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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
CITY OF CLEARWATER
March 7, 1996
Present:
Rita Garvey
Sue A. Barfield
Fred A. Thomas
J. B. Johnson
Robert Clark
Elizabeth M. Deptula
Kathy S. Rice
William C. Baker
Pamela K. Akin
Scott Shuford
Rich Baier
Cynthia E. Goudeau
Patricia O. Sullivan
Mayor/Commissioner
Vice-Mayor JCommissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
City Manager
Deputy City Manager
Assistant City Manager
City Attorney
Central Permitting Director
Engineering Director
City Clerk
Board Reporter
The Mayor called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. at City Hall. The invocation was
offered by Reverend Otis Green of Everybody's Tabernacle. The Mayor led the Pledge of
Allegiance.
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To provide continuity for research, items are in agenda order although not necessarily
discussed in that order.
ITEM #3- Service Awards
One retirement award was presented to a City employee.
ITEM #4 - Introductions and Award~
Proclamation:
Women's History Month - March 1996
ITEM # 5- Presentations
a) Library Board ~ Annual Report
Tony Bacon, Library Board Chair, presented the annual report. The Library Board
advises the Library Director and City Commission on issues regarding the Library including
policies, needs, funding, budget and public relations He recommended modifying board
member attendance requirements to excuse absences for illness or death in the family.
Board recommendations include increased juvenile services, lowering video overdue fees,
decreasing the card size for magazine sponsorship, and to merge all information. He said
Clearwater Library received $536,000 in FY (Fiscal Year) 1995/96 from the Pinellas
County Library Cooperative. Since joining the cooperative, services have been expanded
and include 3 children librarians, 2 reference librarians, 1 technical service staff member,
and 7 assistant librarians.
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ITEM #6 - Appro\,al of MilJutes
Commissioner Barfield moved to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of
February 15, 1996, and the special meeting, of February 15, 1996, as recorded and
submitted in written summation by the CIty Clerk to each Commissioner. The motf,pn was
duly seconded and carried unanimously.
lTEM 117 - Citizens to be heard fe items not on the Agenda
Sleve Fowler, Chair at the Greater Clearwater Chamber of Commerce, referred to
the planned Memorial Bridge rehabilitation. He said the project is iIl.timed and will waste
$2-million because of efforts to replace the bridge. He said closure and restricted access
will devastate beach businesses. He recommended delaying the project until August 1998.
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David Grice, President of the Drew and Plaza Park Association, requested the City
secure his neighborhood from commercial and drug traffic. He recommended closing Vine
and Pennsylvania Avenues and installing four-way stop signs in the neighborhood. Plaza
Park is surrounded on three sides by commercial development and a drug neighborhood on
the fourth. He expressed concern no Crime Watch exists in the adjoining neighborhood.
He expressed concern about neighborhood racial problems that affect children trying to
play in the park. He felt additional commercial development on North Greenwood Avenue
will be detrimental to his neighborhood.
Deborah Corbett said her 11-year old daughter was assaulted recently in Plaza Park
and cannot play there because of her color. She said naming the playground after a black
child has kindled a racial fire. She requested traffic control in the neighborhood because of
the presence of handicapped children. She recommended installing four-way stop signs at
Hart and Pennsylvania.
James Kessel said racial tensions exist in the park and white children are told they
cannot play there. He said commercial traffic on Vine and Pennsylvania travels at high
rates of speed. He supported eliminating connection to the North Greenwood
neighborhood to separate the neighborhood from drug and commercial traffic.
Lisa Richardson ~ays she lives closest to the "drug house." Her children cannot play
. in the park where they are bullied. She requested the CitY address the problem of cars
with blaring radios driving through the neighborhood late at night. She supported
installation of stop signs.
Dino Dilibeni expressed concern his neighbor has enlarged their skateboard ramp.
He is disturbed by yelling and screaming in the afternoon. He requested the City address
the issue. He also expressed concern regarding owners who do not clean up after their
dogs in Crest lake Park.
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DO(9thv Hiekev expressed concern her five.year old daughter had been threatened
and told she could not play in Plaza Park. She recommended installing stop signs around
the park.
Christooher Anar said one of his children is handicapped and requested a
handicapped child sign be installed. He said traffic through the Plaza Park neighborhood is
heavy. He said strangers in his neighborhood have asked him if he wished to purchase
drugs. He expressed concern the Police did not respond when he called them regarding
drug pushers or after he heard gun fire. He said neighbors try to keep the community
clean. He said some type of traffic control is needed.
John Doran, President of the CBA (Clearwater Beach Association), referred to
banners on Cleveland Street. The CBA Board of Directors has agreed to fund brackets on
Manda/ay Avenue and would like to borrow the Welcome Winter Visitors' signs.
Engineering Department Director Rich Baier and Central Permitting Director Scott Shuford
indicated they could work with the CBA regarding this issue. He noted the City Manager's
recommendation to coordinate signs downtown. at the F.ast entrance, and beach. The
CBA will cooperate. The City Manager questioned if the CBA was willing to put up and
take down the banners. Mr. Doran said that was the case. The City Manager
recommended a program to improve the look of City entrances. Consensus was to permit
the use of the banners by the CBA. Agreement was noted a coordinated look should be
pursued.
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Lance Marco said there is a great deal of traffic and children in Plaza Park. He
recommended slowing traffic and blocking off a road.
David Grice requested the City Commission go on record with their plans for the
subdivision. The City Commission was not able to commit at this point. Mr. Baier said
staff did a two-day study of the neighborhood and found the average speed there is 20
mph. Staff lowered the speed limit to. 20 mph from 25 mph. "No Truck" signs will be
erected on Monday. He noted the Police and Fire departments have expressed concerns
regarding blocking access to the neighborhood. He indicated the City does not erect
Children at Play signs, only Deaf Child signs. He noted liability problems associated with
speed bumps.
Commissioner Thomas said he was disturbed that children in the park were bullied.
He noted the City Commission approved naming the playground after the child who was
killed. He recommended writing those who requested naming the playground and advising
them of their responsibility to help with the park. He said it is wrong for the government
to handle specific neighborhood problems but suggested if the neighborhood cannot solve
the problems the City should.
Commissioner Johnson said thera is no reason to discriminate against children and
recommended finding out which families are involved. Mr. Grice said one neighborhood
woman, who spoke against the negative behavior, was beaten to the ground. He said the
North Greenwood Association, which recommended the name of the park, is not part of
the Park Plaza community. He said drugs still are sold at the spot the child was killed.
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Tha neighborhood is frustrated problems with this issue continue. He said the memorial
has driven a racial wedge between neighbors and claimed the child's parents continue to
deal drugs. He indicated plans to join the North Greenwood Association to address this
issue further.
Commissioner Barfield recommended more enforcement in the neighborhood. The
City Manager said she would review this situation with the Police Chief. Mr. Baier said
staff is reviewing all alleys in Plaza Park and will come forward in two weeks with
recommendations regarding vacation. Commissioner Thomas said for three years he has
heard concerns expressed about activities at a specific house. He questioned how this
could be an ongoing problem if the Police are aware of it. Commissioner Clark requested
appropriate staff attend the March North Greenwood Community meeting. He noted the
majority of the neighborhood has been cleaned up and questioned why one problem house
remains as the root of neighborhood adversity.
AI PaDaleo referred to Babe Ruth Baseball and girls' softball. He said the
organization is trying to get fields to play but were advised all City fields have been
allocated to Little League. He said the Babe Ruth Leagues accept players from age 5
through 18. He said the program keeps children off the street and is one of the largest
youth organizations in the country. The Mayor said the City has no fields open at this time
but will work with the organization.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
\:J ITEM 1/8 ~ Confd from 02/15/96) Variance's) to SiQn Regulations for property located at
2085 Gulf to Bay Blvd., Bamboo Sub. Replat, Lots 1 & 2; Sec. 13-29-15, M&B 42.01 &
41.04; and Bamboo Sub., Lots 2, 3, 8-12 (50S Investments, Inc. I Carlisle Lincoln
Mercury, SV96~02)
The applicant requests area variances of 16, 12, 12, and 28 square feet for four
directional signs. The subject property, on the South side of Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard at
Bamboo lane, is zoned General Commercial, Multiple-Family Residential "Eight," and
Single-Family Residential "Eight." The sign code allows directional signs up to four square
feet in area, per sign. The automobile dealership has four nonconforming directional signs
with areas of 20, 16, 16, and 32 square feet. The applicant is requesting variances to
allow the signs to remain without reducing the sizes.
Staff feels existing conditions support variance approval for three of the signs. The
"Parking," "Service," and UPaint/Body" signs are interior to the property and produce a
nominal effect on Clearwater's aesthetic environment as viewed from City streets and
sidewalks. The "Entrance" sign, adjacent to Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard with unobstructed
visibility, impinges upon the aesthetic interests of the City and may affect City safety
interests. With few exceptions, signs marking driveway entrances in the City adhere to
the four square foot code limit. The request is for a sign five times greater than permitted
by Code. The request is not minimum but represents a wholesale departure from code.
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Dan Carlisle, representative of Carlisle Lincoln Mercury, verified photographs of the
property presented him by Mr. Shuford. Mr. Carlisle said the Entrance sign is needed due
to high traffic speeds on Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard and the difficulty for elderly customers to
locate the entrance. The signs are only directional and do not feature logos or advertising.
He suggested for safety, the sign's size be scaled to the lot's size. He felt the requested
variance met City standards as they were not based on a desire for economic gain nor are
they detrimental to public welfare.
Commissioner Johnson said he is a frequent visitor and has had no problem locating
the business' entrance. Commissioner Thomas felt the entrance sign is most important
and noted the property's large size, He said sign pollution has been reduced in the City
and felt it was critical for Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard businesses to have signage visible to the
public. He supported the variances as requested.
Commissioner Thomas moved to approve area variances of 12, 12, 28, and 16
square feet from the 4 square feet permitted to allow "Parking,'t "Service," ttpaint/Bodylt
and "Entrancet. directional signs with areas of 16, 16, 32/ and 20 square feet,
respectively, on property identified as Bamboo Sub Replat, Lots 1 and 2, together with
Sec. 13-29-15, M&B 42.01 and 41.04, along with Bamboo Sub, Lots 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 11,
and 12 for meeting Sec. 45.24 Standards for Approval, items (1) - (4). The motion was
duly seconded.
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Commissioner Clark felt the entrance sign is most critical and the requested
variance is relatively small. Mayor Garvey said the entrance sign should be smaller and the
service sign lower. She expressed concern other businesses will request similar variances
if this one is approved. Commissioner Thomas noted some of the elderly population
Carlisle serves have vision problems. Commissioner Clark felt denying the entrance sign
variance would be detrimental to the public welfare. Commissioner Berfield suggested
decreasing the entrance sign's size but maintaining its height. Mr. Shuford said the
business can work with City Engineering to make the entrance more visible. Commissioner
Berfield questioned jf Mr. Carlisle would reduce the sign's size if he could retain the height.
Mr. Carlisle said he could replace the sign with one 10 square feet in size.
Commissioner Thomas amended his motion to approve area variances of 12, 12,
28, and 6 square feet from the 4 square feet permitted to allow uParking," "Service/'
uPaint/Body" and "EntrancA" directional signs with areas of 16, 16, 32, and 10 square
feet, respectively, on property identified as Bamboo Sub Replat, Lots 1 and 2, together
with Sec. 13-29-15, M&B 42.01 and 41.04. along with Bamboo Sub, Lots 2, 3, 8, 9, 10,
11, and 12 for meeting Sec. 45.24 Standards for Approval, items (1) - (4). The seconder
agreed.
Upon the vote being taken. the amended motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Carlisle said the code is hard to understand and recommended making it clearer.
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.---. ITEM #9 - Variance(s) t9 Sian Regulations for property located at 715 S. Gulfview Blvd.,
Bayside Shores, Blk 0, Lots 1 & 2 'together with accreted land to south (Lane Clearwater
Limited Partnership I Holiday Inn Sunspree Resort, SV96-04)
The property, on the southwest corner of South Gulfview Boulevard and Gulf
Boulevard, is zoned Resort Commercial 28. The applicant is requesting: 1) an area
variance of 1 51 square feet from the permitted 37.5 square feet to allow an auxiliary sign
structure with an area of 188.5 square feet and 2) a setback variance of five feet to allow
an auxiliary sign zero feet from the South Gulfview Boulevard right-at-way. The variances
are requested to allow the existing sign structure at the East entrance to remain. The City
did not issue a permit for the structure.
The requested variance is five times the code allowance and a substantial deviation
from code. Variances of this size are not considered minimum and normally are not
recommended for approval by staff. Staff feels special circumstances exist to support the
requested area variance for the auxiliary sign structure: 1) the sign is low to the ground.
Dense landscaping adjacent to the right-of-way softens the sign's appearance and
diminishes its visibility tram the right-at-way; 2) the area of the sign structure and absence
of a setback do not divert attention from properties with conforming signs and do not
adversely affect the appearance of Clearwater beach or the City; 3) the area of the sign
structure affects traffic safety and aesthetics little different than fences or walls built in
proximity to the right-of-way, in many locations in the City; and 4) strict enforcement of
the code would cause a hardship for the applicant that would be great in comparison to
the benefit tor the public.
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Dan Benda, representative for Holiday Inn Sunspree, verified photographs of the
property presented him by Mr. Shuford. He said the sign on the wall is only 37.1 square
feet and complies with code. He said the wall was constructed to meet the Holiday Inn,
Inc. directive for properties to provide guests a real sense of arrival. He said the wall was
built to architect specifications. They were not aware it did not meet code or was too
close to the street as it was constructed within the property's borders. He said the sign is
attractive and fits well within the landscaping. The wall is a planter, not a big sign. Mr.
Shuford agreed the lettering is within code limits if the structure of the free-standing sign
is not counted. He said that is one reason staff recommended approval. In answer to a
question, he said the Holiday Inn cannot construct a separate pole sign. Another sign on
the property already advertises the gym. The new sign is considered an auxiliary sign.
In answer to a question, Mr. Benda indicated this is the first sign with which he has
been involved. Commissioner Thomas expressed concern a representative at the company
that constructed the sign was not present. He said the company knew a permit was
required. He said it was wrong to break the law and then request forgiveness. He noted
the Commission had denied previous requests for signs on large structures but had made
some exceptions. Commissioner Johnson expressed concern regarding the substantial size
of the request and that Federal Sign Company had neglected to obtain a permit. In answer
to a question, Mr. Shuford said staff was identifying this sign as the auxiliary one.
Otherwise, variances would be required for both signs. He said the original signs were
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the same area as the new one. Management has reduced the size of attached signs.
Commissioner Thomas requested staff provide information regarding what signage
the Hilton was permitted to have. He questioned what the City can do to punish a
company that installs a sign without a permit. Mr. Shuford said the City has several
options. Staff recommended charging them a triple fee as penalty. If additional violations
occur, the City could discuss penalties with the ClB (Construction Licensing Board).
Commissioner Thomas moved to continua Item 119 until March 21, 1996. The
motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
ITEM 1f10 - Variance(s) to Sign Regulations for property located at 1501 N. Balcher Rd.,
Sec. 7-29-16, M&B 22.01 (The Center Foundation / Pinellas Community Center, Inc. d/b/a
long Center, SV96-05)
This property, on the East side of Belcher Road North of the Seaboard Coastline
Railroad, is zoned Public/Semipublic. The applicant is requesting an area variance of 83.3
square feet from the permitted 48 square feet to allow attached signs with an area of
131.3 square feet. The variance is requested to allow placement of three wall signs with
a cumulative area of 131.3 square feet on the building's West wall facing Belcher Road.
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Staff feels special circumstances exist to support approval. The signs' visibility
from the street will be diminished because the building is 560 feet from Belcher Road.
Although a 125 % area bonus is applicable to attached signs more than 300 feet from the
rightwof-way, the area of any auxiliary signs first must be deducted from the :zone limit, and
the bonus applied to the remainder. The Long Center is not availed of a sign area bonus
because the area of the auxiliary signs is 94.5 square feet and the :zone limit is 48 square
feet. The proposed signs will not divert attention from businesses with conforming signs
and will not adversely affect the appearance of the City.
Mark Abdo, representative for the Long Center, verified photographs of the property
presented him by Mr. Shuford. He said this request was made by the Long Center
Foundation Board which had received a substantial gift. The sign will designate the name
of the aquatic center. The variance includes room to designate a future benefactor for the
gymnasium.
Commissioner Johnson moved to approve an area variance of 83.3 square feet from
the permitted 48 square feet to allow attached signs with an area of 1 31 .3 square feet on
property identified as Sec. 7-29-16, M&8 22.01, for meeting Sec. 45.24 Standards for
Approval, items (1) - (4). The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
ITEM #11 - (Cont'd from 02/15/96) Public HearinQ & First Readina Ords. #5974-96 &
#5975-96 - Annexation & RS-6 Zoning for property located on the east side of landmark
Dr., Sec. 33-28-16. M&B 22.0111 (City I Richard Baier, A95~29)
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This City Initiated annexation is for vacant land on the East side of Landmark Drive
purchased by the City for use as a retention pond required as part of landmark Drive
improvements. This annexation will not involve any land use plan reclassification/change.
It is proposed to zone the property Single-Family ResidentialllSix" in keeping with the
single family use of properties to the West. A retention pond is a utility facility that is a
conditional use within the proposed zoning district. When the retention pond's preliminary
design is completed, an application for conditional use utllity facilities will be made. On
February 20, 1996, the Planning & Zoning Board unanimously endorsed the annexation.
Commissioner Thomas moved to approve the Petition for Annexation and Zoning
Atlas Amendment to Single.Family Residential "Six" (RS-6) for Section 33-28-16, M&B
22/0111. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #5974-96 for first reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Clark moved to pass Ordinance #5974.96 on first reading. The
. motion was duly seconded and upon roll call. the vote was:
"Ayes": Berfield, Thomas, Johnson, Clark and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
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The City Attorney presented Ordinance #5975-96 for first reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Thomas moved to pass Ordinance 1/5975-96 on first reading.
The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayes": Berfield, Thomas, Johnson. Clark and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #12 - Public Hearing & First Readina Ords. #5983-96 & #5984-96 - Annexation & IL
Zoning far property located at 2050 Sunnydale Blvd., Clearwater Industrial Park. part of
Lot 2 (Tuthil1 Corp. I Hansen Plastics Division, AS 6-03)
The City Manager reported staff has requested this item be continued.
Commissioner Clark moved to continue Item #12 until March 21, 1996. The
motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
ITEM #13 - Public Hearing & First Readina Ords. #5985-96 & #5986-96 - Annexation &
RS-B Zoning for property located at 1501 Stevenson Dr., Stevenson's Heights, Blk O. Lot
5 (James L. Waters, TRE & Zonald E. Waters. A96~05)
The applicant has requested annexation and proposed zoning of Single-Family
Residential "Eight" for 1501 Stevenson Drive to obtain garbage pick up services. On
February 20, 1996, the Planning & Zoning Board unanimously endorsed the request.
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Commissioner Thomas moved to approve the Petition for Annexation and Zoning
Atlas Amendment to Single-Family Residential "Eight" for Lot 5, Block D, Stevensons
Heights. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 115985-96 for first reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Clark moved to pass Ordinance #5985-96 on first reading. The
motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayest!: Berfield, Thomas, Johnson, Clark and Garvey.
"Nayst!: None.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #5986-96 for first reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Thomas moved to pass Ordinance #5986-96 on first reading.
The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayes": Berfield, Thomas, Johnson; Clark and Garvey.
"Naystt: None.
ITEM #14 - Public Hearing & First Readina Ords. #5987-96 & #5988.96 - Annexation &
RS-8 Zoning for property located at 1301 Woodbine St., Pine Ridge Sub., Blk C, Lot 9
(James L. Waters, TRE, A96-0S)
,::) The applicant has requested annexation and proposed zoning of Single-Family
Residential "Eight" for 1301 Woodbine Street to obtain garbage pick up services. On
February 20; 1996, the Planning & Zoning Board unanimously endorsed the request.
Commissioner Johnson moved to approve the Petition for Annexation and Zoning
Atlas Amendment to Single-Family Residential "Eight" for Lot 9, Block C, Pine Ridge
Subdivision. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #5987-96 for first reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Barfield moved to pass Ordinance 115987.96 on first reading.
The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayes": Berfield, Thomas; Johnson, Clark and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 1/5988-96 for first reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Johnson moved to pass Ordinance 115988-96 on first reading.
The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayes": Berfield, Thomas, Johnson, Clark and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
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ITEM #15 - Public Hearina & First Readina Ord. #5963-96 - Amending Sec. 42.06. to
provide for revised requirement for transfers of development rights (LDCA95-23)
Staff has identified the need to revise the City's TDR (transfer of development
rights) regulations and approval procedures to reflect changes resulting from: 1) elimination
of receipt and referral for most site plans and plats; 2) overall City goal of reducing the
complexity of regulations; and 3) Citywide and Statewide focus on reducing urban sprawl
and promoting infill development.
This ordinance simplifies the City's review procedures while the City Commission
maintains the right to grant or deny a TOR. It also clarifies the language of the existing
TDR section, eliminating conflicting and unnecessary wording. The Planning & Zoning
Board and Development Code Adjustment Board have unanimously recommended approval
of this ordinance.
Mr. Shuford said the change permits moving density from one parcel to another
without affecting net density. This tool will encourage the use of marginally small
properties for redevelopment without replatting. He hoped the changes would encourage
redevelopment.
Commissioner Clark moved to approve the code amendment revising the transfer of
development right requirements.. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
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The City Attorney presented Ordinance //5963-96 for first reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Thomas moved to pass Ordinance #5963-96 on first reading.
The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayes": Berfield, Thomas, Johnson, Clark and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #16 - Public Hearing & First Readina Ord. #5970-96 . Amending Sec. 42.21. to
provide for improved clarity concerning the application of landscaping and parking
standards for nonconformities (LDCA95.24)
The City Manager said staff recommended continuing this item.
Commissioner Thomas moved to continue Item 1116 until March 21, 1996. The
motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
ITEM 1/17 - Public Hearing & First Readina Ord. #5971-96 - LDCA establishing zoning
standards for police substations (LDCA96.01)
Community-based policing is an increasing trend in law enforcement and often
requires establishing temporary or longer.term police substations in various neighborhoods.
This ordinance provides a mechanism to establish temporary or permanent police
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substations in any zoning district in the City. The ordinance adds police substations to the
definition of tt utility facility, II establishes conditional use permit standards for police
substations, and provides for approval of temporary police substations as temporary uses.
The Planning & Zoning Board and Development Code adjustment Board unanimously
recommended approval of this ordinance.
Commissioner Clark moved to approve the land Development Code amendment
establishing zoning standards for police substations. The motion was duly seconded and
carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 1/5971 ~96 for first reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Johnson moved to pass Ordinance #5971-96 on first reading.
The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayes": Berfield, Thomas, Johnson, Clark and Garvey.
tfNays": None.
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ITEM #18 - Public Hearing & First Readina Ord. #5972-96 - lDCA establishing "Research
and Technology Production" Use (lDCA96-02)
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Staff identified the need to create a new use, "Research and Technology
Production:' to permit high tech production and assembly uses in commercial zoning
classifications subject to conditional use permit compatibility review; review of PPC
(Pinellas Planning Council) rules and the Pinellas County code reveals such uses can be
regarded as a type of heavy commercial use. This ordinance is in response to a proposed
relocation of an intraocular lens production company to a four-acre property zoned
Commercial Center, bringing a high tech medical research employer to Clearwater. The
Planning & Zoning Board approved the required conditional use permit to allow this use (6-
1 vote), contingent upon Commission adoption of this ordinance.
With the declining nationwide market for retail and office space and the desirability
to attract high tech operations to Clearwater, this amendment should allow and encourage
an appropriate wider range of land uses in the City's commercial zoning categories and
permit this use in other zoning districts. The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously
recommended approval of this ordinance. A letter of objection was received.
Mr. Shuford said after receiving correspondence from the PPC, he double checked
with County staff who verified a similar use is permitted in C-3 zoning in the County. He
suggested allowing this as a conditional use would encourage this type of use where
appropriate. No office park land is available in Clearwater to attract this type of
development. It would be considered a low intensity use. He noted some opposition but
indicated the use would not result in noise or waste. He said this recommendation is in
response to City Commission direction regarding economic development. Mayor Garvey
noted as a conditional use, each application must be reviewed.
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Tom Flynn said he owns an office building across from a proposed site and said it
makes no sense to bring industrial uses into an office park. He said the County does not
permit this use and felt plenty of other sites could be used. Mr. Shuford referred to a letter
from PPC Director Healey indicating this was not allowed. When contacted, County
planning staff said it was an oversight on their part not to include this use in C-3 zoning.
County staff assured the City this is a permitted use. City staff Is recommending it as a
conditionat use. In answer to a question, the City Attorney indicated the PPC must
approve this change. Commissioner Thomas noted these steps provide checks and
balances along the way. Mr. Shuford said staff recognizes the need for County review.
Evelyn Mense, President of the Villas at Countryside Condominium Association,
objected to the proposal and requested the City not consider this property for this usa.
She noted with County permission, Top of the World created drainage problems requiring a
retention pond by her condominium complex. She said land was purchased and a variance
was granted to build an ACLF. She said her community is unhappy about the many
changes occurring around them. She did not object to this use but did not want it located
where it is proposed. She said a buffer should exist between residences and industry.
She said if this use is approved for this location. no buffer will exist.
Roy Moser noted concern accompanies most change but felt progress can be
healthy if it is well managed and controlled. He said the clienteles for the intraocular
business are surgeons. The manufacturing environment is very high tech and will work
within constraints imposed by the Planning & Zoning Board. He said it is important the
business is located in an environment amenable to its clientele.
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amendment, it will go to the PPC for review and then return to the City Commission. He
said Pine lias County left off the C-3 classification that allowed this use in a commercial
general land use plan category. Their position is this was an oversight they intend to
correct. He said the issue will be addressed at the PPCfs March 1', 1996 meeting. He
said this issue would not return to the City Commission without PPC comments.
Commissioner Berfield questioned if other local municipalities permit this use. Mr.
Shuford said Largo has a performance type zoning. He said approval will allow a wide
range of uses. He said the intraocular lens business, approved by the Planning & Zoning
Board as a conditional use subject to adoption of this amendment. is causing the current
concern. He said the use will be compatible with the neighborhood. Commissioner
Berfield questioned what other uses would be permitted as research and technology
production. Mr. Shuford said the proposed uses are for medical and optical tech labs. etc..
as defined in the ordinance. Conditional use standards allow the board to say why
something is not compatible. Noise analysis depends on a business' location.
Commissioner Thomas expressed concerns high tech uses are polluting as required
chemicals are highly toxic. Mr. Shuford said the ordinance addresses waste under
standards of approval. He said the ordinance attempts to be specific enough without
being too specific and requiring constant adjustments. Commissioner Thomas expressed
concerns regarding high tech businesses starting in garages. Mr. Shuford said the industry
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must conform to general standards for buildings in the zone where they locate.
