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Home My WebLink AboutMIN 04.08.1974 CC-R238 April 8, 1974 The City Council met on the above date with Mayor Joe E. Crawford presiding. The following councilmen and officials were present: Harry Gold, William Eanes, Hubert Brock, J.:D. Wininger, Dee Scott, City Manager Leo Wood, City Secretary W. L. Walden, and City Attorney Joe McMaster. Others present were: Andy Welch, David True and Curtis Adrian. Canvass of Votes Mayor Crawford appointed Harry Gold and Hubert Brock to canvass the votes cast at the City Election held on Saturday, April 6, 1974. The 'committee reported the following results of their canvass: For Mayor: Joe E. Crawford 361 votes Gordon Masburn 1 vote Elmo Locklin 1 vote Harry Gold 2 votes Don Scarbrough 1 vote Jay Sloan 1 vote For Councilman: D. W. Scott 345 -votes J. D. Wininger 341 votes Paul Newsom 1 vote WITNESS MY HAND, this 8th day of April, 1974 WITNESS MY HAND, this 8th day of April, 1974 Oath of Office Mayor Pro -Tem Gold administered the oath of office to Mayor Joe E. Crawford, Councilman Scott and Councilman Wininger. Appointment of Motion by Brock and seconded by Wininger that Harry Gold be Mayor Pro -Tem appointed Mayor Prb-Tem. Motion carried by unanimous vote. Appointments to Mayor Crawford appointed Councilman Brock and Councilman Scott City Recreation Board to the City Recreation Board for a one year term. Appointment to Mayor Crawford appointed Leroy Berkman, Pete Bouffard and Riley Equalization Board Robbins to serve on the Equalization Board for a one year period. Monthly Minutes and Motion by Wininger and seconded by Scott that minutes of the City Reports Council meetings held on March 11, 1974 and March 25, 1974 be approved as presented. Motion carried by unanimous vote. Motion by Brock and seconded by Gold that General fund bills in the amount of $3,846.51 and Utility Fund bills1n the amount of $39,219.71 be approved and paid. Motion carried by unanimous vote. Bids on Neighbor- The following bids were opened for the work to be done on the San hood Facility Gabriel Neighborhood Facility: 1. Lee Roy Psencik Contractor $79,947.00 2. F. J. Leschber & Son 79, 839.00 3. Donald Goodnight 67,640.00 Mayor Crawford appointed Councilman Brock, Councilman Scott and Councilman Wininger to check the bids against the specifications to see if the bids comply with all specifications and report results to a called council meeting Friday, April 12, 1974, at 3:00 p.m. 2:3 9 Flood Control An Ordinance providing for participation by the City of Georgetown in Ordinance Federal Flood Control and Insurance Act was presented to the Council. Motion by Gold and seconded by Scott that this Ordinance be adopted. Motion carried by unanimous vote. (See Ordinance Book 02 - Page #361-363) Resolution for A Resolution requiring review of all building permits to determine if Flood Zone the building is safe from flood hazard was presented to the City Council. Motion by Gold and seconded by Brock that this resolution be adopted. Motion carried by unanimous vote. (See Ordinance Book 02 - Page 0362-363) Fair Housing An Ordinance prohibiting discrimination in the sale, rental, and financing Ordinance of real property because of race, color, religion or national origin was presented to the City Council. Motion by Brock and seconded by Wininger that the ordinance be adopted. Motion carried be unanimous vote. (See Ordinance Book12- Page0363-365) Taxicab A request from Charles Curtis Saterfield Sr. for a taxicab permit was pre - Permit sented to the City Council. Mayor Crawford requested a report from Chief Shearin as to the driving record of Saterfield. CG nted to the City Council requesting that O0 Rezoning A rezoning ordinance was preseOrdinance- the property now occupied by T -Com Corporation and being more fully described C -13U T -Com Corp. in the Ordinance, be rezoned from C1 to C2A. Motion by Brock and seconded by Scott that this Ordinance be passed on the second and final reading. Motion passed by unanimous vote.- (See Ordinance Book #2 - Page 1354-355) Rezoning Ordin- A rezoning ordinance was presented to the City Council requesting that ance-Russell D. the property owned by Russell D. Parker, etal, and being more fully descri66d Parker in the ordinance, be rezoned from CI to C2B. Motion by Scott and seconded by Eanes that this ordinance be passed on the first reading. Motion carried by unanimous vote. (See Ordinance Book N 2 - Page +366-367) University Hills A petition for annexation and an Annexation Ordinance for University Hills - Annexation Section One was presented to the City Council. Motion by Wininger and seconded Ordinance by Brock that this Annexation Ordinance be passed on the second and final reading. Motion carried by unanimous vote. (See Ordinance Book 02 - Paged" 357-358) High School An Ordinance annexing property beginning at the north city limits on Annexation Loop 418 and continuing to the new Georgetown High School property was Ordinance presented to the City Council. Motion by Wininger and seconded by Scott that this Ordinance be passed on the first reading. Motion carried by unanimous vote. (See Ordinance Book 02 - Page 0 367-369) Andice Road An Ordinance annexing property along and on both sides of the Andice Annexation Highway beginning at the present city limits and continuing to the Booties Ordinance Road was presented to the City Council. Motion by Gold and seconded by Wininger that this Ordinance be passed on the first reading. Motion carried by unanimous vote. (See Ordinance Book #2 - Page # 369-371) Subdivision A new proposed Subdivision Ordinance prepared through 701 Planning Ordinance and approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission was presented to the City Council. After review of the Ordinance the council decided to table it until the subdividers had an opportunity to state their opinion. Junked Motor An ordinance providing for the handling of abandoned or junked vehicles Vehicle was presented to the City Council. Motion by Wininger and seconded by Scott Ordinance that this ordinance be passed on the second and final reading. Motion carried by unanimous vote. (See Ordinance Book 0 2 - Page N 351-353) 240 Bond Election A City Bond Election Order was presented to the City Council calling for Order a City Bond Election to be held on Tuesday; April 30, 1974. Motion by Gold and seconded by Wininger that the bond election order be approved. Motion carried by unanimous vote. 31% Electrical Motion by Scott and seconded by Gold to approve a 31% fuel adjustment Fuel Adjustment and commodity clause adjustment increase on the April billing. Motion carried & Commodity by unanimous vote. Adjustment Urban Renewal- Estimate 03 and final from Lee Roy Psencik, Contractor, for water and Phase04 - sewer improvements on Urban Renewal Phase 04, in the amount of $1,246.68 Estimate03 & was presented to the Council for approval. Motion by Gold and seconded by Final Eanes that this estimate be approved and paid. Motion carried by unanimous vote. There being no further business on a motion by Brock and seconded by Wininger the meeting adjourned. ATTES T: