HomeMy WebLinkAboutMIN 11.12.1985 CC-R
1. ANNEXATION PUBLIC HEARING: .
The City Council held an annexation public
hearing for the following proposed annexations
to the City of Georgetown:
IH -35 North
Reata Trails Unit One
Pope Tract
University Park Section One Flood Plain
Sierra Vista Detention Pond
Thousand Oaks Section IV
River Ridge Sections 2A and 2B
River Ridge Sections 3A, 3B and 3C
Westwood Plaza
Parkview Estates
Mahan Tract
City Tract (Leander Rd)
2. MINUTES Motion by King and second by Shell to approve
the October 22, 1985 minutes as submitted by
City Secretary Pat Caballero. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
3. BILLS OVER $2000.00
Motion by Connor and second by Shell to approve
the following bills:
Bond Money
Water Department
G & H General Contractors $29,150.00
Police Department
David Voelter 8,375.50
The City Council met in Regular Session on the
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above date at 7:00 PM with Mayor Carl Doering
presiding. The following Council Members and
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Officials were present: Eb C. Girvin, Bill
Connor, William C. Shell, Joan King, Jim
Colbert, City Secretary Pat Caballero, City
Manager Frank Reed, Finance and Administration
Director David Quick, Accounting Officer Diann
Syme, Director of Public Works Allyn Moore,
Community Development and Planning Director Ed
Barry, and Transition Consultant Renee Hanson.
1. ANNEXATION PUBLIC HEARING: .
The City Council held an annexation public
hearing for the following proposed annexations
to the City of Georgetown:
IH -35 North
Reata Trails Unit One
Pope Tract
University Park Section One Flood Plain
Sierra Vista Detention Pond
Thousand Oaks Section IV
River Ridge Sections 2A and 2B
River Ridge Sections 3A, 3B and 3C
Westwood Plaza
Parkview Estates
Mahan Tract
City Tract (Leander Rd)
2. MINUTES Motion by King and second by Shell to approve
the October 22, 1985 minutes as submitted by
City Secretary Pat Caballero. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
3. BILLS OVER $2000.00
Motion by Connor and second by Shell to approve
the following bills:
Bond Money
Water Department
G & H General Contractors $29,150.00
Police Department
David Voelter 8,375.50
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Fire Department
Central ".I ex:is Commercial
Air Conditioning 3,715.50
Chaparral Electric 5,237.00
Colco International 8,956.00
Street & Drainage
Commercial Body 4,225.00
Freese & Nichols 538.52
Bills
River City Machinery
3,906.44
L.C.R.A.
400,168.04
Stump &
Stump
8,673.08
Southwestern
Apartments
2,592.50
IBM
3,378.29
Longhorn
Disposal
3,892.00
Lackey &
Clarke Oil Co.
9,533.91
RTE
7,983.70
Temple,
Incorporated
6,318.25
American
Utility Supply
13,324.45
Philcom
Systems, Inc.
2,937.65
Motion to approve the above bills carried by
unanimous vote.
Motion by Shell and second by Girvin that the
Capital Recovery Fee payment due McLester,
Grisham & Gardner of $53,938.77 be tabled until
the City Staff can develop a policy regarding
these types of payments.
4. REQUEST FOR CHILDREN AT PLAY SIGNS - DENISE WADE
The council heard a request form Denise and Todd
Wade to place "Caution - Children at Play" signs
at the intersections of Eleventh and Rock
Streets and Eleventh and Martin Luther King
Streets. The council directed the city staff to
place such signs at the above stated locations.
5. WILLIAMSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Pat Freese announced that a Public Hearing will
be held on Wednesday, November 20, 1985 at 7:00
PM for the Williamson County Community College
and invited the Council and public to attend
this hearing.
6. JANITORIAL BIDS FOR CITY OFFICES - ALLYN MOORE
The following Janitorial Bids were received:
Company Price per mo.
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Concorde Maintenance $ 720.00
W.B. Gainer & Assoc. 1,082.58
Hollins Cleaning Service 1,350.00
Motion by Connor and second by King to award the
Janitorial bid to Concorde Maintenance for
$720.00 per month. Motion carried by unanimous
vote.
