wa ter pi pes. 1 ;ght pol es. underground wi ri ng, or any bui 1 ding 'or
element thereof, or any type situated on the Ass~ciation property, if said
Items are destroyed due to an)' reason whatsoever, or if said i~ems need to be
replaced due to obsolescence.
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In the event of any emergency in which damage is done or being threatened
to the condominium property; the Nanager shall have authority to act for the
Association in meeting such emergency. Said emergencies may include, without
limitation, fires, tornadoes, wars, hurricanes or other acts which require
immediate action. Any,costs incurred by the Manager pursuant to this
paragraph shall be paid for by the Association if not covered by insurance.
However, in no event shall the Manager 'or the Association be obligated to
'extend monies or services ,for the repair or replacement of any' ~ro~ert\es or
personalty not a part of the common elements of the condominium.
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M!SCELlAUEOUS PROVISIONS:
A. The Manager shall employ at least one (1) person to carry out its
duties hereunder. SpeCific services of the Manager will be provided when'and
as needed, but it is the intent of this Agreement that Manager provide
full-time management services.
B. " Tni s Ag reement sha 11 canst itute the enti re Agreement bebleen the
contrac:~ng parties, and no variance or mco7fications thereof shali be valid
and e~forceable, except by supplemental agr~ement in \~riting, executed and
approved in the same manner as in this Agreement.
C. [nvalidation of any portion of this contra~t or any provision'
contained herein shall in no way affect any other provision which shall
remain in full force and effect.
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of the parties hereto. This Agreement is freely assignable b)' ,the r"anager
and cannot be assigned by Association without written consent of the Nanllger.
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yeor first above written.
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In t~e Presence of~
SEABOARD' '.IANAGEMWT ,SERVICES, INC.
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CLEARWATER KEY ASSOCIATION-
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STATE OF FLORIDA
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COUNIY OF PINELLA5
I HEREBY CERTIFY that this day In the next above n~med State and,County
befc-e me, an officer duly authorized and actIng. personally appeared
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per~~ns described In and who executed the foregoing Mllnagement Agreement and
they acknowledged then and there before me that they executed the same as
such officers for tho purpose therein expressed; and that the said Agreement
Is t,e act and'deed of said company.
~ITNESS my hand and official soal this
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STAT! OF FLORIDA
Co:J~;;-y OF P!rIELLAS
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1 HERESY CERTIFY that,thls day In the next above named Stete and County
'oefc-e me. an officer duly authorIzed and acting, personally Ilppeared
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to ~~ known to be the persons described In and who, executed the foregoing
rl,lln~2ement Agreement llnd they acknolo' I ~dged then and there bet ore me that they
exec~ted the same as such offIcers for the purpose therein expressed; ~nd
th~7 the said Agreement Is the oct ~nd deed of said company.
n'ITtlESS my hand and official se~1 this
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,Association: Clearwater Key Association ~
In the event of conflict with any provision in the original Management
Agreement, this Addendum is intended to supersede and control. The
'additional terms and conditions are as fo11ow:
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1. Al' capital expenditures are subject to the approval of the Board of
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2. The Association shall pay the Manager a management fee of eight
percent (B%) of the approved annual operating budget excluding
management fee. The eight percent (8%) management fee wi 11 not, be
paid on those capita' expenditures that are not included in the
annual operating budget (in other words~ those items that are
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Sara Ann Yeary, Secretary
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PmeriFirst florida Tru,t COnl1lA01
1301 U. S. 19 South. SuIt" 100
Clearwater, FL 33546
RE: Sand Key Condominltm-Soulh 04y-1501 Gutf Btvd.
Clearwater, Florida
ChQozom
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This leller will authQrize you, on our and/or our assigns' behalf, to accept
deposits, as escrow agent. (rom proposed purchasers und~r the terms and
cond 1t ions 50l forth tn th Is aqruemunt, in the Purchase Agreement for Sand Key
Condominium-Soulh 84y.1501 Gulf Dlvdt and in accordance with Florida
condolllinflJl1 law. .,
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Sand K~y Condomin\um-South "ay-1501 Gulf Blvd. is a completed condominiu~ Whose
certificale of occupancy was issued on June 28, 1983. The Declaration of
Condominium is r~cord~d in Official Records Book 5617t 5tarLin~ at page 283, of
the Publ ic Records of Pinellas County, ,Florida. , :."; .
You agree to hold the d~posfts made by all proposed purchasers (all of which
may be commtngl~d}~ in accordance with the Purchase Agreement and with Florida
law, in ono or more interest-bearing trust accounts insured by an agency of the
United States. Such funds must be available for withdrawal at atl reasonable
times. All withdrawals shall require the signatures of a duly authorized
reprcsontat1vc of the Oeveloper and the Purchaser or 'his agent. unless;
1. Th~ Purchaser properly terminates the conlract pursuant to its terms, in
which evcnL, the deposited funds inclUding accrued interest shall be paid to
the buyer; or
Z, The Purchaser defaults in the performance of his obligations und~r the
contract. in which event the funds shall be paid to the Developer tog~ther
w\th any interest earned. pursuant to Section 501.1375 florida Statutes. if
applicable; or
3. No disbursement of the deposited funds has occurred by any of the i
aforem~ntioned methods. in which event said funds together with interest
shall be disbursed to the Developer at closing. .
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Your services as Escrow Agent shall be compensated pursuant to a separate
written agreement between us, as D~veloper, and you, as escrow agent.
We may direct you at any time to pay all deposits to such other escrow agent as
we may designate. You may resign at any time upon fifteen (is) days. written
notice and upon payment of all funds deposited wfth you pursuant hereto, if
any, to any successor escrow agent designated by us, and upon such designation,
and payment of deposits (if deposits are then in your account(s)), you shall be
relieved of all obligations hereunder.
You may act in reliance upon any writing or instrument or signatur~ which you,
in good faith, believe to be genuine, may assum~ the validity and accuracy of
any statements or assertion contained in such writing or instrument; and may
assume that any person purporting to gilte any writing, not ice, adv ice or .
instruction in connection wlth the provisions hereof has been duly authorized
to do,so. You shall not be liable in any manner for the sufficiency Or
correctness as to form, manner of execution, or validity of any written
instructions delivered to you, nor as to the identity, authority, or rights of
any person executing the same. Your duties shall be limited to the safekeeping
of the deposits and for disbursements of same in accordance with the writt~n
instructions described above. You undertake to perform only such duties as are
e~pressly set forth herein. and no implied duties or obligations shall be read
into this Agreement against you. Upon your diSbursing the deposit of a i
purChaser in accordance with the provisions hereof, the escrow shall terminate
as regards said,purchaser's deposits, and you shall thereafter be released of
all liability hereunder in connection therewith.
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You may consult with counsel of your own choice and shall have full and
cemplete authorization and protection for any action taken or suffered by you
hereunder in good faith and in accordance with the opinion of such counsel.
You shall otherwise not be liable for any mistakes of fact or errors of
judgment, or for any acts or omissions of any kind unless caused by,your
misconduct or gross negligence, and we. as Developer, agree to ind~nify and
hold you harmless from any claims. demands, causes of action, liability.
damages, judgments. including the cost of defending any action against you
together with any reasonable attorneys. fees incurred th~rewith, in connection
with your, undertaking pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Escrow
Agreement, unless such act or omission is a result of y~ur misconduct or gross
negligence.
In the event of a good faith disagreement about the interpretation of this
Agreement, or about the rights and obligations. or the propriety, of any action
contemplated by you hereunder, you may, at your sole discretion, file an action
in interpleader to resolve the said disagreement. You shall be ind~nifi~ by
us. as Developer, for all costs, including reasonable attorney's fees. in
connection with the ,afor~said interpleader action. No such action shall be
filed where your required course of action is clearly dictated.
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CO~NT Mooling Doto: 12/03/92
SUBJECT: PURCHASE OF DREW STREET PROPERTY
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RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: APPROVE CONTRACT TO PURCHASE 31.4 ACRES OF LAND ON
DREW STREET, DESCRIBED AS M & B 44/01 AND A PORTION OF M & B 43/01 IN SECTION
8-29-16 FOR $1,500,000, ($1,375,000 IN CASH FROM THE CITY AND $125,000 IN FORM
OF A 501-C3 IRS GIFT TO THE CITY); AND RELATED SURVEY, ENGINEERING AND CLOSING
COSTS OF $50,000 FOR A TOTAL DOLLAR COST TO THE CITY OF $1,425,000.
~ and that the appropriate officials be authorlzQd to execute same.
BACKGROUND: At the city commission Work Session of November 2, 1992, staff
proposed the purchase of the subject property for $1,500,000 plus $50,000 for
survey, closing costs and engineering for a total cost of $1,550,000.
Following discussions, the city commission denied the proposal and directed
staff to get back with the owners with an offer of $1,250,000. In accord with
this direction, staff so informed the owners and the owners, in a letter dated
November 11, 1992 from Mr. John Gerlach, reconfirmed their bottom line at
$1,500,000. However, as a result of continued discussions between staff and
owners, Mr. Gerlach, in a letter (see attachment 1) dated November 1S, 1992,
proposes to convey the subject 31. 40 acres of land to the city for the
original price of $1,500,000, except that the city would pay only $1,375,000
in cash while the remaining $125,000 would be gifted to the city as provided
for under the 501-C3 IRS code. The dollar cost of $1,375,000 is intended to
meet the city half-way between the original price of $1,500,000 and the
Commission's latest offer of $1,250,000.
The subject property is located west of the Eddie C. Moore Recreation
Complex as shown on attachment #2. Approximately 11 acres are proposed to be
reserved for 3 regulation softball fields, parking lot and other ancillary
facilities. Additionally, a 50' wide strip along the north property line will
join the subject property to Eisenhower School and will allow for the
connection of the City'S east-west bicycle path. Of the remaining 20 acres,
approximately 9.2 are considered environmentally sensitive while the other
10.S may be used for passive or open space recreation.
The city's Comprehensive Plan identifies a need for 2 additional adult
softball diamonds by 1995 and a third diamond by the year 2,000. Vacant
property of sufficient size is rapidly disappearing and staff feels it
important that this subject site be acquired while it is still available.
The property owners actually own 57.36 acres located between the Eddie
Moore Complex and Eisenhower School, but this proposal covers only the east
31.4 acres. Negotiations to purchase this site have been ongoing since
October of 1991. Because of unusual site characteristics and other
considerations, numerous studies, environmental audits, reviews and appraisals
have been conducted and this information is outlined in attachment #3.
(Background continued)
Reviewed by:
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Risk Mgmt. N ~ A
CIS N A
ACM
Olnot
Originating Dept.:
Parks & Recreation
Costs: Sl, 425 ~ 000
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Commission Action:
User Dept.:
Parks & Recreation
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Funding SourcD:
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Conlinued 10 :
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Atlaclad parlills
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App,op,iolion Codo:
Attachments:
1. Letter from Mr, Gerlach
2. Concept Plan
3. Outline of Negotiations
4. Chart of Funding sources
5. Contract
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12/03/92
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As shown on attachment #4, staff recommends the following funding
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Open Space Interest
Recreation Land Impact Fees
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55,220
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Since softball fields are considered to be of city-wide
significance, impact fees collected throughout Clearwater are
eligible. The first quarter budget review will include an
amendment to transfer the impact fees, into project 315-3119,
Softball Complex Land, to provide funds for the purchase,
engineering, and survey of this property. 1
Although impact fees directed ,toward this purchase have been
collected city-wide, no impact fees collected on Sand Key have been
included. The reason for this is that the Sand Key fees are being
recommended to purchase property on Sand Key which is the subject
on a separate agenda item~ However, in the event the S~nd Key
property is not approved or cannot be closed, staff will recommend
that those impact fees be used for the Drew street property and
that they be replaced on Sand Key, . dollar for dollar, with
infrastructure tax dollars. This would allow the more restrictive
funds (impact fees) to be expended for an' 'eligible city-wide
acquisition while providing funds on Sand Key that have more
flexibility for various types of public projects.
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Mr. Michael Wright
CUy Manager
P.O. Box 4748
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Dear Mike:
As a lollow up to my letter dl:lted November 11, 1992 and continued dJscussions between
tile City of Clearwater and the owners of the subject property (31.40 acres on Drew St.), I would
like to propose the followIng transaction structure:
The acreage that would transfer to the City of Clearwater would be the same 31.40 acres
represented by staff in previous presentations (see enclosed survey). The acreage includes the
50 feet for the bike path, and the additional buffer.
The transaction would incorporate an out right purchase and a 501-C3 bargain sale to
the City. All documents would provide that no additional obligation would be placed on the City
as a result of the bargain sale.
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To Be Paid as follows:
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$ 125,000.00
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Based on appraisals, engineering and market data, the owner will be selling the property
to the City of Clearwater at a reduced value. Since the transaction is a bargain sale, the owners
can take advantage of the IRS Code. Again. there would be no obligatlon to the City other than
to assist the owners with any appropriate documentation.
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Dr_w Blr..t rrop.rty
~pproxl..t.lr 600' w..t of nft~pton nORd
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Tho nubJoct propnrty connlntlng oC II. totl'll ot 57.36 II.crOIl wu li.ted by L..
~rnold II.nd ~nnOCll'ltoD for S~.700fOOO.
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Thn clty f?xpronned internat in acqu lr Ln9 Po port1.on of the property
(lI.pproxlml'ltoly 700' x 700') for Doftbll.ll floldn. John Oorlll.ch, vic. preaident
of Lao ~rnold ftnd ~nnoci^tnn, Inc. wlI.n contll.ctod.
H.Q.!...._I!IR~.r~lli
11. propoolll
for 51,089,600.
inqu Lrod n.bout
5J09,600 of thn
wag offored to tho city to purchaDD a total of 29.81 acr.. HOL
Thin ftcrollgo Includod tho 700' x 700' that the City orIgInally
M1 well ao an 8ddit1.onlll 18.62 acroll. AIIIO, IIpPt'oxlmately
ftnking pricn wan to bo qlftod hy tho ownor. to the City.
~gY.!.LJ 4, 1991
Loo Arnold and 1I.nnocistoo contractod with ~lng Englnoorlng Aalloclation to
porform ft proliminat'Y invootigation of tho aito to dotormin. if it wa. aultabl.
for dovo10pmont an ft HoCtbftll complex. Tho inventiQatlon includod the tollowlno
work Hemn:
1. IQ.p.Qg.u.t!bJ.~cs..~ - Tho, oxloting topo Intormat:.lon ot the lubjDct
area w^" of lIttle une ovon for ~b~11 pArk~ oarthwork ..timll.toa.
2. ~1~~r1gQ~9~~~ - KE~ confirmed the exi.tencI of
jurlodlctlonnl wntlanrl aroftQ aa aurvoYBd by FDER and BWFWHD. Alao,
KF.lI. lndicAtod that tho man mado ditch may b. cl.Lmad ..
jurlndlctlonal but probably would not roqulrQ mlbiqAtion.
J. ~QDSJUt~~ - KEA prepared a concopt plan whlch tncludad a tour
fleld oorthall complex, parkino tacilitleB, rDRtroom/concg..ion
sron, and other ancillary facl11tlo..
4. ~Jm1nary tarthwor~ ~~at~telJ - KEA performed a "rough- larthwork
ftnftlynin and projected that 50,000 to 70,000 cubic yarde of fill
would bo roquirod to build ~he Baftball complex.
p.ue~J_L-J.nl
^ proponal wan made by tho OWnorR oCforlnq tho CIty two cftnh option..
Option J:
option 2:
Eantorn portion (29.01)
r.ntit'o Tract (57.36+ acron)
$1,500,000
$3.850,000
Tho City hlt'od JamaR Hlllnpllugh and Aogoc1fttoll, Inc. of closrwatar, "lot'lda
to porCorm ftn ftppr~lnA) rnport on thQ aubjoct proPQrty. Hr. H1.l1.pau9h performed
th.. Appralnlll unl.nQ :an Incomo ~pprollch Ilnd Dlroct 51\10. Comparhon ~pprollch and
nrrl.vgd nt tho followIng valUOA.
Ellntorn Portion (29.97 Ilct'oo}
Wnntnrn Portion (27.49 Bcron)
Total
$ 690,000
.$.1.135. QQQ
$1,825,000
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In conjunction with tho nppralnl'll, KinQ ~n~lnnnrlnQ Aftftoclat.. (K~AJ wa.
contr~ctQd to d~volop thn followlng1
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^ concept plnn to dotormlno tho ml'lximum UftO of tho entire 57.36 acre
pArent. concopt plnn ahownd & tati'll of 612 rQntal unlt. could b.
built.
Environmenti'll ftudit Phano I - No problarnu wore dL_covorod durlnQ the
Ph"oo I audit. Howev'll", Lt wan KE1\'. rocolMlondat:ion that the
'followinq bo dono if tho city connlderod purcha.inQ the proporty.
1'1. Uncover dobrio otockplleo to determino lr thoC'o h dotrimont.l
materialn preoent.
b. Perform /l modified Phase II audit which includo. the
lnotnllntion of gr.ound water monltorlnq wall..
c. JlI'IVg the Solhr rontoco tho IIltg to tt:. odqlnal condlt:lon.
J. Extraordinary cootn to dovolop tho property - KE~ dot.rmLn.d th-
(ollowing oxtraordinary canto miqht add to tho dovRlopmont of the
proporty.
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fulngjt ot CQLU
$ 44,000 - S 55,000
$210,000 - $230,000
$ 93,000 - $569,000
Ll2...: QQO - S 12.000
SJ4 7,000 - 5866,000
Snnitnry Sewer
Stom Wallo
Tree Romoval
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Hl'Ida ~ vcrbnl ofr~r to the Rolloro to purch~n9 tho antiro 57.3 acra. for
tho apprl'lLocd prlco of $1,825,000. Thio o(tor waG rofuood by the .ollgr..
H~..L2.L-19 9 ~
CIty o( Clollrwnter, Real Eotlltno SorvIco HanaQRr!Publlc Worh, lad
nl'lrrott, rovlnwod thn l'Ippralol'll of Hr. Jameo Hlllnpnuqh .nd concludud that the
proporty valll"n wore low. BIlGod prlml\rHy on tho informatIon provided in the
npprllinal report, Hr. narrott arrIvod Ilt a cont of approxlmataly $3,620,107.20
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Tho city hired Hr. W!111nm Caldwell and 1\ooacllltoB, Inc. to rovlo,", the
llpprldon I oubmlttod to tho CLty by Hr. Jamon }ill lopIlugh for tho purpall. of
dotormlnlng tho reanonablenooo and rational uDod by Hr. HlUeplIuQh in tho
dovelopment of the valun conc1uolon raportod. 110 concluded that tho appralu.l
roport cortatnly roflected tho extreme "low" end o~ tho value upoctrum and that
it bordored on bolnq unrcallotlc becauoo of tho aboonce of .ubBtBntlal markot
,dlltll thllt wlln dlrnctly rolntod to oubjoet: without unoupported ..ubjactb....
optntonn. Furthor, Hr. ClIldwoll lndtclltod that tho valuo of tho lAnd ballod on
tho rllngo. oC unlt .~cbntn of between $4,OOOjunLt IInd S4,100/unLt would b.
S2,6BB,OOO, to 53,158,400.
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l.ao 1\t"nold nl'ld 1\nnoclllten hired Urban Economic. Inc. to pertorm an
~ppt"Alnl\l on the nub}oct propert.y. Hr. MichllOl McElveon, HAl, performed the
"ppr.dul\l on tho nubject proporty. Hr. Hlch...ol HcElvGCln, HAl, pador:med t.h.
ftppraloal unlnQ tho Dlrect SaloD Compftrinon 1\ppro...ch 8nd arrived at. . valu. of
$4,200,000. On paQo eo and 81 of hio report, Hr. HcElv..n .ddr....d ~h.
r.xtr~ordln~ry Conto for tho projoct. It wag hia opinion t.hat non. ot t.h. COlt.
were ro.uon/lblol but: ut:l1i:dng two of l:.ho 1I\00t rOAnonabl. ltom., (.t.m wall.
$220,000 and treo removal $8J.000I, tho oRtlmatad valuo of t.hD proporty would b.
5J,890,OOO.
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Eftrl Oftrrntt, no,,1 Entl\too Managor/Public Workn, reviewed the appral.al of
Hr. McElveen nnd concluded that. tho proporty WIIO over valuod. Hr. B~rr.tt
c:;ondudod th...t tho groatont flaw in tho roport h found on paQ. 82) t.he
racor'lC t 1 i Ilt ion paga, whoro thoro 10 nothing to roconclla . inca the .ppra ieor uaed
only ono ...ppronch in entlm...tlng market valuo. Fur~har, the rocommondatlon. 1n
tho /Ippr/llnlll, Lndlc~te tho ownerlJ ohould hold on to t.he proport:y rather than
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John Ccrl/lch of Loo 1\rnold and ftoDoclaton, /Ict.ln9 on bohalt of the OYn_r.,
brought 1\ propoo/ll to tho city offorlng Approximately 31.4 aera. MOL for
51,615,000.
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Ell rl Dllrrott mot with John Gerlach to d!lIcuDa tho city'" DC for of
$1,500,000 for tho 31.4 /lcrQ HOL. Staff folt that thlp wag a fair prlco baaod
on provLouo /Ipprnln~lB, r9v!owo IInd othor lnform/ltlon.
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1\ contract (or silo and Purchaoo wag uLgnod by tho ownora for $1,500,000.
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ADOENDUM
To Thllt Cartaln Conh3ct For SlIle IInd purchsao dillod Decombor 5, 1992, by and belweon
lollowJng parties:
BROWN ASSOCIATES, L TO, II, lormarly Eln acUvo regIstered Florida Lfmllad Partn ship until
sta1Us revoked May 10, 1991 lor lallure to renew roglstmHon, Horbert G. Brown, Go/Ioral Partnor
and Reglstorod Agont, and XENNEDV ASSOCIATES, LTD" an activo roglslerod.,FJorlda LlmUed
PMnerShlp, V, Jack Kennedy, General Partner nnd Roglstmed Agent and ROERT ASSOCIATES
L TO, If, an acUve reg Is Ie red Florida Limited Partnership, HOrl)' Robort, neml Partner and
Reglslerad Agent ('SELLER'), whose mailing address Is: clo Island In Tn un, p, 0, Box 1021.
lorgo, Florida 34649.1021, and '
CITY OF CLEARWATER, a Florida Munlelpnl Corporallon ('BUVER'), hose mamng adoTllss is p,
O. Box 4748, Clearwalet, FL 3461B~748
TO WIT:
$1,375,000.00
S 125,000.00
1)
The price 01 $1,500,000 shllll be paId as followa:
Cash atUme 01 closing:
Balanca 01 the Purchase price:
Balance of the purchase prlca shall be gllle
the Buyer by Seller under the 501.C3
IRS code (batgaln salo)
Buyer shall Incur no addlllonal expense andlor blllly as a result 01 the bargaIn sare gill. Buyer
dOllS agree to assIst Seller In executing any proprlato documet)laUon to facilitate the glltlng
under the 501.C3 code, however the saZltI Istanco shall In noway Incroaso Buyer's expense
andlor Jlabllity.
Approval and Acceptance
Seller agrees Ihat following Ilmely e)(e~ on by Seller, the lorms and condillons 01 sare as agreed
to by Seller shall remaIn unchanged d unconditionally open lor approval and acceplance by
the Clearwater Clly commlSSlonlE cuUon of Ihe Contract by Buyer shall occur en er bolcn)
December 5, 1992.
DeposIt
City 01 Clearwater shalt dapos' tho sum of Orm Hundl9d Thousand and ..no/100's..Dollars
($100,000,00) with Lee Amol and Associates, Inc. withIn sOl/on (7} days 01 approval and
acceptancc or this agroemen by \tIe Clearwater City CommIssion. TOlal deposIt amount shall bo
placed In a special Interest earlng lrust/escrow Ilccounl baarlng maximum Interesl as may be
offered on date 01 deposIt y Fltst Florida Bank for the amount shown. AI) oarned lnlerest shall
Inure to the benerit 01 t Buyer and shall be used to 011 set aU addit10nal sums as may bl}
required of thl} Buyer a closing.
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4) Legal Description
Approximate legal d scrlptlon as shown on EXHIBIT-A' Is sublaclto verlllcatlon and/or amanding
by topographical a dlor boundary sUlvey to be obtained by Buyer at Buyer eKpenso, such sUNay
10 be performeCl 0 Slandard 'C' 01 this agresmont and In conformance wIth tho minimum
standards of ell plor 21 HH'6, Florida Admlnistrallve Coda, certUied 10 Buyer and Utle company
InsurIng \lUo to woor under Standard 'A' 01 thIs agreement. Total Purchase prlco is conditioned
upon parcel fng conveyed containing 31.4 acres, more or loss. Upon sUlVey conllrmaUon, the
Total acrea shall be adjusted to equal 31.4 acres, mora or loss.
5) Sul\lIblll\y
Th[s sale s subleetto Buyer, through lis Director 01 Parks and Recreatlon Department, conllrmlng
to lis s lIslacUon with[n Ninety (901 days 01 tha effective data (December 5, 1992) of this
agrae ent lhal all governmenlal approvals are obtaInable and propQ1\y descrIbed herein will
suitab accommodate three regulallon softball Jlerds tor aduU team play. all necasSllty parking,
cone sslon and restroom requlremenls, any other necessary apput1enanl structures, fencing and
uUIit s. lilt Is determIned by Buyer within limo allowed lhat the propeny cannot be economIcally
ullU ed as Intended, Buyer shall so notify Seller In writing, In which aventthls agreemont shall
be orne null and void In all respecls and aU funds on deposit shall be relunded to Buyer and all
pa les shall lharealter be relieved 01 any further obligations hereunder.
U Seller Is not notified to tho contrary In wtlling within lime allowed In thIs provJsJon, It wJII be
deemed that cordltlons sotlorth Il1lhls paragraph are waived by Buyer, llnd this agreement shall
olherwlse remain In tull lorce and elfecl.
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To Thai Cllrlaln Conlracl For Satll and Purchuo unturJ Documbor 5, 1992, by anrJ l.Iolwucn lho
10llowlng palllcs:
BROWN ASSOCIATES, LTD, II, fonnully an aCllvu ,1l[lISlorod Flo.lua Llmlllld Partnership urlll1
Slll'\~ 'IlVO\\oU May 11), 11)9\ lDllallu.u 10 ronow tIlglslratlon, Hltlberl Q, Brown, Gunolal Partnol
and Aoglstorud Agon', Ilnd KENNEDY ASSOCIATES, LTO" nn actlvu roolslorod FlorlrJa Llmilud
Partnorshlp, V, Jack Konnody, General Partnor anrJ Aoglslollld Aoont and ROBERTS
ASSOCIATES l.TO, II, an aCllvo 100151(1I0d Florida Lhnilod Partnorshlp, Harry Robert, Genelal
Partner end Roglslorod Agonll'SELLEA'), whoso mallino add,oss Is: c/o Island In Tl10 Sun, p,
0, Box 1021, LlIIgo, Florida 34(1.1!l.1021, and
CITY OF CLEARWATER, II Florida Municipal Corporation ('BUYER'), whoso mailing addross Is p,
0, BDx 4746, Cloorwaler, FL :3461B.4748
TO WIT:
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Tho prIce 01 $1,500,000 ahall bo paId n 101101'10:
C3sh at limo d. closing:
Escrow Doposll
Balanco or Ihe Purchaso pllcu:
Balance or Iho pUlchaslJ prlclJ shall bo gillud 10
tho Bliyor by Sailor undl/I lhl/ 501.C3
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Buyor shall Incur no addillonal oxpunso undlo, Iiabilily (IS a loSUIt of U1ellaroaln salo gill. Buyo,
doos aoroo 10 asslsl Sollor III oxaculing any Ilpproprlalo documolllallon to 13CllilDlO tho gll1111U
undor Ihe 50 1.C3 COdo, 1l0wlJ\lel Iho said asslslanco shall III no way InculBso Buyor's oxpenso
e.mlJOIlle.bllity.
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$1,275,000.00
$ 100,000.00
$ 125,000.00
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Sollor agroos Ihat rollowlllO tlmoly oXllcutlon by Sollor, !tIO 1II11ns and condillons of solo as aurlJl/d
10 by Sl/lIer shall rl/meln ullchangou and UJlcontlillonally open 101 apploval and accoplanco by
Iho Cloarwalo, City CommiSSion, Exocutlon Ollho ComlllcI by Buyor shOll occur on or boloro
Cacombar S, 1 !l!l2.
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Deposll
Clly 01 Cll/alWala, shall doposil Ihu slim o. Ono Hundllld Tl10usanrJ nnd ..no/l00's..00Ilars
1$100,000.00) Wilh Loo Arnold and Assoclmes, Inc. wilhln sovon (1) days 01 apprO\lat and
accaplanco ot Ihls ogrDl/rllunl by tho Clll:uwmur City Commission, Total tleposilllll\OUl1\ sha\l bo
placorJ In II spl/c1ollnlerasl beDrlng trusI/escrow accounl Imming UlilJ<imum InMosl as may hD
oltored on d310 01 lleposit by Fllst Florlu3 Bank lor lho amount shown, All oornl/d IllleroSI shall
Inure to tlll/ bonolll or tllo Buyur and sl1all uu userJ 10 oltsot 011 oddillonlll sums os may bo
roqulrud 01 lho B UYllr al closlno.
l.egaIOoac.lptlon
Approximate logal Ul/scrlpllon as &hown 011 EXHIBIT 'N Is 5uhjllCtlO vllllllcallon Drlll/ol aml/nrJing
hy lopooraphlcal and/or boumJ,lry sUlVoy to bo oblnlnud by Buyul at Buyor o~flDnso, such IiUIVUY
10 be por10Jmed 10 Slaodmu 'C' d. lhls ogllloffil/nl and In coulornlllnco Willi Iho minimum
standards 01 C'llIPlOr 21 HH.6, Florltlil AUmlnislrnllvo Codo, conillod 10 Buyol and llllu company
Insuring 11110 10 ownllr uorJ!!r Standard 'A' 01 ,"Is lIo,oumont. Toull Purchaso P,lco Is conulUooou
upon p;ucul belnu cOIlVll)'tnl L'Ontolnlng :U A IIcr08, 1II0/U or less, upon survar confiHna1ion, the
Totlll ac,eaUIl .Imll he ndjUS10lJ 10 OIluol 31.4 aCIDS, rllOJI/ or loss,
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This sale Is sublecllo Buyer. lhrouuh Its Olruclo, d. Parks and Aucrollllon Ol/flanmonl. conllulling
10 lIs 5allsfllcllon wllhln Nlno1y 100) days 01 1110 ullor.llvo dOlO (OUClllllbl/, 5, 10921 or tills
a%emon! \hal 1111 govornmllJl1alllpprovuls aUI oUtolrl.lblo nnu P,ofloJlY dusctlllerJ hUlIlln will
tiullahly occommodallllhroD fugulallon $01lballllol1l5 for adul1lollrn play, all ntlcossory llaJ~ing,
ccncos51on IInd ,oslroorn lOqUIIIlJIIl/fllS, any olhur nocossory IIppUnl/n3111 51,ucluIIIS, ronclna alllJ
ulililll.ts, II It Is dotormlnllrJ by BUYl/r wilhln I1mtl ulloworJ lhllllho propl/llY cannol ha uconornlcolly
utllllud os InlundDd, BUYl/r ..hull so nulll)' Ill/lIu' In w,ill"O. In which OVl/nl Ihl. UDIlIOll1l/nt shull
hl/comu null nnrJ void In all fUSpl/CIS urld nll'unds on dOllosl1 almll bOIll'ulIIlorJ 10 Buyor IInrJ aU
panll/s Iihalllhl/roallur uo fulil/vull of /Iny hll1hor olJlIumlons 1101I/un(/l/r.
11 50111/1 hi nOl oelollorJ 10 Iho ccnuary In wrlllng wlUlln 11/111/ allowurJ In lhis provision, II will UI/
doumoU 111111 condillons 51/1'01111 In Ihls pUlalJllIph mo walvuU by Blty!,!'. IInd IIlls allloomont shall
olhuIWlso rOllloln In rull ru/cu /InrJ ulll/Ill.
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Sellol aglOos that Buyer, al Buyer's option, expenso and rIsk shall hm.ro the right of entl)' upon
tho property 10 make sl'IVeys, measurements, conduct environmental or cnginoering lesls, and
otherwise make such pl1yslcallnspectlons and analysos thgroolos Buyer shall doem necessary.
Buyer assumes all tlsks of such ontIY nnd agrees 10 dolend, IndemnIty nnd hold SellDt harmless
from and against any claims, cost Dnd expense resulting Irom any damage to or destwctlon of
tha property, and Dny Injury to or dealh 01 any person(s) arIsing Irom the acts or omIssions of
Buyer or 115 agenls in cxerclslng this tlghl 01 entry.
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EnvIronmental Audit
Buyar shall, at Buyer oplion and expense, havo the privilege 01 conducting a Phase II
Environmental Audil of Ihe plomlses to Ihe lull exlenl 01 Investigation and Testing Slandards as
datallad In eXHIBIT -e- (Phase II Field Invesllgallon and Tesllng) anllched haralo and made a pM
hereol. II envIronmental contamInation 01 the premIses Is rovoaled by studies and lests
conducted by Buyer or Its agents pursuant to thIs pategrapll, In amount andlor concenlrallon
beyond the minimum acceptable levols ostablished by current applicoble governmental autllorltles
Buyar may cancel Ihls Contract For SaiD & Purchase, by nollrylng Seiter, In writing. In which evenl
Ihls Agreemenl shall become null and,vold In alt respects and aU funds on deposits shall be
rolunded to Buyer and all parties shalltheraalter be relieved 01 any lurther cbllgallcns herDunder.
II Seller Is nol natmed to the contrary withIn Ian (10) days from the comptation 01 above men1ioned
Phase'lt Envlronmontal AUdil, however, nol 10 exceed nlnely (90) days rrom Ihe elrectlve d<lle of
Ihe Conlract, it will be deemed thaI lhe condi11ons sellorth In Ihls Paragraph arl.! waIved by Buyer
and Ihls Agraemenl shall olherwlse remain In luU lorce and elleCI-
B) Clean. up of PremIses
As a condition precedent to closing of this 1ransacllon, Seller, at Seller expense, shall remove alf
surficial wastes as may have been dumped or olherwlse deposfled on at about the pwmlses,
Including but nOllimhed to: Construcllon debris, PVC pIping nol related to draIn tlalds,lurnilure,
lenclng, housDhold trash, apprlances, wood, concrete, matal and glass scraps and deblis, Ilres,
plasllcs, storage drums, any and all olher lmsh Of wasle waler products thai could nOI reasonably
be construed as IndIgenous to the property. Tho tormer waste waler trealment facUlty located on
tho property shall be dismantled and removed Irom the property by Seller logelher with aU
appUl'\enant equIpment, pumps and pIpIng, any and alf other items and debris associated with
the wasle water treatment planl except lor the concrele loundallon and drain llold.
9) TIme of the Essence
All contingencies, conditions and provIsIons as slipulaled In thIs agreemenl must be performed
and completecf by tha respecllve partIes within NInety (90) days following 1he elleclive date
(December 5, 1992) 01 thIs agreement, exclUding such terms and conditions as may have speclnc
perlormance deadlines as detailed elsewhera In this egroement. II wtillen nolice to the contral)'
Is nol ~Imely dellvo}ed by one party 10 the olher wi1ll1n time allowed In thIs provisIon. It will be
deemed lhat all such contingenc1es, condillons and provisIons have been performed and
compleled os agreed and IhD obUgaled p3rty doos warrant same 10 the non-obligated party.
Should Ihe obligated party fall 10 perform as egreed, the non.obligaled party shall be en!llIed to
remedies as dellned I,n Standard S 01 tl1l.s agreement (FaIlure To Perform).
10j Warranty of Authority to Convey
Ills walfanled by BROWN ASSOCIATES, LTD. II and Herbert G, Brown, Individually and soverally,
lhat beIng awaro BROWN ASSOCIATES. LTD. II. a Florida Umited PartnershIp, fallod 10 ramI) its
roglslrallon wilh lhe SecretaI)' or State 01 the Stala al Florida subsequent 10 May 10, 1991, that
they have luU rIght and aUlholity to convoy Ihe real propeny described hereln In accordance willI
Standard 'U' 01 this agreemem (Conveyance). '
11) Pursuant 10 Florida Slatutes, Ch, 475, Loe Amold & Associates, Inc. makes Ihe following
disclosures:
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In the sublecl transllcl1on, Lee Arnold & Assoclate!l, Inc. shall ulcell/e Its compensaUon
Irom the SoUor excluslvoly
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That part of section 8, Township 29 south, Range 16 East,
pinellas County, Florida, described as follows:
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Commence at the southwQst corner of the southeast 1/4 of said
Section 8, 'and run thence S 89941109" East 487.74 feot (487.66
feet measured) along the south boundary of Section B; thence
N 01027118" East 1338.17 feet to the 40 acre line for the POINT
OF BEGINNING, also being the south boundary of Briqadoon of
Clearwater and its extension thereof, according the map or plat
thereof as recorded in Plat Book 91, Page 35 or the Public
Records of pinollas county, Florida; thence S 00014'31 West
667.B5 feet along a line 50 feet west and parallel to tho east
boundary of said Section e, said line also being the West right
of way of county Road 61 (Bayview Boulevard); thence N 89038139"'
West 688.51 feet along a 10 acre line; thence S 000 52'25" West
617.85 feet; thence N 89041'09" West 720 feet along a line north
and parallel to the south boundary of said Section 8, said line
also being the north right of way of Drew street; thence
N 00052125" East 726.67 feet (approximatelvl to the center of a
50 foot wide City of St. Petersburg water main easement as
recorded in D.B. 1465, Page 107, Public Records of pinollas
county, Florida; thence N 24011'55" East along said center lino
557.48 feet (approximatel~ to a point 50 feet south of tho 40
acre line; thence N 89036'0911 West 1,054.16 feat llDoroximatelyl;
thence N OP27'18" East 50 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
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S. F11ase II - Fiel d Investigntic:n Md Testing.
M:ni tc::ring' 811d/cx' t~st:ing pr'ocedur'es of Vi\r.ia..l5 types ilTld- to varying
degrees may be r.eqllirE'ci to 5Llpplerren\:. 0"'" verify GLlsped:.ed cc:ndi H01S
unC:OVef'.ed in the in! tial 01 te ~sses5m:l'l1t rJhn$e. n,er~ CDi1 involve many
\:.echni ques and di se1 pl i m?S n~e~sary to pel"fcr'm and 1 nterpret so! 1 s, '
SLlt"'fac:e and/or gr'o..tnd-watE't"', a! r s.."VTPl e tests, el ectr.cmagnet:i c induc:t! on
type geqJhysical st.1/'"'veys, hydr.~...;tat.:ic testing of tanl(s, t:~ting fct'"
asbestos ccnt:aining mater! nl S i.V1d euistenc:e of fr.i able fibers in i:\ir
scMples (pol CIJ""ized 1 !ght nlicr'osr;::qJY), etc. '
1) FriO'" to undertaking any Fhnse II 1nvest1gati en t.he cc:nsul tMt
nt..lst defat 1 :
(a) ,The type, nLtm:'Il:.'" and desc:r.lpticn of e.?ch r'e<:01Y\)g'",ded test t:r'
m=ni tor'1ng pr'ocEdI.I/'"'e.
Cb) The pr'cpcr....ed lo::atiai ($) of the pr'qJosed tests.
(c) l1le timing r'eqLdr'ed to pEr".fQ""ffi eac:h of the pr'cx:edlJr"es and
the anal ysi s of rest-II ts.
Cd) The costs invol ved to corp! ete and anal yze the r'esul ts fer
each of ,the tests.
2)" RepO".t:
LP01 c01'P~etio:1 of autheri zed test mid sarrpl ing pr'cx:edL\r'es the
COl$Ul tant wi 11 i 55Lle ~ ~o"f"i tten r'epO"'.t sLlppl em::nt:ing the Fhase I
r'epcr.t end detai 1, at least f the follCMing:
(a) Results of e~ch individual test, S8ITp 11 ng c:r rrcnitc:ring
pro::edLlr'e.
(b) CoTpnr. j 50'1 of r'esl.ll ts to Htandnr'd$. '"
(c) Ccnclllsicns Md f Llrther' r.ecc:xrmEndaticns 1 if appr'opr'iate.
The cc:nclusi~s r'epc:rt:ed sho..lld speci fical1 y acldl"'es;s l,..hether cr not
hazDrdcus 0" to:ti<: SLlbstmces cr wastes N'r? pr'esen.t at the 51 tej ar'e
pr'e--.:>eni: in qLlDI1ti ti es cr., c:cnce1tr'ati O"'l!:; ....hi ch pose an i rrmedi ate 0'"
potential thr'eat to the pr'cper.ty, the Sl,lrN)...U1ding pcpulaticn cr to the
envir'01rrent c:r r'E'pr'esents potential violi\t:ic:ns of erwira1trental laws 0"
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December G. 1992.
VIA: Fax (813) 462-672.0 and
Hand Delivery
Clearwater City Commission
City Hall
Clearwater, FL 34616
Re: December 3, 1992. City Commission Meeting
Scheduled Vote to Purchase Property
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Dear City Commissi?ners:
The Wilder Corporation is providing this written correspondence with respect
to a propoEed purchase of 31.4,acres next to the Eddie C. Moore complex,
a subject we have just become aware of.
Specifically, we ask that the scheduled vote by the City Comrnis~iol1, pertaining
to the referenced property purchase, be tabled until the next City Commiss.iC?~
meeting.
The reason for this request is to allow a representative from the Wilder
Corporation to meet with appropriate city staff members to discuss a proposal
the Wilder Corporation would like to offer for consideration at the next City
Commis~ion meeting. Essentially, Wilder Corporation seeks to donate to the
City of Clearwater, 22. acres of property with access to adjacent lakes for
irrigation.
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The requested delay of vote would allow evaluation of nur proposal by city
staff members before the City Commission makes a commitment pertaining to the
purchase of property next to the Eddie C. Moore complex and spending $1.4 million
doBars unnecessarily.
Sincerely,
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PUBLIC
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SUBJECT:
Alcoholic Beverage Separation Distance Variance; 2907 State Road 590; Gary Queen (Owner); Johnny's
Italian Restaurant/Nadeau (Applicant/Representative). (AS 92-17)'
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
Approve variance of 205 ft to permit alcoholic beverage sales establishment 95 ft. from a residential
zone for Sec. B~29-16, M&B 11-01 since the applicant has met all standards for variance approval.
[] and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The applicant is requesting an alcoholic beverage separation variance to allow an expansion of the floor
area of an existing alcoholic beverage sales (2-COP) licensed establishment known as "Johnny's Italian
Restaurant". The distance separation variance is required because the subject property is located closer
than 300 ft. to an RS-B zoning district. The subject property is located at 2907 State Road 590 on the
southeast corner of Lori Drive.
The applicant is proposing to increase the interior floor area of the subject property from 2,400 sq. ft.
to 3,280 sq. ft. which will mean an increase in the number of seats from the existing 76 seats to a total
of 130 seats.
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The property is within the area currently zoned CN (Neighborhood Commercial) District. No additional
parking facilities will be required because the applicant will continue to share the existing 110 parking
spaces at Mission Hills Plaza. The police department comments on this use indicate that no problems
are anticipated.
On November 3, 1992, the Planning and Zoning Board unanimously approved the associated conditional
use permit for this request, subject to the following 5 conditions:
1) The requisite occupational license shall be obtained within 6 months from the date of this
public hearing;
2) The applicant shall obtain from the City Commission the requisite separation variance;
3) There shall be no entertainment, outdoor seating or speakers;
4) The sales of beer and wine for on premises consumption shall be prohibited after 12:00
midnight; and
5) There shall be no customer accessible display areas for package sales.
Reviewed by:
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Budget
Purchasing
Risk Hgmt.
CIS
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User Dcpt:
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Co..ission Action:
o Approved
o Approved w/conditions
o Denied
o Continued to:
Advertised:
Date: 11123/92
I~~ Paper: TAHPA TRIBUNE
o Not Requi re1:l
Affected Parties
IliI Notified
o Not Required
Ftn:fing Source:
o cap! tal IIrp.
o Operating
o Other
Attuchlllents:
APPLl CATION
CONDITIONAL USE APPLICATION
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The applicant faces hardship because of the surrounding residential uses in the area. The portion of the
building affected by the proposed expansion contains doors, windows"openings and service equipment
contrary to the provisions of the Land Development Code Section 136.024 (d)(c) therefore a variance
request Is necessary.
The applicant appears to be requesting a minimum variance to overcome the hardship of the site design
relative to surrounding residential areas. The staff perceives no negative impacts with regard to traffic
generation, lighting or similar problems associated with residential uses, because the residential uses are
separated from the establishment by a street right-of-way and fence.
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ALCOIJOUC: IJCVI!I~AGI! SALP.s - MINIMUM D1STANCI! VAIUANcn A"I'UCA110N
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Ol'llOrllRTY OWNeRS NAMe &. ADDRESS:
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NAMI! OF BUSINESS: :JOflNIJ y' U Il/lt./.If,.) IZE.5 ?;ft(/l4A/7.
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ADDRESS OP I'ROPERTY (Subjed of Request): :;2.. 90 7 S 12 S qo It' /
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LJ!OAL DBSCRU'TfON OP PROPE!tTY (Subject of Request): M {p. 11.0'2 \ c:; Ii: C. , 8 - ~, s - Ie ~
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SOIDW 374FT Tit \oJ 277FT 1H
NOlDE 374FT TH E 277FT TO
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VAlUANcn REQU2:aaiberoe Spec:Uit1AUach Additiooal B ]12 :l U incl1 shcct if needed): ./pr
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Vo.rimI~ or ~ cl om mlclmum d~lantC rC{juitcrnentto allow n1~lIe bevernge sales within ~ feet'" bom
(check olle or more): _ Church, _ School, _ Hospital, Residential Zone. _ Simlllltly L1a:nced
Alcoholic BCvetDgC Eslllblishm>:.nl (COP LicclUe),
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Slale Bevcrage Ueem;c Designllllon:
Holdcr of Stnte license: :::r OlIN
A CONDmONAL USE APPUCATION FOR ALCOlIOUC llllVl!RAGB SALES FOR nus PROPERTY WAS
APPROVED BY THE ('LANNING &. ZONING DOARD ON (DATa).
. OlllER VARIANCES (CHBCK ONI!): _ ARE Nar NE.CESSARY, OR _ Wl!RE Al'PROV1ID BY THE
OBvm.oPMENT CODE ADJUSTMENT nOARD ON (OAm).
(HAVE READ ORDINANCI! 4420-87 AND S~CIlON 137.012, CODI! or ORDINANCES OF' nm CITY OP
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RBASQN FOR VAAlANCI! REQUESl'. In ordcr for the City Commission 10 mnke the dcrennln~tlon prescribed by
Ordillo.ncc 4420.87, Ibe Coil owing statemen15 MUsr be completed:
1. Thcre are speclal conditions or circumslan~es npplicnble to the property involved beClluse: . JD!fAJl) r!r WIt '-
CM7FJ/i" To ~~,tt.f1A 141" /J. F/JI'tl't JT;(U /{tJ?i;<<,UpT ~.s/.'/Y AJ,;-Mf AM,' ,Jcr.;7.wt..
2. Sucb v;srio.ncc is nCt:e$Sary for lhc prc.~Cr1'ation o.nt! enjoyment of a substantJaI property right pOMessed bJ: other p'ropelly
In the sam~ di5lricl under the terms of this ordlno.ncc and denied to the properlY In question because: .TV;! cwr4471d
IfJ If Fi1~M'.. /ltJT.lwt~..J1' ~TII t'J :<Cv/J .J'/.(..Gi /?N Q..I FbuJ,j[' ,(JlJ l'/lO&tFN UoJ/1'/I i./Mr.ti1
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J. The grlllll ing or this variance will nol confer any special privilege denied to olher lauds, slruelures, Dr dwellings In tbe
snmc dblriel and will not be injurious lo lbe ndghbOllmod, or olhcrwise dcltlmenlnllo the public welfare because:
~/pII.yUV!J liAS /3([([# /l IR.CJ(1JAJSld t~. :< Co/' l/~I!,tJj't'" /!vqJEA. Aft tJtv'l
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Defore me, the uudersisned aUlhority, persooally appeared C /lIE Y . 19 VCZ= who ueing duly SV~ltl,
says under on Ih the mn tlcrs nnd fncts sel oul above MC t rue and conccllo the besl of bWher knowledge a'ld heUef.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before I1IC this 9At day of
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'PROPERTY OWNillt OR REPRESENTATIVE MUST A'n'
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is a pructicing o.ltomey acting on behntr of lbe property owner(s).
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A / LAND USE PLAN
~NlNa DISTRICT: ~'IV CLASSIFICATION:
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ALCOHOUC BEVERAGE 2' (] AJ r1}"6n Prenusc' Co~pliol1
I UCENSE DESIGNATION: 0 I - . [) Packnge Soles
DO YOU PROPOSE TO PROVIDE ENTERTAlNMENf ON UCENSED rR.E.M.lSES1 If YCoS. dc.scn"be /VG
TYPE OF REQUEST (Cheek Applicable Box or Bcs;es): { J New Lic:el1t~L { ) Addrc.u CbaJl8e
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PLQOR M1!A: LAND AR.E^: SEATING AREA:
'Existing ;l. '1001 sait, Existing I03.J:fr 19. ft Existing if. sgJt.
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.PROr.ERTY OWNER'S NAME &. ADDJtE.SS:
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INFORMATION IN SUPPORT OF REQUEST
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SeIore me, the undcnigned IIUI.bOrity, personally IIppeared 6'/172. Y r-.. 152t.1~ wbo
bctDg duly sworn. (11)'$ under oath t.bc IIUIttcrs Illld (/!leu Jet out Ilbovc uc uuc IUId terrett to the be.S! of hWbcr knowkdgc IIIld
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Sworn 10 IUld subscribed bEfort: iDe J- /61'1/.. clllfor-~ .. ,',.',')
. HC~I.r-,~.ruiJi.lc STAn: li--hOR1DA
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REQ\JSS11NG CHANGE OF BUSlNESS ONN8$-IIP or- N' /4.COl t<:XX BE\IEi1AOes (WE; U!il; TIfe NEW OUS/NE,S9 OWNE1l on TI"T O'h'NEJtS
. DUt:V AlmtonlZEO IlEPJlESEm^TlYE SHAlL ^TTam TliE IlENbUO.
":.: ~ COMP1..Y 'wVrTli ~ IHsmucnous ON J1EVEnSfi 8100-
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FOR OPPICIAL usn ONLY
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Since we are a family nut, family style rest.nurnllt I foresee no problem whatsoever
in keeping our license in the highest standing. Our popularity for serving great
food at reasonable prices for Ule past 12 years is what wnn-ants our expansion.
Therc is oftcn a long wait for a tnble 011 a weckcnd during scason. Thc adding of
anothcr dining foom will bc a vcry welcomed and appreciated addition by bOUI
our customers and our stuff (and myself, of course).
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III Ule spring of 1989, Jo)umy's Itnlian Restaurant came before this sume board
seeking a conditional use penuit for our new 2400 sq. ft. rest.nurnnt. We were
granted tile variance amiss some opposition. Now, 3 1/2 ycars later, we are
looking to expand our restaurant. by nprox. 35%. We listened to tile COl1Cen1S of
tI1C opposing citizcns 3 1/2 ycnrs ngo und sincc tIlen wc hnve mnint..-uncd a perfect
record of responsibility with our 2COP liccl1Se.
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I tluU1k you for considering Uus request.
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280110 UI HIGHWAY III NORTH, SUITE 1101
CLE"RW"'TER, FLORID'" 3''''2\
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TELECOPIERI lel31 7117.32011
WILLIAM T. BAYNARD, JR.
....RAH M. CHAVEI
CH"'RLEI w. COPE
WILLIAM 10 D....KAM IV
'TEVEN C. DUPRE'
CATHY ELLIOTT
RDY G. HARRELL. JR.
JOHN ... HIGGINII
ALICI" Mo HIGHLEYMAN
MICH"1E1.. J. KEAHE
MORnll A. LIlCOMPTE
ERNElIT L. MAlICARA
1<. PAUL MCGUIRE III
S. MICHAEL O.TOW
DAVID R. PUN%AK
LEE H. RIGHTMY"R.
LORI L. RUTt.AND
LONNIE L. .,MPsON
JOIE,.H J. 1I0RoTA, JR.
RON...LD L. IITEPHENIIOH
ROBERT L. ULRICH
JULIU' J. Z.CHAU
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PHONE NuMBERI (111:111123.11000
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September 15, 1992
01' coUNIEL
ROIURT P. KAUFMAN
'ADMITTED ARizoNA BAR ONLYI
VERNON R. KI!:IIER
DI!:AN C. HOUK (1IIDA.IIIIIA)
FILE NO,
City of Cleanvater
112 South Osceola Avenue
Clearwater, FL 34616
Re: MIssIon Hills Plaza Venture
Gentlemen:
,
As attorneys for Mission Hills Plnza Venture, we hereby infonn you that Mr. Gary F. Queen
Is the duly authorized representative of the managIng partner, Mission Hills Plaza Corp., and is the
duly authorized managIng partner of MIssIon Hills Plaza Venture, a Florida general partnershIp. A
copy of the most recent annual report, which is on file with the Secretary of State oC the State of
Florida, sets forth Mr. Queen's office in MIssion Hills Plaza Corp. MissIon Hills Plaza Corp. is a
general partner of the MIssIon Hills Plaza Venture, a Florida general partnershIp.
As the duly authorized representative of Mission Hllls Plaza Corp., the managing partner, Mr.
Gary F. Queen, has full authority to execute documents on behalf of the MissIon Hllls Plaza
Venture.
If there are any questions, please contact me.
Sincerely,
JJZ:pw
Enclosures
cc: Gary F. Queen
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SUBJECT: Vacation Request
CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION
Agenda Cover Memorandum
PUBLIC
92-19 ( L~~~YHochevar )
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RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: Deny the vacation of the 15' Right-of-Way lying East of
Lots 11 thru 16, Premier Village SUbdivision.
D And that the appropriate official be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The applicant's are requesting the vacation of the 15' Right-of-Way lying East
of Lots 15 & 16, Premier Village. The owners would like to increase their back
yards and for landscaping.
This petition has been reviewed by various city Departments/Divisions concerned
wi th vacations. The city' Engineering Department is requesting the remaining
Right-of-Way lying East of Lots 11 thru 14 also be vacated and retained full
width as a Drainage & utility Easement. The city has existing storm main that
crosses this Right-af-Way. The Transportation Group agrees with the comments
from Engineering. The Planning Department reports that the property is zoned
RS8; any proposed construction must meet required setbacks as follows: 25 ft
street setback, 6 ft side, 10 ft rear for principal and accessory structures; for
swimming pools/screened pool enclosures: 25 ft street setback, 6 ft side and 8
ft rear. Parks Department has no obj ections to the vacation provided the
Easterly 5 ft be retained as a sidewalk Easement for a future bicycle trail. All
other Departments concerned have no objections. .
Florida Power, General Telephone, Vision Cable & pinellas county Water have no
objection to this vacation.
The Public Works Director has reviewed the comments submitted by the reviewing
departments. Because of the possible future use as a bicycle trail by the parks
department, the pUblic Works Director recommends the applicant I s request be
denied.
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I Reviewed by: I Originating Dept. I Costs: N/A commission Action
I Legal N/A I public Yorks/Engineering I (Current FV) Approved
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I Budget N/A I User Dept. I Funding Source: Approved
I I w/conditfons _____
I purchasing N/A I I Cl1pt. Imp.
I Denied
I Risk Hgmt. N/A I Advertised: I Operating
Dote: 11/19 & 11/26/92 I Cont Id to
OIS NIA I Other
ACM N/A I Paper: Tampa Tribune I
I Appropriation Code(~)
J Attachments:
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PLEASE REVIEW TillS VACATION IN TERMS OF YOUR PRESENT USE AND FUTURE NEED
FOR THE PROPERTY. INDICATE YOUR COMMENTS BELot'l:
REFERENCE ATLAS SHEET NO 317D/ J-14 SECTIONJ.LTOWNSHIP 298 RANGE 16E
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REVIEWED BY: <g1J5 APPROVED BY~7~ : /D-(-"l'''L..r
COMMENTS: The Applicant is requesting the vacation f the 15 foot
North/South Right-of-Way lying along the East side of Lots 15 & 16,
premier Village Subdivision. The property owners would like to
enlarge their backyards for additional landscaping. The 15 foot
right-of-way was platted as part of the old Pinellas Groves
subdivision. The city has an existing 19" x 30" R.C.P.storm pipe
that crosses the existing 15 foot Right-of-Way. Florida Power,
General Telephone, County Water, and Vision Cable have no objection
to this vacation request. The Engineering Division has no
objection to the applicant's request and suggests that the
remaining Right-of-Way lying along the East side of Lots 11 thru
14, Premier Village Subdivision be included in the request. The
full width of the right-of-way being vacated should be retained as
a Drainage & utility Easement.
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No objection. Zoned RS8; any proposed co struction must meet required'
setbacks, as follows: 25 ft. street setback, 6 ft. side, 10 ft. rear
for principal and accessory structures; for'swimming pools/sc~eened pool:
enclo'sures:25 ft. stre~t setback, 6 ft. side and 8 ft. rear.
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bicycle trail on Florida Power right-of-way from llclleair Road
to Curlew Road has been discussed nnd planned fo~ over the past
14 years; This section of the proposed bicycle:trail is one of the
tightest due to the retention pond on Florida Power property.
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COMMENTS: The property involved is a dedicated public riCht-oE-way. This is
not a situation wherein we arc requested to give up an casement right on another
person's property. In this situation the applicants arc asking that the City give ;~"
property to adjacent parcels. As long as there is any reason to believe that the Ci~~
may desire n bicycle trail along this right-DE-way we should not entertain any {: '
notion to vacate our interest. Thi.s request shoul d be denied. 1:"
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PUBLIC HEARING'DATE:
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12/03/92
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ADVERTISING DNrE:
COMMISSION ACTION:----APPROVED----CONTINUED----TABLED----DENIED----
ORDINANCE, NO.
DATE OF ADOPTION
RECORDED IN o. R. BOOK:
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LETTER TO PROPERTY OWNER ADVISING COMPLETION OF VACATION
VACATION CARD FILE:
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DRANING SnmnNG PROPOSED USE OF VACATED PROPERTY
(SURVEY, PLOT PLAN, E're.)
X SEE RESOLUTION 82-J (ATTACHED)
ATr.I.'ACHED LETTERS OF NO OBJECTION FROM:
X FLORIDA POWER 'CORPORATION
X' GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY
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7. SIGNATURE OF THE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY ABUTTING THAT PROPERTY PROPOSED
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In reference to the request for variances on my sign at
Smoyer Plaza,l290-92-94 Court St, occupied by Stewart Title
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of Clearwater, I would like to request a continuance 01;1 this
matter until the meeting of December 17, 1992., My husband
who manages the plaza, is,'recuperating from an operation and
he is not well enough to attend the meeting on December 3, 1992,
nor has he had the opportunity to 'review this matter with Earl,
the zoning technician .
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Variance to the Sign Regulations; 406 South Arcturas Avenue (Arcturas Avenue Offices); Victor A. &
Marilyn Tetreault (Owner & Representative). (SV 92-22)
Clearwater City Commission
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RECOMMENDA TION/MOTION:
Approve requested variance of three feet to permit a freestanding sign to be located two feet from the
front and side property lines where a five foot setback is required for part of Lot 5, Block A, Skye rest
Subdivision Unit 0 since the applicant has met all the standards for variance approval, subject to the
following condition:
.. There shall be no modifications to the sign to increase its area or height.
[] and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The subject property is an interior lot located at 406 S. Arcturas Avenue. The property is zoned CG,
General Commercial.
The applicant is requesting a variance for an existing sign. Relevant summary information concerning
the request follows.
Information Requested Permitted
Type of Sign Freestanding Yes
location Arcturas Avenue Yes
Area 27 sq. ft. 64 sq. ft.
Setback 2 ft. 5 ft.
(front and side)
Height 10 ft. 20 ft.
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co..ission Action:
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o Denied
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Budget
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Costs: S N/A
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Dilte: 11123/92
Paper: TAMPA TRIBUNE
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The applicant's claim that the relocation of the subject sign on this site is not feasible has been
confirmed. Upon visiting the site, staff observed that the freestanding sign Is located adjacent to the
Burger King driveway and Arcturas Avenue. The positioning of this sign Is dictated by the parking lot ';
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light pole location; and the bush/landscaping line for this site. The sign cannot be moved back to meet !
the 5 ft. setback becaus'e such repositioning would locate the freestanding sign In the parking lot and/or
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existing site design. The applicant is requesting a minimum variance and the proposed variance appears !
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To be eligible for a variance, a request must meet all eight standards for variance approval. Based upon,
review and analysis of the information contained In the application, staff finds that the petitioner's
request meets all of the standards. :'
Relevant Previous Decisions by the Commission: None noted.
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ADDRESS OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: ~ J. j)/cb/l/J/ HvP ffS- rfi?'u~/",G
NAME OF BUSINESS (IF APPUCABLEJ: t7{?t ,~ r ;:} C tk/,(' 19:1 ;Jt/..r
ZONING DISTRICT: (....' 0 LAND USE CLASSIRCAll0N: ~ (7/:::: LAND AREA: I '/...l9tJ ../d ,d
LEGAL DESCmPTI~ OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: ff,I/('I(I'J / U/)'( / ..lJ :;t/f j:;J IY 1/.~("';::; CJ ~
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PARCEL NUMBER: 13 I ,19 I 1,-, I &..;, vi6 I 00 / I Q;.J So (This information
is available from your tax receipt or contact Pinellas Co. Property Appraiser's Office at 462.3207. If more than one
parcel number. attach 8% x 11 inch sheet)
DESCRIBE SURROUNDING USES OF PROPERTY:
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South: ":.f?,JP6 EJ( /:JU& ~.J.Jit(,(Rr,."!"
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VARIANCe(SJ REQUEST (If Variance to 7 year amortization requirement. refer to Sec. 134.015):
REASOI'\! fOR REQUESTING VARlANCE(S): lAeter to Standards for Approval. next page)
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STANDARDS FOR APPROVAL: A variance shall not be granted by the City Commission unless the application and
evidence presented clearly support the following conclusions:
(1) The variance requested Drises from 8 condition which Is unique to the property in question and is neither
ordinarily or uniformly applicable to the zoning district nor created by an action or actions of the property
owner, predecessor In title, or the applicant. Any mistake made In the execution of a building permit or work
performed without the benefit of D permit shall not be considered to be situations which support the granting
of II variance.
(2l The particular physical surroundings, shape or topographical conditions of the property Involved and the strict
application of the provisions of this development code would result In an unnecessary hardship upon the
applicant.
(3) The variance Is the minimum necessary to overcome the unnecessary hardship referred to in preceding recital,
"2" for the purpose of making reasonable u:se of the land.
(4) The request for 3 variance Is not based primarily upon the desire of the applicant to secure a greater financial
return from the property.
(5) The granting of the variance will not be materially detrimental or injurious to other property or improvements
In the neighborhood In which the property Is locnted.
(6) The granting of the variance will not Impair an adequate supply of light or ventilation to adjacent property,
detract from the appearance of the community, substantially increase the congestion in the public streets,
increase the danger of fire, endanger the public safety in any way, or substantially diminish or impair the value
of surrounding property.
(71 The variance desired will not adversely affect the public health, safety, tlrder convenience, or general welfare
of the community.
(81 The granting of the variance desired will not violate the general spirit and intent of this dl!velopment code.
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SIGNATURE OF P'ROPERTY OWNER {OR REPRESENTATIVEJ:<:;:; ~~-~~/5~~ "
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Before me, the undersigned authority, personally appeared I: c.krz (J ~ (JIl,?;:,( /v'" 1. ~~~~~/t states '
the matters and facts set out above are true and correct.to the best of his/her knowledge and belitlf.
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SUBJECT:
Variance to the Sign Regulations; 504 Myrtle Ave.; Hose & Hydraulics, Inc. (Applicant); Frontier'
Properties/Norman Beach (Owner/Representative) (SV 92-23)
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
Deny requested variance for Magnolia Park, Blk 18, part lots 3t 4, and 5 since the applicant has not met
all the standards for variance approval .
~ and that the appropriate officials bt' authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The subject property is a double frontage lot located at 504 Myrtle Avenue. The property is zoned Urban
Center (Core).
The applicant is requesting a variance for new signs. The request was received prior to the adoption of
the revised sign regulations so the requested variances on the application are not expressed in terms of
the current Code. The following summary table reflects the new code requirements.
Sign 1 Sign 2
Information Requested Permitted Requested Permitted
Type of Sign Attached Yes Attached Yes
Location North side Yes South side Yes
Area 50 sq. ft. 48 sq. ft. 50 sq. ft. 38 sq. ft.
Staff Comments/Proposed Conditions
The subject property is the site of the existing Hose & Hydraulicst Inc. business and is located in the
Urban Core Center District. The existing signage is comprised of three wall signs painted on each
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Reviewed by:
Legal
Budget
Purcha&ing
Risk Hgmt.
CIS
ACM
Other
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Origin'Jting Dept: -\.I'f\
PLANNING & DEVELOPl>MNT .
Costs:
Total
C~ission Action:
o Approved
o Approved w/conditions
o Denied
o Continued to:
Usor Dcpt:
Current Fiscal Yr.
Advertised:
Dato: 11/20/92
Paper: TAMPA TRIBUNE
o Not Roqui red
Affeeted Parties
~ Notified
o Hot Requl red
FLrlCling Source:
o Capl tal IfIlJ.
o Operating
o Other
AttDC'-cntS:
LETTER
AFPLJCATION
DRAIJINGS AND MAP
o None
AppropriDtion Code:
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C.C. 12/3/92
SV 92-23
Page 2
side of the building containing a total area of approximately 50 square feet for each set of signs. This
proposal consolidates the signs into one new sign on each wall with the same approximate area to be
maintained.
Staff finds no conditions that are unique to this property in the UC(C) district that qualify this property
for the variances requested. There appear to be no hardships created for the applicant by meeting the
sign regulations.
Under the new sign ordinance this site would be allowed up to 48 square feet of attached signage on
the north wall of the existing structure and 38 square feet of attached signage on the facade parallel to
Myrtle Avenue or alternately on the south wall perpendicular to Myrtle Avenue. This appears to be
adequate signage to identify the property. This property is also eligible for a sign area bonus of up to
50 percent if judged to qualify with certain standards established by the City Commission as determined
by a downtown sign review committee. However, the signs, as proposed, would not be eligible for
consideration due to their design; should the applicant produce an alternate design, an increase in sign
area could be obtained under current code requirements.
Applicable Variance Standards
To be eligible for a variance, a request must meet all eight standards for variance approval. Based upon
review and analysis of the information contained in the application, staff finds that the petitioner's
request meets only two of the standards. In particular, the following standards do not appear to be fully
met:
(1) The variance requested arises from a condition which is unique to the property in question and
is neither ordinarily or uniformly applicable to the zoning district nor created by an action or
actions of the property owner, predecessor in title, or the applicant. Any mistake made in the
execution of a building permit or work performed without the benefit of a permit shall not be
considered to be situations which support the granting of a variance.
(2) The particular physical surroundings, shape or topographical conditions of the property involved
and the strict application of the provisions of this development code would result in an
unnecessary hardship upon the applicant.
(3) The variance is the minimum necessary to overcome the unnecessary hardship referred to in
preceding recital 112" for the purpose of making reasonable use of the land.
(4) The request for a variance is not based primarily upon the desire of the applicant to secure a
greater financial return from the property.
(61 The granting of the variance will not impair an adequate supply of light or ventilation to adjacent
property, detract from the appearance of the community, substantially increase the congestion
in the public streets, increase the danger of fire, endanger the public safety in any way, or
substantiaUy diminish or impair the value of surrounding property..
(8) The granting of the variance desired will not violate 'the general spirit and intent of this
development code.
Relevant Previous Decisions by the Commission: None noted.
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PROPERTY OWNERIS) NAME & ADDRESS:
CITY OF ClEARWATER
SIGN V AR1ANCE APPUCA nON.
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REPRESENTATlVE(SI (if any) NAME & ADDRESS:
Frontier Properties-Fld. Gen. PlI'.
Norman Beach & Mary Turner
504 S. Myrtle Ave.
Clearwater, FL 34616
NOl:1lliln Beach - O""nc..r
lJ~O PlnellilS :st.
C10ilrwat.cr, FL 34616
TELEPHONE: ( 8131443-1124
TELEPHONE: ( 813) 443-7600
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ADDRESS OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: 504 S. l'1y rt 1 c. Ave.
NAME OF BU~rNESS (IF APPUCABLE):
ZONING DISTRICT: DC ( C )
Hose & Hydraulics, Inc.
LAND USE CLASSIACATION:
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LAND AREA: 23,277
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: Lots 3, 4, 6. 5 of B.lock 18 Less the
North 100 feet, Magnolia Park 1, Book 3, Page 43, pinellas Co.
PARCEL NUMBER: 15 I 29 I 15 I 54450 I 018 I 0030 (This information
is available from your tax receipt or contact Pinellas Co. Property Appraiser's Office at 462-3207. If more than one
parcel number, attach 8% x 11 inch sheet)
DESCRIBE SURROUNDING USES OF PROPERTY:
North:
South:
pine lIas County
pinellas County
East:
West:
Prospect Tm.,rers
pinellas, County
v ARlANCE(S) REQUEST (If Variance to 7 year amortization requirement. refer to Sec. 134.015t:
.1. To paint a five foot high by Ten Foot Wide sian on the North
side of the North buildinq-=. See Dra,.fina "AU
2. To paint a Five F~~_ High by Ten Foot Wide sign on the South
side of the North building - See Dra,dng liB".
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REASON FOR REQUESTING VARlANCE(S): (Refer to Standards for Approval, next page)
My buildings do not conform to the latest zoning set back laws. ~he
front of each building is less than one foot from the front lot line.
A sign on the front of the building can'not be seen. by people driving
North or South on Myrtle Avenue.
CONTINUED ON REVERSE SIDE
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STANDARDS FOR APPROVAL: A variance shall not be granted by the Development Code Adjustment Board unless
the application and evidence presented clearly support the following conclusions:
(, I The variance requested arises from 8 condition which is unique to the property in -Juestion and is neither
ordinarily or uniformly applicable to the zoning district nor crested by an action or actions of the property
owner, predecessor in title, or the applicant. Any mistake made in the execution of 8 building perml~ or work
performed without the benefit of 8 permit shall not be considered to be situations which support the granting
of a variance.
121 The particular physical surroundings, shape or topographical conditions of the property involved and the strict
application of the provisions of this development code would result in an unnecessary hardship upon the
applicant.
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(3) The variance Is the minimum necessary to overcome the unnecessary hardship referred to in preceding recital
"2" for the purpose of making reasonable use of the land.
(4) The request for a variance is not based primarily upon the desire of the applicant to $ecure a greater financial
return from the property.
IS) The granting of the variance will not be materially detrimental or injurious to other property or improvements
in the neighborhood in which the property is located.
(61 The granting of the variance will not impair an adequate supply of light or ventilation to adjacent property,
detract from the appearance of the community. substantially increase the congestion in the public streets,
increase the danger of fire. endanger the public'safety in any way. or substantially diminish or impair the value
of surrounding property.
(71 The varianc!.! desired '1'/iIl n{lt adversely aHeet the ~)ublic: health. saf~ty. order convenience, or general welfare
of the community.
{81 The granting of the variance desired will not violate the general spirit and intent of this development code.
SIGNATIlRE OF PROPERlY O"";NER (OR REPRESENTAl1VEIi-~~ ;(J...-/~~
Ir'\OfTlo/d!lo '" POolIlIlRl~
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Sworn to and subscribed before me this c::2 day of ~
A.D.. 19~bY 1J01 /?7t(/J '/)eMl &A.dL, who ~
~nprs"'ItCtJl~~A.u~ me o~.it'ave produced p( a. Ot 1--..fC~ as
8a6?J.. ~&1':45-3W -.0
identification personally appeared deposed and stated the matters and facts set out
herein are true and correct to the best of his/her knOWledge and belief.
pnnt D'!yPO nwnl U.-, ..g.....!I/ I ,\~'l Pllll!...IC. STATE Of' n.ORlDA,
N ot ry Publ' C "0 N M' COM MISSION EXI'mES: Aprll 4, 1995.
a Ie, ommrssl n 0, ., . . UNDERWRITERS.
NOTE~ PRO?arrv OWNER OR REPRESENTATIVE MUST A1TEND HEARING.
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PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
315 COUAT STREET
ClEARWATER, FLORIDA 34616
COMMISSIONERS
GEORGE GREER. CHAIRMAN
.JOHN CHESNUT, JR. . VICE CHAIRMAN
CHARLES E. RAINEY
BARBARA SHEEN TODD
BRUCE TYNDALL
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Mr. Norman Beach
nose and Hydraulics
504 South Myrtle Street
Clearwater, Florida 34616
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RE: New Sign to be erected at 504 South Myrtle Street, Clearwater, Florida
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Dear Mr. Beach:
We, the owner representatives of the Swisher Building located at 509 East
AVenue South and adjacent property have no objection to the erecti.on of your
new sign to be placed on yout' property referred to as Hose And Hydraulics
located at 504 South Myrtle Street, Cleal'water, Florida.
If additional information is required or I may be further service, please-feel
free to cant- /.. me at 1162-4514.
Sincerely,
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James E. McKillen, Construction Manager
Pinellns County General Services
Facility Management Division
509 East Avenue South
Clearwater, Florida 34616
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SURVEY Of tOTS 3, ~ AND 5, BLOCK 18, LESS THE NORTH 100 FE~T
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Palm HDtbor. FIDrido 33563
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Variance to the Sign Regulations; 2388 Gulf-ta-Bay Blvd. (Dayton Andrews, Inc.); Massey Motors, Inc.
(Owner); Harry S. Cline (Representative). (SV 92-26)
Clearwater City Commission
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RECOMMENDA TION/MOTION:
Deny the requested variances for Sec. 18-29-16, M&B 24.05 and 24.06, and Gulf-to-Bay Estates, Unit
3, Lots 594 through 597 since the applicant has not met all of the standards for variance approval.
[] and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The subject property is a corner lot located at 2388 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. The property is zoned CG, General
Commercial.
The applicant is requesting variances for new, replacement freestanding signs and for an existing
attached sign. Relevant summary information (including both a table and text) concerning the request
follows.
Sign 1 Sign 2
Information Requested Permjtted Requested Permitted
Type of Sign Main Freestanding Yes Auxiliary Freestanding Yes "
Location Gulf-ta-Bay Yes Gulf-to-Bay Yes
Area 81.1 sq. ft. 64 sq. ft. 56 sq. ft. 32 sq. ft.
