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April 8, 1980
The City Council met in regular session the above date at 7:00 pm
with Mayor John Doerfler presiding. The following Councilmen and
Officials were present: Carl Doering, Kenneth Olson, William Shell,
Lee Fulkes, Harry Gold, City Manager Leo Wood, City Secretary
W. L. Walden, City Inspector Tom Sams, CD Coord. Jim Colbert,
City Attorney Joe McMaster and Dean Libbee. Others present were:
Bill Henderson, Jean Henderson, Louis Brown, Della Belk, Russell D.
Parker, Ray Rogers, Robert Olson, Jim Liere, John Ralston,Jcne
Williams, Harry Winner, Alvin King, James Draeger, Bill Conners,
Harold Parker, J:. E. Breeding, H. W. Currington, Hal Ligon, Tom
Pilgrim, Herb Hanson, Renee Hanson, Ootman Green, Marvin E.
Lackey, Don Bizzell, Cynthia Wuthrich, Eula Miller, Gwen Lierman,
Terry Hagerty, Charlie Farrow, Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Labenski, Neill
Wilkerson, Thatcher Atkins, Anthony Lincoln, Don Janson, and
William Shell, Jr.
Monthly Minutes Motion by Gold seconded by Olson to approve the minutes of
and Reports the Council meetings held on March 11, 1980 and March 18, 1980.
Motion carried by a unanimous vote.
Motion by Gold seconded by Shell to approve the General Fund
bills in the amount of $17,419.38. and Utility Fund bills in the
amount of $262,081,08. Motion carried by a unanimous vote.
Canvass of Mayor Doerfler stated that he had received a petition from Lee
Election Fulkes requesting a recount of the votes cast in the City Officers
election held on the 5th day of April, 1980. Mayor Doerfler
called an emergency council meeting to be held on the 11th day of
April, 1980 at 4:30 pm to name the Recount Committee and to set
a time, date and place for the recount to be held.
Open Bids on The following bids were opened to furnish the City with a
Fire Truck Quick Run Fire Truck chassis.
Chassis
Draeger Motor Co.
$6,614.06
Compton Motor Co.
$6,797.66
Motion by Olson seconded by Shell to accept the low bid from
Draeger Motor Company provided it met all specifications. Motion
carried by;m unanimous vote.
Open bids on The following bids were opened on the construction on the CD
CD paving Paving Project.
project
Lockhart Dixon Pool & Parker' &
Road Co. Paving Co. Rogers Rogers
$301,708.25 $311,165.50 $305,154.75 $220,465.00
Mr. Currington is to study the bids and report at a later , council
meeting.
Charlie Farrow I Mr. Farrow complained that General Telephone no longer hail
Gen. Telephone an answering service for local customers to call in case of telephone
troubles. General Telephone was to provide this service beginning
at the date of the lost rate increase.
Budget Requests: Leo Wood presented the budget request of the following named
Library, organizations for the coming 1980-1981 Budget:
Stonehaven, &
Williamson Co. Georgetown Library Stonehaven Williamson Co. Health Dept.
Health Dept. $271,280.64 $9,102.50 ' $1.00 per capita per year
$9,000.00
Motion by Shell seconded by Gold to approve the budget requests.
Motion carried by a unanimous vote.
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Ufi lity Bill Mr. Harvey did not appear. Mayor Doerfler said to draw
Ken Harvey down the deposit to pay the final bill.
Land Preservation The Land Preservation Ordinance was presented to the
Ordinance Council. After discussion, Carl Doering moved that the
Ordinance be passed as presented. The motion died for
the lack of a second.
William Shell recommended that Jim Caskey be appointed
to the committee. Mayor Doerfler appointed Caskey and
asked that the Ordinance be studied and presented at the
next regular council meeting.
Rezoning -Booty's Motion by Doering seconded by Shell to approve an
Road and Wi IIiams Ordinance on second and final reading rezoning the pro -
Drive. Harold Parker perry owned by Harold Parker and J. E. Breeding located
at the intersection of Booty's Road and Williams Drive from
RS -Residential to C2 -B- Commercial Second height. Motion
carried by a unanimous vote . (See Ord. Book 04, Pages
11 and 12).
Rezoning- No action on this matter until completion of construction
1502-15%4 on Williams Drive.
Williams Dr.
