Minute Bk. 22 6/1980 - 8/1982
~reet. '
~tion of ~ ~at (~) l~at~ ~t ~he ~8~ti~ of ~ ~ue
~d Coro~.
June 3. 19~0
C~ty Pla~ner John Lavretta state~ ~ the P~ ~ Zo~ C~-
iesi~ receded ~ c~ition, a ye~ ~o ~ di~ ~ i~ie~te t~t ~as ~ ~t
~tt~ to ~ ao~ in this ~-2. ~e ~a~ ~nt to the ai~e
r~ea the si~e of t~ ~i~i~ ~ 6,7~0 aq~ f~ to ~,000 aq~e feet
r~es the p~kl~ ~ ~ s~cea to 2~. the ~o~a~ site ~ ~a ~ g~oliae
~ isl~ with a 12' 7" x 20' e~. A ~ ~t ~ ieau~ f~
inat~tion of t~ ~er~ g~oline st~e tam~ a2 t~. ~ite. ~e
~ iam~ b~ ~n condition, ~ the ilm~!m~ee of t~ ~t ~ o~tr~ to
t~ ~ed site pl~ ~ t~t ~ guoline ~l ~re ~ic&~ Ca t~ &~ro~
site pl~. ~etta ~d~ ~t ~ ~t ~a ia~ in ~or ~ ~lld~ officios
f~ gas t~ ~ ~a. ~e ~t ~ isau~ f~ ~ ~ ~ 1~, 1~80
~ St~ a~r~d c~enta ~ residents ~e~ t~ ~e~.
~re in ~aition.
~a a~eat~ t~t the City ~ret~ ~d ~he Ci~ Plier
~ r~s in t~ Pl~i~ ~ Zoni~ C~elon ~n~es ~d t~ O~cil ~nutes
f~ i~tion on ~igh~ ae~cea req~r~ta.
~er the City Secret~ ~d the City Plier ret~ to ~ ~ti~,
~tea ~e re~ ~ the Oity ~o~cil ~ P~i~ ~d ~i~ C~ealo~ Minute
~. Five conditions ~e re~ ~ 2he P~i~ ~d Zomi~ C~iaalon ~nutes
of the meeti~ of ~t 7, 1~ aa fo~:
1~ here sha~ Be pl~t~ ~iately in ~ of the
~ea on t~ e~t side of t~ ~o~y ~d at t~ ~ of t~e
.~ ~ 1~ ~ the ~at side of the
(C) The d~ter s~ ~ locat~ ~ i~icated on ~he ~lte
~ a 6' x 6' ~1 ~cloa~e a~l ~ ~lt ~ t~e aides of
~ the d~ster. A ~ for the e~olos~e ~11 ~ eu~tY~
t~ d~at~ ~icle..
(E) ~e uses ~tt~ iz the buildi~ ~ ~e ne~h~ ~e~ice
~ ~ter, such as a c~ni~e at,e, ~ ot~
r~l ~ or, ce uses. A restart or club is not
to a site p~ for a ~ion of ~-2 at t~ iat~e~tion cf ~ A~ue ~
0o~. ~ roll c~l ~te ~eley "~e", ~l~ "~", ~a "~", Vela
~tion C~ to utilize ~ite to ~a~ r~k ~ the Mo~h ~e~ S~ ~ne
Utilities D~ec~or ~B ~ele~ ~ief~ ~he ~il on a ~ ~itt~
At t~e t~e. Diaker~n ~s c~let~ the Cor~ell ~ee2 ~ ~ ~
ll~s ~n~ ~ ~in ~k ~ the No~h ~e~ ~t~ ~d a~ li~.
~ ~co=ter~ l~ge ,~titie, of ~k on t~ ..-- li~ ~=i~ of ~e N~h
~s li~ ~d ~a request~ · ~t to ~1~ ~ to sh~t ~te. ~e ~e&
~a P~k R~reation Cent~ is t~ ~loeest ~ild~ to the e~e~t~a site
is &~te~ 200 feet e~. ~. Dick~n ~1 be uai~ a q~i~ Blasti~
fi~ ~ a Ci~y Ins~ctor ~ Be on t~ ~ob site f~ ~ ~d ~eo~ion. In
~ of the ~bo~ conc~nz, it is r~~ ~t Diek~on ~mst~ti~
~ ~ted ~ bl~ti~ ~lt In ~der to ~low ~ to ~oce~ ~th t~ ~rk
a t~ f~.
M~ion ~ ~e ~ Vela, e~o~ ~ T~i~e~o to a~e a ~t to
~1~ Die~aon C~atr~tiou O~y to utilize ~ite to blest r~k ~ t~
No~h ~ee ~r ~ne ~oJect. ~tion c~i~.
June 3~ 1980 CoutSnu~
7. The Council ~on~i~re~ a~F~o~.l of b~s f~ ~ces~ C~ ~=t7
~~P~ng ~ ~ ~e~, ~ e~b cuts ~d ~he C~il
~ion ~ ~ ~ StUn/, m~ded ~ ~1~ ~hat t~ bid ~
· ~ to ~t~ M. ~r~on at a h~ bid of $1,826.~0. Moti~ c~ied.
8. ~e C~il oonsid~ a~r~ of Iss~ ~ request f~ ~oe~ f~
Finite D~tor Bill ~N~ stated t~t this request ~s ~en d~elo~
in res~ae to the ~ for ~ e~enai~ ~e~si~s in the acco~ti~
utility ~illi~ ~at~a ~t~n t~ City. ~e St~f ~ wor~ ~th the Data
~essi~ ~tiz~'a ~s~ ~ to fo~te this tp~h, ~ t~ have
rec~n~ ~ R~et for ~ ~ the City ~cil f~ their ~sid~ation.
A ~b~ of t~ ~s~ ~ ~11 ~lci~e in the ~ti~ of the
~d the ~ ~ t ~le ~ll r~ a fi~ to t~ City ~il. Zt is
~tiei~t~ ~hat ~e ~d'e r~,~-tion will be bro~ht ~o the City Oo~cil
on J~ 8. ~ r~ ~11 be ~c~plis~ by ~r 1. ~s t~ t~ble
~r~ly ~ftic~ ~ ~der to ~c~ate the res~ts wit~ t~ c~t~t of the
~et f~ati~. ~ Req~at f~ ~s~ discusses ~at Is req~red ~
the fi~ ~aisti~ t~ City ~d the o~ectivee of the proJ~t. ~ ~i~ ~
to ~r ~ q~etioma t~t ~ ~iae a~2 ~he a~h or the R~ueat for
~o~. He ~ t~t the o~ee2 of r~i~ the fin~ci~ a~lications is
to d~elop ~ p~ f~ ~l~enti~ n~ ~2~t~s ~ sy~t~ m~i~oations t~t ~11
el~te c~t ~ases ~ ~11 ~o~de for ~iti~ ~ requir~ts.
~e Olty ~ c~sen to ~eas ~1 t~se ne~ c~es ~th a c~eh~sive
revi~ t~ ~ ~Ide f~ t~ Ci~ the ~s~ eco~ie~ ~ter~tive~ ~d ~t
~e e~e ~e a~id t~ ~eo~ist~iea d~elo~ ~ a pi~ speech.
~so eai~ t~t the Data ~eeei~ ~ao~ O~ttee rec~s
C~eheaaive ~ of fim~ei~ ~lications on the c~ter.
C~tl ~r Ve~ u~ for c~s~t~ts ~s~s, ~d ~t the
est~t~ c~2 ia.
~ ~ $1~,0~ to $2~,000.
~cil ~r ~1~ u~ ~t the Data ~essi~ ~get
~1~ ~ If t~ ~e of t~a is to save
~ ~ty ~er ga~ ~ e~ ~ato~ of t~e ait~tion ~ the
~tio~ of t~ Oi~ to ~ the
T~i~ ~k~ if this co~ ~sco~r t~t o~ syat~ is t~ ~ti-
quat~ to ~e n~
~N~ a2a2~ t~t he ~id not ~e it ~t, ~t it ia not ~t t~ City
is 1~
~l~ ~ ~e ~2 Vel~, aec~ ~ Step~n~ to appr~e · at~ of
June 3, 1980 C~ntinued
9. T~e Council considered &pprov~l of continuing the aneesament of &utc-
mobiles.
Finance Director Bill McNar~ stated that because of legislation
last 7esr, cities w~ich continue to tax autc~ohiles mu~t m~ke an affirmative
a~rtion to do so evex-j year. Consequently, if the 0otumil chu~ses to continue
a~eeseing automobiles, it should direct the Cit~, ~torne~ to prepeA-e the appro-
priate documents to enact the program. For the 1978 tax year, the 0Sty of
Denton h~i an assessed value on aut~aoblles of $18,999,060. This aasesse~ value
will generate $141,3~3 ia revenue to the CleF. To generate a~ equ/valeat ammunt
of revenue on property taxes, an aAditional $0.0~ would ~ave to be levied to the
current tm= rate of $1.2~. The st~ff h~s fraught this matter to the attention
of the City Council so that the tax roll may be c~lete~ in time for
to the Board of P4ualiz&tion.
Motion w~e ma~e b;- Hopkins, seconded t~, Stephens to &pprove ccatin,,~m~
t~e a~saaenent of &utc~ohiles an~ to direct the Oity Attorne~ to prepare the -
appropriate doc~ents to enact the program. Motion castled.
10. The 0C, n, oil eonsidered approval of final payment of the participation
a~reea~nt with Denton Ba4;tist Association, Inc., for oversise wate~ lime on
T~aale~ Lane.
Utilities Director Bob Nelson ~riefed the Council, e~&~l~ ~hat
Utilities Staa'f concurs that final pa~ment be ma~e in t~e amount ef
M=tion w~s maas ~r~ ~opk. tns, eec~e~ ~r; Hen. ale],' that final
of the participation a~reement with Denton Bal~tist Association, Zmc. he
in the amount of $18,~89.~0 aa reccem~emded %2 the Utilities Board. M~tion
carried.
11. The Council considere~ &warding bid ~8774 for w~ter lines on
Perk a~l Cleveland Street.
.Ut./.litiea Director Bob Nelson briefed t~e Council, stating that 8
were recexvso on Cleveland Street that ra~ged from a low of $8,0~0.37 to & high
of $1~,~10.00. This is for 810' of 6" w~ter line. Low bid $~.~ ~er foot.
the %;eetg~te Pa~k water line, 9 tide were received tha~ ranged from a low of
$20,~9~.20 to a high of $~4,87~.00 for 1980' of 6" water line. Low ~id $10.30
per f~t. The iow bidder is Jerr~ Paul Hig~lns, mc., Box 18~, ~=e*-s~n, Texas
at & tc~al hid fo~ both pro~ecta of
Motion W~ made by ~cephens, seconded by Homeless to &'~i the bid to
the iow bidder, Jerr~ Paul ~igg~us, Inc., at a bid for both pro~e~ts of
aa reoc~a~ded by the Utilitien Boar~, Motion carried.
12, The Ootmcil considered &pproval of final l~yment to Blaek& Veatch for
e~ina~in~ sec'vices aaeoci~ted with the SODA 8~stam and ~ter d~eralizer
renov~tions.
