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Tuesday, August 1, 1995
Call to Order, Pledge of Allegiance and Invocation
A. Approval of Minutes ~ July 18, 1995 - Continued to August 15, 1995
B. Requests for Extension, Deferred and Continued Items - None
C. Conditional Uses
1. Fred Berger TRE /Ieffm-v M. Dickman Trust! Rnshid A:i (Danish Food Mart Inc d/b/a Quick
Pick Food Store) to permit package sales of beer and wine (change of business ownership) at 280
Windward Passage, Sec 08-29~ 15, M&B 13.04, zoned CG (General Commercial). CU 95-47
ACTION: Continued to the meeting of August 15, 1995Jor.an afFidavit of authorization.
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2. Florence Panteles (Kings Car Center) to permit replacing a nonconforming use with another
nonconforming use of lesser intensity (existing vehicle service (all or part) with outdoor sales,
display and/or storage; vehicle sales) at 1501 S Fort Harrison Avenue, Sec 21-29-151 M&B
44.08. zoned CR 24 (Resort Commercial). CU 95-48
ACTION: Approved Item C.2. subject to the (ollowing conditions; 1) Parking and defined
access from Woodlawn Street and South Fort Harrison A venue shall be provided in accordance
with the requirements of the Transportation Group and LDC ch. 42, Parking; 2) a five foot
landscaped strip shall be provided between all street rights-oF-way and parking lot/vehicular use
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areas, exclusive of access aisles; 3) there shall be no storage or display of vehicles in any street
right-of-way; 4) a revised plan shall be provided wirhin 30 days of rile date of this public hearing
with vehicle display areas clearly marked to assist in code enforcement; 5) there shall be no
outdoor storage or service, and no inoperable vehicles shall be stored on the site for more than
24 hours; 6) vehicle service shall be limited (0 minor repairs, body work and painting; 7) the
applicant shall provide an appropriate dumpster to handle the disposal of trash; this dumpster
shall be located according to Sanitation Division standards within 90 days of the date of this
public hearing; 8) the site shall meet all Sanitation Division requirements; and tile applicant
sha/1 maintain the property in a litter free condition; 9) all parts, tires, and other materials used
in conducting the business shall be stored indoors; 10) there shall be a trial period of six months
from the date of this public hearing to determine if the change of use of this property has
resulted in greater compatibility with the uses of surrounding properties; and 11) the required
certificate of occupancy and City occupdtionallicense shall be obtained within six months of
the date of this public hearing.
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D. Annexation, Zoning, land Use Plan Amendment, land Development Code Text Amendment
and local Planning Agency Review
1. The City of Clearwater proposes to adopt amenuments,to the Comprehen!;ive Plan that affect
the land use of all properties currently within the city limits of the City of Clearwater, as follows:
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COMPREHENSIVE PLAN MAP AMENDMENTS: The Land Use plan classifications of properties
within 17 areas within the city limits of Clearwater are proposed to be amended as follows:
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a. LEGAL: S 17/28/16-14905-000-0500,0510/ (0580-0750), (0820-0840), 0900/ 0910
(portion); 18683-000-0840. LOCATION: North side 9f Meadow Wood Dr and approx
900' east of Countryside Blvd.
b. LEGAL: N 21128/16-92675-000-00400, 0050, 01 00 (portion); 00000~230/0200,
0500, 0600, 0800 (portions); 08323-000-0010 (portion). LOCATION: 3481 west of
McMullen-Booth Rd and east of the east end of Turtle Brooke.
c. LEGAL: S 10/29/15-00000-31010100 (portion) and parking to south. LOCATION:
south side of Maple St and between North Greenwood Ave and Betty Lane.
d. LEGAL: S 1 0/29/15~72000-007-(011 0-0200). LOCATION: South side of Seaboard
Coastline Railroad and west side of Pennsylvania AVe.
e. LEGAL: N 20/28/16-00000-210/0100,0400,0500. LOCATION: Northeast corner
of McMullen Booth Rd and SR 580.
f. LEGAL: N 32/28/1'5-54666-070-(0090-0140); S 32/28/15-54666-070-(0040-0080)
(use OS/29/15). LOeA TION: West side of Eldorado Ave from north end of Eldorado Ave,
to approx 675' south.
g. LEGAL: S 32/28/16-15004 (Chelsea Woods). LOCATION: NE corner of Soule Rd.
and Tenth Ave. So.
h. LEGAL: N 17/29/16-00000-230/0100/0130, 1100; 00000-240/0400, 0600; 85546-
000-0020,0030 (portion). LOCATION: 230' north of Gulf to Bay Blvd. and on both sides
of Park Place Blvd.
