01/02/1950= d�
CITX CONII�IISSION MINUTES
January 2, �.$t�} I y, o
The City Commission o£ the City of Clearwater, Florida met in regular session in the
Gity Hall, tdonday, January 2, 1950, with the following me�-nbers present:
G. L. Kennedy - Acting NIayor-Commissionar
Hcrb�rt M. Arown - Domnissioner
E. II, Casler Jr. - Commissioner
Leland I'. Drew - Commissioner
Absenic Aarry D. Sargeant - Mayor-Cormnissioner
Also present: Boyd A, Bennett - City Manager
George T. McClamma - Chief of Police
Ben iCrentzman - City Attorney
The meeting havang been called to order, the invocation was delivered by Rev. J. Y,T. Pearson
who as a representative o£ the Ci�,y's Pastors, also read a statament wishing the Cor�ission a
successful and harmonious year for 1950.
On a motion by Corr�aissioner Drew, which was seconded by Corenissioner BroH�n, and unanimously
carried, the minutes of the spcc�al meeting of Dec�mber 15, the regular meeting of December �.9;
and the special meeting o£ December 21, were a�proved.
The City Nlanager recor�ended that the salaries of the Chief of Police and the Chief of the
Fire Denartment be raised £rom �325,00 to �350.00 per monih� effective January 1, 1950, It
was moved by Coimnis�ioncr Brown, seconded b,p Commissioner Draw and unanimously carried tliat the
Gity Maaager�s recommendaticns be approved.
The Cit,y Managr,r submitbed the bids tendered by a number of Contractors for the construction
oF number 3 Fire Station at south Ft. Harrison and Bellevizw Bovlevard;
W. �.. YJalker �p17.300
R, rf. Thompson Co. 17,714 ,
A,C. �dyllie Constr. Co, 18.350
Clearwater Constr. Co. 1$,200
B& W Constr. Co, 1$,990
�a, xocn 1g.990
Wm, Oeftger 19.kl�7
W. F. Strang 20,49g
B. C, Moorc 21,362
R, C. Lent 22.500.
He stated that the low Uid of ;�17.300 submitted by W, A, Walker had not been signed, and did
not conform to soecifications, therefore iyas an irregular bad. He stated tl�t the next lowest
bid had been te�dered 'oy l�. M. T'nompson Conpany, in the amount o£ �17.71[i. �r. Walker was
present and told the Go�ni_ssion that he had forgotten to sign his r.ame but since his bid was
irregular, he would withdraw it. It was moved b�� Commissioner Brown, seconded by Corrunissioner
Casler and unanimously carried that the irregular bid be tl�rown out and the rest of the bids
be considered. Commissioner Hrown moved that the lowest properly signed and executed bi�i ba
accepted. The mation was seconded by Conunissioner Drew, and carried unanimously. `�is iras
the bid tendered Uy k, M. �'hompson Gompany, in the amount of �17.71/�.
It was moved by Commissioner �rown, seconded by Convnissioner Cssler and unanimously
carried that consideration of an agree�ent batween Mr. & Mrs, ��:. F. 2�linor and the �ity of
Clearwater relative to the s�tablishmeni. of a used auto parts business be deferred.
'?"ne City h�anager did not have a report on the proposal to hire a filir.g clerk for the
Police Department, and this item vras deferred.
Tha City nct��rney ad,-ninistered the Oath of Office to Leland F, llrew and Joe Turner,
wlio were elected Uecember 20, 191�9 £or a two year term as Corunissioners. Commissioner
Kennedy surrendered the chair to Commissioner Brown, who was nominated as Chairr�an by
Commissi_oner Casler. Comriissioner Casler nominated Co�runissioner Drew as �cting T•iayor
Com„m;�sionex , Commissioner Turner maved that nomir_3tions Ue closed ar.d Co�u.ssioner
Drew now assumed chaixwanship as ticting-t•3ayor,
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Cn a motion by Commissior.er Casler, z�rhich was secor,ded Uy Commissioner Turner and
carried, consideration of standing committees and special cornmiitees were deferred until
such t3me «s tlie Acting Z�Iayor can conf�r with the PSayor, concerning the matter.
Item �$ }, relativa to an increase in garbage coll.ection fe�s, was de.ferred by consent.
Tne City Attorney reoorted ttiat he did not have ar; Ordinance regulating tha parking
of trailers ready to submit at this time. The matter zaas deferred on a motion R,ade by
Commissioner Brown, seconded b,y Commissioner Caslcr and unan9mously carried.
On a motion by �ommissioner Birown, seconde3 by Co�¢nissioner Turner and carried,
consideration of the Fxchange Club�s request to erect shelters for bus stops on P`,andalay
Avenue was deierred.
Relai:ive to a oetition irom residenta of the Pine Brook area requesting tl�at ttie street
now named Cedar Street oe changed to Palmet.+.o Street. It was moved Uy Commissioner Gasler,
seconded by Commissioner Turner and unani.mously carried that the City Clerlc give proper
publicity for•a Pub1Yc Hearing at the n�xt regular neeting of the Commission.