Utilities Director BOb Nelson briefed the C~,~il, ~&ti~ that Black
a~d Ve&tch ham furnished e~qineering a~sista~e in spic'oval a~
of tile 8CDA equipment on a continui~ basis fram origi~.l ~u-ah~e until f~nal
accep~nee (11/7~ to 11/79) &s requested. Alto, Bla~k & Ve~tch ~A~ a~l e~ineer-
i~ stud.v of methods to re,ovate or ~eplace the Po~er Plant water trea~nt
~J~tem (d~neralizer) at the CitF's request. The fine.l payment iA
Motion was ma~e b~ Talie. ferro, seconded by Vela to a~l~'ove f~l
~t to Bla~k & Veatch for engineeri~ s~.-.~ces a~sociated ~th ~ S~A
~ Wa~er d~in~izer r~tions ~ the ~t of $15,12~.~. ~tio~
~e O~cil co~ider~ ap~ of ~e ~d~ ~1 f~ t~e No~h
Utilities Dir~tor ~b Nelson brief~ the Co,oil, ~t~ti~ t~t
b~ldi~ f~tion ~ foxed, a 1' er~o~ in the e~t-~st ~eion ~ dieco~r-
~ ~ to 1~ ~s d~t tolectin ~ the p~ t~sfo~r. ~ O~t~etor
r~st~ to ~e hie fo~ 1' east to c~na~te ff~ t~a ~eeri~ e~.
~igi~ con,act ~s $39,87~, ~d 0h-~ ~er ~1 ~ the iner~ ~t of
$1,362 ~a a ~ to~ of
Motiom wm~ m~de 1~ Ve~, s~o~ed ~ Hopkins that ~e ~d~ ~1
t~ incre~ ~ of $1,~62 ~ ~p~. Motion c~t~.
~ 0~il ooaaider~ a Re~luti~ ~di~ for the fo~ti~ of a
su~c~ttea ~e ~ of ~i~ ~ fi~ce ~rectora of t~ ~A ~ ci~ies
to se~e ~ ooas~t~ts to the ~A ~ ~ the ~A Director.
C~cil ~a ~ ~e City ~ger gave their t~hts ~ the ~
os~ Reeoluti~ ~ieh ~ ~ea~te~ ~ O~il M~ ~ephens.
St~a ~tmt~ t~t a su~ttee fr~ e~h ~A city c~ld gi~
~ble i~t to t~ ~A ~ ~d ~11 ~ able to give i~fo~tion to the
Co,ella ~ ei~iz~a of e~
Ci~ ~We nee~ a~ level of in~lv~eat. We ~e co~ed
~4~i~ ~th ~t~e gem~atiom proJe~z, but we ~ act have ~eQ~te
~ ln~lv~ a~ ~e for ~or ~li~ ~tera. If ~ n~ to disc~a a
~tter at ~hia t~e, i~ti~ ~ not been
~r 8t~--We ~e ~i~ ~t~r ~er of ~eaucracy. We eo~d
~ im~lv~ ~ ~ ~so~ o~tt~ for o~y ~or ~tters.
' Vel~-I ~ ~i~ to ~ae the ~A ~ t~t Deatom is
m~ut ~A i~io~ ~ ~ ~ o~ it.
~r ~ T~ ~iaf~-I ae~ m 1~ of t~e for stay ~ lots of
~c~ate iaf~tioa. N~ ~ old~ Co--il ~bers shoed be ~oSt up to
~te on ~A
~e~ ~eat~ t~ sev~ ~e~eata be inco~rat~ in t~
Remolutio~.
~ fo~ Reaolutiom ~ ~esent~ ~eh incl~es the a~ve
menti~
- ~, ~ citie~ cf Denton, ~1~, Green~lle ~ ~ ~e m~a of the
Tex~ M~ici~ ~r ~y, ~ aa ~A; ~d
~, the 0ity Co~cil of the 0ity of D~t~ ia of the ~lnion that it ~d
~ i~ the ~at int~et of e~h airy ~ ~A flor such ~ey to create ~
~viso~ c~tt~ csa~ of a~ ~m (~ity ~ers ~d/~ Directors
Fl~ce ~d ~blie ~ilities) of ~h ci~ to ae~ as commuters ~ re~ce
~rso~ to the ~A ~d of D~act~a ~d the ~A Gen~ ~er ~ ~
~T:
~ici~ Po~ ~ ~ to ~e~st their ~epres~tativee to cr~te ~
~viso~ c~tt~ c~oe~ of ~ m~a (~ity ~er8 ~/or Dir~tors of
~i~ce ~ ~ie ~ili~ies) of e~h ~r city to a~e ~ cons~t~ts to
~A ~ ~f Dive,tots.
~ City $~r~ is h~e~ ~r~t~ ~o f~ a c~y of this Resoluti~ to
~e Gen~r~ ~er ~ ~ of Director~.
P~ ~ ~ this ~he ~ d~ of J~e, A. D. 1~80.
/e/
ltI~EA~D 0. STEWART, NA¥0R
CITY OF DIe'TON, TEXAS
June 3, 1980 Continued
/s/
ROOKS HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF D~l'~, ~
CITY ~ D~, ~
Moti~ ~8 ~e ~ ~ephens, meo~d~ ~ Ho~ ~t the Reloluti~
~ ~a~. ~ roll ~1 ~te Vela "~e", ~nal~ "~e", Gail~ "~e", ~pki~
1~. C~ ~A:
~ti~ ~ ~e ~ Vela, sec~ ~ H~sl~ t~t the f~ll~ Consent
~e~ ~ a~ro~. M~i~ c~i~.
(A)
(2) F~ pl&t of M~tecito Vitae Unit 2 ~ a~.
(S) ~S~
(1) Bid ~87~-1~ e~rete pl~o~
~ l~st bi~er, ~ 0, ~. ~t $12,780.
it~ 2, m~er lines, to J~-~ ~ra~ion for $3~,223.~0
(3) Bid ~780, oonor~e ~ ~ ~rives ~t ~o~es ~ec~ri~al
· ~ot~ b~ of
~ t~ 1~ bi,er, ~aig ~den, Znc. at $51,~.00.
(5) ~oheme 0~ ~33~ ~w~ ~o D~o for ~ ~ait~e
in the ~t of $5,~37.80.
(m~f~ ~ ~elli~) in &~ ~ of $13,500.~0.
(7) ~c~e
Benes f~ r~a ~ ~in ~eper ~ the ~t of ~193.~.
16. ~ C~cil r~ema~
lT. ~ C~il r~on~ into ~ ~smion et ~:~k p.m. to m~ the
follo~ ~o~o~nt:
(A) ~SO~
~, ~ City Co--il of the ~t~ of Demton is of the opi~on t~t the best
~e~eQt ~d ~lf~e of the ~blic ~11 be s~ ~ the ~o~e of t~e p~cel
of re~ emtate ~em~ri~
~, t~ City of D~ton
~d ~lue of s~h desori~ ~e~?i
,Tune 3, 1~0 C~'~tinued
NOW, TN~B]~gE, ~ ~ ~ B~ ~ C~ C~IL ~ ~ CI~ ~ D~,
1. ~ CitF Att~n~ is here~ nut,riled to prep~e ~tever leg~
~o~ntm ~o n~em~ to c~lete the tr~sfer of ~ 0o aemcri~ ~1~
~ the ~ t~eof to t~ ~ of D~ton:
~i~ ~,7~ aq~e feet of 1~, ~e ~ less. o~ of ~d a ~ of a 26.186
~re tract in ~e ~1 M. Willies 8~, A~ot~c% ~o. 1~9 that ~ a~e~
u reeord~ in Vol~e ~9~, ~e 1~, De~ Records of Denton Oo~ty, T~;
~,7~ sq~e f~t of 1~, ~e ~ less, ~i~ ~re ~ic~ descri~
~tes ~ ~ ~ folly:
~ at the ~h~st co~ of s~d 26.~6 acre tract said ~int ~i~
~ south F~ht of ~ li~ of the Texas ~ P~ific R~o~ s~id ~int
bi~ no~h ~' 23' ~" e~t a ~s~e of 82~.2~ f~t fr~ t~ n~h~s~ co~er
of 11.7~0 ~e trot c~ ~ ~d W. ~o~son by deed dit~ Fe~u~ 2~,
lPTg, rec~ in Vol~ 77~, Pqe ~3, De~ R~o~s, Denton 0~ty, Te~;
~ mo~ ~ 23' ~" ~ ~ the n~h ~ line of s~d 2~.18~ ~re
~t~ tb ~u~ right of ~ li~ of Tex~ ~ P~ific ~lro~ for a
of 202.82 f~ to & ~i~t ~ t~ ~ east r~ht of ~ line of
~ south 27' ~" ~st ~ the said ~o~8~ right of ~ line of ~p
288 for a dish,ce off 1~7.00 f~t to a ~int;
~ n~h 8~ ~' ~0' ~st ~ the 8~th ~ line of said 2~.186 ~re
tract for a dist~e o~ 1~.5~ f~ to t~e 8out~st c~ner ther~ff;
~ no~h O~ 37' 03" eut f~ a di~e of 8~.~ feet to the p~ce of
~gi~i~.
2. ~e City of ~nt~ ia h~ ~r au~oriz~ to p~ ~reen
Gi~t 0~, a Del&~e Co~&tion, as o~er of said described
consideratl~ in t~e ~t of 8~,7~0.~ ~c~8e price, pl~ necess~ ~
reaso~ble ree~i~ fee~.
~. ~s Re~lution s~ t~ effec~ ~e~ate~ ~ ~ a~ its
~ssqe ~ ~p~ov~ in ~o~eo ~th t~ provisions of t~e D~ton City ~er.
P~ ~ ~ ~l the ~ ~ cf J~, 1~0.
/./
~T:
OI~ ~ D~, ~
~iom ~ ~ ~ T~i&f~ro, seco~ ~ Vela ~t the Resolution
~ p~sed. ~ roll c~ v~e St~he~ "~e", G~ley "~e", H~kina "~e", Vela
"~e', T~i~o "~e" ~ ~ "~e". Motion c~ried ~th Hensley
(~)
~, ~e Oi~ of D~ f~ l~ ~ess~ to p~c~e a cer%&i~ tract of
~ l~at~ im t~ City of D~, Texas, ~nd ~re ~17 descriB~ bel~;
~, the Ci~7 Co--il of ~ City of ~nton is of the opi~on t~t t~e
i~tereat ~ ~lf~e of the ~Blie ~11 ~ s~ ~ t~ p~c~,e of ~
of re~ estate ~escri~ ~1~ ~
June 3~ 1980 ¢o~tinue~
W~E~EA~. the City of Denton ~ owuer of ~&i~ ~el. ~h~l
~i ~ol~s. ~ t~t a co~i~erati~ of $112.~ is
of s~h ~escribea
~T:
~tl ~l neceas~ to o~plete ~e t~lf~ of ~e~7 ~ 4Hcri~ ~1~
~ t~ ~er thereof to the 0it7 of Dent~:
bi~ 0.~ of one ~ of ~. ~re ~ less. ~ of ~ i ~ of a ~.70~ ~re
trot in the S~uel McOr~en ~v~. Abstr~t No. 817 ~ ~ c~ to Mi=~el
~8 ~ ~fe. 8~i R~o~s. ~ ae~ ~t~ Feb~ 16. 1~ re=o~ in
~re of ~. ~re or less. ~i~ ~ ~ic~ ~elcrl~ ~ fo~:
~I~ s~ the inters~ioa of ~ ~ right of ~ line of ~op 288
~th the east ~ line of ~i~ 4.70~ ~re %r~t. s~d ~int ~i~ ~u~h
~e 37' ~" ~st ~ air,ce of 870.~h feet ~ t~ no~t c~er ~her~f;
a~ ~l~ ~so bei~ In tho existi~ ~st right of
'1~ s~th 2~ ~' 08" ~ ~o~ ,~ exist~ right of ~ li~ f~ a ~is~e
of ~3.1~ fe~ to i point, sii~ ~int ~i~ the south c~r of ~a ~.70~ sure
~ mo~h 01e 17' 20" west for a ~.ta-oe of 30.86 feet %o I ~int;
~ ~rth 7~ ~' 37" east for a ~is~=e of ~3.00 feet to the pl~e of
2. ~e Oit7 of De,on is here~ ~ eut~ize~ to
R~s ~ wife. S~i R~ola8. ~ o~er of aais aegcrib~ pr~F. conai~-
~tion in ~he ~t of 8152.~ p~se ~ice. ~ aecea,~ ~ reas~&~e
r~i~ fees.
