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YIlUL AOSffDA - CITY CO:{'{IS:HO.'l liEETING - lIo',/~;nbor 20,
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WKl.COHR. We are ~lad to hlwe you Join l.I:l. t f you wish t.o :Jp~:Jk ploallo wait to be
rooo~nhcd, t.hen :'Itnte YOIlr namQ and oddro::!:!. Per:1003 ~poukins bllforo thlJ City
C ):u~b91on on othor than l'ubITOllol1I'ing Hom; nhalL be limIted to 3 rolnIJte:J. !'lo person
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CO:!l.':\13~ ion.
t. Pledgo of ~lloglnnce.
II. Invocntion.
ACTIOIl
1. The tiayor.
II. Re',/erond Burt Blomquist, Pastor
of Firnt United Methodist Church.
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IV.Proo~ti~:
Dc:ao UBlllth Care V~k-
110'1. 30th to Deo.b, 19B6.
Coaaun1tl KdUCllltlon Dal -
1I0velllber 18th, 19Bb.
}blot'S' D-Day in tM Var on
~~ - Novumbcr la, 19Ub.
Clt.atloo:1 or Appr'eclatloo to
William Mitchell, Th~~as Ca',/e.
Hugh Parker Jr.. llnd n::lbert O.
B:Jurer for sorvicll to Chi-Chi
Rodriquez Youth F.oundation
Countryside Project and adjoining
Nature ConteI'.
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III, Ser',/ice Pin Award"
IV. Introductions and Award,.
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Minutes of Regulnr Haut:.n& 1I0'lcmber ("
19B6 and Spoclal ~l!et;trlg of novomber
5, 1985.
Pr~tat1ons: Food !'anl~ry - ReS.
In rai3ing
in ca!Jh and
V. Approved 33 submitted,
VI.
Requested ~33I3tance
additional $50.000
~50,OOO in food.
VII. Citizen9 to ~'! heard rl~: Itom::! not
on the Agenda.
vn. !-Ionol.
J:ot Ilercre 6:30 P.H. - Scheduled PubUQ lleAr1ngs
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Prescntation of i::3UO:1 by Ctty
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C~~i391on questions.
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(b) spokesperson for srOllp3 - 10 aJnute:J.
COM~l~~ion questions.
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Final rebuttal by applicant (or
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drainn~~ and utility unnomellt. that
tlordor:! on tho north :lido or Lot. 24,
Oak rorost or Countryoido Sub. locatod
at 2BbO QU:1ll HOllow Rd. (Wudllldnd)
Sec. 29-28-1b V 86-23 (PW)
Vacation Requo:lt of (n) !)' III.111.ty rla::lClIIcnl.
lying between Lot:l 3 ~ 4 in Day Terraoe
AddltlOQ, Blk. W. 10s::I tho Uiultcrly
5 ft., located at 2069 Broadwl1Y MID
(b) n 5' utility eR:lemDnt lying betwecn
Lot:! 1 & B, 1n Bay Terrace ~dd1tion. Blk.E.
less the ca:lterly 5 ft.. 10~I:1tcd about 205')
Broadway (City of Clwr.) Soc. 3-29-15
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Second Rl!!lding - Ord.II)OO-8h - Standhy
Cl1argc~ rOl' Fire PI'otoction Syster:m on
Private Property - E~tablL3hing a fee
for prov1d~ng City water for firo
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Petition fOI' Annexation and IL Zoning
on a II ao::re piU"cel located c'n the Jouth
side of Calu~et 3t. approx. 450 ft. east
of Hercules "ve. (Nlght.ingalq Square D
Co./City) Annex 86-26 Soc, 1-29S-15E.
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Petition for AMexntion and F:$w2 Zoning
of a 1.2 acre parcel located on th~
south side of Campbell Drive approx,
310 ft.. Cl13t of Old Conch:lllln Rond
(Drown/City) H&D 34.022, Soc.b-29-1b
A-86-21 (POO)
Petit.ion for Annexation, Cft Zoning nnd
a Land Use Plan A~end~ent frcm Mc1iu~
Density Resident.i~l to Co~erciall
Touri::lt facilities of a 3.2 ~cro pnrc~l
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5eo.1-29-15, XL Zoning for n total
6.72 acre site located on the 90uth
side of Sun~e~ Point no~d appro~.
~25 ft. WC9t of thp. intur3ectlon with
Belcher Rj. and extendinc 90uth to
Sunnydnle Blvd. (Yinkenbinder)
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fo~ 3 .55 aore parcol located approx. 320
ft. :louth of Gulf-to-Bay Dlvd. and 200
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!..ibr~y Board (one l1Ie::!pcr) lIot1ficntion
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:-lunicij)1Il Election ~ !':.u'ch 10, 1987.
The City Cl~rk be authori:od to hire
ncce3~ary clQ:t1on board9 and co~pcn:J~to
tho p~11worker3 1n n ~anncr cc~on9urate
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20. Clcarwat~r for Youth, Inc. - A2ree~ent
to operata 9::1a11 o0I10(':)310n bUlldlnp,
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(2) - W0:100 Zllll'tl Ino., Tnmpn ~
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(Hnry II. Ilcard) (Pit)
25. Guntto Repairs - Pi~r 60: Docks ~ Dridgos
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$~2,&OO.00. (PW)
2&. Gas Distribution Materials (P,E.)~ Bids
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11/30/87. (UT)
27. Computer r.quip~ent to automata suret.y
records nnd general orrico aut~atlon
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DUI'roughs Cor p., Tnll:J)n - $9. U 60.00.
(CM)
28. Countryside Spot.ta COCIplClC - Con:lt;ruction
of 1'031;.1'00::13 and a concession stand -
MPJ Hiller Conntructlon Co. - $q5.6~0.00.
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29, Pennsylvania Avenuo/Nlchol:Jon Sl;.l'eet
~ainag~ and Paving I~prove::lQnt.'J (CDDO)
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Burroughs Corp. I Tampa - $13,339.23. (PUD)
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32. C.O. 4 3 1986 Water Hain Roplncc~cnt
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33. C.O. ~t t~Bb Sanit~ry Sc~er Extension
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Qoa:!t ::JI;cavl\t.1ng, tnc'l Clear\.liltel' -
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St. (Morton Plant Ho~pital) P3P Hb-3b,
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Sec. 6-295-16& (Tullar)(PUD)
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A 86-34 Lot 12, Blk-A, Sunset Pt. P.statc3
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Edgewater Drive Property - Dony neque~t
of Clf:nrwater [11~toric rrc.Jcrvatlon
Board to na~e after Mr. LC9tcr Diou:!;
approve rccom~cndation of ?ark~ nnd
Reorea tion Dd. to name "Edg~wa tel' Pm'\{. tl (PR)
Purohaoe of Park Property - A,parcel of
land lying in the NW V'I of SI!C.1-2'J5-HJE,
approx. 15.bl acrc:! for pal'\( pur,lose:! -
$l,1l59,925.00. (N. & E. Vo~cl) (PR)
Fir3t Reading Ord.4301-SS
Uatu~31 Oa:! Ch~so.J - Delete three (3)
troe ther~5 provi3ion.
(UT)
\rrcst Drunk Dl'i...ing GranL - ile:lo.86-19
Authorizing Clty M3nager t~ file
application fer the contJ.n~ation of thl!
program In cvnjunctlon wit~ all Law
Enfor~ement AF,one1e:! in COJnty. (PO)
Water Treatment i9B7 - Transfer of funding
(tQ63.000) fr~~ cxi3ting Water Divlsion
C.l.P. projects for d13infection proco:!:!
in clty water 3y~tc~ - $500,000.00 cot.
total. (U1')
Preliminary Site Plan for the Clearwater
Salling Cent~r located on the cast ~Ido
of Gulf Blvd. on Sand Key (City of
Clwr.) PSP 06-11, portiQn of M~B 34.01,
Sec. 17-2'JS-15E. (PUD)
Consultant Contract for Ga:! Study - Award
~o R.~. Hcc~ & AS30c. - $33,370.00.
Rc~13ej C~~unlty Redevelop~ent Plan for
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115. Reso.86-79 adopted.
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IlB. Deferred to 12/1B/Bb.
49. Aocepted and referred.
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VItRBAL REPORTS
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property annexed in Ord. ~2~5~B~.
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property tho costs of having mo~od or
cle~ed the o~nor\3 lot.
55. Reso.Bb-18 ~ RGqullnt for t.he Bo,1I"d of
County Corn:lI1:Jsionars to cancol .lnd
discharge certnin tax lIens upo~ municipal
prope~ty ncqulred for public ptt~pOSDS and
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Baker
CITY OF CLEARWATER
PRELIMINARY AGENDA - CITY COMMISSION M8ETING - November 20, 19B6
Work 3633100 - 9 a.m. Monday. November 11, 1986
(6 p.m.)
Servioe Pin Award3
HORK SESSIOH ONLY
Diso\l381on:
Gas Study Consultant - 9:00 a.m. (W30)
CS CKNTRAL SKRVICES DEPARTHKNT
1. Jacobsen Turfcat II Riding Mowers
(2) - Debra 8quipment, Tampa -
$18,940.00. (Consent B&C)
PR PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT ,
1. Edgewater Drive Property - Request to ~. Countryside Sports Complex ~ Construotion
be named "Edgewater Park" - pr'esented . of restrooms and a ooncession stand -
by Steve Gerakios, Chairman of the Clwr. MPJ Miller Construotion Co. - $~5,690.00.
Historical Society. (Consent C&S) (Consent 8&C)
2. Toro Groundmaster 72 Riding Mowers 5. Jack Russell Stadium Irrigation System -
(2) ~ Wesco Zaum Inc., Tampa - Request to pay fifty percent of the cost
$17,140.00. (Consent B&C) of a new system to be installed by the
3. Purchase of Property - A parcel of Philadelphia Phil lies - $6,150.00 approx.
land lying in the NW 1/4 of Seo.7-29S-168, (Consent Agmt)
approx. 15.61 aOr'es for park purposes - 6. Clearwater for' Youth, Inc. - Agreement
Nelson C. & Elsie ~. Vogel - $1,459,925.00. to operate small conoession building
(Consent B&C) located at Carpenter Field during its
winter league season. (Conaent Agmt)
PD POLICE DEPARTHKR'l'
1. Arrest Drunk Dr'iving Grant - Reso.86-19
Authorizing City Manager to file
application for' the continuation of the
program for one additional year. (eM)
PW PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMEHT
(1) D!scusslon:- By Bill Baker,
Walkways to Beachl
Dan's Island
2. b57 Aggregate - Florida Crushed Stone
Co. - for period 1/1/87 to 12131/87,
estimated $32,200.00. (Consent B&C)
3. c.o. n 3 Gulf Blvd. and Hoccasin Lake'.'
Park Water Main Extensions - Suncoast
PY~9.ating, Inc., Clearwater -
Decreasing by $5,250.00 for a new total
of ~~51,665.10. dCL 84155-1 (Consent CO)
4. Janie Daniels Subdivision - Purchase
of Lots 14, 15, 16 and 17 - $71,200.00.
(Mary N. Heard) (Consent B&C)
~ Vacation request 3.5 ft. of a 10 ft....,
~ drainage and utility easement that
borders on the north side of Lot 24,
Oak For'est of Countryside SUb, located
at 2660 Quail Hollow Rd. (Wedekind)
Sec. 29-28-16 V 86-23 (PR)
6. Vacation Request of (a) 5' utility easement
lying between Lots 3 & 4 in Bay Terrace
Addition, Blk. W, less the easte:ly
5 ft., located at 2089 Broadway AND
(b) a 5' utility easement lying between
Lots 1 & 6, in Bay Ter'race Addition, Blk.8,
less the easterly 5 ft., located about 2055
Broadway (City of Clwr.) Sec. 3-29-15
V 86-21 (PH)
7. Gunite Repair'S - Pier 60: Docks & Bridges
(86-5) - Pneumatic Concrete Co., Inc. -
$42,600.0Q. (Consent,\8&C)
8. Property Usage adjacent to East Pollution
Control Facility - Request property be
designated for beautification.
(Consent C&S)
9. C.O.. 113 to 1986 Water Main Replacement
Contract, Phase II (Projeot 86-48) -
Seacoast Construction Corp, Tampa -
Increasing the amount by $19,200.00 for
a new total of $536,205,50.
(COnsent CO)
10. C.O. #1 1986 Sanitary Sewer Extension
Contract (86-34, 36, 411 and 53) - Suu-
coast Excavatins, Ino., Clear' water -
Increasing the amount by $233.50 for
a new total of $228,355.75. (Consent CO)
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11/1'7/86
UT UTn.ITIES DKPAJmmNT
1. Standby Charges Cor Fire Proteotior Systems
on Private Property - Ord.Q300-66 .
Establishing a fee for providing City
water for. fire sprinkler systems and
fire hydrants. (PH - 2nd Reading)
2. Water Treatment 1987 - Transfer of funding
($463,000) from existing Water Division
C.I.P. projects for disinfection process
in city water system - $500,000.00 est.
to ta 1. ( at) ,
3. Oas Distribution Materials (P.g.)- Bids
for purchases during period 12/1/Bb to
11/30/87. (Consent 6&C)
4. Natural Gas Charges - Establish a monthly
"l\otive Customer Service Charge" of four
(4) dollars. Ord.Q301-86. (PH)
CM ADMINISTRATION
1. Computer Equipment to automate safety
reoords and general office automation
within the Risk Management Division
Burroughs Corp., Tampa - $9,860.00.
(CoMent B&C)
VERBAL REPORTS
CLK
1. Neighborhood Advisory Committee (two
members) Notification. (Consent)
CITY CLERK
2. Municipal Election - March 10, 1987.
(CH)
3. Library Board (one Member) Notification.
( COMent)
POD PLANNING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
"
1. Petition for Annexation, RS-4 Zoning and
Land Use Plan Amendment from Recreation/
Open Space to Low DensityResidential of
a 19.32 acre parcel located on the north
side of 10th Ave. S. (Union St.) and
between Second St. E. and Soule Rd. (Third
St. E.) (Pinellas Area Council, Boy
Scouts of America) A 86-36 LUP 86-32
Sec. 32-283-16E (Consent R&R)
2. Petition for Annexation and RS-8 Zoning
of a .14 acre parcel located on the
east side of Old Coachman Rd. approx.
~?O ft. north of Sunset Pt. Rd. A 86-33
~,I')t 11, Blk.A, Sunset Pt. Estates Sub.,
Seo. 6-29S-16E (Consent R&R)
3. Petition for Annexation and RS-8 Zoning
for a .14 acre parcel located on the
east side of Old Coachman Rd. approx.
390 ft. north of Sunset Pt. Rd. (Edwards)
A 86-34 Lot 12, Blk-A, Su~set Pt. Estates
SUb., Sec. 6-29S-16E. (Consent R&R)
4. Petition for Annexation and RS-4 Zoning
of a .17 acre parcel located on the east
side of Bay View Ave., south of Gulf-to-
Bay Blvd. (S.H. 60) and approx. 360 ft.
south of County Rd. 31 (Smith/City)
A 86-35, Sec. 16-29S-16E (Consent R&R)
5. Petition for Annexation and IL Zoning
on a 4 acre parcel located on the south
side of Cal~~et St. approx. 450 ft. east
of Hercules Ave. (Nightingale, Square D
Co./City) Annex 86-26 Sec. 1-295-15E.
(PH)
6. Petition for Annexation and RS-2 Zoning
of a 1.2 acre parcel located on the
south side of Campbell Drive approx.
310 ft. east of Old Coachman Road
(Brown/City) M&B 34.022, Sec.6-29-16
A-86-21 (PH)
7. Petition for Annexation, CH Zoning and
a Land Use Plan Amendment from Medium
Density Residential to Commercial/
Tourist facilities of a 3.2 acre parcel
located on the west side of u.s. Hwy 19
approx. 275 ft. north of Blackburn
St. Blackburn Sub. Sec.6-29-16, Lot 7
(Valdes) A-86-28, LUP 86-28. (pa)
8. Petition for Annexation and for Parcel
#1,Sec.6-29-16 Pine~las Groves, OL Zoning
and a Land Use Plan Amendment from
Medium Density Residential to
Residential/Office and for Parcel #2,
Sec.1-29-15, IL Zoning for a total
6.72 acre site located on the south
side of Sunset Point Road ":l.pprox.
225 ft. west of the intersection with
Belcher Rd. and extending south to
Sunnyda1e Blvd. (Finkenbinder)
A~86-29, LUP 86-29 (parcel 01 only).(PH)
9. Zoning Atlas Amendment from RS-8 to RM-8
for a .55 acre parcel located approx. 320
ft. south of Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. and 200
ft. east of Bamboo Lane (Jersey Jim Towers
TV & AC, Inc.) Z 86-17 M&B 41-04
Sec. 13-29S-15E (PH)
2.
11/17/86
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10. Preliminary Site Plan for the Clearwater
Sailing Center located on the oast side
of Gulf Blvd. on Sand Key (City of
C'.wr. ) PSP 86-11, por tion of M&B 31t. 01,
Sec. 17-29S-15E. (ot P&P)
11. Preliminary S~te Plan for Morton Plant
Hospital M.R.I./Diagnostic Imaging
Center located at'the northwest corner
of South Fort Harrison Ave. and Pinellas
St. (Morton Plant Hospital) PSP 86-36,
M&B 12.04, 12.05, 12.06, 12.07, 12.09,
12.10, 12.11, 12.12 and 12.13,
Sec. 21-29S-15E. (ot P&P)
12. Revised Community Redevelopment Plan for
Downtown Clearwater. (CM)
13. Enterpriso Zone Application - Reso.86-80.
Designation of an Enterprise Zone 1n the
Downtown and North Oreenwood neighborhoods
beginning 1/1/87. (CM)
14. Pennsylvania Avenue/Nicholson Street
Drainage and Paving Improvements (CDBO)
- Suncoast Excavating, Ina. ->$256,516.00.
(CH)
15. Computer Equipment to implement Phase II
of office automation - Burroughs Corp.,
Tampa - $13,33~.23. (Consent 6&C)
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CA LEGAL DEPARTHEHT
First Reading Ordinances
. Ord.4281-86 - Fire Alarms and Security
Alarms - Definitions, requirements, res~
ponse to false alarms, enforcement and
hearing procedures, a Fine schedule, and
prohibiting automatic telephone dialing
devices or digital alarm communicator
alarm systems.
. Ord.4295-86- Annexing Lot 3, Terra Alto
Estate on south side of Otten St., app~ox.
150 ft. west o~,Highland Ave. (Thiel - P.H.
10/2/86) Sec.2-295-15E. A 86-23
. Ord.4296-86 - Zoning Atlas Amendment
to RS-8 (Single Family Residential) for
property annexed inOrd. 4295-86.
Sec.2-29S-158 A 86-23
Resolutions
'I
Agreements w Deeds and Easements
. A Ten (1') ft. water main easement,
5'each side of all water mains includ.
hydrants & meters, but excluding any
(mains) that lie under buildings or within
5' of buildings, AND ingress & egress
easement. See 6-295-158, Island Estates.
(610 Island Way Development Corp.)
Reso.86-17 - Assessing the owners of
property the costs of having mowed or
cleared the owner's lot.
Reso.86-78 - Request for the Board of
County Commissioners to cancel and
discharge certain tax liens upon ~unicipal
property acquired for public purpos~s,and
to grant tax exemption. "
Reso.86-81 - Authorizing the submission
of an application to the state of Florida
Dept. of Community Affairs for an award
of $69,782.00 from the local government
Comprehensive Planning Assistance Program. '
. Two (2') ft. easement for sidewal~ purposes
for Lot 2, St~'''.'.....~,er's Sub. 92-39
(Trustees of Studqbaker'a (R) Land Trust)
\,
OTHER CCHfiSSION ACTIOR
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ADJOURN
Discussion after Work Se:ssion - City t1anager' s Administrative Policy Manual.
3.
11 / 1 7 / 86
Bill Baker
CITY OF CLRlRWATRR
FIRAL AGENDA - CITY CO~~ISSION MEETING - November 20, 1986 (6 p.m.)
WELCOHB. We are glad to have you join us. If you wish to speak please wait to be
recognized, then state your ~ and address. Persons speaking before the City
Commission on other than Publio Hearing items shall be limited to 3 minutes. No person
shall speak more than once on the same su~1eot unless granted permission by the City
Commission.
Pledge of Allegiance.
Invocation.
Service Pin Awards.
Introduotions and Awards.
Minutes of Regular Meeting November 6,
1986., AND spccinl mceting 0 [ No,,:cmbcr 5th.
VI. Preaentatlona: Food Pantry - RCS.
.
VII. Citizens to be heard re: Items not
on the Agenda.
Not Betore 6:30 P.M. - Scheduled Public Hearings
( 1 ) Presentation of issues by City (5) Comments in support and oomments in
staff. opposition: (a) individual - 3 minutes;
(2) statement of oase by applicant (or (b) spokesperson for groups - 10..rainute:J.
representative) - 5 minutes. (6) Commission questions.
(3) Statement of case by opposition - (7) Rebuttal by opposition - 5 minutes.
5 minutes. (8) Final rebuttal by applicant (or
(4) Commission questions. representative) - 5 minutes.
VIII
PUBLIC BEARIHGS
9. Vacation request 3.5 ft. of a 10 ft~
drainage and utility easement that
borders on the north side of Lot 24,
Oak Forest of Countryside Sub, looated
at 2860 Quail Hollow Rd. (Wedekind)
Sec. 29-28-16 V 86-23 (PW)
10. Vacation Request of (a) 5' utility easement
lying between Lots 3 & 4 in Bay Terrace
Addition, Elk. W, less the easterly
5 ft., located at 2089 Broadway AND
(b) a 5' utility easement lying between
Lots 7 & 8, in Bay Terrace Addition, Blk.E.
less the easterly 5 ft., located about 2055
Broadway (City of Clwr.) Seo. 3-29-15
V 86-21 (PW)
11. Second Reading - Ord.430o-86 - Standby
Charges for Fire Protection Systems on
Private Property - Establishing a fee 'l)
for providing City water for fire
sprinkler systems and fire hydrants.
(UT)
12. Petitj~p ~:r Annexation and IL Zoning
on a 4 acre parcel located on the south
side of Ca.umet St. approx. 450 ft. east
of Hercules Ave. (Nightingale. Square D
Co./C~ty) Annex 86-26 Sec. 1-29S-15E.
(PUD )
Petition for Annexation and RS-2 Zoning
of a 1.2 acre parcel looated on the
south side of Campbell Drive approx.
310 ft. east of Old Coachman Road
(Brown/City) M&B 34.022, Seo.6-29-16
A-86-27 (POO)
14. Petition for Annexation, CHZoning and
a Land Use Plan Amendment from Medium
Density Residential to Commeroial/
Tourist facilities of a 3.2 aore paroel
located on the west side of U.S. Hwy 19
approx. 275 ft. north of Blackburn
st. Blackburn Sub. 3eo.6-29-16, Lot 7
(Valdes) A-86-28, LUP 86-28. (PUD)
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AGENDA November 20, 1986
~15. Petition for Annexation and for Parcel
Ul,Sec.6-29-16 Pinellas Groves, OL Zoning
and a Land Use Plan Amendment from
Medium Density Residential to
Residential/Office and for Parcel U2,
Sec. 1-29-15, IL Zoning for a total
6.72 acre site located on the south
side of Sunset Point Road approx.
225 ft. west of the intersection with
Belcher Rd. and extending south to
Sunnydale Blvd. (Finkenbinder)
A-86-29, LUP 86-29 (parcel nl only).(PUD)
16. ,Zoning Atlas Amendment from RS-8 to RM-8
for a .55 acre parcel located approx. 320
ft. south of Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. and 200
ft. east of Bamboo Lane (Jersey Jim Towers
TV & AC, Inc.) Z 86-17 M&B 41-04
Sec. 13-293-15E (PUD)
crrr MANAGER REPORTS
IX CONSENT AGENDA
; Adviscry Board - Not1f'lcatloD9
'17. Neighborhood Advisory Committee (two
members) Notification. (CLK)
18. Library Board (one member) Notification
(CLK)
19. Municipal Election - March 10, 1987.
The City Cl~k be authorized to hire
necessary election boards and compensate
the poll workers in a manner commensurate
with the County. (CLK)
, Agreements
20. Clearwater for Youth, Inc. - A~eement
to operate small concession building
located at Carpenter Field during its
winter league season. (PR)
Bids & Contracts
21. Jacobsen Turfcat II Riding Mowers
(2) - Debra Equipment, Tampa -
$18,940.00. (CS)
22. Toro Groundmaster 72 Riding Mowers
(2) - Wesco Zaum Inc., Tampa -
$17,140.00. (PR)
,23. #57 Aggregate - Florida Crushed Stone
Co. - for period 1/1/87 to 12/31/87.
estimated $32,200.00. (PW)
24. Janie Daniels Subdivision - Purchase
of Lots 14, 15, 16 and 17 - $71,200.00.
(Mary N. Heard) (PW)
i,f5~ Guoite Repairs - Pier 60: Docks & Bridges
(86-5) - Pneumatic Concrete Co., Inc. -
$42,600.00. (PW)
26. ,Gas Distribution Materials (P.E.)- Bids
for purohases during period 12/1/86 to
11/30/87. (UT)
27. Computer Equipment to automate safety
records and general office automation
within the Risk Management Division ,-
Burroughs Corp., Tampa - $9,860.00.
(CM)
'28. Countryside Sports Complex - Construction
of restrooms and a concession stand -
MPJ Miller Construction Co. - $45,690.00.
(PR)
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Pennsylvania Avenue/N~cholson Street
Drainage and Paving Improvements (CDBO)
.. Suncoast Excavating, Inc. - $256,516.00.
(PUn)
Computer Equipment to implement Phase II
of office automation for Planning Dept. _
Burroughs Corp. ,Tampa - ~13,339.23. (rUD)
~ Orders
30.
~); C.O. d 3 Gulf Blvd. and Moccasin Lake
. Park Water Main Extensions - Suncoast
Excavating, Ino., Clearwater - Decreasing
by -$5,250.00 for a new total of
$651,665.10. 'CL B~155-1 (PW)
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C.o. , 3 1986 Water Main Replacement
Contract, Phase II (Project 86-QS) -
Seacoast Construction Corp, Tampa -
Increasing the amount by +$19,200.00
for a new total of $536,205,50. (PW)
C.O. 11 1986 Sanitary Sewer Extension
Contract (86-34, 36, 44 and 53) - Sun-
coast Excavating, Inc., Clearwater -
Increasing the amount by +$233.50 for
a new total of $228,355.75. (PW)
Citizen & Staff Requests
Property Usage adjacent to East Pollution
Control Facility - Request property be
designated for beautification. (PW)
Plans & Plat3
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Preliminary Site Plan for Morton Plant
Hospital M.R.I./Diagnostic Imaging
Center located at the northwest corner
of South Fort Harrison Ave. and Pinellas
St. (Morton Plant Hospital) PSP 86-36,
M&B 12.04, 12.05, 12.06, 12.07, 12.09,
12. 10, 12. ", 12. 12 and 12. 13,
Seo. 21-29S-15E. (PUD)
Becelot & Referral
a6. Petition for Annexation, RS...4 Zoning and
'{'.;s 'L.and Use Plan Amendment from Recreation/
Open Space to Low Density Residential of
a 19.32 acre parcel located on the north
side of 10th Ave. S. (Union st.) and
between Second St. E. and Soule Rd.(Third
St. E.) (Pinellas Area Council,Boy
Scout3 ot America) A 86-36 L.UP 86-32
Sec. 32-28S-16E (POD)
Petition for Annexation and RS-8 Zoning
of a .14 acre parcel located on the
east side of Old Coachman Rd. approx.
450 ft. north of Sunset Pt. Rd. A 86-33
Lot ", Blk.A, Sunset Pt. Estates Sub.,
Sec. 6-29S-16E (Tuller)(PUD)
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Petition fOl. Annexation nnd Rs-8 Zoning
for a .1q acre parcel located on the
coot sido of Old Coaohman Rd. approx.
390 ft. north of Sunoot Pt. Rd.(Bdwards)
A 86-311 Lot 12, Blk-A, SUnoot Pt. E3tab~J
Sub., Soc. 6-295-168. (PUO)
Petition for Annexation nnd AS-IJ Zoning
or a .17 aare parael loaated on the east
,side of Bay View Avo., oouth of Gulf-to-
Bay Blvd. (S.R. 60) and approx. 360 ft.
south of County Rd. 31 (&lith/City) ..
A 86-35, Sec. 16-295-16E (PUO)
CITY ATTOIUIEI
Deed3 and Easements
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A Ten (10) ft. water main easement,
5'each,side of all water mains including
hydrants and meters, but excluding any
(mains) that lie under buildings or within
5' of buildings, AND ingress & egress
easement. See 6-295-15E, Island Estates.
(610 Island Way Development Corp.)
Two (2') ft. easement for sidewalk purposes
for Lot 2, Studebaker's Sub. 92-39
(Trustees of Studebaker's (R) Land Trust)
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Edgewater Drive Property - Deny Request
of Clearwater Historic Preservation
Board to name after Mr. Lester Dicusj
approve recommendation of Parks and
Recreation Bd.to name "Edgewater Park."(PR)
Purchase of Park Property - A parcel of
land lying in the NW 1/4 of Sec.7-295-16E,
approx. 15.61 acres for park purposes -
$1,459,925.00. (N. & E. Vogel) (PH)
First Reading Ord.4301-86
Natural Gas Charges - Delete three (3)
free therms provision.
(UT) ,(
Arrest Drunk Driving Grant - Reso.86-79
Authorizing City Manager to file
appliaat~on for the continuation of the
program 'in conjunction with all Law
Enforcement Agencies in County. (PO)
Water Treatment 1987 - Transfer of funding
($463,000) from existing Water Division
C.I.P. projects for disinfection prooess
1n city water system - $500,000.00 est.
total. (UT)
Preliminary Site Plan for the Clearwater
Sailing Center located on the east side
or Gulf Blvd. on Sand Key (City of
Clwr.) PSP 86-11, portion of M&B 34.01,
Sec. 17-29S-15E. (PUD) . ,\ <'I
Consul'tant Contract for Gas Study - Award
to R.W. Beck & Assoc. - $33,370.00.
Revised Community Redevelopment Plan for
Downtown Clearwater. (PUD)
Enterprise Zone Application - Reso.86-So,
Designation of an Enterprise Zone in the
Downtown and Noi.th Greenwood neighborhoods
beginning 1/1/87. (PUn)
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OTIIKR PKNDIHG HATTRRS
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XIII First Reading Ordinances
51. Ord._287-86 " Fire Alarms and Security
Alarms - Definitions, requirements, res-
ponse to false alarmr, enforcement and
hearing procedures, a Fine sohedule, and
prohibiting automatic telephone dialing
devices or digital communicator alarm
systems.
Ord.4295-86 - Annexing Lot 3, Terra Alto
Estate on south side of Otten St., approx.
150 ft. west of Highland Ave. (Thiel - P.H.
10/2/86) 3ec.2-293-15E. A 86-23
Ord.4296-86 - Zoning Atlas Amendment
to Rs-8 (Single Family Residential) for
property annexed in Ord. 4295-86.
5eo.2-295-158 A 86-23
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Reso.86-11 - Assessing the owners of
property the costs of having mowed or
cleared the owner's lot.
Reso.86-18 " Request for the Board of
County Commissioners to cancel and
discharge certain tax liens upon municipal
property ,acquired for public purposes and
to grant tax exemption.
Reso.86-81 - Authorizing the submission
of an application to the state of Florida
Dept. of Community Affairs for an award
of $69,782.00 from the local government
Comprehensive Planning Assistance Program.
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MEMORANDUM TO: PR~
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
SUBJECT:
Agenda No.
Meeting Date: Nov. 20. 1986
Jack Russell St1dium Irrigation System
RECOM MENDATION: Approve request received from the Philadelphia Phillics for
the City to pay fifty percent of the cost of a new irrigation
system to be installed by the Phillies at Jack Russell Stadium.
The base bids are summarized as follows:
New?erg Irrigation
McMullen's Feed Store Inc.
Athletic Services
$10,300.00
$12,241.78
$15,000.00
'As stated in Mr. Mashek's letter (attached), one change that is needed and that would
have to be added to any of the base bids involves the relocation of all valve boxes. This
will run approximately $2,000.00 and, when added to the low base bid of $10,300.00 submitted
by Newberg Irrigation, the total project cost will be about $12,300.00.
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If this recommendation is approved, the City will be requested to contribute fifty
percent of the total cost which will approximate $6,150.00. However, in the event
unforeseen problems are encountered resulting in additional costs, the City's share will
increase proportionately.
Finally, if approved, installation will begin immediately so that the system will be
in operation prior to the Phillies Spring Training Season of 1987.
The Parks and Recreation Director concurs with this recommendation in that it is an
important capital investment at the stadium.
The available balance in CIP 3264 (JacK Russell Stadium Improvements) is sufficient
to provide funds for the City's portion of this purchase.
Commission Disposition:
Fo\ low-up Action:
Submi1ted by:
Advert lsed:
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Notified
of Mee Ing
Costs ;\pprox. $6 t 150
Funding Source:
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CI Operatbq Budget
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1. Three
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2. Letter from
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Paper:
Date 8 Sequential
Reference
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Orlglnotlng Deportment:
Parks and Recreation
Appropriation Code
ClP Budget No. 3264
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W. htr.b~ subrntl sptclhC,ho"s .nd utlmu" 10' autanatic lawn irrigation system. T1ti.s work sha1J.
inclu:1e the fumishing and installation, ready for operation, of the
automatic lawn irrigation system set out herein.
Bid is based on too plans and specifications sutmitted and warked
"Irrigation Plan" by Irrigation Concepts.
Base bid...........~._........._........lO,300.00
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Alternate 1 using Toro 640 heads........+3,365.00
Alternate 2 using Hunter 1-40 heads.....+2~050.00
Note should water pressure be below 45 p.s.!., a booster punp rray
be. need.ed............................... 64 0 . 00 dollars.
1. base bid inchrles soo replacert'ent
2 . Power to the controller by this irrigation contractor
3 . water source shall be existing 2" neter and tie in shall
be made at point of existing valves. (lOOgpn at65 p.s.i.)
We propose hereby to furnish material and labor- cQtl?lete in accord-
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All material is guaranleed ta be
and speciflcations submitted for
al specified, and Ihe above work 10 be performed In accordance with the drawings
above work and completed In a substantial workmanlike manner for the sum of
Dollan ($/~.2. cf I. 7 e ),
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Any alteration or deviation from above specifications Involving exha cosls, will be executed only upon written orders. and will
become an ex Ira chargl! over and above the eslimate. All agreements contingent upon strikes, accidents or delClYs beyond our
conlrol. Owner to carty fire, tornado and olher necessary insurance upon above work. Workmen', Compensation and Public
liability Insurance on aboYI! wo,k 10 be taken out by
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ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSAL
The above prices. specifications ond conditions are satisfoctory and are hereby accepted. You are aulhQri%e~ to do the work as
specified. Payment will be made as oulHned above. \
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Athletic Services proposes to install a total-cover-
age irrigation system, including "clay-only" zone,'
in accordance to enclosed plans and specifications.
Total cast for turn-key installation is U15000.00.
Price includes a one year guarantee on labor and
workmanship. Taro equipment carries from the man-
ufacturer a one year warrantee on valves and heads. .
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1986
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Ream Wilson
10 S. Missouri
Clearwater, Fl. 33515
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Dear Ream,
tn pursuant to our meeting with city offi~ials and irrigation
specialists, the Phillies have selected the lowest bid of
three propoRals submitted.. for a new irrigat ion system at,
Jack Russell Stadium.
After reviewing the three proposals from McMullen's Feed Store,
Athletic Services tnc., and Newberg Irrigation, the Phillies
plan to proceed with Newberg's Irrigation plan. The Phillies
accepted proposals from the three companies with each company's
choice of specifications. All three proposals were presented
with job descriptions, specifications, and diagrams. All
three bids were acceptable to the Phillies. We have therefore
decided to go with the lowest bid.
As stated in the contract, some minor changes may come up in the
installation of the system. We will keep you informed of any
such developments and the costs involved. Please note that there
is already one initial change to the base bid. As we discussed
yesterday, this additional cost still puts Newberg at the lowest
bid. We will secure this in writing for you before November 11'.
(The relocation of the valve boxes adds $2,000.00 to the base bid.)~
The Phillies will pay Newberg Irrigation Company in accordance
with their payment schedule for the total project cost. The
City of Clearwater will then reimburse the Phillies for 50%
of. the total project cost.
The Phillies thank you, Larry Dowd, Don Davis, and Joe Clay
of Turf & Landscape Consultants for your assistance with -this
project. Please call me if there are any questions.
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Clearwater Phillies
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MEMORANDUM TO:
The City Commission of the City of Cle-arwater
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Meeting Dote: 11/20/06
SUBJECT: Vncntion Request 06-23
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RECOMMENDATION: ,\pprnvp the vllcnUon of lhc Southerly 3.5 feet of fin existing
10 foot droinngc and ulility eoscment lying olong lhe Northerly line or Lot 24,IOak
rorrest of Countryside un recorded in Plnl. Book 70, Pngcn 20 & 2\ of Public Records of
Pincllns County, rloridll less the E<'Jstcrly 5 fcet.
(33 And thai the approprlate offlclels be authorized to execu'e some.
BACKGROUN D:
The applicant's pool and decking encroach into the existing 10 foot easement. The
applicant is in the process of building a room addition on the rear of his home.
A proposed fi replace would extend into the eas'ernent if the easement width remains
as it is.
This vacation has been, reviewed by various City Department/Divisions concerned and
there are no objections.
Florida Power Corp., General Telephone Co. and Vision Cable of Pinellas have no
objections to this vacation request.
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Commission Disposition:
1. Approved as Recommended/Revlsed/Conditlonlll
2. Continued to
Follow-up Action:
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Submitted by: Advertised: [;S] Affected Costs: I / ~ A tfachm ents:
. J " . 11/06/86 Parties Funding Source: Ppt- ition &.
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City Manager Paper: Clean..eter of Meeting ment Budget
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Date aSeQ),Jential Originating Department:
Reference \ Public \'/orks LJ tJr Appropriation Code
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ADDHESS: Jl60 Hnl3ters Drive, Clearwater J FI. 33519
llE'nEilV PET I'f ION THE C 1'ry COMM ISS ION OF 'l'IlE CITY OF CLEARWNI'ER
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LEGAL DESCRIPT ION OF PROPERTY 'l'O BE VACA'l'ED: SOUTHl:A.ly 3'(~ t=e.er 01=
fPUSTlf-/'" 10 I r.flJ~^"er RfIrl~ t:,c' .
Lot 24-, GalciForrest of Countryside of the Plat recorded in Platt Eook 70
and 71 Pages 20 & 21
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2860 Quail Hollow Road, Clearwater, F1.335l9
4. PROPOSED USE OF VACATED PROPERTY:
Pool Screen Enclosure and a portion of a Fireplace in a new room addition
and to remove encroacment made by the pool builder in 1979
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INVOLVES EXISTING ENCROACHMENT
DRAWING SHOWING PROPOSED USE OF VACATED PROPERTY
(SURVEY, PLOT PLAN, ETC.)
SEE,RESOLUTION 82-3 (ATTACHED)
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PROPOSED TO BE VACATED: (APPLICANT)
NAME ADDDRESS& ZIP CODE
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STATE OF FLORIDA )
COUNTY .9li',"i',I-N~;LLAS)
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The Utilities Department concurs with the comments made by Engineering.
G. FIRE DEPARTMENT - REVIEWED OY:
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PUBLIC HEARING DATE: 'II /'2e>/SG
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LETTER TO PHOPEH'l'Y OWNEH APVISING OF COMPLE1'ION OF VACATI0N:
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Genernl Telephone Company
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October 27, 1986 '
1260 Enst ClovolllOd Slrool033
P.Ollt Olllco [JOll: 2257 MC 5
Clenrwater, Florldn 33517
443-9681
Mr. Arthur Wedekind
3160 Masters Drive
Clearwater, FL 33519
Dear Mr. Wedekind:
SUBJECT: PETITiON TO VACATE 3.6 FEET OF THE SOUTHERLY PORTION OF A
TEN FOOT DRAINAGE AND UTILITY EASEMENT ON LOT 24, OAK
FORREST OF COUNTRYSIDE, ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAJ
THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 70, PAGES 20 AND 21 OF
THE PUBLIC RECORDS Of PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA; ALSO KNOWN
AS 2860 QUAIL HOLLOW ROAD
General Telephone Company of Florida has no objections to the proposed'
vacation.of easement as d~scribed in the above subject, and as shown
OQ the attached drawing.
Thank you for your cooperation. If you need further assistance,
please call Bob Karn at 585-4035.
Very truly yours,
GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF FLORIDA
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John F. Risher
Systems Engineer
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'Mr. Arthur J. Wedekind
3160 Masters Dr.
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Easement vocation'
Dear Mr. Wedekind:
Florida Power Corporation has no objection to the vacation
of southerly 3.6 feet of the 10 foot drainage and/or utility
easement on this northerly 10 feet of Lot 24, Oak Forest of
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public Records of Pinellas County, Florida.
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Vision Cable of Plllellns !nc.
2530 Drew Street
Clem....,rater, Fl. 33575
Att: Ralph Poyd
3160 ~~sters Drive
Clearwater) FJ...33519
Octouel' 2h., 1986
Dear Sir
lam in the process to petition the City Ccmmission of the City of CIGarwater
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to vacate 3.6 Feet of a the southerly portion of ::1 10 Foot rJrainage and Utility
Easement on Lo'; 24, Oak Forrest of COW1tryside according to the map or plat
~ereof , as recorded in Platt Book 70, Par-es 2Q & 21 of the Pub~ic Records
of Pinel13s County, Florida.
I wish to request fran your company a letter of 1\0 Obj ection to ~upport my
petition. I have attached a current survey map indicating the portion of the Ea!3ement
covered by the petition to v.-a.cate.
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Agenda No.
Me atl ng Dote: 11/20/86
'M EMORAN DUM TO:
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
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SUBJECT: Vnentlnn Ih'qlll'nl. 06-21
C it. y () f C 1 en nlllt C I'
RECOMMENDATION: Approw'!.tw \!ncaUofl or the 5 foot uUlHy DosefilDnt lying
aloJl(] lhe Soulher ly ,Iol lint:' or lot 3 l\ tho 4 fooL ensement lying olong the Northerly
lot line of Lot 4, [Hock '\~ amI thl"' ~; foot crlBemenl lyin<] 010ng the Southerly lot line
of Lot 8 &- the J fool (HH31~ment lying ~donq lhe Northerly loL line of Lot 7; Block E,
Boy rprrncc nnd Buy Terrace Addition DS recorded in Pint Oook 13, Page 22 of Public
Records of Pincllas Counly, florido less the easterly 5 feel.
~ And that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute some.
BACKGROUN 0:
This Vacalion is a part of an eorlier neighborhood-wide Vacation which we instigated
in Dec., 1904, but in which thi spurt COllld not be involved due to \'Jater lines then
occupying the ea~ements. The wator lin2~ have since been moved Lo the street
rights-oF-way and these last remaining easements can and should be vacated. This is
a neighborhood in which many homes were built over two lots and caused several
Vocation requests to clear titles.
This Vac~tion has been reviewed by various City Department/Divisions concerned and
there are no objections.
Florida Power Corp., General Telephone Co. and Vision Cable of Pinellas have no
objections to this Vacation request.
Commission Disposition: .
1. Approved as Recommended/Revised/Conditional
2. Continued to
Follow-up Action:
dat..
Submitted by:
~ Affected
Parties '\
Notified
of Me etlng
C3 Not Requited
tJAttachments:
Petition and
location map
City Manager
Paper: Clearwater
5.n
o Not Required
Costs: I /
Fundlnt;) Source:
o Capita. Improve-
ment BUOf1,.:>t
Cl Operating Budget
o Other_
Ad vert Ise1cV/06/86
Dote: 11/13/86
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Public vlorks l)t,Y
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PLEASE HEV fEW I'll rs VACJ\'I'rON IN TEHMS OF YOUR PIU;SBN'I' USE AND FUTURE NEED
Fon TilE PHOPEHTY. lNIHCNI'E vaua COMMENTS llF-LOW:
HEl~EnENCE NI'lJAS SHEET NUMllEn: C . 8 !J[ C T IpN 3 1 OWN511 I P 2. q Jt^NGr IS
1. ENG INEEn ING DEPJ\nTMEN1' - HEVIEWED DY: '1.J.Jt/l--c~ ~ATE: 1/;'//(,
COMMENTS ~ l'Ie supporl Lillo Vncnt 10n becnusc i Lis n port of on cnr lier neighborhood-
wide Vnculion wl1ich I~e innLigolcd in Dec. 1904, buL in which this port could not be involved
due to !'/Lltel' 11rlos then occupyinCJ Lhe eoscrnl~ntG. Tile water linen 110ve ninee been moved to
llle slreel righls-of-I"ny and lhone In!]1. romnining CfHwrnents can and should be vacated.
~~1~Rd8nn Hfl~,~g~)~r\'~o~hbB \~\~\f-lt~ 1~~l\Y hOl11eu were bui II over two lots nnd caused several
2. PLANNING ~ UnDAN flEVE OP1tENT - REVIEWED DY':~ ...f..... ~ DATE:/al/./ru
COMMENTS: 7-0.. '/ '! if ~
;00 E>t".p'<--~'~ -Jo t~ r\.~~.J~ ,I
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TRAFFIC ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT - REVIEWED
COMMENTS: . JJo t:J6JtEc.TID~ IF rL f~we-,e Ih+'S
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BY: DATE:
Nfl,}€' ItJ . Z ,..8'==
4. BUILDING INSPECTION DEPARTMENT - REVIEWED DY: C9J0
COMMENTS: "' 0 n
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DATE: .10- t.:J"~
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UTILITIES DEPARTMENT - REVIEWED B .
COMMENTS:
The Utilities Department concurs with the
'Engineering. The water mains have been
easements to street right-of-way.
DATE:
o CT 8 1986
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FIRE DEPARTMENT - REVIEWED BY:
COMMENTS: fftJ t!Je.Jii.c;;::;N"
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DATE: L I
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CITY MANAGER
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7. CITY ATTORNEY - REVIEWED BY:
COMMENTS:
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APPROVED FOn CITY
DATE:
1J t: J 1 5 1986
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RETURN TO ENGINEERING DEPART1mNT PRIOR TO ADVERTISING
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ADVERTISING DATES: "'cu. G" 1986
& Atovl /3", 178:'6
PUBLIC HEARING DATE: Nov,
FINAL COMMISSION ACTION:
ORDINANCE NO.
RECOHDED 'IN O. R. DOOK:
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APPROVED I
DATE OF FINAL READING:
PAGE:
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LETTER TO PROPER'f~Y OWNER ADVISING OF COMPLETION OF VACATI0N:
VA CA T ION CARD FIILE:
Sheet 1 of 2
Eng. Dept. 8/85
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lIEltEUY PETITION TilE CITY COMMISSION OF TilE CITY OF CLEARWATER
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TEJ...( A"'~ AOO I nON "LilA,) u loJ 11"'I~ ill f: e..s. '"" . r L ~ IN to V I rtJ IN nl E; s~ '" 1"11
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STREET ADDRESS OR SIMPLE LOCATION:
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PROPOSED USE OF VACATED PROPER1Y:
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5. ZONING ON ADJOINING PROPERTY:
R.~ 50
6. ATTACHMENTS:
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LAND SURVEY OF PROPERTY IS REQUIRED IF TIllS VACATION
INVOLVES EXISTING ENCROACHMENT
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DRAWING SnOWING PROPOSED USE OF VACATED PROPERTY,
(SURVEY, PLOT PLAN, ETC.)
SEE RESOLUTION 82-;3 (ATTACHED)
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ATTACHED LETTERS OF NO OBJECTION FROM:
[[] FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION
~ GENERAL 'fELEPIIONE COMPANY
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7. SIGNATURE OF THE OWNER' OF THE PROPERTY ABUTT ING TIlAr PROPERTY
PROPOSED TO BE VACATED: (APPLICANT) DATE
NAME ADDDRESS& ZIP CODE PROPERTY ACQUIRED
STATE OF FLORIDA )
COUNTY OF PINELLAS)
fubscribed and sworn to before me this
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Notary Public
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City of Clearwater
P.o. Box 4748
Clearwater, Fl. 33518
Attnl Engineering Dept.
Bel Side lot line easement in Bay Terrace & Bay Terrace Addition
PB 13, Pg. 22
Gentlemenl
In February, 19'84, I brought to the attention of the City of
Clearwater Engineers that several houses in my sUbdivision had'
been allowed to be built on split lots thus creating serious
title problems upon sale of said houses, mine being one of them.
I paid the required fee of $150.00 to proceed to clear, my pro-
~G~t~. However the side lot line now in question contained
~~ter lines but did not pose any problem at the time. '
In the fall of 1984, the City proceeded to vacate all side lot
line easements that did not contain water lines thus the other
property titles were cleared free of charge, to those property
owners.
The City has now vacated my South 5 feet of Lot J water line.
having replaced all lines in said subdivision by installing new
lines and meters between sidewalk and street. I now petition '
the City of Clearwater to vacate my south 5 foot easement on
,Lot, J and I feel s~nce I paid $150.00'to clear my,property of
the 10 foot easement running under my house and the other property~
owners tot their properties cleared for free. the Oi ty should 'I
now waive the $150.00 fee.' i
Thanlcing you in advance,
Bonita J. Rough
(Mrs. Howard R.Rough)
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2089 Broacfw'ay-O'....
Clearwater. Fl. 33515
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Florida Power Corporation has no' objection to the
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Bay Terrace and Bay Terrace Addition as recorded
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SUBJECT: THE Sotrrll FIVE (5) FEET PORTION OF LOT 3'~ BLOCK' "\01",
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ORDINANCE NO. 4300-86
AN OH.DINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
RELATING TO THE PROVISION OF CITY WATER FOR FIRE
SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AND FIRE HYDRANTS ON PRIVATE
PROPERTY; AMENDING SECTIONS 50.05 and 52.14, CODE OF
ORDINANCES, TO ESTABLISH CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS AND TO
IMPOSE A MONTHLY STANDBY CHARGE; PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE D ATE.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
CLEARW ATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Paragraph (1) of Subsection (e) of Section 50.05, Code of Ordinances,
is amended by adding Subparagraph c and by renumbering and amending subsequent
subparagraphs, as follows:
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Sec. 50.05. Deposit, fees, service charges and rate schedules sefiecl\::lle.
(e) Rates:
(1) Water rates. Water rates for all water furnished by the City Utilities
Departm ent l:l1leep ~he etffel"eflt- sefie6We9 shall be as follows:
c. Standby charges for fire protection systems. For fire hydrants and fire
sprinkler systems on private property, connected to the City water
system, the customer shall pay a monthly standby charge as set forth in the'
following table:
Facility
Monthly Charge
$2.50
Fire hydrants, per hydrant
Fire sprinkler systems, based on
fire line size, I?er building:
6 inches or less
2.50
8 inches
4.50
10 inches
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12 inches or larger
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d e. Service out of municipal limits: Accounts outside of the corporate limits
of the city shall be SUbject to a surcharge equal to thirty-five (35) per cent
of the monthly wBtef" BHl charges as set- fer-t:ft ffi S'dBSeeHeftS lh' ane b..
abeve.
e e. A charge of the "monthly minimumn for a one-and-one-half (1 1/2) inch
water meter is required for a "deduct" meter for air conditioning cooling
water and similar purposes. fThis ~ t-e emH ~he safittary sewef" efiarge fef"
~hlli eef\Stim~Ro1 This charge shill be required ;s only where a separate
irrigation meter cannot be set in the right-of-way or easement and the
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f e. The water rates in !:HiBseetten9 lh' anti lr.- ae6ye shall be adjusted pcriodlcnlly
to recover any increased cost to supply wa ter due to changes in the
wholesale rate the city pays for water. Such rate adjustment shall be set
by the utilities director with the approval of e6flet:lN"enee by the city
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increase bused, upon the ratio (3ereeR~age of water the city buys wholesale
to total syst~m water.
Section 2. Section 52.14, Code of Ordinances, is amended to read:
Sec. 52.14. Special fire protection service.
City water service for special S(3eeifti. fire protection systems, consisting of a
fire sprinkler system, fire hydrants, or both, on private property servi-ee fer any
e1:tHeffig will be made available at the property owner's expense. Connection to a City
water main will be made by the water division eel.'8MmeRt and charged for at cost of
material and labor. A e.et:ecler ekeek Wtt:fl BYl.'fiSS metef' backflow prevention device,
which shall include a leak detecting meter, shall will be required for any fire sprinkler
line. This service shall wffi be used for fire protection only and no ef:kef' connection
other than fire hose or sprinklers will be allowed on this service. This service will be
made available subject to the approval of the plans and specifications for, and the
installation and any subsequent alteration of, the system by fRstaHee. ey a{'(3fflY~ ef
the superintendent of the water division ee{'8f"t:meRt-;.=.. aRd a:H All valves on hose
connections eeflfteet-teR will be sealed BY Mm. Valves will be opened only fo~ testing,
and in case of fire within the building. The superintendent of the wat:er e.e(38.rtmefit,
ffit:lst shall be immediately notified whEm seals Sa:1-eS are broken. Failure to give
immediate notice of broken seals eeml:*Y will be cause for discontinuance of the &ee
service, and a meter) shall be installed at the property owner's expense before such
service will be resumed. The City shall maintain fire hydrants and water lines located
in easements granted to and accepted'\ by the City; all others shall be maintained by
the property owner. The City water e.e(3ar-t:ment will not be responsible for any
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meter will be billed at the domestic rate.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect December 1, 1986, but the monthly
standby charges imposed by Section 1 shall take effect as of the first day of the first
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r:; Agenda No.
MEMORANDUM TO: PUf)_I",-- Meeting Date 11-20-86
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
SUBJECT:
Petition for Annexation and lL Zoning of a 4 Acre Parcel Located on the South
Side of Calumet Str~et Approximately 450 Feet East of Hercules Avenue
(Nightingale, Square D Co./City) Annex'86-26.
RECOMMENDATION:
City Commission approve th~ annexation and IL zoning of che subject property
including the abutting right-of-way of Calumet Street; and direct the City
Attorney to include this in an ordinance.
(~ And that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The request is for IL (Limited Industrial) District zoning in conjunction with
the annexation. The Land Use Plan designation is Industrial.
The parcel was the subject of two agreements to annex. Agreement to Annex No.
85-20-242 signed on July 3, 1985 included a promissory note in the' amount of
$3,651.68 for Open Space Land Fees which will be due prior to the finalization
of this annexation. Agreement to Annex No. 68 was signed on April 16, 1978.
The property is now contiguous to the city limits and is eligible to be
annexed. As provided for in the agreements, the City is initiating action to
annex the properties into the City. The property owners were given the
required 60 day notice called for in the agreements.
Both properties are presently developed in industrial uses.
The Planning and Zoning Board on November 4, 1986, recommended approval of the
annexation and IL zoning by a vote of 5 to O.
Legal description: E 1/2 Lot 19, Clearwater Industrial Park Sec. 1-29S-15E
(Nightingale, ATA 85-20-242); W 1/2 Lot 19, Clearwater Industrial Park, Sec.
1-29S-1SE (Square D Co., ATA 68).
Comm isslon Disposition:
1. Approved as Recommended/Revised/Conditional
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I. Agenda No.
MEMORANDUM TO: pL:D-lJJ MeetlngDatell-20-86
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater-
SUBJECT:
Petition For Annexation and RS-2 Zoning of a 1.2 Acre Parcel Lo~ated on the
South Side of Campbell Orive Approximately 310 Ft. East of Old Coachman Road
(Brown/City) Annf;!x '86-27.