The City Manager renort�d that a fiftaen foot strip of marl on Hillcrest Avenu+s from
Chestnut Street to Druid Road ��ould cost $p1000.Q0, and if the streat had tu lae graded and
ditched the costs would Ue double that amount. Commissioner Brown moved that the C�.ty
hianager be instructed to contact h4r. Black of the Black ltealty Company and find out wl�at
part of the cost:> his company ti�rould be willing to ti�ear. The motion was seconded by
Con�issioner Turner and carried unanim�usly.
The City Attorney reported that he had not drafted an ordinance on regulating the
growing of shrubbery at d�,ngerous strzet intersections, but wou'ld submit one a£ter further
study of the Tampa Ordinance.
Item � 13. The City Afanager�s report on proposals from or.gineers and contractors ta
renair the Digestor at the 5ewer Plant, was deferred.
Attorncy George W, Smith reyuested that a client ba issued a license to conduct a
Jewelry Auction Store ios a fee of 9$200.00 per year, citing a Suprema Court decision, which
he asserted nullified Cic� Ordinancc �1�67, which Ordinance hequires a license fee of $'v1000.00
for a period of fifteen days and th� filing o£ a bond in the anount of ;e200.00. Commissioner
Casler moced that the City Attorney and the City hlanag�r submit pror,osals for a change in the
existing Ordinance to a Comnittee composed of Commissioners Arown and Casler for studyt and
reco�iendation to be made at the next regular meeting of the Commission br to a special
meeting called for that purpose. The motion was seconded by Commissi�ner Turner arid carried
unanimouslv.
Tha City Manager reported that the Clearwater Flying Company had requested that ti:e City
have the boun3ary runwag rnarkers repaired and painted, and that the cost would be approximately
�250.00. He submitted the original contract with the Piedmont Flying Company, in which the
City assumed the responsibility £or maintenanct of the field. Tfr, Bennett called attention
to the big decrease in the City�s income from the Air Port during 194,9. Commissioner Cssler
moved that the City 2•ianzger contact the Clearwater Flying Cemt-M-ny for the purpose oi reviewing
the contract and clar•ifying its terms. Co�issioner•Turner seconded the motion and it w�s
carried unanimeusly.
The City 2�ianager reported th-t the Chief of Police had recommended installation of eight
parking meters on 5outh Fort Harri,�on bet,ween Hsven Street and Niarkley Street� two meters to
be twelve minute meters and the other six to be one hour meters. Mr. �ennett said that County
Coimnissioner Ghesnut would like to conf�r with �ha other members of the County Commission
before the City tooY, definite action. By unanimous consent it was agreed to hold the matter
in abe;lance until the County Commission could be heard from.
Item �r 17 was deferred, by consent.
TYie Clerk i�ead a letter from J, W.'. Rowe requesting that the Conmission transfer the
lease on the Big Trail Inn, held by Walter Jadlow:,ki to George L, Millar and Evelyn Ftuth
hiillar. Co�riissioner Brown noved that P1r. Rowe�s request be granted. The motion was seconded
by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimousl,y.
The City htanager presanted a letter from Governor ilarren requesting that the P•iayor
appoint a Safety Chairman for �he City of Clearwater. Gommissioner Brcwn suggested that PZr.
C. R. 47ic'�an be appointed, Acting Ma�or Drew designated Mr. C, R. Wiclanan as Sa£ety
Chair;aan for the City cf C1essR,�ater.
The City Manager r�cou�ended the following Gas and �4ater �ain extensions:
150 feet o£ 2 inch water main on Ewing Avenue �stimated Cost �p90.00
160 feet of 1 inch gas main on Lincoln Avenue Estimated Cost 75.00
�40 feet of 2 inch gas main on Eranklin Street Estimated Cost 85,00
250 £eet of 2 inch gas main on Bay �splanade Estimated Cost 165.00
It was moved by Commissioner Casler, seconcied by Commissioner 'Pnrner and unanimously
carried that the recomnendation of the city 2danager Ue approved.
The City Tqanager submitted a letter from S, W. Curtis, Princinal of Pinellas Higli
School reouesting that the City permit the operation of the Ho]man Rides under school
3ponsoish�p, the rides to b� located on the propert� recently purchased from the City
by the County Board of Public Instruction, and to be in operation for a five day period.
Commissioner Casler moved that the usual method of remitting licenses be followed.
The motion �ras seconded by Commissioner Turner and carried unanimously.
The �ity Manager presented the renort of the Piumbing Exar�uning Baard for the year
191�9. The renort showed �eneipts of �20d.00 in examination fees and axpenditures in the
amount of $`v]2.b0. A check in the amount of �p187.40 was attached to the report,
Commissioner Turner moved that the report of the Plumbers E:ramining Board be accepted.
The motion was seconded by Corunissioner Casler and carried unanimously.
City hlanager Bennett submitted a resolution which required bk persons to clean
their lots o£ grass, weeds, and underbrush. Ori a motion by Comrnissioner Casler� seconded
by Commissioner Brown and unanimously carried, the resolution was adopted.
