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ACTION AGENDA - CLEARWATER CITY COMMISSION MEETING
Thursday, October 2, 1997 - 6:00 P.M. - Commission Chambers
1. Invocation
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Introductions and Awards
4. Presentations
5. Approval of Minutes - Regular Meeting
9/18/97 & Special Meeting 9/29/97
(attorney Icli ent)
6. Citizens to be heard re items not on the Agenda
1. Dr. James Hilton, Central Christian Church.
2. Mayor.
3. Proclamation:
Fire Prevention Week - 10/5-11/97.
4. Video re 1998 Nagano Olympics.
5. Approved as submitted.
Patrick Shepler, President IAFF, requested a fair contract and respect from labor negotiations.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
7. Public Hearing & First Reading Ord. #6192-
97 - Vacating 15' utility easement lying
between Lots 16-23, Blk B, Clearwater Beach
Park 1 st Addition and Lots 1 2-1 5, Blk A,
Clearwater Beach Park 1 st Addition Replat
C~" ' (Heilman's Restaurant Inc. 1 Heilman Family
.,J Ltd. Partnership, V97-15)(EN)
B. Public Hearing & First Reading Ord. #6179~
97 - Relating to Flood Damage Prevention
Regulations; amending Sec. 51.03, revising
definition of substantial improvement (CP)
9; (Cont. at 8/21/97) Variance(s) to Sign
Regulations for property located at 101 S.
Park Place Blvd., Storz Ophthalmics, Inc.,
Park Place, Lots 2 & 3 (The Grand Reserve at
Park Place limited Partnership, SV97-09)(CP)
10. (Cant. from 9/4/97) Public Hearing & First
Reading Ords. #6172-97 & #6173-97 - land
Use Plan Amendment to Recreation/Open
Space & OS/R & P Zoning for property
located at 2950 Drew St., Sec. 8-29-16,
M&B 44.0' (City of Clearwater, LUP97-07,
Z97-08) - Request to Continue
11. (Cont. from 9/4/97) Public Hearing -
Annexation & 1) CH, 2) RS-4 Zoning for
property located at 1) 18350 US 19N, Sec.
19-29-16, M&B 44.12 & part of 44.11 & 2)
Hampshire Acres, Blk A, lots 12 & 13
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7. Approved provided a sanitary sewer utility
access portal ,is installed at the northerly line
of the subject easement to separate the
City's portion of the sewer line from the
restaurant's lateral and private easements are
dedicated to GTE, GTE Media Ventures &
Time Warner Cable. Ord. #6192-97 passed
1 st reading.
8. Approved. Ord. #6179-97 passed 1st
reading.
9. Approved variance of 3 signs to allow 5 signs
at each entrance, and variance of 11.1 sq.ft.
to allow an aggregate sign area of 59.1 sq. ft.
at each entrance.
10. Continued to 11/6/97.
11. Continued.
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(Staring, TRE / Rite.On land Trust,
Progressive Development Group, Inc., Z97-
08) . Staff request to continue due to P&Z
continuance
Public Hearing - Second Reading Ordinances
12. Ord. #6183-97 - Amending Operating Budget 12. Ord. #6183.97 adopted.
for Fiscal Year ending 9/30/97
13. Ord. #6184-97 - Amending Capital 13. Ord. #6184-97 adopted.
lmprovement Program Report and Budget for
Fiscal Year ending 9/30/97
14. Ord. #6189.97 - Vacating N 8' of 25' 14. Ord. #6189-97 adopted.
drainage & utility easement lying along 5 side
of Lot 66 Windsor Park 1 st Addition (Richard
& Doris Harding, Jr., V97-13)
15. Ord. #6190.97 . Vacating 20' drainage & 15. Ord. #6190-97 adopted.
utility easement lying along N side of Lot 14,
-less westerly 15'; and vacate 5' drainage
easement lying along E side of said Lot less
southerly 10' thereof; together with; 20'
drainage & utility easement and 5' drainage
easement, both lying along W side of Lot 13,
less northerly 12' and southerly 1 0' thereof,
o The Reserve Sub. (William & Debra
Baumgart, V97-14)
CITY MANAGER REPORTS
CONSENT AGENDA (Items #16-29) - Approved as submitted.
The following items require no formal public hearing and are subject to being approved in a single
motion. However, any City Commissioner or the City Manager may remove an item from the Consent
Agenda to allow discussion and voting on the item individually.
16. Approval of Purchases & Declaration of Surplus per 9/24/97 memorandum:
Extension, satellite copy machine service, Xerox Corp., includes all equipment & supplies other
than paper necessary to make photo copies by all departments, 1111 /97-9/30/98, est. $77,000
(1M)
Amendment, professional services agreement, HDR Engineering, Inc., to include maximum fee of
$115,229 for work in conjunction with additional alternatives provided by citizen & business
, input for the Project Development and Environmental (PD&E) Study in progress (EN)
Shrimp &' Bait for resale at Pier 60, West Coast Shrimp, 10/2/97-9/30/98, est. $30,000 (MR)
Increase contract with Stringer Tire Company, tire service, repair & replacement, to est.
$295,000 to provide funding for remaining period ending 12/31/97 (GS)
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Misc. radio parts necessary to repair City's 800 MHz trunking radio system, Ericsson, Inc.,
10/3/97-12/31/99. est. $110,000 (GS)
Blanket Purchase Order for $145,000 to Flash Equipment. Inc. for emergency lighting, sirens,
speakers, trailer hitches, misc. lighting & other equipment for City vehicles, 10/3/97-6/30/2000
(GS)
Declare surplus to City needs, one Scotch lite Heat Lamp Applicator, Serial #2363. and authorize
disposal through highest bid
Declare vehicles & equipment surplus to City needs, and authorize disposal through Tampa
Machinery Auction
Lease renewal, 1000 Vine Ave., Jurgens Addition to Clearwater, Blk E. part Lot 10. from Albert
& Linda Guy, 1011/97-9/30/98, with one 1-year term option, $400 per month for total $4.800
(property used for North Greenwood Neighborhood Office) ICRT)
First Amendment to Fire Protection Services Agreement with Pinellas County Fire Protection
Authority, extending term to 3/31/98 (FD) .