Commissioner Thomas reQuested additional information on this issue be presented at the
March 18, 1996 Work Session.
Mr. Flynn questioned if the zoning would be compatible with the County Land Use
Plan. He opposed locating intraocular lens production on the proposed site and expressed
concern the Planning & Zoning Board approved this use prior to City Commission approval
of this ordinance. Commissioner Thomas said the City Commission was not approving the
company but the concept. The Planning & Zoning Board is responsible for granting
conditional uses. He noted the issue still must be forwarded to the PPC formally. Mr.
Shuford said Mr. Healey will begin a formal review of this proposal upon receipt of the
City's submittal and his comments will be forwarded to the City Commission.
Commissioner Berfield noted the City is not required to comply with every use authorized
in Pinellas County.
Commissioner Johnson moved to approve the Land Development Code amendment
establishing "Research and Technology Production" use. The motion was duly seconded
and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #5972-96 for first reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Clark. moved to pass Ordinance #5972-96 on first reading. The
motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
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"Nays": None.
ITEM #1 9 - Public Hearing & First ReadinQ Ord. #5991 -96 - Amending Sec. 35.11, to
establish a definition for convention center (LDCA96-03)
The City Attorney. Harborview Center management and Central Permitting staff
recently met with State Alcoholic Beverage officials concerning the sale and service of
alcoholic beverages at the Harborview Center. Changes to the Center.s operation (i.e., no
third floor restaurant) have affected the way the Center handles alcoholic beverages; the
City had planned to use the restaurant's license to cover the Center. State officials denied
a proposal for a series of one-day permits. Staff now is seeking a State "civic center"
license. To clarify this issue in City code, convention center needs to be defined. This
amendment was prepared to accomplish this purpose. On March 5, 1996, the Planning &
Zoning Board unanimously approved this ordinance.
Commissioner Thomas moved to approve the land Development Code amendment
establishing a definition for convention center. The motion was duly seconded.
Commissioner Berfield said when the City Commission approved the Harborview
Center, they indicated it would be called a conference center. She questioned if the City
would have to refer to it as a convention center now. Mr. Shuford said the City can call it
a conference center. Commissioner Thomas recommended defining a conferencel
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Upon the vote being taken, the motion carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #5991-96 for first reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Berfield moved to pass Ordinance #5991-96 on first reading.
The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
t'Ayes'l: Berfield, Thomas, Johnson, Clark and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
Public HeariOQ - Second Readina Ordinances
ITEM #20 - Ord. #5969-96 - Amending Appendix A, Schedule of Fees, Rates and Charges
for Article XIX - Streets, Sidewalks, Other Public Places
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #5969-96 for second reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Johnson moved to pass and adopt Ordinance //5969-96 on
second and final reading. The motion was duty seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
.. Ayes": Barfield, Thomas. Johnson and Garvey
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ITEM #21 - Ord. #5976-96 - Land Use Plan Amendment to Commercial General for
property located at east & west sides of S. Ft. Harrison Ave. and south of Woodlawn St.,
Sec. 21-29-15, M&B 44.08, 44.09 & 44.10 (Florence Panteles, Peter V. & Michael
Glanfifippo, and Oliver & Harriett Ackerley I City, LUP95-35)
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #5976-96 for second reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Berfield moved to pass and adopt Ordinance #5976-96 on
second and final reading. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayes": Berfield, Thomas, Johnson, Clark and Garvey
"Nays": None.
ITEM #22 - Ord. #5977-96 - CG Zoning for property located at east & west sides of S. Ft.
Harrison Ave. and south of Woodlawn St., Sec. 21-29-15, M&B 44.08, 44.09 & 44.10
(Florence Panteles, Peter V. & Michael Glanfillppo, and Oliver & Harriett Ackerley I City,
Z95-18)
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.,.1 title only. Commissioner Johnson moved to pass and adopt Ordinance #5977~96 on
second and final reading. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
nAyes": Berfield, Thomas, Johnson, Clark and Garvey
"Nays": None.
ITEM #23 ~ Ord. #5978~96 - Annexation for property located at 1936 E. Skyline Dr.,
Skyline Groves, Lot 60 (Strohm, A96~0 1)
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #5978~96 for second reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Clark moved to pass and adopt Ordinance #5978-96 on second
and final reading. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayes": Berfield, Thomas, Johnson, Clark and Garvey
"Nays": None.
ITEM #24 - Ord. #5979~96 - RS-8 Zoning for property located at 1936 E. Skyline Dr.,
Skyline Groves, Lot 60 (Strohm, A96-01)
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The City Attorney presented Ordinance #5979-96 for second reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Thomas moved to pass and adopt Ordinance #5979-96 on
second and final reading. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
!'Ayes": Barfield, Thomas, Johnson, Clark and Garvey
"Nays": None.
ITEM #25 ~ Ord. #5980-96 - Annexation for property located at 2209 Arlington Place,
Palmetto Terrace, Blk B, Lot 3 (Jaeger, A96-02)
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #5980-96 for second reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Berfield moved to pass and adopt Ordinance #5980-96 on
second and final reading. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
nAyes": Berfield, Thomas, Johnson, Clark and Garvey
tlNays": None.
ITEM #26 . Ord. #5981-96 - RS-8 Zoning for property located at 2209 Arlington Place,
Palmetto Terrace, Blk B, Lot 3 (Jaeger, A96-02)
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #5981-96 for second reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Johnson moved to pass and adopt Ordinance #5981-96 on
second and final reading. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
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"Nays": None.
CITY MANAGER REPORTS
CONSENT AGENDA (Items #27~45) - Approved as submitted less 1143
ITEM #27 - Contract for enaineering services for Clearwater Gas System exoansion to
Tampa Bay Engineering, Inc., for the period 03/08/96 ~03/07/99, for an amount not to
exceed $350,000 (GAS)
ITEM #28 - Intergovernmental Agreement with FOEP to provide for assessment and, if
needed, remediation of former Manufactured Gas Plant Site located at 400 N. Myrtle
Avenue; authorize one time payment of $2,500 for cost & expense incurred by FDEP
(GAS) .
ITEM #29 - Contract for residential qas meter chanQe out to West Coast Plumbing, Palm
Harbor, FL, for the period 03/07/96 -01/06/97, for an estimated $40,000 (GAS)
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ITEM #30 - Amend contract with National Meter Parts Inc., Lancaster. OH, to increase
funding of I3xisting contract to purchase gas meters and regulators by $1 7,000 for a new
estimated total of $45,881 (GAS)
ITEM #31 - Purchase one 1997 Knuckle Boom Trash Truck from Atlantic Ford Truck Sales,
Ft. Lauderdale, FL, for $74,985; financing to be provided under City's master lease-
purchase agreement (GS)
ITEM #32 - Purchase of hearinQ assistance system for Jack Russell Stadium & other
facilities to Public Assembly Equipment Company, San Antonio, TX. for $29,961.95 (HM)
ITEM #33 - Purchase 23 personal computers & related components (for City Hall) from
Inacom Information Systems, Tampa, FL, for $65,800; financing to be provided under
City's master lease-purchase agreement (1M)
ITEM #34 - Contract to provide personal computer instructors for City employee personal
computer training proiect (for City & selected police staff moving to the MSC & Police
Buildings) to CompUSA, Tampa, FL, for $495 per day/per instructor. for a total of $57,075
(1M)
ITEM #35 - Ae-aoooint William Schwab to the Board of Trustees. Clearwater Police
Supplementary Pension Plan (PO)
ITEM #36 - !j Year Lease of City-owned orooertv at 1435 S. Greenwood Ave. to Peerless
Supply, Inc., W 157' of Lot 7, A. H. Duncan's Resub., for total minimum rent of $11.460;
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payable $191 per month during initial lease year. adjustable annually thereafter with CPI
(EN)
ITEM 1/37 . Lease agreement with Clearwater NewsoDoers. Inc., a Delaware Corp. to lease
75 paved parking spaces, to be restriped by City staff. within portion of Blks 9 & 10,
Aiken Sub., for $750 per month for the period 04/01/96 to 01/31/97, with total maximum
rent of $7,500 plus $810 to erect and remove security fencing, for a total estimated
$8.310 (EN)
ITEM #38 . Purchase of aooroximatelv 363 various sized steel front-end loading refuse
containers from Industrial Refuse Sales, Inc., Lakeland, FL, at a total estimated $127,580
(SW)
ITEM #39 - Purchase of 8ooroximatelv 55 two. three & four-cubic yard aluminum front-end
loadina refuse containers from Boone Welding, Inc., Gainesville, FL, at a total estimated
$38,850 (SW)
ITEM //40 - Purchase 16' twenty cubic vard. 17 thirty cubic vard and 5 forty cubic varq
steel roll-off containers from Industrial Refuse Sales, Inc., Lakeland, FL, at an estimated
$95,640 (SW)
ITEM #41 - Receiot/Referral - LDCA establishing a revised definition for variance (LDCA96-
04) (CP)
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ITEM #42 - Receiot/Referral - LDCA revising the density conversions for nursing homes and
residential shelters and revising parking regulations for nursing homes, residential shelters
and group care facilities (LDCA96-05) (CP)
ITEM #43 - See below.
ITEM #44 - Acceotance of sidewalk easement (Clearwater Community Hospital) teA)
ITEM #45 . Acceotance of utilities easement (Calvary Baptist Church) [CA)
Commissioner Thomas moved to approve the Consent Agenda as submitted less
Item #43 and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same. The motion
was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
The Commission recessed from 8:31 to 8:48 p.m.
ITEM #43 - Aoorove use of a sinole caterer for food and beveraoe services at the
Harborview Center; authorize an agenda item for 03/21/96 to award said contract to a
joint venture of Boston Concession Group and Delectables Catering (CM)
The City retained GFS (Globe Facility Services, Inc.) for quality management
operational services at the Harborview Center. The City estabJJshed the following goals: 1)
efficient operation; 2) minimizing the City's net cost; 3) safeguarding the City's Capital
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maximize revenues to the City.
The City Commission included in the Harborview Center budget a banquet serving
kitchen to be managed by GFS for additional Center income. This concept is to maximize
income and consolidate the alcoholic beverage license to one server, thereby meeting
State guidelines for serving alcoholic beverages on a regular basis. Ruth Eckerd Hall does
not depend on catering for a large part of their budget. The hall holds a liquor license in
the facility's name and hires bartenders for each event.
The Harborview Center is a convention facility, not a civic center. Duality, service
reputation, profitability, and asset management are important. A cost is involved every
time the facility is used. Food service provides 35% of the facility's revenue. Several
exceptions accommodate charity needs. Quality food presentation and good food are
important to running a successful first class facility and realizing a profit.
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Based on City Commission direction on January 2, 1996, and City goals, GFS
issued a RFP (Request for Proposal) for food and beverage services at the Harborview
Center requesting: 1) demonstrated ability to maximize potential revenues; 2) resumes of
operator's managemont team; 3) labor schedules and manning charts; 4) proposed
marketing program; 5) operating experience; 6) financial resources; 7) financial resources;
8) specific experience; 9) operating plan; and 10) training practices. On January 23,
1996, 9 firms attended a prewbid conference and facility tour. GFS received 6 submissions
by the February 9, 1996 due date.
On February 16, 1996, short list interviews were held with 4 potential operators.
The evaluation committee included: 1) Mich Sauers, GFS President; 2) Ken Young, GFS
Director; 3) Barry Strafacci, GFS General Manager; 4) David Ransdell, GFS Harborview
Center Financial Director; and 5) Purchasing Manager George McKibben.' Two firms were
identified as potential operators: 1) Boston Concessions Group and 2) Oelectables
Catering. GFS recommends awarding the contract to a joint venture of Boston Concession
Group and Delectables Catering, firms that have reached an agreement in principle.
The contract will be a management fee based agreement with the joint venture
provided an incentive for driving sales by receiving a percentage fee based on gross
receipts. Additionally, as an incentive to manage the business efficiently and profitably,
they will receive a percentage of Net Operating Profit. The two parties of this joint venture
will split fees equally. The joint venture has agreed to provide the necessary operating
capital and an interest free cash advance of $100,000 to purchase banquet equipment
necessary to operate properly. The equipment becomes property of the City. The advance
is returned by installments from Harborview's food and beverage profits. The contract will
allow Harborview Center to effectively manage: 1) revenue; 2) service; 3) reputation; and
4) assets. The financial return to the City is projected above industry standards. The term
of the contract will be five years.
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This contract will be brought for Commission Approval at the March 21, 1996, City
Commission meeting along with the request to approve application for the liquor license
and transfer of this license to the chosen firm.
It was noted the contract will be with the Boston Concession Group who will enter
an agreement with Delectables Catering.
Deputy City Manager Kathy Rice said the first event at the Harborview Center was
held on January 11, 1 996. The Center has been a success without a caterer, attracting
27,975 people to 31 events. She said without a caterer. guests have not had coffee
service or water on their tables. Participants have been understanding.
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Commissioner Clark referred to the management fee agreement and questioned
why the vendor is being paid 8% of gross sales. GFS General Manager Barry Strafacci
said convention centers have changed the way they operate in the past few years. He had
contacted the Oregon Convention Center. Anaheim Convention Center, Orlando/Orange
County Convention Center, Sroward County/Ft. Lauderdale Convention Center, Chicago's
McCormick Place Convention Center, New Orleans' Superdome Convention Center,
Atlanta's World Congress Center, The Galleria in Cobb County (Georgia), and Seattle's
Washington State Convention Center. All these centers have adopted a management fee
basis because they are seeking the greatest return to their cities City. Commissioner Clark
questioned the bottom line. Mr. Strafacci said this concept allows GFS to be involved in
the process and control prices; this would not be possible on a commission basis. Lower
priced food can be negotiated during non-peak timr:s. Co....mil"':!-i~nor CIa,:'" llU1:!Slioned
'.A.'hnt split i~ being PiOPO:;IjU. ivir. Stratacci said the caterer will get 8 % off the top. The
profits are split between the caterer and City with the City getting 90%. Commissioner
Clark said his research indicated many convention centers in Florida use a different
method. He expressed concern the proposal recommended giving upfront money to the
caterer. He would support paying the caterer from the bottom line and suggested the City
receive its money upfront. Mr. Strafacci said that method would reduce profits.
Commissioner Clark said the proposal gave the caterer no incentive to control expenses.
Mr. Strafacci said the proposal provides incentives on both ends as the caterer also shares
in the profit.
Commissioner Thomas questioned how the fee is listed on the proforma. Mr.
Strafacci said the management fee is S% of gross. Commissioner Thomas noted GFS had
predicted the City would receive approximately 30%. Mr. Strafacci said the percentages
were based on projections. The City would receive more than 30% with sales of $3-
million. With sales of $2.5-million, the City's portion would be approximately 25%.
Commissioner Thomas expressed concern operating expenses which are controlled by the
caterer will be deducted from the gross. Mr. Strafacci said GFS will manage this business
and if the cost of goods is out of line, the caterer will not be performing to contract
specifications. He said GFS will keep a close eye on the catering operation as food and
beverage service represent 35% to 60% of the Harborview Center's gross income. He felt
this proposal was the best way to maximize revenue.
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Commissioner Thomas recommended the City receive its commission off the top.
Commissioner Johnson said the City Commission was to decide on approving a one caterer
concept. Commissioner Clark said he had spent a great deal of time talking to people who
are doing it this way. He said this proposal sounds like the best deal for the caterer. He
felt the caterer should not receive any income off the top. Mr. Strafacci said a percentage
of straight commission was offered. GFS went with the management fee because they
thought it was a better deal. Commissioner Thomas questioned if another caterer may be
interested in bidding. Ms. Rice indicated the RFP had been distributed nationally.
Commissioner Thomas requested staff prepare a spreadsheet listing every
convention facility in Florida and comparing the deals. He noted the City wants to make
as much money as possible while serving the best food possible. Commissioner Clark said
he wanted the best deal with minimal risk to the City. Mr. Strafacci said the proposed
contract requires the caterer to take care of any deficit. Mayor Garvey recommended
approving GFS' recommendation. GFS is responsible tor proving they are making money at
the end of the year. Mr. Strafacci said GFS will do whatever the City Commission asks.
He felt these arrangements represented the best opportunity for the City to receive
revenues higher than standard commissions. Commissioner Thomas noted the City already
invested $12-million in the venture. GFS will be paid no matter how successful they are
and the caterer will receive a percentage whether or not they are successful. Mr.
Strafacci said a flat fee would not provide an incentive for the caterer. He noted the
partners in the joint venture had received good references.
Commissioner Thomas moved to approve the use of a single caterer for food and
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forward at the March 21, 1996 City Commission meeting to award said contract to Boston
Concession Group. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
OTHER ITEMS ON CITY MANAGER REPORT
ITEM #46 - Joint proiect Aareement & Utility JPA Construction Modification with FDOT to
install natural mains during widening project of SR 55 (US 19N) from Live Oak Street north
to Pinellas/Pasco County line, at an estimated $238,236.72; Res. #96-13 - authorizing
execution of agreements for installation and acceptance of new city facilities; authorizing
placing of funds with FOOT for completion of the utility installation (GAS)
Existing CGS (Clearwater Gas System) facilities conflict with the design of FOOT's
(Florida Department of Transportationl project to widen US 19N. Under this JPA (Joint
Project Agreement), CGS proposes to provide a secondary feed across the Anclote River
and install 7,000 feet of new 6~inch gas main, including removing and relocating 1,700
feet to the East side of US 19N. This change will better serve area customers and align
with CGS' Pasco County main. The Utility JPA Construction Modification will reinforce the
bridge supports due to the welght of the new water and gas Hnes crossing the Anclote
River. FOOT made this modification after the original JPA was issued to all affected
utilities. Under the JPA Modification, the FOOT's general contractor will perform the gas
main relocation and bridge support reinforcement and insure the work is done in a timely
manner, releasing CGS from any penalty payments for delays and/or conflicts.
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A second quarter budget amendment will be made to transfer $80,000 from gas
revenues to Pinellas Phase II Bond Gas Relocation project and transfer $158,236.72 from
gas revenues to Pinellas Phase II Bond New Gas Mains and Services project.
Commissioner Thomas moved to approve a Joint Project Agreement and a Utility
Joint Project Agreement Construction Modification with the Florida Department of
"fransportation to install natural gas mains during the widening project of SR 55 (US 19)
from Live Oak Street North to the Pinellas/Pusco county line at an estimated cost of
$238,236.72 and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same. The
motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Resolution #96-13 and read it by title only.
Commissioner Clark moved to pass and adopt Resolution #96-13 and authorize the
appropriate officials to execute same. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call,
the vote was:
"Ayes": Berfield, Thomas, Johnson, Clark and Garvey
"Nays": None.
ITEM #47 . Res. #96-' 5 - Dedicating a 10' Sanitary Sewer Easement lying across a
portion of Country Hollow Park (EN)
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The owner of an adjoining parcel of land proposes to convert his house into a group
home care facility and needs to connect to the sanitary sewer. The proporty owner has
filed an application to annex his property into the City. The City's sanitary sewer system,
approximately 200 feet away on Brattle Lane, can be extended across a portion of the
City's Country Hollow Park to the proposed facility. To accommodate the sanitary sewer
line, the City needs to dedicate an easement across a portion of the park site.
Commissioner Thomas moved to dedicate a 1 a-foot Sanitary Sewer Easement lying
across a portion of Country Hollow Park and that the appropriate officials be authorized to
execute same. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Resolution #96-15 and read it by title only.
Commissioner Clark moved to pass and adopt Resolution 1/96-15 and authorize the
appropriate officials to execute same. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call,
the vote was:
"Ayes": Berfield, Thomas, Johnson, Clark and Garvey
"Nays": None.
ITEM 1148 - Res. #96-14 - Officially renaming Marianne Street, between Mandalay Ave.
and the west bridge of Memorial Causeway, to "Pier 60 Drive II (EN)
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The proposed access road to the new Pier 60 Park, West of Mandalay Avenue, has
been named Pier 60 Drive. Marianne Street, between Mandalay Avenue and the West
Bridge of Memorial Causeway, is a continuation of the new Pier 60 Drive. Traffic signs
and directional signs which direct the public to the new park would be easier to understand
if onlY one street name is used. No mailing addresses are on Marianne Street.
Commissioner Berfield moved to officially rename Marianne Street between
Mandalay Avenue and the West bridge of Memorial Causeway to "Pier 60 Drive," and that
the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same. The motion was duly seconded
and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Resolution #96.14 and read it by title only.
Commissioner Johnson moved to pass and adopt Resolution #96-14 and authorize the
appropriate officials to execute same. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call,
the vote was:
"Ayes": Berfield, Thomas, Johnson, Clark and Garvey
"Nays": None.
ITEM 1149 . Aareement with Florida Communitv Trust (FCT), an agency within the FDCA
describing activities that will be conducted both prior to and subsequent to acquisition of
(Boy Scout) Camp Soule (eM)
I ::,> The Florida Preservation 2000 Act provides the FDCA (Florida Department of
Community Affairs) with 10% of net Preservation 2000 Revenue Bond proceeds to provide
land acquisition grants and loans to local governments through the FCT (Florida Commu':!ity
Trust). A private citizen group applied to the FCT for grant funds to purchase the Boy
Scout property, Camp Soule, immediately South of the Cityls Lake Chatauqua Park and
North of City property proposed for a neighborhood park off Soule Road. On February 8,
1996, the FCT approved the Camp Soule project and agreed to fund $1,419,625, half the
$2,839,250 necessary to acquire the property. The application indicated private and
corporate charitable contributions would match the grant.
The Conceptual Approval Agreement lists activities and conditions required before
acquisition funds are disbursed. Final acceptance by both parties is contingent on the
satisfactory resolution of several considerations, i.e., before the property is purchased, the
FCT must approve a project management plan describing how the property will be used
and managed. Staff understands the management plan will state the Boy Scouts will
operate the Camp Soule property and offer it to the public for group use only, at no
expense to the City.
It is noted the grant recipient ushall protect and improve the water quality in the
lake,1I and is required to remove or mitigate known pollution sources. This requirement
could be costly depending on the effect of area septic tanks. City Environmental staff
believes the lake's pollution results from typical urban stormwater runoff and not from
neighborhood septic tanks. If this is the case, the Alligator Creek stormwater management
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Quality Improvements. If sanitary sewers must replace septic tanks at Camp Soule, the
cost is estimated at $100,000. The cost of extending sanitary sewer lines to private
residences surrounding Lake Chatauqua has not been determined but would be many times
the cost of serving Camp Soule alone.
If the Boy Scouts do not operate and maintain the Camp at no cost to the City or
change the operating mode, the City would be responsible for the Camp's annual operating
and maintenance cost. Based on the management plan, which has not been written, the
Commission should view approval of this Conceptual Approval Agreement only as
indication of the City's desire to protect the property and a willingness to join in an
arrangement that addresses that concern. The State, City and Boy Scouts then would
draft a plan satisfactory to all parties. If the City Commission decides to proceed, research
to establish cost estimates will begin. An outline of the Commission's position regarding
the final agreement will be needed to negotiate a final document.
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The Mayor expressed concern the City is considering spending money for an asset
and allowing the Boy Scouts to control it. Commissioner Johnson expressed concern the
proposal has many hidden expenses not yet addressed. Mayor Garvey recommended
private fundraising be allowed to start. Commissioner Berfield noted the Boy Scouts had
not indicated they would look necessarily to the City for the $1 A-million. She noted the
City will clean up the lake anyway by addressing the stormwater issue. Mayor Garvey
noted the septic tank issue will be critical if the camp is opened to more groups.
Commissioner Berfield said staff did not think the Boy Scout's septic tanks were polluting
the lake but had not ruled out replacing them. Commissioner Johnson noted the City does
not own the lake. '
Commissioner Thomas said the management agreement will address how the camp
will be managed. He felt it was foolhardy to think the City wi,!1 not install sewer lines. He
questioned if it could be established that donations to the camp are tax deductible. The
City Attorney said nothing needs to be established. Gifts to the City for a public purpose
are tax deductible.
Hugh Swjft said he strongly supports aCQuisition of Camp Soule. Pam Marks went
to the State and obtained the grant. He knew of commitments of $O.5-million. He said
the Boy Scouts are not allowed to earmark contributions for Camp Soule.
Anna Houser said scouting is important in Pinellas County. Losing Camp Soule
would be detrimental to the City. The group will be able to raise part of the funds required
for the match. She felt an agreement could be reached.
Dan Lehan was part of the group that applied for the grant. He said many people
have expressed an interest in helping raise funds once the particulars regarding how it will
be run are worked out.
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,-, camping areas in this area. She said the group has been promised contributions of
approximately $O.5-million.
The Mayor said she was not ayainst purchasing the property but was concerned
about the details. The City Manager said if the City Commission approves this agreement,
the City Manager will be the primary contact person. The City will have to immediately
start preparing a management plan. She expressed concerns staff will not have time or
the expertise to complete the plan and required studies. She questioned if the City
Commission would allow management to spend the money necessary to complete the next
step. Commissioner Clark questioned the cost. The City Manager estimated $50,000
would cover the cost of most elements of the management plan but would not include
future expenses. It was suggested the FCr may be willing to help with negotiations and
fund the study. Commissioner Thomas noted the grant was prepared by volunteers. He
recommended continuing to tap into volunteer help. The City Attorney said staff has
asked volunteer help with the acquisition. She did not think the volunteers had raised any
funds to cover the cost of the study. Commissioner Thomas recommended approval
include a maximum. The City Attorney said the City Manager will sign necessary
documents and will also be the project manager.
Commissioner Johnson said he had been a Boy Scout and supports scouting. He
expressed concern regarding unknown issues.
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Community Trust), an agency within the FDCA (Florida Department of Community Affairs),
and the City describing activities to be conducted prior to and subsequent to acquisition of
Camp Soule and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same. The motion
was duly seconded. Commissioners Barfield, Thomas, Clark and Mayor Garvey voted
"Aye"; Commissioner Johnson voted "Nay." Motion carried.
Commissioner Thomas moved to authorize the City Manager to spend up to
$50,000 for development of a management plan. The motion was duly seconded and
carried unanimously.
The City Attorney said the final agreement with FCT may differ slightly from the
draft.
Commissioner Thomas moved to authorize the City Attorney to make minor.
inconsequential changes to the agreement. The motion was duly seconded and carried
unanimously.
ITEM #50 - First Quarter Budaet (eM)
Budget Director Tina Wilson said the First Quarter Budget Review covers three
months' activity, October 1995 to December 1995. General Fund revenue and
expenditure amendments totaling $2,498,938 entirely represent the appropriation of prior
year retained earnings to fund Capital Projects and several small operating projects. All
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other amendments have previously been approved by the City Commission with the
exception of: 1) $16,400 reappropriation of FY (Fiscal Year) 1994/95 budgeted funds for
the purchase of collapsible batons for the Police Department and 2) transfer of $600,000
representing the reappropriation of Bridge Fund cash closed to the General Fund at year
end 1995 audit to the Clearwater Pass Bridge construction project to close this project.
