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NEIGHBORHOOD ADVISORY COMMITTEE
AGENDA
February 25, 1986
1.
Invocation
. . . . . . . . . . . Reverend Campbell
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Minutes of January 28, 1986 . .
. . . . . .Don Jass
3. Old Business:
a. Introduction of Guests
b. 'Input from Members
4. New Business
a. Input from Guests
b. Proposed schedule for neighborhood meetings
c. Input from Members
d. Schedule of Next Meeting . . . . . . .'. May 27, 1986
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Minutes of the ~d Regular Meeting .
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. . .February 25, 1986
The meeting was called to order at 7:30 P.M. in the Annex Conference
Room, City Hall Annex, 10 South Missouri Avenue.
The following persons were present:
Mr. Willie Brewton
Mr. Rudolph Miller
Mrs. Lois Martin
Mrs. Ella Atkins
Mrs. Cherry Harris
The following persons were absent:
Mrs. Jo Ann Wolfe
Mrs. Anne Brooks
Mr. Winfred Infinger
Mr. Don Jass
Mr. Walter Campbell
Mrs. Molly Stephenson
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Following the invocation, the meeting began with a review and approval
of the minutes of the January 28, 1986 meeting.
The following items were discussed:
1. Mr. Infinger reported that numerous violations of City
Ordinances continue in and around Ross Norton/Ed Wright
Parks. These include:
a. Drinking, beer and littering with empty cans
and bottles.
b. Smoking pot near the horseshoe courts.
c. Reckless driving of vehicles on the grass in the
park near the swimming pool by youths trying to
imitate stunt drivers on TV.
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He expressed concern about the verbal abuse that was imposed
on a Clearwater police officer who broke up a drinking
party in Ed Wright Park recently. The officer demonstrated
restraint and did not take any action against the offenders.
Mr. Infinger also expressed concern about the quality of .-
construction being accomplished at 939~ Dempsey St. - he
stated that the roo~ has stood half finished since December.
2. Mr. Miller expressed similar observations relating to
pot smoking and wild driving in Ross Norton Park. He
requested that a study be made of the fee structure at the
Clearwater Country Club to determine if it is in line with
their lease agreement with the City of Clearwater.
3. Mrs. Atkins reported that conditions' continue to improve
in Condon Gardens. IIMr. Jiroll the maintenance foreman has
worked with the residents to control littering and reduce
vandalism. She complained about being bothered by loud
gambling activity at night, and of "williell a gang leader
who enjoys bullying younger children in the project.
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Mrs. Harris repeated her previous concern about a truck
tractor being parked along a residential street for long
periods of time. The truck at 1780 Harbor Drive has been
parked on the grassy right-of-way since December 18, 1985.
She complained about an old truck at 1736 N. Washington that
has its hood removed, and has been there for a long time.
Mrs. Harris wants the storm sewer inlets cleaned along
Harbor Drive. She expressed a need to enforce the timely
removal of trash containers from along the curb after pick-
up by the sanitation crews.
5. Mr. Brewton encouraged the use of "Police" powers (inspectors,
etc.) to enforce existing ordinances. He spoke against
unequal treatment in the granting of variances by the
Zoning/Land Use Board. He observed that there is continued
attention needed to clear folage from obstructing road signs
and street lights.
6. Mrs. Brooks abserved'that street lights had been installed
in Cliff stevens Park; however, someone has been vandalizing
the fences and the grassy areas of the park.
7. Mrs. Wolfe feels that additional parking is needed near
the beginning of the new fittness course in Cliff Stevens
Park.
8. Mrs. Brooks observed that the flashing school caution lights
along Drew Street near the intersection of Fairwood Avenue
are poorly located and are ignored by drivers, including
a Clearwater City Police vehicle. She has been working
through the school board and the local PTA at Eisenhower
School to have a crossing guard assigned to this area,
but has been unsuccessful. She is concerned for the safety
of children crossing the street at this intersection.
9. Mrs. Martin expressed the need for a second bridge to connect
the causeway to Clearwater Beach and the mainland - she was
delayed for ove~ an hour this past week and feels that in
the event of a need to evacuate the beach area during a
hurricane we could face a serious problem. She reported
on plans made to develop the recreational facilities at
Ray Green Field (relocation of playground equipment,
tree planting, and new sidewalks).
Mrs. Martin spoke in favor of expanding services needed
by our expanding community and the need to raise reviews
to provide these services.
Mr. Infinger spoke in favor of
World" development because the
facilities without paying City
annexing the "Top-af-the
residents utilize City
taxes.
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The next meeting was scheduled for May 27, 1986.
The meeting adjourned at 9:00 P.M.
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