Contract for subaqueous directional bore of Dunedin Causeway to A & L Underground, Inc.,
$264,722 (GAS)
Ratify & Confirm Blanket Purchase Orders for purchase of vehicle parts from Fleet Products, Inc.,
for $71,500 (GS)
Extend services of existing contract with Pitney Bowes Management Services (PBMS) to include
processing all city "office" mail, pre-sort (bulk) mail, temporary mail courier & other special
mailing projects, for $45,340 (1M)
Agreement with the School Board of Pinellas County for continuation of School Resource Officer
Program, for 1997-98 school year, at Clearwater High School & Countryside High School (PO)
Approve $23,737.44 donation in 1997 PILOT Funds, paid to City by Clearwater Housing
Authority (CHA) to Clearwater Homeless Intervention Project, Inc. (CHIP) to offset impact and
permit fees (PO)
Contract for renovation of infield playing surface at Jack Russell Stadium to Athletic Services,
$92,500 (PR)
Second Amendment to lease agreement dated 3/7/96 with Clearwater Newspapers, Inc.,
extending term to 1/31/98, renewable monthly thereafter at City option, Aiken Sub., Blks 9 &
10, for MSB/PS temporary parking facilities (EN)
Work Order, accidental emission release risk management plan, McKim & Creed, $126,500 (EN)
Approve ranking & award contract to Ash Engineering, Inc. for services related to Allen's Creek
Experimental Water Quality Treatment Demonstration Project, at a cost to the City of $65,800
(EN)
Amendment to Cooperative Agreement with SWFWMD for design & construction of an
Experimental/Educational Pond Project at Druid Road and Allen's Creek (EN)
Contract for consultant services, Natural Resources Planning Services, Inc., to complete Phase II
of City Street Tree Inventory, and authorize use of City Tree Replacement Fund for City's
$16,700 portion (EN)
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OTHER ITEMS ON CITY MANAGER REPORT
30. Authorize City Attorney to execute a contract
with Siemon, Larsen & Marsh to prepare a
comprehensive revision to the City Land
Development Code for $234,450 (CP)
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30. Continued to 10/16/97.
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.......". Approve collective bargaining agreement as
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1997-98, 1998-99, and '999-2000 (eM)
32. First Reading Ord. #6196-97 - Creating Sec.
30.054 imposing certain parking restrictions
within street r-o-w In residential areas, and
providing exceptions; creating Sec. 30.055
defining "inoperative vehicle" and prohibiting
the keeping, storing, parking, or allowing to
remain on public property of inoperative
vehicles for longer than 24 hours; creating
Sec. 30.056 prohibiting tho parking of
vehicles upon public property or street r-o-w
for the purpose of displaying for sale;
creating Sec. 30.057 providing for
enforcement of Sees. 30.054-30.056;
renumbering Sees. 30.054 through 30.057
as Sees. 30.058 through 30.061 (CRT)
33. First Reading Ord. #6197-97 - Amending
Sec. 20.35 to require certain maintenance of
the sidewalk portion of r-o-w by adjacent
property owners (CRT)
34. First Reading Ord. #6198-97 - Amending
Sec. 28.10 to omit certain signage and
o placament requirements for newsracks, to
provide for location determination by the City
Engineer, and amending notice requirements
(CRT)
35. Clearwater Magazine (CM)
36. Direction re Annexation legislation (CLK)
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38. Other Pending Matters
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31. Approved.
32. Approved as amended. Ord. #6196-97
passed 1 st reading as amended.
33. Approved. Ord. #6197-97 passed' st
reading.
34. Approved. Ord. #61 98-97 passed 1 st
reading.
35. Approved.
36. City Manager to obtain information re
position of other Cities.
37. Appointed Dennis Roper.
38. None.
CITY ATTORNEY REPORTS
39. First Readings - a & b passed 1 st reading. ,
a) Ord. #6194-97 ~ Relating to Environmental Advisory Board; amending Sec. 2.160, relating to
members
b) Ord. #6195-97 - Relating to Library Board; amending Sec. 2.192, relating to members
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'for Wieslaw Skowronek vs. City, approved.
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"'-":ity Manager revie,wed goals for Commission direction and review: 1) redevelopment; 2) 2-year
I ',~ budgeting process; 3) Fire Department master plan; 4) economic development plan; 5) customer
service improvements; 6) increased downtown efforts; 7) beach redevelopment; 8) integration of
technology to Improve information management; 9) improvements to operation efficiency; 10)
prioritization of Penny for Pinellas projects; 11) introduction of vision at community block parties; 1 21
development of management audits and benchmarks; 13) upgrade of Land Development Code; and 14)
enclave annexation.
Engineering Director Rich Baler provided updates: 1) Pinellas Trail through Downtown; 2) Memorial
Causeway Bridge; and 3) Pierce Street Pond.
Central Permitting Director Scott Shuford reported appearance of Harborview Center sign to be
modified soon.
42. Other Commission Action
Hooper noted events planned for 10/4/97: 1) Jazz~up Downtown; 2) "Make a Difference" fishing
tournament at Pier 60; and 31 Safety Village Open House.
Hooper encouraged Belleair cities to consider contracting services with Clearwater's Fire and Police
Departments.
Johnson congratulated Chief Klein for Weed and Seed grant which requires no match.
Oohnson recommended reducing City's contribution to Jazz Festival now that beer and wine sales are
permitted. Issue will be brought back for discussion.
Seel requested quarterly updates of County and State road construction projects.
Seel reported the DDB's mural project is underway and the brochure to raise project funds has been
completed.
Seel questioned if children are protected from City drainage pipes during floods. Staff will report.