Ordinance Abandoing Motion by Doering seconded by Gold to approve an Ordinance
Cul -de -Sec on abandoning and vacating the Cul -de -Sec at the end on Oak
Oak Lane Circle Lane Circle. Motion carried by a unanimous vote. (See
Ordinance Book 04, Pages 13, and 14).
Resolution- Motion by Gold seconded by Olson to adopt a Resolution
Annexation setting a date, time and place for a Public Hearing on the
Public Hearing annexation of MKT Railroad property. Motion carried by a
unanimous vote. ( See Ord. book #4, Page 15).
Ordinance-
Master Plan The Planning and Zoning Commission recommened that
Amending Sub-
the property on the southwest side of Williams Drive from
division Ord.
Morris Drive to Country Club Road extending from Williams
Ordhiance
Drive to the North Gabriel River be zoned C-1 Commercial.
Amending URA
The property on the northeast side of Williams Drive from
Zoning
the school property to Shannon Lane approximately two lots
deep be zoned C1 -Commercial. The property on Williams
Drive from Country Club Road to Power Road and from
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Shannon Lane to Golden Oaks Drive remain zoned as it
presently is. Motion by Olson seconded by Gold for the -
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zoning in this area to remain as it is until the Williams Drive
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construction is finished. Motion carried. Voting was as
follows: AYES: Gold, Fulkes, Olson, Doering, No: Shell.
Rezoning -Booty's Motion by Doering seconded by Shell to approve an
Road and Wi IIiams Ordinance on second and final reading rezoning the pro -
Drive. Harold Parker perry owned by Harold Parker and J. E. Breeding located
at the intersection of Booty's Road and Williams Drive from
RS -Residential to C2 -B- Commercial Second height. Motion
carried by a unanimous vote . (See Ord. Book 04, Pages
11 and 12).
Rezoning- No action on this matter until completion of construction
1502-15%4 on Williams Drive.
Williams Dr.
Ordinance Abandoing Motion by Doering seconded by Gold to approve an Ordinance
Cul -de -Sec on abandoning and vacating the Cul -de -Sec at the end on Oak
Oak Lane Circle Lane Circle. Motion carried by a unanimous vote. (See
Ordinance Book 04, Pages 13, and 14).
Resolution- Motion by Gold seconded by Olson to adopt a Resolution
Annexation setting a date, time and place for a Public Hearing on the
Public Hearing annexation of MKT Railroad property. Motion carried by a
unanimous vote. ( See Ord. book #4, Page 15).
Ordinance-
. Motion by Gold seconded by Doering to approve an
Amending Sub-
Ordinance on first reading amending the Subdivision Ordinance.
division Ord.
Motion carried by a unanimous vote.
Ordhiance
Motion by Gold seconded by Doering to approve an
Amending URA
Ordinance on first reading amending Section C.2.A.of the
Zoning
Urban Renewal Plan in order for the URA zoning designations
to conform to the City of Georgetown zoning designation.
Motion carried by a unanimous vote.
URA -Sale of Lots Motion by Gold seconded by Olson adopting a Resolution
owned by City awarding bids on the purchase of Parcles T-14, T-15, and T-16
owned by the City in the Urban Renewal Area. Motion carried
by a unanimous vote. (See Ord. book 04, Page 16).
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Ordinance Motion by Doering seconded by Gold to approve an Ordinance on
Street and Curb Cut first reading requiring a permit to cut City Streets and Curbs. Motion
carried by a unanimous vote.
Ordinance Motion by Shell seconded by Doering to approve an Ordinance on
Amending Zoning first reading which amends Sections 2.0403 and 2.0505 of the Zoning
Ord. Ordinance. Motion carried by a unanimous vote.
Resolution Motion by Gold seconded by Shell to adopt a Resolution changing
Building Permits the procedure for issuance of building permits in the City. Motion
in Master Plan carried by a unanimous vote. (See Ordinance Book #4, Pages 17, 18).
Sec tors
Appointments: Mayor Doerfler, with the consent of the council, appointed
City Recreation Kenneth Olson and William Shell to the City Recreation Board
Board for a one year term.
Airport Advisory Mayor Doerfler, with the consent of the Council, appointed Ned
Board Snead to the Airport Advisory Board for a two year term.
City Health Mayor Doerfler, with the consent of the Council, appointed Dr.
Officer Douglas M. Benold as the City Health Officer for a one year term.
There being no further business on a motion by Shell seconded
by Olson the meeting adjourned.
ATTEST:
W. L. Walden, City Secretary
J n C. Doerfler, yor