7. 2ND TO 12TH - MAIN TO COLLEGE - DRAINAGE BIDS - ALLYN MOORE
The following 2nd to 12th - Main to College
Street drainage bids were received:
Company Price
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Parker & Rogers $267,575.90
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Miranda Construction Co. 260,789.95
Motion by King and second by Colbert to award
the Drainage Project bid to Miranda Construction
Co. for $260,789.95. Motion carried by unanimous
vote.
8. AUTHORIZE SIDEWALK PROJECT BID - ALLYN MOORE
No action taken on this matter.
9. HYDROLOGIST REPORT - TDWR PUBLIC HEARING - RENEE HANSON
Motion by King and second by Shell to make the
following statement regarding the pending
wastewater permit in the Berry's Creek Water
Shed Area at the November 14, 1985 meeting of
the T.D.W.R.:
The City of Georgetown uses the
Motion carried by unanimous vote.
10. ARCHITECT REPORT - POLICE FACILITY - HUGH ANDERSON
Motion by Connor and second by King to authorize
the advertisement of bids for renovations of the
old water treatment plant for a new police
facility with bids to be returned for council
approval. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
11. 1985 TAX ROLL - RESOLUTION - BARBARA RANEY
Motion by Connor and second by Shell to adopt a
resolution approving the 1985 Tax Roll. Motion
carried by unanimous vote.
12. RABBIT HILL WATER SUPPLY CORP - BRUCE'MOTHERAL
Motion by Colbert and second by Connor to
instruct the planning staff to respond, within
10 days, in writing to the proposed Water and
Waste Water service plan for Rabbit Hill
Subdivision. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
13. WAIVER OF CAPITAL RECOVERY FEE - GREENHILL OIL COMPANY
Motion by Shell and second by Connor to waive
the capital recovery fee for the proposed
oil -change business to be located at 2600
Williams Drive because the owner was not given
the choice of connection to the city sewer
system when he originally began to develop the
property. Since that time the capital recovery
fee ordinance became effective. Motion carried
by unanimous vote.
14. PLANNING ITEMS
A. CONSENT AGENDA:
Motion by Connor and second by Shell to approve
items 1,2,4,5 and 6 of the following planning
water in the Edwards Aquifer for its
municipal supply and is concerned that
the water quality be maintained. We
will rely on the technical expertise
of the Department of Water Resources
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to see that this is accomplished. We
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are very concerned as well, that this
area not be developed with individual
septic systems which we feel could
pose a direct threat given the
environmental sensitivity of this area
and the use of the water by both the
City of Georgetown and Chisholm Trail
Water Corporation as a public water
supply.
Motion carried by unanimous vote.
10. ARCHITECT REPORT - POLICE FACILITY - HUGH ANDERSON
Motion by Connor and second by King to authorize
the advertisement of bids for renovations of the
old water treatment plant for a new police
facility with bids to be returned for council
approval. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
11. 1985 TAX ROLL - RESOLUTION - BARBARA RANEY
Motion by Connor and second by Shell to adopt a
resolution approving the 1985 Tax Roll. Motion
carried by unanimous vote.
12. RABBIT HILL WATER SUPPLY CORP - BRUCE'MOTHERAL
Motion by Colbert and second by Connor to
instruct the planning staff to respond, within
10 days, in writing to the proposed Water and
Waste Water service plan for Rabbit Hill
Subdivision. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
13. WAIVER OF CAPITAL RECOVERY FEE - GREENHILL OIL COMPANY
Motion by Shell and second by Connor to waive
the capital recovery fee for the proposed
oil -change business to be located at 2600
Williams Drive because the owner was not given
the choice of connection to the city sewer
system when he originally began to develop the
property. Since that time the capital recovery
fee ordinance became effective. Motion carried
by unanimous vote.
14. PLANNING ITEMS
A. CONSENT AGENDA:
Motion by Connor and second by Shell to approve
items 1,2,4,5 and 6 of the following planning
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consent agenda. Motion carried by unanimous
vote. (Note Item 3 had a separate vote. Item 7
had no action.)
1) VARIANCE - BUILDING LINE - 205 INNWOOD DR.
Approve a variance to allow a 1 foot
encroachment across the building line at 205
Innwood Drive.