Setback 5 ft. 5 ft. 5 ft. 5 ft.
Height 20 ft. 20 ft. 12 ft. 10 ft.
In addition to the above tabular data, the applicant is requesting one variance to allow an existing 120
sq. ft. attached sign ("Dayton Andrews") to remain. The Code allows attached signage up to a total of
64 sq. ft. so the variance requested is 56 sq. ft.
Reviewed by:
Legal
Budget
Purchasing
Risk Mgmt.
CIS
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originating Dept: -CC\f.l \)
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Costs: S MIA
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Current fiscal Yr.
C~ission Action:
o Approved
[J Approved w/conditions
o Denied
X- Continued to: ~~
Advc"U sed:
Date: , 1/23/92
Paper: TAMPA TRIBUNE
o Not Requi red
Affected Parties
Il?I Notified
o Not Rcqui red
fa'lding Source:
o Capl tal I~.
o Opcrat I ng
o Other
Appropriation code:
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APPLICATION r'lOV~
HAP -f,J
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CC 12/03/92
SV 92~26
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Staff Comments/Proposed Conditions
The current sign regulations provide special allowance for larger parcels such as the subject property.
Properties with exceptional street frontage (500 or more feet) are allowed an auxiliary freestanding sign.
Large parcels with exceptional setbacks are also allowed additional attached sign area. The subject
, property is not eligible for a sign bonus for attached signage since the building does not meet the
setback requirements for such signage. The current code allows: A 64 sq. ft., 20 ft. tall main
freestanding sign; A 32 sq. ft., 10ft. tall auxiliary freestanding sign; and A total of 64 sq. ft. of attached
signage. Staff feels this amount of signage is sufficient to adequately identify the property.
The subject property is a relatively large parcel for the General Commercial zoning district, containing
7.55 acres. Despite its size, there is nothing unique about the subject property that relates to the
variance request for freestanding signs. There is also nothing unique about the property or the building
which should require the continuance of the existing 120 sq. ft. attached sign. Staff feels that the
applicant has not met the standards for approval for sign variances. In particular, the applicant has not
demonstrated that a hardship exists, that the situation is a unique one or that the request is minimal.
Applicable Variance Standards
To be eligible for a variance, a request must meet all eight standards for variance approval. Based upon
review an(j analysis of the information contained in the application, staff finds that the petitioner's
request meets only two of the standards. In particular, the following standards do not appear to be fully
met:
(1) The variance requested arises from a condition which is unique to the property in Question and
is neither ordinarily or uniformly applicable to the zoning district nor created by an action or
actions of the property owner, predecessor in title, or the applicant. Any mistake made in the
execution of a building permit or work performed without the benefit of i3 permit shall not be
considered to be situations which support the granting of a variance.
(2) The particular phYSical surroundings, shape or topographical conditions of the property involved
and the strict application of the provisions of this development code would result in an
unnecessary hardship upon the applicant.
(3) The variance is the minimum necessary to overcome the unnecessary hardship referred to in
preceding recital 1t21t for the purpose of making reasonable use of the land.
(4) The request for a variance is not based primarily upon the desire of the applicant to secure a
greater financial return from the property.
(6) The granting of the variance will not impair an adequate supply of light or ventilation to adjacent
property, detract from the appearance of the community, substantially increase the congestion
in the public streets, increase the danger of fire, endanger the public safety in any way, or
substantially diminish or impair the value of surrounding pr<?perty.
(81 The granting of the variance desired will not violate the general spirit and intent of this
development code.
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REPRESENTATlVE(S) (if any) NAME & ADDRESS:
MASSEY MOTORS, INC.
PO~r Office Box 5430
Jacksonville, FL 32247-5430
HARRY S. CLINE, ESQ.
Post Office Box 1669
Clearwater, FL 34617
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TELEPHONE: (8 1 3) 4 4 1 - 8 9 6 6
ADDRESS OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: 2388 Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard, Clearwater, f'L
NAME OF BUSINESS (IF APPUCABLE): Dayton Andrews, Inc.
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ZONING DISTRICT:
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LAND USE CLASSIRCATION:
LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: Metes and Bounds description. See
Exhibit "A" attached hereto and made a part hereof by reference.
PARCEL NUMBER: 18 . . ",- 20 I 16 I 34632 I 000 I 5490 (This information
is available from your tax receipt or contact Pinellas Co. Property Appraiser's Office at 462-3207. If more than one
parcel number, attach 8Y2 x 11 inch sheet)
DESCRIBE SURROUNDING USES OF PROPERTY:
North:
South:
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VARIANCE(S) REQUEST:
See attached.
REASON FOR REQUESTING VARIANCE(S): (Refer to Standards for Approval, next page)
See attached Reasons for Requesting Variance(s)
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STANDARDS FOR APPROVAL: A variance shall not be granted by the Development Code Adjustment Board unless
the application and evidence presented clearly support the following conclusions:
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(1) The variance requested arises from a condition which is unique to the property in question and is neither
ordinarily or uniformly applicable to the zoning district nor created by an action or actions of the property
owner, predecessor in title, or the applicant. Any mistake made in the execution of a building permit or work
performed without the benefit of a permit shall not be considered to be situations which support the granting
of a variance.
(2) The particular physical surroundings, shape or topographical conditions of the property involved and the strict
application of the provisions of this development code would result in an unnecessary hardship upon the
appli~ant.
(3) The variance is the minimum necessary to overcome the unnecessary hardship referred to in preceding recital
"2" for the purpose of making reasonable use of the land.
(4) The request for a variance is not based primarily upon the desire of the applicant to secure a greater financial
return from the property.
(5) The granting of the variance will not be materially detrimental or injurious to other property or improvements
in the neighborhood in which the property is located.
(6) The granting of the variance will not impair an adequate supply of light or ventilation to adjacent property,
detract from the appearance of the community, substantially increase the congestion in the public streets,
increase the danger of fire, endanger the public safety in any way, or substantially diminish or impair the value
of surrounding property.
(7) The variance desired will not adversely affect the public health, safety, order convenience, or general welfare
of the community.
(8) The granting of the variance desired will not violate the general irit and intent of this development code.
SIGNATUpr' JF PROPERTY QW1JlE8dOR REPRESENTATIVE):
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Before me, the undersigned authority, personally appeared HARRY S. CLINE deposes and states
the matters and facts set out above are true and correct to the best of his/her knowledge and belief.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
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NOTE: PROPERTY OWNER OR REPRESENTATIVE MUST ATTEND HEARING.
Rev. 12/91
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1. FREE STANDING SIGN (brand):
A. Main Sign:
Existing:
Proposed:
40' high (210 sq. ft. ) within 5.0' property line
20' high (81.10 sq.ft) by 5.0' property line
Text: Brand Sign
Variance Requested:
Authorized: 20' high (64 sq.ft.)
0' height (17.1 sq. ft. )
B. AuxilIary Sign:
Existing: 20' high (144 sq.ft.) within 5.0' property line
Proposed: 12' high (56 sq.ft.) by 5.0' property line
C. Remove third pole sign: 1 "Used Cars" sign, 15 sq. ft. (32
sq. ft. ) ; proposed maintenance auxilIary signs to be 300'
apart.
D. Variance Requested:
2' height (24 sq. ft.)
2. ATTACHED SIGNS:
A. Existing:
(1) 1 "Dayton Andrews" sign, total 120 sq. ft. (on fascia)
B. Proposed:
To leave existing
C. Authorized: 64 sq. ft.
D. Variance Requested: 56 sq. ft.
3. ENTRANCE SIGNS:
A. Existing: -er
B. Proposed: --e-
C. Authorized: -0-
D. Variance Requested: --er-
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REASONS FOR REQUESTING VARIANCE
OWNER:
MASSEY MOTORS, INC.
PROPERTY:
2388 Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard
Clearwater, FL 34625
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1. The properties involved, as well as the operations, are
unique. The subject properties are larger than most ownerships
along Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard. The applicant operates three (3)
distinctive businesses from its single site, comprised of (i) new
car sales; (ii) used car sales; and (iii) servicing. The
properties involved are located east of Hercules Avenue and west
of U.S. Highway 19, situate on Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard, which is
six (6) lanes, plus turn lanes. The properties are not located
on an intersection with traffic signals or traffic controls.
2. The physical. surroundings, shape and conditions of the.
property create hardships which justify granting variances to
allow additional signage over Code requirements.
3. The requested variances are the minimums required to
allow reasonable use of applicant's property. The proposals
represent a significant downsizing in existing signage, and the
proposals are less in all respects than that permitted other car
dealerships typically located on U.S. Highway 19, within blocks
of the applicant's property.
4. The purpose of the request is to allow reasonable signage
on a busy thoroughfare for identity and access to a very large
parcel of land involving multiple business enterprises.
5. The granting of the variance should have no detrimental
or injurious impact on other property in the neighborhood.
Applicant's request involves a significant reduction on existing
signage, and the proposal is to take into account the size and
location of the property involved and the multiple business
enterprises situate on the property.
6. The granting of the variance will not impair light or
ventilation, increased congestion or endanger of fire or endanger
the public safety in any way, or impair surrounding property
values. The principal reason for the requested variance is to
have adequate signage to identify multiple business operations
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si tuation on a large piece of property, and not located at an
intersection with traffic signalization. The proposed signage
will not detract from the appearance of the community. It
represents a significant downsizing from present signage, and
applicant submits it is the minimum reasonable signage given the
unique circumstances involved with the property and the business
enterprises which exist.
7. The variance will not have any adverse impacts on public
health, safety, order, convenience or general welfare.
8. The granting of the variance is in the general spirit and
intent of the Development Code. The Applicant is significantly
reducing existing signage and requesting minimum reasonable
variances to operate its various business enterprises on a
primary, arterial roadway.
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SUBJECT:
Variance to the Sign Regulations; 2085 Gulf to Bay Blvd. (Carlisle Lincoln Mercury); SOS Investments
(Owner); Harry S. Cline (Representative). (SV 92-27)
RECOMMENDA TION/MOTION:
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Deny the requested variances for Sec.13-29-15, M&B 41.04 & 42.01, Lots 1 and 2, Bamboo Resub.
and Lots 2, 3, 9, 10 and 11, Bamboo Sub. since the applicant has not met all the standards for variance
approval.
[] and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute some.
BACKGROUND:
The subject property is an interior lot located at 2085 Gulf to Bay Blvd. The property is zoned CG,
General Commercial. '
The applicant is requesting variances for new and existing signs. Relevant summary information
concerning the request follows.
Sign 1 Sign 2
Information Requested Permitted Requested Permitted
Type of Sign Main Freestanding Yes Auxiliary Freestanding Yes
Location Gulf-to-Bay Yes Gulf-to-Bay Yes
Area 73 sq. ft. 64 sq. ft. 21 sq. ft. 32 sq. ft.
Setback 5 ft. 5 ft. 5 ft. 5 ft.
Height 25.7 ft. 20 ft. 12.6 ft. 12 ft.
Reviewed by:
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Originating Dept: ~~\& p
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APPLICATION
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Advertised:
Date: 11/23/92
Paper: TAMPA TRIBUWE
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Affected Parties
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Appropriation Code:
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C.C. 12/03/92
SV 92-27
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Sign 3 Sign 4
Information Requested Permitted Requested Permitted
Type of Sign Attached Yes Directional Yes
Area 162 sq. ft. 64 sq. ft. 20 sq. ft. 4 sq. ft. '
(each sign) (each sign)
Staff Comments/Proposed Conditions
The subject property is a large (10.32 acre) parcel located on Gulf to Bay Blvd. and used as an
automobile sales and service establishment. The applicant is proposing to replace most of the existing
freestanding signage on the site with signs which conform to a greater extent to the current sign
regulations. The applicant has indicated in the variance request that an existing 38 ft. tall, 155 sq. ft.
freestanding sign will be replaced with a 25.7 ft. tall, 73 sq. ft. sign. The applicant also indicates that
an existing 20 ft. tall, 73 sq. ft. freestanding sign will be replaced with a 12.6 ft. tall, 32 sq. ft.
freestanding sign as the proposed auxiliary freestanding signage. The applicant also indicates that a
"leasing" freestanding sign will be removed.
In addition, the applicant is requesting that two existing nentrancelt signs be allowed to remain. These
signs are 9 ft. tall and contain 20 sq. ft. of sign area. They are substantially larger than the 4 sq. ft.
maximum size for directional signs.
Finally, the applicant intends to remove one existing "Carlisle" attached sign, leaving 3 "Carlisle"
attached signs containing 50 sq. ft. each and one "Service" attached sign containing 12 sq. ft. Staff
review of the business licenses associated with this site indicates that attached signs containing up to
64 sq. ft. each are permitted for two businesses on the site - one attached sign allocation for the
dealership and one tor the parts sales building. These businesses qualify as separate businesses eligible
for individual attached signage. This total attached signage requested by the applicant is 162 sq. ft.,
and is considerably over the maximum total for the two businesses of 128 SQ. ft. allowed by Code.
While the applicant's proposal brings the signage on this site into substantially greater compliance than
is' currently the case, there is nothing unique about the property which would warrant granting the
requested variances. The subject property is indeed a relatively large parcel for the General Commercial
Zoning District. However, the sign regulations take into account the existence of such large parcels, and
compensate owners of such property through the allowance of auxiliary freestanding signs. The main
freestanding sign is proposed to be replaced, so there is no reason why it cannot be replaced with a
conforming sign. These conditions are also the case for the auxiliary freestanding sign. Staff further
feels that the entrance to the property can be adequately identified with conforming directional signage.
Finally, regarding the attached signage, while the property consists of several separate buildings, there
are no exceptional setbacks for the main buildings' which would warrant granting the variance request;
in fact, one building is closer to Gulf-ta-Bay than is currently permitted. Staff feels the site can be
adequately Identified with conforming slgnage.
C.C. 12/03/92
SV 92-27
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Staff finds that the proposed variances do not appear meet the standards for variance approval. In
particular, the signs do not appear to be justified on the basis of some unique circumstances associated
with the property, nor does it appear that the applicant will face a hardship situation if conforming
signage is erected.
Applical)le Variance Standards
To be eligible for a variance, a request must meet all eight standards for variance approval. Based upon
review and analysis of the information contained in the application, staff finds that the petitioner's
request meets only two of the standards. In particular, the following standards do not appear to be fully
met:
(1) The variance requested arises from a condition which is unique to the property in question and
is neither ordinarily or uniformly applicable to the zoning district nor created by an action or
actions of the property owner, predecessor in title, or the applicant. Any mistake made in the
execution of a building permit or work performed without the benefit of a permit shall not be
considered to be situations which support the granting of a variance.
(2) The particular physical surroundings, shape or topographical conditions of the property involved
and the strict application of the provisions of this development code would result in an
unnecessary hardship upon the applicant.
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The variance is the minimum necessary to overcome the unnecessary hardship referred to in
preceding recital "2" for the purpose of making reasonable use of the land.
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(4) The request for a variance is not based primarily upon the desire of the applicant to secure a
greater financial return from the property.
(6) The granting of the variance will not impair an adequate supply of light or ventilation to adjacent
property, detract from the appearance of the community t substantially increase the congestion
in the public streets, increase the danger of fire, endanger the public safety in any way, or
substantially diminish or impair the value of surrounding property. I
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(8) The granting of the variance desired will not violate the general spirit and intent of this i'
development code.
Relevant Previous Decisions by the Commission: None noted.
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PROPERTY OWNER(S) NAME & ADDRESS:
CITY OF CLEARWATER
VARIANCE APPUCATION I yu 72. ~7
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REPRESENTAT1VE(SJ (if anyJ NAME & ADDRESS:
SOS INVESTMENTS, INC.
2085 Gulf-to-Bav Boulevard
Clearwater, PL 34625
HnRRY S. CLINE, ESQ.
Post Office Box 1669
Clearwater, FL 34617
TELEPHONE: (El13) 4111-3669
TELEPHONE: ( 8131 441-8966
ADDRESS OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: 2085 Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard, Clearwater, .E'L
NAME OF BUSINESS ClF APPUCABLEJ: Carlisle Lincoln Mercury
ZONING DISTRICT: C G- lAND USE CLASSIACATlON: ~ '1 V"
lAND AREA: (0.31. Ac..
LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: Metes and Bounds description.
PARCEL NUMBER: 13 . . 'r- 29 I 15 I 00000 J 4 20 I 0100 (This Information
is available from your tax receipt or contact Pinellas Co. Property Appraiser's Offlce at 462-3207. If more than one
parcel number, attach 8% x , 1 Inch sheet~
DESCRIBE SURROUNDING USES OF PROPERTY:
North: ~~~& (Cqy lv.\ct, CaJ.. \.J , S~f~''i c~..~ ')
South: V\..D..~ ~d~,,;.t
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VARlANCECSJ REQUEST:
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REASON FOR REQUESTING VARIANCE(S): CRefer 10 Standards for Approval. next page)
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See attached Reasons for Requesting Variance(s)
CONTINUED ON REVERSE SIDE
STANDARDS FOR APPROVAL: A variance shall not be granted by the Development Code Adjustment Board unless
the application and evidence presented clearly support the following conclusions:
(1 t The variance requested arises from D conditIon which Is unique to the property In questlon and Is neither
ordinarily or uniformly applicable to the zoning district nor created by an 8ctlon or Dctlons of the property
owner. predecessor In title, or the applicant. Any mIstake made In the execution of a bulldlng permit or work
performed without the benefit of a permit shall not be considered to be situations which support the grpnting
of a varIance.
(21 The particular physical surroundings, shape or topographical conditions of the property Involved and the strict
application of the provisions of this development code would result in an unnecessary hardship upon the
applicant.
(3) The variance is the minimum necessary to overcome the unnecessary hardship referred to In preceding recital
"2" for the purpose of making reasonable use of the land.
(4) The request for a variance Is not based primarily upon the desire of the applicant to secure a greater financial
return from the property. .
(5) The granting of the variance will not be materially detrimental or injurious to other property or Improvements
In the neighborhood in which the property Is located. .
(6) The granting of the variance will not impair an adequate supply of Ught or ventilation to adjacent property.
detract from the appearance of the community, substantially Increase the congestion In the public streets,
Increase the danger of fire, endanger the public safety in any way, or substantially diminish or Impair ttie value
" of surrounding property.
(71 The variance desired will not adversely affect the public health, safety, order convenience, or general welfare
of the community.
(8) The granting of the variance desired will not violate the gener i$ Irit and Intent of this development code.
SIGNATURE OF PROPERTYX>WNmUDltREPRESENTATIVE):
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Before me, the undersigned authority, personally appeared HARRY S. CLINE deposes and states
the matters and facts set out above are true and correct to the best of his/her knowledge and belief.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
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NOTE: PROPERTY OWNER OR REPRESENTATIVE MUST ATTEND HEARING.
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CARLISLE MOTORS
1. FREE STANDING SIGN (pylon):
A. Main Si~:
Existing:
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38' high (155 sq.ft.) within 5.0' property line
25.7 high (73 sq.ft) by 5.0' property line
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Text: Lincoln/Mercury
Variance Requested:
Illuminated area: 53.7 sq. ft.
Authorized: 20' high (64 sq.ft.)
5.7' height (9 sq.ft.)
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B. AuxilIary Sign:
Existing: 20' high (73 sq.ft.) within 5.0' property ~ine
Proposed: 12.6' high (32 sq.ft.) by 5.0 property line
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Text: Carlisle/Used C~rs Illuminated area: 26.5 sq.ft.
Authorized: 10.0' high (32 sq.ft.)
Variance Requested: 2.6' height (0 sq.ft.)
c. Remove third existing pylon sign (present text: "Leasing")
located in front of new car showroom (8.5' high; 20 sq.ft.)
D. Proposed Main and AuxilIary signs to be at least 300' apart;
property frontage on Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard is 953' in length
2. ATTACHED SIGNS:
A. Existing:
(1) 4 "Carlisle" signs, 50 sq.ft. each; total 200 sq.ft.
(2) 1 "Used Cars" sign, 16 sq.ft.
(3) l' II Service " sign, 12 sq.ft.
TOTAL: 228 sq. ft.
B. Proposed:
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3 "Carlisle" signs, 50 sq. ft. each; total 150 sq. ft.
(one on new car facilities; 2 on service facilities)
1 "Servj..ceJI-sign~ 12 sq. ft. _
TOTAL: 1178 sq. ft./ (, z. '-'1' f.~
C. Authorized: 64 sq. ft.
D. Variance Requested: 114 sq. ft. <1 '0 ~7" .p~. J
3. ENTRANCE SIGNS:
A. Existing: Two (2 ) 9 ' high signs at 20 sq. ft.
B. Proposed: Two ( 2) 9' high signs at 20 sq. ft.
C. Authorized: -0-
D. Variance Requested: \ V\") (?.") '1\ ~ I ~'''' S I ~'"'\ <2 2t;) rb',
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REASONS FOR REQUESTING VARIANCE
OWNER:
SDS INVESTMENTS, INC.
PROPERTY:
2085 Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard
Clearwater, FL 34625
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1. ,The properties involved, as well as the operations. are
unique. The subject properties are larger than most ownerships
along Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard. The applicant operates three (3)
distinctive businesses from its single site, comprised of (i) new
car sales; (11) used car sales; and (iii) servicing. The
properties involved are located east of Hercules Avenue and west
of U.s. Highway 19, situate on Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard, which is
six (6) lanes, plus turn lanes. The properties are not located
on an intersection with traffic signals or traffic controls.
2. The physical surroundings, shape and conditions of the
property create hardships which justify granting variances to
allow additional signage over Code requirements.
3 . The requested variances are the minimums required to
allow reasonable use of applicant's property. The proposals
represent a significant downsizing in existing signage, and the
proposals are less in all respects than that permitted other car
dealerships typically located on U.S. Highway 19, within blocks
of the applicant's property.
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4. The purpose of the request is to allow reasonable signage
on a busy thoroughfare for identity and access to a very large
parcel of land involving multiple business enterprises.'
5. The granting of the variance should have no detrimental
or injurious impact on other property in the neighborhood.
Applicant's request involves a significant reduction on existing
sigoage, and the proposal is to take into.. account the. size and
location of the property involved and the multiplel\ business
enterprises situate on the property.
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6. The granting of the variance will not impal'r light or
ventilation, increased congestion or endanger of fire or endanger
the public safety in any way, or impair surrounding property
values. The principal' reason for the requested variance is to
have adequate signage to identify multiple business operations
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s1 tuation on a :large piece o'f property I and not located at an
intersection wi'th traffic signalization. The proposed signage
will not detract from the, appearance of the community. It
represents a significant downsizing from present signage, and
applicant submits it is the minimum reasonable signage given the
unique circumstances involved with the property and the business
enterprises which exist.
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health, safety, order, convenience or general welfare.
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intent of the Development Code. The Applicant is significantly
reducing existing signage and requesting minimum, reasonable
variances. to operate its various business enterprises on a
primary, arterial roadway.
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SUBJECT:
Variances to the Sign Regulations; Lokey Oldsmobile, 2339 Gulf to Bay Blvd.; Nell M. Lokey, Trustee
(Owner); Harry 5. Cline (Representative). (SV 92-44)
Clearwater City Commission
Agenda Cover Memorandum
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'2/03/92
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RECOMMENDA TION/MOTION:
Deny requested variances for Section 18-29-16, M&B 31-05 and Lokey FaG Lot 2 since the applicant
has not met all standards for variance approval.
(] end that the appropriate offtciels be euthorited to execute some.
BACKGROUND:
The subject property is a large car dealership, containing over three acres, located on an interior lot at
2339 Gulf-ta-Bay Blvd. The property is zoned CG, General Commercial.
The applicant is requesting a varic:lnce for new and replacement signs. Relevant summary information
concerning the request follows, including tabular and text information.
Sign 1 Sign 2
Information Requested Permitted Requested Permitted
Type of Sign Freestanding Yes Attached Yes
location Gulf-ta-Bay Yes Two Yes
Size 128 sq. ft. 64 sq. ft. 118 sq. ft. 64 sq. ft.
Setback 5 ft. 5 ft. N/A N/A
Height 26 ft. 20 ft. N/A N/A
In addition to the signs described in the tabular data above, the applicant has requested a variance to
allow three new directional signs containing 10 sq. ft. apiece. The Code allows a maximum area of 4
sq. ft. for directional signs.
Revi et!ICd by:
Legal
Budget
Purchasing
Risk Hgmt.
CIS
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Other
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Origjnath19 Dept: T/')'\ 0
PLANNING & DEV~'Efll r
Costs: S MIA
Total
Advertised:
Datil: 11/23/92
Paper: TAMPA TRIBUNE
o Not Requi red
Affected Parties
S Notified
o Not Required
$
Current fiscal Yr.
Ftnding Source:
a Capi tal I"ll'
a Operating
a Other
conaission Action:
o Approved
{J Approved w/conditions
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User Dept:
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APPLICATION vYt"v"d TU
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CC '2/03/92
SV 92.44
Pngo 2
Staff Comments/Proposed Conditions
The applicant states that the proposed freestanding sign will replace an existing sign whlcl, Is currontly
42 ft. tall and contains 225 sq. ft. The applicant also indicates that he would lIke to oroct now ounchod
and directional signage.
Despite the reduction in area proposed for the freestanding sign, and tho rolativoly Imgo slzo of tho
subject property, staff finds nothing about the property which creates a unique, hardship situation which
would warrant granting the variance. The building is not setback far enough from Gulf-to-Bay Blvd.
to qualify for a sign bonus for the attached slgnage, nor is there anything unusual about tho driveway
design that requires larger directional signs. The applicant Is erecting a.MW freestanding sign and ne.w
attached and directional signage. This 3ignage should be erected to meet Code requlremonts. INote:
The applicant has been advised that the dealership and service businesses may be able to be considered
as a commercial complex, with each separate business being eligible for a separato slgnsgo allocation
of up to 64 sq. ft. If the property qualifies as a commercial complex, the 18 sq. ft. "Sorvlco" sign would
be allowed to be erected, but the 1 00 sq. ft. "Lokey Oldsmobile" sign would stili be prohlblted.l
Staff finds that the standards for variance approval do not appear to be met. In particular, the applicant
has not demonstrated a unique, hardship situation, and the variance request is not minimal.
Applicable Variance Standards
To be eligible for a variance, a request must meet all eight standards for variance approval. Based upon
review and analysis of the information contained in the application, staff finds that the petitioner's
request meets only two of the standards. In particular, the following standards do not appear to be fully
met:
(1) The variance requested arises from a condition which is unique to the property in question and
is neither ordinarily or uniformly applicable to the zoning district nor created by an action or
actions of the property owner, predecessor in title, or the applicant. Any mistake made in the
execution of a building permit or work performed, without the benefit of a permit shall not be
considered to be situations which support the granting of a variance.
(2) The particular physical surroundings, shape or topographical conditions of the property involved
and the strict application of the provisions of this development code would result in an
unnecessary hardship upon the applicant.
(3) The variance is the minimum necessary to overcome the unnecessary hardship referred to in
preceding recital1l2u for the purpose of making reasonable use of the land.
(4) The request for a variance is not based primarily upon the desire of the applicant to secure a
greater financial return from the property.
(6) The granting of the variance will not impair an adequate supply of light or ventilation to adjacent
property, detract from the appearance of the community, substantially increase the congestion
in the public streets, increase the danger of fire, endanger the public safety in any way, or
substantially diminish or impair the value of surrounding property.
(8) The granting of the variance desired will not viola to the general spirit and intent of this
development code.
Relevant Previous Decisions by the Commission: None noted.
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PROPERTY OWNER(S) NAME & ADDRESS:
CITY OF ClEARWATER
VARIANCE APPUCATION .
Iv# 92-44-
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REPRESENT A TIVE(S) (if any) NAME & ADDRESS:
NF.LL M. LOKEY. Trll!'ltee
% Donald O. McFarland, Esq.
Pn!'lr Offir.p Rnx ~lR7
Clearwater, P'L 34618-5187
HARRY S. CLINE, ESQ.
Post Office Box 1669
Clearwater. FL 34617
TELEPHONE: (813) 4 61-1111
TELEPHONE: ( 8 1 3j 4 41- 89 6 6
ADDRESS OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: 2339 Gulf-to"-Bav Boulevard, Clearwater, P'L
NAME OF BUSINESS (IF APPUCABLE): Lokey Oldsmobile, Inc.
ZONING DISTRICT:
CG-
LAND USE CLASSIRCATlON:
c.-r 'F""
LAND AREA: :cs . q \ Ac.~
LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: Metes and Bounds description. See
Exhibit "A" attached hereto and made a part hereof by reference.
PARCEL NUMBER: 18.', 29 I 16 I 00000 I 310 I 0500 (This information
is available from your tax receipt or contact Pinellas Co. Property Appraiser's Office at 462-3207. If more than one
parcel number, attach 8% x 11 inch sheet)
DESCRIBE SURROUNDING USES OF PROPERTY:
North: C-A-r \~T
South: b\: Gt ~""~ ,.. ,
East:
West:
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VARIANCE(S) REQUEST:
See attached
REASON FOR REQUESTING VARIANCE(S): (Refer to Standards for Approval, next page)
See attached Reasons for Requesting Variance{s}
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STANDARDS FOR APPROVAL: A variance shall not be granted by the Development Code Adjustment Board unles.f
the application and evidence presented clearly support the following conclusions:
(1) The variance requested arises from a condition which is unique to the property in question and is neither
ordinarily or uniformly applicable to the zoning district nor created by an action or actions of the property
owner. predecessor in title. or the applicant. Any mistake made in the execution of a building permit or work
performed without the benefit of a permit shall not be considered to be situations which support the granting
of a variance.
(2) The particular physical surroundings. shape or topographical conditions of the property involved and the strict
application of the provisions of this development code would result in an unnecessary hardship upon the
applicant.
(3) The variance is the minimum necessary to overcome the unnecessary hardship referred to in preceding recital
"2" for the purpose of making reasonable use of the land.
(4) The request for a variance is not based primarily upon the desire of the applicant to secure a greater financial
return from the property.
(5) The granting of the variance will not be materially detrimental or injurious to other property or improvements
in the neighborhood in which the property is located.
(6) The granting of the variance will not impair an adequate supply of light or ventilation to adjacent property.
detract from the appearance of the community, substantially increase the congestion in the public streets,
increase the danger of fire, endanger the public safety in any way. or substantially diminish or impair the value
of surrounding property.
(7) The variance desired will not adversely affect the public health, safety. order convenience, or general welfare
of the community. .. · . .
ISI The granting of the variance desired wm not violate the general SP~in::nt of this development code.
SIGNATURE OF PROPERTY ~EPRESENTATlVEI: \ 1',1\ .
HA~. CLINE
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Before me. the undersigned authority. personally appeared HARRY S. CLINE deposes and states
the matters and facts set out above are true and correct to the best of his/her knowledge and belief.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
6~ 1?~tar/J~'D"19 92
NOTARY~~~ ~V~OF FLORIDA
MY COMMISSION EXP JULY 20,1995
BOIlDED THRU GEr;::nAL INS. UNO.
NOTE: PROPERTY OWNER OR REPRESENTATIVE MUST ATTEND HEARING.
Rev. 12191
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LOKEY OLDSMOBILE
1.
FREE STANDING SIGN (brand):
A. Main Sign:
Existing: 42' high (225 sq. ft. ) within 1.0' property line
Proposed: 26' high (128 sq.ft) by 5.0' property line
Text: Brand Sign
Variance Requested:
Authorized: 20' high (64 sq.ft.)
6.0' height (64 sq.ft.)
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A\:lxil1ary Oign.
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VariaRC~ R~qu~~~ed:
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10' h~i~h~ (32 sq. f~.~
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ORQ (1) Propo~QQ: 20'
2. ATTACHED SIGNS:
A. Existing: NONE
B.
proposed:m
One (1) "~ Lokey Oldsmobile" sign with logo (100 sq.ft.)
ORe (1) "Ueed Car" eign (20 3q.f~.)
One (1) "Service" sign (18 sq. ft. ) . U
TOTAL: ~ sq. ft.,(e'
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Authorized: 64 sq. ft.
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3. ENTRANCE SIGNS:
A. Three (3) 4' high signs at 10 sq. ft.
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REASONS FOR REQUESTING VARIANCE
OWNER:
NELL M. LOKEY, TRUSTEE
PROPERTY:
2339 Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard
Clearwater, FL 34625
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1. The properties involved, as well as the operations, are
unique. The subject properties are larger than most ownerships
along GUlf-to-Bay Boulevard. The applicant operates three (3)
distinctive businesses from its single site, comprised of (i) new
car sales; (ii) used car sales; and (iii) servicing. The
properties involved are located east of Hercules Avenue and west
of U.S. Highway 19, situate on Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard, which is
six (6) lanes, plus turn lanes. The properties are not located
on an intersection with traffic signals or traffic controls.
2. The physical surroundings, shape and conditions of the
property create hardships which justify granting variances to
allow additional signage over Code requirements.
3. The requested variances are the minimums required to
allow reasonable use of applicant's property. The proposals
represent a significant downsizing in existing signage, and the
proposals are less in all respects than that permitted other car
dealerships typically located on U.S. Highway 19, within blocks
of the applicant's property.
4. The purpose of the request is to allow reasonable signage
on a busy thoroughfare for identity and access to a very large
parcel of land involving multiple business enterprises.
5. The granting of the variance should have no detrimental
or injurious impact on other property in the neighborhood.
Applicant's request involves a significant reduction on existing
signage, and the proposal is to take into account the size and
location of the property involved and the multiple business
enterprises situate on the property.
6. The granting of the variance will not impair light or
ventilation, increased congestion or endanger of fire or endanger
the public safety in any way, or impair surrounding property
values. The principal reason for the requested variance is to
have adequate signage to identify multiple business operations
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si tuation on a large piece of property, and not located at an
intersection with traffic signalization. The proposed signage
will not detract from the appearance of the community. It
represents a significant downsizing from present signage, and
applicant submits it is the minimum reasonable signage given the
unique circumstances involved with the property and the business
enterprises which exist.
7. The variance will not have any adverse impacts on public
health, safety, order, convenience or general welfare.
8. The granting of the variance is in the general spirit and
intent of the Development Code. The Applicant is significantly
reducing existing signage and requesting minimum reasonable
variances to operate its various business enterprises on a
primary, arterial roadway.
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Agenda Cover Memorandum
PUBLIC
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Meeting Date: 12/03/92
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SUBJECT:
Alcoholic Beverage Separation Distance Variance; 2907 State Road 590; Gary Queen (Owner); Johnny's
Italian Restaurant/Nadeau (Applicant/Representative). (AB 92-17)
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
Approve variance of 205 ft to permit alcoholic beverage sales establishment 95 ft. from a residential
zone for Sec. 8-29-16, M&B 11-01 since the applicant has met all standards for variance approval.
[] and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The applicant is requesting an alcoholic beverage separation variance to allow an expansion of the floor
area of an existing alcoholic beverage sales (2-COP) licensed establishment known as "Johnny's Italian
Restaurant". The distance separation variance is required because the subject property is located closer
than 300 ft. to an RS-8 zoning district. The subject property is located at 2907 State Road 590 on the
southeast corner of Lori Drive.
The applicant is proposing to increase the interior floor area of the subject property from 2,400 sq. ft.
to 3,280 sq. ft. which will mean an increase in the number of seats from the existing 76 seats to a total
of 1 30 seats.
The property is within the area currently zoned CN (Neighborhood Commercial) District. No additional
parking facilities will be required because the applicant will continue to share the existing 110 parking
spaces at Mission Hills Plaza. The police department comments on this use indicate that no problems
are anticipated.
On November 3, 1992, the Planning and Zoning Board unanimously approved the associated conditional
use permit for this request, subject to the following 5 conditions:
1) The requisite occupational license shall be obtained within 6 months from the date of this
public hearing;
2) The applicant shall obtain from the City Commission the requisite separation variance;
3) There shall be no entertainment, outdoor seating or speakers;
4) The sales of beer and wine for on premises consumption shall be prohibited after 12:00
midnight; and
5) There shall be no customer accessible display areas for package sales.
Reviewed by:
Legal
Budget
Purchasing
Risk Mgmt.
CIS
ACM
Other
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Costs: S MIA
Total
User Dept:
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Current Fiscal Yr.
CC-ission Action:
o Approved
o Approved w/conditions
o Denied
o Continued to:
Advertised:
Date: 11/23/92
Paper: TAMPA TRIBUNE
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Affected Parties
II Notified
o Not Requi red
FU1ding Source:
o Capital Imp.
o Operating
o Other
Attac:t.ents:
APPLICATION
CONDITIONAL USE APPLICATION
MAP
o None
Appropriation Code:
C.C. 12/3/9').,
AS 92-11
Page 2.
The applicant faces hardship because of the surrounding residential uses in the area. The portion of the
building affected by the proposed expansion contains doors, windows, openings and service equipment
contrary to the provisions of the Land Development Code Section 136.024 (d)(c) therefore a variance
request is necessary.
The applicant appears to be requesting a minimum variance to overcome the hardship of the site design
relative to surrounding residential areas. The staff perceives no negative impacts with regard to traffic
generation, lighting or similar problems associated with residential uses, because the residential uses are
separated from the establishment by a street right-of-way and fence.
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ALCOHOUC BEVERAGE SALES - MINIMUM DISfANCE VARIANCE APPUCATION
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.REPRESENTATIVES [If any) NAME AND ADDRESS:
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NOlDE 374FT TH E 277FT TO
ZONING DISI'RIcr:
VARIANCE ~o.,,~esaibelBe SpecifiC/Attach Additiooal8 112 x 11 inch sheet if needed): /4
Variance of ~st{{'om minimum distance requirement to allow al~lic beverage sales within ~ feet". from
(check one or more): _ Church, _ Schoo~ _ Hospi~ Residential Zone, _ Similarly Licenced
Alcoholic Beverage Establishment (COP License).
State Beverage License Designation: 2 {!. 0 ;0
Holder of State License: -::r of! Ai N /'I(} ([/9 t{
A CONDmONAL USE APPUCATION FOR ALCOHOUC BEVERAGE SALES FOR TIllS PROPERTY WAS
APPROVED BY THE PLANNING &. ZONING BOARD ON (DATE).
OTHER VARIANCES (CHECK ONE): _ ARE NOT NECESSARY, OR _ WERE APPROVED BY THE
DEVELOPMENT CODE ADJUSTMENT BOARD ON (DATE).
I HAVE READ ORDINANCE 4420-87 AND SECTION 137.012, CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE OTY OF
CLEARWATER.
REASON FOR VARIANCE REQUEST - In order for the City Commission to make the determination prescribed by
Ordinance 4420-87, the following statements MUSf be completed:
1. There are special conditions or circumstances applicable to the property involved because: .:;OHAJIJ 1/ j- W 1((..
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COAJ?FJltlr. To PICllAlL /IS /f FIJ/'t/LY JTltc /{UTl/tf/tifPT4--S/;<,I'LV AlUm- fl1D4.4 , [trd/Alt:..
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2. Such variance is necessary for the preservation and enjoyment of a substantial property right possessed by other property
in the same district under the terms of this ordinance and denied to the property in question because: r ill! 0i0.r'<V17td
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3. The granting of this variance will not confer any special privilege denied to other lands, structures, or dwellings in the
same district and will not be injurious to the neighborhood, or otherwise detrimental to the public welfare because:
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SIGNATURR OF FRQPl!RTY OWNER (O'ORREl'RESENl"A11VB)r-_ . ~$-. ~
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Before me, the undersigned authority, personally appeared G /? IZ Y r: 6l U€Ei, who !:ieing duly SVlOIn,
says under oath the matters and facts set out above are true and correct to the best of hWher knowledge lIl1d belief.
Sworn to and subscribed,.before me this tjlA.e- day of
mTARY p'jnlJC-STI'T~ o;::-rlllRlOA
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.PROPERTY OWNER OR REPRESENTATIVE MUSf Jl.
.. Attach Power of Attorney or notarized statement from owner anthorizing representative - not applicable if representative
is a practicing attorney acting on behalf of the property owner( s).
."Attachproof of actual distance (See Land Development Code Sec.136.024{d)(3) for method of measurement).
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"BUSINESS OWNER:
(Holder or State UceDSC)
JoHN .,...e Vprlll,f NI9{)e/lU
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NAME OP ESTABUSHMENT / /7
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(Subject of Requcst) _ ~ v (L'<' ~
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LAND USE PLAN
ZONING DISTR.ICI': c..AI CLASSIFICATION:
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ALCOHOIlC BEVERAGE" I'J' /J 0 A) , (Lt6n Premise" Coosumption
I UCENSE DESIGNATION: ~ v 1 - [ ] Package Sales
DO YOU PROPOSE TO PROVIDE ENTERTAINMENI' ON UCENSED PREMJSES1 II yes, dcscnbe NO
.PROPERTY OWNER'S NAME &. ADDRESS:
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TYPE OF REQUEST (Check Applicable Box or Boxes): l ) New UC:CDS~L l ] Address Chaoge
( ] Business Ownership Change l ] Uc:cnse DesignDtioD Chaogc (If Expansion
SEATS: 7 /'
Existing ~
Proposed~
JNI'ERIOR
PLOOR AREA:
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Proposed 3~I'O sa.ft.
OUIDOOR
LAND AREA: SEATING AREA:
Existing /0 '-ill' s .It Existing /. s,fi,
Proposedj6J...rV"s~.ft: Proposed 1)4'- s~.ft.
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PARKING:
Existing 1/0
Proposed 110
INFORMATION IN SUPPORT OF REQUEST
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SIGNATURE OF PROPERTY OWNER '-~---:.--"'" 47 /
(..OR REPRESENTATIVE OR BUSINESS OWNER) ----n.-:-;c-=:;-'/<__~
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Before me. the undersigned authority. personally appeared (':;/912 Y r. /i2uFP7\l who
being duly swom. says under oath the matters and raCU set out above arc trUe and c:orrec;tto the best oC hislber knowledge IlDd
belief; ... I ,"'
Sworn to and subscribed bClorcirieJ.-/~ dafor _~ I
. NCih~Y ~JIlLJC STATE or-hORIDA
Iff C",,~.SSIOii EXP. AUG 31 1993
~!I1i:lED TH!(U eEP.EAAl ltG, UHll.
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Pl.EASE Non:: 1oppIlcIIIIon8 must be ..bm/tIBd by 12:00 Noon on cte.lDne . '" I i
~1t'.OWNEJ\"BUSlNESS.CM'NER, AND/OR REPRESENTATlVE MUST AT'/ENO HENlING. FOR CONomONAL USE I\PPI..ICAnONS
RECUESTlNG CHN-IGE OF BUSINESS OWN8lSHIP OF Nf~ BEVERAGES SALES USE, lHE NEW BUSlNESS OWNER OR THAT OWNerS
- OUL'Y AUTHORlZED REPRESENfATlVE SHAlLATTCNO lHE HEARING.
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In the spring of 1989, Jolumy's Italian Restaurant came before this same board
seeking a conditional use pennit for our new 2400 sq. ft. restaurant. We were
granted the variance amiss some opposition. Now, 3 1/2 years later, we are
looking to expand our restaurant by aprox. 35%. We listened to the concerns of
the opposing citizens 3 1/2 years ago and since then we have maintained a perfect
record of responsibility with our 2COP license.
Since we are a family run, family style restaurant I foresee no problem whatsoever
in keeping our license in the highest standing. Our popularity for serving great
food at reasonable prices for the past 12 years is what warrants our expansion.
There is often a long wait for a table on a weekend during season. The adding of
another dining room will be a very welcomed and appreciated addition by both.
our customers and our staff (and myself, of course).
I thank you for considering this request.
JohnA. Nadeau
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WILLIAM T. BAYNARD, JR.
SARAH M. CHAVES
CHARLES W. COPE
WILLIAM S. DASKAM IV
STEVEN C. DUPRE'
CATHY ELLIOTT
ROY G. HARRELL, JR.
JOHN P. HIGGINS
ALICIA M. HIGHLEYMAN
MICHAEL J. KEANE
MORRIS A. LECOMPTE
ERNEST L. MASCARA
K. PAUL MCGUIRE III
S. MICHAEL OSTOW
DAVID R. PUNZAK
LEE H. RIGHTMYP.
LORI L. RUTLAND
LONNIE L. BIMPSON
JOSEPH J. SOROTA, JR.
RONALD L. STEPHENSON
ROBERT L. ULRICH
JULIUS J. ZSCHAU
BAYNARD, HARRELL, MASCARA, OSTOW & ULRICH, P.A.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
28080 US HIGHWAY III NORTH, SUITE 1501
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA 341121
(813) 71111-215215
TELECOPIER: (813) 7117-3208
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REPLY TO:
o POST OFFICE BOX lBO
ST. PETERSBURG, FL 33731
o CITY CENTER 12TH FLOOR
100 BECOND AVENUE SOUTH
ST. PETERSBURG, FL 33701
PHONE NUMBER: (813) 823-15000
TELECOPIER: (BI3) 8114.1023
TAMPA NUMBER: 237-8170
September 15, 1992
OF COUNBEL
ROBERT P. KAUFMAN
(ADMITTED ARIZONA BAR ONLY)
VERNON R. KElBER
DEAN C. HOUK (11104-11184)
FILE NO.
City of Clearwater
112 South Osceola Avenue
Clearwater, FL 34616
Re: Mission Hills Plaza Venture
Gentlemen:
As attorneys for Mission Hills Plaza Venture, we hereby inform you that Mr. Gary F. Queen
is the duly authorized representative of the managing partner, Mission Hills Plaza Corp., and is the
duly authorized managing partner of Mission Hills Plaza Venture, a Florida general partnership. A
copy of the most recent annual report, which is on file with the Secretary of State of the State of
Florida, sets forth Mr. Queen's office in Mission Hills Plaza Corp. Mission Hills Plaza Corp. is a
general partner of the Mission Hills Plaza Venture, a Florida general partnership.
As the duly authorized representative of Mission Hills Plaza Corp., the managing partner, Mr.
Gary F. Queen, has full authority to execute documents on behalf of the Mission Hills Plaza
Venture.
If there are any questions, please contact me.
Sincerely,
JJZ:pw
Enclosures
cc: Gary F. Queen
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Agenda Cover Memorandum
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SUBJECT:
Downtown Development Plan
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
Approve revised Downtown Development Plan and pass on first reading Ordinances 5297-92, 5298-92,
5299-92, 5300-92, 5302-92 to expand the Downtown Development District Land Use Plan
classification, pass on first reading Ordinances 5301-92, 5303.92, 5304-92 and 5305-92 establishing
Urban Center (Eastern Corridor), (Core) or (Bayfront) zoning, pass on first reading Ordinance 5235-92
revising the Urban Center zoning district requirements, and pass Resolution 92-73 accepting the
Downtown Development Plan and expanding the Downtown Community Redevelopment Agency area.
[] and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute some.
BACKGROUND:
The staff has held numerous public hearings and meetings on the proposed Downtown Development
Plan. The Commission has held several worksessions to provide staff with direction concerning the plan.
As a result of this input, staff has revised the original draft of the Downtown Development Plan to:
~ Revise the purpose statement and establish measures of success.
~ Restrict expansion of the CRA to two areas in the north and south portions of the Urban Center
(Eastern Corridor) district.
~ Establish Downtown Development District land use plan cJassification for areas external to the
existing Downtown Development District, including two areas formally referred to as the
North/South Core Expansion Areas where zoning will not immediately be changed.
~ Revise the allowable uses for the Downtown in order to minimize nonconformities, while
expanding the City's ability to control the more intense allowable uses.
A copy of the revised Downtown Development Plan is attached for Commission review. On November
17, 1992, the Planning and Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval of the revised plan
subject to the adoption of a Code amendment that would allow nonconforming single family residences
to be replaced if damaged or destroyed in excess of 50% of their value.
Reviewed by:
Legal
Budget
Purchasing
Risk Hgmt.
CIS
ACM
Other NIA
Originating Dcpt: --rf\{\
PLANNING & DEVE~E~ '
Costs:
S MIA
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User Dcpt:
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Paper: TAMPA TRlBUNE
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F~ing Source:
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AttDCMcntS:
REVISED D~NTOUH PLAN
ORDINANCES: 5297-92, 5298-92,
5299-92, 5300'92, 5302-92,
5301-92, 5303-92, 5304-92,
5305-92, 5235-92 .
ESOLUTION 92-73 Q;
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ORDINANCE NO. 5297-92
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE PLAN ELEMENT OF THE
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF THE CITY, TO CHANGE THE LAND USE
DESIGNATIONS FOR CERTAIN REAL PROPERTIES LOCATED NORTH
OF JONES STREET, WEST OF OSCEOLA AVENUE, AND SOUTH OF A
LINE LOCATED 100 FEET SOUTH OF CEDAR STREET, AS
DESCRIBED MORE PARTICULARLY HEREIN, FROM LOW DENSITY
RESIDENTIAL, MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL, HIGH DENSITY
RESIDENTIAL, RECREATION, COMMERCIAL/TOURIST FACILITIES,
INDUSTRIAL, AND PUBLIC/SEMI-PUBLIC TO DOWNTOWN
DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY CENTER; PROVIDING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the amendment to the future 1 and use plan element of the
comprehensive plan of the City as set forth herein is found to be reasonable,
proper and appropriate, and in compliance with Florida law; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The future land use plan element of the Comprehensive Plan of
the City of Clearwater is amended by changing the land use category for the
hereinafter described property as follows:
Property
See Exhibits A and B attached
hereto. (LUP 92-1)
Land Use Cateoory
From: Low Density Residential, Medium
Density Residential, High Density
Residential, Recreation,
Commercial/Tourist Facilities,
Industrial, Public/Semi-Public
To: Downtown Development D~strict/
Regional Activity Center
Section 2. The City Commission does hereby certify that this ordinance is
consistent with the City.s Comprehensive Plan.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption,
subject to the approval of the land use designation by the Pinellas County Board
of County Commissioners.
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READING AND ADOPTED
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as to form and correctness:
Attest:
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
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From a point 20 feet East of the Northeast corner of Lot 1, Gorra
Subdivision, as recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 44, as a POINT OF
BEGINNING; proceed West 950 feet to Point IIA;II return to POINT OF
BEGINNING; thence South along centerline of North Osceola Avenue to
intersection of Georgia Avenue; thence West along centerline of
Georgia Avenue 100 feet to intersection of North Osceola Avenue;
thence South along centerline of North Osceola Avenue to
intersection of Jones Street; thence West along centerline of Jones
Street to mean high water line of Clearwater Harbor; thence North
along mean high water line to aforementioned Point IIA.II
EXHIBIT A
5~q1
FROM LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY
CENTER:
Part of Lot 1, Block 2, J. A. Gorra1s Subdivision
FROM COMMERCIAL/TOURIST FACILITIES TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL
ACTIVITY CENTER:
Part of Lot 1, Lots 2 and 3, and land to West, Block 2, J. A. Gorra's Subdivision
Lots 13, 14, 23, part of Lot 22, and land to West, Sue Barco Subdivision
Vacated streets
Lots 15 and 16, Sue Barco Subdivision
FROM RECREATION TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY CENTER:
Sec. 9-29-15, M&B 42.01 and 42.011
FROM PUBLIC/SEMI-PUBLIC TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY
CENTER:
Sec. 9-29-15, M&B 42.02
Lots 17 thru 21 and part of Lot 22, Sue Barco Subdivision
FROM MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL
ACTIVITY CENTER:
Sec. 9-29-15, M&B 42.03 and 42.04
Lots 1 thru 9, Eldridge Town House
Lots 2 thru 6, Bidwell's Oak Wood Addition
Lots 10 and 11, O. Harrington's Subdivision
FROM HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY
CENTER:
Sec. 9-29-15, M&B 43.04, 43.05 and 43.06
Lot 12, O. Harrington's Subdivision
Harbor Bluffs Waterfront Condo
Lots 8 thru 11, A. B. & Jennie Cate's Subdivision
Lots A and B, Clovis C. Lutz Subdivision
Block 1, Jone's Subdivision of Nicholson's
EXHIBIT B
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ORDINANCE NO. 5298-92
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE PLAN ELEMENT OF THE
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF THE CITY, TO CHANGE THE LAND USE
DESIGNATIONS FOR CERTAIN REAL PROPERTIES LOCATED SOUTH
OF NICHOLSON STREET, NORTH OF JONES STEET, EAST OF NORTH
OSCEOLA AVENUE, AND WEST OF THE PINELLAS TRAIL, AND
LOCATED SOUTH OF MAPLE STREET, NORTH OF JONES STREET,
EAST OF THE PINELLAS TRAIL, AND WEST OF MYRTLE AVENUE,
AS DESCRIBED MORE PARTICULARLY HEREIN, FROM
RESIDENTIAL/OFFICE AND COMMERCIAL/TOURIST FACILITIES TO
DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY CENTER;
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the amendment to the future land use plan element of the
comprehensive plan of the City as set forth herein is found to be reasonable,
proper and appropriate, and 'in compliance with Florida law; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The future land use plan element of the Comprehensive Plan of
the City of Clearwater is amended by changing the land use category for the
hereinafter described property as follows:
Property
See Exhibits A and B attached
hereto. (LUP 92-2)
Land Use Cateqory
From: Residential/Office and
Commercial/Tourist Facilities
To: Downtown Development District/
Regional Activity Center
Section 2. The City Commission does hereby certify that this ordinance is
consistent with the City's Comprehensive Plan.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption,
subject to the approval of the land use designation by the Pinellas County Board
of County Commissioners.
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READING AND ADOPTED
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as to form and correctness:
Attest:
~
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Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
2
Commence at the intersection of Nicholson Street and North Osceola
Avenue; proceed South along centerline of North Osceola Avenue to
intersect ion of Georgia Avenue; thence West a long center 1 ine of
Georgia Avenue 100 feet to intersection of North Osceola Avenue;
thence South along centerline of North Osceola Avenue to
intersection of Jones Street; thence East along Jones Street to
intersection of North Myrtle Avenue; thence North along centerline
of North Myrtle Avenue to intersection of Maple Street; thence West
along centerline of Maple Street to the West boundary of unplatted
property identified as ~Pinellas Trail;~ thence Northerly along the
West boundary of ~Pinellas Trail~ to intersection of Nicholson
Street; thence West along center 1 i ne of N i cho 1 son Street to the
POINT OF BEGINNING.
EXHIBIT A
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FROM COMMERCIAL/TOURIST FACILITIES TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL
ACTIVITY CENTER:
Lots 8 thru 10, F. T. Blish's Subdivision
Sec. 9-29-15, M&B 41.05
Lots 1 and 6 thru 8, Sue Barco Subdivision
Lots 1 thru 7, F. T. Blish's Subdivision
Lots 1 thru 5, Block 2, E. P. Merritt Subdivision
Lots 1 thru 3, Little's Subdivision
Lots 1 thru 4, Block 1, J. H. Rouse's Subdivision
Sec. 9-29-15, M&B 43.01 and 44.02, and vacated alleys
Lots 13 thru 24, Bidwell's Oak Wood Addition
Lots 1, 4, 5, 7 and 8, O. Harrington's Subdivision
Lots 1 thru 3, A. B. and Jennie Cate's Subdivision
Lots A and B, Bergden's Replat
Lots 1 thru 7 and part of Lot 8, Nicholson & Sloan1s Addition
Lots 1 thru 10, Hart's 2nd Addition
Lots 1 thru 3, Fort Harrison Subdivision
Lots 1 thru 10, Block 3, and Lots 1 and 5 thru 8, Block 4, Jone's Subdivision of
Nicholson's
FROM PUBLIC/SEMI-PUBLIC TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY
CENTER:
Sec. 9-29-15, M&B 41.04
Sec. 9-29-15, M&B 44.01
Lots 2 thru 4, Block 4, and Blocks 9 and 10, Jone1s Subdivision of Nicholson's
Lots 2, 3 and part of Lot 1, Reed's Subdivision, and vacated streets
FROM MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL
ACTI V ITY CENTER:
Lots 4 and 5, Little's Subdivision
Lots 7 thru 12, Bidwell's Oak Wood Addition
Lot 9, O. Harrington's Subdivision
FROM HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY
CENTER:
Sec. 9-29-15, M&B 43.02 and 43.03
Lots 2, 3 and 6, O. Harrington's Subdivision
Lots 4 thru 6, A. B. & Jennie Cate's Subdivision
Lots 1 thru 3, Block 2, Jone's Subdivision of Nicholson's
EXHIBIT B
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FROM LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY
CENTER:
Sec. 9-29-15, M&B 41.06
Lots 1 thru 5, Block 1, and Lots 6 thru 10, Block 2, E. P. Merritt Subdivision
Lots 5 thru 8, Block 1, and Lots 9 thru 18, Block 2, J. H. Rouse's Subdivision
Lots 25 thru 36, Bidwell's Oak Wood Addition
Lot 9 and part of Lot 8, Nicholson's & Sloan's Addition
Lots 1 thru 19, Hart's Addition to Clearwater
FROM INDUSTRIAL TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY CENTER:
Sec. 9-29-15, M&B 41.03
Lots 6 thru 8, Block 1, E. P. Merritt Subdivision
Lots 19 thru 21, Block 3, J. H. Rouse's Subdivision
Lots 37 thru 48, Bidwell's Oak Wood Addition
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PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
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PLANNING end ZONING OOARD I CITY COMMISSION
SECTION Oq TOWNSIlIP '1...q S RANOE 15' E ATLAS PAOE 2776
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ORDINANCE NO. 5299-92
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE PLAN ELEMENT OF THE
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF THE CITY, TO CHANGE THE LAND USE
DESIGNATIONS FOR CERTAIN REAL PROPERTIES LOCATED EAST OF
FORT HARRISON AVENUE, SOUTH OF CHESTNUT STREET, WEST OF
EAST AVENUE, AND NORTH OF DRUID ROAD, AS DESCRIBED MORE
PARTICULARLY HEREIN, FROM COMMERCIAL/TOURIST FACILITIES
AND RESIDENTIAL/OFFICE TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT
DISTRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY CENTER; PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the amendment to the future land use plan element of the
comprehensive plan of the City as set forth herein is found to be reasonable,
proper and appropriate, and in compliance with Florida law; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The future land use plan element of the Comprehensive Plan of
the City of Clearwater is amended by changing the land use category for the
hereinafter described property as follows:
See Exhibits A and B attached
hereto. (LUP 92-3)
Land Use Cateqory
From: Commercial/Tourist Facilities
and Residential/Office
Property
To: Downtown Development District/
Regional Activity Center
Section 2. The City Commission does hereby certify that this ordinance is
consistent with the City's Comprehensive Plan.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption,
subject to the approval of the land use designation by the Pinellas County Board
of County Commissioners.
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READING AND ADOPTED
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as to form and correctness:
Attest:
~
M. A. Galbraith, r.
City Attorney
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
2
Commence at the intersection of Druid Road and South Fort Harrison
Avenue, proceed North along the centerline of South Fort Harrison
Avenue to the intersection of Rogers Street, then East along the
centerline of Rogers Street 190 feet, then North to the intersection
of Chestnut Street, East along the centerline of Chestnut Street 240
feet, then Southerly 175 feet to the intersection of Rogers Street,
then East along the centerline of Rogers Street to the West boundary
of Lot 1, Block 19, Magnolia Park Subdivision PB 3-43 & 1-70, then
South along said boundary to the Northwest corner of Lot 10, Block
19, Magnolia Park Subdivision, thence South 65 feet; then East along
the North boundary of Lots 6 through 10, Block 19, Magnolia Park
Subdivision, to the intersection of East Avenue, then South along
East Avenue to the intersection of Druid Road, then West along the
centerline of Druid Road to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
EXHIBIT A
5;1.Q9
FROM COMMERCIAL/TOURIST FACILITIES TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL
ACTI V ITY CENTER:
Sec. 16-29-15, M&B 41.02, 41.03 and part of 41.04
Lots 1 thru 3, Block 1, Lots 1 thru 10, Block 2, Lots 1 thru 10, Block 3, Lots
1 thru 9, Block 4, and Lot 1, Block 6, Wallace's Addition
Lots 1 thru 12, Marshall & Brandon's Subdivision
Lots 1 thru 6, Mrs. N. E. McMullen1s Subdivision
Lots 6 thru 10, Block 19, Lots 1 thru 10, Block 20, and Lots 1 thru 4, Block 27,
Magnolia Park
FROM RESIDENTIAL OFFICE TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY
CENTER:
Sec. 16-29-15, part of M&B 41.04
Lots 10 and 11, Block 4, and Lot 1, Block 8, Wallace's Addition
Lots 7 thru 10, Block 27, Magnolia Park
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5~q~
ORDINANCE NO. 5300-92
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE PLAN ELEMENT OF THE
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF THE CITY, TO CHANGE THE LAND USE
DESIGNATIONS FOR CERTAIN REAL PROPERTIES LOCATED IN AN
AREA PROPOSED TO BE ADDED TO THE DOWNTOWN CLEARWATER
COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AREA, IDENTIFIED AS THE NORTH
CORRIDOR EXPANSION AREA, LOCATED EAST OF PROSPECT
AVENUE, SOUTH OF DREW STREET, WEST OF GREENWOOD AVENUE,
AND NORTH OF GROVE STREET, AS DESCRIBED MORE
PARTICULARLY HEREIN, FROM COMMERCIAL/TOURIST FACILITIES,
RESIDENTIAL/OFFICE AND PUBLIC/SEMI-PUBLIC TO DOWNTOWN
DEVELOPMENT DI STRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY CENTER; PROVIDING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the amendment to the future land use plan element of the
comprehensive plan of the City as set forth herein is found to be reasonable,
proper and appropriate, and in compliance with Florida law; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The future land use plan element of the Comprehensive Plan of
the City of Clearwater is amended by changing the land use category for the
hereinafter described property as follows:
Property
See Exhibits A and B attached
hereto. (LUP 92-4)
Land Use Cateoory
From: Commercial/Tourist Facilities,
Residential/Office, and
Public/Semi-Public
To: Downtown Development District/
Regional Activity Center
Section 2. The City Commission does hereby certify that this ordinance 1S
consistent with the City's Comprehensive Plan.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption,
subject to the approval of the land use designation by the Pinellas County Board
of County Commissioners.
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READING AND ADOPTED
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as to form and correctness:
Attest:
~
M. A. Galbraith,
City Attorney
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
2
LEGAL:
NORTH CORRIDOR EXPANSION AREA
Commence at the intersect i on of Drew Street and North Prospect
Avenue, then South along centerline of North Prospect Avenue to
intersection of Grove Street, then Easterly along centerline of
Grove Street to intersection of North Greenwood Avenue, then North
along centerline of North Greenwood Avenue to intersection of Drew
Street, then West along centerline of Drew Street to POINT OF
BEGINNING.
EXHIBIT A
5300
FROM PUBLIC/SEMI-PUBLIC TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY
CENTER:
Lots 1 thru 5, Block 1, R. J. Booth's Subdivision
Lot 6, Block 1, Sarah McMullen's Subdivision
FROM RESIDENTIAL/OFFICE TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY
CENTER:
Lots 1 thru 5, Block 6, R. J. Booth's Subdivision
Lots 1 thru 5, Block 1, Sarah McMullen's Subdivision
FROM COMMERCIAL/TOURI ST FACILITIES TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DI STRICT/REGIONAL
ACTIVITY CENTER:
Lots 6 thru 13, Block 6, R. J. Booth's Subdivision
Lots 7 thru 10, Block 1, Sarah McMullen's Subdivision
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5300
ORDINANCE NO. 5302-92
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE PLAN ELEMENT OF THE
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF THE CITY, TO CHANGE THE LAND USE
DESIGNATIONS FOR CERTAIN REAL PROPERTIES LOCATED IN AN
AREA PROPOSED TO BE ADDED TO THE DOWNTOWN CLEARWATER
COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AREA, IDENTIFIED AS THE SOUTH
CORRIDOR EXPANSION AREA, LOCATED EAST OF EWING,
WASHINGTON AND MADISON AVENUES, SOUTH OF GOULD, PIERCE
AND CLEVELAND STREETS, WEST OF MISSOURI AVENUE, AND
NORTH OF TURNER STREET, AS DESCRIBED MORE PARTICULARLY
HEREIN, FROM COMMERCIAL/TOURIST FACILITIES,
RESIDENTIAL/OFFICE, AND PUBLIC/SEMI-PUBLIC TO DOWNTOWN
DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY CENTER; PROVIDING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the amendment to the future 1 and use plan element of the
comprehensive plan of the City as set forth herein is found to be reasonable,
proper and appropriate, and in compliance with Florida law; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The future land use plan element of the Comprehensive Plan of
the City of Clearwater is amended by changing the land use category for the
hereinafter described property as follows:
Property
Land Use Cateoory
See Exhibits A and B attached
hereto. (LUP 92-5)
From: Commercial/Tourist Facilities,
Residential/Office and
Public/Semi-Public
To: Downtown Development District/
Regional Activity Center
Section 2. The City Commission does hereby certify that this ordinance is
consistent with the City's Comprehensive Plan.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption,
subject to the approval of the land use designation by the Pinellas County Board
of County Commissioners.
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READING AND ADOPTED
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as to form and correctness:
Attest:
M. A. Ga lbra ith,
City Attorney
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
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LEGAL:
SOUTH CORRIDOR EXPANSION AREA
From a point 50 feet East of the Northeast corner of Lot 8, Block B, Marantha
Subdivision, PB 45-16, as a POINT OF BEGINNING, proceed West to intersection of
South Greenwood Avenue, then North along centerline of South Greenwood Avenue to
intersection of Court Street, then West along centerline of Court Street 180
feet, then North along West boundary of Lots 18 through 20, Block 0, Coachman
Heights Subdivision, PB 20-26, then West to intersection of Ewing Avenue, then
North 690 feet along centerline of Ewing Avenue, then East to intersection of
South Greenwood Avenue, then South along centerline of South Greenwood Avenue to
intersection of Gould Street, then East along centerline of Gould Street to
intersection of Washington Avenue, then Northerly along centerline of Washington
Avenue to intersection of Pierce Street, thence East to intersection of South
Madison Avenue, then North 425 feet along centerline of South Madison Avenue,
then East to intersection of South Missouri Avenue, then South along centerline
of South Missouri Avenue to ~he POINT OF BEGINNING.
EXHIBIT A
530J.
. \ FROM PUBLIC/SEMI-PUBLIC TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY
! CENTER:
Lots 24 thru 39, Gibson's Clearwater Heights
Lots 1, 2, 7 and part of Lot 3, Janie Daniels Subdivision
Lot 4 and part of Lot 1, R. H. Padgett's Subdivision
Part of Lot 14 of original Lot 5, R. H. Padgett's Subdivision of Original Lots
2 & 5
Lots 5 and 6, Block 1, W. F. Hughey's Subdivision
and vacated streets
FROM RESIDENTIAL/OFFICE TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY
CENTER:
Lots 2 thru 6 and 21 thru 25 of original Lot 5, R. H. Padgett's Subdivision of
Original Lots 2 & 5
Lots 2 thru 4, Block 1, W. F. Hughey's Subdivision
FROM COMMERCIAL/TOURIST FACILITIES TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL
ACTIVITY CENTER:
Sec. 15-29-15, M&B 31.01,31.03,31.04,31.05,31.06,31.07, 31.08, 31.09, 31.10,
31.11, and vacated streets
Lots 4 thru 6, 8 thru 21 and part of Lot 3, Janie Daniels Subdivision
Lot 7 thru 13, 15 thru 20 and part of Lot 14 of original Lot 5, R. H. Padgett's
Subdivision of Original Lots 2 & 5
Lots 7 thru 13, Block 1, and Lots 2 thru 8, Block 2, W. F. Hughey's Subdivision
Lots 2 thru 5 and part of Lot 6, Indian Heights
Lots 1 and 2, Block A, Earl Scheib-Commercial Center
Greenwood Medical and Rehab Center Condo 150
Lots 1 thru 14, Block 1, Lots 1 thru 13, Block 2, Moase & Harrison Subdivision
Lots 1 thru 18, Mac Dixson's Subdivision
Lots 19 thru 28, Mac Dixson's 1st Addition
Lots 8 thru 14 of original Lot 2, R. H. Padgett's Subdivision of Original Lots
2 & 5
Part of Lot 3, R. H. Padgett's Subdivision
Lots 10 thru 15 and Lots 25 thru 30, Block B, and Lots 1 thru 7 and 11 thru 20,
Block 0, Coachman Heights Revised
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ORDINANCE NO. 5301-92
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
AMEND I NG THE ZON I NG ATLAS OF THE CITY BY REZON I NG
CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED IN AN AREA PROPOSED TO BE ADDED
TO THE DOWNTOWN CLEARWATER COMMUN ITY REDEVELOPMENT AREA,
IDENTIFIED AS THE NORTH CORRIDOR EXPANSION AREA, LOCATED
EAST OF PROSPECT AVENUE, SOUTH OF DREW STREET, WEST OF
GREENWOOD AVENUE, AND NORTH OF GROVE STREET, AS
DESCRIBED MORE PARTICULARLY HEREIN, FROM NEIGHBORHOOD
COMMERCIAL, PUBLIC/SEMI-PUBLIC AND LIMITED OFFICE TO
URBAN CENTER (TRANSITION); PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the amendment to the zoning atlas of the City as set forth in this
ordinance is found to be reasonable, proper and appropriate, and in compliance
with Florida law; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The following described property in Clearwater, Florida, is
hereby rezoned, and the zoning atlas of the City is amended as follows:
Property
Zoninq District
See Exhibits A and B attached
hereto. (Z 92-4)
From: Neighborhood Commercial, Publici
Semi-Public and Limited Office
To: Urban Center (Transition)
Section 2. The City Commission does hereby certify that this ordinance is
consistent with the City's Comprehensive Plan.
Section 3. The Planning and Development Director is directed to revise the
zoning atlas of the City in accordance with the foregoing amendment.
Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption,
subject to the approval of the land use category set forth in Ordinance No. 5300-
92 by the Pinellas County Board of County Commissioner.
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READING AND ADOPTED
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
:;wnd
M. A. Galbraith, r
City Attorney
correctness:
Attest:
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
LEGAL:
NORTH CORRIDOR EXPANSION AREA
Commence at the intersection of Drew Street and North Prospect
Avenue, then South a long centerl ine of North Prospect Avenue to
intersection of Grove Street, then Easterly along centerline of
Grove Street to intersection of North Greenwood Avenue, then North
along centerline of North Greenwood Avenue to intersection of Drew
Street, then West along centerline of Drew Street to POINT OF
BEGINNING.
EXHIBIT A
5301
FROM PUBLIC/SEMI-PUBLIC (P/SP) TO URBAN CENTER (TRANSITION) (UC/T):
Lots 1 thru 5, Block 1, R. J. Booth1s Subdivision
Lot 6, Block 1, Sarah McMullen's Subdivision
FROM LIMITED OFFICE (OL) TO URBAN CENTER (TRANSITION) (UC/T):
Lots 1 thru 5, Block 6, R. J. Booth1s Subdivision
Lots 1 thru 5, Block 1, Sarah McMullen's Subdivision
FROM NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL (CN) TO URBAN CENTER (TRANSITION) (UC/T):
Lots 6 thru 13, Block 6, R. J. Booth's Subdivision
Lots 7 thru 10, Block 1, Sarah McMullen's Subdivision
EXHIBIT B
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ORDINANCE NO. 5303-92
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
AMENDING THE ZONING ATLAS OF THE CITY BY REZONING
CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED IN AN AREA PROPOSED TO BE ADDED
TO THE DOWNTOWN CLEARWATER COMMUN ITY REDEVELOPMENT AREA,
IDENTIFIED AS THE SOUTH CORRIDOR EXPANSION AREA, LOCATED
EAST OF EWING, WASHINGTON AND MADISON AVENUES, SOUTH OF
GOULD, PIERCE AND CLEVELAND STREETS, WEST OF MISSOURI
AVENUE, AND NORTH OF TURNER STREET, AS DESCRIBED MORE
PARTICULARLY HEREIN, FROM. GENERAL COMMERCIAL,
NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL, LIMITED OFFICE, AND
PUBLIC/SEMI-PUBLIC TO URBAN CENTER (EASTERN CORRIDOR);
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the amendment to the zoning atlas of the City as set forth in this
ordinance is found to be reasonable, proper and appropriate, and in compliance
with Florida law; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The following described property in Clearwater, Florida, is
hereby rezoned, and the zoning atlas of the City is amended as follows:
Property
Zoninq District
See Exhibits A and B attached
hereto. (Z 92-5)
From: General Commercial, Neighborhood
Commercial, Limited Office, and
Public/Semi-Public
To: Urban Center (Eastern Corridor)
Section 2. The City Commission does hereby certify that this ordinance is
consistent with the City's Comprehensive Plan.
Section 3. The Planning and Development Director is directed to revise the
zoning atlas of the City in accordance with the foregoing amendment.
Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption,
subject to the approval of the land use category set forth in Ordinance No. 5302-
92 by the Pinellas County Board of County Commissioner.