3. ~, Resolution ibx~ ~e effect ~iatel2 ~ ~ a~ itl -
~ss~e ~d a~ov~ in ~o~a~ce ~th t~ ~o~sio~ of ~he D~t~ 0ity ~er.
P~ ~ ~0~ this the ~ ~ of J~e 1~
R~
~tioa ~ ~de ~ 8te~e~. s~ ~ Eo~i~ t~t the ~eloluti~
"~". T~i~e~o "~e" ~a St~ "~e". ~tion c~iea ~th ~nll~ absent.
~ ~o~ed at 11:]9 p.m.
· ·
June ~,
~pecial OaJ_led ~oi~t Meeti~ of ~ 0ity Co--il of the 0ity of Deat~ ~
Oo~ty C~lli~erl of D~t~ C~ty at 1:30 p.m., ~B~, J~e 5, 1980
~e Oi~l ~f~e C~e R~ Of ~ ~ici~l ~ld~.
~a, H~al~, ~s ~d O~ley; City ~er ~ia
~aiet~t ~ty ~ ~ Cole ~d City 8ecret~ ~oo~ Holt.
O~ty ~asi~ra: J~e ~a~d, O~ssi~era O~e,
~ci~: C~il ~ 7e~
1. Diec~alon of t~ r~ om 5it~/Co~y ~ding ~ pr~a~
for
~y J~e ~d ~sed t~t ~ ~ in fav~ of the J~son
re~rt aa
~ St~ ~2~t~ t~t the repot does ~t tct~ reflect
d~ble
~eti~ But i~lves uae.
2. C~il M~ ~h~a atat~ t~t c~sideri~ FI~, the ~br~
t~ ~e~th De~t ~ c~d ~c~ t~ idea of de~lo~en~ ~ fo~,~-
~oint ~i~ ~ ~ e~aid~ Ci~ ~ C~ty ua~e.
~aai~ ~e atat~ t~t ~he quicker fo~a res~ts ~e r~
the cle~er the f~ ~iom ~ ~.
c~ dete~ the ~e of ~ li~, ~t it w~'t Be re~ for a~ut · ~.
J~e ~d stat~ t~t ~ need to do s~ethi~ n~ rather
~c~ ~o T~ ~e~ ~ not c~fc~a~e ~th u~e fo~ flor
the li~. I ~ oonce~ ~th ~11 city li~ies. We c~d ~ a 9~-~
f~a if t~ae li~r~iee ~.
~aei~r ~ ~ ~ not let the O~ty t~e the hoapit~
~d ~he Oit2 t~ ~ li~?
~ ~ a~eat~ t~t ~ ~e a et~ of C~saioner ~'
question.
~ti~ ~ ~e ~ C~iaeioner ~tz~, seeo~ed ~ C~iasiomer
~on to ~c~ the J~aon O~ttee fora for one ~et ye~, ~d if the
City or Co~ a~d ~ d~ ~ at ~he end of a ~et ye~ that a Big
5o~ty c~ l~k at it oBJecti~, ~ ~t the s~e ~ople ~ ee~ ~ the
the Ci~y ~ce~a a~. ~tion c~i~
4. ~tion ~ ~e ~ ~i~e~o, a~o~ ~ Hensl~ t~ the City of
Denton ~eep~ t~ f~a ms ~ea~ted in the O~ittee re~ for fisc~ 1~1,
~ ~t the 0ity ~ O~ ~e a e~ for ~t~e ~di~ ~d t~t ~re
the C~tt~ ~ re~at~ ~o at~ ~licable ~ta ~d to ree~ to it
a~ro~iate t~e. ~i~ c~rie~ ~ly.
their atreeta ~ ~i~es. Dent~'a struts ~ bri~es ne~ r~ir -~ we ~e
help citiea ~eaa it'd a ~ t~t oo~ecta to or is a le~ to c~t~ r~da.
~e C~il ~d ~a~o~rs disc~s~ ~ief~ the He~th Dep~nt.
City Council
June 10, 1980
Special Called Meeting of the City Council of the City of Denton at
7600 p.m., Tue~y, June 10, 1980, in the Council Chamber of the
Municipal Building.
1. A preli~ z~ ~ the 1980 Pc~r Su~ly Study was ~.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~. ~ ~ of Gi~ ~,
~ m) ~ ~t
~ (1) ~t ~ ~ ~ 8.2% f= e~ ~s~ial
(~) 5.7% ~
(3) ~,] ]
~ ~~ ~ 214 ~ ~ ~ 909 ~ ~ 1990.
(4) ~ ~t ~ ~ ~ a~ ~ ~ ~ ~1~
(5) ~al ~ ~ U.S. is 3.6%. ~ is ~~ly 5%.
(B) ~ ~y ~ti~ f~ ~ ~ ~ly
(1) ~ ~~
(1) 100 ~ ~1 f~ ~t
(3)
~) J~
(1) ~ ~ ~ ~ht
(~) ~ ~ ~ ~i~
(d) ~- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ity.
(z)
(2) ~ ~ ~ c~¥~y
(e) ~
(2)
(3)
(~) ~~
(~)
(2)
(3)
Jl~e 10, 1980 Continued
(2) Study Assu~tions are=
(a) Dent~n to mainta/n a 15% generating reserve margin.
CD) 1980-1990 Study F~rizcm
(c) L~ model based c~ historical 4 y~ars of hourly data.
(d) Natural gas will be avajl~le--price~ fr~m $2.20 at present
to
(e) Capacity be3~%nces with a~] without q~PA
(3) As we look at ~MPA we kn~w there is lead ti~e fc~ & lignite
plant, but it ~not be o~91eted bafore 1988.
(4) De~ton can buy pomer fr~n ~,~ other utility.
(5) Dentn~ can obtain purchased pom~r at preme~t cheaper than
runnin~ Denton Plant, due to the high cost of natural gas.
~ added that eight utilit~ w~re invit~-~ to e~plcx~ all possible alternati%~s.
~ ~mre Dallas Purer and Light, Cer~ral and Southwest, C~9/ty Public Service,
T~xas Electric S~rvice Cc~pany and Gulf State Utilities.
Case A (1) 59; Coat Unit (with Cklah~ma C~1
@ $4.10/,mbtu by 1990) $204 Million
(2) $ 88 MilL n
(3) Conhustio~ T~rbines $ 21.1 Millic~
Case B Joint Venture
(1) Texas Power & Light $128 Milli~
(2) LCRA $133 Millic~
CaseC ~PA
~ez~an sta~ that with gas oosts expected ~o be at $5.80/94[~ by 1990, ~1 and
l~ite units will be the cheapest source of po~sr. The follow/~ SLTa~ry of
eoc~9~mic cc~p~risc~s for the 1980-1990 per~ was pr~s~nt~d:
Case Descriptions Capital I/Tv~s~t Present
(000's $) (000's $) Mills/KWh
CASEA
-r~6--Mw Coal-Fir~d Unit $204,000 $344,485 65.65
Rep~= Existir~ UP/ts 88,000 348,180 66.35
Cxmgx~stic~ T~rbir~s 31,100 337,476 64.31
CAS~B
~ Venture-LCRA 133,000 313,821 59.80
Joint Venture-TP & L 128,000 335,000 63.84
CAS~C
-~ Operation-~PA 233,000 (1) 315,591 60.14
CASEE
--~sale Power 0 320,692 61.11
Fi=~ Purchase Co,trot 0 378,688 72.16
(1) Denton's Apprum~mate Share of ~WPA's Oapital E~litu~eS
(2) Based on a 7% Disco~%t Rate
June 10, 1980 Ckx~tiD,_~gd_ I
Hezman eXl~SS~ that although the joint venture alterr~tive with I/2RA w~s 3.4
hundreths of a ce~t per ~wh lemur than ~MPA, the oonfidence leal of all oc~dit-
ions ~ccurrin~ ~o mak~ the joint venture with U~A viable ~s a~-~y 30%
whereas the ~nfJ&~s~oe le%~l fc~- the ~ case was a~_~proximately 80-90%. He
stated that th~ difference between the TMPA Case C an~ all others ~/ld widen and
~-o-~ ~MPA to be ~ lower ccet if the Study period were expar~ed past 1990.
Herman cc~cluded that De~tx~'s participation in 5MPA will provide the lc~st cost
po~r fc~ the D~z~ Electric Sys~n. He reou,,~nded that Denton cc~tim~ with
~PA in the existir~ a~proval ~Jects. He further recc~rer~]ed that if future
projects were pr~x~ed by ~M~A, that Denton undertake ~tional st,~es to
detexmine that th~ cost of pc~r f~u~t such projects will be the low~st cost for
Frank Siefert of Gilt~rt and Associa~ discussed sale of the Dent~n
judge o~etacles, but rather only pz~sent the City with an est/mated f~]~ price
of the syst~n." He reviewed ooets to sell and benefits to sell. He advised that
o~parati~ rate~ skew Denton's rat~s ar~ lower than TP & L and C~,.~z%ity Service
O~,~y a~d it wo~ld ~ a sails prioe of 43 to 57 million to offset the
rate differential fxcm 1980 to 1990. He cc~cb~ by statir~ that TMPA is a
r~m~able a]~aative and that the sale of Dentc~'s pla~t is ~ to Denton.
F~an ~ stated that cc~sultants do not make a~sio~s but merely
recc~x~nd, ~g that a capit~l invsstment always ham sc~e element of risk.
2. There ~s a dis~-%~m~ of the utility transfer.
Utilities Board C~ {~,~n Krie~er said that the Utilities ~d r~
an un~mrsta~ that the Board is ocmoerned with the 1981 b~ and the transfer
of funds f~ Utili~ to ~meral Go~m~nt.
Nash--With tbs transfer of funds we are hurtir~ t~ rats payers, sinoe 6%
trarusfer is a oc~siderable ~o~nt. Let's cc~s~ b~dg~t r~at~h/ng r~ven%~,
havir~ ,~-h ~t runnin~ its own sh~.
Krieg~r--As the Utility cc~t/nues to grow, transfer f~*%% Electric
System to fkm%eral Gov~rr~e~t will ~ow. I rec~Tm~ to hold the transfer at the
~=sent dollar level.
f~m~es--I am concerned with citizens who ~nt and nsed ~ rates.
I~ f~r~ so,roe of the General Fur~ is primarily from taxes.
The Universities do not pay ta~ee, b~t the City does sell the Univ~rsities
utilities.
Vela--~ne 6% transfer fr~m Utilities to General Fund benefits the rate
Loveless--I a~ in fa~r of t/~ transfer of funds from utilities to the
General Pu~d.
P~s is new to me. I will study th~ situat/~n to brin~ myself
~b~ Co=~cil and Utilities Board Joint ~_~. ion was adjourned at 10:12 p.m.