RECOMMENDATION:
City Commission approve the annexation and RS-2 zoning of the subject
property; tlnd direct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance.
(~ And that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The request is for RS-2 (Single Family Residential) District Zoning in
conjunction with the annexation. The Land Use Plan designation,is Low Density
Residential. The County Land Use Plan designation is Residential Conservation.
The parcel was the subject of an Agreement to Annex. Agreement to Annex No.
. 84-23-198 signed on June 5, 1984 includes a promissory note in the amount of
$200.00 for the recreation facility fee which will be due prior to the
finalization of this annexation.
The proper.ty is now contiguous to the city limits and is eligible to be
annexed. The property owner requested and returned the completed petition
forms. A single family residence presently exists on the property.
The Planning and Zoning Board on November 4, 1986 recommefided approval of the
annexation and RS-2 zoning by a vote of 5 to O.
Legal description: M&B 34.022, Sec. 6-29S-16E
Commission Disposition:
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MEMORANDUM TO: Y'c:\J.'! MeetIng Dote 11-20-86
.The City Com mission of the City of Clearwater
SU,'UECT:
Petition For Annexution, ell Zonin~ and {t Land US~ Plon Amendment from Medium
Density Residerltial to Commercial/Tourist Facilities of u 3.2 Acre Parcel
Located on the West Side of U.S. 19 Approximately 275 Feet North of Blackburn
Street (Vnldes) Annex. 86~28, LUP 86~28.
RECOMMENDATION:
City Commission approve the annexatiqn, CH zoning and Land Use Plan amendment
for the subject property; and direct the City Attorney to include this in an
ordinance.
(~ And that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BAC1'~GROUND :
The request is for CH (Highway Commercial) District Zoning in conjunction with
the annexation and 8 Land Use Plan amendment from Medium Density Residential to
Commercial/Tourist Facilities.
~he Pinellas County Land Use P,lan shows a Residential/Office/Retail designation
on the property.
The parcel is currently vacant. An open space land fee will be due prior to
any development. Although oot a condition of annexation, the dedic~tion of a
40 foot drainage and utility easement along u.s. 19 will be a requirement of
the development of the property. In addition, water lines and fire hydrants
will have to conform to City standards when the property is developed.
The Planning and Zoning Board on November 4, 1986 recommended approval of the
annexation, CH zoning and Land Use Plan amendment to CommerciallTourist
Facilities by a vote of 5 to O.
Legal description: Lot 7, Blackburn Subdivision, Sec. 6-29S-16E
Commission Disposition:
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MEMORANDUM TO:, ruD~ ':; Meeting Date 11..20..86
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SUBJECT:
Petition for. Annexation und for Pureel HI, or. Zoning and a Land Use Plan
Amendment (rom Medium Density Rcsidentlnl to Residential/Office and for Parcel
fl2t IL Zoning for a Totul 6.72 Acre Site Located on the South Side of Sunset
Point Rond Approximately 225 Feet West of the InterRec~ion with Belcher Road
and Extending South to Sunnydale Boulevard (Finkenbinder) Annex 86-29,
LUP 86-29 (Purcel 01 Only).
R~COMMENDAT1oN:
City Commission upprove the unmnexationt OL zoning nnd a Land Use Plan
amendment to Residential/Office for Parcel HI and IL zoning for Parcel 02;' and
direct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance.
[xl And that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same. II
BACKGROONO:
Parcel HI - The request is for OL (Limited Office) District Zoning and a Land
Use Plan amendment from Nedium Density Residential to Residential/Office in
conjunction with the annexation. The Pinellas County Land Use Plan carries a
designation of General Commercial. This is B vacant 4.5 acre parcel for which
an office development is proposed.
Parcel U2 - The request is for IL (Limited Industrial) District Zoning in
conjunction with the annexation. The City Land Use Plan designation is
Industrial while the Pinellas County Land Use Plan designation is Light
Industrial. Parcel 02 is a 2.22 acre vacant parcel.
Additional easements may be required upon development of the property and wate
lines and fire hydrants will have Sp conform to City standards.
Tbe Planning and Zoning board on November 4, 1986 recommended approval of the
annexation of the subject properties and OL zoning and a Residential/Office
Land Use Plan classification on Parcel 01 by a vote of 5 to O. The request fo
IL zoning was recommended for approval by a vote of 4 to 1.
Legal description: Parcel 01, Lot 1, Pine1las Groves Subdivision vacated
right-of-way, SE 1/4 Sec. 1-29S-15E, M&B 32-011, SW 1/4 Sec. 6-29S-16E.
Parcel 02 - N. 325 ft. of Lot 16, Pinellas Groves Subdivisiont SE 1/4
Sec. 1-29S-15E.
Commission Disposition:
1. Approved at Recommended/Revised/Conditional
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Zoning Atlas Amendm~nt from RS-8 to RM-8 for a .55 Acre Parcel Located
Approximat~ly 320 Feet South of Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard and 200 Feet ~ast of
Bamboo Lane (J~rs~y Jim Towers TV & AC, Inc.) Z 86-17.
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MEMORANDUM TO:
The City Com mission of the City of C lea rwater
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Agenda No.
Meeting Date 11-20-86
RECOMMENDATION:
City Commission approve the zoning amendment from RS-B to RM-B on the subjecc
property; and direct the City Attorney to include this in an ordinance.
~ and that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The request is to change the zoning from RS-8 (Single Family Residential)
to RM-8 (Multi-Family Residential). The site is presently vacant.
The Land Use Plan designation is presently Low Density Residential and is
nay proposed to be changed.
It is the intent of the applicant to request a conditional use for non-
commercial, off-street parking on the subject site if the rezoning is
approved.
The Planning and Zoning Board on November 4, 1986 recommended approval of
the rezoning to RM-8 by a vote of 5 to O.
Legal description: South 305.38 feet M.O.L. of the east 78.66 feet of M&B
41-04, Sec. 13-29S-15E
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CITY, OF CLEARWATER
JERSEY JIM TOWERS rr.v. AND AIR CQNO'ITIONING;' INC~
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CHANGE:
FROM RS-8 to RM-S
20 NOVEMBER 1986, CITY COMMISSION
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Appli.cati.on for. Rezoni.ng
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Survey of Subject Site
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16 September 1986
NAME OF PHOPEItTY OWNEH(S) Jersey Jim Towers '1'. V. (. Air Conditioning, Inc.,
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ADDRESS 512 U.S. lIighwny 19 South, Clearwater, Florida PHONE 813/797-:7!()O
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AUTHORl ZED REPRESEWr ATIVE (IF ANY) Willimn J. Kimpton, Esqui'rc
ADDRESS 2901 U.S. Uighwny 19 North, Suite 203 J Cleun1attl'r, FLPHONE 813/791-0063
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY (SUBJECT OF REQUEST)
SEE ATTACHED EXHIBIT "AU
GENERAL LOCATION Rear of commercial tract in Bamboo Subdivision, off State Road 60,
just South of Belcher'Road in Clearwater (map attached as Exhibit "n").
ACREAGE
78.66' X 305.38' (HaL)
PRESENT ZONING DISTRICT
RS - 8
REQUESTED ZONING DISTRICT RN - 8
CITY COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE CATEGORY Low Density Residential
COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE CATEGORY Low Density Resident,ial
REASON FOR REQUEST
Property has no reasonable use under current zoning. Change
~ill allow owner to request parking of automobiles as a conditional use adjoining
commercial property.
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IS THE REQUESTED ZONING DISTRICT IN' CONFORMANCE WITH THE CLEARWATER
COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN? YES X NO
Note: If the requested zone change is not consistent with the
City's"Land Use Plant the applicant will be required to
file a corresponding application to amend the land use
plan.
IS THE REQUESTED'ZONING DISTRICT IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE PINELLAS COUNTY
COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN? YES X NO
LIST ANY O'fHER PERTINENT INFORMATION SUBMITTED Conditional use was allowed
prior to new developmen~lco4e adoption.
JERSEY JIH TmlERS T.V. & AIR CONDITIONltiG, INC.
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(Signature) Jim Towers, President
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A parcel oEland lying within NE 1/4 of the SE ;/4 of Seqtion 13,
Township 29 South, Range 15 East, Cleal:'Water, P~nellas County,
Florida, mora particularly described as follows: '
BEGINNING at the southeast corner of Lot 10, Bamboo Subdivision, '
according to plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 28, Page 75
of the Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida; Thence '
S OOo27'24"E, along the: e~st line of said BCJmboo Slllxlivision, CJ
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BOARD: Neighborhood Ad'V1sory Coaaittee
TERM: Ad Hoo
APPOINTED BY: City Commission
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE: No
RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT: City of Clearwater
SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS: E. Clearwate~
MEMBERS: 12
CHAIRPERSON(S): None
MEETING DATES: ~th Wednesday
PLACE: City Hall Annex
APPTS. NEEDED: 2
DATE APPTS.TO BE MADE: 12/11/a6
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THE FOLLOWING ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER(S} VACANCY REQUIRE EITHER RE~APPOINTMENT OR
REPLACEMENT BY A NE~ APPOINTEE.
Name-Address-Phone
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Willingness
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1. Mrs. Jo Ann Wolfe
2905 Lemonwood St.
Clearwater, FL 3351~
191-3529
(E. Clearvater Category)
Ad Hoc
Resigned
2. Lois B. [-far tin
1771 Harbor Drive
Clearwater, FL 33515
(N. Greeuvood Category)
Ad Hoc
Resigned
THE FOLLOWING NA~S ARE BEING SUBMITTED FOR CONSIDERATION TO FILL THE ABOVE VACANCIES:
1. Mrs. Monika Hoir
2912 Edenwood St.
Clearwater, FL 33519
Jo Anne Wolfe
'" Comments-Related Experience, Etc. '
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2. Mr. Daniel Domingo
750 Island i-lay
Clearwater, FL 3351S
41t3-59143
self
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3. Mr. Johnny Long
2315 Minneola Road
Clearwater, FL 33546
796-9319
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FOR CO~~ISSION MEETING NOVEMBER 20, 1986 'NOTIFICATIONS
Agenda ,1_
BOARD: Library Board
TERM: 3. Years
APPOINTED BY: City Commission
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE: Required
RESIDENCY REQUIREMENT: City of Clearwater
SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS: None
MEMBERS: 11
CHAIRPERSON(S): C. Pate, Hutohens
MEETING DATES: 3rd Friday
PLACE: Conferenoe Room
APPTS. NEEDED: 1 i
DATE APPTS.TO BE MADE: December 11, 1986
THE FOLLOWING ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER(S) VACANCY REQUIRES EITHER RE-APPOINTMENT FOR
A NEW TERM OR REPLACEMENT BY A NEW APPOINTEE.
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Name-Address-Phone
Date of
Original
Appointment
Attendance
Reoord
,Willingness
To Serve
1. Martin J. Moran
436 Midway Island
Clearwater, FL 33515
1985
Oeceased
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THE FOLLOWING NAMES ARE BEING SUBMITTED FOR CONSIDERATION TO FILL THE ABOVE VACANCIES:
Name-Address-Phone
Submitted B~
Comments-Related Experience, Etc.
1. Howard T. Smith
P.O. Box 1377
Clearwater, FL 33517
H-ij47-1725 W-442-2101
self
Former member Community Relations
Board - 5 yrs.
Application attached
2. Mrs. Helen Diller
2623. Seville Blvd.
Apt. 310
Clearwater, FL 33520
799-2769
self
Former member Library Board
2/79-1/85
Application attac~ed
3. Frederick Dunn
1881 N. Hercules, #1302
Clearwater, FL 33515
446-7239
self
Application attached
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4. (Richard A.) "Dickl! Fitzgerald
2686 8rattle Lane
~learwater, FL 33519
7t36. "295
self
Chairman, Chamber of Commerce
Task Force for Countryside Library
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City Cler~'5 Of~ice
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APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP ON CITY OF CLEARWATeR AOVISORY BOARDS
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DUNN
Home Phone: (B I ~) 44' - "72. 3(
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How long a resident of Clearwater 7 f 0 Y E"Aa....s
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Octobe~, 27, 1986
Kathy Kelly, Mayor
City o~ Clearwater
P. O. SOH 4748
Clearwat~r, FL 33518-4748
OCT 27 1986
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Dear Ms. Kelly:
I would like to serve on the Clearwater Public Library System
Board o~ Directors. My application is on file with the City
Clerk. This letter is to outline what I feel are my
quali~ications.
To ""it;
1 have been a resident and cardholder o~ the library ~or
nearly twenty years, and have had library cards since I was
eight years old, so I am familiar with good and poor
libraries.
t am a management consultant in Distribution and Marketing
as well as a line manager in several major American
corporations. Consultants are solution oriented and in my
case, used to achieving sophisticated solutions in materials
storage where there is very little money available.
1 have been a user, a taker o~ what the libraries offer
without making any other contribution other than paying my
taH bi 11. I woul d 1 i ke to pay back the years of enj oyment
the libraries have given me by offering my skills to the
board.
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'To demonstrate what I mean by making a contribution, I attach the
letter outlining changes in the tomputer generated checkout slip
now used 1 r: t.he library. I have met wi th the Df rector, Ms Mi el ke
and we have +-alked about the problems with the IIstate of the artll
system you are now using. There is hope intertwined with the
usual problems involving computers.
I would like to meet with any or all of the city leaders who have
to decide on the new board member to be elected in December.
Please call me to set up an appointment at your convenience.
Sincerely yo,,:,rs,
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Enclosure: Letter to Clearwater Library System, October 8, 1986
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FREDER I CJ< DUNN
P.o. BOX 517
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA 33517
(813) 446-7239
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October B, 1986
Head Librarian
Clearwater Public Library System
100 N. Osceola Ave.
Clearwater, FL 33515
Dear Sirs:
I have been using your library checkout system since its startup
some months ago. As a consultant in Distribution and Marketing,
1 can only characterize elements of the system II as leaving much
to be desi red II.
This is the polite way of saying that the system overall is a
vast improvement:. but that the piece of paper given to the users
fails miserably to meet:. the users needs to know;
What library system provided the materials.
From which branch they took out material.
The date the material was taken out.
the type of materials taken out.
A clear indication of when the material is due back.
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In contrast to the enclosed copies of checkout slips from food
stores in the Clearwater area, the samples attached contain
information that is not needed by the user;
A continuous repitition of II CHECKOUT II and "Item?tI.
Once is enough, since you say this at the top of the
form right above "Patron?"
Use of the bureacratic "Patron" rather than the more
understandable "Card Number."
Meaningless double dates not related to any other
information on the form.
Copies of 11.~urmation oriented to the library person
handling ~he transaction, such as;
1I**DISJ< 8EING UPDATED----PLEASE STAND-BY"
IINot chscked in: proceed?"
Apparent merging of two checkouts on one slip.
Overall, I would suggest that the person who designed the output
end of the computer program discussed above would be graded IIF"
for "fail" in any class dealing with basic computer programing,
and thrown out of school if they were above the level of a
freshman.
It is unfair to be critical without offering an alternative. So
I have set up a re-designed printout to be given to the library
"Patrons" as you call them. It is shown below.
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10/27/86
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IDENTIFICATION NO.
3 2112 Wm2gS 2897
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3 2112 r.lm004 0779
3 2112 00317 0147
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CARD NUMBER:
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Each transaction proceeds as follows;
The library person indicates type of transaction.
The card is wanded.
The card number is printed on the pre~headed form.
Each piece o~ material checked out is wanded. .
If there is a problem, the screen shows the problem. No
printout is made.
The computer prints each line, using information in the
computer record for the item and the due date base.
After the last piece is wanded, the computer is told to end
the transaction.
The computer then print~ the heading, lines 1 to 5~ and does
a "forms feed" to bring the paper up to the tear line.
This preprints the heading for the neHt transaction.
The copy is torn off and given to the card holder.
I hope that this will be of value to you in improving a greatly
improved Clearwater library system. I would be Willing to work
with a group looking into ways to improve the system. As an oid
(over 50 year) library user allover the U.S., and a consultant
in materials storage, I feel I could be of value to the system
which gives such me continuous, pleasure.
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APPLICATION FOR ADVISORY BOARDS
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MEMORANDUM TO:
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
SUBJECT:
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Agenda No.
Meetl ng Date:
11/20/86
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION - Mnrch 10, 1987
. RECOMMENDATION:
The City Clerk be directed to prepare for and conduct the forthcoming municipal
election to be held March 10, 1987, and be authorized to hire the necessary
election boards and compensate the pollworkers in n manner commensurate with
Pinellns County.! '
GSl And that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute some.
BACKGROUN 0:
The City Clerk acts in behalf of the Commission in the conducting of municipal
elections.
Election expenditures are included in the City Clerk's operating budget.
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Follow-up Action:
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&J Not AeQuired
Costs: OAttochments: I
FundI ng Source:
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ment Bud get "\,
l!l Operating Budget
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Submitted by:
Advertised:
City Manager
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Parties
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Agenda No.
Meeting Date: 11/20/86
MEN10RANDUM TO:
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
SUBJECT: Agreement - Clearwater For Youth, Inc.
. RECOMMENDATION: Approve attached agreement between the City of
Clearwater and Clearwater For Youth, Inc., for Clearwater For Youth to
operate the small concession building located at Carponter Field during
its Upper Pinellas Co. Winter Instructional League season.
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BACKGROU NO: The Clearwater For Youth, Inc. -Upper pinellas County Winter
Instructional League (UPCWIL) plays the majority of their games at the
Carpenter Field Complex from approximately mid-September through mid-
November. The attached Agreeme~t is similar to Agreements approved in
previous years, however it now covers the period of use by the UPCWIL,
rather than the Babe Ruth Baseball program. As a note of information,
the Babe Ruth League is now defunct and all of the equipment previously
owned and utilized by them in this concession building has been donated
to Clearwater For Youth.
The Parks and Recreation Director recommends approval of this recommen-
dation.
Commission Disposition:
Follow-up Action:
Submitted by:
Advertised:
Costs: N/A
Funding Source:
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Cl Operating Budget
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t'. Agreement
UAttochments:
City Manager
Paper:
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THIS AGREEMENT made nnd ~ntered into this
day of
1986J by and between the CITY OF CLEARWATER.
FLORIDA, a municipal corporation, hereinafter referred to ss
"City", and CLEARWATER FOR YOUTH. INC., a Florida non-profit
corporation, whose address is 2037 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd., Suite DJ
Clearwater, Florida 33575J hereinafter referred to as "CFY".
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WIT N E SSE T H:
\ofHEREAS, the City' is a municipal corporation owning and
operating Carpenter Field in the City of Clearwater, which field
is used by CFY during its Upper Pinellas County Winter
Instructional League season; and
WHEREAS, CFY is desirous of using a concession building
located on the North side of ~he Olubhouse at said Field during
its Winter Instructional season and for its off-season storage;
NOW, THEREFOREJ IN CONSIDERATION OF THE PREMISES and of
the faithful performance by each of the parties of the covenants
and agreements between each other madeJ it is mutually agreed
between the parties as follows:
l. CFY shall have the right to use a concession
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building on the North side of the Clubhouse at Carpenter Field
during its Winter Instructional season and may during the
remaining months use said concession building for its off-season
storage.
It is specifically understood and agreed that CFY shall
not have the right to use said concession facility for any
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activity or function at Carpenter Field other than its Winter
Instructional League games without first obtaining prior written
consent and approval of the City.
2. CFY shall at its expense furnish all equipmentJ
fixtures. and related items used and required in the operation of
the concession stand by it and its representatives and agents.
CFY shall also at its expense be responsible for t~e maintenance
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nnd upkeep of the conccssion stand nnd shull cooperate w1th City
groundskaeperR in keeping the grounds nnd other portions of
Carpenter Field in a clean and orderly manner and free from any
debris, papers and other material from any of the items sold or
dispensed from said concession stand.
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3. CFY shall purchase at lts own expense and maintain
in effect throughout the term of this Agreement a policy of
insurance in an amount not les.s than $500,000 combined single
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will protect and hold the City of Clearwatar harmless from any
and all actions or causes of actions or claims of any nature or
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description whatever by any and all persons in the operation of
said Winter Instructional League and the use of the concession
4. CFY agrees that under no circumstances will
building, and shall furnish to the City an in!urance certificate
setting forth said coverage.
alcoholic beverages be sold or offered for sale by the Winter
Instructional League in the operation of the concession building.
5. Neither this Agreement nor any rights hereunder,
including but not limited to the right to operate the concession
stand, shall be assigned or transferred by CFY to anyone without
the prior written cons~nt of the City.
\; 6. The term of this Agreement sh'all be for two (2)
years from the date hereof unless sooner terminated, and may be
extended upon the mutual consent and agreement in writing of the
parties.
Either party may terminate this Agreement by furnishing
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the City furnishs notice of termination to CFY, CFY shall have
'sixty (60) days from the date of said notice to remove at its
expense its equipment from the premises; otherwise, said
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If any damage
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CFY shall at its expense immediately repair said damages.
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serves notice of termination to the City, the equipment of CFY on
the premises shall revert to and bec~me the property of the City.
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7. CFY shall obtaIn at its expense all required
licenses, shall furnish all required perBonl~el and shall collect'
and pay any taxes required in the operation of the concession
stand.
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8. The City shall have the right through its agents to
make reasonable inspections of sald facility and the operation
thereof to see that it is being conducted in a proper manner for
the protection of the City under the terms of this Agreement.
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9. CFY shall furnish "Hollywood type" bases on demand,
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but not to exceed two sets per year. (These bases shall become
the property of the City.
10. The City shall have the right to make rules and
regulations for the use of this facility, and CFy shall abide by
said rules and regulations and acquaint all of ~ts members with'
said rules.
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The City shall have the right to expel from this
facility any Winter Instructional League member violating such
rules and regulations, and CFy shall be expected to help in such
enforcement.
11.. This Agreement shall be binding upon the parties
heretot .their successors and assigns where permitted.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOFt the parties hereto have set their
hands and seals the date first above written.
Countersigned:
CITY OF CLEARWATERt FLORIDA
Mayor-Commission.'r
By
City Manager
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Approved as to form & correctness
Attest:
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Two (2) riding mowers ore required to replace Gravely mowers which have exceeded their
normal service life and nre beyond economical repairs.
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Agenda No.
Me atl n 9 Date: 11/20/86
MEMORANDUM -ro:
Corn miss ion
The City
SUBJECT:
o 'f t h t3 C it y 0 f '. C I ear w ate r
H t n rNG NC>HERS
RECOM MENDATION:
Award a contract to pl.lt"cllllHC two (2) Jacobsen 'I~II~fcat IT Hilling ~IOWC1:S from Debra
&}uipmenl, Tumpa, FL for $1 B,940, llmler tenus and conditions of Florida State Contract
515-63-86-), uS uuthorized by Art. 11, Sec. 42.23(4}"Code oC Orc\inooces.
m And that the oppropriate officials be authorizad to e;(ecute same.
BACKGROUND:
Ne\ol mOlolers must be ordered 11m., to arrive in time for next year's growing seasol1. The
Jacobsen Turfcat is a larger mower specified on the Florida State Hower Contract for
henvy duty municipal and commercial llse. 'Dle Fleet Nnintenance staff has reviewed the
specifications and rccolffilencls purchase. The Purchasing Officer concurs.
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The staff is purchasing mowers larger than the Gravelys, so that more grass can be cut
in less time. The labor savings will more than offset the adtlitional cost of this
equipment upgrade.
The First Quarter BUdget Review will include an amendment to provide the necessary
funding for the upgrade, charge from other parks division codes.
TheSE:! tr<lnsfers will not effect the "bottom line" budget for this division.
NOTE: Bo thmOtY'crs are on the approved capi tal equipment replacement lis t for 1 <J86-8 7,
and $8,666.67 is to be charged to Code 315-1-4211-641-590. 111e additional $10,273.33
is the upgrade charge to the using department, Parks and Recreation capital Code
010-1-1691-640/572. '
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Commission Disposition:
1. Approved as Recommllndlld/Revised/Conditional
2. Continued to
Fal low-up Action:
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Costs:' $18t9 0 OAttachments:
Funding Source:
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18 Operating Budget
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Submitted by:
Advert ised:
Cit~( Manager
Pa pe r:
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Re ference
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Central Services
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MEMORANDUM TO:
The City Commission
SUBJECT: RIDING HOHERS
RECOM MENDATION:
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Agenda No.
Meeting Dote: 11/20/86
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of the City of Clearwater
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Award u contract to purch9se two (2) Toro Goundmuster 72 riding mowers
from Wesco Zuun Inc., Tampa, FL for $17,140 as authorized by Art. I~,
Sec. 42.23(5), Code of Ordinances.
g And that the approprlote offlclols be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROU NO:
This is a requirement to purchase one (1) replacement, upgraded mower and
one (1) addi tional mower for maintenance of recrea tional facili ties: The
Toro Groundmaster 72, which is very similar to the Jacobsen Turfcaf being
purchased separately for the Parks Division, has an excellent operational
and maintenance record. Like the Jacobsen, it has been agreat improvement
over the smaller Gravelys. tVi th both Toro and Jacobsen mowers in use ~ the
staff can compare their operational and maintenance characteristics, with
a 'view toward standardization in the future.
Toro mowers are not currently priced on a Florida State Contract, but they
are priced at $ 9,171 each on a GSA con trac t . However, in order .to stay
competitive in the Florida government market, Hesco Zaun is offering the .
Toro Groundmaster 72 at $8,570 each which is below what that same mower sold
for on state contract in 1983. This price is effective .through December 31,
1986, and the staff recommends acceptance with Purchasing Office~
concurrence. .'
EXPENSE CODES:
a. One (1) mower is on the approved capital equipment replacement list for 1986-87
with $4,333.33 charged to 315-1-4211-641/590 and $4,236.67 charged to
010-1-1671-640/572 for upgrade. Funds for this upgrade are available due to
re-evaluation and delay in other planned equipment purchases. This change will
not increa~'e the "bottom line" of the budget.
b. One (1) mower is on the approved capital equ~pment additional list for
1986-87 with $8,570 charged to 010-1-1673-640/572.
Commission Disposition:
1. Approved as Recommended/Revi~d/Conditjonal
2. Continulkl to
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Follow-up Action:
Submitted by:
'~\ Advertised:
Costs: $17 , '140 OAttochments:
Funding Source:
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IE Ope~oting Budget
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Agenda No.
Meeting Date: 11/20/86
MEMORANDUM TO:
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
SUBJECT:
tl57 Aggregate
RECOM MENDATION:
Award n contract to purchase tl57 aggregate from Florida Crushed Stone Co.
for $8.05 per ton) net price, during the period 01/01/87 to 12/31/87 as
authorized under Art. II, Sec. 42.23(5), Code of Ordinances.
~ And thct the appropriate officials be authorized to execute some.
BACKGROUND:
The Public Service Division has an annual requirement for approx. 4000 tons
of 1157 aggrega te used in making concre te. Aggrega te is produced in
mines located near Brooksvil1e and on the Florida east coast. Truck
deliveries from Brooksville have been the most practical and cost effective
for the City, since it began making ready-mix concrete five (5) y~ars
ago. Rail shipments, which would be less expensive because more aggregate
c~n be delivered at one time, may be possible in 1988 when Public Service
can use the Bonner property.
Currently, the City purchases aggregate from Florida Crushed Stone Co.
for $8.55 per ton, less .50 cents per ton discount for prompt payment)
net price $8.05 per ton, F.O.B. Brooksville. Delivery is contracted for
separately with Norred Trucking at $4.60 per ton. Total price (aggregate
plus delivery) is $12.65 per ton. Compared to the current Pinellas County
contract, awarded by competitve bid, the total delivered price is $13.10
per ton. Based on 4,000 tons, the City's current price will produce a net
annual savings of $1800 per year. Therefore, the Public Service staff
recommends awarding a follow-on contrac t to Florida Crushed Stone Co. and
the Purchasing Officer concurs. .
The 1986/87 Public Works Operating Budget :lricludes 3ufficient funds for
- for this purchase. ~
Funding for costs to be incurred after 9/30/87 will be included in the recommended
1988 budget.
Commission Disposition:
1. Approved as Recommended/Revised/Conditional
2. Continued to
Follow-up Action:
estimated
Costs: 3 I
Fundi ng Source:
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~ Operating Budget
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at Not Required
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MEMORANDUM TO: pltl- Meeting Date: 112086
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
SUBJECT' PurchaRC of Lots L4, 15, 16 and 17 of the Jllnic'Daniels Subdivision liS re-
, corded in Plat Book 5, pase 23 of the ~ub~ic Records of Pincllas Co..Florid
~ ECOM MEN DATIO N: Approve the propoRed contrnct wi th Mary N. Hcard for the purchase
of the subject: property for (uture development.
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ea And tha' the approprla1e officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND: Lots 14, 15, 16 and 17 of the Janie Daniels Subdivision are located to
the southwest of the City Hall Annex building. The lots together Bre 80 x 137.5 ft.
containing 11,000 square feet M.O.L. There are three old residential structureSJ in poor
condition, on the property.
Mary Heard has agreed to sell the subj~ct property for $70,000.00. The Staff believes this
to be reasonable market value for the property.
Mrs. Heard has requested that she be permitted to move the middle building to property own-
ed by her church. The move would be at the expense of the church and the building would
be moved within 90 days after closing, if approved. Staff consider the value of. the build-
ing to be negligible. Mrs. Heard is checking to ensure that the building can be moved.
Should the City Commission approve the proposed contract, the City will pay for Title
Insurance and State Documentary Stamps on the Deed, in addition to normal closi~g costs.
The First Quarter budget review will include a transfer of approximately $71,200.00 from
the Special 'Development Fund - Reserve for Future Land Maintenance/Purchase to aid in fund-
ing this purchase.
Commission Disposition:
1. Approlled as Recommended/Rellised/Conditional
2. Continued to
Follow-up Action:
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Parties
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Contract
Map
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Costs: ~71 200.00
Funding Source:
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CONTRACT FOR SALE AND PURCHASE
DAR/rAR Form No. 2
PAnTIES: Mary~. Ilennf . II "Sell.'''.
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.nd City of Clenrwnt.nr, rloridn ..."Ouv.''''
01 P.O. nox lO/lO, Clnnrwnt.er. noridn 33510 IPh",," 462=66)0 I.
h.'.bv .g,.. III.' w. 5~II.r 'h~I' ull .nd nuv.r "1111 huv .h. tolluwlnll IltO".ltv upon .". ,01l0....lnll I.r...., .nd ~ol1dlllo'" Wit lell IN :LUOI! Ih.lll.ndlrd, F 0'
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I. DESCnlPlION:
III Lngll dlllcrlllllon 01 ,nlll "".11 10Clllnd In Pine 1 j nn Counlv. Florldl:
LoLa 14, 15, 1() ond 17 of the JANIE DANIELS SUBDIVISION, occording to
the Mop or Plol thereof 00 recorded in Plnl Book 5, Page 23 of the
Public Recordo of Pinelloo County, rlorJdo.
Ib} Sir...' "dd."lt. il "'1.... ollhll IltOllll'lY ""I"g ~on"nv"d i,
Icl P..non,,1 1I10n",I... lncll,,'~d:
1155 & 1157 Pierce Street, CleorwDter, Florida
II.
PURCHASE PRICE: . . , . , . . . . , . . . . , . , . . . . , . . . . . . , . , . , , , , , . , . . , . , . , . . , . , . . , . , . .$
PAVMENT,
hI D.podthl.o bo ".Id in ...erow by
70,000.00
In th. .mount 01, . , , .$
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\)"",'ng lI.t..,ul II 'll, p.. ..nnUln .nd p"Vftbl. '" 10 IHincl!).., ontl
Inl".,t $ P.I mon.h. ".vlng .n IIppro..lm.l. Pl....nt p,ln~lpll b,l.nc" 01. . .. S
Pu,ch"'. m~;,ev mOrlg"lIl1 "ntl nole bO.llnO Intltrell .1 " on tll.mll,,1 10.11. t''''lIln b.lo..... In th..
prlnclp.I """;,unl 01 , . . . , . , . . . . . . ' , . . . , . . , . ': ,.,.,....,..,...,.."... .S
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e.lence '0 clol.. iU,S. cUh, c..,.III..d Or enlhl".', ch..ck/lub/ect 10 ttdjutlmunu.nd pro.atlonl , , , . ,$
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111. FINANC1NO: II ,h. pu,~hns. p.lc. or en... p.rt thn,.ol Is to b. IIn.n~.d bV I Ihl'd pe.1V lo.n, thl. Cont..et 10' 5.'" .ntl Pu.eh.... h".ln,,".. .,I.",d to .,
"Cant..at". I. ~ondltlon.d uoon th. Bu..... obl.lnlnll . II,m ~om'nllm.nt la. nld 100tn wBhln d..... I,oon d.1I hllllol. 01 In Inl..,..t nt. nOt 10 '/le..d
%= t.rm of _ ...un: .nd In thtt prlndp.1 .maunt of $ . !luV.' og'..' 10 ",..10. ..ppl1cllllon 'a', end 10 un ...,on.bl. dill.
a.ne. 10 IIbt.ln ,"id lOin, Should Ou..." 1.11 '0 obloln ..mil. 0' 10 "'101". Duvn", '1111\11 he,,,undll' wBhln uld 11m., elthe, P.'IV In.... clncel Canu..et.
I V. TITLE EVIDENCE: Within 30 deyl Irom dlte 01 Contrlct. 5.11.., Ihlll. el hll IIlIp.nu, d.U".. to Ou...o' Or hhlluolnlly.ln accord.nce "'11th SI.nd..d A.
.Ith.. ICH ECKI 0 111 01 Ql I 21: I' I ,,'ut'o~t. 0' [21 IIU. In...,.nc. commlt,".nt ....lth I.. owne.'. 1111. pollcv p.emlu... to b. p.l<.I bi) s.Il.. It elo.lng.
V. TIME FOR ACCEPTANCE AND EFFECTIVE DATE: IIlhl. oller II not ......cUlutl bv bOlh o..hll lI.llhu hernia on 0' 11.lor. ecember 8, 1986.
th. .10I...ld d.po.lIhl sh.1I be. " rh. apllo" a/ OUV". r.,u,ned 10 hIm ..nd Inls oil.., Ih.U In.r,,"., b. null .nd "old, The tllIl. Ell Cont.lel .h.1l b. Ih. d.t"
when Ih. lut ann 01 thl Sell.1 and Ou..... hal .Ignod thll olte.. or before
VI. 5t1.0SING DATE: Thll ..enlQctlon ,h.1I b.. clol.d "nd Ih. d..ed Ind other closlnO pope,. dllU"..,,,d On )(0)( do... 01 January 30th
19 tj 1 . unl.u n..,end.d hy other o.ovlslonl 01 COnlloct,
Vll. RESTRICTIONS. EASEMENTS. LIMITATIONSt Th. l3u...e. Iholl tok. 1111.. lubloct to: ;',onlno. leH,I~tlonl. p,oh.blllonl and olhe. r.C1ull.m.nulmpol.d by
;o....,nm.nr., .u,"orllv; ~"I,Jcl!onl ..nd ",..Ila,. .pp.arln" on th. plat 0' oth......I.. common to th. .ubOI"lllon: Public ulllll... ....m.nt. 01 '.~o,d. (p,o...lded ..ld
.a..m.nU .re lOcated ~onllouou. thloughaul Ih. p.on..tv IIn., and .Ie not mo,. Ihan 10 leel In width .. to Ih. '... 0' Irant IIno. .nd 7\0'1 flit In wIdth ., 10 th.
.Id. IInlS. unll" olh......11D Ipllcllled hal.ln): T....". 10. Yel, 01 clollng .nd lubllquonl .....". ..'u......d mOrlgago. .n<.l pu'chuo mon.v mortOlglS. " Inv;
C1t".r: ~one
. p,ovlded, hOI/ll."... Ihll non II 0' the 10,eOolng Ihan pIG".nl ule 01 th.. p.op"tv 10' Ihlt purpol" 01 JdJmmerc i al Use
VIII. OCCUPANCY: SaU., r.p,olenll l/1al 1/1"... .1' no paltl.,. In accupancV alhot. then Sells,. bu' If prope'lv I. Inlended .0 be .anled 0' occuplad bevond
closlnll. thl I.et Ind t.,m. lh..aollh.1I b. IIIl.d h.lel", .nd Ih. ten.nthl Ih.lI b. dl.elo..d punulnt tEl St.nd"d 0, s..nel .grul to d"II"" oecuplnev a. P'op..ty
at Urn. a. clo.lng unle" 0110"10'11... 'pn~lll"d b..low. If occuplncv II to b. d.Il,,",..d p,lo, 10 ~IOllng, Ouy.. .uum., III 11,1( 01 10.,10 p.op..ty horn d.'. a. occu.
pancV, ,h,,1I b. ."pontlbl.. e"d lI.ble 10' m..lnlln.nee ther..ol frorn Illd dal". ..nd Ihell b" d.nmed ro h."" le~eptDd th. p.op.,ty. 'till. end p."onll. In In .~lltlng
c:andlllan.. o' Uml o. leI< Inll o~cuplnev unllln olhe'wllO nOled In wrlllng.
IX, ASSIGNABILITV: ICHECK ONEI BUYII. Omay Inlgn IX] mav nol 1"llln. Cont.ecl,
X. TYPEWRITTEN OR HANDWRITTEN PROVISIONS: T...p......III.~ QI handw,luo';'P,ovlllon, Inl.rrltd herein 0' IUoched hereto II Addendl .hlll conuol
aU p,lnted p,o,'lllonlln conlliet Ih...ewlth,
Xl. SPECIAL CLAUSES:
1. The Buyer will arrange for Title Insurance and pay for the Title Insurance Policy.
2. The Buyer will pay for the State Documentory Stamps to be placed on the deed.
3. The Seller agrees to not withdraw this offer to sell prior to December 8, 1986.
4. The Buyer will accept the improvements in their present condition.
THIS I~ '~!TENDED TO BE A lEGALL Y BINDING CONTRACT.
IF NOT FULLY UNDERSTOOD, SeEK THE ADVICE 0 FAN ATTO RNEY PRIOR TO SIGNING.
THIS FORM HAS OEEN APpROVEO BY THE FLORIDA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS AND THE FLORIDA BAR
Copyrlghl 1978 by Th. Flo.id. 0.1 .nd th. Flat/de AUClC)",.On of A EAt. TOAS
Countersigned:
Hayor-Commissioner
Approved an form &: correctness:.
e".cul"d by Ouyer on
CITY [J=' CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
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City Manager !Duvor}
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BROKERAGE FEE: Sullor aq,on, 10 po... the 'I/gltln,nd lul GIllI. n,ok", nomod hI/low. ot l,mo 01 clo'lnq. "0'" 'I'" dl,bu'uon,wlI 01 110. p'ocnd. o. ul.. ~om.
PllnUllon In the . nOunl 01 % OIIlIOU pu,eh... price '0. hi. I.r".c., In .lIlIcII"1I ,I." Inl. by Ilndlno . Ouy.,. ,udy. ....IUlng .nlJ abl. to purchl" pu.,ulnl
to Ih. fo,egolng Conlr.cl. In Ih. I/"onl Ouy" falh to patio,," IInd d.polithll. relnlnnd, SO% Ihernut. bul nOI olle.Qulng th" n,ok .,'11.. lIbo"" compulod. ,hIli b.
PIld 10 Ihl O'ok... allull coml<.l"lIllon for lJrok,,', iorvlc..lnclu,JI"Q caUl ''''Ilnn<Jad by Il,ok.", o1llU II'" b"J.ollce ,hllll b'II.11l to S"II." Illhe Uennctlon sh.1l not
bit clolld b.ceu.a 01 lelus.1 0' 1.llur. 01 Snllur '" p", IorIO. the S.II.., ,hlllp.v hid '0. In tuU to IIroku, on dltmnnd,
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MEMORANDUM TO: ptiv'- MeetfngDate: 11/20/86
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
5 U BJ ECT: GlJNlTE REPAIRS - PIOl 60:DllCKS ^ND BRIDGeS (06-~)
RECOM MENDATION~ Award t.he controct for GUNnC nr:p^tn5 - PIeR 60 DOCKS AND ORIDGES
06-5 t.o Pncumolic Concreto Compnny, l'le. for the Dum of $'~2,600.00
which is the lowent re8ponnlve nnd renponniblc bid reccivod In occordnncc wjt~ tho plana
and specificntionn.
[i] And that the appropriate officials be outhorlzed to execute same.
BACKGROUN 0;
The Pier 60.sub-structure (the piles and pile caps supporting the deck), from the
Baithouse West to the pier terminus has deteriorated due to the action of the waves and
salt water and will soon become a safety hazard. The intent of this contract is to
arrest this deterioration and restore the substructure to a new condition. This will be
done by cleaning the damaged areas, replacing corroded reinforcing slab, and gunit.ing new
concrete in place. All work shall be performed from the underside of the pier.
The available balance in this proj~ct is sufficient to provide funds for this contract.
*315-1-2710-638/541
Commission Disposition:
1. Approved as Recommended/Revised/Conditional
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Submitted by; Advertised: Cl Affected Costs: 42,600.00 riJAtfachments:
00 t e ~ 10/20/86 Parties Fundinn Source:
, " Notified I ' Tabulation of
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MEMORANDUM TO:
The City Commission
SUBJECT:
Agenda No.
Meeting Date:
11/20/86
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of the City of Clearwater
G~S DISTRrnUTION MATERIALS (P.E.)
RECOM MENDATION:
Award con trac t s to I'll rchasc gas dis t r ibu ticn mn ter ia1s (P. E.) as required
during period 12/01/86 to 11/30/87, from vendors and in amounts specified
on the attached bid tabulation 4-87, which are lowest, most responsive
and responsible bids ,submitted in accordance with the specifications.
mJ And thet the appropriate offIcials be authorized to execute some.
BACKGROU N 0:
This is the Gas Division's estimated annual requirements for distribution
material consisting of various fittings, pipe, risers, valve boxes, etc.
to be ordered as needed, during period 12/01/86 to 11/30/87. Bids were
evaluated and awarded based on the lowest total bid for all items in a
particular group. The bulk of the items went to a local supplier, Phillips
Engineering Co. Phillips proximity to our gas operations makes ordering
and material pick-up very convenient, eliminating the need to carry large
material inventories with their attendant costs. It was imperative that
bidders' materials pre-qualify to Florida Public Service (FPSC)
specifications. In some cases bidders were declared non-responsive
because they had not satisfied the FPSC; had failed to submit specifications
for evalua tion; had failed to bid all i terns in a group or to comple te the
bid response form properly. After careful ind detailed evaluation~ the Gas
Division Superintendent recommends awards as specified on the attached
IFB4-87 tabulation, and the Purchasing Officer concurs.
The 1986-87 Gas Division Operating and CIP Budget includes sufficient funds for
this purchase.
The Gas Division Operating and eIP codes will be charged for these inventory items as
appropriate. '
Funding for costs to be incurred after 9/30/87 will be included in the recommended
1988 Budget.
Commission DispOSition:
1. Approved as Recommended/Revised/Conditional
2. Continued to
Follow-up Action:
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IXlAttochments:
Bid Tabu1atio
4-87
Submitted by:
Advertised:
Dafe: 10/10/86
10/17/86
Paper: Pinella
County Review
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Agenda No.
Meeting Date:
11/20'86
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MEMORANDUM TO:
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
SUBJECT:
CONPUTER EQUIPMENT
RECOM MENDATION:
Award n contract to p~rchnsc computer equipment from Burroughs Corp. t
Tampa, FL for $9,860, under terms and conditions of ,Florida State Contracts
250-04-86-1 and 250-00-86-1, us authorized by Art. II, Sec. 42.23(4),
Code of Ordinances.
{E ~nd thot the opproprlote offIcials be authorlxed to execute same.
BACKGROUN 0:
This requirement is contained ~n the City's Long Range Computer Plan
(LRP 83-48) to automate sa'fety records and general office aU,tomatio~
within the Risk Management Division. Consistent with this plan, and previous
purchases of similar equipment, the Data Processing Manager is ,
recommending Burroughs equipment, and the Purchasing Officer concurs.
The 1986-87 Risk Management Capital Budget includes $7500 in
590-1-9220-642/590, and the additional $2360 will be transferred from
personal services at first quarter budget review. Software being acquired
for the Risk Management function requires a PC module and workstation,
hence the additional cost to insure complete compatability.
CommissIon Disposition:
1. Approved as Recommended/Revised/Conditional
2. Continued to
Fallow-up Action:
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Submitted by:
Advertised:
o Affected
Parties
Notifi ed
of Meeting
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Costs: $9860
Funding Source:
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melit Budget
[1J Operating Budget
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OAttochments:
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City Manoger
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S U BJ ECT: Countrysidt.! Sports ComJll~x
Agenda No.
MEMORANDUM TO: PR_LJ Meeting Date: Nov. 20.1986
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
R ECOM M EN DATION: Award the contruct for the construction of restrooms and a
conc~9sion stond for tIll.! Countryside Sports Complex co MPJ Miller Construction
Company for the sum of $45,690.00 which is thl.! lowest responsive and responsible
bid received in accordance with the plans Dnd specifications; and amend eIP budget
Code 3276 by adding $10.000 to come [rom recreation facility impact fees.
IK] And that ,the approprlote officlols be authorized to execute some.
BACKGROUND: The 1985/86 Capital Improvement Budget included funds for the constructio
of a restroom building for the Countryside Sports Complex on McMullen Booth Road. At the time
of staff planning for this facility. officers of the Countryside Soccer and Football Associa-
tions requested that a "concession room" be included in our specifications and that it be bid
as an "alternate". FurthlH, they requested that they be allowed to secure an architect who
would volunteer his services (thus relieving the City of all architectural fees) and that the
"value" of such services be credited to the Youth Organizations and deducted from their cost
of the concession room addition. Thus, they would only be required to pay the difference be-
tween the cost of the concession room and the value of the architectural services which was
estimated at $4,550.00. This request was approved by the City Commission on February 6, 1986.
The Countryside Sports Complex Capital Budget Code 3276, after paying for sewer and water,
has a current balance of about $38,697.00. Although this is sufficient to cover the base bid
for the restrooms ($35,890.00). staff recommends that $10,000.00 be transferred into Code 3276
from recreation facility impact fees to cover the alternate cost of the concession room
($9,800.00) and to provide a contingency of about $3,007.00. Financially, the project may be
summarized as follows:
Budget Balance as of September 30. 1986
Deduct Cost of Sewer and Water
Current Balance
Base Bid Cost for Restrooms
Remaining Balance
Amend Budget by $10,000 from impact fees
Cost of Concession Room
Monies Remaining as Contingency
$56,868.00
18,171.00
38,697.00
35,890.00
2,807.00
12,807.00
9,800.00
$ 3,007.00
The Countryside Soccer and Football
the difference between the cost of the
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architectural services ($4,500.00).
Organizations will pay the City $5.250.00 representing
concession room ($9.800.00) and the estimated cost of
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The Parks and Recreation Director concurs in this ~ecommendation.
The first quarter budget review will include an amendment to provide the necessary funds
for this project. The $10,000 in impact fees will come from the fol1owi,p~ ~evelopments:
#143 Eagle Estates $3,600.00
#204 Ashland Heights 4.000.00
#206 Landmark Palms 2,400.00
$10,000.00
The mid-year budget review will include dn amendment for the contribution from the soccer
and football organizations. )
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Commission Disposition:
Follow-up Action:
Submitted by:
Advertised:
Date:
o Affected
Parties
Notl fi ed
of Meetlnq
Costs; $45,690.00
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Tabulation of
Bids
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RECOMMENOAT'ON~
Award the COlltr~ct for the Pennsylv~nin Avenue Improvements to SUncoast Excavating,
Inc., for tll(! sum of $~56,516.00 which is the lowC!st responsive dnd responsible bid
r:ece i VQd in ,Iccorcl,lnce with the pI .ms .md spec if ieLl t ions and authorize the trans,fer
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M EMORAN DU M TO: l)I_ID' Lf
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
SUBJECT:
Agenda No.
Meet' ng Date: 11 /20/86
PI)I)])~;Y \ vnn 1,1 I\Vonun/N ichc 1 son Street Drilin...gc tlnd Paving Improvements (a:a:;)
[;3 And that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
8ACKGROUN D:
This project will correct ilnd improve storm drainage, street pavement, and ancillary
'I features along Pennsylvania Avenue and along Nicholson Street in the North Greenwood.
Area. These improvements are part 'of the Community Development Block Grant Program
previously approved by the City Commission. There is sufficient Block Grant funding'
to provide for this contract.
Funding sources for revised Specinl Program 181-9476, Pennsylvania Avenue:
18]-9476
181-9493
181-9419
18]-9470
181-9426
Penns~lvania Avenue
Contingencies 185
Contingencies 186
Downtown Economic Development tB3
Rehabilitation Activities '87
$196,044.08
11,422.17
9,259.96
33,B34.63
7,000.00
$257,560.84
The Public Works Director concurs in the recommendati00 for construction contract
award.
The First Quarter Budget Review will include an amendment to provide the necessary funds
for this project as detailed above.
Commission Disposition:
1. Approved as Recommended/Revised/Conditional
2. Continued to
Follow-up Action:
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00'''' 10/9/86
10/13/86
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Parties
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Costs ;$256 I 516.00
Funding Source:
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ment Budget
o Operating Budget
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Appropriation Code
ImAttachments:
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Bids.
City Manager
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MEMORANDUM TO: PUO-/s- Meeting Date: 11/20/86
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
SUBJECT:
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Computer Equipmpnt
RECOM MENDATION:
Award a contract to purchase computer equipment from Burroughs Corp., Tampa,
FL, for $13,339.23, under terms and conditions of Florida State Contracts
250-o4-R6-1 and 250-00-86-1, as authorized by Art. II, Sec. 42.23(4), Code
of 0rdinances.
aa And thot the appropriate officials be authorized to execute some.
BACKGROUN D:
This requirement is contained in the City's Long Range Computer Plan
(LRP 84-82) to implement Phase II of office automation within the Planning
and Urban Development Department. Consistent with this plan and previous
purchases of similar equipment, the Data Processing Manager is recommending
. Burroughs equipment and the Purchasing Officer concurs. .
The 1986-87 Planning and Urban Development Department Capital Budget include
$10,860 in 010-1-l400-642/554, and the additional $2,480 will be transferred
from 010-1-1400-313 at first quarter budget review~
These funds are available due to the receipt of a state grant to fund a portion of the
budgeted contractual services.
Commission Disposition:
1. Approved as Recommended/Revised/Conditional
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The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
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Agenda No. J
Meeting Date: 11/20/86
GULF BOULEVARD AND MOCCASIN LAKE
PARK WATER MAIN EXTENSIONS
RECOM MENDATION: Approve Change Order No.3 to the Contract for the GL~lf
Boulevard and Moccasin Lake Park Water Main Extensions, "decreasingll the previously
adjusted by Change Orders No. 1 and 2 Contract Amount by ($5,250.00). This
decrease adjusts the total Contract Amount from $656,915.10 to $651,665.10.
NCL 84155-1
IiI And that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
8ACKGROU N D:
The original Contract Bid Documents directed that Highway Crossing No. 8 be
constructed by the open-cut method. The City Public Works Department directed
by Change Order' No.1, Exhibit Item "C", that the crossing be con:;tructed by the
bore and jack method. Actual field conditions encountered made it necessary to
construct the 16-inch waterline by open-cut. The purpose of this Change Order
No. 3 is to insert back Into the Contract the original bid item No. 27A, Highway
Crossing No.8, by the open-cut method. This change was approved by the City
Public Works Department on August 12. 1986. .
Also, the Contractor has informed the City's Consulting Engineers that the Material
Supplier for the two (2) 16-inch by-pass valves had inadvertently overlooked them.
which has necessitated this request for a thirty (30) calendar day extension of the
contract compietion time. due to the late delivery date of the by-pass valves.
I n fairness to the Contractor, it is recommended by the City's Consulting Engineers
that a time extension be granted to the Contractor for this oversight. We might add
that the Contractor has been most cooperative throughout the construction of the
project with regard to the cleanup and restoration of the site.
Since this Change Order provides for a decrease to the total Contract Amount,
the available remaining funds are not affected.
Commission Disposition:
1. Approyed as Recommended/Reyised/Conditional
2. Continued to
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Members of the City Commission
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Clearwater, Florida 33516
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Attention: Mr. Anthony L. Shoemaker via Mr. William C. Baker'
Gentlemen: Re: Gulf Boulevard and Moccasin
Lake Park Water Main Extensions
Transmitted herewith for your review, approval and further handling
are five (5) copies of Change Order No.3, relatrve to the above
referenced project. Once the Change Order has been approved and
. executed, please return three (3) copies to us for further handling.
Should you have any questions relative to the enclosed material, please
contact me ~
Very truly yours,
BRILEY, WILD & ASSOCIATES, INC.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
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ENGlNEER.$ Project No.
Project ~41.f. 13.Q41!!Yi!frJ. ~fl.~ N94tC:CJ ~i[l. .l:.a.k.e. .P.a.rJ<. . . '. . .
Water Main Extensions
. CONTRACTOR . ?L!'1c:t?~~\ .~~c:~~<!\lr~l', ) r~:;. ~~~? .1?!'~y.: .~ t.r~~~i . ~l;ltt.e. ?-f..:. ~1~~r~!I.t~r ~ . ~~. ~~S75
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Contr:lct Date
April 15, 1986
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CONTRACTOR.
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You arc directed to make the changd noted below in the subject Contract:
Th.is Change 0 rder No. 3 has been prepared to '
compensate the Contractor for Open-Cut Highway......... .C;tty. p,f. Cl*;ij'=\Y~t~r: .. . . .. . .. . ..
Crossing No.8, which was tldeleted" by Change OWNER
Order .No. 1, but actually constructed by this
method when field conditions made it necessary,
all as further described in Exhibit Item "A". By...... 'city' M~riager""""""".'.
Exhibit I tern "B" provides for an extension
to the Contract Completion Time.
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Contract Amount is decreased by-------------------( $5,250.00)
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See Attachmeni to Change Order No.3.
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Contract Pri~ Prior 10 nw Change Order
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Approved by:
CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
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Anthony L. Shoemaker
City Manager
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GULF BOULEVARD AND MOCCASIN LAKE PARK
'WATER MAIN EXTENSIONS
Exhibits to Change Order. No. 3
Contractor:
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2166 Drew Street
Suite 2A
Clearwater, Florida 33575
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The City of Clearwater desires to make certain changes to the. Contract by
inserting back into the Contract the orig'inaily bid apen-cut Highway' Crossing
No.8, which was deleted by Change Order No. 1t Exhibit Item "C". It was
hopeful that this crossing could be constructed by' the bore and jack method;
however, actual field conditions encountered made It necessary to open-cut the
roadway. Exhibit Item riA" places the original crossing back into the Contract
at the original bid price. .
Exhibit Item "8" provides the additional time necessary to order and have
delivered two (2) I6-inch by-pass valves, which the Contractor's Material
Supplier inadvertently overlooked during his quantity take-off. .
ORIGINAL BID ITEM PUT BACK INTO THE CONTRACf
PER THE DIRECI10N OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT:
"ADD" OPEN-CUT CROSSING NO.8 AND "DELETE" BORE AND 'JACK
CROSSING PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY CHANGE ORDER NO.1,
EXHIBIT ITEM "C", (PART IV).
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Exhibit Item "All:
(Part IV)
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Previousiy approved Change Order No. I provided for the installation of the
sixteen (I6) Inch waterline. Crossing No. 8. located at the intersection of
Clearwater Pass Avenue and South GulfviE~w" Boulevard. by the bore and Jack
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existing underground utlUties in the area to construct the, pipellne by the bore
and jack method. To bore and Jack the crossing wouid make it necessary to
excavate to a depth of twelve (12) feet, which might cause problems with the
several utilities above this depth.