Seel requested update of reconstruction of Magnolia Street dock. City Attorney indicated City had not
been advised of appeal filed after permits were pulled. Staff is reviewing options and will report back
to Commission.
Garvev expressed concern City's budget did not fund Saturday in the City.
Garvev reviewed upcoming City events: 1) Sunsets at Pier 60 - Thursdays through Mondays; 21 Little
Munich Octoberfest at Harborview Center - 10/3-5/97; 3) Jazz Holiday at Coachman Park - 10/16-
'9/97; 4) Farmers Market at Station Square Park - Saturdays beginning 10/18/97; and 5) Kids Jazz
Fest and Workshop at Harborview Center - 10/18/97.
Garvev requested residents contact the City or Florida Power regarding problems related to street
lights.
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Chambers. The City's mascot will be a ilSunlit."
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Adjournment - 8:06 p.m.
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CITY COMMISSION MEETING
CITY OF CLEARWATER
October 2, 1997
Present:
Rita Garvey
J. B. Johnson
Robert Clark
Ed Hooper
Karen Seel
Michael J. Roberto
Kathy S. Rice
Bob Keller
Pamela K. Akin
Scott Shuford
Rich Baier
Cynthia E. Goudeau
Patricia O. Sullivan
Mayor/Commissioner
Vice-Mayor/Commissioner
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 6:00p.m. at City Hall. The invocation was
offered by Or. James Hilton of Central Christian Church. 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 - Introductions and Award~
Proclamation: Fire Prevention Week - October 5 -11, 1997
ITEM #4 - Presentations
A 7-minute video was presented regarding the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano,
Japan
ITEM #5 - AODrovat of Minutes
Commissioner Johnson moved to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of
September 18, 1997, and the special meeting of September 29, 1 997, as recorded and
submitted in written summation by,the City Clerk to each Commissioner. The motion was
duly seconded and carried unanimously.
ITEM #6 - Citizens to be heard re items not on the Agenda
Patrick SheDler , President of IAFF (International Association of Fire Fighters),
expressed concern the City had offered the union no pay increase while offering the Police
Department a 13.5% increase. He said firefighters deserve a fair contract and to be
treated respectfully by the City's negotiator.
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ITEM #7 ~ Public Hearing & First Readina Ord. #6192~97 - Vacating 15' utility easement
lying betwoen Lots 16~23, 81k B, ClfHlrwater Beach Park 1 st Addition and Lots 12~15, Blk
A, Clearwater Beach Park 1 st Addition Replat (Heilman's Restaurant Inc. 1 Heilman Family
Ltd. Partnership, V97-15)(EN)
The applicant proposes to enclose an existing attached overhang that encroaches
into the easement along the East side of Heilman's Restaurant, 447 Mandalay Avenue.
The City's sanitary sewer Una within the easement serves the restaurant only. GTE, GTE
Media Ventures, and Time Warner Cable have overhead lines in the easement and do not
object to the vacation request provided private easements are granted over their existing
facilities. Florida Power has no objections. Engineering Services has no objections
provided a sanitary sewer utility access portal is installed at the northerly line of the
subject easement to separate the City's portion of the sewer line from the restaurant's
lateral and private easements dedicated to public utilities.
Commissioner Clark moved to approve the applicants' request to vacate the 1 5-foot
utility easement lying between Lots 16 through 23, Block B, Clearwater Beach Park 1 It
AddWon and Lots 12 through 1 5, Block A, Clearwater Beach Park 11t Addition Replat
provided a sanitary sewer utility access portal is installed at the northerly line of the
subject easement to separate the City's portion of the sewer line from the restaurant's
,:;i)'\ lateral and private easements are dedicated to GTE, GTE Media Ventures, and Time
f,:~tJI Warner Cable. The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #6192-97 for first reading and read it by
titre onlv. Commissioner Hooper moved to pass Ordinance #6192-97 on first reading. The
motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayes": Johnson. Clark, Hooper, Seel and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #8 - Public Hearing & First Readina Ord. #6179-97. Rerating to Flood Damage
Prevention Regulations; amending Sec. 51.03, revising definition of substantial
Improvement (CP)
The State recently changed the definition of substantial improvement for
construction in the Coastal Construction Zone. Property owners now can change interior
finishes without counting the cost toward the 5-year cumulative total. Interior finish work
includes floor coverings, painting, wall covering, expensive plumbing, and lighting fixtures. The
proposed code amendment reflects this change in State law. The change makes compliance
with flood protection requirements less onerous for citizens.
Commissioner Johnson moved to revise the definition of substantial Improvement. The
motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
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The City Attorney presented Ordinance 116179-97 for first reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Seel moved to pass Ordinance #6179.97 on first reading. The
motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayes": Johnson, Clark, Hooper, Seel and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #9 - (Coned 08/21/97) Variance(s) to Sign Regulations for property located at 101
S. Park Place Blvd., Storz Ophthalmics, Inc., Park Place, Lots 2 & 3 (The Grand Reserve at
Park Place limited Partnership, SV97-09HCP)
On August 21, 1997, this item was continued as the applicant wished to reduce
the request. The applicant now has requested variances for each entrance: 1) a variance
of 3 signs to allo~ 5 signs and 2) a 11.1-square foot variance to allow a 59.l-square foot
aggregate sign area. The Grand Reserve apartments will be built on Lots 2 and 3 of Park
Place which is zoned Residential Planned Development-1 6. Gated entrances will be
constructed on each side of Park Place Boulevard, which divides the development. The
applicant proposes to construct a 41.5-square foot "Grand Reserve" sign in the median of
each entrance and to prace on each of the 4 gates uGRH logo signs, each 4.4-square feet.
The sign code allows two 24-square foot signs at each entrance.
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more than 59-square feet where 48-square feet are allowed. He said although the UGR"
initials are considered signs, their visual impact wilf not be offensive. The entrance will be
set back 85 feet on the West sipe of Park Place Boulevard and 74 feet on the East side.