I. LEGAL: N 06/29/16-09072-000-0201. LOCATION: Northeast corner of Lawson
Rd. and Sunset Pt. Rd.
j. LEGAL: N OS/29/16-00000-230/0500 (portion}. lOCATION: North side of Sunset
Pt. Rd. and 150' east of U.S. Highway 19.
k. LEGAL: N 09/29/16-37485. LOCATION: West side of McMullen Booth Rd. and
2001 north of Kapok Kove Dr.
I. LEGAL: S 02/29/15-78645; 78646. LOCATION: Southeast corner of Otten St. and
Kings Highway.
m. lEGAL: 5 02/29/15-90288-000-(0130-0150). LOeA TION: North side of Carolyn
Ln. and 90' west of Highland Ave.
n. LEGAL: N/S 21/29115-00000-140/0400. LOCATION: East of SCL Railroad and
adjacent to lake Bellevue.
o. LEGAL: N 03/29/15-73458-000-0011; 00000-220/0500; 41004-000-0031; 00000-
220/0600; 47430-001-0001; 47430-002-0001; 00000-230/0100,0200; 88092-000-
0010,0011. LOCATION: South side of Union Street to north side of Sunset Point Rd. and
on west side of Edgewater Dr.
p. LEGAL: N 32/28/16-00000-210/0500. LOCATION: 2501 south of Enterprise Rd.
and north end of Chautauqua Ave. (Main St.)
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q. LEGAL: S o5/29/15-Beach Dr.; Public Beach; N 08/29/15-Public Beach; 00000-
220/0100i 29251 (portion); 00000-23010100 (portion); 15606-000-(0010-0040) (portion);
00000-230/0300; SE 07/29/15-52380-000-(0010-0320) (portion). lOCATION: land west of
the CCCL from Beach Dr. on the south side of Somerset St., south to 410' south of 5th St.
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT: Objective 3.2.1. of the Future land Use
Element of the text of the City of Clearwater Comprehensive plan is proposed to be amended
as follows:
Amendment to Objective 3.2.1. Revising the Goals and Policies of the Comprehensive Plan
in order to reflect changing conditions in current and future intergovernmental coordination
efforts and to correct grammatical errors, delete or correct scrivener1s errors, and clarify
ambiguous statements; to correct the maximum lSR in the Recreation/Open space
classification from 0.25 to 0.60; to specify the maximum FAR and density in the CBO
classification; to provide provisions for a maximum FAR of 1.0 for hospitals in the Institutional
classification; to provide a 10 acre threshold for ancillary institutional uses in the
Transportation/Utility classification and a 10 acre threshold for ancillary transportation/utility
uses in the Institutional classification; to add the Transportation/Utility overlay and the
water/drainage feature overlay to the classifications applicable to all zoning districts.
LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE AMENDMENTS
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An ordinance of the City of Clearwater, Florida, relating to the Land Development Code;
amending Section 35.11, Code of Ordinances, to revise the definition of open space to meet
the intent of impervious surface ratio requirements; amending'Sections 40.005, 40.036,
40.045, 40.066, 40.086, 40.106, 40.126, 40.127, 40.128, 40.136, 40.13 7, 40.138, 40.146,
40.147, 40.148, 40.166, 40.186, 40.206, 40.226, 40.245, 40.262, to add language to the
correlation of zoning districts section and the residential zoning districts which will restrict
density by the land use classification when it is more restrictive than the assigned zoning
district; amending Sections 40.261 and 40.262, to delete the specific residential subcategories
in the PD zoning district; amending Section 40.546, to increase the FAR up to 1.0 for hospital
uses in the P/SP zoning district; amending Section 40.586 (2), to replace minimum floor area
ratio with maximum floor area ratio, and Section 40.586 (4), to replace 136.029 with 42.28,
both in the Preservation zoning district; amending Section 42.06 (6)(b), relating to transfers
of density; providing an effective date.