On August 12., 1986, the City of Clearwater Public Works Department directed
. that the crossing be installed by the open-cut method, as originally planned and
bid by the Contractor.
This exhibit, therefore, adds back into the Contract the original Bid Item No.
27A, and deletes Exhibit Item "c" of Change Order No.1.
Description:
Amount:
(l.)Add original Bid Item No. 1.7 A,
Highway Crossing No. 8 =
(2.) Delete Bore and Jack Installation
at Highway' Crossing No.8 =
$3,200.00
($8,450.00)
Total Decreased Cost ==
($5,250.00)
EXTENSION OF CONTRACf TIME:
Exhibit Item "B":
(Part IV)
Sunco8st Excavating, Incorporated, has advised the City's Consulting Engineers
that their Material Supplier Inadvertently overlooked the necessity of ordering
two (2) 16-lnch by-pass valves whIch are necessary to complete Part N of this
project. The present delivery date for the by-pass valves has now been set for
November Sy 1986.
In fairness to the Contractor, it is recommended by the CIty's Consulting
Engineers that a time extension be granted to the Contractor for this
oversight. An extension of thirty (30) calendar days extends the present
completion date fr0T1'\ November 11, 1986 to December' 11, 1986.
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Order No. 1 =
$714.00
$659,001.30
Exhibit I tern "8" provides for
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Time (No Monies Involved)
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Order NO.. 2:::
($2, 086. 20)
$656,915.10
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No. 3 and described in Exhibit
Item "A" (Part tV) =
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Meeting Dote: '11/20/86
MEMORANDUM TO:
--.!he City Commission of the City of Clearwater
SUBJECT:
Change Order No.3 to 1986 Water Nain Replacement Contract, Phase II,
(Project 86-48)
RECOM ME NDATION: Approve 'Change Order No. 3 to the 1986 Water Main Replacement
Contrtlct, Phase II, increllsing the contract i,n the amount or $19,200.00.
c.il And that the opproprlote officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUN 0:
Item No. 22 of this contract c1I1lerl for the installation of 600 service line fittings at
$10.00 each, for a total of $6,000.00. This was an error on our part when estimating the
expected quantities, due to the fact that there are 600 service locations, each of which
involves two fittings, and to bid by each fitting requires 1,200 fittings - not 600.
fittings paid for by tons installed, was estimated liS
the specification called for th~ actual installation of
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Item No. 5 which is the main line
lightweight ductile it'on, whereas
a heavier grfde of ductile iron.
This Change Order will adjust the quantities to that which was measured and installed in
the ground.
The Utilities Director concurs in this recommendation.
The available balance in this project is sufficient to pt'ovide funds for this Change Order.
*367-1-6707-638/533
Commission Disposition:
1. Appro~ed as RecommendedlAev;s"d/ConditionaJ
2. Continued to
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Submitted by: Advert ised: ,0 Affected Costs:S19.200.00 &D Attachments:
Cate: Parties Funding Source: Change, Orde r i ;
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DATE:
Nov. 12. 1986
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PRO.IECT: 1986 WATER HA 1 N HEPLACE~mNT
CONTHACT, PIIASE It
PROJECT NUMBER
86-48
CONTRACTOR:
SEACOAST CONSTRUCTION CORP.
5415 Mariner Street
Su i tc 106
Tampa, Florida 33609
DATE OF CONTRACT 7/10/86
SCOPE OF CHANGE: THIS CHANGE ORDER ACCEPTS REVISIONS TO THE CONTRACT
ADDITIONS:
Fittings
'Item No. 5
4 Ton
@ $3,300.00 ~ $ 13,200.00
@ $ ,10.00 = $ 6,000.00
Item No.22 Install Service Line 600 ea.
Fittings
Total Change
$ 19,200.00
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STATEMENT OF CONTRACT AMOUNT
ACCEPTED BY:
Original Contract
Change Order No. 1
SEACOAST CONSTRUCTION CORP.
$499,131.00
+ $ 11. 914 . 50
$511,045.50
+ $ 5,960.00
$517,005.50
+ $ 19; 200. 00
$536,205'.50
Change Order No. 2
By: (SEAL)
WITNESSES:
Change 9rder No. 3
New Contract east
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PINELLAS COUNTY" FLORIDA
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M EM 0 RAN 0 U M TO: pl/V- ~} Meeting Date: 11/20/86
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater-
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S U BJ ECT: 19E16 SANITARY SEWER EXTENSION CONTRACT - CHANGE ORDER '1
R ECOM M EN DATION: Approve Chonge Order 111 t.o t.he 1986 51lni tory Sewer Extension
Contrnct (El6-34, 36, 44 & 53) increasing the contract amount $233.50.
~ And that the opproprlote offlclols be autharlzed to execute some.
BACKGROU NO: Thi s Change Order adjusts t.he contract. quanti Ues for that portion of
the above contract for the assessment sanitary extensions on John's Parkway and Old
Coachman Road to those ~titjes actually used during construction. These portions of
the contract are complete and available for connectio.n. "
An extension of sanitary sewer service was made to the new Co~ntryside Sports Co~plex
Reut-room facility as a part of this contract and should be charged to the Parks Department
C.I.P. Code 315-1-3276-635/572 in the amount of $16,081.00 vice 315-1-6289.
The available balance in this project is sufficient to provide funds for this contract.
Suncoast Excavatlng~ Inc. is the contractor for this project.
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*315-1-6289-637/535
Commission Disposition:
1. Approved as Recommended/Revised/Conditional
2. Continued to
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CHANGE ORDER 11
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CONTRACT CHANGE onDEn NUMBEH:
DA11E:
November 3, 1906
PllOJECT: 190() 5emi lnry Sewer [xLenoion Contrnct PltOJECT NUMBER 06-34, 36, 44 & 5)
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CONTRACTOR: Suncoaal: [xcovoUng Inc.
2166 Drew Street
Suite 2A
Clearwater, Florida 33575
DATE OF CONTRACT
07/17/06
SCOPE OF CHANGE: TUIS CHANGE ORDER ACCEPTS REVISIONS 'ro TilE CONTRACT
OVERAGE
Item 17
Item 23
Item 26
Hem 27
Item 20
Item 29
Hem 30
Item 31
6" Loterol
011 Sonil'.ary 0-6
6" Lnl',ernl
8" limcrock 005D
111 Asphalt Concrete
1" Asphalt. Drive w/6" Bose
Concrct,e Or.i vo
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110 Lineal Feet @ 7.00/LF
187 Uncal Feot @12.ao/LF "
92 Lineal Feet @ 8.aa/LF
22 Square Yds. @ 7.00/SY
139 Square Yds. W a.aa/SY
10 Square Yds. @10.00/SY
21 Square Feet @ 2.25/SF
1,291 Square Feet @ .25/SF
Total Overage
UNDERAGE
Item 19
Item 24
Item 25
Item 32
0" Shell Base
8" Sonit.ary 6-8
8" Soni t,ary 8-10
10" Jack & Bore Crossing
5 Square Yds. @ 6.50/SY
130 Lineal Feet ~ 17.00/LF
90 Lineol reet @ 19.00/Lf
23 lineal Feet @ 60.00/lf
Jot.al Underage
STATEMENT OF CONTRACT AMOUNT
ACCEPTED BY:
Original Contract $228,122.25
CHANGE ORDER 01 + 233: 50
PRESENT AMOUNT $228,355.75
= $ 770.00
= 2t244.00
= 736.00
= 1 54 . 00
= 1,112.00
= 180.00
= II 47.25
= 322.75
+ $5,566.00
= $ 32.50
= 2,210.00
= 1 ,.710.00
= 1,380.00
- $5,332.50
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CITY OF CLEARWATER, in
PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA
Anthony L. Shoemaker, City Manager
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The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
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SUBJECT:
Agenda No.
Meeting Date: 11/20/86
RECOMMENDATION: Approve usage of lhut. City property cast of the Cit.y's Eogt
Pollution Control rOFility D~d South of Slale Road 60 for boautificatlon os entry Jnto
Cll!3fwal'cr and for future sanitary trentment" facilities.
rn And thet the opproprlafe officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND: Tht! City presently O'.oins undeveloped property to the East of t.he East,
Pollut.ion Control Facilit.y b~twc~n State Road 60 and Tampa Bay. Approval is requested
thot usage of this propert.y be designnted for beautification as an entry focal point into
Clearwater and for fu~ure improvements l'o the East Pollution Control Pac il.1 ty. An Bcr.ial
photograph 15 attached which shows the subject property and,the surrounding area.
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If approved, landscaping will be Instnlled along the North side of both the plant site and
the subject adjacent property to provide an aesthetic barrier to treatment plant act.ivJties
The existing buJlding shown immediately South of the Bayshore intersection has been removed
This be3utification combined with t.he existing Welcome to Clearwater sign on the NJrth side
of State R03d 60 will provide on attractive entrance into Clearwater.
The subject p9rcel is also proposed for future expansions of the E~st Pollution Control
Facility. At this point the most likely alternative for permanent efFluent disposal
approval appears to be same form of surface discharge into Tampa B~y wh.ich will require a
higher degree of treatment than is presently obtained. This improved treatment level will
require extensive mod.if.icatJon and expansion of the existing fac.iJlt.ies, wh.ich w.ill .In turn
require more space than is available within the existing treatment plant property limits.
Expansion both East and West from the existing facilities may be required depending on
what type of treat.ment is required by the regulatory agencies. For this reason it is
imperative that the subject property be reserved for treatment plant use.
In addition, the City is contacting Pinellas County concerning property to the west of the
East Pollution Cont.rol Facility. The County requires this property for use .in the future
extension of McMullen-Booth Road to 49th Street. The City is interested in that portjo~
of t.he above propert.y \'/hich is not requ.ired for roadway improvements. Pinelles County is
currently making contact with property owners.
Commission Disposition:
1. Approved as Recommended/Revised/Conditional
2. Continued to
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Agenda No.
Meetl ng Dote 11-20-86
MEMORANDUM TO:
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
SUBJEcr :
PrelLnioot"y Sitl' P1.:m r~)f. ~'It)rt0n Plnnt Hospitul ~1.R.1./Oil1gnostic Imobing Center Located at
the ~01.th\o.l?st C0n1~r of Sl~Lltl1 Fort Hurrison AVl:'!llue und Pinellus Street (~Iorton Plant Hospital)
psp 86-36.
~Ql'f1I:M)ATION :
City u.-mnissi0n revit..'\o.' the prel iminnry site plnn for ~~orton Plant Hospital t-1.R. r./Diognostic
I!L\aging (enter I.md nuthorize l.eviL....\. of n final site plan \dth finol action by the me subject
to the fo llc\o,'ing ccndit ions:
Th~ site plan shall not b~ certified prior to final Zoning/14and Use Plan approval
(scheduled for Decerr.ber 18, 1986 City Commission meeting).
"Future" notationst structures, etc. shall be deleted from the site plan prior to review
by the D.R.C.
Reauired handicapped parking spaces shall be indicated on the slte plan prior to review by
the D.R.C.
The reouired parking lot interior landscape areas'shall be depicted (by shading or cross
hatching) on the site plan prior to review by the D.R.C.
The total land area devoted to parking lot int~rior landscaping, ~~ressed in SQuare feet
and as a percentage of the paved vcllicular area shall be given on the site plan prior to
revi~ hy the n.R.C.
N And that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND: .!
The 2.5 acre ~l.O.L. site is currt:!ntly zoned rn (Neighborhood Coxmnercial) with a Land Use Plan
designation of Commercial/Tourist Facilities. The property is in the precess of being rezoned
co P/SP (Public/Semi-Public) with a Land Use Plan designation of Public/ Semi-Public.
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The final siee plan Ear the M.R.!. facility structure on the south half M.O.L. of the site was
certified on ~larch 2~, 1986. A 16,490 souare foot diagnostic center building is proposed to be
constnlcted south of the approved N.R.I. facility structure and parking is proposed on the
north side of the site. Several existing structures will be razed to provide space for the
n~' construction.
Access to r.he site will be from one point off South Fort Harrison Ave. and one point off
Pinellas St. (~Dte: two interior drives connect this site to the property to the west).
L:gal Description: 1'1&B 12.04, 12.05, 12.06, 12.07, 12.09, 12.10, 12.11, 12.12, and 12.13,
Sec. 21-29S-1SE
Commission Disposition:
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2. C.,ntinued to
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Plnllning nnel Ut"bllll Development
City IIll1.1 Annex) 10 South Nissourt Ave.
P.O. Box (l7l~8
C lcnrwn t,!t J FL 33 518-l~ 7l.8
Phone: lI62-68l~O
APPLICATION FOlt SITE PLAN REVIEW
Submittal Date:
Morton Plant Hospital
Addt"ess:
323 Jeffords Street learwater, PI Zip: 33516
Phone: 462-8000
, Rep res en tll t i ve : Snti: th !Korach/Uaye t/ Haynie
(Michael G. Knettel)
Address: 8934 4th Street St. Pete, FI. Zip: 33702 Phone: 577-9202
Arch.
Prepnrer of pIon! smith/Karach! Hayet! Haynie Professional Title: En;ineers
Address: 8934 4th Street No. St. Pete., Fl. Zip: 33702
Title of Site Plan/Project: Diagnostic Imaging Center
General locntion of property: North Nest Corner of Pinellas street
Phone: 577-9202
and Ft. Harrison Ave. Clearwater
Zoning:
PSP
Land Use Plan Classification:
Existing use of property:
Proposed use of property:
Diagnostic Treatment and Parking
Diagnostic Treatment Center/ Parking
City Ordinances No.'s 3128-83 and 3129~83 require a parks, ~nd recreation impacl
fee to be paid for all nonresidential projects oveL 1 acre in size and all
residential developments. Has this pLoperty complied with Ord. U3128-83 and
3129-83'? I f yes, exp 18 in how and wh,en:
Assessed just value of property (attach verification):
Most recent sales price (attach verification):
As of (date):
If variance ~nd/or conditional uses are involved, explain (if more space is
required, attach separate sheet):
Fee for Sice Plan Review:
1.
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Base charge for each site plon................... .$150.00
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Non~residential tracts - for each acre or
fraction thereof included on the plan.......... 25. OO)(~: 1?, -/
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Residential - for each t1dditional housing
unit after the'first 25 units.. .~. .... ....... ...5.00
2. Rev:'llidation of a Certified Site Plan............. ..50.00
3. Site Plan Amendment.............. -f.......... III" I. II..... It........ ..50",00
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The applicantJ by filing this application agrees he/she ~ill comply with
Section 137.010 Site PIons of the City's L d Development Code.
S ignature* : ~ ?~. ... 0
Owner ~rd)
*If the application is signed by an individual other thon the property owner
(e.g. the representntive)J pleuoe attach a statement signed by the property
owner authorizing this individual to oigll the llPplication. r
8/86
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(j) r..ontcnt. Pre! i.lIllnllry Ilntl Unit! BIte plOlltl ~lhull be drHwn to n minlulUln Rcnle of one inch
CqllL1Is one hundred (100) feet on 1m overall Hhel~t nizc not to exceed twonty-four (2l.) by
thirty-six (36) illChl!H. \Vl1cn 1ll0l"e thun onc ~;hect l.s rCt1t\lred. un index nhcct of the slime size
shall bl! inc1udc:xl Hhowing the enUre porcel wit!, lndivtdllul shoot lllulIbers rcfC!rcncecl thereon.
The following infol1uution is required on or In un llcceptllble [orlll so as to accompany the pre-
liminary ond (innl sltc pIons respective:
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The surveyed location, diameter at: breast height, Dnd genet"al type of all existing
trees with a diameter at breast height of four (tl) inches or more. identifying those
trees proposed to be removed 8nd those to remain.
Sufficient dimensions to enable a determination r:hllL ...11 required landscape areas are
provided. (Details regarding the locationJ size LInd species of plant: ll1aterials shall be
provided on the landscape plan).
Provisions for both on- and off-site stonrrv..rater drainage and detention relnted to the
proposed development.
Existing Dnd proposed utilities, including size aCId location of all water lines. fire
hydrants) sewer lines) manholes and life stations.
Existing (including official records book and puge numbers) 1.lnd proposed utilities
easements.
Existing one-foot contours or key spot elevations on the site. and sllch off-site cleva-
tions as may be speci.fically required und not othen.,tise t!vllilable which mtly affect the
drainage or retention on the site.
The proposed general use and development of intemal spacesJ inc111rling all recrelltional
and open space areas. plazas and major landscaped areas by function, and the general
location and description of all proposed outdoor furniture (such as seating, lighting
and tele:phoCles).
'The locat'ion of all earth or l,oJater retaini.ng walls, earth berms, flOc! puhl ic lInd pdvllte
s idewa 11<8 ,
'1118 deEinitlon and location of all refuse collection fdcilities inc1udi,ng screening to
be pmvlded.
Phase 1 ines. if developmcnt is to he constL"ucced i.n phases.
Dimensions of lot 1 ines I streets t drives I bul.ldJ:ng 1 ines) buildil1g setbacks I building
height, structural ovcrhungs Llnd builcUng separations.
Shadow cast infonnnti.on if the proposed building' is highet" tl1an ony immedintely
adjllceClt hulldi.ng, or if the hd!~l1t of the llllUding is greut0r thul1 t11t..:: distunce oE th~
building to ony lot one.
Sitc !,Inn Name.
111c property ownur's nOlnu I IlddrcS8 nnd telephone number; ilOcI the designllted project
applicant or represent.ntlvc and lIuchodzlItion for sllch representation if other thun the
property owner.
'111e archi.tect. lundscllpc m"cl1itect 01." cngineer t s name;' oddrcss and telephone number.
North arrow, scale unci dtlte prepared.
Legol description.
Location mop.
Zoning djstrict ossigned to the property which is the subject of the site plan and to ,
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thl! properties contiguous thereto.
Identification of watercourses, wetlond. tree maSSeS lInd specimen trees. inclwling
description Bod locution of understory I ground covet" vegetlltion LInd wildlife hllhital:S
or other environmentalLy unique nreas.
Gross and net site area expressed in sqUllre feet Dnd acres.
Number of units proposed. ,if any, and resulting net density.
Floor orca devoted to each cDt:egory of use and floor area ratio.
Delineation in mapped form and computation of the area of the site devoted to building
coverage, open sp11ce for the lot. and open space for the front Yllrd) expressed in
square feet and as a percentage of the overall sice (or the front yard, if applicable) .
Nwnber of parking spaces required (stated i.n relationship to the arr licable formula)
and proposed (including handicapped spaces required by code).
General location of all driveways. parking areas and curb cuts.
Location of all public and private e8sements and streets within and adjacent to the
siee.
The location, size and height of, all exi.sting nnd proposed buildings [lnd structures on
.the site.
The location of existing public utilities.
Total paved vehicular use area (including but not limited to all paved parldng spaces
Bnd driveways)) expressed in square feet.
Oepiction (by shading or cross hHtching) of required parking lot interior landscape
areas.
Total land areD devoted to parking lot intet"ior landscaping, express~d in square feet
and as a percentage of tbe paved vehicu18r area. .
2. Final site plan (12 copies. signed and sealed by engineer/architect). All information
included on or suhrnitted so as to accompany the preliminary site plan, as it may have been
adjusted and finalized, plus the following:
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} Agenda No.
ME MORA N DUM TO: pO J)- Meeting Date 11-20-86
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
SUBJECT:
Petition for Annexation, RS-4 Zoning and Land Uue Plan Amendment from
Recreation/Open Space to Low Density Residential of a 19.32 Acre Parcel Located
on the North Side of 10th Avenue South (Union Street) and Between Second Street
East and Soule Road (Third Street East) (PioetIas Area Council, Boy Scouts of
America) Annex 86-36J LUP 86-32.
RECOMMENDATION:
City Commission receive this request and refer it to the proper departments.
[~ And that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The request is RS-4 (Single Family Residential) District zoning in conjunction
with the Annexation and a Land Use Plan Amendment from Recreation/Open Space to
Low Density Residential.
The Pioelias County Land Use Plan carries a preservation Land Use designation
of a limited area adjacent to Lake Chautauqua and an Open Space designation on
the remainder of the parcel.
The parcel includes a Florida Power easement with existing transmission lines
but the remainder of the parcel is vacant. Plans are to develop the property
with single family residences.
Chapter 132J Article IIJ Sec. 132.005, (a) of the Land Development Code reads
"(a) property proposed to be annexed shall include all contiguous property
under one and the same ownership." The petitioner does own additional property
which is contiguous to this tract at the northeast corner. An amendment to the
Code would be required prior to finalization of the annexation if the adjacent
property under the same ownership is not lncluded in the annexation.
Legal description: Lots 1-26, Blk. 29, Lots 1-26J Blk. 30, Lots 1-26J Blk. 31,
Lots 1-26, Blk. 32J vacated streetsJ Chautauqua Unit 4, Sec. A and a portion of
M&B 41.00, Sec. 32-28S-16E.
Commission Disposition:
1. Approved as Recommended/Revised/Conditional
2. Continued to
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PETITION FOR ANNEXATION
City Commission
City of Clearwater
P,O. Box 4748
Clearwater, Florida
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We, the undersig~ed" being nll owners of the described real property,
contiguous to the presenti tboW1daries of the City of Clearwal:~r, and I.
situated in an unincorporated area of PinelIns Counti, Florida, do hereby
request that said property be annexed into the corporate limits of the City
of Clearwater, Florida.
We hereby further request that said property be zoned and classified
unaer the Zoning Ordihance of the City of Clearwater, as set forth on the
following page. .
Attached hereto is a current survey of the described property,
together with a certificate of title from a title company or a licensed
attorney setting forth the names of all persons, firms or corporations
owning any interest in the described property.
The undersigned have been advised of, understand and in consideration
of annexation, utility services, and other good and valuable consideration,
do ,hereby agree and convenant as foll~ws:
~/ 1. 8.11 cent igu6'd3 property under the o'.Jncrohip 0 f the
~ petitionor(s) ie inoludsd in thiD pgtition for annex3tion;
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2. all structures and improvements which are erected upon said
property subsequent to the date of this petition for annex-
ation shall comply with all applicable City of Clearwater
regulations and ordinances as set forth in the City Cod~ of
Ordinances;
3. to convey su~h rec','..!=ation land, recreation facilities and
open space land deoication and/or fees in the amount and
manner prescribed by Ordinanc~ Nos. 3l28~83 and 3129-83j and
4. when any substandard abutting st~eet or ut~lities are
subsequently upgraded by the City to meet City Standards,
said improvement will be done on an assessment basis,
consistent with City procedures therefor.
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We, the undersigned hereby certify that we have read and examined all
of the statements and allegations in the foregoi~" ~_~ition including
attachments and after being duly sworn, depose and qay that such statements
are correct, complete and true and voluntarily made with full knowledge
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COUNTY OF PINELLAS "\)
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LAND USE PLAN. AMENDMENT APPLICATION
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PRESENT ZONING DISTRICT__~~~_~~~~~______________________~
REQUESTED ZONING DISTRICT RS-4
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Note: A separate application is required if the zoning district 1s
proposed to be changed.
PRESENT CLEARWATER COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN CLASSIFICATION
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Rec~~al~L-Q~u-~~__________ _______________________
REQUESTEU CLEARWATER COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN CLASSIFICA'rrON______
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REASON FOR REQUEST ---ISL.a1J.Q\i_f.Q.Lth.~ dey.~lQ.p.m..~L..2i. thtLQ.roper ty ~_
a~~~n~e-liilh limita~ns of PiQ~lla~_~ounty Suburban Low Oens~ty_______
Residentig1-L~nd Use Category (~uni~~er acre).
PINELLAS COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN CLASSIFICATION~___
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IS THE REQUESTED LAND USE CATEGORY IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE PINELLAS,
COUNTY LAND USE PLAN CLASSIFICATION? YES____ NO-L__ .\
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Note: . County Land Use Plan amendments require the approval of the
Pinellas County Planning Council and the state of Florida
(Chapter 163 F.S.).
. State Growth Management Legislation limits iinal approval
of Land Use Plan amendments by t City Commission to twice a
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Lots to 26 inclu~ive, Black 30;
Lot~ to 26 inclu~ivc, Block 31;
Lot.'\ 1 to 26 inalu:\lvc, Block 32; \
, CHAUTAUQUA UNIT 110. II' - SEe: A, 0
according to plat thereof recQrded in Plat Dook 9, paBc 1~6, Public Record~ of
Plnella~ County, Florida, TOGETHER with vacated portlon~ of 6th, 7th, 8th and
9th AVenue~ South said vacation flied April 5, 1961, in O. R. Book 1143i page
620, Plnellas County Record~;
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CHAUTAUQUA UNIT NO.4 - SEC. A,' according to plat thereof renorded in Plat Book
9, page 146, Public Records of Pi~ella~ County, Florida, dc~crlbed O~ follow:\:
Begin at the HorthweRt corner of ~ald Block 32, thence run Horth to the point
of Inter~ectlon with the North line of the Aaid Southea~t 1/4 of the Southwe:\t
.1/4 of Section 32, thence Ea~t, along :\ald Ilorth line, to a point due ~orth of
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corner of ~aid Block 32, thence We~tt along th~ Ilorth line of Block 32, to the
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Southwe~t 1/4 of Section 32, Town:;hip 28 South, Range 16 Ea~t, Pinella~ County,
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MEMORANDUM TO: PLJ/).-:J- MeetIng Dote 11-20-86
The City Co.mmission of the City of Clearwater
SUBJECT:
Petition for Annexation and ~S-8 Zoning of a .14 Acre Parcel Located on the
East Side of Old Coachman Road Approximately 450 Feet North,of Sunset Point
Road (Tuller) Annex. 86-33.
RECOMMENDATION:
City Commission receive this request and refer it 'to the proper departments.
~] And that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same~
BACKGROUND:
The request i~ for RS-8 (Single Family Residential) District 'zoning in .
conjunction with the annexation. The Land Use Plan designation is Low Density.
R'esidential.
A single family residence is proposed for the currently vacant lot. Sanitary
sewer was recently extended to serve this area.
Legal description: Lot lIt Block At Sunset Point Estates Subdivision,
Sec. 6-29S-16E
Commission Disposition:
1. 'Approved as Recommended/Reyised/~nditjQnal
2. Continued to
Fallaw-up Action:
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Submitted by: Advertised: CJ Affected ~osts : N/A ~tJq,n~ments:
J ,; "., 00 te: Parties Funding Source: Petition
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City Manager Ptlp"r: of Meeting ment Budget
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City of Clearwater
P.O. Dox 4748
Clearwater, Florida
Commissioners:
We. the undersigned, being all owners of the described real property,
contiguous to the present boundaries of the City of Clearwater, 'and
situated in an unincorporated area of Plnellas County, Florida, do hereby
request that said property be annexed into the corporate limits of the Cit:
of Clearwater, Flcrida.
We hereby further request that said property be zoned and classified
under the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Clearwater, as set forth on the
following page.
Attached hereto is a current survey of the described property,
together with a certificate of title from a title company or a licensed
attorney setting forth the names of all persons, firms or corporations ~
owning any interest in the described property.
The undersigned have been advised of, understand and in consideration
of annexation, utility services, and other good and va~uable consideration
do hereby agree and convenant as follows:
1. all contiguous property under the ownership of the
petitioner(s) is included in this petition for annexation;
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2. all structures and improvements which are erected upon said
property subsequent to the date of this petition for annex-
ation shall comply with all applicable City of Clearwater
regulations and ordinances as set' forth in the City Code of
Ordinances;
to convey such recreation land, recreation facilities and
open space land dedication and/or fees in the amount and
manner prescribed by Ordinance Nos. 3128-83 and 3129-83; and . .
when any substandard abutting street or utilities are
subsequently upgraded by the City to meet City Standards,
said improvement will be done on an assessment basis,
consistent with City procedures therefor.
We) the undersigned hereby certify that we have read and examined all
of the statements Rnd allegations in the foregoing Petition including
attachments anu after being duly sworn, depose and say that such statement:
are correct, compl~te and true and voluntarily made with full knowledge
thereof.
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M EM 0 RA N DUM TO: PU D--) Meeting Date 11-20-86
The City Commission of the City of Cleorwa~,er
SUBJECT:
Petition for Annexation and ~S-8 Zoning for B .14 Acre Parcel Located on the
East Side of Old Coachman Road Approximately 390 Feet North of Sunset Point
Road (Edwards) Annex. 86-34.
RECOMMENDATION:
City Commission receive this request and refer it to the proper departments.
~ And that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The request is for RS-8 (Single Family Residential) District Zoning in
conjunction with the annexation. The Land Use Plan designation is Low
Density Residential.
A single family residence is proposed for the currently vacant lot.
Sanitary sewer was recently extended to serve this area.
Legal description: Lot 12t Block At Sunset Point Estates Subdivision,
Sec. 6-29S-16E
Commission Disposition:
1. 'Approved as Recommended/Revised/Conditional
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City Commission
City of Clearwater
P.O. Box 4748
Clearwater. Florida
Commissioners:
We, the undersigned, being' all owners of the described real property,
contiguo~s to the present boundaries of the City of Clearwater, and
situated'in an unincorporated area of Plne1Ins County, Florida, do hereby
request that said property be annexed into the corporate limits of the City
of Clearwater, Florida. '
We hereby further request that said property be zoned 'and classified
.under the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Clearwater, as set forth on the
following page.
Attached hereto'is a current survey of the described property,
together with a certificate of title from a title company or a licensed
attorney setting forth the names of;'sll persons, firms or corporations
owning any interest in the described property.
The undersigned have been advised of, understand and in consideration
of annexation, utility services, 'and other good and valuable consideration)
do hereby agree and convenant as follows:
1. all contiguous property under the ownership of the
petitioner(s) is included in this petition for annexation;
2. all structures and improvements which are erected upon said
property subsequent to the date of this petition for annex-
ation shall comply with all applicable City of Clearwater .
regulations.and ordinances as set forth in the City Code of
Ordinances;
3. to convey such recreation land, recreation facilities and
open space land dedication and/or fees in the amount and
manner prescribed by Ordinance Nos. 3128-83 and 3129-83; and
4. when any substandard abutting street or utilities are
subsequently upgraded by the City to meet City Standards,
said improvement will be done on an assessment basis,
consistent with City procedures therefor.
We, the undersigned hereby certify that we have read and examined all
of the statements and alle~~t.:0ns in the foregoing Petition including
attachments and after being nuly sworn, depose and say that such statements
are correct, complete and true and voluntarily made with full knowledge
thereof.
STATE OF FLORIDA )
COUNTY OF PINELLAS )
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this
1922
My Commission Expires:
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I Agenda No.
M EM 0 RA N 0 U M TO: pO })_\. Meeting Date 11-20-86,
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
SUBJECT:
Petition for Annexation and RS-4 Zoning of a .17 Acre Parcel Located on the
East Side of Bay View Avcnue~ South of Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard (S.R. 60) and
Approximately 360 Feet South of County Road 31 (Smith/City) Annex. 86-35.
RECOMMENDATION:
City Commission receive this request and refer it to the proper departm~nts.
[~ And that the appropriQte officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The request is for RS-4 (Single Family Residential) District zoning in con-
junction with the annexation. The Land Use Plan classification is Low
Density Residential.
The parcel was the subject of an Agreement for Annexation, ATA No. 59 sign-
ed on December 22, 1977. No recreation facility fee is due.
The property is presently developed with a single family residence serv,ed
with City1sewer. The parcel is now contiguous to the city limits and is
eligible for annexation. As provided for in the agreement, the property
owners were given the required 60 day no~ice and since the owner did not
resp~nd the City is initiating the annexation.
Legal description: Portion of Tract C, Myron A. Smith's Bayview,
Sec. 16-29S-16E
Commission Disposition:
1. Approved as Recommended/Revised/Conditional
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This Agreement, made and cnte"re.' int.o this ~_ day o~
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CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, a municipal corporation, hereinafter referred
tOil S II City' ~, il n d
GRADY HAROLD SMITH and ANA MARIE SMITH, his wife,
ber einafter refer red to as 1I0wner";
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WHEREAS, the Owner now owns the following described r,eal
pr opcrty. I OCa Lcd outside; the municipal boundaries oi the Ci ty of Clearwater
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That part of Tract lIe", Myron A. Smith's Bay View Subdivision, as recorded
in Plat Book 25~ p~ge 57 of the Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida,
described as follows: From the most Northwesterly corner of said Tract "C".
run S 21006'48" E, 260;59 feet; thence S 68053'12" W, 4.61 feet; thence S 21-
06'48" E, 95. 14 feet for the P. O. B.; thence continue S 21'.06148" E, 75.0 feet;
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, WHEREAS, the City is agreeable to furnishing said services upon
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NOW J THEREFORE, tbe parties hereto bereby covenant and agree
as iol1ow~~ .
1. The City does hereby agree to provide sewer services, subject
t.o the terms of t;,i5 Agreement, and to permit tbe Owner to connect to its
s2ni~ary seWer main at tbe Owner's expense. The City snaIl not be liable
for any damag e r csulling Ir om any una voidabl e c es 5 a ti on of treatment caus ed
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(a) to pay normal sewer connection charges and monthly
sewer service charges to the .City on the same basts as sewer service
users outside the municipal boundaries arc charged, as set out in
the Code oC Ordln'ances oC the City of Clearwater. Florida, 1962;
(b) that at such time as it becomes possible for tbe City
to annex said real property, this Agreement will constltute an application
to nnDex at that time, aod the City will have the right, upon sixty (60)
days1 writtenf,notice to the property owner, to initiate action to annex the
property to tbe City. Filing fees shall be waived by the City.
. (c). T,he Owner agr ees that t;be terms and provi s ions of
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this Agreement shall be binding upon its successors and assigns, and
tbe City shall record this document.
(d) The Owner agrees that tbe terms and provision~ of
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bind the pres ent own}~r of said described real property, but shall be a
covenant whi cb sball run with the land and shall bind and be en!orc cable
against all subsequent owners of said described real property, whetber or
Dot it is menti.oned in the Deed to said owners.
(e) If tbe Owner or its successors. or assigns. or any
subsequf':nt owner, sball default in the r ';_formance of the terms and
provisions of this :'\greernent, and the City shall institute ip.gal pr'occeulugs
to enforce the te~ms and provisions hereof. tbe OwneT, 'its successors and
assigns, covenant and agre:e to pay all costs of such proceedings. including
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City of Clearwater, to the City Manage, : P. D., Box 4748. Clearwater,
Florida, 33518.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the partles hereto have caused thls
Agreement to be executed the day and year first above written.
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A. D. 19 77. before. me personally appeared Anthony L. Shoemaker, Thomas
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Bushn, .K.. 10.. 'V RltOb-e-tr& and Gabriel CO\zares, respectively ctty M~~nager, .
City Attorney,~Crry Clerk and Mayor-Commissioner of tbe Ctty ot Clearwater,
Florida, a municipal. corporation, to me known to be the individuals and
oUlce.rs described in and who executed the foregoing Agreement aqd severally
acknowledged the execution thereof to be thei.r free act and deed as such
oUlcers thereunto duly authorized; an'd that the offi.cial seal of said municipal
~arporation is duly aifixed thereto, and the said agreement is the act and
deed of 5 aid c orp'ora tion.
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WITNESS my signature and official seal at Clearwater in the County
of Pinellas and State :oI Florida.. , tbe day and y.ear last above written.
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COUNTY OF pmELLAS )
I HEREBY CERTIFY tha.t on this day, before me, an offic:er duly
autborlzed tn tbe State a.far e~ald and In the County aforesaid to take
acknowledgments, personally appeared Grady Harold Smith and
Ana Marie Smith. .his wile,
to me known to be the pers on( s) described in and who executed the [or egoing
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FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION of the sum o~ One Dollar ($1.00) cash
in hand paid to it, the receipt of which 1s hereby acknowledged,
and the benefits to be derived therefrom,
610 Island Way Development Corp., a Florida corporation,
does hereby grant and convey to the CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
an easement over, under and across the following described land,
lying and being situate in the County of Pinellas, state of Florida~
to wit:
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A Ten (10') fooL waler mOJn cDsemenL lying 5' each side of all
water mains up lo and including all hydrants and meters, but
excluding any waLer mains lhal may lie under buildings Of ~ith-
in five (5) feel of buildings, AND an ingress and egress easement
for refuse and garbage collections and City of Clearwater service
and utility vehicles, all lying within the following described
tracl: .
A tract of land lying in Section 6, Township 29 South, Range 15 East, Clearwater,
Pinellas County, Florida, L~ing more particularly described as follows:
SEE ATTACHED
This easement being for
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The CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, shall have the right to enter
upon the above described premises and to construct, install and
maintain thereon any ut.ill ty lines and to inspect and alter such
utility lines from time to time.
IN, WITNESS WHEREOF, the party hereto has caused these presents
to be duly executed by its proper offic~rs thereunto ~~hortzed,and
it~seal to be hereunto affixed, this~~day of L.C.~V ,
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~ - ~~d- l~ing In Section 6, TOW~~hiP '29 Soutl1. r,,81lge. 15 ElCIt, Clearwater,
. ~ i'1ne.l1..a.s CauntYt P\orida, being more particularly de~ ..ib~ as (ollow!!:
~ Commence at the Southwesterly corner of Lot 7, of UNIT 8, LSLAND ES1"ATES OF
CLEARWATER, a5 recorded in Plat OOOk 64, pages 73 and 74 aC the Public Racord9
oC Pinellas County, Floridaj thence S 1'Zo 30100" WI COf' 100.00 Ceet, to a point on th'l!
westerly right-oC-way line oC LSLAN 0 W A Yi thence, along said dght-ot-Wl\Y tine,
along the arc ot II curve concave to the Nor-the~t and having a radius of 6202.29
feet, and arc length of 56.2J, a chord longth ot 56.21 reet, and a chol'd bearing or
S lor- 28139" E to the POINT OF BEGINNINGj thence c:ontinue a.10ng' sald ri{Jht-oC-
way lloe and along the arc at said curve having.1l radius or 6202.29 (-eel, 4n arc
length at 120.36 Ceet, 8 chord length at 1 '20.J6 (eet, and a chor"d be.a.J'lng of
S 180 la'O 1" E to the point ot compound curvature ot fl ~e concaye to the
Northea.stj thence along said right-of-way line and along the arc ot said curve:
having a rl!l.<31~ aC 708.43 reet, an are length oC 299.89 (eet, a chord. length or
297.66 Ceet, a chur-e oa4l'ing' of S JO. 58152" E to the point oC revene CUt"Yl1ture ot II.
curve concave to the Southw~tj thence alonq the are oC sajd curve having II. radfu.s
oC 100.00 (eet, M arc lef1(fth at 3.39 teet, a chord length ot 3.39 teet, a chord
bearing ot S 42lJS8'lO" E; thence S 58"00'00" W, (or 33.11 feet to the point at
curvature oC a curve concave to the Northwest; thene., along the arc: oC said curve
having a radius ot \00.00 (~t, an IU'C length oC 1\.54 Cei!lp .& chord length oC 70.0%
(eet, a chord bearing oC S 78.29'3611 W, to the point ot reverse C'UrVllture oC a curve
conc:ave to the Southeast; thence along the are ot said curve having . radl~ at
100.00 teet, an. arc length of 48.11 teet, a chord length oC 48.23 (&et, a chord
bearing oC S 85- 0 1'58" W to a point ot tnng-ency; thence S 11- 04'4-1" W, for 90.65
C~t to the point at C'lJr'Yature oC a curve concave to the North; theJ\et! along the
arc o{ said curve having a radlu.5 o( 170.00 (eet, an arc length o{ 157.78 teet, a
chQ("(j length at 152.18 feet, a chO("d bearing aC N 82-19'56" W to '" point on the
southeasterly line of CONDOMINIUM UNITS OF ISLAND POiNT NO.1 as E"eCQrded
In Plat Book lJ, page:! 4l-4Jj thence a.loO\{ said line the following nv~ (5) oourse:
1) thenee N 3~ 27'00" E, Cor' 98.44 feet to the inter3eetlon with the arc o( a. curve
concave to the Northwest; 2) thence northeu:Jterty along" the arc ot said cUrv~
having- a radius of -i5.00 [eec, dn arc I ength of 130.3 J (eet, 8 chord length oC 39.31
feet, a chord beAring at N :)2-27'00" E;. J) thence N 12033'00" W, Cor lS6.H (eet,~)
thence N 77- 21'00" E, (or 70.98 CeeLj 5) thence N 12- 3J'QOn W, Cor 75~.U reet;
, ,thence N 77~,27'OOn E, Cor 70.31 (e~t along II. 60-(oot right-of-way Il3 de~rib~ in
OCnciaJ Recot"ili Book 39010, page3 21, and 28 o{ the Public Rec:ord:J or Pinellas
COUIlty, Plorid4 to the POrNT OP BEGINNING, and ~ontajns 1.8J acre~ more or
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Before me, the undersigned authority, this day personally appeared
to me~yr~Jwnl~~l~~~Sto me to ~~dthe individuals described in
and who executed the foregoing ins~rument as: President
and' Secretary respectively, of the Corporation
named in the foregoing instrument, and they severally acknowledged to
and before me that they executed said instrument on behalt of and in If
the n~me of said corporation as such officers; that the seal affixed
to said instrument 1s the corporate seal of said corporation and that
it was affixed thereto by due and regular corporate authority; that
they are duly authorized by said corporation to execute said instrument
and that sald instrument is the free act and deed of said corporation.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed ~(p
official seal this .;::2'1 eh day of DC- trJh~Y , A.D.. 19 .
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FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION of the sum of One Dollar ($1. 00) cash in hand paid to
The City of Clearwater , the receipt, of which is ht!i'eb~ acknowledged, and
the benefits to be derived therefromtA. Eugene Lewis, Paul H. 'Bud" Holmes and J. Stuart
Sargent,as Trustees of Studebaker's (R) Land Trust
does hereby grant and convey to the CITY OF CLEARWATER, B~ORIDA an easement
overt under and across the following described land, lying and being situate in
the County of Pinellast St~te of Florida, to wit:
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Southerly two feet of Lot 2, Studebaker's subdivision as recorded in plat
book 92, page 39 of the records of Pinellas County, Florida.
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This easement being for public sidewalk purposes.
THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA. shall have the right to enter the above
described premises and inspect the placement and dimensions of said sidewalks to
insure conformance with City specifications and therefore maintain same from time
to time; and that,
THE GENERAL PUBLIC shall have full and free use of said sidewalk at any and
all times for traveling purposes.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the party hereto has caused these presents to be duly
executed by its proper officers t~nto authorized and its seal to be hereunto
affixed, this .3 day of ~/-. , 1986.
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executed the foregoing instrument as r11C\ t" t.f q i (\ 0... \ r lJ t;... +...ee..... Pre3iaent, and.
S~~Lcta~ respecrtVel~ of the Corporation named in the
foregoing instrument, and they severally acknowledged to and before me that ~h~
executed said instrument on behalf of and in the name of said corporation 'as such
officers; that the seal affixed to said instrument is the corporate seal of said ..
corporation and that it was affixed thereto by due and regular corporate authority;
that they are duly authorized by said corporation to execute said instrument and
that said instrument is the free act and deed of said corporation.
IN ~JTNESS WHEREOF ~ haye pereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal
this ~ day of UC~A- , A.D. 1986.
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Agenda No.
Meeting Date: 11/20/86
MEMORANDUM TO:
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
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S U BJ ECT: NUlIle [or Edg~wn;':H Drive Property
R ECOM MEN DATIO N: D~ny request from th~ Clearwater Historic Preservation Board to
name the Edgewater Drive property after Mr. Lester Dicus; and approve the recommendation
of the Parks and Rucreatlon Board that the property be named "Edgewater Park".
:<OC And that the approprla1e officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROU N 0: In a letter (attacheci) dated May 15, 1986, Hr. Steve Gerakios, Chairman
of the Clear'tolnter Historic Preservation Board, recommended that the City owned property
located at Sunset Point Road and Edgewater Drive (site of the former Sunset Point Hotel) be
named the "J. Lester Dicus Park". On May 19, 1986. this request was brought before the City's
Parks and Recreation Board for consideration in accord with Resolution No. 80-82. This Reso-
lution allows the Parks and Recreation Board to evaluate and to make final recommendations
to the City Commission for names of future City parks. It specifies various criteria that
the Board should consider when making recommendations.
One criterion is "in a majority of cases, parks should be named after geographic features,
locations, streets, etc,lI. The Board felt that the name "Edgewater Drive" has been synony-
mous with the location for many years and that it should remain as the name of the entire
parcel. Furthert another criterion states that neighborhood homeowners associations should
be contacted when considering names for parks located in their neighborhoods. This contact
was made and in a letter (attached) dated July 2nd, 1986, from Mrs. Gladys Melichar (Presi-
dent of the Edgewater Drive Association). Mrs. Melichar indicated that a poll was taken of
the Board members of the Edgewater Dri~e Association and that it was a unanimous decision not
to name the property after Mr. Dicus. Therefore, at its regular meeting of Monday, May 19t
1986, the Board recommended denial of the Clearwater Historic Preservation Board's request.
Staff informed Hr. Gerakios of this recommendation for denial and advised him that it was a
"recommendation" and that any final decision would rest with the City Commission. The Clear-
water Historic Preservation Board was further advised that they should contact the Parks and
Recreation Department in the event they wanted to have their proposal forwarded to the
Commission.
During the week of October 20, 1986, Mr. Gerakios informed the Parks and Recreation, Depart-
ment that his Committee desired to pursue their request to name the park after Mr. Dicus be-
fore the City Commission. On October 27, 1986, Parks and Recreation Board members were ad-
vised that the request was being sent to the City Commission but that it would be forwarded
with the Board's recommendation for denial. At firstt members thought it best to wait until
after the City Commission meeting to see what the response of the Commission would be in
regard to the request from Mr. Gerakios. However, after further discussiont the Board
approved a motion to recommend to the City Commission that the 'property be named "Edgewater
Park" which takes into consideration the geographic features and which has the support of
the Edgewater Drive Homeowners Association.
Mr. Gerakios will attend this Commission meeting to present the request on behalf of the
Clearwater Historic Preservation Board and the Clearwater Historical Society.
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Follow-up Action:
Submitted by:
Advertised:
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Costs: N/A ~Attachments:
Funding Source: 1. Letter from
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CLEAltWATER
rOST OFFICE BOX 4748
CLEARWATER, FLORIDA 33518 - 4748
May 15, 1906
Hr. Rcmn \'ljlsoll, Director
P€IJ~ ks' and Hecr~a t .ion Departrncn t
City of: CJearwnter
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Clearwater, Florida 33518
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Dear Mr. Wilson:
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'fhe Clearwater. lI.istoric PreservatIon Soard recognlzes that the
city owned property located at Sunset Point Road and'Edgewater
Drive was once the site of the" Sunset Point lIotel, which I.
J. Lester Dicus owned and m~naged until 1981. In its heyday
the three story hotel provided accomodations for many of
Clearw'al:er' s visitors which included a ballroom on' the top
floor overlooking the bay for entertainment and special
occasions.
Befor.e his retir.ement,and subsequent death in 1985, Mr. Dicus
is relllelllbered as being Clearwaterls PostmaRter duri.ng the
explosive growth period from 1955-1972. 'rile new Maj,n Post
. Office at 100 South Belcher Road was built under his adrninistrat'ion
and dedicated on October 28, 1967.
During his lifetime he became a leader in the Clearwater
community. Mr.. Dicus was a Charter Nelllber of the Clearwater
Little Theater for 20 years, a director of the Clearwater
Jaycees, and the V:i.ce-PreRiden t of the Chamber of Commerce for
three terms. lie also served on the Salvation Army Board, Senior
Citizens Advisory Board, the Clearwater Yacht Club, Clearwater
Concert Association Board, First United Methodist Church
Administrative Board, and the Clearwater Rotary Club.
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Mr. Dicus also helped organize the Sunset Point Civic Association
and was an officer of the Edgewater Drive.Civic Association.
Because of J. Lester Dicus' civic responsibility and dedication
to the spirit and growth of the City of Clearwater, the Clearwater
Ilistoric Preservation Board recommends that the city D',',l.t:ld
p:t1operty on which the Sunset Point Hotel once stood be named
as J. Lester Dicus Park in his honor.
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Drive Aosociation and it was a unanimous decision that we
did not want the Open Space on Edgewater Drive'named Lester,
Dicus Park.
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RESOLUTION
No. 80 _ 82
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA', ESTABLISHING
THE CRITERIA TO' BE UTILIZED IN ESTABLISHING
A NAME FOR CITY PARKS AND RECREATION FACILITIES.
WH~REAS, the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida,
wishes to establish a more Wliiorm policy and procedure for providing a
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name for City parks and recreation facilities; and
WHEREAS, the policy and procedure was last considered in
Resolution No. 75-137, adopted October 16, 1975; and
WHEREAS, the City Commis sion at its meeting of April 17, 1980,
directed the formulation of a new policy and procedure;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
C01vlMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
IN SESSION DULY AND REGULARL Y ASSEMBLED, AS
FOLLOWS:
1. That the City Commission of the City of Clearwater. Florida,
hereby adopts the following policy and procedure as the one i.t will utilize
in providing a name for future City parks and recreation facilities:
(a) Each park to be named will be given special and
individual cons ideration.
(b) Neighborhood homeowners associations should be
contacted when considering names for parks located'in
their neighborhoods.
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_ ,(c) Parks may be named in honor of ....u mdividual; however,
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individual has given lengthy civic service to the Clearwater
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(d) In the event a park is named after an individual, that
individual should be of local importance rather than of
State or National prominence.
(e) Persons serving on the Parks and Recreation Board, another
City lay board, or on the City Commission will not be eligible
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to have a facility named after them during their tenure of office.
(f) In a majority of cases, parks ~houl'd be named after geographic
features. locations, S tr eets, etc.
(g) In the event the park property is donated, the donor should be
allowed the privilege of submitting a preference fot; a name.
(h) The Parks and Recreation Board will be allowed to evaluate
and make a final recomnlendation to the City Comrnis'sion for
names of all future City parks and recreation facilities.
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That to the extent of Any conflict RC801uHon No. 75-137
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Agenda No.
Meeting Date: Nov. 20. 1986
'MEMORANDUM TO:
The City Com mission of t he City of C lea rwater
SUBJECT:
Putchll!H! uf Purk Prup!.! rey
R ECOM MEN DAT'ON ~ Approve contract lH.!tw!.!!.!n City of CltWfWl1tur llnd Nelson C. and Elsie
N. Voge 1 for tIll! purchas!.! of .:qlprox lmatuly 15.61 acr!.!s of land (or park purposes at $93.525 per
IICfe to be funded as follows: All legally available monies in the open space and recreation
land impact fee trust funds. including all accunmlated interest which is not geographically re-
stricted. Bulance to be borrowed temporarily (ro~ undesignuted fund balance in the special
dcvelopmentffund punding satigfu~tory compl~tlon of permant.!Rt intermediate term financing. Debt
s~rvicl.! on Inanclng to be, p'.:lid ! ~Iolij ~enlttal flJo_d 1H11~qSt8t !Hw.i~Q SDOd ied.
IKJ And iho1 ihe appropriate oft, Cla\s oe OUTnOflzeu ~eC1Jle :) m .
BACKGROUN 0: Staff ft.!t!ls that thls recommended parcel of land (s~e attached atlas sheet
is ideally suited for a park and, although there are no specific plans for development at the
present time. its acquisition will assist in meeting the recreation needs of existing and futur
resident~. It will provide open space frontage on Belcher Road and its east boundary abuts an
existing undeveloped park site of approximately nine acres that was acquired by the City as a
result of the Coachman Ridge development.
Staff believes the purchase price is within the realm of market value. The owner has re-
cently sold 7.5 acres adjoining the property on the north to the Salvation Army for the same
per acre dollar figure. Property located south of Sunset Point Road and on the east of Belcher,
Road recently sold for a price in excess of $120,000 per acre. Additionally, tracts of this
size that meet the desired characteristics for parkland are becoming increasingly difficult to
acquire.
Funds cu~rently available for this purchase include approximately $318,000 of open space and
recreation land impact fees, plus approximately $157,000 of City wide accumulated interest on
these two categories of impact fees. If the Commission approves the purchase, we would recom-
mend that the balance of approximately $985,000 be financed for an intermediate term of five-
ten years. using one of the variable rate municipal loan pools. Annual debt service ($120,000-
$240,000 depending on the term and the interest rate) would be budgeted and paid from general
fund non ad valorem tax revenues unless the Commission annually designates an alternative sourCE
for payment. Since it will not be possible to complete the pool financing prior to clo~ing, it
will be necessary to provide for a temporary loan from the undesignated funn balance of the
special development fund (approximate available balance is $968,000 plus 1987 interest earnings;
In the unlikely event that financing cannot be completed, this loan would need to be forgiven,
or repaid from some other source, at the Commission's direction.
Mr. Vogel did offer to take a City promissory note for a portion of the purchase price. but
only if the interest rate was at least 7~%. Since this rate exceeds both the .City's current
reinvestment rate (about 6-3/4%) and variable loan pool borrowing rates (4;%-5!%), we do not
recommend consideration of this option at this time. '
The first quarter budget review will include an amendment to provide the necessary funds for
this project.
* This property is the City staff's second choice in selection of a suitable site for the Clear-
water For Youth complex. Staff is continuing to negotiate and hope to present to the City
Commission a contract in the near future for consideration of r.he first choice. I am not at
liberty to name that site since negotiations are underway.
Although the staff believes that this site on Belcher could be suitable for the Clearwater For
Youth complex, it should be acquired for park purposes regardless of the final site selection
for Clearwater For Youth. The Commission is well aware that there are very few large tracts
undeveloped in Clearwater. It the first choice proposal does not work out or is unacceptable
to the Commission, this site could be used as a fall back site for the Clearwater For Youth
complex. Staff has reviewed all of the existing properties owned by the City and have con-
'eluded that there Is not any suitable parcel that could be utilized for Clearwater For Youth
without disruption of the surrounding neighbors. . \
Commission Disposition:
Fol low-up Action:
Submitted by; Advertised: o Affect ed Costs: S1.459,925 }lRJAttachmeots:
Oate~ Parties Funding Source: l. Contract
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Date aSequentiol
Reference
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Appropriation Code
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V, TIME FOR ACCEPTANCE AND eF FECTIVE DATE: IIfh.. orr.., Ii "0' ...eulld bV both 01 the parlf.. h....o 0" 0' b.lo'e Nov. 2 . 1986 .
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VI. Cl.OSING OA TE: Thl. 1..nIlCUo" .h.1l la chH.d .nd .h. dud ."d Olh., clo.lhll P'O'" d.llv.,.d o..:tlm" jU thd.V 01 December
HI R6'. . ~tlr&U~UKOWllV.lt~lrf.U(ot-)Ilo)[l\M:Ci1lClXftK
VIt. RESTRICTIONS, EASEMENTS. "'MITATIONS: Th. a..V.' th.n I... till" ,ubl.ellel; Zonlno. '.''''ellon.. p.ahlbl"""t ond oth.. "<lult"....nll'moo.'" bV
1I0....nm.nul ...,ho,.tV: R""."'ont .nd m.II." ..Ie,u"ng on .h. 010' 0' Oltt.,,,,,,,. common \0 II'. I..bdl..";,,,,; PubH~ utllitV ....m.nlt 01 '.eo,d. lp,o,,'d.d ..1(1
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VIII, OCCUPANCV: 5.11.. '.p....nU Ih., Ih.,. "' "" o..U.. I" oee"l>.n"y a'''.' '''''' S.U... bu,lI OlO"'''V f. Inl.nd." 10 b. ..",.d 0' oecuDI.d b.von"
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'X. ASSIGNABII..ITY: ICHeCI<: ONEI Buv.. Om.v Ulign 1XI m.v nOI ...llIn. Co""o~',
X, T'fpeWFUTTEN OR HANOWRITTEN PROVISIONS: TVp.wtlllo" Of h.ndwtlU."'P'OYIIIOnl ,nlO"'" It...." 0' .ll.eh.d h.",o U AIl".nd. $holl ep.."ol
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XI. ~SPECIA\.. CLAUSES.