On a motion by Corr�issioner Turner, �conded by Comriissioner Casler and unanimously
carried, the Cormr�:ssion re-qppointed all appointive officers for th� year 1950.
There being no further business to come beiore ths board, the nteeting was adjourned.
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CITY COt�iISSIUDt AfINUTE5
January 2, 1950
tdayor-Commissioner Harry D, Sargeant
Gonimissioners:
Guy L, Kennedy
Leland F. Drew
E� B. Casler Jr. .
Herbert 2+I, Brown
Joe Turncr
Gentlemen:
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Th::re will be a regular meeting of thc City Commissicn Monday evening, January 2, 1950, at
8:00 P,M, - City Hall.
Yours very tr'uly,
Boycl Fl. Bennett - signed
, City i+fa.nager
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Regu]xr t�teeting, of the City Gommission - A;onday
January 2, 1950 - 8:C�0 P.r•i. -- City FIall '
l. Head:Lng of minutes of,Special rieeting of Decanber 15, regular maetin� Dec�ber 19 and
special meeting December 21, 1949.
2. Installation of new Commissinners. `
3. Appointment of Acting Mayar.
4. Consideration of standing commit�ees and =�ecial committecs of the Coa¢aission, arno�nted
during the past year wiih particular reference to the continuation of thesc cou�mittees auring
the comi.ng year. {List laiil be pr9sented j
5, Report o:� the Committce on increasing the charg�s of garbage and trash collection of business
p�a.ces requiring one and ons-half truck loads to be picked up per da.y,
6. Consideration of the agreement between �r. �J. F, riincr and wife and the Ci�y of �learwater
relative to the erection �f an auto �rts T�uilc3ing on South Greenwood avenue.
7, Report of City Attorney and City hianager on the proposed Ordinance covering the r,ark.ing of
trailers in the City Limits.
8, Report of tne City Attorney and the Chief of Police and City l!fanager on the requcst of the
Exchangc Club to erect shelters for bus custtomers at two locations on ifiandalay ivenue; [Idver-
tising to be placed inside the shelter to cover the cost of the installation 3nd income i�r
the Exchange Club,
9, keport of the Commitiee or� thc request of the: residents in the Pinebrook section to change
the name o.f Cedar St, to Pa]rsetto Bt.
10. City Pfanager�s report on the cost of placing a strip o£ marl 15 ft, wide on Hi7lcrest Avenue
from Chestnut Street �o Druia �.oaa.
11. City Manager�s reoort on the hiring �f an added clerk for the Police Department.
12. City Attorney�s report on a law to protec+, autoists and pedestrians at corner of Pierce and
Osceola Avenueo
13, City rTanager�s report on progosals from engineers and contractors to renair the Digestor at
the 5ewer Plant or the construc�ion o£ a new Digestor.
lt�. Consideration of the rec�uest of the Air Port to have boundary runway markers repaired and
painted at an estisated cost of �250,Q0; re£erred to the City Manager at the meeting of Dec,
19, sequesting that tiie contract between the Air Port and the City be oresented to the
�- Commission.
15, Consideration of the bids received by the Architect for the South Ft. Harrison Fire station
which matter was deferred fram the mesting of December 19, �
16, Report oi Chief of Police on parking meters adjacent to the County Court House.
17. Consideration of the letter dated Decanber 20, 1949, from 3tate Irnprovement Commission
rvlative to Federal Governm�nt Public Law 352, passed in the 61st Congress, regardin� the
advancement of mone,y from tha Federal Government for the drawing of plans and specifications
.� for Public Works other than Fedaral Public Works.
1$. Request from Attorme,y J. W. RoWe for the transfer of a lease of Dig Tsail Inn From 4Talter
Jadlowski to George L. P4illar and his wife,
19, The Manager�s suggestion as to the change in the salary of the Chief of Police and the Chiaf
of the Nire Department.
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�p, Consideration of Governor Warren�s request of the Tiayor for tha appointment of a
Safety Chairman £or the City of Clearwater.
21. Consideraiion of the request of Attorneys :9askin and Slnith for a license to cover a
jewelry auction house,
22, Consideration of lb5 it. of 2" water main axtension on a new street, named Queen 5t.
at estimated cost of �p]25.00 requested by Gladys Dunaan, to fim nish domestic water
s<trvice to one conswner which matter was brough.t to the attention of the Conmission
at its meeting o£ November 21 and was referred back to the City Manager, sug�esting
that the property awner deduct a 50 £t, right-of-way for street purposes t�efore the
City would snend any mone,y on this proposed street. �
23, Consideration of l50 ft. of 2�! water main on �wing St. for a domestic customer and
lawn service, at an estiruated cost of �90.00.
Zl�, �onsideratian of 180 £t, of 1" gas main on Lincoln Ave, for one domestic gas customer
at estimated cost of �75.00.
2j, Consideration of 140 £t, of 2" gas main on Frankli.n for one domestic gas at estimated
cost of ��5.Co.
