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BE IT ORDAINED BY THu& CITY COl!MSSIOIT OF THE CI'T'Y' OF CLIAiVIAT:lR, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The City Manager of the City o f Clearwater be and he is hereby ap-
pointed ex officio manager of all airports and landing fields including seaplane bases,
located in the City of Clearwater on property awned or controlled by the City of Clear-
water.
Section 2. That the City Manager be and he is hereby authorised to promulgate
rules and regulations governing the use and operation of all airpotts, landing fields,
and seaplane bases, in the City of Clearwater located an property owned or controlled
by the City of Clearwater, which rules and regulations shall be binding on and shell be
complied with by all persons using such airports, landing fields, and seaplane bases;
and any such rules and regulations promulguted by the City Manager may be rescinded,
amended, or supplemented by the City Manager from time to time.
Section 3. The City Manager shall have the right to appoint an Kirport Manager
for each airport, landing field, or seaplane base located in the City of Clearwater and
on property owned or controlled by the City of Clearwater, and such J Irport Manager shell
have the right and duty of enforcing the rules and regulltions as promulgated by the
City Manager.
Section 4. }kry person, firm or corporation who shall violate any of the provi-
sions of this ordinance or the provisions of any rules and regulations promulgated by
aatnarity of this ardinbncek shall, upon conviction thereof in the Municipal v;ourt of,
the City of Clearwater, be punished by a fine not exceading One Hundred Dollars (4100.00)
or by imprisonment in the City ;ail not exceeding ten (10) days, or by both such fine and
imprisonment in the discretion of the Municipal Judge.
Section 5.' This ordinance shall became effective immediately upon its passage
and adoption by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater, Florida.
Passed and adopted by the City Commission of the City of Clearwater.
SHEILDS do C01MhNY
Members New York Stock Exchange
44 Well Street
Novo York,5,11-Y.
July 26, 1945
The Honorable City Commission
City Hall
Clearwater, Florida
Gentlemen:
Now that the Clearwater refunding bee been completed, it 1s my wish to pay a
long deserved compliment to your 6ommisalon, the City Attorney, the City Manager, and
the City Clerk. We work with city officials all over the country. It has been only
rarely that we have found the alertness to the public interest, characterising your
Commission bad the City Department heads.
You have saved the City of Clearwater a great deal of money, both in the aggre-
gate and annually. But, you have done more; you have established your credit an a better
plane than it has ever before occupied. chat never stops paying dividends. We have had
numerous letters and telephone calls from investors indlebting their aatisfaation at the
progress being made by the City.
From our observation, your records are excellent; your technical departments
function smoothly had well; your City employees ere courteous, competent; your growth
factor is good as to quality and quantity. There is, therefore, only he conclusion that
Clearwater feces a comfortably long and satisfactory growth in the future.
In behalf of Shields and Company, as well es the writer, permit us to express
our pleasure in having the refunding business with you.
Sincerely yours,
Marshall Danoy
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CITY OUXESSION U11WT4S V
C The City Commission met in regular session evening of j.ugust 20th, at
8:00 P.M. at the City Hall with the following members proeont:
Gaor a R. Seevy, Mayor Coromienioner
non L. Stoutamire
lease a. Smith
Sumner Laws
Absent: Harbert Grins
The meeting was called to order and the minutes of the previous meeting
were reed and approved.
The City Attorney, Mr. Richards, rend Ordinance #512, an amendment to Ord-
inanoe J421A, for the second and third times and after ouch reading it was moved by
Ltr. Smith and seconded by Mr. Stoutamire and carried that the Ordinancu be adopted.
This Ordinance is set aut in full below. ---
City Manager Hendrix reported that he had written a letter to Mr. Charles
Lvaringhum under date of august 17th, notifying him that he would reecnmend to the
vity Commission at its meeting an -uguat 20th, that the lease of Mr. cveringhem be
revoked because of non-oomplienae with Its terms. Mr. Hendrix ulna reported that
there was in the files of the City a copy of a letter written to Mr. r`veringham by
wr. C. 141chols. City Manager dated Sun. 7, 1936, in which hir. Nichols called
attention to the fact that the 4ity had preformed its part of the lease agreement by
putting the City Pier In a proper state of repair. These two letters are set out in
full below. Mr. John Polhill, representing Mr. Everingham, was present and stated
that Ur. .:veringhom had at no time agreed that the City had placed the Pier in proper
condition according to the agreement. Ur. George Eiohelbarger was present and tes-
tified that at various times sinoa long poet tar. cveringham had hired him to renew
rotten decking and replace a few stringers. In as much as there was not a full, Com-
mission present, it was decided to postpone any final action in the rattur.until a
later date.
Mr. Ray Mains appcored before the Board and suggested that the city Com-
mission take definite steps toward bringing small industry to Clearwater. The Com-
taisaion informed Mr. Mains that they thought this matter should more properly be
handled by the Chamber of Commerce but agreed to take the matter under advisement
for further studz.
The Commission upprovod the following projects submitted by City Manager
Hendrix:
Project #l Satire $ 12,600.00
Project #2 " 8,100.00
Project #3 " 7,000.00
Project r4 2nd & 3rd
Items 3,000.00
Project I4? 4th Item 1,500.00
As to Project #6, concerning a fence around Brooklyn Ball Perk, the City Manager was
requested to investigate the type of fence most suitable. Date., la of these projects
mentioned above can be had by referring to the minutes of rugust 6th, where they are
eat out in full. °
The Board had before it a letter signed by fir. X. 0. Houze, chairman of the
City Planning hoard, recommending a beach erosion survey for the Gulf side of Clear-
water Beach also the widening of Draw Street from Pt. karrisan to Osceola. This letter
is set out below.
The Board tied before Ita letter from Yr. l?glph +Gieherds addressed Lathe City
Manager stating that in his opinion a profit of $25,545,02 realized by sale of City of
vlearwotar Bonds through Shields and Company could be placed in the general fun3 of the
City end' used for operating expenses. It was moved by Mr. Smith, seconded by `..r.
Stoutamire bnd carded that the above mentioned amount of $25,545.02 be transferred from
the sinking fund to the general operating fund. Kr. i{iehards latter is set aut below.
The City ?ttorney now read a resolution amending Ordinance rf445, commonly
known t,s the Zoning Drdin5noe, vhich permitted the establishment of a business for the
axle of automobile parts an property at toe north east Intorsecti3n af'Grove Street
bnd rroppeot nve. owned by S. r. Tucker and ituth L. Tnaker. It Has moved by :+:r. Lowe,
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seconded by -r. Qtoutamira, and carried that the resolution be adopted. This resol-
ution is set out below.
Air.' Hendrix. reported that Dougles Bailey's la ese ON ering filling station an
ilearwater Bench would expire September 33th', and that Mr. Bailey was dealrzus of
renewing far a rive year period. The 0=m1asLaa requested :•:r. Hendrix to negotiate
the matter with L,r. .Bailey cud report his findings to the Commission at a later time.
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