HomeMy WebLinkAboutMIN 08.26.1986 CC-RThe City Council
of
the City of Georgetown met
in Regular
Session on
the above date at
6:00 PM
with
Mayor Jim
Colbert
presiding. The
following
council
members and
officials were
present:
Council
Member
Eb C.
Girvin, Council Member Joan
King,
Council
Member
Marvin E. Lackey,
Council
Member
Bill Connor,
Council Member William
C.
Shell,
City
Secretary
Pat Caballero,
City
Manager
R. Bob
Gaylor,
Director of Finance
and
Administration
David
Quick, Director
of Public
Works
Allyn Moore,
Development and
Planning
Director
Ed
Barry,
and Police Chief
Hugh
Anderson
III.
6:00 PN COUNCIL/STAFF WORKSHOP
1. WATER SYSTEM REPORT - FREESE & NICHOLS
The City Council heard a water system report
from City Engineers Freese and Nichols.
INCREASE
The City
hearing.
Council held a tax rate increase public
7:00 PM REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
CONSENT AGENDA: Motion by Kind and second by Connor to approve
the following consent items as listed below.
Motion carried by unanimous vote.
1. MINUTES To approve the August 5, 11, 12, 13 and 15, 1986
minutes as submitted by City Secretary Pat
Caballero.
2® BILLS OVER $5®000.00
To approve the following bills over $5,000.00:
Freese & Nichols, Inc. July review work $ 7088.15
RTE Corp. invoice nos 62675, 62197, 62152, 62153 $ 20410.00
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3. ORDINANCE - UTILITY DEPOSITS - 2ND READING
To adopt on second and final reading of the
following captioned ordinance.
"ORDINANCE NUMBER 86-29
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 23-2,
VACATING AND
SAME -DEPOSITS,
OF` THE CITY OF GEORGETOWN
CODE
OF
ORDINANCES BY
ESTABLISHING DEPOSIT
REQUIREMENTS
TO THE WILLIAMS
FOR DIFFERENT
GROUPS OF CUSTOMERS,
ESTABLISHING
OF WILLIAMSON
21)
A UTILITY REFUND
REFUND POLICY,
PROVIDING
A
SEVERABILITY
CLAUSE AND SETTING
AN EFFECTIVE
DATE" ( Volume
number:
23 )
4. ORDINANCE - PERSONNEL POLICY
- 2ND READING
To adopt on
second and final
reading
the
following captioned
ordinance.
"ORDINANCE NUMBER 86-30
PERSONNEL RULES AND PROCEDURES
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
A PERSONNEL POLICY APPLICABLE TO ALL EMPLOYEES
OF THE CITY OF GEORGETOWN, AS HEREINAFTER SET
FORTH" (Volume number: 18)
5s ORDINANCE - ABANDON PUE WILLIAMS COMMERCIAL PARK - 2ND READING
To adopt on second and final reading the
following captioned ordinance.
"ORDINANCE NUMBER 86-31
AN ORDINANCE
VACATING AND
ABANDONING
THAT
PORTION OF A 10
FOOT UTILITY EASEMENT AND
RIGHT
OF WAY ONLY
AS IT RELATES
TO THE WILLIAMS
COMMERCIAL PARK SUBDIVISION (CAE G, SLIDE
183-184), WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TEXAS, SAID
EASEMENT BEING OF RECORD IN VOLUME 577 PAGE 708
DEED RECORDS
(Volume number:
OF WILLIAMSON
21)
COUNTY,
TEXAS.
6® ORDINANCE - ABANDON PUE SAN GABRIEL HEIGF€€TS VB LOTS 22 & 23 -
2ND READING
To adopt on second and final reading the
following captioned ordinance.