2) VARIANCE - BUILDING LINE - 712 CIELO DR.
Approve a variance to allow an existing
residence to remain encroached some 7' into the
recorded 25' front building setback of Lot 7,
Block 3, Serenada East II (712 Cielo).
3) ORDINANCE REZONING 414 ROCK ST FROM RS TO RM -3, 1ST READING
Motion by Connor and second by Colbert to adopt
the first reading an ordinance rezoning 414 Rock
Street from RS t RM -3. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
4) LYONS ADDITION - PRELIMINARY/FINAL PLAT
Approve Lyons Addition Preliminary/Final plat
and granting of variances for excessive depth to
width ratio, stormwater detention requirement,
and encroachment of existing structure on Lot 1
conditional upon: 1) Ordinance requirements
being met. 2) Drainage requirements being met.
3) Utilities being adequate a) water
availability note shall apply to Lot 2 b)
improvements to provide adequate fire protection
shall be required.
5) OAK CREST RANCHETTES UNIT THREE - RESUBDIVISION OF TRACT 12,
BLOCK 2
Approve Oak Crest Ranchettes Unit Three
resubdivision of tract 121 Block 2 with the
following conditions: 1) Ordinance requirements
being met. 2) Drainage requirements being met.
3) Utilities being adequate. 4) Water
Availability Note shall apply to Lot 12A. 5)
Variance from stormwater detention requirements
shall be granted.
6) EDENPARC - CONCEPT PLAN
Approve Edenparc Concept Plan with the following
conditions: 1) All ordinance requirements being
satisfied. 2) Drainage requirements shall be
met and a flood plain study being approved by
City Engineer prior to. submittal of
preliminary plat. 3) Utilities being adequate;
a) Water Availability Note shall apply b) Sewer
Availability shall require an expansion of the
City's wastewater treatment plant in addition to
the improvements proposed with this plan. c)
Electric service demands shall be considered in
formulation of new "Service Plan" d) Water and
Wastewater Master Plan Reports must be revised
to reflect impact of this project. 4) Project
shall conform to the procedural requirements of
the P.U.D. Ordinance (i.e. Section 2.0802 -
2.0810) with any deviations from said ordinance
specifically noted as a variance meeting the
criteria established in P.U.D. Ordinance Section
2.0807 Parts 1 and 2. 5) The types of land use
shown shall be more specifically designated on a
revised Conceptual Development Plan and the
densities indicated shall be considered as
"maximum allowable" subject to review of more
detailed plats and site plans. 6) Research &
Development uses shall conform to City of Austin
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Ordinance No. 84 except as otherwise approved.
7) A construction phasing schedule shall be
submitted with the revised Conceptual
Development Plan which shall coordinate with and
be subject to the completion of proposed
improvements to the City's water, wastewater and
electrical systems as well as the Georgetown
Inner Loop Road/MOKAN. 8) The submittal of
Preliminary Development Plans per P.U.D.
Ordinance Section 2.0809 part 2 shall correspond
to the phasing schedule approved under condition
#7 above, shall conform to an approved
Development Concept Plan, and shall be able to
exist independent of subsequent development
phases. 9) Roadway layout shall be revised as
recommended by City Enqineer and listed in
7) WESTBRANCH - REVISED PRELIMINARY PLAT
No action taken on this matter.
B. VARIANCE - ALLOW CONSTRUCTION IN P.U.E. - 307 SHADY OAK DR
Motion by Connor and second by Shell to approve
a variance be granted allowing the construction
of a below ground swimming pool some 3 feet into
the rear loft. Public Utility Easement of Lot 4
and Part of Lot 3, Block H San Gabriel Heights
Section Two subject upon applicants filing of a
covenant in which it is agreed that in the event
that the City of Georgetown requires future use
of this easement then the structure may be
caused to be removed. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
C. VARIANCE - WATER AVAILABILITY POLICY - SHELL ADDITION
Motion by King and second by Colbert to approve
a variance for Lot 1 Bock 6 Shell addition from
the Water Availability Policy restricting
building permits on new lots which was
established by Council on April 23, 1985. Voting
went as follows: Yes: Girvin, King, Colbert and
Connor; Abstain: Shell. Motion carried.