Other projects include the appropriation of funds for the concession and pavilion at Big Pier
60 ($1,037 ,463), funding of the Chamber Property ($405,250), Municipal Services
Technology project ($305,250), Chicago promotion effort ($75,000), Payroll/Human
Resource System project ($25,932), Florida Trend supplement ($35,000); and Confetti
Com pany in support of downtown events ($10,000). General Fund Surplus remains at
$9,424,875, which is 14% of the total General Fund expenditure budget and well within
the City Commission's 10% reserve policy.
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Besides the amendments mentioned above, program amendments include the
establishment of the Office of Tourism Development and the Office of Organizational and
Employee Development. Amendments include: 1) Water & Sewer Fund ~ $70,490 -
demolition of Utilities Building on Chestnut Street; 2) Gas Fund - $1,941 ,513 ~ Pasco Gas
expansion projects until Pasco Gas Bonds are issued later this fiscal year. includes
$13,640 for demolition of Utilities Building; 3) Solid Waste Fund - $23,880 - demolition of
Utilities Building; 4) Stormwatar Utility Fund ~ $1.140 - demolition of Utilities Building; 5)
Recycling Fund - ($23,940) - decrease in anticipated revenues for the sale of recyclables;
6) Parking - $140,276 - parking feasibility study on the beach - $65,176 and Chicago
promotion marketing effort - $75,000; 7) pier 60 - $9,070 . security system for inventory
control and safety purposes; 8) Internal Services Funds ~ $196,046 - debt service
payments on the new telecommunications system for the Municipal Services Complex and
City Hall.
No budget amendments are proposed for the Pier 60 or Harborview Center Funds.
Amendments to the Capital Improvement program total a net increase of
$2,286,873. Significant Capital project budget amendments provided by City Commission
action include: 1) funding for the State Environmental report for the Memorial Causeway
Bridge, 2) construction of the pavilion, concession building and playground at Big Pier 60,
3) the Chamber of Commerce property, 4) the Chicago promotional program, 5) the
Chestnut/Brown demolition, 6) the Urban Contamination Assessment study, 7) cabling for
the new Municipal Services Complex, and B) numerous projects for the Pasco gas
expansion efforts.
Significant proiect amendments not previously approved by the Commission include
the establishment of the Sand Key City Park project - $300,000. Project funded in FY
1996/97 under current Capital Improvement program, but brought forward due to citizen
concerns for beach renourlshment. Also. $600,000 of General Fund revenues representing
Bridge Fund assets closed to the General Funding during the 1994/95 year end audit are
transferred to the Clearwater Pass Bridge Construction project now that this project is
complete and the formal loan of $1,360,700 from the Central Insurance Fund representing
Penny for Pinellas infrastructure tax funding is presented for final approval.
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Amendments. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
a) First Reading Ord. #6003.96 - Amending the Operating Budget for Fiscal Year ending
09/30/96
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #6003-96 for first reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Berfield moved to pass Ordinance #6003-96 on first reading.
The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayes": Berfield, Thomas, Johnson, Clark and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
b) First Reading Ord. #6004~96 - Amending the Capital Improvement Program Report and
Budget for Fiscal Year ending 09/30/96
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #6004-96 for first reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Johnson moved to pass Ordinance #6004-96 on first reading.
The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayes": Berfield, Thomas, Johnson, Clark and Garvey.
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ITEM #51 - Airoort Authoritv - , appointment (eLK)
Commissioner Clark moved to appoint Chuck Kilbride. The motion was duly
seconded and carried unanimously.
ITEM #52 - Develooment Code Adjustment Board - 1 appointment (elK)
Commissioner Clark moved to continue the appointment of a member for the
Development Code Adjustment Board until March 21, 1996. The motion was duly
seconded and carried unanimously.
ITEM #53 - Librarv Board - 1 appointment (eLK)
Commissioner Johnson moved to appoint Edward Nichols. The motion was duly
seconded and carried unanimously.
ITEM #54 ~ C-view Task Force - 1 appointment (eLK)
Commissioner Clark moved to appoint Deanna Bennett. The motion was duly
seconded and carried unanimously.
ITEM #55 - Other Pending Matters -'None.
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ITEM #56 ~ First Reading Ordinances
a) Ord. #6002-96 - requiring lobbyists to register and. providing for annual reporting of
expenditures
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #6002-96 for first reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Thomas moved to pass Ordinance #6002~96 on first reading.
The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
.IAyes": Berfield, Thomas, Johnson, Clark and Garvey.
ltNays": None.
b) Ord. #6006-96 ~ Amending franchise agreement with Time Warner Entertainment-
Advance/Newhouse Partnership to extend the term of the franchise for a period of 3
months, ending 05/01/96
The City Attorney said it appears the City is close to resolving negotiations. Pending
legislation had slowed the process. An ordinance regarding a GTE cable franchise will be
brought forward soon. She indicated this is the third Time Warner extension.
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The City Attorney presented Ordinance #6006-96 tor first reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Clark moved to pass Ordinance #6006-96 on first reading. The
motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Aves": Berfield, Thomas, Johnson, Clark and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #57 - Resolutions
a) Res. #96-21 - Supporting the establishment of a regional organization of local
governments and Chambers of Commerce within the coastal region extending from Tarpon
Springs on the North to Naples on the South for the purpose of pursuing and developing
solutions to avoid red tide and the impacts of red tide within our region
The City Attorney presented Resolution #96-21 and read it by title only.
Commissioner Clark moved to pass and adopt Resolution #96-21 and authorize the
appropriate officials to execute same. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call,
the vote was:
"Ayes": Berfield, Thomas, Johnson, Clark and Garvey
"Nays": None.
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ITEM #59 - City Manaaer Verbal Reoorts
US 19N Meeting on March 15, 1996
The City Manager referred to a letter from State Senator Jack Latvala which
indicated a meeting regarding plans for US 19N upgrades will be held on March 15, 1996,
at Dunedin City Hall. The Mayor recommended staff make a presentation addressing City
concerns. Mr. Baier said a letter is being prepared, detailing City proposals for US 19N
intersections in Clearwater. The City Manager said staff will note City Commission
concerns and bring back information. Commissioner Clark stated he will attend.
Re: Memorial Causeway discussion on March 21, 1996
The City Manager noted concern had been expressed that the City Commission may
need to address the Charter requirement regarding non~budgeted items for the construction
of a new Memorial Causeway bridge. As this proiect is included in the Capital
Improvement budget, two public hearings are not required. She recommended publishing a
special advertisement regarding this item inviting public comment.
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Concern was expressed regarding where this item would appear on the next
agenda. It was suggested the Public Hearings are reviewed at Work Session to determine
if a special ordering of items should occur.
ITEM 1160 ~ Other Commission Action
Commissioner Clark reported recent traffic difficulties related to curbing work on
Memorial Causeway indicate serious problems will be created by the proposed repairs to
the bridge.
Commissioner Clark questioned the status of the Pinellas Trail in Clearwater. The
City Attorney reported receiving a draft agreement from Pinellas County. The issue will be
addressed on the next agenda. .
Commissioner Thomas questioned if Clearwater Country Club was in litigation with
the City. The City Attorney reported it is Countryside Country Club, not Clearwater.
fVIavor Garvev thanked all volunteers and sponsors of Paint Your Heart Out held on
March 3, 1996. She offered special thanks to Kim Stadler, the coordinator. and the
sponsors.
rvlayor Garvev announced the Downtown Marketplace will be held this Saturday.
Fresh fruits and vegetables are offered.
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Mavor Garvev reminded citizens to vote on March 12, 1996. She thanked staff for
providing residents with an explanation of the ballot question. Commissioner Berfield
noted the ballot question does not permit the City Commission to change recreation/open
space designations. The City Attorney agreed. The Mayor said the change is required to
extend leases for Jack Russell Stadium and Little League fields. The City Manager noted
golf courses also are affected. If the question,fails, the City would have to operate them.
The Mayor said the change would simplify running the government.
ITEM #61 - Adjournment
The meeting adjourned at 10:22 p.m.
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THE MARCH 12, 1996 MUNICIPAL ELECTION WAS
HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE PRESIDENTIAL
PREFERENCE PRIMARY.
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AS A CANVASSING BOARD.
THE COUNTY CANVASSING BOARD CERTIFIED THE
ELECTION RETURNS.
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DOROTHY WALKER RUGGLES
Supervisor of Elections
Pinellas CountYJ Florida
RECEIVED
MAR 15 1996
ST ATE OF FLORIDA)
CITY CLERK DEPT.
COUNTY OF PINELLAS)
I hereby certify that the attached is a true and exact copy of the Certificate of County
Canvassing Board for the Presidential Preference Primary J Special District Referendum and
Municipal Elections held in Pinellas County on March 12J 1996. Said certificate was
executed by the Canvassing Board on March 13, 1996; signed copies of the certificate are on
.:) file in this office, the Clcrk of the Circuit Court and thc Division of Elections.
Dorothy Walker Ruggles
SupcrvisOl' of Elections
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By: Frank M. Gould
Deputy Supervisor
Datcd this ll1h day of March, 1996, at ClearwatcrJ Florida
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Telephone: (813) 464.3551
Suncom: 570.3551 Fax: (813) ,16.'.4158
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CANVASS PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE PRIMARY page 1
12:14pm Mar 13 1996 PJNELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 12, 1996
(~ CLEARWATER ELECTION
MAYOR-COMMISSIONER SEAT 1
3~VEAR TERM
(0048) RITA GARVEY 14,231 57.89"
(0049) JIM \.IARNER 7,089 28.84"
(0050) Undervotes 3,230 13.14"
(005" Overvotes 34 0.14"
COMMISSIONER SEAT 2
3.YEAR TERM
(0052) MATTHEW A. BOOACK 2,158 8.78"
(0053) BILL KIRBAS 5,002 20.35"
(0054) KAREN SEEL 12,934 52.61"
(005S) Undervotes 4,345 17.67X
(0056) Overvotes 145 0.59"
Precinct (0046) (0049) (0050) (Xund) (0051) (Xovr) (0052) (0053) (OOS4) (0055) (Xund) (0056) (%ovr)
368 23 9 374 92.12 0 0.00 3 7 21 374 92.12 1 0.25
372 0 0 552 100.00 0 0.00 0 0 0 552 100.00 0 0.00
373 0 0 14 100.00 0 0.00 0 0 0 14 100.00 0 0.00
500 206 84 11 4.2.9 0 0.00 46 65 162 29 9.57 1 0.33
501 99 28 7 5.19 1 0.74 14 27 75 16 11.85 3 2.22
502 163 73 142 37.57 0 0.00 28 51 147 151 39.95 1 0.26
503 29 5 168 83.17 0 0.00 4 7 19 172 85.15 0 0.00
504 241 91 334 50.15 0 0.00 30 50 231 355 53.30 0 0.00
505 411 158 42 6.87 0 0.00 49 134 361 66 10.80 1 0.16
506 505 182 21 2.97 0 0.00 50 128 477 47 6.64 6 0.85
507 431 145 79 12.06 0 0.00 38 102 418 96 14.66 1 0.15
508 329 129 63 12.07 1 0.19 40 120 285 76 14.56 1 0.19
. .,'"' 509 380 172 6 1.08 0 0.00 65 121 331 38 6.81 3 0.54
, 510 117 78 9 4.39 1 0.49 23 44 116 20 9.76 2 0.98
'- 511 229 150 5 1.30 0 0.00 17 112 220 30 7.81 5 1.30
513 374 159 4 0.74 0 0.00 52 123 329 29 5.40 4 0.74
515 " 326 165 11 2.19 0 0.00 61 121 285 34 6.77 1 0.20
516 167 83 25 9.09 0 0.00 28 60 145 40 14.55 2 0.73
517 83 34 67 36.41 0 0.00 12 27 73 72 39.13 0 0.00
518 98 165 2 0.75 0 0.00 26 139 89 9 3.40 2 0.75
519 590 256 24 2.15 3 0.34 84 173 536 74 8.48 6 0.69
520 82 38 1 0.82 1 0.82 16 30 63 10 8.20 3 2.46
521 347 467 9 1.09 2 0.24 64 270 426 55 6.67 10 1.21
522 245 270 12 2.27 1 0.19 35 211 247 32 6.06 3 0.57
523 619 562 15 1.25 1 0.08 82 440 603 64 5.35 8 0.67
524 296 224 15 2.80 0 0.00 26 217 260 29 5.42 3 0.56
525 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00
526 470 121 12 1.96 8 1.31 72 124 317 93 15.22 5 0.82
527 283 176 8 1.71 0 0.00 47 95 29B 26 5.57 1 0.21
528 298 101 34 7.80 3 0.69 55 88 224 65 14.91 4 0.92
529 612 253 19 2.14 3 0.34 117 209 494 61 6.88 6 0.68
530 229 76 84 21.59 0 0.00 42 53 191 103 26.48 0 0.00
531 339 131 66 12.29 1 0.19 50 104 292 91 16.95 0 0.00
532 4Q4 169 40 6.53 0 0.00 70 118 343 78 12.72 4 0.65
537 292 138 113 20.81 0 0.00 85 89 233 134 24.68 2 0.37
569 107 43 10 6.25 0 0.00 19 46 69 25 15.63 1 0.63
605 296 74 8 2.12 0 0.00 38 73 228 32 8.47 7 1.85
606 229 145 13 3.35 1 0.26 49 95 193 47 12.11 4 1.03
607 268 102 40 9.76 0 0.00 44 69 234 60 14.63 3 0.73
608 437 158 30 4.80 0 0.00 76 81 405 57 9.12 6 0.96
609 272 80 46 11.50 2 0.50 47 73 215 64 16.00 1 0.25
610 210 61 64 19.05 1 0.30 40 41 179 75 22.32 1 0.30
611 552 309 42 4.65 0 0.00 86 212 506 96 10.63 3 0.33
612- 336 148 12 2.41 0 0.00 36 51 383 26 5.22 2 0.40
613 239 76 200 38.83 0 0.00 28 44 219 222 43.11 2 0.39
618 321 146 78 14.31 0 0.00 38 89 304 109 20.00 5 0.92
\J 623 0 0 223 100.00 0 0.00 0 0 0 223 100.00 0 0.00
634 594 137 9 1.21 1 0.13 62 94 530 51 6.88 4 0.54
635 415 222 8 1.24 1 0.15 43 100 469 32 4.95 2: 0.31
A009 620 453 56 4.95 2 0.18 116 236 675 89 7.87 15 1.33
A01S 16 43 1 1.67 0 0.00 5 39 ,4 2: 3.33 0 0.00
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'2:14pm Mat '3 '996 P1NELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 12, 1996
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3'YEAR TERM
(0057) SUE A. BERFIELD 9,206 37.4sX
(0058) ED HOOPER 11,200 45.56"
(0059) Undervotcs 4,151 16.68"
(0060) Over votes 27 0.11X
CHARTER AMENDMENT - RECREATIONI
OPEN SPACE PROPERTY
(0061) YES - For Amendment 9,246 37 .61~
(0062) NO - Against Amendment 10,730 43.65~
{D063} Undcrvotes 4,593 18.6BX
(0064) Overvotes 15 0.06~
Precinct (0057) (0058) (0059) (Xund) (0060) (Xovr) (0061) (0062) (0063) (Xund) (0064) (Xovr)
368 12 19 375 92.36 0 0.00 10 21 375 92.36 0 0.00
372 0 0 552 100.00 0 0.00 0 0 552 100.00 0 0.00
373 0 0 14 100.00 0 0.00 0 0 14 100.00 0 0.00
500 117 161 25 8.25 0 0.00 112 157 34 11.22 0 0.00
501 n Sl 12 8.89 0 0.00 54 58 22 16.30 1 0.74
502 93 133 151 39.95 1 0.26 99 119 160 42.33 0 0.00
503 10 20 172 85.15 0 0.00 15 16 171 84.65 0 0.00
504 123 199 344 51.65 0 0.00 146 164 355 53.30 1 0.15
505 225 325 61 9.98 0 0.00 228 318 65 10.64 0 0.00
506 274 396 38 5.37 0 0.00 288 358 60 8.47 2: 0.28
507 227 335 93 14.20 0 0.00 233 319 103 15.73 0 0.00
508 161 280 80 15.33 1 0.19 181 245 95 16.20 1 0.19
509 198 330 29 5.20 1 0.18 203 313 42 7.53 0 0.00
510 101 79 25 12.20 0 0.00 76 101 28 13.66 0 0.00
511 183 174 26 6.n 1 0.26 177 177 30 7.81 0 0.00
513 203 306 28 5.21 0 0.00 230 266 40 7.45 1 0.19
() 515 185 282 34 6.n 1 0.20 230 227 44 8.76 1 0.20
516 100 132 42 15.27 1 0.36 109 116 49 17.82 1 0.36
517 53 56 75 40.76 0 0.00 57 58 69 37.50 0 0.00
518 166 89 10 3.n 0 0.00 93 1::56 36 13.58 0 0.00
519 ::506 511 55 6.30 1 0.11 349 449 75 8.59 0 0.00
520 52 61 9 7.38 0 0.00 50 57 . 15 12.30 0 0.00
521 419 354 52 6.30 0 0.00 343 426 56 6.79 0 0.00
522 2a3 208 37 7.01 0 0.00 184 297 47 8.90 0 0.00
523 639 504 ,53 4.43 1 0.06 491 620 86 7.18 0 0.00
524 287 221 27 5.05 0 0.00 190 290 55 10.28 0 0.00
525 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00
526 274 251 80 13.09 6 0.98 252 229 127 20.79 3 0.49
527 209 232 26 5.57 0 0.00 163 266 38 8.14 0 0.00
528 199 182 53 12.16 2. 0.46 191 193 52 " .93 0 0.00
529 354 484 47 5.30 2 0.23 363 461 63 7.10 0 0.00
530 113 1n 98 25.19 1 0.26 145 141 103 26.48 0 0.00
531 203 249 85 15.83 0 0.00 212 238 87 16.20 0 0.00
532 252 301 59 9.62 1 0.16 285 259 69 11.26 0 0.00
537 200 214 129 23.76 0 0.00 200 216 127 23.39 0 0.00
569 61 78 20 12.50 1 0.63 72 61 27 16.88 0 0.00
605 119 234 25 6.61 0 0.00 210 140 28 7.41 0 0.00
606 138 208 42 10.82 0 0.00 156 193 39 10.05 0 0.00
607 122 227 59 14.39 2 0.49 180 167 63 15.37 0 0.00
608 257 314 54 8.64 0 0.00 267 306 52 8.32 0 0.00
609 110 226 63 15.75 1 0.25 174 157 69 17. 25 0 0.00
610 101 160 75 22.32 0 0.00 125 136 75 7.2.32 0 0.00
611 420 398 84 9.30 1 0.11 382 424 96 10.63 1 0.11
612 194 278 26 5.22 0 0.00 218 249 31 6.22 0 0.00
613 122 1n 215 41.75 1 0.19 152 '43 220 42.72 0 0.00
618 185 257 103 18.90 0 0.00 202 237 106 19.45 0 0.00
623 0 0 223 100.00 0 0.00 0 0 223 100.00 0 0.00
634 287 415 38 5.13 1 0.13 345 352 44 5.94 0 0.00
635 267 352 27 4.18 0 0.00 328 283 34 5.26 1 0.15
11009 486 548 97 8.58 0 0.00 448 544 137 12. t 1 2 0.18
U A015 44 12 4 6.67 0 0.00 28 27 5 8.33 0 0.00
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09~SOpm Har 12 1996 PtNELlAS COUNTY, FLORtDA
MARCH 12, 1996
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Pree\octs Counted 350 100.00X
Absentee precincts counted 16 100.00% HAYOR'COMHJSSJONER SEAT
Re9tster~ Voters 352,991 100.00% 3.YEAR TERM
Ballots Cost 94,296 26.71% RJTA GARVEY (059) 14,231 66.75%
JIM UARNER (060) 7,089 33.25%
REPURL t eM'
Precincts Counted 350 100.00% COMMISSIONER SEAT 2
Absentee Precincts Counted 16 100.00% 3-YEAR TERH
Registered Voters 162,674 100.0OX HATTHE~ A. BOOACK (062) 2,158 10.74%
Bol tots Cast 79,102 48.63% BILL KIRBAS (063) 5,002 24.89%
KAREN SEEt (064) 12,934 64.37%
DISTRICT/MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
COMMISSIONER SEAT 3
DEMOCRAT 3-YEAR TERM
Precincts Counted 120 100.00% SUE A. BERFIELD (066) 9,206 45.11%
~bsentee Precincts Counted 12 10D.00X ED HOOPER (067) 11,200 54.89%
ReDlster~ Voters 59,479 100.00%
Ballots Cost 12,124 20.38% CHARTER AMENOHENT . RECREATIONI
OPEN SPACE PROPERTY
NONPARTJ SAN YES ~ For Amendment (082) 9,246 't6.29%
Precincts Counted 120 100.00X NO - Against Amendment (083) 10,730 53.71X
Absentee Precincts Counted 12 100.00%
Registered Voters 24,998 100.00X
Ballots Cast 3,069 12.28X INDIAN ROCKS BEACH ELECTION
MAYOR-COMMISSIONER
REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL 2-YEAR TERM
PREFERENCE PRIHARY BOB DINICOLA t096) 692 59.91X
JAMES R. PALAMAR A (097) 463 4o.09X
FOR PRESIDENT
lAMAR ALEXANDER (003) 1,182 1.52~ CoMMtSSIONER
'" PAT BUCHANAN (004) 12,116 15.54" 2-YEAR TERM
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BOB DORNAN (006) 354 0.45X JOE DIMA (099) 547 27.98%
STEVE FORBES (007) 21,078 27.04X LARRY SANDEFER ( 100) 648 33.15X
PHIL GRAMM (008) 223 O. 297- JEAN SCOTT (01) 760 36.87%
ALAN KEYES (009) 1,380 l.m
RJCHARD LUGAR (010) 302 0.39"
HORRY TAYlOR (011) 123 0.16% KENNETH CITY ELECTION
All PARnES COUNCILHEMBER
2-YEAR TERM
Vote for 02
PALH HARBOR SPECIAL FIRE HARLENE ItHONEY BEE" BO~IE (116) 410 22.83~
CONTROL DISTRICT RUSS DUMONT ( 117) 307 17 . O9X
KAREN B. KENNEDY (11 B) 299 16.65"
INCREASE IN HILLAGE CAP FROM 1.5 IJILLlAH B. "BILLu SMITH (119) 549 30.57%
HILLS TO 2.0 HILLS ELAINE J. VAUGHAN (120) 231 12.86X
YES (For Approval) (024) 4,011 53.95%
NO (For Rejection) (025) 3,424 46.05"
BELLEAIR ELECTION
COMMISSIONER
2,YEAR TERM
Vote For 02
SAM CASELLA (040) 867 28.51X
DAN COLEHAN (041) 605 19.89%
THOMAS H. KRUEHPELSTAEDTER (042) 775 25.49%
DON SPRAGUE (043) 794 26.11X
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09:50pm Mar 12 1996 PINELlAS COUNTY, FLORJDA
HARCII 12, 19?6
~ LARGO ELECTION 9TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
precincts Counted 113 100.00X
COMMISSIONER - SEAT Absentee Precincts Counted 7 100.00X
3-YEAR TERM Dallots Cost 33,251 ~....-X
DUANE H. RUNYAN (135) 2,382 29.33X
JUOY DEAN (136) 5,740 70.6n FOIl PRESIDENT
LAHAR ALEXANDER (003) 507 1.55X
CUESTION NO. 1 - SALE/LEASE OF PAT BUCHANAN (004) 5 t 053 15.49%
CITY HALL PROPERTY BOB DOLE (005) 17,203 52.74%
YES (For Approval) (161) 6,536 aO.05X BOB DORNAN (006) 127 0.39%
NO (For Rejection) (162) 1,62.9 19.95X STEVE FORBl:S (001) 8,956 27.46X
PHIL GRAMH (OOB) 70 0.21X
QUESTION NO.2. SALE/LEASE OF ALAN KEYES (009) 534 l.64X
POLICE ADMINISTRATION PROPERTY RICHARD LUGAR (010) 112 0.34X
YES (For Approval) ( 167) 6,404 80.31X MORRY TAYLOR (011 ) 56 0.17X
NO (For Rejection) (168) 1,570 19.69X.
10TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
OLDSHAR ELECTION precincts Counted 237 100.00X
Absentee Precincts Counted 9 100.00X
COUNCIL SEAT ONe Ballots Cast 45,851 ......X
2-YEAR TERM
GARY L. BRELSFORD (173) 237 18.91X FOR PRESIDENT
JOSEPH E. HYERS (174) 420 33.52% LAMAR ALEXAIlDER (003) 675 1.49X
MILTON PASCO (175) 68 5.43X PAT BUCHANAN (004) 7,063 15.58%
JEFFREY SANDLER ( 176) 52B 42..14~ BOil DOLE (DOS) 23,993 52.92X
BOB DORNAN (006) 227 O. SOX
COUNCIL SEAT THREE STEVE FORBES (007) 12,122 26.74X
2'YEAR TERM PH J L GRAMM (008) 153 0.34X
LINDA R. MACDONALD ( 178) 883 70.02X ALAN KEYES (009) 846 1.87X
ROBERT L. YRIGHT (179) 378 29.98X RICHARD LUGflR (010) 190 0.42.X
MeRRY TAYLOR (011) 67 0.15%
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MAYOR COMMISSIOHER
a'YEAR TERM
TONY ANTONlOUS ( 180) 292 33.18X
J. J. BEYROUTl ( 181) 379 43.0rx
DALE Del BELLO ( 182) 209 23.75X
CHARTER AMENDMENT CONCERNING
T()\,IN TREASURER
YES (For the Amendrncnt) (196) 656 83.04X
NO (Against the Amendment) (197) 134 16.96X
CHARTER AMENDMENT CONCERNING
ORDINANCE ADOPTION
YES (For the Amendment) (201) 628 82.85X
NO (Against the Amendment) (202) 130 17.15%
REFERNDUH PERTAINING TO SALARIES
OF MAYOR-COMMISSIONER AND DISTRICT
COMMISSIONERS
YES (For the issue) (207) 451 56.52X
HO (Against the issue) (208) 347 43.48X
ST. PETE BEACn ELECTION
CtlMHlSSIOHER
.CITY DISTRICT #1
2.YEAR TERM
SARANAN M. LAUCK (211 ) 297 55.10X
PAUL C. SHERMAN (212) 242 44.90X
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07:34pm Mar 14 1995 PINELlAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
" ..-.... CLEAR'WATER QUESTION # 5 . SPECIAL MEETINGS
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R~glstored Voters 0 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
...... Ballots Cast 604 --. .--X YES For Bmen~nt (052) 322 53.31~
NO Against amendment (053) 232 38.41%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undcrvotcs 49 8.1'"
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes 1 O.17X
HikE DALLHANN (006) 359 59.44%
ARTHUR uART" DEEGAlI (007) 216 3S.76X QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotcs 28 4.64% OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Over votes 1 0.17Y. YES For amendment (062) 424 70.20"
NO Against amendment (063) 128 21.19"
CQHMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotcs 51 8.44%
3~YEAR TERM Ovcrvotes 1 a.17Y.