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READING AND ADOPTED
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as
~
M. A. Galbraith,
City Attorney
nd correctness:
Attest:
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
LEGAL:
SOUTH CORRIDOR EXPANSION AREA
From a point 50 feet East of the Northeast corner of Lot 8, Block B, Marantha
Subdivision, PB 45-16, as a POINT OF BEGINNING, proceed West to intersection of
South Greenwood Avenue, then North along centerline of South Greenwood Avenue to
intersection of Court Street, then West along centerline of Court Street 180
feet, then North along West boundary of Lots 18 through 20, Block 0, Coachman
Heights Subdivision, PB 20-26, then West to intersection of Ewing Avenue, then
North 690 feet along centerline of Ewing Avenue, then East to intersection of
South Greenwood Avenue, then South along centerline of South Greenwood Avenue to
intersection of Gould Street, then East along centerline of Gould Street to
intersection of Washington Avenue, then Northerly along centerline of Washington
Avenue to intersection of Pierce Street, thence East to intersection of South
Madison Avenue, then North 425 feet along centerline of South Madison Avenue,
then East to intersection of South Missouri Avenue, then South along centerline
of South Missouri Avenue to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
EXHIBIT A
5303
FROM PUBLIC/SEMI-PUBLIC (P/SP) TO URBAN CENTER (EASTERN CORRIDOR) (UC(E)):
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Lots 24 thru 39, Gibson1s Clearwater Heights
Lots 1, 2, 7 and part of Lot 3, Janie Daniels Subdivision
Lots 4 and part of Lot 1, R. H. Padgett's Subdivision
Part of Lot 14 of original Lot 5, R. H. Padgett's Subdivision of Original Lots
2 & 5
Lots 5 and 6, Block 1, W. F. Hughey's Subdivision ,
and vacated streets
FROM LIMITED OFFICE (OL) TO URBAN CENTER (EASTERN CORRIDOR) (UC(E)):
Lots 2 thru 6 and 21 thru 25 of original Lot 5, R. H. Padgett's Subdivision of
Original Lots 2 & 5
Lots 2 thru 4, Block 1, W. F. Hughey's Subdivision
FROM GENERAL COMMERCIAL (CG) TO URBAN CENTER (EASTERN CORRIDOR (UC(E)):
Sec. 15-29-15, M&B 31.01, 31.03, 31.04, 31.05, 31.06, 31.07, 31.08, 31.09, 31.10,
31.11, and vacated streets
Lots 4 thru 6, 8 thru 21 and part of Lot 3, Janie Daniels Subdivision
Lots 7 thru 13, 15 thru 20 and part of Lot 14 of original Lot 5, R. H. Padgett's
Subdivision of Original Lots 2 & 5
Lots 7 thru 13, Block 1, and Lots 2 thru 8, Block 2, W. F. Hughey1s Subdivision
Lots 2 thru 5 and part of Lot 6, Indian Heights
Lots 1 and 2, Block A, Earl Scheib-Commercial Center
Greenwood Medical and Rehab Center Condo 150
Lots 1 thru 14, Block 1, Lots 1 thru 13, Block 2, Moase & Harrison Subdivision
Lots 1 thru 18, Mac Dixson's Subdivision
Lots 19 thru 28, Mac Dixson's 1st Addition
Lot 8 thru 14 of original Lot 2, R. H. Padgett's Subdivision of Original Lots 2
& 5
Part of Lot 3, R. H. Padgett's Subdivision
FROM NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL (CN) TO URBAN CENTER (EASTERN CORRIDOR) (UC(E)):
Lots 10 thru 15 and Lots 25 thru 30, Block B, and Lots 1 thru 7 and 11 thru 20,
Block D, Coachman Heights Revised
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SECTION 16 TOWNSIlIP 7-q S RANGE 15 E ATLAS PAGE z..qS8
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ORDINANCE NO. 5304-92
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
AMENDING THE ZONING ATLAS OF THE CITY BY REZONING
CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED SOUTH OF CLEVELAND STREET,
NORTH OF COURT STREET, AND WEST OF SOUTH OSCEOLA AVENUE,
AS DESCRIBED MORE PARTICULARLY HEREIN, FROM PUBLIC/SEMI-
PUBLIC TO URBAN CENTER (BAYFRONT); PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the amendment to the zoning atlas of the City as set forth in this
ordinance is found to be reasonable, proper and appropriate, and in compliance
with Florida law; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The following described property in Clearwater, Florida, is
hereby rezoned, and the zoning atlas of the City is amended as follows:
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Property
Part of Lots 1 thru 3, Block A, and an
acreage North of the East 320 feet of Lot 2,
John R. Davey's Subdivision, and M&B
13.06, 'Section 16-29-15. (Z 92-6)
Zonina District
From: Public/Semi-Public
To: Urban Center (Bayfront)
Section 2. The City Commission does hereby certify that this ordinance is
consistent with the City's Comprehensive Plan.
Section 3. The Plan4ning and Development Director is directed to revise
the zoning atlas of the City in accordance with the foregoing amendment.
Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READING AND ADOPTED
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as to form and correctness:
Attest:
M. A. Galbraith, Jr.
City Attorney
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
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ORDINANCE NO. 5305-92
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
AMENDING THE ZONING ATLAS OF THE CITY BY REZONING
CERT A I N PROPERTY LOCATED SOUTH OF CLEVELAND STREET,
NORTH OF COURT STREET, AND EAST OF SOUTH OSCEOLA AVENUE,
AS DESCRIBED MORE PARTICULARLY HEREIN, FROM PUBLIC/SEMI-
PUBLIC TO URBAN CENTER (CORE); PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
WHEREAS, the amendment to the zoning atlas of the City as set forth in this
ordinance is found to be reasonable, proper and appropriate, and in compliance
with Florida law; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The following described property in Clearwater, Florida, is
hereby rezoned, and the zoning atlas of the City is amended as follows:
Property
Zoninq District
Part of Lot 11, Lots 12 thru 20,
Block B, John R. Davey Subdivision.
(Z 92-6)
From: Public/Semi-Public
To: Urban Center (Core)
Section 2. The City Commission does hereby certify that this ordinance is
consistent with the City's Comprehensive Plan.
Section 3. The Planning and Development Director is directed to revise the
zoning atlas of the City in accordance with the foregoing amendment.
Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READING AND ADOPTED
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
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City Clerk
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ORDINANCE NO. 5235-92
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, RELATING TO THE
LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE; AMENDING SECTIONS 135.138 THROUGH 135.146,
CODE OF ORDINANCES, RELATING TO THE URBAN CENTER DISTRICT, TO ADD A
TRANSITION SUBDISTRICT AND TO REDEFINE THE PERMITTED AND CONDITIONAL
USES AND OTHER DEVELOPMENT REQUIREMENTS WITHIN THE URBAN CENTER
DISTRICT; CREATING SECTION 135.1461, CODE OF ORDINANCES, TO
ESTABLISH DEVELOPMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR THE TRANSITION SUBDISTRICT;
AMENDING SECTION 136.022, CODE OF ORDINANCES, RELATING TO PARKING
STANDARDS; AMENDING SECTION 136.025, RELATING TO CONDITIONAL USE
STANDARDS; AND AMENDING SECTION 137.007, CODE OF ORDINANCES,
RELATING- TO DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Sections 135.138 through 135.146, as amended by Ordinances
5088-91 and 5190-92, are further amended and Section 135.1461 is created within
Division 22 of Chapter 135, Code of Ordinances, to read:
Division 22. Urban Center District (UC-)
Sec. 135.138. General description.
This district is created to provide for and guide the development and use
of 1 and with i n the downtown area of the city in a manner that promotes the
implementation of the comprehensive plan, promulgates the downtown area as a
major retail, business, office, government and residential center of the city,
and insures the continued viability and growth of the ad valorem tax base for the
downtown. The specific development regulations are intended to encourage planned
development and revitalization of the downtown area consistent with the "Downtown
Development Plan" "Rcdcyclopment Plan for Downtown Clcarwater" and the city's
comprehensive land usc plan.
Sec. 135.139. Expansion/contraction.
Applications to expand or contract the Urban Center District shall be
reviewed for consistency with the "Downtown Development Plan" "Rcdcvelopmcnt Plan
for DO'.mtown CleariJater" and the city1s comprehensive land use plan and judged
in accord with expressed goals and objectives contained therein.
Sec. 135.140. Subdistricts
The Urban Center District shall be comprised of the following thrce (3)
subdistricts:
(1 ) B a yf r 0 n t U C ( B ): T hat po r t ion 0 f the U r ban C e n t e r 0 i s t r i c t 1 y i n g ,^'C s t
of Osceola Avenue, and west of Fort Harrison ~vcnuc south of Court Strect.
(2) Core UC(C): That portion of the Urban Centcr District lying cast of
Osccola Avcnue, cast of Fort Harrison ~Yenuc south of Court Street, Jnd i~est of
Myrtle f,ycnuc.
(3) Eastern Corridor UC(E): T~at portion of tho Downtown Development
District lying east of Myrtle ^venue.
lil Transition UC(T).
Sec. 135.141. Permitted uses.
(a) Within the Bayfront subdistrict, only the following uses (and
structures designed for such uses) shall be permitted:
(1)
(2)
(3)
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(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10) Medical clinics.
ilQl ~ Commercial parking.
i1ll ~ Vendors franchised to sellon public property (selling from
pushcarts).
~ Churches. synaqoques. monasteries. and other places of worship.
(13) Accessory uses.
(14) Art galleries/studios.
i12l Townhouses.
(b) Within the Core subdistrict and Eastern Corridor s~bdistricts, only
the following uses (and structures designed for such uses) shall be permitted:
Indoor retail sales.
Restaurants.
Business/professional/government offices.
Hotels/motels.
Convention centers.
Indoor commercial recreation/entertainment.
Personal services.
Accessory dwellings.
Multiple-family dwellings.
(1) Indoor retail sales.
(2) Restaurants.
(3) Business/professional offices.
(4) Hotels/motels.
(5) Convention centers.
(6) Indoor commercial recreation/entertainment.
(7) Personal services.
(8) Accessory dwellings.
(9) Multiple-family dwellings.
(10) Medical clinics/laboratories.
(11) Commercial parking.
(12) Government offices and facilities.
(13) Business services.
~ Alcoholic beveraqe sales (on premises consumption).
(lq) Veterinary offices.
(15) Caso1ine stations.
i12l~ Transportation stations.
(17) O~tdoor retail sales, displays and/or storage.
(18) O~tdoor commercial recreation/entertainment.
(19) Vehic1c service.
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(20) Indoor storagc and/or warchousing.
(21) Wholcsaling/distributing.
(22) Manufacturing.
(23) Rcscarch and dcvclopmcnt.
1lQl ~ Interval ownership and timeshare dwellings.
1lZl ~ Funeral homes.
ilal ~ Nursing homes.
il2l ~ Hospitals.
iZQl ~ Congregate care.
1Zll~ Churches, synagogues, monasteries and other places of worship.
~ fJG+ Social and community services.
~ fJ++ Public and private elementary, middle and high schools.
~ ~ Universities, colleges, academies and similar facilities for
learning.
~ ~ Townhouses.
(31) Thrcc family d\;cllings.
(35) T\JO family d\;cll ings.
(36) Dctachcd single family dwcllings.
12Ql Commercial or trade schools.
1Zll Child day care.
iZal Vendors franchised to sellon public property.
if2l fJ++ Accessory uses.
llQl f38+ Art galleries/studios.
(c) Within the Eastern Corridor subdistrict, only the followinq uses (and
structures desiqned for such uses) shall be permitted:
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Hotels/motels.
Convention centers.
Indoor commercial recreation/entertainment.
Personal services.
Accessory dwellinqs.
Multiple-family dwellinqs.
Medical clinics/laboratories.
Commercial parkinq.
Government offices and facilities.
Business services.
Veterinary offices.
Transportation stations.
Interval ownership and timeshare dwellinqs.
Funeral homes:
Nursinq homes.
Hospitals.
Conqreqate care.
Churches, synaqoques, monasteries and other places of worship.
Social and community services.
Public and private elementary, middle and hiqh schools.
Universities, colleqes, academies and similar facilities for
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iZQl Child day care.
~ Vendors franchised to sellon public property.
...lflU. Alcoholic beveraqe sales (on premises consumption) within the Eastern
Corridor District, but not the North and South Corridor Expansion Districts, as
defined in the "Downtown Development Plan."
i22l Accessory uses.
ilQl Art qalleries/studios.
(d) Within the Transition subdistrict. only the followinq uses (and
structures desiqned for such uses) shall be permitted:
ill Indoor retail sales.
ifl Restaurants.
ill Business/professional offices.
111 Indoor commercial recreation/entertainment.
121 Personal services.
iQl Accessory dwellinqs.
ill Multiple-family dwellinqs.
ial Medical clinics/laboratories.
121 Commercial parkinq.
ilQl Government offices and facilities.
illl Business services.
ilfl Transportation stations.
illl Funeral homes.
il1l Conqreqate care.
1l2l Churches, synaqoques, monasteries and other places of worship.
1lQl Social and community services.
1lZl Townhouses.
~ Three-family dwellinqs.
il2l Two-family dwellinqs.
1ZQl Detached sinqle-family dwellinqs.
i2ll Accessory uses.
1ZZl Art qalleries/studios.
Sec. 135.142. Conditional uses.
(a) Within the Bayfront subdistrict, the following uses may be permitted
as conditional uses:
(1) Transportation stations.
(2) Alcoholic beverage sales (consumption on premises).
B+ ^lcoholic beverage sales (package sales).
ill f4+ Helistops.
(b) ^ny use which is not identified within preceding section 135.1~1 as
a permitted ~se in the Core and Eastern Corridor subdistricts may be permitted
as a conditional use by the planning and zoning board, except that blood plasma
centers shall be prohibited and not available for such consideration. The
dOlmtown development board may, at its discretion, revieil, take a position on and
be heard before the planning and zoning board concerning any conditional use
request. In order for any conditional use to receive approval, the given use
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shall be determined to be consistent and compatible with the expressed
description of this district, the "RedeyelopmeRt Plan for Dm'mtO'.'Yn Clearwater, II
and all standards for approval contained in chapter 136, section 136.025.
111 Bed and breakfast inns.
121 Marina facilities.
ill Within the Core and Eastern Corridor subdistricts, the followinq uses
may be permitted as conditional uses:
ill Alcoholic beveraqe sales (packaqe sales).
~ Bed and breakfast inns.
ill Veterinary offices.
111 Gasoline stations.
121 Outdoor retail sales, displays and/or storaqe.
iQl Outdoor commercial recreation/entertainment.
lZl Indoor storaqe and/or warehousinq.
ial Wholesalinq/distributinq.
121 Manufacturinq.
l1Ql Vehicle service.
1lll Residential shelters.
ifl Within the Transition subdistrict, the followinq uses may be
permitted as conditional uses:
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Level I qroup care.
Level II qroup care.
Level III qroup care.
Conqreqate care.
Nursinq homes.
Child day care.
Commercial or trade schools.
Residential shelters.
Hotels/Motels.
Bed and breakfast inns.
Veterinary offices.
Public and private elementary, middle and hiqh schools.
Universities. colleqes. academies and similar facilities
for
Indoor storaoe and/or warehousinq.
Sec. 135.143. Use limitations.
(a) One vendor selling from a p~shcart shall be permitted per property
developed with more than one hundred thousand (100,000) square feet of gross
floor area devoted to commercial or office usage (or combination thereof), The
pushcart shall be easily moved and maintained by one person and shall measure not
more than eight (8) feet in length and fo~r (4) feet in width. ^ll vending shall
occur on the qualify~ng property, not v:ithin any public right of If.,'ay or any other
property.
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(b) CasoliAe statioAs shall have all pumps aAd dispensing islands located
at least fifteen (15) feet from all property lines.
iQl {€+ All alcoholic beverage sales shall comply with the applicable
provisions of terms contained in chapter 136, section 136.024 and chapter 72.
(d) TO\mhouses shall be governed by the dimensional aAd numerical
development requirements contained in chapter 136, section 136.121.
(e) Three family dltl'elliAgs shall be goverAed by the dimensional aAd
numerical development requirements of the Multiple Family Residential "T\/elve"
District contained in section 135.0~q of this chapter.
(f) T',"'o family d'li'ellings shall be governed by the dimensional .lAd
numerical developmeAt requirameAts of the Multiple Family Residantial "Twelve"
District contaiAed in sectioA 135.0~3 of this chapter.
(g) Detached siAgle family dwolliAgs shall be governed by tAe dimensioAal
and numerical developmeAt requiremeAts of the Multiple Family Residential "EigAt"
District contaiAed in section 135.029 of tAis chapter.
lQl Vendors sellinq on public property shall be franchised by the city
and shall operate only in accordance with the terms of the franchise aqreement.
illW Family, group and congregate care facilities shall comply with all
terms contained in chapter 136, section 136.020.
iQl f4+ Accessory uses shall comply with all terms contained in chapter
~ section 136.008.
ifl f4+ All uses, whether permitted, conditional or
nonconforming, shall be conducted in consonance with the use standards contained
in chapter 136, section 136.005.
Sec. 135.144. Development requirements for the Bayfront subdistrict.
(a) Dimensional and numerical requirements. The following dimensional and
numerical requirements shall apply to development within the Bayfront subdistrict
of the Urban Center District:
(1) Maximum floor area ratio: Two (2.0).
(2) Maximum density: Forty-two (42) dwelling or hotel units per net acre.
(3) Maximum height: Sixty (60) feet.
(4) Minimum setbacks from street riqhts-of-way:
a. For buildinqs havinq a heiqht in excess of thirty (30) feet: Fifteen
(15) feet.
b. For buildinqs havinq a heiqht of thirty (30) feet or less: Ten (10)
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c. For huildinqs which either do not provide surface narkinq or setback
surfilcc DilrkinQ a minimum of twenty (20) feet from any street riQht-of-way:
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Buildings having a hcigh4~ in cnccss of thirty (30) fcet shJl1 h,wc a
setback of fifteen (15) feet.
SlIi ldlngs ha'/ing a height of thirty (30) feet or less sha-l-l hJve J
selbad of. ten (10) feet.
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within the Bayfront subdistrict shall be the same as within the Core subdistrict.
These requirements are set forth in section 135.145, paragraphs (b) through (f).
(b) View corridor. Forty (40) percent of the width of the property
(measured parallel to Clearwater Harbor) shall be kept free of buildings for the
purpose of providing a view corridor to Clearwater Harbor and Clearwater Beach.
The view~orridor may be a single continuous space or divided incrementally. The
area within the corridor(s) may be maintained as open ~pace, be utilized for
.amenities, or be surfaced for unenclosed parking. Waterfront properties shall
be exempt from the view corridor deseribed herein, but SAJll comply '..,.;tl1 setback,
clear space Jnd other requirements applicable to waterfront properties.
(c) Amenity area. Properties All properties shall be provided with ground
level amenities which positively contribute to the ambience and aesthetics
afforded the Urban Center District, in accordance with the followino schedule-tfle.
area devoted to such JmeAitie~ to be in accordance wit~ the following:
Minimum Amenity Area
(Percentage of Lot Area)
Floor Area Ratio
0.5 - less than 1.0
1.0 - 2.0
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All amenity areas shall be desioned to be used bv the public and shall be locate~
adiacent to street riahts-of-wav or shall be directly accessible from street
riqhts-of-way provided with improvements which are conducive to establishing a
high standard of ~rban aesthetics. Such improvements may include pedestrian
plazas, seating areas, fountains, sculptures, and landscaped areas and oardens
trees, and the like. All outdoor amenity areas shall be provided with
illumination devices.
Sec. 135.145. Development requirements for the Core subdistrict.
(a) Until such time as the "Redevelopment Plan for Downtm'YA Clearwater"
is reevaluated by the city commis~ion, there There shall be no floor area ratio,
density, height or other development requirements in the Core subdistrict, except
for park ing as provided in this section which is set forth in-4e-l-lew-i-Rg
parJgraph~ (b) through (f).
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(b) Off-street parking and loading requirements shall be as set forth in
under chapter 136, section 136.022 for any new, altered or expanded use except
as otherwise provided for herein. Specifically, these off street parking and
loading requirements apply to an)' nel'l, altered or expanded use except as follows:
(1) Existing uses nonconforming with respect to parking shall be entitled
to be reestablished if damaged or destroyed, irrespective of the extent of same,
to the extent of the use existing prior to damage or destruction without
prov i ding any add it i ona 1 park i ng, based on the requ i rements of the sect i on,
beyond that which existed previously.
(2) Existing uses nonconforming with respect to parking which are changed,
altered or expanded in use so as to increase park i ng requ i rements sha 11 be
required to provide only such additional spaces as determined by the positive
difference between that number of spaces required immediately prior to January
22, 1981, for the use and the number of spaces required herein, irrespective of
the fact that parking may still be deficient under the terms of this section.
(3) Parking requirements shall be waived for separate, individual uses
whose parking requirement is ten (10) or fewer spaces.
(c) Required off-street parking shall be provided according to the
following schedule:
(1) Retail sales, offices, services~aB4manufacturing, and other similar
uses shall be provided with a minimum of one parking space per four hundred (400)
square feet of gross floor area.
(2) Restaurant, and entertainment and institlltional uses shall be provided
with a minimum of one parking space per each 200 square feet of qross floor area
five (5) occupants based on design capacity.
(3) Hotels~ aB4 motels and bed and breakfast inns shall be provided with
a minimum of one parking space per unit or quest bedroom, plus any required
parkinq for other associated uses.
(4) Residential uses shall be provided with a minimum of one parking space
per unit.
(d) It is hereby declared to be the intent of this section to provide for
sufficient flexibility in the parking requirement formula so as to allow for
consideration of individual situations and more innovative solutions to the
provision of off-street parking. Consistent with this intent, once the number
of spaces required to serve a given use is identified, the city, in conjunction
with the applicant, will review the existing or proposed public parking available
to serve the proposed use, such unusual or special conditions or provisions as
might be unique to the use, and the desire and ability of the city to participate
in any joint undertaking to provide parking space. In determining compliance
with the above off-street parking requirements, the following specific factors
may be taken into account and applied toward the number of required parking
spaces:
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(1) The number of available off-street public parking spaces that
typically record less than a ninety (90) per cent utilization rate, as determined
by the traffic engineer, within six hundred (600) feet for long term (over three
(3) hours) and four hundred (400) feet for short term (three (3) hours or less)
parking.
(2) The number of spaces that can be provided within six hundred (600)
feet for employees and four hundred (400) feet for visitors based upon shared use
of existing parking spaces, public or private, due to variation in typical hours
of operation. In the event shared use of existing parking is proposed, a letter
of no object ion from the owner of the park ing area to be shared sha 11 be
provided.
(3) The number of available off-street parking spaces within six hundred
(600) feet for employee parking and four hundred (400) feet for visitor parking,
owned or leased by the applicant for off-site parking space, provided such site
is under the same ownership or there is. provided evidence satisfactory to the
city of a binding commitment of satisfactory duration to the use of such parking
for the principal use in question during its normal hours of operation. Off-site
parking arrangements may include private and/or public parking spaces and shall
provide for the city to be notified sixty (60) days prior to the termination or
cancellation of any such arrangement.
(4) The number of parking spaces that should be added or subtracted based
upon unusual or special conditions unique to a particular use or based upon
specialized programs such as car-pooling or public transit opportunities and
requirements for employees or visitors.
(5) The amount of money offered as payment in lieu of providing required
off-street parking space, such payment to be based upon an estimated initial per
space or annual operating and maintenance cost set by resolution of the city
commission and subject to review at intervals of not more than two (2) years.
In establishing the process for payment in lieu of parking, the city commission
shall designate the responsible department or authority charged with receiving
moneys and establishing a fund to be utilized exclusively for the provision of
capital improvements to and operation and maintenance of parking facilities in
the Urban Center District~ and in Jccord \:ith thc "Rcdcvclopmcnt PlJn for
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(6) The direct the indirect contribution toward and feasibility of
acquisition, construction and/or operation of new or expanded parking facilities
in conjunction with the proposed use.
(e) All new, altered, or expanded uses requiring more than ten (10)
parking spaces shall submit a parking plan to the traffic engineer which shall
document the following:
(1) Location of property, type(s) of use, required number of parking
spaces for each use and composition of required parking (i.e., long and short-
term) .
(2) Proposed provision for parking on and/or off-site.
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(3) Available public parking and proposed use thereof, by location, if
proposed to be counted.
(4) Alternative financial contribution in lieu of parking, if any, and the
basis therefor.
(5) Other proposed arrangements designed to meet or in lieu of parking
requirements.
(f) All determinations made under the provisions of the section shall be
approved by the city manager, upon the recommendation of the traffic engineer and
planning director. Appeals of any decision of the city manaqer relatinq to the
application of the provisions of this section may be made to Hhere deemed
appropriate by the city manager, this determination may be referred to and made
~ the city commission. Determination as to the required number of spaces under
paragraph (c) and the number and basis of establishing any addition to or
subtraction from this number by the city manager or city commission under
paragraph (d) shall be noted and made a part of the building permit record of the
city. The city commission or its designee may provide for lease payments to the
public parking system or payments in lieu of parking on such installment or
incremental basis as is deemed financially equitable and sound.
(q) Amenity areas. Properties shall be provided with qround level
amenities which positively contribute to the ambience and aesthetics afforded the
Urban Center District, in accordance with the followinq schedule:
Floor Area Ratio
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(Percentaqe of Lot Area)
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All amenity areas shall be desiqned to be used by the public and shall be located
adiacent to street riqhts-of-way or shall be directly accessible from street
riqhts-of-way. Such improvements may include pedestrian plazas, seatinq areas,
fountains, sculptures, and landscaped areas and qardens. All outdoor amenity
areas shall be provided with illumination devices.
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Development requirements for the Eastern Corridor
(a) Dimensional and numerical requirements. The following dimensional and
numerical requirements shall apply to development within the Eastern Corridor
subdistrict of the Urban Center District:
(1) Maximum density: Seventy (70) dwelling units or hotel/motel units per
net acre.
(2) Maximum floor area ratio: Three (3.0).
(3) Maximum height: Two hundred (200) One hundred sixty (160) feet.
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within the Eastern Corridor subdistrict shall be the same as within the Core
subdistrict. These requirements are set forth in preceding section 135.1~5,
paragraphs (b) through (f).
(b) Amenity area. Properties shall be provided with qround level
amenities which positively contribute to the ambience and aesthetics afforded the
Urban Center District, in accordance with the followinq schedule:
Floor Area Ratio
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All amenity areas shall be desiqned to be used by the public and shall be located
adjacent to street riqhts-of-way or shall be directly accessible from street
riqhts-of-way. Such improvements may include pedestrian plazas, seatinq areas,
fountains, sculptures, and landscaped areas and qardens. All outdoor amenity
areas shall be provided with illumination devices. Reserved.
Sec. 135.1461. Development requirements for the Transition subdistrict.
(a) Dimensional and numerical requirements. The followinq dimensional and
numerical requirements shall apply to development within the Transition
subdistrict of the Urban Center District:
(1) Maximum density: Twenty-eiqht (28) dwellinq units or forty-two (42)
hotel/motel units per net acre.
(2) Maximum floor area ratio:
a. For residential or hotel/motel uses: None.
b. For other uses: Three-tenths (0.3).
(3) Maximum heiqht:
a. For residential or hotel/motel uses: Sixty (60) feet.
b. For other uses: Thirty-five (35) feet.
(4) Minimum lot area: Six thousand (6.000) square feet.
(5) Minimum lot width at setback line: Sixty (60) feet.
(6) Minimum lot depth: Eiqht-five (85) feet.
(7) Minimum setbacks: Principal and accessory structures shall be afforded
setbacks which measure not less than as follows, nor less than any qreater
requirement which may be applicable to a particular property in accordance with
the uniform development requlations contained in chapter 136:
a. From a street riqht-of-way: Twenty (20) feet.
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b. From a side property line: Five (5) feet.
c. From a rear property line: Ten (10) feet.
(8) Minimum open space:
a. For the lot: Thirty (30) per cent of the lot area.
b. For the front yard: Fifty-five (55) per cent of the front yard area.
(9) Off-street parkinq: Off-street parkinq and loadinq requirements
within the Transition subdistrict shall be qoverned by the requirements of
section 136.022.
Section 2. Paragraph (4) of Subsection (f) of Section 136.022, Code of
Ordinances, is amended to read:
Sec. 136.022. Parking standards.
(f) Off-street parking spaces.
(4) Schedule. The following shall be the mlnlmum number of off-street
parking spaces required for each land use, activity, building or structure
permitted by th i s deve 1 opment code. When the determi nat i on of the number of
required off-street parking spaces results in a requirement of a fractional
space, any fraction less than one-half (.5) space shall be rounded down to the
nearest whole number and any fraction of one-half (.5) space or more shall be
rounded up. Parking spaces required on the basis of building floor area shall
apply to gross floor area unless otherwise specified. Parking spaces required for
employees shall be based on the maximum number of employees on duty or residing,
or both, on the premises at anyone time, which would include any overlap of
employees at a change of shift.
a. Residential and lodging uses.
1. Detached single-family dwellings, townhouse units and two-family dwell-
ings: Two (2) parking spaces per dwelling unit.
2. Three-family dwellings, multiple-family dwellings, accessory Jttachcd
dwellings and mobile homes: One and one-half (1.5) parking spaces per dwelling
un i t.
3. Mote 1 sand hote 1 s: One park i ng space per mote 1 or hotel un i t. Any
ancillary retail, restaurant, tavern or personal service uses (including banquet
and meeting room space) located within a hotel/motel building and which occupy
not more than five (5) per cent of the gross floor area of the hotel/motel
building shall be permitted a fifty (50) per cent reduction in parking for such
ancillary uses.
4. Nursing homes: One parking space per two (2) beds occupied at maximum
capacity.
5. Group care facilities: Two (2) parking spaces for the first six (6)
persons, plus one space for each additional six (6) or fraction thereof, plus one
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space per two (2) nonresident employees or supervisors.
6. Congregate care facilities: One parking space per two (2) dwelling
units, plus one space per two (2) employees.
7. Residential shelters: One (1) parking space per six (6) residents,
based on maximum occupancy approved by the city. A minimum of one (1) space
shall be required for each shelter.
8. Bed and breakfast inns: One parkinq space per each bedroom devoted to
the bed and breakfast use.
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Section 3. Subsection (c) of Section 136.025, Code of Ordinances, as
amended by Ordinances 5034-90 and 5107-91, is further amended to read:
Sec. 136.025. Conditional use standards.
(c) Supplementary standards, by category of use. The following standards
(which apply to the identified category of use) shall supplement the general
standards of use identified above and no conditional use shall be authorized
unless determined to meet all of the standards applicable thereto.
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(3.1) Bed and breakfast inn uses may be permitted in the Urban Center
District, subject to the followinq:
a. The hours of operation are compatible with surroundinq uses;
b. The volume of traffic qenerated by the use is compatible with
surroundinq uses;
c. Such uses shall be permitted only in principal structures containinq
not less than one thousand five hundred (1,500) square feet of aross floor area;
d. Not more than fifty (50) percent of the qross square footaqe of the
principal structure shall be utilized for the bed and breakfast use. For the
purpose of calculatinq the area of the structure devoted to the bed and breakfast
use, only the floor area of the bedroom and bathroom areas utilized by the bed
and breakfast quests shall be considered in such calculations.
e. The use complies with all of the qeneral standards contained in
subsection (b) of this section.
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(8) Child day care may be permitted within the limited Office, General
Office, Neighborhood Commercial, Commercial Center, Urban Center (Transition) and
Public/Semipublic Districts, subject to the followinq upon J determination that:
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a. Sufficient on-site outdoor play areas shall be provided and so designed
as to ensure user safety.
b. Appropriate on-site loading and unloading areas shall be provided which
are sufficiently distant from other trafficways so as to ensure user safety.
c. The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in
subsection (b) of this section preceding paragraph (b).
(9) Commercial parking lots may be permitted within the Beach Commercial,
Resort Commercial "Twenty-four" and "Twenty-eight," and Public/Semipublic
Districts, subject to the followinq upon determination that:
a. The spaces available for rent shall not be spaces required by this
deve lopment code to serve another use operat ing at the same time as the
commercial parking lot.
b. The spaces available for rent shall not be overflow spaces for another
use situated on the same property unless _determined by the board that the
commercial and noncommercial parking lots are complementary and design to
function consistent with their use and purpose.
c. The spaces shall be designed, surfaced and landscaped in accord with
the minimum requirements of this development code.
d. The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in
subsection (b) of this section preceding paragraph (b).
(9.1) Commercial or trade schools may be permitted within the Urban Center
(Transition), Limited Office and General Office districts, sub.iect to the
followinq upon a determination that:
a. All instructional areas shall be located within an enclosed building
and all teaching shall be conducted indoors.
b. The use shall comply with all of the general standards for conditional
uses.
(10) Congregate care facilities may be permitted within the Multiple-
Family Residential "Twelve," "Sixteen," "Twenty-four" and "Twenty-eight"
Districts, the Residential, Office and Commercial Planned Development Districts,
and the Urban Center (Transition), Limited Office and Neighborhood Commercial
Districts, subiect to the followinq upon determination that:
a. The permitted dens i ty sha 11 not exceed the max imum permitted net
density of the zoning district in which the facility is to be located, such
density to be determined on the basis that every two (2) beds within the facility
shall be considered to equal one (1) dwelling unit. For those facilities located
within a Planned Development District, density shall be regulated through the
site plan process in accordance with section 135.076, but the density shall not
exceed the maximum allowable density set forth in section 136.082.
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b. The size and state of repair of the facility shall be appropriate for
the proposed use.
c. Ancillary service and recreation areas appropriate for the use shall
be provided on the site in a manner which is compatible vvith surrounding
propedies.
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d. The use shall be 'located \'Iithin an area which is not concentrated with
other care facilities.
e. The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in
subsection (b) of this section preceding pJragrJph (b). . ,
(10.1) Gasoline station uses may be permitted in the Urban Center (Core)
and Urban Center (Eastern Corridor) Districts. sub~ect to the followinq:
a. The use is located within subareas of the above districts which are
specifically identified as suitable for Qasoline station uses in the "Downtown
Development Plan."
b. The use complies with all of the qeneral standards contained in
subsection (b) of this section.
!12.2) Hotel/motels may be permitted in the Urban Center (Transition)
District. subject to the followinq:
a. The hours of operation are compatible with surroundinq uses;
b. The use comp 1 ies with a 11 of the Qenera 1 standards contained in
subsection (b) of this section.
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03.1) Indoor storaQe and/or warehousinQ uses may be permitted in the
Urban Center (Core). Urban Center (Eastern Corridor). and Urban Center
(Transition) Districts. subiect to the followino:
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b. The volume of traffic qenerated bv the use is compatible with
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d. Within the Urban Center (Core) and Urban Center (Eastern Corridor)
Districts, the use is located within subareas of these districts which are
specifically identified as suitable for indoor storaQe and/or warehousinQ uses
in the "Downtown Development Plan."
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'subsection (b) of this section.
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Family Residential IlEight;'f uTwelve,H "Sixteen,1I "Twenty," tJTwenty-fourll and
I!Twenty~eight" Districts, the nesidential, Office, and Commercial Planned
Development Districts. and the Urban Center (Transition), limited Office and
Neighborhood Commercial Districts, sub.iect to the followinq L1pon de-to~lRination
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a. The use shall comply with all terms contained in section 136.020-;-
.!'!'h:rmilj'l gt'ouf. (lnd congrcg:'ltc calTfacilitics," of thi: chapter.
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b. Accessory uses shall be limited to those normal and incidental to
residential dwelling units.
c. The use shall be reasonably compatible with the surrounding'
neighborhood as measured by building size, location and state of repair.
d. The site shall be able to accommodate required parking/ ancillary
service and outdoor activity areas appropriate to the use and in a manner which
is compatible with surrounding properties.
e. Proper supervision shall be provided to ensure neighborhood
compatibi lity.
f. The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in
subsection' (b) of this section preceding paragraph (b}.
(15) Level II group care facilities may be permitted within the Multiple-
Fami ly Residential "Eight/'I uTwelve, Jl u5ixteen/lI, IITwentYI n "Twenty-four" and
"Twenty-eightlt Districts, the Residential, Office and' Commercial Planned
Development Districts/ and the Urban Center (Transition), limited Office and
Neighb~rhood Commercial Districts. subject to the followinq upon determination
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a. The use shall comply with all regulations contained in section 136.020,
"Family, group and congregate care facilities/" of this chapter.
b. Accessory uses shall be limited to those normal and incidental to
residential ,dwelling units.
c. The use shall be reasonably compatible with the surrounding
neighborhood as measured by building size, location and state of repair.
d. The site, shall be able to accommodate required parking/ ancillary
service and outdoor activity areas appropriate to the use and in a manner which
is compatible with surrounding properties.
e. Proper supervision shall be provided to ensure neighborhood
compatibi 1 ity.
f. The use shall comply with all of the general staqdards contained in
subsection (b) of this section preceding pJragrJph (b).
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(16) Level III group care facilities may be permitted within lhe Urban
Center (Transition), Limited Office and Neighborhood Commercial O;stric~s.J..
su h .iee t to the f 011 ow i no #f*Hl--octcrm in at i on th.a-t..:
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a. The use shall comply with all regu1ntions contained in section 136.020,
"Family, group and congregate care facilities," of this chapter.
b. Accessory uses shall be limited to those normal and incidental to
residential dwelling units.
c. lhe use shall be reasonably compatible, \'Jith the surrounding
neighborhood as measured by building size, location and state of repair.
. d. The site shall be able to accommodate required parking. ancillary
service and outdoor activity areas appropriate to the use and in a manner which
is compatible with surrounding properties.
e. Proper supervision shall be provided to ensure neighborhood
compatibility.
. f. The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in
subsection (b) of this section preceding pJragraph (b).
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(16.2) Manufacturing uses may be permitted in the Urban Center (Core) and
Urban Center (Eastern Corridor) Districts, subject to the fol1owino:
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b. The volume of traffic qenerated by the use is compatible with
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d. The use is located within subareas of the above districts which are
soecifica11v identified as' suitable for manufacturinq Llses in the UDowntown
Development Plan.1I
e. The use compl ies with all of the oeneral standards contained in
subsection (b) of this section.
(17) Except as provided herein, marina facilities may be permitted in the
Beach Commercial, Resort Commercial IITwenty-Fourll and IITwenty-Eight,1I General
Commercial, Research, Development and Office Park, Urban Center (Bavfront), and
Public/Semi~Pub1ic Districts, subject to the following:
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the followinq upon detDrrn;flJtlofl that-:
a. The use shall be appropriatelY located in an area not concentrated with
similar facilities.
b. The use shall be separated from high activity or noise generating
afeas.
c. The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in
subsection (h) of this section preceding p2rJgraph (b).
(21) Outdoor commercial recreation/entertainment m,ay be permitted within
the Beach Commercial, Resort Commercial UTwenty-fourll and "Twenty-eight," Urban
Center (Core) , Urban Center (Eastern Corridor) , General Commercial, Highway
Commercial and Commercial Center Districts, sub.iect to the followinQ ~
determination thJt:
a. All facilities and activitie~ shall be self-contained on the premises,
unless otherwise approved by the planning and zoning board.
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subsection (b) of this section preceding pa~agrJph (b). .
(22) Outdoor retail sales, displays and/or storage may be permitted within
the Urban Center (Core), Urban Center (Eastern Corridor), General Commercial,
Highway Commercial, Commercial Center and limited Industrial Districts, sub.iect
to the followinq upon determination that:
a. The outdoor use shall not adversely affect the community appearance
objectives of the city. In particular, no temporary buildings, portable
buildings, tents, stands, trailers( vending carts or like buildings or structure:s
,shall be utilized in conjunction with the use.
b. The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in
subsection (b) of this section prcc~ding paragraph (b).
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(22.2) Public and private elementary, middle and hiQh schools may be
permitted within the Urban Center (Transition) distritt. subject to the
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a. The total amount of land area ~evoted to the use shall be a minimum of
'I one (1) acre and a max imum of three ( 3) acres;
b. The scale of any structures and facilities associated with the use
shall be compatible with surroundina properties;
c. Any outdoor recreational facilities associated with the use shall be
desianed and located so as to be compatible with surroundinQ properties; and
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(2t\.1} Residential ~helters may he permitted vlithin the t~lI1ti-Family
f~esidential Distl"icts, and the limited Office, Heighborhood Commercial, General
Commercial, Highway Commercial, Urban Center (Core), Uruan Center (Eastern
Corridor), Ul"ban Center (Transition), Limited Industrial, Research, Development
and Office Park and Public/Semipublic Districts subject to compliance-l+j*m
dotermination ~hJt the use complies with all of the general standards contained
in subsection (b) of this section.
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(26.1) Universities, colleQes, academies and similar faci1ities for
learninq may be permitted within the Urban Center (Transition) district, subject
to the fol10winQ:
a. The total amount of land area devoted to the use shall be a minimum of
one (1) acre and a maximum of three (3) acres:
. b. The scale of any structures and facilitiC's associated with the use
shall be compatible with surroundinq properties;
c. Anv outdoor recreational facilities associated with the use shall be
designed and located so as to be compatible with surroundinQ prooerties: and
d. The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in
subsection (b) of this section.
(27) Vehicle service may be permitted within the Beach Commercial, General
Commercial, Highway Commercial, Commercial Center, Urban Center (Core), Urban
Center (Eastern Corridor) and Limited Industrial Districts, sub.iect to the
followinQ upon dctcrminJtion thJt:
a. All service bays shall be located within an enclosed building and, all
servicing shall be conducted indoors. '
b. Entrances to any service bays shall be appropriately oriented with
respect to adjoining uses.
c. All used tires, parts, and similar objects shall be stored in a
building or other enclosed structure.
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of service to be performed. Major repairs, including engine or transmission
dismantling, painting, body, fender, muffler, top and upholstery work shall not
be allowed unless specifically permitted by the board.
e. I'Jithin the Urban Center (Core) and Urban Center (Eastern Corridor), the
use shall be located only within subareas of these districts which are
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General Commercial and Highway Commercial Districts. Urban Center (Core), and
Urban Center (Eastern Corridor)., subject to the followinQ upon dctcfmin~tion
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a. The size, mass and scale of ~ny structure used for such activity is
compatible with surrounding structures. '
b. Hithin the Urban Center (Core) and Urban Center (Eastern Corridor) , the
use is located only within subareas of these districts which are specifically
identified as suitable for manufacturinQ uses in the IIDowntown Development Plan. n
~ 4. The uses shall comply with all of the general standards contained
in subsection (b) of this section preceding paragraph (b).
Section 4. Section 137.005, Code of Ordinances, is amended to read:
Sec. 137.005. Definitions.
(a) Hords and terms used 1n this development code shall be given the
meanings identified hereinafter:
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.L. e. The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in
subsection (b) of this sect ion t1t~ty--tHH~~rt.
(28) Veterinary offices may be permitted with the limited Office, General
Office, General Commercial, Highway Commercial, Commercial Center, Neighborhood
COll1l1lel~cialt Urban Center, and Beach Commercial Districts. subject to the
f 61 1 0\'1 i nQ t1pon dctcrmi nat i on that-:'
a. All activities shall be conducted within soundproof, air conditioned
buildings with no outdoor cages, runs Ol~ other outdoor facilities unless
determined by the planning and zoning board that such facilities are located and
screened in a manner so as to not ~dversely affect the use; enjoyment or value
of surrounding properties.
b. There shall be no overnight boarding of animals unless determined.by
,the, board that such boarding facil ities are sufficiently soundproofed I air
conditioned and are made available only to animals requiring veterinary
treatment.
c. The use shall comply with all of the general standards contained in
subsection (b) of this section precediAg parJgraph (b).
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residences. The term is intended to describe the offerinQ of temporary lodqinQ
in a private home hiWirHl architectural and historic interest, rather than the
provision of food service or the offnrinn of facilities for 10nQ term occupancy,
such as provided bv hotel/motel uses.
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consistent with the City of Clearwiltcr Comprehenslve Plan.
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RESOLUTION NO. 92-73
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, FINDING THAT CERTAIN AREAS IN AND
AROUND THE CENTRAL DOWNTOWN BUSINESS DISTRICT, AS
DESCRIBED MORE PARTICULARLY HEREIN, ARE APPROPRIATE FOR
REDEVELOPMENT AND QUALIFY FOR INCLUSION IN THE COMMUNITY
REDEVELOPMENT AREA OF THE CITY; THAT THE REHABILITATION,
CONSERVATION, REDEVELOPMENT, OR COMBINATION THEREOF, OF
SUCH AREAS IS NECESSARY IN THE INTEREST OF THE PUBLIC
HEALTH, SAFETY, AND WELFARE; AND THAT THERE IS A NEED
FOR THE COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY TO CARRY OUT
REDEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES WITHIN SUCH AREAS; AND AMENDING
THE BOUNDARIES OF THE REDEVELOPMENT AREA TO INCLUDE SUCH
ADDITIONAL AREAS.
WHEREAS, there exist certain areas in the City of Clearwater, as described
more particularly in Exhibits A and B attached hereto, located in and around the
central downtown business district, which consist of mixed residential and
nonresidential uses; and
WHEREAS, those areas which are developed or to be developed for residential
uses are characterized by conditions including a shortage in the city of housing
of sound standards and design which is decent, safe, and affordable to residents
of low or moderate income, an increased need in the area for housing
accommodations, and increased crime or a threat to the public health, safety and
welfare due to conditions in the area or the shortage of housing accommodations,
and the acquisition of any open space in the area for residential uses would be
an integral part of and essential to the program of the city; and
WHEREAS, those areas which are developed or to be developed for
nonresidential uses are characterized by conditions which retard the development
of the areas including a diversity of ownership which prevents the free
alienability of land, outmoded street patterns, deterioration of sites, faulty
lot layouts, and a high crime rate, which conditions may require the acquisition
of open space in the area for nonresidential uses, and such nonresidential uses
are necessary and appropriate to facilitate the proper growth and development of
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the community in accordance with sound planning standards and local community
objectives; and
WHEREAS, the areas described herein are appropriate for redevelopment and
qualify for inclusion in the community redevelopment area of the city, and the
rehabilitation, conservation, redevelopment, or combination thereof, of such
areas is necessary in the interest of the public health, safety, and welfare; and
WHEREAS, the City Planning and Development Department has prepared a report
which documents the aforementioned conditions;
WHEREAS, the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Clearwater has
recommended that the areas described herein be added to the community
redevelopment area of the city, and there is a need for the community
redevelopment agency to carry out redevelopment activities within such areas;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. For the reasons set forth in the preamble to this resolution,
the areas in and around the central downtown business district, as described in
Exhibit A attached hereto, are hereby added to the community redevelopment area
of the City of Clearwater and the boundaries of the community redevelopment area
are hereby amended to reflect such addition.
Section 2. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon adoption,
or upon adoption of a separate resolution adopting the Downtown Development Plan
of the City of Clearwater, whichever occurs later.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this
day of
I 1992.
Attest:
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
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Lots 1 thru 5, Block 1, and Lots 1 thru 13, Block 6, R. J. Booth's Subdivision
Lots 1 thru 10, Block 1, Sarah McMullen's Subdivision
Lots 24 thru 39, Gibson's Clearwater Heights
Lots 1, 2, 7, and part of Lot 3, Janie Daniels Subdivision
Lot 4 and part of Lot 1, R. H. Padgett's Subdivision
Part of Lot 14 of original Lot 5, R. H. Padgett's Subdivision of Original Lots
2 & 5
Lots 5 and 6, Block 1, W. F. Hughey's Subdivision; and
vacated streets
Sec. 15-29-15, M&B 31.01,31.03,31.04,31.05,31.06,31.07,31.08, 31.09, 31.10,
31.11, and vacated streets
Lots 4 thru 6, 8 thru 21, and part of Lot 3, Janie Daniels Subdivision
Lots 7 thru 13, 15 thru 20, and part of Lot 14 of original Lot 5, R. H. Padgett's
Subdivision of Original Lots 2 & 5
Part of Lot 8, R. H. Padgett's Subdivision
Lots 7 thru 13, Block 1, and Lots 2 thru 8, Block 2, W. F. Hughey's Subdivision
Lots 2 thru 5 and part of Lot 6, Indian Heights
Lots 1 and 2, Block A, Earl Scheib-Commercial Center
Greenwood Medical and Rehab Center Condo 150
Lots 1 thru 14, Block 1, and Lots 1 thru 13, Block 2, Moase & Harrison
Subdivision
Lots 1 thru 18, Mac Dixson's Subdivision
Lots 19 thru 28, Mac Dixson's 1st Addition
Lots 8 thru 14 of original Lot 2, R. H. Padgett's Subdivision of Original Lots
2 & 5
Part of Lot 3, R. H. Padgett's Subdivision
Lots 10 thru 15 and Lots 25 thru 30, Block B, and Lots 1 thru 7 and 11 thru 20,
Block D, Coachman Heights Revised, and vacated streets
EXHIBIT A
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PLANNING AN 1992 EXHIBIT B
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ORDINANCE NO. 5302-92
AN OROINAUCE OF TUE CIlY OF CLEARHATER, FLORIDA,
AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE PLAN ELEMENT OF THE
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF THE CITY, TO CHANGE THE LAND USE
DESIGNATIONS FOR'CERTAIN REAL PROPERTIES lOCATED IN AN
AREA PROPOSED TO BE ADDEO TO THE DOWNTOWN CLEARWATER
COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AREA, IDENTIFIED AS THE SOUTH
CORRIDOR' EXPANSION AREA; LOCATED EAST OF E\HNG,
WASHINGTON AND MADISON AVENUES, SOUTH OF GOULD, PIERCE
AND CLEVELAND STREETS, \>lEST OF MISSOURI AVENUE I AND
NORTH OF TURNER STREET, AS DESCRIBED MORE PARTICULARLY
HEREIN, FROM COMMERCIAL/TOURIST FACILITIES,
RESIDENTIAL/OFFICE, AND PUBLIC/SEMI-PUBLIC TO DOWNTOWN
DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY CENTER; PROVIDING'
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the amendment to the future 1 and use plan element of the
comprehensive plan of the City as set forth herein is found to be reasonable,
proper and appropriate, and in compliance \vith Florida'law; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section I. The future land use plan element of the Comprehensive Plan of
the City of Clearwater is amended by changing the land use category for the
i her.einafter described property, as follows:
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Land Use CateQorv
From: Commercial/Tourist Facilities,
Residential/Office and
Public/Semi-Public
To: Downtown Development District/
Regional Activity Center
Section 2~ The City Commission does hereby certify that this ordinance is
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From a point 50 feet East of the Northeast corner of Lot 8, Block B, Marantha
Subdivision, PB 45-16, as a POINT OF BEGINNING, proceed West'to intersection of
South Greenwood Avenue, then North a long centerl i ne of South Greenwood Avenue to
intersection of Court Street, then West along centerline of Court Street 180
feet.: then North along West boundary of Lots 18 through 20, Block D, Coachman
Heights Subdivision, PB 20-26, then West to intersection of Ewing Avenue, then
'North 690 feet along centerline of Ewing Avenue, then East to intersection,of
South Greenwood Avenue, then South along centerline of South Greenwood Avenue to
intersection of Gould Street, then East along centerl ine of Gould Street to
intersection of Washington Avenue, then Northerly along centerline of Washington
Avenue to intersection of Pierce Street, thence East to intersection of South
Madison Avehue. then North 425 feet along centerline of South Madison Avenue,'
then East to intersection of South Missouri Avenue, then South along centerline
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Lots 24 thru 39, Gibson's Clearwater Heights
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Lot 4 and part of Lot I, R. H. Padgett's Subdivision
Part of Lot .14 of original Lot 5, R. H. Padgett's Subdivision of Original Lots
2 & 5
Lots 5 and 6, Block I, W. F. Hughey's Subdivision
and vacated streets
FROM RESIDENTIAL/OFFICE TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL ACTIVITY
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Original Lots 2 & 5
Lots 2 thru 4, Block I, W. F. Hughey's Subdivision
FROM COMMERCIAL/TOURIST FACILITIES TO DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT/REGIONAL
ACTIVITY CENTER:
Sec. 15-29-15, M&B 31.01,31,03,31.04,31.05,31.06,31.07,31.08, 31.09,31.10,
31.11, and vacated streets
Lots 4 thru 6, 8 thru 21 and part of Lot 3, Janie Daniels Subdivision
Lot 7 thru 13, 15 thru 20 and part of lot 14 of original Lot 5, R. H. Padgett's
Subdivision of Original Lots 2 & 5
Lots 7 thru 13, Block I, and Lots 2 thru 8, Block 2, W. F. Hughey's Subdivision
Lots 2 thru 5 and part of Lot 6, Indian Heights
Lots 1 and 2, Block A, Earl Scheib-Commercial Center
Greenwood Medical and Rehab Center Condo 150
Lots 1 thru 14, Block 1, Lots 1 thru 13, Block 2, Mease & Harrison Subdivision
Lots 1 thru 18, Mac Dixsonls Subdivision
Lots 19 thru 28, Mac Oixson's 1st Addition
Lots 8 thru 14 of original Lot 2, R. H. Padgett1s Subdivision of Original Lots
2 & 5
Part of Lot 3, R. H. Padgettls Subdivision
Lots 10 thru 15 and Lots .25 thru 3D, Block Bt and Lots 1 thru 7 and 11 thru 20,
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ORDINANCE NO. 5303.92
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER! FLORIDA!
AI1END I NG THE ZON I NG ATLAS OF THE C ITV BY REZON I NG
CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED IN AN AREA PROPOSED TO BE ADDED
TO THE DOWNTOWN CLEARHATER COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AREA I
IDENTIFIED AS THE SOUTH CORRIDOR EXPANSION AREA, lOCATED
EAST OF E\-IING, HASHINGTON AND MADISON AVENUES, SOUTH OF
,GOULD, PIERCE AND CLEVELAND STREETS, HEST OF MISSOURI
'AVENUE, AND NORTH OF TURNER STREET, AS DESCRIBED MORE
PARTICULARLY HEREIN, FROM: GENERAL ,COMMERCIAL,
NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL, LIMITED OFFICE, AND
PUBLIC/SEMI-PUBLIC TO URBAN CENTER (EASTERN CORRIDOR);
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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WHEREAS, the amendment to the zoning atlas of the City as set forth in this
ordinance is found to be reasonable, proper and appropriate, and in compliance
with Florida law; now, therefore. '
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
, CLEARH~TER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The following described property in Clearwater, Florida, is
hereby rezoned, and the zoning atlas of the City is amended as follows:
ZoninQ District
From: General Commercial, Neighborhood
Commercial, Limited Office, and
Public/Semi-Public
To: Urban Center (Eastern Corridor)
Section 2. The City Commission does hereby certify that this ordinance is
consistent with the City's Comprehensive plan.
Property
See Exhibits A and B attached
hereto. (Z 92-5)
Section 3. The Planning and Development Director is directed to revise the
zonin~ atlas of the City in accordance with the foregoing amendment.
Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption,
subject to the approval of the land use category set forth in Ordinance No. 5302-
92 by the Pinellas County Board of County Commissioner.
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From a point 50 feet East ot' the Northeast corner of Lot 8, Block' B, Marantha
Subdivision, PB 45-16, as a POINT OF BEGINNING, proceed West to intersection of
,South Greenwood Avenue, then North along centerline of South Greenwood Avenue to
:r intersect ion of Court Street I then I~est a long centerl i ne of Court Street 180
feet, then North along West boundary of Lots/18 through 20, Block D, Coachman
, Heights Subdivision, PB 20-26, then West to intersection of Ewing Avenue, then
North 690 feet along centerline of Ewing Avenue, then East to intersection of
South Greenwood Avenue, then South along centerline of South Greenwood Avenue to
intersection of Gould Street, then East along centerline of Gould Street to
intersection of Washington Avenue. then Northerly along center~ine of Washington
Avenue to intersection of Pierce Street, thence East to intersection of South'
Madison Avenue, then North 425 feet along centerline of South Madison Avenue,
then East to intersection of South Missouri Avenue, then South along centerline
of South Missouri Avenue to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
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Lots 4 and part of Lot 1, R. 11. Padgett's Subdivision
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Lots 2 thru 4, Block I, W. F'. Hughey's Subdivision
FROM GENERAL COMMERCIAL (CG) TO URBAN CENTER (EASTERN CORRIDOR (UC(E)):
Sec. 15-29-15, M&B 31.01,31.03,31.04,31.05,31.06,31.07,31.08, 31.09, 31.10,
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Lots 4 thru 6, 8 thru 21 and part of Lot 3, Janie Daniels Subdivision
Lots 7 thru 13, 15 thru 20 and part of Lot 14 of original Lot 5, R. H. Padgett's
Subdivision of Original Lots 2 & 5
Lots 7 thru 13, Block 1, and Lots 2 thru 8, Block 2, W. F. Hughey's Subdivision
Lots 2 thru 5 and part of Lot 6, Indian Heights
Lots 1 land 2, Block A; Earl Scheib-Commercial Center
Greenwood Medical and Rehab Center Condo 150
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'Lots 1 thru 18, Mac Dixson's Subdivision
Lots 19 thru 28, Mac Dixson's 1st Addition, ,
Lot 8 thru 14 of original Lot 2. R. H. Padgett's Subdivision of Original Lots 2
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Part of Lot 3, R. H. Padgett's Subdivision
FROM NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL (CN) TO URBAN CENTER (EASTERN CORRIDOR) (UC(E)):
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Lots 7 thru 13, Block 1, and Lots 2 thru 8, Block 2, H. F. Hughey1s Subdivision
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CITY OF CLEARWATER
Interdcpartment Correspondenco
TO:
FROM:
Mayor and City Commission
James M. Polatty, Jr., Director of Planning and Development
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SUBJECT: Downtown Development Plan
COPIES: Michael Wright, City Manager
M. A. Galbraith, Irq City Attorney
Kathy Rice, Deputy City Manager
Cyndie Goudeau, City Clerk
DATE: December 1, 1992
After Monday's CRA meeting and worksession, my staff has a clear understanding of the
Commission's direction concerning the expansion areas associated with the Downtown Development
Plan. We have also revised pages 1 and 2 of the Plan in accordance with Commission direction.
Copies are attached fot jnsertion into your CaPir of the Plan. > n <-.n::: W ctS n' +- ~
Two other related issues an~ ~c~s~elow. po-.- 0 -<-.;1 b -e -kJ r e_
"INTENSE" USE ISSUE
Because the Commission has removed the southern segment of Court Street from the south expansion
area, and because the Plan has been substantially modified to accommodate existing uses that might
be rendered nonconforming, staff would recommend deleting the restriction on location of certain
"intense" uses (speciflcaIly I gasoline stations, indoor storage/warehousing, manufacturing, and vehicles
service. These areas are shown on the Plan as the crosshatched patterns on various district maps.
The "intense1t uses are aU proposed to be conditional uses~ revised from their current status as
permitted uses, and so the City will still be able to retain control over any negative impacts associated
with the uses. Consequently, the staff would recommend adjusting the Urban Center zoning district
Code amendment associated with the Downtown Plan to delete the prohibition of these uses in certain
areas of the Urban Center (Core) and (Eastern Corridor) districts.
NONCONFORMING SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCES
The Planning and Zoning Board, in recommending the Plan to the Commission, proposed that the
nonconforming use section of the Land Development Code be revised to allow the replacement of
nonconforming single family residences that are damaged or destroyed in excess of 50% of their value.
Staff feels that this change is appropriate~ amI, if the Commission agrees, staff will handle this
proposal as a separate Code amendment, since it also has implications for the N. Ft. Harrison/N.
Myrtle zoning study. .
If the Commission concurs with these changes, a revised ordinance will be presented for second
reading for the "intense" use issue. We will also prepare an amendment to the nonconforming use
section as a separate item.
Should you have questions or comments) please contact me.
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SUBJECT:
North Fort Harrison/North Myrtle Avenue Zoning Study
Clearwater City Commission
Agenda Cover Memorandum
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RECOMMENDA TION/MOTION:
Receive public input and continue hearing and action to Oecember 17, 1992.
[J and that the appropriate officials be authorllcd to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
In response to concerns by both commercial and residential property owners within the study area, the
staff has prepared a neighborhood zoning study designed to promote commercial redevelopment and
enhance neighborhood stability in the study area. On November 17, 1992, the Planning and Zoning
Board considered the North Fort Harrison Zoning Study and continued the public hearing and Board
discussion to December 1, 1992. A summary of public comments before the Board by general category
is attached. Since the Planning and Zoning Board's recommendation will not be available to the
Commission for consideration at worksession, staff would recommend holding the scheduled public
hearing on this item and then continuing any action until December 17, 1992. Holding the public hearing
as scheduled will allow the Commission an opportunity to consider public comments at two meetings.
Also, due to holiday schedules, many citizens who planned to address the Commission on December 3
may not be able to attend the December 17 meeting.
The staff has also presented the study to the North Greenwood Design Review Committee, ~ Board of
Directors, North Ft. Harrison Business Association, and Old Clearwater Bay Homeowner's Association.
We are scheduled to present the study to the North Greenwood Association on November 24, 1992,
and we are anticipating a second meeting with the Clearwater Neighborhood Housing Services. A
summary table listing comments from these groups is attached. Also attached are several letters from
the public concern,ing the study.
Our input from these groups has revealed widespread support for various aspects of the plan.
Commercial revitalization of the existing neighborhood commercial strips along North Fort Harrison and
North Myrtle Avenues was considered extremely important. There is also strong support for the
IIdownzoning" of existing RM-8 areas to an RS~8 classification to promote neighborhood stabllity,
especially from the North Ft. Harrison Business Association and the Old Clearwater Bay Homeowner's
Association.
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lETTERS FROM PUBLIC
LIST OF PUBLIC COMMENTS
LIST Of GROUP COMMENTS
Advertised:
Date: 11/3/92, 11/12/92
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North Fort Harrison/
North Myrtle Avenue Zoning Study
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There is a concern, however, that commercial conversion of the RM~8 area sandwiched between two
commercial strips will result in reducing the amount of land available for affordable housing in this area
of Clearwater, as well as creating a IIbarrierll between the North Greenwood and Old Clearwater Bay
neighborhoods.
Staff recognizes these concerns and, in the plan, proposed addressing the affordable housing issue
through the commitment of the construction of a minimum of 50 multiple family housing units within
,the area by 1995. Construction of these units will replace the housing units that might be removed from
this area as redevelopment occurs. '
Regarding the IIbarrierlt issue, staff recognizes the potential for a larger commercial area to impede
access from both a physical and a psychological standpoint between the two neighborhoods. However,
the area proposed for the rezoning does not constitute a stable residential area due to the existing land
use patterns which have been established in this area. The subject property is sandwiched between two
commercial areas and will continually face la~d use conflicts due to this existing land use pattern.
Attempting to create an expanded residential zoning pattern to minimize these conflicts is not at all likely I
to succeed since there will be a continued incentive for commercial property owners to retain their
property, even in an nonconforming status, in commercial uses. . . I
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James M. Polatty, Jr., Director of Planning and Development
Z,2ayor JU t:a Garvey, and Clearwater City Commissioners
City of Clearwater
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Clearwater, fl. 34610-4748
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Re: Ur 10/30/92 let tel.', clOd 11/5/92 phone conversation.
~ubJect: RE-ZONING OF 508 NICHOLSON ST. TO ItINFILL COI1MERCIAL"
Dear Hr. Polatty, Hayor and City Commlssioners:
I am most enthusiastic about subject re-zoning proposal. F:l.nally, after twelve years
of free-fall sincu this area was down zoned from General Commercial, this proposal
offers some hope for its now blighted cond.ltion.
My particular property at 508 Nicholson st., however, apparently stands to suffer
another loss. A fC\~ yeill"S ago u zoning var.tance wa::; granted, and extensive improve-
ments were made for this property to meet requirements for use as a Congregate Care
Facili ty. Although not cUrL'cntly being used for group car.e, the potential for this
constitues considerable value for thls property.
I am eager to be inclUded in the new Infil1 Commercial zoning, but hope there is a
way for me to keep the grollp car.e potent:ial already created for my property.
Thank you for YOIIl." r;onslul:!1."lIUon of this lililtter.
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NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION
Cletltll'oter, Fl 3Hl1
November 12,1992
Scott Shuford
Department of Planning and Develop ment
City of Clearwater
P. O. Box 4748
Clearwater, PI 34618-4748
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}Iarrison Avenut;? North Myrtle Avenue Neighborhood Analysis and
ZO.Qi{).~ StlJdy. Thank you, also, for presenting it so professionally at
our board meeting on November 4.
The Officers and Board of our Association have voted to support the
Map 8 plan which is your recom mended alternative, We feel that
Infill Commercial is a de'sirable and creative compromise between
Neighborhood Commercial and General Commercial. We also strongly
endorse the Crime Prevention, Housing Code Enforcement,
Community Development, Strcetscape Landscaping, and Downtown
Expansion Plan described under Additional Actions/Considerations in
the Study.
We would like to encourage you to add a provision which req uires a
" periodic review, such as every 2 years, to deter mine whether the
very worthwhile Objectives stated in this plan are being achieved as
measured by the section titled Measures of Success.
We also want you to know that a goal of our Association is that the
area from Nicholson to the convergence of North Fort Harrison and
Myrtle be included in the future expansion of the Downtown
Development District.
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Clearwater, Florida 34615
JNovember 16, 1992
Mr. Scott Shuford
-Department of Planning and Development
City of Clearwater
P. O. Box 4748
Clearwater, FL 34618-4748
Dear Mr. Shuford:
On behalf of the Board of Directors of the North Fort Harrison
Business District, I would like to thank you for your presentation
on Tuesday, November 10, 1992 and to allow our Board to address you
as it pertains to the North Fort Harrison Avenue/North Myrtle
Avenue Neighborhood Analysis 'and Zoning study. You were prepared
to answer all of our questions and your accessibility and
willingness to listen to our needs is most refreshing and very
welcome.
The Officers and Board of the North Fort Harrison Business District
are in support of the Map 8 Plan which is really a compromise in
bringing together the other 7 alternatives. We feel this would
give us the quickest and best access to implementing these changes.
The approach, as offered by the Department of Planning and
Development, for the Infil! Commercial is a creative compromise
between Neighborhood Commercial. and General Commercial. We,
likewise, support the Crime Prevention, Housing Code Enforcement,
Community Development, Streetscape Landscaping, and Downtown
Expansion Plan provisions as described under Additional
Actions/Considerations.
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District is to see that the residents in the Old Clearwater Bay
Neighborhood Association also benef,it wholeheartedly from these
recommendations. While our Association deals mainly with the
bus.i.ness issues, many of the business people in our area are
likewise residents at Old Clearwater Bay.
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We" would also ask that you support the goal of the North Fort
Harrison Business District in supporting the area of Nicholson to
the convergence of North Fort Harrison and Myrtle be included in
), the future expansio~ of the Downtown Development District.
Sincerely,
NORTH FORT
BUSINESS DISTRICT
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North Fort Harrison Business District
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11/17/92 PlANNING AND ZONING BOARD MEETING
CITlZEN(S) MAKING COMMENT
GENERALIZED COMMENT/CONCERN
.Vera Brinson.
. Clearether Gross.
.Demetrios Panoutsakos
. Ed Carnegie
. Ed Carnegie
Allow replacement of single family residences made
nonconforming if damaged or destroyed
Extend CI zoning to Osceola Avenue
. Bob Fierstein
. Oliver Ackerley.
. Ed Carnegie
.. Debra Weible.
Allow noncommercial parking in RS-B zone to enable
parking lots for businesses on Ft. Harrison to be
extended to RS.B property fronting on Osceola
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. Dennis Henegar.
Do not extend commercial zoning or noncommercial
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Do not change RM-8 zoning to RS-8 zoning west of
N. Ft. Harrison Ave. south of Engman
Will City participate in relocating homeowners who
sell their property to developers in the RM-8 area
between Ft. Harrison and Myrtle being converted to
CI zoning?
Only "quality develop~ent" should be allowed
Endorses study
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. Vera Brinson.
. Debra Weible.
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.Clearether Gross.
. Robert Harn.
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N. Greenwood Design
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10/16/92
.. Potential for jab creation
.. Single family area along Myrtle Avenue Is too small
to be a viable residential area
to Potential for lob creation
.. Concern about creation of "barrier"
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11/04/92
.. Delete "blood plasma center" use
.. Add "outdoor commercial recreation"
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11/12/92
.. Endorsed study
.. Add urban park to Infill Commercial
area currently zoned AM-8, perhaps as part of 50 unit
assisted housing project
Comments to be provided in a separate memorandum
Comments, if any, to be provided separately
N. Greenwood Association
11/24/92
Neighborhood Housing
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Mayor and City Commission
James M. Polatty, Jr., Director of Planning and Development S ('f\..p
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SUBJECf: North Fort Harrison/North Myrtle Avenue Zoning Sludy
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Michael Wright, City Manager
,M. A. Galbraith, Jr., City Attorncy
Kathy Rice, Deputy City Manager
Cyndie Goudeau, City Clerk
DATE:
December 1, 1992
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Commercial zoning district, staff scel\ no reason why it should not be included as a conditional use in
the Infill Commercial district.
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district. These arc summarized in the table below.
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Commission consideration on first fC3;ding on D~clllbcr 17 t 1992.
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CITY OF CLEARWATER
Interdepilrtment Correspondonco
TO:
Mayor and City Commission
James M. Polatty, Jr., Director of Planning and Development :J--fY\.,~ .
FROM:
SUBJECT: North Fort Harrison/North Myrtle Avenue Zoning Study - Planning and Zoning
Board, Action .
COPIES: Michael Wright) City Manager
M. A. Galbraith, Jr., City Attorney
Kathy Rice, Deputy City Manager
Cyndie Goudeau, City Clerk
DATE: December 2, 1992
On December 1, 1992,. the Planning and, Zoning Board recommended adoption of the study by a
,vote of 5-1, subject to the following changes:
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A Code amendment should be adopted to allow reconstruction of nonconforming single
family residences if they are destroyed or damaged in excess of .50% of their value.
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uses: Bed and breakfast inns, outdoor commercial recreation, and congregate care.
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plasma centers.
.. ' Provision should be made to allow noncommercial parking in the RS-8 zoning district for
the portion of the study area west of N. Ft. Harrison Avenue.
Staff recommends Commission adoption of the Plan and its associated ordinances as recommended
by the Planning and Zoning Board) with the exception of the proposal to allow noncommercial
parking as a conditional use in the RS-8 zoning district. Staff has promoted a rezoning of the
existing RM-8 residential area west of N. Ft. Harrison Avenue in order to maintain and increase
neighborhood stability. Allowing commercial uses fronting on N. Ft. Harrison Avenue to extend
their parking lots into this area will not serve this purpose.
Should you have questions or comments, please contact me.
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Clearwater City coJtM1f.~t'l W1J
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Amendment of section 134.015, Code of Ordinances, Relating to Nonconforming
Signs, and the criteria to be Considered in Granting Variances from the
provisions Thereof.
RECOMMENOA TION/MOTION:
City Commission pass Ordinance No. 5295-92 on first reading.
[] and that the appropriate officials be Buthorl1ed to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
City staff is now processing applications for variances to allow nonconforming signs to remain beyond
the October 13, 1992, compliance date.
Upon review of the applicable standards for approval of the~e variances by the City Attorney, it has
been determined that the existing standards are inappropriate to consider for sign amortization
variances. Hence, this Ordinance proposes to delete these standards from the Code. The effect of the
deletion is to utilize the standards contained in Section 137.012{d} to measure the propriety of sign
amortization variance requests.
On November 12 the Development Code Adjustment Board reviewed this Ordinance and recommended
unconditional approval.
Revi ewed by;
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Budget
Purchasing
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Costs: S N/A
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Finding Source:
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C~ia&ion Action:
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o Approved w/condltions
o Denied
o Continued to:
Advertised:
Date: 11/26/92
Paper: Tampa Tribune
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Affected Parties
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Attoct.lnts:
Ord. No. 5295.92
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Appropriation Code:
ORDINANCE NO. 5295-92
AN ORDINANCE OF TilE CITY OF CLEARHATER, FLORIDA,
RELA n NG TO TilE LAND DEVELOP~lENT CODE i AMEND I NG SECn ON
134.015, CODE OF ORDINANCES, RELATING TO NONCONFORMING
SIGNS, AND THE STANDARDS AND FACTORS TO OE CONSIDERED IN
GRANn NG V AR lANCES FRO~1 TilE PROVI S IONS THEREOF;
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
OE IT ORDAINED OY TItE CITY COMHISSION OF TilE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Subsection (e) [formerly Subsection (f)J of Section 134.015,
Code of Ordinances, as amended by Ordinance 5055-90, 5236-92, and 5257-92, is
further amended to read: .
Sec. 134.015. Nonconforming signs.
(e) Any person aggrieved by the provisions of this section may apply to
the city commission for a' variance in accordance with section 137.012. -Hl-
~ed~n to the standards wh4~9Ve~A-varlanEeS ceAta4fle4-4n-soction-+37.012,
-the city cOlllmissien sha~l con-s-tee~he-~rafH~.:i~e--a~plication of this
scct i.en ba5e;~ UpOfHRC fa 11ow.:i-A~etars+
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lhe city commission may grant' a variance only after a public hearing and upon a
demonstration by the owner/lessor of a hardship different in kind and lIlagnitude
from that suffered l>y other sign owners or lessors similarly situated.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING
AND ADOPTED "
nita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
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Variance to the Sign Regulations; 1290-92-94 Court Street (Stewart Title of Clearwater); Marjorie L.
Smoyer (Owner & Representative). (SV 92-28)
Clearwater City Commission
Agenda Cover Memorandum
PUBLIC
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Meeting Date:
12/03/92
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RECOMMENDA TION/MOTION:
~ Deny variance of 2 ft. to permit a freestanding sign 10ft. tall where 8 ft. is allowed for Lots 35A
and 36, Blk. 0, Hibiscus Gardens Sub. since the applicant has not met all of the standards for
variance approval.
~ Approve variance of 4 ft. to permit a freestanding sign to be located 1 ft. from property line where
a 5 ft. setback is required for Lots 35A and 36, Blk. 0, Hibiscus Gardens Sub. since the applicant
has met all of the standards for variance approval.
[] and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The subject property is an interior lot located at 1290-92-94 Court Street. The property is zoned Ol,
Limited Office.
The applicant is requesting two variances for an existing freestanding sign. Relevant summary
information concerning the request follows.
Information Requested Permitted
Type of Sign Freestanding Yes
location Court Street Yes
Area 24 sq. ft. 24 sq. ft.
Setback 1 ft. (front) 5 ft.
Height 10 ft. 8 ft.
Staff Comments/Proposed Conditions
Staff review of the applicant's request indicates that the request for additional sign height is not justified.
There is nothing unique about the shape of the property or its location which would require an additional
2 ft. of sign height to adequately identify the property. It appears the request is based upon the
Reviewed by:
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Budget
Purchasing
Risk Mgmt.
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Other
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C-ission Action:
o Approved
o Approved w/conditions
o Denied
o Continued to:
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Advertised:
Date: 10/26/92
~ Paper: TAMPA TRIBUNE
o Not Requi red
Affected Parties
IllI Notified
o Not Requi red
FU'lding Source:
o Capital I~.
o Operating
o Other
Attachllents:
APPLICATION
DRAWING
o None
Appropriation Code:
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SV 92-28.-
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applicant's intent to use the existing sign panels at their current height and location. These existing
panels could be relocated on the existing sign structure in a conforming fashion.
Regarding the second requested variance for sign setback, staff review Indicates that the applicant's
claim that relocation on this site is not feasible is an accurate one. While the sign could be relocated
elsewhere on the site (for instance along either the east or west property boundaries), there would be
a setback problem created from the side property lines Instead of the existing llim1 property line setback.
The site design appears to work well in its current arrangement. Relocation of the sign In a conforming
fashion would interfere with the overall site design with regard to vehicle access to the property. The
staff feels that the requested setback variance is justified since all standards for variance approval appear
to have been met; in particular, the existing site design creates a unique, hardship situation, and the
applicant is requesting a minimum variance.
Applicable Variance Standards
To be eligible for a variance, a request must meet all eight standards for variance approval.
~ Based upon review and analysis of the information contained In the application staff finds that the
petitioner's first request meets only two of the standards. In particular, the follow(ng standards do not
appear to be fully met:
The variance requested arises from a condition which is unique to the property In question and
is neither ordinarily or uniformly applicable to the zoning dIstrict nor created by an action or
actions of the prop'erty owner, predecessor in title, or the applicant. Any mistake made in the
execution of a bUilding permit or work performed without the benefit of a permit shall not be
considered to be situations which support the granting of a variance.
The particular physical surroundings, shape or torOgraphlcal conditions of the property involved
and the strict application of the provisions 0 this development code would result in an
unnecessary hardship upon the applicant.
The variance is the minimum necessary to overcome the unnecessary hardship referred to in
preceding recital "2" for the purpose of making reasonable use of the land.