26. Condideration o£ 250 ft. of 2° gas main on Bay Esplanade Ave, at es�iwated cost of
�165.00 to serve four (4) domestic gas customers.
27. Report for the year from the Plumbing Board,
28. Consideration o£ resolution requesting si�cty-four (61�) property osaners to clean their
lots of weeds and grass.
2q; Consideration of ordinance relative to advertising signs. .
3p. Consideration of application Prom the Principal of the Pinellas Higli School,£or a
license to operate auatsements, to be sponsored bp the colored school.
Adjourn�ent °
Ceu�mi§`sion acting as Trustees Yor the Psnsion Plan. �
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�ity'Commission •
City of Clearwa�ter •
Florida
"'"' ' RE: Transfer of Lease on Big Trail Inn .
Geritlemene
Because of reasons o£ health P�Ir. and Mrs. iaa.lter JadZowski desire to sell their
plade' of business, Big Trail Inn, Clear�tater Beach,, ta George L, riillar and his wife, Evel�
Ruth Millar, and request that the lease Ue trarrsfea•red to the new par�ies,
� I trust" that your coinmittee wzll find Mr. and rirs. I�Iillar desirable tenants and
will permit Mr. Jadlowski, through his agent, Joseph Hudak, to transfer the lease to the
2•4illars and place your approval and consent �hereon.
'tour consideration of this natter will be greatly appreciated. �
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Respectfully yours,. _
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J, vT. Rowe •.• sigaed
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To'�he Honorable Ma.yor and membe'rs of the city coimnission o� the city oi Clearwater,
FTa, ..r .
Since this is your first officia]. meeting of the new ;�ear, and since I am now a
property�owner of this city� I am respectfully requesting this body to accept this �
statement �.s a'New Year wish from the pastors of the many churches of this cityo �
.:r:r .
It is the prayer and the wish of the pastors of this ci�y that it shall always seek
to'15e as beautiful the things that Have ta do with kiwnan.welfare, as God has made it,in
the things_of his own creation.
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CITY COP�dISSTON MINUTES
Janvary 2� 1950
' It is the wis� thr�t all the leaders in civic, educational, fraternal and ,
religious insti'tutions, sf�all at all times seek cooperatively to advance the.total '
good of cvery human being in this community.
2t is our wisli that there sha11 be the maximum of appreciatiori and commen-
dation �f all public officials and leaders in the schools arri churchea an3 a miriimum
of criticism of their acts until and unitss such lza.ders are blamworthy.
It is our wish and prayer' tkat evary ei'fort sh�.11 be uiade to safeguard the
youih o£ this city, and that we give most earne^�t attention to a71 movements that have
for their purpose'tlie better race relations, +
'�!� suggest that some form of allegiance to the best interest o£ our city
bc expressed either by private resolve or public declaration,
It is our `conviction, a� mi.iiisters and Teaders, that Clearwater F1a, is
so near a perfect city in its physical cleanliness and the observance of law tliat
we should not nermit any power or influence to hinder the u�oral progress o.f the city
which is now beaoming tha baloved lovers city of the state of Florida. '
God bless you and God speed you in evesy good work.
J. W. Pearson.
Tiie First Methodist Church.
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LVHEREAS: it has been determined by the City Comr,assion o£ tne City of
Clearwater, Florida, that the property described below should be cleanad of weeds,
grass and/or underbrush, and that aftar ten (10) days notice and f ailure o£ thc
owner thereof to do so, the City should clean such property and eharge the costs
th<•*.reof against the respectives projxrty, '
NOL+T TfIEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the City Comtm.ssion oi the City of
Clearwater, Florida, that the following dcscribed property, situate in said Cit�,
shall be cleaned of weeks, grass and/or underbrush w2 thin ten (10) days a£ter
:!otice in writing to the owners thereof to do so and tts�t upon failure to comply '
with said notice,�the �ity shall per£orm such cleaning and charge the costs thereof
against tlie respective properties ir� accordance �rith Sectaon 128 of the Charter of
the City of Clearwater, as amended, °
Owner Pronert.v
Dew-Aendry Fixrniture Co. Lots 9 and 10, Blk. 12
721 Cleveland St., City Go41d & Ewings 2nd °
Ed, S, ti+hiitson ° N, 32.5 ft, of Lot $ '
Davey-McMullen Bldg. Property of Geo. F. 47ashburri
St. Petersburg, Floi�ida '
County of Pinellas ` Lot 9 "
Clerks Office, City ` Clearwater IieighLs '
Oscar Hendricks � Lots 24y25,30,31,19 '
117q Cleveland St,, City � Cleartiaater Heig�ts
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J. W. Scoficld
Drew St., City
R. bf. Goodroan
2254 Franklin St., City
Newton VJ. Aopkins
1218 Jackson St., City
Frank M, Sikorski
11+].2 N, Ft, Harrison, City
Robert FI. Chi•istian
4835 Divisicn St.
Grarid Rapids� Michigan
Rev, Thos, L. Colreavy
520 Jas�.ine Y7ay, City
Virginia C, Brown
1102 S. Prospect, City
David Bilgore & Co. "
Franklin.St., City
Robert C. 1+liller
1565 Grove st., City
Virginia C. Brown
3102 S. Presp�ct Ave,, City
R, G. Crotaartie
blq court st,, city
Burd Metal Products '
City
Hamilton C, Forman
P, o. Box 399
F't. Lauderdale, Fla.