1. .The.tFact be~~g conv~y~d i~.~~lieved to contain 15.61 acres. Should a survey, Co be
oraerca oy the buyer, snow a a~~~ere~c acreage, the sale price will be adjusted accordingly.
?rice ~er acre to be $93,525.00.
2. Fi~anci~g mu~ualiy agreeable to both buyer and seller may be utilized to cla~e this
t ransac c.:.on, and in the event J1yyg"r_ +_lll=!..I&r_c!9 "!\Q..t_asr..9~ on financing, then the transactio
shall be closed for cash.
THIS IS INTENDED TO BE A LEGALLY BINDING CONTRACT.
IF NOT FULLY UNDERSTOOD, SEEK THE ADVICE OF AN ATTDR~'r\', .'1.0A TO SIGNING.
THIS FORM HAS aEEN APPROVED BY THE FLORIDA ASSOCIATION OF REALTOR: A.ND THE FLORIOA BAR
COD"t1ghC1517B bV Th. Flo,ld. an ."d .h. "Iodao Ailoci.llo" 01 F'lEALTOF'lS
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CITY OF CLEARWATER
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Mayor-Commissioner
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City Manager
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EXHIBIT A
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That part of the NW! of the NW! of SacHem 7, Township 295. Ranse 16E. Pinellns
County, Florida, further described as follows: Begin at the NW corner of said
Section 7 Cor a P.O.B., thence S 00009'36.4" E. nlong the WQst line of said Section 1,
1,003.24' to the north right-of-way or the Seaboard Coastline Railroad. said right-
of-way being 60.00' wide; thence 5 72049'06.3" E, along said right-of-way, 1,143.31'
to the south line of said NW! of the NW!; thence S 89048'39.9" E, along the 40 acre
linc, 232.66' to :hc southeast corner of said NW! of the mH; thence N 0019'01" EI
along the 40 acre line, 324.98'; thence N 89040'59" WI 95.00' to the centerline of
a creek; thence along said centerline the next 12 ca11s1 along a curve to the right,
radius 240.00'. arc 235.66', chord 226.31', chord bearing N 61033'11.5" W. thence
along a curve to the left, radius 170.00' I arc 107.90', chord 106.10', chord bearing
N 51036'21.1" 'Vj thence along a curve,to'the right. radius 90.00'1 arc. 36.46',
chord 36.22'. chord bearing N 580lOI53~5" W; thence }>l 46036128.8" W, 51.58'; thence
along 3 curve to the left, radius 90.00', arc 5r.82'. chord 51.10'. chord bearing
N 63004'07" W; thence N 79033'45.3" W. 23.24'; thence along a curve to the right.
radius 45.00', arc 59.82', chord 55.51'. chord bearing N 41028' 40. 5'~ W; thence
N 3023'38.5" w. 100~60'; thence N 21001'02.6" W, 160.00'; thence along a curve to
the righi. radius 235.00'. arc 199.96"~ chord 193.99', chord bearing N 3021'33.41' E;
thence along a curve to the left, radius 100.00' t arc 53.14', chord 52.52', chord
bearing N 12030'46.9" E; thence N 2042'35.6" W. 221.49' to the north line of said
Section 7; thence N 89042'33.4" W. along said north 1inc, 727.91' to the P.p.B.
Containing 24.38 acres more or less, less the following tract conveyed to the
Saivation Army by Warranty Deed recor~in OR Book'6247, Page 1420 of the Public
Records of Pinel1as County, Florida.
A parcel of land lying in the NW! of the NW! of Section 7,
(Township 29S, Range 16E, Pinellas County, Florida. being more I
specifically described as follows:
CO~lliffiNCING at the Northwest corner of said Section. being
monumented by a Pine11as County Engineering Department brass
disk; THENCE S 89052'55" E, along the North line of said Section,
a distance of 55.00 feet. to the East R/W of Belcher Road. to the
POINT OF BEGINNING.
THENCE S 00019'58" E, along the East R/W line of Belcher Road,
a distance of 480.50, feet to a point having a bearing of
N 89052'5~" W. from the center of a sanitary manhole 390.04 feet
distant to the East.
THENCE S 89052'55" E, being 'parallel with the North line of said
Section 390.04 feet to the center of said manhole.
THENCE continuing S 89052'55" E. a distance of 274.29 feet to the
thread of Alligator Creek.
THE~CE Northerly, along the thread of said creek, the following
calls:
BEARING
N 13057'19" W
N 00003117" W
N 05052159" E
N 17034'4611 E
N 06048'23" E
N 03026'47" W
N 02020'38" W
DISTA.J.~CE
19.23'
52.231
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56.12'
92.03'
121:. 60'
97.13 I
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to the North,'line of said Sec&ion.
THENCE N 89052'5511 W. along the North line of said Section, a
distance of 687.00 feet. to the POI~T OF BEGI~~ING and less the
west 55 feet conveyed to Pinellas C~unty for right-oi-way for
Belcher Road.
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'MEMORANDUM TO:
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
SUBJECT:
p,~ _~I
Agenda No.
Meeting Data: Nov. 20. 1986
PurclWHI.! of Park Property
R ECOM MEN DATION: Allprovl.! contract between City of Clearwater nnd Nelson C. and Elsie
M. Vogel for the purchase of approximately 15.61 acres of land for park purposes at $93,525 per
acre to be funded as follows: All legally available monies in the open space and recreation
land impact fee trust funds, including all accumulated interest which is not geographically re-
stricted. Balance to be borrowed temporarily from undl.!signated fund balance in the special
develiopmentffund pending satisfa,tory completion of Dermanest intermediate term financing. Debt
serv ce on inanclng to be, Raid f.OIlJ _genl:_rnl flJl;td unlesst8t ~1:tiia..Q. soeci ted.
!Xl And tho' the appropriate 0 TlCIOIS De aUTnOrlZea xeCUle :50m .
BACKGROU N D: Staff feels that this recommended parcel of land (see attached atlas sheet
is ideally suited for a park and, although there are no specific plans for development at the
present time. its acquisition will assist in meeting the recreation needs of existing and futur
residents. It will provide open space frontage on Belcher Road and its east boundary abuts an
existing undeveloped park site of approximately nine acres that was acquired by the City as a
result of the Coachman Ridge development.
Staff believes the purchase price is within the realm of market value. The owner has re-
cently sold 7.5 acres adjoining the property on the north to the Salvation Army for the same
per acre dollar figure. Property located south of Sunset Point Road and on the east of Belcher,
Road recently sold for a price in excess of $120,000 per acre. Additionally, tracts of this
size that meet the desired characteristics for parkland are becoming increasingly difficult to
acquire.
Funds currently available for this purchase include approximately $318,000 of open space and
recreation land impact fees, plus approximately $157,000 of City wide accumulated interest on
these two categories of impact fees. If the Commission approves the purchase, we would recom-
mend that the balance of approximately $985,000 be financed for an intermediate term of five-
ten years, using one of the variable rate municipal loan pools. Annual debt service ($120,000-
$240,000 depending on the term and the interest rate) would be budgeted and paid from general
fund non ad valorem tax revenues unless the Commission annually designates an alternative sourc
for payment. Since it'will not be possible to complete the pool financing prior to closing, it
will be necessary to provide for a temporary loan from the undesignated fund balance of the
special development fund (approximate available balance is $968.000 plus'1987 interest earnings.
In the unlikely event that financing cannot be completed, this loan would need to be forgiven,
or repaid from some other source, at the Commission's direction.
Mr. Vogel did offer to take a City promissory note for a portion of the purchase price, but
only if the interest rate was at least 7~%. Since this rate exceeds both the City1s current
reinvestment rate (about 6-3/4%) and variable loan pool borrowing rates (4i%-5i%), we do not
recommend consideration of this option at this time.'
The first quarter budget review will include an amendment to provide the necessary funds for
this project.
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Commission Disposition:
Follow-up Action:
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Date:
o Affecfed
Parties
Noti fi ed
of Mp.etlng
o Not Requi~d
Costs: $1.459,925
Funding Source:
OJ Capitol Improve-
ment Budget
[J Operating Budget
o Other
ItXlAHachments:
. Contract
. Atlas sheet .
Submitted by:
Advertised:
'City Manager
Paper:
o Not Required
Parks and Recreation
ApRropriatlon Code
315-1-3112
o None
Da te e. Sequent ia I
Reference
Originating Deportment:
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V. TIME FO R ACCEPTANCE AND EF F ECTIV E DATE: II Ihtl oil" I, not ".cuf,d b... bOlh 01 th. D.,lIu h.."O on 0' b.lo.. Nov. 2 . 1986
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VI. .clOSING DATE: Till. t'l"uello" ,h.1I b. clo'.t! .nd Ih. d..d Ind Olh., elollnll pop.,. d.II....,.d on:tllZ" JU thd.... of December
tg 86'. . llaral~ltXOil:l)lV..Jlca~IQ)(Kor.onaXlUt
v II. RESTRICTIONS. EASEMENTS. LIMIT AT tONS: The Bu....' .h.1I lokl 1111. ,ub'~CI 10: Zonlna. ,.."Icllon'. D.ohlbll,onl .nd Olh.. ..oul.."'.ntt ImDO..d b.,
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v tll, OCCUPANC';': S.II.! ..o....nll Iht! Ih... ... no P"II.o in oceupanev PI".. Ih.n 5.111'. but If p.oo.tI., I. Inund.d 10 bl ,.nl.d 0' o~eupl." blvonlS
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IX. ASSIGNA BIl.ITV: ICHECK ONEl Buv.. Om.v ...ion 1XI m.,;, not .lIlgn. COrtl..CI.
X. TYPEWRITTEN OR HANDWRITTEN PROVISIONS: T.,p....'..I." o. h.ncw.ltI,n'p,o..,.lon. In"'I,d h.,.in 0' 1I".ch.d h,,,IO .. Acld.nda Ih.n eDn"ol
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XI..~SPECIAL Cl.AUSES,
1. The tract be~~g conveyed is believed to contain 15.61 acres. Should a survey. to be
oraerea by the buyert show a differe~t acreage, che sale price will be adjusted accordingly.
?r~ce ?er acre to be $93t525.00. ,
2. Fi~anci~g mutually agreeable to both buyer and seller may be utilized to elOpe this
transact:.oii., and in the eventJ?lJYg,r_+_~LIg,r_d.Q...!lQ...t_a.,gr.s~on financing, then the transactic
shall be closed for cash.
THIS IS INTENDED TO BE A LEGALLY BINDING CONTRACT.
IF NOT FULLY 1,"!':)l.:ri.:iTOOD. SEEK THE ADVICE OF AN ATTORNEY PRIOR TO SIGNING.
THIS FORM HAS BEEN AI:rf"QVED BY THE FLORIDA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS AND THE FLORIDA BAR
CODv,IIIMl197B b.,. Th. Flo,ld. B.. .nd Ih. Flo.ld..AnDel.t,on of REAL.TORS
WITN ESSES: I Two ..co",m.n<j..dl
E..cut.d bv BuvI' On
CITY OF CLEARWATER
By
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COlJ}jTERSIGNED:
Mayor-Commissioner
Approved as to form & correctness:
City Manager 18u.....1
ATTEST:
_ Ci~ C1erk~~""-tr
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_/U~{ Jd
1 ELSON C. VOG~L. ind~y'
u/df,~ Feb=uary 11,.1976
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ELSIE M.VOGEL.
u/d!t February
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individually and as Trustee
11. 1976
By;
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EXHIBIT ^
That part of the NWl or thl.! NWt of Section 7, Township 29S, Range 16E, Pinellas
County, F',orida, Curther described as follows: Begin at the NW corner of said
Section 7 for a p.o.n., thence S 00009'36.4" E, along the wast line of said Section 7,
1,003.241 to the north right-of-way of the Seaboard Coastline Railroad, said right-
of-way buing 60.00' wide; thence S 72049'06.3" E, along said right-of-way, 1,143.311
to the south line of aaid mH oC the NWt. thence S 89048'39.9" E. along the 40 acre
line, 232.66' to the southeast corner of sa{d wi of the mH; thence N 0019' 01" E.
along the 40 acre line, 324.98', thence N 89040'59" W, 95.00' to the centerline of
a creek; the~ce along said centerline the next 12'cal1s, along a curve to the right,
radius 240.00'. arc 235.66', chord 226.31', chord bearing N 61033'11.5'1 W. thence
along a curve to the left, radius 170.00', arc 107.90', chord 106.10', chord bearing
N 51036'21.1" W; thence along a curve to the right, radius 90.00', arc. 36.46',
chord 36.22'. chord bearing N 58010'53.5" W; thence N 46036'28.8" W, 51.58'; thence
along a curve to the left, radius 90.00', arc 5Y.82'. chord 51.10', chord bearing
N 63004'07" W; thence N 79033'45.3" W, 23.24'; thence along a curve to the right,
radius 45.00', arc 59.82', chord 55.51', chord bearing N 41028'40.5" Wi thence
N 3023'38.5" W, 100.00'i thence N 21001'02.6" W, 160.00'; thence along a curve to
the right, radius 235.00'. arc 199.96', chord 193.99', chord bearing N 3021'33.4" E;
thence along a curve to the left, radius 100.00'. arc 53.14', chord 52.5~', chord
bearing N 12030'46.9" E; thence N 2042'35.6" W, 221.49' to the nor.th line of said
Section 7; thence N 89042'33.411 W, along said north line, 727~91' to the P.O.B.
Containing 24.38 acres more or less, less the following tract conveyed to the
Salvation Army by Warranty Deed recorded in OR Book 6247, Page 1420 of the Public
Records of Pine lias County, Florida.
A parcel of land lying in the NWl of the NW! of Section 7,
Township 295, Range 16E, Pinel1as County, Florida, being more
specifically described as follows:
COMMENCING at the Northwest corner of said Section, being
monumented by a Pine1las County Engineering Department brass
disk; THENCE S 89052'55" E, along the North line of said Section,
a distance of 55.00 feet, to the East R!W of Belcher 'Road. to the
POINT OF BEGINNING.
THENCE S 00019'58" E, along the East R!W line of Belcher Road,
a distance of 480.50 feet to a point having a bearing of
N 89052'5~" W, from t'he center of a sanitary manhole 390.04 feet
distant to the East.
THENCE S 89052'55" E, being parallel with the North line of said
Section 390.04 feet to the center of said manhole.
~\ :
THENCE continuing S 89052'55" E, a distance of 274.29 feet to the
thread of Alligator Creek.
THE~CE Northerly, along the thread of said creek, the following'
calls:
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BEARING
N 13057'19" w
N 00003'1711 W
N 05052'59" E
N 17034'46" E
N 08048'23" E
N 03026'47" W
N 02020'3811 W
DISTA1.'1CE
19.23'
.52.23'
46.93'
56.12'
92.03'
121. 60'
97.13'
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to the North liDe of said Section.
THENCE N 89052'55" W, along the North line of said Section, a
distance of 687.00 feet. to the POI~T OF BEGI~~ING and less the
west 55 feet conveyed to Pine lIas County for right-ai-way for
Belcher Road.
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The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
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SUBJECT:
Agenda No.
Meeting Date: 11/20/86
Naturnl Gas Charges
RECOMMENDATION: Establish a monthly ItActive Customer Service Charge"
of Four Dollars ($4.00) and delete the provision of three consumptions
from this charge (Option #1 attached). Change the ordinhncc to include
these modifications.
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Iii And thot the approprlote officials be authorized to execu1e some.
BACKGROU NO: Based on the information included in a recent report given
to the City Commissioners . (Residential Gas Rate Survey), it was determined
that the City of Clearwater was the only gas distributor surveyed, which
provides its customers with any units of gas in their basic, monthly, ..
Customer/Service Charge. Approval of this item will correct that exceptiori.
As of July 30 and September 30, 1986, the City of Clearwater had the
second lowest average monthly billing for a typical, residential customer
out of the thirteen distributors surveyed. The monthly charges as
recommended would toral $la.OO, which is near the average bill for the
thirteen distributors surveyed.
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Commission Disposition:
Follow-up Action:
Submitted by:
Advertised:
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":~l""'''' ".;".$'./'1..._.......,.
Date:
Paper:
CJ Affected
Parties
Notified
of Meeting
Cl Not Required
Costs: ~ Nnl1P
Fundi ng SC' !' ..c;;:
o Capital Imp:"'1ve-
ment Budget
Cl Operating Budget
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G1Attachments:
Options
o Not Required
Gas Rate
Surveys
Ordinance
Revision
City Manager
Date e.Sequential
Reference
Originating Department:
Utilities
Appropriation Code
N/A
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PIIN 11/06/86
OPTIONS
Assumptions used in calculations;
A. Average number of domestic, firm, natural gaB
customers monthly ,
B. 1+/01/86 selling price for one 'consumption of
f~rm natural gas
C. Number of natural gas consumptions per customer
D. Elimination of $3.00 monthly minimum and the
three consumptions included in that minimum
8,600
57.235~
3
Option #l Establish a monthly "Active Customer Service Charge" of
$4.00 and charge the applicable selling price to all firm gas
customers' consumptions, effective 1/01/87, (this includes $1.00
I account charge):
'A. Increase per customer - monthly $1.72
B. Projected Total Additional Revenue for
FY 1986/87 $132,900.
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Option #2 Establish a monthly "Active Customer Service Charge" of
$6.00 I' and charge the applicable selling price to all firm gas
customers' consumptions, effective 1/01/87, (includes $1.00
account 'charge):
A.I Increase per customer - monthly $3.72
B.' Projected Total Additional Revenue for
FY 1986/87 $287,900.
Option #3 - Establish a monthly "Active Customer' Service'Charge" of
$6.00 and reduce ~e firm gas selling price to that of the
nearest competitor (difference in price is 4.740~ per consumption)
effective I/Ol/87,(includes $1.00 account charge):
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A. Increase/Decrease per customer - monthly varies
B. Projected Total Decline in Revenue for
FY 1986/87 - net:
1. Revenue decline from dropping firm gas selling
price per consumption ($439,500.)
2. Revenue increase from establishing
"Act. Cust. Serv.Chge.," 287,900.
'I TOTAL - Net Decline ($151,600.)
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OHOlNANCg NO. 4301-86
AN GRDIN ANCE OF 'rilE C1'I'Y OF CLI!ARW A'fERt FLORIDA
aELATING TO UTILITIES; AMENDING SRCTION 50.05(0)(2)
CODE OF: ORDINANCES, TO INCREASE THE GENERAL
HATES FDa NNrURi\L GAS SBRVICE; PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
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BE iT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION
pF THE CITY OF CLEAR\\' ATER, FJ...ORIDA:
Section 1. Paragraph (2) of Subsection (e) of Section 50.05, Code ot Ordinances,
is amended to read:
Section 50.05. Deposit'; fees, service charg;s and rate schedule.
(0) Ra te5:
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(2) General gas service rates. The following general rate shall apply to
users of natural gas provided by the city, provided such users lire located
adjacent to the city gas mains and provided the city has a sufficient supply
of natural gas to furnish:
8.. General service rate, natural gEtS containing not less than one
thousand (1,000) BTU per cubic feet:
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Account charge . _ . . . . . .
$
1.00
3.00
F~ a t:herffis at' teSS .
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Each adeitieaM therm .
Minimum monthly bUl .
0.57235 . 0;59
4.00
b. Monthly fixed charge for open account
with meter off . . . .
. . 1.00
c. Franchise fees shall be levied by the city on every purchase of
natural gas provided by the city, at the rate paid by the city to the
d.
municipality where the service is delivered.
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All areas north of State Road 580 and east of McMullen-Booth Road
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served by gas mains or connections made after October 1, 1983, are
\ subject to; a three and five-tenths cents
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f. The charges specified in the above schedule' may be subject to an
adjustment per thcrm for increases or decreases in the supplier1s rate
for purchased gas in accordance with the provisions of the purchased
gas cost adjustment in Florida. Gas Transmission C0l11pBny1s tariff, as
recommended by the utilities director and approved by the city,
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MEMORANDUM TO:
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
SU 8J ECT: CONTINUATION OF ARRI::Str DRUNK DRIVING GRAN'!'
RECOM MENDATION~
Approve the application for the continuation of the Arrest Drunk
Driving program and the attached Resolution.
~ And that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
8ACKGROU NO:
The "Ar rest Dr'unk Dr iv: ing prog ram - Pinellas Countyll became
operational on January 1, 1986. The program has been a great
success. The detection and apprehension of drunk drivers has
increased to 28% above the same time last year. Year-to-date
over 5,300 drunk drivers have been arrested. The grant appli-
cation is for the continuation of this county-wide approach.
Through this cooperative effort alcohol-related injury accidents
have decreased by approximately 46%. The approval of this
project will provide a continued public information and education
campaign, officer training and a tracking mechanism for the
receipt, analysis and distribution of drunk driving arrest
statistics, trends and evidence throughout pinellas County.
This grant provides continued funding for a police sergeant who
is the project coordinator and a clerk typist II as well as funds
to purchase training, public information and education materials
to sustain the Arrest Drunk Driving Program for one additional
year.
This is a Bureau of public Safety Management grant application
and will have no impact on the 1986/87 operating budget.
Commission Disposition:
1. Approved as Recommended/Revised/Conditional
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Follow -up Action:
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Parties Funding Source: Resolution
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Originating Deportment: Public Safety Mgm
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1\ In: G 0 LU'l' I ON AU'l' HOR I ZING '1111 get 'l'Y MANAGEH '1'0
1.'1 rll~ ~N APPl..ICA'l'ION TO SECUHE ["UNlHNG ["OR 'NIE
PUUPOSE OF CONTINUING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE
"ARREST,DRUNK DRIVING" PROGRAM, IN CONJUNC-
'[1 ION WITU ALL THE LAW ENFOHCl::MEN'f AGENCI J~S IN
p rNEl.]~AS COUNTY.
WHERE~S~ the City of Clearwater, Florida, herein.called "
till? "i\ppllcnnt," after thorough consideration and evaluation of
tl\t~ problem, has hereby determined that the continuation of the
prf)j~ct deHcribcd below is in the best interest of t~e g~neraL
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'L'he IIArrest Drunk Driving" program is
continuing to reduce the number of alcohol
and drug related accidents in Pinellas
County. The coordinated and cooperative
approach involves a multi-phased public
awareness and education campaign, volice
ofE~cer,training and the use of the latest
scientifi~ arrest processing and testing
equi pmenf::
and
WHEkEAS, under the terms of Public Law 89-564, Title
~ 3, ,8SC, sp.ct'ion: 492, 'has author i zed the National Highway Tt"aff ic
Sa fA ty Admin is t r:a tiOll, (NHTSA) through the Flo r ida l3ureau of
Public Safety Management, acting as an application clearing
house, to process such applications;
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such Act, and the Applicant considers it to be in ~h~ public
'0 interest and to its benefit to file an application under said Act
and to authorize other action in connection therew~th;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, IN SESSION REGULARLY AND DULY
ASSEMBLED, AS FOLLOWS:
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City Commission that continuation of the project generally
rhlflC r 1. blH.l ahoy,;) is in t:.ho bQAt in ta rout 0 f tho Appl icant and the
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is h\~r\:by .1.uthorb:..~ri to file on behalf o( the ~.pplicant an
.1ppl iC,ltiol1 in the. form prescribed by the State of Florida,
Burflnu oE pUbllc So[ety Management in conformity with said Act,
for Jl 9 r Cl n t t n ~~ C In a d e tot h c ^ p p 1 i can t to it S 5 i s tin de f ray i n 9
t}H~ cost 0 f the proj eel gene ra lly dose r i bed above.
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3. 'rhat if such grant be made, the Applicant shall
provide or make necessary arrangements to provide such in-kind.
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contributions in addi~ion to the grant as may be required by the
Act to defray the cost of the project g~nerally descri~ed above.
4. That said Anthony L. Shoemaker, City Manager, is
h0reby authorized to furnish such information and to such other
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dction as may be necessary, including executing a contract, to
enable the Applicant ~o qualify for said grant.
.5. That the official designated in the preceding
paragraph is hereby designated as the authorized representative
of the Applicant for the purpose of furnishing to the state of
Florida, Bureau of public Safety Management such information,
data and documents pertaining to the application for t~e grant as
may be required an~ otherwise to act as the authorized represen-
tative of the .Appl~cant in conn~ction with this Application and
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. official designated" .in paragraph 4 above shall maintain such
records necessary and furnish such information, data and
dOC'UlOf-;n ts riS. requi rap by the State 0 f Flo r Ida, Bu reau of publ ic
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Safl?ty /.tanagement to support t-he implementation of the project
'Je,:(~t.''.'IllY des~:::J:"'iped above al1d any contract submitted in suppor,t
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The City Commission
S U 8 J E C T: \~i1 tcr Treatment - 19B7
Agenda No.
'bI'T- cl. Meeting Date: 11/20/86
of the City of Clearwater
RECOM MEN-DATION~
Approve a new C. loP. project entitled "Water Treatment - 198}l'" antl.approve the
transeer of fumHng for this project from ~}.;;isting t.Jater Division C. I .P. projects.
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BACKGROUN 0: ,Based on recommendations of our consultant's (Briley. Wild & Associates
Inc.) survey entitled I1City of Clearwater. Florida Potable Hater System Triha10methnne
Survey t" 'the City needs to begin water treatment. 'I This project will provide the
necessary funding for interim treatment that adds chlorine dioxide to the disinfection
process in our water system.
The estimated total cnpital investT:lcnt of implementing the recommendations is
$500,000., needed in ~' 87 to cover a pilot demonstration project. then design.
bidding and construction.
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Funding would come from the transfer of money in
C.loP. projects:
315-1-6713 - New Well Development
315-1-6702 - Northwood Water l.Jells
315-1-6701 - Paving Gas/~~ater Lot
315-1-6190 - Equipment Upgrade
315-1-6712 - Equipment Acquisition
315-1-6182 - Hater Main Rep1aceme~t
Total:
$348,500
18,938
23,896
22,174
14,465
35.027
$463,000
the following existing Water Division
The 1st quarter budget review will include an amendment to provide the necessary
funds for this project.
Pinellas County Health Department officials have reviewed the consultants survey/
recommendations and have relayed their approval.
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1. Approved as Aecommendcd/Re'lhed/Conditional
2. Continued to
FOllow-up Action:
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Advertised:
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c.osts: $500.000
Funding Source:
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CITY OF CLEARWATER
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John Dennis, Briley, Wild & Associates
SUBJECT: City-Wide THM Investigation '.
DATE: ,
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CITY MANAGER
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Attached with this memo are ten (10) copies of the Potable
Water System Trihalomethane Survey recently performed by
!Briley, Wild & Associates, Consulting Engineers. This
report was prompted by information collected for prepara-
tion of the long-range .water plan for the City being pre-
pared by Briley, ~ild & Associates. The recommendations
contained in the report will have a definite effect on our.
short-range plans for the water system. Responsive
recommendations regarding this report will be submitted in
the very near future.
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POTABLE WATER SYSTEM
IRIHALOMETIjANE SURVEY
Executive Summary
, This report presents the results of our evaluation of the THM concentratlons In the Clly's
potable water and presents the most feasiblo alternatives for reducing the THM concentrations to
acceptable levels. Trihalomethanes (THMs) are present In most drinking walers and they are lhe
result of chemical reactions between organic materials In the water and chlorine which has been
added to the water as a disinfectant. THMs' are believed to be carcinogenic In nalure
(cancer.forming) and as such they are a regulated contaminant that should not' exceed a
maximum contaminant lev'el (MCq of 100 parts p'er billion (ppb).
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The State Department of Health and Rehabilitation Services (DHRS) requires quarterly
sampling at each of the three reservoirs in the Clearwaler system as well as at four other
locations throughout the City's dtstrlbu tlon system. The average of these. seven samples
determInes whether or not the City Is in compliance. Our analysis of the sample data for the
period from May 1984 through July 1986 indicated that the average sample of THM contained
96.7 parts per blltion, or was close to the maximum of 100 ppb. The annual running average
(last four quarters) shows that the City has slightly exceeded the 100 ppb maximum since
January of 1986 due mainly to very high THM values obtained in January and February of
1986. The City has taken some steps to 'lower this average, the main aclion being to remove
Reservoir No.2 from service, and as a result, the last two quarters have shown a reduction In
the system average THM to more acceptable levels.
It Is our opinion that the City should take some action to control the levels of THM. The use
of disinfectants other than chlorine and other processes were investigated. Monochloramine,
chlorine' dioxide, ozone/softening, aeration stripping, activated carbon absorption and reverse
osmosis were the alternates that we evaluated.
We also considered the feasibility of the City purchasing all or most of lis water from
PineJlas County whose water supply presently has somewhat lower THM concentrations than the
Clearwater wells. In order to consistently meet acceptable THM concentrations. only 2 to 3 mgd
of Clearwater well water could be blended with from 14 to 16 MGO of County water. We do not
believe this would be a practical solution since the City presently produces 6 to 8 MGD. Further,
we beHev'e that this would be an interim solution at best since, in the long-~un, the County will
also have to consider more advanced treatment of their water.
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Chlorine dioxide would be the best Interim alternative and It would require the lowest
capHal InvQstment, estimated to be about $500.000 with an annual operating cost of
approximately .$100.000. At the present time. this chemical Is not' as widely used as
ammonlation ror THM control and the Slate Department of Environmental Regulation limits Its
use 10 a maximum dosage of 1 mg/L. As discussed In the repor,t, ammonlatlon Is not the best
Interim soh.iUon because of high cost and logistical problems. Phased construction would be
possible with this alternative.
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water supply. The first stage would be facllities'to treat the City well water at Reservoirs 2 and
3. This process would make the best use of the Clty's well system and could possibly increase the"
usable production of the wells. This process would have an eslimated construction cost of $6 '
million and an operating cost of about $240,000. Additional facilities could be added at a future
date to treat all the waler If needed.
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CITY OF CLEARWATER
POTABLE WATER SYSTEM
TRIHALOMETHANE SURVEY,
Executive Summary
This report presents the results of our evaluation of the THM concentrations in the City's
potable water and presents the most feasible alternatives for reducing the THM concentrations to
acceptable levels. Trihalomethanes (THMs) are present in most drinking waters and they are the
result of chemical reactions between organic materials in the water and chlorine which has been
added to the water as a disinfectant. THMs' are believed to be carcinogenic in nature
(cancer-forming) and as such they are a regulated contaminant that should not exceed a
maximum contaminant level (MCL) of 100 parts per billion (ppb).
The State Department of Health and Rehabilitation Services (DHRS) requires quarterly
sampling at each of the three reservoirs in the Clearwater system as well as at four other
locations throughout the City's distribution system. The average of these seven samples
determines whether or not the City is in compliance. Our analysis of the sample data for the
period from May 1984 through July 1986 indicated that the average sample of THM contained
96.7 parts per billion, or was close to the maximum of 100 ppb. The annual running average
(last four quarters) shows that the City has slightly exceeded the 100 ppb maximum since
January of 1986 due mainly to very high THM values obtained in january and February of
1986. The City has taken some steps to lower this average, the main action being to remove
Reservoir No. 2 from service, and as a result, the last two quarters have shown a reduction in
the system average THM to more acceptable levels.
It is our opinion that the City should take some action to control the levels of THM. The use
of disinfectants other than chlorine and other processes were investigated. Monochloramine,
chlorine dioxide, ozone/softening, aeration stripping, activated carbon absorption and reverse
osmosis were the alternates that we evaluated.
We also considered the feaSibility of the City purchasing all or most of its water from
Pinellas County whose water supply presently has somewhat lower THM concentrations than the
Clearwater wells. In order to consistently meet acceptable THM concentrations, only 2 to 3 mgd
of Clearwater well water could be blended with from 14 to 16 MGD of County water. We do not
believe this w::>uld be a practlcal solution since the City presently prodli.::es 6 to 8 MGD. Further,
we believe that this would be an interim solullon at best since, in the long-run, the County will
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capital Investment, estimated to be about $500,000 with an annual operating cost of
approximately $100,000. At the present time, thIs chemical Is not as wIdely used as
ammonia lion for THM control and the State Department of Environmental Regulation limits its
use to a maxImum dosage of 1 mg/L. As discussed In the report, ammonlatlon Is not the best
Interim solution because of high cost and logistIcal problems. Phased construction would be
possible with this alternative.
The best long-term solution would be to construct an ozone/softening system to treat the
water supply. The first stage would be facilities to treat the City well water at Reservoirs 2 and
3. This process would make the best use of the City's wen system and could possibly Increase the
usable proCluctlon of the wells. This process would have an estimated construction cost of $6
million and an operating, cost of about $240,000. Additional facilities could be added at a future
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2.0 Summary of THM Situation
3.0 Alternatives for City Action
A. Renegotiation of Contract to Purchase Water From County
B. Additional Treatment of City Water
1. Monochloramlne
A. Ammoniate Only the City Sources
8. Ammoniate All Water
2. Chlorine Dioxide
3. Ozone/Softening
4. Aeration Stripping
5. Granular Activated Carbon Adsorption (GAC)
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Over the past year" BWA has been involved In ,a d~tailed analysis of the City water system,
with the most recent efforts concentrating on analysis of a system-wida"THM survey. The main
objective of this report Is 10 summarize the results of th~ recent THM survey; to compare those
results with historical data; and to summarize the alternaUves available to the Clly to reduce
THM concentrations.
Trihalomethanes (THMs) are a particular category of organic chemicals commonly found
In public drinking waters. THM's are produced by the chemical rea....uon of naturally occurring
organic materials with the chlorine disinfectant added at the community treatment plant. The
THM ,family of chemicals is particularly important from a health standpoint since they are
considered to be carcinogenic, that is cancer-causing, materials. For this reason, THM's have
been regulated as primary health contaminants with an approved maximum contaminant level
(MCL) of 100 parts per billion (ppb).
The importance of THM concentrations and their effect ;s generally difficult to understand
or appreciate by the average consumer, since it by nature is an invisible problem. One cannot
see, smell, taste or touch a THM; however. the chemicals In large concentrations can be
injurious to thi~ public health. '1
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In the following report. frequent reference will be made to a water source's characteristic
rate of THM forma lion, or Its THM formation potentiG,l1. These terms are interchangeable and
refer to the amount of total THM that a chlorinated water sample will form over a period of time.
Typically, the time ranges from one to seven days. with saven days representing the maximum
time and the, corresponding maximum amount 01 lHM that can be formed by that particular
water. The calculations performed in this study have been based on realistic holding times of the
water In the svstem of the City of Clearwater.
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2.0 Summary of THM Situation
Over the past few months, we have collected and reviewed a great deal of THM data from the
City system. both recent and historIcal. To summarize the THM situatlon as briefly as possible.
we have concluded that the community water contains a continuing, but variable level of THM
materials. The THM concentration Is always very close to and sometimes exceeds the Maximum
Contaminant level (MCL) of 100 ppb mandated for public water supplies.
To really comprehend the nature of the THM situation. one must understand how the City
system works. The Clly has 29 production wells having a permitted capacity of up to 9.1 MGD. It
purchases additional County water up to 10 MGD through six interconnection points. During
daily operations, the City typically produces about 6 MGD of water from its own wells and
imports the remaining water from the County. The amount of City productIon remains fairly
constant while the total water demand varies; hence, the amount of additional water purchased
from the County fluctuates.
Given constant Clly production rates and operating conditions, the system THM
concentration can be predicted by a model based on the amount of County flow purchased In any
seasonal period. During the recent THM sUlvey, we developed a Unear model of THM versus
County flow rate based on five months of material balance data from January 1986 through May
1986. Dilution of the City well water with a better quality water Is one possible solution., It
should be noted that there is a current cap of 10 MGO. on the water that can be purchased from
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predicted system THM level would be 105.75 ppb. Hence, the current purchase "".:Intract with
\, the County does not provide for sufficient dilution to lower the THM level below the required
100 ppb. This rather simple prediction model becomes more complex because of the seasonal
;trend In total water demand and the f1u~luation of County flow to make up the demand.
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County flow, and holding times. The calculation is an iterative routine that presents a matrix of
the relationships of flow distribution and the rate of THM formation for various sources. For
the purposes of this text, we can summarize the results by stating that as total flow demand
falls, acceptable City production rates must also decline to very low levels to Insure sufficient
County water dilution of the THM concentrations.
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We have analyzed the various conditions necessary to operate the City system and the
conditions of the County' purchase agreement, and there Is no compatible blending solution. Given
the quality of City water, the amount of County water required to lower the THM concentrations
exceeds the current contract cap. If one reduces the amount of City water production, then the
amount of County water purchased must increase to meet the total demand, which again exceeds
the contract cap.
The net conclusion from our analysis Is that with given City water quality and the cap of
10 MG D on County purchases, there Is no satisfactory blending solution available. Either the
quality of City water must be improved or the County purchase contract must be renegotiated to
Insure significantly larger volumes of County water than currently c:\lIowable. However, with
regard to the THM concentration after a blending operation, three points should be noted:
1. Assuming increases in County water of 40% to 50% over the current cap and a City
production rate of 2 MGD, we esti~~te THM concentrations wlll probably only be
lowered to about 90 ppb. City productlon would have to be virtually eliminated 'In
order to attain more acceptable THM concentrations.
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THM zones in the areas closest to the City wells, unless City and County waters are
thoroughly blended at each City reservoir and then repumped.
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3. The quality of CUy water is poorer than that of the County. However, the County water
Is not overwhelmingly better In qualily so that any proposed blending solution would
,be at best a temporary sO,lulion since It would be expected that County water THM
levels would Increase In the future.
Table 1 shows the historical THM data for the period from May 1984 through July 1986.
The column headed System Avg. shows the average of the THM values for the date sampled. The
Annual Running System Average column shows the average of the last four quarters. It Is our
understanding that this column Is the one that DER recognizes. It should be noted that only one set
of readings was used per quarter to obtain the annual running system average.
One can conclude from this data that the system averages are generally less than the
maxim'um MCL of 100. The presence of large values in anyone quarter can dramatically change
the annual running system average. For example, the very high readings for the January and
February 1986 quarter raised the annual running average above the 100 ppb mark for that
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In January 1986 a THM of 290 ppb was obtained at Reservoir #2. This very high value
was largely responsible for the system average being 158.6 during that quarter. There were, of
course, reasons for this high reading at Reservoir #2. Only a s,mall quantity of water was being
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"T"I-I~/ value. ReseNolr #2 is now no longer tn use and the absence of its high THM readings is
retJEL~~ed in the system averagl':.'s being much lower since January 1986. Plans are also
underway to route County 'Nater directly to Reservoir #2.
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The following list summarizes all of the realistic alternatives that the City can consider
Implementing to come within compliance of the State requirements for THM concentration:
Suffice to say. that while the current system averages are still acceptable, a single bad
< quar\er can stili change the annual runnIng system average very quIckly. For example, If the
running annual system average were say 90 ppb and the next quarterly system average was 130
ppb. then the updated annual rJnnlng syst.em average would Immediately jump to 100 ppb. The
high reading of 1,30 ppb would also keep the next three succeeding running averages on the high
side.
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We conclude that, since the averages are so close to the allo~able value, the City should
take necessary steps to reduce THM levels to insure compliance with the EPA standard.
3.0 Alternatives for City ActIon
A. Renegotiate the County purchase agreement for larger volumes of County water and
shut 'down all, or most of the City wells.
B. Modify existing City water treatment by some mechanism to Improve quality. The,
available treatment methods include:
1. Monochloramine
2. Chlorine dioxide
3. Ozone/softening
4. Aeration stripping of THMs
5. Granular Activated Carbon, THM removal step
6. Reverse Osmosis treatment
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A. Beneootlatlon of Contract to Purchase Water From County
From th~ data colle~ted during system studies, II. Is apparent that the quality of water
available from the City wells Is not quite as good as the water availabl,e from the County.
However, we must stress that the quality of water from the City wells Is very typical of most
Florida waters and is routinely treated with more than chlorine In most locatlons throughout the
State. There Is no anticipated decline In water volume productivity from the City wells, and
since the wells have been permitted for a consumptive use up to 9.1 MGD, we see no technical or
economic reason to abandon the City wells In favor of Increased County purchase.
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The quality of Cily wells is such that no practical water blending program can consistently
correct the THM problems without elimination of the majority of the City wells. Year round
water demand varies greatly and to Insure continuous THM compliance without instituting
additional treatment would require primarily County water.
Renegotiation of the County contract for larger purchases would probably have two
important effects on the current City utility operation, based on past meetings with County staff.
First. the County has stated that it can provide as much water as the City requires, as long as it
is taken at the north end of the City and the City has the proper storage and pumping facilities to
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handle the maximum flow demand and daily peaks. This probably would correspond to fewer
County connections to the City distribution system. The majority of County water purchased
would be routed to the existing storage reservoirs and would be repumped by the City .to
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Additional capital costs would be required to relocate County connections to balance the
City flows and to expand the high service pumping capacity. At this time, our best est: '"..ae of the
cost for this work would be about $2 million. However, this is a very preliminary estimalQ' and
would have to be refined in detail once the County requirements are definitely known and the
extent of detailed engineering is fully apparent.
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The City has consumptive use permits for 9.1 MGD of water production. At this level of
production, the current County purchase agreement would appear to be good for several more
years. However. by currently limiting City production rates to 6 MGD based on the well water
quality. the City will consistently exceed the current cap on County purchases. as shown by the
flow records from January. 1986 to date. Unless the City can utilize the remainder of Its
consumptive use capacity, renegotiation of the County purchase contract wlll be necessary.
8. A(;fdltlonal Treatment of City Water
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To achieve an Interim solution and therefore rapid compliance with the THM
requirements at lower costs. we have considered several water treatment allernatives including
the addition of ammonia. the addition of chlorine dioxide. the addition of ozone in conjunction
with softening, aeration strippIng. granular activated carbon adsorption and reverse osmosis.
Each of these treatment alternatives 15 discussed in the following paragraphs.
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1. M9noch loramine ( Ammonlatlonl
The addition of ammonia to chlorInated water to prevent the formation of THM is well-
documented and quite popular In the industry. This type of chemical addition step does
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have some health concerns. but it normally constitules the least expensive method of
complying with the THM requirements.
Most communities have one centralized waler source and they can simply add an extra
chemicai"called ammonia at this one location for the purpose of preventing the
formation of THM throughout the City. This process resulls in an additional chemical
in the water which avoids the THM reacllon. rather than removing the responsible ',\
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The application of ammonia into the Cloarwater system/,would be more complicated
than in most communilies, because of the multiple number of water sources. Most
communities have multiple wells feeding faw water to a central site where it 15
treated and then distributed. Clearwater currenlly has 29 production wells that
either feed into three ground storage reservoirs or directly into the distributlon
system. In addillon, there are six direct Interconnections with the County system.
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Some of these multiple sources have independent chlorinators that maintain varying
levels of chlorine for dislnfectiont throughout the system. This is particularly true
with regard to County water since the City, In practice, has no real control over the
concentration of chlorine entering the system in the County water.
The overall cost of the ammonia treatment is generally low. however there are a
number of adverse characteristics to consider prior to its use. Public notification Is
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required because combinations of ammonia and chlorine have several recorded health
impacts, primarily with regard to kidney dialysis and aquatic life centers. The
combined ammonia-chlorine disinfectant is less powerful than the more normal free
chlorine. so when the combined residual is used. one must be more careful In
analyzing the distribution system for background bacterial growth. Finally, the ratio
of chlorine to ammonia must be rigidly controlled to prevent the formatlon of
objecllonable taste and odors within the system. Some areas of the State that currently
use ammonia have to use periodic shock chlorination to control background bacterial
growth in the system.
Normally to successfully apply ammonia, a community must maintain an Intimately
mixed ratio of chlorine to ammonia of about 4 to 1. Unless 1he proper ratio of
'''chemicals and mixing is maintained, the risks of potential taste and odor problems can
arise. For Clearwater to apply ammonia, the City would first have to decIde whelher to
apply the chemical only at City water sources and risk some operating prOblems; or
apply it uniformly at all chlorination points. This question alone provides three
potential options with varying associated costs, and they are discussed in the following
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A. Ammoniate Only the City Sources
To carry out this option, the City 'would either have to route the discharge of all wells
that pump directly Into the system Into the closest storage reservoir or Install
Individual ammoniation points at all locations presently served by a chlorinator. W'3
would recommend the former method. Ammonlatlon and chlorination facIlities would
have to be installed to properly disinfect the water as It entered the tanks at the
appropriate ratio of ammonia and chlorine. This would require three sites for new
ammoniation equipment plus modifications to the chlorination facilities.
A preliminary estimate of the installed cost of ammoniation equipment at each site Is
$35,000. The three sites would have a total Installed cost of about $105,000. There
are several disadvantages with this option.
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F~rst, ammoniation of City water alone will result in a very limited reduction of THM
formation. The ammonia will limit the THM reaction only until the City water comes
into contact with chlorinated County water. As soon as the City water contacts free
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chlorine from the County source, the THM reaction will begin again. Based on our
current data, we cannot accul"ately predict the final formation levels, but given the
large volume of County water relative to City water, we would estimate the final THM
would probably be about 90 ug/L.
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The ammoniation of City water o'nly will result In a substantial taste difference to the
water in various parts of the City. Although the volume of County water predominates
throughout the Cily therr ;". ~ localized areas where City water does predominate. A
consumer that is served by I;,:lstly City water will notice a difference in taste as he
travels to an area served primarily by the County water.
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The final disadvantage to ammoniation of only the City water concerns the potential
formation of objectionable taste and odor compounds because of the unbalanced
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chemistry and the, Interaction of free chlorine and hydrogen Ions with
monochloramlne. As the chlorinated and ammoniated waler mix In the distribution
network, the acidic nature of the chlorinated component will degrade some of the
monochloramine to dichloramine, particularly in water at a pH of less than 8.0.
Dichloramine has very objectionable taste and odor properties which would deflnitely
lead to consumer complaints if it is formed in detectable quantities. We would expect
that the conditions in the City water system would certainly favor its formation.
Based on these serious disadvantages, we do not recommend the application of ammonia
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to City water only. We feel the risks to public confidence and the taste and odor
problems heavily, outweigh the benefits of the low capital cost.
8. Ammoniate All Water
There are two ways that Clearwater could successfully apply ammonia to all sources of
water. Either a Reparate gaseous ammonlator would have to be Installed at each
chlorinator site and at each County connection, or all City and County water would
have to be collected into three storage reservoirs for centralized ammoniation and
repumping.
The indi~idual 'ammonlators would consist of a device similar to a chlorinator, but,
equipped with compressed ammonia gas storage tank'. :.lIU automatic feed and analysis
equipment. Small sources such as individual wells probu:Jly would have replaceable
150 lb. ammonia cylinders which would be changed about once a week. Larger volume
point~ such as the reservoirs or Counly connections would require 1,000 gallon ' I
storage tanks of compressed gas that would have to be refilled once or twice a week.
The refill operation typically would come from a tanker truck dispatched to the site to
transfer the compressed gas in the field.
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The gas transfer In the field would be a moderate risk operation very similar to
chlorine. The logistics of maintaining mulliple ammonlatlon sites with adequate
chemical supplies under automatic feed will be manpower Intensive and difficult at
best. The automatic dosage equipment would have'to be observed very closely to
maintain adequate performance, since historically the automated analyzers tend to be
very unreliable.
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Our best estimate as'; to the installed cost of ammoniation equipment alone would be
about $35,000 for each sHe. Assuming 13 such silesl the estimated total capital cost
of this option could be as much as $455,000. At this point, we have no estimate of the
operating manpower required to maintain such a system, other than to say it would be
very high.
The other alternative for ammonia treatment would be to route all City and County
water to the existing three reservoirs. Ammonia could then be automatically applied at
each location and the treated water would then be repumped throughout the City.
Although this option would be more simple from an operation and logistics standpoint,
the capital cost would be substantially higher:
1. All of the existing County conneclions, except the one at the #580 pump station,
would have to be abandoned and rerouted to either Reservoirs #1 or #2. We
estimate this would cost about $2 million.
2. All remaining City wells discharging directly Into the system would have to be
routed Into the nearest existing storage reservoir. All existing chlorination
equipment at the individual welis would have to be moved, modified or discarclF:=Jn
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range of City demand from 15 to 36 MGD at an estimated cost of about $800,000.
4. ,Central chlorine and ammonia feed and storage equipment would be Installed at
each reservoir site.
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ThIs Is obviously a very preliminary cost and depends on several assumpllons as to
pIpe routes and County connecllon capacities.
The application of ammonia to the Clearwater system would not be a simple or
Inexpensive alternative, even If one were not concerned with the continuing
controversy over Its potential health effects such as the necessary precautions for
public notification and special handling of kidney dialysis units and tropical fish
aquariums.
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Beyond the economics and logistics problems with ammonia, there are some growing
concerns over unknown health aspects on the use of ammonia. Typically, ammonia has
been considered a pollutant and used In potable water treatment only to avoid
chlorinous tastes', insufficient residuals; or THM formation. Its popularity In use f9r
THM control has prompted EPA to study its health effects more closely. They have
ascertained that' monochlorami~e is a definite mutagen and is potentially as
carcinogenic as THM itself. An ongoing EPA toxocological study Is focusing on this
problem, but Is not scheduled to have definitive results for another two years at least.
We do not recommended this alternative as the best solution.
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Another chemical that is often l,Jsed for THM control is chlorine dioxide. This material I)
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chemIcal additive step, like ammonia, "that will not react with the naturally occurlng
organic materials to form a THM.
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ThIs chemical has been successfully tried in many areas throughout the country for
THM control. The State of Florida limits its use to a maximum dosage of 1 mg/L. This
chemical appears to be a particularly attractive alternative for Clearwater since the
expected dosage may be low and very near the State's acceptable level. This dosage may
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not be enough to replace chlorine totally and the City may have to use both chlorine
dioxide and chlorine. We estimate a potential THM level Clty~wide of approximately
80 mg/L would be attainable by this option.
This chemical would be most effectively applied at each of the three City reservoirs. It
would not be practical to apply it at each County connection. Its use would require
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centralization of the City wells around the three existing storage reservoirs.
However, because of the compatibility of chlorine and chlorine dioxide, we would not
have to treat or reroute the County water. The capital costs of this option would
involve the following:
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1., Routing the directly connected City wells to a reservoir.
2. Moving, modifying or discarding Individual well chlorinators.
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4. Installation of a laboratory capable of monitorIng for chlorate and chlorite ions. ,
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The overall cost of this program Is estimated to be about $500,000. However, this
program could be phased Into operation, thus "minimizing the Impact of some of the
co!":. ;:'nase 1 would install the necessary feed equipment at Reservoirs 1, 2, and 3
and insh,.1I the necessary lab facilities. Phase 2 would connect the remaining City
. wells to the nearest reservoir site.
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The laboratory and monitoring requirements for this chemical have not been totally
determined at this time by DER because of some of the potential health side effects
Involved with Its use. It Is known to contribute to certain blood 8;nemla conditions,
particulary with regard to infants and the elderly. The health concerns are the
primary reason for Florida's 1 mg/L dosage limitation and the requirements for
frequent on-site rt;1onitoring. Use of the chemIcal at 1 mg/L or less Is considered safe
for potable consumpllon.
The chemistry and require~ dosage levels typical of the City of Clearwater appears to
make this a very good potential application for this chemical. However, we recommend
further extensive discussion of this alternative with FDER officials. FDER probably
will require pilot testing prior to Phase 1 implementation, thus adding to the overall
cost.
3. Ozone/Softening
Another method by which the City could realistically control THM formation Is the
ozone/softening process. This process differs from the two previous alternatives
because it removes chemicals from the water, rather than adding a new agent. This
process has also been BWA' recommendation for several other communities because
of the excel/enl qualily of water obtainable at moderate opera ling cost.
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If the ozone/softenIng procoss were to be used for treatment of all City and County
water, a homogeneous product throughout the Clly would be obtainable. Such a
program would be an expensive undertakIng ,and would take about 15 years to
complete, with a largo share of the cost to be expended on treatment of County water.
If one were to compromise on the desire for homogeneous softening throughout the
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City. then one could concentrate on a smaller scope project utilizing the
ozone/softening process to treat only the City water - and st1ll obtain compliance with
the THM requirements. Based on our experience in other areas of the State and on the
data generated in the recent THM survey, we think that treatment of City water at
Reservoirs #2 and #3 would provide sufficient blended water quality to comply with
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the THM requirements City*wide. Treatment at Reservoir #1 may not be required as
long as sufficient treatment could be achieved at the other two locations.
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Prior to implementation of a construction program, we strongly recommend that the
process be pilot tested at the Cily's wel/Helds to verify its treatment efficiency and
economics. If the pilot tests go as expected, we would recommend a 4 MGD treatment
plant at Reservoir #3 and a 2 MGD treatment plant at Reservoir #2. We would
recommend thar the facilities be designed and constructed simultaneously; however, if
the projects must be phased in, we would recommend action at Reservoir #3 first.
The estimated capital costs of the combined projects would be about $6 million total,
approximately $1 per gallon of installed capacity. The combined capacity of plants ,at
all three Reservoirs could allow production of up to 9 MGD compatible with the
Consumptive Use Permit.
Such treatment faci/Hies should provide a blended waler T: ;:." concentration well
within the required limits and also allow the City to get maximulo: productive use out
of all City wells, even those that are currently not in service. The net results should
be improved 'water quality with less overall dependence on County sources.
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homogeneous softening of all water, then these two facilities would fit easily Into the
overall program. We expect that approximately two months would be requIred to
complete the necessary pilot testing. Further, we estimate that approximately two
years would be required to design and construct the necessary facilities.
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4. Aeration St(lppinQ
One method of THM control that has been tried in several places with varying results,
Involves the use of large 'volumes of air to strip THM compounds from the disinfected
water. This is a chemical engineering technique that Is quite applicable for use in the
municipal water field. The thermodynamic design criteria are very well-known and
understood, and a wide variety of hardware exists to perform the necesssary function.
A simple description of the process follows: Raw water is heavily chlorinated to form
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as much THM as possible. The THM rich water is then contacted with larger volumes of
air to vaporize and strip away the volatile. THM components. Typically I this step
requires a gas to' liquid ratio of 500 to 1 to achieve a significant reduction In THM
concentrations. After the air stripping step, the water must be re-dlsinfected.
Disinfection by chlorination generally results in additional THM formation and an
alternate disinfectant to avoid THM formation must be used. In most cases, only
ammonia or chlorine dioxide are applicable for use. Hence, the air stripping process
Is really a modification of the chemical addifionsteps discussed in Alternates 1 and 2
and actually has many of the same characteristlcs and costs. If in the end the City has
to turn to an alternate disinfectant anyway. we see no reason to invest capital for
aeralio n facilities.
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In mosl cases, Ihe waler industry has not found aeration 10 be a cost-effective malhod
of THM control. We estimate Ihat a total cast of mare than $4 million would mast
probably bo required by this modification.
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The disadvantages of this process also Include Ihe difficulty involved In cleaning and
purifying the air involved with the stripping process. Aerosol formatfon and potential
air pollution problems can be encountered. Finally, the relatively high levels of
brominated compounds in the City waler as a result of sallwater intrusion are
relatively nonvolatile and may not be effected at all by this process.
We do not recommend further consideration of air stripping In this application.