~m~.l.//~ (~ ~HE CITY f~X~CIL
1. The Co=~il cons~ed a r~z=t o~ the u~ disaster
Assistant City Manager ~ Cole advised that the purpose is to test
ca~bilitiss of handling emergency situati~ns with the Council ~ i~ortant
d~cisi~s. He added that the activities will be in the Civil Defense area in
th~ basemsnt of the Mnnicipal Buildir~, startir~ at 6..00 p.m.
June 10, 1980 Continued
RESOLUTION
~, ~ ~s ~ ~e ~ ~ty ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~t~
C~ ~ D~, ~
C. J. ~, ~., C~~
June 17, 1980
~.~ M~ of the City Council of ~ Ci~ ~ ~ at 7~00 p.~, ~y,
J~. 17, L~O Cu~=t~_~,~
(3) ~','~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~.
17. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
RESOLUTION
142.~3~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~,
~ ~ 772, ~ ~, ~~ of ~
~.~40 ~ ~ ~~~ ~ly ~ ~ ~
~ ~ ~ ~ 01m ~ ~ a ~ ~ 147.69
~ ~ ~' 45' ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ 446.48 ~
~ 17, 1980 Ck3nt/nu~
58" ~ ~ the ~ ~u~ad
~ 209.05 f~ ~ a ~
25" ~ f= a ~ ~ 400.00
55" ~ f~ a ~ ~ 403.~
57" ~ f~ a ~ ~ 191.05
~" ~ ~a~ ~ 2~.~
01" ~ ~'~- a ~ ~ ~.29
~" ~ ~1~ ~ ~ ~ ~ly
08" ~ ~1~ ~ ~ ~ ~t
~ ~ $46,~9.00 ~ ~,
C. J. ~, ~., ~~
city Cou ci 21
~une ~ 1960
Special Calle~ Meeting of the City Council of the City of Denton at
~:00 p.m., Tuesday, June 24. 1980 in the City Manager's Conference
Ecoa in the Munisipal SullYing.
PRESENT: Mayor Stewart. Mayor Pro Tem Taliaferro, Members Galley,
Vela, Hopkins an~ Stephens~ Administrative Asst. Bill Angelo.
ASSE~T: Counail Member Heneley.
1. The Council went into Executive Session at ~:00 p.m. to
consider board appointments.
The Council ca0ae out of Executive Session at 9:~ p.m.
Motion was made by Vela, seconded by Galley that the follow-
ing board appointments be approved. Motion carried unanimously.
Airport A~¥isor~ Boar~
Don Smith 1980-82
Eiohara Barrett 1960-82
John R. Carrell (Reappointed) 1980-62
Julia Marshall (Reappointed) 1980-82
~o%r~ of Adjustment
Bill Williameon (Reappointed) 1960-62
Charles Muirhead (~eappointed) 1980-62
~uim~y Self (Alt.-HeaDpointe~) 1960-62
H~ara of B~uali~,tion
Beanie Sny~er 1960
Raimond Pit~s (Reappointed) 19~0
Marshall Everett (Reappointed) 1980
~uildine Code Boar~
George 01ulsan 1960-82
Chester Ingra~ (Reappointed) 1980-82
John Matt Nowar~ (Reappointed) 1980-82
Cable T.V. Adv~sor~ Board
Steve Applewhlte 1980-63
Bill Claiborne (Neappointed) 1960-83
Larry Gleason (Reappointed) 1960-83
Citiaens Tr%ffi~ ~afety 5upport Commission
Warren Searles 1980-~2
Pat Cheek 1980-62
R.~Beteves 1980-62
Bill Midgett (Reappointed)
Jim Wilson (Eeappeimted) 1980-82
Communit~ Develypment Block 6~.ant Citizens Advisory Comm.
Becky C&ntu 1960-62
George Har~eety 1980-62
Sibyl Evens (Reappointed) 1980-62
Jo Lurer (aea~pointed) 1960-62
William Ka~man (Eeappointed) 1980-82
Da~a Processing Advisory B~rd
Larry Richter 1980-81
22
June 2~, 1~80 Continued
,~.~,,..c~.~,,,.Miller David,s (Reappointed) 1980-82
Randy Minnis (Reappointed) 1980-82
Electrical Code Board
Emery Groening 1980-82
Clyde MeWilliams 1980-82
Steve Xinatt 1980-81
Human Services Advisor~ Comj~i.tte..e'
Betty [reps 1980-82
Jimmy Moreno 1950-82
Rorrie Rawdon 1980-82
Fannie Bell Geupp (Reappointed) 1980-82
W. C. Orr. Jr. (Reappoimted) 1980-82
Bthelyn Davis (Reappointed) ~980-82
Frank Davila (Reappointed) 1980-82
Richard Taliaferro (Ex Officio)
Librar~ Board
Ray Toledo 1980-82
Allen LookaBaugh 1980-82
Ray Stephens (Ex Offficio)
Parks, and Recrea%ion,,Roa=d
John Trevelle 1980-82
Xathy Orr 1980-82
Plannin~ and Zonin~ Commissio~
Bob Woodin 1980-82
Jack Miller 1980-81
Linnie MeAdams (Reappointed) 1980-82
Carroll BusBy (Reappointed) 1980-82
PlumBinz and M~.C.~nical Code Roard
Del~ert Overstreet 1950-82
PuBlic Utilities ~.~d
Metre Wag~e 1980-82
Communit~ Ethnic Relations Board
Lillie Hunter (Reappointed) 1980-8~
Motion was made by ~opkins. seconded by Vela to provide
special recognition to ~linor Coldwell an~ David Speck, wRo have
served on the LiBrary Board since 19~8, Motion carried unanimously.
T~e Council concurred that terra of ~oar~ Mashers will be
~mi%ed ~o ~ consecutive terms.
Meeting adjourned at 10:1~ p.m.
City Council
July 1,
Regular Meeting of the City Cc,,--il of the City of De~to~ at 7:00 p.m., Tuesday,
J~J~' 1, 1~60 ia ~he 0ou~oil 0hemb~r of the Municipal Building.
PRE~4T: MAyO~ S~e~rt, ~r ~o T~ T~iaferro, M~Bers Step~ns, Vele,
~d ~i~; ~ity ~ ~im ~, City Attorn~ C. J. ~ylor
City ~ ~o~ ~lt.
1. ~tion ~m ~e ~ T~i~o, aeco~ b~ ~ephens t~t the
for ~ ~l~ 0~ ~eti~ of ~e 10, 1~0, the Re~ Meeti~ of J~ 17,
1~80 ~d t~ ~l~ C~ ~eti~ of J~e 24, 1~0 Be a~ with ~ co~tion
~o t~ J~e 2~, 1~ ~autem to refflect t~t M~or ~e~t r~p~int~ Miller
Da~e ~ ~ M~is to t~ ~n~n H~si~ ~thority. Motion c~ied.
~ (A) ~or ~t ~ the he~i~ on ~12~0, the petitiom
C. ~. ~eB~lnm, req~ati~ · c~ of zcni~ fr~ ~i~lt~al (A) to mille
f~ily (~-1~) on · trot ~pr~tely 1/2 ~re in size locat~ ~ t~ ~uth
side off ~ig~ ~0 ~i~ ~tel~ 2~ fee~ ~at of the intersection
of Hig~ ~0 ~ Griee~/~it~
~ a~ke in fav~ ~d ~ in o~sition. ~ o~sition mentio~
~ he~i~ ~ cloak.
~e~ M~r, ~ti~ P~i~ ~d C~--.~ity Develo~ent Dir~tor,
at,ted t~t ~ n~eat ~ter l~e is a~tely 7,000' ~ the sl~e.
newest ~r li~ la a~x~te~ 6,~00' e~, ~n~ e~enalon of a s~er line
~d req~e t~ l~t~tion of · lift station. He ~d~ tha~ the Pl~i~
~d Zoni~ 0~ieai~ felt t~t t~ ~oposed zoni~ classification ia c~tible
-- ~th ~o~di~ ~em ~ rec~e~ ~p~oval ~ a vote of 5 to 0 with 1
~mt~tion.
~ioa ~a ~de ~ ~e~o. mecond~ By Vela thet the
~ ~ppr~. ~ion f~l~ b~use a ~/~ ~Jority ia require.
(~) ~ ~ o~ the ~e~l~ on Z-12~I, the ~titi~n of
~oe ~lew, req~ti~ ~mxatioa of · 6.2 ~re trot l~a~ed appr~mately 1,2~0
feet ~mt of ~s~te ~, ~gi~ a~oxi~te~ 1.010 feet ~uth of ~er
~tor Va~,
~o one m~ r~ the petition, ac the he~i~ ~ closed.
~afff M~r, Acti~ Pl~i~ ~ C~ity D~elo~ent Director,
atat~ t~ on ~ 7, 1~0 the PI~ ~d Zon.i~ C~lssion ap~oved the ~tition
(1) A che~e of ~i~ ~ ~ic~t~ (A) to light indumtr~l
(~) c~aiflc~tion on ~ 2.~ ~re ~cel loc$t~ ~1o~ the
(2) ~tion ~ lig~ i~uetri~l (~) zoni~ on a 6.2 acre
t~2 loc~t~ a~ro~tely ~50 f~t west of Z-~
~ 6,2 ~re tract ~ this request is contl~oum ~ ~emt of No. 2
~lo~ ~m ~e ~ ~p~a, s~o~ by Stephens that the petition
~ ep~o~. ~tion c~i~
(C) ~or ~e~ ~ the Be~l~ ~ Z-I~i, the petition of Miss
~en Naah, r~ue~ti~ ~ ~e~t to a pla~ develo~ent (PD) for det~he~
ai~le f~ily ~s~ on ~ x 1~ foot lots, to ~it m~i f~i~ restriote~
(~-R) develo~nt ~ a trot a~te~ 7 acres in size. T~ pro~rty
loca~ ~h cf W~ds~ Drive s~ begins appr~ately 125 f~t ~st of
~ ~i~ 1 s~ in ffav~ ~d 3 in op~aition the he~i~
July 1, 1~80 Continued
Jeff Meyer, Ac~ing Pla~nin~ ~nd Ccam~u~ity Development Dir~tor,
a~t~ t~t t~ ~der~i~ philosophy of the overall develo~nt ~s to l~ate
the ~her density ~es on the interior ~ith ~cess to the Wi~sor
~ ~th zero lot line develo~ent. ~e Pl~i~ O~iesion felt t~t the
~o~a~ ~en~ent ~e~ne~ this philos~ by oigni~cant~ ~ndl~ the
~gh density ~evelo~ent.
Motion ~s ~e ~ Vole, seco~ed ~ ~e~t t~t ~he petition be
denied. Motion f~il~ ~th ~ voti~ ~n~.
Motion ~s then ~e b~ T~iaf~ro. s~ed ~ Hop~ t~t the
~tition be a~ov~. Motion fall~ ~ to B.
(D) ~or ~ opened the he~i~ on Z-l~2. the ~tition
~ ~. Wilson, reques~i~ · c~e of zo~ ~ m~ti f~i~ (~-2) to
~h~r~ so.ice (~) c~ssification on ~ lots lo~ated bet~ Co~ier
~r~t ~d Avem~ B, beg~i~ ~iately north of U~e~ Street ~d
~prox~tely 1.1 ~res. ~e p~operty is more ~ic~ly ~scrib~ as city
~ts 17, 17.1. 18, 1~, ~ 19.1, ~k ~7~
~er he~i~ 1 s~ in fair ~t none in o~sition, the h~i~
Jeff ~yer, Acti~ Pl~ni~ ~d 0~ity De.logit Dir~tor,
~at~ t~t 18 letters ~re ~il~ ~th B ret~ued in fair ~d ~e in
~ t~t the Pl~ni~ ~d Zoni~ C~ssion ree~e~s neigh~r~ set.ce
~ni~ O~y for lots 17.1, 18, 1~ ~d 19.1 of Bl~k ~78A, ~e origi~ request
~1~ lot 17 ~ch ~ del~.