R. H. I'iudley
b01 S, Piyrtla, City
R. L. Smith
303 E. 9tn st.
Bradsnton, Eia.
�Ierbert II. Blanton
City
Wm. H. Wolfe
Pianson Arcade, Gity
Asa Fontaine
R. F. D, Route,5
Hamburg, N.Y.
Mrs. �dward L. Bippert
c/o H. I,, Thompson, City
PSiss Wyllie Brown
c/o Paul Brown
PSer�:dian� Miss.
rir. George Bigby
Anderson, S, �,
Mrs, Geo. C, Leoris
408 Wash:ington St.
i+Iatertown, kiis, '
L�Talter S. Hendershot
265 Edgewater D:,
Dunedin, Florida
Louis B. Crayton
3Z7 deffords St.� City
Louis B. Crayb�n
327 Je£fords St., City
I,eslie Pfeiffer
Yarmouth Port
Cape Cod, I+fass,
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Lots 1,2,3,�, Hlk. 3,
Overbrook Subd,
Lots 5}b, Blk. 3,
Overbrook Subd. '
Lots 7,8,9,1�J, Hlk. 3,
Overbrook Subd.
Lot 1, Blk. 4s
Overbrook Subd.
Loi:s 12,�3,14,15,16,1'�lg,l9
Blk. 4,; OverUz�ook Subd.
Lots 25,26,3�, B1k. 3
Magnolis� Heights Subd.
Lot 5, Blk. 3,
A:agnol.ia Height� Subd,
Lot l, Blk. 5,
Magnolia Park Subd,
Lot 5, B�.k. lz
Tlagnolia iark Subd.
N. t�1' of Loi; 14, B11t.' l�i
i'fagnolia Park �ubd.
Lots 1b,Z'7,1�, B].k. 13
Magnolia Park
S. 30� o£ Lots 1 and 2, a11 of Lot 3,
Blk. 19, riagnolia Park
Lot �, Blk. 21
riagnolia Park
S, end of Lot 16, Blk. 22
�i+lagnolia �ark
Lot 21, Blk. 23,
i4a,gnolia Park
Lot 21
Court Square Subd,
Lot l, D1k. 2
' Zs1a�.la:.e Subd.
W, 80� oi E. 134.5' of S2'of Blke 8
inTalla�e Subd.
W. 222" o£ Lot 53 R� L, ko� oi 55
Harbor Caks Subd.
W, k5� of Lot 107 & E. 25* of Lot 109
iIarbor Oaks
�ti. 10 � of 3,28 and E. 60 � of 130
Harbor Oaks
W 20' of Lot 130 and:E,..50� of Lot
132, Harbor Oaks
ti`1. 35' of Lot 132 and E, 65 � of 134,
Harbor Oaks �
W. 34' of Lot 25, E, ?_l�•o� 26
Bluffview uubd.
N. 32wt of I.ot 26 all of Zot 27,
E. 2£i� of Lot 2$, �lu£fview 5ubd.
Lot 3�, Bluffvie�r Subd., Zess Deed
87925g (for 3treet) and less S, 90'.
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Roy and Ida Harter
1775 Largo Rd., City
Mrs. Dluc
1281� u, Greenwood Ave., City
John D, Waite
636 �. 83rd Place
Chicago, I11, �
rir. John C, Dean
1t�39 2nd Ave., City �
Bertha McQuarie
606 Belleview �1vd,, City
`�inifred �. Godwin
c/o J. �`. �+7allace
Ft, Harrison & Je,ffords, City
Blanche R. Beddo
1305 S. Ft. Harrison, City
T'd, Vlright �
P. 0. �ox 21�.
St. Petersburg, Fla.
Henry S. Metz
2819 Staunton Rd,
Huntin�ton, 4i. Va.
Norman B. Beecher
t+32 Druid Rd., City
Fred Ganglehoff
1477 S, Ft. Harrison, �ity
Vincent Ceraelo
1104 S. Myrtle kve.}� City
Mrs. Geo. Haseman
1120 South St., City
B. P, Hicks
R. F. D, 2, Box 210A
I,akeland� Florida
Wm. Ii. Tr�olie
Manson Arcade, City
H. R. Dozier
1020 Washington Ave.,
Largo, P'larida
Jack Kiefcr
1571 S. Myrtle, City
Joe Greco
3407 12th st.
Tampa., F1a.
Cosmo Anastasi
c/o G, C. Spicola
200 Madison Bldg,
Tampa, Fla,
Andrew Alexander
5520 Harford Rd,
Baltimore, Md.