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The request for a variance is not based primarily upon the desire of the applicant to secure a
greater financial return from the property.
The granting of the variance will not impair an adequate supply of light or ventilation to adjacent
property, detract from the appearance of the community, substantially Increase the congestion
In the public streets, increase the danger of fire, endanger the public safety In any way, or
substantially diminish or impair the value of surrounding property.
(8) The granting of the variance desired will not violate the general spirit and intent of this
development code.
~ Based upon review and analysis of the information contained In the application, staff finds that the
petitioner's second request meets all of the standards.
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Relevant Previous Decisions by the Commission: None noted.
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. PltOrtERTY OWNEJ1CS) NAME lli. ADDnESS:
nEPRESENTATlVE(Sllif any) NAME &. ADDRESS:
HARJORIE L. SHOYER
Sr, t'I1 e c( 5 owi'l(r
lllgR C:ollnty Rd. 102
Safety Harbor, FL 34695
TElEPHONE: (813) 726-5924 TElEPHONE:
ADDRESS OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: 1290-92-94 Cour,t S t.
NAME OF nUSINESS (IF APPUCABLE): STEHART TITLE OF CLEARWATER
Section
ZONING D1SmICT: OL LAND USE CLASSIRCATlON: 103.085
Section
LAND AREA: 135.057
LEGAL DESCntPTlON OF SUBJECT PROPERTY: Lot 35 A and Lot 36, Block 0, Hibiscus Gardens
Subdivision
PAnCEL NUMBER: 15 I 29 I 15 I 38574 I 015 I 0351 (This information
is available from your tax receipt or contact Pinellas Co. Property Appraiser's Office at 462-3207. If more than one
parcel number, attach 8~ x 11 inch sheet)
DESCntBE SURnOUNDlNG USES OF PROPERTY:
North: Apar tmen t Building
East: Soccer Field & Stevens Creek
West: Paragon Home Center - has no sign
South:n~n~i~~ nFFi~o.llas siQn 10' tall
VARIANCES) nEQUEST (If Vmiance to 7 year amortization requirement. refer to Sec. 134.015):
Pole Sign height of 10 feet. Variance or 2 feet.
Pole Sign wi~lin one foot of property line. Variance of 4 feet.
RE.t',1)l)i'i FOR REOUESTlNG VARIANCE(S): (Refer to Standards for Approval. next page)
Pole sign height of 10 feet is necessary so the cars, vans and trucks parking in front
of building will not back into sign and damage the sign. Cut sign off at 10' high so
I can use existing Stewart sign case.
Pole sign is now one foot on the parking lot; another four feet will not allow the cars
to back out of parking spaces in front of 'the building. Would block all parking spaces
in front of the building. No other location on property 1s suitable for installation of
this sign.
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evidence presented clearly support the following conclusions:
(1) The variance requested arises from a condition which is unique to the property in question and is neither
ordinarily or uniformly applicable to the zoning district nor created by an action or actions of the property
owner, predecessor in title, or the applicant. Any mistake made in the execution of a building permit or work
performed without the benefit of a permit shall not be considered to be situations which support the granting
of a variance.
(21 The particular physical surroundings. shape or topographical conditions of the property involved and the strict
application of the provisions of this development code would result in an unnecessary hardship upon the
applicant.
(3) The variance is the minimum necessary to overcome the unnecessary hardship referred to in preceding recital
"2" for the purpose of making reasonable use of the land.
(4) The request for a variance is not based primarily upon the desire of the applicant to secure a greater financial
return from the property.
IS) The granting of the variance will not be materially detrimental or injurious to other property or improvements
in the neighborhood in which the property is located.
(6) The granting of the variance will not impair an adequate supply of light or ventilation to adjacent property,
detract from the appearance of the community, substantially increase the congestion in the public streets.
increase the danger of fire, endanger the public safety in any way. or substantially diminish or impair the value
of surrounding property.
(7) The variance desired will not adversely affect the public health, safety, order convenience. or general welfare
of the community.
(8) The granting of the variance desired will not violate the general spirit and intent of this development code.
SIGNATURE OF PROPERTY OWNER (OR REPRESENTATIVE): 'fi?~~/-.~ (~
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B.fo" m.. th. und.,.;.n.d authodty. p...onally app.."d (1 () lJO ({ e L . SI11r.?f'Id.oo.., and "at"
the matters and facts set out above are true and correct to the best of his/her knowledge an belief.
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Sworn to and subscribed before me this
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NOTE: PROPERTY OWNER OR REPRESENTATIVE MUST ATTEND HEARING.
Rev. 12/91
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SUBJECT: SUD Bank Rezoning, Sunset Point.Rd , Belcher Rd.
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COPIES: Scott Shuford, Planning Manager
DATE: December J, 1992
RECOMMEND THAT BUN BANK REZONING DE REMOVED FROM TONIGHT'S AGENDA
This rezoning has to go through regular review (with public
hearings) by the pinellas Planning council (PPC) and Countywide
Planning Authority. (CPA). PPC's staff has indicated they have
problems with this proposal, and it is possible that some
modification will be imposed or the p'roposal denied. In such
circumstances, it was our understanding that the Legal Office
preferred that Second Reading be postponed until after it has been
approved by PPC and the CPA, which will not occur until February,
1993. The Planning & Development Department believes this is the
appropriate approach.
Also, for Planned Developments, the site plan, which is part of,the
zoning,. should be approved by the City commission either prior to,
or at the time of the Second Reading. This will not be done in
this case if the Second Reading is held this evening. Planning was
waiting for PPC's comments before proceeding with finalization of
the site plan. Consequently it has not been prepared for tonight's
meeting.
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AN ORDINANCE DF TNE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, AMENDING
THE FUTURE LAND USE PLAN ELEflEIH OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
OF THE CITY, TO CHANGE THE LAND USE DESIGN~ION FOR CERTAIN
REAL PROPERTY LOCATED AT THE SOUTHWEST CORHER OF THE
INTERSECTION OF SUNSET POINT AND BELCHER ROADS, WHDSE POST
OFFICE ADDRESS IS 2201 SUNSET POINT ROAD, FROl4
RESIDENTIAL/OFFICE TO COMMERCIAL/TOURIST FACILITIES;
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comprehensive plan of the City as set forth In this ordinance 's found to.be
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BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COl4141SSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER. FLORIDA:
Section \. .The future land use plan element of.the Comprehensive Plan' of
the City of Clearwater 'is amended by changing the land use category for' the
herei nafter described property as fo nows: .
Propert'l
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(LUP 92-14)
Land Use CateQory
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subject to the approval of the land use designation by the Plnellas County Board
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10wnship 29 South, Range 16 East, and that portion of vacated
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southeast 1/4 of Section 1, TO\oJnship 29 South,. Range 15 East, lying
adjacent thereto, described ~s follows: .
From the East 1/4 corner of Section 1, Township 29 South, Range 15
East, also being the Hest 1'/4 corner of Section 6, Township 29
South, Range 16 East, run thence S 00005104" W, along the section
linej 50;00 feet for the POINT OF BEGINNING; thence N 89051129" E,
along the Southerly right-of-way of Sunset point Road, 174.66 feeti
thence S 4500B131" E,'28.28 feeti thence S 00008'31" E, along the
Hesterly right-of~way of Belcher Road, 106.24 feet; thence S'
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point af curve; thence along a curve to the left;.whose chord bears
S 32004'421 Hr 18.64 feet, arc af 18.64 fe~t and a radius of 635.50
feet; thence le~ving said Westerly right-of-way N 89054156" W~ 83.14
feet; thence 1'100005104" E, parallel to and 1~.00 feet West of the
section 1 inc, 317.53 feet to the southerly right-of-way 1 ine of.
Sunset point Road; thence S 8900711611 E,along said Southerly-right-
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AN OIWINAHCE. OF THE CITY Of ClEARHATER I FLORIDA,
AMENDING THE ZONING ATLAS OF TUE CITY BY REIOIHUG
CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED AT TilE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE
INTERSECTION OF SUNSET POINT AND BELCHER ROADS I ~lHOSE
POST OFFICE ADDRESS IS 2201 SUNSET POINT ROAD, AS
DESCRIBED MORE PARTICULARLY HEREIN, FROM LIMITED OFFICE
(OL) TO COMMERCIAL PLANNED DEVELOPMENT (CPO) DISTRICT;
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. '
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ordinance is found to be reasonable, proper and appropriate, and in compliance
with Florida lawj n0\1, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION Of THE CITY OF
CLEARWATERr FLORIDA:
Section 1. The following described property in Clearwater, Florida, is
hereby rezoned, and the zoning atlas of the city is amended as follows:
Zonina District
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See Exhibit A attached hereto.
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From: Limited Office (OL)
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Section 2. The City COlmnission does hereby certify that this ordinance is
consistent with the City's Comprehensive Plan.
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zoning atlas of the City in accordance with the foregoing amendment.
. Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect i~ediately upon adoption,
subject to the approval of the land use category set forth in Ordinance No. 52B6-
92 by the Pinellas County Board of County Commissioners.
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Southeast 1/4 of Section I, Township 29 South, Range 15 East, lying
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ORDINAHCE NO. 5288-92
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
ANNEXING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY LOCATED BETWEEN GUlF-TO-
BAY BOULEVARD AND TAMPA BAY, APPROXIMATELY 550 FEET WEST
OF BAYVIEW AVENUE, CONSISTING OF LOT 17 AND PART OF LOT
2, WILLIAM BROWN1S SUBDIVISION OF BAYVIEW, WHOSE POST
OFFICE ADDRESS IS 2975 GULF-TO-BAY BOULEVARD, INTO TUE
CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY, AND REDEFINING THE
BOUNDARY LINES OF THE CITY TO INCLUDE SAID ADDITION;
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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WHEREAS, the owner of the real property described herein a~d depicted on
the map attached hereto as Exhibit A has petitioned the City of Clearwater to
annex the property into the City pursuant to Section 171.044, Florida Statutes,
and the City has complied with all applicable requireme~ts of Florida law in
connection with'this ordinance; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1.' The following-described' property is hereby annexed into the
City of 'Clearwater and the boundary lines of the ~ity are redefined accordingly:
Lot 17 a~d the South 88.44 feet of the West 153.92 feet of Lot 2,
William Brown1s Subdivision of Bayview, according to the map or plat
thereof as recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 13, of the public records
of Hil1sborough County, Florida, of which Pinellas County was once
a part, together with the abutting right-of-way of Rogers Street.
Section 2. The City Commission does hereby certify that this ordinance is
consistent with the City's Comprehensive Plan. The City Commission hereby
accepts the' dedication of all easements, parks, rights-of-way and ('other
dedications to the public which have heretofore been made by plat, deed or u~er
within the annexed property. The City Engineer, the City Clerk and'the Planning
and De~elopmentDirector are directed to include and show the property des~ribed
, herein upon the official maps and records of the City.
Section~. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
The City Clerk shall file certified copies of this ordinance, including the map
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ORDINANCE NO. 5289-92
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER; FLORIDA,
AMENDING THE FUTURE LAND USE PLAN ELEMENT OF THE
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF THE CITY, TO CHANGE THE LAND USE
DESIGNATION FOR CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY LOCATED BETWEEN
GULFMTO-BAY BOULEVARD AND TAMPA BAY, APPROXIMATELY 550
FEET WEST OF BAYVIEW AVENUE, CONSISTING OF LOT 17 AND
PART OF LOT 2, WILLIAM BROWN'S SUBDIVISION OF BAYVIEW,
HHOSE POST OFF I CE ADDRESS IS 2975 GULF - TO-BAY BOULEVARD,
FROM UNCLASSIFIED TO MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL;
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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HHEREAS, the amendment to the future land use plan element of the
.comprehens;ve plan of the City as set forth' ;n this ordinance is found to be
reasonable, proper and appropriate, and in compliance with Florida law; now,
therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
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Section 1. The future land use plan element of the comprehensive plan of
the' City of Clearwater is amended by changing the land use category for the
hereinafter described property as follows:
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Lot ,17, and the South 88.44 feet of From: Unclassified
.the .West 153.92 feet of Lot 2, William
B~ownls SubdiNision of Bayview, accord- To: Medium Density Residential
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recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 13, of the
public records of Hillsborough County,
Florida, of which'Pinellas County was once
a part, together with the abutting
right-ofMway of Rogers Street. (LUP92-18)
Section 2. The City Commission does hereby certify that this ordinance is
consistent with the City's comprehensive plan.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption,
contingent upon and subject to the adoption of Ordinance No. 5288-92 and subject
to the approval of the land use designation by the Pinellas County Board of
County Commi,ss ioners.
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November 5, 1992
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ORDINANCE NO. 5290-92
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CtTY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
AI.IElWING THE ZONING A1LAS OF THE CITY BY ZOIHNG CEHTAIN
REAL PROPERTY LOCATED BETWEEN GUlF-TO-BAY BOULEVARD AND
TAMPA OAY, APPROXIMATELY 550 FEET WEST OF BAYVIEW
AVENUE, CONSlSTING OF LOT 17.AND PART OF LOT 2, WILLIAM
BROWNIS SUBDIVISION OF BAYVIEW, WHOSE POST OFFICE
ADDRESS IS 2975 GULF-TO~BAY BOULEVARD, AS DESCRIBED f.IORE
PARTICULARLY HEREIN, UPON ANNEXATION INTO TUE CITY OF
CLEARHATEH, AS '.IOBILE 1I01~E PA!~K DISTRICT (RHH);
PROV1DING AN EFFECT1VE DATE.
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WHEREAS, the assignment of a zoning district classification as set forth
in this ordinance is found to be reasonable, proper and appropriate, and in,
compliance \'l;th Florida lal'l; now. therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The following described property located in Pinellas County,
Florida, is hereby zoned as indicated upon annexation into the City of
Clearw'ater, and the zoning atlas of the City is amended, as' follows:
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Lot 17 and the South 88.44 feet of the RMH - Mobile Home Park District
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of the public records of Hillsborough
County; Florida, of which Pinellas County
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right-of-way of Rogers Street. (A92~11)
Section 2. The City Commission does hereby certify that this ordinance is
consistent with the City1s comprehensive plan.
Section 3. The Planning and Development Director,is directed to revise the
zpning atlas of the City in accordance with the foregoing amendme~t.
Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect iMnediately upon adoption,
contingent upon and subject to the adoption of Ordinance No. 5288-92, and subject
to approval of' the land use category set forth in Ordinance No. 5289-92 by the
Pinellas County Board of County Commissioners.
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ORDINANCE no. 5292-92
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Of CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
ANNEXING CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY LOCATED TWO BLOCKS EAST
OF HIGHLAND AVENUE AND ONE LOT SOUTH OF SUNSET POI NT
ROADt CONSISTING OF LOT 2, BLOCK AI ClEARHATER IlIGHlANDS
UNIT AI WHOSE POST OFFICE ADDRESS IS 1867 EAST DRIVE,
INTO THE' CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY, AND REDEFINING
THE BOUHDARY LINES OF THE CITY TO IHCLUDE SAID ADDITION;
, PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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WHEREAS I the owner of the real property described herein and depicted on
the map attached hereto as Exhibit A has petitioned the City of Clearwater to
a~nex the property into the Cfty pur:suant to Section 171.044, Florida Statutes t
and the City has complied with all applicable requirements of Florida law in
connection with this ordinance; now, therefore,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
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Section 1. The following-described property is hereby annexed into the
City of Clearwater and the boundary lines of the City'are redefined accordingly:
Lot 2, Block AI Clearwater Highlands Unit A Subdivisiont according
to the map or plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 28, Page 95, of
the public records of Pinellas County, Florida.
Section 2. The City Commission,does hereby ce~tify that this ordinance is
consistent with the City's Comprehensive Plan. The City Commission hereby
accepts the dedication of all easements" parks, rights-of-way and other
dedicatio~s to the public which have heretofore been made by plat, deed or user.
within the annexed property. The City Engineer, the City Clerk and the Planning
and Development Director are directed to include and show the property described
herein upon the official maps and records of the City.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
The City Clerk shall file certified copies of this ordinance, including the map
attached hetetoj vJith the Clerk of the Circuit Court and with the County
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ORDINANCE NO.. 5293-92
M~ OROIUANCE or TilE CITY OF CLEARHATER, FLOHIDA,
M1EHOING THE FUTURE l/~NO USE PLM~ ELEI.1ENT OF TIlE
COHPREHEr{S I VE PLAN OF HIE C!TY, TO CHANGE THE LAND USE
DESIGHATION FOR CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY LOCATED THO BLOCKS
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PO I NT ROAD, COrtS I SIr NG OF LOT 2, BLOCK A, CLEARHA TER
IlIGIlLANDS UNIT At HHOSE POST OFFICE ADDRESS IS 1867 EAST
DRIVEl FROI., UNCLASSIFIED TO LOH OEUSITY RESIO[:rnIAL;
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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the City of Clearwater is amended by changing the land use category for the
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Lot 2, Block A( Clearwater Highlands
Unit A Subdivision, according to the
map or plat thereof as recorded in
Plat Book 28, Page 95, of the public
records of Pinellas County, Florida.
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From: Unclassified
To: ,Low Density Residential
Section 2. The City Commission does hereby certify that this ordinance is
consistent with the City's.comprehensive plan.
Section 3. This Ol~dinance shall take effect 'immediately upon adoption,
contingent upon and subject to the adoption of Ordinance No. 5292-92, and subject
to the approva 1 of the 1 and use des i gnat ion by the Pine 11 as County Board of
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PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
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AN ORDINANCE Of THe CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
A/1ENOIHG TIlE ZONING ATLAS OF TIlE CITY BY ZONING CERTAIN
HEAL PROPERTY LOCATED HJO BLOCKS EAST OF IHGllLAtW ,\VEHUE
AND ONE LOT SOUTH OF SUNSET POINT ROAD, CONSISTING OF
lOT 2. BLOCK A, CLEARWATER HiGHLANDS UHIT A, WHOSE POST
OFFICE ADDRESS IS 1867 EAST DRIVE, AS DESCRIBED MORE
PART! CULARL Y, IIERE IN, UPON ANNEXATION I NTO THE CITY OF
Cl.EARHATER, 1\5 SINGLE-FAI,llLY RESIDENTIAL 1lrIGHTII
OISTRICl (f~S-8); PROVIDIIIG I~rl EFFECTIVE DME.
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CLEARWATERt FLORIDA:
Section 1. The following described property located in Pinellas County. .
Florida, is hereby zoned as indicated upon annexation into' the City of
Clean/ater, and the zoning atla'.; of the City is amended, as follows:
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Lot 2, ~lock A. Clearwater Highlands'
Unit A Subaivision, according to the
'fhap or plat thereof as l~ecorded in P 1 at
Book 28" Page 95/ of the pub.l; c records
of Pinellas County, Florida. (A91-11)
Section 2. . The City Commission does hereby certify that this ordinance is
consistent with the.CityJs comprehensive plan.
Zonina Distl~;ct
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zoning atlas of the City in accordance with the foregoing amendment. .
Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption,
contingent upon and subject to the adoption of Ordinance No. 5292-92 and subject
to approval of the land use category set forth in Ordinance No. 5293-92 by the
p. i ne l1as County Board of County C0111111i 5S ioners.
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The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Commission
M. A. Galbraith, Jr., City Attorney ~
Amendment to Fair Housing Ordinance .
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FROM:
DATE:
December 2, 1992
Enclosed is a proposed motion to amend Ordinance 5313-92, which
relates to housing discrimination. This deletes a subsection on
judicial review and substitutes somewhat similar language from the
Pinellas County Ordinance.
Also, your copy of this ordin~nce did not include all of page 11,
and did not 'include the amended version of the subsection relating
to petitions for enforcement. Enclosed is a copy of the complete
page 11. A motion to amend will not be necessary.
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Any party to the complaint shall have the riqht to petition
for iudicial review of the final order of the Community Relations
Board in a court of competent jurisdiction. Such review shall be
limi ted to a review of the final order and the record of the
proceedinqs conducted by the Community Relations Board under this
section. A reviewinq court may modify, revoke or remand the final
order only upon a findinq that such order is not supported by
substantial competent evidence or that the proceedinqs' did not
comply with the essential requirements of law.
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On page 10, delete the proposed new subsection (4) and substitute
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UPerson. II The \'I'ord "person U sha 11 i nc 1 ude. but is not 1 imited to. anyone
or more natural persons (reqardless of aqe, mental competency. physical capacity.
or leQitimacv of birth). corporations (for profit or otherwise). mutual
companies. joint-stock companies. partnerships. associations. firms. joint
ventures. labor oroanizations. unincorporated oraanizations, syndicates. estates.
trusts. trustees, trustees in bankruptcy, receivers, fiduciaries. leqal
representatives. personal representatives. heirs. devisees. spouses. creditors.
debtors. beneficiaries. attorneys-in-fact. property owners. landlords. tenants.
contract purchasers. contract sellers, public aqencies (whether federal. state.
or local), public officers, public employees. resident aliens. foreion
aovernments, and any other aroup or combination of natural or artificial persons
or entities extend and be applied to individuals, children, associations, firms,
joint ad-/enture:;, estates, trusts, bllS iness trusts, syndicates, fiduciaries,
partnerships Jnd bodies politic and corpor~tc, and 'all other groups and
c-embinJtions. In construinq this definition, the ancient maxim, "inclusio unius
est exclusio alteriusll (or. lithe inclusion of one is the exclusion of anotherU),
shall not apply. The intent of the city commission shall be determined in each
case bv examininq the lanQuaqe used in each provision of this code and in each
ordinance.
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ORDINANCE NO. 5313-92
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AN OR D I NANC E ,OF THE CITY OF CL EARHA TER , FLOR I DA , RELA TI NG TO
DISCRIHINATION IN HOUSING; AMENDING SECTIONS 1.02, 99.02, 99.20,
99.21, 99.22, AND 99.23, CODE OF ORDINANCES, AS CREATED OR AMENDED
BY ORD I NANCE 5200- 92, RELA TI NG TO DEF I N I TI ONS I EXEMPT IONS I
CONCILIATION AGREEMENTS, PROCEDURES, PENALTIES, JUDICIAL REVIEH, AND
PRIVATE CIVIL ACTIONS RELATING TO HOUSING DISCRIMINATION PRACTICES;
PROVIDING AN,EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA~
Section 1. Section 1.02, Code of Ordinance, is amended to read;
Sec. 1.02. Definitions and rules of construction generally.
In the construction of this Code, and of all ordinances, the following
definitions shall apply, unless such definitions would be inconsistent with the
manifest intent of the city commission as determined from the context in which
the defined words or phrases are used:
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Section 2. Sections 99.02, 99.20, 99.21, 99.22, and 99.23, Code of
Ordinances, as created or amended by Ordinance 5200-92, are amended to read:
Sec. 99.02. Definitions.
As used in this chapter:
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IIAggrieved personu includes any person who claims to have been injured by
a discriminatory housing practice, or believes that he or she will be ~s likely
tG be injured by a discriminatory housing practice that is about to occur. An
aQQrieved person who files a complaint pursuant to this chapter may also be
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lIFair Housinq Act" means the U.S. Fair Housinq Act, derived from Public Law
90-284, as amended bv Public Law 100-430 and as may otherwise be amended. and as
codified at Title 42. United States Code, Section 3601 at sea. In this
ordi nance. sect ion references to the Fa ir Hous i ng Act are references to the
United States Code.
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"Handicap" means a mental or physical impairment which substantially 1 imits
at least one major life activity, a record of having such an impairment, or being
regarded as having such an impairment. The term does not include current illegal
use of or addiction to any controlled substance as defined by the Controlled
Substances Act, 21 U.S.C. Section 802 federal law. The term does not apply to
an individual solely because of that individual's sexual orientation or because
that individual is a transvestite. .
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Sec. 99.20. Discrimination in Housing-~Prohibited Acts.
(1) Sale or Rental.
(a) A person shall not refuse to sell or to rent after the making of a
bona fide offer, refuse to negotiate for the sale or rental of, or otherwise make
unavailable or deny a dwelling to any person because of race, color, religion,
national origin, sex, familial status. or handicap. (Reference: Fair HousinQ
Act. Section 3604 (a).)
(b) A person. shall not discriminate against any person in the terms,
conditions, or privileges of sale or rental of a dwelling, or in providing
services or facilities in connection with the sale or rental, because of race,
color. religion, national origin, sexl familial status, or handicap. (Reference:
Fair HousinQ Act, Section 3604{b).)
(c) This section does not prohibit discrimination against a person
because the person has been convicted under federal law or the law of any state
of the illegal manufacture or distribution of a controlled substance.
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(2) Publication.
A person shall not make, print, or publish or cause to be made; printed.
or published any notice, statement, or advertisement with respect to the sale or
rental of a dwelling that indicates any preference, limitation, or discrimination
based on race, color, religion, national origin, sex, familial status, or
handicap, or an intention to make such a preference, limitation, or
discrimination. (Reference: Fair Housina Act, Section 3604(c).)
(3) Falsely Representing Availability.
A person sha 11 not represent to any person because of race, co lor I
religion, national origin, sex, familial status, or handicap that a dwelling is
not available for inspection for sale or rental when the dwelling is available
for inspection, sale or rent. (Reference: Fair Housina ~ct. Section 3604(d).)
(~) Entry Into Neighborhood.
A person shall not, for profit, induce or attempt to induce a person to
sell or rent a dwelling by representations regarding the entry or prospective
entry into a neighborhood of a person of a particular race, color, religion,
national origin, sex, familial status, or handicap. (Reference: Fair HousinQ
Act. Section 3604(e).)
(5) Handicap.
(a) A person shall not discriminate in the sale or rental or otherwise
make unavailable or deny a dwelling to any buyer or renter because of a handicap
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Housina Act, Section 3604(f}(I}.)
"(b) A person shall not discriminate against any person in the terms,
conditions, or privileges of sale or rental of a dwelling or in the provision of
services or facilities in connection with the dwelling because of a handicap of:
1. That person;
2. A person residing in or intending to reside in that dwelling after
it is so sold, rented, or made available; or
3. Any person associated with that person. (Reference: Fair Housinq
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1. A refusa 1 to permit, at the expense of the' hand i capped person,
reasonable modifications of existing premises occupied or to be occupied by the
person if the modifications may be necessary to afford the person full enjoyment
of the premisesj
2. A refusal to make reasonable accommodations in rules, policies,
practices, or services, when the accommodations may be necessary to afford the
person equal opportunity to use and enjoy a dwelling~ or
3. In connection with the design and construction of a covered
multifamily dwelling for first occupancy after March 13, 1991 (the date that is
30 months after the date of enactment of the Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988
(Public Law 100-430)), a failure to design and construct the dwelling in a manner
that:
a. The public use and common use portions of the'dwelling are readily
accessible to and usable by handicapped personsj
b. All the doors designed to allow passage into and within ~ll premises
within the dwelling are sufficiently wide to allow passage by handicapped persons
in wheelchairsj and
c. All premises within the dwelling contain an accessible route into and
through the dwellingj light switches, electrical outlets, thermostats, and other
environmental controls in accessible locations; reinforcements in bathroom walls
to allow later installation of grab bars; and usable kitchens and bathrooms so
that an individual in a wheelchair can maneuver about the space. Provided,
however, that comp 1 i ance with the appropri ate requ irements of the American
National Standard for buildings and facilities provi~ing accessibility and
usability for physically handicapped people, commonly cited as "ANSI All'7.1-
1986,11 is sufficient to satisfy the requirements of this subparagraph c.
(Reference: Fair Housinq Act, Section 3604(f)(3).)
(d) Nothing in this subsection requires that a dwelling be made available
to an individual whose tenancy would constitute a direct threat to the health or
safety of other individuals or whose tenancy would res~,1t in substantial physical
damage to the property of others. (Reference: Fair HousinQ Act. Section
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A person whose business includes engaging in residen;tial real estate
related transactions shall not discriminate against a person in making ~ real
estate related transaction available or in the terms or conditions of a real
estate related transaction because of race, color, religion, national origin,
sex, familial status, or handicap. (Reference: Fair Housinq Act, Section 3605.)
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A 'person shall not deny any person access to, or membership or
participation in, a multiple-listing service, real estate brokers' organization
or other service, organization, or facility relating to the business of selling
or renting dwellings, or discriminate against a person in the terms or conditions
of access, membership, or participation, on the basis of race, color, religion,
national origin, sex, familial status, or handicap. (Reference: Fair HousinQ
Act. Section 3606.)
(8) Interference, Coercion, or Intimidation.
It shall be unlawful to coerce, intimidate, threaten, or interfere with any
person because of the exercise or enjoyment of, or on account of his or her'
having exercised or enjoyed, or on account of his or her having aided or
encouraged any other person in the exercise or enjoyment of, any right granted
or protected by,this section. (Reference: Fair HousinQ Act, Section 3617.)
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, (b) This section shall not affect or supersede a requirement of
nondiscrimination in any state or federal law.
Effect On Other Laws.
This section shall not affect or supersede any reasonable restriction
law or rule on the maximum number of occupants permitted to occupy a
Sec. 99.21. Oiscrimination in Housing--Exemptions.
(1) Certain Sales and Rentals Exempted. The provisions of subsections
99.200) and 99.20(3) throuah (5) section 99.20 shall 00 not apply to:
(a) The sale or rental of a single-family house sold or rented by an
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a. Own more than three single-family houses at anyone time; or
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under any express, written or oral agreement, title to or any right to any part
,of the proceeds from the sale or rental of more than three single-family houses
at anyone time; and
2. If the house was sold or rented without the use of the sales or
rental facilities or services of a real estate broker, agent, or salesman
licensed under Florida law, or of an employee or agent of a licensed broker,
agent, or salesman, or in the CJSC of ~ rental the faGilitics or services of the
or/ner of J dwelling; and there has been no making, printing, publication,
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section 99.20(2); provided, however, that
3. This exemption applies only to one sale or rental in a 24-month
period if the owner was not the most recent resident of the house at the time of
the sale or rental.
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(b) The provisions of section 99.20 relating to IIfami1ial status" shall
not apply to housing intended and operated for occupancy by at least one person
55 years of age or older per unit, provided that the housing satisfies the
requirements specified in subparagraphs 1 or 2 and in subparagraph 3 of this
paragraph (b) as follows:
1. The housing facility has significant facilities and services
specifically designed to meet the physical or social needs of older persons.
"Significant facilities and services specifically designed to meet the physical
or social needs of older personsu include, but are not limited to, one or more
but not necessarily ,111 of the following: social and recreational programs,
continuing education, information and counseling, recreational, homemaker,
" outside maintenance and referral services, an accessible physical environment,
emergency and preventive health care services or programs, congregate dining
facilities, transportation to facilitate access to social services, and services
designed to encourage and assist residents to use the services and facilities
available to them; or
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(5) Investigation; time limits.
(a) For complaints filed with the Office of Community Relations as
provided herein, and for all complaints that the federal government has referred
to the Office of Community Relations, or has deferred jurisdiction over the
subject matter of the complaint to the Office of Community Relations, the Office
of Community Relations shall commence investigation of the allegations set forth
in the complaint within 30 days after receipt of the complaint.
(b) The Office of Community Relations shall "investigate all complaints,
and may investiQate bv usinq personal intervie\.,rs, depositions, affidavits,
interroQatories, investiqators. and any other leoal means of obtaininQ
information. includinQ the issuance of subpoenas and orderinQ discovery.
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this subsection .para!trapJ+,'the Office of Community Relations shall, not later
than the 100th day after the date the complaint is filed, complete an
investigation not later than the 100th day after the date the complaint is filed,
and shall determine. based upon the facts, whether reasonable cause exists, or
does not exist, to believe that a discriminatory housina practice has occurred
or is about to occur (see subsection (9), below), and shall issue a charqe or
dismiss the complaint unless it is impracticable to make the determination or the
Office of Community Relations has approved a conciliation aQreement relatinQ to
the complaint. or if it is unable to complete the investigation lfI'ithin the 100
day period, The Office of Community Relations shall make a final administrative
disposition of a complaint shall dispose of all administrative proceedings
related to tl1: iAvcstigatio~ not later than one year after the date the complaint
is filed. -tilC Office of Community Relations may investigate by using personal
interviews, dcpo:;itions, affidavit:;, interrogatories, investigators, and any
other legal means of obtaining information, including the issuance of subpoenas
and or-dering discovery.
iQl fe} If the Office of Community Relations is unable to complete an
investigation, make a determination reoardino probable cause, issue a charoe or
dismiss the complaint, or within the time periods prescribed in paragraph (b) sf
this subsection, or is unable to make a final administrative disposition of a
complaint dispose or complete all administrative proceedings within the time
periods prescribed in paraQraph (c) of this subsection, the Office of Community
Relations shall notify the complainant, aggrieved person, and respondent in
writing of the reasons for the delay, unless the reason is the approval bv the
Office of Community Relations of a conciliation aareement.
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(7) Conciliation.
(a) The Office of Community Relations shall, during the period beginning
with the filing of a complaint and ending with the filing of a charge or a
dismissal by the Office of Community Relations, to the extent feasible, engage
in conciliation with respect to the complaint.
(b) The complainant and the respondent may enter into a conciliation
agreement, wh i ch agreement sha 11 be subject to approva 1 by the Off i ce of
Community Relations. A conciliation agreement may provide for binding
arbitration or other methods of dispute resolution. Dispute resolution that
results from a conciliation agreement may authorize appropriate relief, including
monetary relief.
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evidence in a subsequent proceeding under this section \'Jithout the written
consent of the persons concerned.
ill Concil iation aareements shall be deemed publ ic records pursuant to
the Florida Public Records Law, Chapter 119. Florida Statutes.
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(a) The Office of Community Relations shall determine, based upon the
I facts, whether reasonable cause ex.ists,. or does not exist. to believe that a
discriminatory housing pract'ice has occurred or is about to occur. For the
purposes of this section, IIreasonable causell shall be based upon sufficiently
trustworthy informat.ion which would lead an,impartial observer to a belief that
a discriminatory housing practice has occurred or is likely to occur.
tb) The Office of Community Relations shall make a reasonable cause
detcrmi-nation not lJtcr than the lOath day after the date a complaint i~ filed
unless:
1. It is impracticable to make the determ~natioR; or
2. TRC Office of Community Relations has approved J cORciliation
ag~eemcnt relJting to the complaint.
(c) If it is impracticable to make the determination l,.dthin the time
provided by subpa~agraph (b); the Office of Community Relations shJll notify the
Eomplainant and respondent or aggrieved person in writing of the reasons for the
delay.
iQlfGt If the Office of Community Relations determines that reasonable
cause exists to believe that a discriminatory housing practice ha:! occurred or
is about to occur, it shall immediately issue a charQe reasonable cause finding
on behalf of the aggrieved person. A-reasonable CJUSC finding may be referred
to a~ a "charge."
(10) Charge.
(a) A charqe re3sonablc ~ausc finding:
1. Shall consist of a short and plain statement of the facts u~on which
the Office of Community Relations has found reasonable cause to be11eve that a
discriminatory housing practice has occurred or is about to occur;
2. Shall be based on the final investigative report; and
3. Need not be limited to the facts or grounds alleged in the complaint.
(b) Not later than 3 business days the 20th day after the Office of
Community Relations issues a charQe reas'onablc CJuse finding, the Office of
Community Relations shall cause -5efl4 a copy thereof. with information as to how
to make an concerning the election of judicial determination as provided for in
this section and the effect of such an election. to be served upon each
respondent named in the charae, together with a notice of ~ opportunity for a
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hearing at a time and place specified in the ordinance, unless an election of
judicial determination has been made, and to each complainant or aggrieved person
on whose behalf the complaint was filed.
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The Office of Community Relations may not issue a reasonable cause finding
under thi s sect ion regardi ng an a 11 eged di scrimi natory hous ing pract ice after the
beginning of the trial of a civil action commenced by the aggrieved person party
under federal or state law seeking relief with respect to that discriminatory
housing practice.
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above. the Community Relations Board shall authorize the city attorney to file
a civil action in the circuit court seeking relief under this section on behalf
of the aggrieved person. and such action shall be filed within 30 days of giving
such authorization.
(b) A complainant or AA aggrieved person may petition the court for leave
to intervene in the action.
(16) Administrative Hearing.
(a) If notice of election ,is not.timely given pursuant to subsection (1"4)
above, the Community Relations Board shall prov.ide for a hearing on the, charge.
(b) The Communitv.Relations Board shall. in every case, ~Ihen the
GJmmunity Relation: Board determines that.3. hearing is ncccssJry it shall arrange
for the hearing to be conducted by a hearing officer from the State Division of
Administrative Hearings.
(c) The hearing officer shall follow ~ an informal hearing procedure
providina all parties the riQht to be heard. to be represented by counsel, to
present evidence on their own behalf and to conduct cross-examination of
witnesses, similar to .the procedure for formal proceedinas set forth in Section
120.57(1), Chapter 120, Florida Statutes. the Florida Administrat~Ye Procedures
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complainant or-aggrieved person in such administrative proceedings, unles: he or
:hc dc:;rc$ to be represented by his or her 01'/0 lcgJl counsel: however,
representation by the city attorney shall not preclude representation by private
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(0) Upon the conclusion of a hearing pursuant to section 99.22(16), if
the Community Relations Board believes a respondent has engaged in or is about
to engage in a discriminatory housing practice, the Community Relations Board"may
order the appropriate relief to the aQQr;eved person, including actual damages
for" Quantifiable injuries, reasonable attorney's fees, costs, and other
injunctive Dr equitable relief, to the extent 4+ permitted under applicable
federal or state law.
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(3) Private Civil Actions ^0tion.
(a) A complainant or ~ aggrieved person may file 8 civil action in the
circuit court pursuant to Section 760.35, Florida Statutes. not later than two
years after an alleged discriminatory housing practice has occurred.
(b) An aggrieved person may file an action regardless of whether he or
she has filed a complaint, and regardless of the status of any complaint filed
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(c) In such civil action, the plaintiff may seek A declaratory iudQment.
preliminary or temporary and Qermanent injunctive relief, actual and punitive
damagesl and costs and reasonable attorney's fees, as permitted by the court~
other order as the court determines is just and proper.
"(d) Any aggrieved person may also have the right of appeal in JOY act40n
to whieh he or she is a party, as provided by law.
iQlfat Upon authorization by the city commission, the city attorney may
intervene in a private civil action brought by a complainant or -afT aggrieved
person, if the city commission certifies that the case is of significant public
importance to the citizens of the City.
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judicial review in any action to which he or she is a party. as provided by law.
and in such action may seek to affirm. modify. or set aside. in whole or in part.
an ~rder of the Community Relations Board. or to remand the order of the Board
for further proceedinQs. and to enforce the order of the Board to the extent that
the order is affirmed or modified.
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PASSED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READING AND ADOPTED
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damages, attorney1s fees, and costs, or combination thereof, as provided in the
Community Relations Board's final,order. or other order as the court determines
'i s just and proper.
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Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
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Attest:
Rita Garvey, Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as to form and' correctness:
Cynthia E. Goudeau, City Clerk
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On page 6, in Section 2, insert the following:
Provided, however, that the entitlement to. interest
pursuant to this ordinance shall not extend to any
utility system customer who elects to be excluded from
participation in the settlement of said case.
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With this amendment, Section 2 will read as follows:
Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption,
subject to approval by the court of the settlement agreement, including this
'r. ordinance, and the entry of final judgment in F. Wallace Po e Jr. v. Cit of
Clearwater, Case No. 90-1062-Civ-T-99A (M.D. Fla. . Provided, however, that the
entitlement to interest pursuant to this ordinance shall not extend to any
utility system customer who elects to be excluded from participati9n in the.
settlement of said case.
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ORDINANCE NO. 5314-92
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER. FLORIDA,
RELATING TO UTILITIES; AMENDING SECTIONS 50.04 AND
50.05, CODE OF ORDINANCES, RELATING'TO UTILITY DEPOSITS,
TO PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT OF INTEREST ON DEPOSITS AND
THE ~IETHOD OF CALCULATI NG AND CREDITING INTEREST ON
UTI LI TY DEPOS ITS; PROV ID I NG A HETHOD FOR DETERM I N I NG
DEPOSITS FOR RESIDENTIAL PREMISES WITH NO PRIOR
CONSUMPTION HISTORY; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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BE IT ORDAI NED BY THE CITY COl.I~ll SSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Secticins 50.04 and 50.05, Code of Ordinances, as amended by
Ordinances 4957-90, 4993-90, 49g4-90~ 5015-90/ 5058-90, and 5062-90. are further'
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Sec. 50.04. Application for service.
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,(d) Conditions precedent to final acceptance of application:
(1) No application for utility service shall be finally accepted from any
applicant who is delinquent on any utility charges, until such time as the
charges are paid. In cases where the premises is rental property; the tenant is i.
the customer, and the tenant has 1 eft owi n9 unpa i d lit il ity charges I the account
will be finaled and the deposit] including Bnv interest earned thereon. will be
applied to the unpaid charges. Owners and tenants who have':incurred delinquent
utility charges shall ue listed in an uncollected final bill listing to be
~aintained by the utility cust~mer support division. An application for utility
services shall not be accepted from any person listed in the uncollected final
bill listing until the unpaid charges are paid.
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.a. nOlllu~tic WittU!' SUI'vlcu. Each meter service shall be s,ecured by a
minimum deposit of thft'ty dollars ($30.00) or three times the minimum monthly
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ChilrQe or three (J-). timos the! lIverage monthly bill for domest ic water service I
v:hichever is {Irollt.est {tpe.nl:(W.
b. 1.,1WI! \'Illlcr scr-vice. Each lawn meter service shall be secured by a
minill1um deposit of thirty dollars ($30.00) or three times the minimum monthly
chal'qe or three t llllCS the average monthly bi 11 for ,~ao'Jn \'Jater service I wh ichever
is Cll'eatr.sl lIPeBi:~'~.
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Temporary potab 10, serv ice.
Temporary potable servi ce shall be
secured by a deposit ilccording to the following table:
less than 111 meter
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2" meter
3JJ meter
411 meter
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900.00
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d. Temporary nonpotab 1 e service. Temporary nonpotab 1 e \1ater or "hydrant
meterU service shall be secured by a minimum deposit of five hundred dollars
($500.00) plus an ,amount sufficient to cover the cost of water consunled and any
otller charges incurred. Such service will be provided by a temporary meter on
a fire hydrant. Charges \'d11 be at the sante rate as for a two-inch lawn meter.
The final bill shall be for a sUln equal to the minimum charget the cost of water
consumed. and a twenty-five dollar ($25.00) service charge.
e. Domestic water service, one week maximum. Domestic'water service for
not more than seven consecut i ve days, upon app 1 icat ion by property Q\o'mer or the
owner's agent. shall be secured by a deposit of sixty-five dollars ($65.00).
f. Domestic water service. three day maximum. Domestic water service
for not more than three consecutive days, upon application by property owner or
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(2) Gas. Each meter service shall be sccufnd by a minimum deposit of
twenty dollars ($20.00) or three f3i. limes the average monthly bill for gas
service, whichever is greater.
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(3) Solid \'/Rste. Each cust.omer shall be secured by a minimum ten dollar
($10.00) deposit of three times the miniuullIIl110nthlv charqe Gr-4ftrec (3) time-s--tHe.
avcl~ge-lIlenthly bill for solid wasle collection service...,.-wH4-E-Aever is greater.
(4) Hastewater collection. Each customer shall be's'ecured by a minimum
ten dollar' ($10.0Gf deposit of t111~ee times the minimulI1lllonthlv charne or three
f3+ times the average monthly bill for wastewater collection service, whichever
is greater.
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Depos its of cash equ iva lants to guarantee payment of bi 11 s.
Commercial deposits in excess of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) may be made by
a ~urety bond written by an insurance company authorized to do business in the
Sta.te of Florida, or through furnishing a letter of credit from a bank, by making
an assignment to the city of a savings and loan investment certificate or
passbook, or a commercial bank savings or time deposit certificate, the form for
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Housing authorities.
A housing authority created pursuant to
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or tenants o~f the agency by letter of agreement to be financially responsible for
the required deposit or portion thereof.
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Deter",; nat ion of averag'e 1110nth ly bill.
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determining the amount of any deposit based upon the. average monthly bill, the
average monthly bill shall be determined according to actual consumption at the
premises, regardless of changes in ownership or occupancy of the premises, during
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without a orior service history. the dcposil fcll' cile" sl!rvir.t! slwll initicl11v be
the specific amount required above or three t itllos Uw 11I111 illllltll monthlv char'Qo.
vJhichever ;s qreater. At the end of the first six mont.hs of service, an averaqe
monthly bill for 1111 services shall he detcrmirwd ilccordinq Lo consulIlption at the
pre m i s e s d u I' i n q the firs t s i >: mo nth s 0 f s e r v 1 c call d 1. he de p 0 sits hall be
recalculated. ]f the recalculated denosit ;s l(~SS than 90 percent of the denosit
paid by the customer. tile difference betwr.ell the deposit paid and the
recalculated deposit shall be credited to the account: provided, however, that
the total deposit retained bv the citv shall be not less than the sum of the
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specH; c amounts requ ired above or three t lmes the ml n imLJIIl month 1 v charqes,
~whichever is areater, for each service. If the recalculated deposit is areater
than 110 percent of the deposit paid bv the customer, the difference bet\'Ieen the
deposit paid and the recalculated denosit shall he charqed aaainst the account.
(8) Recalculation of deposits. .
a. The amount of a required deposit may be reviewed and adjusted based
upon actual consumption at the end of iiij-f-H19" the customerts initial six months
of service or most recent 12 months of service. upon request of the customer.
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f3+ times the current monthly average bill at any time should that account be in
arrears, or if the customer has presented a subsequently dishonored check for
payment or has had more than two f2-t past due reminders in any consecutive 1f.
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.twelve (-l-2-). month period.
(9) Refund of deposits. The deposit fOI~ a residential or community
service organization accollnt witll an individual meter shall be returned after two
continuous years of good account experience. For the purpose of this paragraph
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\oJith the first bill rendered on or after Octoher 1. 1993. and cach Octoller 1
thereafter. A customer wllo posts a deposit after October 1 , 1992. will receive
interest calculated from the denosH date and credi~ed to the account on each
October 1 for as lono as the city retains tile deposit. A cllstomer \'Jho terminates
service, or whose service is terminated. will receive a nro-rated interest credit
to the termination date 011 the final bill. A customer ~'/ho qualifies for a
deposit refund will receive a pro-rated interest credit to the refund date.
Notwithstandi ng the foreQoi nQ r an interest pa vrnent or depos it refund ill an amount
less than one dollar ($1.00) may be paid in cash but shall not be mailed.
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Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption,
subject to approval by the court of the settlement agreement, including this
ordinance, and the entry of final judgment in F. \~allace Pope. llr. v. City of
Clearwater, Case No, 90-1062-Civ-T-99A (M.D. Fla.).
PASSED ON FIRST READING
PASSED ON SECOND AND
FINAL READING AND ADOPTED
November"5, 1992
Rita Gal~vey
f'1ayor-Conun is s i of"er
Attest:
Approved as to form and correctness:
Cynthia E. Goudeau, City Clerk
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Agenda Cover Memorandum
CONSENT
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Meeting Date: 12-3-92
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SUBJECT:
FIRE STATION NO. 5 (49) ROOF REPLACEMENT
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
Award a contract to The Dean Company, Clearwater, FL, for the roof replacement at
Fire station No.5 (49), 520 Sky Harbor Drive, at a cost of $32,514.00, which is
the lowest, most responsive and responsible bid submitted in accordance with
specifications,
~ and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The present roof at Fire station No.5 (49) which was completed in 1973 is a coal-
tar pitch, aggregate roof and is in poor condition: blisters, splits, erosion,
and exposed laps. Additionally, moisture trapped beneath the membrane combined
with age of the roof has caused deterioration of the roof surface to the point of
failure. Due to the greater deterioration of this roofing system, Fire Station
No. 5 (49) was moved up in priority to be accomplished this year. Fire station
No.3 (47) will be delayed until fiscal year 1993/94.
Bids were solicited and 2 were received for the roof replacement. Staff reviewed
the bids submitted and the qualifications of the contractors. The Dean Company,
Clearwater, FL, submitted the lowest most responsive bid of $32,514.00 in
accordance with specifications, therefore, staff recommends that the contract for
Bid No. 06-93 be awarded to the Dean Company which will provide a coal-tar pitch,
aggregate roof with a standard 20-year labor and material warranty.
Fiscal year 1992/93 budgetary impact will be $32,514.00.
Funding for this contract is budgeted in the Capital Improvement Project for Roof
Replacement, 315-1-4509-303/590.
Revi ewed by:
Legal
Budget
Purchasing
Risk Mgmt.
CIS
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Other
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Originating Dept:
General Services
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User Dept:
Fire &
Costs: $ 32.514.00
Total
$
Current Fiscal Yr.
Commission Action:
o Approved
o Approved w/conditions
o Denied
o Continued to:
Advertised:
Date: 10/16 & 10/23/92
Paper: Pinellas County Review
& Tampa Tribune
o Not Requi red
Affected Parties
o Notified
~ Not Requi red
Funding Source:
~ CapitaL Imp.
o Operating
o Other
Attachments:
Bid Tabulation/Bid Summary
o None
Appropriation Code:
315-1-4509-303/590
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CITY OF CLEARWATER
BID 06-93 OPENED 10/28/92
BID TAB
REPLACE ROOF - FIRE STATION #49
THE DEAN COMPANY
SOUTHERN ROOFING CO.
CLEARWATER. FLORIDA
CLEARWATER. FLORIDA
ITEM
NO. DESCRIPTION
TOTAL
PRICE
TOTAL
PRICE
1. REPLACE ROOF - 520 SKY HARBOR DRIVE
32,514.00
38,571. 00
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2. UNIT PRICING
REPLACEMENT OF DETERIORATED WOOD:
2 INCH X 4 INCH 2.90 2.00
2 INCH X 6 INCH 3.20 3.00
2 INCH X 8 INCH 3.90 4.00
2 INCH X 10 INCH 4.40 5.00
2 INCH X 12 INCH 4.90 6.00
REPAIR/REPLACE LIGHWEIGHT FILL: 9.00 7.85
(PER SQUARE FOOT)
REPAIR/REPLACE DETERIORATED METAL DECK: 9.00 5.00
(PER SQUARE FOOT)
FEES: (%) 10 % 10 %
SYSTEM MANUFACTURER:
KOPPERS
ALLIED SIGNAL
TERMS :
PROGRESS
START DATE:
20 DAYS
21 DAYS
WORK COMPLETED:
60 DAYS
75 DAYS
SUMMARY OF BIDS
BIDS SOLICITED:
12
BIDS RECEIVED:
2
NO RESPONSE:
10
NO-BID RESPONSE:
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Clearwater City Commission
Agenda Cover Memorandum
CONSENT
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SUBJECT:
JOINT PROJECT AGREEMENT WITH PINELLAS COUNTY TO RELOCATE NATURAL GAS MAINS
DURING THE IMPROVEMENTS TO WYATT STREET TARGET AREA PHASE II A
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
Approve a Joint Project Agreement with Pinellas County to relocate natural gas
mains during the improvements to Wyatt Street Target Area Phase II A at an
estimated labor cost of $30,173.09
~ and that the appropriate officials be Duthorlzed to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
pinellas County has a project to replace utilities and widen the streets in the
Wyatt street Target Phase II A area that will require the relocation of
existing gas mains. This Joint project Agreement will provide for the
relocation of existing gas mains by the county's general contractor for the
project.
Having the general contractor relocate the existing gas mains will allow for
this work to be done in a timely manner and relieves the Gas system from any
penalty payments because of delays to the project. All restoration costs are
also saved as the general contractor is responsible for these costs under this
agreement.
The Joint project Agreement provides for labor only at an estimated cost to the
Clearwater Gas System of $30,173.09.
The gas materials needed for this project will be provided by the Clearwater
Gas System from existing inventory and will include 1,117 feet of 4" PE gas
main, 1,969 feet of 211 PE gas main and various other gas fittings. These
materials will be issued from the appropriate inventory codes and charged to
the CIP code 315-1-6340-633/532. The estimated cost of these gas materials is
$3,800 and have been previously approved.
The FY 92/93 CIP fund 315-1-6340-633/532 and 315-1-6340-638/532 contain
sufficient funds for this project.
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Risk Mgmt.
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FlIlding Source:
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Joint ProJcct Agreement
Originating Dcpt: \ Costs: $ "50.173.09
ClearwDter Gas systef1l1 1.V"
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c~ission Action:
o Approved
o Approved w/eonditions
o Denied
o Continued to:
S 30.173.09
Current Fiscal Yr.
User Dcpt:
CleQr~atcr Gas System
Advert i sed:
Datc:
Paper:
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Affected Parties
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Appropriation Code:
315-1-6340.633/532
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This AGREEMENT, made and entered into on the
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PROJECT NAME~
~-1yatt Street Target Area Phase II A
PROJECT LIMITS: FROM: Belleair Rd. (North), Cleat1vater-Largo Rd. O';est)
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TO: Patterson St. (South)~ Greenwood Ave. 5. (East)
PROJECT prD No:
921057
of
, 1992, by and between PINELLAS COUNTY, a political
subdivision of the State of Florida, hereinafter called COUNTY, and
The City of Clearwater, a corporation of the State of Florida,
hereinafter called COMPANY.
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WHEREAS,the COUNTY intends to construct improvements to
Ewing Ave.. Greenwood Ave. S.. '~1il1er Ave.. Tilley Ave.. Hall St.. Hawkins St..
and Patterson St.
hereinafter referred to as the PROJECT, which shall call for the
adjustment, relocation, and/or installation of the COMPANY's
utility facilities along, over and/or under the PROJECT, and
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WHEREAS, the COUNTY's plans for the PROJECT have been reviewed by the
COMPANY and the COMPANY has had an opportunity for input into said plans, and,
WHEREAS, the COUNTY and the COHPANY have determined that it would be
to the best interest of the general public and to the economic advantage of
both parties to enter into this JOINT PROJECT AGREEMENT for the "utility work"
and,
WHEREAS, the COHPANY has expressed its desire to assume all
reasonable and necessary costs to be incurred for this "utility work" and has
NOW, THEREFORE, the premi ses cons idered, and in cons ideration of
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requested the COUNTY to include in said PROJECT certa in plans and
specifications to meet the COMPANY's needs, and,
the sum of One Dollar ($I.OO) each to the other in hand paid, the receipt
whereof is hereby acknowledged, and in further consideration of the
mutual covenants hereinafter contained, it is agreed by the parties as
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1. The COMPANY's "utility workll within the limits of the PROJECT, is
more specifically described as: abandon and install 2" & 4" Gas Mains
\o,1i thin pro i ec t limi ts at .various loca tions .
2. The COMPANY will prepare, at.. its expense, the design of plans and
specifications for all the COMPANY 1 s necessary. "utility worklt
described above and will furnish to the COUNTY no later
than December 18' , 19~, complete and reproducible plans on
standard size sheets (24" x 3611), together with a complete set of
specifications covering all. construction requirements for the
"u tili ty work". These plans and sped fications shall be complete in
every detail and will include a "Summary of Quanti ties 11 sheet and/or
"Bill of Materials" identifying the items of work, with a ufinal
estimate of cost,lt required to accomplish the "utility work". said
estimate to be satisfactory to the COUNTY. The plans and
specifications shall be signed and sealed by a Registered
Professional Engineer.
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development of the "utili ty worklt plans with the COUNTY' s plans for
the PROJECT. The COUNTY. upon request by the COMPANY. will furnish
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all available roadway information required by the COMPANY for the
coordination and development of the "utili ty work" plans) and the
COUNTY shall cooperate fully with the C~HPANY to this end.
1\. The COMPANY shall cbtain all necessary permits for construction of
the utility work, including the Pinellas County' 5 "Right-of-Way
Utilization Permit'1, and provide a copy of the same to the COUNTY so
as not to affect the construction of the PROJECT.
5. The COUNTY does not warrant the accl.1t'acy of the COUNTY's su["vey
information. The COMPANY will be responsible for reviewing the
COUNTY IS suevey informati on and will be respons ible for any changes
to the COMPANY's plans made necessaey by errors and omissions in the
COUNTYts survey information.
6. All sUl:vey tor construction of the ttutility workH will be furnished
by the COUNTY under the direction of the COUNTY's ENGINEER.
7. The coordination of the COHPANY~ s "utility work" with that of the
roadway contractoL' and other utilities and/or their contractors will
be the responsibility, of the COUNTY. The COMPANY shall cooperate
fully in this matter to ensure that any delays in the construction of
any phase of the PROJECT t occurri ng as the result of unfor-eseen
c.iL"cumstances involving the COMPANY 1 s Itutility work" J shall be
remedi ad immediately with the full force and power available to the
COMPANY.
8. All of the workt pursuant to this JOINT PROJECT, is to be done in
substantial accordance with the plans and specifications of the
COMPANY (if any) wh tch plans and specifications are t by reference
heretot made a part hereof. All information reguired for field
changes t change orders or Supplemental Agreements pertaining to the
COMPANY's "utility work" shall be promptly furnished to the COUNTY.
9. The COMPANY will provide the necessary c.onstruction and engineering
inspection of the COMPANY's utility work to. determine if construction
is generally tn compliance with the plans and specifications. The
COMPANY1s inspector shall immediately notify the COUNTY inspector of
any objection to the "utility wortH.
10. The COUNTY shall he responsible for the bidding and award of the
Construction Contract and shall include the "utility work" as a
separate option item in its bidding document. After the COUNTY
receivest openSt and evaluates the bidst the Director of Public Works
shall notify the COMPANY, in writing, of the COUNTY's intent to award
the contract to the low bidder. This notification shall include the
amount for the "utility work" option. The COMPANY shall have five
(5) days from receipt of the COUNTY's notification to request. in
writingt that the COUNTY delete this optiont and to notify the COUNTY
of the COMPANY's intent to perform the "utility workU with the
COMPANY I S own forces or its own contractor. In order not to delay
the construction of this projectt the COMPANY must show that it is
ready and able to perform all "utility work" prior to requesting that
the COUNTY. delete the "utility workU option from the contract award.
The COMPANY does not have the right to delay or affect I in any way)
the award of the~contract.
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In the event tho COMPANY. in performing the ilutili ty workll. causes a
delay to the COUNTY's construction of this project. the COMPANY
agrees to pay all claims and costs incurred due to the delay.
In the event the COUNTY. for any reason. dec ides either not to
proceed wi th the PROJECT or halts construct.ion of the PROJECT I the
COUNTY will not be responsible for any "utility work" not completed.
11.
The COMPANY shall participate in the design. utility
pre-construction and other meet i ngs as necessary
coo['dination.
coordination.
for: PH-OJECT
12. All. adjustment, relocations. repairs. maintenance. and incidentals
required to be performed to the C0l1PANY1s existing utilities within
this PROJECT. not included in the "utility work" will be the sole
responsibility of the COMPANY. All such work is to be coordinated
wi th the construction of this PROJECT and in a manner that wi 11 not
cause delay to the COUNTY's PROJECT contractor.
13. The COMPANY1s comments and suggestions are invited and will be
considered by the COUNTY; however. all services and work under the
cons truction contract shall be performed to the sa!.:i sfaetion of the
COUNTY's Director of Public Works, and he shall decide all questionst
difficulties and disputes of whatever nature which may arise under or
by reason of. such contract for "uti! i ty work" j the prosecution and
fulfillment of the servi ces thereunder. and the character t quaH ty t
amount and value thereof; and his decision upon all claims. questions
and disputes thereunder shall be final and conclusive upon the
parties hereto.
14. The COMPANY hereby certifies that funding for the preliminary
estimated Ifutility work" cost of S 30,173.09 including 5'1. for
construction/contract administration has been appropriated and is
available for payment (attached to this agreement as Exhibit "A".)
In the event the actual cost exceeds the final estimate of cost. the
COMPANY shall reimburse the COUNTY for such actual cost.
15. Upon completion of the entire PROJECT, which will be determined
jointly by the COUNTY and the COMPANY, the COMPANY shall own.
control. maintain and be responsible for all COMPANY utility
facilities involved according to the terms of the Pinellas County
Right-of-Way Utilization Permit. as attached as Exhibit B. The
COMPANY fur:ther agrees that it will maintain and keep in repair, or
cause to be maintained and kept in repair. all of such constructed
facilities or utilities.
16. The COMPANY shall defend. save and hold harmless the COUNTY from any
and all legal actions t claims or demands by any person or legal
entity against the COUNTY arlSlng out of the participation in this
agreement by the COMPANY, including dela.y claims arising from the
COMPANY'S performance of its own "utility workll. or use by the
COMPANY of the completed "utility work", subject to the defenses and
limitations available to the COMPANY pursuant to Section 768.28,
Flodda Statutes t as the same may be amended from time to time. The
COMPANY and the COUNTY agree that the COUNTY will pay Ten and 00/100
Dollal's ($10.00) to the COMPANY as separate considet"ation for this
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~ILI!Y INSIALLAIION BY ROADWAY CONIRACIQ!
ATTEST t
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Countet:signed:
Rita Garvey
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Michael J. Wright
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Lease Documents
CONSENT
SUBJECT: Pier 60 Florida Department of 'Natural Resources
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: Approve a lease issued by the Board of Trustees, the
Internal Improvement Trust Fund of the state of Florida for a parcel of sovereign
submerged land in section (5) 7 and 8, Township 29 South, Range 15 East, in Gulf
of Mexico, Pinellas County, containing 14,450 sq. ft. M.O.L. and authorize the
City Manager to execute the subject documents,
~ And that the appropriate official be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The city proposes to remove and replace Piel:' 60 in the location where it
currently exists. Among others, permits must be acquired from the Florida
Department of Natural Resources (FDNR). As a condition of their issuance of a
permit, FDNR requires the City to enter into a sovereignty Submerged Lands lease
and requires payment of an annual lease fee. It is recommended that the lease
and appropriate payments be approved.
In 1986 when the state instigated the program of generating revenue by requiring
annual rental fees from all parties with facilities over State-owned bottom
lands, the city applied for the "grandfathering" of pier 60 and was excused from
the fee until 1998 or when alterations might be made - whichever occurs first.
Our rebuilding of pier GO has occasioned the requirement now to pay the fee.
The Department of Natural Resources has calculated our fees as $.1236 per square
foot, plus 6% tax for a total of $1,893.18 for 4/01/91 - 4/01/92, and $.1291 per
square foot, plus 6% tax for a total of $1,977.43 for 4/01/92 - 4/01/93, for a
grand total of $3,870.61 with tax and $3,651.52 excluding tax.
These lease payments are un budgeted expenditures of the Pier 60 Fund which we
were unaware of at the time the FY 1992/93 budget was adopted. The first quarter
budget review will include an amendment to increase the operating expenditures
of the pier 60 Fund to provide the necessary funds for these lease payments.
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Rob CrnrDrd
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October 23, 1992
Mr. Joseph R. Hickle, Jr.
Camp Dresser & McKee, Inc.
19345 U. S. 19 North, Suite
Clearwater, Florida 34624
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Dear Mr. Hickle:
DNR Lease No. 520010893
Lessee: city of Clearwater
In order to expedite processing, the subject file has been
forwarded to this office for completion and finalization of the
lease instruments. Enclosed are two lease instruments which
require the City of Clearwater's acceptance by notarized signature
as Lessee (two witnesses required). Pursuant to Chapter 695,
Florida statutes, the names of the person executing the instrument,
the two witnesses, and the notary public must be legibly printed or
typewritten directly below that person's signature.
Also enclosed is the invoice outlining lease fees due on this
account. Pursuant to Section 18-21.00405, Florida Administrative
Code, lease fees have been assessed from April 1, 1991, the
effective date of the subject lease.
Please execute and return the enclosed instruments along with the
additional information requested, including full payment of lease
fees due, within 30 days of the date of receipt of this letter.
Upon receipt and acceptance, we will transmit the lease instruments
for final departmen~al execution and a fully executed copy will be
provided to you.
Administration
Hmhu and Shores
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Marine Rt!llurct~
Ilmtallon .nd ".rb 'llt~oune ,"alla~tlllrnl
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DNR Lease No. 520010893
Your cooperation and assistance area appreciated. If you have any
questions regarding this matter, please. feel free to contact me at
the'letterhead address (directed to .Mail Station No. 125) or at
904/488-2291. .
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,Bureau of Submerged Lands
and,Preserves
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Enclosures
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RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
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This Instrument Prepared By:
CharloD W. Harne
Bureau of Submerged Lando and ~reDerveo
3900 Commonwealth Boulevard
Hail station No. 125
Tallahasseo, Florida 32399
BOI\RD OF TRUSTEES OF Till': ItITERllllL IHPnOVEMEIIT TRUST FUND
OF TilE STATE OF FLORIDA
SOVEREIGNTY SUllMERGED L1INDS LEASE
tlo. 520010893
"TillS LEASE is hereby issued by the Board ~f TrusteeD of the Intornal
Imp~ovemont Truot Fund of the State of Florida, hereinafter referred to as the
Lessor.
WITNESSETH: That fo~ and in consideration of payment of tho annual leaoe
fees hereinafter provided and the faithful and timely performance of and
compliance with all terma and condi!;ions stated hot'oin, the Lessor dCDD hereby
Ieaoo to city of clearwator
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referred to as the Lessee, the sovereIgn lands described as follows:
II parcel
Township
Pinellas
or lellll,
A, dated
of Doveroign submerged land in section(o) 7 & 8 ,
29 South , Range 15 Eaat , in Gulf of MeKico ,
county, containing 14450 uquaro foeE;lmOre
aa ia more particularly described and ahown on Attachmont
October 14. 1992
TO HAVE THE USE OF the horeinabove described premioes ror a period of ~
years from April 1. 1991
, the effective 'date of thi" LeaBO. The terms
Dnd canditiono on and for which thin lease io granted are ao followDt
1. The Loosee is hereby authori~ed to operate exclusively a revenue
qeneratinq fishing pier , without fueling facilitioB,
without llowage pumpout facilities, and without liveaboardi, as Bhown and
conditioned in Attacllmont 1\.
2. Tho Losaee hereby agreoD to pay an initial annual lenDO foe, plUD sales
tax purDuant to Section 212.031, Florida Statutes, if applicable, of $1786.02
within 30 daya of the date of receipt of tho invoice. The annual feu for the
remaining yenrD of the lease shall be adjusted pursuant to provisiono of Sectlon
18-21.011, Florida Administrative Codo. Tho Lessor will notify the LOSDee in
writing of the amount and the due date of the annual paymont, The 10aso fee ahall
be remitted annually to the Department of Natural Resourcell as the agont for the
Leasor, begLnnin9 with the effective and due date of thls lellse, and each year
thereafter until the term of this leaOD terminates or e~pire~.
3. 'he LOllsoe shall pay a late charge equal to inter~st at tho rate of
twelve percent (12\) per annum from tho du~ date until paid on any lease teco or
other chargos due herounder which are not paid within 30 days of t~.eir duo dates.
4. The Lesaee shall provide upon request by the Lossor any and all
information in a certified form nceded to calculate tho loase fee specified in
paragraph two (2) above. The LeaDor rellorVOll the right to nDeeaD retroactively
additional payments when the actual rental rates or total number of linear teet
for rent used to determine the annual payment diffors from the rental ratos or
total number of linear feot for rent supplied by the LODDce.,
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5. For purpoles o( this 10000, the LODsor 10 heroby specifiQolly
authorized and empow~red to examine, !er the term o! thiD leaoe including any
extensIons thereto plus threo p) II.dditlonal yeare, lit all reilBonllble houra, the
booka, records, contl:lI.cta, nnd othor doeumentB c::onrLrming and pertaIning to the
comput~tion of annual leaoe payments as opcci!ied in parograph two (2) above.
6. Tho Lessee shall secure, maintain, ond keep 011 records for the entire
term ot thla 10000, plus throe IJ) additional yoars. This period Bholl be
extended for an additional two 12} yeara upon requeot Cor examination of 011
records and accounts Cor loose payment verification purposes by the LeDoor.
7. This lease is given to the Lessee to use or OCQUpy tho leased premiDos
for those purposeD specified herein. The Lessee ohall, within ten dayo prior to
any change in tho approved use of the sovereignty l,lnds or the associated upland
activity, notify the Lessor in writing of tho propooed chonges whereupon the
Leesor ohall be authori:ed to adjust and prorate, fceo purouant to Chapter 18-21,
Florida Administrative Code, if applicable.
o. The Leooee ohall mako no claim of title or interest to oaid lando
hereinbefore deacribe~ by reaD on of the occupancy or uso thereof, and all title
and intereBt to Baid land hereinbofore deocribcd Is vested in the Lossor.
9. Thio lease shall not be assigned or otherwise transferred without prior
written consent o! the Lessor or its duly authori:ed agent. Any asaignment or
other transfer without prior written consent of tho Loosor ohall be null and void
and without logal afCsct. .
10. During the term of thio lease, the Leosee shall maintain a leasehold or
foe Dimple title interest in the adjacent upland p:operty and if such interest is
terminated, the lease may be terminated at the option of the Lossor. Prior to
Dale and/or termination of the Loooee'o leasehold or fee simple title interest in
tho upland proporty, Lesoee ohall inform any potential buyer or transferee of the
Leoaeo's upland property interest of the exiotcneQ of this leaso and all ito terma
and conditions and shall complete nnd execute any documents required by the Lessor
to effect an assignment of thin lease, if consented to by the Lossor. Failure to
do so will not relieve the Lessee [rom responsibility for full compliance with the
terms and conditlons ~! this lease which include, but are not limited to, payment
of all fees and/or penalty Booeoomonto incurred prior to ouch !Ict.
11. The Loa see ahall investigate all claima of every nature at its expanse,
and shall indemnify, uefend and save and hold harmless the Lessor and the state of
Florida from all claims, actions, lawsuits and demands arising out of this lease.
12. Leooee waives venue aD to any litigation arising [rom matters relating
to thie loaoe and any such litigation betwoen Leooor and Lesoee shall be initiated
and maintained only in Leon County, Florida.
13. The Lesoce binds itoel!, its successors nnd asoigns, to abide by the
provisions and conditions heroin oet forth, and said provisionB and conditiona
shall bo doomed covenanta of the Lessee, it succeosors and assigno. In tho event
the Lessoe faila or re[uaes to comply with the provisions and conditiona heroin
oet forth, or in the event tho Lossee violateD any of the provisions and
conditions herein, this lease may be terminated by the Loasor upon thirty (30)
dayo wrltton notice to LODoee. If cancelled, all of tho above-deocribed parcel of
land shall revort to the Leosor. All cooto and attorneyo' feea incurred by the
LeDoor to enforee thin provision shall bl! paid by the Leaaee. All noticoD
required to be givon to LeDoee by thio lease or applicilble law or administrative
rules shall be nuf!iciont if hont by U.s. Hail to tho following addroos:
City of Clearwater
c/o William C. Baker
poat Offico Uox 4748
Clenrwater, ~lorida 34618-4748
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at least ten (10) daYIl before the change io effective.
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14. The Leesee ehall' /lsoume all respono1b111ty for llEob1l1t1ee that accruo
to the subject property or to tho improvemante thoreon, including any and all
drainage or special aseessments or taxee of every kind and doscription which are
now or may be hereafter lawfully assessQd and levied against the Dubjoct proporty
during tho effective period of thio 10Boe.
15. The Lessee shall not permit the/leasod premisos or any part thereof to
be used or occupied for:: any purposo or buolneBs other than herein specified unless
ouch proposed \Jse and oc:cupancy are c:onoonl;ed to by the Loaoor and tho leaBe is
modified accordingly, nor shall Lessee knowingly permit or suffer any nuieonces or
illegal operations of any kind on l;he leased premises.
16. Tho Lessse ooa11 maintain the leased promises 1n good condltion,'
keeping the structures and equipment located thereon in a good state of repair in
the interests of public health, nafety and welfare. 110 dock or' pior,ohall be
constructed in any manner that would cause harm to wildlife. The leaned premines
shall be subject to inapection by tho Lesoor or its designated agent at: any
reasonable time.
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titled under Florida law to moor or dock within or othcrwioe use the leaDed area
unlees such vessel in regiotered or titled in accordance with Chapter 327 and 326,
Florida Statutes.
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18. The Lessee shall not discriminate against: any individual becauDc of
that individual's race, color, religion, sox, nationai origin, age, handicap, or
marital DtatuD with respect to any activity occurring within the area subject to
this Jeaoe or upon lands adjacent to and uned ao an adjunct of tho leased area.
During the lease term, the Leosee shall poet and maintain the placard furnished to
the Lessee by the Lessor, in the form set forth in Attachment n ,in a
prominent and visible locatIon on the leased premisee or adjacent businoss office
of the Lessee. It shall be the responsibility uf the LellllCe to pont the placard
in a manner which will provide protection from the elementa, and, in tho event
that said placard becomes illegible at any time during the term of this lease
(including any extensiono thereof), to notify the Lonsor in writing, eo that a
replacement may be provided.
19. No failure, or successive failures, on the part of the Lesoor to
enforce any provision, nor any waiver or ouccessive waivers on its part of any
provieion herein, shall operate as a discharge the!:oof or !:ondor the Dame
inoperative or impair the right of the Leesor to enforco the sarno upon any renewal
thereof or in the event of subsequont broach or brencheo.
20. Upon expiration or ,cancellation of this loaso all permission granted
hereunder shall ceaoe and torminate.
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21. Renowal of thin lease ohall be at the Dole option of tho Lonsor. Such
renewal ohall bo oubject to tho termo, conditione and provioions of management
standards and applicable laws, rules and regulations in effect at that time. In
the event that: Losllee ia in full compliance with the terma of thio leaso, the
Leesee may apply in writing for a renewal. Such application for renowal must be
roceLved by Lossor no eooner than 120 days and no later than 30 days prior to the
expiration dato of the original or current term heroof. Tho term of any renewal
qranted by tllEl Lessor shall commence on the last day of the previous lense term.
I) If tho Leeeee faUo to timely apply for a rono',fal, or in the event the Losoor does
not grant a renowal, the Lesoee shall vacate the ieased premisee and remove all
otructuroo and, equipmont occupying and erected thereon at it~ expense.
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22. If the Lessee docs not remove said utructures and equipment occupying
and erected upon the leased premises after expiration or cancellation of this
lease, such structures and equipment will be deemed forfeited to the LeBsor, and
the Lossor may authori~e removal and may sell such forfeited structures and
equipment after ten (10) days written notice by certified mail addressod to the
Lessee at the address specified in Paragraph 13 or at such address on record as ,
provided to the Lessor by the Lossee. However, such remedy l'hall be in addition
to all other remedies available to Lessor under applicable laws, rules and
regulations including tho right to compel removal of all' structuroa and the right:.
to impose administrative fines.
23. Any costa incurred by the Leseor in removai of any structures and
equipment constructed or maintained on state lando Bhall be paid by Lasuea Bnd any
unpaid costs and expenses shall constitute a lien upon the interest of the Lessee
in its uplands enforceable in summary proceedings as provided by Law.