BOB BICkERSTAFFE (010) 139 23.01%
J. B. JOHNSON (011 ) 291 48.18X QUESTION #7 - INITIATIVE
ROBERT t. ~R1GHT (012) 131 21. 69% OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 38 6.29% YES For amendment (068) 313 51 . B2~
Overvotes 5 0.83% HO Against amendment (069) 230 38.0B~
Undervotes 60 9.93%
. QUESTION #1, AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT OVervot~s 1 0.17X
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 252 41. 72% QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (02S) 297 49.1n MAH~GEMEHT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 52 8.61Y. YES For amendment (074) 173 2B.64Y.
Ovcrvotes 3 0.50Y. NO Against amendment (075) 352 58.28Y.
Undervotes I 79 13.08%
QUESTION #2 - COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 0 O.OOX
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 239 39.57X QUESTION # 9 ~ LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 311 51.49% YES For amendment (081) 348 57.62Y.
Undervotes 50 8.28Y. NO Against amendment (082) 202 33./,4X
overvotes 4 0.66% Undervotes 54 8.94%
O'Yervotes 0 O.OOY.
,. QUESTION #3 - VICE-HAYOR
...!li YES For amendment (036) 451 74.67X QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
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\--,1 NO Against amendment (037) 110 18.21% YES For amendment ( 087) 421 69.70%
Undervotes 43 7.12X NO ARainst amendment (088) 139 23.01X
Overvotes 0 O.OOX Undervotes 44 7.28Y.
Over votes 0 0.00%
QUESTION #4 . VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FILLING VACANCJES; QUESTION #11 . COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 474 78.48% YES For amendment (093) 311 51.49~
NO Against amendment (046) 73 12.09Y. NO Against amendment (094) 176 29.14X
Undervotes 57 9.44X Undervotes 116 19.2U:'
Overvotes 0 O.OOY. Overvotes 1 0.17""
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07:32pm Mar 14 1995 PINELlAS COUNTY, FLQRIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
...-... CLEAR\.IATER QUESTION # 5 . SPECIAL MEETINGS
~ .~.i. R!!glstered Voters 1,063 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Batlots Cast 154 14.49~ YES For amendment (052) 37 24.03%
NO Against amendml!nt (053) 110 71.43%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undl!rvotl!s 7 4.55%
3'YEAR TERM Overvotl!!l 0 0.00"
HIKE DALLMANN (006) 117 75.97X
ARTHUR "ARTII DEEGAN (007) 26 18.18Y. QUeSTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 7 4.55" OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Ovorvotos 2 1.30Y. YES For aml!ndml!nt (062) 133 86.36"
NO Against omendment (063) 16 10.39"
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undcrvotes 5 3.25%
3.YEAR TERM OVl!rvotes 0 0.00"
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 16 10.39"
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 93 60.39% QUeSTION #7 . INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. \.lRIGHT (012) 32 20.78% OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 8 5.19% ~ES For amendment (068) 119 77 . 2rJ.
OVl!rvotes 5 3.25Y. NO Against omendment (069) 30 19.48"
Undl!rvotes 5 3.25Y.
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT OVl!rvotas 0 0.00"
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 110 71 .43% QUESTION #8 . FISCAL
NO agoinst authority (025) 39 25.32~ MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 3 1.95:'. YES For amendment (074) 23 14.94:'.
Overvotes 2 1.30:'. NO Agnlnst amendml!nt (075) 121 78.57'''
Undl!rvotes 10 6.49"
QUESTION #2 - COHKISStONERS Overvotes 0 O.OOX
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For eml!ndment (030) 23 14.94Y. QUESTION # 9 . LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendml!nt (031) 126 81.82" YES For amendment (081) 116 75.32:'.
Undervotes 3 1. 95Y. NO Agninst aml!ndment (082) 32 20.78:'.
OVervotes 2 1.30~ UndQrvotes 5 3.25X
OVl!rvotes 1 0.65:'.
QUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR
.:) YES For amendment (036) 135 87.66" QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
NO Against amendment (037) 11 1.14X YES For omendml!nt (087) 49 31.82:'.
Undervotes 7 4.55% NO Against amendment (08B) 98 63.64X
Overvotl!s 1 0.65% Undervotl!s 7 4.55"
OVl!rvotes 0 O.OOX
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FILLJNG VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 133 06.36" YES For amendment (093) 125 81.17"
NO Against amendment (046) 18 11.69:'. NO Agolnst aml!ndment (094) 23 14.94X
Undervotes 2 1.30% Undervotes 6 3.90~
OVl!rvotcs 1 0.65" OVl!rvotes 0 0.00"
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07:32pm Mar 14 1995
CITY OF CLEARYA1ER MUNICIPAL ELECTIOn
PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
~. CLEARWATER
(_"., ; Registered Voters
Ballots Cost
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COMMISSIONER SEAT 4
3.YEAR TERM
HIKE DALLMANN
ARTHUR HARTu DEEGAN
Undervotes
Overvotes
(006)
(007)
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5
3-YEAR TERM
BOB BICKERSTAFFE
J. B. JOHNSON
ROBERT E. WRIGHT
Undervotes
Overvotes
(010)
(011)
(012)
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority
NO against authority
Undervotes
Overvotes
(024 )
(025)
QUESTION #2 - COMMISSJONERS
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSeS
YES For amendment
NO Against amendment
Undervotes
Overvotes
(030)
(031)
QUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR
YES For amendment
NO Against amendment
Undervotes
QI/ervotes
( 036)
(037)
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FILLING VACANCIES;
ADVISORY BOARDS
YES For amendment (045)
NO Against amendment (046)
Under votes
Overvotes
1,259
140
110m:.
79
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40.71"
2.14"
0.71X
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83
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1
21.43"
59.29"
16.43X
2.14X
D.71Y.
79
47
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56.43X
33.57"
9.29X
0.71X
28
98
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20.00X
70.00X
10.00X
O.OOX
104
22
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74.29X
15.71X
10.00X
a.oor.
96 68.57Y.
33 23.57X
11 7. 86X
o O.OOX
QUESTION # 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
AND VOTING PROCEDURES
YES For amendment
NO Against amendment
Undervotes
Overvotes
(052)
(053)
QUESTiQN # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
YES For amendment
NO Against amendment
Undervotes
Ol/erVQtes
(062)
(063)
QUESTION #7 . INITIATIVE
OR REFERENDUM PETITJONS
YES For amendment
HO Against amendment
Undervotes
OVervotcs
(06B)
(069)
QUESTION #8 . FISCAL
MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
YES For amendment
NO Against amendment
Undervotes
Overvotes
(074 )
(075 )
QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
YES For amendment
NO Against amendment
Undervotes
O'lcrvotes
(OB1)
(OB2)
QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
YES For amendment
NO Against amendment
Undervotes
Ovcrvotes
( 087)
(088)
QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
AIID CAND IOATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (093)
NO Against amendment (094)
Undervotes
Overvotcs
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07:41pm Hnr 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
HARCH 14, 1995
r) CLEARYATER aUESTION # 5 . SPECIAL MEETINGS
"'I-" .~. Registered Voters , AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ballots Cast 0 O.OO~ YES For amendment (052) D O.oO~
NO Against amendment (053 ) 0 '0.00~
COMHISSIOMER SEAl 4 Undervotes 0 O.OOX
3.YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 O.OO~
MIKE DALLMANN (006) 0 O.OOX
ARTHUR "ARTu DEEGAN (007) 0 O.OO~ CUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 0 O.OO~ OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Over'lotes 0 O.OOY. YES For amendment ( 062) 0 0.00:(
NO Against gmendment (063) 0 O.OOX
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 0 o .OOX
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes a O. 00:(
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 0 a.oaX
J. B. JOIlWSOU (011 ) 0 O.OOY. QUESTION #7 . INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. YRIGHT (012) 0 O.OOX OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 0 0.00" YES For amendment (06B) 0 O.DDX
Overvotes 0 O.OO~ NO Against amendment (069) 0 a.ODX
Undervotes 0 O. 00"
QUESTION N1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEHPT Overvotes 0 O.DDX
FOR ENTERPRJSE ZONE
YES for authority (024 ) 0 O.DOr. QUESTION #8 . FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 0 O.OO~ HANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 0 O.OO~ YES For amendment (074 ) 0 0.00"
Over'lotes 0 O.OOX NO AgaInst amendment ( 075 ) 0 O.OOX
Undervotes 0 O.OOX
QUESTION #2 . COMMISSIONERS Overvotes a o.oox
COMPENSATJON AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 0 0.00" QUESTION # 9 . LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 0 O.oox YES For amendment ( 081> 0 O.OOX
Undervotes 0 0.00" NO Against amendment (082) 0 O.OOX
Overvotes 0 0.00" Undervotes a O.oox
Overvotes 0 O.OOX
QUEST JON #3 . VICE~MAYOR
<J YES For amendment (036) 0 O.OOY. QUESTION # 10 . CITY ATTORNEY
NO Against amendment ( 037) 0 0.00r. YES For amendment (087) 0 O.OOX
Undervotes 0 O.OOX NO Against amendment (088) 0 O.OOX
Overvotes 0 O.OOX Under votes 0 O.OOX
Overvotes 0 0.00"
QUESTION #4 ~ VACANCIES; FORfEITURE
OF OFFICE; fILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 . COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045 ) 0 O.OOX YES For amendment (093) 0 .0.00"
NO Against amendment (046) 0 o .OOX NO Against amendment ( 094 ) 0 0.00r.
Under'lotes 0 O.OOX Undervotes 0 0.00r.
Overvotes 0 O.OOX Overvotes 0 o . oar.
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07~42pm Mar 14 1995 PINEttAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
n CLEARWATER QUESTION # 5 . SPECIAL MEETJNGS
.' '<I.~: Reg\stered Voters 686 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ballets Cast 73 10.64% YES For amendment (052) 22 30.14"
NO Against amendment (053) 46 63.01%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undcrvetes ,4 5.48"
3-YEAR TERM Overvetes 1 1.37X
MIKE DALlMANN (006) 35 47.95"
ARTHUR "ART" DEEGAN (007) 35 47.95" QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervetes 3 4."" Of CERTAtN CITY PROPERTY
Overvetes 0 O. OOY. YES Fer amendment (062) 57 78.08Y.
NO Against amendment (063) 14 19.18%
COHHtSSIONfR SEAT 5 Undervotes 2 2.74Y.
3~YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 0.00"
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 20 27.40%
J. 9. JOHNSON (011 ) 39 53.42Y. QUESTION "7 . INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. WRIGHT (012) 9 12.33" OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervetes 5 6.85X YES For amendment (068) 52 71 .23Y.
Overvotes 0 O.OOY. NO Against amendment (069) 17 23.29%
Undcrvotcs 4 5.48X
QUESTION "' . AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 O.OOX
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for author\ty (024 ) 38 52.05Y. QUESTION #8 . FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 30 41 . 1 OY. MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotcs 4 5.48" YES for amendment (074) 20 27.40~
Overvotes 1 1.37% NO Against amendment (075 ) 49 67.12t
Undervotes 3 4.11%
QUESTION #2 - COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 1 1.37%
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 21 28.777. QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 49 67.12% YES For amendment (081) 50 68.49%
Undcrvetcs 3 4.11% NO Against amendment (082) 19 26.03%
Overvotes 0 o .OOX Undervotes 4 5.48%
Overvotcs 0 0.00%
QUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR
:; YES For amendment (036) 55 75.34Y. QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
(' NO Against amendment (037) 16 21.92Y. YES For amendment (087) 39 53.42%
Undcrvotes 2 2.74" NO Against amendment (088) 31 42.47%
Overvotes 0 o .OOX Undervotes 3 4.11%
Ovcrvetes 0 O.OOX
QUESTION #4 . VACANCIES: FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 ~ COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVI SORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 53 72.60Y. YES Fer amendment (093 ) 50 68.49%
NO Against amendment (046) 15 20.5SY. HO Against amendment (094) 16 21.92X
Undervotcs 3 4.1'" Undervotes 6 8.22%
Overvotes 2 2.74" Overvotes 1 , .37r.
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07:44pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
r-.. CLEAR~ATER QUESTION # 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
1 Registered Voters 961 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
.r.... Ballots Cast 174 18.11X YES For amendment (052) 41 23.56X
NO Against amendment (053) 128 73.56X
COMMtSSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 5 2.87X
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 0.00"
HIKE DALLMANN (006) 122 70.11"
ARTHUR "ART" DEEGAN (007) 45 25.86r. QUESTION # 6. TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 7 4.02X OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 0 0.00:4 YES For amendment ( 062) 144 82.76X
NO Against amendment (063) 26 14.94"
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 4 2.30"
3'YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 0.00r.
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 27 15.52%
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 116 66.61:4 . QUEST.ION #7 . HUTlATtVE
ROBERT E. ~RJGHT (012) 30 17.24% OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 1 O.S?'"/' YES For amendment (068) 138 79.31"
Overvotes 0 o .00% NO Against amendment (069) 27 15.52%
Undervotes 9 5.17%
QUESTION #1 . AU VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 0.00%
FOR ENTERPRJSE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 129 74.14X QUES~ION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 44 25.29X MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 1 0.57% YES For amendment (074 ) 37 21. 26r.
Overvotes 0 0.00r. NO Against amendment (075) 130 74.11X
Undervotes 7 4.02~
QUESTION #2 . COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 0 0.00r.
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 45 25.86? QUESTION # 9 ~ LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO ^gainst amendment (031) 126 72.41r. YES For amendment (OB1) 137 78.74"
Undervotes 3 1 . 72% NO Against amendment (Oa2) 27 15.52?
Ovcrvotes 0 o .Oor. Undervotes 10 5.75:4
Overvotes 0 O.OOX
QUESTION #3 . VICE-MAYOR
,.~.~\ YES For amendment (036) 151 86.78r. QUESTION # 10 ~ CITY ATTORNEY
....--1 NO Against amendment (037) 15 8.62% YES For amendment (087) 67 38.51X
Undervotes 8 4.60r. NO Against amendment (088) 96 56.32r.
Overvotes 0 o .OOX Undervotes a 4.60%
Overvotcs 1 0.51r.
QUESTION #4 - V^CANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FILLJNG VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVI SORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 149 85.63r. YES For amendment (093) 138 79.31X
NO Against amendment (046) 20 11.49" NO Against amendment (094) 23 13.22X
Undervotes 5 2.87X Under votes 13 7.47'1.
Overvotes 0 0.00r. Overvotes :1 0 O.OO~
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PRECINCT 513 CITY OF CLEARWATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION P1l9~ 1
07:44pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
(\ CLEARWATER QUeSTION N S ~ SPECIAL MEETINGS
; R~glstered Voters 1,838 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
H,'" Ball ots Cast 262 14.Z5X YES For amendment (052) 64 24.43X
NO Against amendment (053) 180 6B.70~
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 17 6.49X
3-YEAR TERM O'lcrvotcs 1 0.38:.4
HIKE DALLMANN (006) 204 77.86Y.
ARTHUR "ARTIt DEEGAN (007) 49 18.70" QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 7 ,.2.67X OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 2 0.76" YES For amendment (062) 207 79.0'"
NO Against a~ndment (063) 43 16.41X
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 12 4.58X
3-YEAR TERM Overvotcs 0 0.00"
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 25 9.54"
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 188 71 .76" QUESTION #7 - JNITIATIVE
ROBERT E. WRIGHT (012) "'0 15.27X OR REfERENOUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 8 3.05" YES For amendment (068) 183 69.85~
Overvotes 1 O. 38" NO AgaInst amendment (069) 60 22.90"
Undervotes 19 7.25"
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 0.00"
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 171 65.27X QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against Ilutharity (025) 74 28.24" MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotcs 16 6.11" YES For amendment (074) 50 19 . 08~
Overvatcs 1 o . 38" NO Aglllnst amendment (075 ) 192 73.28"
Und~rvotes 19 7.25Y.
QUESTION #2 - COMMISSIONERS Ovcrvates 1 o .38"
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
yeS For amendment (030) 62 23.66X QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 181 69.08" YES For amendment (081) 173 66.03"
Undervotes 18 6.87Y. NO ^gllinst amendment t082) 71 27.10Y.
Overvotcs 1 0.3BX Under votes 18 6.87'''
OvervoteS 0 o .00"
OUEST ION #3 - VIce-HAYOR
.~-~'\ YES For amendment (036) 202 77.10); QUESTION # 10 ~ CITY ATTORNEY
J NO Against amendment {03?} 40 \5.27Y. YES For am~ndment (087) 108 41 .22Y.
Undervotes 19 7.25); NO Against amendment (088) 136 51.91);
Overvates 1 0.38Y. Undervotes 17 6....9"
Overvotes 1 0.38"
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIESj FORFEITURE
OF OffICEj fILLING VACANCIESj aUESTI0~ #1' . COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 206 78.63" YES Far amendment (093) 185 70.61X
NO Against amendment (046) 39 1....89~ NO Against amendment (094) 58 22.14"
Undcrvotes 17 6....9" Undervotes 19 7.25Y.
Overvotes 0 0.00r. Overvotes 0 O.OOY.
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PRECINCT 520 CITY OF ClEAR~ATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Page 1
07:45pm Hor ,14 1995 PINELlAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
,.-." CLEAR~ATER QUEST IOU # 5 - SPECIAL MEETtNGS
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I Registered Voters 1,796 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
.~. eO Ba lIou Cost 121 6.74% YES For amendment (052) 45 37.19%
NO Against amendment (053) 61 50.41%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 15 12.40%
3.YEAR TERM Overvotas 0 O.OOX
MIKE DALLMANN (006) 80 66. 12%
ARTHUR "ART" DEEGAN (007) 37 30.58% QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 4 3.31% OF CERTAtN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 0 O.OOr. YES For amendment (062) 88 72.73%
WO Against amendment (063) 23 19.01X
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 10 8.26X
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 0.00%
BOB BtCKERSTAffE (0'0) 23 19.01%
J. D.. JOHNSON (011) 66 54.55% QUESTION #7 . JNITIATIVE
ROBERT E. ~RIGHT (012) 29 23.97X OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Unclervotes 2 1.65% YES For amendment (068) 75 61. 98%
Overvotes 1 0.83% NO Against amendment (069) 32 26.45%
Undervotes 13 10.74%
CUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 1 0.83%
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 73 60.33% QUESTION #8 . FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 35 28.93% MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 13 10.74% YES For amendment (074) 28 23.14"
Overvotes 0 0.00% NO Against amendment (075) 81 66.94%
Undervotes 12. 9.92.X
QUEST JON #2 - COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 0 0.00r.
COMPENSATION ANO EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 42 34.71% QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 69 57.02l( YES For amendment (081) 74 61.16"
Undervotes 9 7.44Y. NO Against nmcn~nt (OB2) 37 30.58%
Overvotes 1 0.83% Undervotes 10 8.26"
Overvotes 0 0.00"
QUESTION #3 - VICE'HAYOR
\ YES For amendment (036) 90 74.38r. QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
._-) NO AgAinst amendment (037) 18 14.88Y. YES For amendment (OB7) 64 52..89%
Undervotes 13 10.74% NO Against amendment (088) 43 35.54"
Overvotes 0 0.00% Undervotes 14 1'.57Y.
Overvotes 0 0.00%
QUESTION #4 ~ VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE: FILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ElECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 92 76.03" YES For amendment (093) 81 66.94%
NO Against amen~nent (046) 15 12.40% NO Against amendment (094) 27 22.31%
Under votes 13 10.74% Undervotcs 13 10.74"
Ovcrvotes 1 0.83% Over votes 0 0.00r.
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PRECINCT 530 CITY OF CLEAR~ATSR MUNICIPAL ELECTION Page 1
07:52pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
""-'1 CLEAR1,lATER QUESTION # 5 . SPECIAL MEETINGS
,. ....~' Registered Voters 955 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ballots Cast 130 13.61:': YES For amendment (052) 30 23.08"
NO Against amendment (053) 96 73.85%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotcs 3 2.31~
3'YEAR TERM Overvotcs 1 o .77'/.
HIKE DALLMANN (006) 103 7;.23Y.
ARTHUR llARTll DEEGAN (007) 24 18.46:': QUEST JON # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 3 2.31" OF CERTAIN CITV PROPERTY
Overvotes 0 O.OO~ ~ES For amendment (062) 96 73.8S~
NO Against amendment (063) 26 20.00Y.
COMMJSSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 7 5.38"
3-YEAR T~RM Overvotes 1 0.77X
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 19 '4.62Y.
J. B. JOHNSON (0\1 ) 87 66.92Y. QUESTION #7 . INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. 1,lRIGHT (012) 20 15.38" OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 3 2.3'" YES For amendment (068) 96 73.85"
Ovcrvotes 1 0.77'/. NO Against amendment (069) 25 19.23"
Undervotes i 9 6.92"
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 O.OOY.
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 80 61.54" QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (025 ) 47 36.15" MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 2 1 .54" YES For amendment (074 ) 25 19.23X
Overvotcs 1 o .71"-' HO Against amendment (075) 100 76.92X
Undervotes 4 3.08"
QUEST JON #2 . COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 1 0.77:<
CQHPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030 ) 33 25.38" QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 92 70.77'1. YES For amendment (081) 97 74.62X
Undervotes It 3.08'1. NO Against amendment (082) 26 20.00~
Overvotcs 1 0.77:'. Undervotes 7 5.38'1.
Overvotes 0 0.00'1.
QUESTION #3 . VICE-MAYOR
.~r_... YES For amendment (036) 113 86.92'1. QUESTIOH # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
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NO Against amendment (037) 15 11 .54" YES For amendment (087) 52 40.00'1.
Undarvotes 1 o . 77'/. NO Against amendment (088) 70 53.85'1.
Ovcrvotes 1 O. 77" Undervotes B 6.15:<
Overvotes 0 0.00'1.
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FILLJNG VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 . COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045 ) 104 BO.OO'l. YES For amendment (093) 98 75.38"
NO Against amendment (046) 22 16.92" NO Against amendment (094) 25 19.23"
IJndervotes 4 3.08'1. Undervotes 6 4 .62'1.
Ovcrvotes 0 0.00'1. Ovcrvotes 1 0.17"
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PRECUICT 531 CITY OF CLE^R~^TER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Page 1
07:53pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIOA
HARCH 14, 1995
-. ClEAR\lMER QUESTION" 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
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r , Registered Voters 1,620 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
.... '" Ballots Cast 203 12.53X YES for Qmend~nt (O52) 66 32.S1X
NO Against amendment (053) 129 63.55"
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 8 3.94"
3-YEAR TERM Overvotcs 0 O.OOX
HIKE DALLMANN (006) 150 73 .89"
ARTHUR ttART" DEEGAN (DOn 49 24.14" QUESTlON #I 6 TRAIlSfER OR USE
Undervotes 4 1.97X OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 0 o.on" YES For amendment (062) 151 74.38"
NO Against amendment (063) 39 19.21"
COMHISSJONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 13 6.40r.
3-YEAR TERM OVervotes 0 O.OOX
BOB 9lCKERSTAFFE (010) 22 10.84"
J. B. JOHNSON (01 t) 141 69.46" QUESrlON #7 . INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. WIU GilT (012) 34 16.75" OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 6 2.96r. YES For amendment (068) 134 66.01"
Over votes 0 O.OOX NO AgDinst amendment (069) 53 26.11"
Undervotes 16 7.88"
QUESTION #1 . AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 0.00"
FOR ENTERPRISE 20NE
yeS for authority (024) 122 60.10" QUeSTION #8 . FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 74 36.45X MANAGEMENT PROCEOURE
Unclcrvotcs 6 2. 96r. YES For amendment (074) 38 18.72X
Overvotes 1 0.49" NO Against amendment (075) 150 73.89X
Under votes 15 7.39X
QUESTION #2 - COMMISSIONERS OVervotes 0 0.00"
COMPENSATION AND eXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 54 26.60:< QUESTION # 9 . LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031 ) 144 70.94r. YES For amendment (081) 139 68.47X
Und[!rvotns 5 2.46X NO Against amendment (082) 52 25.62"
OVervotes 0 0.00r. Undervotes 12 5.91"
Overvotes 0 O.OOx
QUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR
.---\ YES For amendment ( 036) 168 82.76X QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
\ NO Against amendment (037) 23 11.33:< YES For amendment (087) 82 4O.39X
~...........' Unclervotes 12 5.91:( NO Against amendment (088) 110 54.19"
Overvotes 0 o .00" Undervotes 11 S.42X
Overvotes 0 0.00Y.
QUESTION #4 . VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 . COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS ANO CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 155 76.35X YES For amendment (093) 131 64.53X
NO Against amendment (046) 37 18. 23Y. NO Against amendment (094) 58 28.57'1.
Undervotes 11 5.42Y. Undervotes 14 6.90:<
OVervotes 0 O.OOY. Overvotes 0 0.00Y.
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PRECINCT 505 Ctty Of CLEARYATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Pag!! 1
07:54pm Mar 14 1995 PIUElLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
HARCH 14, 1995
'-'-, ClEARUATER QUEST lOW # 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
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! Registered Voters 1,515 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ballots Cast 292 19.21x YES For amendment (052) 73 25.00X
NO Against amendment (053) 204 69.86%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotcs 14 4.79"
3-YEAR TERM Overvotc5 1 0.34"
HIKE DALLMANN (006) 202 69. 18X
ARTHUR "ART" DEEGAN (007) 81 27.74Y. QUESTION # 6 TRANSfER OR USE
Undervotes 8 2.74" OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 1 0.34" YES For amendment (062) 237 81.16"
IlO Against amendment (063) 47 ' 16.10Y.
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotcs 8 Z.74X
3-YEAR TERM OVl!rvotes 0 0.00%
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 31 10.62"
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 176 60.27X QUESTION #7 . INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. \lRIGHT (012) 79 27.05% OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Under,votes 5 1. 71X YES For amendment (068) 213 72.95"
Overvotes 1 0.34% NO Against amendment (069) 62 21.23"
Undervotes 17 5.82r.
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 0.00"
fOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
yeS for authority (024 ) 168 57.53:'. QUESTION #8 . FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 114 39.04X MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 10 3.42X YES For amendment (074) 59 20.21X
Overvotes 0 O.OOx NO Against amendment (075) 218 74.66%
Undervotes 13 4.45r.