Commissioner Clark moved to approve the following variances: 1) a variance of 3
signs to allow 5 signs at each entrance and 2) a 11. 1 ~square foot variance to allow an
aggregate sign area of 59.1 square feet at each entrance, on property identified as Storz
Ophthalmics, Inc., Park Place, Lots 2 and 3, for meeting Sec. 45.24, Standards for
Approval, items (1 H4). The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
ITEM #10 - (Cont'd 09/04/97l Public Hearino & First Readina Ords. #6172-97 & #6173w
f)7 - Land Use Plan Amendment to Recreation/Ooen Soace & OS/R & P Zonina for property
located at 2950 Drew St., Sec. 8-29-16, M&B 44.01 (City of Clearwater, LUP97-07, Z97-
08)
Commissioner Hooper moved to continue Item #10 to November 6, 1997. The
motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
ITEM #11 - (Cont'd 09/04/97) Public Hearina - Annexation & 1) CH, 2) RS-4 Zoning for
property located at 1) 18350 US19N, Sec. 19-29-16, M&B 44.12 & part of 44.11 & 2)
Hampshire Acres. Blk A, Lots 1 2 & 13 (Staring, TRE I Rite-On Land Trust, Progressive
Development Group, Inc., Z97-08)
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Commissioner Clark moved to continue Item #11. The motion was duly seconded
and carried unanimously.
Public Hearina - Second Readina Ordinances
ITEM #12 - Ord. #6183-97 - Amending Operating Budget for Fiscal Year ending 09/30/97
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #6183-97 for second reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Johnson moved to pass and adopt Ordinance #6183-97 on
second and final reading. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayes": Johnson, Clark, Hooper, Seol and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #13 - Ord. #6184-97 - Amending Capital Improvement Program Report and Budget
for Fiscal Year ending 09/30/97
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The City Attorney presented Ordinance #6184-97 for second reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Hooper moved to pass and adopt Ordinance #6184.97 on second
and final reading. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayes": Johnson, Clark, Hooper, See I and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #14 - Ore'. #6189-97 - Vacating N 8' of 25' drainage & utility easement lying along
S side of lot 66 Windsor Park 1 st Addition (Richard & Doris Harding, Jr., V97-13)
The City Attorney presented Ordinance 1/6189-97 for second reading and read it by
title onlv- Commissioner Seel moved to pass and adopt Ordinance #6189"97 on second
and final reading. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayesh: Johnson, Clark, Hooper, Seel and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #15 - Ord. #6190"9~ - Vacating 20' drainage & utility easement lying along N side of
Lot 14, less westerly 15'; and vacate 5' drainage easement lying along E side of said Lot
less southerly 10' thereof; together with; 20' drainage & utility easement and 5' drainage
easement, both lying along W side of Lot 13, less northerly 12' and southerly 10' thereof,
The Reserve Sub. (William & Debra Baumgart, V97"14)
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title only. Commissioner Clark moved to pass and adopt Ordinance #6190~97 on second
and final reading. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayes": Johnson, Clark, Hooper, Seel and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
CITY MANAGER REPORTS
CONSENT AGENDA (Items # 1 6-29) - Approved as submitted.
ITEM #16 - Aooroval of Purchases & Declaration of Surolus oer 09/24/97 memorandum:
Extension, satellite copy machine service, Xerox Corp., includes all equipment & supplies
other than paper necessary to make photo copies by all departments, 11/01/97 -09/30/98,
estimated $77,000 (1M)
Amendment, professional services agreement, HDR Engineering, Inc., to include maximum
fee of $115,229 for work in conjunction with additional alternatives provided by citizen &
business input for the PD&E (Project Development and Environmental) Study in progress
(EN)
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Shrimp & Bait for resale at Pier 60, West Coast Shrimp, 10/02/97 -09/30/98, estimated
$30,000 (MR)
Increase contract with Stringer Tire Company, tire service, repair & replacement, to
estimated $295,000 to provide funding for remaining period ending 12/31/97 (G5)
Miscellaneous radio parts necessary to repair City'S 800 MHz trunking radio system,
Ericsson, Inc., 10/03/97 -12/31/99, estimated $110,000 (GS)
Blanket Purchase Order far $145,000 to Flash Equipment, Inc. for emergency lighting,
sirens, speakers, traUer hitches, miscellaneous lighting & other equipment for City vehicles,
10/03/97 -06/30/00 (GS)
Declare surplus to City needs, one Scotchllte Heat Lamp Applicator, Serial #2363, and
authorize disposal through highest bid
Declare vehicles & equipment surplus to City needs, and authorize disposal through Tampa
Machinery Auction
ITEM # 1 7 -Lease renewal. 1000 Vine Ave., Jurgens Addition to Clearwater, Blk E, part Lot
10, from Albert & Linda Guy, 1 % 1 /97 -09/30/98, with one 1-year term option, $400 per
month for total $4,800 (property used for North Greenwood Neighborhood Offjce)(CRT)
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ITEM #18 - First Amendment to Fire Protection Services Aareement with Pinellas County
Fire Protection Authority, extending term to 03/31/98 (FO)
ITEM # 1 9 . Contract for subaQueous directional bore of Dunadln Causeway to A & L
Underground, Inc., $264,722 (GAS)
ITEM #20 - Ratifv & Confirm Blanket Purchase Orders for Durchaso of vehicle Darts from
Fleet Products, Jnc., for $71,500 (OS)
ITEM #21 - Extend services of existina contract with PBMS (Pitnev Bowes Management
Services) to include processing all city "offico'" mail, pre-sort (bulk) mail, temporary mail
courier & other special mailing projects, for $45,340 (1M)
ITEM #22 - Agreement with the School Board of Pine lias County for continuation of School
Resource Officer Program, for 1997/98 school year, at Clearwater High School &
Countryside High School (PO)
ITEM #23 - ADDrove $23,737.44 donation in 1997 PILOT Funds, paid to City by CHA
(Clearwater Housing Authority) to CHIP (Clearwater Homeless Intervention Project, Inc.) to
offset impact and permit fees (PO)
ITEM #24 - Contract for renovation of infield Dlavlna surface at Jack Russell Stadium to
Athletic Services~ $92,500 (PR)
f~" ITEM #25 - Second Amendment to lease agreement dated 03/07/96 with Clearwater
Newspapers, Inc., extending term to 01131/98, renewable monthly thereafter at City
option, Aiken Sub., Blks 9 & 10, for MSB/PS temporary parking facilities (EN)
ITEM 1/26 - Work Order for accidental emission release risk manaQement Dlan, McKim &
Creed, $126,500 (EN)
ITEM #27 - Aoorove rankina & award contract to Ash Enaineerina. Inc. for services related
to Allen's Creek Experimental Water Ouality Treatment Demonstration Project, at a cost to
the City of $65,800 (EN)
ITEM #28 - Amendment to CooDerative Aareement with SWFWMD for design &
construction of an Experimental/Educational Pond Project at Druid Road and Allen's Creek
(EN)
ITEM #29 - Contract for consultant services. Natural Resources Planning Services. Inc., to
complete Phase II of City Street Tree Inventory, and authorize use of City Tree
Replacement Fund for City's $16,700 portion (EN)
Commissioner Hooper moved to approve the Consent Agenda as submitted and that
the appropriate officials be authorized to execute sarna. The motion was duly seconded
and carried unanimously.