D. RIVER HILLS - CONCEPT PLAN
Motion by King and second by Girvin to Table
this matter. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
E. RIVERVIEW ESTATES - FINAL PLAT
Motion by King and second by Colbert to approve
Riverview Estates Final Plat subject to the
following: 1) All ordinance requirements being
met. 2) Drainage requirements being met and
drainage plan being approved by City Engineer.
3) Utilities being adequate as noted in City
Engineers review comments. 4) A Water Pollution
Abatement plan being approved by T.W.C. 5)
"analysis" section of this report except as
otherwise shown below. 10) The R.O.W dedication
for MOKAN Shall be approved by the MOKAN 1
Corporation and any interim roadway needed in
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this dedication shall conform to the design of
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the "Georgetown Loop Road". 11) Potential
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improvements to County Road 188 shall be
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coordinated with the County Commissioners. 12)
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The status of the accessway to the unplatted
lots surrounded by this development shall be
determined and improved to City standards if in
project area. 13) T.D.H.P.T. shall approve the
Road Widening Dedication proposed along Hwy29.
14) Development of ;the western half of this
tract shall not obscure the scenic vistas of
surrounding property owners along the ridge.
7) WESTBRANCH - REVISED PRELIMINARY PLAT
No action taken on this matter.
B. VARIANCE - ALLOW CONSTRUCTION IN P.U.E. - 307 SHADY OAK DR
Motion by Connor and second by Shell to approve
a variance be granted allowing the construction
of a below ground swimming pool some 3 feet into
the rear loft. Public Utility Easement of Lot 4
and Part of Lot 3, Block H San Gabriel Heights
Section Two subject upon applicants filing of a
covenant in which it is agreed that in the event
that the City of Georgetown requires future use
of this easement then the structure may be
caused to be removed. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
C. VARIANCE - WATER AVAILABILITY POLICY - SHELL ADDITION
Motion by King and second by Colbert to approve
a variance for Lot 1 Bock 6 Shell addition from
the Water Availability Policy restricting
building permits on new lots which was
established by Council on April 23, 1985. Voting
went as follows: Yes: Girvin, King, Colbert and
Connor; Abstain: Shell. Motion carried.
D. RIVER HILLS - CONCEPT PLAN
Motion by King and second by Girvin to Table
this matter. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
E. RIVERVIEW ESTATES - FINAL PLAT
Motion by King and second by Colbert to approve
Riverview Estates Final Plat subject to the
following: 1) All ordinance requirements being
met. 2) Drainage requirements being met and
drainage plan being approved by City Engineer.
3) Utilities being adequate as noted in City
Engineers review comments. 4) A Water Pollution
Abatement plan being approved by T.W.C. 5)
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Streets and lots shall tie to adjacent River
Ridge III Subdivision and be shown on plat. 6)
A notice concerning potential hazard of the
existing gas line shall be added to plat and
monuments identifying its location including a
detail of the concrete cap to be built, shall be
included in construction plans. 7) A landscape
buffer shall be included in the construction
plans for the setback area along Leander Rd. and
the east line of Block "A". 8) The flood
plain/drainage easement of Block "E" shall also
be identified as an access easement and given a
single lot designation for the purpose of the
establishment of a City Park by the City. 9)
Variance shall be granted for elimination of all
side and rear P.U.E.'s which either cross or run
adjacent and parallel to the 35" Gas Easement
shown. 10) Requested variance regarding lots
and blocks shall be granted. 11) The detention
variance should not be granted at this time.
Staff shall consider this request during the
construction plan review process with the intent
of reducing, in so far as is possible, negative
environmental impacts of direct discharge,
including the need for filtration of stormwater
run-off. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
F. PLANNING REPORT
No action taken on this matter.
15. RATE CONSULTANT PROPOSAL
Motion by Girvin and second by Connor to
authorize an agreement with R. J. Stanley and
associates for an electrical rate analysis for
the City of Georgetown with the following
modifications to the submitted agreement: 1)
Amount not to exceed $9,000 for the study and
$1,350 in out of pocket expenses. 2) That the
study be completed within 60 days of the
executed agreement. 3) That the City may
terminate the agreement within 10 days after
notice in writing. Motion carried by unanimous
vote.
