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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMIN 06.12.1972 CC-R193 June 12, 1972 The City Council met in regular session on the above date with Mayor Joe E. Crawford presiding. The following councilmen and officials were present, William lanes, Harry Gold, Dee Scott, J. D. Wininger, Hubert Brock, City Manager Leo Wood; Asst. City Manager Claud Eads and Chief of Police John Shearin. Other present were Bodie McCormick, Sam Harris, Joe Nalls, Norma Harris, Bob Morelle, Ed Zucknick, Melvin Wear, Virgil Carlson, Robert Dean, and Carl Kinslow. Monthly Motion by Gold and seconded by Eanes that minutes of meetings held Minutes and on May 8, 1972 and May 22, 1972 be approved as presented. Motion carried Reports by unanimous vote. -Motion by Eanes and seconded by Gold that Utility billsin the amount of $29,456.12 and General fund bills in the amount of $5,391.93 be approved and paid. Motion carried by unanimous vote. General Carl Kinslow, with the General Telephone'Company, requested that Telephone the Council grant a rate increase to the General Telephone'Company. After Mr. Kinslow presented his request for rate increase,*Joe Nalls, consultant for'the City of Georgetown, requested that Mr. Kinslow give cause for wanting increased rates and called for facts relating to the rate increase. Mr. Kinslow assured that he would present the information requested by Mr. Nalls at a later date. No action was taken by the Council. Lone Star Mr. Ed Zucknick, local manager of Lone Star Gas Company, requested Gas Company that the council grant an increase inrates for the Lone Star Gas Company. After a lengthly discussion with the council, no action was taken. Bids on Sub- The following bids were opened for subgrade work on 14 blocks of grade for street for the Urban Renewal project. Urban Renewal Haufler and Company, Austin, Texas $11,142.00 Terry Edwards, Austin, Texas 7,799.40 Latson Construction Company, Austin, Texas 7,520.85 Austin Paving Company, Austin, Texas 109956.30 No bids were granted at this time, but, Mayor Crawford and City Manager Wood will make a decision within 10 days. 194 Urban Renewal Two Urban Renewal Resolutions were presented to the Council. The Resolutions first was to approve a plan change on the project. Motion by Brock and seconded by Gold that this resolution be passed. Motion carried by unanimous vote. (See Ordinance Book #;2 - Page 276-280) The second resolution was a new Cooperative Agreement between the Urban Renewal Agency and the City of Georgetown. Motion by Eanes and seconded by Gold that this resplution be passed. Motion carried by un- animous vote. (See Ordinance Book # 2- Page 280-281 Del Torrez Del Torrez appeared before the Council to express his concern over being relieved as patrolman for the City of.Georgetown. Mayor Crawford explained to Mr..Torrez that the department beads had the authority to dismiss an employee and the council would not intervene. San Gabriel A resolution was presented to the Council to approve section number Heights two of the San Gabriel Heights Addition located within the City of George - Addition #2 town. Mr. Brian Schuller of Hale and Associated Engineering Company presented the resolution. Motion by Brock and seconded by Lanes that the above resolution be passed. Motion carried by unanimous vote. (See Ordinance Book # 2 - Page 281-282 Bob Dean - Hobert Dean requested that the Council approve an Agreement for a Minature Golf proposed minature golf course, to be located in the San Gabriel Park. Course A careful study of the agreement was made by the council. Motion by Gold and seconded by Brock that the agreement be approved. Votes as follows: "Ayes" - Gold, Brock, Scott and Wininger "Noes" - Lanes. (See Ordinance Book No. 2'- Page 282-283 Zoning An amendment to the Zoning Ordinance was presented to the Council Ordinance by the Zoning Commission, changing an area from HS to R -M2. Motion by Eanes and seconded by Scott that the Ordinance be passed. Motion carried by unanimous vote. (See Ordinance Book No. 2 - Page 284 Airport Road Motion by Lanes and seconded by Wininger that the Airport ltoad be Annexiation annexed and passed on its first reading. Motion carried by unanimous vote. (See Ordinance Book #2 - Page 285 Fire Prevent- The 1970 Fire Prevention Code Ordinance was presented to the Council. ion Code Motion by Gold and seconded by Wininger that the ordinance be passed to its stcohd and final reading. Motion carried by unanimous vote. (See Ordinance Book No. 2'- Page 276 Building Permit The Council again looked at the possibility of charging fees for Fees building permits. This has been tabled for 30 days in order for any concerned citizens to voice their opinion on the matter. Fee will be as follows: 1. Minimum fee one (61.00) dollar. 2. Acetal garages and sheds one (1) cent per square foot. 3. Frame dwellings one (1) cent per square.foot. 4. Combined brick and frame buildings oue and one half (l -z) cents per square foot. 5. Brick, the or veneer residences two (2) cents per square foot. 6. Commercial buildings two (2) cents per square foot. 7. All commercial building remodeling two ($62.00) dollars for each $1,000.00 cost of such repair, alterations or fraction thereof. Motion by Brock and seconded by Wininger that the above fees be adopted and become effective at once. Motion.carried by unanimous vote. There being no further busi by Gold the meeting adjournp&.*40 ATTEST: City Secretary a motion by Wininger and seconded e E. CrawloS*4-mayor, 7ity`N6L.4?borgetowrt