ACTION: Endorsed Item D.l. to the City Commission
E. Chairman's Items - Discussion
F. Director's Items -Introduced Don McCarty, Associate Planner / Design Review
G. Board and Staff Comments - Discussion
H. Adjournment - 2:54 p.m.
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August 1, 1995
Members Present:
Jay Keyes, Vice Chair
Robert D. Bickerstaffe
Edward Mazur
John Carassas
Brenda Nixon
Bernie Baron
Members Absent:
Kemper Merriam, Chair
Also Present:
Scott Shuford, Director, Central Permitting
Sandra Glatthorn, Manager, Central Permitting
Don McCarty, Associate Planner, Certral Permitting
Gwen Legters, Board Reporter, City Clerk Department
The Vice Chair outlined the procedures for conditional uses and advised that anyone adversely
affected by a decision of the Planning and Zoning Board, with regard to conditional uses, has two
weeks from this date in which to file an appeal through the City Clerk Department. Florida Law
requires any party appealing a decision of this Board to have a record of the proceedings to
support the appeal.
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In order to provide continuity, the items will be listed in agenda order although not necessarily
discussed in that order.
A. Approval of Minutes - July 18, 1995
Member Carassas moved to continue this item to the next meeting as some members had not
received their copies. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
B. Requests for Extension, Deferred and Continued (terns ~ None
C. Conditional Use Applications
1. Fred Berger TRE / leffery M. Dickman Trust 1 Rashid Ali (Danish Food Mart Inc d/b/a
Quick Pick Food Store) to permit package sales of beer and wine (change of business
ownership) at 280 Windward Passage, See 08-29~ 15, M&B 13.04, zoned CG (General
Commercial). CU 95-47
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Mr. Shuford gave the background of the case and presented, in writing, the staff recommendation.
It was indicated the applicant has leased a building previously occupied by a Pick Kwik Store on
Island Estates and is requesting a conditional use permit to continue the sale of alcoholic
beverages. The applicant has obtained a City occupational license and temporary State alcoholic
beverage license. Staff noted this is the only convenience store on Island Estates and ample on
site parking is available.
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It was indicated two attached signs exist for which no permit record was found. In response to
a question, it was not known if the signage is conforming.
Gidendra Trivedi, store manager and Anwar Hasan, a business associate, addressed the Board.
In response to a question, Mr. Hasan stated he was not aware of the problem with the signage
because their sign contractor was paid to obtain all necessary approvals.
Concern was expressed no authorized representative was present. Mr Hasan said the store owner
was out of town. It was indicated a notarized letter of authorization is needed in order to
represent the owner/applicants. A continuance was suggested.
No one was present to speak in support or opposition to the request.
Member Bickerstaffe moved to continue Item B.1. to the meeting of August 15, 1995. The motion
was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
2. Florence Panteles (Kings Car Center) to permit replacing a nonconforming use with
another nonconforming use of lesser intensity (existing vehicle service (all or part) with
outdoor sales, display and/or storage; vehicle sales) at 1501 5 Fort Harrison Avenue, Sec 21-
29.15, M&B 44.08. zoned CR 24 (Resort Commercial). CU 95-48
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Mr. Shuford gave the background of the case and presented, in writing, the staff recommendation.
He stated this is an unusual zoning category and detailed the applicant's request to change the
use of the property to allow outdoor retail sales, display and/or storage of automobiles. Staff
found the proposed replacement use is more compatible with the surrounding area in terms of
traffic or noise generation. It was noted three standards for approval have not been met regarding
vehicular access points, landscaping and on site parking area.
It was indicated the entire sHe is paved with asphalt. The size of an outdoor display area is
severely limited by the small size of the lot and the need to define vehicular access and screening.
City Traffic Engineering staff expressed concern with the property having open access to both Fort
Harrison Avenue and Woodlawn Streets with no defined access points and no marked parking
spaces. Staff recommended approval subject to eleven conditions.
In response to a question, Mr. Shuford stated the property owner did not want to go to
Commercial General zoning when the City went through the consistency program.
Florence Panleles, the owner/appJ icant, stated she has been a Clearwater resident for 20 years.
She gave a brief history of her business on the site, Slating she has been involved with many auto
sales companies and she knows how to market cars. She said she and her sons will be purchasing
late model leased vehicles for resale and will limit the number of cars they buy. Ms. Panteles said
they did not expect to do much vehicle serviCe work and would contract out anything major. She
stated landscaping was discussed with staff and she will install it if the zoning is approved.