5. Granular Activated Carbon Aqsorptfon (GAe)
Another method that can be considered is granular activated carbon adsorption: This
method is no longer considered cost-effective, nor even technically effective for
anything other than synthetic solvent spill control. However. we have Included a brief
discussion of the option so as to present a complete package of the available
alternatives to the City.
The philosophy behind this option is to adsorb the organic materials and THM
compounds on granular activated carbon (GAC) adsorbers. The water would first 'be
chlorinated and held in storage for two days. The THM contaminated water would then
be contacted with GAC to remove the THMs. After the adsorption step, the water must
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again be re-disinfected similar to the aeration alternative. Experience has shown that
GAC can effectively remove THM's when the GAC is first used. Frequent regeneration of
the GAG, probably on a monthly basis, is necessary, however, if it is to remain
effective. Once the GAC starts to deteriorate, Ihe THM precursors will flow through
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additional chlorination would lead to additional THM formation, thIs post-disinfection
step must be either an ammonia or chlorine dioxide step, thus blending two processes.
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In nearly all cases, the water Industry has not found GAC treatment to be cost-
effective or even practical for THM control. We estimate that the net cost of this
option would exceed $4 million not including EPA's recommendation of complete
conventional treatment prior to the adsorption step. This further recommendation
would correspond to an additional $6 to $9 million for a total project cost ranging
from $10 million to $13 million.
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excessive costs, but also because it has never been shown to give acceptable operating
results. We do not feel that it will control THM under all conditions.
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Reverse osmosis is a treatment method quite often used to reduce the levels of salt and
other dissolve~ materials in brackish or saline waters. The projected costs for any
reverse osmosIs options are equal to or greater than the treatment costs summarized
In this brief report. In addition, there is no rIgorous proof nor operating facilities
currently using RO' membranes to successfully control THM formation. There are a
number of 'locations conducting research in this area. but the commercial technology
is not available at this time.
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Based on a review of all the engineering aspects of this situation. we believe that the City
of Clearwater shoul( t...;,c: some action to contain and correct the THM concentrations prevalent In
the potable water system.
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We see no technical or economic reasons to abandon the existing City wells based on water
quality. City well water quality is very typical statewide and Is commonly treated prior to use.
The City has secure consumptive use permits for 9.1 MGD which is a valuable resource that
should not be discarded lightly.
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and quantity.
The Investigations thus far Indicate that remedial means such as reducing the depth of well
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and cleaning and reconditioning may result in a reduction of total dissolved soUds and other
mineral components.
Our recommendations for corrective THM actions follow, listed In the order of priority
that we recommend for Implementation. Our decisions with regard to priority and
recommendation have been based on the water quality and quantity obtainable, the necessary
invested costs, and the practicality or potential of successful application.
We recommend the following interim and long-term treatment alternatives:
INTERIM ALTERNATIVE . CHLORINE DIOXIDE:
This interim alternative probably represents the lowest capital investment for
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treatment that could insure acceptable THM quality throughout the 'system. We
estimate a capital cost of about $500,000, with an annual chemical expense of
, about $100,000 at 1986 prices. It appears that this option could be phased If
necessary.
Chlorine dioxide will require extensl\. ," interaction 'with FDER and considerable
monitoring of the system. We cannot estimate the potential cost of this monitoring
until FDER further defines its requirements.
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available which has the possiblllly of Increasing City water production and
reducing County water dependence. Thus, this alternative has the posslbl11ty of
avoiding Immediate renegotiation of the County purchase agreement through
greater use of the City wells.
Estimated capital cost for this alternative Is approximately $1 .00 per gallon of
capacity treated. A 6 MGD design capacity (treating at Reservoirs 2 and 3) would
correspond to approximately a capital cost of $6 million. Estimated chemical
requirements would cost 10ft per 1,000 gallons treated. At 6 MGD, this would
correspond to about $240,000 per year. Estimated capital costs for treatment of
the full 9.1 MGD of City water permissable (treating at all three reservoirs)'
would be approximately $9 million with proportionately higher operating costs.
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MEMORANDUM TO:
The City Commission' of the City of Clearwater
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Agenda No.
Meeflng Date 11-20-86
SUBJECT:
Preliminary Site rlon [or the Clearwater Sailing Center, Located on the East
Side of Gulf Boulevard on Sand Y.ey (City of Clearwater) PSP 86-11.
RECOMMENDATION:
City Commission review the preliminary site plan for the Clearwater Sailing
Center and authorize review of a final site plan with final action by the
Development Review Committee subject to the following conditions:
1. The s~rrounding zoning must be provided on the final site plan and the
zoning on-site be amended to OS/R.
2. The final site plan reflect the adjustments to the lot coverage and floor
area calculations based upon a final determination of the square footage of
the building.
3. Parking calcul~tions be provided based upon required parking and proposed
parking.
[X] And that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROUND:
The 6.5 acres N.O.L. site across from Sand Key Park is classified on the Land
Use Plan as Recreation/Open Space with a zoning' designation of OS/R (Open
Space/Recreation).
The property is owned by the City of Clearwater and is partially developed with
a public restroom facility. Plans are to develop a sailing center on the site.
Access will be at one point on Gulf Boulevard south of the toll booth area.
The attached proposal outlines the preliminary concepts of the center and its
operation. It is anticipated that the revenue for developing the center will
corne from recreation impact fees collected on Sand Key and private donations.
Legal description: Portion of M&B 34.01>> Sec. 17-29S-15E'
Commission Disposition:
1. Approved as Recommended/Revised/Conditional
2. Continued to
Follow-up Action:
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Date :
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Costs: N/A
Fun~",q Sou rce:
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Application
Project
Proposal
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TITLE OF SITE PLAN: Clearwnter Suiling Centor
GENERAL LOCATION OF SITE: East side ?[ Gulf Dlvd. ncross from County's Sand
Key Park
NAHE OF PROPERTY OWNER(S): City of Cletlr'."ater
ADD RES S : P.o. Dox ,J 7 .J 0
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PUOHE: '462-6532
R E PRE S E In A Tl V E (1 FAN Y): no i] m \H 1 s on
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ADDRESS: City 11.:111 Annex, 10 S. t-tissouri Ave.
NAME OF PERSON WHO PREPARED SITE PLAN: Clearwnterpublic Works Department
AD U RES S : P.O. Do x 474 8
PUONE: 462-6625
PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS OF PERSO~~ WIIO pnEPARED SITE PLAN (CHECK APPLICABLE
ONE(S):
{ } LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ARCHITECT
( ) LICENSED PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
(X) LICENSEU PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER
ZONING:
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LAND USE PLAN CLASSIFICATION: Recreation/Open Space
PROPOSED USE OF PROPERTY: City owned Sailing Center ~~~
T U E PROPOSED PROP E R TY USE IS: ll~'-"
( X) APE RM IT T ED USE MAR 11 1986
( ) A SPECIAL EXCEPTION USE I
IDENTIFY ANY VARIANCES WHICH WILL BE REQUESTED:
PLANNING
DEPARTMENT
COMMUNITY IMPACT STATEMENT CRITERIA
APPRAISED LAND VALUE: N/A
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DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION COSTS: $250,000 +
RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE IMPACT FEE CRITERIA
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PARKLAND DEDICATION HAS BEEN GIVEN: NO
PARKLAND FEE HAS BEEN PAID: HO
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ASSESSED ,l!lC'T '{ALUE: N/A
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MOST RECENT ShLES PRICE: N/A
AS 0 F'.,( D ATE}
1 ATTEST THAT THE INFORMATION PRESENTED ABOVE IS
COMPLETE AND TRUE.
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'p R E L Ir~ I U A R Y P L M~. R Eel 0 BY:
APPLI~ATION FEE: '
RECEIPT & REFERRAL ACTION:
FINAL PLAN RECIO BY:
R.O.C. ACTION:
CITY MGR./CI1~-ACTIOU:
C E R T I F I CAT I 011/ R E C E R T 1 F I CAT ION 0 U :
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I. PURPOSE': To provide educational nnd recreational
opportunities for people of all ages in the constructive nnd sofe
u 9 C '0 f s a i 11 n g c qui pm t! n tan d non -'m 0 tor i zed w 0 t e r c r aft' 0 fIe s s ,
'thl1n 20 fee't.
II. OBJECTIVES~
A. Provide facilities to serve as n permanent home for the
Clearwater Pram Fleet.
B. Provide opportunities dedicated to the teaching of all
levels of sailing skills~ techniques and safety
practices.
C. Provide opportunities for sailing competitions and exhi-
bitions in which people cnn 'participate, demonstrate and
practice their skills.
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D. Provide opportunities for special events in which people
can share, socialize and learn with others in the sailing
community.
E. Provide boat launching ramps and support facilities.
F. Provide meeting roomls for educational programs relating
to boating safety, ,e.g., U. S. Coast Guard, Power
Squadron, Red Cross, etc.
Ill. OPERATION~ The City of Clearwater wll1 own, operate. and
maintain all facilities on site. The Parks and Recreation
Department will provide the primary staff for daily operation of
the center. This staff will be supplemented by support groups,
volunteers and contracted specialists for various activities
including classes, clinics, competitions~ special events, etc.
IV. HOURS OF OPERATION: The center will be staffed sl~ (6) days
a week with expanded hours ,during the summer season.
A. Summer Hours - (April-October) Thursday through Tuesday,
8:00 am to 8:00 pm.
B. Winter Hours - (November-March) Thursday through Tuesday,
10:00 am to 5:00 pm.
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A. Lnunch Ramp Usa - ^ dally launch fee of $2.00 will be
charged to City residents and $'4.00 to lon-residents,
B. Instructional Classes - Class fees will be charged to
City residents with non-residents paying same fee plus
50%.
C. Competitions. Regnttas, Special Events ~ Sponsoring
groups will pay'appropriate rental fee to reserve and use
facilities. In these cases. launch ramp fees will not be
,charged.
D. The building will be available for rental by various
groups that are involved in water oriented activities.
SAILING or POWgR BOAT groups may use it at night or on
weekends fo~ classes. meetings or socials.
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card and then paying same fees as City resident. Also, depending
on sponsor, some classes may be offered free of charge as public
service.
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BUILDING:
A. Building - The primary equipment to be permanently stored
in the building will be that of the "Clearwater Pram
Fleetll. However, representative samples of other sailing
vessels may be stored for instructional purposes. The
building will also include a classroom, storage rooms,
office and restrooms.
VII. PARKING:
A. Gras~ Parking Area (inside fence) - This area will be
used primarily for the trailers of boats that have been
launched and for safe storage of boats and trailers
associated with regattas. Also, eleven (ll) 'parking
spaces, 40 feet in length, will be marked on the grass.
These spaces will be posted lICars With 'trailers Onlyll
and available on first come basis.
B. Paved Parking Lot (outside fence) - This area will be
posted and reserved for Sailing Center parking by PERMIT
only. Participants will receive permit as they pay
launch fee 1n office.
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wi 11 be" ,t:.':' 1 a b 1 e tot h e g en era 1 pub 1 i con a met ere d
basis. Access will be through the main drive to the
Sailing Center.
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A. L;1unch FeeD
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IX. EXPENDITURE ESTIMATES (ANNUAL OPERATION)
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B. Utilities
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2. P owe r. 2.000
3. ,Sewer/Trash. . . . . . ...... .' 800
4. Telephone. . ' 200
C., Building Maintenance. . . 7.000
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E. Equipment Repair. . t . 500
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H. Personnel Service . . ' . "ZOO
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Miscellaneous Signs. etc.. .
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200,000
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XI. DECISION MAKING: City Staff. based on policy established by
the City Commission, will be the primary decision maker. An
organization of volunteeers (Friends of the Sailing Center) will
be fo~med by the P~rks and Recreation Department. Membership
will be open to all persons interested in sailing snu effort will
be made to have representation from each of several sailing
organizations. The primary purpose of this organization will
include, (1) fund raising, (2) advising the Sailing Center
Ma~ager of programs and activities, and (3) assisting wi~h
operations where possible. This process should assure compliance
with City policy while keeping staff informed of needs and
interests of the sailing community.
XII. AGENCIES/ORGANIZATIONS: Among the agencies and
organizations expected to participate and to play an impor~ant
role in the operation of the Sailing Center are:
l~ Clearwater Pram Fleet
2. Windlasses
3. Wind Jammers
4. Multihull Crafts
5. Board Sailers
6. Red Cross
7. Sun Fish Flee t
B. Shipe Fleet
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MEMORANDUM TO:
The City Commission of the City of Clearwat'er
SUBJECT:
Age ndo No.
Meeting Date:
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11/20/86
Consultant Contract for the Gas Study
RECOM MENDATION: Approve the execution of a contract with R. W. Beck and
Associates, Engineers and Consultants, in the amount of $33,370, to perform the
1986/87 Study of the Clearwater Gas ~ystem
rn And thot the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
BACKGROU N D: The selection of R. W. Beck and Associates as consultant for the Gas
Study was approved on November 6, 1986. A review committee, consisting of Dan Deignan,
Finance Director, Betty Deptula, Budqet Director; Cecil Henderson, Utilities Director:
Bob Brumback, Assistant Utilities Director; and Paul Nystrom, Utilities Controller:
negotiated fees with the consultant for the proposed study.
The consultant's final proposal proposes three tasks. Task 1 - Evaluation and Comparisons
would cost $16,550, Task 2 - Would project the future outlook for the system for a 10 year
period under differing assumptions regarding future conditions and future actions taken by
the City, at a cost of $16,820; Task 3, which is not recommended for award, is a System
Valuation at a cost of $13,930; for a total consultant proposal of $47,300.
The committee recommends the award of Task 1 and Task 2 only. Task 3 would provide a very
laborious and detailed description of the book value of the Gas System, but1~ould not
provide the actual market value.
* If the recommendation of tht deletion of the three free consumptions currently provided
in our minimum rate is approved by the City Commission, fW1ds will be sufficient to cover
the cost of this stuc.1y. If tIle recommendation is not approved, the First Quarter Budget
Review will include an amendment providing the necessary Professional Services, Code
423-1-2061-301/532, funds for this study, from Capital Improvement project #6339,
Additional Service Lines '87, for $15,000 and project #6341, New Mains-Gas Main Extension
'87 for the remainder.
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Follow-up Action:"
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OriginatIng Dp.partment:
Costs: $33,370
Funding Source:
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ment Budget
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R. W. BECK AND ASSOCIATES
NOV 19 1986
ENGINEERS AND CONSULTANTS
UTILITY DEPARTMENT
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CE"lERAL OfflC(
SEAnll. WASHINCTON
Telephone: 206-441.7500
Telcl: .'1'>>t02 BECkSEA
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POST OffiCE BOX bAl7
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flLlNO FF-000Q-BD-AC-23
November 18, 1986
Mr. Cecil M. Henderson, Jr., P.E./R.L.S.
Utilities Director
Post Office Box 474~ ,~
Clearwater, Florida 33518
Dear Mr. Henderson:
Subject: Proposed Professional Services for the
Clearwater Gas Utility System
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As you requested, we have developed a Professional Services Agreement,
our number FS-5261-GAI-AX. for services related to performing a valuation of the
Clearwater Gas Utility Distribution Sys tern. The final agreed upon Scope of
Services for the valuation is specified in the Statement of Work attached to the
Professional Services Agreement and the fixed fee for the services is
$13,930.00.
If the proposed Professional Services Agreement meets with your and
the City Commission's approval, please uxecute and return two copies to this
office. The third copy is for your files.
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FS-S261-GAI-AX
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT
CLIENT
City of Clearwater
900 Chestnut Street
P.O. Box 4749
Clearwater, Florida 3351B
ADmmss
PROJECT
Clearwater Gas Utility Distribution System Valuation
P:lrt I-Scope of Services
R. W. Beck and Associates (the "Consulting Engineer") will furnish pro-
fessional consulting and analytical services to the City of Clearwater, Florida (the
"City" or "Client") in connection with a valuation of the Clearwater Gas Utility
Distribution System. These professional services shall be carried out in accordance
with this Professional Services Agreement FS-5261-GAI-AX and the Statement of Work
attached hereto and made a part hereof.
As is set forth in Part I of the Statement of Work, the preparation of the
valuation shall be provided for under this Professional Services Agreement for a fixed
fee of $13,930.00. Additional Services requested and a~thorized by the City, if any,
would be compensated for by either an approved increase in the fixed fee or through
authorization and execution by the City of a new Professional Services Agreement for
such Additional Services.
Part II-Payment
For services furnished, the Client shall pay R. W. Beck and Associates. Consulting Engineer. a lntal amount of
$ 13,930.00 i'
Payment shall be made by the Client to the Consulting Engineer. upon submission of invoices. at the rate of
$ 4,000.00 per month during the first three (3 j' months that services are rendered by the Consulting
Engineer. The final payment of the remaining amounl due shall be made within thirty (30) days after submission of the work \0 the
Client.
Purt III-Standnt'd Provisions (see followin~ pa~es)
Part IV-Spcciill Provisions ( )
Approved for CLIENT
By:
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P,\HT III - STANDAnD PIWVISIONS
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ConaultinK Env.ineer's Or~anitntions
R. W. Beck and Associstes is a partnership
and R. W. Beck and ASBociates, Inc. is a corpora-
tion owned and controlled by the partnership. Both
entities are orv,anhed and operated under the 1/110/8
of the State of Washin~ton. It i8 expressly n~reed
that tile partnersh ip may be chllOlled by add i t ion or
reduction in the number of the partners or redis-
t ribut ion of the partnersh ip interests and th is
Agreement may be nSlIi!\ned to the partnersllip or to
the corporation. The Consulting Engineer 1l\IlY as-
s iRn the campen Slit ion from tll is Agreement to any
other entity.
III.B.
Professional Service~
1. TIle ConsultinR Enllineer shall be consul-
tant and advisor to the Client 08 an independent
contractor and soall not be an employee of the Cli-
ent. The Consulting Engineer shall not be an aRent
or representative of the Client except that the
Conllulting Engineer llIay IIct lIII the Client's agent
in providing construction ~anallement services to
tbe de~ree spec i fically Buthori:;:ed in Part IV
Special Provisions of this Professional Services
Agreement.
2. The Consul ting Engineer represents th at
the services furnished under this Agreement ~ill be
in accordance \lith Kenerally accepted professional
practices. Any e8ti~ate of cost of equipment, con-
strue t ion, olort1ership or operation furn i.shed by the
Consulting Engineer 8hall be the Consu1t:ing Enf/.i-
neer's opinion based upon its professional judRment
Bnd e~perience. The Consulting Engineer makes no"
other representat ion or ~llrrol1ty, express or im-
p lied.
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Change in Scope and Delays
1. If the provisi.ot'ls 'for payment in this
Agreement pr'ovide for II fixed fee Dr a mall.imum
payment for services, such fee or maximum is for
the Scope of Ser'vices described in the Agreement..
If the Scope of Services is modified :.10 that mo~'~
or leas 1%rk or time is required, and such
modification is accepted by the Client and the
Consulting g:;lgineer, the fee or llIaxi~um Bnd the
time shall be equitably adjusted.
2. In the eVent of dl~la)'ll in or failures of
performance' of the. Consultillg Et'lgineer caused by
circum8tance~ beyond its control, the ConsultinR
Engineer's fee or max imulll and the time allolJl!d
shall be equitably adjusted, and 8uch delays or
hi luree sn all not const Hute a dehult or give
rise to any claim a~ainst th~ Consulting En~ineer.
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RelatinR to Payment
1. The COflsult lng Engineer' a "Salary Coatll"
al101o/ for baoic salary and personnel beflefits,
includin&: life, accident, disability and llledic:al
insurancei flick leave, holiday and vacation pay:
social security, Io/Orkerlll cOlllpenslltion, une~ploy-
ment cOIllJH!f1sation Ilnd penllion retirement contribu-
tion~; and similar emplo~ent-reI4ted costs. Basic
BaIary per hour IIhall be twelve times eUrrent
monthly salary for employees or current monthly
dra1o/inRS in lieu of salary for partners, exclusive
of overtime, bonus or other profit participation
paymenta, divided by 2,080.
2. The ConsultinR EnRineer'R "Out-of-Pocket
Expenses" lire those expenditurell made by the
Consu 1 ting Engineer, other th an salllry Costa. cas tll
of reproduction snd com?uter aervicell and costs of
Spec: ial Consultantll and Subcon tractors, 101b ieh are
directly chargeable to the project and which 1o/0uld
not otherwise have been incurred. Such expendi-
tures include, but are not limited to, trllnsporta-
tion, lOdging, 8ubllistence. cOllllllunication8,
liability and other in8urance premiums" vnen
re~uired by the Client in addition to the types and
amounts currently carril!d by the Conllultin&
EnRineer', taxes other than tholle levied on the
profits or net income of the Conllulting Engineer,
equipment rentals and repair, and IIpec:ial mailinR,
fot'1lls. materiah and supplies required duri.ng the
progress of the 1%rk. Reilllburs~ment for out-of-
pocket expenses shsll be an alllount equal to the
cost thcl'eof.
3. "Computer services" S8 used herein ahall
mean the use of electronic computing and informa-
tion processinjl: equipment, ...ord processinR equip-
ment. data cOllllllun icat ions equipmen t, cOlDputer
softl,/4re, and re lilted focil i ties and services of
personne I necessary to operate and Illaintain lIue\'!
equipment and facilities. "Reproduction servicesu
a8 used herein shall mean the use of printing and
copying equipment, photo~raphic equipment. snd
similar facilities and servicea of personnel to
operate and mait'ltain such equipment and facil-
ities. Charges for computer and rllproduction
services shall be at the Consultlnjl: gn~ineertB
established rates therefor which are in effect at
the time of such usalle.
4. In event of the inability or failure of
the Cllen t to pay as agreed, in terest COllllllllnc inR
sixty days after the date of invoice shall be paid
by the Client to the Consulting Engineer 011 the
last day of each montll on all unpaid amounts due
the Consultinlt EnJl;ineer at the intereat rate for
borro1o/ed funds then currently available to the
ConsultinR Engineer at the Rainier National Bank of
Seattle.
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PART III - STANDAIH) PlWVISrONS
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l"surlln~e
applicable insurance required to be
the Consulting Engineer under the
this Al:reement or (b) U50,OOO,
~reater.
llldntdned by
provia ion II 0 f
whichever ill
The Cor.sulting Engineer IIhall maintain in
effect, to the extent that such inllurance ill avail-
able at reasonable cost, empl~yer'lI liability, pro-
fessional liability, comprehensive Renerlll liabil-
ity (bodily injury and property damage) and comprft-
hensive automobile liability (bodily injury and
property dalllage) insurance with respect to employ-
ees and vehicle!! of the Consulting Engineer
assigned to the prosecution of work under this
"Rreemen t, with each policy having maximum limits
of not less than $5,000,000, and statutory workers'
compensat ion protection. Upon written request, the
Consulting Engineer will supply to the client a
description of each such insurance policy currently
in effect, specifying the amount thereof. The Con-
sulting Engineer will obtain and thereafter msin-
tain in effect, if reasonably available, such addi-
tional insurance as may be requested by the Client,
the cost of which shall be reimbursed by the Client.
III.F.
l.iabil ity
In partial but apecific consideration of
the execution of this Al!reement, the Client and
Consulting Engineer agree as follows:
1. The Consulting Engineer shall indemnify
and hold ha1'1lllesll the Client and its governing
board, officerll and employees from all claims,
expenses and liability, following operation of
OIpplicable rights of contribution, arising out of
negligen t acts, errors or amiss ions 0 f the
Consulting Engineer and its employees, including
claims made by employees of the Conllulting
Engineer; provided, howev~r, such indemnification
and hold harmless shall not exceed {a} the proceeds
of any appl icable ionunJlce reQull'ed to be
lIlsintained by the Consulting Engineer under the
provisions of this Agreement or (b) 5250,000,
\lhichever is greater. '
2. The Client sball indemnify and hold harm-
less the Consulting Engineer, its partners, offi-
cers, employees "..d .,,1 contractors from all claims,
expenses and i.ability, following operation of
applicable rights Ot -::ontribution, ari~ing out of
negligent actll, errors or ocnislliolls of the Client
and its employees, includin~ claims made by
employees of the Client and claims related to
construe tion, use, occupancy. ownersh ip, operation,
maintenance or control of facilities relat~d to
services to be perfo1'1lled under t/1 ia Agreement. '
3. The Client ahall limit any lInd all chima
of the Client against the Consulting Enllineer, ita
partners, officerll, employees or subcontractora
srising out of th e per formance of th ia Agreement,
, \:0 an amount not to exceed (a) the proceeds of any
4. For slDoun tll in excess of any proceedll of
the insurance required to be maintained by the Con-
sulting Engineer under the provillions of thill
Agreelllent, the Client sha 11 indemn ify the Conllult-
ing Engineer, itll partners, officerll, employees and
subcontractors DlIainst all expenllc or liability of
any kind arising out of any claim for loss of life,
bodily or personal injury, property dsmage or other
10811 from any cause related to the furnish ing of
the services covered by th is ARreement; provided,
ho~ever, this indemnity snail not apply to tbe sole
negligence of the Consulting Engineer.
5. The Client and the ConsultinFl EnJl:ineer
~ha 11 not be 1 iable to esch other in any event for
i.nterest (except all otherwise provided); 10911 of
an tic ipated revenuell, earn in811 or profits; i.n-
creased expenae of operations; loss by reason of
shutdo\ltl or non-operation due to late completion or
otherwise; and consequential damages.
6. In any and all claims involving all
emploYo.le of the ConsultinJl: Engineer or the Client,
the indemnification obligation under this paragraph
entitled "Liability" shall not be limited in any
\Jay by any limitat ion on the 4moun t or type of
damages, compensation or benefitll payable under
workers' or workmen's compensation actll, disability
benefit acts or other employee benefit sctll,
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Suspension or Termination of Services
The Client or the Consulting Engineer may
suspend or terminate any or 011 services covered in
this Agreement st aoy time upon written notice in
which event the Client shall pay the Consultinl!
Engineer upon submission of invoices for all
services rendered and expenses incurred to the
effective date of such suspension or termination.
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Construction Contractor's
Performance snd Safety
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The ConsultinR Engineer shall not be
responsible: for sa fety on the CHen t' s premises
or project site, except for the lIafety of personnel
of the Consulting Engineer, itll Special Con8ultantll
nnd Subc~ntrllctors; for providin~ or assuring a
safe place for the performance of the construction
contractor's \Jork: for safety precllutionll, prOl/:rams
or equiplllent; for con struct ion meana, methodll,
techniques, sequences or procedures; or for the
construction contractor's failure to perform the
work in accordance with the Contract Documents.
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Oi,position of DocumcntA
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1. Upon comp letion of the services providcd
under this Agreement, the Consulting EnRineer shall
deliver to the Client onc copy of all Reports,
Specifications and Contract Documents and one
tt'lInsparl!nc)' of each 0 f the Drawings. nIl! orig-
inals of all Reports, Spcd Hcat ions, Dralolings and
Contract Documenu shall be retained by the Con-
su 1 t ing Engineer and upon request by the CHent,
the Consulting En,dneer \oIill fUI1'lish copies to the
Client at IIctulIl cOllt of duplication and mailing.
If such Reports, Specificatiol1s, Drawinp;s 'or Con-
tract Documents or reproductions thereof," or any
other items relating to the services of the Con-
sultinlt EnJtineer are chllnp;ed in any wsy Dr ulled by
the Client for any other project or purposes, the
Client shall indelllIlify, defend and hold harmless
the Consulting EnJtineer from all loss, dllmaRe, lia-
bility Dr expense arising out of Buch ch8n~e or UBe.
2. Except as specifically provided to the
contrary in th is Agreemen t, 811 computer programs,
computer code and documents related therp.to
("computer softlollH'elr) developed by or used by the
Consulting Engineer in conjunction with the Con-
Bu1ti,ng Engineer' B work hereunder shllll rcmllin the
sole and exclusive property of the Consulting Engi-
neer, and the Client shall hove no rigtlt or title
to or interest in lIuch computer software. In tlte
event the Conllultin~ Engineer reles~es Bny such
computer software to the ClieJlt, the Client sl\all
protect, the confidentiality of Iluch computer Roftw
\oIare and sl\all not release or divulge such computer'
softvare to any other person or oTRonization or let
Bny other persons Dr organization UBe such computer
software. tn the event Client usea IIn)' lIueh COlD""
puter sottwllre or allr)ws such ::oll1puter .oftwure to
be ulled by othon, thp. Client shall indemnify IInd
hold harmlell. the ConllultinK f.nRineer from 1111
10811, dllllllllll~, lillllility or I'xpllnSI! uilldnR out of
sucll use.
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I::qulIl Opportunity
The Con'1I1 tlrllt Enllilltlur loIi 11 not knololinRly
dillcriminate IIRlIlnllt allY QlIllllo)'fltl Qr Ippl iCllnt for
employment beCIIII'P. uf IRe, riled. color, rl'l ill iOll,
sex, nlltionlll orillin, madt..l or Vuterall .Utu. or
physical hllndic.p. nlU Conllultinll En"inetlr will
t4ke affirm4tivIt Action to tht! end that Ippl icnntl!
are emp loyed, .nd thlll limp IOYl!tll lira t rilu ted <lur inA:
employment; without .uch di.crilllln.tion.
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If any pllrt of thill ^r.rutlml!nt. including,
limited to, jlllY, provh ion. pllrallraph.
pllrs.e Dr worda, ill found to bl! in conflict
with IIpplicllble, laws, ,such part sholl be inopera-
tive, null and void insofar 8S it ia in conflict
with Raid lllWS, but the remainder' sh sll be Riven
full force and effect.
2. The dellcriPtive j,hesdinRs u.ed in this
Allreement have been inserted for convenience of
reference only and IIhsll in no 1oI0y modify or
rcstrict An'J of tne terms and Pl"ovision s of th ill
ARreemen t.
III.L.
Notice
All notices relntinR to this Agreement
shall be in written form delivered in person or by,
Express Hail, ReRistered or Certified United States
HAil, pos talle prepaid, to the Consul tinR Engineer
or to toe CHent to the attention of its chief
executive' officer at the last business oddrells of
th e prine ipa 1 office of the addressee known to the
IIcnder.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT FF-5261-GGI-AX ,
Part I - Clearwater Gas Utility System Study (the "Study")
General
In order to prosecute the Study. using historical data and ana-
iytical techniques, the Consulting Engineer wili undertake two major
tasks as follow:
Task 1 - Evaluate the Clearwater Gas Utility System (the
"System") and compare it with similar systems.
Task 2 - Project the future outlook for the System for a ten""'
year period (1987 through 1996) under differing
assumptions regarding future conditions and future
actions taken by the City.
The overall goal of Tasks 1 and 2 is to provide the information
necessary to allow the City to develop an initial plan for the
System. Task 1 develops information on where the System currently
stands, and Task 2 develops information on where the system could be
in the future Wlder differing action plans or conditions. Prior to
undertaking the work involved in Tasks 1 and 2, the Consulting
Engineer will work with the City to develop a prioritized list of the
major future general goals that the City desires the System achieve.
These general goals will then serve as the basis for directing the
Studies and integrating th~' results of Tasks 1 and 2 into the
Consulting Engineer's findingst conclusions and recommendations.
Task 1 Scope of Services
Under Task 1 the Consulting Engineer \1111 develop a series,., of
comparisons between the System and three similar municipal and/or
investor-owned Florida gas ays tems. Where apppropriate and useful,
certain of the comparisons may also involve national average data or
comparisons wL..& several major gas systems in Florida.
An initial overall comparison of the City's Gas System with
other gas systems in Florida will he made by the Consulting Engineer
to choose t in conj unction with the, City. the specific comparable
systems to be used 1n the detailed comparison. Once the comparative
ays tems have been determined, detailed analyses and comparisons will
be made to allow a comparative evaluation of major aspects of the
System including~ts earnings) rate levels and structures, financial
position, efficiency of operation, and scaffing levels and functions.
It is currently expected that, subject to the availability of
suitable information on the gas systems involved. the following cypes
of comparisons would be made by che Consulting Engineer:
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(A) . Net revenues (earnings) per customer and earnings to
investment ratios.
(B) Rate levels J rate structures and types and levels of ser-
vice charges such' as installationJ turn-on and bad check
charges.
(c) Service extension policies and pay-back criteria.
(0) Financial position indicators including debt/equity ratios.
and investments per customer and per unit of gas sales.
(E) Operating efficiency indicators including expense to reve-
nue ratios by major expense items (purchased gas cos t, A&G
expense. customer accountingJ maintenance cost, etc.),
total, gas cost analysis by major expense itemJ and system
los,S ratios.
(F) Personnel and administration indicators including man-hour
ratios by major functions, customer/employee ratios by
major functions and an overview comparison of the organiza-
tional structure. ' .
For those items that indicate additional review phould be under-
taken, several years of the System's data will be analyzed by the
Consulting Engineer to determine historical trends and possible
reasons for the current situation. In addition to comparisons with
other gas ~ystems I a cursory review of the management and organiza-
tional aspects of the System will be made by the Consulting Engineer
to determine if there are any s~gnificant problems associated with:
(A) The organizational structure;
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(B) the information available to management for evaluating the
System's performance and for decision-making purposes; and
(C) operating methods and procedures.
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(c) Project the cost of natural gas on the System.
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Task 2 Scope of Services
Under Task 2 the Consulting Engineer shall perform the following
analysis over the study period:
(A) Project the residential t c01IlIllercial and industrial consumer
growth for firm and, interruptible service in the System's
current and anticipated service area and the resultant total
potential gas market.
(B) Project the cost of alternative energy sources which include
No.6 oilt No.2 oilt propane and electricity.
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To project the total potential gas markett an analysis of
available county t state and federal population and business proj ec-
tions will be used to determine the total number of potEntial new
customers by major energy application (Le., residential, laundry 1
asphalt production, etc.) in the vicinity of the System. Typical
energy usage by tnajor application type will then be used to develop
the total potential new gas load. The potential for long-term oppor-
tunities in new natural gas applications such as gas air conditioning
and gas cogeneration systems will also be discussed.
In addition to evaluating the potential gas market, con-
sideration will also be given to the expected general location of the
new loads in comparison with the location of existing major gas lines
to form the basis of es timating the cost of providing service to
potential new customers.
Based upon the 1986 Annual Planning Hearing projected fuel costs
prOVided to the Florida Public Service Commission and coat trend pro-
jection~ for Florida Power Corporation previously developed by the
Consult1ng. the Consulting Engineer will develop the projected costs
~l energy alternatives ~o Ll~tural gas in Florida, to allow com-
parisons of these energy costs '...Tj th the projected cost of gas for the
~ystem.
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The City's existing marketing and incentive programs for natural
gas will be reviewed and compared with other systems that the
Consulting Engineer has previously reviewed. Estimates of the
programs I future contributions to System growth will be included in
the evaluation.
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Based upon the projected total potential gas market, the pro-
jected cost of alternative energy resources, the assumed effects of
marketing and incentive programs, the assumed effects of steps taken
by the City to achieve the future desired System goals, and other
factors, a series of projected operating results for the System \lill
be" developed. These operating results will include proj ections of
operating and maintenance costs. purchased gas costs, capital invest-
ments, the number of customers by major customer class~s, and gas
sales and the average cost of gas sold by the System.
Four proj ected operating result cases will be developed by the
Consulting Engineer including a Base Case, which case would be predi-
cated upon the mas t likely. assumed future conditions and occurrences..
and up to three sensitivity cases to be agreed upon between the City
staff and the Consulting Engineer. Based on the proj ected operating
results, and the principal considerations and assumptions used
therein, the Consulting Engineer will address (i) the extent to which
the future economic and financial goals of the System can be met;
(il) the relative importance of the different actions that can be
taken by the City; and (11i) the effect on the City's ability to
meet the System goals if future conditions are different than those
currently expected.
Reports and Presentations
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Upon completion of the two 'll8.jor tasks described above t the
Consulting Engineer will develop and report its findings. conclusions
and recommendations regarding the continued operations of the System.
The findings shall summarize the strong points and weak points of the
System as it currently stands and as it is proj ected to be in the
future. The report shall include discussions of (i) any proposed
alternative solutions to System problems in the areas discussed above
prioritized by the need for or economic benefi t of the sugges ted
,change; (ii) the various steps that could be taken by the City toward
achieVing the overall future System goals; and (iii) any other pote~
tially beneficial changes uncovered during the study. In addi tion,
the Consulting Engineer will address in general, the potential bene-
fits and detriments associated with the sale of the System.
Developing a final report and presenting the results of the Study
~ill include the following:
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(A) Preparation of a draft report with submittal of five copies to
the City staff for review and comments.
(B) Finali~ation of the report by incorporating any comments or
recommendations.
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(C) A workshop session with the City Manager, the City Commission
and other City' staff to present the study. the findings. conclu-
s'ions and the recommenda tio ns.
Thirty copies of the bound final report will be provided to the
City. If requested, a brief summary of the result~ will be presented
at a City Commission meeting.
Schedule
It is currently anticipated that the proposed Study will be
completed within approximately four (4) months after the date on which the
Consulting Engineer is authorized to proceed. The actual schedule, however,
will depend upon the timely receipt of required data and information.
Part II - Additional Services
The services to be provided by the Consulting Engineer do not
include the following:
(A) An appraisal or valuation of the System.
(B) An evaluation of the potential for or effects of major customer
"bypass."
(C) Performing any of the data collection or other tasks to be per-
fonned by the City staff as set forth in Part III here?f.
(D) Any other analyses, investigations or other professional services
not specified in Part I.
Addi tional services reques ted and aut ho rized by the City t if any.
shall be compensated for through by either an authorized increase in the fixed fee set
forth herein or through the authorization and execution by the City of a new
Professional Services Agreement for such Additional Services.
Part III - Services to be Provided by the City
'" The City will p.rovide 1:0 the CO[l$,ulting Engineer when required:
(A) Information pertaining to the City's Gas Utility System including
but not limited to all reports, official statements and bond reso-
lutions ,I maps, books of records and accounts. operating records.
data. audit reports. budget reports, reports prepared by others.
contracts or agreements. policy statements and other data about
the City's Utility System deemed by the Consulting Engineer to be
necessary to perform the work contemplated herein.
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(n) When and if required and as authorized by the City, services of
City's auditors, consultants and financial advisors for con-
sultation regarding the City's Gas Utility System.
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(C) When and if required Iland as authorized by the City, those legal
services required to be performed in connection with the work.
(D) City staff time to, coordinate and work with the Consulting
Engineer to determine the basic assUDlptions to be used in devel-
oping cos ts.
(E) City 'staf f time 1:0 compile and summarize da.ta determined to be
necessary by the City and the Consulting Engineer to perform the'
work contemplate~,herein.
(F) Data pertaining to other Florida gas utility systems, which gas
ue111ty systems shall be jointly selected by the City and the
Consulting Engineer, to be used in the comparisons. The data ,co
be obtained by the City shall include but not be limited to (1)
s ys tem cia ta (e. g. CUB tome rs i employees, purchases, sales, line
miles and organizational structures); (ii)' detailed financial data
by FERC account number (e.g. assets, plant account balances,
liabilities, revenues, expenses); (iii) rates and charges and (iv)
customer growth, payback criteria. and line extension policies.
(G) Gas Utility System maps setting forth existing customers and
planned growth areas recognizing projected land use information to
be obtained from local governmental planning departments.
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(H) 'Informacion and data percaining to Florida Gas Transmission
Company's long-term (10 years) projected cos t: of r~sale firm and
interruptible gas and any anticipated changes in rate design.
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MEMORANDUM TO:
The City Commission
Agenda No.
P L) 0-/}- Meeting Date 11-20-86
of the City of Clearwater
SUBJECT:
R~vised Community Redevelopment Plan for Downtown Clel1rwater.
RtCOMMENDATION:
City Commi~sion receive the draEt revision of the Community Redevelopment Plan
and refer it to City d€partments and other interested agencies for review and
comment.
(] And that the appropriate officials be authorized to execute same.
eAt~KGROUND :
In 1977t The Plan for Downtown Clearwater was accepted by the City to create
a long range development plan to provide the general policies and guidelines
for both public sector and private sector involvement in the improvement of
Downtown. Ordinance No. 2576-81 adopted on December l7t 1981 established a
Community Redevelopment Plan to guide land use under downtown zoning and to
meet the requirements of state legislation for establishment of a community
redevelopment area.
The City Commission on June 5t 1986 directed staff to review a report prepared
by the consultant Halcyon Ltd. which provided a review of The Plan for Downtown
Clearwatert an updated market analysis and project pro forma statements and
recommended policy direction in the revitali~ation of Downtown. Staff was
further directed to prepare recommendations for amendments to the plan.
Attached is the final report submitted to the City by the consultant and a
draft revision to the Community Redevelopment Plan prepared by staff
incorporating some of the concepts presented by the consultant. This revised
plan provides an 0pportunity for the City Commission and Community
Rede"elopment Agency to redirect redevelopment consistent with current needs
and priorities and to guide expenditures over the future cycles of
,red eve lopment inves tmen t .
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Amendments to the plan are subject to review at public hearing prior to
finalization and adoption in accordance with state law governing amendments to
the comprehensive plan and subject to further review and adoption by the
Community Redevelopment Agency and Board of County Commissioners as an
amendment to the Redevelopment Plan for Down,:,..' :. Clearwater.
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Commission Disposition:
1. Approved 'IS Recommended/Revised/Conditional
2. Continued to
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FOllOW-Up Action:
Submitted by:
Costs: N/A
Funding Source:
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ment Budget
tJ Operating Budget
o Other
Advertised:
o Affected
Parties
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of Meeting
fL1 A tJochrn.ents:
R'"ev~sea Plan
Consultant
Report
Date:
City Manager
Poper:
m Not Required
C:J Not Required
Date a Sequential
Reference
Originatlnq Department: --0
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Table of Contents
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Introduction and Progress to Date.
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INTRODUCTION
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Clearwater's ~owntown has been the ~ubject of tedevelopment
efforts since 1970 when the Downtown Development Board was formed
by joint action of the State legislature and local voters.
Findings made at that time concluded that downtown Clearwater
suffered from numerous blighting conditions., including: outmoded
street patterns, faulty lot layout, vacant and deteriorating
buildings, and lack of sound residential opportunities. The
Downtown Development Board thereby created was granted a one-mil
taxing power, which did not yield enough revenue to effect a
substantial change in conditions.
Pinellas County has experienced rapid commercial growth over the
past decade. Headquarters' offices have been established on U.S.
Hwy 19, hundreds of retail shops have opened in major malls, and
thousands of homes have been built in outlying areas. During the
same period, downtown Clearwater has experienced a loss of
prestige and economic importance. The community recognized that
further decline lay in downtown's future, and in 1976
commissioned the preparation of a redevelopment plan. The Plan
for Downtown Clearwater, adopted in 1977, proposed an auto-free
downtown mall with retail shops along Cleveland Street, a new
department store and retail complex, hotels, large office
buildings, and new condominiums. The eastern portion of
Cleveland Street was proposed to be "auto oriented commercialll
development.
Florida in the late 1970's amended State law to ffllow tax
increases generated in redevelopment areas to be set aside to
implement redevelopment plans. Clearwater established its
downtown as a redevelopment district in 1981, and established a
tax increment trust fund in 1982. A redevelopment plan was
adopted. It consisted of The Plan for Downtown"Clearwater and
additio~al sections to comply with State law, and guided trust
fund disbursements through the mid-1980's. Improvements under-
taken consistent with that plan include:
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streetscape improvements on Cleveland Street:
rehabilitation of Coachman Park and construction of a
bandshell;
land acquisition and construction of Clearwater Square;
construction 'of the Park Street transit terminal;
construction of parking garages on Garden Avenue and Park
StreBt;
construction of the 50-Unit Ralph Richards Apartments;
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The reality of rebuilding since that plan was aqapted is
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map documents a downtown which has a very high proportion of
underutilized land and marginal uses (~utomobile junk yard, open
storage of construction materials, etc.). The map of Recent
Development Permits illustrates rehabilitation of old buildings
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which has outstripped new construction by a 5-1 ratio.
financed new construction has been'even less frequent;
eleven new construction permitst six are the result of
unassisted private investment.
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The number of rehabilitation permits shows continued investor
interest in the existing building stock. Assessed value in the
district increased from $84 million in 1981 to $140 million in
1986. The City and business community remain committed to
enhancing the future of downtown. Resources available'to support
downtown renewal are expected to increase over the coming years.
Amendment of plans for downtown is needed to guide expenditures
over the next cycles of redevelopment investment. Planned
improvements are predicated on a lower rate of demand than
initially (in 1976) projectedt maintaining the downtown highway
system,essentially as builtt and recognizing the linear pattern
of land use which is a primary influence on investment demand
pre ferences .
This plan update revisits the land use and public improvement
programs which were previously adopted. It allows an opportunity
for the current City Commission/Community Redevelopment Agency to
redirect redevelopment consistent with current needs and
priorities.
The format of this plan update provides for a listing of goals,
objectives and policy statements which address the major issues
in redevelopment of downtown Clearwater and the milestones to be
achieved in order to reach the goals. Policy statements identify
the way in which programs and activities are to be conducted to
achieve the goals.
Following is a detailed description of plans and programs to be
accomplished in the areas of land use and zoning; parkst open
space and recreation; traffic and transportation; and housing and
residential development.
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improvements needed to achieve plan implementation are found at
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GOAL: Downtown Clearwat~r shall attract tourists and residents
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Objectives:
1. A centralized city government complex shall be constructed by
1995.
3. 450 new residential units shall be constructed in downtown by
1994.
4. A specialty shopping and entertainment/cultural area shall be
established in the Bayfront and Western Core area of
downtown.
5. A tennis club designed primarily for use by downtown business
persons and downtown residents shall be 'established in the
Bayfront district by 1992.
6. 500 new hotel rooms will be provided in downtown by 2000.
7. 985,000 square feet of new office and retail space will be
established in downtown by 1994.
Policies:
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Promote downtown Clearwater as a center ~or city, county,
state and federal government facilities serving Pinellas
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Encourage the establishment of retail uses in downtown which
will service office workers, downtown residents and tourists
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Encourage the limitation of tb~ increase of land use plan
amendments outside of and near the downtown area which would
encourage relocation out of th~ downtown district.
Encourage corporate headquarters and regional offices to
locate in downtown Clearwate~.
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Support the redevelopment of existing neighborhoods adjacent
to and near downtown Clearwater.
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facilities in downtown which will attract tourists and
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7. Promote the unique waterfront location of downtown Clearwater
to encourage developers of residences, offices and hotels
alike to develop in downtown.
8. Encourage expansion of existing banks and offices and retail
business now located in downtown.
9. Vacant or underused sites located on major arterial highways
in downtown should have a high priority for reuse.
10. The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council's Regional Compre-
hensive Plan shall continue to recognize downtown Clearwater
as a regional activity center "specifically designated as
highly suitable for increa'sed threshold intensity" for
purposes of administering Developments of Regional Impact
which will allow office developments up to 600,000 square
feet in size to be built without D.R.I. review.
11. Within the Retail Sector and Office Sector indicated on the
redevelopment plan land use map, only street level uses
consistent with these categories shall be permitted uses. Any
other use shall be considered a conditional use subject to
approval by the Planning and Zoning Board.
12. Where redevelopment projects necessitate relocation of
families from the community development area, decent, safe
Bnd sanitary dwelling accommodations shall be found within
their weaos and without undue hardship to such families.
GOAL: The physical image of Downtown Clearwater shall convey a
sense of high Quality activities and service in an
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1. An approved streetscape/sidewalk plan shall be fully
implemented along Cleveland Street from the bayfront to
Missouri Avenue by 1995.
2. By 1988, a specific program shall be ,developed detailing the
maintenance and disposal of solid waste in the downtown area,
such program to be distributed co all ~r~p~rty owners and
tenants in downtown.
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8. Support efforts to eliminate the discharge of inadequately
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land and/or public use areas with new developments throughout
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3. Encourage pedestrian level retail businesses in all newly
constructed or renovated buildings along Cleveland Street
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4. Continue to support compliance with the "property standards",
provisions for downtown.
5. 'Encourage the use of the downtown Clearwater area as the site
for public-oriented festivals, fairs and exhibitions.
6. Historic properties designated on the National Register or
Florida Master Site File shall be preserved. Should th
current land' use be discontinued or relocated, adaptive
re-use of structures shall be sought which retains the
integrity of the structure. Adaptive re-use of N.R. or
M.S.F. properties may incorporate any use permitted in the
downtown district, and shall not be restricted to the
category on the downtown redevelopment plan map, provided the
proposed use retains the historic structure's integrity.
9. Encourage the applicati~n of solar energy technologies and
passive solar design techniques where possible in all new
construction downtown.
10. Encourage equitable access to waterviews of new construction
in downtown Clearwater.
11. The CRA may assist in providing collection capacity to meet
utility service needs for downtown redevelopment projects.
G'OAL: The transport8,~ ion sys tern shall provide sufficient, sa~\e
access to and within downtown Clearwater.
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Objectives:
1. A one way arterial street system shall be designed for
downtown Clearwater by 1990.
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intersections throughout downtown, adjusting traffic signals
where necessary to provide optimum time for pedestrian
crossing, such designations to be completed by 1989.
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provision for adequate bicycle parking facilities as defined
in the Bicycle Policy Plan.
4. Establish facilities for access to downtown by the boating
public by 1995.
5. Establish 8 centralized pick-up point in downtown for persons
requiring transportation to area airport facilities by 1995.
Policies:
1. Transportation impact fees collected from improvements in the
downtown district shall be expended on improvements to the
downtown street system, including parking garages, sidewalks
and improvements to the circulation system within downtown.
2. Maintain downtown Clearwater as a ceneral transferl
destination location for the countywide bus transportation
system.
B. The City/eRA shall coordinate transit improvements with the
transit authority and county MPO.
3. Support a countywide transit system which will run through
downtown Clearwater and provide transit stations in down-
town.
4. Encourage the State to provide a downtown Clearwater
connection to a high-speed rail system connecting Tampa Bay,
Orlando and Miami.
5. Adequate signage shall be provided identifying public parking'
facilities and rates and directing vehicular traffic to
centralized parking facilities in downtown.
6. Specific attention shall be paid in the transportation
planning process to the Memorial Causeway Bridge and S.R.
GO/Pierce Boulevard/Drew Street intersection. Long range
solutions to be examined in this context include rebuilding
the bridge to eliminate the moveable span) relocation of S.R.
60 to an alternative alignment) construction of a grade
separated interchange and further restriction of turning
movements.
7. Parking in downtown shall be considered a joint publici
private responsibility. ;
GOAL: Downtown Clearwater shall play an increasing role in
contributing to the economic well-being of the community.
Objectives:
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1. Increase the assessed valuation of properties in the downtown
taxing district by 50% by 1995.
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3. In order to enhance the downtown employment environment, on
site child care centers designed to serve children of
employees should be considered a permitted accessory use in
any sector of downtown.
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business establishments in downtown Clearwater.
3. By 1988, develop a newsletter through the Chamber of Com~erce
aod Downtown Clearwater Association identifying servicesYand
attractions in downtown, such brochures to be available in
all hotel/motel facilities in Clearwater.
4. Establish full-time staff for the Community Redevelopment
Agency by 1989.
5. By 1989, complete a study identifying the labor market pool
in Clearwater which can be utilized for marketing corporate
business relocations to downtown.
6. 2300 new employees will be working in the downtown by 1993.
Po 1 icies:
1. Revitalization of downtown Clearwater shall, be an ongoing
program which has community support and public/private
cooperation.
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2. Encourage greater cooperation between the Downtown
Dp.velopment Board, Chamber of Commerce, Downtown Clearwater
Association, city government, Community Redevelopment Agency
and other interested organizations in promoting the
revitalization of downtown.
4. To the maximum extent feasible, redevelopment and
rehabilitation activities shall be focused toward uses which
provide public access and/or employment and support overall
community objectives.
5. Organizations, such as the Chamber of Commerce, which serve
the entire city should be encour~ged to remain in or relocate
to downtown Clearwater.
6. Downtown shall provide ~ervices to all persons of all income
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The r~tionale on which development and funding decisions have
heen based is the land use recommendations from The Plan for
Downtown Clearwater, as interpreted and adopted in the
Redevelo ment Plan for Downtown Clearwater. The land use
~str cts n t e up ate e eve opment an for Downtown
Clearwater are revised from those previously adopted, and these
revisions are presented on Map 3. This land use plan:
. Maintains public use/open space along the bayfront;
. Recognizes the retail anchor created by Maas Brothers at the
western end of downtown;
. Reinforces the pedestrian scaled orientation of the western
end of downtown;
. Recognizes the existing office core in the 600-700 block of
Cleveland Street;
. Capitalizes on the opportunities created by vacated car lots
by establishing alternative mixed use office center locations,
which incorporate office, hotel, restaurant, retail and
parking designed as a single project;
. Establishes a city government center as a complement to the
county government center at the western edge of downtown.
Interpretation of the land use categories should be as follows:
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intended to recognize existing uses and maintain the open space
system on Clearwater's bayfront. Public Service uses include the
county government complex, the main library, Calvary Baptist
Church and the City Hall. Residential uses exist in this
sector, and additional residential use is recommended as part
of this plan. Office ~ses are currently existing in this
sub-district, and additional office buildings are recommended.
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and entertainment/eating environm~nt oriented to pedestrians.
Redevelopment in this area should focus on indoor retail sales, 'l
restaurants, lounges, and personal service establishments as
grade level permitted uses. Banks, savings and loan and other
similar financial institutions should not be permitted to become
a majority user of ground level space, and should only be
permitted a maximum of 20% of the ground floor area in any
building. Stock brokers, beauty salons and other personal/
professional offices should be permitted to occupy 20% of the
ground floor area as well, leaving a minimum of 60% of the ground
floor area in retail use. At ground level, newly constructed
buildings should be designed so that the lower level facades
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benches. while still maintaining enough thoroughfare for both
pedestrian and vehicular movement. Buildings should maintain a
defined street edge, with continuous retail frontages that
encourage walk-io traffic. Any parking structures located in
this sector should provide some retail space along the street
frontage; if this is not feasible the parking area should be
heavily landscaped.
In the retail sector, floor area above the street level may be
used for office, retail, or residential uses. Off-street parking
requirements should be minimal for small retail uses, but
increase as land use intensity increases. Upper floors of
'buildings (above the third story) should be set back an
additional 20-30 feet from the center line of the street.
The OFFICE SECTOR is intended to encourage the prototypical
office form established by the First Florida Bank Building and
Sun Bank Building which have floor area ratios of 6.0 and 3.2
respectively. Street level retail is still encouraged, but
banks, professional offices and similar non-retail uses are also
permitted at street level. Building setbacks from the street
centerlines are the same as in the retail sector, but developers
are encouraged to vary the building line to create plazas,
seating areas, and water features. Large buildings should be
situated to be compatible with the existing street grid and to
provide functional and attractive open space. In particular
siting building on a diagonal axis should be avoided, as this
often creates awkwardly-configured remainder spaces that are
unusable as plazas or open spaces. Continuous pedestrian
landscaping or plaza development to soften the building edge
should be incorporated in building design. Off-street parking
should be provided in a ratio of one space per 600 square feet of
leasable area for small to mid-scale office buildings (up to
100,000 square feet). Larger office buildings should provide
parking in a ratio of one space per 450 square feet of leasable
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The downtown Post Office is located in this sector. This is one
of the few buildings in Clearwater listed in the National
Register of Historic Places. This building should be preserved
and the pn~t Office encouraged to remain as a business service.
Shoulu Lhe Post Office wish to relocate its operation, this
building '~ould be retained with its exterior facade intact, and
the interior should be converted to retail or restaurant use. In
order to make retention of this financially feasible, transfer of
development rights from this site to a location in the periphery
of downtown should be permitted.
