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October 11, 1977
The City Council met in regular session on the above date at
5:30 p.m. with Mayor John C. Doerfler presiding. The following
councilmen and officials were present: Carl Doering, D. W. Scott,
William Shell, Harry Gold, City Manager Leo Wood, City Secretary
W. L. Walden, City Inspector Tom Sams, Community Development
Coordinator Jim Colbert, Chief of Police Thavis Thomas and City
Attorney Joe McMaster. Others present were: Barbara Raney, Don
Parker, Ray Rogers, Margret Ickes, Bill Schott, Ray Owens, Wilbur
Calloway and Melissa Carroll.
Monthly Minutes and Motion by Gold and seconded by Shell to approve the minutes of
Reports council meeting held on September 13, 1977. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
Motion by Gold and seconded by Doering to approve General Fund
bills in the amount of $9,212.02 and Utility Fund bills in the amount of
$253,620.50. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Bids - Maple Street The following bids were opened on the construction of Maple
Street.
1. Parker and Rogers $91,300.00
Mayor Doerfler appointed a committee consisting of City Manager
Leo Wood, Councilman Doering and Councilman Scott. Committee to
report back at special council meeting to be held on the October 26,
1977.
Rezoning 109 Morrow Motion by Shell and seconded by Scott to approve an Ordinance
on second and final reading rezoning 109 East Morrow Street from RS
to C2A. Motion carried by unanimous vote. (See Ordinance Book 03 -
Page # 181)
Rezoning Lots 5,6,7, & Motion by Gold and seconded by Scott to approve on first reading
8 of Bik. 6 -Glasscock an Ordinance rezoning Lots 5, 6, 7, & 8 of Block 6 in the Glasscock
Addition Addition from RS to C2A. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Ordinance -Police Reserve Motion by Gold and seconded by Shell to approve on second and
Force final reading an Ordinance establishing a Reserve Police Force. Motion
carried by unanimous vote. (See Ordinance Book �3 - Page 0182)
One Hour Parking After studying the effect of the new parking lot at Nineth and Main
Streets, the council decided to leave the two hour parking in effect.
Resolution-Firemans After a report from the Fire Department, the Fire Department requested
Pension Plan that the Fireman Retirement Plan be left as it is for the time being. Gold
moved and seconded by Doering to adopt a Resolution stating the the
City of Georgetown does not elect to participate in the Volunteer Fire -
mans Relief and Retirement Fund. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
(See Ordinance Book #3 - Page #183)
Electrical Fuel Motion by Shell and seconded by Scott to approve a 144% electrical
Adjustment fuel adjustment on the October billing. Motion carried by unanimous
vote.
There being no further business on a motion by Doering and seconded
by Shell the meeting adjourned.
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J n C. Doerfler, Voyor
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City Secretary