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In response to a question, Ms. Panteles said she has read and can satisfy the eleven conditions of
approval recommended by staff.
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Member Nixon moved to approve Item C.2. subject to the following conditions: 1) Parking and
defined access from Woodlawn Street and South Fort Harrison Avenue shall be provided in
accordance with the requirements of the Transportation Group and loe Ch. 42, Parking; 2) a five
foot landscaped strip shall be provided between all street rights-of-way and parking lot/vehicular
use areas, exclusive of access aisles; 3) there shall be no storage or display of vehicles in any street
right-of-way; 4) a revised plan shall be provided within 30 days of the date of this public hearing
with vehicle display areas clearly marked to assist in code enforcement; 5) there shall be no
outdoor storage or service, and no inoperable vehicles shall be stored on the site for more than
24 hours; 6) vehicle service shall be limited to minor repairs, body work and painting; 7) the
applicant shall provide an appropriate dumpster to handle the disposal of trash; this dumpster shall
be located according to Sanitation Division standards within 90 days of the date of this public
hearing; 8) the site shall meet all Sanitation Division requirements; and the applicant shall
maintain the property in a litter free condition; 9) all parts, tires, and other materials used in
conducting the business shall be stored indoors; 10) there shalt be a trial period of six months
from the date of this public hearing to determine if the change of use of this property has resulted
in greater compatibility with the uses of surrounding properties; and 11) the required certificate
of occupancy and City occupational license shall be obtained within six months of the date of this
public hearing. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
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D. Annexation, Zoning, Land Use Plan Amendment, Land Development Code Text Amendment
and local Planning Agency Review
1. The City of Clearwater proposes to adopt amendments to the Comprehensive Plan
that affect the land use of all properties currently within the city limits of the City of
Clearwater, as follows:
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN MAP AMENDMENTS: The land Use Plan classifications of
properties within 17 areas within the city limits of Clearwater are proposed to be amended
as follows:
a. LEGAL: S 17/28/16-14905-000-0500,051 a, (0580-0750), (0820-0840), 0900, 0910
(portion)i 18683-000-0840. LOCATION: North side of Meadow Wood Dr and approx 900'
east of Countryside Blvd.
b. LEGAL: N 21/28/16-92675-000-00400,0050,0100 (portion); OOOOO~230/0200,
0500, 0600, 0800 (portions); 08323-000-0010 (portion). LOCATION: 348' west of
McMullen-Booth Rd and east of the east end of Turtle Brooke.
, c. LEGAL: 5 10/29/15-00000-310/0100 (portion) and parking to south. LOCA lION:
south side of Maple St and between North Greenwood Ave and Betty lane.
d. LEGAL: 5 1 0/29/15~72000-007-(011 O~0200). LOCATION: South side of Seaboard
Coastline Railroad and west side of Pennsylvania Ave.
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c. LEGAL: N 20/28/16-00000-210/0100, 0400, 0500. LOCATION: Northeast corner
of McMullen Booth Rd and SR 580.
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(use OS/29/15). LOCATION: West side of Eldorado Ave from north end of Eldorado Ave, to
approx 675' south.
g. LEGAL: S 32/28/16-15004 (Chelsea Woods). LOCATION: NE corner of Soule Rd.
and Tenth Ave. So.
h. LEGAL: N 17/29/16-00000-230/0100, 0130, 1100; 00000-240/0400, 0600; 85546-
000-0020,0030 (portion). LOCATION: 230' north of Gulf to Bay Blvd. and on both sides of
Park Place Blvd.
i. LEGAL: N 06/29/16-09072-000-020 1. LOCATION: Northeast corner of Lawson Rd.
and Sunset Pt. Rd.
j. LEGAL: N OS/29/16-00000-230/0500 (portion). LOCATION: North side of Sunset
PI. Rd. and 150' east of u.s. Highway 19.
k. LEGAL: N 09/29/16~37485. LOCATION: West side of McMullen Booth Rd. and
200' north of Kapok Kove Dr.