"ORDINANCE NUMBER 86-32
AN ORDINANCE VACATING AND ABANDONING THAT
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PORTION OF TWO (2) FIVE FOOT (5) PUBLIC UTILITY
EASEMENTS WHICH LIE ADJACENT AND PARALLEL TO THE
COMMON PROPERTY LINE OF AND AS THEY RELATE TO
LOTS 22 AND 23 OF BLOCK B, SAN GABRIEL HEIGHTS
SUBDIVISION SECTION 5, AS RECORDED IN CABINET C
SLIDES 385-389, PLAT RECORDS OF WILLIAMSON
COUNTY, TEXAS, AND EXCEPTING AND RESERVING UNTO
THE CITY OF GEORGETOWN, ITS SUCCESSORS AND
ASSIGNS THE ABANDONED PORTION OF THE EASEMENT
WHERE THERE ARE ANY FUNCTIONING UTILITY LINES OR
APPURTENANCES LOCATED IN, OR UNDER SAID
ABANDONED PORTION FOR THE PURPOSE OF REPAIRING,
REPLACING, RESTORING, REMOVING, RELOCATING, AND
MAINTAINING AS MAY BE NECESSARY FROM TIME TO
TIME EXISTING UTILITY LINES, INCLUDING SEWER,
DRAINAGE, WATER PIPING AND ELECTRIC DISTRIBUTION
LINES AND APPURTENANCES ON, UNDER, ACROSS OR
OVER SAID ABANDONED PORTION.'° (Volume number:
21)
7. OAK CREST SPRING VALLEY UNIT LOTS 13/14 - PARTIAL VACATION &
ENDED PLAT
To approve a partial vacation and amended plat
for Lots 13 & 14, Oak Crest Estates, Spring
Valley Unit, in order to shift the common lot
line to correct an existing encroachment subject
to the following: 1) All ordinance requirements
being met. 2) Utilities being adequate. 3) The
previously granted variance allowing the
structure on Lot 13 to encroach into the
building setback and Public Utility easement
shall no longer apply.
The following aviation gasoline bids were
received for an estimated usage of 63,600
gallons during fiscal year 1986/87:
South Jet A, Inc .90 gal. - $57240.00
Pride Marketing .96 gal. - 61056.00
To accept the South Jet A, Inc. bid of $.90 per
gallon.
K
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n fa \ f4 E' `ar PLAN ALLYN MOORE/ROGE�l
AND CINDY PEREZ
Motion by King and second by Connor to authoriz
the city staff to develop and adopt temporar
8/26/86 regular council meeting page 3 of 14
measures
allowing
second
watering
of
new
lawns
to
established
the
before
mandatory watering rationing
Capital
Recovery Fee
provided
that° 1)
No such temporary measures
certain
changes, that City
shall
Attorney
extend past
September 15, 1986.
2)
Sufficient
water is
determined to be available.
upon,
have
been incorporated
into
the
agreement.
If
sufficient
water is determined not to
be
available
then such
temporary measures
shall
cease.
Motion carried
by unanimous vote.
10. PUBLIC HEARING ON SUBDIVISION PLAT FEE ORDINANCE - ED BARRY
The city council held a public hearing on Plat
Fees.
Motion
by Lackey and
second
by
Connor to
authorize
the Mayor
to
sign
the
Tri
-Tract
Capital
Recovery Fee
Credits
Agreement
after
certain
changes, that City
Attorney
Randy
Stump
and
Attorney Richard Suttle
have
agreed
upon,
have
been incorporated
into
the
agreement.
Motion carried by unanimous vote.
12. WILLIAMS COMMERCIAL PARK CAPITAL RECOVERY FEE CREDITS - ED
BARRY
Motion by Connor and second by Lackey to refer
the matter back to the planning staff for
further consideration. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
13. VARIANCE FROM OFF-STREET PARKING REQUIREMENTS 101 PARQUE
CIRCLE - ED BARRY
Motion by King and second by Shell to deny a
variance request from Donna and Robert Edgeman
for a variance from Section 7.101, Off-street
Parking Requirements of the Zoning Ordinance.
Motion carried by unanimous vote.
PUBLIC HEARING AND tRO. FEES 1ST READING
D BARRY f. N> V
The council held a public hearing regarding
inspections fees. Motion by Connor and second
by Shell to acknowledge the first reading of the
following captioned ordinances. Motion carried
by unanimous vote.