Motion ~ ~e ~ S~ephena, seco~ by Vela t~t the ~tition be
approv~ as ~ec~e~ ~ the Pl~ning and ~i~ ~salon. Motion c~ried
~ly.
~ 2o~cil conaider~ an ~e~e ~ ~o ~i~l~ re~esenti~ the
~he~t D~ton Residenti~ Inet~tio~ 0enter Ad~ Oo~il co~erni~
~he~ r~uest t~t t2e City ~o~de for the operation of the ~uthe~et Denton
~nst~ct io~ Center.
~. ~i~ey atat~ that the ~viso~ Co--il off t~ Southeast Denton
Znstr~io~l Center ia re~e~ti~ t~t the City p~c~e the ~rt~ble ~ll~
lo.ted ~t Fred M~re P~k ~ich houses the Southeast Denton Resi~eati~
Zn~r~tio~ Oenter. He ~ao r~uest~ t~t the City ass~e ree~nai~it2 on
f~l~ the ope~tion of the Center ~er the P~ks ~ ~tion D~ent.
~i~ey ~sed t~t t~ T~as ~ation ~ency ~ed a pr~r~ t~t ~11
~yor ~tev~t ~vis~ t~t the Co--il oo~d only refer the ~tter to
the P~ks ~d ~r~tiom ~rd.
Motion ~s ~e ~ SteVens, s~onded by Vela to refer the ~tter to
the P~ka ~d R~reation ~d for 2heir rec~e~ation. ~ti~ c~i~ ~~,
~e Oo~il considered ~p~o~ of the O~pital ~pr~t
(A) P~i~ ~ Zoni~ C~ssi~ R~en~tion:
Linnie ~A~s, C~ir~rson of ~e Pl~i~ ~ Zoni~
~esent~ the r~en~ations for projects ~er the Capit~ ~emts PI~.
~ r~ded t~t the ~blic ~r~ ~ Pla~i~ De~ts ~ieh the
P~i~ ~d Zoni~ Oo~sai~ with an invento~ of streets in ~ of
~tio~ ~d re~, ~ streets ~re ~i~ded into fo~ eateries as follow:
~io~ty 1-Reconstruction or over~
~lority 2-Reconstruction or o~r~y
~iority ~R~onat~ctiou or overl~ need~
Table ~ZZ -~erl~ need~ (~ on~ ~ digress ~ints)
~e P~i~ ~d Zomi~ C~ission rec~s the foll~ projects for inclusion
in t~ fish y~r of the Capit~ ~pro~ent PI~:
~t~i~e-~ri~e ~i~ ~e~
Colt ~treet at ~e~ a~ Co.ell dr~i~e
R~onet~ction of sid~s
The Pl~lx~ s~ Zoning Commission recmmends that the City Co,ell c~l for
~ el~tiom for ~ ~e ,f ~ovid~ revenue for reeonat~tion or overl~
of all ~r~ta i~l~ i~ ~i~ity 1, 2 -~ ~. ~e P~ C~aalon ~her
reo~e~a t~t ~ r~i~ ~f ~1 Argue be a se~ate i~ in the ~
el~iom.
0~--il M~ra e~ Ma. ~A~ ~ the other m~bera of ~he
P~i~ ~ Zoni~ C~asiom ~ the~ errata.
~. ~il~ ~e~ N~, ~eaident of ~, ~via~ the Co--il ~t
~e ~d of R~t~ of ~ ~ ~e~ to do~te adeq~te land for the re-r~ti~
of ~11 A~ om the ~st ~ide of the U~iver~ity c~s. S~ asked that this
proJ~t be i~l~ ia a ~
~lon ~a ~ ~ ~n~, seco~d~ ~ V~a to ~ce~ the r~en-
~tio~ of t~ P~ ~d Zo~ C~ssion a~. move fo~d ~th cost satiates
of street~ l~l~ the B~l A~ue pl~s, ~d t~t t~ ~o~eil d~ide ~e~her
to ~esent t~ ~tter to ~ ~e~e. ~tion c~ied.
(B) ~ic Utilities ~d R~o~en~tion:
Utilities Dir~tor ~b Nelson stmt~ t~t on ~ 21, 1980, the ~blic
~itiee ~ ~ present~ ~th the u~ted ~ic ~ilities Five Y~r Oapital
~ov~ p~ ~ ~ brief~ ~ the U2ilities De~ment Staff on its contents.
~e PI~ c~s the ~rl~ of 1~0 t~h 1~$. ~e Utilities ~ held
~blic h~i~ on J~e 11, 1~0, to ~ceive c~nts ~ ditiz~s reg~di~
~ssible ~ of ~ioritl~ ~/or a~itions or deletions to the pl~.
c~ent ~ r~eiv~ ~ the ~ ~d reg~di~ the install~tion of a 1~'
~ter line ~ ~leti~ facilities at the new Peterbilt Pl~t on Precision
~ the Den~ ~ol~ Alert. ~er ~ensive delibermtion, the ~ilities
~d ~t~ to ~l~ t~ p~Ject f~d to 1~81 fr~ the 1~5 fisc~ ye~ ~
f~d ~he or, size ~ion of the line. With no f~th~ c~ents r~eiv~, the
~ilities ~ ~ed to ~ce~ the Five Ye~ Capit~ ~p~v~ent Pi~ ~th the
mfor~entio~ c~e ~ r~e~ t~t the P~n be ~esemted to the Pl~i~
~d Zoni~ C~eeion. ~ J~ 2~, 19~0, the Pl~i~ ~d Zo~ C~ssion
r~iew~ t~ Fi~ Y~r Capit~ ~ov~ Plan. A~er ~i~ briefed on the
~rio~ el~uts of the Pi~, the C~ission vot~ to ~cept the pl~.
~il M~r ~pkina a~ted that ~1 c~c~ shoed ~a~e
t~t t~ ~d Use C~t~ee ~ the Utilities ~rd ~rk t~ether on the Capital
~pro~e~ Pi~.
~tio~ ~ ~e by V~m, s~ond~ ~ Stephens to a~rove ~he Utili-
ties ~'a rec~tion. ~tio~ c~ri~ ~imousl~.
Co--il M~rs ~aie~ the City ~ployees for ~i~ an excellen~
job, fo~o~ a t~ of City in~tion~.
~e ~er t~ tbs Co--il for their r~ka, a~i~ t~t it
m~na ~eh to t~ ~plcyeea for t~ Co--il to visit th~.
~e f~l~ ~a,ee~ ~re ~eseuted:
(A)
OF ~ CI~ ~ D~'A~, ~ ~ ~I~: FOR ~ ~AIN~T "T~
~tion ~ ~de ~ ~ns, saco~ bF Taliaferro that the
~ ~as~. ~ roll e~ ~e ~e~s "~e", Vela "~e", Gmil~ "~ye", ~i~
"~e", T$litfer~ "~" ~ ~t~ "a~e". Motion carrie.
(m)
~ ~CE ~O~B~ ~ P~ ~ ~ICL~ ON T~ ~ SIDE OF AV~ E
July l, 1980 Continued
EAST SIDE OF AVENUE E I~(]M '.L~J'~. ~ON ~ ~
~ ~; ~ ~OHIBI~NG P~O ON ~ SIDES OF
l~O~ OF ~.A.~ 3~E ~0~ R~ ~ ~
Motion ~e ~ ~ 8te~ens, s~o~ by ~lte~ t~t lhe ~dia~e
~s~. ~ roll call ~e Hopkins "~e", Vela "aye", ~1~ "a~", ~ep~ens
"aye", ~liafe~o "aye" ~d Stm~ "~". Motion
~0~; ~G A ~ ~ N~ ~ ~ ~ ~ DO~S ($200.00);
Motion ~s ~de ~ Ho~ins, sec~ ~ Taliaferro ~t
passe~. ~ roll c~l ~te O~iley "~e", StepPes "~e", Hopkins "~e", Vel~
"~", ~liaferro "~e" ~ 8~t "~e". ~tiom c~i~.
Mo~lon ~s ~e ~y Vel~, secon~ by ~ail~
~sa~. ~ roll c~l ~te ~e~ens "~e", Velm "~e", ~opki~ "aye", ~il~
"aye", T~iaferro "~e" --~ ~t "~e". Motion
RE~ION:
~e Oo~il conaider~ ~rov~ of the foll~ Resolu~
ei~i~ of ~ eac~ ~e~ent ~th the T~as De~me~ of
~blie ~s~ation for the con~t~tion of ~ Texas U-~; '-
RESOLUTION
~, the City of Denton aesires the e~st~ion of a t~
i~i~ental i~s ~ U.S. Interstate 35E~ ~d
~. the State of T~as, a~ti~ :h~h its ~ate H~h~
~iom C~esion, ~s ~ra~ to p~i~i~te ~th the City ~f De~o~ on this
~, the ~ate of T,~ requires t~t ~1 Co~oil~r~oaa of the City of Denton
~ute ~ escr~ a~e~ent ~h %he 8tare for its
~TZO~ ~.
the intent of the City C~cil of the Ci%y of Den~ou, Te~s to ~i~ipate
~he State of Te~s in c~s~i~ a t~n~o~ at U.S. I~ersiate 3~,
a~ Co~ilper~ ~e hereby ~ut~rizea %o ~e
~crow ~e~t requir~ ~ the S~ate of Te~s to ~hieve this p~se.
s~ Of $~,300.00 is hereby a~ro~iate/ ~o ~ the coat of this comat~tion
~IOl III.
t~s Resol~ion s~l ~ eff~% ~ately ~ ~d a~ its ~as~e
~o~1.
Ju/y l, 1980 Continued
A~:
~. J. ~Y~, ~., CI~ A~
CITY OF ~, ~
~Y: /si
7. ~ion ~s ~e ~ Horus, ,~o~ ~ Vela that f~ ~eut for
~ ~ici~iou ~eut ~th ~i~l C~aultl~ Inc., for oversize of
~terli~ o~ Bt~ ~ ~ a~ro~d ia the ~t of $3,270 am ~eo~en~e~
t~ Utilities ~ar~. ~tiou
Gilbert Aaa~ea fur the 1~0 ~ ~p~ St~ ~ app~v~ iu t~
~ ~ of a ~ ~it of ~A ~a ~iacusme~. ZZ w~ ~inte~ out
t~t Oilhe~ ~ Aaeoci~ea ~ ~ consi~ Zhe second ~it.
9. ~tl~ ~1 ~e ~ ~8, sec~e~ by Galley ~t fill ~ent for
~he p~loi~tion ~e~t ~th W~h Te~s B~&~a University for overaime of
~terline on A~ C ~ ~at ai~ of a~ita~ sewer relief lines ~
~ of o~aiai~ ~t~line ~ 12" ~o 16" ..... { hh,722.75
7~ of uost of ~hJeot ~r line ................ ~ 78,350.2~
Engineering Fees ........................ $ 3~270.00
C~Y'S T~ CO~ ....... $i26,231.52
Mo~iou c~iea.
Polic~ to ~ for the el~mi~t~n of ~ trash pick~up.
~blio ~r~ Dir~tor Rick ~ atat~ t~t o~reutly resid~ti~
~r~e ia pi0k~ up in ap~t~y 14 ~leys in ~he City. The pr~ioum
~ r~ ~ai~ the ~te ~ on eq~ service. For this reaeou
probl~, the ~aff rec~e~a ~i~ to c~bside pic~p ~gi~i~ A~st 1, 1~0.