I. LEGAL: S 02/29/15-78645; 78646. LOCATION: Southeast corner of Otten St. and
Kings Highway.
m. LEGAL: 5 02/29/15-90288-000-(0130-0150). LOCATION: North side of Carolyn In.
and 90' west of Highland Ave.
n. lEGAL: N/S 21/29/15-00000-i 40/0400. LOCATION: East of SCL Railrmld and
adjacent to lake Bellevue. '
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o. LEGAL: N 03/29/15-73458-000-0011; 00000-22010500; 41004-000-0031; 00000-
220/0600; 47430-001-0001; 47430-002-0001; 00000-230/0100,0200; 88092-000-
0010,0011. LOCATION: South side of Union Street to north side of Sunset Point Rd. and on
west side of Edgewater Dr.
p. LEGAL: N 32/28/16-00000-21 0/0500. LOCATION: 250' south of Enterprise Rd. and
north end of Chautauqua Ave. (Main St.)
q. lEGAL: S OS/29/15-Beach Dr.; Public Beach; N 08/29/15-Public Beach; 00000-
220/0100; 29251 (portion); 00000-230/0100 (portion); 15606-000-(001 0~0040) (portion);
00000-230/0300; SE 07/29/15-52380-000-(0010-0320) (portion). LOCATION: Land west of
the CCCl from Beach Dr. on the south side of Somerset St., south to 410' south of 5th St.
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN TEXT AMENDMENT: Objective 3.2.1. of the Future land Use
Element of the text of the City of Clearwater Comprehensive Plan is proposed to be amended
as follows:
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Amendment to Objective 3.2.1. Revising the Goals and Policies of the Comprehensive plan
in order to reflect changing conditions in current and future intergovernmental coordination
efforts and to correct gmmmatical errors, delete or correct scrivener's errors, and clarify
ambiguous statements; to correct the maximum ISR in the Recreation/Open space
c1assjfication from 0.25 to 0.60; to specify the maximum FAR and density in the CSD
classification; to provide provisions for a maximum FAR of 1.0 for hospitals in the Institutional
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Transportation/Utility classification and a 10 acre threshold for ancillary transportation/utility
uses in the Institutional classification; to add the Transportation/Utility overlay and the
water/drainage feature overlay to the classifications applicable to all zoning districts.
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LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE AMENDMENTS
An ordinance of the City of Clearwater, Florida, relating to the Land Development Code;
amending Section 35.11, Code of Ordinances, to revise the definition of open space to meet
the intent of impervious surface ratio requirements; amending Sections 40.005, 40.036,
40.045, 40.066, 40.086, 40.106, 40.126, 40.127, 40.128, 40.136, 40.137, 40.138, 40.146,
40.147,40.148,40.166,40.186,40.206,40.226, 40.245, 40.262, to add language to the
correlation of zoning districts section and the residential zoning districts which will restrict
density by the land use classification when it is more restrictive than the assigned zoning
district; amending Sections 40.261 and 40.262, to delete the specific residential subcategories
in the PD zoning district; amending Section 40.546, to increase the FAR up to 1.0 for hospital
uses in the P!SP zoning district; amending Section 40.586 (2), to replace minimum floor area
ratio with maximum floor area ratio, and Section 40.586 (4), to replace 136.029 with 42.28,
both in the Preservation zoning district; amending Section 42.06 (6)(b), relating to transfers
of density; providing an effective date.
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Permitting Manager Glatthorn outlined the amendment package, stating the purpose is to clarify
language and correct inconsistencies in certain zoning classifications, bringing them more in
alignment with those of Pinellas County. She stated the County is agreeable to the proposed
amendments and asked for the Board's endorsement
Mr. Shuford explained that some changes to the comprehensive plan are not directly related to
the consistency program. He said these amendments are consistent with the Community
Redevelopment Agency (CRA) downtown redevelopment plan.
Questions were raised and discussion ensued regarding zoning reclassification. In response to
a question regarding downzoning in downtown, Mr. Shuford stated building heights fall under the
Land Development Code and are not regulated by this proposal. These changes are to go to the
State; more zoning changes will be fine tuned in October and will go to the City Commission in
December.
Concern was expressed conversion to Pinellas County's land use categories and zoning
designations makes the process more confusing. Mr. Shuford responded the County has 24 other
jurisdictions and they are trying to standardize.
Concern was expressed frequent code changes discourage growth by not allowing developers
enough time to make commitments. Mr. Shuford indicated the City tries very hard to honor
existing zoning when plans are in progress. He stated these zoning tools are being promoted as
beneficial to economic development and neighborhood planning.