"ORDINANCE NUMBER
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING PART II, CHAPTER 6,
ARTICLE I, SECTION 6-8 OF THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES, CITY OF GEORGETOWN BY CHANGING THE
BUILDING PERMIT FEES RATES°'
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"ORDINANCE NUMBER
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING PART II, CHAPTER 6,
ARTICLE II, SECTION 6-39.44 OF THE CODE OF'
ORDINANCES, CITY OF GEORGETOWN BY CHANGING THE
PERMIT FEES FOR THE ISSUANCE OF ELECTRICAL WORK
PERMITS"'
"ORDINANCE NUMBER
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING PART II, CHAPTER 6,
ARTICLE IV, SECTION 6-51 OF THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES, CITY OF GEORGETOWN FOR THE ISSUANCE
OF MECHANICAL PERMITS`°
"ORDINANCE NUMBER
AN
ORDINANCE AMENDING PART
II, CHAPTER
6,
ARTICLE
V, SECTION 6-63 OF
THE CODE
OF
ORDINANCES,
CITY OF GEORGETOWN
BY CHANGING
THE
PLUMBING
PERMIT FEES"
"ORDINANCE NUMBER
AN
ORDINANCE AMENDING PART
II, CHAPTER
6,
ARTICLE
VI, SECTION 6-81 OF THE CODE
OF
ORDINANCES,
CITY OF GEORGETOWN
FOR THE ISSUANCE
OF
SWIMMING POOL PERMITS"
DAVID QUICK
The council held a public hearing on garbage
rates. Motion by Lackey and second by Connor to
acknowledge the first reading of the following
captioned ordinance.
"ORDINANCE NUMBER
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 23-1 RATES AND
CHARGES FOR CITY SERVICE - SCHEDULES, OF THE
CITY OF GEORGETOWN CODE OF ORDINANCES,
SUBSECTION (F) TO ADOPT A SCHEDULE OF GARBAGE
RATES AND CHARGES FOR THE SALES OF GARBAGE
SERVICES RENDERED BY THE CITY OF GEORGETOWN
GARBAGE COLLECTION SYSTEMS; REPEALING ALL OTHER
ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; PROVIDING A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE AND SETTING AN EFFECTIVE
it 9
8/26/86 regular council meeting page 5 of 14
Motion
by King and second
by Girvin to
adopt a
resolution
establishing a
tourism task
force.
now discharges
Three
suggested amendments
were acceptable
through
to
King and Girvin. A fourth
amendment was
moved
by
Connor
and seconded by Lackey
to add
a sixth
agreement
member
to be a citizen
at
large. Voting
went
as
follows:
yes: King, Lackey, Connor and
Shells
no: Girvin.
Motion carried.
Mayor Colbert
the
called
responsible for
for a
vote on
the
motion
now discharges
that
as
amended.
through
an
Voting
with the Chamber of
went
as
follows:
ves:
Girvin,
- an
agreement
which will continue until
King, Lackey and Shell* no:
carried. (note: Both sets of
passed and have been included
resolution.)
Connor. Motion
amendments were
in the following
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A TOURISM TASK FORCE
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of
Georgetown has listed adoption of an Economic
Policy Statement as one of its goals and
recognizes the promotion of tourism as a
significant part of such policy; and
WHEREAS,
the
city is
responsible for
properly
disbursing
revenue from the hotel/motel
tax and
now discharges
that
responsibility
in part
through
an
agreement
with the Chamber of
Commerce to
act as
its agent in
promoting
tourism
- an
agreement
which will continue until
August
31, 1987;
and
WHEREAS, the Council recognizes that changes in
the community (such as: increases in population,
in businesses, in community attractiveness
through the Main Street Program and preservation
efforts by organizations and private businesses,
and in national recognition for the enhanced
programs of Southwestern University) may require
new plans and broader cooperation for the most
effective use of the hotel/motel tax revenues
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF GEORGETOWN:
A) That an ad hoc Tourism Task Force is hereby
created composed of six members:
1) The City Manager or his designee.
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2) From two members nominated by the Board of
Directors of the Chamber of Commerce, the Mayor
will recommend one for council approval.
3) From two members nominated by the Board of
Directors of the Downtown Georgetown
Association, the Mayor will recommend one for
council approval.
4) From two members nominated by the Board of
Directors
of the
Georgetown
Heritage Society,
the
Mayor will
recommend
one for council
approval.
of
by
the
5)
A member of
the Cabinet
of Southwestern
University.
reside
of
tourism for Georgetown
6)
A
Citizen
Task Force
at
large recommend by
the Mayor and
approved
duties,
of
by
the
city council.
soon as expedient:
B)
That
the
Task Force
is
charged
with
two
duties,
of
to be
accomplished
as
soon as expedient:
for
the
1)
After
defining tourism, to recommend to
the
City
Council
a plan for
the most effective
use
of
the
hotel/motel
tax
revenues
for
the
promotion
reside
of
tourism for Georgetown
which will
areas
include
a coordinated,
broad-based
effort
of
both
the
public
sector
and private
businesses
and institutions.