Edith Homer
Cleveland St., City
Ella Mannirg� et a1s
1903 Jelton Ave., Tampa, Fla.
Paul J. Chipello
629 Cleveland St., City
Stanley G, Miller
1�1�2 Sunsct Dr., City
CITY GOI+�IIS5I6N M7.NUTES
January 2, 1950
Lot 8, nik. 3, '
P�ii.lton Park uubd. '
s].k. 19
Milton Park Subd,
zot 3, IIlk. C �
Belleview Court
I,ot 4, B1k, D
Belleview Court
Lot 12, Blk. D �
BelleviEw Court
Lots 1,z,3, L1k. 13 �
Bel3eair Subd,
Lot 8, Blk. 13
Selleair Subd.
Lots 9, 11, BZok. 13
I,ots 1�,15,16,17, �lk. 13
Zots 10,11, Blk, lb
Lots 3,4,5, Blic. 16
Lot �, Blk. 2k'
a11 in Be7leair Subd.`
Lots 1,2,3,4,5,6, Blk, A.
Belleair Hi�lands
Lots 16,17, Blk. A
Belleair Hi�lands
Lot 45, Blk. B
Belleair Highlands
I,ots 16,17,18,19
lst Addn, to Be]leair Highlands
Zots 2z,z3,z4, Blk. s
Lakaview Heights
Lots 41�42, Blk. A
$nd Addn, to Belmont ` �
Lot 27� Blk. D,
2nd Addn. To Belmont
Lots 42,43, IIlk. D,
2nd A@dn. to Belmont
�o�s 1l�,15,16, Blk. K.
Belmont 2nd Addn.
Lot 5, Blk. 5,
P+1an dalay 5uh d
Lots 7, 8, Blk. 5
Mandalay Subd,
Lot 3, Blk. S`c 7
riandalay Subd.
Lots 2,3, Blk. B
Tfandalay Subd.
Lot 4, �• g
Nlandalay Subd.
Lot 5� Elock 8,
Ma��dalay Subcl.
Lot 9, Block 9
Mandalay Subd.
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Otelia B, Gamp
501 S, Newport Ave,
Tampa� Fla,
Marvin hi. Odom
1005 rionroe St., Station A.
Gretna, La. �
Sam I,umia
1001 31st Ave. `
Tcunpa, Fla.
Sam Il,, Friscia
2529 Elmore St., Tampa, Fla.
Louis Lombard� �
718 �a Salle St.
Tampa, Fla,
Saauel & Rebecca.Stein
P. 0. Box 1669, Tampa, Fla.
Barnet Powell
319 �olumbia Dr.
Tampa, Florida
Nick Sagonias
113 Ring Ave.
Tarpon Springs, Fla.
Ste£ano Spoto, et als
2118 Nebraska Ave.
Tampa, Fla. '
Estelle Baker
Eufaula; alabama
I�ot 10, Blk. 9
Mandalay Subd.
Lot 15, Blk. 10
Mandalay Subd.
I,ot l� Blk. 11
Mandalay S•ubd.
Lot 2, Blk. 11
Manda]:.�y Subd. �
Lot 6, Blk, ll
hfandalay Subd,
Lot 11, Blk.� 11
T4andalay Subd,
Lot 14, Blk. 11
riandalay 5ubd.
Lots 15,1G, Blk. 11=•
Mandalay Subd.
Lot 8, Blk: 12
Mandalay 5ubd,
I,ot 1/�, Blk. 72
Tfandalay Sul�d. �
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P1?SS'r.'D �2Ti AL�PT�13 by the City �onu*aisuioxi of the City of G'learwater, Florida
this 2nd ciA� of Jairivary, A. D. 1950,
Le la nd F. DreBc ___ _�,
�Sctix��� I;[a'yor Co�i9sianer
AT�EST: '
h. G. 1�Jingo
City Auditor and Cler3>
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csmy cor:�t; :�ss�o�a r,����zi�G
Ja xrua ry 2, 1950
December 21, 1949
T� �he P�iayax ancl Honoreble Ci�y Corrm?issi oners
City Hx11
CJ.ear�rater, Florida
Uontl.omen:
I am enclo5ing a Tet�er herewith frorn ��ir, Floyd T. Chriqtian, Sunerintendent og Public
Instructi�n, Pinellas Caunty, 3n which he �;ivea ua perr.�tission to s�onsor the �"Holman
Ridos�', provicl3n�; �ou gentlemen will issue a per.mit to us.
The P1an:
The sc�ool will receive twenty-five percent (25�5) of the �;ro�3 recaipts, plus five
dollars, (yr5.00) �'or aaeh conoessic�n bootYa; this entertainraent does no� carr;� any
garnes of e�iance.
If you desire �o investigate, the following is tY,e �aaresg of tr.e o�mer:
P.;r. uani Ho3man
2��5 Cholsea
Tampa, Florida
Telephone: 32915�.
Yaur favorable oonsideration oP tr�3s r.7atter 1rill be graatl? appreciatecl.
Respectfull�r sub:aitted:
S. 'I1. Curb�iss PrincipaZ
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Encl.