~toa ~ ~e ~ V~, a~ond~ ~ Ropki~ to appr~e ~nts
to the S~tion Oo~ection Policy to p~de for the eli~nation of all~
pickup. ~tio~ c~ied.
~ C~il conai~r~ a~o~ off p~ent of ~mBer~hip dues to the
North T-~M
~sia~ Oity M~ ~ Cole advis~ t~t the No~h Texas C~iamion
is ~ or~i~t2om ~ ~e t~ ~th Ta~ae M~r~lex ~e~, t~t Denton ~s
~ ~ D~ton ~ o~aiued i~t~ ~ the aid of the No~h T~m C~imsion.
~ion ~m ~e ~ ~p~um, meco~ ~ T~i~e~o to ap~e
of m~r~ip d~s to t~ North T~a C~mei~ in the ~o~t of $5,665.
Jul~v 1, 1980 Oontinue~
12, OON~T AGENDA:
Motion was m~de by Vela, seconded by Hopkins that the C~aen~ ~e~
~ approv~ ~th it.s A-l, Bid ~87~1 I~uatri~ Site Pi~ Re~tion ~d
Bid ~8785 ~on~ Size Pickup ~k r~ as r~n~ ~ C~ll
~il~. Mo~ion c~ri~,
(1) Bid ~8788, 8" ~C pipe, ~a a~d~ to the l~w ~idder,
I~uatrial Inte~tio~l at a tot~ bid ~ice of $~,9~, FOB Denton.
(2) ~e~ae ~der ~3748 to H~ro Co~t ~m a~r~ in the
~t of $~,016.53.
(3) ~rchaa~ ~der ~392~ to Poleline Electro ~a approved in
t~ ~t of
(1) Fi~ Plat of ~ B~d Estates ~a approv~ aa r~e~
~ ~ Pl~i~ ~d Zoni~ C~ission.
(2) ~i~ Plat of ~k 1. Section 2, ~at ~gi~ey Strut A~ition
~s ~ov~ as r~ded by the Pl~i~ ~ ~ni~
(3) Fi~ Re~ of the Vil~ P~ae I. ~s ~ aa r~-
~d~ by the Pl~ni~ ~ ~ni~ Cz,,-~aion.
13. ~e Co~cil eousi~er~ Bids ~8750-1 ~ ~8785 w~ch were r~v~ fr~
t~ Co~ent ~e~a as
(A) Motion ~s ~e by Gailey, $~o~ ~ Talimf~ro t~t Bid
I~trial folders, ~ ~ to Dent~ C~rcial ~imti~ at ~,233.50. ~tion
c~ri~.
(B) Motion ~s ~e ~ Galley, seconded by T~iafe~o t~t Bid
~o~ size pic~p, ~ a~rde~ to Denton ~ts~ in the ~o~t of ~5,510, ~tion
c~ri~.
~e Co~il recessed into ~utiwe Session at 10:~5 p.m. to
legal ~ters, re~ estate, ~rso~el ~ ~d
15. ~e Co~cil r~onven~ into ~blic Session at 1:16 a.m., J~ 2, 1980.
{A) Mo~lon ~s ~e ~y Ho~ins, seco~ ~ Vela to ~ove
~n~er ~'s n~i~tiou of Gr~t J~ob~on for reap~i~nt to the Civil
So.ice 0~imalon. Motion c~ried
(B) ~tiom ~ ~e by ~epheus, aec~ ~ Vela t~t ~ht Gail~
~ a~inte~ to the ~ency M~ic~ So.ices ~vi~ Co--il. ~ion e~ried
~ly.
(C) ~tion ~ ~de ~ SteVens, ~ond~ ~ Ve~ t~ Jo~
repl~e Je~ Fisher on the No~h Texas Hi$~ E~mtion Au~rity. ~i~ e~ri~
~ly,
Meeti~ ~ou~ at 1:2~ a.m., J~y 2, 1~0.
July 8,
S~ecial Called Jo~ Meeti~ of the City Council aud the Airport A~vi~or~ Board
at 7:00 p.m., ~ueeda~, July 8, 1~O in the Council Chamber of the Municipal
P~ESE~T: Co,il: Mayor Ste~, Ma~or Pre Tern Taliaferr~, Members ~e~tley, Vela,
Rop~.tu ~ ~e~e~l~ City ~r Chris Nar~, City Attorne~ C.
Taylor amd CiSy Secreta.~ ~ro~ka Holt. Air~ort Board: Ed M~orehead,
Julie MaA-~hall, Joku Ca~rell, Lee Eeith and Chairman Gene Wright.
1. ~eaeral 6Aaeu~.ion oa ~he Denton Muni~ipal Airport.
~ill Am~elo opene8 general di..~alon of the Airport.
Atrl r Board Chairmau eae right advised prov ent
been ~de. ~e ~ ~ ~at ~e~i~ d~i~ the me~ 10 ye~a.
~. ~ve~t is be~ ~ on.
have a cc~l t~r. ~e'~ ~r~ ~ o~ai~ a~te water-at~i~ the
feasib~ity of a ~ ~.
V~e ~ ~i~ for ~Itio~ fi~ at the Ai~?
Jcn~--~e ~e ne~tiati~ ~ith aever~ fi~. ~e Ai~ c~d be a
~ g~d ~mt~e ~se.
~i~~t ~ ~ ~ to i~eres~ business at the Ai~?
Jonee~f ~ get ~ili~iea, ~tter r~ ~d other ne~ ~e co~d
attr~t, ~,l~y, ~e~e ~. F~ ~ ~t ~ o~ their priority list.
Ve~ ~ co~i~r~ City buil~ h~ to be rented?
~eist~ City ~ ~ Col~ ha~ t~ed to Fr~
relati~ to ~ ~. Ee ~aed ~ha~ the City ~t gen~ate reven~ at
~e Ai~
T~i~Za there a ~flict with Ae~a~th?
~ need a t~ ~cilit~ ~ ~re ~p s~ce, ~ao a ~e~uae to l~e.
~e ~t~ le~e ~ ~sc~aed a~ to ~nue ~ e~ ~d
~r the ~ l~e ~ be ca bid. ~e l~a~' has ~i~ the City $1,0~0. A
~ te~ le~e ~ ~ t~e bes~ ~u~e.
~r ~~a ~ ~e be able to a~ly for a ~t?
~o~-~e ~ seed ~ ~ ~o build ~ ad~n of 1,000 fe~ to
the ~ ~ a ~t~ llme. ~ to the ~t, ~ ~n't ~.
~b ~th of ~n A~ a~e~ed t~t leaaeee at the
be ~ed ~ ~ ~h~ oo~ti befo~ t~ ~e ~si~ ~o ~ s~a
~h I~ted ~ he ~b~ ~d e~est a contr~t ~ bel~ re~ed.
T~laf~ ~t 5A~ ~d you p~est?
~th~t il ~ co~e~ t~ the c~tr~t ~1o~ for ~, but on
a ~ler ~ leal ~i~ ac~e t~ ~ req~red of Ae~th, He
~te~t~ cf co. mt t~. ~B r~2~ that leeaees Be invited to the
30 July 8, 1980 Comtinued
MI~T~G OF T]~ CITY COL~CIL:
1. The Coumcil ~ed ~v~ of ~ con~r~t ~th L~ to eo~u~
~ .. ~or of Fi~e Bill ~ ~tated t~ ou J~e 3, 1980, the City ~ aphid a r~ for a ~ to be la~ for r~
[~e ~o.~e rind to r~se ~ of t~ City's c~t fi~
~a~ for ~a~, ~e Olt7 receiv~ 8 ~a~a ~ fi~ intereat~
Cilicia A~ ~, t~e Oi~7 ~er, ~e ~ais~ City ~r, the
~c~or of ~ta ~oceaa~ ~e Director of ~i~ie~, ~ the ~re~or of
for $7,~0, of ot~r ~ta ~e~ai~ e~lic~i~, f~ t~ ~ee
~1~ a r~ of the ~t i~o~tl~ r~tl of the ~it~ ~d the
~a ~oe.l~. ~ thil effo~ w ~ iael~e~ ~thia ~he leo~ of the
o~gi~ ~, it ~a ~t~ th&~ ~he r~ ~d be ~iate ~d d~ir~le,
~e ~t effioi~t ~ cf aoc~lia~ t~l tuk ~d be ~ i~o~te it
~t~a t~ r~i~ of the fi~i~
~N~We n~ to ~e re~siou i= ~cO~tl re~ei~ble. We ~ve
~ic~t7 with coniston record. ~e ~ la ~er r~ im
m~t ~ a ~i~ for ~e~ ~te ~efo~ bi~i~. We meed to
~t ~ ~he Ros~ ~e a note of the ne~ of ~e~lve r~io~.
~t~a ~s ~e ~ ~e~e~, e~o~ed by V~a to a~ve ~ c~t~t
~th ~ to co~ ~ ~ of the ~ta ~ai~ f~i~
~ Co.oil couid~d ~ioa of ~ oral p~:~w2~ ~or the
be ~med. ~ ro~ c~l ~te Vel~ "~e", ~e~e~ "~e", ~il~ "~",
"~", T~iafer~ "~e" ~ ~ "aye". ~io~ ~i~
3. ~e Oo~c~ co~ide~d re~n~ti~ ~ the g~ection of ~ qi~
City ~i~er G~g ~. ~ed ~ the ~f ~eiv~
~~ fi~ ~ b~inea~ out of ~a.
Both Mo~v~r Stevart an~ Oouncil M--,nher Vela stated that preferential
treatmemt of local firms would soc~ relult in no contract proposals from &uy other
firm.
Motion we] ~te b~' Vel~, ,econded by Stewirt to hire Rad~ and A~eoe-
Sates as consulta~tl for the Me]~lnnay Street ~ridge Pro, eot as recommended
the staff. Mm~lo~ carried
~. Tho Cou~eil considered status report on the 3~roposed
ordin~noe.
Aslictant Oit7 MdJ3Agtl' ~.tn~ 0ole briefed the Cou2xcil. su~es2in~ publio
he~ri~ for citize~ input. He &leo suggested that the follovi~ issues be
considered:
(A) City refiatration of pets
(H) ~iw4t&tio~ on l:~ta per household
(O) lqoeo~nition of eat population
(D) rmpoundnen~ and e~th~nasi~ procedures
fee.
(H) ~ti~ ~ce~es
aussie
(~) ~io~atl~ of ~ ~nt~l Officer
m~t be e~oated ~ti~ ~o ~ o~ce, t~e is n~d ~o
co~l o~e ~fo~. ~e ~ that she h~ obeyed ~ c~l
ordi~es ~ s~ cities for ~.
h~ on ~ 15 or ~ s~n ~ ~ssible. Motion c~ed.
~e ~il ~lid~ed a~ cf ~ ~re~t ~t~ ~lden ~i~e
~ to re~,~ ~ ~casa ~ flor t~ Te~s ~ co~t~tion ~t ~p 288
~ti~ ~s ~ ~ ~, sec~d~ ~ T~i~e~ to recei~ a checE for
$2~8,~ ~ ~1~· ~i~e ~ to f~e T~ U-~ c~t~cti~= ~ ~op 288
~ ~ll ~cesaed ~o ~utive Session at lO:~
7. ~ Co~ recoa~d ~o ~blic ~asion it 11:~ p.m.