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Member Carassas moved to endorse Item 0.1. to the City Commission. The motion was duly
seconded and carried unanimously.
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Member Keyes initiated discussion regarding the Fina station controversy (Z 93~54; LUP 9343 &
CU 9545, Meador, 7/18/95.) While some concerns were reiterated, the majority felt the proposal
had been thoroughly reviewed and no basis was found for changing the decision.
F. Director's Items
Mr. Shuford introduced Don McCarty, the new Associate Planner in charge of Design Review.
He stated Mr. McCarty comes from St. Petersburg with a degree in architecture and will be in
charge of the Design Review Board (DRB). He explained, over the next three months, the DRB
will be developing design guidelines in the North Greenwood neighborhood, downtown, and
Clearwater beach. These guidelines will be passed to the City Commission before the ORB starts
hearing cases. .
G. Board and Staff Comments
In response to a question, Mr. Shuford stated Calypso Bay has requested a change of ownership.
Concern was expressed with three different used car dealerships which did not appear to be
fulfilling their Board imposed conditions for approval. Mr. Shuford stated he would notify the
Community Response Team to inspect the properties and he would report back to the Board.
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Member Carassas expressed concern that removal of traffic signals has created hazards at several
intersections around the City. He felt the signals should be replaced and questioned to whom this
concern should be addressed. Mr. Shuford responded City Engineer Rich Baier is in charge of that
issue. He noted, in the past few years, a statewide trend has been to remove as many signals as
possible.
H. Adjournment
The meeting adjourned at 2:54 p.m.
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on whethcr )'ou hold an clecti\'c or appointive posilioll. ror lhis renSOll, please p:l)' close :lllcnliol\ to the instructions ol1lhis form
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION 112;3143, FLORIDA STATUTES
A person holding electivc or appointivc counly, municipal. or other local public office MUST ABSTAIN from vOling on a measure
which inures to his special private g~lill. Each elccted or appointed local officer also is prohibited frulll knowingl)' voting on II measure
which inures to Ihe special gain of a principal (othcr than a government agency) by whom he is retained (including the parent
organization or subsidiary of a corporate principal by which he is retained); to the special private gain of a relative; or to the speeinl
, private gain of n business associate. Commissioners of community redevelopment agencies under Sec. 163,356 or 163,357, F.S., and
officers of independent specialtilx districls elected on :l one-acrc, one-VOle basis arc not prohibited from voting in that capacity.
For purposes of this law, a "relative" includes only the officer's father, mother, son, daughler, husband, wife, father-in-law, mother-in-
law, son-in-taw, nod daughtcr-in-Iaw. A "business associnte" means any person or entity engaged in or c<1rrying on a business
enterprise with the officer as a partner, joint vcnturer, coowner of property, or corporate shareholder (where the shares of the
corporation arc not listed on any nationnl or regional stock exchange).
ELECTED OFFICERS:
In addition to abstaining from vOling in the situations described above, you must disclose the conniet;
PRIOR TO THE VOTE BEING TAKEN by publicly stating to the assembly the nature of your interest in the measure on
which )'Ou arc abst."1ining from voting: and
WITHIN 15 DAYS AFTER THE VOTE OCCURS by completing and filing this form with the person responsible for
retarding the minutes of the meeting. who should incorporate the form in the minutes.
APPOINTED OFFICERS:
Although you must abstain from voting in the situations described above, you otherwise may participate in thcse mailers, However,
you must disclose the nature of the connict before making any attempt to innuence the decision, whether orally or in writing and
whether made by you or at your direction. ' ,". ' . . . '. '..".'" . - .
IF YOU INTEND TO MAKE ANY ATTEMPT TO INFLUENCE THE DECISION PRIOR TO THE MEETING AT WHICH
THE VOTE WLL BE TAKEN;
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NOTICE: UNDER PROVISIONS OF FLORIDA STATUTES ~112.317 (1991). A FAILURE TO MAKE ANY REQ~~D
DISCLOSU RE CONSTITUTES GROUNDS FOR AND MAY BE PUNISHED BY ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWIN(::
H"fPEACHMENT, REMOVAL OR SUSPENSION FROM OFFICE OR EMPLOYMENT, DEMOTlON, REDUCTION
SALAR)', REPRIMAND, OR A CIVIL PENALTY NOT TO EXCEED $5,000.
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