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The City Manager reported Scott Oavis with the Pinellas County School Board had
attended the meeting to thank the City for the experimental/educational pond project by
Clearwater High School (Item #28).
OTHER ITEMS ON CITY MANAGER REPORT
ITEM #30 -' Authorize City Attornev to execute a contract with Siemon. Larsen & Marsh to
prepare a comprehensive revision to the City land Development Code for $234,450 (CP)
The City Commission has directed the preparation of a revised Land Development
Code to streamline code requirements and allow staff to focus on "value.added
regulations.'; To prepare the best possible document to guide development during the next
20 years, staff recommends retaining outside legal counsel. SLM (Siemon, Larsen &
Marsh) has assisted the City with litigation issues related to the sign code. Staff
recommends r~tajning this firm to assist in this comprehensive code revision effort. No
bidding is requirad to retain outside legal counsel; staff has determined SLM is the best
possible consultant for this project based on their knowledge of City regulations and
respected national reputation.
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The City Manager said the City needs to be prepared for the next 10 to 1 5 years of
redevelopment. Key issues were identified when staff worked to streamline processes and
facilitate improvements. He stated Central Permitting Director Scott Shuford had done an
outstanding job trying to address a myriad of issues. Staff will present drafts to the City
Commission and community. The City Manager reported all changes must be reviewed by
County and State processes.
Support of the contract was expressed. A Task Force was recommended to
determine community wants. A request was made for additional time to study the issue.
Commissioner Clark moved to continue Item #30 until October 16, 1997. The
motion was duly seconded.
It was stated staff had performed admirably on the code revision. It was noted
SLM has a background in planning and legal issues. It was felt the expense is worthwhile.
It was indicated the proposal has funding attached to specific tasks; the project will be on
time and on budget. Further discussion was requested regarding the City's savings
account.
Upon the vote being taken, the motion carried unanimously.
ITEM #31 . ADorove collective baraaining aoreement as neaotiated with FOP '0 for Fiscal
Years 1997/98, 1998/99, and 1999/00 (eM)
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On September 30, 1997, the most recent 3-year collective bargaining agreement
between the City and FOP (Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge 1 a) expired. City management
staff and FOP 10 representatives have met since July 31, 1997, to negotiate a new
contract. On September 15, 1997, the parties came to a tentative agreement for a new
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majority vote on September 22, 1997.
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Major contract provisions include: 1) union time off with pay increased to 272 hours
per year; 2) sick hours capped at 1,560 for all bargaining unit employees. Eligible
employees can participate in buyout of excess sick leave hours at 60% of employee's
hourly base rate of pay at July 1998. City to donate 3 sick leave days to sick leave bank
for aU employees who have reached the cap and used no sick time during the calendar
year; 3) employees or new hires may not move to a residence North of SR 52 or East of I-
75 in Pasco County or East of 1-275 in Hillsborough County; 4) employees will be allowed
to donate sick leave at 50% value in addition to previous vacation days; 5) Police Chief
may reassign any officer when reassignment is in department's best interest; 6) minimum
educational requirement for Sergeant to include 2-year degree; 7) vacation leave hours to
be capped at 240 hours effective January 1999; 8) clothing allowance eliminated. City to
supply uniforms of shirts, pants, jackets, and ties; 9) wages (increases not cumulative): a)
Police Officers - increase - 3.5% on October 1,1997,3.75% as of January 1,1999, and
5.75% as of January 1, 2000; b) Police Service Technicians - increase - 3.5% on October
1,1997,2.75% on October 1, 1998, and 2.75% on October 1, 1999; c) Police Service
Supervisors - increase - 5% classification adjustment on October 1, , 997; and d) Parking
Enforcement Officers - no increase; e) 2 % % step added for employees to receive after
being in highest step in their classification for 2 years; 10) monthly allowance for Canine
Officers now based on reimbursement for actual expenditures with proofs of payment; 11)
during retirement advancement, employees not eligible to receive or accrue benefits except
retirement credit; and 12) Letter of Agreement indicates any system of discipline or
performance management in which the Union fails to participate does not alter the City's
right to implement changes.
Deputy City Manager Kathy Rice said the contract meets the City's goal of
diminishing long term liabilities. Pay rates are based on market pay scales.
Commissioner Johnson moved to approve the collective bargaining agreement as
negotiated with FOP 10 for Fiscal Years 1997/98, 1998/99, and 1999/00 and that the
appropriate officials be authorized to execute same. The motion was duly seconded and
carried unanimously.