24. The Lessoe. at its own eKpOnaG, Ghall record ~hl.t1 lease and any
subsequent approvod renewal and/or modified leasee in the ofLicial recorda of the
county within which the leDGe Gite is located within ten (10) dayn after receipt
of a fully executed copy of this lease, and shall provide tho Lesnor with a copy
of t:.he recorded leGGe indicating the hook and page at which the lease is recorded.
25. 10 the event that any part of any structure authori~ed he~ounder is
determined by a final adjudication issued by a court of competent jurisdiction to
encroach on or interfere with'ddjacent riparian rlghtD, Lessee agroos to either
obtain written consent for the offending structure from the affected riparian
owner or to remove the interference or encroachment within GO days from the date
of the adjudication. Failure to comply with this paragraph shall constitute a
material breach of thIs leana agreement and shall be grounds for immediate
termination of thia lease agreoment at the option of the Lossor.' '
26.
provisions
in writing
Lesllor.
This leaso is the entiro and only agreement between tho parties. Its
are not severable. Any amendment or modification to this lease mUllt be
and must be accepted, acknowledged and executed by the LeBaee and
27. LeBsee shall place and maintain covered, secured trauh receptaclos,
preferably of 50 gallon capacity, of a Bufficient n~rnber and at appropriate
locations on the overwater structures withIn the leaaed area to encourage facility
users to diecard litter in an acceptable mannor and p~ovont litter from being
discarded into the waters of the State. Immediately adjacent to tho trash
receptacleB, Losuee ahall post aigns the si~e of which ohall be at least as largo
as .18" x 24" with white lettet'ing on green background to carry an nppropriatG
ll1esllage Buch aa DON'T BE 1\ Llr'I'~R BUOI PLEr.SE PLACE 'IR1ISB IN RECEPTACLE/ or TRASH
RECEPTACLE.
28. No permanent or temporary Bigns directed to the'boating public
advertising the sale of alcoholic beverageB ohall be erected or placed within the
leaued area. No restaurant or dining activitios are to occur within the leaBed
area. The Lesnee shall enoure that no permanent, temporary or floating
structures, fences, dOCks, pilings or any structures whose ,use is not water-
dependent Shall be erected or conducted over sovereignty submerg~d lands without
prior written consent from the Lessor. In addition, the Lossee shall not
undertake any repair or renovation activities within the leaBed premises without
first obtaining the writtsn consent of the Lesaor. Unleos opecifically authori~ed
in writing by the Lessor ouch activitien or structureu ohall be considered
unauthorized and a violation of Chapter 253, Florida statuteD, and ohall Bubject
tho Lessee ,to adminiotrativo finos under Rule 18-14, Florida l\dministrativo Code.
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29. SPECIAL LEASE COllDITION - Should a field aurvoy be required in the
future that establiaheo that the exact total preempted area is amallec than what
was originally estlmated, the Lessor will not credit lease foeB; and, if the field
ourvey eatablishes that the exact total preempted area io latget' than that which
was originally eotimated, the Lessce wiil not be asseGood leaoo feao in arrears
unless the error reBulted from inaccurate information being ~\lpplicd by the
Lessee.
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WITllESSES:
BOARD Of' TRUSTEES OF TilE IN'fEIUII\L
II1PROVEHENT TRUST FUND OF TilE STI\TE OF
FLORIDA
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(SEAL)
"LESSOR"
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Michael E' Ashoy, Chief, Bureau of
Submergod Lands and Preserves, Agent
for the Board of TruotooB of the
Internal Improvement TruDt ~und
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STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF LEON
The foregoing instrument was acknowlodged before mo thin
; 19 , by Michael E. Aohey, Bureau Chiel~
known to me and who did:not take an oath.
day of
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APPROVED AS TO FORM AIID LEGALITY:
Notary Public, StaLe of Florida
ONR Attorney
Printed, Typed or Stamped Name
My Commission Expiros:
Commission/sarial Uo.
WITNESSES:
City' of Clearwater
Lessee
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Typed/printod Name of Executing Authority
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Title of Exucuting Authority
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"LESSEE"
STATE OF
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DIVISION OF STATE LANDS
BUREAU OF SUBMERGED LAND & PRESERVES
POST OFFICE BOX 3070
TALLAHASSEE, FL 32315-3070
Telephone (904) 488-2297
STATEMENT DATE
10/22/92
TO:
MR. PAUL NYSTROM
CITY OF CLEARWATER
P. O. BOX 4748
CLEARWATER , FL 34618
LEASE NO.
EFFECTIVE
520010893
04/01/91
04/01/96
LESSEE NAME:CITY OF CLEARWATER
PROJECT NAME:CITY OF CLEARWATER
EXPIRES
TAX NO.
SQUARE FEET
14450.00
TERMS: NET DUE ON RECEIPT OF THIS INVOICE
LATE CHARGES 12% PER ANNUM
DUE DATE
,DESCRIPTION '
1991/92 LEASE FEE
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CITY OF CLEARWATER
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AMOUNT
1786.02
107.16
TOTAL DUE $
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SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS OR COMMENTS:
TO INSURE PROPER CREDIT TO YOUR LEASE
1. Please return one copy of this invoice with your payment.
2. Make your check payable to DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
3. Address envelope exactly as printed on top of this invoice.
4. Reference your lease number on all correspondence and check submitted
to this office.
5. If you submit an amount different than requested, you must attach a
letter of explanation with payment.
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
Organization code 74101000000
Vendor No. C20240BOOl
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LESSEE NAME:CITY OF CLEARWATER
PROJECT NAME:CITY OF CLEARWATER
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BUREAU OF SUBMERGED LANDS & PRESERVES
POST OFFICE BOX 3070
TALLAHASSEE, FL 32315-3070
Telephone (904) 488-2297
INVOICE NO. S921099
INVOICE DATE 10/22/92
TO:
MR. PAUL NYSTROM
CITY OF CLEARWATER
P., O. BOX 4748
CLEARWATER , FL 34618
LEASE NO.
EXPIRES
TAX NO.
SQUARE FEET
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04/01/96
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AQUATIC RATE
RATE 30% DISCOUNT
TAXABLE
TERMS: NET SEE STATEMENT FOR BALANCE DUE
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INTEROFFICE CORRESPONDENCE SHEET
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Mayor and City Commission ' /
Betty Deptula, Assistant ,City Manager 1fP'\
Cyndie Goudeau, City Clerk
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SUBJECT:' Worksession Question Regarding Pier 60 Submerged Land Lease
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At the worksession on Monday a question was asked about the City paying sales tax on the Pier
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, cost on the bottom of the item.
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Item II
CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION
Agenda Cover Memorandum
Meetfng Dote 12/03/92
Pwi
Lease Documents
COHSENr
SUBJECT: pier 60 Florida Department of INatural Resources
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: Approve a lease issued by the Board of Trustees, the
Internal Improvement Trust Fund of the state of Florida for a parcel of sovereign
submerged land in Section (S) 7 and 8, Township 29 South, Range 15 East, in Gulf
of Mexico, pinellas County, containing 14,450 sq. ft. M.O.L. and authorize the
city Manager to execute the subject documents}
DU And that the appropriate official be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The city proposes to remove and replace pier 60 in the location where it
currently exists. Among others, permits must be acquired from the Florida
'Department of Natural Resources (FDNR). As a condition of their issuance of a
permit, FDNR requires the city to enter into a sovereignty Submerged Lands lease
and requires payment of an annual lease fee. It is recommended that the lease
and appropriate payments be approved.
In 1986 when the state instigated the program of generating revenue by requ~r~ng
annual rental fees from all parties with facilities over state-owned bottom
lands, the City applied for the "grandfathering" of pier 60 and was ex.cused from
the fee until 1998 or when alterations might be made - whichever occurs first.
Our rebuilding of pier 60 has occasioned the requirement now to pay the fee.
The Department of Natural Resources has calculated our fees as $.1236 per square
foot, plus 6% tax for a total of $1,893.18 for 4/01/91 - 4/01/92, and $.1291 per
square foot, plus 6% tax for a total of $1,977.43 for 4/01/92 - 4/01/93, for a
grand total of $3,870.61 with tax and $3,651.52 excluding tax.
These lease payments are unbudgeted expenditures of the pier 60 Fund which we
were unaware of at the time the FY 1992/93 budget was adopted. The first quarter
budget review will include an amendment to increase the operating expenditures
of the Pier 60 Fund to provide the necessary funds for these lease payments.
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Mooting Date: 12/3/92
Clearwater City COnmUssion
Agenda Cover Memorandum
CONSENT
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SUBJECT:
Workers' Compensation Medical Services
RECOMMENDA TION{MOTION:
Award a non~exclusive services contract to Doctorts Walk-In Clinic to purchase workers' compensation
medical services during the period 1/1/93 through 12/31/93. for an amount estimated at $ 35.000 and
approve the written services contrac~
~ and that the appropriate officials be authorizod to eKecute same.
BACKGROUND:
Bids were solicited on October 29. 1992, from medical facilities located within the corporate limits of the
City of Clearwater for examination and treatment of on-the-job injuries to City employees. These
medical services will be billed to the City by the medical provider and then paid for by the City1s Third
Party Administrators. Johns Eastern Company. Inc. and Gallagher Bassett Services, Inc. The funds used
by the Third Party Administrators to pay these bills come ultimately from the City's Central Insurance
Fund.
The bid made by Doctorts Walk In Clinic was the lowest, most responsive bid submitted in
accordance with the specifications. The essential terms of that bid have been incorporated in the
attached contract.
The 1992/93 Central Insurance Fund Operating Budget includes sufficient funds for the current
year contract costs. Funding for FY 1993/94 contract costs will be included in the Department operating
requests for FY 1993/94.
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Risk Hgmt.
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OOAS/RIsk Management
Costs: $ 35,000 (cst)
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[] Approved w/condltions
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$ 26,000
Current Fiscal Yr.
User I>cpt:
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Date:
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Appropriation Code:
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MEDICAL SB~VICES AGREE.MEHT
AGREEMENT ~adQ this ~ day ot November, 1992, by
an~ betweQn OOCTOR'S WALK-IN CLINIC, hereinafter referre~ to as
thQ <<M~dical provld~~", Qnd CIT~ OF CLEARWATER, a Florida
municipal 00l"pot'stion hereinafter referred to us lIcitytl.
Reoitals
Tne City 1s a munioipal oorpo~~tion and h~s ita offioes and
operation lOQated in ~he City of clearwat~r, state ot Florl~a,
and presently hag a total payroll at approximately 1175
employees, oonsletinq of both part timQ and full tirnG employee~.
The City desires to engage the services of the ~adioal
Provider and its staff medical personnal to examine and provide
medical treatment of city emplo~ees for jOb-connected injuries or
illnesses sufte~ed during the QourS$ of employment whioh are
covered by Chapter 440, Florida statutes as may ~e required by
tho nature of the illhesB or injury suftered in the opinion of
Medical Provider's medical staff.
~he Medical p~ovidQr ha~ en staff phyaiolQns, nQrses and
ather medically trained personnel licehsad by the state of
Florida and desires to render professional medioal services for
tho City'S employeea on the terrna and oonditions provided in this
8qreemant:.c
The city hereby retains the services of the Medical Provider
end the Medioal provider through its medical staff agrees to
render services to the City'S employees as follows:
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1. (a) The Medica! Provider, through ita medical statf,
shell render noneme~genoy medical treatment to City'S employees
when these services a~e required and within the oapabilities of
Medioal Provider's medical Gcaff at Medical Provider's facility
in the City of Clearwater during the normal business hours of
Medioal providerls clea~water tacility.
(b) Th6 Medical Provider shall pertorm medioal and surgioal
services that may be nacessary ~o treat the employees of the city
for injurios end occupational diseases sustained during the
oourse of their employment and that ar$ cove~ed bY the workers'
oompensation provisions of the state of FloJ;'!da workers' I,
compensation lawl provided, however, nothing herein shall require
the Medical Prey der to treat any City employee for injuries or
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Qocupa~lcnQl Qiaease which raqu1re special tralnin9 ~na equipment
b&yond th~ capability of the M~dlcol ProviderlQ rnedica1 staff an~
th$ equ1pmont available at the Medical PrQvide~' faoility
iQentifie~ in p~ragraph 3 hereot.
(g) Ths He4iaal frovi4e~ an~ tho city both Under$tan4 ftnd
agree that this agreemobt i. a nonexolusive o9ree~ent with the
Medical P~ovide~ hAving the right to exam and troat persons other
tban city employees ~n4 with the city h~vlh9 ibo right to $end
its e~ployaee to other medioal providers for examinatiQn And
treatment.
Cd) The MedicAl Frovider ehall maintain complete ~nd
accurate records of all care, treatmen~, and examination of the
emplo~ees of the city and shall prepare and submit repo~ts that
may be required by the Florida workers. compensation law and by
the city of Clearwate~.
Term
2. This agreement shall cornmenOQ on January 1, 1993, and
shall continue in effect for a period of cne (1) year until
midnight on December 31, 1993. By mutual agreement, this
agreement may be extended for up to two (2) additional one year
terms upon the same terms and conditions.
Equipment ~nd FQcl1itie~
3. The Modical PrQvidK~ uhftll provide at its e~penae such
offices, ex~mination and treatment rooms on its premises at 2600
U.S. Highway 19 North Clearwate~, Flo~ida as may be neoessary for
use by ita medical staff in sxamininq and treating the city's ·
employees. The facilities provided ahall contain such medical
equipment ~nd supplies and ahall be stocked with such medicinesl
drugs, dressings, and othe~ items of a medical nature as era
nccessarr to treat the City's e~ployee~ or as may be agreed on by
the part. as. The Medical Provider shall furnish at its expense
the instruments, qloves, and items of wearin~ nppa~el required to
perform the services un~er this ~greemont,
Physioians, NU~ses, ana othor Assietante
4. The Medical provider ~hall furnish at its expense
florida licensed physioians, nurses, ~-~ay and lab teohnicians,
and othor assistants, both rnedic~l and nonmedical at ita prc=mises
as necessary to exam and treat cityls employees, ~nd to prepare
the medical records and reports required to carry out ita duties
Under this ~9ree~ent.
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staff availeblQ for examination Qn~ treatment of the oity's
employees at tho ~remiees of the Hadic61 Provider botwoen the
hOU~8 of 8&00 A.M and 6100 P.M. Monday-Friday.
compensation
6. For tna se~v1ces rendered undeA this agreement, the
Medioal Provider shall be entitled to fee~ for Gaoh city ~~ployea
actually examined and treated by the Medical Provider in the
a~ount allowod by the latest version of the Florida Workers'
Cqmpensation Provider Manual (the applioable fee 5chedU1G) less a.
discount therefrom of ten (10) per oent prQvlded the invoice
submitted by Medical Provider to the City is paid by the City or
its Third Party Administrator within 30 days of receipt by the
city.
Insurance and Indemnification
7. The pa~ties hereto intend that the Medical Provider will
be ~n indapenQent contraotor and not an agent or employee of city
under this agreement and, to protect the City from any liability
whatsoever, the Medical Provider shall at all ti~~s durin9 the
duration ot this agreement and for all times thereafter nece"sary
to protect th~ city Against licbility, the Medical Provider shall
maintain a policy or malpractice insuran~e in the minimum amount
of $1,000,000 and shall futth~r in~emnity and hold the city
harmless f~om any ~nd all'clalms arising out of the porform~nce
of the duties under this ogreement.
Entire A9reement
8. This agreement supersedes any ahd All other agt'eementsl
either oral or in writ!n~1 between the contraoting parties with
respect to its subject Matter, no other agreement, statement, or
p~om1se relating to the subject matter of this agreement that is
not oontained in it shall be valid or b~hding unless in writing
and signed by both partiea.
Assignment
9. Neither this agreement nor any duti~a or obli9atlons
under it shall be assignable by the Hedicol Provide~ without the
prior written consent of the city.
SUCC~6GOrS an~ Assigns
10. Subject to the provision re9ardlng assignment, this
agreement ahall be binding on the hairs, executors,
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11. If any aot1on 6~ law or in vqulty is brought to ~ntorce
or ihterp~et t~e pro~i.lons of this Qgreement, the preval1in~
party shall b$ entitled to reasonable attorney's fee$ in ~~ditioh
to any othe~ relief ~vAl1able.
Governing Law
12. Tha valtdlty of this agreement an~ of ony of its terme
or provisions, as well es the rights ana duties ot the parties
under this Agteement, shall be 90verned by the laws of the state
of Floridd.
Executed Qt Clearwater, Florida, the day and year fi~st
above written.
%N WX~NESS kHEREor, the parties have e~aouted this Agreement
for the purposes the~eln eet forth.
Count.ersigJ1ecll
CIT~ ot CLEARWATER, FLORiDA
GRANTOR
Rita Garvey
M~yor~Comm1ss1oner
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city Manager
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M. At Galbra1th, Jr.
city Atcot"ney
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Leo W. Schrader, ~isk Manager
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SUBJECT: Backup Information For Agenda
Compensation Medical Services
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Submitted herewith is the backup information for the above-
referenced agenda item. The computer printout is from Johns
Eastern Company. The last page contains the total as adjusted by
Ethel Rayburn of my office.
The total sum paid to Doctors Walkin for fiscal year 91-92 is the
sum of $24,910.74. The JE computer printout was prepared by
keying on the tax ID number of Doctors Walkin Clinic and printing
out all sums paid to that tax ID number. ' '
The three adjustments made by Ms. Rayburn were for the following
reasons: I'
1) to remove the Oct'and Nov 92 figures which are in the 92-93
fiscal year;
2) to add the sums paid directly by the 'City before JEls bank
account was set up;
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claim registers that are received and paid for by Risk Management
from the Central Insurance Fund.
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Agenda Cover Memorandum
CONSENT
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SUBJECT:
FIRE STATION NO. 5 (49) ROOF REPLACEMENT
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
Award a contract to The Dean company, Clearwater, FL, for the roof replacement at
Fire station No.5 (49), 520 Sky Harbor Drive, at a cost of $32,514.00, which is
the lowest, most responsive and responsible bid submitted in accordance wi~h
specifications,
~ and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute s~me.
BACKGROUND:
The present roof at Fire station No.5 (49) which was completed in 1973 is a coal-
tar pitch, aggregate roof and is in poor condition: blisters, splits, erosion,
and exposed laps. Additionally, moisture trapped beneath the membrane combined
with' age of the roof has caused deterioration of the roof surface to the point of
failure. Due to the greater deterioration of this roofing system, Fire station
No. 5 (49) was moved up in priority to be accomplished this year. Fire station
No.3 (47) will be delayed until fiscal year 1993/94. '
Bids were solicited and 2 were received for the roof replacement. staff reviewed
the bids submitted and the qualifications of the contractors. The Dean Company,
Clearwater I FL, submitted the lowest most responsive bid of $32,514.00 in
accordan'ce with specifications, therefore, staff recommends that the contract for
Bid No. 06-93 be awarded to the Dean Company which will provide a coal-tar pitch,
aggregate'roof with a standard 20-year labor and material warranty.
Fiscal year 1992/93 budgetary impact will be $32,514.00.
Funding for this contract is budgeted in the capital Improvement Project for Roof
Replacement, 315-1-4509-303/590.
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Costs:
$ 32.514.00
Total
commission Action:
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o Approved w/conditlons
o Deni~d
o Continued to:
User Dcpt:
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Fire ri?/
Funding Source:
~ Capi t:lt Imp.
o Opcrllt ing
o Other
A ttachmcnts:
Bid Tabulation/Bid Summ~ry
Advertised:
Date: 10/16 & 10/23/92
Paper: Pinellas County Review
& Tampa Tribune
o ~ot Rcqui red
Affected Parties
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o ~ot Requi red
o !lone
Appropriation Code:
315-1-4509-303/590
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CITY OF CLEARWATER
BID 06-93 OPENED 10/28/92
BID TAB
REPLACE ROOF FIRE STATION 149
THE DEAN COMPANY
SOUTHERN ROOFING CO.
CLEARWATER. FLORIDA
CLEARWATER. FLORIDA
ITEM
NO. DESCRIPTION
TOTAL
PRICE
TOTAL
PRICE
1. REPLACE ROOF - 520 SKY HARBOR DRIVE
32,514.00
38,571. 00
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2. UNIT PRICING
REPLACEMENT OF DETERIORATED WOOD:
2 INCH X 4 INCH ' J 2.90 2.00
2 INCH X 6 INCH 3.20 3.00
2 INCH X 8 INCH 3.90 4.09
2 INCH X 10 INCH 4.40 5.00
2 INCH X 12 INCH 4.90 6.00
REPAIR/REPLACE LIGHWEIGHT FILL: 9.00 7.85
(PER SQUARE FOOT)
REPAIR/REPLACE DETERIORATED METAL DECK: 9.00 5.00
(PER SQUARE FOOT)
FEES: eZ) 10 % 10,'%
SYSTEM MANUFACTURER.:
KOPPERS
ALLIED SIGNAL
TERMS:
, PROGRESS
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START DATE:
21 DAYS
20 DAYS
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WORK COMPLETED:
60 DAYS
75 DAYS
SUMMARY OF BIDS
!lIDS SOLICITED:
12
BIDS RECEIVED:
2
NO RESPONSE:
10
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Allen V. Mahan, Acting Director of General Services tteJ~
Elizabeth M. Deptula, Assistant City Manager; Robert L.
Davidson, Fire Chief
Copies:
Subject:
Fire Station 5 (49) Roof Replacement
Date:' December 2, 1992
This is to provide you with additional information on the replacement of the roof
at Fire Station 5 (49). That item is no\V'on the Commission consent agenda for
December 3.
The roof at Fire Station 5 was repaired eight years ago in September, 1984 at a
cost of $ 19,000. The entire roof was not"replaced at that time with only the
lower deck being repaired. Warranty problems were encountered with the roofing
company, Single Ply Roofing, Inc of Largo which did the work. The repair was
not completely satisfactory but with the company that did the work, Single Ply
Roofing,Inc. of Largo subsequently going out of business, no effective action
could be taken to obtain a satisfactory "curell under the warranty.
In the interim, the rest of the roof developed significant problems which are being
addressed in this current roof replacement effort along with those which
developed with the less than satisfactory repairs of 1984. The replacement of the
entire roof surface at the bid cost of $ 32,S 14 is aimed at resolving all of those
problems.
I hope that this additional information will assist in answering any questions on
the history of the roof that may arise.
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Agenda Cover Memorandum "n ~
CONSENT Meetlnglt~::
Subject:
GROUP LIFE INSURANCE PLAN FOR SAMP EMPLOYEES
Recom me nd ationfMotion:
Extend the contract for basic life insurance with the Prudential Insurance Company of America,
Tampa, Florida for City of Clearwater SAMP employees at an estimated cost of $52,000.00 for the
contract period of 1-1-93 through 12-31-93.
[il and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The City of Clearwater initiated this insurance plan on January 1, 1992, for SAM? and elected
employees only with the following benefits:
Basic Life: One times annual earnings rounded to next higher $ I ,ODD. There is a 40% reduction at
age 65. The maximum coverage is $100,000. Cost to the City is $.57/$1,000 per month.
Optional Life: The employee may pay for an additional one, two, or three times annual earnings
rounded to next higher $1,000. There is a 40% reduction at age 65.
Other: The overall individual maximum is $300,000. Medical evidence of insurability is required
for any employee requesting a total insurance of more than three times his/her annual salary or
when electing the coverage after initial eligibility.
The total yearly estimated cost is approximately $52,000. There was no change in rates for 1993.
Monies are available within each department's 1992193 operating budgets and funding will be
requested in their 1993/94 operating budgets.
Basic and optional insurances terminate at retirement.
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Legal N/A
Budget
purchasln
Risk Mgmt.
DIS
ACM
Other
Commission Action:
o Approved
o Approved w/condllions
[J Denied
[] Continued to:
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User Cep!.:
various
$39.000.00
Current FY
Funding Source:
o Capt. Imp.
IX! Operating
o Other
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Advertised: N/ A
Date:
Paper:
!Xl Not required
Affected parties
o Notified
!Xl Not required
Ga None
Attachments:
Appropriation Code:
various
CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION u. ~ ~
Agenda Cover Memorandum ,..." ~
Meeting I~:: J /031 2
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Subject:
EMPLOYEE LIFE INSURANCE
Recommendation/Motion:
Extend the contract for non-contributory life insurance plan for full-time City employees and
eligible retirees with the Prudential Insurance Company of America, Tampa. Florida at an
estimated cost of $22.000.00 for the contract period of 1~ 1-93 through 12-31-93.
GO and that the approprlale ollicials be aulhorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The City of Clearwater added a non-contributory Ii fe insu ranee policy effective January I, 1992. to
replace a $1.000 tcrm life insurance policy which required an employce contribution of $.25 per
pay and an employer contribution of $.27 per pay. Thc City pays $.47 per $1,000 for the current
plan with the following death benefits:
$2500 for full-time employees under age 65
$1500 for full~time employees over age 65
$1000 for retirees who were participating prior to January 1. 1992. and for employees
retiring after January I, 1992
The renewal rate for 1993 is the same rate for 1992.
The total annual cost is approximately 22.000.00. Monics arc available within each department's
1992/93 operating budgets and funding wi}) be requested in their 1993/94 operating budgets.
Reviewed by:
Legal N/A
Budget
Purchasing
Risk Mgml. N/A
DIS ~A
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Other N/ A
Originating Dept.;...\\'
Human Resourcc~
Advertised: N/ A
Date:
Paper:
fi] Not required
Aflecled parties
o Nolltied
!Xl Nol required
$16/000.00
Current FY
Funding Source:
o Capl, Imp.
(Xl Operating
o Other
Commission Action:
o Approved
[J Approved w/condiUons
IJ Denied
l] Continued 10;
User Dept.:
various
Attachments:
Approprialion Code:
various
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Agenda Cover Memorandum "" ~ Item II 7.,7
CONSENT MeetIng Dale: I? I01/Q?
SubJect:
KELLY TEMPORARY SERVICES - CONTRACT RENEWAL
Recommendation! Motion:
Extend the contract for Temporary Employment Services for the contract period 12/04/92 ~
11/30/93, with Kelly Temporary Employment Services, Clearwater, Florida, at an estimated cost of
$60,000.
~ and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
On November 21, 1991, the City Commission approved a three year contract (12;01/91-09/30/94),
between the City of Clearwater and Kelly Temporary Services for temporary employment services.
Price Increases were allowed for the second and third annual contract period based on the Consumer's Price
Index. Kelly Services wishes to renew the second annual year with no consumer price Index Increase (tetter
attached).
Temporary employment services are needed by Clly departments at various times. These services are ordered .,:1
as required to meet both programmed and unprogrammed operattonal requirements.
Funds for these services are available In the FY 92/93 Operat1ng Budget. Funds for services provided In
FY 93/94 will be Included In the departments 93f94 Operating Budget request.
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Costs: $ 60.000 . 00
Estill~taJd
Commission Action:
o Approved
[J Approved w/condillons
[] Denied
o Conlinued to:
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Originating Dept..
Human Rasour s
User Dept.:
various
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Funding Source:
o Capt. Imp.
kJ Operating
o Other
Attachments:
Ltr. - Dated 10/21/92 from
Kelly Temporary Services.
Advertised:
Dale: N/ A
Paper:
o Not required
Affected parties
o Notified
Not required
Appropriation Code:
Various
o None
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KEllY~~~('::ry
The Kellv Girl tpeople -The First and The Best t
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The Urban CenUe
4890 W. Kennedv Boulevard. Suitll 130
Tampa, Florida 33609.2524
Tlllllphone 18131 289.9452
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.ocr 2 6 1992
Ms. Mickey Stonelake
city of Clearwater
112 Osceola Avenue South
P. O. Box 4748
Clearwater, Florida 33518
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Dear Ms. stonelake~,
This is in response to extending current contract rates in
reference to bid #02-91. These rates will be continued through
November 30, 1993. There will be no consumer price index
increase for this period for salary adjustments. We look forp~rd
in continuing our relationship with the City of Clearwater ',and
anticipate another year extension.
If you should have any further questions or concerns, please do
not hesitate to call me. I look forward in meeting with you in
the future.
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District Manager
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Co/porale HeadquiI/lu/S 999 Wesl Bia BDSWJ1 TIDY, MJchigsn 4B084 Telephone 13131 362-4444
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CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION
Agenda Cover Memorandum
CONSENT
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Subject:
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION AND MEDICAL SERVICES
Reeem mend atienl MoUo n:
Award a contract to HCA Family Care Centers Walk-In Clinics, Largo. Florida for physical
examinations and other medical services for the contract period of 1.1.93 through 12.31.93 for an
estimated cost of $40.666.25 which was the lowest, most responsive. and responsible bid in
accordance with the specifications.
Iil and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The City of Clearwater solicited bids for the following physical examinations and medical services
for City of Clearwater employees: post-offer physicals, annual physicals. respirator physicals,
controlled substance tests, medical review officer services. blood alcohol tests. and tetanus typhoid
immunizations. These physical examinations and medical services arc required by union
contracts. state and federal law. Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Americans with
Disabilities Act. and for pension eligibility.
The Human Resources Director, Chief of Police, Fire Chief, and the Gas System Managing Director
unanimously decided to recommend that the City contract for these services with HCA.
The fiscal year 1992/93 operating budgets include money for this contract and funding will be
requested in the 1993/94 operating budgets. Various departments pay for the services (e.g.. Police
Department pays for annual physicals, Human Resources pays for all post-offer physicals except
for Fire Department's, Gas System pays for controlled substance tests, etc.)
HCA maintains a permanent facility at 2 North Belcher (corner of Cleveland and Belcher) in
Clearwater.
Commission Action:
o Approved
[J Approved w/conditions
!J Denied
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Originating Dept.: .
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User Dept.:
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SUBJECT:
ANNUAL
CLEAR\\T ATER CITY C01\11\USSION
Agcndn CONSEmcmorn lid 11111 r<< "
IRRIGATION PARTS CONTRACTS
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: AWARD CONTRACTS FROM DECEMBER 4, 1992 TO DECEMBER 3,
1993 FOR THE PURCHASE OF IRRIGATION PARTS TO COAST PUMP AND SUPPLY COMPANY,
INC. FOR AN ESTIMATED TOTAL COST OF $45,998.12; TO CENTURY RAIN AID, INC. FOR
$19,899.54; AND TO D & S INDUSTRIAL PLASTICS FOR $4,560.70, WHICH ARE THE
LOWEST, MOST RESPONSIVE BIDS SUBMITTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SPECIFICATIONS.
--it- and thot the appropriate offlclols bo authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND: The Nursery Division of the Parks and Recreation Department
purchases irrigation parts during the year to maintain and install irrigation
systems throughout the city. Annual contracts allow the city to order and
purchase supplies only when they are required, thus reducing the need for a
large inventory space to store parts. The bids were evaluated as specified in
22 various categories from fittings to time clocks. Coast Pump and Supply
Company was the low bidder in 11 of the categories at a cost of $45,998.12;
century Rain Aid was low bidder in 7 categories at a cost of $19,899.54; and
D & S Industrial Plastics was low bidder in 4 categories at a cost of
$4,560.70 (see attached tabulation of bids). Bids were solicited from 23
firms with 7 firms sUbmitting bids, 14 "no bids" and 2 "no response.tI staff
estimated the quantity of irrigation parts that will be needed.
The 1992/93 Nursery operating budget and other department I s operating and
capital budgets contain sufficient funds for these contracts. Funds for costs
incurred after 9/30/93 will be included in the city Manager's recommended
budget for FY 1993/94.
Estimated
Revlewod bV: OrigInating Dopt.: $70,458.36 Commission Action:
lotol
Parks & Recreati _ Approved
Logo!
Budget User Dopt.: $53,000 _ Approvad w/condlllolls
PurchasIng Current FY Donled
Risk Mgmt. Parke & Recre t contlnuad to :
CIS Funding Source:
ACM Advertised: JL Copt. Imp.
Other Doto: 10/09,10/16/ _ Operot1ng Attachments:
Paplu: PC Rev., T . Tr i L Other Tabulation of Bids
_ Not roquired
AUoClcd portles Approprlollon Coda:
- Notirilld Various
_ Not roquired None
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CITY OF CLIlAIllIAl'IlR, FLOlWIA IItlUGAnOR PAItTS
BID 198-92 OFEIlED 10/21/92
PAGE I or 9
BARIlES IND. PLASTIC CAPITAL CITY PIPES CENTURY RAIN AID COAST PUMP , SUPPLY CONTRO: TECIIllOLOGY D'S IND. PLASTICS RITE-FLO SUPPLY INC.
TAIlPA. FLORIDA TALLABASSEE. FLORIDA TAIlPA . FLORIDA VENICE. FLORID:. CLEARilATER . FLORIDA CLEARWATER . FLORIDA DUNEDIN . FLORIDA
EST UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UN1T TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UN1T TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL
DESCRIPTION m ~ PRICE ~ ~ PRICE PRICE ~ mg ~ mg ~ ~ ~ ~
FITrIllCS
1. 1/2 90 DEGREE ELBOW SUP 1,000 0.0783 78.3000 0.1000 100.0000 0.0860 86.0000 0.0770 77 . 0000 0.1500 150.0000 0.0900 90.0000 0.0880 88.0000
2. 1/2 90 DEGREE ELBOW SLIP I Tll1lEAD 2,000 0.0981 196.2000 0.1300 260.0000 0.1070 214.0000 0.0960 192.0000 0.2800 560.0000 0.1000 200.0000 0.1090 218.0000
3. 1/2 TEE SISIS 500 0.0981 49.0500 0.1300 65.0000 0.1070 53.5000 0.0960 48.0000 0.1800 90.0000 0.1000 50.0000 0.1090 54.5000
4. 1/2 HALE ADAPTOR SUP I Tll1lEAD 1,000 0.0720 72.0000 0.1000 100.0000 0.0780 78.0000 0.0700 70.0000 0.1300 130.0000 0.0800 80.0000 0.1550 155.0000
5. 1/2 FEMALE ADAPTOR SLIP I Tll1lEAD 1,000 0.0882 88. 2000 o .HOO HO.OOOO 0.0960 96.0000 0.0860 86.0000 0.1600 160.0000 0.0900 90.0000 0.0980 98.0000
6. 1/2 COUPLER HXS 500 0.0531 26.5500 0.0700 35.0000 0.0580 29.0000 0.0520 26.0000 0.1200 60.0000 0.0600 30.0000 0.0580 29.0000
6A. 1/2 Tll1lEADED COUPLER 100 0.1008 10.0800 0.1700 17.0000 O.IHO 11.1000 0.1000 10.0000 0.1800 18.0000 o .HOO H .0000 o .H20 11. 2000
7. 3/4 90 DEGREE ELBOW SIS 1,000 0.0882 88.2000 0.1300 130.0000 0.0960 96.0000 0.0860 86.0000 0.1800 180.0000 0.0900 90.0000 0.0980 98.0000
8. 3/4 90 DEGREE ELBOW SIT 1,000 0.H07 HO.7000 0.1500 150.0000 0.1220 122.0000 0.1090 109.0000 0.2000 200.0000 0.1200 120.0000 0.1230 123.0000
9. 3/4 TEE SISXS 1,000 0.H07 HO.7000 0.1600 160.0000 0.1220 122.0000 0.1090 109.0000 0.2000 200.0000 0.1200 120.0000 0.1230 123.0000
10. 3/4 45 DEGREE ELBOW SIS 200 0.1998 39.9600 0.2500 50.0000 0.2180 43.6000 0.1950 39.0000 0.3500 70.0000 0.2100 42.0000 o . 2220 44.4000
11. 3/4 COUPLER SIS 500 0.0720 36.0000 0.0900 45.0000 0.0780 39.0000 0.0700 35.0000 0.1500 75.0000 o . 0800 40. 0000 0.0790 39.5000
12. 3/4 HALE ADAPTOR SIT 250 0.0792 19.8000 0.1100 27.5000 0.0860 21.5000 0.0770 19.2500 0.1500 37.5000 0.0900 22.5000 0.0880 22.0000
13. 3/4 FEMALE ADAPTOR SIT 500 0.1107 55.3500 0.1300 65.0000 0.1220 61. 0000 0.1090 54.5000 0.2000 100.0000 0.1200 60.0000 0.1230 61.5000
14. 3/4 COUPLER TIT 250 0.1810 45.2500 0.2000 50.0000 0.1970 49.2500 0.1770 44.2500 0.2800 70.0000 0.1900 47.5000 0.2010 50. 2500
15. I 90 DEGREE ELBOW SIS 1,000 0.1593 159.3000 0.2500 250 . 0000 0.1730 173.0000 0.1560 156.0000 o . 2800 280.0000 0.1700 170.0000 0.1760 176.0000
16. I TEE SISIS 1,000 0.2097 209.7000 0.3100 310.0000 0.2280 228.0000 0.2050 205.0000 0.3500 350.0000 0.2200 220.0000 0.2330 233.0000
17. 1 45 DEGREE ELBOW SIS 250 0.2394 59.8500 O. 3200 80.0000 0.2610 65.2500 0.2340 58.5000 0.4000 100.0000 0.2500 62.5000 0.2660 66.5000
18. 1 COUPLER TIT 500 0.2403 120.1500 0.3500 175.0000 0.2620 131.0000 0.2350 117.5000 0.4000 200 . 0000 o . 2500 125.0000 0.2670 133.5000
19. 1 COUPLER SIS 500 0.1302 65.1000 0.1700 85.0000 0.1340 67.0000 0.1200 60.0000 0.2500 125.0000 0.1300 65.0000 0.1360 68.0000
20. I HALE ADAPTOR SIT 1,000 0.1404 140.4000 0.2000 200.0000 0.1530 153.0000 0.1370 137.0000 0.2500 250.0000 0.1400 140.0000 0.1550 155.0000
21. 1 FEMALE ADAPTOR SIT 250 0.1288 32.2000 0.2100 52.5000 0.1400 35.0000 0.1260 31. 5000 O. 2500 62.5000 0.1300 32.5000 0.1420 35.5000
22. 11/4 90 DEGREE ELBOII SXS 500 0.2781 139.0500 O. 3800 190.0000 0.3060 153.0000 0.2750 137.5000 O. 9000 450.0000 O. 3000 150.0000 0.3110 155.5000
23. 11/4 TEE SISIS 500 0.3294 164.7000 0.4700 235.0000 0.3590 179.5000 0.3220 161.0000 0.5200 260.0000 0.3400 170.0000 0.3650 182.5000
24. 11/4 COUPLER SIS 500 0.1692 84.6000 0.2300 115.0000 0.1840 92.0000 0.1650 82.5000 O. 3000 150.0000 0.1800 90.0000 0.1870 93.5000
25. 11/4 HALE ADAPTOR SIT 100 0.1701 17 .0100 0.2600 26.0000 0.1850 18.5000 0.1660 16.6000 o . 3000 30.0000 0.1800 18.0000 0.1880 18.8000
26. 11/2 90 DEGREE ELBOW SIS 500 0.2979 148.9500 0.4300 215.0000 0.3240 162.0000 0.2~10 145.5000 0.5000 250.0000 0.3100 155.0000 0.3310 165.5000
27. 11/2 TEE SXSXS 500 0.3987 199.3500 0.5700 285.0000 0.4340 217.0000 0.3900 195.0000 0.6500 325.0000 0.4200 210.0000 0.4430 221.5000
28. 11/2 45 OEGREE ELBOW SIS 500 0.4221 211. 0500 0.5500 275.0000 0.4600 230.0000 0.4130 206.5000 o . 5000 250.0000 0.4400 220.0000 0.4680 234.0000
29. 11/2 COUPLER SIS 500 0.1809 90. 4500 0.2600 130.0000 0.1970 98.5000 0.1770 88.5000 0.3000 150.0000 0.1900 95.0000 0.2010 100.5000
30. 11/2 MALE ADAPTOR SIT 500 0.2304 115.2000 0.3200 160.0000 0.2510 125.5000 0.2250 112.5000 0.8500 425.0000 0.2400 120.0000 0.2560 128.0000
31. 11/2 FEMALE ADAPTOR SIT 100 0.2304 23.0400 0.3300 33.0000 0.2510 25.1000 0.2250 22.5000 0.8500 85.0000 0.2400 24.0000 0.2560 25. 6000
32. 2 90 DEGREE ELBOII SIS 500 0.4707 235.3500 O. 6400 320.0000 0.5130 256.5000 0.4600 230.0000 0.7500 375.0000 0.5000 250.0000 0.5220 261.0000
33. 2 TEE SISIS 300 0.5796 173.8800 0.8000 240.0000 0.6310 189.3000 0.5700 171.0000 0.8500 255.0000 0.6100 183.0000 0.6440 193.2000
BID 198-92 OPENED 10/21/92 BARNES IND. PLASTIC CAPITAL CITY PIPES CENTUllY RAIN AID COAST PUMP . SUPPLY CONTRO~ TECHNOLOGY D . S IND. PLASTICS RITE-FLO SUPPLY INC.
PAGE 2 OF 9 TAl'!PA. FLORIDA TALLA!IASSE:!:. !!.CRIDA TAMPA. FLORIDA maCE. FLORIDA CLEARIIATER . FLORIDA CLEAllIIATER. lLORIDA DUNEDIN. FLORIDA
EST UIiIT TOTAL tTh"1'T TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UN1T TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL
DESCRIPTION m:! !!ill mg mg mg mg mg mg ll:lli ll:lli mg ~ ~ ~ ~
34. 45 DEGREE ELBOII SXS 300 0.5508 165.2400 0.7300 219.0000 O. 6000 180.0000 0.5400 162.0000 0.8000 240.0000 0.5700 171.0000 0.6120 183.6000
35. COUPLER SXS 300 0.2826 84.7800 0.3700 111.0000 0.3080 92.4000 0.2760 82.8000 0.8500 2.55.0000 O. 3000 90.0000 0.3130 93.9000
36. IIALE ADAPTOR sn 500 0.2997 149.8500 0.4700 235.0000 0.3260 163.0000 0.2930 146.5000 0.5000 2.50.0000 0.3100 155.0000 0.3320 166.0000
36A. 2 FEMALE ADAPTOR 50 O. 3096 15.4800 0.4000 20.0000 0.3370 16.8500 0.3030 15.1500 0.5000 25.0000 0.3200 16.0000 0.3430 17.1500
37. 21/2 90 DEGREE ELBOII SXS 25 1.4280 35.7000 2. 3600 59.0000 1.5550 38.8750 1. 4000 35.0000 2.5000 62.5000 1. 5000 37.5000 1.5900 39.7500
38. 21/2 TEE SXSXS 25 1. 7000 42.5000 3.1000 77 . 5000 2.0820 52.0500 1.8700 46.7500 3.0000 75.0000 2.0000 50.0000 2.1200 53.0000
39. 21/2 45 DEGREE ELBOII SXS 2.5 1.4300 35.7500 2.3000 57.5000 1.5570 38.9250 1. 4000 35.0000 2.5000 62.5000 L5000 37.5000 1.5900 39.7500
40. 21/2 COUPLER sn 2.5 0.7820 19.5500 2.4500 6:.2500 0.8520 21.3000 0.7650 19.1250 1.1000 27.5000 O. 6500 16.2.500 0.8680 21.7000
41. 3 90 DEGREE ELBOII SXS 25 1.7100 42.7500 2.8500 7: .2.500 1.8610 46.5250 1.6700 41. 7500 2.3000 57.5000 1.7800 44.5000 1.8900 47.2500
42. 3 TEE SXSXS 2.5 2.7300 68.2.500 4 . 2500 106.2.500 2.7310 68.2750 2.4500 61 .2500 4.5OOD 112.5000 2.6200 65.5000 2.7900 69.7500
43. 3 45 DEGlEI ELBOII SXS 25 2.2200 55.5000 4.5000 112.5000 2.4180 60.4500 2.1700 54 . 2500 3.5000 87.5000 LoIoo 25.2500 2.4700 61.7500
44. 3 COUPLERSXS 25 0.9720 24.3000 2.0000 50.0000 1. 0580 26.4500 0.9500 23.7500 1. 7000 42.5000 1.0100 2.5 . 2.500 1.0800 27.0000
45. 4 90 DEGlEI ELBOII SXS 25 3.0580 76.4500 3.1000 77.5000 3.3330 83.3250 2.9900 74.7500 9.5000 237.5000 3.2000 80.0000 3. 4000 85.0000
46. TEE SXSXS 25 4.5400 113.5000 4.6000 115.0000 4.9440 123.6000 4.4400 111.0000 6.7500 168.7500 4.7400 118.5000 5.0500 126.2500
47. 45 DEGREE ELBOII SXS 25 3.9888 99.7200 3.1500 78.7500 4.3430 108.5750 3.9000 97.5000 6.0000 150.0000 1.4600 36.5000 4.4300 110.7500
48. COUPLER SXS 25 1.4040 35.1000 2 . 5000 62.5000 1.5290 38.2250 1.3700 34.2500 2.5000 62.5000 1.4600 36.5000 1.5600 39.0000
49. IIALE ADAPTER 25 1.3000 32.5000 2.9500 73.7500 1.4160 35 . 4000 1.2700 31. 7500 2.5000 62.5000 1.3600 34.0000 1.4500 36.2500
TOTAL 4,512.59 6,328.75 4,915.33 4,412.18 8,451.75 4,632.2.5 5,080.30
UDUCIIl. BUSIlIBGS
1. 4X3SXS 25 1.8576 46.4400 3.0200 75.5000 2.0250 50.6250 1.8200 45.5000 3.0000 75.0000 1.9500 48.7500 2.0700 51. 7500
2. 3 X 21/2 SXS 25 0.8316 20.7900 2.0500 51.2500 O. 9060 22.6500 0.7400 18.5000 1.5000 37.5000 0.8700 21.7500 O. 9230 23.0750
3. 21/2 1 2 SXS 100 0.5607 56.0700 1.0500 105.0000 0.6110 61.1000 0.5480 54.8000 O. 9800 98.0000 o . 5800 58.0000 O. 6230 62. 3000
4. 2 X 11/2 SXS 500 0.3492 174.6000 0.9500 475.0000 o . 3800 190.0000 0.3410 170.5000 0.6000 300.0000 0.3600 180.0000 0.3870 193.5000
5. 11/2 X 11/4 SXS 1,000 0.2106 210.6000 O. 5500 550.0000 0.2290 229.0000 0.2060 206.0000 0.4000 400.0000 0.2200 220.0000 0.2340 234.0000
6. 11/4 X 1 SXS 1,000 0.1998 199.8000 O. 3500 350.0000 0.2180 218.0000 0.1950 195.0000 0.4000 400.0000 0.2100 210.0000 0.2220 222.0000
7. 1 X 3/4 SXS 2,000 0.2088 417.6000 0.2500 500.0000 0.1650 330.0000 0.1480 296.0000 0.3500 700.0000 0.1500 300.0000 0.1670 334.0000
8. 3/4 X 1/2 SXS 2,000 0.0828 165.6000 0.1500 300.0000 0.0900 180.0000 0.0810 162.0000 0.3000 600.0000 o . 0900 180.0000 0.0910 182.0000
9. 3/4 X 1/2 Tn 100 0.2304 23.0400 0.4500 45.0000 0.2510 25.1000 0.22.50 22.5000 0.5000 50.0000 0.2400 24.0000 0.2560 25. 6000
10. 1 X 3/4 Tn 200 0.3222 64.4400 0.5900 118.0000 0.3510 70.2000 0.3150 63.0000 0.6000 120.0000 O. 3400 68.0000 0.3570 71. 4000
11. 1/2 X 1/4 sn 50 0.2126 10.6300 0.2600 13.0000 0.1850 9.2.500 0.1660 8.3000 0.9600 48.0000 0.1800 9.0000 0.H20 20. 6000
TOTAL 1,389.61 2,582.75 1,385.93 1.242.10 2,828.50 1,319.50 1,420.23
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BID 198-92 OPENED 10/21/92 BARNES IND. PLASTIC CAPITAL CITY PIPES CENTURY RAIN AID COAST PUll!' . SUl'PL Y CONTROL TECl!NOLOGY o . S IND. PLASTICS RITE-FLO SUPPLY INC.
PAGE 3 OF 9 TAMPA. FLORIDA TALLAlIASSEE. FLORIDA TA!iPA , FLORIDA VErnCE . FLO?.IDJ. CLEARIIATER. FLORIDA CLEARIIATER. FLORIDA DUNEDIN. FLOP.IDA
EST UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TCTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL milT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL
DESCRIPTION Jl!! !!ill l!ill nlli nlli PRICE !!ill !!ill !!ill !!ill nlli !!ill lllli lllli PR.!CE
CAPS - SLIP
1. 4 IN. 10 1. 9120 19.1200 4.3~00 43.~000 2.0820 20.8200 1.8700 18.7000 3.~600 3~. 6000 2.0000 20.0000 2.1200 21. 2000
2. 3 IN. 10 0.8410 8.4100 1.9~00 19.~000 0.91~0 9.1~00 0.8220 8.2200 1.8000 18.0000 0.8800 8.8000 0.9330 9.3300
3. 21/2 IN. 10 0.7700 7.7000 1.9000 19.0000 0.8360 8. 3600 O. 7~20 7 . ~200 1.~000 1~.0000 0.8000 8.0000 0.8~~0 8. ~~OO
4. 2 IN. 100 0.2403 24.0300 O. 4~00 4~. 0000 0.2620 26.2000 O. 23~0 23.~000 O.~OOO ~O.OOOO O.~OO ~.OOOC 0.2670 26.7000
~. 11/2 IN. 100 0.1998 19.9800 0.3~00 3~.0000 0.2180 21. 8000 0.19~0 19.~000 O.~OOO ~0.0000 0.2100 21. 0000 0.2220 22 . 2000
6. 11/4 IN. 100 0.1809 18 . 0900 0.3400 34.0000 0.1970 19.7000 0.1770 17 . 7000 O.~OOO ~O. 0000 0.1900 19.0000 0.2010 20.1000
7. 1 IN. ~O 0.1310 32. 7~00 0.2500 62.~000 0.1420 3~.~000 0.1280 32.0000 0.3~0 87 .~OOO 0.1300 32.~00 0.1440 36.0000
8. 3/4 IN. ~OO 0.0828 41.4000 O.I~OO 7~.0000 0.0900 4~.0000 0.0810 40 . ~OOO 0.3~00 17~.0000 0.0900 4~.0000 0.0910 45.5000
9. 1/2 IN. ~OO 0.0720 36.0000 0.1000 ~0.0000 0.0780 39.0000 0.0700 35.0000 0.2000 100.0000 0.0800 40.0000 0.0790 39.~000
10. 1 IN. TIIREAJlED 100 0.2583 2~.8300 0.3~00 35.0000 0.2810 28.1000 O. 2~30 ~. 3000 O.~OOO ~O. 0000 0.2800 28 . 0000 0.2870 28.7000
11. 3/4 IN. TIIREAJlED 100 0.1701 17.0100 0.2000 20.0000 0.18~0 18.~000 0.1660 16.6000 O.~OOO ~O. 0000 0.1800 18.0000 0.1880 18.8000
TOTAL 250.32 438.50 272.13 ~ 681.10 265. 30 276.~8
SLIP lIDS
1. 4 IN. 2~ 20.~400 ~13.~000 0.0000 17.0800 427.0000 17 .I~OO 426. noo 0.0000 17.2400 431. 0000 18.8100 470.2~00
2. 3 IN. ~ 11. 7700 294.2~00 0.0000 9.7600 244.0000 9.8000 24~.0000 0.0000 9.8800 247.0000 11.~100 287.7~00
3. 21/2 IN. ~ 9.0300 22~. 7~00 0.0000 7 .8080 195.2000 7.8400 196.0000 0.0000 7.~800 189.~000 8.8300 220.7~00
4. 2 IN. ~O ~.~800 279.0000 0.0000 4. 8~60 242.8000 4.8700 243.~00 0.0000 4. 6800 234 . 0000 ~. 4~00 272.5000
~. 11/2 IN. ~o 3.8200 191.0000 0.0000 3.1180 1~5.9000 3.1300 156.~000 0.0000 3.1000 1~~.0000 3.6200 181.0000
6. 11/4 IN. 50 3.4500 172.~000 0.0000 2.8740 143.7000 2.8800 144.0000 0.0000 2.8700 143.~000 3. 3~00 167.5000
7. 1 IN. 50 1.8500 92.~000 0.0000 1.~370 76.8~00 I. 5400 77 .0000 0.0000 1. 5~00 77 .~OOO 1. 8100 90.~000
8. 3/4 IN. 50 1. 5400 77 .0000 0.0000 I. 3180 65.9000 1. 3200 66.0000 0.0000 1.2900 64. ~OOO 1.5100 75.5000
TOTAL l,84~.~0 0.00 I, 551. 3~ 1.~~6.7~ 0.00 1.~42.00 1,765.7~
UDllCIIIG TEES ALL S%S%S
I. 2 I 2 1 3/4 200 0.6192 123.8400 1.9000 380.0000 0.6740 134.8000 O. 60~0 121.0000 1. 2~00 2~0. 0000 0.6500 130.0000 O. 6880 137.6000
2. 11/2 I 11/2 I 3/4 200 0.6318 126.3600 1.4~00 290.0000 0.6880 137.6000 0.6180 123.6000 1.~00 ~O. 0000 0.6600 132.0000 0.7020 140.4000
3. 11/4 I 11/4 I 3/4 200 0.3~91 71.8200 1.~00 2~0. 0000 0.3910 78.2000 0.3510 70.2000 1.0000 200.0000 0.3700 74.0000 0.3980 79.6000
4. 1 I I I 3/4 200 0.2394 47.8800 1.1000 220.0000 0.2610 ~2. 2000 0.2340 46.8000 0.5000 100.0000 O. 2~00 ~O.OOOO 0.2660 ~3. 2000
~. 21/2 I 21/2 I 2 20 1. 9080 38.1600 4.1500 83.0000 2.0780 41.~600 1.8600 37.2000 3. 5000 70.0000 1.9900 39.8000 2.1200 42.4000
6. 31312 20 2.7300 54. 6000 10.6100 212.2000 2.9720 ~9.4400 2.6700 ~3.4000 4.7500 9~.0000 2.8500 ".0000 3.0300 60 . 6000
7. 4x4x2 20 4.5405 90.8100 17.6~00 3~3.0000 4.9440 98 . 8800 4.4400 88.8000 6. 9000 138.0000 4.7400 94.8000 ~.O~OO 101.0000
8. 3/4 1 3/4 1 1/2 200 0.1287 2~. 7400 0.~00 ~O.OOOO 0.1400 28.0000 0.1260 ~.2000 0.5000 100.0000 0.1900 38.0000 0.1420 28 . 4000
TOTAL ~79.21 1,838.20 630.68 ~ 1,203.00 61~.60 643.20
BID 198-92 OPENED 10/21/92 BARNES IND. PLASTIC CAPITAL Cln PIPES CD,TIlRY RAlJl AID COAST PUIIP , SUPPLY CONTROL TECBNOLOCY D'S lHO. PLASTICS RITE-no SUPPLY INC.
PAGE ~ OF 9 TAMPA. FLORIDA TALLAIIASSEE. FLORIDA TAMPA. FLORIDA mnCE , FLORIDA CLEARIIATER , noRIDA CLEAll.IIATER. r..oRIDA DUNEDIN , FLORIDA
EST UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UK'T"" TOTAL UlaT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UlUT TOTAL UNlT TOTAL
DESCRIPTION .!l!! mg PRICE mg mg mg mg mg mg mg mg mg !?:ill !!!ill !!!ill
IICllDEL ELECTRIC VALVES
1. 2 IRRI-TROL GLOBE/ANGLE 100 0.00 0.00 ~3.6500 ~,365.00 ~2.500D ~,250.0D 73.0000 7,300.00 0.00 46.2500 ~,625.00
2. 11/2 IRRI-TROL GLOBE/ANGLE 50 0.00 0.00 30.1500 1,507.50 29.~000 1,~70.00 50.0000 2,500.00 0.00 31. 9500 1,597.50
3. 1 IRRI-TROL GLOBE/ANGLE 100 0.00 0.00 18.9000 1,890.00 18.~000 1,8~0.00 32.0000 3,200.00 0.00 20.0000 2,000.00
TOTAL 0.00 0.00 7,762.50 7.560.00 13,000.00 0.00 8,222.50
PAIl'S JOB. IICllDEL ELECrUC VALVES
1. 2 DIAPIIRAMS 50 0.0000 0.0000 5.7910 289.5500 7.0200 351.0000 11.0000 550.0000 0.0000 6.5500 327.5000
2. 11/2 DIAPlIRAIlS 50 0.0000 0.0000 5.2120 260.6000 6.3000 315.0000 9.0000 ~50.0000 0.0000 5.1000 255.0000
3. 1 DIAPIIRAMS 50 0.0000 0.0000 1.8820 9~.1000 2.2400 112.0000 ~.OOOO 200.0000 0.0000 5 . 4000 270.0000
~. 2~ VOLT SOLENOIDS 50 0.0000 0.0000 3.7640 188.2000 ~.5600 228.0000 8.5000 425.0000 0.0000 5.2.500 262.5000
TOTAL 0.0000 0.00 m&... 1,006.00 1,625.00 0.00 1,115.00
IWIDIE ELECrUC VALVES - 100 SIlIlIES
1. 2 IN. IRRI - TROL GLOBE I ANGLE 30 0.00 0.00 48.6000 1,458.00 ~7.5000 1,~25.00 0.00 0.00 51.5000 1,545.00
2. 11/2 IN. IRRI-TROL GLOBE/ANGLE 30 0.00 0.00 34 . 6500 1,039.50 33.8800 1,016.40 0.00 0.00 36.7000 1,101.00
3. 1 IN. IRRI-TROL GLOBE/ANGLE 50 0.00 0.00 22.9500 1,147.50 22.4~00 1,122.00 0.00 0.00 2~.3000 1,215.00
TOTAL 0.00 0.00 3,6~5.00 3.563.40 0.00 0.00 3,861.00
PAIl'S JOB. IWIDIE ELECrUC VALVES
1. 2 IN. DIAPlIRAIlS 20 0.0000 0.0000 15.9250 318.5000 8.0000 160.0000 0.0000 0.0000 28.9000 578.0000
2. 11/2 IN. DIAPlIRAIlS 20 0.0000 0.0000 9. 3820 187.6400 5.5000 110.0000 0.0000 0.0000 10.7500 215.0000
3. 1 IN. DIAPlIRAIlS 20 0.0000 0.0000 7.8180 156.3600 5.5000 110.0000 0.0000 0.0000 8. 9000 178.0000
TOTAL 0.00 0.00 662.50 ~ 0.00 0.00 971.00
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BID 198-92 OPENED 10/21/92 BARNES IND. PLASTIC CAPITAL CITY PIPES CENTURY RAIN AID COAST PUMP . SUPPLY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY o . SIND. PLASTICS RITE-FLO SUPPLY INC.
PAGE 5 OF 9 TAMPA. FLORIDA TALLABASSEE. r..oRIDA TA.'!PA. FLORIDA VENICE. r..oRIDA CLEARWATER. FLORIDA CLEARWATER. FLORIDA DUNEDIN. FLORIDA
EST UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOT;';' tn."lT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNI'! TOTAL
DESCRIPTION .m !!\ill !!\ill !!\ill !!Jg !!Jg PRICE !!\ill !!\ill !!\ill !!\ill !!\ill PRI CE .mg .mg
l'llLy IIIPPLES
1. 1/2 X CLOSE 1,000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0590 59.0000 0.0520 52.0000 o . 0000 0.1500 150.0000 0.0540 54 .0000
2. 3/4 I CLOSE 1,000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0910 91.0000 0.0830 83.0000 0.0000 0.1700 170.0000 0.0900 90.0000
3. 3/4 X 1/2 X CLOSE 1,000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0860 86.0000 0.0790 79.0000 O. 0000 0.2200 220.0000 0.0850 85.0000
4. 1/2 X 6 CUT-OFFS 500 0.0000 0.0000 0.1330 66.5000 0.1290 64.5000 o . 0000 0.1500 75.0000 0.1300 65.0000
S. 3/4 I 6 CUT-OITS 500 0.0000 0.0000 0.2460 123.0000 0.1710 85.5000 0.0000 0.2200 110.0000 0.2400 120.0000
6. 3/4 I 1/2 I 6 CUT-OITS 200 0.0000 0.0000 0.2010 40.2000 0.1410 28.2000 0.0000 O. 2200 44.0000 O. 2000 40 . 0000
TOTAL 0.00 0.00 465.70 ~ O.OD 769.00 454.00
VALVE IlllDS
1. 6 ROUND \lITE COVER SO D.OOOO 8. 9400 447.0000 1.8500 92.5000 1. 6000 80.0000 7 . 5DDO 37S.0DOO 1.6000 80.0000 2. 0000 100.0000
2. 10 ROUND \lITE COVER 50 0.0000 5.0600 253.0000 5.4900 2H.5000 5 . 5000 275.0000 15.5000 775.0000 4.4600 223.0000 6.2000 310.0000
3. 10 1/4 W X 6 0 X 16 IN. 1 RECTANGUlAR \lITE COVER SO 0.0000 8.1300 406.5000 9.6200 481.0000 9 . 2500 462.5000 13.5000 675.0000 6.4400 322.0000 9.9800 499.0000
TOTAL 0.00 1,106.50 848.00 817.50 1,825.00 ~ 909.00
sm.VIIrT lIELD FTC PIPE, 160 PSI
1. 4 IN 400 0.6200 248.00 0.6100 244.00 0.6180 247.20 0.6800 272.0D D.990D 396.00 0.6600 264.00 0.7100 284.00
2. 3IN 500 O. 3800 190.00 0.4000 200.00 0.3750 187.50 0.4200 210.00 0.6300 315.00 0.4100 205.00 0.4400 220.00
3. 21/2 IN 1,000 0.2600 260.00 0.2500 2SD.OD D.2520 252.00 D . 2800 280.00 0.4700 470.00 0.2900 290.00 0.2900 290.00
4. 2 IN 6,000 0.1800 1,080.00 0.1800 1,080.00 0.1690 1,014.00 0.2000 1,200.00 O. 3200 1,920.00 0.2000 1.200.00 0.2000 1,200.00
5. 11/2 IN 6,000 0.1200 720.00 0.1200 720.00 0.1090 654 . 00 0.1250 750.00 0.2400 1,440.00 0.1400 840.00 0.130D 780.00
6. 11/4 IN 8,000 0.0900 720.00 0.1000 800.00 0.0830 664.00 0.1100 880.00 0.2100 1,680.00 0.1100 880.00 0.100D 800.00
7. IIN 8,000 0.070D 560.00 0.0800 640.00 0.0650 520.00 0.0750 600.00 0.1800 1,440.00 0.0900 720.00 0.0790 632.00
8. 3/4 IN 8,OOD 0.0600 480.00 0.0600 480. 00 0.0490 392.00 0.0600 480.00 0.0850 680.00 0.0700 560.00 0.0590 472.00
9. 1/2 IN 6,000 0.0500 300.00 0.0500 300.00 0.0400 240.00 O. 0500 300.00 0.0750 450.00 o . 0600 360.00 0.0480 288.00
TOTAL 4,558.00 4,714.00 4.170.70 4,972.00 8,791.00 5,319.00 4,966.00
PCV PIPE SCIIEDlILE 40
1. 1 IN. 200 0.1600 32.0000 O. 3800 76.0000 o . 1360 27.2000 0.1590 31.8000 0.2800 56.0000 0.1400 28.0000 0.1500 30.0000
2. 3/4 IN. 200 0.0900 18.0000 0.1700 34.0000 0.0910 18.2000 0.1080 21.6000 0.2400 48.0000 0.1100 22.0000 0.1050 21.0000
3. 1/2 IN. 200 0.0700 14.0000 0.1400 28. 0000 0.0680 13.6000 0.0830 16.6000 0.2000 40.0000 0.0800 16.0000 O. 0800 16.0000
TOTAL 64.00 138.00 lli!!!!.... 70.00 144.00 66.00 67.00
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BID 198-92 OPENED 10/21/92 BARNES IND. PLASTIC CAPITAL CITY PIPES CENTUI\Y RAIN AID COAST. PUMP . SUPPLY CONTROL TECHNOLOGY D . S IND. PLASTICS RITE-FLO SUPPLY INC.
PAGE 6 OF 9 TAliPA. FLORIDA TAIJ.AIlASSE!:. FLORIDA TAMPA. FLORIDA VElllCE. FLORIDA CLEARIIA TER , FLORIDA CLEARIIATER. FLORIDA DUNEDIN. FLORIDA
EST UNIT TOTAL UlaT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTA:.
DESCll!":'lON 9.I! nill nill !Bill nill nill nill nill nill nill nill nill nill !Bill !Bill
DIllP IB1llG&n0ll SUPl'LI]!;S
1. 3/~ BLUE LINE POLY PIPE 1,000 0.00 0.00 0.0610 61. 00 0.0540 5~.00 0.00 0.00 0.0570 57.00
2. 12 INeB TORO NETAFIRM-TECBLINE DRIP TUllING 5,000 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.2060 1,030.00 0.00 0.00 o . 2230 1,115.00
MODEL TLDL9-1210 9 GPB
3. 1/2 CIRCLE IIlCRO-JET EIIlTTERS 5,000 0.00 0.00 o . 0680 3~0. 00 0.0700 350.00 0.00 0.00 0.2100 1,050.00
4. 280 DEGREE CIRCLE IIlCRO-JET EIIlTTERS 5,000 0.00 0.00 0.0680 3~0. 00 0.0700 350.00 0.00 0.00 0.1100 550.00
5. STAINLESS SCIlEII CLAIlPS 7/16-29/32 INeB 200 0.00 0.00 0.3180 63.60 O. 3200 64.00 0.00 0.00 0.3500 70.00
6. STAINLESS SCRF. CLAIlPS 9/16-11116 INeB 200 0.00 0.00 O. 3~80 69.60 0.3200 64.00 0.00 0.00 0.3500 70.00
7. 1/2 INeB n.EX1BLE PVC PIPE 500 0.00 0.00 0.2~80 124.00 0.2200 110.00 0.00 0.00 0.2700 135.00
TOTAL 0.00 0.00 INCOMPLETE 2.022.00 0.00 0.00 3,047.00
lllSmc: l1T1'IIICS OR IWIII rrrrmcs IllJl. POLY AIID AQIW'OIlE
1. 1/2 IIALE ADAPTOR (IIALE THREAD I BARll INSERT) 500 0.0000 1.0500 525.0000 0.10~0 52.0000 0.1~50 72.5000 O. 2500 125.0000 0.1~00 70.0000 0.1900 95.0000
2. 1/2 BARll I BARll COUPLER 250 0.0000 0.3600 90.0000 0.1080 27.0000 0.1500 37.5000 O. 2500 62.5000 0.1~00 35 . 0000 0.1960 49.0000
3. 1/2 BARll PLUG 500 0.0000 O. 3~00 170.0000 0.1830 91.5000 0.1900 95.0000 0.3500 175.0000 0.2500 125.0000 0.3500 175.0000
4. 1/2 BARll I BARll I BARll TEE 200 0.0000 O. 6800 136.0000 0.2180 43.6000 O. 3000 60.0000 o . ~500 90.0000 0.2900 58.0000 0.3900 78.0000
5. 31 ~ IIALE THREAD I BARll INSERT 200 0.0000 1.2200 244.0000 0.1220 24.4000 0.1700 34.0000 o . 2500 50.0000 0.1700 34.0000 0.2200 4~.0000
6. 3/4 BARll X BARll COUPLER 250 0.0000 0.4500 112.5000 0.1220 30 . 5000 0.1700 42.5000 O. 2500 62.5000 0.1700 42.5000 o . 2200 55.0000
7. 3/~ BARll PLUGS 200 0.0000 0.3800 76.0000 o . 2000 ~O.OOOO 0.2000 40.0000 O. ~OOO 80.0000 0.2600 52.0000 o . 3600 72.0000
8. 3/4 IlA1Ul X IlA1Ul X IlA1Ul TEE 200 0.0000 0.9600 192.0000 0.2470 ~9. ~OOO 0.3500 70.0000 0.5000 100.0000 O. 3300 66.0000 0.4500 90.0000
9. 2 GPB TII1F - TIE DRIP EIIlTTERS 1000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0830 83.0000 0.1000 100.0000 0.0000 0.1200 120.0000 0.1000 100.0000
10. T X BARll IIAX1-JET ADAPTERS 1000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0440 44.0000 0.0800 80.0000 0.0000 0.0600 60.0000 o . 0800 80.0000
TOTAL 0.00 INCOIlPLETE ~ 631. 50 INCOMPLETE 662.50 838.00
IlA1llBlllD SPnAL IWIII nTT1IlGS
1. IIODEL SBE-050 400 0.0000 0.0000 0.17~0 69.6000 0.1300 52.0000 O. 3500 140.0000 0.0000 0.2200 88.0000
2. IIODEL SBE-075 ~OO 0.0000 0.0000 0.1740 69.6000 0.1300 52.0000 O. 3500 1~0.0000 0.0000 o . 2200 88.0000
3. IIODEL SBA-050 200 0.0000 0.0000 O.IHO 34.8000 0.1300 26.0000 O. 3500 70.0000 0.0000 0.2200 44.0000
~. MODEL SBA-075 100 0.0000 0.0000 0.17~0 17.4000 0.1300 13.0000 O. 3500 35.0000 0.0000 o . 2200 22.0000
TOTAL 0.00 0.00 191. 40 ill.:.!!2.. 385 . 00 0.00 242.00
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BID 198-92 OPENED 10/21/92 BARNES IND. PLASTIC CAPITAr. CIn PIPES CEl,TIlR! RAIN AID COAST PUMP , SUPPLY CONTROL TECIINOLOGY D'S IND. PLASTICS RITE-FLO SUPPLY INC.
PAGE 7 OF 9 TAMPA, FLORIDA TALLAllASSEE , FLO?.1DA TA.~A. r ..oPJDA VENICE , FLORIDA CLEARIIATER , FLORIDA CLEARIIATER , FLORIDA DUNEDIN , FLORIDA
EST Ul.'lT TO'l'Ar. UNIT TO'l'Ar. m,-:: TO'l'AL UNIT TO'l'AL UNIT TO'l'AL UNIT TOTAr. UNIT TO'l'Ar.
DESCRIPTION m !!ill PRICE !!ill !!ill rr...:c! !!ill !!ill !!ill !!ill !!ill !!ill !!ill 1!lli mg
VARIOUS SUPPLIl!S
1. CLEAR PVC CEHENT, IlEDIUIl BODY (GALLONS) 20 0.00 0.00 8.7320 174.64 10.3400 206.80 18.7500 375.00 0.00 10.8000 216.00
2. PURPLE PVC PlUHER (GALLONS) 4 0.00 0.00 7.8540 31.42 10.7800 43.12 18.0000 72.00 0.00 13.0000 52.00
3. TllREADED PIPE SEALER, RECTOR SEAL (QUAllTS ) 6 0.00 0.00 16.8660 101.20 13.0000 78.00 10.0000 60.00 0.00 0.00
4. IlARKIllG FLAGS (BUNDLES) 50 0.00 0.00 3.2000 160.00 5.0000 250.00 0.00 0.00 5.0000 250 . 00
5. IlJIG ONE STEP \I1RE CONlliCTORS 1,000 0.00 0.00 0.5100 510.00 0.4400 440.00 2.2500 2,250.00 0.00 0.00
6. \I1RE, 16 GAGE, COLORED, SINGLE S'l'lWiD (2500' ROLL) 14 0.00 0.00 75.0000 1,050.00 72.5000 1,015.00 185.0000 2,590.00 0.00 70.0000 980.00
7. 2 IN. VIE\I lLO\I FILTERS 10 0.00 0.00 40.4900 484.90 42.0000 420. DO 0.00 0.00 48.0000 480.00
8. 11/2 IN VIE\I lLO\I FILTERS 10 0.00 0.00 31. 0900 310.90 27.0000 270.00 0.00 0.00 30.8800 308. 80
9. I IN. VIE\I lLO\I FILTERS 10 0.00 0.00 21.6900 216.90 19.0000 190.00 0.00 0.00 21. 6100 216.10
10. 3/4 IN. BRASS BOlLER DRAINS 50 0.00 0.00 1.8570 92.85 1. 4000 70.00 4 . 2500 212.50 0.00 2.7500 137.50
!l. HINl-CLIK II RAIN S\I1TCB RAIN SHUT OFF DEVICES 10 0.00 0.00 17 . 4800 174.80 16.5000 165.00 0.00 0.00 19.0000 190.00
12. RAINBIRD I\I1K-CUTS 30 0.00 0.00 9.8500 295.50 9 . 2500 277 .50 0.00 0.00 10.6000 318.00
13. LENNOX BACKHASTER BACXSAII BLADES 12-18 (JO PER PAa) 50 0.00 0.00 O. 3320 16.60 4. 5000 225.00 0.00 0.00 1.2500 62.50
14. 11/4 IN. PVC CBECK VALVES SXS 10 0.00 0.00 6.9300 69.30 6 . 5000 65.00 0.00 0.00 7.1100 71.10
15. !l/2 IN. PVC CRECK VALVES SXS 10 0.00 0.00 7.3790 73.79 7 .0000 70.00 0.00 0.00 7.5700 75.70
16. 2 INCB PVC CBECK VALVES SXS 10 0.00 0.00 10.8010 lO8.01 10.1000 101.00 0.00 0.00 11.0000 !l0.00
17. \I1RE, 16 GAGE, IIHlTE, SINGLE STRAND (HOD' ROLL) 7 0.00 0.00 75.0000 525 .00 72.0000 504.00 185.0000 1,295.00 0.00 70.0000 490.00
18. \I1RE PIPE' VALVE LOCATOR, PROGRESSIVE ELECTRONICS #521 2 0.00 0.00 575.0000 1,150.00 720.0000 1,440.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
19. S\I1NG PIPE, RAlNBIRD HODEL #2P-l00 2,000 0.00 0.00 0.1600 320.00 0.1400 280.00 0.00 0.00 0.1690 338.00
TO'l'AL 0.00 0.00 5,865.80 6,110.42 6,854.50 0.00 INCOMPLETE
!lEADS /RaZZLES
I. HIT BRAND 4 IN. POP-UPS 500 0.00 0.00 0.9100 455.00 0.8500 425.00 0.00 0.00 I. 0300 515.00
2. HIT BRAND 6 IN. POP-UPS 100 0.00 0.00 2.8000 280 . 00 2.6100 261.00 0.00 0.00 3. 3000 330.00
3. HIT BRAND 12 IN. POP-UPS 100 0.00 0.00 3.6000 360.00 3.3300 333.00 0.00 0.00 4 . HOD 425.00
4. HIT BRAND 15 B NOZZLE 500 0.00 0.00 O. 4800 240.00 0.4150 207.50 0.00 0.00 0.5000 250.00
5. HIT BRAND 12 B NOZZLE 300 0.00 0.00 O. 4800 144.00 0.4150 124.50 0.00 0.00 0.5000 150.00
6. HIT BRAND 15 F NOZZLE 200 0.00 0.00 0.4800 96.00 0.41S0 83.00 0.00 0.00 O. 5000 100.00
7. BIT BRAND 12 F NOZZLE 200 0.00 0.00 0.4800 96.00 0.4150 83.00 0.00 0.00 o . 5000 100.00
8. HIT BRAND lOB LOll ANGLE NOZZLE 100 0.00 0.00 0.4800 48.00 0.4150 41.50 0.00 0.00 0.5000 50.00
9. HIT BRAND 15 Q NOZZLE 100 0.00 0.00 0.4800 48.00 0.4150 41.50 0.00 0.00 0.5000 50.00
10. HIT BRAND 12 Q NOZZLE 100 0.00 0.00 0.4800 48.00 0.4150 41.50 0.00 0.00 o . 5000 50.00
11. HIT BRAND 9 X 18 SST NOZZLE 200 0.00 0.00 O. 4800 96.00 0.4150 83.00 0.00 0.00 0.5000 100.00
12. BIT BRAND 4 X 30 SST NOZZLE 200 0.00 0.00 0.4800 96.00 0.4150 83.00 0.00 0.00 o . 5000 100.00
13. HUNTER PGP-ADJ GEAR DRIVEN ROTORS 700 0.00 0.00 8.8900 6,223.00 8. 8000 6,160.00 0.00 0.00 10.7000 7,490.00
14. HUNTER 1-20 ADS GEAR DRIVEN STAINLESS NECK 500 0.00 0.00 15.2000 7,600.00 15.3000 7,650.00 0.00 0.00 19.1000 9,550.00
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BID 198-92 OPENED 10/21/92 BARNES IND. PlASTIC CAPITAL CITY PIPES CENTURY RAIN AlD COAST PUMP & SUPPLY CONTROL TECBNOLllGY o & S IND. PLASTICS RITE-FLO SUPPLY INC.