QueSTION #2 - COMMISSJONERS Overvotes 2 0.68"
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 59 20.21% QUESTION # 9 . LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031 ) 225 77.05:'. YES For amendment (081) 195 66.78"
Undervotes 8 2.74% NO Against amendment (082) 84 28. 77X
Overvotes 0 0.00r. Undervotes 13 4.45"
Overvotes 0 0.00%
QUESTION #3 - VJCE-HAYOR
'~:J YES For amendment (036) 228 78.08Y. QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTOR~EY
NO A9ainst amendment (037) 48 16.44% YES For amendment (087) 120 41. 1 0"
Undervotes 16 5.48r. NO Against amendment (088) 159 54.45%
Overvotes 0 Cr.OOr. Undervotes 13 4.45"
Overvotes 0 O.OOx
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 . COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVI SOltY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (01.5) 232 79.45X YES For amendment (093) 210 71.92%
NO Against amendment (046) 47 16.10Y. NO Against amendment (094) 68 23.29:'.
Undervotes 11 3.77X Undervotes 14 4.79"
Overvotes 2. O.6BX Overvotes 0 0.00r.
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PRECINCT 609 CITY OF ClEARYATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Page 1
07:55r:m Har 14 1995 PINEllAS COUNTY, FLORIDA ,. ,
MARCH 14, 1995
/,.~ CLEARIJATER QUESTION # 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
Registered Voters 1,336 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ba\lots Cast 147 11.00X YES For Dmendment (052) 49 33.33%
NO AgaInst amendment (053) 92 62.59%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 6 4.08%
3-YEAR TERM Overvotcs 0 0.00%
MIKE DALlHANN (006) 110 74.83X
ARTHUR ttARTlt DEEGMI (007) 34 23.13% QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 3 2.04% Of CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 0 0.00% YES For ame~nt (062) 105 71.43%
NO Against amendment (063) 38 25.85%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 4 2.72%
3-YEAR 1'ERM Overvotes 0 0.00r.
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (otv) 23 15.65%
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 100 68.03% QU~STIO~ #7 - INI1'lATIVE
ROBERT E. \.IRIGHT (012) 20 13.61% OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 3 2.04% YES For amendment (068) 103 70.07%
Overvotes 1 0.68% NO Against amendment (069) 38 25.85%
UndCfvotes 6 4.08%
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes I) 0.00%
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 80 54.42% QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 59 40.14% MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Under votes 7 4.76X YES For amendment (074 ) 34 23.13%
OvervDtes 1 0.68~ NO Against amendment (075) 104 70.75%
Undcrvotcs 9 6.12%
QUESTION #2 - COMHISSIONERS Ovcrvotes 0 0.00%
COM?EHSA1'10N AND EXPEllSES
YES For amendment (030) 34 23. 13% QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 109 74.15X YES For amendment (081) 92 62.59%
Undervotes 4 2.72% NO Against amendment (082) 49 33.33%
Overvotes 0 0.00% Undervotes 6 4.08%
Overvotes 0 0.00%
QUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR
tf,~....) YES For amendment (036) 114 77.55% QUESTION # 10 . CITY AT TOR HEY
~ . NO Against amendment (037) 27 18.37% YES For amendment (087) 68 46.26%
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Undervotes 6 4.08% NO Against amendment (088) 70 47.62%
O",ervotes 0 0.00% Undervotes 9 6.12%
Overvotes 0 0.00% .
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; FORFEITURE.
OF OFFJCEj FILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 112 76.19% YES For amendment (093) 110 74.83%
NO Against amendment (046) 30 20.41% NO Against amendment (094 ) 28 19.05%
Undervotes 4 2.72% Undervctcs 9 6.12%
Overvotes t 0.68% OvervDtes 0 0.00%
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PRECINCT 610 CITY OF CLEARYATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION PAge 1
07:57pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
CLEARYATER QUESTION # 5 - SPECIAL MEETI~GS
Registered Voters 756 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ballots Cost 134 17.72X YES For amendment (052) 33 24.63%
NO Ag&fnst amendment (053) 91 67.91"
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 10 7.46"
3-YEAR TERM Over votes 0 0.00%
MIKE DALLMANN (006) 125 93.28"
ARTHUR "ART" DeEGAN ( 007) 8 5.97X QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotcs 1 O.75X OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 0 O.OOX YES For amendment (062) 99 73 . 88%
NO Against amendment (063) 26 19.40%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 9 6.72%
3-YEAR TERM Ovcrvotes 0 O.OOX
BOB B II:KERST "FFE (010) 13 9.70);
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 103 76.87X QUESTION #7 - INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. \.IRIGHT (Ot2) 12 8.96X OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 6 4.48% YES For amendment (068) 83 61.94);
Overvotes 0 .O.OOX NO Against amendment (069) 39 29. 10X
Undervotes 12 8.96%
QUESTION #1 . AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 O.OOX
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024 ) 57 42.54% QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 69 51.49X MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 7 5.22% yes For amendment (074 ) 19 ,14.18%
Ovcrvotes 1 0.75% NO Against amendment (075 ) 106 79.10%
Undcrvotcs 9 6.72~
QUESTION #2 - COMMJSSIONERS Overvotes 0 0.00%
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSeS
yes for amenanent (030) 31 23.13% QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL OEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 92 68.66% YES For amendment (081) 82 61.19%
Undervotes 11 8.21~ NO AgBinst amendment (O8l) 42 31.34~
Overvotes 0 0.00" Undervotes 9 6.72%
OVl!rvotes 1 0.75%
QUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR c\
...............~ YES For amenanent ( 036) 96 71.64% QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
~J NO Against amendml!nt (037) 21, 17.91% YES For anlcnt:lmcnt (Oa7) 55 41.04X
Undervotes 14 10.45% NO Against amendment ( 088) 70 52.24%
Overvotes 0 0.00% Undervotes 9 6.72%
Overvotcs 0 0.00%
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFJCE, FILLING VACANCIESi QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045 ) 100 74.63% YES For amendment (093) 90 67.16%
NO Against amendment (046) 25 18.66% ND Against amendment (094 ) 33 24.63%
Undervotes 9 6.72% Undervotes 11 8.21%
Overvotes 0 0.00% Ollcrvotcs 0 0.00%
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PRECINCT 506 CITY OF CLEARWATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Paga 1
07:59pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
CLEARWATER QUESTION # ~ - SPECIAL MEETINGS
Registered Voters 1,843 ANO VOTING PROCEDURES
Sa llots Cast 372 20. 18% YES For amendment (052) 112 30.1'"
NO Agnlnst amendment (053) 233 62.63"
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Under votes 27 7 . 26%
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 o . 00%
MIKE DALLMANN (006) 257 69.09X
ARTHUR uAJl.Tu DEEGAN ( 007) 101 27.15Y. QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undcrvotes 13 3.49% OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
O....er....otes 1 0.27'4 YES For amendment (062) 289 77.69%
NO Against amendment (063) 61 16.40%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 21 5.65%
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes 1 0.27%
BOD BICKERSTAFFE (010) 43 11. 56%
J. B. JOHNSON (011 ) 223 59.95% QUESTION #7 . INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. \.IRJGHT (012) 84 22.58% OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotcs 21 5.65:{ YES For amendment (068) 260 69.89%
Overvotes 1 0.27X NO Against amendment (069) 84 22.58%
Under votes 28 7.53%
QUESTl0tf #1 :-AD VALOREM' TAX EXEHl'i Overvotes 0 O.OOY.
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 213 57.26% QUESTION #8 . FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 141 37.9o~ MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 18 4.84% YES For amendment (074 ) 67 18.01%
Overvotes 0 0.00% NO Against amendment (075) 278 74.73%
Undervotes 26 6.99%
QUESTION #2 . COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 1 O.27X
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 80 21.51% QUESTION # 9 ~ LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031 ) 271 72.85% YES For amendment (081) 240 64.52%
Undervotcs 21 5.65% NO Agoinst amendment (082) 101 27.15"
Overvotes 0 O.OOX Undervotes 30 8.06%
Overvotes 1 0.27%
QUESTION #3 . VICE-HAYOR
~-, YES For amendment (036) 307 82.53% QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
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Undervotes 20 5 .38r. NO Against a~ndment (OB8) 182 48.92%
Overvotes 0 0.00% Undcrvotes 29 7.80"
Overvotes 0 0.00"
QUESTION #4 . VACANCIES: FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE: FILLING VACANCIES; QUESTJON #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AHD CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 280 75.27% YES For amendment (093) 267 71.77%
NO Against amendment (046) 71 19.09" NO Against amendment (094) 71 19.09"
Undervotes 21 5.65% Undervotes 33 8.87%
Overvotes 0 0.00% Overvotes 1 O.27X
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PRECINCT 516 CITY OF CLEAR~ATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Pago 1
07:59pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
HARCH V., 1995
, " CLEARIJATER QUESTION # 5 ~ SPECIAL MEETINGS
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Regfstered Voters 1,034 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ballots Cast 104 10.06X YES for amendment (052) 24 23.08"
NO Against amendment (053) 77 74.04%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undorvotcs 3 2.88X
3-YEAR TERM Ovcrvotcs 0 0.00%
MIKE DALLMANN (006) 84 80.m
ARTHUR IIARTu OEEGAW (007) 16 15.3aX QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotcs 2 1. 92% OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Ovorvotos 2 1. 92% yes for amendment (062) BO 76.92%
NO Against amendment (063) 20 19.23"
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotcs 4 3.85"
3-YEAR TERM Ovcrvotes 0 0.00%
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 13 12.50%
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 70 67.31X QUESTION #7 - INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. ~RIGHT (012) 14 13.46% OR REFERENDUM PETJTIONS
Undervotes 5 4.81" YES For amendment (068) 65 62.50"
Overvotes 2 1. 92% NO Against amendment (069) 34 32.69%
Undervotes 5 4.81%
QUESTION #1 ~ AO VALOREH TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 O.OOx
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 56 53.85% QUEST JON #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 45 43 .27X MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotcs 2 1.92% YES For amendment (074) 22 21.15%
Overvotcs 1 0.96% UO Against amendment (07S} 76 73.08Y.
Undervotes 5 4.81%
QUESTION #2 6 COHMISSIO~ERS Overvotcs 1 o .96%
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 21 20.19% QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 79 75.96X YES For amendment (OS1) 67 64.42%
Undervotcs 3 2.88" NO Against amendment (082) 32 30.77%
Overvotes 1 0.96r. Undervotes 5 4.81%
Overvotes 0 0.00%
QUESTION #3 - VICE-HAYOR
..J YES For amendment (036) 78 75.0QX QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
NO Against amendment (037) 22 21.15r. YES For amendment (087) 49 47.12%
Undervotes 4 3.85% NO Against amendment (088) 51 49.04%
Overvotes 0 0.00% Undervotes 4 3.85"
Overvotes 0 0.00"
QUESTION #4 - VACANCJES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE: FJLLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES for amendment (045) 76 75.00% YES For amendment (093) 72 69.23%
NO Against amendment (046) 23 22.12% NO Against amendment (094) 28 26.92%
UndervDtes 3 2.88% Undervotes 4 3.85%
Overvotcs 0 0.00% OVcrvotes 0 0.00"
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PRECINCT 515 CITY OF CLEARYATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Page 1
08~02pm Hat 14 1995 PINELlAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
. MARCH 14, 1995
,. -..... CLEAR\lATER CUESTJON # 5 - SPECIAL MEETJNGS
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Reg{steted Voters 1,566 AND ~OTING PROCEDURES
Ballots Cast 206 12.99>: YES For amendment (052) 70 33.98%
NO Agafnst amendment (053) 122 59.22:(
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undetvotes 12 5.83"
3'YEAR TERM Ovctvotcs 2 0.97>:
MIKE DALLMANN (D06) \49 72.33%
ARTHUR IIARTII DEEGAN (007) 49 23.79" aUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Unclervotcs 7 3 .40" OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 1 0.49% YES For amendment (062) 152 73.79%
NO Agafnst amendment (063) 38 18.1,5%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 15 7. 28%
3'YEAR TERM Overvotes 1 0.49%
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 19 9.22"
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 125 60.68% QUESTION #7 . INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. \lRIGHT (012) 56 27.18% OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS.
Uncletvotes 5 2.43% YES For amendment (06B) 144 69.90"
Ovcrvotes 1 0.49% NO Against amendment (069) 42 20.39%
Undervotes 19 9.22%
QUESTiON #1 . AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 1 0.49"
FOR ENTERPRJSE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 112 54.:H% QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authorfty (025) 82 39.81% MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 11 5.34% YES For amendment (074 ) 39 18.93X
Overvotes 1 0.49% NO Agafnst amendment (075) 149 72.33"
Undervotcs 18 8.74%
QUESTION #2 . COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 0 0.00%
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 42 20.39r. CUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Agafnst amendment (031) 153 74.27''' YES For amendment (OB1) 116 56.31%
Undervotes 11 5.34r. NO Agafnst amendment (082) 72 34.95"
Overvotes 0 O.OOX Undervotes 18 8.74%
Overvotes 0 0.00"
.~~ QUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR
YES For amendment (036) 163 79.13" QUESTION # 10 . CrTY ATTORNEY
'It I NO Against amendment (037) 29 14.08" YES For amendment (087) 85 41.26"
Under\lotes 14 6.80X NO Against amendment (088) 103 50.00%
Overvotes 0 0.00% Undervotes 18 8.74"
Overvotes 0 a.oor.
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE: FILLrNG VACANCIES: QUESTION #11 . COMMIssrON ELECTrONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 161 78.16% YES For amendment (093) 147 71.36%
NO Against amendment (046) 32 15.53" NO Aga{nst amendment (094) 40 19.42r.
Undervotes 13 6.31% Undervotes 19 9.22%
Ovcrvotes 0 0.00% Overvotes 0 0.00r.
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PRECINCT 511 CITY OF CLEARWATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Poge 1
08:03pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
HARCH 14, 1995
.'~ CLEARWATER QUESTION # 5 . SPECIAL MEETINGS
Registered Voters 3i8 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ballots Cost 41 11.4SX YES For amendment (052) 9 21.95X
NO Against amendment (053) 30 73. r,x
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 2 4.a8X
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes D D.DOX
HfKE DALLMANN. (006) 32 78.05X
ARTHUR "ART" DEEGAN (007) 8 19.51r. QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 0 0.00% OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 1 2.44" YES For emendment (062) 28 68.29"
NO Against amendment (063) 12 29.27'h
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 1 2.44"
3.YEAR TERM Over votes a a.oox
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 8 19.51%
J. B. JOHNSON ( 011) 29 70.73% QUESTION #7 - INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. WRIGHT (O12} 4 9.76% OR REFERENDUM PETIT10NS
Undervotes 0 0.00" YES For amendment (06B) 28 68.29%
Ovcrvotes 0 0.00% NO Against amendment (069) 11 26.B3:<
Undervotes 2 4.8BX
QUESTION #1 . AD VALOREH TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 o. 00r.
FOR ENTERPRISe ZONe
YES for authority (024) 19 46.34" OUEST ION #B - FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 20 4B.7B" MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 2 4.88X YES For amendment\ (074) 4 9.76%
Ovcrvotes 0 0.00% NO Against amendrn~nt (075 ) 35 8S.37X
Undcrvotes 2 4.88%
QUEST JON #2 - COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 0 0.00%
COMPENSATJON AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 9 21. 95% QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 31 75.61X YES For amendment (081 ) 31 75.61%
Undervotes 1 2.44" WO Agoinst amendment (082) 8 19.5 n:
Overvotes 0 O.OOX Undervotos 2 4.8Sr.
Overvotes 0 O.OOY.
t!l QUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR
YES For amendment (036) 30 73.17r. QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
\;..<. NO Agatnst amendment (O37) to 24.39% YES For amendment (087) 17 41.46%
Undervotes 1 2 .44" NO Against nmcndmcnt (OBB) 22 53.66r.
Overvotes 0 0.00% Undervotcs 2 4.88Y.
Overvotes 0 0.00"
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 27 65.85% YES For amendment (093 ) 27 65.85%
NO Against amendment (046) 12 29.27% NO Against amendment (094) 12 29.27%
Undervotes 2 4.8Br. Undervotcs 2 4.B8%
Overvotes {) O.OOY. Overvotes 0 0.00%
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08:03pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
HARCH 14, 1995
..~ tLEAR\lATER QUESTION # 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
Registered Voters. 690 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
BnllQts Cast 51 7.39% YES For amendment (052) 17 33.33X
NO Against nm~ndmcnt (053) 34 66.67X
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undarvotas 0 O.OOX
3'YEAR TERH Overvotes 0 0.00"
HIKE DALLMANN (006) 39 76.47X
ARTHUR "ARTI! OEeGAN (007) 12 23.53" QUESTION # 6 TRANSfER OR USE
Undervotas 0 0.00" OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Over votes 0 O.OOX YES For amendment (062) 38 74.51X
NO Against amendment (063) 13 25.49"
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undarvotes 0 0.00"
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 O.DoX
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 10 19.61"
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 32 62.75" QUEST JON #7 ~ INlTIATIVE
ROBERT E. \lRIGHT (012) 9 17 .65r. OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes .0 o . oar. YES For amendment (068) 37 72.55r.
Overvotes 0 O.ODX NO Against amandment (069) 12 . 23.S3}:
Undervotas 2 3.92X
QUESTION #1 . AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 O.OOX
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 33 64.71r. QUESTION #8 . FISCAL
NO against authority (02.5) l8 35. ,9~ MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotl!S 0 o. oar. YES For amendment (074 ) 12 23.53X
Over votes 0 O.OOX NO Against amendment (075) 38 74.5iX
Undervotes 1 1.96X
QUESTION #2 - COMMISSIONERS Overvotcs 0 a.oox
COMPENSATION ANO EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 16 31.37X QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 34 66.67"" YES For amendment (081) 31 6D.78X
Undervotcs 1 1.96" NO Against amendmant (082) 19 37.25X
Overvotes 0 O.OOX Under votes 1 1.96X
Over\lot!!s 0 O.OOX
QUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR
>~ YES For amendment (036) 41 80.39X CUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
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~t.l. NO Against amendment (037) 9 17.65}: YES For amendment ( 087) 26 50.98X
Undervotes 1 1.96X NO Against amendment (088) 25 49.02X
Dvervotes 0 O.OOX Undervotes 0 D.OOX
Over votes 0 o.OOX
QUESTION #4 . VACANCJES; FORFEITURE
OF OfFICE; FILLING VACANCIES; CUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
~ES For amendment (045 ) 44 86.27"1. YES for amendment (093) 3S 68.63):
NO Against amendment (046) 7 13.73% NO Against amandment (094) 16 31.37X
Undervotes 0 O.OOX Undervotes 0 O.OOX
Overvotes 0 O.OOX Overvotes a a.oox
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PRECINCT 503 CITY OF CLEAR~ATeR MUNICIPAL ELECTION Page 1
08:04pm Mar 14 1995 PlNELlAS COU"T~, FlORlD^
MARCH 14, 1995
..."" ClEARIJATER QUESTION # 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
Registered Voters 104 AWD VOTING PROCEOURES
Bl3llots Cast 10 9.62" YES For amendment (052) 2 20.00X
NO Against amendment (053) 8 80.00";
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 0 O.OOX
3.YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 O.OOX
MIKE DALLMANN (006) 9 90 . aDX
ARTHUR "ART" DEEGAN (007) 1 10,OOr. QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 0 0.00r. OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 0 O.OOX YES For amendment (062) 8 80.00X
NO Against amendment (063) 2 20.00r.
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 0 0.00r.
3.YEAR TERM Overvotcs 0 0.00"
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) ,.. 10. oar.
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 4 40.00" QUESTION #7 - INITIATIVE
'ROBERT E. IJRIGHT (012) 4 40.00" OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 0 a,oor. yeS For amendment (068) 9 90.00r.
Overvotcs 1 10.00r. NO Against amendment (069) 1 10.00r.
Under votes 0 O.OOX
QUESTION #1 . AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 0.00r.
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 3 30.00X QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (025 ) 7 70.00r. MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotcs 0 0.00r. YES For amendment (074) 3 30.0DX
Overvotes 0 0.00r. NO Against amendment (075) 6 60.00r.
Undervotcs 1 10.00r.
QUESTION #2 . COMHtSS10HERS Ovcrvotes 0 O.ODY.
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSEs
YES For amendment (030) 2 20.00" CUESTION # 9 . LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 8 80.DOr. YES For amendment (081) 6 60.00r.
Undervotes 0 O.OOX NO Against amendment (082) 4 40.00);;
Overvotes 0 0.00r. Undervotes 0 O,OOY.
Overvotes 0 0.00r.
QUESTION #3 . VICE-MAYOR
;:, YES For amendment (036) 4 40.00X QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
I. NO Against amendment (037) 6 60.00X YES For amendment (087) 6 60.00r.
Undervotes 0 O.OOX NO Aga;nst amendment (088) 4 40.00r.
Overvotes 0 O.OOY. Undervotes 0 0.00r.
Overvotcs 0 0.00r.
aUESTION #4 . VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
AOVISORY BOAROS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 7 70.00X YES For amendment (093) 3 30.00);;
NO Against amendment (046) 3 30.00r. NO Against amendment (094) 7 70.00r.
Undervotes 0 0.00r. Undervotcs 0 0.00r.
Overvotes 0 0.00r. Overvotes 0 0.00r.
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08:04pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14 i 1995
(~ ClEARWATER QUESTION ~ 5 . SPECIAL MEETINGS
\,. Registered Voters 1,010 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ballot9 Cnst \38 '3.66~ YES For amendment (052) 37 26.81:4
NO Against amendment (053) 99 71 .74%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 2 1.45%
3'YEAR TERH Ovcrvotes 0 O.OOX
HIKE DALLHANN ( 006) 114 B2.61"
ARTHUR "ARTII DEEGAN Co07) 22 15.94X QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 1 o . 727- OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Ovcrvotes. 1 0.72% YES For amendment (062) 109 78.99%
NO Against amendment (063) 26 18.647.
,COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 2 1 .45%
3.YEAR TERM Overvotcs , 0.72%
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 14 10.14%
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 105 76.09% QUESTION #7 . INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. \lRIGHT (012) 17 12.32% OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS ,.,
Undervotcs 2 1.45% YES For amendment (068) 100 72.46"
Qvervotcs 0 O.OOX NO Agalnst amendment (069) 36 26.09'A
Undervotes 2 1 .45%
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotl!s 0 0.00r.
FOR ENTERPRJSE ZONE I
YES for authority (024 ) 86 62.32% QUESTION #8 - FISCAL I
NO against autnority (025) 50 36.23% MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undl!rvotes 2 1.45X YES For amendment (074 ) 29 21.01"
Overvotl!S 0 0.00r. NO Against amendment t07S) 108 78.26" t
Undervotl!s 1 0.72% I
QUESTION #2 - COMMISSIONERS Over votes 0 0.00r. ~
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES t
YES For amendment (030) 37 26.a1" QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT .
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NO Against amendment (031) 98 71.01" YES For amendment (081 ) 103 74.64" ,
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Overvotcs 0 0.00r. t
QUESTION #3 - VICE~HAYOR ~
0 YES For amendment (036) 116 84.06" QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY }
NO Against amendment (037) 18 13.04r. YES For amendment ( 087) 60 43.48" 1
Undervotes 4 2.90'" NO Against amendment, (OB8) 75 54.35r. 1
overvotes 0 o . ~~~~ ". . 2 , .',SX ;.
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Overvotl!S 1 0.72" .I
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES: FORFEITURE t
OF OFFICE: FILLING VACANCIES: QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS t
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES for amendment (045) 111 80.43% YES for amendment (093) 97 70.29X ,
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Undl!rvotes 4 2.90r. Undervotl!s 4 2.90" ,
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PRECINCT 507 CITY OF CLEAR~ATER MUNICIPAL ELEcrlON Page 1
08:06pm Har 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
:1 CLEARWATER QUESTION N 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
Registernd Voters 1,586 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ballots Cast 357 22.51~ YES For amendment (052) 107 29.97X
NO Against amendment (053) 229 64.15X
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 20 5.60:<
3.YEAR TERM Over votes 1 0.28X
HIKE DALLMANN (006) 259 72.55~
ARTHUR IIART" DEEGAN (007) 86 24.09X QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 12 3.36~ OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 0 O.OOX YES For amendment (062) 267 74.79X
NO Against amendment ( 063) 73 20.451.
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 17 4.76X
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 0.00"
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 53 14.85X
J. B. JOliN SON ((11) 239 66.95" QUESTION #7 - INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. ~RIGHT (012) 52 14.57X OR REFERENDUM PETITJONS
Undervotes 10 2.80" YES For amendment (068) 234 65.55" \
overvotes 3 0.84" NO Against amendment (069) 96 26.89';
Under votes 27 7.56';
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 O.OOX
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
. YES for authority (024) 187 52.38" QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 149 41. 74" MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 20 5.60" YES For amendment (074) 69 19.33X
Over votes 1 O.28X NO Against amendment (075 ) 261 73.11~
Undcrvotes 27 7.56"
QUESTION #2 - COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 0 O.OOr.
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 93 26.05" QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
HO Against amendment (031) 240 67.23" YES For amendment (081 ) 242 67.79"
Undervotes 24 6.72" NO Against amendment (082) 87 24.37"-'
Overvotes 0 o .00" Undervotes 27 7.56X
Overvotes 1 0.28X
QUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR
.--...\ YES For amendment (O36) 273 76.47X QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
, NO Against amendment (037) 56 15.69% YES For amendment ( 087> 149 41.74"
C'.~' Undervotes 27 7.56" wo Aanin~t nmnnnmnnt ,nllll' i.... In ,.."iII,
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Overvotes 1 0.28r.
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; FORfEITURE
OF OFFICE; fILLING VACANCIESi QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 251 70.31" YES For amendment ( 093) 265 74.23"
NO Against amendment (046) 84 23.53" NO Against amendment (094) 63 17.65"
Undervotes 19 5.32" Undervotes 29 8.12"
overvotes 3 0.84% Overvotes 0 0.001.
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PRECINCT 623 CITY OF CLEAR~ATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Pllga 1
08:24pm Har 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
l-lARCH 14, 1995
.') CLEARIJATER QUESTION # 5 . SPECIAL MEETINGS
Registered Voters 0 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ba\\ots Cast 0 O.OOX YES For amendment (052) 0 0.00"
NO Against amendment (053) 0 0.00%
COHMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotcs 0 0.00%
3.YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 0.00%
HIKE DALLHANN (006) 0 0.00r.
ARTHUR "ART" DEEGAN (007) 0 O.OOX QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Unc!ervotes 0 0.00r. OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotas 0 O.OOX YES For amendment (062) 0 0.00%
NO Against amendment (063) 0 0.00r.
COHMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 0 0.00r.
3.YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 0.00%
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 0 O.OOX
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 0 o . oar. QUESTIO~ #7 . INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. WRIGHT (012) 0 0.00% OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 0 0.00r. YES For amendment (068) 0 0.00r.