ITEM #32 - First Reading Ord. #6196-97 - Creating Sec. 30.054 imposing certain parking
restrictions within street r-o-w In residential areas, and providing exceptions; creating Sec.
30.055 defining '"'Inoperative vehicle'"' and prohibiting the keeping, storing, parking, or
allowing to remain on public property of inoperative vehicles for longer than 24 hours;
creating Sec. 30.056 prohibiting the parking of vehicles upon public property or street r-o-
w for the purpose of displaying for sale; creating Sec. 30.067 providing for enforcement of
Sees. 30.054.30.056; renumbering Secs. 30.054 through 30.057 as Sees. 30.058
through 30.061 (CRT)
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Enforcement Board), Pinellas County Court, and current administrative remedies, several
Sections of Chapter 30, Code of Ordinances, are proposed to address vehicular violations
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which already exist elsewhere in the Code. The proposed Sections would permit the
issuance of traffic court parking citations and their placement directly upon vehicles in
violation. CRT (Community Response Team) Code Inspectors have received parking
enforcement specialist training and are authorized to issue traffic court parking citations.
Issuing traffic court parking citations for clear-cut violations instead of pursuing the
lengthy and complicated enforcement process would streamline further the CRT's
operations. In cases where property owners are held responsible for tenants' code
violations, issuing parking tickets would provide enforcement against the violator.
Proposed Sections: 1) Section 30.054, Parking Restrictions within Rights-of-way in
Residential Areas - a) locates residential parking restrictions within street rights~of-way to
a chapter which may be enforced by the issuance of traffic court parking citations in
addition to other means of enforcement provided in the Code of Ordinances; b) allows
parking exceptions for a 6-hour period rather than the 24-hour period in the existing code;
and c) totally restricts semi-trailer trucks and cabs except during the performance of a
service at the premises where it is parked; 2) Section 30.055, Inoperative Vehicles on
Public Property - a) defines "inoperative vehicle"; b) limits to 24-hours the time an
inoperative vehicle may remain upon public property including street rights-of-way; and c)
may be enforced by the issuance of traffic court parking citations in addition to other
means of enforcement provided in the Code of Ordinances; 3) Section 30.056, Display of
Vehicles for Sale of Public Property - locates the prohibition against parking a vehicle on
public property, including street rights-of-way, to a chapter which may be enforced by the
dj'~ issuance of traffic court parking citations in addition to other means of enforcement
t~!~, provided in the Code of Ordinances; and 4) Section 30.057, Enforcement - a) provides for
Sections 30.054, 30.055, and 30.056 to be enforced by the issuance of traffic court
parking citations and b) authorizes any police officer, traffic infraction enforcement officer,
or code inspector certified as a parking enforcement specialist to issue such tickets. '
In response to a question, Lt. Jeff Kronschnabl said the proposed sections differ
from existing code only in the method of enforcement. It was noted car covers do not
meet the requirement for covered vehicle storage. One proposed change to Section
30.054 allows parking exceptions for a period of 6 hours rather than the 24-hour period in
the existing code. He reported another change to that section - (2)(b) ". . .and provided
such act does not occur at the same location more than 2 times in the same month. II A
concern was expressed that 2 times a month may not be sufficient. Lt. Kronschnabl ,
indicated his department would have no problems wit~ 4 times a month. In response to a
question, Lt. Kronschnabl said the rules have not changed regarding parking recreation
vehicles next to homes.
Commissioner Seel moved to create Sections 30.054, 30.055, 30.056, and
30.057 to impose certain parking restrictions within street rights-of~way in residential
areas, providing exceptions; defining "inoperative vehicle" and prohibiting the keeping,
storing, parking, or allowing same to remain on public property or street right-at-way for
longer than 24-hours; prohibiting the parking of vehicles upon public property or street
rights-of-way for the purpose of displaying for sale, providing enforcement; and amending
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Section 30.054(2)(b) to permit the exception 4 times in the same month. The motion was
duly seconded and carried unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #6196~97, as amended, for first reading
and read it by title only. Commissioner Johnson moved to pass Ordinance #6196-97, as
amended, on first reading. The motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote
was:
"Ayes": Johnson, Clark, Hooper, Seel and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #33 - First Readina Ord. #6197-97 - Amending Sec. 20.35 to require certain
maintenance of the sidewalk portion of '-o-w by adjacent property owners (CRT)
, Chapter 20 of the Public Nuisance Code, enforced by the CRT (Community
Response Team), provides for certain prohibited accumulations on rights-of-way such as
weeds, grass, and trash. The Code does not provide for keeping the sidewalk portion of
the right-of~way clear of trees, shrubs, and other vegetation. This proposed amendment to
Section ~0.35(2) will correct this oversight.
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At Work Session, concerns had been expressed regarding this ordinance's effect on
certain large trees that may warrant protection. The ordinance was redrafted to address
that concern.
Commissioner Johnson moved to amend Section 20.35 to require certain
maintenance of the sidewalk portion of right-of.way by adjacent property owners. The
motion was duly seconded and carded unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #6197-97 for first reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Hooper moved to pass Ordinance #6197-97 on first reading. The
motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayes": Johnson, Clark, Hoopar, Seel and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #34 - First Readina Ord. #6198-97 - Amending Sec. 28.10 to omit certain signage
and placement requirements for newsracks, to provide for location determination by the
City Engineer, and amending notice requirements (CRT)
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Staff has reviewed the Newsrack Ordinance with local newspaper companies. It
was agreed to submit the following changes to the City Commission: 1) delete size
restriction on newsrack signag9 for the purpose of advertising the newspaper (code
alreadv limits advertising to the newspaper sold/distributed by means of such newsrack);
2) delete requir~ment to affix distributor's name and address on newsrack as it has been
expeditious to contact management personnel assigned to respond to service calls; 4)
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permit the City Engineer to determine if the surface is sufficient for a newsrack rather than
requiring each newsrack be placed on a 4-inch thick wire-reinforced concrete pad; and 5)
provide notice of newsrack violation hearings via certified mail.