PAGE 8 OF 9 TAMPA. FLORIDA TAU.AllASSEE, FLORIDA TAMPA, FLORIDA VENICE, FLORIDA CLEARWATER. FLORIDA CLEARWATER. FLORIDA DlJNEDlI: , ,..cRID;.
EST UNIT rorAL UNIT rorAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT rorAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT rorAL UNIT rorA.:.
DESCRIPTION !lI! !lliI !lliI !lliI !lliI PRICE !lliI PRICE PRICE ~ ~ .mg !lliI .mg .mg
15. H'JNTER 1-20 ADV GEAR DRIVEN STAINLESS IlECK 500 0.00 0.00 11.4900 5,745.00 11 .5000 5,750.00 0.00 0.00 14.5000 7,250.00
16. IlUNTER PGE-ADV/36V 25 0.00 0.00 16.1900 404.75 16.2000 405 . 00 0.00 0.00 20.5000 512.50
17. IlUNTER 1-20 36S 100 0.00 0.00 15.5180 1,551.80 11.5000 1,150.00 0.00 0.00 19.1000 1,910.00
18. IlUNTER 1-25 ADS 50 0.00 0.00 24.5830 1,229.15 25. 5000 1,275.00 0.00 0.00 30.5000 1,525.00
19. IlUNTER 1-25 36S 50 0.00 0.00 24.5830 1,229.15 25 . 5000 1,275.00 0.00 0.00 30. 5000 1,525.00
TOTAL 0.00 0.00 25,989.85 25.472.50 0.00 0.00 31,982.50
IUlGAnlII TDD: CLOaS
I. IWUlIE RAIN-DIAL 6 STATION OUTDOOR 10 0.00 0.00 64.3500 643.50 59.8300 598.30 79.0000 790.00 0.00 69.0000 690.00
2. IWUlIE RAIN-DIAL 9 STATION OUTDOORS 10 0.00 0.00 89.1000 891.00 82.0000 820.00 110.0000 1,100.00 0.00 96.0000 960.00
3. IWUlIE RAIN-DIAL 12 STATION OUTDOOR 10 0.00 0.00 108.9000 1,089.00 106.0000 1,060.00 145.0000 1,450.00 0.00 117.0000 1,170.00
4. RAlNBIRD RC-7C CONTROu.ER 10 0.00 0.00 179.0090 1,790.09 196.0000 1,960.00 260.0000 2,600.00 0.00 222.0000 2,220.00
5. RAlNBIRD 1260C CONTROu.ER 10 0.00 0.00 228.0450 2,280.45 253.0000 2,530.00 300.0000 3,000.00 0.00 283.0000 2,830.00
6. RICHDEL 4 STATION OUTDOOR IIITB LOCK 10 0.00 0.00 47.2500 472.50 56.0000 560.00 49.0000 490.00 0.00 51. 9500 519.50
7. K-RAIN 2000 SERIES SINGLE STATION OUTDOOR IIITB LOCK 20 0.00 0.00 51.0000 1,020.00 51.0000 1,020.00 65.0000 1,300.00 0.00 57.0000 1,140.00
TOTAL 0.00 0.00 8.186.54 8,548.30 10,730.00 0.00 9,529.50
HIllCO BlASS Tn CAn! VALVES
I. 2 IN 20 0.00 53.5500 1,071.00 42.5620 851.24 42.7500 855 . 00 62.0000 1,240.00 36.7200 734.40 49.9500 999.00
2. 11/2 IN 20 0.00 43.5100 870.20 28.8360 576.72 28 . 9600 579.20 45.0000 900.00 26.0700 521. 40 34.1000 682.00
3. IIN 40 0.00 33.5500 1,342.00 14.5530 582.12 14.6200 584.80 28.0000 1,120.00 13.1600 526.40 17.2000 688 .00
4. 3/4 IN 40 0.00 32.1000 1,284.00 8.2690 330.76 8 . 3000 332.00 16.0000 640.00 7 . 4800 299.20 9.8000 392.00
5. 1/2 IN 20 0.00 31. 5000 630.00 6.7850 135.70 6.8100 136.20 14.0000 280.00 6.1400 122.80 8.0000 160.00
rorAL 0.00 5,197.20 2,476.54 2,487.20 4,180.00 2.204.20 2,921.00
lXIlPIlIlSSllll COUl'LIlIGS
I. 1 IN. 25 1.7100 42.7500 1.5000 37.5000 1.3530 33.8250 I. 4500 36 . 2500 0.0000 1.2800 32.0000 1.6700 41.7500
2. 11/4 IN. 25 2.6000 65.0000 1.9500 48.7500 2.0530 51. 3250 2.2000 55 . 0000 0.0000 1.9300 48.2500 2.5300 63.2500
3. 11/2 IN. 25 2.6800 67.0000 2.0500 51.2500 2.1230 53.0750 2.3000 57.5000 0.0000 I. 9900 49.7500 7.5700 189.2500
4. 2 IN. 25 3.5400 88.5000 2.9500 73.7500 2.8000 70.0000 3.0000 75.0000 0.0000 2.3800 59.5000 3. 4600 86.5000
TOTAL 263.25 211.25 208.23 223.75 0.00 ~ 380.75
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BID 198-92 OPENED 10/21/92
PAGE 9 OP 9
DESCRIPTION
PVC BALL VALVES
1. 3 IN.
2. 2 IN.
3. 1 IN.
TOTAL
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TERIIS:
DELIVERY:
S1llllWl.Y l'OIl. BID 198-92
BIDS SOLICITED
BIDS RECEIVED
NO RESPONSE
NO BID RESPONSE
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DO NOT onER PRODUCT
UNABLE TO MEET SPECIFICAnONS
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TAllPA. FLORIDA TALLAHASSEE. FLORIDA TAllPA. FLORIDA VENICE. FLORIDA CLEARWATER. FLORIDA CLEARWATER. FLORIDA DUNEDIN. FLORIDA
EST UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL UNIT TOTAL
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10 13.0000 130.00 49.5600 495.60 8.4760 84.76 10.1800 101.80 38.0000 380.00 9.2800 92.80 10.6000 106.00
10 6.5000 65.00 25.6000 256 .00 3.2200 32.20 4.1000 41.00 22.0000 220.00 3.4400 34.40 3.8000 38.00
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Clearwater City Commission
Agenda Cover Memorandum
I tern #
Meeting Date: 11/30/92
pwl
SUBJECT:
"WORK SESSION ONLY"
STATUS OF TRAFFIC SIGNAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION:
Receive the verbal presentation of the Traffic Engineer on the status of the
City's Traffic Signal Management Program, including the topics of traffic signal
timing and the County-wide study for traffic signal removal.
o and that the appropriate officiaLs be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
Earlier this month, the findings of a citizens' survey conducted by Bordner
Research, Inc., were presented to city commission and staff. Listed at the top
of a list of citizens' desires was the improved coordination of traffic signals.
Coming immediately after the long-awaited completion of the County-wide
computerized Traffic Signal System, this ranking sparked concerns about the
efficiency of the operation of Clearwater's portion of the new system.
Concurrently, the Pinellas County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO)
received recommendations from its Traffic Signal and Median Control Committee
concerning their final list of candidate signal removal locations. This list
includes twelve (12) intersections on capacity constrained arterials within the
City limits of Clearwater. Each listed intersection will undergo a detailed
analysis to determine if its operation under signal control is still justified,
and, if not, if the safety of the intersection would be compromised by the
signal's removal.
This staff presentation will provide Commission with a background on the operation
of the new signal system, briefly describing the technical strategies being used
by the City's signal system engineers. The presentation will also discuss the
signalized intersections on the MPO's proposed signal removal listing.
Reviewed by:
LegaL
Budget
Purchasing
Risk Mgmt.
CIS
ACM
Other
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Originating Dept:
PY/TRANSPORTATION GROUP
Oosts:
$ NONE
TotaL
Commission Action:
o Approved
o Approved w/conditions
o Denied
o Continued to:
$ NONE
Current FiscaL Yr.
User Dept:
PY/TRANSPORTATION GROUP
Flonding Source:
o CapitaL Imp.
o Operating
o Other
Attachlllents:
S
Advertised:
Date:
Paper:
~ Not Requi red
Affected Parties
o Notified
~ Not Requi red
List of Candidates for
SignaL RemovaL
Appropriation Code:
~ None
Cit
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CANDIDATES FOR TRAFFIC SIGNAL REMOVAL
1. Sunset Point Road at Lawson Road
2. Sunset Point Road at W orId Highway Boulevard
3. Fort Harrison A venue at Turner Street
4. Court Street at Oak A venue
5. Chestnut A venue at Oak Street
6. Missouri A venue at the Sunshine Mall parking lot
7. Fort Harrison A venue at Jeffords Street
8. Fort Harrison A venue at Pinellas Street
~ 9. Drew Street at Garden A venue
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, 10. Gulf To Bay Boulevard at Sky Harbor Drive
11. Gulf To Bay Boulevard at Duncan A venue
12. Gulf To Bay Boulevard at Lake A venue
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SUBJECT: Vacation Request
CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION
Agenda Cover Memorandum
PUBLIC
92-19 ( L~i~9Hochevar
Meeting Date
12/03/92
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RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: Deny the vacation of the 15' Right-of-Way lying East of
Lots 11 thru 16, Premier Village Subdivision.
c= And that the appropriate official be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The applicant's are requesting the vacation of the 15' Right-of-Way lying East
of Lots 15 & 16, Premier Village. The owners would like to increase their back
yards and for landscaping.
This petition has been reviewed by various City Departments/Divisions concerned
with vacations. The city Engineering Department is requesting the remaining
Right-of-Way lying East of Lots 11 thru 14 also be vacated and retained full
width as a Drainage & utility Easement. The City has existing storm main that
crosses this Right-of-Way. The Transportation Group agrees with the comments
from Engineering. The Planning Department reports that the property is zoned
RS8; any proposed construction must meet required setbacks as follows: 25 ft
street setback, 6 ft side, 10 ft rear for principal and accessory structures; for
swimming pools/screened pool enclosures: 25 ft street setback, 6 ft side and 8
ft rear. Parks Department has no objections to the vacation provided the
Easterly 5 ft be retained as a sidewalk Easement for a future bicycle trail. All
other Departments concerned have no objections.
Florida Power, General Telephone, Vision Cable & Pinellas County Water have no
objection to this vacation.
The Public Works Director has reviewed the comments submitted by the reviewing
departments. Because of the possible future use as a bicycle trail by the parks
department, the Public Works Director recommends the applicant's request be
denied.
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Public WorkslEngineering I
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User Dept.
Approved
Approved
w/conditions
Originating Dept.
Commission Action
Funding Source:
Capt. Imp.
Denied
Advertised:
Operating
Cont'd to
Date: 11/19 & 11/26/92 Other
Paper: Tampa Tribune
Appropriation Code(s)
Attachments:
Not required
Affected parties
notified Yes
NIA
Petition
Location Sketch
Not required
VAC9220.AGN
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Vacation Number 92-19
"Licavoli/Hochevar"
V A CAT ION R E QUE 8 T
PRO C E 8 I N G 8 H E T
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PLEASE REVIEW THIS VACATION IN TERMS OF YOUR PRESENT USE AND FUTURE NEED
FOR THE PROPERTY. INDICATE YOUR COMMENTS BELOW:
REFERENCE ATLAS SHEET NO 317BI J-14 SECTION~TOWNSHIP 298 RANGE 16E
1.
ENGINEERING DPQSION: -----LJ&_ /. ~
REVIEWED BY: QgJ5 APPROVED BY F LJJI..........l'~ : /D-f- ~~
COMMENTS: The Applicant is requesting the vacation f the 15 foot
North/South Right-of-Way lying along the East side of Lots 15 & 16,
Premier village Subdivision. The property owners would like to
enlarge their backyards for additional landscaping. The 15 foot
right-of-way was platted as part of the old Pinellas Groves
Subdivision. The City has an existing 19" x 30" R.C.P.storm pipe
that crosses the existing 15 foot Right-of-Way. Florida Power,
General Telephone, County Water, and vision Cable have no objection
to this vacation request. The Engineering Division has no
objection to the applicant's request and suggests that the
remaining Right-of-Way lying along the East side of Lots 11 thru
14, Premier village Subdivision be included in the request. The
full width of the right-of-way being vacated should be retained as
a Drainage & Utility Easement.
TRANSPORTATION GROUP: ~ _~ " \ ,_~ ~
REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY:' ~~
COMMENTS:
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DATE:
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PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT: (J:~
REVI EWED BY: ,,6. }.).t,~aM,i.-.--;> APPROVED BY: . DATE:
COMMENTS:
No objection. Zoned RS8; any proposed co struction must meet required
setbacks, as follows: 25 ft. street setback, 6 ft. side, 10 ft. rear
for principal and accessory structures; for swimming pools/screened pool
enclosures:25 ft. street setback, 6 ft. side and 8 ft. rear.
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BUILDING INSPECTION: , /
REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY: L/J
COMMENTS: \ \
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SANITATION DIVISION:
REVIEWED BY:
COMMENTS:
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GAS DEPARTMENT: ~
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NO OB:r~c.. Tlvl--t
APPROVED BY:
Vacation Number 92-19
"Licavoli/Hochevar"
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DATE: 101 S-!q L-
DATE:
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FIRE DEPARTMENT:
REVIEWED BY:~. QObl\~~ APPROVED
COMMENTS:
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Vacation Number 92-19
"LicavolijHochevar"
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POLICE DEPARTMENT: /I 0~
REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY: ,~(]~
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DATE: /d/.Jq!f..L
9.
PARKS DEPARTMENT:
REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY:
COMMENTS:
DATE: 10/13/92
A future Capital Improvement Project to install a north/south
bicycle trail on Florida Power right-of-way from Belleair Road
to Curlew Road has been discussed and planned for over the past
14 years. This section of the proposed bicycle trail is one of the
tightest due to the retention pond on Florida Power property.
Therefore, we have no objections to the vacation so long as the
easterly 5 feet can be retained as a sidewalk easement for a future
bicycle trail.
10.
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR: ~ ~ n . /1 ~
REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY: ~/. DATE: 10/29/92
COMMENTS: The property involved is a dedicated public right-of-way. This is
not a situation wherein we are requested to give up an easement right on another
person's property. In this situation the applicants are asking that the City give
property to adjacent parcels. As long as there is any reason to believe that the Cit
may desire a bicycle trail along this right-of-way we should not entertain any
~otion to vacate our interest. This request should be denied.
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PUBLIC HEARING'DATE:
11/19/92
12/03/92
AND
11/26/92
ADVERTISING DATE:
COMMISSION ACTION~----APPROVED----CONTINUED----TABLED----DENIED----
ORDINANCE. NO.
DATE OF ADOPTION
RECORDED IN o. R. BOOK:
PAGE:
LETTER TO PROPERTY OWNER ADVISING COMPLETION OF VACATION
VACATION CARD FILE:
SHEET 2 OF 4
REVISED 11/90
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HEREBY PETITION THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER FOR THE
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VACATION OF THE FOLLOWING:
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EASEMENT TYPE:
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RIGHT-OF-WAY
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2. LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY TO BE VACATED:
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ATTACHMENTS:
LAND SURVEY OF PROPERTY IS REQUIRED IF THIS VACATION INVOLVES
EXISTING ENCROACHMENT
DRAWING SHOWING PROPOSED USE OF VACATED PROPERTY
(SURVEY, PLOT PLAN, ETC.)
X SEE RESOLUTION 82-3 (ATTACHED)
ATTACHED LETTERS OF NO OBJECTION FROM:
X FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION
X GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY
X VISION CABLE
OTHER
7. SIGNATURE OF THE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY ABUTTING THAT PROPERTY PROPOSED
TO BE VACATED: (APPLICANT)
se ,t-.,~ lf~cJ.3;J ADDRESS & ZIP CODE
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COUNTY OF PINELLAS)
NOTARY PUSllC STAT~ FLORIDA
MY COMMISSION EXP. NOY.29.1993
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this
My Commission Expires:
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CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION
Agenda Cover Memorandum ,W ,
b" CONSENtf""
SUBJECT: Com J.ned Radl.o Telemetry. system or" monl. torJ.ng sanJ. tary
stations and potable water system
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sewer pump
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: Award a contract to purchase four (4) additional remote
telemetry units and spare parts from Data Flow systems, Inc. of Melbourne,
Florida for a total price of $29,384.00, in accordance with section 42.23 (5),
impractical to bid.
DU And that the appropriate official be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
This is the second phase of the combined radio telemetry system for sewer and
water. The original contract was awarded on 11/21/91. At that time, the
telemetry (Old Uniface system) for thirty of our seventy-nine sanitary sewer pump
stations, along with remotes at reservoirs No.1 and No.2, were replaced by the
new Data Flow Monitoring System. The new system has been in operation since June
1992 and has proven very successful.
At this time the following will be added:
Water
1) County Connection at reservoir #2
2) County Connection Sand Key
3) Coachman Park Pressure control
4) Spare Parts
$8,195.00
$7,026.00
$5,975.00
$2,413.00
Sanitarv Sewer Pumpinq stations
1) Lift station #7 (Morton Plant)
Old RTU will be relocated to
Station #22 (520 N. Saturn)
$5,775.00
Funds are available in the following code 315-1-6210-627/535.
The Data flow System was chosen as the model brand to be used at our facility
sites in a competitively bid purchase on 11-21-91. It would be impractical to
use another system now as it would involve a double inventory of parts and
equipment to maintain two separate systems.
Reviewed by:
Legal
Oudget
Purchasing
RIsk Hgmt.
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Other
Originating Dcpt:
Public Works/Infrastructure
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Costs: $29,384.00
(Current FY>
Commission Action
User ()ept:
Public Works/Infrastructure
Funding Source:
Approved
Approved
w/condltlons _____
Denied
Copt. 111fl. )(
Advertised:
Date:
Paper:
~ Not Required
Affected Parties
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Operating
Other
Cont1d to
Appropriation Code(s) Attachments:
315-1-6210-617/535 .. I Supporting DocUIlCntatlon
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CITY OF CLEARWATER
TELEMETRY SYSTEM EXPANSION
November 4, 1992
COUNTY CONNECTION AT RESERVOIR '2 - The RTU for Reservoir No. 2
is to be located at 21094 U.S. Hwy. 19. 'The analog-to-pulse
converter is an AGM Quantimer Model TA 5000-0. Due to,the size of
the unit, Mr. Werbstein agreed to place it in the control panel
instead of the RTU panel. The RTU consists of:
RTU07
(1) 316 S8 enclosure/anodized backplate
(1) Radio Interface Module/radio
(2) Digital Control/Monitor Modules
(1) Ah'ulog' Monitor Module
(1) Analog Control Module
(l)'!Power Supply Module (SOw)
(1) Backup battery (7.0 AH)
(I) UHF antenna, tower, mast, coax
(1) Analog-to-pulse converter
$ 8,195.00
SAND KEY COUNTY lvIETER - The ins tall at i on a t Sand Key sha 11
include the following materials (transducer is ICSensors Sealed
Gauge 0-100 PSI; LCD Displays are Newport 4 digit programmable LCD
displays) :
RTU07
(1) 316 55 enclosure/bubble door/anodized backplate
(1) Radio Interface Module/radio
(1) Analog Monitor Module
(1) Power Supply Module (SOw)
(1) Backup battery (7.0 AH)
(2) LCD displays
(1) Pressure transducer
(1) UHF antenna, tower, mast, coax $ 7,026.00
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RTU03
(1) 316 SS enclosure/anodized backplate
(I) Radio Interface Module/radio
(1) Digital Control/Monitor Module
(1) Analog Monitor Module
(1) Power Supply Module (2Sw)
(1) Backup battery (2.6 AH)
(1) UHF antenna, tower, mftst, coax
(1) Pressure Transducer
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COACHMAN PARK - RTU to be placed a t Beach Pressure Cont ro I at
Coachman Park. Transducer is ICSensors Sealed Gauge 0-100 PSI
pressure transducer. The RTU consists of:
$ 5,975.00
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Melbourne, Florida
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RTU05
(1) 316 ss enclosure and anodized backplate
(l) Radio Interface Module (RIMOOS)
(1) Digital Monitor Module (DMM001)
(1) Digital Control Module (DeMOOl)
(1) Power Supply Module
(2) Empty module slots for expansion
(1) Backup battery
(1) Antenna, tower (3 sections), mast, coax
(1) 5/8<< X 10' ground rod
$5,775.00
SPARE PARTS
Uninstalled spare parts are offered as a part of this quotation'.
The transducers are ICSensors Sealed Gauge 0-100 PSI; LCD Displays
are Newport 4 digit programmable LCD displays; the analog-to-pulse
converter is an AGM Quantimer Model TA 5000-0. .
(2) LCD Displays (@ $369.00 each)
(1) Pressure Transducer (@ $440.00 each)
(1) Analog-to-puIse converter (@ $390.00 each)
(1) Analog Control Module (@ $845.00 each)
Spare Parts
$ 2,413.00
TOTAL PROPOSAL QUOTATION
$29,384.00
All RTU quotations include installation supplies (concrete, wire,
conduit, hardware, etc.), installation labor, configuration, start
up, and warranty. Pressure transducert:l wi 11 require a 1/4" NPT
tap to be' provided by others. Sight survey, attended by Ron
Mitchell and Tom Smaidris (of DFS) and Mr. Pete Werbstein (City of
Clearwater) determined that "anti-climb" antenna towers were not
need~d since tower section will only be 6 feet above ground level.
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CLEARWATER CITY COl1MISSION
Agenda Cover :'lemorandum
H~etl"g Date 11-21-91
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SUBJECT: Combined Rndio Telemetry System for Monitoring Sanitary Sewer Pump Stations and Potable Waler System
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: Award a contract to purchase a radio telemetry system from Data Flow Systemt Inc. of Melbourne,
Florida, for a total price of 575,557. which is the lowest responsible bid submitted in accordance with specificntions.
00 And tbat the appropriate official be authorized to execute same.
HACKGROUND: At the present time thirty sanitary sewer pumping stations are being monHored by a radio telemetry system provided
by Uniface, Ine. of Belmont, California, in 1983. Since that time we have c:o:pcrienced nUmerous problems with the Uniface System,
including poor performance and slow or non-existent service response. Uniface has gonc througb several ownerships since 1983 and
is now out of business. Elements of the master control have failed and cannot be repaired. '
Separate from the UniIace telemetry system for sanitary sewer pumping stations, tbe Water Division owns a Bristol monitoring system
which communicates through a series ot telephone lincs. This system was installed in 1979. It is presently locatcd at 400 No. Myrtle
Avenue (old Water headquarters) and has not been moved to the ncW Infrastructure complex: due to its,age and major cost of moving
phone lincs. Water Division personnel must visit 400 No. Myrtle to monitor this system or depend upon someone in the Gas Division
to caU if there is an alarm. We are not satisfied with the accuracy of this system nor the S431 per month pbone line charge.
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It is proposed to replace both the Unifacc system and the Bristol system with the subject Data Flow system. 'The new system will
interface with the existing thirty sanitary sewer pump station remote telemetry units (and others as added) and will be capable of also
monitoring the water system as units are added. This contract cans for remotes at Reservoir Nos_ 1 and 2. The Water Division's Bristol
system will be gradually phased out with the adding of further remotes.
Vector Services Corporation of Tampa, Florida, was low bid at 549.624 but did not meet the specifications. CalIs were made to u!\crs
of the system listed by Vector; with tbe following results:
City of North Miami; Florida ~ Poor service~ still cannot get system to work
City of Pine Bluffs. Arkansas - Had tbe system removed five years ago
County of St. John;s, Florida. Cannot get service
City of Titusville, Florida - No complaints
Cans were made to users of tbe Data Flow system, with tbe following results:
Gainesville Regional Utility ~ Very pleased \vith product
City of Largo, Florida . Installation in progress
City of Naples, Florida - Pleased witb product
City North Myrtle Beach. So. Car. - Some bugs had to be worked out; noW very pleased with the product
Manatee County) Florida - Extremely pleased with product, and felt tbat Data Flow provided service beyond the normj has 123
remote units.
Funds are available in the following code 315.1.6210-627/535.
Reviewed by:
legal IlA
Budget
Purchasing
Risk Mgmt. fll\
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ACM :I^
Costs: S75,5S7.00
(Current FY)
Funding Source:
Commission Action
SulJmi tted oy:
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Date: 08~15-91
Plnellas Co. Review
Paper: Tamoa Tribune
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Other
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Approved
w/condltions _____
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Con t I d to
Other NA
Appropriation COde(s)
315.1-6210~627(535
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Questions at Recent Work Session
DATE:
December 1, 1992
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QUESTION 1/1: Do we have problems with Zebra mussels at water lines?
ANSWER: Zebra mussels are small freshwater bivalves which have recently caused
problems in the Great Lakes region of the U.S. We are aware of no particular Zebra
mussel problem in our neighborhood. We do have minor problems relative to the
proliferation of salt water encrustations such as barnacles and oysters. This encrustation
occurs at the open end of large pipes such as storm drain lines that empty into bay
waters. Encrustations may also interfere with the operation of closed water lines in that,
as they build up on the outside of a subaqueous main, they might attach themselves to the
jointing of pipe ends and make rigid what would otherwise be flexible.
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Clearwater Beach? .:#=- /
,ANSWER: A property owner adjacent to the unnamed street suggested that the street If''O
have a name. It was suggested that the street be named Roberta Street. Because there is
already a Roberta Street in the Clearwater area we asked for another suggestion. The
citizen then suggested Pigeon Plum Street, which also is already in use in the Clearwater
area. The citizen then suggested Guava Street, which has been brougl1t forward. While I
presume the City Commission may name whatever it chooses, our policy has been to
received and adopt names from the immediate locale of the unnamed street.
QUESTION 113: Will the City accept yard waste in plastic bags?
ANSWER: Yes. The ordinance before the Commission does not outlaw the use of plastic -H-
bags for yard waste. Since yard waste has become a recyclable product disposed of at -H-C'3
the Pinellas County mulch farm rather than at the County incinerator; and, because the --J"
County mulch farm will not accept yard waste in plastic bags (they contaminate the
process); we will, through a public information effort, try to minimize the recycling of yard
waste in plastic bags, but will not prohibit our citizens who wish to use them from doing
so. The use of plastic bags creates a more labor-intensive collection process. The crews,
instead of picking up, dumping and replacing the container, must cut open, empty and
place the bag in a container on the truck. This takes more time and slows the collection
process.
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CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION
Agenda Cover Memorandum
Meeting Date 12-03-92
SUBJECT: Combined Radio Telemetry-
stations and potable water system
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CONSENT, .. .
System for.... monl.torl.ng sanl.tary sewer pump
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: Award a contract to purchase four (4) additional remote
telemetry units and spare parts from Data Flow Systems, Inc. of Melbourne,
Florida for a total price of $29,384.00, in accordance with section 42.23 (5),
impractical to bid.
au And that the appropriate official be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
This is the second phase of the combined radio telemetry system for sewer and
water. The original contract was awarded on 11/21/91. At that time, the
telemetry (Old Uniface system) for thirty of our seventy-nine sanitary sewer pump
stations, along with remotes at reservoirs No. 1 and No.2, were replaced by the
new Data Flow Monitoring System. The new system has been in operation since June
1992 and has proven very successful.
At this time the following will be added:
Water:
1) County Connection at reservoir #2
2) County Connection Sand Key
3) Coachman Park Pressure Control
4) Spare Parts
$8,195.00
$7,026.00
$5,975.00
$2,413.00
Sanitary Sewer Pumpinq stations
1) Lift station #7 (Morton Plant)
Old RTU will be relocated to
station #22 (520 N. Saturn)
$5,775.00
Funds are available in the following code 315-1-6210-627/535.
The Data flow System was chosen as the model brand to be used at our facility
sites in a competitively bid purchase on 11-21-91. It would be impractical to
use another system now as it would involve a double inventory of parts and
equipment to maintain two separate systems.
Reviewed by: Originating Dept: Costs: $29.384.00 commission Action
Legal N/A Public Works/Infrastructure
Budget X ;r1?'7- (Current FY) Approved
Purchasing X
Risk Mgmt. N A User Dept: Funding Source: Approved
CIS N A w/conditions
ACM N A Public Works/Infrastructure Capt. Imp. X
Other N A Denied
Operating
Advertised: Contld to
Date: Other
Paper:
181 Not Required Appropriation Code(s) Attachments:
Affected Parties
0 Notified 315-1-6210-617/535 Supporting Documentation
181 Not Required
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QUOTATION
CITY OF CLEARWATER
TELEMETRY SYSTEM EXPANSION
November 4, 1992
COUNTY CONNECTION AT RESERVOIR 2 - The RTU
is to be located at 21094 U.S. Hwy. 19.
converter is an AGM Quantimer Model TA 5000-0.
the unit, Mr. Werbstein agreed to place it in
instead of the RTU panel. The RTU consists of:
for Reservoir No. 2
The analog-to-pulse
Due to the size of
the control pane I
RTU07
(1) 316 SS enclosure/anodized backplate
(1) Radio Interface Module/radio
(2) Digital Control/Monitor Modules
(1) Analog Monitor Module
(1) Analog Control Module
(1) Power Supply Module (SOw)
(1) Backup battery (7.0 AH)
(1) UHF antenna, tower, mast, coax
(1) Analog-to-pulse converter
$ 8,195.00
SAND KEY COUNTY METER - The
include the following materials
Gauge 0-100 PSI; LCD Displays are
displays):
installation at Sand Key shall
(transducer is ICSensors Sealed
Newport 4 digit programmable LCD
RTU07
(1) 316 SS enclosure/bubble door/anodized backplate
(1) Radio Interface Module/radio
(1) Analog Monitor Module
(1) Power Supply Module (SOw)
(1) Backup battery (7.0 AH)
(2) LCD displays
(1) Pressure transducer
(1) UHF antenna, tower, mast, coax $ 7,026.00
COACHMAN PARK - RTU to be placed at Beach Pressure Control at
Coachman Park. Tr ansduce r is I CSensor s Sea 1 ed Gauge 0-100 PS I
pressure transducer. The RTU consists of:
RTU03
(1) 316 SS enclosure/anodized backplate
(1) Radio Interface Module/radio
(1) Digital Control/Monitor Module
(1) Analog Monitor Module
(1) Power Supply Module (25w)
(1) Backup battery (2.6 AH)
(1) UHF antenna, tower, mast, coax
(1) Pressure Transducer
$ 5,975.00
Data Flow Systems, Inc.
Melbourne, Florida
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LIFT STATION NO. 7
RTU05
(1) 316 ss enclosure and anodized backplate
(1) Radio Interface Module (RIM005)
(1) Digital Monitor Module (DMM001)
(1) Digital Control Module (DCM001)
(1) Power Supply Module
(2) Empty module slots for expansion
(1) Backup battery
(1) Antenna, tower (3 sections), mast, coax
(1) 5/8" X 10' ground rod
$5,775.00
SPARE PARTS
Uninstalled spare parts are offered as a part of this quotat ion.
The transducers are ICSensors Sealed Gauge 0-100 PSI; LCD Displays
are Newport 4 digit programmable LCD displays; the analog-to-pulse
converter is an AGM Quantimer Model TA 5000-0.
(2) LCD Displays (@ $369.00 each)
(1) Pressure Transducer (@ $440.00 each)
(1) Analog-to-pulse converter (@ $390.00 each)
(1) Analog Control Module (@ $845.00 each)
Spare Parts
$ 2,413.00
TOTAL PROPOSAL QUOTATION
$29,384.00
All RTU quotations include installation supplies (concrete, wire,
conduit, hardware, etc.), installation labor, configuration, start
up, and warranty. Pressure transducers wi 11 require a 1/4" NPT
tap to be prov"ided by others. Sight survey, attended by Ron
Mitchell and Tom Smaidris (of DFS) and Mr. Pete Werbstein (City of
Clearwater) determined that "anti-climb" antenna towers were not
needed since tower section will only be 6 feet above ground level.
Data Flow Systems, Inc.
Melbourne, Florida
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CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION
Agenda Cover Memorandum
Meeting Date 12/03/92
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Lease Documents
CONSENT
SUBJECT: pier 60 Florida Department of lNatural Resources
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: Approve a lease issued by the Board of Trustees, the
Internal Improvement Trust Fund of the state of Florida for a parcel of sovereign
submerged land in section (S) 7 and 8, Township 29 South, Range 15 East, in Gulf
of Mexico, Pinellas County, containing 14,450 sq. ft. M.O.L. and authorize the
city Manager to execute the subject documents,
DU And that the appropriate official be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The City proposes to remove and replace Pier 60 in the location where it
currently exists. Among others, permits must be acquired from the Florida
Department of Natural Resources (FDNR). As a condition of their issuance of a
permit, FDNR requires the city to enter into a sovereignty Submerged Lands lease
and requires payment of an annual lease fee. It is recommended that the lease
and appropriate payments be approved.
In 1986 when the State instigated the program of generating revenue by requiring
annual rental fees from all parties with facilities over State-owned bottom
lands, the City applied for the "grandfathering" of pier 60 and was excused from
the fee until 1998 or when alterations might be made - whichever occurs first.
Our rebuilding of pier 60 has occasioned the requirement now to pay the fee.
The Department of Natural Resources has calculated our fees as $.1236 per square
foot, plus 6% tax for a total of $1,893.18 for 4/01/91 - 4/01/92, and $.1291 per
square foot, plus 6% tax for a total of $1,977.43 for 4/01/92 - 4/01/93, for a
grand total of $3,870.61 with tax and $3,651.52 excluding tax.
These lease payments are unbudgeted expenditures of the pier 60 Fund which we
were unaware of at the time the FY 1992/93 budget was adopted. The first quarter
budget review will include an amendment to increase the operating expenditures
of the Pier 60 Fund to provide the necessary funds for these lease payments.
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Publ i c \Jorks
Costs: $3.651.52
(Current FY) $3.651.52
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Other
Paper:
Not required X
Affected parties
notified
Appropriation Code(s)
Attachments:
401-1-1374-443/575
FDNR letter 10/23/92
Lease documents (12 pages)
Div. of State Lands
invoices (2)
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October 23, 1992
Lawton Chiles r
Governor
Jim Smith
Secretary of State ,
Bob Butterworth
Attorney General
Gerald Lewis
Stale Comptroller
Tom Gallagher
State Treasurer
Bob Crawford
Commissioner of Agriculture
Betty Castor
Commissioner of Education
FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
V\rgtnta B. Wetherell
Exeeutlve DIrector
Marjory Stoneman Douglas Building
3900 Commonwealth Boulevard
Tallahassee, Florida 32399
Mr. Joseph R. Hickle, Jr.
Camp Dresser & McKee, Inc.
19345 U. S. 19 North, Suite 300
Clearwater, Florida 34624
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Dear Mr. Hickle:
DNR Lease No. 520010893
Lessee: City of Clearwater
In order to expedite processing, the subject file has been
forwarded to this office for completion and finalization of the
lease instruments. Enclosed are two lease instruments which
require the City of Clearwater's acceptance by notarized signature
as Lessee (two witnesses required). Pursuant to Chapter 695,
Florida Statutes, the names of the person executing the instrument,
the two witnesses, and the notary public must be legibly printed or
typewritten directly below that person's signature.
Also enclosed is the invoice outlining lease fees due on this
account. Pursuant to Section 18-21.00405, Florida Administrative
Code, lease fees have been assessed from April I, 1991, the
effective date of the subject lease.
Please execute and return the enclosed instruments along with the
additional information requested, including full payment of lease
fees due, within 30 days of the date of receipt of this letter.
Upon receipt and acceptance, we will transmit the lease instruments
for final departmen~al execution and a fully executed copy will be
provided to you.
Administration
Beaches and Shores
Law Enforcement
Marine Resources
Recreation and Parks
Resource Management
State Lands
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DNR Lease No. 520010893
Your cooperation and assistance area appreciated. If you have any
questions regarding this matter, please feel free to contact me at
the letterhead address (directed to Mail Station No. 125) or at
904/488-2291.
Sincerely,
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Charles W. Horne
Bureau of Submerged Lands
and Preserves
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Enclosures
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
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This Instrument Prepared By:
Charles W. Horne
Bureau of Submerged Lands and Preserves
3900 Commonwealth Boulevard
Mail Station No. 125
Tallahassee, Florida 32399
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT TRUST FUND
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA
SOVEREIGNTY SUBMERGED LANDS LEASE
No. 520010893
THIS LEASE is hereby issued by the Board of Trustees of the Internal
Improvement Trust Fund of the State of Florida, hereinafter referred to as the
Lessor.
WITNESSETH: That for and in consideration of payment of the annual lease
fees hereinafter provided and the faithful and timely performance of and
compliance with all terms and conditions stated herein, the Lessor does hereby
lease to City of Clearwater
, hereinafter
referred to as the Lessee, the sovereign lands described as follows:
A parcel
Township
Pinellas
or less,
A, dated
of sovereign submerged land in Section(s) 7 & 8
29 South , Range 15 East , in Gulf of Mexico
County, containing 14450 square feet, more
as is more particularly described and shown on Attachment
October 14, 1992
TO HAVE THE USE OF the hereinabove described premises for a period of ~
years from April 1, 1991
, the effective date of this lease. The terms
and conditions on and for which this lease is granted are as follows:
1. The Lessee is herepy
generating fishing pier
without sewage pumpout facilities,
conditioned in Attachment A.
authorized to operate exclusively a revenue
, without fueling facilities,
liveaboards, as shown and
and without
2. The Lessee hereby agrees to pay an initial annual lease fee, plus sales
tax pursuant to Section 212.031, Florida Statutes, if applicable, of $1786.02
within 30 days of the date of receipt of the invoice. The annual fee for the
remaining years of the lease shall be adjusted pursuant to provisions of Section
18-21.011, Florida Administrative Code. The Lessor will notify the Lessee in
writing of the amount and the due date of the annual payment, The lease fee shall
be remitted annually to the Department of Natural Resources as the agent for the
Lessor, beginning with the effective and due date of this lease, and each year
thereafter until the term of this lease terminates or expires.
3. The Lessee shall pay a late charge equal to inter~st at the rate of
twelve percent (12%) per annum from the due date until paid on any lease fees or
other charges due hereunder which are not paid within 30 days of their due dates.
4. The Lessee shall provide upon request by the Lessor any and all
information in a certified form needed to calculate the lease fee specified in
paragraph two (2) above. The Lessor reserves the right to assess retroactively
additional payments when the actual rental rates or total number of linear feet
for rent used to determine the annual payment differs from the rental rates or
total number of linear feet for rent supplied by the Lessee.
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5. For purpo~es of this lease, the Lessor is hereby specifically
authorized and empowered to examine, for the term of this lease including any
extensions thereto plus three (3) additional years, at all reasonable hours, the
books, records, contracts, and other documents confirming and pertaining to the
computation of annual lease payments as specified in paragraph two (2) above.
6. The Lessee shall secure, maintain, and keep all records for the entire
term of this lease, plus three (3) additional years. This period shall be
extended for an additional two (2) years upon request for examination of all
records and accounts for lease payment verification purposes by the Lessor.
7. This lease is given to the Lessee to use or occupy the leased premises
for those purposes specified herein. The Lessee shall, within ten days prior to
any change in the approved use of the sovereignty lands or the associated upland
activity, notify the Lessor in writing of the proposed changes whereupon the
Lessor shall be authorized to adjust and prorate fees pursuant to Chapter 18-21,
Florida Administrative Code, if applicable.
8. The Lessee shall make no claim of title or interest to said lands
hereinbefore described by reason of the occupancy or use thereof, and all title
and interest to said land hereinbefore described is vested in the Lessor.
9. This lease shall not be assigned or otherwise transferred without prior
written consent of the Lessor or its duly authorized agent. Any assignment or
other transfer without prior written consent of the Lessor shall be null and void
and without legal effect.
10. During the term of this lease, the Lessee shall maintain a leasehold or
fee simple title interest in the adjacent upland property and if such interest is
terminated, the lease may be terminated at the option of the Lessor. Prior to
sale and/or termination of the Lessee's leasehold or fee simple title interest in
the upland property, Lessee shall inform any potential buyer or transferee of the
Lessee's upland property interest of the existence of this lease and all its terms
and conditions and shall complete and execute any documents required by the Lessor
to effect an assignment of this lease, if consented to by the Lessor. Failure to
do so will not relieve the Lessee from responsibility for full compliance with the
terms and conditions of this lease which include, but are not limited to, payment
of all fees and/or penalty assessments incurred prior to such act.
11. The Lessee shall investigate all claims of every nature at its expense,
and shall indemnify, defend and save and hold harmless the Lessor and the State of
Florida from all claims, actions, lawsuits and demands arising out of this lease.
12. Lessee waives venue as to any litigation arising from matters relating
to this lease and any such litigation between Lessor and Lessee shall be initiated
and maintained only in Leon County, Florida.
13. The Lessee binds itself, its successors and assigns, to abide by the
provisions and conditions herein set forth, and said provisions and conditions
shall be deemed covenants of the Lessee, it successors and assigns. In the event
the Lessee fails or refuses to comply with the provisions and conditions herein
set forth, or in the event the Lessee violates any of the provisions and
conditions herein, this lease may be terminated by the Lessor upon thirty (30)
days written notice to Lessee. If cancelled, all of the above-described parcel of
land shall revert to the Lessor. All costs and attorneys' fees incurred by the
Lessor to enforce this provision shall be paid by the Lessee. All notices
required to be given to Lessee by this lease or applicable law or administrative
rules shall be sufficient if sent by U.S. Mail to the following address:
City of Clearwater
c/o William C. Baker
Post Office Box 4748
Clearwater, Florida 34618-4748
The Lessee shall notify the Lessor by certified mail of any change to this address
at least ten (10) days before the change is effective.
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14. The Lessee shall assume all responsibility for liabilities that accrue
to the subject property or to the improvements thereon, including any and all
drainage or special assessments or taxes of every kind and description which are
now or may be hereafter lawfully assessed and levied against the subject property
during the effective period of this lease.
15. The Lessee shall not permit the leased premises or any part thereof to
be used or occupied for any purpose or business other than herein specified unless
such proposed use and occupancy are consented to by the Lessor and the lease is
modified accordingly, nor shall Lessee knowingly permit or suffer any nuisances or
illegal operations of any kind on the leased premises.
16. The Lessee shall maintain the leased premises in good condition,
keeping the structures and equipment located thereon in a good state of repair in
the interests of public health, safety and welfare. No dock or pier shall be
constructed in any manner that would cause harm to wildlife. The leased premises
shall be subject to inspection by the Lessor or its designated agent at any
reasonable time.
17. The Lessee shall not permit any vessel required to be registered or
titled under Florida law to moor or dock within or otherwise use the leased area
unless such vessel is registered or titled in accordance with Chapter 327 and 326,
Florida statutes.
16. The Lessee shall not discriminate against any individual because of
that individual's race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, handicap, or
marital status with respect to any activity occurring within the area subject to
this lease or upon lands adjacent to and used as an adjunct of the leased area.
During the lease term, the Lessee shall post and maintain the placard furnished to
the Lessee by the Lessor, in the form set forth in Attachment B , in a
prominent and visible location on the leased premises or adjacent business office
of the Lessee. It shall be the responsibility of the Lessee to post the placard
in a manner which will provide protection from the elements, and, in the event
that said placard becomes illegible at any time during the term of this lease
(including any extensions thereof), to notify the Lessor in writing, so that a
replacement may be provided.
19. No failure, or successive failures, on the part of the Lessor to
enforce any provision, nor any waiver or successive waivers on its part of any
provision herein, shall operate as a discharge thereof or render the same
inoperative or impair the right of the Lessor to enforce the same upon any renewal
thereof or in the event of subsequent breach or breaches.
20. upon expiration or .cancellation of this lease all permission granted
hereunder shall cease and terminate.
21. Renewal of this lease shall be at the sole option of the Lessor. Such
renewal shall be subject to the terms, conditions and provisions of management
standards and applicable laws, rules and regulations in effect at that time. In
the event that Lessee is in full compliance with the terms of this lease, the
Lessee may apply in writing for a renewal. Such application for renewal must be
received by Lessor no sooner than 120 days and no later than 30 days prior to the
expiration date of the original or current term hereof. The term of any renewal
granted by the Lessor shall commence on the last day of the previous lease term.
If the Lessee fails to timely apply for a renewal, or in the event the Lessor does
not grant a renewal, the Lessee shall vacate the leased premises and remove all
structures and equipment occupying and erected thereon at it~ expense.
Page 3 of 12 Pages
Sovereignty Submerged Lands Lease No. 520010693
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22. If the Lessee does not remove said structures and equipment occupying
and erected upon the leased premises after expiration or cancellation of this
lease, such structures and equipment will be deemed forfeited to the Lessor, and
the Lessor may authorize removal and may sell such forfeited structures and
equipment after ten (10) days written notice by certified mail addressed to the
Lessee at the address specified in paragraph 13 or at such address on record as
provided to the Lessor by the Lessee. However, such remedy shall be in addition
to all other remedies available to Lessor under applicable laws, rules and
regulations including the right to compel removal of all structures and the right
to impose administrative fines.
23. Any costs incurred by the Lessor in removal of any structures and
equipment constructed or maintained on state lands shall be paid by Lessee and any
unpaid costs and expenses shall constitute a lien upon the interest of the Lessee
in its uplands enforceable in summary proceedings as provided by Law.
24. The Lessee, at its own expense, shall record this lease and any
subsequent approved renewal and/or modified leases in the official records of the
county within which the lease site is located within ten (10) days after receipt
of a fully executed copy of this lease, and shall provide the Lessor with a copy
of the recorded lease indicating the book and page at which the lease is recorded.
25. In the event that any part of any structure authorized hereunder is
determined by a final adjudication issued by a court of competent jurisdiction to
encroach on or interfere with adjacent riparian rights, Lessee agrees to either
obtain written consent for the offending structure from the affected riparian
owner or to remove the interference or encroachment within 60 days from the date
of the adjudication. Failure to comply with this paragraph shall constitute a
material breach of this lease agreement and shall be grounds for immediate
termination of this lease agreement at the option of the Lessor.
26.
provisions
in writing
Lessor.
This lease is the entire and only agreement between the parties. Its
are not severable. Any amendment or modification to this lease must be
and must be accepted, acknowledged and executed by the Lessee and
27. Lessee shall place and maintain covered, secured trash receptacles,
preferably of 50 gallon capacity, of a sufficient number and at appropriate
locations on the overwater structures within the leased area to encourage facility
users to discard litter in an acceptable manner and prevent litter from being
discarded into the waters of the state. Immediately adjacent to the trash
receptacles, Lessee shall post signs the size of which shall be at least as large
as 18" x 24" with white lettering on green background to carry an appropriate
message such as DON'T BE A LITTER BUG; PLEASE PLACE TRASH IN RECEPTACLE; or TRASH
RECEPTACLE.
28. No permanent or temporary signs directed to the boating public
advertising the sale of alcoholic beverages shall be erected or placed within the
leased area. No restaurant or dining activities are to occur within the leased
area. The Lessee shall ensure that no permanent, temporary or floating
structures, fences, docks, pilings or any structures whose use is not water-
dependent shall be erected or conducted over sovereignty submerged lands without
prior written consent from the Lessor. In addition, the Lessee shall not
undertake any repair or renovation activities within the leased premises without
first obtaining the written consent of the Lessor. Unless specifically authorized
in writing by the Lessor such activities or structures shall be considered
unauthorized and a violation of Chapter 253, Florida Statutes, and shall subject
the Lessee to administrative fines under Rule 18-14, Florida Administrative Code.
29. SPECIAL LEASE CONDITION - Should a field survey be required in the
future that establishes that the exact total preempted area is smaller than what
was originally estimated, the Lessor will not credit lease fees; and, if the field
survey establishes that the exact total preempted area is larger than that which
was originally estimated, the Lessee will not be assessed lease fees in arrears
unless the error resulted from inaccurate information being supplied by the
Lessee.
Page 4 of 12 Pages
Sovereignty submerged Lands Lease No. 520010893
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WITNESSES:
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT TRUST FUND OF THE STATE OF
FLORIDA
Original Signature
(SEAL)
Typed/Pr~nted Name of Witness
BY
Michael E. Ashey, Chief, Bureau of
Submerged Lands and Preserves, Agent
for the Board of Trustees of the
Internal Improvement Trust Fund
Original Signature
"LESSOR"
Typed/printed Name of Witness
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF LEON
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this day of
, 19 , by Michael E. Ashey, Bureau Chief , who is personally
known to me and who did not take an oath.
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY:
Notary Public, State of Florida
DNR Attorney
Printed, Typed or stamped Name
My Commission Expires:
Commission/Serial No.
WITNESSES:
City of Clearwater
Lessee
(SEAL)
Original Signature
BY
Original Signature of Executing Authority
'Typed/Printed Name of Witness
Typed/Printed Name of Executing Authority
Original Signature
Title of Executing Authority
"LESSEE"
Typed/Printed Name of Witness
STATE OF
COUNTY OF
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this
,19 , by
, who is personally known to me and who did (did not) take an oath.
day of
My Commission Expires:
Notary Public, State of
Commission/Serial No.
Printed, Typed or Stamped Name
Page 5 of 12 Pages
Sovere~gnty submerged Lands Lease No. 520010893
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DIVISION OF STATE LANDS
BUREAU OF SUBMERGED LAND & PRESERVES
POST OFFICE BOX 3070
TALLAHASSEE, FL 32315-3070
Telephone (904) 488-2297
STATEMENT DATE
10/22/92
LESSEE NAME:CITY OF CLEARWATER
PROJECT NAME:CITY OF CLEARWATER
LEASE NO. 520010893
EFFECTIVE 04/01/91
EXPIRES 04/01/96
TAX NO.
SQUARE FEET 14450.00
MR. PAUL NYSTROM
TO: CITY OF CLEARWATER
P. O. BOX 4748
CLEARWATER , FL 34618
TERMS: NET DUE ON RECEIPT OF THIS INVOICE
LATE CHARGES 12 % PER ANNUM
DUE DATE SOURCE DESCRIPTION DEBIT CREDIT BALANCE
04/01/91 S9104181 1991/92 LEASE FEE 1893.18 . 1893.18
04/01/92 S921099 1992/93 LEASE FEE 1977.43 . 3870.61
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TOTAL DUE
$ 3870.61
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS OR COMMENTS:
TO INSURE PROPER CREDIT TO YOUR LEASE
1. Please return one copy of this statement with your payment.
2. Make your check payable to DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES.
3. Address envelope exactly as printed on top of this statement.
4. Reference your lease number on your check.
FOR OFFICE USE
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The docking structures located on the public
lands are under lease from the Florida
Board of Trustees of the Internal
Improvement Trust Fund. As a condition of
that lease, the lessee is prohibited from
discriminating on the basis of an individual's
race, color, religion, sex, national origin,
age, handicap or marital status in the rental
or use of those structures.
Persons denied equal right to rent or use the
docking structures included within
Sovereignty Submerged Land Lease
Number 520010893
may file a complaint with the:
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Departmenl-of N~ri3l,.B~sources
.Divisfon of ~tate-L:ancs
3900 CommOnwealihlBlvd.
Man Station Numb'er!lSO
Tallahassee, FL:32399-3000
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Page ~ of ~ Pages
SSLL No. 520010893
Las estructuras de muella situadas en las
tierras publicas son sojetas a arrendamiento
de EI Consejo de Administradores del
Fondo Seguro de Mejoramiento Interno de
la Florida. Como condicion de este
arrendamiento, el arrendador sera prohibido
descriminar por causa de raza, color,
religion, sexo, origen nacional, edad,
incapacitaci6n 0 estado civil.
Las personas a quieres se les haya negado
el derecho de igualdad al arrendar 0 usar
las estructuras de muelle incluidas dentro
de la Soberania de Tierras Somergidas para
Arrendamiento Numero 520010893
pueden presentar una queja al :
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Departamento de Recursos Naturales
Divisi6n oe Tierras del Estado
Mail'Station Number 150
3900 Commonwealth Blvd.
Tallahassee.' FL 32399.3000
L1ame al: (904)488-6242
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DIVISION OF STATE LANDS
BUREAU OF SUBMERGED LANDS & PRESERVES
POST OFFICE BOX 3070
TALLAHASSEE, FL 32315-3070
Telephone (904) 488-2297
INVOICE NO. S9104181
INVOICE DATE 10/22/92
LESSEE NAME:CITY OF CLEARWATER
PROJECT NAME:CITY OF CLEARWATER
LEASE NO. 520010893
EXPIRES 04/01/96
TAX NO.
SQUARE FEET 14450.00
AQUATIC RATE
RATE 30% DISCOUNT
TAXABLE
C. P. I. 3.98%
MR. PAUL NYSTROM
TO: CITY OF CLEARWATER
P. O. BOX 4748
CLEARWATER , FL 34618
TERMS: NET SEE STATEMENT FOR BALANCE DUE
LATE CHARGES 12% PER ANNUM
DUE DATE DESCRIPTION
IRATE I
AMOUNT
04/01/91 1991/92 LEASE FEE
/ / FLORIDA SALES TAX
.1236
.06
1786.02
107.16
TOTAL DUE $
1893.18
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS OR COMMENTS:
TO INSURE PROPER CREDIT TO YOUR LEASE
1. Please return one copy of this invoice with your payment.
2. Make your check payable to DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
3. Address envelope exactly as printed on top of this invoice.
4. Reference your lease number on all correspondence and check submitted
to this office.
5. If you submit an amount different than requested, you must attach a
letter of explanation with payment.
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
organization Code 74101000000
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BUREAU OF SUBMERGED LANDS & PRESERVES
POST OFFICE BOX 3070
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Telephone (904) 488-2297
INVOICE NO. S921099
INVOICE DATE 10/22/92
LESSEE NAME:CITY OF CLEARWATER
PROJECT NAME:CITY OF CLEARWATER
LEASE NO. 520010893
EXPIRES 04/01/96
TAX NO.
SQUARE FEET 14450.00
AQUATIC RATE
RATE 30% DISCOUNT
TAXABLE
C. P. I. 4.45%
MR. PAUL NYSTROM
TO: CITY OF CLEARWATER
P. o. BOX 4748
CLEARWATER , FL 34618
TERMS: NET SEE STATEMENT FOR BALANCE DUE
LATE CHARGES 12% PER ANNUM
DUE DATE DESCRIPTION
IRATE I
AMOUNT
04/01/92 1992/93 LEASE FEE
/ / FLORIDA SALES TAX
.1291
.06
1865.50
111.93
TOTAL DUE $
1977.43
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS OR COMMENTS:
TO INSURE PROPER CREDIT TO YOUR LEASE
1. Please return one copy of this invoice with your payment.
2. Make your check payable to DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
3. Address envelope exactly as printed on top of this invoice.
4. Reference your lease number on all correspondence and check submitted
to this office.
5. If you submit an amount different than requested, you must attach a
letter of explanation with payment.
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
Organization Code 74101000000
Vendor No. C202408001
Object Code
Object Code
Object Code
object Code
021017 $
025001 $
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111.93
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CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION
Agenda Cover Memorandum
CONSENT
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SUBJECT:
FIELD SURVEYING ELECTRONIC TOTAL STATION AND DATA RECORDER
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: Award a contract to purchase one Electronic Total
station and one Electronic Data Recorder for the Engineering Division at a cost
of $15,399.00 from Earl Dudley Associates, Inc., of Birmingham, Alabama in
accordance with Code Sec. 42.23(2), sole source.
UO And that the appropriate official be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The Engineering Division has three of the Zeiss Elta 4c Total stations and Zeiss
Husky Ree 500/352 Data Recorders and have found that the equipment exceeds
expectations.
The purchase of the fourth total station will complete the upgrade of all survey
crews in the Engineering Field section. This enables all the crews to work in
parity and independently and/or collectively as needed.
The computer software, drafting technique, and field trainiDg have been set up
for these types of instruments.
This system of electronic surveying and data recording has increased the
precision and improved the efficiency of the Engineering Division. Field survey
crew safety is also enhanced, because this system allows most of the surveying
to be done without crew members standing or measuring in the street. This
equipment has been used to a great extent on phases of the Water Main Replacement
- Bond Issue Projects.
The available balance in this project #367-1-6719, Engineering Fees - Water
Bonds, is sufficient to provide funds for this purchase.
The Director of public \\larks, Computer Information Services Manager and the
Purchasing Manager concur with this recommendation.
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Costs: $l5,399.00
(Current FY) 92/93
commission Action
Funding Source:
Approved
Approved
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Denied
Capt. Imp. X
Operating
Other
Cont1d to
Appropriation Code(s)
Attachments:
367-'-6719.642/533
Quotation From Vender.
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QUOTATION
Earl_~u.dley Associates, nnc.~
BIRMINGHAM. TAMPA. ATLANTA. JACKSON. NASHVILLE
Proposed To
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Acct. No,
City of Clearwater
- -- Ray Boler
Phone Number
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Terms
(81:3) 462-6620
(813) 462-6641
Net 30
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NO. QUANTITY
PRODUCT NUMBER
DESCRIPTION
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Zeiss Ree 500 Data Recorder
with case, battery, charg~r,
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EARL DUDlE.Y ASSOCIATES, INC, HAS OFFICES T\-4ROUGHOUT THE SOUTHEAST IN URUl:H 10 ElETTEH SERVE YOU, YOU CAN REACH OUR DlnMINGHAM
OFFICE ANYWHERE IN THE UNITED STATES THROUGH I-S00.a:t\.(I457,
, . BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 5352 FIRST AVENUE NORTH (35212)
. TAMPA. FlORIOA 5011-J WEST HIlLSBORUUC3H )lvE. 13J6:t41
. ATlANTA, GEORGIA 3684 CLEARVIEW AVENUE (30340)
. JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI 5339 1.55 NORTH STE. 1 lOB (392061
. NASHVILLE, rEN"JESSEE 1838 El.M HILL PIKE 5TE. 107 (372101
205-595.3796
613-886.3381
404.451.0103
601.362-831l
615.6135.127<1
Al '-600-272 .6407
FL 1.800.2112-776.1
GA 1-800.220.0193
MS 1.600.476-4312
TN 1.800-232-0096
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FAX 40ol.451.8/161
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EARL DUDLEY ASSOCIATES. INC./S YOUR SINGLE SOURCE SOLUTION FOR SALES. REPAIRS. rlENTALS
Mill A PUBL I C wonKS -
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DATE PREPARED 1n/29/9L
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PURCHASE REQUISITION
City of Clearwater
PURCHASING DIVISION
P.O. BOX 4748
CLEARWATER, FL 33518
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punCHASE OIlIJEH NO.
lASSIGNED OY PURCHASING)
nECOMMENDEDVENDOR EARL DUDLEY ASSOCIATES
MAIL/STnEET ADDRESS 5352 First Avenue No.
CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE l3irminghnm, AI. 35212
367-1-6719-642/533
11/30/92
PUULIC WOnKS - ENGINEERING
DELIVER TO: CITY OF CLEARWAH:n
STREET ADDRESS 10 South Missouri Avenue
CITY, STATE. ZIP CODE Clearwater , FL 34616
EXPENSE CODE
VENDOR NAME
ATTN:
MAIL/STREET ADDRESS
CITY, STATE. ZIP CODE
OATE SERVICES/MATERIALS NEEDED:
PART B
UNIT
ITEM QUANTITY OF
NO. MEASURE
EOUIPMENT, SUPPLIES OR SERVICES REnUIRED
FURNISH COMPLETE DESCRIPTION. MAKE/MODEL AND INCLUDE
OR ATTACH SPECIFICATIONS WHEN APPLICABLE
UNIT
PRICE
TOTAL
PRICE
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Zeins Delta 4 Electronic Totol Station with Oack-Up
Battery & Charger, and a 2-Year Warranty on Parts &
Labor.
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NECESSARY f:OR THE OPERATION OF THIS DEPARTMENT, THAT
SUFFICIENT FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE TO COVER THIS RE.
QUIREMENT AND THAt THIS REOUIREMENT IS BEING PRO-
CESSED PURSUANT TO LAW OR ADMINISTRATIVE AUTHORITY
DELEGATED TO ME.
F.O.B. POINT
PROPOSED DELIVERY DATE
DATE APPROVED
PA YMENT TERMS
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EXCEPTIONS TO BIDDING PROCEDURES APPLICABLE TO CERTAIN PROCUREMENTS OVER $500
(See Art. II, Sec. 42.23, Code of OfCllnnncos).
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The following exception is applicable to this loquirulllunt, namnive explanation/justification is furnished below
as requ ired:
1. () Emergency requirement. See Sec. 42.23 (1) Code of Ordinances for requirement for Departrvent Director'
to prepare and submit written summary 01 Jnct~ demonstrating existence of the emergency.
2. (x) Sole source. See Sec. 42.23 (2) Code oJ Ordinances for requirement for Department Director to prepare
and submit written summary of facts substnntiating sole source purchase.
3. ' Commodity available on Federnl, Stata, County or other government entity contract.
4: Professional services procured under authority of Sec. 287.055, Florida Statutes.
5. (x) I mpractical to solicit competitive bids.
EXPLANATION/JUSTIFICATION: (Required for items 1,2 and 5 only).
Earl Dudley ^ssociates is the only carrier of the ZeiGs line of automatic total
stations in the Southeastern United States. It is impractical to seck competitive
bids From outside this regIon. The Engineering Field Office personnel ~s
accust6med to working witll thene unitu. The computer software ond drafting techniques
arc set-up to accommodate this type of system.
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CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION
Agenda Cover Memorandum
* Hcvi!:lcd
Subject:
Commission Representa,tion on the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO)
Recommendation/Motion:
* Appoint Hnyor Garvey to represent the Commission on the BPO
o and lhat lhe appropriate olflclals be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
Lee Regulski was the Commission representative on this board. Due to his resignation from the Commission
effective November 17, 1992, a new representative is needed.
The MPO meets the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 1 :00 p.m. in the Pine lias County Courthouse, 5th
Floor Assembly Room. Occasionally they change this routine as this month, December, the meeting will be
on the 15th at 9: 00 a. m .
A term is 4 years.
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legal NA Total o Approved
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Budget NA o Approved w/conditions
Purchasing NA User Dept.: Currenl FY IJ Dented
Risk Mgmt. ' NA o Conlinued to:
DIS NA Funding Source:
ACM NA Advertised: o Capt. Imp.
Other N/\ o Operating Attachments:
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Interdepartmental Correspondence
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Mayor and Commissioners
Cynthia E. Goudeau, City Cl.rk~
Michael J. Wright, City Manager
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MPO and PSA Appointments
The Appointee to the MPO is required to be an elected official.
Neither the MPO or the PSA allow for alternates.
It should be noted, when the Governor acts to allow a PSTA representative on the
MPO, the Mayor will not be able to serve as both the City's and PSTA's representative. When
this occurs the Mayor will need to resign as the City's representative if she wishes to serve
in her PSTA capacity.
If you have any further questions, please let me know.
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Agenda Cover Memorandum '-"" Item II 2
Meellng Date: 3 9
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Subject:
Clearwater Representative for the Pinellas Sports Authority (PSA)
Recommendation/Motion:
* Appoint Commissioner Deegan as the City representative to the PSA
o and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
Lee Regulski is the City representative on this board. He resigned from the City Commission effective
November 17. 1992 and has informed the City Manager he will be resigning from the PSA as well.
The person appointed will fill the unexpired term to 7/1/95. Regular terms are 4 years.
This board meets the 4th Wednesday of each month at 10:00 a.m. at the Florida Suncoast Dome, 1 Stadium
Drive, St. Petersburg. Their next meeting will be January 27, 1993.
The Sports Authority does not require the City's representative to be a Commissioner. However, when Mr.
Allen Lewis's last term expired, the Commission determined they would prefer a Commission member be
on this Authority and appointed Mr. Regulski.
Reviewed by:
Legal
Budget
Purchasing
Risk Mgmt.
DIS
ACM
Olher
Originating Dept.
City Clerk
User Dept.:
Costs:
NA
Total
Commission Action:
o Approved
o Approved w/conditions
[J Denied'
o Continued to:
Advertised:
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Paper:
~ Notrequlred
Affected parties
o NoUlied
L~ Not required
Current FY
Funding Source:
o Capt. Imp.
o Operating
o Other
Attachments:
Appropriation Code:
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^GREEMENT
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THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this day of ,
, A.D., 19 , by and between the HUMANE SOCIETY OF
NORTH PINELLAS, INC., a Florida non-profit corporation, whose address is 3040 State
Road 590, Clearwater, Florida 34619, hereinafter referred to as II Agency, II and the CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, a municipal corporation, hereinafter referred to as "City;"
WIT N E SSE T H:
The parties hereto, for and in consideration of the mutual covenants herein made and other
good and valuable consideration, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, do hereby
covenant, and agree as follows:
I. The Agency agrees to provide the following services Lo the City:
(a) Pick up any injured animal, except horses or cattle, 24 hours per day, 7 days
per week.
(b) Accept any animal delivered to the Shelter 24 hours per day, 7 days per week.
(c) Pick up any ownert., unwanted animal during normal Shelter hours, if owners
are unable to de!iv'er to Shelter. (Normal Shelter hours are 10:00 A.M. to
4:00 P.M. daily, except Saturday, Sunday and Holidays.)
(d) To the extent allowed by law I pick up any stray animal, except dogs, during
normal Shelter hours, if it is confined or restrained. Stray dogs will be picked
up only if injured, and no stray horses or cattle wil1 be picked up.
(e) Pick up or accept delivery at the Sheller of any animal impounded by Police
action. Said animal shall be kept by the Agency for up to 14 days. After 14
days, the city shall be responsible to make arrangements for:
(1)
The transfer of said animal to some other facility, or,
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addition to said contract.
(I) Provide the services of a accredited Humane OfJicer. He will investigate
neighborhood complaints of animals that may be receiving inhumane
treatment, or abuse, thereby assisting local police.
2. The agency will have the right lo dispose of all animals received in accordance with
the current operating procedures of the Agency, including the following:
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Stray animals will normally be held for a period of six (6) days. If not ..50
claimcd in this period of time, they bccome thc property of the Agency.
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Owncd, unwanted animals will be disposed of, in accordance with the current
operating procedures of the Agency. They become the property of the
Agency.
(c)
An Impounding fee and Boarding charges will be made ror all claimed strays
and impounded animals, to persons retrieving the impounded animals.
3. The Agency shall maintain financial records and submit operating statements to the
City as requested, which records shall be subject at all times to inspection, review or audit
by personnel duly authorized by the City.
4. The Agency covenants that there will be no discrimination against any employee or
recipient on account of race, color, sex, religious sect, national origin or ancestry in the
performance of this contract and that it will comply with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of
1964 in regard to persons served and with Title VII of said Civil Rights Act of 1964 in
regard to employees or applicants for employment.
5. The Agency shall act as an independent contractor in operating the aforementioned
services and shall be liable for, and shall indemnify, defend and hold the City harmless from
all claims, suitst judgments or damages, costs and attorney's fees arising from any negligent
operation of the aforementioned services during thee term of this contract, and shall provide
adequate liability insurance coverage at its expense.
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6. The City agrees that payment from the City to the Agency shall be made payable
quarterly, not to exceed $lt625 per quarter. In no event shall the total funds made available
to the Agency exceed the sum of $6,500 during the term of this contract. The Agency shall
submit its detailed statement monthly for services rendered by it.
7. This Agreement shall be effective for a period of one year beginning on October 1,
1992.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties here to have executed this Agreement the day
and year first above written.
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HUMANE SOCIETY OF NORTH
rlNELLAS, INC.
Secretary
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President
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SUBJECT:
Procedure for resolving construction problems on Community Development rehabilitation projects.
RECOMMENDA TION/MOTION:
Authorize the use of CO"BG funds to correct construction problems in COSG rehabilitation
projects, providing no more than $5,000 as a grant in any single case, with any necessary
additional funds to be provided as a deferred convertible loan to be forgiven over a five year
period, provided certain conditions are met and authorize the City Manager to increase the
grant amount to a total not to exceed $20,000 in any single case, for a total amount not to
exceed $100,000,
B and that the appropriate offfcials be authorized to eK~~ute saffiC.
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BACKGROUND:
Several Community Development rehabilitation projects have been identified which have construction
related problems.
The City may have responsibility or liability in cases where construction monitoring has been inadequate.
Grant funds will be provided to fund corrections in these cases in an amount not to exceed $5,000.
Any additional funds necessary to correct construction related problems will be provided in the form of
a Deferred Convertible Loan, which will be forgiven over a five year period provided the owner remains
in residence and the property remains code-compliant.
The City Manager will have the authority to increase the grant portion of any necessary funding on a
case by case basis, provided that the total provided in anyone case does not exceed $20,000.
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Risk Mgmt.
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Costs: $ 100,000
Total
User Dept:
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Current Fiscal Yr.
C~i&&ion Action:
o Approved
o Approved w/conditions
o Oenied
a Continued to:
Advertised:
Date:
Paper:
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Affected Parties
IllI Notified
o Not Requl red
Finding Source:
o Copt tal Imp.
D Operating
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Attncluoonts :
IS! None
Appropriation Code:
666-1-7200-303-000000-554-000
666-'.0128-169-000000-000-000
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Item N
Meeting Date: 12/3/92
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SUBJECT:
Resolution of rehabilitation construction problems in the cases of the Shuman, Watson and Elliott
projects.
RECOMMENDA TION/MOTION:
Authorize the use of CDBG funds to be provided as a grant to correct construction related problems
encountered in the cases of the Watson, Shuman and Elliott rehabilitation projects in an amount not to
exceed $30,000 in total,
~ and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute some.
BACKGROUND:
The above home owners have received funds for repair work through the CD Rehabilitation Program.
Work performed was not satisfactory and has resulted in consequential damages, due to improperly
monitored construction. Staff efforts have been unsuccessful in resolving these issues with the
contractors involved, and legal action is contemplated to recover damages.
In order to rectify the housing situation for the three families, the CD Division will fund the needed
repairs directly.
Competitive bids have been received for the work required to correct the problems at the Shuman house.
The three qualified bid~ are for $12,255, $12,265 and $18,720. An additional bid was offered by a
contractor which has not met City Rehabilitation Program qualifications in an amount of $18,740. City
will provide funding plus any necessary contingency and future change orders, in an amount not to
exceed $20,000. Work is to be performed by contractor approved and agreed to by City Manager and
the Shuman's.
The work required to correct the construction problems at the Watson home has not been bid, but is
expected to be under $5,000.
Work remaining in the Elliott home is minimal, and is expected to cost no more than $1,000.
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Risk Mgmt.
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Attachments:
Originating Ocpt:
PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
Costs: , 30.000
Total
commission Action:
o Approved
[] Approved ~/conditions
o Denied
o Continued to:
User Oopt:
, 30.000
Current Fiscal Yr.
Advertised:
Date:
Paper:
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Affected Parties
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o Not Requi red
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Appropriation code:
686-'-7200-303-000000-554-000
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Mr. & Mrs. Watson
City of Clearwater
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Watson,
, .' This letter is to inform you that I am willing to perform rehabilitation work,
Including any remaining punch list items, in your home again. This will be done at
your convenience. Any additional work will be completed upon proper execution of,
a Change Order, and approval by both you and the City of Cloarwater.
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and material from the dat~ of completion. '
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and Laurie' Schuman at 1519
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The price brake down as shown on Pbgos 1 through 3
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sections 60. 63. 89 page 1 of 3; and section '24 paragraph 2
page 3 of 3; until is inspected by your Building Dopartment
to determine the extend of the damago or if there is ono.
Total price of proposal:
With masonry work alte~native A---------$15tS70.00
'*" With masonry work alternativo 0---------$10.670.00
Once again thank you for the opporturiity to' bid o~
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Proposal to the' city
report dated November 16, 1992
and Laurie schuman at 1519
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of clGarwnLer worh writeup
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page 3 of 3; until is inspected by your Building Department
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CD SltEC # WORK I>l~SCRWI'I()N AN)) SI'ECIfo'ICATION COST
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Check nil exterior doors for proper weill hcrstriJlping. . 11151:111 new
wcolherslrippil1g liS reCJuired 10 insure pnS!illgewIIYs lire wcnlhertighl.
wlllerlight I\ml rmtcnl proof.
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Replace fronl enlry door jumh and reillslull frolll extcdnr dour /in 111111
lhe duur swings inward. (Reusc exbtinlj sleel doors IIlld hlllllwarc).
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IlItch, pneullllltic closing device, lillrely dillin, hug sweep, tllHI grlll.
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accommudate hi-rold dour. Pllinl tn mulch exlliling, Willi nlll~h. Dum In !Ill
supplied by owner.
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Check circllil for lhe exlerior olll1elslo ensure orl (grUllnd rllutllnlcrr\lptcr)
pruleclion. ReJluir or replace 10 meel code.
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Illstall duplex oullel in exisling hox in WUl krnnm.
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Replace norcscelll Iighl OXIme ill laundry mum.
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JNTEIUOn 1~INISIIES
RC(lnir intcrior walls in l1l11sler bed mom, wesl hcdrutHl1, dining mum, living
room ilnd \II i1ily mom hy insl alling mi:;:;i ng drywall, pal ching or rCJllnclng
dllmagcd or t!elcrinrulcd drywulllCl give smUlll h. dry finished 1IU1 rllce. SCIIIIIII
wall pcnelrnl iuns, Pllitll 10 Illillch existing,
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Jnslllll nUlc access PUllct ill wurk mum, cnmpletc with wcalhcr !>tI'iPlllng.