OVervotes 0 0.00r. NO Against amendment (069) 0 0.00r.
Undervotes 0 0.00r.
QUESTION #1 . AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 0.00r.
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024 ) 0 0.00r. QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 0 O.OOX MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 0 0.00r. YES For amendment (074 ) 0 0.00r.
Overvotes 0 0.00y. NO Against amendment (075 ) 0 0.00:':
Under votes 0 O.OOX
QUESTION #2 - COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 0 O.OOX
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 0 0.00r. QUeSTION # 9 - LEGAL OEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 0 G.OOY. YES For amendment ( 081> 0 O.OOY.
Undervotes 0 0.00r. NO Against amendment (082) 0 0.00r.
Overvotes 0 0.00r. Under votes 0 0.00r.
Overvotes 0 0.00%
QUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR
I::) YES For amendment (036) 0 O.OOY. QUESTION U 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
NO Against amendment (037) 0 D.OOY. YES For amendment (087) 0 0.00r.
Undervotes 0 0.00r. NO Against amendment (088) 0 0.00r. ,
Overvotes 0 O.OOY. Undervotes 0 0.00r. I
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PRECINCT 519 CITY OF CLEARYATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Page 1
08:24pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY. FLORIDA
MARCil 14, 1995
", CLEAR\lATER QUESTION # 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
Registered Voters 2,171 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ballots Cast 400 18.42% YES For amendment (052) 126 31.50"
NO Against amendment (053) 242 60.50"
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotcs 30 7.50"
3.YeAR TERM Overvotes 2 O. SOX
MIICE DALLMANN (006) 312 78.00"
ARTHUR "ARTII DEEGAN ( DOn 77 19.25" QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR use
, Undcrvotes 9 2.25" OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Over'lotes 2 0.50% YES For amendment (062) 298 74.50"
NO Against amendment (063) 75 1B.75%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 21 6.75"
3.YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 O.OOX
BOB BICKERSTAFFE ( 010) 60 15.00"
J. B. JO""SON (011) 278 69.50X QUESTION #7 - INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. \JRIGHT (012) 56 14.00" OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 6 1.50% YES For amendment (068) 260 65.00"
Overvotcs 0 0.00" NO Against amendment (069) 103 25.75"
Undervotcs 37 9.25%
QUESTIO" #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Ovcrvotes 0 O. 00%
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority ( 024 ) 229 57.25" QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority ( 025 ) 140 35.00% MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 30 7.50% YES For amendment (074) 85 21. 25%
O\lervotes 1 0.25% NO Against amendment (075) 280 70.00"
Undervotcs 34 8.50%
QUESTION #2 - COMMISSIONERS Ovcrvotcs 1 0.25X
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 114 28.50X QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against a~ndment (031) 258 64.50X YES For amend~ent (081) 269 67.25%
Undervotes 28 7.00" , NO Against amendment (082) 96 24.00%
OVer\lotes 0 O.OOY. Undervotes 3S 8.75:4
Overvotes 0 O.OOY.
QUESTION #3 ~ VICE-MAYOR
.~ YES For amendment (036) 304 76~Om: QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
\ . NO Against amendment (037) 65 16.25" YES For amendment ( 087) 194 48.50Y.
Undervotes 30 7.50Y. NO Against amendment (088) 175 43.75"
Overvotes 1 0.25Y. Undervotes 30 7.5 Or.
Ovcrvotes 1 0.25%
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES: fORfEITURE
OF OFFICEj FILLING VACANCJES; QUESTION #11 . COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 313 78.25% YES For amendment (093 ) 248 62.00Y.
NO Against amendment ( 046) 63 15.75Y. NO Against amendment (094) 118 29.50Y.
Undervotes 23 5.75Y. Undervotes 34 8.50"
Overvotes 1 0.25% Overvotcs 0 O.OOY.
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08:24pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARtK 14, 1995
~ CLEARWATER QUESTION # 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
Registered Voters 1,059 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ballots Cost 122 " .52):, YES For omendment (052) 34 27.87%
NO Against amendment (053) 83 68.03:(
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 5 4.1Q%
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 0.00%
MIKE DALLMANN (006) 97 79.51%
ARTHUR "ART It DEEGAN (007) 24 19.6r~ QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 1 0.82% OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 0 O.OOX YES For amendment (062) 98 80.33%
NO Against amendment (063) 19 15.57%
COMHISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 5 4.10%
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 0.00%
BOB BICKERSTAfFE (010) 11 9.02%
J. 9. JOHNSON (011) 84 68.85% QUESTION #7 . INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. WRIGHT (012) 24 19.67X OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 3 2.46% YES For amendment (068) 94 77.05%
Overvotes 0 O.OOX . NO Against amendment (069) 21 17.21%
Undervotl!s 7 5.74%
QUESTION #1 . AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 0.00%
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 78 63.93" QUEST JON #8 . FISCAL
NO agatnst authority (025) 41 33.61% MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 3 2.46% YES for amendment (074 ) 25 20.49%
Overvotcs 0 O.OOX NO Against amendment (075 ) 91 74.59%
Undervotcs 5 4. 1 OX
QUESTION #2 - COMMISSIONERS OVl!rvotes 1 0.B2);
COHPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 24 19.67X QUESTJON # 9 . LEGAL DEPARTHENT
NO Against amendment (031) 93 76.23? YES for amendment (081) 87 7\.31%
Undervotes 5 4.10% NO Against amendment (OB2) 29 23.77'1.
Overvotes 0 0.00r. Undcrvotcs 5 4.10r.
Overvotes 1 0.B2'1.
QUESTION #3 . VICE-MAYOR
0 YES For amendment (036) 100 81.97% QUESTION # 10 . CITY ATTORNEY
.~ I..~ NO Against amendment (037) 15 12.3Dr. YES For amendment (OB7) 44 36. 07''{
Undervotes 6 4 .92% NO Against amendment (08B) 73 59.84%
Overvotes 1 0.82% Undervotes 5 4. lOr.
Overvotes 0 O.oor. ~
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; FORFEITURE i
Of OFFICE; FILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS '.
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ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY I
YES For amendment (045) 103 84.43% YES For amendment (093) 99 81.15'1.
NO Against amendment (046) 15 12.30r. NO Against amendment (094) 19 15.5~ \
Undervotes 4 3.28% Undervotes 4 3.28):, !
Overvotes 0 0.00% Overvotes 0 0.00'1. f
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PRECINCT 618 CITY OF CLEARUATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Page 1
08:26pm Mor 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
HARCH 14, 1995
,') CLEARUATER QUESTION # 5 . SPECIAL MEETINGS
i .._J Registered Voters \ ,570 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Bn\\ots Cost 138 .8.79% YES Fer amendment (052) 43 31.16%
NO Against omendment (053) 93 67.39%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undcrvetcs 1 0.72%
3.YEAR TERM Ovcrvotes 1 0.72%
HIKE DALLMANN (006) 112 81.16X
ARTH\lR "ART" DEEGAN (007) ZS 18.12" QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 1 0.72" Of CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 0 O.OOX YES For amendment (062) 107 77.54%
NO Against amendment (063) 30 21.74%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undcrvates 1 o . 72%
3-YEAR TERM Ovcrvates 0 0.00%
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 13 9.42%
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 96 69.57% QUESTION #7 - INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. WRIGHT (012) 27 19.57% OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervates 2 1. 45% YES Far amendment (068) 99 71.74%
Ovcrvotes 0 0.00"- NO Against omendment (069) 36 26.09%
Undervotes 3 2.17"-'
QUESTION #1 . AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 0.00%
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 89 64.49% QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 47 34.06% MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 1 0.72% YES for amendment (074 ) 31 22.46%
Overvotes 1 0.72:( NO Against amen~nt (075) 104 75.36%
Undervotcs 2 1.45%
QUESTION #2 ~ COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 1 0.72%
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES for amendment (030) 37 26.81% QUESTiOn # 9 . LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 100 72.46:( YES For amendment <O81} 106 76.81"
Undervotes 1 o . 72" NO Against amendment (082) 31 22.46%
Overvotes 0 0.00% Undervotes 1 o . 72%
Overvotes 0 0.00%
QUESTION #3 - VICE-HAYOR
, r~ YES For amendment (036) 117 84 .78X QUESTION # 10 - CITY MTORNEY
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Undervotes 3 2.m' NO Against amendment (08B) 84 60.87%
Overvotes 0 0.00% Undervotes 1 0.72%
Ovcrvotes 0 0.00%
QUESTION #4 . VACANCIES: FORfEITURE
Of OffiCE; FILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 . COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 112 81.16% YES For amendment (093 ) 100 72.46%
NO Against amendment (046) 25 18.12% NO Against amendment (094) 36 26.09%
Undervotes 1 o.n" Undervotes Z 1.45%
Overvotes 0 0.00% Overvotes 0 0.00%
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PRECINCT 635 CITY OF ClEAR~ATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Page 1
08~26pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIOA
MARCH 14, 1995
') CLEARWATER QUESTION # 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
Registered Voters 2,031 ANO VOTING PROCEOURES
~. .. ~ . Ballots Cast 211 10.39% YES For amendment (052) 60 28.44%
NO Against amendment (053 ) 140 66.35%
COMHISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotcs 10 4.74%
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes 1 0.47%
MIKE DALLMANN (OO6) 141 66.B2X
ARTHUR IIARTIl DEEGAN (007) 67 31. 75~ QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 2 0.95" OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 1 0.4 ]X YES For amendment (062 ) 167 79.15%
NO Against amendment (063) 38 18.01%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 6 2.84%
3.YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 0.00%
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 36 17.06Y.
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 131 62.09Y. QUEST JON #7 . INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. ~RIGHT (012) 37 17.54Y. OR REFERENDUM PETlTlOIlS
Undetllotes 7 3.32% YES for amendment (068) 155 73.46%
Overvotes 0 O.OOX NO Against amendment (069) 40 18.96%
Undervotes 16 7.58Y.
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 0.00% I
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YES for authority (O24) 134 63.51" QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority \' (025 ) 69 32.70" MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 8 3.79% YES For amendment (074 ) 48 22.75%
Overvotes 0 0.00% NO Against amendment (075 ) 153 12.51" (
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Undervotes Ii 4.27% .
QUESTION ~Z - CoMMISSIONERS O\lervotes , O.47X ;
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030 ) 35 16.59% QUEST JON # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031 ) 170 80.57" YES For amendment (081) 132 62.56Y.
Undervotes 6 2.84" NO Against amendment (082) 65 30.81X
Overvotes 0 0.001- Undervotes 14 6.64X
Overvotes 0 O.OOY.
QUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR
.'-.., YES For amendment (036) 171 81.04r. QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
I NO Against amendment (037) 30 14.22r. YES For amendment (087) 15 35.55%
'.........) Underllotes 10 4.74X NO Against amendment (08B) 120 56.87X
Overvotes 0 0.00% Undervotes 15 7.11r.
Overvotes 1 0.47%
QUESTION #4 . VACANCIES: FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #1' - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
AOVISORY BOARDS AND CAND1DA1E VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 154 72.99% YES for amendment (093) 149 70.62X
NO Against amendment (046) 47 22 .27'-' NO Against amendment (094 ) 46 21.80"
Undervotes 8 3.79r. Undervotes 14 6.64%
Overvotes 2 0.95% Overvotes 2 0.95%
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PRECINCT 523 CllY OF ClEAR~ATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Page 1
08:33pm Har 14 1995 P1NElLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH t4, t99S
~ tlEAR\.IATER QUESTION # 5 . SPECIAL MEETINGS
,- Registered Voters 2,492 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
..,,'" Ballots Cast 904 36.28): ~ES For ornnndmnnt (052) 331 36.62X
NO Against amendment (053) 505 55.86%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotcs 66 7.30X
3~~E"R TERH Ovcrvotcs 2 0.22%
HIKE DALLMANN (006) 332 36.13"
ARTHUR UARTt1 OEEGM (OOn 539 59.62% QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Unclervotes 30 3.32% OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 3 0.33" YES For amendment (062) 687 76.00%
NO Against amendment (063) 157 17.3r"
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undllrvotes 57 6.31%
3.YEAR TERM Overvotes 3 0.33%
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (OlD) 234 25.88%
J. B. JOHNSON (011 ) 285 31.53% QUESTION #7 - INJTIATIVE
ROBERT E. IIRIGHT (012) 334 36.95% OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Unclervotes 42 4.65% YES For omcndmnnt (068) 584 64.60"
Overyotes 9 1. OOX NO Against emendmllnt (069) 234 25.88%
Undervotes 86 9.51%
QUESTION #1 -. AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT OvervoteS 0 o . oar.
FOR ENTERPRJSE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 523 57.85% QUESTION #8 . FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 319 35.29% MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 60 6.64% YES For amllndmcnt (074 ) 243 26.88%
Overvotes 2 0.22% NO Against amendment. (075) 573 63.38l{
Under votes 86 9.51X
QUEST JON #2 . COMMISSIONERS Oyervotes 2 0.22%
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 287 31.75}: QUESTION # 9 . lEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 561 62.06X YES For amendmcnt (081) 609 67.37'h
Undervotes 54 5.97" NO Against amendment (082) 207 22.90"
Overvotes 2 0.22X Undervotes 86 9.51X
Overvotes 2 0.22"
QUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR
,...-.. YES For amendment (036) 712 78.76" QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
.'-.J NO Against amendment {O3?> 112 12.39% YES For amendment (087) 448 49.56"
Undervotes 79 8.74}: NO Against amendment (088) 365 40.38"
Overliotes ' 1 0.11);, Undervotes 85 9.40"
Overvotes 6 0.66%
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FlllJNG VACANCIES; OUEST ION #11 . COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
~ES For amendment (045) 630 69.69% YES For amendment (093) 637 70.46"
NO Against amendment (046) 206 22.79Y. NO Against amendment (094) 173 19.14"
Undervotes 64 7.08" Undervotes 93 10.2.9%
Overvotes 4 0.44% Ovcrvotes 1 O.W;
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PRECINCT 509 CITY OF CLEARWATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Page 1
08:34pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
HARCH 14, 1995
') CLEARWATER QUESTION # 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
Registered Voters 1,576 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
..r.... Bollots Cast 270 17.13X YES For amendment (052) 107 39.63X
, NO Against amendment (053) 145 53.70"
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 15 5.56"
3-YEAR TERM Ovcrvotes 3 l.11X
HIKE DALLMANN (006) 204 75.56"
ARTHUR uARTu DEEGAN ( 007) 60 22.22" QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes :5 1.11" OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotl!S 3 1. ""I. YES For amendment (062) 209 n.41"
NO Against amendment (063) 4a 17. 78"
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 13 4.81"
3'YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 0.00"
BOB BJCKERSTAFFE (010) 46 17.04"1.
J. B. JOHHSON (011) 171 63.33" QUESTION #7 ~ INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. WRIGHT (O12) 46 17.04" OR REFERENDUM PETITJONS
Undervotes 6 2.22" YES For amendment (06B) 171 63.33"
Overvotes 1 0.37" NO Against amendment (069) 80 29.63"
Undervotes 16 5 .93"
QUESTION #1 . AD VALOREM TAX EXEHPT Overvotes 3 1.1'"
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (O24) 145 53.70" QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 112 41.48" MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Under votes 11 4.07"4 YES For amendment (074) 57 21.11"
O\lervotes 2 0.14"1. NO Against amendment ( 075 ) 190 70.31"
Undervotes 21 7.78%
QUESTION #2 - COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 2 O. 74~
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 73 27.04" QUESTION # 9 . LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 182 67.41~ YES For amendment (081) 152 56.30~
Undervotes 14 5. 19% NO Against amendment (082) 98 36~30"
Overvates 1 0.37% Undervotes 19 7.04~
Overvotes 1 0.37"
QUEST JON #3 - VICE-MAYOR
<) YES fer amendment (036) 200 74.07" QUEST tON # 10 . CITY ATTORNEY
NO Against amendment (0:57) 51 18.89% YES For amendment (087) 133 49.26%
Undervotcs 18 6.67% NO Against amendment (Oa8) 122 45.19%
Overvotcs 1 0.37" Undervotes 13 4.81"
Overvotes 2 0.74%
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES, FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 . COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
.YES For amendment (O45) 203 75.19% YES For amendment (093) 186 68.89%
NO Against amendment (046) 52 19.26X NO Against amendment (094 ) 61 22.59"
Undervotcs 10 3.70" Undervotes 20 7.41%
Overvatcs 5 1. 85" Overvotes 3 1.11%
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PRECINCT 529 CITY Of CLEAR~ATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION PlIQe 1
08:37pm Har 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTVt FLORID~
MARCH 14, 1995
") CLEAR~ATER QUESTION # 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
Registered Voters 2,564 AHD VOTING PROCEDURES
Ballots Cast 418 16.30:( YES For amendment (052 ) 125 29.90~
NO Against amendment (053) 273 65.31~
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 18 4.31X
3.YEAR TERM Ovcrvotcs 2 o .4 BX
MIKE DALLMANN (006) 295 70 .5 7X
ARTHUR "ARTu DEEGAN (007) 114 27.27"" QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 8 1. 91" Of CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 1 0.24X YES For amendment (062) 316 75.60"
NO Against amendment (063) 89 21.29~
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undorvotes 13 3.11X
3-YEAR TERM Ovcrvotcs 0 0.00"
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 51 12.20%
J. a. JOHNSON (011) 263 62.92% QUESTION #7 - INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. ~RIGHT '(Ol;!) 89 21. 29% OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 14 3.35~ YES For amendment (O68) 278 66.5'"
Overvotes 1 0.24X IW Against amendment (069) 115 27.51%
Undervotes 25 5.98"
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Ovcrvotes 0 O.OOx
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024 ) 224 53.59" QUeSTION #8 . FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 176 42.11% MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 17 4.07% YES For amendment (074) 67 16.03:<
Overvotes 1 0.24Yo NO Against amendment (075 ) 334 79.90"
Undervotes 17 4.07%
QUESTION U2 ~ COMKISSIONERS Overvotes 0 O.OOX
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For.amendment (030) 96 22. 97"" QUESTION ~ 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031 ) 309 73.92% YES For amendment (081) 265 63.40%
Undervotes 11 2.63% NO Against amendment (082) lR 32.06"
O...ervotes 2 O.4BX Undcrvotes 19 4.55%
Overvotes 0 0.00r.
QUESTION #3 . VICE-HAYOR
-'~ YES For amendment (036) 327 78.23% QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
l,~ NO Against amendment (037) 69 16.51% YES For amendment (087) 174 41. 63:<
Undervotes 22 5.26X NO Aga\nst amendment (OB8) 223 53.35%
Overvotes 0 0.00" Undervotes 20 4.78X
Ovcrvotes t 0.24:<
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; fiLLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 . COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AHD CAHDIOA1E VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 315 75.36% YES For amendment (093 ) 286 68.42%
NO Against amendment (046) 86 20.57X NO Against amendment (094) 107 25.60:<
Undervotes 17 4.07% Undcrvotes 25 5.98:<
Overvotes 0 0.00r. Overvotes 0 O.OOX
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08:39pm Hor 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCil 14, 1995
., CLEAR\lATER QUESTION N 5 . SPECIAL MEETINGS
} Registered Voters 2,336 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Doll ots Cast 228 9 . 76"1. YES For amendment (052) 60 26.32%
NO Against amendment (053 ) 162 71.05:(
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 6 2.63~
3-YEAR TERM Ovcrvotes 0 O.OOX
HikE DALLMANN (006) 166 72.81X
ARTHUR "ART" DEEGA.N (001) 57 25.00r. QUESTION # 6 TRANSfER OR USE
Undervotes 5 2.19X OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 0 O.OOX YES For amendment ':062) 187 82.02X
NO Against amendment (063 ) 31 13.60:(
COMMISSJONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 8 3.5'"
3~YEAR TERM Ovcrvotes 2 0.B8X
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 27 11.84"
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 162 71. 05" CUESTION #7 - INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. ~RIGHT (012) 34 14.91" OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Under votes 5 2.19" YES For amendment (068) 183 BO.26"
Overvotes 0 0.00r. NO Against amendment (069) 39 17.11X
Unc!ervotes 6 2.63"
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 O.OOX
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 154 67.54Y. QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO G9G{nst authority (025) 72 31 .5B% MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 2 0.88~ VES For amendment (074) 44 19.30X
Overvotes 0 O.OO~ NO Against amendment (075 ) 178 78.07X
Undervotes 5 2.19X
QUEST JON #2 . COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 1 0.44~
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 39 17.11Y. QUESTION # 9 . LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 182 79.82" YES For amendment (081) 177 77 .63~
Undervotes 5 2.19% NO Against amendment (082) 44 19.30"
Ovcrvotcs 2 0.88" Undervotes 7 3.07Y.
O....ervotes 0 0.00"
QUESTION #3 - VICE-HAVOR
(:q) YES For amendment (036) 189 82.89Y. QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
:Il'-l NO Against amendment (037) 30 13.16r. YES for amendment (087) 81 35.53"
Undervotes 9 3.95% NO Against amendment (OBB) 141 61.84%
Overvotes 0 0.00% Undervotes 6 2.63X
OvervoteS 0 O.OOX
QUESTION #4 ~ VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES for amendment (045) 176 77 . 19% ~ES For amendment (093) 181 79.39"
NO Against amendment (046) 48 21.05" NO Against amendment (094) 39 17.11X
Undervotes 4 1 .7SX Undervotes 8 3.51X
Overvotes 0 O.OOX Overvotes 0 O.OOX
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PRECiNCT 528 CITY Of tLEAR~ATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Page 1
08:40pm Mar '4 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
., CLEARWATER QUESTION # 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
.' Registered Voters 1,429 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
.~ ~~.-,' Ba llots Cast 160 11. 20X YES For amendment (052) 62 38.75~
NO Against amendment (053) 94 58.75"
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 4 2.50X
3~YEAR TERM Overvotcs 0 O.OOX
HIKE DALLMANN (006) 111 69.38"
ARTHUR ItARTIt DEEGAN (007) 42 26.25" QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 5 3. 13" OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 2 1.25" YES For amendment (062) 122 76.25"
NO Against amendment (063) 32 20.00r.
COMMJSSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 6 3.75X
3~YEAR TERM Over votes 0 0.00%
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 17 10.63"
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 101 63.13X QUESTION #7 - INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. WR1GIlT (012) 36 22.50" OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 3 1.88X YES For amendment (068) 95 59.38"
Overvotes 3 1.88X NO Against amendment (069) 51 31. BB"
Under votes 13 8.13%
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX eXEMPT Ovcrvotes 1 0.63"
fOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 88 55.00:{ QUESTION #8 - fiSCAL
NO against authority (02S) 66 41.25X MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 6 3.75X YES For amendment (074) 40 25.00X
Overvotes 0 0.00r. NO Against amendment (075 ) 114 71.25"
Undervotes 6 3.75:{
QUESTION #2 - COMMISSIONERS Ovcrvotcs 0 O.OOX
COHPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment ( 030) 44 27.50X QUESTION # 9 . LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 112 70.00r. YES For amendment (081) 103 64.38X
Undervotes 4 2.50): NO Against amendment (082) 44 27.50%
overvotes 0 O.OOX Undervotcs 12 7. SOX
Overvotes 1 0.63"
QUESTION #3 . VICE-MAYOR
..~) YES For amendment ( 036) 127 79.38:{ QUESTION # 10 - CITX ATTORNEY
\;, NO Against amendment (037) 24 15.00:{ YES For amendment ( 08n 74 46.25X
Undervotcs 9 5.63X NO Against amendment (088) 76 47.50X
Overvotes 0 O.OOX Undervotcs 10 6.25X
Overvotes 0 O.OO:{
QUESTION #4 . VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFfICE; FILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTJONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 127 79.38X YES For amendment (093) 107 66.88"
NO Against amendment (046) 28 17.50:{ NO Against amendment (094) 42 26.25"
Undervotes 5 3.13:{ Undervotes 10 6.25"
Overvotes 0 0.00r. Overvotes 1 0.63:{
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PRECHlCT 521 CITY OF CLEARYATER MUNICIPAL ELECT JON Page 1
08:41JX1l Har 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCil 14, 1995
~ CLEARYATER QUESTION # 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
j Registered Voters 1,787 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Batlots Cast 396 22.16X YES for amendment (052) 123 31. 06X
NO Against amendment (OS3) 246 62.12:<
COHMIsStONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 26 6.57X
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes 1 0.25:<
HIKE DAllMANN (O06) 178 44.95"
ARTHUR "ARTI' DEEGA" (007) 212 53.54X QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 5 1.2M: OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
OVervotes 1 0.25" YES For amendment (062) 323 1l1.Sn:
NO Against amendment (063 ) 54 13.64):
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 19 4.80';
3-YE~R TERM Overvotes 0 0.00):
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 144 36.36X
J. B. JOHNSON (011 ) 180 45.45r. QUESTION #7 - INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. URtGHT (012) 59 14.90:': OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 13 3.28" YES For amendment (068) 279 70.45"
Overvotes 0 O.OOX NO Against amendment (069) 87 21.97>:
Undervotes 30 7.58"
QUESTION #1 ~ AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Qvervotes 0 O.ODY.
FOR ENTERPRJSE ZONE
YES for authority (O24) 275 69.44X QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO Bgainst authority (025) 99 25.00X MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 20 5.05): YES For amendment (074 ) 88 22.22X
Overvotes 2 0.51r. NO Against amendment (075) 277 69.95%
Under votes 30 7.5B%
QUESTION #2 . COMMISSIONERS Ovcrvotes 1 0.25"
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 110 27.78r. QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031 ) 264 66.61'1. yeS For amendment (OB1 ) 274 69.19%
Undervotes 22 5 .56" NO Against amendment (082) 91 22.98"
Overvotes 0 O.OOX Undervotes 31 7.83%
Overvotes 0 0.00%
QUESTION #3 ~ VICE-HAYOR
t) YES For amendment (036) 333 84.09r. QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
~ NO Against amendment (037) 40 10. 1 Or. YES For amendment (087) 154 36.89r.
Undervotes 22 5.56" NO Against amendment (088) 212 53.54%
overvotcs 1 O.25Y. Undervotes 30 7.58X I
Overvotes 0 O.OOr. I
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIESi FORfEITURE t
OF OfFICE: FILLING VACANCIES: QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS i
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ADVISORY BOAROS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY i
YES For amendment (045) 316 79.80>: YES For amendment (093 ) 297 75.00r. I
NO Against amendment (046) 57 14.39X NO Against amendment (094 ) 66 17.17" .
Undervotes 22 5.56r. Undervotes 31 7.83X f
Overvotes 1 0.25" Overvotes 0 O.OOX I
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PRtclNCT 500 CITY OF CLEARWATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Page 1
08:41pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
KARtK 14, 1995
') CLEAR\lATER QUESTION # 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
Registered Voters 1,004 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
~ . Ballots Cost 141 14.04~ YES for amendment (OS2) 50 35.46%
NO Against amendment ( 053 ) 83 58.87%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 7 4.96X
3'YEAR TERM OVervotcs 1 0.71Y.