~ion ~s ~e ~ ~il~, sounded ~ T~i~ to a~int J~ ~e~er
City Council
July 1~, 1980
Resular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas,
Tuesday, July 1~, 1980 in the Council Chamber of the Municipal
Buildins,
PRESENT: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tam Talin!afro, Members Stephens,
Vela, Galley, Hopkins and Nensley; City Manager Chris
H&rtung, City Attorney C. J. Taylor and City Secretary
Brooks Holt.
1. Motion was made by Talin!afro, seconded b7 Hopkins that
the minutes cf the Regular Meeting of July 1, 1980 &nd the Special
Called Meeting of July 8, 1980 be approved except that item.2(A) of
the meeting of July 1 shoul~ read.."the motion passed ] to 1, but
it failed because a ~/~ majority is required." Motion carried.
2. The Council considered adoption of a Resolution of Apprec-
iatlon for Elinor Caldwell and David Speck for their many years of
dedicated service on the Library Board as follows:
(Ap RESOLUTION IN APPRNCIATION OF ELINOH CALDWELL
WHEREAS, the Denton Public Library Hoard of the City of Denton is
losing one of its most valued members, Elinor Oaldwell, who has
served on the Library Board as a member and secretary from 1968
until 1980; and
WHEEEAS, during said term Elinor Csldwell served as Secretary of
the System Advisory Council, Fort Worth Major Resource Center and
on the Executive Board, District 7, Texas Library Association from
1977 until 1980; and
WHEREAS, the City of Denton has been extremely fortunate in having
enjoyed the dedicated and outstanding services of Elinor Caldwell,
for the many years she has devoted to the Denton Public Library
Board;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
DENTON, TEXAS:
That the sincere and warm appreciati~n of Elinor C&ldwell, felt by
the citizens and officers of the City of Denton, be formally conveyed
to her in a permanent manner by spreading this Resolution upon the
official minutes of the City of Denton, &nd forwarding to her a true
copy hereof.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the l~th day of July, A.D. 1980.
RICHARD O. STEWART,
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTNST:
BROOE8 NOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DE~TON, TEXAS
APPROVBD AS TO LEGAL ~OHM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
Motion Ynl made by Stephens, seconded by Nopktn8
the Resolution be passed. On roll call vote Vel& "aye",
"aye", Hensley "aye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Tall&!afro
"aye" an~ Stewart "&ye". Motion carried unanimously.
July 19, 1980 Continued
(R) HESOLUTIO~ IN APPRECIATION OF DH. DAVID F. SPECK
WHEREAS, the Denton Publio Library Board of the City of Denton is
losiuE one of its most valued members, Dr. David F. Speck, who has
serve~ on ~he Library Bo&rd as & member from 1968 until 1980 and
served il Oh&irm&n of said hoard from 1969 until 1977;
WHEREAS, during said term Dm. David F. Speck served as Vice-Chair-
man of ~ha Advisory Council. Fort Worth Major Resource Center from
1971 un, il 1977~ Trustee, Representative to District VII, Texal
Library Association 1972 until 197~ Vice Chairman. Trustee, Round
Table, Teza~ Library Alsociation in 197~ Chairman, Trustee, Round
Table, Texas Library Association in 197~ ann served on the Panel
for the Governors Conference on Libraries System Study Advisory
Committee, Texas State Library in 197~; and
WHEREAS, the City of Denton has been extremely fortunate in having
enjoyed the dedicated and outstandins services of Dr. David F. Speck,
for t~e many years he has devoted to the Denton Public Library Board;
NOW, THEREFORE, RE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
DENTOR, TEXAS:
That the sincere an~ warm appreciation of Dr. Davi~ F. Speck, felt
by the citisens and officers of the City of Denton, be formally
conveyed to him in a permanent manner by spreading this Resolution
upon the official minutes of the City of Denton, and forwarding to
him a true copy hereof.
PASSED A~D APPROVED thi~ the l~th a&~ of July, A. D.
/./
RICHARD O. STEWART, MAYOR'
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
/,/
BROO~S HOLT, CITY ~BCRETA~T
CITY OF D~ON, TEXAS
APPROVED A8 TO LEOAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLON, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTOn,
/,/ _
Motion was made b~ T&llaferro, seconded by Vela that
~he Resolution be passed. On roll call vote ~tephena "&ye", Hopkins
"&ye", ~ensley "aye", G&ile~ "aye", Vela "aye", T&liaferro "aye"
&n~ Stewart "aye". Motion ctr~ie~ unanimously.
3. ~BLIC HEARINGS:
(A) The Cocoon1 considered issues involved in the
revision of the animal control
M&F~r 8$ewart openea the public hearing ~fter & brief-
in~ b~ the Assistant City Manager X~ng Cole.
There follows ~emarkz from the to,al off 12 citizens
who
(1) Doge shoul~ never run loose.
Area where ~oga &re kept should be Eept clean.
(3) Several were oppoae~ to limiting the
The eat problel ii aa severe aa the dog problem.
(5) T~ere sh~ul~ be =ore leeway for officers
the pet aulaamee are~.
34 July 1~, 1980 Continued
(7) Must have better control of the cat population.
(8) The problem is people, not pets.
(9) Several were concerned with dumping dogs. (There
is a State law on this.)
(10) It is difficult to enforce the present ordinance
as is the case in all animal ordinances.
(11) We can't legislate pet relationship.
(12) ~e~istration and a tough leash law can he moat
effective.
(13) Quarantine of animals who bite.
(14) We can't legislate responsibility.
(1~) Adoption of pets from Center not adviseable.
Remarks by the Council:
Stephens--Is there some way for DVM's to have a progra~
to limit pet population by spaying and neutering of male dogs?
Taliaferro--Leash law is most effective, and we should
per, it our Animal Control Officers to enter property for
animals.
Hopkins--I'm for a strong ordinance dealing specifically
with odor and other air pollution. I'm also in favor of · ~ day
impoundment with higher fees for animal owner. Cate should also he
involved.
Vela--Responsibility of pet owner is tantamount.
Prevent the raising of exotic animals.
Mrs. Xeith Shelton of the Denton Humane Society gave a
comprehenisve report on the role of the Denton Humane Society.
She praised the efforts of the Council to make possible a modern
Animal Control Center. She pointed out the areas a new animal
ordinance should cover, as did other citizens and the Council.
Gailey--I am opposed to registration of pets. Euisanoe
lave must be worked into an ordinance. Z am against an adoption
program.
Motion was made by Hopkins, seconded by Vela to direct
the Staff to study and prepare an Animal Control 0rdinanog and to
present the ordinance to the Council for consideration. Motion
carried unanimously.
Assistant City Manager Eing Cole briefed the Council,
stating that following study saesionl, our Attorney can have
draft of an Ordinance for consideration.
The Council considered an appearance by Vann Re~aan relative
to his bid on excess City property.
Dr. Red, an described ~he property ~nd ladicete~ that ~he
price had been presente~ b~ the
Mayor Stewart advised Dr. Re~tn that 2he Council coul~
~ive informttion only tnd that the matter can be considered in
executive session.
The followin~ Ordinances were presented:
(A) O~DZ~A~OE ~0.
A~ ORDZNANOE AME~DZ~G T~E ZOniNG ~p OF T~E 0~TY OF DENTOn, TEXA~,
AS S~E ~AS ADOPTED AS A~ APPENDZX TO TNE CODE 0F ORDinANCES
APPLIES TO OE~TAZ~ PROPERTY X~O~ AS A PART OF O~TY LOT 2 OF
BLOC~ 1~, AS SHO~ O~ THE OFFZCXAL TAX ~P OF T~E O~TY OF
TE~S, A~D MO~ PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED IN ORDINANCE NO. 70-8 A~D BY
PLAT INCORPORATED THEREIN; AND DECLANING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
After a briefing by Jeff Meyer, motion was made by
T·liaferro, seconded by Bailey that the Ordinance be passed. On
roll call vote Stephens "a~e", Vela "nye", Hopkins "aye", Bailey
"aye", Heneley "aye", T·linferro "aye" ·nd Stewart "aye". Motion
carried.
(H) OEDIKANCE KO. 80-~ (Lindon H. Wilson)
AN OEDIEAECE AMEEDIEB THE ZOEINB MAP OF TeE CITY OF DENTOE, TEXAS,
AS SAME WAS ADOPTED AS AE APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF OaDINANCE5 OF
THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1, AHD AS SAID MAP
APPLIES TO LOTS 17.1, 18, 19 A~D 19.1 OF BLOCK KO. 378A AS SHOWH
THIS DATE ON THE OFFICIAL TAX MAP OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
AND MORE PABTiCULA~LY DESC~IBBD THEREIN; AED DECLABIEB AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
Motion was ma~e hy Taliaferro, seconded by Hopkins
that the Ordinance be p&sse~. On roll call vote Hensley "aye",
Vela "aye", Stephens "aye", Galley "&ye", Hopkins "ale", Tali&ferro
"aye" and Stewart "·ye". Motion married.
(C) An annex&finn ordinance concernin~ the petition
of Joe Bales, Z-I~I, for annexation of 6.2 acres of land located
approximately 1,~60 feet west of I-3~W Beginning approximately 1,010
feet south of Zl~er Motor Vans w·a introduced before the Council.
Motion was made by Stephens, seconded by Hopkins to
institute annexation proceedings. On roll call vote Hensley "·ye",
Vel· "aye", Bailey "aye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Taliaferro
"aye" and Stewart "aye". Motion carried.
6. RESOLUTIONS:
CA) TBs following ~eaolution disposing of approximately
6,16~.6~ square feet of land situated at the northeast corner of
the intersection of West Hickory and Avenue E was presented:
R~SOLUTION
WHEREAS, the City of Denton finds it necessary to dispose of a
cart·in tract of la~ located in the City of Denton, Texas,
more full~ described below; and
WSEEEAS, the below described parcel of land was let for bid
May 13, 1980 and the highest bid of One Thousand Eight Hundred Twenty-
six and ]0 Cents ($1,826.~0) Dollars was awarded to Kathryn M.
Arrington;
WHEEEAs, the City of Denton aa6 purchaser of said parcel, Xathryn
M. Arring~on, agree that a consideration of $1,826.~0 is · fair
NOW, THEENFO~E, BE IT NNBOLYED BY THE CITY COUSCIL OF THE CITY OF
DENTON, TEXAS, THAT:
1. Tbs Ci~y Attorney is hereb~ authorised to prep·re
whatever legal documents &re necessary to complete the ~r·nsfer
of prope~y so described below~
Ail that certain lot, tract or parcel of land lying and being
situated in the City and County of Denton, State o~ Texas, being
part of the E. Puchalski Sur~ey, Abstract No. 996, ·nd being part
cf Lot ~, Bloc~ 1 of the A~ended College A~dition, an addition to
the City and Couuty of Denton, also bein~ part of · tract of land
conveyed to the City of Denton by an Award of Special Commissioners
of the County Court ·t Law of Denton County, Texas in the proceed-
iaea of the City of Denton, Texas vs. Fred Arrington, et ux ·s
filed on November 2, 1978 and ia more particularly described as
follows:
July 15, 1980 Continued
BEGINNING at the southwest corner of laid tract said point of begin-
ning lying in the north right of way line of Eickor~ Street and
beans 220.0 feet east of the interaectiom of the north right of way
line of Hicko~ Street and the east right of way line of Fours Street;
THNHCE west along the south boundary lime of s&i~ tract acme be/ag
the anrth right of way llne of Hickory Street a distance of ~0.0
feet to a point for a corner;
TNNNCN no~'th 1 58' 26" west a ~istance of 1~.16 feet to a point
for a corner in the north boundary line of sai~ tract;
T~EECE east along the north hound&r7 line of said tract a distance
of ~.0 feet to a point for a corner, same being the northeast corner
of said
THENCE south along the east boundary line of said tract a distance
of 1~.08 feet to the place of beginning and containing
square feet of land, more or less.