Cynthia Hanin. attorney for the St. Petersburg Times, expressed concern regarding
the 4-inch thick, wire-reinforced concrete pad referred to in Section 28.1 O(d). She said
other alternatives to expensive concrete pads are available. She requested qualifying
language be added to address this issue. Engineering Director Rich Baier said tho
regulation is based on those of other coastal cities that have sandy soil and high winds.
He said und~r certain conditions rack weights do not work and concrete pads are
necessary. Staff will be judicious about determining this requirement. In response to a
question, Mr. Baier said a parkway is the right-of-way area between the edges of the
sidewalk and curb. The City Attorney will meet with the St. Petersburg Times' attorney to
find out more information regarding alternatives.
Commissioner Clark moved to amend Section 28.10 to omit certain signage and
placement requirements for newsracks, to provide for location determination by the City
Engineer and amending notice requirements. The motion was duly seconded and carried
unanimously.
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #6198-97 for first reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner See I moved to pass Ordinance #6198-97 on first reading. The
motion was duly seconded.
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rack which does not require an anchor.
Upon roU call, the vote was:
"Ayes": Johnson, Clark, Hooper, Seel and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
ITEM #35 - Clearwater Magazine (eM)
In his September 25, 1997, memorandum, Information Management Director Jeff
Harper recommended publishing and distributing Clearwater Magazine to City residents.
The quarterly magazine will share the Commission's vision and values, demonstrate the
City's commitment to the Principles of Operation, and encourage community participation
in City activities.
Tho City spends approximately $1 GO-million annually on services and capital
projects which include fun and educational programs for residents. It is difficult to keep
citizens advised of these activities. Individual departments have published and distributed
materials to their service users. Unless citizens are program participants or receive cable
TV, they receive little information regarding City programs.
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The City can be more proactive in disseminating information with Clearwater
Magazine which can provide up-to-date community information and highlights and integrate
all information in one user-friendly piece. Clearwater Magazine will feature: 1) articles on
developments and City issues; 2) neighborhood highlights; 3) downtown section; 4) Parks
&. Recreation programs, replacing current publication; 5) library news, replacing Channels;
6) a tear-out calendar of upcoming events; 7) a "don't miss this'" section to alert citizens
to the best of Clearwater; 8} a "potpourri page" with statistics, historical information,
events, services, photos, and other City information; 9) issues of interest to people
planning to relocate businesses here; and 1 0) a sense of community awareness and pride.
The magazine is modeled after Anaheim, California's successful magazine, Anaheim.
Staff proposes to print 60,000 copies of each quarterly issue and mail them directly
to all households: Copies also will be placed in libraries, recreation centers, etc. The
proposed budget is $183,300: 1) $107,400 - printing; 2) $61,602 - mailing; 3) $14,300 -
staffing. Information Management has requested a new Public Relations Specialist position
@ $43,000 annually, including benefits, responsible for coordination and the majority of
the writing. It is estimated 1/3 of this position will be dedicated to the magazine.
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Statement's goal. Staff has considered various venues to distribute information regarding
the City. He said it will take several issues before the magazine is fully developed. The
magazine will be coordinated with C-View TV. It is important to spread good news about
the community. The City Manager reported $65,000 in savings from previous publications
will help fund the project. Each issue will feature a key story.
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on government communications, and considered current City publications which are not
distributed to the entire community. A Qualified production manager is on staff and all
production will be done in-house. Staff concluded a magazine would provide the best use
of resources. He recommended a pilot program of 4 to 6 issues.
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question, Mr. Harper felt the proposed costs are accurate. Staff is working on a mock-up
and will present it before going to production. It was felt a communication vehicle to
inform citizens regarding available programs and activities is important as long as the
quali1;y is high.
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Dissatisfaction was expressed that the magazine was being mock8d~up and the staff
position advertised prior to City Commission approval.
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ITEM #36 - Direction re Annexation LegislatiQ1l (elK)
The City Manager reported he has a meeting scheduled with the city managers from
the cities of Dunedin and Largo. The Legislative Delegation and PPC (Pinellas Planning
Council) need to know where the cities stand on the annexation issue. It was felt allowing
annexations will result in mors efficient government. Concern was expressed the latest
proposal would cost the City for sewer and water connections without indicating how the
City could recover those costs. It was noted Largo, Dunedin, and Clearwater need to
present a united front regarding this issue to the Legislative Delegation.
Assistant City Manager Bob Keller said a strong emphasis on commercial and
industrial annexation should be considered. Concern was expressed the latest County
proposal would continue to permit septic tanks which create environmental problems
related to the aquifer.
ITEM #37 - Airoort Authoritv - 1 aODointment (elK)
Commissioner Johnson moved to appoint Dennis Roper. The motion was duly
seconded and carried unanimously.
ITEM #38 - Other Pending Matters - None.
CITY A TIORNEY REPORTS
(:> ITEM #39 - First Readings
a) Ord. #6194-97 - Relating to Environmental Advisory Board; amending Sec. 2.160,
relating to members
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #6194-97 for first reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Clark moved to pass Ordinance #6194-97 on first reading. The
motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayes": Johnson, Clark, Hooper, Seel and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
b) Ord. #6195-97 - Relating to Library Board; amending Sec. 2.192, relating to members
The City Attorney presented Ordinance #6195-97 for first reading and read it by
title only. Commissioner Hooper movtld to pass Ordinance #6195-97 on first reading. The
motion was duly seconded and upon roll call, the vote was:
"Ayes": Johnson, Clark, Hooper, Seal and Garvey.
"Nays": None.
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The City Attorney requested permission to hire outside counsel, Thompson, Goodis
& Thompson, regarding Wieslaw Skowronek versus the City.
Commissioner Clark moved to approve the City Attorney's request to hire outside
counsel, Thompson, Goodis & Thompson, regarding Wieslaw Skowronek versus the City.
The motion was duly seconded and carried unanimously.