MIXED USE SECTOR This land use plan district includes the two
vacated auto dealerships currently being marketed for more
intense redevelopment. These sites each comprise approximately
10 acres of land, with substantial frontage on S.R. 60. The
large parcel size allows for integration of hote~, office, and
retail uses~ with parking intergrated with the project site
plans. Because of the large parcel sizes, major prdjects may be
required to undergo review us Developments of Regional Impact.
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and Horwath in 1982 did not indicate adequate demand for a
proposed convention center complex in the near term. Permitted
uses in this planning s~ctor include retail stores, professional
offices, hotels, banks, government offices, bars and restaurants
and auto-oriented commercial uses.
RESIDENTIAL/OFFICE/SECTORS are located at the north and 'south
fringes of downtown. These planning categories are intended to
permit residential redevelopment, professional offices, and
"commercial services". T1Commercial ServiceslT includes retail
shops, restaurants, lounges, and hotels.
For zoning purposes, the Clearwater Redevelopment District is
recommended to be divided into three sub-districts as indicated
on Map 4. The Urban Center (Bayfront) is located
west of Osceola Avenue, between Jones Street and Chestnut Street
(extended). The maximum floor area ratio in this sub-district
should be 2.0, maximum density for hotel/motel units should be 42
units per acre, and maximum height should be 60 feet. Building
setbacks for new construction should be measured from the
centerline of the adjacent streets, as follows:
o Cleveland Street, 50 feet
o Osceola Avenue, 40 feet
o Court/Chestnut Street, 50 feet;
o Pierce Blvd./Drew Street, 50 feet.
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parcels would make establishment of such corridors possible.
Amenity areas should be provided consistent with the bayfront ~nd
to the greatest extent possible. Property owned and used by
Calvary Baptist Church is currently zoned Public/Semi-Public.
This designation should remain.
The Urban Center (Core) sub-district,~s described as located from
Osceola Avenue and Drew Street, east to Fort Harrison Avenue,
then south to Hendricks Street, then east along Hendricks Street
(extended) to East Avenue, then north to Grove Street, then east
to Booth Streetl then south to Cleveland Street, then east to
Greenwood Avenue, the~ south to Park Street then west to East
Avenue, then south to 'Pierce Street, then wes t to Fort Harrison
}\venue, then norU. LO Park Street, then west along Park Street
(extended) to Osceolr Avenue, then north to point of beginning.
The Urban Center (Core) shall be f~rther subdivided into three
subdistricts. The UC (C) I shall run generally from Osceola
Avenue east co Garden Avenue (except that Peace Nemorial Church
shall be zoned Public/Semi-Public). It is intended that this
pedestrian-oriented retail core be maintained and enhanced in
this area. All existing uses are considered to be "grand-
fathered" and may remain. However should there be new
construction or a change of ground floor use of an existing
building, the owner or applicant shall comply with the following'
guidelines:
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devoted to bank, savings and loan, or other like
financial institution;
. Maximum of 20% of the ground floor gross leasable area
devoted to travel agencies, beauty shops, doctor or
dentist offices or other like professional services;
. Minimum of 60~ of the ground floor gross leasable area
devoted to retail shops, restaurants, cocktail lounges or
commercial recreation uses. Upper levels of buildings
may be devoted to office, residential, government or
hotel/motel use.
Pedestrian scale and continuity of building facades is critical
to successful implementation of retail shopping objectives.
"Blank spots" in the form of extensive bank lobbies, long parking
garage frontage, or other uses which do not attract shoppers
should be avoided. Shading of pedestrian paths should be
accomplished by trees and overhead canopies/colonnades. Street
level facades should be flush with the building setback line,
however, stories above 25 feet should be set back 30' from the
base on all street elevations. .
The Urban Center (Core) II shall encompass that portion of the UC
(C) lying between Garden Avenue and Myrtle Avenue. This
subsection is intended to encourage office development, with
accessory retail, restaurant and entertainment. Buildings may
incorporate setbacks at ground level, however the orientation of
buildings on the site should be consistent with street axis.
Extensions of reflective glass to the ground should in general be
discouraged. Building elevations should be defined at ground
level and upper floors (above 35 feet) should be set back 20-30
feet, or an equivalent cornice line should be established.
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Plazas may be located in the office core (UC(C) II), but should
be considered only where they will enhance the overall urban
design and street pattern. This is particularly important in the
UC(C) II sub-district because the parcels are small, the street
pattern is dense and this compact geographic area has a important
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The easternmost portion of the UC(C) is designated UC(C) III to
encourage the mixed use developments. Permitted uses r~ould
include office, retail, hotel/motel, parking, financial
ins titut ions and res ident ia 1. The large parce 1 sizes it, this
sub-district allow for more flexibility in site design~ with less
dependence on the form imposed by the street grid and greater
latitude in building orientation and setback configuration.
Set~~ck and plaza areas should be even with the existing sidewalk
grade and should be clearly oriented to pedestrians as well as
site user traffic. Long exp~nses of walls or windows with no
doors should be avoided~ and building entrances should be
important elements in the street level facade. In the new mixed
use centers visual relationships should be established between
buildings and with the street and surrounding area.
Throughout the UC(C) zone, the following numeric and dimensional
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. Ground level building setbacks from centerline of
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. Cleveland Street, 50 feet,
. Fort Harrison Avenue, 50 feet,
. Garden Avenu~, 40 feet,
. Osecola Avenue, 40 feet,
. Pierce Street, 40 feet,
. Drew Street, 50 feet,
. All others, no setback from property line. Setbacks
shall be applicable to new construction;
. Upper stories (above 35 feet) must be set in an additional
30 feee on the street frontages enumerated above; Floor
Area ratio -maximum of 6.0.
. Required amenity areas -none; siting and ground level
building design shall be considered in review of site
plans.
. Parking:
. 1 space per 600 square feet for office, restaurant,
'retail and convention centers uses less than 100,00
square feet)
. 1 space per 450 square feet fort office, retail,
restaurant and convention center uses greater than
100,000 square feet,
. 1 space per residential or hotel/motel unit.
. Alcholic beverage sales should be permitted a~ a
condition use.
The Traffic Engineer may waive part or all of the parking
requirements for retail or offices less than 10,000 square feet.
The net increase in additional off-street parking may be
calculated after considering any unused public parking in the
imIDediate vicinity. Use of lease spaces contributions to the
parking system and/or provision for public <transit or shuttle
service may also be considered in mitigating overall project
parking demand.
The remainder of the Downtown District should be zoned as Urban
Center (Periphery). This includes properties fronting on Drew
Street, Cleveland Street (east of Greenwood Avenue), Franklin)
Court and Chestnut Streets. The City Government Center is
proposed to be located in this zoning district. Primary
pe~mitted uses should be as indicated cnMap 3, Recommended Land
Use. Any other use permitted elsewhere in the downtown may be
permitted up to a maximum of 50% of the ground floor area without
amendment of the plan. Off-street parking should be required
consistent with the requirements of the UC(C) zone. In the
UC(p)) permitted building height should be 160 feet) with a
maximum floor area ratio of 3.5. Building setbacks should be
established from the centerline of thoroughfare arterials or
major collector streets, as follows:
o Drew Street, 50 feet
o Court/Chestnut Streets, 40 feet
o Myrtle Avenue, 45 feet
o Cleveland Street, 50 feet
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On all other streets downtown, the minimum building setbacks for
non-residential uses shall be the property line, however,
provision must be made in the planning of new or rehabilitated
structures for adequate on-site refuse collection. For
residential and hotel/motel developments ,of less than one acre
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setbacks should be as follows:
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b. from a side propert.y line, 12 feet plus 25'70 of the
height of the struct.ure above 30 feet;
c. from a rear property line, 15 feet plus 25% of the
height of the structure above 30 feet. :~)
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Open space is a key urban ameniey." It should be used to define
urban space and evoke the image of an attraccive and inviting
community. Downtown Clearwater has several attractive features
which should be capitalized to create a high quality landscape,
specifically:
. the bay front at the western downtown edge
. the change in topography created by the bluff
. the humid, subtropical clima~e which affor.ds plants a long
growing season.
The open space plan for downtown will help create a recognizable
image for the entire downtown redevelopment district. As
illustrated on Map 5 which follows, it incorporates the following
key features:
. the bayfront park design which was adopted by the Clearwater
City Commiss ion in 1985, as iIlus trated on Map 6 ;
. gateways at primary entry points to downtown;
. greenway streetscapes along major arterial and collector
streets;
. use of decorative water features at both public and private
project locations is encouraged as a design motif; and
. recommended locations for plazas to be included as part of
major project design.
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The bayfront park plan (Map 6) includes renovation of the turf
grass, shrub plantings and some tree replacement in Coachman
Park. Concrete walkways are to be widened and paved in brick.
Trees are to be added to provide additional shade. The small,
dirt-sided pond with the waterfall will be renovated. Across
Drew Street/ Pierce Boulevard parking spaces will be replaced
with grass, trees, brick walkways and benches to provide a
comfortable) restful park for enjoying the vista across
Clearwater Bay. A greenspace link wi.ll be established along the
rear property line of Maas Brothers parking lot. The tennis
complex and adjacent park will be rehabilitated, and a green
space link will be better established along the pierce Boulevard
right-~f-way. A map of the proposed bayfront park improvements
is included. References to the purchase of private property
have been deleted from the plan proposal to be implemented by the
City/CRA from the plan ~s originally adopted by the City
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of arrival to the downtown. They should incorporate strong
vertical elements, which may be either man-made sculptures or
mature trees. Greenery should be established at or near the
ground, with low shrubs or turf grasses. For those gateways
which are not located on or adjacent to existing water bodies,
gateway design should incorporate water features. Gateways are
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generally considered to be public projects. Land area devoted to
gateways need not be large; a parcel as small as 5000 - 6000
square feet can be effectively used. Gateways can be established
on odd-shaped remaindered parcels which result from road realign-
ments, effectively using unbuildable sites. Gateways should be
positioned where they have high visibility for incoming
motorists, boaters and transit patrons. They are not really
intended to be passive parks to be enjoyed from within; therefore
park benches and trash cans generally need not be incorporated
into gateway design. Sidewalks along the perimeter should be
planned, as appropriate.
Greenway streetscapes are i~tended to be implemented by both
public and private builders. Greenways are needed to reinforce
the pedestrian attractiveness of those subsections of downtown
slated for high volumes of pedestrian traffic. In retail
districts (principally the retail sector), major g~eenways should
provide for a thick tree canopy when planted vegetation is
mature. Planter boxes for shrubs should be included. Trees
should be placed in iron grates with protective guards.
Pedestrian benches and trash bins should be provided. Decorative
paving or inserts should be incorporated, based on prototype
treatments that the City will install on Cleveland Street in
1986-87.
Major greenways outside the reiail districts should maintain tree
planting 60-75 feet apart. Low shrubs or planters may be '
incorporated as wellt but pedestrian benches should be provided
only where they serve building patrons or bus passengers. Benches
provided should be of a high design quality. The traditional
Florida bus bench~ constructed with concrete end members and 2 x
4 painted boards (with or without advertising) is not appropriate
to the dow~town design scheme.
Minor greenways are recommended to be established along collector
streets~ or along arterial streets where the right-of-way space
is particularly constrained by the facades of adjacent buildings
and tree spacing may need to be adjusted,. Minor greenways are,
in part, intended to recognize existing1ilocations where street
border plantings have been established. They are also intended
to provide a softening effect adjacent to existing and planned
residential development. 1~here new minor greenways should be
established, and spac~ ~s not a constraint, private property
owners may wish to plant ~rees in grassed areas adjacent to the
public rig~t-of-way, with trees spaced 75-100 feet apart.
Plazas and water features should be part of private and public
development plans. " Plazas are already in place at the Osceola
Avenue City Hall and at Barnett Bank Building. Locating plazas
on new development, such as the mixed use sector east of
Myrtle Avenue> can be incorporated ,into design of the new
projects. Older existing public spaces can be retrofitted to
create a plaza environment; in addition, plazas should be '
provided where none currently exist. Plazas need not be large.
They can encompass 8 land area as small as 2500 square feet.
They should, however, consciously strive to create an inviting
seating area, with shade, benches and trash bins. They should
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border treatments and end walls. In larger plazas, the addition
of a water feature creates an auditory and visual respite from
the heat Bnd concrete of Florida's urban environment.
In addition to their incorporation in new projects. plazas should
be sited to reinforce the function of existing and planned public
buildings, such as the public library and cultural center. the
courthouse, and the new city center complex.
Currently, public open space comprises only 3% of the downtown
redevelopment district. Open space is clustered along the
bayfront, presenting a very fortunate opportunity for public open
space redevelopment. However, open space is not distributed
throughout the district. It is the inteni of this plan to
utilize open space 8S a unifying element to further the renewal
of a cohesive, attractive downtown Clearwater.
Active recreation opportunities should be included as a component
of the downtown plan. Active recreation is part of the bayfront
park system, with tennis complex and renovated locker room
facilities. The proposed city center complex should replace the
recreation/meeting space currently available in the City Hall
Annex. Expansions of active recreation opportun,ities could be
encouraged by including a fitness trail, basketball courts or
other facilities for youth and adult activities in the complex.
Private recreation opportunities should also be provided as
on-site' amenities at proposed residential and hotel/motel
developments. ~ecause there are';few potential residential sites
designated in downtown>> the need for active recreation facilities
is somewhat limited.
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The downtown transportation system is multi-modal. Most of the
trips to and within downtown are made by private vehicles, but
the downtown area also contains the north county huh of the
Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority. A guideway transit system
is currently being planned by the Pinellas County Metropolitan
Planning Organization which will link the downtown areas of
Clearwater and Saint P~tersburg. The possibility of water borne
transportation exists, if bay front docking facilities are
provided.
Vehicular traffic within downtown generally circulates freely
along a well developed system of arterial and collector streets.
Exceptions to this free-flow condition exist for a limited period
of time during afternoon rush hour. More serious congestion
occurs on peak beach days. State Road 60 is the only mainland
access to Clearwater Beach, and on 'peak beach days, traffic going
to the beach often backs up in downtown. This is exacerbated by
the opening of the drawbridge located just west of the downtown
mainland. With these two exceptions the downtown mainland access
system operates at an acceptable level qf service for both
through and internally generated traffic.'
This accommodation to through movements occurs at the expense of
providing access. to adjacent land uses. On-street parking is not
permitted on the.primary arterials, and right-of-way is limited
by the old platted lots. No right turn storage can be pr9vided,
either at the corners or mid-block. Left turn storage capacity
cannot be provided at all key intersections, or else is provided
at the expense of through traffic movements. Substandard lane
widths are found on portions of S.R. 60, Fort Harrison Avenue,
Missouri Avenue and Drew Street.
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included on Map 7. The highest accident location in downtown is
the Cleveland Street/Drew Street/Pierce Blvd. location at the
western edge of downtown with 52 accidents in 1985. It was
indicated in the S.R. 60 Relocation Study prepared by Kimley-Horn
and A~sociates that better accommodation of trpffic would ra~uire
either an expensive interchange or additionaL restriction of'turn
movements. The second highest accident 10catio~1 is Fore Harrison
Avenue/Cleveland Street, with 31 ac~idents in 1985.
Planned additional traffic with implementation of the redevlop-
ment projects outlined would attract a maximum of an additional
23,000 additional vehicular trips per day over the period
1987-2002. This gross traffic increase may be substantially
lower if transit use exceeds the 3% modal split which was
assu~ed, if the internal capture rate exceeds the 20% rate which
was assumed, or if car pooling/ bicycling/walking to work are
used as alternatives. Accommodation of these additional trips
cannot easily be accomplished on Cleveland Street and Fort
Harrison Avenues. However, there is available capacity on
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which can conn~ct pa~king facilities with the reliever streets as
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Improvements to some collector streets will be needed to allow
them to safely carry increased traffic volumes. With major
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become increasingly visible as access/egress streets. Pierce
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This street should be. programmed for pavement and alignment
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Avenue no~th of Cleveland Street must be widened. Curve align-
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the government center. Expansion at the Government Center and
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traffic on Greenwood Avenue.
The transit system runs 14 routes through the downtown Clearwater
terminal. If the guideway transit system is eventually built to
provide access to downtown Clearwater, consideration should be
given integrating it with the existing rail system on East
Avenue. Establishment of guideway transit services is not
anticipated until the end of the planning horizon for this study.
At the current time, no right-of-way reservation for the guideway
transit system is uncertain as well 8S system configuration, and
construction timing. Public parking lots in downtown clearwater
are indicated on Map 8. In 1984-85, two garages with a total of
over 650 parking spaces were opened. The city parking system
currently operates 934 spaces west of Osr.eola Avenue, in support
of the county government operations, Maas Brothers, public
recreation, and the current City Hall. The public parking system
also operates 958 spaces between Osceola Avenue and East Avenue.
These are primarily sited to serve either the county government
center, o~ retail and office uses on Cleveland Street.
Expansion of the public parking system is not warranted by
current demand but will continue to be a catalyst for
redevelopment efforts. Additional floors of parking may be added
on the 279 space Garden Avenue garage, when demand warrants.
Public parking garages will need to be built to support major
development projects. The cost of garages can be offset with
funds from a variety of sources, including user fees, traffic
impact fees, lease of spaces, joint development and tax increment
revenues.
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traffic from Cleveland Street to alternative alignments on Drew
Street or Pierce Boulevard. At the current time, re-routing is
not critical to downtown revitalization, and could be detrimental
due to dislocation of the visibility currently provided to \I
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this plan, re-routing of S.R. 60 is not expected to be a feasible
, improvement.
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transpqrtat10n and amenity features. There are several places
along the downtown waterfront where docks could be built or
better utilized. The bayfront plan included dock space opposite
Coachman Park north of Memorial Causeway. A docking area south
of Memorial Causeway could be designed and operated in a manner
consistent with neighborhood concerns. Environmental protection
of productive marine areas (mud flats, grass beds, etc.) must be
a prime consideration in plans for any water dependent uses.
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support the down,towu revita 1 izat ion program. Additional parking
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Most of the resident population in Downtown Clearwatffr lives in
modern apartment buildings. These include:
Pierce 100 Condominium
Old Cove Re~irement Center
Oak Bluff Retirement Center
The Osceola Inn (Convalescent Center)
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Services; this building was built in the early 197015 Ralph
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projects are located three blocks apart in the south eastern part
of the ~.R.A district.
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There are approximately 110 additional housing units in downtown)
in older single-family homes or small apartment units. Only
seven of these units appear to be owner-occupied. If the
expansion area is included, the tally of small loc homes is 118,
of which 12 are owner-occupied. The Single-family/duplex
properties are currently zoned for more intensive development;
some redevelopment is expected to occur absent any additional
government intervention, particularly for renter-occupied
properties. Existing residential properties are shown 'on Hap 10 .
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Clearwater r~~development district indicate that affordable
housing is available within the district and in nearby
'neighborhoods. Census Tract 259.01 encompasses the redevelopment
area west of Myrtle Avenue. Tract 259.02 includes the remainder
of the CRA district, as well as other property west of Missouri
Avenue and north of Lakeview Road. Housing characteristics in
these tracts are summarized in Table 1.
The 118 unLts Lll the CRA district which are on small lots
comprise a small p~rcentage of the, year round housing,units in
their census tracts. Census information indicates thdt both
renters and owners would be able to find replacement housing in
the vicinity, on the open market.
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The City of Clearwater maintains low interest housing
rehabilitation loen and grant programs to help owners of single
family homes, and owners of rental properties. Programs are
administered based on income of recipients; repayment is forgiven
for those owners who have very low incomes. The Clearwater
Housing AuthoritYt which operated rental housing for the elderly
and families.
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Housing Characteristics, Downtown Clearwater and Vicinity
Total Year-Round Units
Total Owner Occupied
% OF Total
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Black
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291
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Total Renter Occupied
% OF Total
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Median Price Asked
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Median Rent Asked
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No specific relocation actions are contemplated. In the event
that redevelopment according to the 'plan involves C.R.A.
acquisition of private property, every effort will be expended to
negotiate the purchase of property. Should condemnation become
necessary, relocation of occupants will h~ specifically included
if families will be displaced. Replacement housing can be
provided in the same general area or els~Jhere as desired.
Adoption and implementation of the plan as recommended will
result in the eventual removal of at least seven residencest
which will be demolished to allow'construction of the City
government complex.
No additional assisted housing units are programmed for downtown
Clearwater as a result of plan implementation. The impact of
plan implemention on exising lowhend moderate income housing will
be positive. Open space and green~ay improvements are programmed
for streets near and adjacent to these projects, which will'
provide shaded pedestrianways. Retail commercial redevelopment
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Implementation of the redevelopment plan will result in the
construction of 670 new housing units. There are currently 990
total units in downtown, however, it is escimated that
approximately 5% of these will be lost to demolition. The net
total number of dwelling units is expected to be 1610~' an
increase of 6210. It is expected that all of this new housing
will be occupied by middle and upper income individuals and
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For those residents who are still in the workforce~ job
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the immediate vicinity of these apartments~ however no
"displacement of residents in assisted housing is expected.
Some increased traffic congestion is expected as a result of plan
implementation~ however, it is not expected to degrade the
environment. Transit services will remain~ or be enhanced.
Public facilities and services will be provided at stable or
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some additional demand for convenience shopping1 restaurants and
services a positive ~mpact is expected due to the expansion of
the range of residential alternatives.
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District Boundaries
There are currently 248 acres in the community redevelopment
district. The geographic distribution of downtown parcels is
reasonably compact, with most of the district having a
rectangular configuration west of Myrtle Avenue. The district
boundaries draw in toward Cleveland Street east of Myrtle Avenue,
and the boundaries become somewhat irregular, particularly along
the southern boundary east of Greenwood Avenue.
It is recommended that the district be expanded as illustrated on
Map lIto encompass 5.25 acres lying north and south of Pierce
Street between Washington Street and the proposed city government
center. Existing land use in this expansion area is as follows:
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Existing Land Use, eRA Expansion Area
Renters occupy two of the eight homes in this area. There are 33
platted lots (or portions thereof) in this area, 16 of which are
sufficiently large to accommodate a single-family house.
Seventeen lots are of substandard size; the smallest of which are
2400,~quare feet.
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Road access to this subdistrict is available on Washington
AvenueJ Madison Avenue and Greenwood Avenue for north/south
access. Pierce Boulevard bisects this study area on an east/west
axis. There are two substandard road alignments in this
subdistrict, on Pierce Street between Washington and Greenwood
Avenues, and on Washington Avenue south of Pierce Street.
Substandard street widths are common; Washington Avenue ~s 27.5
f~et wide in the study area, Pierce Street is 3D' wide. Two
homes have their only road access on an unnamed alley that is 15
feet wide. No direct transit service is provided to the area.
Buses stop at the Cleveland Plaza Shopping Center located near
the study area.
Larid in the study area is zoned and planned for commercial
(retail or office) use. Surrounding land uses are predominantly
commercial (north), public (east), commercial and residential ,
(south) and commercial (west). Surrounding properties on three
sides are currently included in the downtown development district
plan category and the Urban Center/Eastern Corridor zoning
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the southe~n boundary area are planned for commercial use and
zoned genera 1 commercia 1. It
Homes in the area are older and appear to be in fair condition.
Most residential properties do not have, any off-street parking;
'due to constrained right-of-way, there are no sidewalks.
On-street parking impedes the flow of traffic and presents
serious hazards for pedestrians at current development levels,
particularly along Pierce Street.
In summary, the existing conditions in this study area are
considered to be blighted) characterized by old and absolete
platting and land development patterns) substandard lot sizest
and a substandard street system. Land use has been changing over
time from residential to commercial in both this and in the
surrounding area.
This study area is the only collection of !lout-parcels" on Pierce
Street. It will be at the eastern edge of the new government
center. Previous sections of this Plan identified the need to
rebuild and expand capacity on Pierce Street to correct current
deficiencies and to accommodate increased traffic generated by
redevelopment projects. Rebuilding of Pierce Street will require
additional right-of-way) thereby impacting surrounding
properties. In order to allow tax increment moneys and
transportation impact fees generated, in downtown to be used for
improvements to Pierce Street, and to encourage redevelopment
along this corridor in a manner consistent with the remainder of
downtown Clearwater) this study area should be included in the
Community Redevelopment District with the following designations:
zoningt Urban Core Periphery (UC/P); land use) Nixed Use Sector.
It is preferable to incorporate all of the out-parcels along
Pierce Street between Madison Avenue and Missouri Avenue into the
government center. This would provide for optimum land
utilization and the creation of a gateway/transition area at the
terminus of Pierce Street. Property north of Pierce, Street
between Washington and Madison Avenues would best be 'incorporated
in the eventual redevelopment of the parcels to the north..
Utilization of parcels so~th of Pierce Street between Washington
and Madison AVenues may be affected by improvements
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A revised legal description of the Redevelopment District is as
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Legal Description - Downtown Redevelopment District
Beginning at the corner of Osceola Avenue and Jones Street
running East on Jones Street to Myrtle Avenue; then South on
Myrtle Avenue to Drew Street; thence East on Drew Street to
Prospect Street; thence South on Prospect Street to Grove Street;
then East on,Grove Street to Greenwood Avenue; then South on
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Block lIB" of Coachman Heights Subdivision; then West on the
South lot lines of Lot 24 and 9 to Ewing Avenue; then South on
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Greenwood Avenue; then South on Greenwood Avenue to the southerly
boundaries of these ?roperti~s fronting on Chestnut Street; then
West on those southerly boundaries to Myrtle Avenue; then South
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East Avenue; then North on East Avenue to the southerly
boundaries of those properties fronting on Chestnut Street; then
West on those southerly property lines to old ACL railroad
right-of-way; thence North on that right-of-way to Chestnut
Street; then West on Chestnut Street to alley; then South on
alley to Rogers Street; then West on Rogers Street to South For
Harrison Avenue; then North on South For Harrison Avenue to
Chestnut Street; then West on Chestnut Street to Oak Avenue; then
North on Oak Avenue to Court Street; then East on Court Street to
Osceola Avenue; then North on Osceola Avenue to Jones Street and
the P.O.B., LESS AND EXCEPT Lots 1 thru 4, inclusive, Block 7 and
Lots I thru 4, inclusive, Block 8t of A.C. Turner's Subdivision
1st Addition as recorded in DEED K-475 of the Public Records of
Hillsborough County, Florida, of which Pine1las County was
formerly a part and LESS AND EXCEPT Lots 1 thru 4, inclusive and
abutting vacated alleys, and Lots 11 thru 14t inclusive and
abutting vacated alleys, of Markley's Addition, according to the
map or plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book It page 97 of the
Public Records of Hillsborough County, Florida, of which Pine11as
County was formerly a part.
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Beginning where Jones Street ends at Clearwater Bay, running East
on Jones Street to Osceola Avenue; then South of Osceola Avenue
to Court Street; then West on Court Street to Oak Avenue; then
santo" 'In Oak Avenue to Chestnut Street; \~est on what would be
Chestnut Street is extended to Clearwater Bay.
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Lots 1 chru 4, inclusivet Block 7 and Lots 1 thru 4, inclusive,
Block 8t of A.C. Turner1s Subdivision 1st Addition as recorded in
Deed K-475 of the Public Records of Hil1sborough CountYt Florida,
of which Pinel1as County was formerly a part.
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thru 14, inclusive and abutting vacated al1~yst of Markley's
Addition, according to the map or plat. thereof as recorded in
Plat .cook 1, page 87 of the Public Records,of Hillsborough
County, Florida, of which Pinel1as County was formerly a part.
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Many of the properties in the old Clearwater Heights area (south
and east of C.R.A. district) are in a similar condition to those
recommended for inclusion in the district. They contain obsolete
structures on undersized lots, with narrow stre~ts and no
sidewalks. When a successful redevelopment program is
established, the potential for redevelopment of the other
properties of the Heights will be increased and they should he
included in the C.R.A. district. They are not recommended for
inclusion at this time because their redevelopment to urban
downtown use is not expected to occur until the more, visible land
is redeveloped. In the meantime, limited redevelopment to .
warehouse, business service and similar uses should continue,
consistent with present zoning and land use regulations.
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Zoning and setback regulations set maximum permitted limits for
redevelopment. Market feasibility further clarifies the types of
buildings that are needed to serve community needs and provide
optimum investment opportunities. Based on market research
conducted by Halcyon Ltd., a range of feasible projects can be
prepared to serve as a development program for. planning
infrastructure and investment needs. Development opportunities
are illustrated on Map 12 using the format of numbered blocks in
the downtown district. Specific space needs (net new space
expected to be supportable) are summarized by category of use, as
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OFFICE SPACE - Net new supportable downtown was estimated by
Halcyon to be 75,000 square feet per year from 1985-89 and
100,000 square feet per year from 1990-94.
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demand until 1987. New space in the average amount of 100,000
gross square feet p~r year should be programmed for the next
several years thereafter. Based on a standard of 300 gross
square feet per employee, additional employment opportunities
will be provided for 300 persons per year (assuming a 10% vacancy
factor). If this average is maintained from 1987-1993
(inclusive) /.,~n office jobs will be added. Automobile traffic
expected as a result of this construction will total 1,045
vehicles per da) per 100,000 square feet. Based on pro forma
analyses done by Halcyon, project' feasibility will be determined
by both market absorbtion and the willingness of the Community
Redevelopment Agency to subsidize parking. Assistance in land
acquisition may be need~~ as well.
Programming of improvement for the years 1994-2000 assumes.~~hat
previous promotion and leasing efforts have been successful, and
that sufficient momentum has been built to sustain a more intense
level of development., Planning is expected to have been
completed for the city center complex~ and office building sites
are expected to begin to be marketed at that location. ' In
addition, it is expected that additional office space will be
able to be absorbed at the mixed use sites. If previous efforts
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are successful, development pace is expected to be sustain~d at
125,000 gross square feet per year. Employment opportunities
will increase to 375 jobs per year. Additional vehicle trips
will be generated at an average rate of 1,176 per day. Total new
employment annual for the years 1~86-2000 will be 4,975;
add itiona 1 vehic Ie trips will 'be 14,770.
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RESIDENTIAL - Market rate residential use in downtown has not
expanded since the 1977 plan was adopted. One project, a 50 unit
subsidized building for the elderly, was completed in 1984.
Viable market~rate projects will require a significant design and
promotional effort, but Halcyon concluded that a market exists
for downtown housing. Absorption was projected to be 75-100
units per year for the years 1985-1991. Several project sites
are recommended for housing development) allowing a total of 400
projected units, between 1987 and 1994. Downtown housing is
expected to be built at densities of 28-50 units per acre, which
is well below the density range permitted by zoning. Vehicle
trips generated by these projects are expected to be
approximately five per unit per day.
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Due to a scarcity of advantageous sites, downtown housing
opportunities are not expected to increase after the first five
years. Smaller scale townhouse opportunities may remain as
infill sites on secondary streets near the larger housing
developments, and could be attractive housing alternatives as
well as good development sites for smaller scale builders.
Imaginative developm~nt programs could include mixed
office/residential development attractive to lawyers, architects,
engineers and related professionals. Total additional housing
units which may be built between 1994-2000 are expected to be
220-250 units. Downtown Clearwater can benefit from enhancing
its niche as a neighborhood/specialty market place for
surrounding residential areas. Renewal or stabilization of nearby
residential areas such as North Osceola and North Greenwood will
complement downtown's land use pattern.
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function, even as its p'reen'tinent market position was eroded by
the development of suburban shopping centers. Halcyon Ltd.
indicated that 20,000 square feet of eating and drinking
establishments, and up to 100,000 square feet of specialty retail
space could be support~u in the years 1986-1990. Halcyon felt
strongly that the retail p~'~ential for downtown was significantly
under-utilized.
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should be rehabilitated and included in an intensive,
professional promotion program for downtown. Reinforcing the
retail ~ector indicated on the land use plan 6hould be a high
priority. Expansion of retail and eating/drinking opportunities
in conjunction with Mass Brothers was recommended by both Halcyon
and as a consultant-recommendcid alternative in the bayfront
planning process. This potential needs to be sanctioned under
the aegis of the downtown redevelopment plan. Retail
redevelopment should also be the primary preferred use for the
Chamber of Commerce and Post Office (should these buildings be
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use s~ctor and the office sector to serve office users. Ground
level retail is required for inclusion in redevelopment in the
retail sector.
Retail development potentials identified by Halcyon should be
extended to cover the 1986-1993 time frame. In addition to this
previously-mentioned floor, additional office employment and
residential redevelopment should support 30,000 square feet of
independent retail and eating/drinking space between 1994.2000.
Additional floor space can be supported in conjunction with
successful mixed use projects capture of purchasing power from
outside the downtown area. If a successful marketing program can
be mounted, demand for an additional 50,000 square feet of
specialty retail could be achieved by capture of additional
market share.
HOTEL/MOTEL Replacement of downtown's diminished role a a
tourist destination has been a significant objective of downtown
redevelopment efforts. The market for convention space was
evaluated in 1993 and determined to be feasible only with
substantial public subsidy. However, the mixed use districts
located in the middle of downtown's Cleveland Street frontage
present an opportunity for including hotel space with office/ ..
retail and parking projects. Obtaining a major office'ancho~
tenant for these sites could tip the scales in
favor of project viability. Hotels could be contemplated as part
of mixed' use developments in the 1994-2000 time frame. Any hotel
built as.part of the Office Sector should be marketed as a
business hotel.
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GOVERNMENT CENTER The city currently owns nearly 10 acres at
the corner of Missouri Avenue and Cleveland Street. This parcel
has a square boundary on three sides, but is indented along the
western boundary. To create an optimum building site and allow
for more effective land utilization, the western"boundary should
be squared off. Additional public ownership of small, older
residential lots located between Madison and Washington Streets
would allow land for creating an attrartive entry to the complex
from Pierce Street and could allow good access and egress.
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City functions which should be located in the municipal complex
are administration, personnel, finance, legal, City Commission
offices, building inspection, traffic engineering, public works
engineering, parks administration, ucilities, planning and urban
development, central services ~ data processing, ,and possibly the
police department. Consideration should also be given to
including other government or public interest func~~ons such as
the IJ.S. Post Office, H.R.S. offices, Department of Corrections,
Clearwater Housing Authority, Clearwater Downtown Development
Board, and Clearwater Chamber of Commerce. These organizations
already have offices in downtown Clearwater. Space for community
meetings and recreation should be provided to replace the ann~x
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Block 70/71/75 100,000 sq.ft. Block 69/77 200,000 sq .-ft.
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Block 56 85,000 sq.ft., Block 23 50tOOO sq.ft.
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TAX INCREMENT REVENUE PROJECTIONS
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Capital improvement needs for Phase 1 are 55,422,000. Road
improvements are indicated in support of both specific
redevelopment projects and general areawide redevelopment needs.
Sanitary sewer needs are indicated based on project-specific
improvements. Open space and streetscape expenditures are
indicated consistent with the redevelopment plan. Parking and
land acquisition expenditures will be made to enable development
con$i~r~nt with the project scheduleJ as B primary means of plan
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will accrue at an increasing rate. Approximately 1/3 of these
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Streets and Roads 2,906 3,710 6,616
Street Fixtures -0- 300. 300
Water & Gas Mains 41 42 83
Sanitary Sewer 500 -0- 500
Park/Open Space 150 ,150 300
Streetscape 425 250 675
Sidewalks 150 150 300
P~rking 1,000 1,000 2,000
Land Acquisition 250 ' 250 500
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projecced in the plan. Transportation impact fees collected in
community redevelopment districts are earmarked for improvement
in those"distric~s. In addition, it is estimated that $1,686,000
of the transportation improvements are eligible for state
funding. State-eligible projects can be included in the
countywide transportation improvement plan and program; this will
leave a remainder of $3,380,000 to be funded by local revenues.
Several of the streets proposed for improvement, (for example,
Myrtle and Greenwood Avenues) serve 8 collector function for
areas outside the downtown. If improvement to these streets
could be' funded from gasoline tax or other general fund revenues,
the eRA portion would then be reduced to $1)430,000. This is an
order of magnitude more consistent with the the eRA financial
capability. This reduces the transportation portion of the
capital needs by 78%. The resulting capital needs which would be
paid primarily by the eRA is $6,088,000. Total tax increment
revenues are projected to be $17,553>>000. Although the capital
needs are equally divided between the two development phases)
cax increment revenues will accrue at an increasing rate.
Approximately 1/3 of the revenues will accrue in phase 1 and 2/3
will be received during phase 2 as a result of completion of
phase I improvements and implementation of the phase 2 schedule.
In order to maintain consistency between capital needs nnd
resources, borrowing will be needed. This will finance early
phase improvements from later phase revenues.
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This law ~stablishes the primary funding mechanism for
redevelopment of Florida's declining areas, by permitting
increased taxes generated in a redevelopment area co be
Ilcaptured" and spent specifically for redevelopment purposes.
Procedures 'are established in the law to prevent abuses of the
privilege afforded by the tax increment financing mechanism.
To institute a T.l.F. district, the local government must first
consider findings of fact and declare a "finding of necessity" in
accordance with specific legal criteria. The City of Clearwater
did this by means of Resolution 81-67. The governing body must
also create a community redevelopment agency to carry out the
powers authorized in the law; this agency may be a separate body
or the local governing body may declare itself to be the CRA The
local government has, and may delegate to the CRA, the following
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SUMMARY OF CHAPTER 163 F.S.
COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1969, AS AMENDED
a. To make and execute contracts.
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l. Acquire a slum or blighted area or portion thereof.
2. Demolish and remove buildings and improvements.
3. Install streets utili~ies, parks, playgrounds and
other improvements in accordance with the community
redevelopment plan.
4. Dispose of property at fair market value in
accordance with the plan.
Carry out programs for voluntary or compulsory
repair in accordan~~ with the plan.
Acquire real property to repair for dwelling use or
related facilities or repair or rehabilitation of
structures for guidance purposes, and resale of
property.
Acquire any other real property to eliminate usage
conditions, lessen density) eliminate obsolete or
other detrimental uses, remove or prevent blight, or
provide land for needed public facilities.
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Acquire air rights
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,To provide or repair streets) roads, utilities, parks)
playgrounds and other ~ublic improvements
To enter into any contracts necessary to effectuate
the purposes of this part.
f. To invest any reserves or sinking funds in property or
securities in which savings banks may legally in'~est
funds>> and to redeem bonds at the redemption price,
purchase bonds at less than redemption price, all such
bonds so redeemed or purchased 'to be cancelled.
g. To borrow money from and apply for grants from the
,Federal Government>> State) County or other public body.
h. Within its area of operation, to make all surveys and
plans necessary including (but not limiced to) plans for
building rehabilitation; enforcement of state and local
laws anct regulations regarding larH.! use building
occupanc~; and appraisals and title bcarches.
i. To test and report methods and techniques, and carry outi
demonstrations.
j. To apply for Federal demonstration grant funds.
k. To prepare plans for relocation of persons, and to make"
relocation payments.
1. To appropriate funds to carry out 'the purposes of this!
part of the law, to zone or rezone any part of the !
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surveys and appraisals.
Acquire property by purchase) lease) gift grant or
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domain power must be granted explicitly by the City
to the eRA).
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To hold, improve, clear or prepare any such
property.
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encumber or dispose of real property.
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operations of the county or municipality.
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delegate them Co che community redevelopment agency.
The range of powers tha~ may be exercised under the statute was
greatily expanded in 1984. Although these powers are, to a great
extent, those available to local governments, they are a very
powerful set of tools which may be granted to a non-elected
authority. In the instance of Clearwater, the City Commission
appointed itself as the Community Redevelopment Agency.
The Community Redevelopment Act specifies that a redevelopment
trust fund must be creaced for the Community Redevelopment Agency
for the duration of the community redevelopment project. This
trust fund shall be used to finance or refinance each community
redevelopment project that the agency undertakes. The trust fund
shall be funded annually in an amount equal to the incremental
tax revenue generated in the redevelopment area. Calculation of
this incremental value uses the year in which the ordinance is
passed adopting the redevelopment plan as the base year for
purposes of freezing the tax roll. Increases in taxable property
value above the base year value are known as the increment. The
city and county governments continue to receive tax revenues
which result from application of the current millage rate to the
base year taxable value. Revenues resulting from the application
of the current tax rate tri the increment go to the redevelopment
agency. The Community Redevelopment Act specifically exempts
school districts and water management districts; those
jurisdictions continue to receive tax revenues as though no
redevelopment trust fund has been created. The operational basis
and debt service structure of the redevelopment trust fund, was
required to be approved by the Board of County Commissioners
prior to its creation by the City Commission. The Clearwater CRA
trust ordinance was established by Ordinance 2779 on August 19,
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must conform to the comprehensive plan for the municipaliL:'>> as
approved by the local planning agency under the LGCPA. In
Clearwater, this is che Pinellas County Planning Council. The
,plan must indicate such land acquisition, demolition or removal
'of structures, redevelopment, improvements, and rehabili~ation as
is proposed to be carried out in the redevelopment district, any
zoning and planning changes and building requirements. The plan
must include a feasible method for the location of any families
who will be displaced) adequate provisions for park areas and
recreation facilities desirable for neighborhood improvement in
the district (with special consideration for the health, safety,
and welfare of children in the general vicinity of the area
covered by the plan) and must affaid maximum opportunity,
consistent with the needs of the city as a whole, for the
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The contents of the community redevelopment plan must further:
1. Contain a legal d~scription of the boundaries of the
community redevelopment project area.
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a. The appro~imate amount of open space to be provided
and the street layout.
b. Limitations on the type, size, height, number and
proposed use of buildings.
c. The approximote number of dwelling units.
d. Such property as is intended for use a public parks,
recreation areas) streets, public utilities, and
public improvements of any nature.
3. If the project area contains low or moderate income
housing>> contain a neighborhood impact, element, which
describes in detail the impact of the project upon the
residents of che project area and the surrounding areas,
in terms of relocation) traffic circulation,
environmental quality>> availability of community
facilities and services) effect on school population,
and other matter affecting the physical and social
quality of the neighborhood.
4. Describe generally the proposed. method of financing the
redevelopment of the project area.
5. 'Contain adequate safeguards that the work or
redevelopment wi.ll carried out purs~ant to the plan.
6. Provide for the retention of controls and the
establishment of any restrictions or covenants"running
with l~nd sold or leased for private use for such
periods of time and under such conditions as the
governing body deems necessary to effectuate the
purposes of this part.
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housing for the relocation of persons temporarily or
permanently displaced from housing facilities within the
community redevelopment project area.
8. Provide an element of residential use in the project
area is such use exists in the area prior to the
adoption of the plan.
The act also contains strict conflict of interest provisions,
such that no public official or employee, no member of a
Community Redevelopment Agency, ,no City Commiss~oner, or no
employee of a Community Redevelopment Agency, shall acquire,
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
Title: The Plan for Downtown Clearwater
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Author: RTKL Associates, Inc.
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Occober, 1977
Action: Adopted as part of Clearwater Comprehensive Plan
This plan used an extension public input procedure to plan a
multi-purpose environment. It envisioned a downtown core area
west of }1yrtle Avenue as a pedestrian-oriented district which
included a distinctive retail shopping area, a waterfront park
system, 8 government center and new office, residential and
hotel/motel facilities. The eastern corridor area (east of
Myrtle Avenue) was to be improved as an automobile-oriented
commercial di~trict. Cleveland Street was to serve as a linear
commercial corridor east of Myrtle Avenue west of Myrtle Avenue
through was planned to bypass Cleveland Street, which would be
transformed inca a shopping area, with a severely limited
transportation function.
Refinement of concepts in The Plan for Downtown Clearwater has
continued since that plan was prepared in 1976. Those studies
commissioned by the CRA/City Commission or accepted by the
eRA/City Commission are summarized below:,
Title: Addendum to The Plan for Downtown Clearwate~
and Appendices
Author: Halcyon Ltd., Hartford, Connecticut
Date:
June 1986
Action: Receipt and Referral for Staff Evaluation
This study updated the market and financial analysis of The Plan
for Downtown Clearwater. Appropriate projects were recommended,
and zoning, parking) streetscape and ~raffic issues were
discussed. The report concluded that ~owntown Clearwate~,has the
potential to redevelop as a r~tail-office-residential hub~of
moderate scale and intensity. Office buildings will be oriented
to the Cleveland Street frontage. Municipal functions should he
grouped in a civic/recreational complex at the eastern edge of
the downtown core. Promotion of downtown and attention to
aesthetics should be encouraged. Bayfront parks and green space
should be upgraded. The consultants recommended additional
retail/restaurant uses be developed at the rear of Maas Brotherst
and conversion of the downtown post office. Residential uses were
recommended for the vacant parcel at Greenwood Avenue and Laura
Street, and at the northwest corner of Myrtle Avenue and Pierce
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Title: Market Analysis and Development Recommendations,
Proposed Clearwater Convention Center
Author: Laventhol and Horwath, Orlando, Florida
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Title: Bayfront Park Improvement Plan
Author: Land Design Research) Inc., Columbia) Maryland
Date: August 1984
Action: Approved by City Commission
The Bayfront Park Improvement Plan was prepared to make the
public and private waterfront spaces more attractive and
accessible. The plan called for enhancement of existing public
l~nd) land acquisition to complete a redesigned waterfront park
system. Active recreation feature~ were proposed~o be upgraded
at the tennis complex, passive parks were planned west of Pierce
Boulevard/Drew Street, and Coachman Park was proposed to be
upgraded. Acquisition of privately held bayfront properties was
proposed. Although the referendum for funding the full plan of
improvements failed, the City Commission did approve the plan as
a guide for improvements to existing parks.
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45,000 - 50)000 square foot convention/civic center to be built
at the northeast corner of Cleveland Street and Hyrtle Avenue.
The overall projections for annual meetings are large and
growing. Downtown Clearwater lacks a key element in convention
marketing -there are no large good hotels in or near downtown.
Thus a downtown site could not be competitive except in the area
of regional "drive-in" meeting and spectator activity. However,
these provide the fewest spin-off benefits from atcendance) and
publi~ subsidy would be needed to construct and operate the
fa(;i.lity.
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Author: Jan Abell and Elizabeth Gassel, Tampa, Florida
Date: December 1981
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The streetscape design plan proposed designs for benches und
planters>> and specifications for plant materials and tree grates.
Other suggestions were made for banners, decorative paving and
street furniture.
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Title: Downtown Clearwater Parking Study, Phase 2
Author: Ralph Burke and Associates, Park Ridge, Illinois
Action: Report received
There is a surplus of parking space in downtown Clearwater, but
it is not conveniently located and existing space is n9t
sufficient for potential future development. This report
proposed a multi-story parking garage behind northeast corner of
Cleveland and Waterson (City Lot #4). City bond issue and
subsidy for debt service would be required.
Date: April 1980
Title: Downtown Clearwater Parking Study) Phase 1
Author: Ralph Burke and Associates, Park Ridge, Illinois
Action: Report received
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Existing parking spaces are not used to capacity. Spaces are
dispersed and not conveniently located, especially in the area of
che courthouse. Neither a surface parking lot or a garage is
economically f€asible based on current development and utiliza-
tion rates. A garage could be used to attract development. The
report recommends the City establish a parking management system
in the Traffic Engineering Department.
Title: State Road 60 Relocation Feasibility Study
Author: Kim1ey-Horn and Associates) Tampa, Florida
Date: December 1979
Action: Report received. State Road Committee was est~blished
and suggested alternatives
Eight alternativp.~ were evaluated for re-routing of State Road 60
traffic throu~h or around the downtown business district.
Concinuation of t~e existing route along Cleveland Street was
included among the alternatives. Relocation of S.R. 60 to the
Court-Chestnut one-way pair was recommended.
Title:
Coachman Park Design Study
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Florida
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bandshell in Coachman Park utilized the conceptual
framework of the Bayfront Park design.
This presented a comprehensive landscape design for the
Clearwater Bayfront Park with a heavy emphasis on tree ~over an
visual integrity from the Memorial Causeway.
Title~ Downtown Clearwater Signage Program
Author: Ad Image, Tampa, Florida
Date~ September 1978
Action: Special downtown logo signs and directional signs were
installed. They did not prove to be effective communica-
tion mechanisms>> and this program was not continued.
Title: Downtown Clearwater Waterfront Park
Author: Clearwater Planning Department with the University of
Florida School of Archicecture, Gainesville, Florida
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the Clearwater Bayfront Park. Heavy emphasis on a continuous
band of tree cover across the expanse of the park.
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Title: Downtown Facade Design
Author: Youngstrom and Associates, Clearwater, Florida
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several of downtown ~usinesses have had facades
constructed con5i~tent with this design.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
G:>als arrl Objectives of the Addendum to the Plan for
Downtown Clearwater
Stakeoolders Analysis
Introduction to Stakeoolders A11alysis
'l11e Key Players
Clearwater's Development Issues
'l11e Perceived StreIl3ths of Downtown
Limitations on Development Opportunities
D:velopment Prcgram an:1 Develcpment Districts
Site Development Strategies
Urren Office Core
Municipal Complex
Retail DevelClpment Opp::>rtunities
Residential Sites
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Review of Traffic, Transp:::>rtation, Sign.:ge, Graphics,
and Zonirg in D:lwntown Clearwater
Section 6~O: Financial Feasibilily Models
6.1: Office Development
6.11: Financial Projections
o Development BUdget
o Financing Structure
o Operating Statement
6.12: Develcpment Budget Assumptions
6.13: Financing Structure Operations
6.14: Operating Pro Fonna Assumptions
6. 15: Return to Developer ~nd Equity Investor
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o Financial Projections
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o Return to Developer
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1 May 1 986
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Mr. Joseph R. McFate, III
Planning and Development Director
P.O. Box 4748
Clearwater, FL 33518
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Halcyon is pleased to sul:mit the final draft of our Addendwn to the
Plan for Downtown Clearwater, which reccmrnends specific ~ojects to
incotpOrate into a revised downtown develcprnent plan, based on
current market and financial feasibility.
Our rec<llll'TX:ndations incotpOrate stakeholder feoooock, site
availability and site contraints and the economic and financial
. realities of Clearwaterts development climate. Continued qoolity
development in Clearwater will require a concerted p:irtnership
between the different branches of the city goverrment, the Downtown
Developnent Board, larrl owners and develop:rs. The market
strength, land prices and development economics are not sufficient
to spur coordinated quality office, retail and residential
development witl-out City assistance in lam acquisition, parking
construction and marketing.
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The develcpment potential for Clearwater can be realized wi th
carefully crafted development along the waterfront and bluff, the
develcpment of a municipal office am recreation cOllplex as an
anchor on the eastern edge of the Downtown District, and the
assemblage and marketing of strategic sites for office develcpment
along Cleveland Street. Acquisition of an aoondoned car dealership
cOlld provide satellite parking for downtown office ~rkers an::!
retail shoppers and a shuttle system to Clearwater Beach.
The strategic planning process has helped identify the problems and
opportunities for development in D:>wntown Clearwater, and xeveale:l
concensus for particular types of lard uses, locations arrl level of
public involvement and assistance. StudyiIl3 the market and
financial feasibility of development for office, residential arrl
retail has tested the response of the develop:rs and di.rrensioned
the level of public initiative required.
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Several critical steps must be implemented after the Ci bj
Ccmnissions's approval of this rep:>rt.
o Coordinate the efforts of the City agencies, staff 'arrl the
D::Mntown Development Board;
o Establish tools are resources to q:>tion arn acquire critical
parcels of land;
o Study the facility needs of the City ard County am the
feasibility of a municipal an::] recreational canplex;
o Study the feasibility of a sz;:ecialty retail center,
'integrated with the Maas Brother's departrrent store:
o Acquire the rrost available abarrlonoo or soon to be abarrlonerl
car dealership land to construct surface parking lots to
prcrvide satellite parking Eor downtown office workers}
shopfers and Clearwater Beach visitors.
o Ceteanine a r:oli tically feasible, aestootic, lQ,t,l-rise
develop:nent plan for the waterfront ~nd bluff.
I'm rorry for the delay in canpleting the report but we herl
difficulty coordinating the physical master plan with the site
development am zoning recanrrerdations. We lock forward to
providing assistance for further studies am in implementing the
revised downtown development plan.
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Section 2.0: Goals and Objectives of the Revised Plan for
Clearwater
There are several concise goals and objectives of the Addendum to
the Plan for Downtown Clearwater, incorporating those identified in
the Plan for [)c::)vmtown Clearwater prepared in Octooor 1977 an:] trose
pro[:Osed by stakeholders interviewed from Septemt:er to Octobar,
1985.
The objective of the 1977 Plan are still re.tevant since:- it is
apparent in the eight years since the plan was prepared that most
of the objectives have yet to be fully or even partially realized.
Concisely restated and updated, the goals and objectives of the
plan are:
o '1b str,ell3then Clearwater as a multi-use, twelve-fourteen hour
center and as a unique place in the Tampa Bay Region to
canplerrent the regionally canpetitive beach amenities ard
residential neighborhoods.
o Tb attract office and light manufacturing development to
exparrl employment op};Ortuni ties arrl expand the property tax
base, thereby releasing underutilized parcels for
tmage-enhancing development and increased tax base.
o 'lb sensitively choose strategic sites alan:! the waterfront
and on the bluff for image enhancing development.
o To improve the physical environment ard amenities for
downtown employees, residents and visitors through improved
streetscape, informative signage ard increased, or ,better
,located parking.
o 'Ib prcgram development on the'significant lam parcels that
are now available for developrrent with the relocation of the
autorrobile' \sales an:] service businesEes.
The major goals outlined above can t.e attained by oodressing the
fOllo,.Jing objectives, which were the driving objectives in
establishing the Addendum to the Plan for Downtown Clearwater.
1. Identify viable development projects to stlinulate plan
implementation. ,
A. Identification of public and p~ivate development
OPfOrtunitie~\\that can 00 initiated and canpleted within
two to four years.
B. Identification of sites that present the best apparent.
opportunities for near-tean development.
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C. Identify infrastructure requirements needed to supp:>rt arrl
enhance the proposed developments including traffic
eira.llation, parking, streetscaping ard utili ties.
D. ProfOse viable uses for the vaC3ted or s:xm-to-be-vaCBted
automobile dealerships. "
2. Resolve the Cleveland Street traffic dilemma.
A. Evaluate the viability of implementing the Ore,.! Street
connector in the near te r:m or the long term, with the
subsequent rerluction of the traffic on Clevelarrl Street.
B. Evalute the potential of creating the proposed Cleveland
Street nE.ll in light of the findin::!s in 2A.
C. Explore' sh::>rt-tenn improvements for Cleveland Street
pat:ticularly in the vicinity of the 400 block so as to
reinforce the Royalty Theatre, Maas Brothers aOO other
retail business in this area.
O. Address future development limdts along Cleveland Street as
to height am density.
3. Identify near-term public works projects that will supp:>rt
private revitalization efforts.
A. IDeate streetscape projects, gateway arrl open space
Eeatures that will SupfOrt existing new projects (such as
Clearwater Square) aOO enhance the overall dCMntown urban
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B. Address parkin::! Eacili ty nea:ls related to new projects an:]
those that, may t:e identified in the plan and revision.
C. Enhance f:edestrian tlnrOllghfares between parkitlj arrl major
generators both functionally and aesthetically.
D. Incorporate incentives into the zoni03 coo.e for setbacks,
public pl?zas and street tmprovements.
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Section 3.0: Stakeholders Analysis
Section 3.1: Introduction to Stakeholders.Analysis
There is no single formula for successful strategic develq?rrent
planning, no firm ard fast set of rules to follow. Rather, each
redevelopment strategy must be based on a development program
derived fran stakeholder needs and demands that are appropriate for
that canrnunity's resP2ctive capacities, site availability, physical,
constraints, resources and market support potentials.
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The redevelopment strategy for do.-mtown Clearwater recanrrerrled by
Halcyon requires a strategy framew:lrk that prarotes multi-sector
stakeholder partnership/interactions, is comprehensive in its
scope, and encourages each sector to particip:ite in both the risks
ard rEWards.