2) To recommend to the Council a system for
measuring the effect of the plan on the number
of tourists and the amount of business profits
and tax revenues.
Passed, read and adopted this 26th day of August
1986.
17. RESOLUTION - RURAL FIRE PROTECTION SERVICE - LEE SUNTE
Notion by King and second by Connor to approve
the following resolution. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
Whereas, the City Council of the City of
Georgetown, Texas recognizes that the Georgetown
Fire Department has for many years provided
dedicated
and
loyal
fire protection
service
to
the
citizens of
Williamson
County, and
to those
who
reside
in
the
areas
immediately
adjacent
to
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the corporate city limits of Georgetown, and
Whereas,
each
year the
high
and its
cost
of providing
Department
the
fire protection
for
services
continue to
to
the non -city
from
residents
has
been almost
Commissionersy
totally
with fire protection,
absorbed,
by
the
taxpayers
and
citizens
fair
of
the City,
of
Georgetown,
and
rendered,
Georgetown.
for
such services by
Whereas,
the
City
of Georgetown
and its
Fire
by the
Department
desire to
desires
for
to
continue to
serve the
area
from
outside
quorum
the city
Commissionersy
limits
with fire protection,
Court
for
provided
the necessary funding
that
a
fair
and reasonable
compensation
in
the
is
rendered,
Georgetown.
for
such services by
the
Commissioners
Court
of Williamson
County and/or
the citizens
of
the
area served.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF GEORGETOWN, TEXAS®
That
the City
of Georgetown is
hereby
County Commissioners Court
requesting
by the
fair
desire to
and reasonable
for
compensation
Texas, convened
directly
support the City of Georgetown
from
the
quorum
Williamson County
Commissionersy
Tax
District
Court
for
providing
the necessary funding
for
rural
fire protection
in
the
surrounding
Georgetown.
area.
That
AND
the
Williamson
County Commissioners Court
with
by the
their
desire to
provide public safety
for
their
Texas, convened
citizens,
support the City of Georgetown
with a
in
quorum
establishing a
Rural Fire Protection
Tax
District
to provide
the necessary funding
for
the service of Rural Fire Protection.
In addition, the City Secretary is directed to
send copies of this resolution to all the
members of the Williamson County Commissioner's
Court.
PASSED
AND
APPROVED
this 26th day of
August,
1986,
by the
City
Council of the
City of
Georgetown,
Texas, convened
in regular
session
with a
lawful
quorum
present.
18. RESOLUTION - LIBRARY® NON RESIDENCE FEES - PARKER MCCOLLOUGH
Motion by Girvin and second by Lackey to adopt
the following resolution. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
Whereas, the City Council of the City of
Georgetown, Texas, desires to generate revenue
8/26/86 regular council meeting page 8 of 14
equitably to defray
services; and
the costs of certain city
Whereas,
THEREFORE,
the city
library
who use the city
provides
library
services
outside the
to a user
population
city limits will
extending
outside
the
city
limits and
is a
city
service supported
GEORGETOWN,
by city
tax
revenues;
and
by
the Georgetown
Area Public Library,
and
the
fee
may be set and
Whereas, the cost of such services creates an
increasing expense to the city; and
Whereas,
THEREFORE,
a user fee
for persons
who use the city
library
COUNCIL
and reside
outside the
city limits is a
reasonable
city limits will
way to
distribute
a
the costs for
library
fee
service;
book rental and other
GEORGETOWN,
NOW,
THEREFORE,
who use the city
BE
IT RESOLVED
BY THE CITY
COUNCIL
assessed
outside
against
OF
city limits will
THE
be charged
a
CITY
years
fee
OF
book rental and other
GEORGETOWN,
TEXAS:
That persons
and
who use the city
user
library who
reside
not be
assessed
outside
against
the
city limits will
person
be charged
a
user
years
fee
for
book rental and other
goods or services
quorum
provided
by
the Georgetown
Area Public Library,
and
the
fee
may be set and
the
commencement
date
for
assessment
and collection
of the fee
may
be
decided
by
the Georgetown
Area
Public
Library
Board.
Further,
and
the
user
fee
shall
not be
assessed
City
against
of the City
any
person
who
is over
seventy
years
of
age or who is a member of a family or is a
single person whose annual income fits the
eligibility requirements for public school lunch
assistance.