HIKE DALLMANN (OD6) U4 BO.B5Y.
ARTKUR "ARTII DEEGAN ( 007) 20 14. 1B~ OUEST ION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
. Undervotes 6 4.26X OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 1 O.71X YES For amendment (062) 99 70.2,X
NO Against amendment (O63) 31 21 .99X
COMMJSSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 9 6.38X
3~YEAR TERM OVervotes 2 1.42r.
BOB 91CKERSTAFFE (010) 30 21.28r.
J. B, JOHNSON (011 ) 91 64,54" QUESTION #7 . INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. WRIGHT (012) 13 9.22% OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 7 4.96" YES For amendment (068) 98 69.50X
Overvotes 0 D.OOY. NO Against amendment (069) 35 24.B2"
Undervotes B 5.67"":
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 O.OOX
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority ( 024 ) 80 56.74" QUESTION #8 . FISCAL
HO against authority ( 025 ) 52 36.BBY. MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Under votes 7 4.96): YES For amendment (074 ) 22 15.60):
Overvotes 2 1.42): NO Agninst amendment (U75) 1it 78.72%
Undl!rvotes 7 4.96):
QUESTION #2 . COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 1 0.71"
COMPENSATION AHO EXPENSES
YES For aml!ndment (030) 43 30. SOX QUESTION # 9 . LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendml!nt (031) 90 63.83% YES For amendment (081) 102 72.34%
Undervotes .7 4.96): NO Against aml!ndment (OB2) 33 23.40"
Overvotes 1 0.71% Undervotl!s 6 4.26r.
Overvotcs 0 O.OOX
CUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR
'.~""" YES For amendment (036) 110 7B,01% QueSTION # 10 ~ CITY ATTORNEY
j NO Against amendment (037) 23 16.31" YES For amendment (OB7) 66 46.81"
-..- Undervotes B 5.67"": NO Against amendment (OBB) 68 48.23r.
Ol/ervotes 0 O.OOY. Undervotes 7 4.96Y.
Overvotes 0 0.00"
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES: FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FILLING VACANCIES: QUESTION #11 . COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVJSORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 109 77.30): YES For amendment (093) 102 72,34%
NO Against amendment (046) 26 18.44X NO Against amendment (094) 29 20.57"":
Undervotes 6 4.26" Undervotes 9 6.3B%
OVervotes 0 0.00% Overvotes 1 0.71%
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PRECINCT 502 CITY OF CLEAR\.IATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Pagl! 1
08:43pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY; FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
, CLEAR\.IATER QUeSTION # 5 . SPECIAL MEETINGS
) Registered Voters 587 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
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Ballots Cost B8 14:99~ YES For amendment (052) 28 31.B2%
NO Against amendment (053) 58 65.91X
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 UndCfvotes D O.DOX
3-YEAR TERH OVervotes 2 2.27X
HIKE DAllMANN (006) 65 73 .86X
ARTHUR IIARTII DEEGAN (007) 21 23.86~ QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 2 2.27~ OF CERTAIN Clry PROPERTY
Overvotes 0 a.OOx, YES For amendment (062) 65 73.86X
NO Against amendment (063) 23 26.14X
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undefvotes 0 O.OOX
3-YEAR TERH OVervotes 0 O.OOX
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 18 20.45~
J. B. JOHNSON (Oll) 61 69.32X QUeSTION #7 . INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. \.IRIGHT (012) 5 S.6Br. OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 4 4.55)>; YES For omendment (068) 64 72.73X
Ovefvotes 0 O.OOX NO Against omendment (069) 23 26.14r.
Undervotes 1 1.14%
QUESTION #1 . AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 O.OOX
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024 ) 56 63.64X QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 30 34.09)>; MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 2 2.27X YES For amendment (074) 13 14.77""
Ollervotes 0 O.OOX NO Against amendment (075) 74 84.09X
Underllotes 1 1.14~
QUESTION #2 - COMMISSIONERS Ollcrvotes 0 O.OOX
CoMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 21 23.B6~ QUESTION # 9 . LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO AgaInst amendment (031) 66 75.00~ ~ES for amendment (081) 56 63.64~
Undervotes 1 1.14% NO Against amendment (082) 31 35.23"
Ollervotes 0 O.OOX Undervotes 1 1.14~
Overvotes 0 O.OOX
QUEST JON #3 . VICE-MAYOR
.-., ~ES For amendment (036) 70 79.55" QUESTION # 10 . CITY ATTORNEY
I~_) NO Against amendment (037) 17 19.32r. ~ES For amendment (087) 35 39.77X
Undervotes 1 1.14X NO Against amendment (aSS) 52 59.09r.
Overvotes a O.oor. Undervotcs 1 1.W:
Overvotcs 0 O.OOX
QUESTION #4 . VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 . COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045 ) 70 79.55X YES For amendment (093 ) 71 80.68X
NO Against amendment (046) 18 20.45" NO Against amendment (094) 15 17.05"
Under\lotes 0 O.OOX Undervotes 2 2.27""
Overvotes 0 a.oox Overvotes 0 0.00r.
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PRECINCT 537 CITY OF CLEARWATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Page 1
08:~4pm Mar 14 1995 PIHElLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
-., CLEARWATER QUESTION N 5 . SPECIAL MEETINGS
....L...... Registered Voters 1,528 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ballots Cast 169 . 11. 06"; YES For amendment (052) 49 28.99"
NO Against amendment (O53) 112 66.27X
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 8 4.73"
3.YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 0.00";
MIKE DALLMANN (OO6) 124 73.37X
ARTHUR IIARTII DEEGAN ( 007) 41 24.26" QUESTION N 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 4 2.37% OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 0 0.00" YES For amendment (062) 127 75. 15%
NO Against amendment (q63) 33 19.53%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 7 4. 14"
3~YEAR TERM Overvotes 2 1. 18%
BOB BJCKERSTAFFE (010) 28 16.57",(
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 122 72.19" QUESTION #7 . INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. WRIGHT (012) 16 9.47" OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 3 1.78~ YES For.amendment (068) 100 59.17X
Overvotes 0 0.00" NO Against amendment ( 069) 59 34.91"
Undervotes 10 s.ny.
QUESTIOIl #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 0.00"
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for autnorlty {O24} 89 52.66% QUESTION #8 - fISCAL
NO against authority (025) 73 43.20" MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 5 2.96" YES For amendment (074 ) 19 11.24"
Overvotes 2 1. 18" NO Against amendment (075 ) 140 82.84~
Undervotes 10 5.92"
QUESTION #2 ~ COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 0 0.00"
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 54 31.95X QUESTION N 9 . LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 10B 63.91X YES For amendment (OB1) 95 56.21"
Undervotes 7 4. 14X NO Against amendment (082) 64 37.87X
Ol/el'votes 0 O.OOY. Undervotcs 9 5.33"
Overvotes 1 0.59"
QUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR
<:) YES For amendment (036) 127 75.15" QUESTION # 10 . CITY ATTORNEY
NO Against amendment (037) 31 18.34" YES For amendment ( 087) 81 47.93"
Undervotes 11 6.51" ND Against amendment (08B) 82 48.52"
Overvotes 0 O.OOX Undervotes 6 3.55"
Overvotes 0 O.OOY.
QUESTION #4 . VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE: FILLING VACANCIES: QUESTION N11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
AOVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 130 76.92" YES For amendment (093 ) 108 63.91"
NO Against amendment ( 046) 32 18.93" NO Against amendment (O94) 51 30.1ay.
Undervotes 7 4.14" Undervotes 10 5.92"
Overvotes 0 0.00" OVervotes 0 o . 00"
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PRECINCT SOB CITY OF CLEAR~ATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Page 1
08:44pm Mar 14 1995 PIHElLAS COUNTY, FLORIOA
MARCH 14, 1995
,'} CLEARIIATER QUESTION # 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
Registered Voters 1.336 ANO VOTING PROCEDURES
'".T Ballots Cast 215 16.09X YES For amendment (052) 45 20.93X
NO Against amendment (053) 157 73 . 02%
COMMISSIONER SEAl 4 Undervotl!s 13 6.05"
3.YEAR TERM OVl!rvotes 0 O.OOX
HIKE DALLMANN (006) 16Q 74.42~
ARTHUR "ART" DEEGAN (007) 47 21.86" QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undcrvotes 8 3.72" OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 0 O.OOX YES For amendment (062) 162 75.35"
NO Against amendment (063) 40 lB.60"
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undl!rvotl!s 13 6.05"
3.YEAR TERM Overvotes .0 0.00"
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 31 14.42Y.
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 135 62.79" QUESTION #7 . INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. IIRIGHT (012) 39 18.14:( DR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Ul'ldervotes 8 3.72" YES For amendment (068) 140 65.12r.
Overvotes 2 0.93X NO Against amendment (069) 52 24.19"
Undl!rvotl!s 19 B.84"
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT. Overvotes 4 1 .86"
FOR ENTERPRISE 20NE
YES for authority (024) 102 47.44" QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 101 46.98" MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 12 5.58X YES For amendment (074) 33 15.35X
Overvotes 0 0.00" NO Against amendment (075 ) 167 77 .67Y.
Undervotes 14 6.51"
QUESTION #2 - COM~ISSIO"ERS Overvotes 1 0.47X
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 39 18.14X QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 164 76.28:( YES For amendment (081) 136 63.26r.
Undervotes 10 4.6SY. NO Against amendment (082) 59 27.44Y.
Overvotes 2 O.93X Undervotes 17 7.91X
Overvotcs 3 1.40"
QUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR
(:) YES For amendment (036) 163 75.81" QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
NO Against amendment (037) 39 18.14% YES For amendment (087) 77 35.81"
Undcrvotes 13 6.05X NO Against amendment (08B) 126 58.60r.
Overvotes 0 0.00" Undervotes 11 5. 12"
Overvotes 1 0.47'''
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FJlLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 . COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOI\RDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 159 73.95" YES For amendment (093) 146 67.91"
NO Against amendment (046) 43 20.00r. NO Agofnst amendment (094 ) 55 25.58"
Undervotes 12 5.58Y. Undervotes 14 6.51%
Overvotes 1 O.47Y. Overvotes 0 O.OOX
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PRECl NCT 527 CITY OF CLEAR~ATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Page 1
08:45pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
-") CLEARIlATER QUESTION # 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
Registered Voters 1,554 AND VOTING PROCEOURES
Ballots Cost 247 15.89~ YES For nmendment (052) 77 31.17""
NO Against amendment (053) 153 61.94%
COHMJSSJOWER SEAT 4 Undervotes 16 6.48:(
3~YEAR TERM Overvotes 1 0.40r.
HIKE DAllMANN (006) 155 62.75%
ARTHUR "ART" DEEGAN ( 007) 84 34.01% QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 6 3.24% OF CERTAJN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 0 O.OOX YES For amendment (062) 193 78.14X
NO Against amendment (063) 45 18.22X
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 9 3.64%
3~YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 0.00%
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 54 21.66X
J. B. JOHNSON (011 ) 127 51. 42% QUESTION #7 . INJTIATIVE
ROBERT E. I./RJGHT (012) 61 24.70X OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 4 1. 62% YES For amendment (D6B) 166 67.21X
Overvotes 1 0.40X NO Against amendment (069) 64 25.91"
Undervotes 17 6.88~
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 0.00"
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024 ) 163 65.99X QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 75 30.36% MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 9 3.64Y. YES For amendment (074) 60 24.29"
Over votes 0 O.OOX NO Against amendment (075 ) 167 67.61X
Undervotes 18 7.29%
QUESTION #2 - COH~ISSIONERS O....er....otes 2 0.81X
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 65 26.32% QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO AgaInst amendment (031 ) 168 68.02% YES For amendment (061) 161 65. 18X
Undervotes 13 5.26" NO Against amendment (082) 71 28.74%
Overvotes 1 0.40% Under....otes 14 5.67"/.
Overvotes 1 0.40"
QUESTION #3 . VICE-MAYOR
.'-',\ YES For amendment (036) 185 74.90r. QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
\.~/ NO Against amendment (037) 39 15.79" ..yeS For amendment (087) 123 49.80r.
Undervotes 23 9.31% NO Against amendment (OB8) 107 43.32%
Overvotes 0 0.00% Undervotes 16 6.48"
Overvotes 1 0.4QX
QUESTION #4 - VACAN~IES: FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE: FILLING VACANCIES: QUESTION #11 - COMMISSIOtl ELECTIONS
ADVISQRY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 195 76.95r. YES For amendment (093) 176 71.26%
NO Against amendment (046) 39 15.79% NO Against amendment (094) 51 20.65"
Undervotes 12 4.86% Undervotes 18 7.29"
Overvotes 1 0.40" Overvotes 2 0.81Y.
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PRECINCT 569 CITY OF CLEAR~ATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Page 1
OS:45pm Mar 14 \995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
HARCH 14, \995
~ CLEAR~ATER QUESTION # 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
, Registered Voters 532 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ballots Cast 5S' 10.90" YES For nmandment (052) 17 29.31%
NO Against amendment (053) 34 58.62"
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Ur.der\lotes 7 12.07%
3~YEAR TERM OYcr\lotcs 0 0.00"
HIKE DALLMANN (006) 44 75.B6~
ARTHUR "ART" DEEGAN (007) 7 12.07% QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 7. 12.07"" OF CERTAIN Clry PROPERTY
O\ler\lotes 0 0.00x. YES For amendment (062) 41 70.69:4
NO Against amendment (063) 13 22.41%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotcs If 6.90%
3-YEAR TERH Overvotes 0 0.00%
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 7 12.07r.
J. 6. JOHNSON (011) 41 70.69)(, QUESTION #7 - INITIATIVE
RODERT E. ~RIGHT (012) 4 6.90% OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotcs 5 S.62% YES For amendment (068) 28 48.28%
Overvotes 1 1 .72" NO Against amendment (069) 23 39.66%
Under\lotcs 7 12.07%
QUESTION #1 . AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT O\lcr\lotes 0 0.00%
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 31 53.45% ' QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 22 37.93% MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 5 8.62% YES For nmendment (074 ) 8 13.79%
Over\lotes 0 O.OO~ HO Agolnst nmendment (075) . 1;4 75.86~
Undervotes 6 10.34%
QUESTION #2 ~ COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 0 0.00%
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 10 17.24r. QUESTION # 9 . LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 45 77 .59% YES For amendment (081) 32 55.1'1'-'
Under\lotcs 3 5.17X NO Against nmendment (OB2) 21 36.21%
Overvotes 0 O.OOX Undervotes 5 8.62%
Overvotes 0 0.00%
QUESTION #3 - VICE-HAYOR
I::) YES For amendment (036) 40 68.97% QUESnOll # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
NO Against amendment (037) 14 24.14r- YES For amendment (087) 22 37.93>:
Undervotes 4 6.90% NO Against amendment (088) 31 53.45%
Overvotes 0 0.00% Undervotes 5 8.62%
Overvotes 0 0.00%
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; fORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 40 68.97% YES for amendment (093) 29 50.00%
NO Against amendment (046) 14 24.14% NO Against amendment (094 ) 23 39.66%
Uooer\lotes 4 6.90>: Undervotes 6 10.34"
Overvotes 0 0.00% Over votes 0 0.00%
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PRECINCT 526 CITY OF CLEAR~ATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Page 1
08:46pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
,~ CLEAR~ATER QUESTION" 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
I Registered Voters 1,458 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
c. ~.." Ballots Cast 126 8. 78" YES For amendment (052) 47 36.72"
NO Against amendment (053 ) 50 39.06"
COMHISSIONER SEAl 4 Undervotes 30 23.44"
3-YEAR TERM OvcrvotCB 1 0.78X
HIKE DALLMANN (006) 96 75.00"
ARTHUR "ART" DEEGAN (007) 23 17 . 97" QUESTION" 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotcs 8 6.25" OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
O\ler\lotes , O.laX YES For amendment (062) 72 56.25"
NO Against amendment (063) 25 19.53"
COMMJSSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 31 24.22"
3'YEAR TERM Ovcrvotcs 0 0.00"
DOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 10 7.81"
J. B. JOHNSON ( 011) 91 71.09" QUESTION #7 - INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. IlRIGHT (012) 12 9.38" OR REfERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 11 8.59" YES For amendment (068) 64 50.00X
Over\lotes 4 3.13" NO Against amendment (069) 33 25.78"
Undervotes 31 24.22"
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Ovcrvotes 0 O.OOX
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024 , 70 54.69" QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (O?S) 32 25.00" MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotcs 26 20.31X YES For nm~ndment (074 ) 30 23.44"
Overvotes 0 O.DOX NO Against amendment (075) 63 49.22"
Undervotes 34 26.56"
QUESTION #2 - COMMISSIONERS Ovcrvotes , 0.78"
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 49 38.28" QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Aga\nst amendment ( 031) 53 41.41" YES For nmendment (081) 62 48.44"
Undervotes 26 20.31" NO Against amendment (082) 36 28.13"
Overvotes 0 O.OOX Undervotes 30 23.44"
Overvotes 0 0.00"
QUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR
I:) YES For amendment (036) 69 53.91" QUESTION # 10 . CITY ATTORNEY
,. NO Against amendment (037) 25 19.53X YES For amendment (087) 59 46.09"
Undervotes 34 26.56" HO Aga\nst nmQ~nt (OBB) 38 29.69"
Overvotes 0 O.OOX Undervotes 31 24.22"
Ovcrvotes 0 0.00"
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; FORFE1TURE
OF OfFICE; FILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY POARDS ANO CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 80 62.50X YES For amendment (093) 65 50.78"
NO Against 'amendment (046) 17 13.28" NO Against amendment (094) 28 21.88"
Undervotes 3T 24.22" Undervotcs 35 27.34"
Overvotes 0 O.OOX Overvotes 0 0.00"
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PRECINCT 524 CITY OF CLEAR~ATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Pago 1
08:48pn Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14. 1995
-,""" ClEAR\lATER QUESTION # 5 w SPECIAL MEETINGS
, I Registered Voters 1,136 AND VOrlNG PROCEDURES
Dallots Cast 32B 28.an.: YES For amendment (052) 125 3B.11~
NO Against amendment (053) 1a2 55.49X
COMMJSSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 21 6.40"
3wVEAR TERM OvervoteS 0 0.00r.
'U KE DALLMANN (006) 13B 42.07"
ARTHUR "ART" DEEGAN ( 007) 183 55.79% QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR use
Undervotes 6 1.a3% OF CERTAlN ClTY PROPERTY
Overvotes 1 0.30X YES For amendment (062) 254 77 .44X
NO Against amendment (063) 59 17.99%
COHMlSSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 15 4.57X
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 0.00"
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 12B 39.02%
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 132 40.24% QUESTION #7 w lNITlATlVE
ROBERT E. \lRIGHT (012) 53 16.16X OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 14 4.27r. YES For amendment (06B) 223 67.99r.
Overvotes 1 0.30" NO Against amendment (069) 69 21.04X
Undcrvotes 35 10.67X
QUESTlON #1 - AD VALOREM TAX eXEMPT Overvotes 1 0.30r.
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONe
YES for authority (024) 208 63.41X QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 97 29.57" M~W~GEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 21 6.40r. YES For amendment (074) 7B 23.78X
Overvotes 2 0.61" NO Against amendment (075) 221 67.38r.
Under votes 29 8.84%
QUESTION #2 - COMMlSSlONERS Overvotes 0 O.OOX
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 117 35.67r. QUESTION # 9 . LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 193 58.a4" YES For amendment (OB1) 223 67.99%
Undervotes 18 5.49X NO Against amendment (082) 70 21.34%
Overvotes 0 O.OOX Undcrvotes 34 10.37X
Overvotes 1 0.30"-
CUESTION #3 w VICE-MAYOR
", YES For amendment (036) 249 75.91% QUESTlON # 10 . CITY ATTORNEY
c:) NO Aga\nst amendment ( 037) 48 14.63% YES For amendment (OB7) 157 47.8"''''
Undervotes 31 9.45X NO Against amendment (OB8) 141 42.99%
Overvotcs 0 o . oar. Undervotes 30 9,15%
Overvotes 0 O.OOX
QUESTION #4 - VACANClES; FORFEJTURE
OF OFFICE; FILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 . COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOAROS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 242 73 . 78% YES For amendment (093 ) 219 66.77"/.
NO Against amendment (046) 60 18.29% NO Against amendment (094) 80 24.39%
Undervotes 26 7.93% Undcrvotes 29 8.B4%
ovcrvoteS 0 O.OOX Overvotes 0 0.00%
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PRECINCT S22 CITY OF CLEAR~ATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION POgo 1
08:49pn Har 14 t995 PINELlAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
" ClEAR\lATER QUESTION # 5 . SPECIAL MEETINGS
I Regfstorod Voters 1,221 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ballots Cast 361 29.5"''' ~ES For ~mcndmcnt (052) 133 36.84X
NO Against amendment (053) 194 53.74:<;
COHMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotos 32 8.06~
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes 2 0.55"
MIKE DALLMANN (006) 117 32.41X
ARTHUR "ART" DEEGAN (007) 236 65.37"" QUESnOl1 # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotos 8 2.22X OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 0 O.OO~ YES For amendment (062) 268 74.24"
NO Against amendment (063) 65 18.01"
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 27 7.48X
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes 1 0.28%
BOB BJCKERSTAFFE (010) 170 47.09"
J. B. JOHNSON (010 106 29.36" QUESTION #7 - JNITIATIVE
ROBERT E. "'RIGHT (012) 58 t6.07X OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotos 26 7.20" YES For amendment (068) 228 63.16"
Overvotes 1 0.28Y. NO A90lnst omendment (069) 86 23.82%
Undervotos 47 13 .02"
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 O.OOX
FOR ENTERPRJSE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 198 54.85X QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO ogolnst authority (025) 130 36.01" HAWAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 33 9.14" YES For amendment (074 ) 93 25.76Y.
Overvotes 0 O.OOX NO Agafnst amendment (075 ) 22B 63.16:<
Undervotes 39 10.BOr.
QUESTION #2 - COMMISSIONERS Ovorvotes 1 0.28r.
CQHPENSATION AND E~PE~sES
YES For amendment (030) 105 29.09" QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (030 224 62.05" YES For amendment (081) 243 67.31"
Undervotes 30 8.31Y. NO Against amendment (082) 79 21.88X
Overvotes 2 0.55X Undervotes 38 10.53"
O\ler\lotes 1 0.28X
QUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR
(~...) YES For amendmont (036) 273 75.62" QUESTION # 10 . CITY ATTORNEY
NO Against amendment ( 037> 56 15.51" YES for amendment (OB7) 178 49.31"
",",,", Undervotes 32 8.86" NO Against amendment (088) 144 39.89r.
Ol(crvotes 0 0.00r. Undervotes 38 10.53"
Overvotes 1 0.28"
QUESTION #4 . VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE: FILLING VACANCIES: QUESTION #11 . COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
VES For amendment (045) 262 72.58" YES For amendment (093) 241 66.76"
NO Agafnst amendment (046) 61 16.90r. NO Against amendment (094) 74 20.50"
Undorvotes 35 9.70X Undervotes 46 12.74r.
Overvotes 3 0.83X Overvotcs 0 0.00"
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PRECINCT 368 CITY OF CLEARWATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION PlIgo 1
08:49pm Mor 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY. FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
.. .."'" CLEARWATER QUESTION # 5 . SPECIAL MEETINGS
I Registered Voters 75 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ballots Cast ,10 13.33~ YES For amendment (052) 1 10.00~
NO Against amendment (053) 9 90.00~
CQKHISSI0NER SEAT 4 Undervotes 0 O.OOX
3.YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 O.OOX
HIKE DALLMANN (006) 10 10O.00X
ARTHUR "ART" DEEGAN (007) 0 O.OOX QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 0 0.00% OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
over....otes 0 O.OOX YES For amendment (062) 9 90.00X
NO Against amendment (063) 1 lo.00X
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 0 o.ao~
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 O.OOX
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 0 O.OoX
J. B. JOHNSON ( 011) 10 100.o0Y. OUESTION #7 - INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. WRIGHT (012) 0 O.OOY. OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 0 O.DoX YES For amendment (066) 6 60.00%
Overvotes 0 O.OOY. NO Against amendment (069) 1 10.00X
Undervotes 0 0.00r.
QUESTION #1 . AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 1 10.00X
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024 ) 4 1,0.00r. QUESTION #8 ~ fiSCAL
NO agaInst authority (025} 6 60.00X MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 0 O.OOX YES For amendment (074) 3 30.00r.
overvotes 0 O.OOY. NO Against amendment (075 ) 7 70.00"
Undervotes 0 O.OO~
QUESTION #2 - COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 0 O.OC%
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 4 40.00% QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 6 60.00Y. YES For amendment (081) 8 80.00%
Undervotes 0 O.OOY. NO Against amendment (Oa2) 2 20.00%
. ,\ overvotes 0 0.00r. Under'lotes 0 0.00%
Overvotes 0 O.OOX
QUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR
~"'''''...t YES For amendment (036) a ao.oor. QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
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Undervotes a O.OOY. NO Against amendment (OB8) 6 60.00% ,
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Overvotcs 0 O.OO~ ~
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; FORFEITURE I
OF OFFICEi FILLING VACANCIES: QUESTION #11 . COMMISSION ELECTIONS .
ADVISORY BOARDS AHn CANOIDATE VACANCY i
YES For amendment (045) 9 90.00% YES For amendment (093) 7 70.00"
NO Against amendment (046) 1 10.00Y. NO Against amendment (094) 2 20.00Y. ,
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PRECINCT 634 CITY OF CLEAR~ATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Poge 1
08:50pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCil 14, 1995
, CLEAR\JATER QUESTION # 5 . SPECIAL MEETINGS
I Registered Voters 2,044 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Bn\ \ots CDst 314 15.36~ YES For om~ndmont (052) 92 29.30:':
NO Against amendment (053) 202 64.33:<
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 20 6.37X
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 0.00:':
MJKE DALLMANN (006) 238 75.80%
ARTHUR llART" DEEGAN (007) 73 23.25:< QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 2 O.64X OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 1 0.32X YES For nmen~nt (062) 246 78.34~
NO Against amendment (063) 46 15.29%
CctlMlsstONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 19 6.05%
3.YEAR TERM Overvotos 1 0.32%
BOB BICKERSTAFFE (010) 26 8.28%
J. B. JOHNSON (Olt) 228 72.61% QUESTION #7 ~ ltllTlATlVE
ROBERT E. \JRIGHT (012) 52 16.56% OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 8 2.55% YES For amendment (068) 203 64.65%
Overvotes 0 0.00% NO Agoinst amendment (069) 82 26.11%
Undervotes 29 9.24%
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT O...ervotes 0 O.OOX
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 200 63.69% QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 93 29.62~ MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Under votes 20 6.37''' YES For amendment (074 ) 68 21. 66>:
Overvotes 1 0.32X NO Against amcndmont (075) 219 69.75X
Under votes 27 8.60):
QUESTION #2 . COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 0 O.OOX
CQHPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 87 27.71>: QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 203 64.65~ YES For amendment (081) 208 66.24X
Undervotes 22 7.01% NO AQalnst amendment (082) 77 24.52%
::';':i'.ULe~ 2 ~.6/;~ tl~d~r,.'"tlll~ 1:.'1 'I.'"''