J nslall uceess Plllicl ror waler line slllLl-urr valves in III ilily mom.
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finish Willis where IWI) winllows wert; removed so it is flush wilh exisling,
Willis, mulch malerials in kind. Openings lire locnled un ellsl Willis IIr hllll hill h
nmJ sl1lull hedroom In righl or hili h. (I n hllll hill It finil'i1t nush rmm WflUr
upening to lup uf ccrllmic lilc. Lellvc boxed in nrc4(shclf) In I uh Illcnvc.
Hcpll.lcc existing wllllhoanl wilh grecn hoard cliver with wlllcrp~Ullr filll.~h.)
, Remuve ceiling exhausl fun grill ill kitchen (run IInd ~Ieclrle hu~ ulrcndy heen
removed). Plltch ceiling llud finish tll lllateh exisling ceiling texture. Rcpnlnl
ceiling.
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ncpnir the rollnwing ceilings hy replacing IIml repuirlng dclcrlnrulcd
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(dining roum, living room, utility mOIll, WClil bedroum 1I11t11ll1lIiler,hcllrllmn).
Repaint ceilings in roullls crrcclcd.
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[nstall caulking lIround the hase of tub In h,,1I hath, ...
[nstall window screen:; on northern windows (2) lInd mll.~lcr hcdrtJUlIl winduw
(1), Match existing window finish,
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home (dining room, kitchen, living rootH, llIuster hedrlllllll, hall, c111:;cll>, utility
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leuching problem:; in mllsler bllth room.
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RClIluve carpeting from living room IIl1d dining roum,
Prepllre nooein!! fur new clIrpet illslllllatillJl, Crcute 1\ SIllOllt h evcn !mrfllcc.
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living room,
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Corrcct grade along Ihe cast sidc of slrllclure. Inslllll rill dirl so thlll grude
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strllcture), Properly screen pipe at exterior wull, in order to prevent nny
pest from entering structure..
MASONnv WORK AL,),ERN^')'f~ A:
Properly point exterior concretc "Illck wnll (renr nOlthClIsl curner of addiliol1
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Properly seulllnd paint matching existing surface.
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OWNER: Paul D. and Lauric Shuman 1'1l0NEl ~41 ~ /570
I)ROl'ERTY Al)DlU~SS: 1519 S. Prospcct Avelluc. ClenrwlIler. rL
SUHlJIYISION: Delmont' 2nd Addition ut.OCI( NO.: C LOT NO.: 42 &. 43
FACILITIES AVAILABLE:
WATEIt [Xl SANITARY SEWER [XI ELECTIUCAL POWER [XI (:AS [XI
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ROOFING
60.63.89
Remove all old roof covcring Inalerinls from nnl dct'k portiull elf rouf.
Rcplace all deteriorated decking, rnners. soffil & rllscill dil\clIVCfl'd (lll':f, wood
roplacement included in hid). Remove three p) ubsoklc vcnllllltlnn IItlll'kp;
(old kitchen exhaust, 2 gas heuter vClltS). Inslllll propCf 111111hll1J.l umltllJlcrcd
insulalion '(10 drain watcr) along wall and inlcr!ict'titlll (If nllt fouf III>
ncccssary. (Building Deparlmenl must pcrfmm speciul ill!.JlCl'llclll (If lhis
portion of work, Under the su pcrvlsintl uf Ihc nullding I>l'llllltmclIl cui IIWIIY
and remove stllCCU frum w,all. If dCleriorulion to frlllllil1!( l1Iclllhcrl> hilS
occurrcd n change order will be is!illCd,) ^pply n Il1mlilh~d hll umen roof liS per
CD spccificalions. Rcplacc stuccn wall wherc nashing WIIS Inl>lnllcd, I\cnlllntl
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install approved hurricanc straps 10 exisling roof frame IIlc'lllhers.
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Reinstall frieze board and soHit. Pr<il)crly scnt lInd pnint frieze hllnnl oml .
soflit. (Delete if Mnsonry Work Alternate n is ndopled.)
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Check alt exterior doors for propCr wcnlherstrippillf.t.
weatherstripping as required to insure IlllsslIgeWllYS lire
watertight and rodent proor.
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Replacc fmnl entry dum jillnh lInd reinsl ul\ front cXIl~~ti!lt dllur Sll I hilI
the duur swings inward. (Rcusc cxislinl; ~Iccl uuunllllld hUllIWlltc).
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lalch, pneumatic c1using uevicc, safety chain, lml,t sweel), IItHl grill.
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Relllove door jamb 10 laundry mUlI1 and wrllp door ulU:nillR wilh drywnlllu
acconulIodatc bi-fold duoI'. Painl to mulch cxilil ins Willi Iinl.~h. Dum I" Ill!
supplied by owner.
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ELECTRICAL
Check circuit for the exterior outlets III ensure (j for (~round fnulllfllcrruplcr)
protection. Repair, ~. lei ll1ccl code.
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I nslall duplex out leI in existing box in wm !<r (llH 11 ,
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Replace norcsccnt light fixlure ill laundry tUum.
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INl'EIUOn FINISHES
Repair inlerior wall11 in masler bedl'llom, wesl hedroom, dining ruullt, living
, room and utility room hy installing missing drywall, patching or replacing
damaged or deteriorated drywnlllo givc sl1umlh, dry finished surface. SClllull
wall pcnclnlliol1s. ElliuL to match exisling.
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Inslall attic acecss panel ill work roum, complete wilh welllhcr slrippjllR.
Infilall accC/;s' p[incl for walcr line shUI-orf vnlves in utilily roum.
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finish walls where l\Yo windows wcre rcmovcd so il is [lush with CXislll\lt
walls, match materials in kind. Openings lire llwlllel! UIl elLlll wnll:; of hllll hnlh
and smnl1 bedroum tll righl of bat h. (I n hnll hnth finish nnsh from tnp uf
opening 10 lop of ceramic lile. LCl\ve boxed in lIn:a.(:;hc11) in lnh nlcove.
Replace exisling wallhoard wilh green hoard cover wilh wlIWrrmlOf nni!ih.),
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plaslcr/drywnJl wilh drywall and linishing area tl) mulch existin~ !;\lTfncc!i ,-/.>'"0 ~
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WORK WIUTJ~.U)l1UCP()n'I'
DATE: Novcmber 16, 1992
OWNER: Paul D. and Lat/rie Sht/IlUlu PIIONEl
PROPERlY ADDRESS: 1519 S. PrOl;pccl Avenuc, Clellrwlltcr, FL
SUBDIVISION: Belmont 2nd Addition BLOCK NO,: C
FACILITIES AVAILABLE:
WATER [X] SANITARY SEWER [Xl ELECTIUCAL "o\Vrw [Xl GAS (Xl
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Remove all old roof covcring IIH1lcrilll.,; fmlll nal t1cl'k purtiun uf runt
Replace all deterinralcd deckin~, raflers, soffit & fMcia di~cuvercd (10% wU1ll1
rcplacement included ill bid). Remove Ihrcc (3) ()h.~()Jcl c velll Unliun ~llIl'k!i
(u1d kilchcn cxhnusl, 2 gas healer venls). Inslall proper nlll;hlllJ,t nllll tllpercd
insulalion (to drain waleI') along wall and inlerliecliul! (If nlll rtlur II.~
necessary. (Building Deparlmcnl musl perfOl'm fipccinl ill:;pccliull ur Ihi!!
portion of work. Under lhe fiupervision of lhe Duilding f)l:lulIllllCnl cllllIWlIY
and remove SlllCCU frulll Willi. If deleriornlion lu fnuning memberfi hill;
occurred a change order will be issued.) Apply a modified hilulIlcn roof liS per
CD specificalions. Replace slucco wall where nnshillg \VIIS imilllllcd, sefllllnd
paint to match cxistil1~ exterior.
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vibration isolalors. '
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Remove friezc hoard and soffjl ulong nnrlhcrn side of structure (illC~ludlng
portions of lhe casl and wesl walls in urClI uf cllrport nnd ntldilinn). Properly
inslall approvcd hurricane slraps III existing rouf frnmc IlICmhcrli.
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Rcinslall frieze board /llld soWt. Propcrly sClIl nud "uint f,lci',c hllllrd nml
soflil. (Dcletc if Masonry Work Allcrnalc n is adopled.)
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Inslall blown in insulation inlu lhc cciling (If north wcslcTII pmliul\ or
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INTERIOR FINISHES CONTINUED
Inslall caulking around the hase of tub ill hall bulh.
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hUlllc (dining roOlll, kitchcn, living roum, master hedroum, hnll, c1ol\ct!l, utilit)'
'room, work roum and bath room), Owncr hi lu IIppl}' Iilli!lh hcrure
inslallalion.
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leuching problcms in mllster hath room.
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Rcmovc carpeting frum living room alld dining mom,
Prepare nouring fur new carpct illslallathlll. Crcllte 1\ sn\lllllh even sltrfncc.
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Correct grade along Ihe cast side of slruclmc. Instllll fill dirt so lhlll grnde
falls II minimulll of 6 inchcs within thc first 10 fect. Inst/lll penslIcnlll hnhni
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structure). Properly screen pipe at extcriur Willi. ill urder to prevcnt nllY
pcst from enlering structure.
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Properly puint exterior concrelc block wall (rcllt IIllrlhc/lsll'mncr IIf 1Illditillll
and construclionjuint), (hind orf [llllch work nl kl111CkllUllllt'uliulls Illll'tlrlWrS
uf auditiun and carporl conversion, rinish in II workmanship like milllller.
Properly selll IInu paint malching existing SlIrfllcc.
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Properly prepare exterior w"Hand apply stllCCO to mlllch existing Iilm:Cll finish.
TERM ITES
Have II termite inspectiulI pel'fol'lm:d hy liccllI;cd eXlcl'IlI.lnnling CUI\1I11Ill}'.
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co SPEC II wonK VESCIUI'TION ANI) SI'ECJIo'ICI\TION COST
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Check all exterior doors for Ilrnpcr wcnthcfstrippinR. ln~lnll new
weatherstripping as rcquired to insure pn!j:;ngeWllY~ I\rc wenthcrlight)
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Replace front cntry door jamh anu rejll.~l:tl\ fronl cxtelilll IllIm !Ill Ihnl
lhe door !\wingJ\ inwmll. (Rcul\c. cxi!\\ inl~ !\\c.cllluIHK 1I11l111l1l\IWlltC),
Instnll bronze aluminUIll hcavy duly scrcCn door III front cnlly,l'lHlll1h'IC with
Illtch, pneumatic closing device, surcly chain, 1~llg sweep, nnd Will.
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accommouale bi-fuld unoI'. ruinl 10 lI1ulch exifilillg Willi rilll!ih. Dum tn he
supplied by oWller.
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Check circuit for the exterior ollllct:; 10 cnsure (iFf (wound f/lult Interrupter)
proteclion. Repllir or replace to llIeet code,
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Install duplex outlel in existing Imx in wnrkrnmn.
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Replace OOJ'cscenllighl lixlurc ill laundry mUIlI.
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,Repair interior walls in master bedroum, west bedroom, dining morn, living
room and utilily mom hy inMnlling missing, dry\...all, p~\\I:hillg nr rc\)lnclI\B
dnmaged or deterioraled urywnllto give smool h, dry rinishell lUll fnce. ~CIII/l1I
wall pcnetmliomi. Painl tn malch existing.
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Inslilll aHic aCcess panel in work flHll\1, complete with weather stripping.
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Finish walls. wherc two windows were removed so il is nush wil h cxisllng
walls, match m:ucria\s in kind. Opcnings lire \ncatedtlll ClIst walls of hull hnth
IInd fimall bedroom I() right or hulh. (h\ hull hlllh linish nllsh [mm lUll u[
opening to top of ccramic tile. Lcave hoxed ill nrc4(shcll) in 1111, nlcnvc.
Replacc existing wallhoard wilh green liliaI'd covcr with wlIll'rprullf rintsh.)
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Remove cciling exhaust fan grill in kitchen (fun ami electric hUIi ulrclllly heen
removed). Palch ceiling and !illi:;h \0 match existing ceiling Icxlnrc. Hcpnint
ceiling.
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Repair lhe [ollowing ccilings hy rcplacing IInd rcptllrlllg dclcrlurulcd
plastcr/drywnH with drywall lllld Iinil'hing nrea In mutch (!xl~tl"H IUlrfl1cCII
(dining room, living rOOln, ulility room, wcsl hedruom 1l1lllIHllstcr hCIlumm).
Rcpaint ceilings in roOIllS effectcd.
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CLEJ\RWATER CITY cm,1MISSION '1_' 5"::5,,3 12/0"92
Agenda Cover Memorandum ~
Solid Waste ordinance Revision
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: Pass on first reading Ordinance 5321-92 which revises
Chapter 54, Code of Ordinances, regarding Solid Waste Management, to conform to
the new requirements imposed by recycling and the Solid Waste Management Act of
1988.
~ And that the appropriate official be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND: Articles I and III of Chapter 54, Code of Ordinances, regarding
solid Waste Managemem:. have been revised to conform to the new requirements
imposed by Recycling and the Solid Waste Management Act of 1988.
The ordinance has been rewritten to define Solid Waste, Recycling and
Recyclables. The revision also encompasses the changes necessary to control the
flow of solid waste and recyclables within the city limits of Clearwater. It
unifies the total Solid Waste Management effort to include recycling and states
that all Solid Waste Management within Clearwater will be accomplished by the
City except for cases where the city does not choose to provide the service, such
as, roll-off containers and certain types of compactors. The revised ordinance
delineates pre-collection practices, types of containers, container placement for
collection, prohibits littering, prohibits new incinerators and denies access to
the solid waste stream by outside companies except by permit. The city Manager
is designated approval authority for these permits.
The purpose of the revised ordinance is to retain unto the city, total control
of the solid waste stream. It enables the City to either provide all of the
services required for sound Solid Waste Management or to franchise or permit all
or a portion without the interference of outside waste haulers or recycling
companies syphoning off the valuable recyclables and, thereby, passing on the
costs of the Infrastructure to the citizens of Clearwater. This 'approach to
solid waste management enables the city to operate the solid waste system at the
lowest possible cost to our customers.
The adoption of this ordinance, at this time, is requested in order to have it
in place before the next state legislative session. Efforts are being made to
enact into state law statute revisions limiting the power of local governments
to regulate the flow of recyclables or the operation of private recycling
companies. This ordinance we hope will be "grandfathered in" and if so, will
protect our waste stream from having its valuable recyclables syphoned off for'
profit. It will allow us to market our valuable recyclables and return the
income to system support in order to defray a portion of operating costs.
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ORDINANCE NO. 5321-92
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, RELATING TO
UTILITIESj AMENDING VARIOUS SECTIONS IN CHAPTER 54, CODE OF
ORDINANCES, RELATING TO SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT AND RECYCLING;
CREATING SECTION 54.015, CODE OF ORDINANCES. TO PROVIDE FOR
DEFINITIONS; AMENDING PROVISIONS RELATING TO PRECOLLECTION
PRACTICES, CONTAINERS. PLACEMENT FOR COLLECTION, UNAUTHORIZED
ACCUMULATIONS, LITTERING, AND ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURESj PROHIBITING
CERTAIN MATERIALS FROM BEING PLACED FOR COLLECTION; PROHIBITING NEW
PRIVATE, INCINERATORS; 'PROHIBITING CERTAIN PRACTICES RELATING TO',
SOLID WASTE AND RECYCLABLE MATERIALS; CREATING SECTIONS 54.30
'THROUGH 54.34, CODE OF ORDINANCES, RELATING TO RECYCLING SERVICES:,
REQUIRING A PERMIT FOR RECYCLING SERVICES; ESTABLISHING APPLICATION
"REQUIREMENTS AND PROVISIONS FOR RENEWAL, SUSPENSION, REVOCATION' OR"
DENIAL OF RECYCLING PERMITS; REASSIGNING CERTAIN DUTIES AMONG CITY
OFFICES; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA: '
Section 1. Article I of Chapter 54, Code of Ordinances, consisting of
Sections 54.01 through 54.12, is amended, and Section 54.015 is added thereto,
to read:
CHAPTER 54. SOL I 0 ~/ASTE MANAGEMENT AND \~EEQ GONTRGl-
ARTICLE I. GENERALLY
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(b) Exception for commercial establishments. This chapter shall not
prohibit the actual' producers of solid waste refuse, or the owners of premises
upon which solid waste refuse has accumulated, from personally collecting,
conveying and disposing of such solid waste refuse, provided such producers or
owners comply with the provisions of this chapter and with all other governing
laws and ordinances. This paragraph shall not be construed to provide for or as
a llowi ng co llect ion by subcontract. An owner or producer of refuse or recvc lab le
materials may sell or donate these materials but may not enter into any disposal
aqreement whereby the owner or producer pays for the use of the container or for
haulinq.
(c) Exception for outside collectors. This chapter shall not prohibit
solid waste collectors of refHso from outside of the city from hauling such solid
waste refuse over city streets prescri bed by, the director of pub 1 i c works
sanitation superiRtondent provided such collectors comply with the provisions of
this chapter and all other. governing ,laws and ordinances.
(d) Except ion for pr i va te co 11 ectors with ro ll-off conta i ners. Th i s
chapter shall not prohibit a private collector holding a permit issued by the
city from placing and servicing roll-off containers for commercial and industrial
solid waste refuse that the city does not choose to collect and approves for
collection by outside contract. '
Sec. 54.03. Director of public works Sanitation superintendent; powers;
appeals from action.
All sol id waste refuse accumulated in the city shall be collected,
conveyed, and disposed of or otherwise manaaed by the city under the supervision
of the director of publ ic works :anitation superintendent. The director of
public works city manager or his designated represeRtative shall have the
authority to establish the type of container, the frequency of collection,
location of container, amount of solid waste refuse and recvclina garbage
collection or -aft4 disposal service needed. 1'.0y person aggrieved by a regulation
of Dr fee charged shall have the right of appeal to the city manager who shall
have the authority to confirm, modify or revoke any such regulation or fee.
Sec. 54.04. Precollection practices.
(a) Preparation of solid waste refuse:
(1) Garbage. All garbage before being placed in garbage cans for
collection shall be ~ drained of liquid from it all free liquids and shall be
wrapped Qt, bagged or enclo~ed in paper or plastic other combustible material
before beina placed in any container for collection.
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(2) Trash. All trash shall be drained of liquid before being deposited
for collection.
(3) Recvclables. Recvclables shall be prepared for collection in
accordance with directions promulQated bv the city as part of the reevcl ina
education proaram.
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Capacity. Except in the case of €-art- containers provided by the citv
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shall have a capacity of not more than thirty (32 gallons, and shall weiQh not
lnore than 60 (sixty) pounds when full be of such weight when full or collected
that it can be handled by one man Hit-hOut strain or pass iblc injury.
b. Sanitation. GaFbagc containers shall be of a type approved by the
city and shall be kept in a clean, neat and sanitary GonditioR at all times.
c. Location. All garbage containers shall be kept at ground level.
(3) Trash. Each trash containers shall be of a kind suitable for
<:ollection purposes as may be dcter-m4ned by the sanitation supcr-intendcnt --.and
shall be in good condition and of such shapD, size and ~:eight when full that it
can be handled by one man~1ithout strain.
i1l+4* Commercial trash bins or trash roe~. No commercial trash bins
or trash rooms shall be construed or used after October I, 1~79, without written
permission of the director of public works sanitation inspector. No existina bin
existing prior to October I, 1979, shall continue to be used, and no new bin
shall be permitted for use, unless it is completely enclosed and water tiaht
including a fleor, ~iding and water tight rodent proof and a tight fitting cover.
Proof of any such bin existing prior to Oc~ober I, 1979, ~ha:l be by written
notice only by the mvner or user filed with the sanitation superintendent I't'ithin
ninety (90) day~ af October I, 1979. S~ch noticc shall give thc exact siz~ and
location of thi~ bin and its datc or approximate date of construction. Only
trash shall be plaecd or kept in an exi~ting rubbish or trash bin.
ill f5+ Commerci a 1 canta iners. Containers !:-arge conta ioers too hcavy for
one man to lift without strJiA shall be of such size and shape as ta be capable
of beinQ lifted and emptied into city collection vehicles hoisted mechanically
and fit without delay or damage into the dumping point of city ~anitatioR
collecting unit~. Commercial front end containers provided by the owner and used
in conjunction with compactors shall first be approved by the director of ~ublic
works superintcAdent of sJnitJtion, such approval to relate to the ahility of the
city to service such equipment.
(c) Storing of solid waste refu~e:
(1) Public places. No person shall place any solid waste refuse in any
street, alley or other public place or upon any private property whether owned
by such person or not, unless it is in containers for collection. No person
shall place any solid waste refu~e at the curb for collection except on his or
her property adjacent and directly in front of him, and such plac~ment shall be
behind the curb or where the curb should would be. Any person having a corner
lot may use the side yard curb. of his property subject to the director of public
works' sanitation ~upcrintendentls approval. No person shall throw or deposit
,any solid waste refuse in any ditch. stream or body of water. (ontaincriled trJsh
shall be picked-up on regular garbage pick l:lp days. The city manager is
aut~orizcd to waive tbe requirements of this section for a ~pccific numbet of
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days, not to cxeccd ten (10), after hur~icanc~ or severe stor'~
(2) Unauthorized accumulation. Any unauthorized accumulation of sol id.
waste rcfuse on any lot or premises is hereby declared to be a nuisance and is
prohibited. Failure to remove any accumulation of solid waste refuse following
notice to the owner or tenant and a reasonable opportunity to take corrective
action shall be deemed a violation of this chapter.
(3) Littering SGattcring of refuse. No person shall throw, tast, place,
sweep or deposit anywhere within the city any sol id waste refuse in such a manner
that it may be carried or deposited by wind or rain .the elements upon any street,
sidewalk, alley, sewer, parkway or other public place, or into any occupied
premises within the city.
(4) Commercial establishments. All commercial establishments shall
secure solid waste accumulated upon the premises have a method of securing trash
so as to eliminate wind-driven debris and unsightly litter conditions in ~nd
about the establishment.
(5) Public parking lots. All public parking lots sryall be provided with
trash containers in sufficient quantity so that there shall be at least one
container for every fifty (50) parking spaces. This requirement shall apply to
parking lots with a capacity in excess of twenty-five (25) spaces or smal~cr lots
where the sanitation superintendent has determined it is in the pwblic interest
to require trash roceptJcles. It shall be the responsibility of the owner or the
manager of the parking lot to collect the materi a 1 trash depos ited in the
containers and deposit the ~ material in a container for collection location
as defined in subsection (q) above. As used in this .subsection the term "public
parking lot" shall mean a privately owned lot open to the general public.
(6) Construction sites. All construction sites shall be provided with
trash containers, the number of which shall ~ be determined accordinQ to ~ the
size of the job at the discretion of the director of the building division
depJrtment. Construction sites shall be kept clean and orderly at all times and
the building director may suspend or red tag a construction job until the
premises are brought up to a satisfactory sanitary condition.
(d) Points of collection:
(1) Side or rear building collection. Solid waste containers Carbage
~ shall be placed for collection at ground level on the property, not within
the right-of-way of a street or alley, and shall be accessible without entering
into a building or shelter of any type, or walking or carrying garbage cans over,
under or aroun~ any yard or property ob~tJcle. No solid waste ~urbage shall be
collected unless where refusc containers are readily accessible E;:annot bo rC:lched
'by sanitation personnel without unlocking a door, gate or other any similar
obstacle which wi11 cause delay. Exceptions Exception thereto may be approved
in writing by the director of public works sanitation superintendent, provided
that p~o'liding an additional payment for the extra service is agreed upon by both
parties.
(2) Curbside pickup.. Solid waste containers Garl1agc cans or approved
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9a-rbaffC receptacles- shall be placed fa:" collection on the ground at the curbline,
adjacent and directly in front of the premises and the placement shall be behind
the curb, or where the curb should waa+G be. Any person having a corner lot may
use the side yard curb of thc lot subject to the approval of the director of
public works sanitation superintendent.
(3) Handicapped and elderly. Any person who has been certified by a
physician as being unable to move or place a solid waste container garbage can
or receptaclc at the curb shall be entitled to have the solid waste garbage-
collected at the side or rear of the building at no extra charge.
(e) Compactors and baling machines:
(1) Registration. Prior to the placement of compactors and baling
machines such equipment tampactors and bJling machines shall be registered with
the director of public works $uperintenecnt of sanitatio~.
(2) Storage of compacted trash. Compacted cardboard, trash or by-
products thereof as described in this section which have been compacted into
bales shall be stored in fireproof structures or buildings at all times unless
awaiting transport to ultimate disposal.
(3) Transporting eompacted trash. No person shall ha~l or convcy, remove
~ transport compacted trash or recyclable materials car.dboard over streets and
roadways in the corporate city limits without prior registration with the
director of public works sHperintcndent of sanitation.
Sec. 54.05. Collection practices.
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(a) Frequency of collection:
(1) Residential and small businesses. *Solid waste Garbage accumulated
by residences and small businesses shall be collected twice each week on
regularly scheduled 'days except Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
(2) Commercial. Motels, hotels, restaurants, supermarkets, hospitals,
schools and other establishments ~ccessary, may have daily collection
services except Sundays and holidays to fit their respective needs at the regular
rates charged therefor. Where necessary to protect the pub 1 i c hea lth, the
director of public works sanitation supcriAtcndent, Gounty hcalth department
sanitariaR- or an authorized health department official er-employee may shall have-
the authority to require more frequent collections.
(3) Building materials. Except for roll-off container services. the +fl&
city shall not be responsible for the collection collccting or hawling of trash,
discarded building material, dirt, rock, sod. plaster, lumber, metal or other
construction or building 44*e material originating from private property
preliminary to, during or subsequent to the construction of new buildings, QC
alterations or additions to existing buildings of whatcver type. Such material
sha 11 be removed by the owner of the property or by the contractor. No
certificate of occupancy shall be issued until such material has been removed by
the owner or contractor.
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flammable liquids, motor oil. pesticides, herbicides and other hazardous
materials shall not be placed for collection, and shall not be collected bv solid
waste division personnel.
ill f4t Spec i a 1 co 11 ect ions. Restaurants and' other estab 1 i shments havi ng
solid waste foods or other garbage which has an offensive odor or will constitute
can be described as a nuisance if not collected on a Saturday, Sunday or holiday,
may, upon the approval judgment of the director of public works sanitation
~uperintendent be collected on Saturday or Sunday on the request of or the
recommendation of the county health department sanitarian. All g~rbage
collections: shall be either ty:~cc a vlcek or claily unless: :omc o>tccptional
collection ~roblcm may be approved in writing by the sanitation superintendent.
(b) Special sanitation problems:
(1) Contagious disease sol id waste refuse. The removal of clothing,
bedding or other solid waste refuse from homes or other places where highly
infectious or contagious diseases have prevailed shall be performed under the
supervision and direction of the proper county health officer. Such solid waste
refu~e shall not be placed for collection in containers for regular collections
and shall not be collected bv solid waste division personnel a municipal
collection.
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(2) Inflammable or explosive materials refuse. Highly inflammable or
explosive'materia1s shall not be placed in containers for regular collections,
but shall be disposed of as directed by the director of public works sanitation
superintendent at the expense of the owner or possessor thereof.
(3) CJrdboard boxes. Prior to depositing refu~o for collection iA
gnrbage cans, traSH receptacles or commercial containers, the owners or parson
shall collapse all cardboard boxes and crates.
Sec. 54.06. Collection and disposal by commercial establishments, private
individuals and outside collectors. "
(a) Requirement for vehicles. The actual producers of solid waste refuse
or the owners of premises upon which solid waste ~~ is accumulated .a-R4 who
desire personally to collect and dispose of such solid waste refuse, persons who
desire to dispose of waste material not included in the definition of solid waste
, refusc."f- and sol id waste collectors of refuse from outside of the city who desire
to haul solid waste over the streets of the c~ty, shall use a water-tight vehicle
provided with a tight cover and shall operate the vehicle so operated as to
prevent offensive odors escaping therefrom and materials refuse from being blown,
dropped or spilled. '
(b) Rules and regulations. The director of public works sanitation
superintendent shall have the authority to adopt make sud othcr reasonable and
necessary regulations concerning private collection individ~al collcctioR~ and
disposal and relating to the hauling of solid waste ~efusc over city streets by
outside collectors as he shall find necessary, subject to the right of appeal as
set fortI! in this chapter.
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(c) Incinerators. Owners or lessees of premises which have private
; ncinerators as of October 1, 1979, sha 11 be permitted to burn trash, subject to
the incinerator and its operation meeting all city, county and state regulations,
and having the written approval of the fire marshal prevention inspector. An A
ref~sQ incinerator to be operated within the city shall cause no offensive odors,
no sparks, no nuisance, and a minimum of smoke. No new incinerators shall be
permitted with;n the city.
Sec. 54.07. Fees and charges.
(a) Se~ section 50.05 for solid waste manaQement system deposits, fees
service charqes. and rate schedules under this chapter.
,(b) The solid waste collection and disposal charges are applicable until
all municipal utilities including lawn (water) met.ers are disconnected.
(c) For accounts payable, see section 50.06.
(d) Commencing wit~ October 1, 1979, no new private incinerators shall
be permitted to be crected and opcrated with in the city, exccpt \'/horc thc
applicant has submitted an JpplicatieA for such an incinerator to the city
€ommission and the commission has, after proper review of the application and
conditions, approved the issuance of J permit for J ncw incinerator to the
applicant. '
Sec. 54.08. Unlawful practices generally.
It is hereby deelared unlawful and a violation of this chapter for any
person to do or permit to be done any of the following acts or practices:
(1) To deposit on or bury in, or cause to be deposited in or buried in,
any property, public or private, and any property, street, alley, vacant lot or
urea, unoccupied lot or area, the waters of Clearwater Bay, Stevenson Crcek or
any othc~ creek, watercourse. storm sewer, or ditch within the corporate limits
of the city, any solid waste garbage or other noxious, malodorous or offensive
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(2) To fail or neglect to keep or cause to be kept clean and sanitary or
tightly covered and in good state of repair all containers and trash receptacles;
(3) To place or allow to be placed upon the streets, alleys, curbs
curbing&. bicycle paths or sidewalks of the city any rubbish, sweepings, debris,
trash or waste materials of any kind inclHding materials vlhich arc generatcd bt
reJ~on of abraisioR conducted on the abutting property, which constitutes mi@ht
~ a menace to traffic, both vehicular and pedestrian, or ~ v/hich might create
a potential health or aesthetic problem,.l.. or which impairs might end:mgcr the
proper operation of the city's sewer or drainage system~ or
(4) To remove recvclables or any marketable materials from solid waste
placed out for collection. Such an act is declared IIscavenginQII and is
punishable bv a fine of $500.00 per incident. An incident is deemed to be the
removal of such materials from a single premises. To collect or permit to be
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(b) The city shall Rot collcct foreign materials, as defined in section
50.02 paragraph (1) under the definition of foreign materials, crcated, collected
or dis~osed of either by contractors, occypant or owner. Foreign material, as
defined iA section 50.02 paragraph (2) under the definition of foreign materials,
is collected upon request as a special pickup.
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co 11 ected by anyone the garbage frolH-iHl';'-~f'~ha{Je-€-itft-9~a-ge-box 0 thep-t;ha->>
by persons regularly emjHeyed by the city fOP--l~~d-t-pHPpG$C or by P~9"
under permit or contract with the city;
(5) To violate any of the (}f-tW-Hrions of:-.t4\-l-s-5ee-l4GtH3r any reasonable
interpretation of the sanle-r
Sec. 54.09. Duty of'property owner to supply receptacle; exception.
+a+ It shall be the duty of all owners of residences, businesses,
professional offices, stares, shops, restaurants, hotels, motels, boardiAg
houses, apartment houses or, and other commercial establishments in the city to
supply each of such establishments with solid waste containers garbage cans or
commercial containers as defined in this chapter except where furnished by the
city.
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Sec. 54.12. Enforcement.
The director of public works s3Aitation superintendent is authorized to
exercise and such other personnel as he may designate shall be provided limited
police powers to enforce the provisions of this chapter. These limited police
powers shall include the authority to issue ~ t\~enty four (2q) hour correction
notice of violation of a provision of this chapter and, following a reinspection
after the time specified in the notice for corrective action twenty foyr (Zq)
hours later, if there has not been substantial compliance with the orifJiAal
notice of violation, or if the violation has been corrected but reoecurs, the
director of public works sl:lperintendent or his designee may shall cause a summons
to be issued by a sworn police officer of the city for appearance in county
court, or may notify the code enforcement board and request a hearinQ pursuant
to sections 22.64 and 22.65. A notice of violation shall describe the nature of
the violation. the corrective action necessary to cure the violation. and the
time within which corrective action shall be taken. A notice of violation shall
be served in the manner set forth in section 22.69. The director of public works
may authorize employees of the city to exercise the authority Qranted by this
section to the superintendent.
Section 2. Article III of Chapter 54, Code of Ordinances, consisting of
Sections 54.30 through 54.34, is created to read:
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Sec. 54.30. Required.
A permit shall be obtained by any person collecting or processinQ
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(3) Be accompanied bv a permit fee of $50.00.
Sec. 54.32. PrereQuisites to issuance.
In determininQ whether or not a permit for the collection of recyclable
materials should be issued. the director of public works shall consider the
fa l10wi nQ:
(l) A review of the material submitted pursuant to section 54.31:
(2) Evidence that the applicant has satisfied the followina:
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a. The appl icant has aqreed to furnish a dupl icate COpy of the
applicant's monthly billinQ, if any:
b. The applicant has aQreed to provide to the city each month a tonnaQe
report certifvinQ the Quantity by weiqht of recyclable materials collected within
the city limits, specifyinq the types of materials collected and the weiaht of
materials in each class; and
c. The applicant has aQreed to make all books and records applicable to
the business conducted under the permit available to the city or its desianee for
inspection and audit.
Sec. 54.33. Termination. denial and renewal: restrictions on issuance or
renewa 1 .
(a) All permits under this article shall be valid for not more than one
(1) year and shall terminate on September 30.
(b) Each permit holder shall make a written application for renewal on
forms provided by the solid waste division on or before October first of each
calendar year, which application shall be accompanied by the permit fee.
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(a) The city manager may revoke or suspend a permit, or place the permit
holder on probation, or place other conditions upon a permit as the city manager
finds necessary upon finding a violation of this chapter by the permit holder or
that false statements were made on any application or on any submittal required
by this article by the permit holder, after affording the permit holder notice
of the charges and opportunity to be heard.
(b) Notice of the charges and an opportunity to be heard shall be provided
generally in the manner set forth in Section 71.12 for the revocation,
suspension~ or denial of occupational licenses, except that the city manager
shall have the authority to revoke or suspend a permit and the public works
director shall have the authority to deny an application for a permit subject to
appeal to the city manager. '
(c) As used herein, IIpermit holder" includes but is not limited to the
permit holder and any ,officer, agent or employee of the permit holder.
Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
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M. A. Galbraith, Jr.
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SUBJECT:
MUNICIPAL GAS ASSOCIATION OF FLORIDA INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT AND RESOLUTION 92-~
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: Adopt Resolution 92-~ to enable the Clearwater Gas
System, a Department of the City of Clearwater, to participate with the
Municipal Gas Association of Florida (MGAF) through an Interlocal Agreement to
purchase natural gas as a joint agency
~ and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND: Clearwater Gas System has been a leader in forming the Florida
Municipal Natural Gas Association (FMNGA). This group represents all the
municipally owned Local Distributing Companies (LDCs) and Gas Districts 'within
the State of Florida on issues such as the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
(FERC) Rate and Restructuring hearings concerning Order No. 636. This group
also represented the membership on a tax assessment hearing in front of the
Florida Public service commission in Tallahassee.
The FMNGA group is now forming a joint action gas buying entity using
Interlocal Agreements. Potential membership would be the 25 municipal/public
LOCs served by Florida Gas Transmission Company (FGT). So far, five (5) have
joined this Association, namely: city of Leesburg, City of Madison, city of
Perry, Okaloosa Gas District and Lake Apopka Gas District. The advantages of
participating in this joint action are the ability to buy larger quantities of
gas at a potential greater savings to us and to shift excess gas not being used
by us each month to other LDe' s wi thin the group or to market it to direct ,.
customers along the Florida Gas Transmission pipeline. It should be noted that
actual purchase of gas by MGAF will not commense until after FERC Order No. 636
is initiated for FGT, in probably October - December, 1993.
This group will be controlled by a
will have one member on the Board.
appointment of Chuck Warrington as
our alternate.
Board of Directors. Each member company
Included in the resolution is the
our Director of the MGAF and Terry Neenan as
We are confident that the advantages of a joint action buying group will
benefit Clearwater in the future particularly in light of the deregulation
brought about by FERC Order No. 636.
Rcvl~ by:
Legal
BUdget
Purchasing
Risk Hgmt.
CIS
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Other
Originating Dcpt: t:.1;>1Nl
Clearwater Gas Syst~
Costs: s ~o.
Total
Commission Action:
o Approved
o Approved w/condltlons
o Denf ed
o continued to:
User Dcpt:
S N/A
Current fiscal Yr.
Advertised:
Date:
Paper:
~ Not Requi rcd
Affected Parties
D Notified
B Not Requlrlld
Flrding Source:
o Capf tal Irrp.
o operat Ing
o Other
Attachments:
Interlocal Agreement
Resolution 9z.~5
o None
Appropriation Code:
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HUNlt:Ir1\L GAS AUTHORITY OF 'FLOJUDl\
INTERLOC1\L AGREEMENT
Dated october',I, 1992
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AN I NTERLOC1\.L AGREEMENT BETWEEN CERT1\. I N
MUNICIPALITIES, INDEPENDENT SPECIAL DISTRICTS
AND OTHER PUBLIC AGENCIES UNDER THE AUTHORITY
,OF SECTION 163.01, FLORIDA STATUTES, AND OTHER
APPLICABLE LEGAL AUTHORITY, PERTAINING TO
ACQUISITION, TRANSMISSION, MANAGEMENT AND
DISPOSITION OF NATURAL AND MANUFACTURED GAS,
AND TO ACQUISITION, MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSITION
OF FACILITIES AND OTHER PROPERTY INCIDENTAL
AND USEFUL TO THE ABOVE STATED FUNCTION,
ESTABLISHING A SEPARATE ENTITY TO PERFORM SUCH
FUNCTIONS TO BE NAMED MUNICIPAL GAS AUTHORITY
OF FLORIDA AND PROVIDING OTHER TERMS,
CONDITIONS, PROCEDURES, RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS
TO BE BINDING UPON AND TO INURE TO THE BENEFIT
OF THE PARTIES TO THE AGREEMENT.
This Interlocal Agreement dated October 1, 1992, made and
entel:ed into by and between those Public Agencies which have
adopted and agreed to the same by ordinance or resolution of their
respective governing bodies, which ordinances or resolutions are
made a part hereof by reference,
Witnesseth:
Whereas, fundamental changes have occurred in the natural
gas industry, including the issuance of Order Nos. 636 e~ pe~ by
the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on April 8,1992, and
thereafter, pursuant to which local distribution companies will no
longer be able to purchase a "bundled" product at the city gate
from their interstate pipeline supplier but rather must take
responsibility' for gas acquisition in th,e marketplace; and
Whereas, each of the parties to this Agreement believes that
benefits can be obtained in this environment for itself and its
customers by joining with the other parties to perform gas
acquisition, transmission and delivery functions in a combined,
coordinated manner; and
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Whereas, each' of the parties to this Agreement is a Public
Agency which owns and operates a local gas distribution system and
which is authorized to undertake such joint action with the other
parties by Chapter 163, Florida Statutes, and other legaj'
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Now, therefore, in consideration of the mutual benefits,
obligations, undertakings and forebearances herein contained, the
parties to this Agreement hereby agree as follows:
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1. Delegation of Power~. For the purpose hereafter
expressed, the pirties shall jointly exercise, in the manner herein
provided, the powers hereinafter stated pursuant to the authority
granted and limited in Chapter 163, Florida statutes, to Public
Agencies as therein defined. The delegatio:! of these powers by
each party to this Agreement shall not preclude the party from
contemporaneously exercising the same or similar powers
independently of the commitment contained in this Agreement but
shall be deemed to be supplemental to the party's inherent
authority to exercise the power.
2. Stt~rate Entity. ,The parties hereby create a separate
legal entity to be known as the Municipal Gas Authority of Florida
(hereafter referred to as HGAF) to ex.ercise and administer the
powers herein delegated to joint Use.
3. Purpose. It shall be the purpose of MGAF to obtain an
adequate, reliable and economically efficient supply of gas for its
Members, to manage the acquisition, transmission and disposition of
such gas supply, to acquire and operate facilities, plants and
systems incidental and useful to obtaining and managing such gas
supply, and to furnish operational, technical and informational
assistance to its Members and other persons and entities, natural,
political, and artificial, and to perform such other functions and
activities as may be incidental to the above.
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4. Definitions. As used herein the word:
(a) "Public Agency" shall have the same meaning as
defined in Section 163.01 (3) (b), Florida statutes, as the same
now exists or may be hereafter amended;
(b) "Person" shall have the same meaning as defined
in Section 163.01 (3) (e), Florida statutes, as the same now exists
or may be hereafter amended;
(c) uHember" means a Public Agency which is a party
to this Agreement;
Cd) "Allotment" means the right, the service
agreements incorporating the right and the service capacity thereby
allotted to transmit gas on a firm basis on the FGT pipeline system
.for a definite term to delivery points located within or without
the state of Florida, including all associated rights and
entitlements, such as, for example, receipt point entitlements~
pooling point enti tl ements, storage capaci ty, no-notice service
entitlement, etcetera;
(e) "Pipeline Supplier" menus the Florida Gas
Transmission Company pipeline system;
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5. Powers. To accomplish the purposes set forth above, MGAF
shall have the power:
(a) to contract in its own name with its Members,
the united states, the state of Florida, other Public Agencies and
Persons wi thin and wi thout th~ state of Floricla and the Uni ted
States;
(b) to acquire, obtain, receive, purchase, lease,
import, hold, own, use, operate, maintain, pledge, hypothecate,
improve, retain, dispose of, sell, donate, trade, transfer, deliver
and convey real property and both tangible and intangible personal
property inside and outside the state of Florida;
(c) to own property in fee simple and absolute
ownership, in present and future interests, in co-tenancy, in
fractional interests, and in conditional ownership;
(d) to insure or indemnify itself against risk of
loss and liability;
services;
(e) to charge rates and fees for its goods and
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discharge officers,
contractors;
to appoint, employ, engage, compensate and
agen ts , and emp 1 oyees and independent
(g) to receive gifts, grants, appropriations and
donations from public and pr~vate persons and entities;
(h) to sue and be sued in its own name;
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(i) to obtain supplies of natural and manufactured
gas, fossil fuels and other energy by exploration,
l,ease, manufacture, importation, pu....chase, trade,
franchise, futures contract, exchange and interchange;
production,
contract,
(j) to dispose of supplies of natural and
manufact ured gas, f ossi I flle 15 and other energy by us e ,
consumption, sale, gift, trade, exchange, interchange, contract and
futures contract;
(k) to expJore for, produc~, manufacture, acquire,
receive, purchase, contract for, own, use, consume, hold, possess,
insure, store, transport, transmit, dispatch, sell, convey, broker,
trade, exchange, interchange, deliver, distribute, import, export,
encumber, pledge and otherwise deal in natural gas, manufactured
gas, fossil fuels and other energy and interests therein, present
and future;
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of, trade for, construct, manufacture, own, hold, use, operate,
. manage, main tain, repa! r , exchange, sell, dona te I pledge,
hypothecate, transfer, delive~ and convey facilities, systems,
apparatus, devices, plants, conduits, pipelines and other real and,
"personal property for the exploration, production, manufacture,
importation, storage, transportation, transmission, purchase,
receipt, delivery, 'distribution, sale, exchange and interchange of
natural gas, manufactured gas, fossil fuels, and other energy;
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lend, borrow, aggregate, disaggregate, pool, relinquish and
transfer rights, allocations, franchises, licenses, privileges and
chases in actioh entitling the holder thereof to purchase, store,
receive, transport, er.change and deliver natural gas in pipelines;
and useful
specified;
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to employ such other powers as are incidental
exercise. of the purposes and powers herein
(0) provided, however, the foregoing powers shall
not confer upon MGAF the right to incur debt, liabilities or
obligations which would be the debt, liability or obligation of its
Members, to levy any type of tax, to issue any type of bond in its
own name, 01:' to sell gas directly 'to a consumer served by a
dist1:'ibution system operated by a Hember without the Memberrs
express consent.
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Public Agency, as those words are defined herein, which:
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those powers which MGAF from time to time exercises;
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local
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natural gas
the ul tima te
(c) possesses an Allotment on Pipeline Supplier;
(d) agrees to assign all of its Allotment on
Pipeline Supplier to HGAF pursuant to paragraph ll(a), below;
(e) ag1:'ees to the obligations and benefits of this
Interlocal Agreement; and
(f) enters into a service agreement with MGAF.
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a Board of Directors which shall consist of one Director appointed
by each Bember, each of whom shall bave an equal vote in the
decision-making process of the Board. The method of appointment of
Directors or Alternate Directors shall be determined by the
governing body of the appointing Public Agency but shall be done in
formal session, shall specify the term of appointment, shall be
reflected in the minutes of the meeting and shall be susceptible to
verification. Each Director shall be appointed for a term of two
years; provided, however: each Director shall serve at the pleasure
of the governing body or the appointing Member and may be removed
as Director at any time by action taken with the same formality as
the appointment; in case of removal of a Di rector before
completion of his term, a successor shall be appointed to serve for
the balance of the term; despite removal or expiration of term of
appointment, a.Director shall continue to serve until a successor'
has been duly appointed; and in order to create staggered terms,
the initial appointment of a Director by a Member shall be for a
term ending on the first or second succeeding September 30,
alternately, in consecutive order of membership commencing with the
longer appointment.
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be as follows:
(a) By Laws. The Board of Directors may from time
to time adopt such by-laws for the conduct of its affairs as are
not inconsistent with the provisions of this Agreement, and any
amendmen t thereto, and thereby Crea te commi t tees and addi tiona I
offices and officers, agents and employees to exercise its
administrative and executive authority (such as, but not limited
to, a President, General Manager or other chief executive officer,
. Secretary, Treasurer or Comptroller and Assistants thereto), define
the scope of their duties and delegate authority for the
performance of such administrative and executive dut~es'.
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the next succeeding fiscal
Directors whose duties shall
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meetings of the Board unless unable to attend, in which case the
Board shall select a temporary chairperson for such meeting;
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required by this Agreement, the by-l aws or, otherwise by 'law I
prep,are and disseminate notice of annual, re'gular, special and
emergency meetings until the duty is delegated to another office by
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(3) to e>:et.:utc documents on behalf of the
Board and MGAF when di~ected to do so;
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be requested by the Board; Provided, hovrever, until the other
executive and administrative functions of the Board are delegated
b.y by-laws or other resolution to other officers, 'agents, at'
employees, it shall be the duty of the Chairman of the Board of
Directors to discharge lhem;
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office location and address within the state of Florida which shall
be the Florida address of the business and residence of the
Chairman of its Board of Directors unless a different location and
address has been designated in the by-laws or other duly enacted
resolution by the Board of Directol."s. All records shall be
maintained at said address unl ess another deposi tory has been
designated in the by-laws or other duly enacted resolution by the
Board of Directors. An affidavit by the Chairman of the Board of
Directors stating his name and address, the name and address of any
President 01." other chief executive officer and any Records
Custodian if other than the Chairman of the Board of Directors and
the location and address of the designated office of MGAF if other
than the Chairman's residence and office, shall be filed with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of each county, and such other office or
agency, wi th whi ch thi s Ag reemen tis requi red to be' f i 1 ed by
Section 163.01 (11), Florida statutes, or other law or regulation
within 20 days following his election and shall be refiled promptly
when any changes occur.
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on11 in the following manner:
(1) D)).l1ual Heetinq. The Board shall meet
annually on th~ first Tuesday following the fi~st Monday in Jun~ of
each year at 11:00 AM o'clock at the designated office of HGAF or
at such other time and place as the Board of Directors mar
designate from time to time, by resolution duly enacted at least 30
days but no more than 90 days prior to such date, a cop~ of which
is furnished to each Director and Member at least 20 days prior to
the designated meeting. At the annual meeting, the Board of
Directors shall:
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yea....; and
(d) transact such other business as may lawfully
come before a general meeting.
(2) General Meetings. The Board of Directors
f rom time to time shall es tabl ish by dul y enacted reso 1 ution a
schedul e of periodi c general meetings, the times and pI aces of
which shall be stated in the resolution, for the conduct of any
business which may lawfully come before the meeting. The Board
shall determine the frequency with which general meetings should be
held to properly 'manage its responsibilities. A copy of the
resolution establishing the times and places of the regular
meetings, and any amendment thereof, shall be promptly furnished to
each Di....ector and each Member and a copy shall be posted in a
conspicuous place at the designated office of MGAF. Any meeting
which deviates from the established schedule of general meetings,
except an annual meeting or a general meeting which is adjourned to
a specified time and place of re-convention, shall be deemed a
special meeting.
(3) Special MeetinQ~. Special me~tings of the
Board of Directors may be called by the Chairman of the Board of
Di rectors or any three Di rectors. Wri t ten noti ce of the. time I
place and purpose of special meetings shall be furnished to all
Directors and Members and shall be posted in a conspicuous place at
the designated office of MonF and published pnce in a newspaper of
general circulation in each County in which the principal office of
a Member is located by the Chairman of the Board ot Directors, or.
by such other office to which the duty may hereafter be delegated
by the Board, at least seven days prior to the day of the meeting.
( 4) Eme:r;:gencY Meeting~. 1 f the Board of
Dir~ctors determines by resolution that an emergency exists which
requires action be taken too expeditiously to allow compliance with
the notice requirements of a special meeting, the Board may
dispense \-lith the publication of notice and the Directors may waive'
individual notice. At such a meeting, action by the Board of
Directors shall be limited to the subject matter which presented
the emergency.
(~) Ouoru~. Fifty per cent of the Directors
shall constitute a quorum for transaction of business.
shall be
present.
adoption
(6) Action. Action by the Board of Directors
by resol utian approved by a majori ty of the Directors
Such resolution may be made effective immediately upon
without posting or publication.
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(7) ~genda. Except in the case of a special
meeting or an eme1;gency meeting, the Chai tman of the Board of
Di~ectors shall prepare an agenda of subjects to be acted upon at
the meeting and action at the meeting shall be confined to the
subject matter of the agenda. The agenda shall include any subject
timely requested by any person, shall be in writing, shall be
cl ased 48 hours before the meeting, shall be made part of the
permanent records of meetings, shall be-posted in a conspicuous
place in the designated office of MGAF, and shall be furnished to
each Director and Member and to any other person requesting a copy
of the same. In the case of a special meeting, the notice of
meeting shall be deemed its agendn.
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an alternate Director to act in the absence or disability of its
Director.
(9) Recol:ds of 1.1eetinQ:=;'. The Board of
Directors shall maintain permanent written minutes of all its
meetings which shall consist, at a m~n~mum, of a summarized
statement of the subject matter considered and action >.taken, a
verbatim transcript of all resol utions proposed, > and a record of
the time and place of the meeting, names of the Directors present,
its agenda and the notices gi ven, if any. When approved by the
Board of Directors, the minutes shall be signed by the Chairman and
the person entrusted with their preparation. When practicable, a
verbatim stenographic record or voice recording of the meeting
shall be taken and maintained as part of the permanent records.
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(e) other Procedure~. In addi tion to the foregoing
procedural requir~ments, MGAF shall comply with such other
procedures in the conduct of its business as may from time to time
be required by the laws of the state of Florida pertaining to
entities formed by interlocal agreement pursuant to section 163.01,
Florida statutes, including, but not limited to, the public records
and open meetings laws of the State of Florida and any other state
wherein a Member may be located.
9. Fili.cal Control. HGAF shall maintain complete detailed
financial records meeting the accounting standards from time to
time established by the office of. the Auditor General of the state
of Florida for municipal proprietary activities. Balance sheets
and profit and loss statements shall be prepared at intervals, no
less frequent than quarterly. hIl financial activities shall be
audited by a certified public accountant at the conclusion of each
fiscal year. Members shall be furnished copies of the annual audit
and all other financial records they may from time to time
request.
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10. pcposiloriez. Funds under the control of HGAF ::Jhnll be
depoDited in qualified public depoDitol:ies as that. phrase is
defined in Section 290.0~ (11), Florida Statutes, and shall
other~ise be handled in the manner of public deposits in accordance
with Chapter 280, Florida statut~s.
11. !:iembers' Allotmcpts. HOAF shall utilize the pipeline
service Allotments of its Members for their mutual benefit in the
following manner:
(a) As.si.9nm~l)....t.. Upon o,=currence of the condition
zubsequent stated in paragraph 21/ below, of this Agreement, each
Member shall assign all of its Allotment on Pipeline Supplier to
HGAF. If required by Pip~Jin~:> Sllpplier, each t1t>mber will guarantee
performanc~ by HGAF of th".! sel:vice agreement pertaining to the
assigned Allotment. .
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(b) Reconls. Pel."manen t r';>co rds sha 11 be maintained
of the service Allotments in the form of an Allotment. account for
each Member and for MGAF. Each Member's account shall be credited
with the Allotment assigned and any additions thereto obtained by
MGAF attributable to increased demands of such Member and debited
with any permanent relinquishments thereof attributable to
decreased demand of such Member. Increases and decreases in
Allotment \olhich are not attributable to th~ demand of a particular
Member shall be credited or debited to the account of MGAF.
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service agreement with each Member. The sel."vic~ agreement shall
provide for the maximum daily and annual contract quantities to be
furnished the Member which shall b~ equal to the Allotment
aszigned by the Member to MGAF, initially, but may be subsequently
modified by furth~r agreement. It shall incorporate the tariff
adopted by the Board of Directors applicab'le to Hembers. It
shall address the matters of the parties' obligation for supply,
payment, cornml?ncemp.nt, t.erm, tE?rmination of !:l'::>rvice,' and nature ,and
quantity of service and shall designat~, subj~ct to redesignation,
the person or p~r~Qns authorized t6 admini~ter the service
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relinquishment of any part of a Member's Allotment by MGAF which
would .affect u Hemb~r's Allotment account without the prior Hritten
consent of the Member.
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in MGAF in accordance with paragraph l~ or 13 of this Agreement,
and pp.rformance of th,= conditions t.herein imposed, MGAf shall
reRssign to the te~minating Member the Allotment to its credit in
the aforesaid Allotment account. A.ny pOl."tion of th":! Allotment
temporarily reljnquished shall be reassigned subject to the
temporary relinquishment.
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capacity is .available, MGAF may temporarily release the capacity
to nan-members. No firm capacity shall be offered to non-members
which would jeopardize adequate service for Members.
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12. Voluntary Termination of Membership. A Member may
terminate its membership in this lnterlocal Agreement at the
conclusion of its service agreement upon at least 60 days advance
notice in writing of its intention to do so and compliance with the
following requirements:
(a) The terminating Member makes settlement of, or
provisions satisfactory to the Board of Directors for settlement
of, atl accounts between MGA1" and the terminating Member, incl uding
payment of the net cost to HGAF of demand and commodity. charges
incurred from the date of the notice until the reassignment of the
Member's Allotment credit is actually completed along with any
charges by MGAF associated wi th the interim management of said
Allotment, and
(b) The terminating Hember shall. make all
arrangements with Pipeline Supplier necessary to authorize the re-
assignment of said Allotment and amendment or novation of the
applicable service agreements and to fully relieve MGAF of further
obligation therein.
,13. Involuntary Termination of Membership. A membership of
a Member may be terminated involuntarily, and its relntionship with
l1GAF I iquidated in the manner provided in Paragraph 12 of this
Agreement for voluntary termination of membership, by a two-thirds
vote in favor by the Board of Directors upon the occurrence of any
of the following conditions:
(a) the Member is more than GO days in arrears in
the payment of its accounts, e~cluding amounts honestly disputed
with HGAF; or
(b) the Member js mare than 90 days in arrears in
correcting any other deficiency in the performance of the other
obligations in its service agreement with NGAF after written notice
from MGAF to correct the same unless the time for correction is
extended by the Board of Directors on good cause shown; or
(e) the Director or AlteJ:nate Director appointed by
the Member fails to attend four successive meetings of the Board of
Directors without such absences having been excused by the Board of
Directors; or
to the
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Cd) the Member ceases to be qualified to be a party
lnterlocal J\gl."eemr:mt under the terms of Chapt~r 163,
statutes, . as the same now exists or may hereafter be
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for each Member. contributions from a Member for capital
acqui s i ti on purpos es and earned surp 1 us reserved or otherwise
restricted by the Board of Directors for capital acquisition
purposes shall be credi ted to the account and reI eases of such
capital reserves and depri?ciation of assets placed in service
according to commonly accepted accounting practice shall be debited
to the account. Contributions shall be credi ted in the amount
contributed. Additions and diminutions to reserves created from
earned surplus shall be credited or debited in an amount equal to
a portion of the addition or diminution to the reserve which bears
the same relationship to the \4hole as the l1emberts total daily
contract quantity of firm gas service under its service agreement
with MGnF for the fiscal year in which the addition or diminution
to the reserve occurs bears to the total daily contract quantity of
firm gas service under the service agreements of all Members of
HGAF for such fiscal year. Upon termination of membership, whether
voluntary or involunt.ary, the Hemberts net capital account, less
any set-offs which MGAF may have, shall be returned to the Member;
provided, however, to the extent the terminating Memberts capital
account exceeds five per cent of the total operating budget of MGAF
for the fiscal year. in which termination occurs, the Board of
Directors may elect to return the capital account in installments,
wi thout interest, disbursed over a period of fi ve years commencing '.
\or i t h the f i s c a 1 yea r i mm e d i ate I j' sue c e e din g the f i sea 1 yea r in.
which termination occurs. .
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15. Not for Profit Operation. HGAF shall not operate for
profit except that it may provide for reserves for contingencies
and for capital projects incidental and useful to its purpose which
will inure to the benefit of its Members and the public.
16. Rates and Fees. The Board of Directors of HGAF shall
from time to time adopt a tariff of rates, charges, fees, penalties
and procedures designed to recover costs of operation including
authorized reserves ~nd capital costs. As the Board of Directors
de8ms appropriate, the tariff may establish contract quantity
c1,=,rnand, facilitie::;, rF!~el''lation 01: inventon' charges as well as
volumetric commodity charges and surcharges to recover the cost of
goods and services furnished. The tariff shall be just, fair and
reasonabl~ and shall be uniform as to each class of c~stomer. The
Members shall be deemed to be one class of customer but there may
be different classifications of service within that class of
customer. In establishing rat~s and charg~s for random sales or
service to other classes of customers, the Board of Directors may
consider the nature and quantity of the s~rvice provided, term and
nature of the undertaking, load factors, benefits and detriments to
Members, assumption of risk and market factors.
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affairs of MGAF shall be wound UPI its assets liquidated, its
.obligations discharged and any funds and assets remaining
distributed to the Members existing at the time of termination.
The amount to be distributed to each such Member shall be
determined by crediting its capital account with any assets not
previously credited and debiting any debts in the same proportion
that the Hembers total daily contract quantity of gas for the
fiscal year in which termination occurs bears to the total daily
contract quanti ty of all the Hembers existing at the time of
termination. The resulting balance of the capital account shall be
distributed to the Members. Distribution may be made in specie at'
book valu~ in lieu of total liquidation if practicable, desired by
the Members and the asset is not needed to satisfy creditors.
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18. Amendmen ts . Thi s Ag reem~n t may be amended on 1 y by
adoption of an amending ordinance or resolution by the governing
bodies of at least two thirds of the Members...Amendments shall be
submitted to all such governing bodies for acceptance or rejection
if proposed by the governing body of any Member or a majority of
the Board of Directors. No amendment which would have
retrospective effect upon Members' vested interests, including but
not limited to Allotments and capital accounts, shall be effective
without unanimous approval of the Members.
19. Acceptanc~. Each Member will be deemed to have become
a party to this lnterlocal Agreement upon adoption by its governing
body of an ordinance or resolution expressing its agreement to the
same and authorizing compliance with Paragraph 6 of this Agreement.
20. "erm. The term of this Interlocal Agreement shall be
from its acceptance by at least two Memb~rs for an indefinite term
OJ: unti 1 the governing bodies of all the Members shall adopt an
ordinance or resolution terminating it.
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21. Conditions Subsequent. Eefore complete implement.ation
of the purposes of this Agreement can occur, it will be necessary
that the Hembers be abl e to aggregate and disaggregate their
Allotments among themselves. Thereforel the entity herein created
shall be disbanded, this Agreement terminated and, to the extent
possible, the parties restored to the conditions existing prior to
the Ag~eement unless, within two years from October 1, 1992, the
restructuring tariff of FGT in Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Dqcket No. RS92-1G-OOO has been adopted in a final order of the
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and permits:
(a) assignment by the Members of their Allotments
on Pipeline Supplier to HGAP;
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(b) execution of a service agr~ement between MGAF
and Pipeline Supplier which incorporates all the Allotments
assigned by Members; and
(c) aggregation and disaggregation by HGAP of the
Allotment assigned by its Members.
22. Filing. This Interlocal Agreement, the ordinances or
resolutions agreeing to the same, and any amendments to it shall be
file>d with the Clerl~ of th~ Circuit Court of each countj' in which
a Member, and a local gas distribution system operated by a Member~
is located. The annual audit shall be filed annually \o1ith the
record custodian of each Public ngency which was a Member during
the fiscal year coveL'ed by the audi t and wi th such other
gO'Jernmental offices and agencies cu.; mny from time to time be
required bj' law.
23. l.mmuni.t.:i~. The privil~g~s and immunities enjoyed by the
Memb~r3 of HGAF by re~son of th~ir governmental and public status
shall inure to HCAF.
~4. Severability.. If any provision 01;" portion of this
Agreem~nt is held to be void for any I:eason, it is the intent of
the parties that the remaining provisions of this Agreement shall
nevertheless be binding and effective provided the primary purpose
of the Agreement is not so impaired as to be unattainable.
25. Words of Gender and Number.. As used he rein, unless the
context clearly indicates the contrary, the singular number shall
include the plural, the plural the singular, and the use of any
gender shall be applicable to all genders.
26. Titles apd subtitles. Titles of the paragraphs and
subp~ra9rQphs are placed her~in for convenient reference only and
::; h" l 1 not t 0 allY (> ;.; t "? nth a vet hI] e f f e C' t. 0 f m (l c1 i f y i n g, am end i n 9 0 r
changing the express term~ and [Jlovisions of this Agreement.
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Defined Nonln. lJ:re of capitali~ation of \-1orcls'in
to that requir'!'rl by norm,,!' rule::; of punctuation is
to indicate a sp~cially defined word and it is intended
defined word have the mpaning accord~d to it in paragraph
28. l.\.RP.licable La.H. This Agreement shall be subject to an'd
governed by the laws of the state of Florida.
29. Notices. 1\ny notice~ permitted or required by this
Agreement may be delivered or mailed, by United States certified
r€tut'n receipt mai 1, in the case of ~tGAF, to the of'ficel.' and
address specified in the affidavit required in Paragraph 8 (c) of
this Agreement or, if there is no such affidavit on l.'ecord, to any
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governing commission or board chairman or'other presiding officer
or the resident agent of any Member at its principal place of
business or such other office as it may have designated in its
annual r~port f.iled with the Florida Depat'tment of Community
l\ffairs.
30. 1\ppendix.The ordinance or resolution by Hhich each
Member shall accept this Agreement 'or shall subsequentlY withdraw
or be eicluded from the Agreement shall be made a part thereof by
inclusion in an appendi>: to be entitled "APpendix I To, l1.unicipal
Gas Authority of Florida Interlocal" Agreement Dated October 1,
1992."
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ordinances or resol utions adopting and agreeing to the. foregoing
Interloca1 Agreement which are attached hereto in Appendix I.
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Resolution 92--12
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER ADOPTING AN
INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT DATED OCTOBER 1, 1992, ENTITLED: "AN
INTERLOCAL AGREEHENT BET\'lEEN CERTAIN MUNICIPALITIES,
INDEPENDENT SPECIAL DISTRICTS AND OTHER PUBLIC AGENCIES
UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF SECTION 163.01, FLORIDA STATUTES,
AND OTHER APPLICABLE LEGAL AUTHORITY, PER'rAINING TO
ACQUISITION, TRANSMISSION, MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSITION OF
NATURAL AND MANUFACTURED GAS, AND TO ACQUISITION,
MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSITION OF FACILITIES AND OTHER
PROPERTY INCIDENTAL AND USEFUL TO THE ABOVE STATED
FUNCTION, ESTABLISHING A SEPARATE ENTITY TO PERFORM SUCH
FUNCTIONS TO BE NAMED MUNICIPAL GAS AUTHORITY OF FLORIDA
AND PROVIDING OTHER TERMS, CONDITIONS, PROCEDURES, RIGHTS
AND OBLIGATIONS TO BE BINDING UPON AND TO INURE TO THE
BENEFIT OF THE PARTIES TO THE AGREEMENT II WHICH DEALS lVITH
THE SUBJECTS RECITED IN SAID TITLE; APPOINTING A
REPRESENTATIVE AND ALTERNATE TO SERVE ON THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS OF THE ENTITY CRENl'ED BY SAID INTERLOCAL
AGREEMENT; AUTHORIZING ASSIGNM.ENT OF THE FIRM GAS SERVICE
ALLOTMENT HELD BY THE CITY OF CLEARWATER ON THE FLORIDA
GAS TRANSMISSION COMPANY PIPELINE SYSTEM TO THE ENTITY
CREATED BY THE INTERLOCAL AGREEHENT; AND ESTABLISHING THE
TIME AT WHICH AND THE CONDITION UPON WHICH THIS
RESOLUTION SHALL BE EFFECTIVE.
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Be it resolved by the city commission of the city of
Clearwater as follows:
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section 1.
The Interlocal Agreement dated October 1, 1992,
establishing a separate interlocal entity pursuant to section
163.01, Florida statutes, to be known as "Municipal Gas Authority
of Florida" (MGAF), a copy of which is attached hereto and
incorporated in the Resolut'ion by' reference, be and hereby is
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Section 2.
Charles S. Warrington, Jr., Managing Director
& Executive Officer of Clearwater Gas System, 400 N. Myrtle Avenue,
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Clearwater, FL 34615, is hereby appointed a Director to serve'on
the Board of Directors of said Municipal Gas Authority of Florida
from this date until September 30, 1994 and J. Terry Neenan, Gas
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'Superintendent of Clearwater Gas System, 400 N. Myrtle Avenue I
Clearwater, FL 34615 is hereby appointed as an alternate to serve
in the event of his absence or disability.
section 3.
Upon the occurrence of the condition subsequent
stated in Paragraph 21 of said Interlocal Agreement, the city of
.Clearwater shall assign to Municipal Gas Authority' of Florida all
its gas allotments as that term is defined in the aforesaid
Interlocal Agreement and C. S. r1Chuck" Narrington, Hanaging Director
of the Clearwater Gas System is hereby authorized to execute the
documents necessary to accomplish this objective~
Section 4.
This Resolution shall be effective when at
least three other Public Agencies, as defin~d by section 163.01,
Florida statutes, have agreed to said Interlocal Agreement.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this
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1992.
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Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
Attest:
I cynthia E. Goudeau
city Clerk
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CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION
Agenda Cover Memorandum
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Subordination of certain Easement Rights along State Road 580,
of Clearwater, to the Florida Department of Transportation.
owned by
SUBJECT:
the city
RECOMMENDATION/MOTION: Declare as surplus for subordination to the Florida
Department of Transportation the city's easement rights and interest in eleven
(11) parcels of land (113.04, 117.03, 119.03, 123.03, 124.04, 125.04, 126.03,
127.04, 128.03, 129.03 and 130.05) lying along state Road 580, section 15070-2524
between Countryside Boulevard and McMullen Booth Road and adopt Resolution 92-74
authorizing city Officials to execute subordination of utility interests
documents with the Florida Department of Transportation.
au And that the appropriate official be authorized to execute same.'
BACKGROUND: The Florida Department of Transportation (F.O.O.T.) is proposing to
widen state Road 580 between Countryside Boulevard and Kendale Drive. They
propose to start construction in fiscal year 1993/1994. Inasmuch as they propose
to widen the road to six lanes, they will need to obtain additional right-of-way
from several property owners along S.R. 580. The City of Clearwater has'various
easements on part of the parcels of land needed by the F.D.O.T.
In order to facilitate this project, the P.D.O.T. is requesting that the city of
Clearwater subordinate their easement rights and interest in these parcels. The
Commission approved city subordinations of easements an six (6) other parcels to
the F.D.O.T. for this same road improvement project April 2, 1992 and an
additional six (6) parcels on November 5~ 1992.
The subordinations contain provisions for the F.D.O.T. to pay to have the city's
facilities relocated if necessary to prevent construction conflicts.
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Budget ilIA
Purchasing >>/A
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Caanission Action
~9inating Dept.
Public UorkS/E~r~ing
User Dcpt.
Approved
Approved
w/conditions _____
Denied
Advertised:
Cont Id to
Dote:
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Not required X
Affected parties
notified
Not required N/A
Appropriation Code(s)
Attachments:
Resolution 92.74
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RESOLUTION UO. 92-74
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
AUTHOR I ZING THE EXECUT I ON OF ELEVEN SUBORD I NA T I ON OF
UTILITY INTERESTS AGREEMENTS WITH THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, REGARDING PORTIONS OF
CERTAIN EASEMENTS OWNED BY THE CITY, ADJACENT TO STATE
ROAD 580 BEHJEEN COUNTRYSIDE BOULEVARD AND McMULLEN
BOOTH ROAD; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the State of Florida, Department of Transportation (herein the
"DOT'IL proposes to construct or improve State Road No. 580 in Pinellas County,
Florida; and
WHEREAS, it is necessary that portions of eleven certain easements,
described more particularly herein, now owned by the City, be subordinated to the
DOT; and
WHEREAS, Section 2.01(d)(4) of the City Charter authorizes the conveyance
of surplus City property to another governmental entity without referendum
approval, without competitive bidding, and for less than the appraised value; and
WHEREAS, the DOT has applied tQ, the City for a subordination by the City
to the DOT of all rights,title and interest that the City has in the easements,
subject to the rights reserved to the City as described in the agreement, and the
application has been duly considered by the City Commission; now, therefore,
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE, CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The application of the DOT is for the subordination of eleven
City-owned easements which are hereby declared surplus within the meaning of the
City Charter, subject to the reservation of rights by: the City as set forth in
the subordination of utility interests agreements, and the applications are found
and declared to be for a valid public purpose. Therefore, the appropriate City
officials are authorized to execute the subordination of util ity interests
agreements to the DOT, copies of which are attached hereto as Exhibits A through
K, conveying the rights, title and interest of the City in and to the real
property described therein, in consideration of the sum of One Dollar ($1.00) and'
other good and valuable consideration including, but not limited to/ the benefits
to be obtained from the highway improvements.
Section 2. The agreel~ents authorized to be executed upon the adoption of
this resolution are summarized as follows:
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DOT Recorded at
Exhibi.1 Parcel No. " Citv' s Interest . . Book paqe
A 113.04 platted easement ' 72 20
B 117.03 platted easement 85 1-5
C ,.119.03 Utility easement 85 1-5
0 123.06 Platted easement 83 3
E 124.04 Platted easement 83 3
F 125.04 Platted easement 83 3
G 126.03 Platted easement 83 3
H 127.04 Utility easement 83 3
I 128.03 Platted easement 83 3
J 129.03 Utility easement 83 3
K 130.05 Drainage/utility easement 83 3
Section 3. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon adoption~
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SUBORDINATION OF CITY UTILITY INTERESTS
THIS AGREEMENT, entered into this ____ day of , 199~, by and between
the STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, hereinafter called the Department,
and the CITY OF CLEARWATER , hereinafter called City.
WIT N E SSE T H:
WHEREAS, the city presently has an interest in certain lands that have been
determined necessary for highway. purposes; and
WHEREAS, the proposed use of these lands for highway purposes will require
subordination of the interest claimed in such lands by city to the Department; and
WHEREAS, the Department is willing to pay to have the City's facilities relocated
if necessary to prevent conflict between the facilities so that the benefits of each
may be retained.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises of the
parties hereto, City and Department agree ae follows: .
City subordinates any and all of its interest in the lands as follows, viz:
That part of Lot 41, Wildwood of Countryside in Section 29, Township 28 south, Range
16 East as recorded in Plat Book 72, Page 20 of the Public Records of Pinellas County,
Florida.
Being described as follows:
Conunence at a 4"x4" concrete monument marking the Northwest corner of the plat of
Wildwood of Countryside, as recorded in Plat Book 72, Page 20 of the Public Records of
Pinellas county, Florida; thence South 11002'0011 West along the Westerly boundary of
said Wildwood of Countryside, a distance of 583.30 feet to the Southwest corner of said
Wildwood of Countryside, said point also being the Southwest corner of a Florida
Department of Transportation right of way as described in Official Records Book 5548,
Page 758 of the Public Records of Pinellaa County, Florida; thence North 89039'56" East
along the South line of said Wildwood of Countryside and the South line of said Florida
Department of Transportation right of way, a distance of 56.99 feet to a point on the
existing Northerly right of way line of State Road 580; thence continue North 89039'56"
East along the South line of said Wildwood of Countryside and the Northerly right of
way line of State Road 580, a distance of 1,612.85 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING, said
point of beginning also being the Southwest corner of Lot 47 of said Wildwood of
countryside; thence run North 03000'59" East along the Westerly line of said Lot 47,
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a distance of 18.76 feet; thence North 89029'32" East, a distance of 95.05 feet; thence
North 55024'54" East, a distance of 41.19 feet to a point on the Easterly line of said
Lot 47, and a point on the Westerly right of way line of Landmark Drive; thence South
00019'11" East along the Easterly line of said Lot 47, and the Westerly right of way
line of Landmark Drive, a distance of 42.20 feet to the Southeast corner of said Lot
47, and, a point on the Northerly right of way line of state Road 580; thence south
89039'56" West, along the south line of said Lot 47, and the Northerly right of way
line of state Road 580, a distance of 130.18 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
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Containing 2846 square feet, more or leso.
to the interest of the Department, its successors, or assigns, for the purpose of
construction, improving, maintaining and operating a road over, through, upon and/or
across the lands, including but not limited to the claim of interest based on the
following:
RECORDED
NATURE OF
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CITY OF CLEARWATER P. B. 72,
PAGE 20
05/07/74
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PROVIDED that the following rights are reserved to the City:
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The City shall have the right to construct, operate, maintain, improve,
add to, upgrade, remove, and relocate facilities on, within, and upon the
lands described herein in accordance with the Department's current minimum
standards for such facilities as required by the state of' Florida,
Department of Transportation, Utility Accommodation Guide, dated May,
1990. Any new construction or relocation of facilities within the lands
will be subject to prior approval by the Department. Should the
Department fail to approve any new construction or relocation of
facilities by the City or require the City to alter, adjust, or relocate
its facilities located within said lands, the Department hereby agrees to
pay the cost of such alteration, adjustment, or relocation, including, but
not limited to the cost of acquiring appropriate easements.
