HomeMy WebLinkAboutMIN 10.08.1973 CC-R226
October 8, 1973
The City Council met on the above date with Mayor Joe E. Crawford presiding.
The following councilmen and officials were present: Harry Gold, William Eanes,
Dee Scott, J. D. Wininger, City Manager Leo Wood, Asst. City Manager W. L.
Wal den, City Secretary Claud Eads and City Attorney Joe McMaster. Others present
were: Rodney Montgomery, Wallace Morris, David True, Clyde Reeder and Andy
Welch.
Monthly Minutes Motion by Wininger and seconded by Scott that minutes of City Council
and Reports meetings held September 10, 1973 and September 18, 1973, be approved as pre-
sented. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Motion by Eanes and seconded by Scott that General fund bills in the amount
of $9,986.93 and Utility Fund bills in the amount of $44,124.67 be approved and
paid. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Pickup Bict A bid from Compton Motor Company, in the amount of $3,068.87, was opened
to Furnish the city with one 1/2 ton Chevrolet pickup. Motion by Eanes and seconded
by Scott that Compton's bid be accepted. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Williams Addi tion An Annexation Ordinance for Williams Addition Unit 03, containing 16.95 acres,
Unit #3 was presented to the council for the second and final reading. Motion by Scott and
seconded by Wininger that this ordinance be passed on the seconded and final
reading. Motion carried by unanimous vote. (See Ordinance Book #2 - Page 0323)
Urban Renewal Motion by Gold andseconded by Eanes that the bi d in the amount of $17,056.25
Phase #4 for the City's part of Urban Renewal Phase#4 be accepted. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
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Oakcrest plscFi- Joe McMaster presented the certificate to file for record on the Golden
ettes Unit III Oaks and Oakcrest Ranchettes Unit III plats. Motion by Eanes and seconded
by Scott that the plat for Golden Oaks be approved. Motion carried by unanimous
vote. Motion by Eanes and seconded by Scott that the Oakcrest Ranchettes III
plat be approved. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
VFW Youth Wallace Morris, representing the VFW Post No. 8587, requested that
Park the city lease to the VFW Post the property from College Street west to Myrtle
Street and from Second Street north to the fence. This land would be developed
for a Youth Park and named the VFW Park. The council denied the lease, but
gave the VFW Post the permission to develope this land into a Youth Park.
Any major changes in building or land use to be cleared with the City Council.
No Parking A letter from Police Chief John Shearin requesting no parking and in -
on Royal Drive stallation of "No Parking Signs" on Royal Drive was presented by City
Manager Leo Wood. Motion by Wininger and seconded by Gold that this
request be accepted. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
ATTEST:
City Secretary Joe E. Crawfor
Citizens
Minutes from the Citizens Advisory Committee Meeting held September 27,
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1973 were read and approved.
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LCRA-Breaker
Motion by Wininger and seconded by Eanes to approved installation of
at Sub -station
12,000 amp oil circuit breaker at the sub -station by LCRA. Motion carried
by unanimous vote.
Continuation
Motion by Eanes and seconded by Wininger to continue the 5% electrical
of 5% Electrical
rate increase on the November billing. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Increase
There being no further business on a motion by Wininger and seconded by
Eanes the meeting adjourned.
ATTEST:
City Secretary Joe E. Crawfor