Passed
and
Approved
this 26th
day of
August
1986,
by the
City
Council
of the City
of
Georgetown,
Texas, convened
in regular
session
with a
lawful
quorum
present.
19. RESOLUTION - RECREATIONAL FEE POLICY - RON GAHAGAN
Motion by Connor and second by Lackey to adopt
the following resolution. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
Whereas, the City
Georgetown, Texas
maintain recreation
citizens; and
Whereas the City
Council of
desires to
programs
Council of
the City of
establish and
for all its
the City of
8/26/86 regular council meeting page 9 of 14
Georgetown,
Texas desires
to establish a policy
BE
which provides for a
fair monetary return
and
equitable
distribution
of its services for such
Council
programs;
and
CITY
OF
Whereas, the City Council of the City of
Georgetown, Texas desires to promote and
maintain the high quality of volunteer service
in its recreation programs;
NOW,
THEREFORE,
fee policy
BE
IT RESOLVED
all
BY THE CITY
COUNCIL
by the
City
Council
OF
THE
CITY
OF
GEORGETOWN,
statutes
TEXAS,
That the
citizens
fee policy
as
stated
all
of the following
below be followed
by the
City
Council
and
city
staff:
the State of Texas
Scope
All
citizens
of the incorporated City
of
Georgetown,
all
of the following
criteria
Texas its
extraterritorial
are
jurisdiction
considered
as defined in
the State of Texas
statutes
organizations
and those
residents
who live within
the
boundaries
the
City
of
the Georgetown
Independent School
criteria
District
are met
are considered
within
the same group
of
citizens
of
Georgetown for this
purpose.
Eligibilit
Organizations
which meet
all
of the following
criteria
are
to be
considered
volunteer
public-service
organizations
and are
not subject
to user
fees
imposed by
the
City
so long as
these
criteria
are met
by
such
organizations;
1) Must be open to all members of the public
within the designated boundaries enumerated
above, 2) Must be a non-profit organization
recognized by the Internal Revenue Service under
its regulations, 3) Have a charter or statement
of purpose registered with the Secretary of
State, 4) Have a duly elected Board of Directors
or a governing board, 5) Staffed by volunteers
with no paid employees, 6) Provide for a City
review of all financial records of the
organization, 7) Provide that all fees or funds
which are collected be returned to the program
for the benefit of those persons who paid the
fees or funds, 8) Have a regular schedule of
recreation activity on at least an annual basis,
g) Have a recreation programa with participation
by at least 25 persons, 10) Perform ordinary and
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routine maintenance on the facility which the
organization is using. (This is not the
maintenance which must be performed by the City
on the various City provided utilities.)
Basic Services, as defined by the Parks &
Recreation Department, will be provided at no
charge. Special services will be provided for a
fee, as established by the City,
Any organization
which
does
not meet all
of the
above criteria
will
be
considered
as a
non -volunteer service
City
organization
and;
as such,
will be required to reimburse the City of
Georgetown for the use of recreation facilities
at the prescribed rate for such usage. These
rates shall be determined annually by the City
staff and such rates will provide for a return
of funds expended by the City for maintenance,
operation, and replacement costs of such
facilities. Replacement costs should be
computed over the reasonable useful life of the
facility. The replacement cost should not
include the cost of land.
PASSED AND APPROVED this 26th day of August
1986, by the City Council of the City of
Georgetown, Texas convened in regular session
with a lawful quorum present.
20. RESOLUTION - UTILITY FUND FISCAL POLICY - BOB GAYLOR
Motion by King and second by Connor to adopt the
following resolution. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
Whereas, the City
Council
of the
City
of
Georgetown, Texas desires
to keep the
Utility
and
Corporation of the
City
a viable
operation
entity with all
the
privileges
of
any
Corporation; and
Whereas, the Citizens of Georgetown being
apparent stockholders of the Corporation; and
Whereas,
certain
the
fiscal
Utility
attributes
Corporation requires
to demonstrate
excellent
fiscal
status;
and
Whereas. the City of Georgetown requires
contribution from the Utility Corporation for
operation its General Fund for the betterment
8/26/86 regular council meeting page 11 of 14
and protection of its Citizens.