P. S. Plaase return enclo�ed letter as s��n as possible.
Deceznber 22, 1949
P�ir. �am Holman
2105 Clielsea
Tampa, b'`la o
liear T,ir. iiolmsnr
TYzis �vill ackna�rZedge your letter of liecer.iber 21, addressed to �-�e i,:ayor r�nd Har�orable
City Co�riissioners o�' ti�.e Cit�7 of Cles�r��ater relat�ve to the establishment oi �fHolman
Rides�� oz� the propert� owned by the Pinellas School �soard; th�s to be spcnsered b;*
the idegra School.v �
F3efore thia i� presente�3 to the City Cor.r;tission ti�ill yau Alease �dvise me in detail
vJhat the Ho7.raan Rides are coziposed of.
i'ours var�r t�zl�r,
Sl�,ned: �3o�d Aa Bennett, Cit� T:;gr.
SA B : g€,
Ueoembex 2g� �ga.g
` A�r. I3oyd A> �ennett
City T,iana�er
Clear�^Jater, Florida
Post O,ffice f3ox 134$ '
liear Sir:
Your Zettar of December 22 received, in regards to FIolznan Hides, on the propert� avrned
bv the Pinellas School I3oarc�; this to be sponsered by the Tdegro sclzool.
C�ur rides consi�t of T�Ierry-�o-rotind, farris v�heel, boat ride, v�rhirl-vaind ride, bab�
ferris whael, train rida, anc� RnlI-A-S';P_zirl.s �lso srrin� ride.
TriAniting you for �*our letter, we are
SiJIJSI�iIV't? l.iFCr. G`0.
Signed: T,ee Erickson Sec�y
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„% CITY CC?AIRtTS51AN I.,L�,^T�1`tG CZTY COIa11133S5TON �rIT�L�"�'T,I'dG
. _ Januar� �3:, J:350 : Januar� 2, 1950 ,
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7�c�acmbax la, 1.9�k�J , `
_ _ December 31, 1949' '
_ To: NCr, Bennet� : ,
' _ ' �Ir . 5 . 'hJ. Curti s � ' Princ:Lpa l ' ,
- Pinellas �i�h SchoQl From; hir. Perry, Plumbin� Tns�ac�or ,
Cle�rsr� Ear, Ploi i�a
: Ai:tached l�erewith i� the financial repoa^t o£ "the �3oara oi Plumbing Examine;.s and
Deax l�ir. Curtis; cYieck �`or the balanee on hand of ��187.6a,
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- - • C1eArwater Ne rQ schools
ssed vrith the boaz� tY�.e �os��.'�i13.ty of the � Names of a licant� takring �he 2,Zaster Piumbars e�caminatio� 1949-------;
I have disou PP
s onsariir the ;�iolrian ride3 on the recently puraYiased achool pxo�e,rty. ;
p � , Jaxnea Rof Chastain Fee paid---------------w25.00 ,
, �- ob'aet�.on �o vour s�onsorin� thesa ridea anc� the usa of the _
Theza r�ill be no J � he' ro ext . It
vidi there is a'bsolu�oly na �amUlin�; on t� � p Y T E. a nswart'h --- 25.(70
. school proporty, pro �� • a i the z, H y u ir -_--_-' ---'-----
is also understood tha� the ts�o �ther elenientaz�y schools �v�.11 ahqx k�
:; iu he rides and that you will act as clzairr.ian of . the �;roup _ in 5. Gross _-_ 25.�0
profit der_ved fro t J`o� rr a--------
and present this a�'fice �riibh a statement af tha
pxofits derived anc� distrik�ut�on �
_ of the s�ine. _ V"V, A. Johnson ir u_-----'--_-��---- 25.0�. _ _
. v iIl rant ou a ermit for tho pro ject,, as I knayv you st T hns n a� �r' ,,_______________: 25.00 '
I trust thatr the city 1 �; Y P .�o �
}iave a worthy cause in mind for the use oz tho r.ioneq o'G�a3:nad tron the co7ce�sior.s•
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' P,Zarvi�: N. 4VLlliams � n �r ------------__�__ 25,�0
�iz�cerelg you�s, ' TOTAL ' �150.OQ
_ SiUned: Floid T. Christian _
Superint�ndent az I'ablia �nstruction Journeyman Pluinbara Fee: _
_ • James Vd. Bates Jan. 1949' Fee �a,id��,�T..�..t�ttYY-.-1�J.00
J. V1. Starling„ Feb. 2, 1949 it �� -------------- 10.00
• i�m�: j , I„ D. Harcell Feb. 17, 1949 n �i _--- -- 10.00 _
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_ Ii. R. Falmas Feb. 17, 1949 ir ii -------------- lU.JQ
_ _ Charle's H. Slauter kug. 10D 1949' c� u---------=---- 10.00
-----__,�------------------------_ TOTAL �50.00 4�200.00
. December 29, 1949
_ Expanditures;
P,�xe S. V'�, Curtis, .Principal