ITEM #41 - Cit~ Manaaer Verbal Reoorts
The City Manager reviewed goals .for Commission direction and review. He said the
City Commission's priorities were taken into account when specific projects were ,
considered. He said management audits will indicate how the City is doing. He reviewed
the goals under consideration: 1} redevelopment; 2) 2~year budgeting process; 3) Fire
Department master plan; 4) economic development plan; 5) customer service
improvements; 6) increased downtown efforts; 7} beach redevelopment: 8) integration of
technology to improve information management; 9) improvements to operation efficiency;
10) prioritization of Penny for Pine lias projects; 11) introduction of vision at community
block parties; 1.2) development of management audits and benchmarks; 13) upgrade of
Land Development Code; and 14) enclave annexation.
In response to a question, Mr. Baier said the Parks & Recreation Department is
discussing several locations for rest rooms. Staff is working with the County on ways to
provide special identity to the Trail.
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Mr. Baier reviewed the Pierce Street Pond project. The City Commission had
approved Phase I in May for PBS&J (Post, Buckley, Schuh and Jernigan, Inc.) to develop
alternatives for the modification the Pierce Street Pond. Phase I is considering ways to
modify the Pond to provide additional flow attenuation and stormwater treatment to
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downtown to serve tho City and private development projects. Parcel scenarios include: 1)
stormwater treatment and attenuation for the City's East End and Chick Smith Property; 2)
storm water treatment and attenuation as described and redevelopment of an additional 20
private parcels: and 3) stormwater treatment for all downtown drainage lJasins. Phase I
will be completed within 4 weeks. Phase IJ should take 13 weeks.
Memorial Causeway Bridn8 Uodate
Mr. Baier reported project costs had been estimated when the City Commission
chose alternative P41 A. Staff is working with residents of Pierce 100 to address their
access issues. The bridge's height will be 74 feet. Staff has worked with the MPO
(Metropolitan Planning Organization) to amend their long range plan to include this project.
Staff also is meeting with the State to make certain all historical, cultural, recreation etc.
impacts are addressed. Staff also is meeting with the Parks & Recreation Board. Traffic
circulation on Cleveland Street and Coronado Drive are being considered. Staff will report
to the City Commission prior to the public hearing planned in late Spring. The RFQ
(Request for Qualifications) package for the project's design is being prepared. The
downtown economic tsam and staff are working with FOOT (Florida Department of
Transportation). The PD&E study will be completed this fait. The design work and right-
of-way acquisition will begin next summer. Construction will begin in late 2001.
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In response to a question, Mr. Baier said the Arts Council Building will be impacted.
As the building's character has not been maintained, it has no historical significance. The
Arts Council currently is looking for an alternative location.
Harborview Center Sian Uodat8
Central Permitting Director Scott Shuford reported the appearance of the
Harborview Center sign will be modified. Staff has ordered white lights to replace the
current multi-colored ones which make the sign difficult to read. The change will permit 2
lines of text. The electric boxes will be relocated and landscaping will be added. Staff will
experiment with fonts and the frequency of the message change. The sign code may
require some modification.
ITEM #42 - Other Commission Actiol]
Commissioner Hoooe( noted events planned for October 4, 1997: 1) Jazz-up
Downtown; 2) -Make a Difference" Fishing Tournament at Pier 60; and 3) Safety Village
Open House.
Commissioner Hoocor complimented the Mayor's letter to the mayor of Belleair
Beach, encouraging the City to consider contracting services with the City's Police and Fire
Departments. Concern was expressed the letter appeared to represent the Commission's
view without Commission approval.
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Commissioner Johnson congratulated Chief Klein for the award of a Weed and Seed
grant which requires no match.
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.commissioner Johnson recommended reducing the City's annual $25,000
contribution to Jazz Festival now that beer and wine sales are permitted. It was noted
this is the festival's ,.t year of selling beer and wine. Festival organizers do not know
what revenues to anticipate from the sale of alcoholic beverages. It was
recommended the City Commission discuss the issue after this year's festival. In
response to a question, Ms. Rice said funding for this festival is incorporated in the
Vision Money budget.
Commissioner Seel requested quarterly updates of County and State road
construction projects.
Commissioner Seel reported the DDB's (Downtown Development Board) mural
project is underway and the brochure to raise project funds has been compJeted.
Commissioner Seel questioned if children are protected from City drainage pipes
during floods. Staff will present the City's policy to the City Commission for review.
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Commissioner Seel requested an update of the reconstruction of Magnolia
Street dock. The City Attorney indicated the City had not been advised of an appeal
filed by neighbors after the project's permits had been pulled. Staff is reviewing
options and will report back to Commission. Construction has not been stopped. Mr.
Baier reported many people have telephoned, indicating they would be upset if the
project is stopped.
Mavor Garvev expressed concern the City's budget does not include funding for
Saturday in the City. Funding by the eRA (Community Redevelopment Agency) or
DOB was suggested. It was noted the program benefits the entire City. It was
suggested if funding for these types of programs is competitive, Saturday in the City
sponsors can come back to the City Commission with their request within the month.
The difficulty in program planning without certain funding was noted. The Mayor said
the program needs financial support.
. Mavor Garvev reviewed upcoming City events: 1) Sunsets at Pier 60 -
Thursdays through Mondays; 2) Little Munich Octoberfest at Harborview Center -
October 3 . 6, 1997; 3) Jazz Holiday at Coachman Park - October 16 - 19, 1997; 4)
Farmers Market at Station Square Park - Saturdays beginning October 18, 1997; and
5) Kids Jazz Fest and Workshop at Harborview Center - October 18, 1997.
Mavor Garvev requested residents contact the City or Florida Power regarding
problems related to street lights.
Mavor Garvev questioned if formal Commission approval is needed for her trip to
the Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan. Staff will report.
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In the Sun, is on display in Chambers. The City's mascot will be a' "Sunlet."
ITEM #43' ~ Adjournment
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