NOW,
THEREFORE,
AND
Council
BE
IT RESOLVED
BY THE CITY
COUNCIL
gross
General
revenue
Fund of
the City, which will be
acting in
behalf
OF
Citizens as Stockholders;
APPROPRIATING THE VARIOUS
THE
AMOUNTS
CITY
OF
GEORGETOWN,
THEREOF
TEXAS:
That from hence on, the City Council will
protect the Utility Corporation's fiscal
integrity by assuring:
1) The profit margin will be maintained at a
level equal to or above the 150% level of debt
servicea and
2) The operating reserves will be maintained at
a level equal to three (3) times the monthly
operating cost; and
3) The Corporation will initiate a dividend as
approved by
the City
AND
Council
acting
as its
Board, not to
which will be
exceed (6)% of its
transferred to the
gross
General
revenue
Fund of
the City, which will be
acting in
behalf
of the
Citizens as Stockholders;
APPROPRIATING THE VARIOUS
AMOUNTS
and
4) The activities and expenditures of the
Corporation will acknowledge the above mentioned
requirements and control its expenditures and
reserves accordingly; and
5) the self insurance fund will be excluded from
these considerations and will act as a protector
of the Corporation as a whole against general
liability.
21. ORDINANCE - 1986187 FISCAL YEAR BUDGET - 2ND READING - DAVID
QUICK
Motion by Connor and second by Shell to adopt on
second and final reading the following captioned
ordinance. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
"ORDINANCE NUMBER 86-33
APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING A BUDGET FOR THE ENSUING
FISCAL YEAR
BEGINNING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1986
AND
ENDING AUGUST
31,
1987, IN ACCORDANCE WITH
ARTICLE 689A-13
OF
THE REVISED STATUES OF TEXAS
AND HOME RULE CHARTER FOR THE CITY
OF
GEORGETOWN,
TEXAS.
APPROPRIATING THE VARIOUS
AMOUNTS
THEREOF
AND
REPEALING
ALL
ORDINANCES
OF
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PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THEREWITH°"
(Volume number: 10)
22. APPROVE LEASE SPACE - ED BARRY
No action taken on this matter.
23® ORDINANCE - M.RmT® FRANCHISE AGREEMENT - 2ND READING - ALLYN
MOORE
Motion
by
Connor and
second
by
Lackey to
adopt
on
second
and final
reading
the following
captioned
ordinance
subject
to the proper
execution
of all
required
agreements
and
contracts
with the MKT
Railroad.
Motion carried
by unanimous
vote.
"ORDINANCE NUMBER $6-34
AN ORDINANCE GRANTING THE RIGHT, PRIVILEGE AND
LICENSE TO THE MISSOURI -KANSAS -TEXAS RAILROADr
GRANTEEr AND ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNSr TO
CONSTRUCT, INSTALL, BUILDr EQUIPr OWN MAINTAIN
AND OPERATE INr ON, ALONG, UNDER, AND ACROSS THE
STREETSr AVENUESr ALLEYS, BRIDGES r VIADUCTSr
AND PUBLIC GROUNDS OF THE CITY OF GEORGETOWN,
TEXASr SUCH WIRE, CABLESr CONDUITS AND OTHER
APPLIANCESr STRUCTURESr AND FIXTURES NECESSARY
OF CONVENIENT FOR THE OPERATION OF A FIBER-OPTIC
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM; PROVIDING FOR
CONSIDERATION, FOR PERIOD AND CONDITIONS OF
GRANT; FOR ASSIGNMENT; FOR METHOD OF ACCEPTANCE;
FOR EFFECTIVE DATE; FOR PUBLICATION; FOR REPEAL
OF CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; FOR PARTIAL
INVALIDITY; FOR CAPTIONS AND INTERPRETATION."
(Volume number: 23)
ADJOURN Motion by Lackey and second by Shell to
adjourn. Motion carried by unanimous vote,
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Mayor Jim Colbert
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Pat Caballero, City Secretary
THE STATE OF TEXAS I
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COUNTY OF •
CITY OF GEORGETOWN
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Article
are the
Dated this
(City Seal)
City Secretary
day of
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being the
current City Secretary
of the
Georgetown
do hereby certify
that the above meeting
of
y Council
of the City of Georgetown convened
in a meeting
the
public
and notice of said
meeting, giving
the
date,
and
subject thereof, having
been posted as
prescribed
by
6252-17,
Section 3A, VA^1CS,
and that the
above minutes
true and
correct minutes of
said meeting.
Dated this
(City Seal)
City Secretary
day of
19 .
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