The stakeholder analys is outlines the cri tical issuas arrl elements
of the development program strategy that satisfies the various
stakeholder interest an::] project feasibility requirements.
Recarmendations are based on the premise that the redevelopiTEnt of
dCMTltown Clearwater involves nore than planning am mana:}ing
limited larrl ard capital resources in a canprehensive, continuOJs
manner. Halcyon's notion of public/private develcprrent prcgrams
recognizes the need for not only the support of key stakeholder
groops, but also their direct participation.
The stakeholders analysis phase of Halcyon's methodology plays a
particularly i.mp::lrtant role in the formation of the Addendum to the
Plan for [)()\..mtown Clearwater. The information that was gathered
through the various interviews has helped clarify the problems to
t:e addressed, the resources that each party could bring to !:ear on
tmse problems, arrl identifies the structures nee:1ed for
partnership initiatives. Throl}gh our discussions and related
eXP2riences, Halcyon has found that the catalyst for partnerships
is based on identifying areas of mutual interest, and then
targeting "doable" projects that enjoy market supp:>rt fran
interested, capable investor coalitions.
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The underlying impetus for conducting a stakeoolders analysis can
be traced to Halcyon's t:elief that the factors surramding- the
implementation of an eventual development program should explicitly
be part of the chosen strategy. Hence, the stakeholders analysis
provides Halcyon's project team with a useful frame\o.Ork for making
initial judgements aboot the strategic develcprrent prcgrarn, its
timing/priorities, and the possible imple~ntation opportunities
am impediments. 'Ibward this em, Halcyon's intervie.r.rs -....ere
conducted in a manner ......t1ich allowed the fallowing issues to be
elicited and addressed:
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o Who are the key stakeholders ard what are thei~ attitudes to
development opportunities/potentials in both the study area
ard contiguous neighborhocx:'ls? What particular as[:ect of
downtown Clearwater intere~ts them, and from their
persI;€ctive, what might be their attitudes towards future
development efforts?
o Given MlO the p~cponents ard cpp::ments are, likely to be, how
powerful are they with respect to a particular development
concept, either as supp::n:ters or opp:>nents during the
development efforts?
o Which developrrent prcg:ects cOJld both the I1'arket arrl the ci t::j
support, while at the same titre satisfy ,the expectations of
key actors?
o For a given development pr~ram, where will the strol"l3est
opposition care fran, which groop will furnish the strongest
supp:>rt an:] \>rhich groop will be neutral or irdifferent? To
what degree do the varioos stakeoolders share the same
appreciation of the problems an:1 CPfOrtunities?
o How does Halcyon's formulation of the developm;nt
plan/pr03ram relate to rrechanisms alrea:1y in process or being
currently prop::lsed/advocated by key actors? What potential
is there for parts of oor strategy being linked to existing
mechanisms or combined with proposals in a package which can
ach ieve a broad-based consensus? '
o AIrong those who might supp:>rt the developrrent effort and the
set \<Alo might opp:>se it, what are the coalitions ard
alliances that either exist or could easily be developed?
The purp::Jse behird these typ?s of qLEstions is to try to
understand, predict, and prepare for the behavior of key pr'op:ments
or opr:onents during the implementation phase. At this preliminary
stage, we have examined development potentials through the eyes of
particular stakeholders. What follOiJS is a Sl.lIi1fiary of the
stakeholder opinions arfl resources relatil'B to downtown Clearwater.
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Critical Issues and What do They Perceive as the Strenqths of
Downtown Clearwater?
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Hal"cyon staff rret wi th seven separate groups of stakerolders,
conducting a series of programmed interviews designed to identify
the existing problems ard strergths of downtown Clearwater as an
urban developnent site, to raise issues for fu'rther research or
s~cific planning efforts, arrl to identify sr:ecific cpp::>rtunities
aOO constraints for developT'ent projects which could t:enefit
clCMntown Clearwater. 'Il1e stakeholder groups enconpassed a diverse
representation of organizations aOO official positions within the
city as \<.ell a diverse ra~e of view[:Oints aOO e}(~'(tise on the
study area:
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and recreation, the building department, utilities and
sanitation, traffic engineering, the police department, the
fire department, and the ~uilding Direchor.
o The rreeting with financial institutions included th::>se
involved in downtown Clearwater, who will almost certainly
play an important role in any neN develcpm?nt, includit13
representatives fran eight banks.
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of Carunerce t s D:lwntown Task Force, a recently established
groop seeking to 'Caise the canml.1nity's awareness of do.mtown
arrl encourage coofEration with Chaml::er programs and other
do.-mtown-oriented efforts; the Downtown Clearwater
Association, originally established several years ago as a
rrerdlants ass::>ciation but nCM eXp;looed to include
professionals -- a group that sees its role primarily as
pranot~onal ard or:ganizationali arrl Clearwater Prcgress,
Inc., a' group of influential aOO interested leadiOJ citizens
who sp:msored a study on bayfront parks in 1984 ard led the
(unsuccessful) ,referendum drive.
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o A meeting with the City Camnission which included tre ~tayor,
the City Manager, and three Ci~ Commissioners.
o The Downtown Development Board, whose elected lTEmbership
oversees the special downbown taxing district according to
state law.
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the health of downtown and the services downtown can provide
ti"Y=ir p3trons.
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o Current lan:lowners whose la{rl value has fluctuated over the
pas t decade; sane who are trying to harness the developrren t
~tential onho their sites, others Eacir~ a major transition
as the car industry relocates.
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Section 3.3: Clearwater's Development Issues
Below Halcyon presents the critical issues that we(e presented as
obstacles to developrrent CNer the last ten yea(s, towards which
sare progress has ooen made.
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There was a universal perception that traffic on Cleveland Street
is not SupfOrtive of a miXed-use, p;3'ople-oriented downtown
environment.. 'Ihere is limited direct acess to downtown frOll the
Interstate highways, while the major traffic on Cleveland Street," a
State highway, infringes on downtown activity. While the large
number of people passing in automobiles carry significant
disp:lsable incane in their pockets, a p::>tential attraction to
downtown merchants, these Jrotorists are discouraged Eran stepping
because of the sp=e::1 they are traveling, the app:lrent lack: of
parking opp:)rtunities, the relatively small sidewalk claninated by
the state highway am the beach destination to the west. '1l1e
speeding motorists also imr::air the environIlEnt for pedestrians.
3.32: Parking
Parking is a clcsely related problem, again one of concern to every
group interviewed. There is reasonable evidence, based on several
expert cpinions am outside researdl corrlucted by otrers that
adequate parking is' available in downtown Clearwater. The
p;3'rceived problems appear to cane fran old habits, encooraged by
antiquatErl pricirg structures. The problem p:!q::etuates in the
absence of a coordinated attempt to identify parkin:l cpp:>rtunities
for downtown users arrl to IT\3tdl appropriate spaces to appropriate,
parking-generating land uses.
There is reason to be optimistic the p3rking situation will
improve. A nerw parkirg system manager has teen hired am will have
the qJfX)rtunity to revise the rate structure. Wi th current
,ten-hour meters, arrl rates as low as 1 O~ J??r hour, Clearwater
citizens, understarrlably, treat parking as a right rath:!r than a
privilege or resource. A new garage, associated with the Coachm:ln
project am too Clearwater Square charges $35 per rronth, a price
rrore in line with the value of a parkirg space in an urb:ln I
canmercial center.
The rrana:jer of the parking system srould be encOJra:Jed to keep the
,lots full and maximize the revenue out of them. Signage,
coordinated am visible alorg Clevelarrl, Osceola, arrl other main
arteries should be designed to facilitate ~rking by m::>torists who
are not familiar wi th dCMlltown Clearwater. Pricin::J in sp?ciflc
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lots sh::>uld be designE:rl to support the pa tron~e of selected
downtown uses. Soort-term users, such as shopp9rs and restaurant
diners, are willing to pay !TOre, over the srort-teon [:eriod, but do
not expect to walk as far fran a parkirg space as a downtown
employee.
There was strorg supfcrt for restoration of parallel parking
preswnably with meters, along Cleveland Avenue. Impleffi9ntable only
wi th relocation of the state highway, such a tactic would clearly
slow down traffic along Cleveland Street as well as create more
ol:Nious opFOrtunities for [:eople p:l.ssing throogh the town on the
way to Clearwater Beach to stop arrl p3tronize downtown rrerc:hants.
3.33: Support for Downtown Redevelopment
Financial institutions in Clearwater app:!ar to represent a
conservative force in the city: two banks have rroved llnFOrtant
facilities out of downtown, citirg rearons such as p3rking,
convenience to transfOrtation systems include highways an:]
airp::>rts, an:1 interest in a county-wide or regional custarer base.
Similarly, too local banks were not especially receptive to the
notion of a pre-arranged lending consortium as a method of
attractill3 develqJers to a select categories of do..mtown projects.
While such a scherre is, in a sense, puttirg the "cart before the
horse", bankers cited develc:per track record an:1 cre::H t as bei03 a
IIDre irnp:)rtant factor. This suggests the banks' greater interest
in making gooo invest.rrents dONOtown rather than making do..mtown
into a good investment.
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Nonetheless, a presence of financial institutions dcwnt.own, ideally
with high visibility, will be imPJrtant to the image of downtown
Clearwater as a canrreccial center. 'l11e arrival of Life Savings arrl
Citizens Bank of Clearwater represent steps in this direction.
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The political structure of Clearwater arrl Pinellas County
represents a potential liability in stimulating urban development
in Clearwater, but one Halcyon believes need not represent a major
constraint on downtown developrrent. The strong mayor/cannon
co.mcil of Tampa has contributed to its exceptional gra,.rth in
recent years. The 26 municipalities of pinellas County and the
marked difference in priorities between Clearwater's residential
and business interests will not likely be an ~ediate attraction
to an out-of-town investor or larrl user.
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But fa ilure to ccxnp:te wi th Tampa may be an opp:n:tuni ty for the
City of Clearwater--an opFOrtunity to attract tluse not seeld03 a
dcrninant location in the region, but one in which the local
canmunity leroers want arrl will. appreciate prcposed develcpment
activities, employment and taxes. The depth of interest in
stimulating develcprrent, both arrorg elected officials arrl ci ty
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staff, as evidenced by their e.;gerness to P3rticipate in this study
am its extensive interview process, is indicative of Clearwater's
'city gover~nt's willingness to cocperate with the private sector
in st~ulating downtown development.
Commissioners and city officials have indicated a willingness to
talk with developers any time, and even evidenced a willingness to
eXFEdite p:rmitting -- as quickly as 24 hours for small reno.rations
-- and to work with developers to facilitate the feasibility of
developing a mix of uses such as residential or office above
reta il.
However, the Ci ty goverrrnent does not have a coordinator nor: a
single sp:::>kesman for downtown development to represent Ci ty
development Clprnrtunities ard to coordinate the City departIrent' 5
activities within the downtown area. Several quasi-public/private
organizations are set up to influence the dCMCltown area but do not
have a coordinated agent.
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3.34: Site Assembly
Sane stakeholders felt that the difficulty of asserrblill3
significant sites in downtown Clearwater represents an impediment
to development. CMnership is, to some extent, fragmented, arrl high
prices have teen quoted for downtown land. On the other hand,
extensive surface parking lots ard the t=eooing relocation of
several large downtown land users such as the automobile
dealerships p::>rterd the availability of significant contiguous
sites for developnent. The city is also in a fX)Sition to help,
using actions srort of con:1ernnation an:J larrl write dCMnS such as
lard swaps aOO partial fundin; of parking aOO 'street aOO site
improverrents. The absence of height am FAR restrictions in the
downtown core area further mitigates the impact of site assembly
problems.
Coordinated downtown develc:pment will always face the canpetition
of cheaper, larger tracts of land to the east of the downtown area
alorg Clevelan::l Street. The Ci ty must take steps to limit
development outside a clearly defined downtown area to stUnulate
significant ard image-enhancing canrrercial develcplTEnt wi thin the
downtown area. The City must also control inflated land price
expectations wi thin the downtown area thrcugh plblic suasion,
optionirg sites, land bankio:J and swaps. '
Sane stakeholders also cited the extensive lam ooldings of the
Church of ScientolO3Y as an impec1i.ment to developrrent in downtown
Clearwater. While the church' 5 {Xlsi ticn may be a p::>li tically
volatile issue, in Halcyon's experience, it is not likely to be a
major discouragement to rrost developers.
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cooperatirg on upgradin:J the image of, downtown pror:erties in
general, if for no other reason than to see the value of ,their own
investments increase, an::] may also be willing to.' accept other uses, ,
"such as retail on the ground floor r in their prcperties when
,appropriate to downtown plannin:J goals. It should be recognized,
however, that institutional larrlowners seldon have stror~' ,
incentives to maximize the asset value of their landroldings;
rather they place a premium on the use value of prcperties am
services to current members. This makes them less receptive to
'recanrrerrlations for use maximization or reverue enhancement.
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Section 3.4: Perceived Strengths of Downtown
D::lWntown Clearwater has nwrerOJs 'assets which can be enhanced and
pranoted to stimulate develcpment an:] enable the dcWntown to
reestablish its importance within Clearwater. Some are latent
strel"Bths which will require investroont before they becane assets
to downtown am its image, others are obvious contributors to
downtown life \tkiich can b:! enhanced arrl exparrled throogh pronotion
arrl coordinated efforts at identification arrl cross-fertilization.
3.41: Downtown Activities and an Aesthetic Environment
Clearwater has the beginnings of a full program of downtown-
oriented concerts and festivals with the Strassenfest in September,
free lunch-time concerts at the Band Shell, the Annual Jazz
Holiday, ,.July 4th Celebration, the Fun an:] Sun Para:1e in Marcil, an:1
the White Christmas Program.
It does not apflear, h:::>wever, that there is aggressive cootdination
ar pronation of these various programs. They do not apf:ear to te
sf:ecifically timed to fit ITErchants' operating rours. 'Ihey are not
aimed and markete::1 at specific custorer groups who may be in the
area b..1t otherwise might have no reason to visit do..mtown. '!he
City could organize an annual event like the Jazz Holiday to be
pranoted on a national or international scale, canparable to the
Newport Jazz Festival, now held in Newport, Rhode Island or the
Montreux Festival in Switzerlarrl, aimed to make Clearwater a winter
destination for jazz performers and audiences.
The Downtown Clearwa ter Asrociation expr~ssed specific interest in
steppin:;] up its prom:>tional activities of downtown events. They
are alrea:iy a::1vertising am organizing such events as the
Strassenfest~ and the next step may be the recruitment of specific
prarotional, a::lvertising, arrl events coordination exp::rience on a
consultant or staff basis.
3.42: Residential Environment
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Another of Clearwater I s strengths which distinguishes Clearwater
fran the nearby canpetirq locations of Tampa and St. Petersburg --
is its nearby quality residential environment. with its suburbs,
Clea~~ter offers pleasant and reasonably priced residential
opportunities for employees in all incane rarqes fran CEDis to
sUPPJrt staff. The city is relatively free of p::>rnography and
crime, and apparently SUC9Essful ef.Borts be minLmize vagrancy have
contributed to a clean, family abmosphere. At least one group
expressed oome r;erception, probably rrore one of image than reality,
of danger downtown, at night, -- an issue that can proi?ebly be
addressed with lighting am prarotion, am one that would certainly
00 ameliorated by increased downtown activity.
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Housing il'!. Clearwater, in contrast to Tampa ard St. Petersburg, can
be obtained relatively close to downtown and at multiple price
points. Residents appreciate the 11 small-town feel".
Halcyon believes that Clearwater can offer a small but vital
do..m town" of fe ring res ide n ts employme n t cpp.:> rtun it ies (pr es UIT\9.bly
reducil13 ccmnutation from Clearwater suburbs to Tampa) as well as
shopping opportunities without foregoing Clearwater's human-scaled
el:V ironment.
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Clearwater also banefits in canparison to some of its urban
neighbors from excellent beach access and a better view of the bay,
enhanced by the presence of the only bluff on the Gulf of Mexico.
Clearwater is moving away fram the tendency to became a retirement
ccmmunity, an::1 features a lower m~(Han age than St. Petersburg arrl
many other Florida west coast cities.
3.43: Established Government Facilities
Office development will benefit from the prestige of Clearwater
being the County seat an::1 the of fiee deman:] fran campanies doi03
business at the City, County and court facilities. with downtown
Clearwater established as a small-scale government and business
center with an emerging level of employee amenities" chief
executive officers of small corporations will be attracted to the
office opp::>rtunities oEfere::l. The executives and employees will
benefit greatly fran the reduced journey to l,o,Ork ard avoidance of
the congestion" incurred in traveling to Tampa.
3.44: Existence of a Retail Anchor
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The presence of Maas Brothers department store in downtown
Clearwater is an asset in itself, as rrany downtowns have lest their
department stores. The fact that Maas Brothers has made
significant investment in renovation is all the more remarkable, in
light of the fact that many cities that have managed to retain
their downtown department stores have seen them shrink in size an:1
reduce the quality of merchandise offered vis-a-vis their suburban
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Maas Brothers is a profitable store, an:] the fact that it attracts
a significant customer base from Clearwater Beach gives the
do..mtown a rragnet to capture eas tbound traffic pn the Causeway an::]
attract additional retail, food arrl entertainrrent sp:ndiI13 fran
this significant source of disp:>sable incame. To date, however 1
Maas Brothers has had boo little spin-off benefit on surrounding
uses; rrcst stores are not i.mrrediately visible to Maas Brothers 1
traffic nor eSp2cially convenient ,for pedestrians, with l:enks and
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other less active street front uses oCOJpyitl9 intermediate
locations. The location of Maas Brothers I P3rki~ lot -- minimally
convenient to other retail installations, is probably a
contrihutirg factor. Halcyon believes that small' shqJs and
depa-t:tment stores can have a mutually supr:orting relationship, 'aro
that a retail plan can l.::e developed which enables small fashion.
bootiques an:] other retail tenants to cluster aromd Maas Brothers.
3.45: Local Support for Development
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As cited above, the willingness of Ivarious stakeoolder grOlps ard
the cfty am county governments to cooI;:erate with developars arrl
p:>tential investors is an important strength, for downtown
Clearwater. It would be nore effective if this cooferative .
a'ttitude cOlld be coordinated arrl IMrketed. COcperation between
the city ard county is thought to be very good and sp:cific
policies, such as the lack of height ard FAR restrictions arrl City
willingness be assist in the costs of site assembly, pUblic
improvements am parkinj srould prOJe impressive to develcpers fran
other parts of the country.
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Section 3.50: Limitations on Development Opportunities
Below Halcyon summarizes the consensus of Clearwater's stakeholders
concerning the current limitations on develq:m'ent in downtown
Clearwater that currently exist and must be addressed in a
canprehensive fMnner to OJercane market limitation arrl to achieve
community consensus. These viewpoints were consistently repeated
throughout our interviews arrl rreetings with local stakel'olders, who
felt they must be addressed to insure the successful
implementation of the Addendum to the Plan for Downtown clearwater.
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3.51: Overall Development
o Clearwater Downtown Development District;tJrban Center
District (UCD) is underdeveloped~-with an excess amount of
surface parking lots, low-rise buildings arrl vacant
automobile dealerships.
o 'The development pattern in the uen does not takeadvantcge of
bayfront access and views.
o An integrated UCD with :feople-oriented exr:eriences is
hindered by the traffic on Cleveland Street, am limited
interaction/intetplanning ootween different develcpmmt
projects.
Office Development
0, D:>WF,Itown Clearwater's \'.Orking envirolTl\ent lacks the physical
amenities, retail opportunities and parking to attract
regional corporations fran the suburban office p3.rks, St.
Petersburg and Tampa.
o [);)wntown Clearwater lacks identity am direct Interstate
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access to compete against other locatlbns currently
undergoing signficant ofEice construction.
o Clearwater has not identified its labor market pool to
attract businesses interested in locating in Clearwater's
UCD.
o '!he entry alo03 Route 60 is not corrlucive to a corporate
office environment.
\':, 0 '!he office ITErket is still unproven with all eyes focused on
the leasing success of Clearwater Square.
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o The retail develq:)!tlent pa tte cn lacks continui ty arrl
strategically located sites to build food service and
s~cialty stores catering to the oEfice'p:Jpulation~ visitors',
tourists and nearby residential population.
o Retail developrrent:: lacks the supfOrt of a concentrated office'
aoo downtown residential [XtJulation.
o The retail market is seasonal.
o On-stceet parkin:! for visiting retail shopr:ers is limited.
Access
o Access fran the airI;X)rt (Route 60) an::] the m3jor north/south
throughway (Route 19) is unsatisfactory.
o The high volume of traffic on Clevelan::] Street (Route 60)
discourages pedestrian retail activity and on-street
parking.
o Alternative nodes of transit to the UOC ard between the UOC
and Clearwater Beach are limited.
o The draw bridge on the causeway to Clearwater Beech causes
significant congestion.
o There is confusion CNer the feasibili ty of an:] location of
the transit link between Clearwater and St. Petersburg.
Institutions
o The City offices are sprea:1 ara.md the ueD; the current City ',,\
Hall is inefficient and occupies a valuable site. This site,
if redeveloped, coold contribute to the market diversity an::]
development I;X)tential of the Urban Center District.
o The County nee:ls to expard its office sp3ce. '!he Post Office
is considerin:! expansion.
o The Scientologists have acquired significant parcels of
property throughout the ueD vvhich may impact/limit the '\\
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o Clearwa terf s predc:rninantly residential PJpula ticn ard
seasonal tourists do not identify with the problems of the
OCD. 'l11e health of the UCD has not rea:hed a level of
deterioration be became a priority on the political agenda.
o 'llie !=Oli tical am oosiness canmunity with da.>mtown interests
lacks clear leadership to direct the governmental and
financial steps re:.IuirErl to implement canprehensive
redevelopment am to canmi t to selective waterfront
develcpment opfOrtunities. '!his is partly due to the local
ccmmuni ty I s loss of control of the financial insti tutions.
o The objective of development controls and min~l bay front
developm:mt contradicts the current eiwiconm:nt of a sluggish
mat:ket, underdeveloped parcels, arrl the stated desire to
increase the downtown tax base to furd parkio:;:J, traffic and
public Un~ovements. '
o O:lwntown Clearwater has no identity, or unified toome to
attract regional interest arrl the visitation of Clearwater's.
residents arrl tourists.
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canpetio:j am:m:J themselves.
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SEcrION 4.0: DE.VELOPMENr PRCGRAM AND DEVEI.DPMENl' OISTRIcr5
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Econanics arrl the reduced optnrtunity for value transference to
sane extent limit the IX'ssibilities for'stimulati.rg develcprrent in
downtown Clearwater. Halcyon recognizes that no one is willing to
step forward to lea1 an effort to free the bluff of parking lots,
which would be a potential first step to improved !public and
private utilization of one of the rrost valuable local resources in
City hands. We propose instead a less drarratic role for the City
as a resource for downtown develq:>rrent, usirg it as a tenant am
the DDA or eRA as co-develop:r am l,X)Ssibly a tool for site
assembly.
Our site am pro:Jram recanrreroations encanpass several corcepts,
arrl are illustrated in the map on the followil13 page:
o An urban office district in the center of downtown,
clustering modern, Class A office buildings around Clearwater
Square. A tanjible assembly of buildings on eitmr side of
Cleveland Street should take a:1vantage of that troroughfare
arrl enhance its value as an eddress. It srould oEfer an
urban'office-oore alternative to tenants who might be
considering an office park location in too Clearwater region.
o A municipal complex, including many components of the city
govert1Il'ent, heOClquartece:i by city hall. wcated alO1l3'
Cleveland Street at the east errl of the CBD, the proposed
\) municipal canplex is a trump card \oA1ich key decisions rrakers
should place at the ~aker en::1 of the canmercial core as
too-ir part in th:: revitalization of downtown. By
establishi~ a joint venture with a private develop:r, we
believe too city can secure a position on a goo::1 site.
D Specialized retail projects, one of which aimed to expand the
draw of an existi.rg anchor am use the attraction of the
bayfront to serve a regional market: the other to treet
dCMIltown deman:l as it develqJs in conjunction wi th the urban
of f ice core.
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o Do.4ntown housin9, prcposed for sites one block off Clevelarrl
Street, where residents would be able to enjoy the
convenience of downtown livil19' wittout OCC\lpyirg real estate
of prilTe camtercial value.
Section 4.1: Site Development Strategies
4.10: Urban Office Core
Halcyon identified three sites as good locations for high-density,
urban office buildings. A visual contribution be the urban~re
image, the Cleveland Street address, and likely feasibility of site
assembly h~ve been important factors in the selection of these
sites.
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A. Half block immediately north of Cleveland bounded by Watterson
Avenue and Garden Avenue.
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Currently in too harrls of only three owners, one of whom is a
major financial institution which is wfilin.:J to particip3.te in
th::! develcpment. This site srould be given top priority as an
office development opfOrtuni ty. Two of the three buildings on
tm si te are in tre harrls of a sing le CMner ....no may be willing
to playa role in the pcoject. The Plasma Center building may
nero to be corrlernna:1: the problem of the value of its 15-year
lease will have to I::e addcesseO. The First Florida Bank accoss
Garden Avenue CMOS the };arking lot behind tre bJildings, ~ ich
is a key component of the site. The Bank had indicated
willingness to contribute this property for an equi ty [:Osition
in the development.
Th~ City COJld sUpfOrt tre development by prOJidirg p3.rking at
a subsidized cost, perhaps crlding tol the garage recently
constructed at the north errl of t.he block.
Design should be high density ur1:en, but can maintain Cleveland
Street's attractive image by preserving the three-story street
wall. Additional floors--4,Jp to ten stories and canparable in
scale to Clearwater Square--soould be set back. Masonry,
masonry-style, or stucco surfacing along the street wall would
reinforce the favorable pedestrian environnent alorJ3 Clevelard
Street.
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South Side of Cleveland Street at the Western Corner of Garden
Avenue
Multiple ownership is likely to make assembly of this site
difficult. The condemnation and acquisition would assist in
removing blighting influence on downtown development, such as
Mano>>s bar-an acknowledged eyes:Jre. Active businesses should
be relocated within the downtown develcprrent core. AlUough it
is a very appropriate location, it will be underutilized in its
current fo~ if Cleveland Street can be established as an
office address and Clearwater Square acts as an image-building
predecessor.
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ard subsidize::1 parking, perhaps a1din:l to the garage built for
Clearwater Square. r:esign constraints similar to trose
recOT1l11ende:1 for the site north of Clevelarrl should apply.
Kravas Building East of First Florida Bank. A third good
office building site which would contribute bp the pcoposea
urban office core would be the north side of Cleveland Street
between East Avenue and Garden Avenue.
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t'Jith bank cocperation arrl p3rticipation, an:] presurred ci ty
supp:::>rt, only one owner will 00 involved. The small block
north of Laura Street crold 5etve as a si te for a parkirg
garage serving hath the new office building as well as the
existing First Florida building.
Des ign con trols should be similar to those reccmrrended for the
prcposed building on the west side of the First Florida Bank,
with special attention paid to canplementing the design of the
historic ~st office t.o the east.
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4.20: Municipal Complex
Two large sites have been assembled at the east em of the targeted
Clea~ater Central Business District: the D~tt site,
encanpassing almost five blocks south of Clevelarrl Street; arrl the
site t\ot.O and a half blocks north of Clevelard along Myrtle Avenue
ownErl by Arnold Prq:>erties. Both are large enrogh to sel:Ve as an
urban campus for the Ci ty housing many city offices an::] allowing
for several years t expansion.
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Ci~ facilities are currently scattered arrond Clearwater, and many
believe consolidation could achieve efficiency improvements. Some
City cparational uses -- such as Hose rraintaining vehicle fleets,.
need a geographically centralized location, b~t City departrrents
with pre:'laninantly white-collar staffs coold be concentrated to
have an impact on a targetted area of downbo~m.
Both of the sites rec01lITerrled are sufficiently large to permit the
creation of an urban campus allowing buildings and City departments
to 00 intrcduced to the canplex in phases as leases on other
facilities expire or major rehabilitations become necessary.
Guidelines should ensure that design preserves an urban character
am perceiVed density along Cleveland Street. Major buildings and
the municipal canplex itself sh::mld use a Clevelard Street address
" am the first canp:ments of the 'project shol.lld be built on that
trorOlghfare. Parking sh::luld be located near the back of the "
blocks, away from Cleveland Street. As density builds in the
canplex, structure:] parking: -- buH t with planne:1 expan:1abili ty --
,~ill enable it to accanmodate growth in the ci ty \o.Orkfor ce .
Recreational uses cOlld also be a canr:onent of the municipal
canplexi such a program would create the oprnrtuni ty to free
Clearwaterts exceptional bluff of the tennis coorts which take
little advantage of the view and site. Recreational uses would
also I:e best located off of Clevelarrl Street arrl coold eventually
displace more intense uses as the complex fills.
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Relocation of City Hall to the canplex would be a strategic step
when a nore appropriate private or non-profit use for the current
site or building pr:esents itself. Situated as a hea:1quarters on
Cle~eland Street, the benefits of City Hall relocation would
rebound both to the municipal COllplex ard to the interxled
Clearwater urban core.
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is imfX)rtant to the site asserrbly strategy. Accordingly, the City
has an cpp:>rtunity to undertake a joint develcprnent venture wi th
either of the site owners, allowing them to locate private
c01Ul'ercial develcpments at the edge of the municipal canplex,
further enhancin:;J its impact on Cleveland Street.
An .irnl.X'rtant consideration is displacement' of the Olrrent users of
the sites, in particular the auto lots on the D~tt site.
Location of a municipal office canplex on too 9:>uth side of
Clevelarrl on the Dimmitt site would ensure that the car 10t5--a
detriment to the urban image being rought for Clearwater's COO am
to the value of the Cleveland Stre~t address--would I:::le relocated~
Alternatively, we believe that location of too municipal canplex on
the north s'ide of Clevelan.1 will create sufficient loeational value
for private invest..roont across the street to ensure private
redevelofXtlent of key portions of the Dimmitt site.
4.30: Retail Development Opportunities
lvith cooperation from Maas Brothers, which owns the p:>rtion of the
packing lot i.mmediately west of its downtown Clearwater store,
private interests could undertake development of a special~ center
offering quality stopping ard dinill9'. Enconpassing up to 60,000
square feet of retail and 20,000 square feet of foed service, a
center at this location coold exploit water views, p:>ssibly
enhanced..by a landscaped connection to new waterfront walkways and
public f1shing access ways on the Memorial Causeway. 'A, larrlsca,ped
connection to Coachman Park would further enhance the sfte.
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Design will be difficult, as the project is clearly at tte rarote
erd of the city, facing a high-sp:ed highway at the west end of
Clevelarrl Street, arrl cut off fran the bay by Drew Street aOO fran
Coachman Park by a city parkin;] lot. In rodition to a resolution
of these design challen:Jes, a direct connection to Maas Brothers is
,irnp::>rtant, and a destinational feature such as a restaurant or
significant interaction with the bay should be incoqporated in the
plan" for the west end.
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A restaurant at the west erd srould take a::1vantage of the views
over the bay, am the design should allow for convenient and direct
access to p:lrking. Activity am signs alorg Clevelarrl Street would
l::e appropriate. They should aim to t;>uild visibility fran cars, tD
some extent, while offsetting the under-utilization of the larrl
south of Cleveland Street caused by the tennis courts.
Parking will be an impJrtant factor in the site planning, as Maas
Brothers arrl the a::1ditional retail space proposed in the
accanpanying sfecial ty center will require generalS parking if they
are to attract the regional shopping }?q)ulation requiroo. In
addi ticn to too lardscaping recarurerded abOJe, the ci ty can assist
the project by buildi~ parking into the bluff teneath the lot
between Maas Brothers I store arrl the library. Addi tional parking
may te achieve:] either above or below the specialty center,
deperrling on its design arrl integration wi th the Maas Brothers
building. With managem=nt, provision of p3.rki03 at the rate of 3.5
sp:lces r:er 1,000 square feet should be sufficient for the center
and departJrent store. If they are not replaced by improved
larrlscaping, the under-utilized sp3.ces between Drell Street an::1 the
bay should certainly be counted in the ratio. If necessary,
parking cOlld r~lace some of the tennis cOJr'ts after they have
teen relocated to the mmicipal canplex.
A secord phase of sp:cial ty retail develcprrent, fOaJsirJ3 on focx:1
service arrl convenience offerings to downtown office Y.Orkers, would
be an apprcpriate use for the historic p::>st office on Clevelard
Street. Deman::l for such a redevelopnent will result fran
increased daytline shopping and eating generated ~ office wodkers
in the proposed urban office core. Retail rehabilitation of the
po~t office should await a significant increase in the downtown
workforce.
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Downtown Clearwater can be attractivl~ as a residential location,
provided an efficient cluster of units is developed to create the
sense of an urban neighborhocrl. Mcx:lerate density an::l 10f.1-to-
midrise construction along with adequate parkifl3 of at least 1.5
sp3.ces r:er unit will be imp:>rtant factors in market acceptance of
urban living in Clearwater.
Appropriate sites can be found one or two blocks off of Clevelan::l
Street, close enough to offer convenient walking to shoppirg arrl
employroont op~rtunities, but far enough to avoid the noise ard
traffic of Cleveland Street arrl the displacem=nt of prcspective
ccmrrercial lam uses which coold take better advant<33e of the
intended Cleveland Street address.
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Water-related sites, develqJed to improve the pLblic aOO private
environmental quality of the bluff, would l::e ideal to establish
do.-mtown as a residential address by creati.n:J a uniqt.e draw in the
urren market. Though such a use would present a very attractive
alternative to p3rking lots an::1 tennis cOJrts, Clearwater's
leadership lacks a carunitment be enhance the value of both the
bluff am downtown by ,~lacing the existing uses wi th higher aOO
better lard uses which would enhance both the bayfront and
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locations which fit the criteria discussed previously:
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Petersburg Times which consists of most of two blocks south of
Park Street am exterrling to Franklin Street between Myrtle ard
East Avenues. , At almost four acres, this site could suppJrt
over 100 units--sufficient to make a residential enclave
conveniently placed near employrrent cp[XJrtunities created in
tm nB'l urban of fice core.
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approximately three am a half acres, could easily accanrrodate
100 units arrl, take a:1vantage of the envirorment created by
trees aOO nearby residential prop:rties south of Drew bet~en
Booth arrl Greenwoal Avenues aOO i.mrrediately north of Laura
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choose not to renovate. The site1s units will attract derrand
fran the Courtrouse canplex aOO proximity to the bluff.
with an improved image for downtown Clearwater, residential
develcpments there srould be able to can:r;:ete wi th suburban housiI19'
opp:::>rtunities, app::alirg especially to older aOO younger families
witrout children for Yklom convenience to the v.urk place arrl the
amenities of downtown are imp::>rtant. Q:xXl public transit service
to Clearwater beach 'fX)uld be an asset am enhance the absorption of
the proj ects.
Downtown residential projects of the scale recCJl1ffi?n:1ed will enhance
the urban environment, especially at night, aOO will improve
sropping C{)portunitiAs. 'N:>netheless~' establishrrent of dcwntown as
a residential location takes ti.Ire. While it will enhance the
marketmg q:>p::>rtunities for both retail ard office projects, we
don 1 t think it is necessary for revitalization of downtown to await
a significant residential p:.:>pula tion; cc:mrrercial projects can
compete in the Clearwater region using the strategies outlined
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Section 5.0: Traffic Transportation/Streetscape/Park and
Recreational Facilities and Regulatory Considerations
The corrlition of public facilities contributes to tre overall image
downtown conveys to residents, business interests and to visibors.
Favorable impressions of downtown can be generated thrrogh
provision of adequate and convenient accessibility and by visual
improvements to streets, parks arrl key public loca tions. In this
context, ~ have examinerl the adopted Redevelopnent Plan for
Downtown Clearwater in light of existing corditions ard crldress the
following issues:
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is adequate for meetiIl3 demands over the next five years,
consideration should be given to pairing certain arterial
streets as demam increases. Consideration should also be
given to a downtown transit Shuttle system for employees am
beach visibors fran peripheral lots. The potential of the
Clevelarrl Street Mall concept rests on the develcpment of
Drew Street as a by-pass. A strategy to help the city
resolve this issue is suggested 9J that otrer public arrl
private investment decisions can proceed.
o Street Landscaping!parks and Recreation Facilities -- A
program for developing attractive landscaping on selected
tl-orooghfares nee:1s to be initiated to benefit IIDtorists arrl
pedestrians. Improverrents to key sites at "gateways" to
da-mtown sh:>uld be made thrCtlgh Ci ty acqui 5i ticn arx:J
landscaping of selected prop:!rties on major troroughfares
located at the p:riphery of the core area.
o Park and Recreation Facilities -- Development of the proposed
municipal facilities canplex' on Clevelarrl Street coold
accommodate a tennis/racquetball center to replace the
ina:leguate facHi ties at the Bayfront. I.arrlscapiI13
irnprovemE!Ots to Coachman Park are suggested as well as
pedestrian walks in the bluff area.
The size am intensity of private development in downtown can be
encouraged at a scale that denotes that Clearwater is a rredium size
city with concern for a quality style of living. To this errl, we
have recanIlErded regulatory limitations on buildi03 heights arrl
bulk that prOlJide flexibility to the develoI;€r yet keeps downtown
at a mid-size city scale.
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Short-Term Considerations
Analysis of I,the existing street system within dOHntown irrlicates
the system can t:e expected to acccmm::x1ate traffic for the next five
years, including the proposed projects in this dOHnbown
redevelopnent plan upjate.
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given to pairifB certain arterial streets. The only current
one-way pairs are Chestnut Street (eastboond) am Court Street
(westboun::1) which provide rrore than adequate capacity. Ultimately,
the north-south corridor will require relief. It has been
suggested that Ft. Harrison Avenue and Myrtle Avenue serve this
function with Myrtle Avenue being exterrled SJuth to the City
limits. It would t:e irnt;erative to precede this major change in
traffic circulation with a comprehensive analysis which would
include a parking and traffic circulation study.
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Long-Term Considerations
The adopted Redevelopment Plan for Downtown Clearwater identifies
as a key feature, the creation of the Cleveland Street Mall. '!his
concept is deperdent up:m diverting State Row 60 away fran
Cleveland Street onto Drew Street. Subsequent studies, such as the
, Proposed Cleveland Street Mall by Graham Design AS8:lciates, srow
the diversion of State Road 60 from Cleveland Street to East Avenue
arrl th::m ~stward alon:; Drew Street acress a ne,.,r six-lane bridge to
the existing Causeway.
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While traffic volwne on Clevelard Street does not justify the new
street proposal, the concept has potential for solving the awkward
traffic movements at Pierce Boulevard, Cleveland Street and the
Causeway. This concept needs thJrough study to avoid shiftirg the
awkward intersection problem to a new location east of Clevelard
Street. It is likely that within twenty years the old existing
rrovable bridge will need to I::e replaced. A n€W fixed bridge would
cause less disruption to traffic. When the bridge needs to be
replaced, the Florida Department of Transportation would likely
look favorably on a fixed bridge replacement to reduce operating
ard maintenance costs to the DepartIre'lt.
The followirg reccnunendations are made regarding the Drew Street/
bridge replacement proposal:
1. Test the Pro[X)sal. FOlJ1lally prcpose the project for inclusion
in the upjate of the Inng Range H~,ghway Plan for adoption by
to::! Metropoli tan Transp::lrtation Organiza tion (MfO). Clnce
adopted, the concept would be eligible for federal and state
funds an:] fot::' placement in the State's Five Year prO:Jran for
construction. If it lsn1t part of the adopted plan, local
ftnding would be re:Juired to entirely pay for the project.
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proposal. Ascertain to the extent poss ible when the project
coold be formally studied by the Depart:m=nt ard constructed.
Based on the large number of projects in the First District
that t~ DepartIrent is attempting to construct an:] t~ lack of
,adequate funds, it is unlikely that this project woul.d be
fmded for several.. years -- assuming oocption by the MFO as
part of the lorg range highway plan for Pinellas County.
The City I s willingness to flmd a Departrrent Study of this concept
am a portion of the construction should be considered as a rreans
of expaditing the process.
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The developrrent projects ard public improvements that have been
proposed in this Downtown Plan Update are not dep:ndent on the
Clevelarrl Street Mall, but they are canpatible srould the mall
becane a reality. It will require a major canmi.trnent by the City
to establish the feasibility of this improverrent. Sh:luld the
foregoirg recamnendations not l::e pursued by the Ci ty or should it
becane app:lrent that the Drew Street bypass an:] bridge will not be
adopte::1 by the MPO or considered by the FOOT, the concept should be
drcppad iran the plan.
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As the downtown develq:>s with najor neN projects, shuttli03 workers
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soould be a:1dressed. '!'his concept is exparrled in the discussion of
. parking which follows.
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The MFO is presently in the conceptual stage of planning a canmuter
rail service eKtendi03 from Clearwater to Downtown St. Petersburg
utilizing existing railroad rights-of-way. Sh:>uld feasibility of
this system be positive, the route th~ough downtown' could follow
too old rail line an:1 then Garden Avenue through the Core Area,
utilizirg the downtown bus terminal as a major transit station for
interface with local buses am shuttles.
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As the City continues to develop, ITOre emphasis should be placed on
structure:I parking that can be utilized not only during the nomal
work week, but in conjunction with evenil'l3 arrl ~eken:::1 activities.
One c:pportunity for such a facility is adjacent to Maas Brothers.
This parkirg facility would serve shcppers and employees during the
day ard ,restaurant arrl Coachman p3rk event users at other times.
The plan suggests other locations.
The exact location, size arrl tirnil'l3 of too construction of
addi tional p:!rking structures will be dependent on new
developments. Negotiations with developers to satisfY their
parking requirements with commitments of space in the municipal
garages is an important asp:ct of this pr03ram.
Attractive arrl distinctive signage directing traffic f):"om Cleveland
Street, Ft. Harrison Avenue, and Court Street would help educate
the public to these parki03 cpportunities. This would help dis'pell
too misconception that there is insufficient parkil'l3 in downtown.
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The existing surface parking areas in downtown nee1 to be up:Jra:led
as to landscaping and signage directing traffic troroughfares to
trem. Priority soould be given to toose lots in tre Core Area
locate:] near Cleveland Street: where the plan calls for new
projects. Attractive lots will call attention to available ~
parking, terrl to upgrade the visual appearance of downtown, ar\d
derronstrate City canmitIrent to a concerted re:levelcpmEmt prQ3ram.
Shuttle Lot
A shuttle service p3.t'k-arrl-ride facility COlld assist in relieving
traffic on the causeway for l::each visitors d,riving through downtown
during weekerrls between April arrl October. The shuttle lot on the
east side of down~own would be pro[:erly located for the large
number of east Tampa Bay Area visitors.
Consideration should also ~ given to provision of this
park-arrl-ride facility for daily trips for do.vntown emplOjees.
This could provide a less expensive parking alternative than
structure:3. facili.ties crljacent to employment destinations. Shuttle
service would include the major Gore Area destinations such as Maas
Brothers arrl Clearwater Square. A vacated auto dealership alon:!
Cleveland Street could serve as a commuter parking lot and shuttle
terminus.
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should re investigated. This study.would include a survey of
businesses, employees, arrl l:each visitors aimed at est~lishing
potential ridership data; evaluation of shuttle systems in
cOllparable cities; capi tal.,fl11ding an:] cperatin3/maintenance ca;t
financirg alternatives. FinancifB investigation alternatives could" ,
include' the use of increased parking fees at the be~h, subsidies
fran governmental sources,' payments by developers in lieu of
on-site, r;arking, user fees, or a canbination of these alternatives.
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While the drivin:j force for downtown redevelopment canes from
private investJrent, the City can ard sh:>uld influence the visual
character of downtown redevelopment through public investment. One
such investment pro;Jram is the larrlscaping of downtown
thoroughfares, i.e., streetscaping. A pilot project has already
been established by the Ci 1:j in the 400 block of Clevelarrl Street.
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Streetscaping is a systematic program of functional and aesthetic
improoements to the street rights-oE-way, includin:j fedestrian
thoroughfares. It includes consideration for paverrent
configuration arrl texture, larrlscape plantirg, street furniture an:1
fixtures, lighting, public signage and regulation of private signs
an:1 building facades.
The rressage that sound streetscaping conveys to the canmlD1ity an:1
the visiting public is concern Eor, and pride in, Clearwater's
quali ty of life. Sound streetscapirg is consistent wi th the
sentiment expressed by the City's officials arrl business leaders
that Clearwater is a quali ty canmunity.
1. Develc:p an:l adopt a streetscat;:e plan for the Downtown
Redevelopment District which includes design standards for
sidewalks, landscaping, signs, street lighting, furniture and
fixtures.
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Starrlards for streets in each Zonin:j Sub-District sh::>uld be
established and for eadl major ttnroughEare. The following
thoroughfares should be included: pierce Boulevard,
Ft. Harrison Avenue, Cleveland Street, Court Street, Chestnut
Street, Drew Street, arrl Myrtle Avenue. In crldi tion, Osceola
Avenue should have streetscapin:j because of its proximity to
public of fices an:] retail facili ties arrl loea tion alorg the
bluff.
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streetscat;:e program are as follows:
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Plerce Bouelvard arrl Drew Street alan:] the Bayfront -- Vlsually
tie in the, improvement already made to the Bayfront park areas
am to future improoements to Coachman Park' 'an:1 to the ga teway
proposal at the Causeway so as to insure a unified app:?arance
for this area. Palm trees alOl13 the roa:1way are an ap[Xc:priate
major landscape element.
Chestnut, Court, arrl Drew Streets -- Uniformly placed oak trees
and unifonm thoroughfare lighting would provide the ~oper
scale as thJroughfares bordering downtown an:] a::ljacent areas.
These major arterials would take on a boulevard-like quality.
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Stage streetsca~ improvements with initial projects focused on
visually linking the public parking garages am' major lots wi th
Cleveland Street. These linkages should: 1) follow consistent
tremas for vegetative plantings, 2) prO/ide texture::3
aesthetically designed sidewalks (as opposed to typical
concrete p3.vement), 3) include uniqoo lighting starrlards that
are functional, yet create a nore festive atmosphere, and 4)
provide for distinctive attractive signs for vehicular am
pedestrian use.
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Osceola Avenue -- This street serves as a major, yet quiet
thoroughfare linking the County Office Complex and City Hall
wi th Clevelarrl Street arrl Haas Brothers. Large sha:Je trees,
texture:1 pavement, decorative street lighting standards, street
furnitut'e (e.g., benches, kiosks) would enhance tm t=edestrian
movements am contribute to securin:J the uniqooness and valle
to dc:Mntown of this bluff-top street.
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tl-oroogh dCMntown, this street calld be develcped as outlined
for Chestnut, Court, and Drew Streets. Within one block north
an:] oouth of Clevelarrl Street, st;ecial textured, sidewalks am
festive street lig~ting standards should be considered that are
consistent with the lamscaping theme on Clevelarrl Street.
Shade trees of medium size, uniformly placed on either side of
the street, smuld be considere1.
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Dre.-1 Street as a by-pass, investment in streetscapin:J smuld be
minimal. Should the canmitrrent to the Drew Street by-pass be
made, tren plans alrea:ly prepared for Clevelan:l Street Mall
should be up::1ated aoo implemented. Should the Drew Street
concept be decline::], then the pilot streetscaping project
should be extended from Pierce Bouleva~ be Myrtle Avenue.
This can be done in phases. Festive street lighting staniards,
textured sidewalks arrl I::enches should be incorp::>rated into the
prcgram. Small to mid-size trees stould be plantecl am streets
linking Cleveland Street with parking facilities should
continue the design therre (texture, lightin:!, larrlscaping).
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streetsca~ standards would apply at t.he time of construction.
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A [):)wntown District Signa:/e pro:rram slnuld include a revised
logo that is colorful with an identifiable. These signs would
be used at entranceways to the City, such as on Ft. Harris::m
Avenue, Cleveland Street; or Court Street. They would identify
dONntown arrl prO/ide direction to public of,f-street parking am · J
major public facilities.
Financing these impro.rements COlld be ne:Jotiated wi th
developers "of new or renovated prop:rties, although the a:::lded
original cost of these improvements srould be considere::1 as a
public investment in the irnproveroont of the City.
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5. Near-term improverrents in streetscaping on Clevelarrl Street
should be considered that would remain in place or be altered
at little coot at such time construction of a mall oCOJrs. 'nle'
development of the Cleveland Street Mall is dependent on the
rerooting of State Road 60.
6. Inclusion of setbacks and plazas in the proposed new
development projects will pro.ride additional landscape
opportunities in Downtown. At such ti.JTe as unifotITl streetscape
starrlards are a::lopted, City staff site plan revi6'l arrl
negotiation with developers should insure aesthetic and
fmctional canpatibili ty of these plazas arrl setbacks wi th the
City's streetscape theme.
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The workshops held in the fall of 1985 with civic, business and
canmunity lea:lers r63arding the up:1ate of the downtown plan
disclosoo concern for preservation of the waterfront areas and
bluff fran further develq:lment. While the argurrent COlld be made
for the benefits for a revitalized downtown through dramatic
quality develcpment of the Bayfront area, too canmunity consensus'
conveyed is that the Bayfront should' be a passive p:lrk-like area.
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improveJOOnts could be made to the op::n areas. The following
recaTl/lEooations are aimed at making this waterfront ITDre useful arrl
aesthetically pleasing as a passive open space area.
1. Relocate the tennis crorts. These serve a relatively small
y;:ortion of the public. The facilities are inadequate in that
toore is a small antiquated clubhouse facility. Expansion into
a complete tennis complex was not funded in the 1984 bond
refererrlum arrl would not be the best use of this prq:>erty.
Relocation to the proposed municipal facilities complex on
Clevelard Street lM:luld allOW' for rrore crorts, prO/ision of a
pro shop arrl locker roans, better 1 ightirg arrl peGs ibly othe r
activities such as racquet ball.
2. Improve the landscaping of Coachman Park with trees, irrigation
and larrlscaped pedestrian connectors to the proposed retail
canplex in the ~rki03 lot west of Maas Brothers.
3. As part of the Bayfront improvements, rerove the parking Jreters
in the parki03 area on Pierce Boulevard north of pierce Street.
These distract fran the scenic vie.ol.
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Other considerations for the downtown area parks and recreation
include the opp::>rtunities at the proposed municipal conplex on
Cleveland Street. The complex would not only serve as the
administrative center for the city of Clearwater, but crold prO/ide
a downtown recreational facility. A tennis and racquetball center
wi th clubhouse arrl exercise facili ties in a park-like setti..n;J in
the complex could provide a faciE ty centrally located to the
City's residents am dc::wntown MJrkers.
The linage of downtown as a pleasant and exciting place can be
e,nhanced by imprC1J'i03 the app::arance of key locations or ga teways
alorq thoroughfares leadi.rg into downtown. TIlis gateway concept,
included in th? aJopted Redevelopnent Plan for Clearwater, slnuld
t:.e retained aoo implemented. The following key locations should b'e
tastefully larrlscaped with apprq:>riate and subdued signege
welcanin:J the motorists to the Core Area: the triangle formed by
the intersection of Court and Chestnut Streets; Cleveland Street at
the p~oposed Municipal Complex; the intersection area at Memorial
Causeway and Pierce Boulevard; and Ft. Harrison Avenue in the
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vicinity of eit.ter Chestnut or Court Streets. 'these locations neEd ' '.
to t:e acquired by the City to adequately plan, control an:! impcove
tre sites. Each gateway prcperty will nee:! to be examina:1 ,as to
improvements required basa:J on potential uses of the si te for othe r
than purely aesthetic purposes.
As new major residential develq:>rrents are appcOJed in treDowntown
District, consideration should be given to creatin:J small
neighbochoa:J cpen sp::lce p3cks or recreational facilities in the
mediate vicinity. The need for such a facility would be '
deperxlent in part on tt:e anticipated residential. 'c:har~ter of tt:e
res idents (age, family size, incane) arrl needs of the slIrt'ounding
area. tDcation "'-Ould deperrl on t.oo location of tre n6<l
developnent.
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A. REDEFINITION CF DISTRICT BOUNDARIES
The a:1opted plan identif.ies two basic districts in do.mtown for the
purposes of decisions regardirq larrl use aoo circulation. These
" are tm Downtown Core Area exten::Hrq fran the waterfront to Myrtle
Avenue aid the Eastern, COre extendirg frcm Myrtle, to Fcedrica
fOaJsing on Clevelarrl.
The Downtown Develq:lIl'Ent District has furtmr refina:] this concept
in the designation of the Bayfront Area (DC-B) lying west of
Osceola Avenue am Ft. Harriron Avenue; the core Area (UC-D) lyin:l
east of Osceola Avenue and Ft. Harrison Avenue an:] west of Myrtle
Avenue t arrl the Eastern Corridor Area lying east of Myrtle Avenue.
Further nodification of these districts is reccmrrended to focus
appropriate developrrent J.Xllicies where develcpment is likely to
occur. The following modifications are suggested arx:1 are srown on
the nap on the follCMiN3 ~ge.
. Bayfront Area (UC-B) -- Leave as is to reflect special
considerations for tho'\ bluff area.
Core Area (UC-C)
It is recanrrerrled that the core area, too central canrrercial
area in downtown be expanded eastward to Greenv.ood Avenue.
This expansion \\Ould reccgnize the redevelcprrent p::>tential of
sane of the larger tracts located near Cleveland Street lying
east of Myrtle Avenue. These prcperties have been identifia:1
elsewhere in this report for pccspective major projects that,
because of the ir size am nature, would be considered "core
area" developrents.
The expansion further reccgni2es the p:ltential develcpment .
treoo of a IIDre east-west oriented downtown than the pcesent
north-south Core Area UC, di str lct reflects. '
Core Peripheral Area (UC-P) -- This is a proposed new
district created fron the existing Core Area (UC-C) District.
O1e p:Jrtion would l::e north of Drew Street ard the other south
of Chestnut Street wi thin the Downtown Develq:m'ent District.
This District serves as a buffer to aceas adja'cent to the COre
that Hill be less intensively develq:>ed. It reflects a
reorientation for intensive development east-west rathec than
north-south as in the current Core Area (UC-C).
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a rrore concentrated district for intense developrent ard
public imprOleroonts for p3.rking [:e(lestrian am streetscapin:),
than would occur with scattered develc:{::ment.
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Our approach to rerlevelcpment of downtown Clear-",ater is one of
encouraging private development within the context of the broad
caIUnLUlity goals as disclosed in the cdq:>ted Dcwntown Redevelopnent
Plan arrl in existi03 developrent regulations.
fundarrental canmunity goals for downtown were qenerally, altrough
not unani..rrously, expressed in the fall of 1985 in a series of
\IoOrksoop sessions with civic am l::usiness are paraphrased arrl
sUlt1llarizerl as follows:
o New develcprrent west of Osceola Avenue (the bluff area) is to
be discouraged.
o New arrl refurbished develq::n-ent in the Core Area srould be
encouraged provided buildifXJ height arrl lard use intensity
are at a rroderate scale in keeping with a mid-size
residential canmunity rather than a major urban regional
center such as Tampa.
o Larrl uses canpatible with downtown Clear",ater sh::>uld be
develope:] to replace the vacate:1 auto dealerships.
o Quali 'cj develcprrent soould be enco.lra:jed wi th variety arrl
pleasing aesthetics.