Pinellas i�igh �chaol Ptatexicls anrl �r�.nt_zzg; _ �12.60 12.80
�sox 291 �
. � rida
Clearc�at:.r, Flo �alance on hand turned over to the city �18'7.�0
Dear I,ir. Curti3; _ _ _
: , o a er oi llecember 21 19�9 addresse� to the Tw?ay or �nd HonoraUle ------>------------------- ------_-,-_�--
Wi-t�. refer.,nc:e_ to �our 1 tt ,
�it Co*,�n�.asioners regardin� s�onsorin�; the �T��olr7an Rid�s�". �'h�s of£ice is advis�d ,
9 FII�A�TC7AL REPORs^
� b the Sunshine hlanui'acturing Ceanpany oi Tarapa that these ridea conaist of Dlerry-g�-
g PLUI�i$iI3G COT1TRCiG'�'OR�u r,XA1�=TiIIiG BOARi7
round �'erris whee'1, boat :ride, whirl-tvind ride, baby ferris v��hee1., tra3n ride� Ra11-
A-VJhirl aizd Svring t�ide. Vtould you please advise �s how �.on�; you propoae �o have these 19n9
- rides in operation, _ R�CEIPTS ,
� � Examination Fees ----------------------�?150.00
The City licens� law requirea a licen.se of w50.00 per :year �.or each ride or arRiuserr.eni, IF�as�er Plumber)
there�ars the question oi how lon� you expect to operate �Yiese amusements, because �
the Cit �ommission has �he authority�, ii' it sees �it, to proratc� the 1lcense fea ai�d
y Jou.rne an Fees: - 50.q0
. even remi� it, rrhich it �ight do in this case,. Ym ---------------------
G'Ve v�ould a recia�e a re 1 at an early datE so tha� the natter can t�e put on tha TOmAL �200.00
pT� . p �
agenda for considexation by the �orru�i:ss�.on at its meetin� January 2, 1�J50,
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�PENDITTJRES
tiiaterials i'or Exam�.nation �_--------- 12.60
: Your� very truly, 'TUTAL 12.60
Signed: �3oyc1 A. Benne�tt . '
_ Gity iutanager _ _
�3ABr�6 Bal. an hand`turned over to City w187v40
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' Uecerabar 30,, 1949 � Respectful'lg� sub�itted,
Itira t3o d Ae iiennett Cit Pri r. _ Si6ned; J. A. Perr� � ChRirrnan
� , Y � PLUbIBING :fNSY�CTOR
�'ost �t'iice Tiax 134c� _
Clearv�ater, Flbxida ; Ji��'' ja _
peai �.r. t�ennett: _ '
In re ara to tk�e in uir made concernin �he sponsorin�; of the nfiolma:n R�tcles", we
, � cl. Y �
v�isYi ta have uhem operate five ni�hts, �eginnin� passik�ly on Tues�lay, Jazu�try I0, 1950.
'9e reatl a reciate our rom t xes onse_'to �ur request, and trust that matters vlag ,
r � y pP 'Y P P P
- be, arz�an��cl to the sa�Gisfaetion or the ciiv officials: ' _
' �ospect:ftzlly aaurs, '
Si�ned: S, ;JVo Curtis ,
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T�a��r�lc coni�.z�l�y:
cor;imissioner F3rc�wn
�' Drew
LICENSE COt1iTuITTEE: Jan. 11, 19�9
Cor,�:iissioner �3ra�rn
" Dre��u
(ta work «i�h Ghief o� Police)
LAPdD APFRAIStiI:� COt�IAiITmEF: P�Iar. 21, 1949
Commissioner Bro�vn •
�c Dre�r
QOI�i2:IITTEE ON SAL.4R1�S OF CITY EP,iPLOYEES; Apr. 18, 1y49
Cor.imissioner Brown
�" Itennedy
COP,uiITTEE OIJ BP.,ACI£ I,F'�ASi�,S: .Tune 13, 1949
fitayor Sar�eant
Conwi. Brov�n
��' Casler
COIti'lll�iITTEE ON STGNS: June ],3� 194y
Comm. Brown
°' Casler
COI4iiIITTEE OT, PtTBLIC CODSPORT STATiOTi June 13, 1949
Cor.nn. Brown
�y Ca sler
CO2,�,IITi�E 02J S2'R22dG COUFtT I1`iYROVE'i�.;E2:TS June 27, 1949
CoTM.�rn. E�rown
u Dretiv
L�ecember 21, 7.949
I�r. J. A. Al�schuler, Hrc:zitect,
Citvo
Dear Sir:
In refex*enae tc� our bid for the construction of Fir•e Station I�to. 3 for the City
of Clearwater, *r�e stated that we included a concrete beam acro3s from corner of
office to dorrii�tor� i'or support of' roof slab. �Je under3tand this 3s not necessary,
so instead of this item w�e vrould app7� this amount of ��45.00 wrich �ve used for
this be�� totivard clearin� the trees off i'rom lot. Trus�ing this mat�ar meets wi�h
your approval, we sre,
"�'ours vesy truly,
Signed� 1�. A. P�lallter
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