16. CORE CITY THOROUGHFARE PLAN - RESOLUTION - BILL CONNOR
Motion by Connor and second by Colbert to pass a
resolution stating a need for a Core City
Thoroughfare Plan for the City of Georgetown.
Motion carried by unanimous vote.
17. TRI -CORNERS AREA UTILITY ANALYSIS AGREEMENT - ALLYN MOORE
Council member Connor announced that he would
abstain from discussing and voting on this
matter. Motion by King and second by Colbert to
authorize an agreement with Freese/Nichols for a
Fire Protection Study for the Tri -Corners Area
Tract in an amount not to exceed $500.00. Voting
went as follows: Yes: Girvin, King, Colbert and
Shell; abstain Connor. Motion carried.
18. TRI -CORNERS SUBDIVIONS - RSM DEVELOPMENT
Council member Connor announced that he would
abstain from discussing and voting on this
matter. No action taken on this matter.
19. UNDERGROUND ELECTRICAL POLICY - ALLYN MOORE
Motion by King and second by Colbert to adopt an
underground Electrical Policy as corrected by
Director of Public Works Allyn Moore. Motion
carried by unanimous vote.
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20. UNDERGROUND SERVICE AGREEMENT - ALLYN MOORE
No action taken on this matter.
21. SCENIC DRIVE LAND - FRANK REED
Motion by Connor and second by King to authorize
the sale of the Scenic Drive Land to the Metro
Group for 285,500 with no conditions for the
sale of the property. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
22. MUNICIPAL BONDS TAX PROPOSAL - RESOLUTION - FRANK REED
Motion by Colbert and second by Connor to adopt
a resolution in opposition to tax proposals
relating to municipal bonds. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
25. CITY PROPERTY REZONING - FRANK REED
No action taken on this matter.
26. PROPOSED FOOD SANITATION ORDINANCE - FRANK REED
No action taken on this matter.
27. WATER TREATMENT PLANT CONTRACT - FRANK REED
Motion by Girvin and second by King to agree to
pay Freese/Nichols a price not exceeding
$115,985.10 for engineering services for the
Water Treatment plant and reaffirm that
Freese/Nichols are the Official City Engineers.
Motion carried by unanimous vote.
28. DISCIPLINARY APPEALS PROCEDURES ORDINANCE, 2ND READING
Motion by Connor and second by King to adopt on
second and final reading an ordinance
establishing a written, formal disciplinary
action appeals procedure for the employees of
the City of Georgetown. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
29. MKT RIGHT-OF-WAY ORDINANCE, 2ND READING - PAT CABALLERO
Motion by Shell and second by King to table this
item until all contracts with the M.K.T.
Railroad have been signed. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
30. UTILITY DEPOSIT ORDINANCE, 1ST READING - PAT CABALLERO
Motion by Shell and second by King to
acknowledge the first reading of an ordinance
amending section 23-2, Same -Deposits, of the
City of Georgetown Code of Ordinances, providing
and fixing utility deposits, providing a
severability clause and setting an effective
date. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
31. DONATIONS AND ADVERTISING ORDINANCE, 1ST READING - PAT
CABALLERO
Motion by King and second by Girvin to
acknowledge the first reading of an ordinance
23. VOTE FOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR WILLIAMSON COUNTY
APPRAISAL
DISTRICT - FRANK REED
Motion by Colbert and second by Connor
to adopt
a resolution casting 81 votes for
Mr. Don
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Bizzell for the Board of Directors
of the
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Williamson County Appraisal District.
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carried by unanimous vote.
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24. EMPLOYEE SERVICE/RECOGNITION FUNCTION - FRANK REED
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Motion by King and second by Girvin to
authorize
the City Staff to hold a
Employee
Service/Recognition Function. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
25. CITY PROPERTY REZONING - FRANK REED
No action taken on this matter.
26. PROPOSED FOOD SANITATION ORDINANCE - FRANK REED
No action taken on this matter.