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,for prcducing viable arrl profitable projects-will I:e the driving
force :in redevelq:>io:;} dc.:lwntown ratter than voluminOls poolic plans
ard regulations. Nevertheless, City-ad.opted guidelines for
develq:ment nea:1 to be in place to set the parameters for
developers. Our concern is that since downtown Clearwater has not
been subjected to the intense develcpment pr:essure facio.:J wajor
Florida cities, highly restrictive ordinances that might discourage
quality develcpnent are not desiroole at this time. '
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evident, tte ordinances can be reexamined am nacle rrore restrictive
at that time.
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We ~uld recCJ1U1"en:1 relaxirg the prcposed one parkirg space per 400
square feet of retail, office, services, and ,manufacturing uses.
consideration smuld be given to a gra::luated scale fran one sface
per 600 square feet for buildings under 100,000 square feet and 1.1
sfBces fer 500 square feet for larger projects. The proximity of
available off-site parkin:! should be considered in regulatil'B and
approving projects. Private prcwision of on-site (off-street)
parkin::1 in downtown is costly to develofers. Businesses that must
prO/ide on-site parking to be canpetitive will do so r83ardless of
the regulation. other businesses will rely in part, on negotiated
City-prcwided fLl1ds arrl thus help reinforce the use of the neN arrl
proposed public garages. Regulations requiring excessive on-site
parking will tern to hurt patroncge of pLblic garcges am may
discourage new development.
Building Height!Mass
Generally, buildings up to 15 floors ~uld be appccpriate Eor the
Core Area. Allowance of higher buildings should be provided only
with incentives or boruses for larrlscaped plazas, set-backs, am
provision of adequate off-street parking. Because the character of
Clearwater is primarily a mid-size r.esidential canrnunity, larger
massive buildings exceedirg an P.A.R. of 5.0 am buildin:J heights
excee::Hng 25 floors srould be discOJr83ed.
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ConsideratUJn should be given to the following concepts. Front
setback: none. Size yard: zero or three feet -- unless
residential use on crljacent property, then 20 feet. Rear lot 10
feet 1 or 20 feet if adj acent to res idential use.
The front setback concept'nay nero refinement Eor streets where
there already is inadequate right~f-way for sidewalks, such as on
Ft. Harrison Avenue in the block north of Clevelarrl Street. ':those
specific situations may have to be spelled out in the ordinance
rE!!uiring setbacks which deperd on the inroequacy of the existirg
right-of-way.
Application of the F .A.R. larrlscape re:]uirarents arrl site plan
review will tem,[:er the "all concrete" appearance of projects. Site
plan review can prOJide opp::lrtLU1 ity for n630tiated plazas, gro.md
floor op=n space or setbacks arrl landscapinj that regulations
cannot sensitively dictate Eor each develq:msnt situation.
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as a transition bet'f.een"higher intensity developnent in ,the Ur:ban
Core Area (UC-C) arrl a:ljacent areas north an:! s::Juth of oo..mtown.
parkinq -- On-site parking requirements would be as provided
in tte City's prcposed Core Area DC regulations. '
. Building Height' and Mass ,-- Buildings in this district could
rarge up to 10 floors or an F' .A.R. of 3.0.
Eastern Corridor Subdistrict (UC-E)
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Halcyon has prepared financial pro forma analyses for two
developnent projects to test the financial feasibility of office
an:1 housing develcprrent opfOrtunities in dONIltown Clearwater. CXle
prototypical project is a 110,000 square foot office building; the
other a lOS-unit townhouse an:1 midrise rousing canplex. In both
cases, Halcyon projects a development budget, financing structure,
operating pro forma arrl fOtential return to the develcper an:]
equity investors. The pro forma analyses are flexible to resp::lnd
to p3rticular lam acquisition, develcpment econanics am market
price adjustments.
Fran the analysis bel 0,1/ , Halcyon hc.d concluded that develcpers will
require assistance in lam acquisition, parking and street
imprOJements to bJild the projects recanrren:led in the master plan
on the ti.rre schedule projected. For city officials am local land
o,.;ners to achieve the quality development aspirej to, city
taxpayers must be represented through a united voice and coordinate
available financial arrl PJli tical resources towards downtown
development. The resources include City commission support,
coordinated Public Works exfeooitures, am a public/private lam
bank fortified with eminent danain p:::>wecs arx:1 public supp:>rt for
da.omtown structurej parking. Feasible devel'cpment also requires a
publicly supfCrted regional am national marketi03 program.
The following two sections present financial rrodels for office arrl
condaninium development in downtown Clearwater.. Each section
concludes with an analysis of the return to develq:>er am equity
investors am areas where public involverrent will critically
improve project feasibility.
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Bela.ol HalC'j'On presents the develc:prrent b.1dget financi~ structure
arrl pr,o f.orrna for the develcprent of a 110,000 square foot office
buildingJin'downtown Clearwater. (It is ass~ tre City will
construct the parkin:j garage.) we then list our assumptions.
The tx'oject is eminently feasible provided tre develcper can
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Construction Costs
Architecture & Engineering Fees
Developer Fees
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Construction Interest ,
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330,000
450,000
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6% of cons tr~~tion coo ts
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1 .5% of total ccs ts
20% of 3rd year net revenue
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Points, Closing Costs, Misc.
Operating Losses
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190,000
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NOrE: Land ccsts are high b3sed on financial arrl €Canonic realities of da.,rn-
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1. Debt financirq base:1 on capitalizirg third year's stabilized c~h flew,
fixed rate IlOrtgage tei:ms (11.5,% interest rate ever 30 years with a ten
year balloon payment), ani required coverage rate relationship (118%)
between st.:bilized cash fla,.,r an::! projected debt service t'Clyrrents.
2. The equity invest:m;:nt required is the dif ference bet....-een total pcoject
costs am supp:ntable debt.
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investment, sacrificed develop:r fees arrl develop:r guarantees. The return
on investment (internal rate of return) is available to the develcper
and/or equity invesbnent in the focn of tax credits, cash flow,
depreciation tax benefits arrl appreciation gains ,fran sale. The develq:>ers \,
will alSJ receive available fees am ccst savings.
6. 14: Ooeratinq Pro Forma Assumotions
1 . 110,000 gross square foot bJildirq assurres 17,000 square foot flcor pla te.
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canp:junded anrual cate of 6%.
4. Annual ope rat in:] expenses are, $4.00 per gross square foot for 'I
the first year, a:ljusted to reflect vacancies wi th 5% anrual
inflation. Increases in the operatirg costs are passed through
to tre tenants wi thin the anrual rent increase.
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9. Five-year arrortization of organization expenses.
10. Investment tax credit of 10% for furniture, fixtures and
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The return to the develo[::er aoo equity investors pcesented below is
canpetitive with otter real estate develcprrents prOJided the
develo[::er "can achieve at least 33% pre-leasirg and the' City assists
in as::errbling lard an1 constructin;l tl-e parkirg. . ':,
The cash fl""",, after tax ard capital appreciation I::enefits are
significant, prOlidio;:J sufficient returns to attract tre equity
investors arrl to canpensate the private developer for investing
up front costs arrl bearing the construction arrl lease up risks. '!he
lorg teen cash I::enefits increase dramatically as rents rollover,
which srould allow tre develcper to assist in retirin:J the debt
service on the parking garage bonds.
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A. Financial Pro;ections
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Develcprrent of townrouse am mid-rise oousill3 in dCMntown
Clearwater is market am financially feasible provided quali ty
construction, amenities an:] linkage to t~ p:lsitive environnents of
the C'cwntown Developrent District. With market rate housiN3
opp:lctunities available alon; the waterfront an:1 bluff, or near the
hospital am lower price op~rtunities behirrl the office core along
Clevelarrl Street, we have projected a financial m::x1el based on the
mid-point range of sales price of $90 per square foot.
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On the follcwlll3 pages, Halcyon presents too develcprrent budg;t,
construction and sale schedule, arrl the financial pt'o forma for the
develcprrent of 105 units. The assumptions behirrl too projections
are then outlined.
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acquires well locate:j parcels arrl the Ci ty pf Clearwater assists in
previding: the smpplll3, recreational arrl environnental amenities to
help attract prospective condaninium buyers.
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parcels, such as the cat" dealers, may require assistance with land
acquisition arrl writedo..m, or sh:::>uld be integrated into a larger
mixed-use project. CondaniniLUn developrrent along the waterfront,
bluff or city-ownerl P3rcels can I:e extrarely proEitGble ard
thereby generate additional profits am fundirg to assist other
develcprrents in the Downtown Develcprmnt District.
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Censi ty is 35 units pee acee, i.e., al teenately stacked
townOOuses, in conjlD1ction with mid-eise to~r.
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management costs, but not cons truction interest oe marketing
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6. Sales pt"ice: S90,OOO pee LD'lity
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The return to a prcspective develcper is competitive wi th other
developnent C'ppjrtunities. Develor;::er cash invesl:nEnt will be
required. to secure site control am flJ1d pr:e-develcprrent
professional services. Construction financirg is projected to fLl1d
construction, financing arC marketi.n:;J ccsts. 'l'he develcper will
tear the risk of cost overruns ard slO11 condaniniLm sales.
The projected [Xofits to t~ develcper are 20% of t~ project I s
I,costs, the projected cumulative after-tax l:enefits exceed 15% of
project ccsts, ard tre projected value of benefits disca.mted for
tinE am risk exceeds 10% of the project coots. The projecte:3
profit '..rill increase or decrease depen:Hng on acquisition ccsts,
construction costs, sales abrorption an::i sales price. The mcst
critical variable is acquisition ccsts.
The returns will vary according to developrrent econanics.
Halcyon's nodel irrlicates oor confidence in the market arrl
financial feas ibili ty of res idential condaninium devel~nt in
d~town Clearwater, provided the city assists in acquirin:J parcels
of land from holdouts and supports the development of retail
parking ard public Unpr~ements.
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Section 7.0: Implementation Steps 'for Development
Successful implementation of the crlderrlum to the The Plan for
Downtown Clearwater will ra::t:uire a concerted partnel:Ship between
the d if ferent bt:'anches of the Ci t1/Gover/1lTent:, the I:bwn town
Develcpment Board, lam cwners, business [:eople, develcpers ard the
press. The market strength, larrl Q\l,f\ership pltterns ani
develc::prrent econanics are not sufficient to spur coordinated,
quality office, retail and residential development without anchor
developments on both ends of Cleveland Street: and Ci~ assistance
in lam acquisition, pat:'king, street improvements and marketi~ for
infill office and residential developments.
The Ci ty of Clearwa ter faces a challengin;J crcesrocrl in its
do.-mtown ra:1evelc:pm:;nt. Canpati tion for pt'cs[:Ective office
tenants, specialty retailers and restaurants and profess1onal
households in tOO Tampa Bay r6310n r~uires that do..rntown
Clearwater establish an ident! ty and dlaracter, cepresent a united
p:>li tical am plannin:J consensus arrl package available si tes wi th
cannited City financial support.
The first step requires app:OIlal of too cd~rrlum to The Plan for
[):)wntown Clearwater by the Ci ty Camnission. This will require
careful previewing with the area stakeoolc:Er5 am errlorserrent of
the objectives, conclusions ani implementation steps.
The ne."t implerrentation steps to set the st~e for private
paxticipation should be:
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municipal canplex with ancillary recreation facilities.
o Negotiation for acquisition of the ooardonErl car dealership
for the interim use as s'urface parkin; for downtown office
lNOckers, sropp;-rs am Clearwatet" Bea:n visitors.
o Canmitment to assist in the Einancir19 of the construction of
a structured r:arking gac<33e in conjunct ion wi th the
developnent of a spacial ty reta il centec next to Maas
Brotrers. Consensus on the develcpment prcgram am zonif'l3
requirements for the specialty center develcprrent.
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o Packaging of this report ard subsWLEnt implesrentation steps
to regional arrl national develop;!rs announcing the office,
housir~ am ptblic/pr iva te partnership develcprrent
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The steps aba/e help establish cra:libili ty ard an image for
downtown Clearwater at the least ccst. DeveloP3rs will l:e
interested in the link to Clearwater Beach, too develcprrent
activity represented by the surface lot construction and mtnicipal/
cultural/recreational canplex plannil13 ard the ameniCj of the Maas
Brothers specialty retail canplex. towntown Clearwater's image
will shift from a cluster of non-descript office buildings as the
termination p:>int of the car dealer arrl fast food restaurants on
State Route 60 to an evolving urban center \!which, while linked to
the amenities of Clearwater Beach, is striving for a 12-16 hour
pedestrian, cultural am recreational environnent.
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Site Control/beveloper solicitation
Developers will also be concernEd about site control ard the tools
the City has available to assist in land write-downs, parking
construction, arrl street improvements. By lard banking the car
dealership/surface parking lot and attracting private development
in conjunction with the municipal/cultural/recreational canplex,
the ci ty has "development product" to market to the developnent
canmLU1ity. Maas Brothers can also be ~oerl to ffi3rket its site to a
retail specialty center developer. Subsequently, the City can \I,Ork
wi th larrl cwners to Jl\3rke t the ir si tes to prcst::ect ive of fice and
housing developers.
Government Coordination
A major challel13e is to coordinate the activities of the various
Ci ty deparbrents. ]):)wntown public w:Jrks expendi tlIt"es and annual
cap~ tal replacement budge ts srould be targe too towards identifiaJ
downtown p:ircels. The ci ty Carunissioners, Departrrent of Planning
am Downtown Develcprrent Board must step forward with a united
front coalescing different sources of financing and marketing
budgets'to assist do.-mtown develq:lInent.
Public Funding
Public exp:rrliture [ntential must be assessed. OpEront capital
funding am lard acquisition will be difficult but will be
reimbursed through land leases ard sales, prcperty tax payments an:1
the eventual flCM arrl profit fran the projects. The level of
upfront investIrent an:1 subsidy will diminish as several projects
are canplete::l ard leased am the regional office market glut
subsides. But the City srould lay the groundwork no,.; for sites to "l
te available when the oversupply of office space in the region is
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office space because of proximity to the airp:>rt ard clearer
image as an office district.
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Appendix B: Developer Review
Halcyon has reviewed tre Addendum to the Plan for Do.-mtown
Clearwater and recommended development opportunities with two
developers with different real estate sfecialties. Ole develcper
has recently canpleted a 180,000 square foot office buildiNJ in the
Westsmre area of Tampa. '!he canpany is hea:1quartera:J in Memphis,
Tennessee. The secon:::1 developar has built, over 2,800 housin:) units
in urban mixed-use enviroments an:1 is currently aggressively
seekirg developnent qJfOrtLU1ities in Miami Beach, Key West, Fort
Lauderdale ard Naples. Tois firm is heaiquartera:1 in Beston,
Massachusetts.
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The of fiee develcper of fered these cOTtJTents on the develcpment
prosF€cts in downtown Clearwater an:! the Addendum to' the Plan' for
Downtown Clearwater.
o '!he image of downtown Clearwater is unfoOJsed, wi th a mixture
of different uses--low-rise and high-rise; government, retail
am of fiee uses.
o Cowntown Clearwater does not benefit Eran tre strorq regional
image of its bedroCll canmunity, with no appa.rent link bat....-een
. da,..rntown arrl the amenities of the residential canmunity.
o COnfidence in the developrent of dovmtown office space will
always be threatenoo bj the intervenin3" conpatition at Park
Place an:] the p?rforrnance of Clearwater Square.
o '!he b;st rource of tenants would be small corporations in the
Tampa Bay area whose executives live in Clearwater.
Soliciting these coqporations may require a community
outreach Eran the Chaml::er of CO\'Ut"erce arrl city officials.
o Sp::culative development of office develcpment will require
pre-leasing of at least 35%.
o Toe nost important criteria to be rret before develcpll'ent in
downtown Clearwater will t:e at tractive is clear site control,
pre-leasing interest, ard goverrrnent assistance for parkin;
am public improverrents.
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the, entire Clearwater ccmmunity, community amenities and,
ITOst importantly, the amenities for the office emplO'jees.
The residential developer offered these comments on the residential
marke t analys is am" development recanrrerrla tions:
o There is limite:] prc:rluct in the Clearwater marketplace
ca tering to to: two-professional rouserold M'lO v.oJ::ks do.-m town
an:! is seekin:r a housing option with a densi ty similar to the
northern cities. .
o MY rousing prcxJuct in downtown must offer a high level of'
interior, exterior am recreational amenities and have nearby
soopping an:] restaurant opp:>rtunities.
o Based on the housin:J cost, the housing price could I::e higher.
'lhe market price, as projected, is conservative enOJgh to
weather the, market acceptance that will be required.
o '!he best housir13 q:>p:>rtunities are alorg the waterfront am
on the bluff, given the view, proximity to Clearwater Beach,
am the pr ox imi ty to the legal, of fice an:] goverrment
workers.
o Financial feasibility will r€quire clear site control arrl
public assistance for P3rkirg arrl street improvements.
o D:>wntown residential development will be very risky. Rental
oousing will require lowar lan:l acquisition arrl construction
coo ts.
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Ag'enda No.
Meetl n9 Date: } 1/20/86
MEMORANDUM TO:
The City Commission of the City of Clearwater
SUBJECT:
ENTERPRISE ZONE APPLICATION
RECOM MENDATION:
C1.ty Commission
Entcrpri5c Zone
JtllltliHY I, 1987,
tidopt uttadwd Resolution 86 - 80 requcsting designation of an
in the Downtown ~nd North Giecnwood neighborhoods beginning
pur.suant to Section 290.00C,5, Florida Statutes.
rn And thai the appropriate officials be authorlzed 10 execute same.
BACKGROUN D:
On July 25, 1986, the City applied for State approval of Enterprise Zone desig-
n..lt ions for the North Greenwood and Downtown Core areas (Cf:~nsus Tracts 262 and
259.01). The most heavily weighted criteria for approval is the distress rating
of the census tracts, any portion of which is included within the proposed zone.
The North Greenwood area (C.T. 262) is rated 28 olnd Downtown (C.T. 259.01) was
rated 36. 'rhe State has nO':l;:-.~' ,..; ~',.~t- '.n "'t"L"?r was made in the published
ratings and that C.T. 259.01 is ',.,', : 1"1" y,', ~a 4;J). Since nine municipalities
in our competitive population category 11~VC applied for zone approval, such a
correction would probably eliminate Clearwater from competition. It is
recommended that tho Eastern Downtown Area be substituted for C.T. 259.01. The
eastern areaf a part of C.T. 259.02 has a new ranking,of 126, giving an average
distress rating for Clearwater's proposed zone of 77. It is necessary to
include a portion of C.T. 259.02 to satisfy the requirement that the proposed
zone contain 40\ commercial/industrial and 40~ residential zoning.
The attached Resolution adopts this change in zone designation.
Commission Disposition:
1. Approved as Recommended/Revised/Conditional
2. Continued to
Follow-up Ac'tion:
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Submitted by:
Costs: NONE
Funding Sou rce:
o Capito I Improve-
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o Operating Budget
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![)Attachments:
1. Resolution
No. 86-80
2. Exhibit A -
Enterprise Zone
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RESOLUTION
No. 86 - 80
A RESOI"UTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, DESIGNATING AN
ENTERPRISE ZONE IN CLEARWATER PURSUANT TO
CHAPTER 290, FLORIDA STA'fUTES; REQUESTING STATE
APPROVAL OF THE ENTERPRISE ZONE; ADOPTING A
PROGRAM OF LOCAL PARTICIPATION IN THE
ENTERPRISE ZONE IF STATE APPROVAL IS GRANTED;
RESCINDING RESOLUTION 86-43 ON THE SAME SUBJECT;
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, thc City of Clearwater, as a Florida municipality, is a unit of local
general purpose government with political jurisdiction over the area described in
Exhibit A hereto and designated as the City of Clearwater Enterprise Zone; and
WHEREAS, the City of Clearwater Enterprise Zone is an area in which there are
,conditions which are a menace to the publie health, safety, morals, or welfare,
including among others a substantial number of slum, deteriorated, or deteriorating
structures and other deterioration of site or other improvements, a predominance of
defective or inadequate street layout, faulty lot layout, and diversity of ownership or
defective or unusual conditions of title; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission desires to participate in the Florida Enterprise
Zone Program as authorized by Chapter 290, Florida Statutes;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF CLEARW ATER, FLORIDA:
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Section 1. The City Commission hereby determines that the rehabilitation,
conservation, or redevelopment of the City of Clearwater Enterprise Zone, as
described in Exhibit A, is necessary in the interest of the public health, safety,
morals, or welfare of the community, and the ~rea is hereby declared to be the
locally designa ted enterprise zone pursuant to Section 290.005(1), Florida Statutes.
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Section 2. The City Com mission does hereby request approval of the area
designated as the City of Clearwater Enterprise Zone from the SecI'etar)' of the
Florida Department of Community Affairs, and to certify this areSY8S eligible for the
incentives and programs enumerated in Section 290.007, Florida Statutes.
Section 3. The City Com mission will follow a program of local participation,
contingent upon state approval of the City of Clearwater Enteq?rise Zone, including:
(1) The enterprise zone will c~~tinuc to be a targeted area for the expenditure
of locally generated funds for capital projects.
(2) Additionullocul services will be provided in the enterprise zone.
(3) Tha enterprise zone will continue to be u target area for the expenditure of
Federal community development funds administered through the City.
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OROIN ANCn NO. 4287-86
AN OHDINANCE or TilE CITY OF CLEAHWATER, FIJORlDA,
RELATING 'fO FlUE ALARMS AND SECURl'rY ALARMS;
CREATING ARTICLE III Of! CHAPTER 03, CODE OF ORDINANCES;
PROHIBI'rING THE NEGLIGENT MAINTENANCE OF AN ALARM
SYSTEM AND THE INSTALLATION OR CONTINUED USE OF A
FAUL'ry ALARM SYSTeM; PROVIDING THNr EVERY ALARM
USEH. SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROPER MAINTENANCE
ADJUSTMENT AND USE OF AN ALARM SYSTEM; PROVIDING FOR
THE IiVIPOSITION OF FEES AND CHARGES IN THE CASE OF FALSE
AI.ARMS; PROHI13ITING THE USE OF AUTOMATIC DIALING
DEVICES AND DIGITAL ALARM COMMUNICATOR ALARM
SYSTEMS; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, there are many types of fire nnd security alarm systems presently in
use within thc City of CleOl'water and within the City's Fire District; and
WHEREAS, many of the fire and security alarm systems are causing the dispatch
of fire and police units to the scenes of numerous false alarms; and
WHEREAS, such false alarms result in n substantial misuse and abuse of the time
and resources of the City's Fil'e and Police Departments, causing such time and
resources to be out of service when a true need or emergency situation may exist; and
WHEREAS, the current high number of false alarm incidents are deemed to
constitute a threat to the safety and welfare of the people of the City of Clearwater
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and an impediment to effective fire and police protection;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COMMISSION
OF THE CrTY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Article III of Chapter 93, Code of Ordinances, is created to read:
CHAPTER 93. FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION
ARTICLE III. FIRE ALARMS AND SECURITY ALARMS
Section 93.30. Definitions. For the purpose of this article, the following terms
are defined to mean:
(1) "Alarm systemll means any mechanical, electrical, or radio-controlled device
which is designed to be used for the detection of fire within, or any unauthorized entry
into, a building or structure, or for alerting others of the commission of an unlawful
act within a building or structure, and whieh emits a sound or transmits a signal or
message wt~~n activated 'B.ecause of smoke, hel1t,''Water flow, fire, noise, or other
means. The term does not include alarm systems installed in motor vehic,~es or smoke
detectors installed in single-family or two family structures, nor docs the term include
alarm systems installed in structures used by governmentalageneies for public
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(3) ",\ulornutic telephone diullng device! or digital alarm communicator alarm
system" menns an nlnrm system whleh Is nctivutcd by a signal or message find which
nutomntlcally sends u prel'ecorded voice message or coded signal by microwave,
telephone,lines, or other mode of transmittal to the PlneLlns County 9lt line or to the
pollee or fire department, indicating the existence of an emergency situation that the
alarm system is designed to detect.
(4) uEnforcemenl officio}!' meons the police chief I fire chief or designated
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nlnrm system is mnlntnlned.
representatives of either.
(5) "False ulnrrn" means the activation of an alarm system which requires a
police or' fire response when it is determined that there is no evidence of need for the
response.
(6) lIPremises" means any building or structure or portion thereof [)rotected by
an alarm system.
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(1) It is hereby found and determined that three or more false alarms from the
same premises in any twelve-month period is excessive and constitutes a public
nuisance.
(2) It shall be a violation for any person to install Of continue to use a faulty
alarm syste~, or to n~gligently maintain an alarm system, in sllch a manner that the
alarm system generates an excessive number of false alarms. For the purpose of this
subsection, there shall be a rebuttable presumption that a violation has occurred if
three 01' more false alarms are generated from the same premises during anyone-year
period, whether or not an attempt has been made to repair or replace the alarm
system during such period. Each occurrence of a false alarm after two false alarms in
anyone-year period at the same premises shall constitute a separate violation. In
prosecuting a case under this section, it shall be immaterial whether false alarms are
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generated by a fault in an alarm system, by the negligent maintenance of an alarm
system, or some combination thereof.
(3) An annual written certification shall be submitted for each alarm system
installed in the City by a licensed alarm company, on forms to be provided by the City,
stating that the alarm system is operating properly. For fire alarms, the certification
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shall be submitted to the Clearwater Fire Department; for security alarms, to the
Clearwater Police Department. The certifications shall be submitted not later than
July 1 each year.
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Section n3.32. Hcsponse to Fulse Alnrms; Notice.
(1) Whcnever an nlurrn system is uctivnt.cd In the City, thereby requiring n
response to the pl'emlses by the police department or fire department, the
enforcement official on the scene shall inspect the premises and shall determine,
whether or not the response was In fact required. If the enforcement official
determines the ularm to be false, the enforcement official shull complete a false
alm'm report, nnd II notification of the false ularm report shull be mailed or hand
delivered to the alarm user, at the address of the premises, and a copy thereof to the
owner of the prcmises if the alarm user is not the owner.
(2) The enforcement official shllll have the right to inspect any alarm system to
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determine whether the alarm system is being used in conformance with the terms of
this article.
Section 93.33. Enforcement and Hearing Procedures.
(1) The Clearwater Code Enforcement Board shall have the authority to conduct
hearings and issue appropriute orders necessary for the enforcement of this article.
(2) In each case brought to the board under this article, the board shall
determine whether or not the false alarm reports are valid or invalid, and if three or
more false alarm reports having occurred within a twelve-moflth period are
determined valid, the board may then order corrective action to be taken within a
time determined by the board to be reasonable. The board shall also include in its
order a schedule of fines as set forth in Section 93.34 to be imposed upon the
occurrence of any false alarm within one year after the date set by the board to take
corrective action.
(3) In making its determination in any case, the board shall follow the
procedures and may exercise the powers vested in the board as set forth in Article V
of Chapter 22.
Section 93.34. Fine Schedule.
(1) Following a determination by the Clearwater Code Enforcement Board that
three or more false alarms have been generated from the same premises within a one-
year period, a':ld upon a showing that one or more additional false alarms have
occurred within one year after the expiration of a reasonable time to take corrective
action, as determined by the board, the board shall impose a fine not less than t~e
minimum fines set forth in the following schedule for each false alarm occurring after
the date set by the b081'd to take corrective action:
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(2) Upon u showing thut the order of the bonrd has not been complied with
within the time determined by the board to tol<o cOl'reetivc action, but where the
noncompUnnce docs not result in nn additionul false ularm, the board may impose a '
fine not to exceed $250.00 for each day that the violation continues past the
compliunce date.
(3) A certified copy of an order imposing the fine or fines provided for herein
may be recorded in the public records of the county, nnd thereafter such order shall
constitute u lien against the lund on which the violation exists or, if the violator does
not own the lund, upon any other real or personal property owned by the violator, and
may be enforced in the sU,me manner as a court judgment by the sheriffs of this state,
including levy against the (;lersonal property, but shall not be deemed to be otherwise
to a judgment of a court except for enforcement purposes.
(4) Any such lien which remains unpaid six months from the date of recording
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shall be subject to foreclosure as described in Section 22.67.
Section 93.35.
Automatic Telephone Dialing Device or Digital Alarm
Communicator Alarm System - Prohibited.
It shall be unlawful to install or maintain an automatic telephone dialing device
or digital alarm communicator alarm system within the City or the City's fire district.
Section 93.36. Newly Installed Alarm Systems.
The provisions of this article shall not ap(;lly to any new installation of alarm
systems for the first thirty (30) days following completion of the installation.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect February 1, 1987.
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
ANNEXING PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
OTTEN, STREET, APPROXIMATELY 150 FEET WEST OF
HIGHLAND AVENUE, CONSISTING OF LOT 3, TERRA ALTO
ESTATE, PINELLAS COUNTY, FLORIDA, INTO THE
CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER,
FLORIDA, AND REDEFINING THE BOUNDARY tINES OF
THE CITY TO INCLUDE SAID ADDITION; PROVIDING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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received a sworn petition from Douglas C. Thiel and Marion Thiel
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requesting the City to annex a certain parcel of real property
described herein, owned by them, into the corporate limits of
the City; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission, after due consideration of said
petition, at a regular meeting held on August 7, 1986, voted
unanimously to accept tIle petition and authorized the preparation
of an ordinance to annex the property; and
WHEREAS, on October 2, 1986, the City Commission of the City
of Clearwat~r, after proper public notice, held a public hearing
to consider annexation of the property; and
WHEREAS, the Local Government Comprehensive Planning Act
(LGCPA) requires'that all development regulations and amendments
thereto related to an adopted comprehensive plan or element thereof
be reviewed by the Local Planning Agency (LPA) for conformance with
plans adopteu pursuant to the LGCPA; and
WHEREAS, this ordinance has been referred to and Considered by
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COMMISSION OF THE ,CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
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the following described property is hereby annexed into the
corporate limits of the City of Clearwater, Florida, and the
bounda~y lines of the City are redefined so as to include the
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Lot 3, Terra Alto Estate, according to the map
or plat thereof uS recorded in Plat Book 45, page
5 of the PUblic Records of Pinellas County,
Florida. '
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Section 2. The City Commission does hereby certify that the
measures contained in this ordinance ~re consist~nt with the City's
Comprehens~.ve Plan and individual elements thereof adopted pursuant
to the LGCPA, and directs that a copy hereof be forwarded to the
LPA for their receipt and appropriate action.
Section 3. The City commission hereby accepts the dedication
of a~l easements" streets, parks, plazas, places,.,rights-of-way
and other dedications to the public which have heretofore been
made by plat, deed or user within the areas so annexed.
Section 4. The City Engineer, the, City Clerk and the Planning
Director are directed to include and show upon the official maps
and. records of the City of Clearwater the foregoing property.
Section 5. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon
its adoption. The City Clerk shall deliver one copy for filing
with the office or the Clerk of the Circuit Court of ' pine lIas
County, Florida.
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ORDINANCE NO. 4296-86
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA,
AMENDING THE, ZONING ATLAS OF 'NIB CI'rV BY ZONING
PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SlOE OF OTTEN STREET,
APPROXIMATELY 150 FEET WEST OF HIGHLAND AVENUE,
CONSISTING OF LOT 3, TERRA ALTO ESTATE, PINELLAS
COUNTY, FLORIDA, UPON ANNEXATION INTO THE CITY
OF CLEARWATER, AS SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
"EIGHT" DISTRICT (RS-8): PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE
DA'fE.
WHEREAS, on October ~, 1986, the City Commission of the City
of Clearwater, after proper public notice, held a public hearing
for the determination and establishment of zoning classifications
for certain property annexed into the City: and
WHEREAS, certain of the amendments to the zoning atlas for
establishing zoning for such newly annexed real property,were
approved by the City Commission after its evaluation of all
evidence presented at the public hearing; and
WHEREAS, the Local Government Comprehensive Planning Act
(LGCPA) requires that all development regulations and amendments
thereto relating to an adopted comprehensive plan or element
thereof be reviewed by the Local Planning Agency (LPA) for
conformance with the plan: and
WHEREAS, the Pinellas County Planning Council (PCPC) has been
designated the Local Planning Agency for Pinellas County and the
zoning change which is the subject of this Ordinance has been
referred to and considered by the PCPC;
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COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
section 1. The following described pr~perty in Clearwater,
Florida, is hereby zoned as hereinafter indicated, and the zoning
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Zoned RS-8 - Single Family Residential "Eight" District
Lot 3, Terra Alto Estate, according to the map
or plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 45, page
5 of the Public Records of pinellas County,
Florida.
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measures contained in this ordinande are consistent with the City's
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the LPA for their receipt and appropriate action.
Section 3. The Planning Director is directed~to'revise the
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Ordinances ~as provided to the owner of e~ch of the lots listed below
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TUE CITY OP CLEARWATER, FLORIDA. ASSBS-
SIMG TUE OWNERS OF PROPERTY TilE COSTS OF
itA VING MOWED on CLEARED TUE OWNflR' S LOT.
WHEREAS, it han been detorminud by tho City Com~1331on
of the City of Gleal"'.olntel", PlorUu, through t.he onaat,nent of Chapter
95 of the Code .)f Jl"dinanccs th:J.t Cor t.he purpooo of promoting the
health, s~fety and 3eneral ~elr~c of the oitizens and resident.s of
the City of Cleanlat.er lots, parcels or t.l"acts of land '..lithin the
corporate limits of the City of Clearwater, Pinellas County, Florida,
su~h as described below should be cleared of weeds, rubbish, debri~
"and other noxious ~aterial; and
:m3REAS, notice pursuant to Section 95.07 of the Code of
that such lot was in violation of Chapter 95, the Lot Clearing ,Code;
and
~HEREAS, pursuant to 3ection 95.07 of the Code of Ordinances,
follOWing ,the deter~ination that ~ violation exists, the property
was posted requesting compliance within fifteen (15) days; and
WHEREAS, notification was ~iven to each prope~ty owner sdvising
of the right to sppear at a hearing before the Lot Clearing 30ard
to ~ontest the findings of violation and present evidence relatin;
to why such lot shoul1 not be cleared or mowed by the City; and
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the Code of Ordinances, has authorized each of t~e lpts listed below
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to be cleared by 'the City and the actual costs of olearing or :nor,.dn'3:,
plus administrative costs, to be assessed against each property owner;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COMMISSION OF
TBEl CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, IN SESSION DULY AND
REGULARLY ASSESMBLED, AS FOLLO'iS:
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the properties listed on 8xhibtt A, attached to this Resolution and,
made a par thereof j after nO,tice t.o each property ol,'nel", flere
considered by the Lot Clearing Board at public hearings held
July 8, 1986, July 22, 1986, August,12, 1986, August 26 and
September 9, 1986
~ith the question being should each lot be cleared or mowed by .the
Gity and the costs, including administrative costs, assessed against
each property/owner on the. list and fOllowing the hearing of the Lot
Clearing Board, pursuant to Section ~5.09 of the Code of Ordinances,
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authorized the City to clear or mow each lot.
2. That pursuant to Section 95.13'of the Code of Ordinances
the owner of each lot listed on Exhibit A has been provided with a
notice and opportunity, thirty (30) days, within which to pay the
costs and administrative charges set forth on Sxhibit A, but no
payments have been received.
3. That each lot listed on Exhibit At having been cleared or
~owed by the City pursuant to authorization by its Lot Clearing 3oard,
the City Co~~issiQn pursuant to Section 95.11 of the Code of
Ordinances hereby assesses a lien on behalf of the City of Clearwater
against each parcel shown on 8xhibit A for the actual costs of mowi~g
or clearing, plus administrative costs, as shpwn on Sxhibit A.
4. That the City Clerk is hereby directed to prepare a notice
of lien against Poach property listed on Sxhibit A and to file the
same in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Pinellas
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Countly, Florida.
5. That this ReSOlution shall become effective i~~ediately upon
its adoption.
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PASSED AND ADOPTE~ this
day of November A.D. 1~86.
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Axel R. Johnson
Doug V. Zel:nan
0'10 Gova
P.O. Box 6316
Clearwater, FL 33518
E:nily t4. Carmer
48 Court st Apt A5
i40rr istown i N J 07'160
James ~ Finnigan
c/o Karen Holstein
62bO 13th Street 3.
St. Petersburg,
33'705-5646
~ick & ~ary Sasonias
113 ~. Ring Ave.
Tar pan Spr inga t FL
33589-4305
Ide'lco Inc.
1444 Biscayne Blvd. 215
:1iami, FL 33132
~ichael & Nancy Peters
1351 Barry St.
Clearwater, FL 33516
Doyle Investments, Tnc.
26 1 U. 5. 19 S.
Pal~ Harbor, FL 33563
Herbert A. Petryniec
~nna M. Peteryniec
2331 Barton Lane
Clearwater, FL 33519
Larry & ~illie Hadley
1109 Sunset Pt. Road
Clearwater, FL 33515
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Peter & Olga Halikas
15 - 16th Street11
Surf City, N.J. 08008
Orange & Blue
Construction. Inc.
1131 Orange Tree
Circle West
Richard & Addie
Della Rosa
1993 Seton Drive
Clearwater, FL 33515
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION
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LIST f/86-10
Metes & Bounds 13/09 in
8-29-16
;$ 99.99
. $15.00
Norwood Replat
310ck A Lot 9
.$ 35.00
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Lot 1
$ 29~99
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Skycrest Unit #10
S 685' MOL of Lake
$115.00
.$'75.00
~etes & Sounds 24/01 in
2~...28-16
.~699 .99
$'75.00
LIST /186-11
Lakeview Estates 1st Addn
3lack 4 Lot 3
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$75.00
Sunset Point' 2nd Addn
310ck G Lot 34
$ 2~.99
$'75.00 .
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Shady Oak Farms
Block D Lot 9
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$'75.00
Sunset Point 2nd Addn
310ck BLots 2 3: 3
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No. B6 - 7B
A RESOLUTION Of? f].'IlE Crry OF' CLEAR\~l\TER, FLCRIDA,
REQUESTING THE aOARD OF COUN'l'Y COMMISSIONERS
TO CANCEL AND DISCHARGE CERTAIN TAX LIENS UPON
MUNICIPAL PROPERTY ACQUIRED FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES
AND TO GRANT ThX EXEMPTION.
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'WHEREAS, the City of Clearwater, a Florida municipality, has
acquired certain hereinnfter described real property for 'road
right-oE-way i'lnd other public us'e purposes; ancA
WHEREAS, the City of Clearwater desires that the Board of County
Co~missioners of pinellas County discharge any'and all liens for
taxes from the date of acquisition by the City held or owned by the
County or the State of Florid~ upon said l~nds, and to further
provide that said lands shall be exempt from County taxation so
long as the same are owned and used for such public purpose; and
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WHEREAS, Section 196.L8, Florida Statutes, grants to the Board
of County Commissioners full power and authority to accomplish this
request; and
WHEREAS, in order to comply with the policy of said Board, the
City of Clearwater is willing to guarantee payment of taxes prior
to the date of transfer on the hereinafter described property when
the tax rolls reflect the proper amount and the City is billed for
'that amount;
NON, 'l'HEREFORE,' BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COMMISSION'OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The City of Clearwater hereby requests the Board
of County Commissioners or Pinellas County, Florida, to take all
formal action necessary to cancel and discharge any and all liens
for taxes, from the date of acquisition by said City, held or owned
by Pinellas County or the 'state of Floriua, upon t~e lands acquired
by the City of Clearwater for public purposes, whicn lands are more
particularly described in the Deeds attached hereto as Exhibits A,
B, C, D~ E, and F, and made a part hereof, and to provide that said
lands shall be exempt from taxation so long as the same are used,
for such pUblic purpose.
Section 2. The city of Clearwater guarantees pay~ent of taxes
prior to the date oE transfer on the hereinabove described properties
when the tax rolls reflect the proper amount and the City is billed
for tnat "amount.
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Seccrion 3. A certified copy of this Resolution shall be
deli vereci fortnwi th to t.~le County Administrator for Pinellas
County, Florida.
PASSED AND ADOPTED th1S
day of November, 1986.
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of the Coullty o{ P [N[ L L ^ S
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gnill. srll, CUlIllCY UI/{i t'ollfirm 1111/" lit,! .wid IllIrl y of I/w Ul'lJllcI pori UI/(/ the i r ' heil's
alld a,~si!JlIs forellcr, (flll/Illt ('I'rfllill purt'{'1 Il{ lanti fyillg umi In'1I10 ;111"(' Coullly vI PINEL LAS,
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Dced for Righl-or-Way Hodlson Avenue
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The East 16.25 feel of Lots
as recorded In Plat Oook "
Pinellas County, Florida.
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Between Nicko Plnee Partnership, A Florida General Partnership
3201 landmark Drive, Clearwater, rlorJda 33519
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part1J of the first part,
Pi nC' llns rl1ld Slale 0/ r la r1 da
and City of Clearwater
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~. Pin ell a s and State 01 F lor i d a , pamJ of the second part}
W dnesseth, that the said part1j of the first, part, for and in consideration of
the snm of ONE' Dollars}
in hand paid by the said pm'tll of the second part, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowl-
edged, has remised, released and 'Iltit.clainwd, and by these presents does remise,
relectse and "nitclaim unto the sa,irl party of the second part a,ll the rig'ht, title, interest
clailn and demand which the said party oj' the first part has in and to the j'ollowing'
described lot , piece or parcel oj'lllnd, situate lyinJi and being in the GounttJ of
State of Florida} to u;it:
The West 20 feet of the following described tract:
Commence at the ~orthwest corner of Section 21, Township 28 South, Range 16 East;
thence run South 000 07 t 04" \1est, along t.he ~1est line of the Northwest 1/4 of said
Section 21, 594.00 feet for a Point of Beginning; thence continue South 000 07' 04"
West, along said West line, 6,40 feet, to a Point on the Northerly boundary line of
Landmark Palms Subdivision as recorded in Plat Book 91, Pages 82 and 83 of the
Public Records of Pinellas County, Florida; thence Suuth 890 321 2~'t East, along
said ~ortherly boundary line, 778.63 feet; thence North 000 07' 0411 East, leaving
said ~ortherly boundary line, 7.81 feet; thence North 890 381 4211 West, 778,63
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appurtenances thereunto belonJjinl! or in anywise appertaining', and all the. esta~e,
right, title, interest and claim whatsoever of the sa.icl l?art!l of tI~e first part, etther tn
law or equity} to the only proper use, benefit and behOOf of the sazd parRJ of the second
part. .
In \Vitness Whereof., the said par!1J of the first par!. has h~r~u,nto set his
hand (Y.- 'i seal the da~ and ~ear first above wntten. ) ~-'~'---.., C~ I
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County of PINELLAS J
I 'HEREBY CERTIFY, That on this day personally appeared before me, an a/licer
duly authorized to administer oaths and take acknowleddments,
Richard Geiger and Craig Burley, General Partners
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WARRANTY DEED
THIS INDENTURE made as of the J. 7 thday of August,
1986, between Square 0 company, a Michigan corporation,
authorized to transact business in the State of Florida,
hereinafter referred to as Grdntor, and The City of Clear-
water, a political subdivision of the State of Florida, whose
address is P. O. Box 4748, Clearwater, Florida 33518, herein-
af te r r e fe r red to as G ran tee: ill lll;!J~'I'IA 7~ Ni1C:: (.
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That the Grantor, for and in consideration of the
sum of $10.00 and other good and valuable consideration
paid by Grantee to Grantor, the receipt and sufficiency
whereof is hereby acknowledged, hereby grants, bargains,
sells, conveys, remises, releases and transfers unto the
Grantee, all that certain real property described on
Exhibit "A" attached hereto and located in Pinellas County,
Florida <,the "Property"), "
SUBJECT TO municipal and zoning ordinances and
general taxes for 1986 (collectively the "Permitted Excep-
tions").
AND THE GRANTOR hereby covenants with the Grante~~
that it is lawfully seized of the Property in fee simple:'J
that 1t has good right and lawful authority to sell and
convey the Property; and that Grantor warrants title to thi.
Property subject to the Permitted Exceptions and will .
defend the same against the lawful claims of all persons. ,;
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the day and year first above w~itten. 0~
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The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before
me this 27th day of August, 1986, by w. t.,r. Kurczewski ':-1'_-_'
b.e Vice l'"feSIdent t Secretary of Squar e 0 Company, a Mich \.gan.,
corpth.Ja€11titt~ldte'~ehklf of said corporation. ,.,;","~<'" ",'
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This Instrument was prep~red by
and after recording ~e~~~ to:
Stanley A. Tarkow
E'oley & Lardner
One Tampa City Center
Suite 2700
Tampa, Florida 33602
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A parcel ot lam lying in the West 411.05 feet of the Ea8t 974.00 teet
ot the tbrth 60.00 feet ot the South 100.00 feet of the SW 1/4 of the
SE 1/4 ot Section 1, 'I\7.rn1!lhip 29 South, lWlge 15 East, PiJ'lellas Co\mty,
Florida, LESS All) EXC!Pl' that portion lying ~terly of a line 8.00 teet
nt!Jterly ot and parallel to the centerline of the existinq Railroad SpJr
Track. being further described as follC7t\lS: Beginni.ng at the 5E comer of
the'SW 1/4 ot the SE 1/4 of Sction 1, 'l.'oWn8hip 29 South, Range 15 East;
thl!ll1Ce traWrM N 89 deg. 32 lIS" West, 33.00 feet a1~ South b:Jur'dary
of said Section 1 to the Westerly right-of...o"my of Sunshine Drive; thence
N 00 .deg.U'4Q" West, 195.00 feet cont~ along said right-of-way line;
thence N 89 deg. 32'18" West, 521.54 feet to a point 8.00 feet East of
the centerU.ne of the Pailroad Spur Track and 195.00 feet N;:)rth of and
psral1el to the SOUth line of said Section 1; thence 95.39 . feet alonq
an arc of a curve to the right, said curve having a radius of' 528.00 feet
and a coord length of 95.27 feet which bears S 04 deg. 5.2110" West for
a Point of Beqirmin:J; therx:e 61.60 feet along ;m arc of a curve to the
right, Mid curve havi.n1 a radius of 528.00 feet am a chord length of
61.56 feet which bears S 13 deg. 23119" West: thence N 89 deg. 3211811
West, 396.59 feet: thence N 00 deg. 11'40" West, 60.00 feet: thence
S 89 deg. 32-18ll East, 411.05 feet to the Point of Begi.rming.
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A parcel of land lying '<Ii thin the Southeast 1/4 of Section 32, Tm.JI1ship 28
South, Range 16 East, Pine1las COWlty, Florida and being more particularly
described as follO\'/s:
Commence at the South 1/4 comer of Section 32, Trn.JI1ship 28. South, Range 16
East; thence N 00000'15" E., along the West line of the Southeast 1/4 of
said Section 32, for 1173.82 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING; thence continue
N 0000011511 E, along said Nest line, for 157.89 feet; thence S 89039'37" E,
along the North line of the Southwest 1/4 of the Southeast 1/4 of said
Section 32, for 869.51 feet; thence S 00020123" W, for 153.79 feet' to the
North line of the 100 foot Florida Power Corporation casement recorded in
Deed Book 1517, on page 164 of the Public Records of Pinellas COWlty, Florida;
thence along said ~orth line the following two courses: (1) thence l\ 890
55'2011 N, for 317.55 feet; (2) thence N 89056'08" W, for 551. 24 fect to
the POI~T OF BEGINNIr:G.
Subj er.t to restrictions and casements of record.
Subj ect to taxes for 19Ro' und subsequeijS years,
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I HEREBY CERTlFY.lhol on 11m day be/or.. It",. <ln~f/ic,:. dl/I qunlilicd t')AGkr.. ucknowlt'dllll"'llh p"",,,.,:j1, OlPI'''''' ,I
BILLY E, STEVENS, as General Partner l Stcven~Dcsigncr Homes, :J rlol"id;1
General Partnership
to me known to be lh,~ p,"\OIl dt!\cr,b,~d "1 otld who e>plult!d lilt.' fQ"~qo'lIq ,"\1"1111"111 ,,"01 ," ,",:...l,.,jq,',j 1",I",....'\I"'~ Of'II
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STEVENS DESIGNER lfO~.fES, a rlorida General Partnership
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acknowledged. ho~ CJranl'~d. blllqllll1f'd lI11d '.old lo.lh.. \uid Q!(JI"I';!, tlIld qltllll'~..'." 1"'It,. 111101 " 1<1". I.... . ".
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'111e West 345 feet of the following described parcel of land lying wi thin the
Southeast 1/4 of Section 32, Township 28 South, Rnnge 16 East, Pinel1[1s Count)'J
Florida:
Commence at the South 1/4 corner of Section 32, Township 28 South, Range 16
East; thence N 00000'15" E, along the West line of the Southeast 1/4 of
said Section 32, for 1073.82 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING; thence continue
N 00000' 15" E', along said West line, for 100. 00 feet to the l':orth line of
the 100 foot Florida Power Corporation easement recorded in Deed Book 1517,
Page 164 of the Public Record of Pinellas County, Florida; thence' along said
North line the fOllcn"ing two (2) courses; (1) thence S 89056 I 08t 'E, for
551.24 feet; (2) thence S 89055'20" E, for 317.35 feet; thence leaving said
North line, S 00020'23" W, for 100.00 feet to the South line of said casement;
thence along said South line the fallowing two (2) courses; (1) thence
N 89055t20" W, for 316.88 feet; (2) thence N 89056'08" \Il, for 551.13 feet
to the POINT OF BEGl~~I~G.
Subject to restrictions and easements of record.
Subject to taxes for 1986 and subseguent,~ars.
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BILLY E. STEVENS) as General Partner of Steverts Designer Homes, a Florida
General Partnership
to me known to be the n,'f.,OI1 d,~,(fllwd in und who ':H!cuh~d th" 10lClloinq "1',11\)111"1\1 or"l (Icl.lluwil'.hwd b..tor., ,,,.' th",
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m'VENS DESIGNER llo.\tES, a Plorida General Partnership,
of Ihe County of
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CITY OF CLEARWATER. FLORIDA
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and other good and valuable consideralions 10 \oid gronlor in hand paid by \oid gronlee. Ihe rl!ceipr wht'!reof i\ hl!ft:by
acknowledged, has granred, bargained and sold 10 Ihe said grantee, and grantee's heirs and msiqns foreyer, Ihe following
described land, silue'e, lying ond being in Pinellns Counly, Florida, lo.wi.:
A parcel of land lying l.n. thin the Southeast 1/4 of Section 32, Township 28
South, Range 16 East, Pinellas County, Florida and being morc particularl)'
described as follows: '
Commence at the South 1/4 corner of SGction 32, Township 28 SOllth, Range 16
East; thence N IJOcOO'15" E, along the' West line of'the Southeast 1/4 of,
said Section 32, for 1073,82 feet to the POINI' OF I3EGINNH\G; thence continue
N 00000' 15'1 E, along said Nest line, for 100.00 feet to the North linc 0 f
the 100 foot Florida Po\~er COl~oration easement recorded in Deed Book 1517,
Page 164 of the Public Record of Pinellas County, Florida; thence along said
North line the following two (2) courses; (1) thence S 89056' 081i E, for
551.24 feet; (2) thence S 89055'20" TI, for 317.35 feet; thence leaving said
North line, S 00020'23" W, for 100.00 feet to the South line of said ~ascll1ent;
thence along said South line the follO\'iing 't\10 (2) courses; (1) thence
N 89055 r 20" W, for 316.88 feet; (2) thence N 89056 108" W, for 551.13 feet
to the pourI' OF BEGI~'NING, LESS the West 345 feet thereof,
Subject to restrictions ilIlJ casements of record.
Subject to taxes fOT 1986 and suhsequent yen~,
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and seid grentor does hereby fully warr&nl the title 10 \eid lend, and - ~II- Jele'nd the some ogoin\1 Ihe lowlul claims of all
persons whomsoever.
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I HEREBY CERTIFY rhol on 'his doy be/ort! me, WI oflicw duly qualifil!d to la~tl uckl1owlcuqlllcnt'" IJcr~onullv UPPNI!.:d
BILLY E, SfEVEl'lS, as General Partner of Stevens Desil-tncr Homeg I a Florida
General Partnership .' , ,
10 me known to be the persoll des<;ribcd If) and who cx.!<;ulcd 11Il! lorcgoll1C} \f\slrljCll\:C\t (JIIU Cltkf\owt\!dgcd bdc.lc llW Iflul
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WITNESS my hond and oHidol seol in Ihe Counly unu Slohl Iml aforesaid lhis II (.-. day 01 Scptcmbtir
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H E SOL UTI 0 N
No. 06- B 1
^ HESOLu'rrON OF 'rilE Cl'ry OF CJ.JgAHHA'PER, FL01HDA,
AUTJlOH I Z I Ne; 'rilE SUDNI 55 ION OF AN APPLICATION ')10
TilE S'rNI'E OF FI~ORIDl\ DEPAR'rHENT OF COMMUNl'l'Y
AFFAIHS fon AN A\'lM~D OF $69,702.00 FROM 'rifE LOCAL .,
GOVERNHENT COl-\PREHENSTVE PLANNING T\SSlS'l'i\NCE
prWGI~AM .
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h'lIEREAS, the 1985 State Legi.slature required that municipal
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governments in florida update and revise local comprehensive
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plans as provided for in The Local Government Co~prehensive
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Planning and Land Development RegulatioD Act; and
h'lIEREAS, the ]986 State Legisl'ature appropriated funds to
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~ assist local governments in revising their co~prehensive plans
utilizing the funds for research, data collection and other
activities needed to update and revise the local comprehensive
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plan to comply with Sections 163.3177, 163.3178, and 163.3191,
Florida Statutes, and Chapter' 9J-S" Florida Administrative Code;
and
WHEREAS, a total amount of $69,782.00 has been made ~vailable
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to the City of Clearwater by the Sta~e Legi~lature for expenditure
by September 3D, 1987; and
,\\'HEREAS, an application for ~uch fupdS must be submitted
to the State of Florida Department of Community Affairs by
December 4, 1986;
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COI'IHISS10N OF THE CI'I'Y OF CLEAR\vATER, FLORIDA:
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Sectio~ The City commission authorizes the' City Nanager
to ap~ly for $69,782.00 available to the City of Clearwater from
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the Local Government Comprehensive Planning As~istance Piogram.
Sec~ion 2. This re~olution shall take effect immediately
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upon adoption.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this
day of November, 1986.
Attest:
Mayor-Commissioner
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Ciity Clerk
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WHEREAS; the purpose of this event is to show our support of .
America's space program and the activities of the Astronauts Memorial
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"S7.-
~ E SOL UTI.O N
NO. 86 .;,. 82
^ RESOLUTION OF TH~ CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA
URGING THE CITIZE?-!J OF CLEARWJ\.rl'ER TO SUPPOR'l'
THE 1986 FLORIDA 'HALLENGER 7K RUN!WALK-A-THON
ON SATURDAY I NOVEl-WER 22, 1986, WHICH WILL BENEFIT
THE ASTRONAUTS MEMORIAL FOUNDATION.
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WHEREAS, the Astronauts Memorial Foundation is sponsoring
the 1986 Florida Challenger 7K Run/Walk-A-Thon on Saturday,
November 22, 1986: and
Foundation; and
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WHEREAS, the Cit~' Commission wishes to urge the citizens of
Clearwater to support this worthwhile endeavor;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CLEARWATER, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The City Commission strongly urges tne citizens
of Clearwater to support the 1986 Florida Challenger 7K Run/Walk-
A-Thon on Saturday, November 22, 1986, in order to show our support
to the construction of an Astronauts Memorial and Educational Center.
at Kennedy Space Center in honor of all fourteen astronauts who
have died in the line of duty.
Section 2. A copy of this Resolution shall be sent by the
City Clerk to the Astronauts Memorial Foundation.
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Section 3. 'This Resolution shall be effective immediat~ly
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upon adoption.
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PASSED AND ADOPTED this
_day of November,' 1986.
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Attest:
Mayor-Commissioper
City Clerk
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