Overvotes 0 O.OOX
QUESTION #3 - VICE~MAYOR
(,) YES For amendment (036) 2':i0 79.62X QUESTION # 1Q - CITY ATTORNEY
"''''' , NO Against amendment (037) 38 12.10Y. YES For amendment (087) 127 40.45>:
Undervotes 26 8.28" NO Agoinst amendment (06B) 159 50.64%
Overvotes 0 O.OOY. Undervotcs 27 8. 60r.
O...ervotes 1 o .32"
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE: FILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045 ) 246 78.34" YES For amendment (093) 214 68.15Y.
NO Against amendment (046) 46 14.65Y. NO Against amendment (094) 68 21.66X
Undervotes 22 7.01" Undervotcs 32 10.19>:
Overvotes 0 O,OOY. Overvotes 0 O.OOY.
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PRECINCT 372 CITY OF CLEARUATER HUNICIPAL ELECTION . , P oge 1
08:51pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
<1 CLEARIJATER QUESTION # 5 . SPECIAL MEETINGS
Registered Voters 0 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ballots Cast 0 O.OOX YES For nmendment (052) 0 O.OOX
NO Against amendment (053) 0 O.OOX
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervctl!s 0 O.OOX
3-YEAR TERM Ol/erllotes 0 O.OOX
HIKE DALlHANN (006) 0 O.OOX
ARTHUR "ART" DEEGAN (007) 0 O.OOX QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 0 O.OOX OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
O\lervotes 0 O.OOX YES For amendment (062) 0 O.OOX
NO Against amendment (063 ) 0 O.OOX
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotl!s 0 O.OOX
3-YEAR TERH O\lervotes 0 o.OOX
BOB BICKERSTAFfE (010) 0 O.OOX
J. D. JOHNSON (Oll) 0 O.OOX QUESTION #7 - INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. IJRIGHT (012) 0 O.OOX OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 0 O.OOX YES for Qmendh~nt (068) 0 O.OoX
Overvotes 0 O.OOX NO Against amendment (069) 0 0.00"
Undervotes 0 O.OOX
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEHPT Overvotes 0 o.oOX
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 0 O.OOX QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 0 O.OoX MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Under\lotes 0 O.OOX YES For amendment (074) 0 O.OoX
Overvotes 0 O.OOX NO Against amendment (075) 0 o.OOX
Under votes 0 O.ODX
QUESTION #2 . COMMISSIONERS O\lervotes 0 O.OoX
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
~ES For amendment (03o) 0 O.OOX QUESTION # 9 . LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 0 0.00" YES For amendment (081) 0 O.OOX
Undervotes 0 0.00r. HO Against amendment (082) 0 O.OOX
Over votes 0 O.oOX Undervotes 0 O.oor.
Overvotes 0 O.OOX
QUESTION #3 - V1Ce-HAYOR
.{~} YES For amendment (036) 0 O.OOX QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
. '1';\l.'! NO Against amendment (O37) 0 O.OOX YES For amendment (D87) 0 0.00"
Undervotes 0 O.oOX NO Against amendment (088) 0 O.OoX
Overvotes 0 O.OOX Undervotes 0 O.OoX
O\lervotes 0 O.OOX i
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICEj FILLING VA~ANCIESj QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY f
IES For amendment (045) 0 0.00" YES For amendment (093 ) 0 0.00r.
NO AgaInst amendment (046) 0 O.ooX NO Against amendment (094) 0 O.OOX I
UndervDtes 0 0.00" Undervotes 0 0.00" 1
Overvotes 0 o.oor. Overvotes 0 0.00" I
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PRECINCT 373 CITY OF CLEARWATER MUNiCiPAL ELECTION Page T
OB:51pn Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIOA
MARCH 14, 1995
'"""""- ClE~RI,/ATER QUESTION # 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
J Rcglstered Voters 0 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
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Ballots Cas t 0 0.00% YES For amendment (052) 0 O,OOX
NO Against nmendment (053) 0 O,OO~
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 0 0.00%
3-YEAR TERM OVcrvotcs 0 0.00%
HIKE DALLMANN (006) 0 O.OOX
ARTHUR nART" DEEGAN (007) 0 0.00~ QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undcrvotes 0 0.00" OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 0 0,00% YES For amendment (062) 0 0.00r.
NO Against amendment (063) 0 O.OO~
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 0 0.00%
3~YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 O.OG%
OOB OICKERSTAFFE (010) 0 o .00r.
J, O. JOHNSON (011) 0 0.00r. QUESTION #7 . INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. WRIGHT (0'2) 0 O.OOY. OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 0 0.00r. YES For amendment (068) 0 O.OOX
Overvotes 0 O.OOr. NO Against amendment (069) 0 D.OGr.
Undervotes 0 0,00%
QUESTION #1 . AD VALOREH TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 O.OO~
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 0 D,OOr. QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 0 O. oar. MANAGEMENT PROCEOURE
Undervotes 0 a.oox YES For amendment (074) 0 a.oor.
Overvotes 0 O,OOX NO Against amendment (075) 0 o,OO~
Undorvotes 0 o. oar.
QUESTION #2 . COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 0 O.OOX
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 0 0.00% QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 0 0.00% YES For amendment (081) 0 o .OOX
Undervotes 0 O.OO~ NO Against amendment (082) 0 0.00r.
Overvotes 0 0.00r. Undervotes 0 o. oar.
Over votes 0 O.OO~
QUESTION #3 . VICE-MAYOR
(':"l:,",) YES For amendment (036) 0 0.00r. QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
,.-, NO Against amendment (037) 0 O.OO~ YES For amendment (087) 0 D.OOX
Undervotes 0 0.00% NO Against amendment (OBB) 0 0.00%
Overvotcs 0 O.OOr. Undervotes 0 O.OOX
Over votes 0 o. oar.
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; fILLING VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISORY BOARDS MlD CAtlD I DATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 0 0.00r. YES For amendment C093} 0 0.00%
NO Against amendment (046) 0 0.00r. NO Against amendment (094 ) 0 0.00%
Undervotes 0 D.OOr. Undervotes 0 0.00%
Overvotes 0 0.00r. Overvotes 0 O. oar.
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PRECINCT 501 CITY OF CLEAR~ATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Png~ 1
08:52pn Har 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
"") CLEARWATER QUESTION" 5 - SPECIAL MEETINGS
.,...... Regfst~r~ Voters 552 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ballots Cost 42 7.61" YES For amendment (052) 24 57.14X
NO Against omendment (053) 14 33.33X
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 4 9.52"
3~YEAR TERH Overvot~s 0 O.OOX
HIKE DALLHANN (006) 23 54.76X
ARTHUR "ART" DEEGAN (007) 14 33.33% OUEST ION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 4 9.52X OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
OVervotes t 2.38X YES For amendment (062) 25 59.52"
NO Against amendment (063) 12 28.57X
COMMJSSIONER SEAT 5 Undcrvotes 5 , 1. 90"
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes 0 0.00%
BOB alCKERSTAFFE (010) 9 21.43%
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 22 52.38X QUESTION #7 . INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. WRIGHT (012) 7 16.67X OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 4 9.52y. YES For amendment CObEl) 26 61.90"
Overvotes 0 O.oor. NO Against amendment (069)i 11 26.19%
Undervotes 5 11.90%
QUESTION #1 ~ AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT OVervotes 0 0.00% I
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024 ) 2t 50.00Y. QUESTIOH ~B . FISCAL .\
NO against authority (025) 18 42.86r. MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Unclervotes 3 7.14::( YES For .omendment (074) 10 23.81::( 1
Ovcrvotes 0 O.OOX NO Against amendment (075) 26 61.90%
Undervotes 6 14.29%
QUESTION ~2 - COMMISSIONERS Ovcrvotes 0 O.OOX
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 16 38. lOX I'1Ue5T!C~J # ? - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO AgaInst amendment (031) 23 54.76% YES For amendment (081) 22 52.38%
Under votes 3 7.14r. NO Against amendment (082) 16 38.10%
Overvotes 0 0.00r. Undervotes 4 9.52X
Overvotcs 0 0.00%
QUESTION #3 . ViCE-MAYOR
<:J YES For amendment (036) 27 64.29% OUEST ION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
NO Against amendment (037) 12 28.57X YES For amendment (087) 29 69.05%
Undervotes 3 7.14Y. HO AgaInst amendment (OB8) 10 23.a1X
Ovcrvotes 0 O.OOX Undervotes 3 7.14%
Overvotes 0 0.00r.
OUESTION #4 - VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FiLLiNG VACANCIES; QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVISQRY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANC1
YES For amendment (045) 34 80.95" YES For amendment (093) 26 61.90%
NO Against amendment (046) 4 9.52% NO Against amendment (094 ) 12 28.57X.
Undervotes 4 9.52% Undervotcs 4 9.52"
Overvotes 0 0.00% Overvotes 0 0.00r.
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09:04pm Har 14 1995 PINELLAS COUUTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14, '995
~) C\.EAR~^TER aUESTIO>> # 5 - SPEC'AL HEET'NGS
Registered Voters 2,112 AND VOTI~G PROCEDURES
Ballots Cast 146 6.91" YES For amcndmDnt (052) 45 30.82~
NO Against amendment (053 ) 98 67.12%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 3 2.05%
3-YEAR TERM Ovcrvotcs 0 0.00%
HIKE DALLMANN (006) 110 75.34X
ARTHUR "ARTu DEEGAN ( 007) 31 21.23% QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotes 4 2.74X OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotcs 1 0.68% YES For amendment (062) 113 77 .40X
HO Against amendment (063) 28 19.18%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 5 3 .42%
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes a 0.00"
BOB BJCKERSTAFFE (010) 25 17.12%
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 93 63.70X QUESTION #7 . INITJATIVE
ROBERT E. ~RIGHT (012) 23 15.7S" OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 5 3.42% YES For amendment (068) 110 75.34%
Overvotes 0 O.OOX NO Against amendment (069) 32 21.92~
Under votes 4 2.74%
QUESTION #1 . AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 0.00%
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 95 65.07X QUESTION #8 - FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 46 31.51% MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotcs 5 3.42~ YES For amendment (074 ) 23 15.75%
Overvotes 0 O.OOX NO Against amendment (075 ) 118 80.82r.
Undervotes 5 3.42r.
QUESTION #2 - COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 0 0.00%
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 24 16.44r. QUESTION # 9 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment ( 031) 118 80.82% YES For amendment (081) 102 69.86r.
Undervotes 4 2.74"1. NO Against amendment (082) 40 27.40r.
Overvotes 0 O.OO~ Undervotes 3 2.05%
Overvotes 1 O.68~
QUESTION #3 - VICE-MAYOR
C~, YES For amendment (036) 110 75.34r. QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
~d .".' NO ~9ainst amendment (037) 27 18.49"1. YES For amendment (087) 55 37.67%
Undervotes 9 6.16% NO Against amendment (OB8) 86 58.90"
Overvotes 0 O.OOr. Undervotes 5 3.42~ i
Overvotes 0 O.OOX . ,
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OF OFFICE: FILLING VACANCIES: QUESTION #11 " COMMISSION ELECTIONS \
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YES For amendment (045) 120 82.19X YES For amendment (093) 110 75.34~
NO Against amendment (046) 25 17.12% NO Against amendment ( 094 ) 31 21. 23" i
Undervotes 1 0.68% Undervotes 5 3.42X
Overvotcs 0 0.00"1. Overvotes 0 O.OOX
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PRECINCT 608 CITY OF CLEARWATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION Page 1
09:04pm Mar 14 1995 PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
MARCH 14, 1995
.-~ Cl.EARWATER QUESTION # 5 . SPECIAL MEETINGS
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Ballots Cast 256 14.12" YES For amendment (052) 81 31. 64%
NO Against amendment (053) 158 61.72%
COMMISSIOUER SEAT 4 Undervotcs 17 6.64"
3~YEAR TERM Ovcrvotcs 0 0.00%
HIKE DALLMANN (006) 193 75 .39%
ARTHUR "ART" DEEGAN (007) 48 18.75% QUESTION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotcs 13 5.08" OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Over votes Z 0.78% YES For amendment (062) 179 69.92%
NO Against amendment (063) 62 24.22"
COMHISSIONER SEAT 5 Undervotes 15 5.86~
3'YEAR TERH Overvotes 0 0.00"
BOB BICKERSTAFfE (010) 22 8.59%
J. B. JOllllSON (011) 212 82.81~ QUESTION #7 . INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. WRIGHT (012) 16 6.25% OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undervotes 4 1 .56" YES For amendment (068) 162 63.28%
Overvotes 2 0.78% NO Against amendment (069) 65 25.39%
Undervotes 29 11.33X
QUESTION U1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotes 0 o .00%
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024) 145 56.64" QUESTION #8 . FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 98 38.28" MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 13 5.08" YES For amendment (074) 45 17 .5aX
Overvotes 0 O.OOX NO Against amendment (075) 191 74.61%
Undervotes 20 7.81"
QUESTION #2 - COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 0 O.OOX
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 59 23.05X QUESTION # 9 . lEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Ago\nst amendment (031) 187 73. 05~ YES For amendment (081) 151 58.98"
Undervotes 10 3.91% NO Against amendment (082) 78 30.47""
OVQrvotes 0 0.00" UndQrvotQs 26 10.16X
OVervotes 1 0.39X
QUESTION #3 . VICE-MAYOR
.........,.I-.t.""\ YES For amendment (036) 204 79.69"11 QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
I....,J NO Against amendment (037) 38 14.84" YES For amendment (087) "5 44.92%
Undervotes 14 5.47"1. NO Against amendment (088) 119 46.48X
Overvotes 0 o .OOX Undervotes 22 8. 59X
. OVervotcs 0 o .0 OX
QUESTION #4 - VACANCIESi FORFEITURE
OF OFFICE; FILLING VACANCIESj QUESTION #11 - COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVI SORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045 ) 184 71.88" YES For amendment (093) 167 65.23X
NO Against amendment (046) 55 21.48" NO Against amendment (094) 70 27.34%
Under\lot es 17 6.64% Undervotes 19 7." 2%
Overvotes 0 0.00" Overvotes 0 o .0 OX
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09:19pm Mar 14 1995 PIHELLAS COUNTY; FLORIDA
HARen 14, 1995
f""---""", CLEARWATER QUEST tOW # 5 . SPECIAL MEETINGS
Registered Voters 2,564 AND VOTING PROCEDURES
Ballots Cast 419 16.34% YES For amendment (052) 125 29.83%
NO Against amendment (053) 273 65.16%
COMMISSIONER SEAT 4 Undervotes 19 4.53"
3-YEAR TERM Overvotes 2 0.48%
MIKE DALLMANN (006) 295 70.41%
ARTHUR UARTIt DEEGAN (007) 115 27.45% oUEST ION # 6 TRANSFER OR USE
Undervotcs 8 1. 91" OF CERTAIN CITY PROPERTY
Overvotes 1 0.24" YES For amendment (062) 317 75.66%
HO Against amendment (063) 88 21.00"
COMMISSJONER SEAT 5 Undervotcs 13 3.10%
3-YEAR TERM Ovcrvotcs 1 0.24%
BOB BIC~ERSTAFFE (010) 51 12.17".'
J. B. JOHNSON (011) 263 62.77" QUESTION #7 - INITIATIVE
ROBERT E. YRIGHT (012) 89 21.24r. OR REFERENDUM PETITIONS
Undcrvotes 15 3 .58% YES For amendment (068) 278 66.35"
Overvotes 1 0.24% NO Against amendment (069) 115 27.45"
Undervotes 26 6.21%
QUESTION #1 - AD VALOREM TAX EXEMPT Overvotcs 0 0.00"
FOR ENTERPRISE ZONE
YES for authority (024 ) 225 53.70% oUEST ION #8 . FISCAL
NO against authority (025) 176 42.00% MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE
Undervotes 17 4.06% YES For amendment (074) 67 15.99"
Overvotes 1 0.24% NO Against amendment (075 ) 335 79.95"
Undervotos 17 4.06X
QUESTION #2 ~ COMMISSIONERS Overvotes 0 0.00"
COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES
YES For amendment (030) 96 22.91% QUESTION # 9 . LEGAL DEPARTMENT
NO Against amendment (031) 309 73.75% YES For amendment (081) 266 63.48"
Undervotes 12 2.86% NO Against amendment (082) 134 31.98"
Ovcrvotes 2 0.48% Undervotes 19 4 . 53~
Overvotes 0 0.00r.
QUESTION #3 - VICE~HAYOR
:'~j YES For amendment (036) 328 78.28" QUESTION # 10 - CITY ATTORNEY
(~.'l'i~" NO Against amendment (O37) 69 16.47"" YES For amendment (087) 174 41.S3X
Undervotes 22 5.25% NO Against amendment (088) 223 53.22"
Overvotes 0 0.00% Undervotcs 21 5.01"
Overvotes 1 0.24"
QUESTION #4 . VACANCIES; FORFEITURE
OF OFFICEj FILLING VACANCtES: QUESTION #11 . COMMISSION ELECTIONS
ADVI SORY BOARDS AND CANDIDATE VACANCY
YES For amendment (045) 315 75.18r. YES For amendment (093 ) 286 68.26:<'
NO AgaInst amendment (046) 86 20.53r. NO Against amendment (094) 108 25.78%
Undervotes 18 4.30r. Undcrvotes 25 5.97X
Overvotes 0 O.oO~ Overvotes 0 D.OOr.
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PINELLAS COUNTY
CITY CLERK DEPT.
\Ve, the undersigned. PATRICK ((. CADDELL. County Judge, DOROTHY \y.
RJjGGLES. Supervisor of Elections, nnd BRUCE G.TYNJ)A~L, Member nl'thc I3lltlJ'd or
County Commissioners, constituting the Board of COllnty Canvassers in and for said County. do
hereby certify that we mct on the 1J1h day of Murch, A.D.. 1996, and proceeded publicly to
cnnvass the votes given for the offices nnd persons hereby spccilkd at the PRESIDENTIAL
PREFERENCE PRIMARY, SPECIAL DISTRICT REFERENDUM, nut! MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS held ort the 12th day of Mmch, AD.. 1996. (IS showl1 by the returns 011 lile in the
office orthe Supervisor of Elections. We do hereby certify from said returns <IS follows:
The total numbcr of votes cast in the HEPUBLICAN Prcsidl.:ntial Preference Primary was
77.954 of which number:
LAMAR ALEXANDER
of which he received:
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PAT BUCHANAN
of which he received:
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BOB DOLE
qf which he received:
17,203
23,993
BOB DORNAN
of which he received:
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1-11
STEVE FORBES
of which he received:
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PHIL GRAMM
of which he received:
1Q
153
ALAN KEYES
of which he received:
received 1.182 votes
from Congressional District Nine
from Congressional District Ten
received 12,116 votcs
from Congressional District Nine
from Congressional District Ten
received 41,196 votes
from Congressional District Ninc
from Congressional District Ten
received lS.:t votes
from Congressional District Nine
from Congressional District Ten
received 21.078 votes
from Congressional District Nine
from Congressional District Ten
reccived 223 votes
from Congressional District Nine
from Congressional District Ten
received .L3.B1l votes
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534 from Congressional District Nine
BA!i from Congressional District Ten
SAM CASELLA
DAN COLEMAN
THOMAS M. KRUEMPELST AEDTER
DON SPRAGUE
rcceived
received
received
received
&i1 votes
60S votes
775 votes
12:l votes
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RICHARD LUGAH
of which he received:
reed vcd J.lll votes
ill from Congressional District Nine
12.0. from Congressional District Ten
MORRY T A YLOIl
of which hc reccived:
received ill votr.:s
5.6. from Congressional District Nine
112 from Congrcssionul Distr,ict Tl:n
PALM HARBOR SPECIAL FIRE CONTHOL IlISTIUCT
REFERENDUM ELECTION
INCREASE IN MILLAGE CAP FROM 1.5 NULLS TO 2.0 MILLS
In order to meet the increasing costs of providing cmergency services to thc residents of
the Palm Harbor Special Firc Control District, shall Chapter 95-469, Laws of Florida. be
adopted, which act authorizes an increase in the millage cap from 1.5 mills to 2.0 mills?
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NO (For Rejection)
received ~ votes
received Mkl votes
TO\VN OF BRLLEA1R MUNICIPAL ELECTIO~
For COMMISSIONER (2- YEAR TERM)(Vote for TWO):
CITY OF CLEAR\VATER MUNICIPAL ELECTION
For MAYOR-COMMISSIONER SEAT 1(3~YEAR TERM):
RITA GARVEY
JIM WARNER
n.~ccivcd 14.231 votes
rccci vcd 1Jll!2 VOles
For COMMISSIONER SEAT 2 (3. YEAR TERM):
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BILL KIRDAS
KAREN SEEL
r~ccj\'cd .bill votes
recl.:i vcd 5..J!.!U. votes
received 12.9~4 votes
For COMMISSIONER SEAT 3 (3. YEAR TERM):
SUE A. BERFIELD
ED HOOPER
received ~ votes
received J 1 ,2QQ votes
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JAMES R. PALAMARA
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REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. ONE
ClTV OF CLEARWATER CHARTER ^MENDMENT
CITY RECREATION/OPEN SPACE PROPERTY
Shall Section 2.0t(d)(4)(V) of the City Clmrtcr be amended as provided ill Ordinance
5925~95 to remove the rcquircment for u relerendum prior to leasing city owneu real
property idcntiHed as recreation/open space on the city's comprehensive land use plan
map but retain the requirement for referendum prior to sale of such property?
YES For nmendment to City Chnrtcr
NO Against nmcndmcnt to Cit). Churtcr
received ~ votes
I'cccivculO.730 votes
CITY OF INDIAI'; ROCKS BEACH MUNICIPAL ELECTION
For MA YOH.~COMMISSIONER (2- YEAR TERM):
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For COMMISSIONEn (2-YEAR TERM){Votc for TWO):
.JOF. DIMA
LARRY SANDEl~ER
JEAN SCOTT
received
received
received
ill votes
MB votes
2@ votes
TO\VN; OF KENNETH CITY MUNICIPAL ELECTION
For COUNCILMEMBER (2- YEAR TERM)(Votc lor TWO):
HARLENE HHONEY BEE" BOWIE
RUSS DUMONT
KAREN B. KENNEDY
\VILLIAM B. uBILL" SMITH
ELAINE J. VAUGHAN
reed vcd
reed vcd
received
recd ved
received
ill votes
3.!l1 votes
m votes
S42 votes
ill votes
CITY OF LARGO MUNICIPAL ELECTION
For COMMISSIONER ~ SEAT 1 (3- YEAR TERM):
DUANE H. RUNYAN
JUDY DEAN
receivcd bill votes
received 5.a14!! votes
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The Largo City Commission is considering relocating the City Hall administrative offices
and Police Administration to another facility. When this occurs, the Largo City Hall and
Police Administration buildings and properties will be declared surplus and sold by
competitive bid or leased for a term greater than live years.
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BALLOT QUESTIONS
Qu~stion No, I
ill votcs
ill votcs
llR votes
528 votcs
Shall the City of Largo. pursuant to the rcqui rCl11cnts of C ily Charter Section 2, 12( (,) be
authorized to sell or lease for a term greater than live years the Largo City Ilnll properl)'
at 225 First Avenue SW consisting orJ,~5 m:res Ill.O,1.
YES (For Approval)
NO (For Rejection)
received ~ votes
receivcd .Lill votcs
Question No.2
ShaH the City of Largo, pursuant to the requircments or City Churter Section 2. J 2(6) be
authorized to sell or leasc for a term greater than five years the Police Administration
property at 100 East Bay Drive consisting ot'Z.62 acres m.o.1.
YES (For Approvnl)
NO (For Rejection)
received M1Y votes
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For COUNCIL SEAT ONE (2- YEAR TERM):
GARY L. BRELSFORD
JOSEPH E. MYERS
MILTON P ASeO
JEFFREY SANDLER
received
received
received
received
For COUNCIL SEAT THREE (2- YEAR TERM)
LINDA R. MACDONALD
ROBERT L. WRIGHT
recei ved
recei vcd
.8.B..3. v 0 t c s
ill votes
rO\VN OF REDINGTON SHORES MUNICH) AI.. ELECTION
For MAYOR COMMISSIONEn (2~YEAR TERM):
TONY ANTONIO US
.J. J. BEYROUTI
DALE DEL BELLO
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received
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ill votes
ill votes
ZQ!! votes
PROPOSED AMENDMENT OF THE CHARTER OF THE TO\VN OF REDINGTON
SHORES, FLORIDA, CONCERNING TOWN TREASURER
Shall Section 17 of the Charter of the Town of Redington Shores, Florida, pertaining to
the Town Treasurer be amended, as provided for in Ordinance No 95-10, to specify that
the Town Treasurer's duties shull include depositing funds and moneys into appropriate
depositories or accounts?
YES (For the nmcndment)
NO (Agninst the nmcndmcnt)
received
received
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ll5.n votes
ill votes
YES (For the nmcndmcnt)
NO (Agninst the !Intendment)
received
recd ved
ill votes
l3!! votes
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT OF THE CHARTER OF THE TO\VN OF REDINGTON
SHORES, FLORIDA. CONCERNING ORDINANCE ADOPTION
Shall Seetioll \4 of the Charler of the Town or Redington Shores, Florida. pertaining In
ordinunce adoption procedures. be amended. as provith::d for in Ordinance No 95-11. to
comply with the uniform procedure {or adoption procedures us required by the general
law of the State or Florida?
A REFERENDUM PERTAINING TO SALARIES OF THE MA YOR-
COMMISSIONER AND DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS
Shall Section C-6 of the Chartcr of the Town of Redington Shores be amended, as
provided for in Ordinance No 95-12, to reflect that the Mayor~Commissjoner of the Town
of Redington Shores receive a salary of$300.00 pcr month, and the four District
Commissioners of the Town of Redington Shores each reccive a salary of $250.00 per
month, effective Aprill, I 996?
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NO (Agllinst the issue)
reed vcd
recei ved
ill votes
M1 votes
CITY OF ST. PETE B~ACH MUNICIPAL ELECTIQN
For COMMISSIONER CITY DIS~RICT #1 (2-YEAR TERM):
SARANAN M. LAUCK
PAUL C. SHERMAN
received
received
m votes
ill votes
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