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The City shall have a reasonable right to enter upon the lands described
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3. The city agrees to repair any damage to Department facilities and to
indemnify the Department against any loss or damage resulting from the
city exercising its rights outlined in Paragraphs 1 and 2 above.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Department hereto has executed this agreement on the day
and year first above written.
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The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ____ day of
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Chairperson of said Board, the day and year aforesaid.
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before me this ____ day of
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SUBORDINATION OF CIT~ UTILIT~ INTERESTS
THIS AGREEMENT, entered into this ____ day of , 199__, by and between
the STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, hereinafter called the Department,
and the CITY OF CLEARWATER , hereinafter called City.
WIT N E SSE T Hz
WHEREAS, the City presently has an interest in certain lands that have been
determined necessary for highway purposes; and
WHEREAS, the proposed use of these lands for highway purposes will require
subordination of the interest claimed in such lands by city to the Department; and
. WHEREAS, the Department is willing to pay to have the city's facilities relocated
if necessary to prevent conflict between the facilities so that the benefits of each
may be retained.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises of the
parties hereto, City and Department agree as follows:
City subordinates any and all of its interest in the lands as follows, viz:
That portion of Lot 122, Northwood West in section 29, Township 28 south, Range 16 East
as recorded in Plat Book 85, pages 1-5 of the Public Records of Pinellas county,
Florida.
Being described as follows:
commence at a 4" x 4" concrete monument with bronze disc marked P.C.E.D. marking"the
Southeast corner, of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 29, Township 28 South, Range 16 East,
Pinellas County, Florida; thence North 00004' 58" East along the East line of the
,southwest 1/4 of said Section 29, a distance of 2,639.95 feet to a point on the
'existing southerly right of way line of State Road 580, said point also being the
Northwest eorner of Lot 119, Northwood West as recorded in Plat Book 85, Pages 1-5,
Pinellas County, Florida~ thence North 89040'21" East along the North line of said
Northwood West and the southerly right of way line of state Road 580, a distance of
314.07 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING, said point of beginning being the Northwest
corner of Lot 122, of said Northwood Weat~ thence continue North 89040'21" East along
the North line of said Lot 122, and the Southerly right of way line of said State Road
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NATURE OF
ENCUMBRANCE
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EASEMENT
DATE
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CITY OF CLEARWATER P.B. 85,
PAGE 1-5
This instrument prepared by, or
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Asalslanl Genoral Counsel
Department of Transportation
580, a distance of 100.98 feet to the Northeast corner of said Lot 122, and a point on
the Westerly right of way line of Frisco Drive; thence South 00004'08" West along the
Easterly line of said Lot 122 and the Westerly right of way line of Friaco Drive, a
distance of 34.89 feet; thence North 46005'03" West, a distance of 41.10 feet; thence
South 89029'32" West, a distance of 71.30 feet to a point on the Westerly line of said
Lot 122; thence North 00019' 3!f" West along the Westerly line of said Lot 122, A
distance of 6.44 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING. "
Lesa existing rights of way.
containing 1060 squar~ feet, more or leos.
to the interest of the Department, its successors, or assigns, for the purpose of.
construction, improving, maintaining and operating a road over, through, upon and/or
across the lands, including but not limited to the claim of interest based on the
following:
RECORDED
04/16/82
NORTHWOOD WEST
PROVIDED that the following rights are reserved to the City:
2.
The city shall have the right to construct, operate, maintain, improve,
add to, upgrade, remove, and relocate facilities on, within, and upon the
lands described herein in accordance with the Department's current minimum
standards for such facilities as required by the State of Florida,
Department of Transportation, Utility Acconunodation Guide, dated May,
1990. Any new construction or relocation of facilities within the lands
will be subject to prior approval by the Department. Should the
Department fail to approve any new construction or relocation of
facilities by the city or require the City to alter, adjust, or relocate
its facilities located within said lands, the Department hereby agrees to
pay the cost of such alteration, adjuatment, or relocation, including, but
not limited to the cost of acquiring appropriate easements.
The City shall have a reasonable right to enter upon the lands described
herein for the purposes outlined in Paragraph 1 above, including the right
to trim such trees, brush, and growth which might endanger or interfere
with'such facilities, provided that such rights do not interfere with the
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Department hereto has executed this agreement on the day
and year first above written.
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11201 N. M~LCOM McKINLEY Dr.
TAMPA
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STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ____ day of
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District VII, who is personally known to me or who has produced
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My Commission Expires:
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, Florida,
This instrument prepared by, or
Under the direction of
Kennelh G. Wing
AssIstant General Counsel
Department of Transportation
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said grantor has caused these presents to be executed in
its name by its Board of City Commissionera actinr '. by the Chairperson or Vice-
Chairperson of said Board, the day and year aforesaid.'
PRINT NAME
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By Its City Council
By:
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STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF
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PARCEL I 119.03
SECTION 15070-2524
S. R. NO.: 580
COUNTY PINELLAS
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THIS AGREEMENT, entered into this ____ day of , 199__, by and between
the STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, he~einafter called the Department,
and CITY OF CLEARWATER , hereinafter called City.
WHEREAS, the City presently has an interest in certain.lands that have been
determined necessary for highway pu~poses; and
WHEREAS, the proposed use of these lands for highway purposes will require
subordination of the interest claimed in such lands by city to the Department; and
WHEREAS, the Department is willing to pay to have the City' s facilities relocated
if necessary to prevent conflict between the facilities so that the benefits of each
may be retained.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises of the
parties hereto, city and Department agree as follows:
City subordinates any and all of its interest in the lands as follows, viz:
That portion of Lot 132, Northwood West in Section 29, Township 28 south,
Range 16 East as recorded in Plat Book 85, Pages 1-5 of the Public Records
of Plnellas County, Florida.
Being described as follows:
Commence at a 4" x 4" conc.;:ete monument with bronze disc marking the
Southeast corner, of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 29, Township 28 South,
Range 16 East, Pinellas County, Florida; thence North 00004'58" East along
the East line of the Southwest 1/4 of said Section 29, a distance of
2,639.95 feet to a point on the existing Southerly right of way line of
State Road 580, said point also being the Northwest corner of Lot 119,
Northwood West as recorded in Plat Book 8S, Pages 1-5, Pinellas county,
Florida; thence North 89040'21" East along the North line of said
Northwood West and the Southerly right of way line of State Road 580, a
distance of 583.69 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING, said point also being
the Northwest corner of Lot 132 of said Northwood West; thence continue
North 89040' 21" East along the North line of said Lot 132 and the
Southerly right of way line of state Road 580, a distance of 149.18 feet
to the Northeast corner of said Lot 132; thence south 32022'59" West along
the Easterly line of said Lot 132, a distance of 6:10 feet; thence South
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89029'32" West, a distance of 145.88 feet to a point on the Westerly line
of said Lot 1321 thence North OOD19'39" West along the Westerly line of
said Lot 132, a distance of 5.59 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
Less existing rightG of way.
Containing 791 square feet, more or less.
to the interest of the Department, its successors, or asaigns, for the purpose of
construction, improving, maintaining and operating a road over, through, upon and/or
across the lands, including but not limited to the claim of interest based on the
following:
RECORDED
NATURE OF
ENCUMBRANCE
UTILITY
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DATE
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TO PLAT
BODK PAGE
CITY OF CLEARWATER 85/1-5
04/16/82
Northwood West, a
Florida General
Partnership
PROVIDED that the following rights are reserved to the City:
1. The City shall have the right to construct, operate, maintain, improve,
add to, upgrade, remove, and relocate facilities on, within, and upon the
lands deacribed herein in accordance with the Department's current minimum
standards for such facilitiea as required by the State of florida,
Department of Transportation, Utility Accommodation Guide, dated May,
1990. Any new construction or relocation of facilities within the lands
will be subject to prior approval by the Department. Should the
Department fail to approve any new construction or relocation of
facilities by the city cr require the City to alter, adjust, or relocate
its facilities located within said lands, the Department hereby agrees to
pay the cost of such alteration, adjustment, or relocation, including, but
not limited to the cost of acquiring appropriate easements.
2. The City shall have a reasonable right to enter upon the lands described
herein for the purposes outlined in paragraph 1 above, including the right
to trim such trees, brush, and growth which might endanger or interfere
with such faCilities, provided that such rights do not interfere with the
operation and safety of the Department's facilities.
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3. The city agrees to repair any damage to Department facilities and to
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exercising its rights outlined in paragraphs 1 and 2 above.
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PARCEL I 123.06
SECTION s 15070-2524
5 . R. NO,: 500
COUNT~ I PINELLAS
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SUBORDINATION OF CITY UTILITY INT~RCRTS
THIS AGREEMENT, entered into this ____ day of , 199__, by and between
the STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, hcroinaftar called the Department,
and the CITY OF CLEARWATER , hereinafter called City.
WIT N E SSE T Ut
WHEREAS, the city presently has an interent in cartoin lando that have been
determined necessary for highway purposes; and
WHEREAS, the proposed use of those lands for highway purpoDon will require
subordination of the interest claimed in such lnndo by City to the Department; and
WHEREAS, the Department is willing to pay to have the city' D facilities relocated
if necessary to prevent conflict between the facilitioa DO that the benefits of each
may be retained.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenanto and promises of the
parties hereto, Ci~y and Department agree ao follows:
City subordinates any and all of ita interest in the lands as follows, viz:
That part of Lot 21, Mayfair, in Section 29, Township 28 South, Range 16 East as
recorded in Plat Book 83, Pages 3-4 of the Public Recorda of Pinellaa county, Florida.
Being described as follows:
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Commence at a 3" X 3" concrete monument, P,L.S. 1827, marking the point of tangency of
the Westerly boundary of Lot 22, Mayfair, ao recorded in Plat Book 83, Pages 3-4 of the
Public Recorda of pinellas County, Florida, said point also being a point on the
Easterly right of way line of Landmark Drive; thonce South 00D20'49" East along said
Easterly right of way line and the Westerly line of said Lot 22, a distance of 130.64
feet to the southwest corner of said Lot 22 and a point on the exieting Northerly right
of way line of State Road 580; thence North 89039'57" Eaat along the Southerly line of
said plat of Mayfair and t~~ Northerly right of way line of State Road 580, a distance
of 109.93 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING; said point of beginning also being the
SouthWest corner of Lot 21; thence N01.th 00020'42" Weot along the Westerly line of said
Lot 21, a distance of 4.12 feoti thence North 891140'03" East, a distance of ,79.95 feet
to a point on the Easterly line of said Lot 21; thence South 00D20'36" East along the
Easterly line of said Lot 21, n diotnnco of 3.93 foet to the southeast corner of said
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Lot 211 thence South 89039'57" West along the Southerly line of said Lot 21, and the
Northerly right of way line of state Road 580, a distance of 79.95 feet to the POINT
OF BEGINNING.
Less existing rights of way.
containing 322 square feet, more or less.
to the interest of the Department, its successors, or assigns, for the purpose of
construction, improving, maintaining and operating a road over, through, upon and/or
across the lands, including but not limited to the claim of interest based on the
following:
RECORDED
NATURE OF
ENCUMBRANCE
PLATTED
EASEMENT
DATE
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CITY' OF CLEARWATER P. B. 83,
PAGE 3
11/04/80
MAYFAIR
ASSOCIATES, LTD.
PROVIDED that the following rights are reserved to the City:
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The City shall have the right to construct, operate, maintain, improve,
add to, upgrade, remove, and relocate facilities on, within, and upon the
lands described herein in accordance with the Department's current minimum
standards for such facilities as required by the State of Florida,
Department of Transportation, Utility Accommodation Guide, dated May,
1990. Any new construction or relocation of facilities within the lands
will be subject to prior approval by the Department. Should the
Department fail to approve any new construction or relocation of
facilities by the City or require the City to alter, adjust, or relocate
its facilities located within said lands, the Department hereby agrees to
pay the cost of such alteration, adjustment, or relocation, including, but
not limited to the cost of acquiring appropriate easements.
2. The City shall have a reasonable right to enter upon the lands described
herein for the purposes outlined:in paragraph 1 above, including the right
to trim such trees, brUGh, and growth which might endanger or interfere
with such facilities, provided that such righto do not interfere with the
operation and safety of the Department's facilities.
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Department of Transportation
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The city agrees to repair any damage to Department facilities and to
indemnify the Department against any loss or damage resulting from the
city exercising its rights outlined in Paragraphs 1 and 2 above.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Department hereto has executed thiD agreement on the day
and year first above written.
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The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ____ day of
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said grantor has caused these presents to be executed in
its name by its Board of City Commissioners acting by the Chairperson or Vice-
Chairperson of sald Board, the day and year aforesaid. .
ATTES:r:
PRINT NAME
Clerk (or Deputy Clerk)
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By Its City Council
By:
Its Chairperson
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PRINT NAME
ADDRESS
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STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged
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personally known to me or who has produced
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before me this ____ day of
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That part of Lot 20, Mayfair, in Section 29, Township 28 south, Range 16 East as
recorded in Plat Book 83, Pages 3-4 of the Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida.
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Tampa, Florida 33612
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SECTION I 15070-2524
S.R. NO. I 580
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SUBORDINATION OF CITY UTILITY INTERESTS
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THIS AGREEMENT, entered into this ____ day of , 199__, by and between
the, STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, hereinafter called the Department,
and the CITY OF CLEARWATER , hereinafter called City.
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WIT N E SSE T H:
WHEREAS, the City presently has an interest in certain lands that have been
determined necessary for highway purposes; and
WHEREAS, the proposed use of these lands for highway purposes will require
subordination of the interest claimed in such lands by City to the Department; and
WHEREAS, the Department is willing to pay to have the City' B facilities relocated
if necessary to prevent conflict between the facilities so that the benefits of each
may be retained.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises of the
parties hereto., City and Department agree as follows:
City subordinates any and all of its interest in the lands as follows, viz:
Conunence at a 3" X 3" concrete monument, P.L.S. #827, marking the point of tangen"':y of
the Westerly boundary of Lot 22, Mayfair, as recorded in Plat Book 83, Pages 3-4 of the
Public Recorda of Pinellaa County, Florida, said point also being a point on the
Easterly right of way line of Landmark Drive; thence'South 00020'49" East along said
Easterly right of way line and the Westerly line of said Lot 22, a distance of 130.64
feet to the Southwest corner of said Lot 22 and a point on the existing Northerly right
of way line of State Road 580; .thence North 89039'57" East along the Southerly line of
said plat of Mayfair and the Northerly right of way line of state Road 580, a distance
of 189.88 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING; said point of beginning also being the
Southwest corner of Lot 20; thence North 00020'36" West along the Westerly line of said
Lot 20, a distance of 3.93 feet; thence North 89048'03" East, a distance of 79.95 feet
to a point on the Easterly line of said Lot 20; thence South 00020'31" East along the
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Easterly line of said Lot 20, a distance of 3.74 feet to the Southeast corner of said
Lot 20; thence South 8gD39'57" West along the southerly line of said Lot 20, and the
Northerly right of way line of State Road 580, a distance of 79.95 feet to the POINT
OF BEGINNING.
Less existing rights of way.
Containing 307 square feet, more or less.
to the interest of the Department, its succesaors, or assigns, for the purpose of
construction, improving, maintaining and operating a road over, through, upon and/or
across the lands, including but not limited to the claim of interest based on the
following:
RECORDED
NATURE OF
ENCUMBRANCE.
PLATTED
EASEMENT
DATE
FROM
TO O.R.
BOOK/PAGE
CITY OF CLEARWATER P.B. 83,
PAGE 3
11/04/80
MAYFAIR
ASSOCIATES, LTD.
PROVIDED that the following rights are reserved to the City:
1. The city shall have the right to construct, operate, maintain, improve,
add to, upgrade, remove, and relocate facilities on, within, and upon the
lands described herein in accordance with the Department's current minimum
standards for such facilities aa required by the State of Florida,
Department of Transportation, utility Accommodation Guide, dated May,
1990. Any new construction or relocation of facilities within the lands
will be subject to priol: approval by the Department. Should the
Department fail to approve any new construction or relocation of
facilities by the City or require the City ~o alter, adjust, or relocate
its facilities located within said lands, the Department hereby agrees to
pay the cost of such alteration, adjustment, or relocation, including, but
not limited to the cost of acquirin~ appropriate easements.
2. The City shall have a reasonable right to enter upon the lands described
herein for the purposes outlined in Paragl:aph 1 above, including the right
to trim such trees, brush, and growth which might endanger or interfere
with such facilities, provided that such rights do not interfere with the
operation and safety of the Department' a 'facilities.
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3. The City agrees to l:'epair any damage to Department facilities and to
indemnify the Department against any loss or damage resulting from the
City exercising its rights outlined in Paragraphs 1 and 2 above.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Department hereto has executed this agreement on the day
and year first above written.
signed, sealed and delivered in the
presence of:
STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
By:
Director of Production for District VII
WITNESS
PRINT NAME
ADDRESS
11201 N. MALCOM McKINLEY Or.
TAMPA
FL
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WITNESS
PRINT NAME
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF
The foregoi~9 instrument was acknowledged before me this ____ day of
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This instrument prepared
under the direction
Kennelh G. Wing
Asslstant General Counsel
Department of Transpo
11201 N. Malcolm McKi
Tampa, Florida 33612
PARCEL I 125.04
SECTION l 15010-2524
S.R. NO. J SaD
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SUBORDINA'rION OF CI'rY tnILI'rY INTERESTS
THIS AGREEMENT, entered into this ____ day of , 199__, by and between
the STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, hereinafter called the Department,
and the CITY OF CLEARWATER , hereinafter called city.
W lorN E SSE or HI
WHEREAS, the City presently has an interest in certain lands that have been
determined necessary for highway purposesi and
WHEREAS, the proposed use of these lands for highway purposes will require
subordination of the interest claimed in such lands by City to the Department; and
WHEREAS, the Department is willing to pay t.o have the City' B facilities relocated
if necessary to prevent conflict between the facilities BO that the benefits of each
may be retained. '1
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises of the
parties hereto, city and Department agre~ as follows:
City subordinates any and all of ita interest in the lands as follows, viz:
That part of Lot 19, Mayfair, in Section 29, Township 28 south, Range 16 East as
recorded in Plat Book 83, Pages 3-4 of the Public Records of pinellas County, Florida.
Being described as follows:
JI Commence at a 3" X 3" concrete monument, P.L.S. #827, marking the point of tangency of
the Westerly boundary of Lot 22, Mayfair, aa recorded in Plat Book 83, Pages 3-4 of the
Public Records of Pinellas County I Florida, said point also being a point on the
Easterly right of way line of Landmark Drive; thence south 00020'49" East alonq said
Easterly right of way line and the Westetly line of said Lot 22~la distance of 130.64
feet to the Southwest corner of said Lot 22 and a point on the existing Northerly right
of way line of State Road 580; thence North 89039'57" East along the southerly line of
said plat of Mayfair and the Northerly right of way line of State Road 580, a distance
of 269.83 feet to the POINT OF BEGINtHNG 1 sald point: of beginning also being the
Southwest corner of Lot 19; thence North 00020' 31" West along the westerly line of Baid
Lot 19, a distance of 3.74 feet; thence North 89048'03" East, a distance of 79.95 feet
to a point on the Easterly line of said Lot 19; thence South 00020'26" East along the
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Easterly line of said Lot 19, a distance of 3.55 feet to the Southeast corner of said
Lot 19; thence South 89039'57" West along the Southerly line of said Lot 19, and the
Northerly right of way line of State Road 580, a distance of 79.95 feet to the POINT
OF BEGINNING.
Leea existing rights of way.
Containing 292 square feet, more or leaa.
to the interest of the Department, its successors, or assigns, for the purpose of
construction, improving; maintaining and operating a road over, through, upon and/or
across the lands, including but not limited to the claim of interest' based on the
following:
RECORDED
NATURE OF
ENCUMBRANCE
PLATTED
EASEMENT
DATE
FROM
TO O.R.
BOOK/PAGE
CITY OF CLEARWATER P.B. 83,
PAGE 3
11/04/80
MAYFAIR
ASSOCIATES, LTD.
PROVIDED that the following rights are reserved to the city:
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1.
The city shall have the right to construct, operate, maintain, improve,
add to, upgrade, remove, and relocate facilities on, within, and upon the
lands described herein in accordance with the Department's current minimum
standards for such facilities as required by the State of Florida,
Department of Transportation, Utility Accommodation Guide, dated May,
1990. Any new construction or relocation of facilities within the lands
will be subject to prior approval by the Department. Should the
Department fail to approve any new construction or relocation of
facilities by the City or require the city to alter, adjust, or relocate.
its facilities located within said lands, the Department hereby agrees to
pay the cost of such alteration, adjustment, or relocation, including, but
not limited to the cost of acquiring appropriate easements.
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The City shall have a reasonable right to enter upon the lands deacribed
herein for the purposes outlined in paragraph 1 above, including the right
to trim such trees, brush, and growth which might endanger or interfere
with such facilities, provided that such rights do not interfere with the
operation and safety of the Department's facilities.
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3. The City agrees to repair any damage to Department facilities and to
indemnify the Department against any loss or damage resulting from the
City exercising its rights outlined in Paragraphs 1 and 2 above.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Department hereto has executed this agreement on the day
and year first above written.
Signed, sealed and delivered in the
presence of:
STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
By~
Director of Production for District VII
WITNESS
PRINT NAME
ADDRESS
11201 N. MALCOM McKINLEY Dr.
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The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this ____ day of
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Assistant Generat Counsel
Department of Transportation
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the .aid grantor ha. cau.ed these pre.ents to be executed in
its na..e by it. Board of city conuni.sioners acting by the chairpereon or vioe-
cha~rper.on of .aid Board, the day and year aforeseid.
, Florida,
ATTEST:_
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Assistant General Counsel
Department of Transp rtation
11201 N. Malcolm McKinley Drive
Tampa, Florida 33612
PARCEL : 126.03
SECTION : 15070-2524
S.R. NO.: 580
COUNTY PINELLAS
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SUBORDINAXION OF CITY UTILITY INTERESTS
THIS AGREEMENT, entered into this ____ day of , 199__, by and,between
the STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, hereinafter called the Department,
and the CIry OF CLEARWATER , hereinafter called city.
WIT N E SSE T Us
WHEREAS, the City presently has an interest in certain landa that have been
determined necessary for highway purposes; and
WHEREAS, the proposed use of these lands for highway purposes will require
subordination of the interest claimed in such lands by city to the Department; and
WHEREAS, the Department is willing to pay to have the city's facilities relocated
if necessary to prevent conflict between the facilities so that the benefits of each
may be retained.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises of the
parties hereto, city and Department agree as follows:
City subordinates any and all of its interest in the lands as follows, viz:
That part of Lot 18, Mayfair, in Section 29, Township 28 South, Range 16 East as
recorded in Plat Book 83, Pages 3-4 of the Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida.
Being described as follows:
Commence at a 3" X 3" concrete monumentf P.L.S. 1827, marking the point of tangency of
the Westerly boundary of Lot 22, Mayfair, as recorded in Plat Book 83, Pages 3-4 of the
Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida, said point also being a point on the
Easterly right Of-way line of Landmark Drive; thence south 00D20'49" East along said
Easterly right of way line and the Westerly line of said Lot 22, a distance of 130.64
feet to the Southwest corner of said Lot 22 and a point on the existing Northerly right
of way line of state Road 580; thence North 89039'57" East along the Southerly line of
said plat of Mayfair and the Northerly right of way line of State Road 580, a distance
of 349.18 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING; said point of, beginning also being the
Southwest corner of Lot 18; thence North OOtl20'26" Weat along the Westerly line of said
Lot 18, a distance of 3.55 feet; thence North 89048'03" East, a distance of 79.95 feet
to a point on the Easterly line of said Lot 18; thence South 00D20'20" East along the
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Northerly right of way line of state Road 580, a distance of 79.95 feet to the POINT
OF BEGINNING.
Less existing rights of way.
Containing 277 square feet, more or less.
to the interest of the Department, its successors, or assigns, for the purpose of
construction,' improving, maintaining and operating a road over, through, upon and/or
across the lands, including but not limited to the claim of interest baaed on the
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RECORDED
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The City shall have the right to construct, operate, maintain, improve,
add to, upgrade, remove, and relocate facilities on, within, and upon the
lands described herein in accordance with the Department's current minimum
standards for such facilities as required by the State of Florida,'
Department of Transportation, Util i ty Acconunodation Gu ide, dated May,
1990. Any new construction or relocation of facilities within the lands
will be subject to prior approval by the Department. Should the
Department fail to approve any new construction or relocation of
facilities by the City or require the City to alter, adjust, or relocate
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City exercising its rights outlined in Paragraphs 1 and 2 above.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Department hereto has executed this agreement on the day
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This instrument prepared
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Tampa. Florida 33612
Legal Description Approved: ~.
Date: october 19, 1992 By: Brent J. Davis __~
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PARCEL
SECTION :
S . R . NO.:
COUNTY
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15070-2524
580
PINELLAS
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SUBORDINATION OF CI~Y UTILITY INTERES~S
THIS AGREEMENT, entered into this ____ day of , 199__, by and between
the STATE OF FLORIDA ,DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, hereinafter called the Department,
and crTY OF CLEARWATER , hereinafter called city.
WIT N E SSE T Ht
WHEREAS, the City presently has an interest in certain lands that have been
determined necessary for highway purposes; and
WHEREAS, the proposed use of these lands for highway purposes will require
subordination of the interest claimed in such lands by City to the Department; and
WHEREAS, the Department ia willing to pay to have the city's facilities relocated
if necessary to prevent conflict between the facilities 80 that the benefits of each
may be retained.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises of the
parties hereto, city and Department agree as follows:
city subordinates any and all of its interest in the lands as follows, viz:
That part of Lot 17, Mayfair, in Section 29, Township 28 South, Range 16 East as
recorded in Plat,Book 83, Pages 3-4 of the Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida.
Being described as followa:
Commence at a 3" X 3" concrete monument, P.L.S. 1827, marking the point of tangency of
the Westerly boundary of Lot' '22, Mayf air, as recorded in Plat Book 83, pages 3-4 of the
Public Recorda of Pinellas County, Florida, said point also being a point on the
Easterly right of way line of Landmark Drive; thence south 00Q20'49" East along said
Easterly right of way line and'the Westerly line of said Lot 22, a distance of 130.64
feet to the Southwest corner of said Lot 22 and a point on the existing Northerly right
of way line of State Road 580; thence North 89Q39'57" East along the Southerly line of
said plat of Mayfair and the Northerly right of way line of state Road 580, a distance
of 429.73 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING; said point of beginning also being the
Southwest corner of Lot 17; thence North 00020' 20" West along the Westerly line of said
Lot 17, a distance of 3.37 feet; thence North 89048'03" East, a distance of 79.95 feet
to a point on the Easterly line of said Lot 17; thence South 00020'15" East along the
Easterly line of said Lot 17, a diotance of 3.18 feet to the Southeast corner of said
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Lot 17; thence south 89039'57" West along the southerly line of said Lot 17, and the
Northerly right of way line of state Road 580, a distance of 79.95 feet to the POINT
OF BEGINNING. .
Less existing rights of way.
containing 262 square feet, more or less.
to the interest of the Department, its successors, or assigns, for the purpose of
construction, improving, maintaining and operating a road over, through, upon and/or
across the lands, including but not limited to the claim of interest based on the
following:
RECORDED
NATURE OF
ENCUMBRANCE
UTILITY
EASEMENT
DATE
FROM
TO PLAT
BOOK/PAGE
CITY OF CLEARWATER B3/3
11/04/80
MAYFAIR
ASSOCIATES, LTD.
PROVIDED that the following rights are re'served to the city:
1. The City shall have the right to construct, operate, maintain, improve,
add to, upgrade, remove, and relocate facilities on, within, and upon the
lands deseribed herein in accordance with the Department's eurrent minimum
standards for such facilities as required by the state of Florida,
Department of Transportation, Utility Accommodation Guide, dated May,
1990. Any new construction or relocation of facilities within the lands
will be subject to prior approval by the Department.. Should the
Department fail to approve any new construction or relocation of
facilities by the City or require the city to alter: adjust, or relocate
its facilities located within said lands, the Department hereby agreesi)to
pay the cost of such alteration, adjustment, or relocation, including, but
not limited to the cost of acquiring appropriate easements.
The city shall have a reasonable right to enter upon the lands described
herein' for the purposes outlined in Paragraph 1 above, including the right
to trim such trees, brush, and growth which might endanger or interfere
with such facilities, provided that sueh rights do not interfere with the
operation and safety of the Department's facilities.
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3. The City agrees to repair any damage to Department facilities and to
indemnify the Department against any loes or damage resulting from the
city exercising its rights outlined in Paragraphs 1 and 2 above.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Department hereto has executed this agreement on the day
and year first above written.
Signed, sealed and delivered in the
presence of:
STATE OF 'FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
By:
Director of Production for District VII
WITNESS
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ADDRESS
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STATE OF FLORIDA
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Chairperson of said Board, the day and year aforesaid.
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SUBORDINATION Of' CITY tlTILITY INTERESTS
THIS AGREEMENT, entered into this ____ day of , 199__, by and between
the STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, hereinafter called the Department,
and the CITY OF CLEARWATER , hereinafter called City.
WIT N E SSE T H:
WHEREAS, the City presently has an interest in certain lands that have been
determined necessary for highway purposes; and
WHEREAS, the proposed use of these lands for highway purposes will require
aubordination of the interest claimed in such lands by city to the Department; and
WHEREAS, the Department is willing to pay to have the City's facilities relocated
if necessary to prevent conflict between the facilities so that the benefits of each
may be retained,.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises of' the
parties hereto, city and Department agree as follows:
city subordinates any and all. of its interest in the lands as fOllows, viz:
That part of Lot 16, Mayfair, in Section 29, Township 28 South, Range 16 East as
recorded in Plat Book 83, Pages. 3-4 of the Public Recorda of pinellas County, Florida.
Being described as follows:
Commence at a 3" X 3" concrete monument, P.L.S. #827, marking the point of tangency of
the Westerly boundary of Lot 22, Mayfair, as recorded in plat Book 83, Pages 3-4 of the
Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida, said point also being a point on the
Easterly right of way line of Landmark Drive; thence' South 00020'49" East along said
Easterly right of way line and the Westerly line of said Lot 22, a distance of 130.64
feet to the Southwest corner of said Lot 22 and a point on the existing Northerly right
of way line of State Road 580; thence North 89039'57" East along the Southerly line of
said plat of Mayfair and the Northerly right of way line of state Road 580, a distance
of 509.68 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING; said point of beginning also being the
Southwest corner of Lot 16; thence North 00020'15" West along the Westerly line of said
Lot 16, a distance of 3.18 feet; thence North 89Q48'03" East, a distance of 79.95 feet
PARCEL 128.03
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Department of Tranuportation
to a point on the Easterly line of said Lot 16; thence South 00020'10" East along the
Easterly line of said Lot 16, a distance of 2.99 feet. to the Southeast corner of Baid
Lot 16; thence South 89039'57" West along the southerly line of said Lot 16, and the
Northerly right of way line of State Road 5aO, a distance of 79.95 feet to the POINT
OF BEGINNING.
Less existing rights of way.
Containing 246 square feet, more or less.
to the interest of the Department, its successors, or assigns, for the purpose of
construction, improving, maintaining and operating a road over, through, upon and/or
across the lands, including but not limited to the clai~ of interest based on the
following:
RECORDED
NATURE OF
ENCUMBRANCE
PLATTED
EASEMENT
DATE
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BOOK/PAGE
CITY OF CLEARWATER P.B. 83,
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11/04/80
MAYFAIR
ASSOCIATES, LTD.
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PROVIDED that the following rights are reserved to the city:
1.
The City shall have ~he right to construct, operate, maintain, improve,
add to, upgrade, remove, and relocate facilities on, within, and upon the
lands described herein in accordance with the Department's current minimum
standards for such facilities as required by the State of Florida,
Department of Transportation, utility Acconunodation Guide, dated May,
1990. Any new construction or relocation of facilities within the lands
will be subject to prior approval by the Department. Should the
Department fail to approve any new construction or relocation of
facilities by the City or require the City to alter, adjust, or relocate
its facilitieD located within said lands, the Department hereby agrees to
pay the cost of such alteration, adjustment, or relocation, including, but
not limited to the cost of 2.cquiring appropriate easements.
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The City shall have a reasonable right to enter upon the lands described
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Department of Transportation
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said grantor has caused these presents to he executed in
its name by its Board of city commissioners acting by the Chairperson or Vice-
Chairperson of said Board, the day and year aforesaid.
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Legal Description Approved:
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PARCEL
SECTION :
S . R. NO.:
COUNTY
129.03
15070-2524
580
PINELLAS
UTL.04
THIS AGREEMENT, entered into this _ day of , 199_, .,by and between
the STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, hereinafter called the Depa~tment,
and CITY OF CLEARWATER , hereinafter called city.
WIT N E 5 SET H:
WHEREAS, the city presently has an interest in certain lands that have been
determined necessary for highway purposes; and
WHEREAS, the proposed use of these landa for highway pur.poses will require
subordination of the interest claimed in Buch lands by City to the Department; and
WHEREAS, the Department is willing to pay to have the City's facilities relocated.
if necessary to prevent conflict between the facilities so that the benefits of each
may be retained.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises of the
parties hereto, City and Department agree as follows:
City subordinates any and all of its interest in the lands as follows, viz:
That part of Lot 15, Mayfair, in Section 29, TownShip 28 South, Range 16 East as
recorded in Plat Book 83, Pages 3-4 of the Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida.
Being described as follows:
Commence at a 3" X 3" concrete monument, P.L.S. #827, marking the point of tangency of
the Westerly boundary of Lot 22, Mayfair, as recorded in Plat Book 83, Pages 3-4 of the
Public Records of Pinellas county, Florida, said point also being a point on the
Easterly right of way line of Landmark Drive; thence South 00D20'49" East along said
Easterly right of way line and the Westerly line of said Lot 22, a distance of 130.64
feet to the Southwest corner of said Lot 22 and a poLnt on the existing Northerly right
of way line of State Road 580; thence North 89039'57" East along the Southerly line of
said plat of Mayfair and the Northerly right of way line of State Road 580, a distance
of 589.63 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING; said point of beginning also being the
Southwest corner of Lot 15; thence North 00"20 '10" West along the Westerly line of said
Lot 15, a distance of 2.99 feet; thence North 89~8'03" East, a distance of 79.95 feet.
to a point on the Easterly line of said Lot 15; thence South 00"20'04 East along the
Easterly line of said Lot 15, a distance of 2.80 feet to the Southeast corner of said
Lot 15; thence South 89"39'57" West along the Southerly line of said Lot 15, and the
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OF BEGINNING.
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Less existing rights of way.
containing 231 square feet, more or less.
to the interest of the Department, its successors, or assigno, for the purpose of
construction, improving, maintaining and operating a road over, through, upon and/or
across the lands, including but not limited to the claim of interest based on the
following:
RECORDED
NATURE OF
ENCUMBRANCE
UTILITY
EASEMENT
DATE
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TO PLAT
BOOK PAGE
CITY OF CLEARWATER 83/3
11/04/80
MAYFAIR
ASSOCIATES, LTD.
PROVIDED that the following rights are reserved to the City:
2.
The City shall have the right to construct, operate, maintain, improve,
add to, upgrade, remove, and relocate facilities on, within, and upon the
lands described herein in accordance with the Department's current minimum
standards for such facilities as required by the State of Florida,
Department of Transportation, Utility Acconunodation Guide, dated May,
1990. Any new construction or relocation of facilities within the lands
will be subject to prior approval by the Department. Should the
Department fail to approve any new construction or relocation of
facilities by the City or require the city to alter, adjust, or relocate
its facilities located within said lande, the Department hereby agrees to
pay the cost of such alteration, adjustment, or relocation, including, but
not limited to the cost of acquiring appropriate easements.
The City shall have a reasonable right to enter upon the lands described
herein for the purposes outlined in Paragraph 1 above, inCluding the right
to trim such trees, brush, and growth which might endanger or interfere
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This instrument preparod,by, or
Under the direction of
Kenneth G. Wing ,
Asslslant General Counsel
Department or~ransportation
3. The city agrees to repair any damage to Department facilities and to
indemnify the Department against any 10SD or damage resulting from the
city exercising ita rights outlined in Paragraphs 1 and 2 above.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Department hereto has executed this agreement on the day
and year first above written.
Signed, sealed and delivered in the
presence of:
WITNESS
PRINT NAME
WITNESS
PRINT NAME
STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
By:
Director of Production for District VII
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PRODUCTION for District VII, who is personally known to me or who has produced
as identification, and who did (did not) take an oath.
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Kenneth G. WIng
As~i~l.'l,'l General Counsel
Department of Transportation
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said grantor has caused these presents to be executed in
its name by its Board of City commissioners acting by the Chairperson or Vice-
Chairperson of said Board, the day and year aforesaid.
ATTEST:
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under the directi n of
Kenneth G. Wing
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11201 N. Malcolm McKinley Drive
Tampa, Florida 33612
Legal Description Approved:
Date: October 13, 1992 By: Brent J. Davis~ .
PARCEL
SECTION
S . R. NO.:
COUNTY
130.05
15070-2524
580
PINELLAO
UTL.04
SUBORDINATION OF CITY UTILITY INTERESTS
THIS AGREEMENT,. entered into this ____ day of , 199__, by and between
the STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, hereinafter called the Department,
and, CITY OF CLEARWATER , hereinafter called City.
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Conunence at a 3" X 3" concrete monument, P.L.S. #827, marking the point of tangency of
the Westerly boundary of Lot 22, Mayfair, as recorded in Plat Book 83, Pages 3-4 of the
Public Records of pinellas County, Florida, said point also being a point on the
Easterly right of way line of Landmark Drive~ thence South OO~0'49" East along said
Easterly right of way line and the Westerly line of said Lot 22, a distance of 130.64
feet to the Southwest corner of said Lot 22 and a point on the existing Northerly right
of way line of state Road 580; thence North 69039'57" East along the Southerly line of
said plat of Mayfair and the Northerly right of way line of state Road 580, a distance
of 669.58 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING; said point of' beginning also being the
Southwest corner of Lot 14; thence North 00020'04" West along the Westerly line of said
Lot 14, a distance of 2.80 feet; thence North 89~6'03" East, 44.03 feet to a point on
a curve concave Northerly having a radius of 702.95 feet, a central angle of 02055 '45",
and a chord bearing of North 88020' 11" East a distance of 35.93 feet; thence
Northeasterly along the arc of said curve a distance of 35.94 feet to a point on the
Easterly line of said Lot 14; thence South 00019'59" East along the Easterly line of
said Lot 14, a distance of 3.53 feet to the Southeast corner of said Lot 14; thence
WHEREAS, the city presently has an interest in certain lands that have been
determined necessary for highway purposes; and
WHEREAS, the proposed use of these lands for highway purposea will require
subordination of the interest claimed in Buch lands by City to the Department; and
WHEREAS, the Department is willing to pay to have the City's facilities relocated
if necessary to prevent conflict between the facilities so that the benefits of each
may be retained.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises of the
parties hereto, city and Department agree as follows:
city subordinates any and all of its interest in the lands as follows, viz:
That part of Lot 14, Mayfair, in Section 29, Township 28 south, Range 16 East as
recorded in Plat Book 83, Pages 3-4 of the Public Records of Pinellas county, Florida.
Being described as follows~
PARCEL 130.05
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Kennelh G. Wing
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South 89~39'S7" West along the Southerly line of said Lot 14, and the Northerly right
of way line of State Road 5S0, a distance of 79.95 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
Less existing rights of way.
containing 227 square feet, more or less.
to the interest of the Department, its successors, or assigns, for the purpose of
construction, improving, maintaining and operating a road over, through, upon and/or
across the lands, including but not limited to the claim of interest based on the
following:
RECORDED
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DRAINAGE/UTILI
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DATE
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BOOK/PAGE
CITY OF CLEARWATER 83/3
11/04/80
MAYFAIR
ASSOCIATES, LTD.
1.
The City shall have the right to construct, operate, maintain, improve,
add to, upgrade, remove, and relocate facilities on, within, and upon the
landa described herein in accordance with the Department's current minimum
standards for such facilities as required by the State of Florida,
Department of Transportation, Utility Accommodation Guide, dated May,
1990. Any new construction or relocation of facilities within the lands
will be subject to prior approval by the Department. Should the
Department fail to approve any new construction or relocation of
facilities by the City or require the city to alter, adjust, or relocate
its facilities located within said lands, the Department hereby agrees to
pay the cost of such alteration, adjustment, or relocation, including, but
not limited to the cost of acquiring appropriate easements.
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herein for the purposes outlined in paragraph 1 above, including the right
to trim such trees, brush, and growth which might endanger or interfere
with such facilities, provided that such rights do not interfere with the
operation and safety of the Department's facilities.
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Under the direction of
Kennelh G. Wing
Assistant Genaral Couns~.
Department of Transportation
3. The City agrees to repair any da.mage to Department facilities and to
indemnify the Department against any loss or damage resulting from the
City exercising its rights outlined in Paragraphs 1 and 2 above.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Department hereto has executed this agreement on the day
and year first above written.
Signed, sealed and delivered in the.
presence of:
STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
By:
Director of Production for District VII
WITNESS .
PRINT NAME
ADDRESS
WITNESS
PRINT NAME
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF
The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this
, 199_, by
PRODUCTION for District VII,' who is personally
as. identification, and
day
of
DIRECTOR
produced
an oath.
OF
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known to me or who has
who did (did not) take
PRINT NAME
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County and State last aforesaid.
My Commission Expires:
Serial No., if any:
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said grantor has caused these presenta to be executed in
its name by ita Board of city Commissioners acting by the Chai'rporson or Vice-
Chairperson of said Board, the day and year aforesaid.
ATTEST:
Florida,
PRINT NAME
Clerk (or Deputy Clerk)
By Ita city Council
By:
Its Chairperson
(or Vice-Chairperson)
PRINT NAME
ADDRESS
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STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF
The foregoing
199_, by
the
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did (did not) take an
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, chairperson (or Vice-Ch~irperson) of
, Florida, city Council, who is personally known to me
as identification, and who
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County and state last aforesaid.
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FOR COMMISSION MEETING Dec. 3, 1992 APPOINTMENTS Agenda #-5 b
BOARD: Parks and Recreation Board MEMBERS: 9
TERM: 3 years CHAIRPERSON(S): Suzanne Claessens
APPOINTED BY: City Commission MEETING DATES: 4th Monday, 7:30 p.m.
RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT: City of Clearwater APPTS. NEEDED: 3
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE: Not Required DATE APPTS. TO BE MADE: 12/3/92
APPOINTMENT WORKSHEET
THE FOllOWING ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER(S) HAVE TERMS WHICH EXPIRE AND NOW
REQUIRE EITHER REAPPOINTMENT FOR A NEW TERM OR REPLACEMENT BY A NEW
APPOINTEE.
Name~Address~Phone
~ate of Original
ADD ointment
Attendance
Record
Willingness
To Serve
1. Vacant Seat - Paula Boulton ended 2nd term 9/30/92
2. Vacant Seat - Charles Wood passed away
* apptmts for above two seats were on the 9/3/92 mtg - action was to continue as there were
only 2 volunteers listed at that time. '
persons appointed for these seats will begin immediately and expo 11/30/95
3. Henry Cruise Appted 1/90 exp 12/31/92 = 3 years 12 mtg period YES
246 Bayside Dr., 34630 present 11/excused 1
Reappointment of Mr. Cruise OR new appointee will continue/begin Jan. 1 st, 93 and the term will
expire 12/31/95 , ..
THE FOllOWING NAMES ARE BEING SUBMITTED FOR CONSIDERATION TO Fill THE ABOVE
VACANCIES:
Name-Address-Phone Submitted Bv
Comments-Related ExDerience. Etc.
1. Stephan Guss self
1536 S. Hillcrest Ave., 34616
H:443-2587
Self-employed/owner cleaning co.,
expo in communications field
2. Bernard Panush self
19029 US 19N, #1-18, 34624
H:536-7432
Past member LIB
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1435 Fairmont St., 3461 5
H:442-5251 0:733-8880
Affirmative Action Housing Manager
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***new since worksession
FOR COMMISSION MEETING December 3. 1992 APPOINTMENTS Agenda #_
BOARD: Library Board
TERM: 3 years
APPOINTED BY: City Commission
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE: Not Required
RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT:City of Clearwater
SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS: None
MEMBERS: 11
CHAIRPERSON(S): David Berry
MEETING DATES:3rd Fri. @9:30a.m.
PLACE: Library Conference Room
APPTS. NEEDED: 1
DATE APPTS TO BE MADE: 12/3/92
THE FOLLOWING ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER(S) HAVE TERMS WHICH EXPIRE AND NOW
REQUIRE EITHER REAPPOINTMENT FOR A NEW TERM OR REPLACEMENT BY A NEW
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Name-Address-Phone
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ABOVE VACANCIES:
Name-Address~Phone
Submitted Bv
Comments-Related Exoerience.Etc.
1. Ina E. Sharpe
11 54 Granada St., 3461 5
H:442-3045
self
Condominium Manager
2. Jean Rivers
1341 Fairmont St., 34615
H:461 ~1793
Affirmative Action
Retired Teacher
*3. Herbert Wickersham
428 lotus Path, 3461 6
H:446-0718
self
Retired Human Factors Engineer
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volunteer at Plumb School Library
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9. Jill Ann Perrino
2 N Fernwood 118 34625
H: 796-8994
Self
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11 . Jean Rivers
1341 Fairmont St., 34615
H:461-1793
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1950 Sandra Dr., 34624
H:447-6305
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(Nunamaker)
12. Ina .E. Sharpe
1154 Granada St., 34615
H:442-3045
Self Condominium Manager
13. Jean Stuart
1532 Pinewaad St., 34615
H:442~2000
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Member Historic Preservation Board'
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3243 Springwood Dr. 34621
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RESOLUTION NO. 92- 71
A RESOLUTION'OF TilE CITY OF CLEAR~/ATER, FLORIDA, NAMING
AN UNNAMED STREET WH I CH EXTENDS FROM BAY ESPLANADE
WESTERLY TO NARCISSUS AVENUE, IN MANDALAY SUBDIVISION ON
CLEARWATER BEACH, AS GUAVA STREET; PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the plat of Mandalay Subdivision did not establish a name for the
street lying between Blocks 47 and 53, from Bay Esplanade to Narcissus Avenuej
and
WHEREAS, the City Commission desires to name the street in order to
identify the intersections more easily and for street 'inventory purposes; now,
therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The street lying between Blocks 47 and 53, between Narcissus
Avenue on the West ,and Bay Esplanade on the East, in Mandalay Subdivision, is
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hereby named IIGuava Street.1I
Section 2. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this
Attest:
day of December, 1992.
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City Clerk
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
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CITY OF'CLEARWATER
,lnterdopartmont Correspondence Sheet
FROM:
Cecil M. Henderson, Jr., Asst. Director of PW/Eng
TO:
M. A. Galbraith, CitY 'Attorney
COPIES:
Mike Gust, Traffic Operations Engineer
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SUBJECT:
Guava Street
DATE:
October 23, 1992
Please prepare a Resolution establishing "Guava Street" as the official name of a previously
un-named street. Mandalay Subdivision which was platted in 1925. did not include a name
for the street between Blocks 47 and 53. This street is approximately 120 feet long and
lies between Narcissus Avenue on the West and Bay Esplanade on the East.
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The City of Clearwater, Traffic Engineering Group, received a request from a Mrs. Roberta
A. Bary to name the street along the south side of her property. The abutting homes are
. addressed on the cross streets, and this will not affect the Post Office. There will be two
advantages to naming this street, the first is that the intersections on each end of the street
can be easily Identified If there is an accident. The second reason is for street inventory
purposes.
The name "Guava Street" has been checked against the street names used in this area and
there Is not a duplicate per the Emergency Communication Center, Data Control Office.
The Commission previously approved naming Frances Court a couple of blocks to the
south.
CMHJWJS/jIp
MfMOS.WJS
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OCT 2 6 1992
CITY ATTORNEY
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RESOLUTION NO. 92-72
A RESOLUTION OF TilE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
ASSESSING THE OWNERS OF PROPERTY TIlE COSTS OF '.IAVING
MOWED OR CLEARED TilE mmERS I LOTS.
WHEREAS, it has been determi ned by the City Commi ss ion of the City of
Clearwater that, for the purpose of promoting the health, safety and general
welfare of the citizens and residents of the City, real property within the the
City should be cleared of weeds, rubbish, debris and other noxious material; and
WHEREAS, notice pursuant to Section 95.07, Code of Ordinances, was provided
to the owner of each of the lots listed in Exhibit A, and the notice required
each property owner to cause the violation to be remedied or to file a notlce of
appeal within 10 days after the date the property was postedj and
WHEREAS, the property owners have failed to take remedial action within the
time provided and have failed to file a notice of appeal within the time allowed,
or appealed the notice of violation but fai led to take remedial action within the
time provided by the Code Enforcement Board, and it became necessary for the City
to take remedial action; and
WHEREAS, the owner of each lot listed on Exhibit A has been provided with
a notice and opportunity within which to pay the costs.and administrative charges
set forth on Exhibit A, but no payments have been received;
NOW, THEREFORE, .BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF
THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA: .
Section 1. The City Commission finds the preamble hereof to be true and
correct.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this
day of December, 1992.
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Section 2. The City Commission hereby assesses a lien upon each parcel of
real property listed on Exhibit A for the actual costs of mowing or clearing,
plus administrative costs, as shown on Exhibit A.
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Section 3. The City Clerk is hereby directed to prepare a notice of lien
against each property listed on Exhibit A and to record the same in the public
records of pinellas County, Florida.
. .,
Rita Garvey
Mayor-Commissioner
Attest:
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
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RESOLUTION NO. 92-72
A RESOLUTI ON OF TilE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLOR IDA,
ASSESSING THE OWNERS OF PROPERTY TilE COSTS OF '.IAVING
MOWED OR CLEARED TilE OWNERSt LOTS.
WHEREAS, it has been determi ned by the City Commi ss ion of the City of
Clearwater that, for the purpose of promoting the health, safety and general
welfare of the citizens and residents of the City, real property within the the
City should be cleared of weeds, rubbish, debris and other noxious material; and
WHEREAS, notice pursuant to Section 95.07, Code of Ordinances, was provided
to the owner of each of the lots listed in Exhibit A, and the notice required
each property owner to cause the violation to be remedied or to file a notice of
appeal within 10 days after the date the property was posted; and
~HEREAS, the property owners have failed to take remedial action within the
time provided and have failed to file a notice of appeal within the time allowed,
or appealed the notice of violation but failed to take remedial action within the
time provided by the Code Enforcement Board, and it became necessary for the City
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WHEREAS, the owner of each lot listed on Exhibit A has been provided with
a notice and opportunity within which to pay the costs and administrative charges
set forth on Exhibit A, but no payments have been received;
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THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The City Commission finds the preamble hereof to be true and
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real property listed on Exhibit A for the actual costs of mowing or clearing,
plus administrative costs, as shown on Exhibit A.
Section 3. The City Clerk is hereby directed to prepare a notice of lien
against each property listed on Exhibit A and to record the same in the public
records of Pinellas County, Florida.
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Mayor-Commissioner
Attest:
Cynthia E. Goudeau
City Clerk
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Parkwood Association
Pinellas
Parkwood Association
Pinellas
Barbara Levison &
Carol Dillon
John W. ottey, Jr.
Judith Ridenour
Jean M. Boyer
F.K. Willecke c/o
A. Willecke
Jeffrey A. Tomasevic
Bessie & Mary .
Singletary
304 Investments Inc.
Johanna J. Lennon
Danny/Mitchell Harter
Mariusz/Elizizabeth
Bandurski
Rosa L. Millage
Church of God
steeley/oran Moore
Philip/Ruth Herrier
George/Ernest Morton
EXHIBIT A (NOVEMBER)
LEGAL DESCRIPTION COST
ADMIN.
CHARGE
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Homestead Oaks, Lot 37 $ 50.00 $ 200.00 $ 250.00
Homestead Oaks, Lot 14 50.29 200.00 250.29
Bayview Hgts. Blk 4, 65.70 200.00 265.70
Lt 1 & Pt Lt 2
Lakeview Hgts Blk I, Lt 4 61.13 200.00 261.13
Enghurst 2nd Add Lt 62-63 152.00 200.00 352.00
Wood Valley Unit 4, Blk 4, 62.55 200.00 262.55
Lot 2
Keystone Manor Blk D Lt 4 58.~1 200.00 258.41
Sunset Lake Estates #2, 190.26 200.00 390.26
Blk E, Lt 14
Palm Park Unbnd Blk, 119.56 200.00 319.56
Lt 23 less n 4' for ROW
Aiken Sub, Blk 10, Lts 2, 50.00 200.00 250.00
3, 4, & 6
Betty Lane Hgts 2nd Add, 139.00
Blk A, Lot 12
200.00
339.00
Carolina Terr Annex, 156.87
Lot 27 & W 1/2 Lt 26
200.00
356.87
Coachman Ridge Tract A-II 267.60
Lot 191
200.00
467.60
Fairmont Sub, Blk a 191.45
Lts 18-19
200.00
391.45
Greenwood Park #2, Blk F 36.00
Lot 22
200.00
236.00
Lakeview Hgts alk H Lt 1 102.89
200.00
302.89
Lakewood Replat S 75' of 140.58
N 236' of W 150'of Lot 1
340.58
200.00
Navajo Park Rev., Elk H,
Lts 25-26
63.38
200.00
263.38
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LEGAL DESCRIPTrON COST
Resolution Trust Co.
ADMIN.
CHARGE
TOTAL
Navajo Park Rev., Blk D
Lts 41-42 & W7.5'" Lt 43
$ 67.61 $ 200.00 $ 267.61
Desiree Fauth Navajo Park Rev., Blk 0 68.15
Lots 4-5
Olga Wendling Norwood Sub Blk A Lt 4 113.55
Ella Rhodes Palm Park Sub Blk C Lt 1 209.30
Christine Keno Palm Park Sub alk C Lt 8 144.31
James Liddell Pennsylvania Sub Lot 8 71.55
Clark W. Mills pinecrest Sub alk 8 Lt 19 83.68
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Lots 9-10
Kenneth/Betsy Roush Plaza park, alk c, E 115' 79.99
of Lot 2
Country Place Village Northwood Estates Tract H, 50.00
Country Place Village Lt 1
Daisy Williams Palm Park Sub Blk C Lt 16 196.70
Ruby L. Clayton See 22-29-15, M&B 32/13 527.82
Anthony A. Petrarca Sec 19-29-15, M&B 43/01 1267.92
Kayo oil Company Sec 17-29-16, M&B 14/07 510.83
Charles/Noel Lecher Sec 19-29-16, M&B 44/05 818.76
Alfred Mccloud Springfield Sub #1, Blk B lis.73
Lot 15
Evelyn Leahon Sunset poi~t and Replat, 317.38
Lot 28
Mark/Deann Robinson Tropic Hills Unit #5, 63.40
Blk A, Lot 34
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200.00
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200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
200.00
268.15
313.55
409.30
344.31.
271.55
283.68
238.65
279.99
250.00
396.70
727.82
1467.92
710.83
1018.76
335.73
517.38
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RESOLUTION NO. 92-76
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
REQUESTING THE PINELLAS COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS TO CANCEL AND DISCHARGE CERTAIN TAX LIENS
UPON MUNICIPAL PROPERTY ACQUIRED FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES,
AND TO GRANT TAX EXEMPTIONS.
~/HEREAS, the City of Clearwater, a Florida municipality, has acquired
certain parcels of real property for future development and right-af-way as
listed on Exhibit A attached hereto; and
WHEREAS, the City of Clearwater desires that the Board af County
Commissioners of Pinellas County discharge any and all liens for taxes held or
owned by the County or the State of Florida upon said lands, and to further
provide that said lands shall be exempt from County taxation so long as the same
is owned and used for such public purposes, as authorized by Section 196.28,
Florida Statutes; and
WHEREAS, in order to comply with the policy of said Board, the City of
Clearwater is willing to guarantee payment of taxes prior to the date of transfer
on said lands as provided herein; now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARWATER, F~ORIDA:
Section 1. The City of Clearwater hereby requests the Board of County
Commissioners of Pinellas County, Florida, to take all formal action necessary
to cancel and discharge any and all liens for taxes, held or owned by Pinellas
County or the State of Florida, upon the lands which are more particularly
described in the deeds, copies of which are attached hereto as Exhibits A through
M, and to provide that said lands shall be exempt from taxation so long' as the
same is used for public purposes. .
Section 2. The City of Clearwater guarantees payment of taxes prior to the
date of transfer on said lands when the tax rolls reflect the proper amount and
the City is billed for that amount. .
Section 3. The City Clerk shall forthwith send a certified copy of this
resolution to the County Administrator for Pinellas County, Florida.
Section 4. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon adoption.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this
day of
t 1992.
Rita Garvey, Mayor-Commissioner
Attest:
Cynthia E. Goudeau, City Clerk
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EXHIBIT NO. GRANTOR DATE
B Thomas Z. Rayner, 7-12-91
C Truman Sims 7-31-91
0 Malissa Dorsey, as personal 10-10-91
representative of estate of
Pinkie Pendleton
E Malissa Dorsey 10-10-91
F Westley Bryant 10-10-91
.G Alfred and Agnes Bryant 10-10-91
H Bartow Rembert 10-14-91
I Rebecca Bryant Russ 10-11-91
J Deborah Ann Simpson, et al. 8-26-92
K' Clearwater Garden Club 7-15-92
L Northwood Estates 8-31-92
M Westchester lakes Oev. Corp. 7-22-92
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h.IU IIf l'IIlI~IIII~ .Counly, Flmh!u, puny llf.lho fir~1 pUll; ulld
CITY OIt CI.EAHWATUn, II munrerl'ul corl'orullon WhllSC lI111llil\~ ulldlcss Is:
P.O, UllJC ,17411. CJclIlWUler, Flurlda 3.1618..17,111
party of the sc:cllmJ pllrl; DIlIJ
WI mlll!AS. hy l..usl WIU ""ll TCSllllllClIl llulel! OClllher 3<1. \1)!ltl. sllid \'lNKm l'ENl)l.I!TON.
Dcccu~cd, uppnhllcd sOlid Jlllny ur the lirSI pill I liS l'crSllllul ReprcscllllIHve ur Ihe c~lule; ulld
, I I i WIIUHEAS, sail! PINKlll I'GNDI.llTON expire II on JUlie 7,' I !.I!H, IUIlJ lhe LUSI WitI unll
!. 'I'c~lUI11CIII WIIS dul)' lIumhlcd 10 problllc In lhe Chcllh Cuurl. fllr I'inella~ Coulll)', Flnritlu. us IlrulJlllc No.
. !> 1.2485.3 US. Oil luty 16, 1991.
NOW, TlIIS INDGNTURll \VJ'J'NUSSlrJ'll: lhul in Ihe exercise nf powers In her Ilivcnlly said
Will, lint! every nlher pnwcr In her herelllllll enahling. suld JllIrly of the first pllrl, us persunlll
represenlulIve ururcsilrd, dne~ 11I:rchy grlml, huguin, scllund CUrlvey UOlo CITV OF CLUA I{ WA'J'GR, u
lUullicipal corpmulilln pnrly of Ihe secont! purl. 11111111I1 picce or pucel of IUlld shuale, lying 11m! being In
lhc Counly uf prnellus. SlUle of Fluridu, dcscrihcLlus:
1.111 10, IlIne!: I, MDASE & llAIUUSON'S SUDDIVISIDN of Lm 7 of JUI. I'ADGI!n~S
SUUDIVISJON IIcconllllll lei 1I11lp'or phil IlIerellf us rccmdeLl in PllIl DUlIl: 2. puge 8S,
I'lIhllc Hccllrus of llillshoruugh Cnnnl)', FIMidll Ill' which PillClllls Cmmly wus furmerl)' II
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ussllllls rorevcr,
IN WITNESS WllEREOF, slll~ll}llr\)' I\f lhe Ilrsl pnrl hilS hcreullIll sel hcr lllmLlllull seullhc t1uy
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STATU Of" FL(JIUDA JlldSlll1ville. PI. 32211V
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III 1I11mrllislcr (1111115 IIlld hI llI~e lIdUIlIVlcdllclllellls. MAI.ISSA DORSEY, lis pcrsollul tcprcscnlllllvc or
the 6'llllC ur PINKm I'ENDLETON. Deceused, lU l11e wcllla\llWllllml kllOWlllU me to be the lndlvkllllll
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bcfore me 111,11 shL: execlllcu Ihe sUllie freely und ",-luoI:lrll)' ror Ihe JlIlI'rlj~t!s'lhcllfhl c~pressed.
WITNESS my hllnll llod oft1chd sellllil JllcL:ILlHVillc, DlIvlIl ('~{.';:i~,.1:'io"tl;i;l. ;hI~ .If-' 1;( dllY or
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CITY OF CLEARWATER, a municipal corporation. wllose mailing address Is:
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Lot 10. Block I, MDASE & IIARIUSOU'S SUBOIVISIOn of lot 7 of R.Il.
PAOGETT'S SUBDIVISIOII acconlll1!1 to map or pial thel'cor as recorded
In Plat Dook 2, page OS. Public Records of 1llllsborouDh County.
Florida of which Plnellas County was formerly a part.
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Subject to Taxes for the year 1990 allll subsequent years.
TIllS IS 1I0T TIlE HOMESTEAD OF TIlE GRAtlTOR
Property Appraisers Parcel Identification 110.: 15/29115/58338/001/0100
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SUBDIVISION IIccordlng to map or plat thereof 115 recordetl In Ploll Book 2.
pllge 85, Public Records of Illllshorough County. FlorIda of whiCh Pl"ellas
County was formerly a part.
Subject to Taxes for the year 1990 Ilnd subsequent years.
TlUS IS NOT TilE HOMESTEAD Of TIlE GRAllTOIIS
Property Appraiser's Parcel Identification 110.:; 15/29/15/58336/001/0100
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lot 10, Block l. MOASE & tlARRISOl/'S SUIlDIVISIOII of ~ot 7 of R. II. PADGETT.S
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page as, Public Records of IUllsborougl1 County. Florida of whIch Plnellas
County was formerly a liar\..
Subject to Taxes for lhe year 1990 amI subsl!llu~nt years.
TillS tS 1I0T TilE \lOMESTEM) OF lHE finAl/lOn
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page D5. PublIc Recorlls of 1lIllsborou!lh County, florld~ of which I'lnllll~s
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WIlla 1JUJurrul1~ Dedi Mad~ Ih~ {6th .Ill!' of AUJlIJst, A,D, " 9Z by
PIW(jJW~ ~SHlI'SO n mnrried '1011111[1 Ok 1\ IllmotWl ANN ~ASlllrr.roN, jo1ned by her
husb/lll(. I IlIStJjSI ~SOtl, JR. llml 11lILIMl ulttlER, II" married Nll1 (Ilk/II WILLIAM
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CI'l'Y OF CLFJ.II\~A'rFJI, Fl.oIU Ill.
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valuoh/e cOII,i.ttration,. receipl whel'eofi. hereby ncknl>Wledlled, hel'e!tv 91'01111. 1,0 1'90 ill.. .ell.. oliell'. l'"n/l"e1.
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North 60 It. of Lotll 12 Ii 13, Block I, U.~.. mX::lIE'i'S SUnDIVrSION, llccortling to the pIn
thereof, liS recorded in Plot !look 1, !'nne 70 of the 1~lbHc Ilecords of l'inelIas County,
Florida . ALSO DESCRrnED AS;
The North Sh:ty (60) feet of Lots 1\ielve (2) .Dnn 11lirteen C13) in Block One CO of
I~. F. IlUGlIE'i'S SUDDIVISION, .Dccording to thl! pl/lt thereof, liS recorded in PInt fIook One
(1). PlIlle Seventy (70) oC the J>ubl1c Ill!conlll of Pll1ellas County, Flo17idll.
l'oreel no. 15/29/15/41688/001/0120
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PINELLAS COUNTY FLA.
OFF.REC.BK 7972 PG 1841
, 'I1-llS W AIUlANTY DEED
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CLEARWATER GARDEN
a Florida corporation
, A.D. 1992 by
CLUD, INC.
not-for-profit
called the Grantor, to
CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
a Florida Municipal Corporation
whose Post Office address is: city Clerk's Office, P. o. Box
~748, Clearwater, Florida 34618-4748, hereinafter called the
rantee:
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,TO'~^l)1. ;"::"'1\Vb~cver IlIed herein the u:nn '~ranlor. and '~rantu.' includc all UIC p.,t!c, 10 lhii lmlllUl1Cnt and tLe hcir., Ic~al reprciclllallvu and auil:nl of
. . ~lvldu.a1s. and U\C IUCCUlon ami uI~nl or eOl1'onllolll)
~':. ' .tf,i tnesseth, that the grantor I for and in consideration of $10.00
~nd other valuable considerations, receipt whereof is hereby
~~cknowledged, hereby grants, bargains, sells, aliens, remises,
~. ~~eleases, conveys and confirms unto the grantee, all that certain
{2 2€ ~ ~and situate in pinellas county I Florida, viz:
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Township 29 South, Range 15 East, in the city of
Clearwater, Florida, more particularly described
as:
From the intersection of the West line of Ft. Harrison
Avenue and the North line of Eldridge Street, run North
16000'00" East to a point which shall be 157 feet due
North of said line of Eldridge street; thenc~ run North
16"00'0011 East 157.42 feet along said \-1est line of Ft.
Harrison Avenue to the intersection of the South line
of Seminole street for a POINT OF BEGINNING; thence run
North 89051'5911 West 17.42 feet along said south line of
Seminole Street; thence run South 25"2414B" East 25.33
feet to the said West line of Ft. Harrison Avenue; thence
run North 16"00'0011 East 23.76 'feet along said West line
of Ft. Harrison Avenue back to the POINT OF BEGINNING.
Containing 199 S.F. (MOL).
Together with all the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances
thereto belonging or in anywise appertaining.
To Have and to Hold, the same in fee si~ple forever.
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~nd the grantor hereby covenants with said grantee that the
grantor is lawfully seized of said land in fee simple; that the
grantor has good right and lawful authority to sell and convey
said land; that the grantor hereby fully warrants the title to
said land and will defend the same against the lawful claims of
all persons whomsoever; and that said land is free of all
encumbrances except taxes accruing subsequent to December 31,
1991.
In Witness Whereof, the said grantor has signed and sealed these
presents the day and year first above written.
Signed, sealed and delivered
in~our presence:
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print Name
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Print Name
CLEARWATER GARDEN CLUB, INC.
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STATE OF FLORIDA )
COUNTY OF PINELLAS)
~The foregoing 'ns was acknowledged before me this
/5: - day of , A, D. 1992 by Arline Giolli and
patricia Geyer, P S1 nt and Secretary respectively' of the
Clearwater Garden Cluo, Inc., a Florida corporation not-for-
profit, .on behalf of the corporation. They are personally known
to me or have produced . jU!~
as identification and (check one) ( )cr~d (X) did not take an
oath.
ledgment
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OJ:F\.O MAY 261996
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"a: 1 TillS QUITClAIM DEED, made this ~,:sr day of n li..~.'ltl ~T ,1992, by
nn .,--NORTIlUOOD ESTATES, a CO-Partnership under theFlorlda On'fform Pilrtnership Act,
ll,Tf.l ....70 of the County of Plnellas, State of florida, whose post office addrcss Is c/o
--eLllllllam G, Blackburn, Electra lltc, Inc., 18167 U,S. IIl!1hway 19 lIorth, Suite 250,
Clearwater, florida 34624, hereinafter called the Grantor, to the CJTY OF
ClEARIIATER. a florlda munlclpal.corlloratlon, whose post office address is p, O.
Box 4748. Clearwater. F lor Ida 34618 hereinafter called the Grantee (the words
"Grantor" and "Grantee. to Include their respective succes5~rs and assigns):
IIlTNESSETII: That the Grantor, for and In conslderallon of the sum of $1,00
and other !load (Ind valuable consideration, In hand paid by the Grantee, receipt
. of which ts hereby ackl1uwledgel,\, by these presents does remise, release and
quitclaim to the Grantee, all the right. title, and Interest which the Grantor
has In and to the following rcal property, situated in Pinel)as County, Florida:
PINEL LAS CDU~TY FL^
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Conlncnce at the Northwcst corner of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 28,
Township 28 Sot/tho Range 16 East, and 110 S 89039'15" E, 26.98 fcet,
a long the north boundary of the Southltllst 1/4 of Sect Ion 20, to a
poInt on a curve that is 50.00 feet southerly of and parallel to the
centerlllle of State Iload 580, the POlliT OF BEGINNIIlG; thence 5
69-39'15" E, \264.10 feet, along the north bot/ndary of the Sot/thwest
1/4 of sa id Section 28; thence 5 00'13 'OS" 1/. 30.00 feet, a long a
line 50.00 feet I'/esterly of and para Ile I to the east boundary of the
\lest 112 of the Southwest 1/4 of the said Section 28; thence II
89-39'15" II, 1290.96 feet, along a line 30.00 feet sot/therly of and
para lie I to the north boundary of the Sot/ thwest 1/4 of sa id Section
28; thence S 89038'22" II, 52,41 feet, .to a point on a curve that is
50.00 feet southerly of and parallel to the centerline of State Road
580: thence on an arc to 'the left flf 85.02 feet, 50.00 feet
southeasterly of and parallel to the centerline of State Road 580,
with a radius of 521.47 feet, subtended by a chord of 84.03 feet,
chord bearing of II 69-11' 36" E, to the POlllT Of BEGHlHING;
contaIning 0.895 acres, more or less.
This deed ts executed and deltyered f(lr the purpose of releilslng tile above-
descrlbl!d proplwty from the use rllstrlctlollS set forth fn the WArranty deed dated
June 24, 1975, And recorded on July 15. 1975, /It Official Records Book 4309, Page
42, of the Public Records of Plll~11as County, rlorlda.
TO IIAVE ArID 10 IIOLD the dllscrlbed premises to Grantee. together with all
and singular the appurtenances thereunto belonging, And all the e!.tale, right,
title, Interest and claim whalsol!ver of thl! Grantor.
III WIT/lESS WIIEnEOF. the Grantor has sllJlIl!d a1\d sealel111lls deed cn the dale
I'/rltten above.
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IlOllTllWOOO ESTAlCS, a Co-Partnership
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COUNTY OF PJNEllAS
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The forCrfifnll IlU It ela 1m deed wu ockno\<ledlled before me thts dOl of
.A~l , 1992, by 1/1LlIAM G, BLACKBURN, I Partner, on liihal of
lfOliTllflOO ESTATES, a Co-Partnership. ,\113 15 personallY known to me 'or-hu-
produt:!d- ,. , tlTldllnt..ffJG~k!!!l\and
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OCT zn, 1992 5:42PM
P lI!Ef.LIIS COUNTY ff.1I.
OFF.nEC.BK 6073 PC 615
QUIT-CLA 1M DEED
Tltla IJUXT CLl\IM tH~eD, F.xocu\;od thin -ci>~ day ot
11, O. 19 ~, by
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We~tQhoDter LDkop Developmont corporation,
a corporation or90nizud undor tho la~. af tho at.to ot Florida
nnd having ita principlll plncc ot bUllineDlJ at 2759 state noad
580, suito 112, Clearwlltor, Florida 3.621, first party, to
city at cloarYator, Florida
a Florida Municipal corporation
vhoSB post orrico addraDS Is city Clark's Otfice, P. O. Dox 4748,
Clearwater, Florida 34618~4748, socond pnrty:
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t\ITNEBSETlt, That tho saId first party, for Ilnd in consideration
at the sum of $10.00 in hand paid by the slloid second party, tho
roceipt whoreot is heruby acknowledged, does hereby remise,
relO~50 and quit-claim unto the said second party toroyer, all
the right, title, interest, claim nn~ domand Which the aald first
party has in and to the following described lot, piece or parcol
of land, situate, lying and being in the County ot Pinollns,
state of Florida, to ~it:
A tract ot land being 50,00 Coot in ~idth, lying in
Section 29, Tovnship 28 South, Range 16 East, Clearwater,
Plnellas County, Florida, tho centor1ine 0' ~hich l~ mora
particularly describod as ro11o~s:
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45'34~ E, along the north lino of said Saction 29, tor
208,00 toet; thonco S 0-02'06" w, along th~ Ollst line of
ft 208.00 foot wido Ylorid~ Power Corporation Right-or-Way,
tor 1~O.06 toot; thenco S 89*57'54" E for 625.00 toot,
thenco S 0'02'06" W ror 1,586.23 toot to the POINT OF
DEGItIUItlG of said Center line I tbQl1cQ southeaster 1)1 and
northoastor1y along tho Ilrc ot a curvo thQt 18 concavo
to the north hnving II radius at 1600,00 toet and a central
anglo of 10'43'57" tor 29'i1.71 foot to 1\ point of revllrse
curvature with a curve that is concavo to tho Gouth;
thence along tho arc of said curYe having a radius at c
1200 teet and a contrnl an9lo oC 21'34'33" tor .51.00 toot
to a point ot tangency; thonce S 72.00'00" E tor 20.00
rllet to Il point on tho westerly rlght~otp~ay line ot
Countryside Boulevard, sllld point 1\1&0 boing tho POIlI'r Of
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appurtonanc08 thorounto belon~ing cr In llny~IDu llppertaining, and
all tho ostatll, rlght, titlo, Intllrost, 11en, equity and clai~
whatPoever ot the said 'irat party, eithor in law or oquity, to
the only propcr uso, benetit nnd buhoof of tha aaid second party
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POST OFFICE BOX 474B
.EAI\WATER, FL 34618.4748
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han causod thoso prosonts to ba oKocutod
In Its nama, and 1to corpora to Doal to
ba horounto afflxod, by Ito proper
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L The'torogol~ instrumont was acknowlodged boloro mo thi~
1. day or ::-Jd:1 ' ,1992 by Richard ^. Geigor,
prosldent ot WOBtcllc~tar Lakes Devolopment corporation, a Florida
Corporation, on behalf ot tho corporation. lie is porsonally ,
known to mo or-ha~-p~oduced- ;1f'/"tl' ,.M~,'N:
as i~ontitication and (chock anal ( )did (')did not tak~,~oat~~,
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