HomeMy WebLinkAboutMIN 03.23.1970 CC-R133
Virgil Virgil Carlson, Executive of Urban Renewal, called the Council's
Carlson, attention to George;Acuna's assessment on his property, and stated that it
Urban was to high in comparison with other surrounding property. Mayor Sloan
Renewal suggested that City Manager Wood contact the Board of'Equalization and
present Mr. Acuna's case to them for consideration.
Eat. #5, Motion by Eanes and seconded by Gold that Library payment Est. #5,
Library to Cloud and Assoc,, Inc., be approved and paid. Motion carried by unanim-
ous vote. $15,824.34 was the amount of the payment.
955 Loader City Manager Wood was authorized to make payments on the bill from
Holt Machinery Co. in the amount of $4,181.84, for repairs and parts on the
955 Loader used at the sanitary landfill, as follows: $1,500.00 on March 24,
1970, $1,500.00 on July 1, 1970, and the balance October 1, 1970.
Hanger- City Manager Wood reported to the Council that City Attorney Joe
Keepers McMaster recommended that the City not carry hanger -Keepers Liability
Liability Insurance at the Airport. The Council agreed to follow City Attorney
McMaster's advice and not purchase Liability insurance.
Neal Motion by Eanes and seconded by Brock, that Mayor Sloan execute a
Landry lease to Neal Landry for 44 acres known as the sewer farm for a consider -
Lease ation of $100.00 per year and for a term of 5 years. All were in favor.
6 Month City Manager Wood presented a 6 month budget to the Council from
Budget Sept. 1, 1969, through Feb. 28, 1970. It was reviewed by the Council and
operations were according to proposed fiscal budget.
March 23, 1970
The City Council met in called session on the above date, Mayor Jay
C. Sloan presiding. The following Councilmen anA officals were present
Wm. It. Lanes, Ilarry Gold, Hubert Brock, A. F. Davis, City Manager Leo
Wood, Asst. City Manager Claud Eads, Fred King,'Ed Neff, Mrs. Cook,
Richard Mittanck, and Virgil Carlson.
Audit
An audit from Sept. 1, 1968, through August 31, 1969, was presented.
Mayor Sloan suggested that the Council study the audit and approve it
at a later date.
Virgil Virgil Carlson, Executive of Urban Renewal, called the Council's
Carlson, attention to George;Acuna's assessment on his property, and stated that it
Urban was to high in comparison with other surrounding property. Mayor Sloan
Renewal suggested that City Manager Wood contact the Board of'Equalization and
present Mr. Acuna's case to them for consideration.
Eat. #5, Motion by Eanes and seconded by Gold that Library payment Est. #5,
Library to Cloud and Assoc,, Inc., be approved and paid. Motion carried by unanim-
ous vote. $15,824.34 was the amount of the payment.
955 Loader City Manager Wood was authorized to make payments on the bill from
Holt Machinery Co. in the amount of $4,181.84, for repairs and parts on the
955 Loader used at the sanitary landfill, as follows: $1,500.00 on March 24,
1970, $1,500.00 on July 1, 1970, and the balance October 1, 1970.
Hanger- City Manager Wood reported to the Council that City Attorney Joe
Keepers McMaster recommended that the City not carry hanger -Keepers Liability
Liability Insurance at the Airport. The Council agreed to follow City Attorney
McMaster's advice and not purchase Liability insurance.
Neal Motion by Eanes and seconded by Brock, that Mayor Sloan execute a
Landry lease to Neal Landry for 44 acres known as the sewer farm for a consider -
Lease ation of $100.00 per year and for a term of 5 years. All were in favor.
6 Month City Manager Wood presented a 6 month budget to the Council from
Budget Sept. 1, 1969, through Feb. 28, 1970. It was reviewed by the Council and
operations were according to proposed fiscal budget.
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Tax -Collector The resignation of Tax -Collector tied Muhl was presented to
Resignation the Council and accepted.
Fred J. Muhl
Route 3, Box 134 X
Georgetown, Texas
March 14, 1970
Honorable J. C. Sloan
Mayor of Georgetown
City Hall
Georgetown, Texas 78626
Dear Mayer Sloan:
Please accept my most sincere thanks for your recent expression of
confidence in imy ability to contribute to the administration of our
City as its Tax Assessor -Collector.
Also, I am grateful to every official and employee with whom I have
come in contact for their patient, helpful, and friendly attitude
in assisting me to assume my new duties. Unfortunately, from my
viewpoint, this happy beginning must be abrutly terminated.
Reports have been relayed to me that my candidacy for the School
Hoard of Trustees could possibly be in conflict with my duties as
a city employee. While I do not subscribe to this premise, I do
recognise that my candidacy for elective office may cause resentment
by some persons and thereby lessen my effectiveness as a public
servant. Therefore, I regretfully submit my resignation from the
office of Tax Assessor -Collector, effective 20 March 1970.
I wish each of you and my successor every success personally, as well
as in your untiring efforts to serve our City, If there is anything
that I can do to help our Community in the future, please let me
know.
Yours Respectfully,
Fred J. bfuhl
Their being no further business on a motion by Davis and
seconded by Brock the meeting was adjourned.
ATTEST:
Claud Eads