27. WATER TREATMENT PLANT CONTRACT - FRANK REED
Motion by Girvin and second by King to agree to
pay Freese/Nichols a price not exceeding
$115,985.10 for engineering services for the
Water Treatment plant and reaffirm that
Freese/Nichols are the Official City Engineers.
Motion carried by unanimous vote.
28. DISCIPLINARY APPEALS PROCEDURES ORDINANCE, 2ND READING
Motion by Connor and second by King to adopt on
second and final reading an ordinance
establishing a written, formal disciplinary
action appeals procedure for the employees of
the City of Georgetown. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
29. MKT RIGHT-OF-WAY ORDINANCE, 2ND READING - PAT CABALLERO
Motion by Shell and second by King to table this
item until all contracts with the M.K.T.
Railroad have been signed. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
30. UTILITY DEPOSIT ORDINANCE, 1ST READING - PAT CABALLERO
Motion by Shell and second by King to
acknowledge the first reading of an ordinance
amending section 23-2, Same -Deposits, of the
City of Georgetown Code of Ordinances, providing
and fixing utility deposits, providing a
severability clause and setting an effective
date. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
31. DONATIONS AND ADVERTISING ORDINANCE, 1ST READING - PAT
CABALLERO
Motion by King and second by Girvin to
acknowledge the first reading of an ordinance
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eliminating the requirement of council approval
of donation or advertising solicitation by
amending section 16-66 Soliciting for Donations
or Advertising of the City of Georgetown Code of
Ordinances, providing a severability clause and
setting an effective date. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
32. STILLHOUSE HOLLOW WASTEWATER DISCHARGE
Motion by King and second by Shell to table this
item until the November 26, 1985 Regular Council
Meeting. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
33. EXECUTIVE SESSION - ARTICLE 5262-17 SECTION 2 (E), (F) AND
(G) - LITIGATION LAND AND PERSONNEL
Mayor Doering announced that the council would
meet in executive session under Art. 6252-17
Sec. 2 (e), (f) and (g). After the executive
session the meeting was again open to the
public.
34. ROADWAY EASEMENT
No action taken on this matter.
35. SESQUICENTENNIAL ORDINANCE, 1ST READING
No action taken on this matter.
36. MISC. Mayor Doering announced that the City Council
will hold a workshop on November 23rd at 8:30
AM.
ADJOURN Motion by Connor and second by King to adjourn.
Motion carried by unanimous vote. TIME: 2:15 AM
November 13, 1985
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ATTEST:
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Mr. Pat Caballero, City Secretary
for such work; authorizing the City Public Works
Director to advertise for bids; Directing the
preparation of estimates; invoking the procedure
provided by Article I, Section 5, of the City
Charter and Chapter 106 of the Acts of the First
Called Session of the 40th Legislature of Texas,
(Article 1105B RCS) determining that a part of
the cost shall be borne by the City and that a
part shall be borne by the abutting properties
and owners thereof; providing for the assessment
of the portion of cost to be borne by the
property. owners, and for the fixing of the Liens
to secure payment of such assessments, stating
the time and manner proposed for the payment of
all such costs; providing for severability, and
for repeal of conflicting parts of prior
ordinances. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Adjourn Motion by Connor and second by Colbert to
adjourn. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Carl Doering, May r
ATTEST:
r. Pat Caballero, City Secretary
November 26, 1985
The City Council met in Regular Session on the
above date at 7:00 PM with Mayor Carl Doering
presiding. The following Council Members and
Officials were present: Eb C. Girvin, Bill
Connor, William C. Shell, Joan King, Jim
Colbert, City Secretary Pat Caballero, City
Manager Frank Reed, Finance and Administration
Director David Quick, Director of Public Works
Allyn Moore, Community Development and Planning
Director Ed Barry and Police Chief Hugh
Anderson.
1. Minutes Motion by King and second by Connor to approve
the October 15, 1985 and the October 17, 1985
Minutes as submitted by City Secretary Pat
Caballero. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
2. Bills over $2000.00
Motion by Girvin and second by Shell to
authorize payment of the following bills:
Bills:
Moore Business Forms - Meter
McMaster & Bain - Attorney's
Chaparral Electric Company -
Pump and Service Calls
Deposit Checks $ 731.75
Fees 3075.00
Space Heater,
3673.58
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