PROVIDED further that no curb cuts shall be permitted on the above
described tract of land.
2. The City of Denton is hereby further authorized to
pay its zhare of the necessary and reasonable ~osts of closing.
~. This Resolution shall take effect immediately from
and after it, passage and approval in accordance with the provisions
of the Denton City Charter.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the l~th day of ~uly, 1980.
/i/
RICHARD O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY O~ DENTON, TNXAS
/./ ,
RROO~S HOLT, CITY
CIT! OF DENTOE, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO ~E~AL FORM
ATTORNNY, CITY OF DENT0S, TEXAS
/,/
Motion v&e made by Stephens, seconded by Vel& that the
Resolution be passed, On roll call ?ore ~&lley "&ye", Eopkinl
Vela "&ye", Stephens "aye", T~liaferro "&ye" and Stewart flaysw.
Motion carried. (Hensle7 was not pre,eat'during action on this matter.)
(S) The Council conzidered the following Reaolution
authorizing the MaZor to execute for and on behalf of the City of
Denton one Electrical Power Line Crossing Agreement with the
Atchiaon, Topeka and Santa Ye Railway Company:
R E.S 0 ~UT I O E
THE MAYOR TO ~XNCUTE FO~ AND OE ~NNALF OF
RESOLUTION
AUTSORIZIHG
T~N CITY OF DNETOE ONE NLECTRICAL POWE~ LIHE CROSSIH~ AORNNMENT WITH
TEE ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA ~E RAILWAY COMPAHY.
BE IT RH$OLVHD BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY O~ DENTON,
The Mayor ia hereby authorized to execute on Behalf of ~he Cit~ of
Denton, Texas, one electrical power line eroaaing agreement
eaten &a X-]Yhl , a copy of ~&me being at~ached he~eto and made
part hereof for all purposea.
~uly 1~, 1980 Comtinued
PASSED AED APPROVED this the 15th day of July, 1980.
RICHARD 0. STEWART
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
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B~OOKS ROLT, CiTY SECRETARY
CITY OF DEETON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORREY
CITY OF DEBTOR, TEXAS
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Motion was made by Hopkins, seconded by Vel· th·t the
Resolution be passed. 0n roll c·ll vote Stephens "aye", Galley
"aye", Vela "aye", Ropkins "aye", Taliaferro "aye" and Stewart "aye".
Motion carried. (Heneley was not present during ·ction on this
matter.)
7. Motion was ~ade by Vela, seconded by Hopkins to authorize
Just compeaeation for a .~61 acre p&rtikl tract of land and possibly
&n additional .~01 acre traat of land for the rerouting and constr-
uction of Paisley Street. Motion carried.
Motion was made By ~&iley, seconded h7 ~opkins to approve
final parent to Ja~oe Construction Company in the amount of
$10,708.79 for overwldth pavin~ on Rings dow. Motion carrie~.
9. Motion vas ma~e by Hopkins, seconded by Vela to approve
final p·yment tn Pe&r~y-Christon, Inc. in the amount of
for over~idth paving on Ronaie Brae. Motion carried.
10. Motion ~as made by Stephens, seconded By ~opkins to~.approve
· contract ~ith Alexander Grant and Company for auditing servi~el
for the filc&l year 1979-80. Motion carried.
Council Member Vela asked that the Council be advised if
& cost escalation o~curs.
City Man&gar H&rtung answered that there are stand&rd
fees, hut that if any extra ~ork is done the Company vill hill the
City for it.
11. COESENT AGEEDA:
Motion was made by Taliaferro, seconded hy Vela that the
following Consent Agenda be approved. Motion carried.
~A) BIDS/PURCHASE ORDERS:
(1) Bid #8793, chain link fence at Wastewater Treat-
ment Plant a~arded to Westbrook Fence Company at
(2) Hid ~8783, Backhoe loader, awarded to Holaln
Equipment at
12. The Council recessed into Executive Session at 10:~0 p.m.
to dilCUll legal matterl, real estate, personnel &nd hoard appointments.
The Council reconvaned into Public Session at 1:20 a.m.,
July 16, 1~80 tO announce that nO action vas to be taken.
City Council
July 22, 1980
Special Celled Meeting of the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas at 5~00
p,m., Tuesday, July 22, 1980 in the Oity Maneger's Conference Room of the
Munie ipe.l Building.
lm~ESE~T: Mayor Pro Te~ Tali&ferro, MemBers ~opkina, Stephens, Vela a~d Gailey,
City Msmu~er Chris Har~ung, City Attorney C. J. Taylor
ABSENT: Ma~or Stewart ~nd ~ouncil MemBer
1. The Council recessed into Executive Sessio~ to discuss le~. m~tters,
real estate, personnel and board appointments.
2. The Council reconvened iuto Public Bsssion at 6:30 p.m. to ~nnounce
that no official action w~s to be taken.
Meeting adjourned at 6:~0 p.m.
July 22, 1980
Sl~ecia.1 Called Meeting of ~he ~l~F Oo~cil of ~he ~y of ~n~on, Tex~s at
p,m., ~F, J~ ~, 19~ ~n ~ ~eil Oh~er of the ~ei~
~: ~r ~ T~ T~iaf~, M~e~ ~, ~e~, Vel~ ~ ~1~,
Cit~ ~r ~ri~ ~, 0ity Atto~e~ C. J. T~lor ~ Ci~z
~: ~r ~e~ ~ Co--il ~er ~il~.
(A) Stat~ Re~ on t~ Cl~y of ~nton ~ici~ Ho~i~
Co~ra~ion.
?~ ~oh of t~ First ~ut~eat C~p~ ata~e~ t~t there were
t~ %~ st~i~ in t~ ~ of the ~sed lo~ p~--Oo~easio~
~tion a~ atat~ of ~e bond ~ket. He ~ded that legislation ia ~w st~.
~ stated t~t there is at le~t e~ rel~t~ce ~ a~e bond ~keti~
~e~ies b~a~e of the "No ~ieton" of Co--ess. He ~nt on to s~
~on ~ els~er~ ~ ~li~ i~est rates on the con~io~ h~e ~ket
~ if t~ 2~ euntin~a it ~d ~abe the t~ ~ bon~ ~i~.
~ch ~i~ed o~ t~t Fi~t ~thwest ~ ~d ~e ~~ts with
the fi~ of ~et, ~ck ~d ~tchell to ~e ~ stu~ of the ~rk~. First
~ut~st ~l ~ t~ $~,~0 ~t. He stated t~t the City ~11 not be
fi~i~ res~iBle for t~s ~o~aed Bon~ ias~. He a~aed that the City
will have to ha~ ~delin~ ~ to the ebility of a ~r~r to ~.
~eed ~t it ia ~t req~red of the Co~cil to t~e ~tion ~ ~sei~
reeoluti~ toai~t. In f~ ~ ~c~ded that ~ction ~t be t~en now.
~icn was ~e ~ Vel~, e~onded by Ho~ins to p~ceed with
~e I stu~ ~ P~t, ~ck ~ ~tchell, to Be ~id for ~ Fi~t ~ut~est
(B) ~ C~cil ~a ~o ~ considered a ~eolution au~itted
the ~oa C~ty ~i~ Fi~e
~e Co~cil co~ ~ to ~ss the R~ol~ion.
Cit~ ~ger H~ stated t~t he wo~d advise t~ Cowry Ju~e.
2. ~e Co~il ~i~ ~ ~p~ce by ~ty So,eider.
~. So~ei~r pree~ted & p~ition oontai~ 1,~0 ~s to ha~
~lic i~t~atiou of the ~lice ~rce ~d ~he City ~er'a Office.
So,eider ~ ve~ ~t i~ his a~ of the Co~il.
~r ~ T~ T~iafe~ ~sed ~. Sc~. "the City Co,oil
~t ~gl~ its f~t, ~d ~ ~e ~ly aw~e of t~ aituati~".
~ere ~ ae~ i~t~ces of b~i~ ~d other t~a of ~deness
fr~ ~
~n Se~n, ider ~a ~e to g~ ~ ~er as he ~ d--a~ed, ~d
a~er a q~t~n ~ Oo~ ~ber ~ene, Sc~ider pic~d up t~ p~ition
~d t~ i% at C~il M~be~ St~e~, then w~ked o~ of the Co,~,~il
3. ~ti~ ~ ~e b~ ~, s~onde~ by Henaley to ~ce~ the bid
~. V~ R~ ~r t~ die~e~ of ~oe~e OitM p~ in the ~t of $1.006.
(~ia ~er ~ diae~eed at the m~i~ of J~ 1~, 1980. ) ~tion c~ried
h. Bi~ ~ith, ~c~t on the ~t~ sq~e, a~ke ~lative to the
~ of e~a ~ the aqua. He ~te~ out t~t cars ~e ~t bei~ ~rk~.
~i~r~ti~ ~eia~ Bi~ ~elo ad, ced t~t d~i~ the
of J~e l~-J~e 30 the~e ~re 238 tie,ts issued on.the aq~e; 117 have
~id~ 121 ~ a~ill outst~; 2 ~ been ~ided ~d ~ di~saed. He ~sed
t~t ~s l~i~ ~ oBt~ ~ the 0o~ Clerk's Office.
No ~ion ~s t~.
July 2~, 1980 Continued
5. The Ccuncil reconsidered the contr~ w~h ~he Lions Clu~ ~r the
~t~on of concess~o~ at ~ck P~k No~h.
~mie~t City ~er ~ Cole briefed the Co,oil &~ut the
re~ ~2 ~he Lions Clu~. Cole rea~ ~v~ of t~e fo~o~
(A) ~e~ wi~h to olari~ ~ ~iat ~r ~e~ th~ ~ ~t be
rea~aai~le for ~iam ~ the f~ilit2.
(~) ~ey ~ ~ t~e City of ~ntoa 50% ef the m~ ~t~er t~
2~% of ~ ~aa ~cei~a. (~a will m~ t~e tot~
~cei~ bM the Eioms Clu~ ~er coats, i~l~i~ t~, ~
~e~ ~te~. )
(C) ~n ~aitioa to the pe~eat f~ility t~ey w~ the fle~ibili~
to ~e their ~bi~t ~i~ toe--eats ~ ~i~ ~tiple
g~s. (~ia will better =e~e the ~lic. )
(D) ~e Lions Club ~ahes to ~lete t~e ~r~ra~ re~uiri~ ~
(E) ~her e~ea or ~it~aa aim~ ol~i~ exi=ti~ eoateat
~tion w~ ~ by 8te~e~, ,~onded bM ~e~l~ to ~oe~ the req~st
of t~e ~o~ Club ~r c~ea of the contr~ ~d to authorize the ~r to
~tion c~rried.
~e Co~ co~idered ~ro~ of a coatract ~th t~ ~ntcn ~usi~
Aut~rit2 to a~ster t~ ~ity ~velo~eat ~oak Gr~t ~i~
ilitatioa
~eff M~er briefed the Co,ell, atati~ t~t the eont~ct c~la for
$3,075 ~nt~ ~t to D~ to =~i~ater the progr~. ~is ~t w~
~tiated between rye ~nton ~i~ Aut~rity ~re~or ~d the City's ~i~
in Ca~it~ ~lo~eat ~ock Gr~t ~ds ~ill be ~ilable for r~bili~aticn
off ~i~ a~er the 8e~her 30, 1~, co~r~t ~te. ~1 ~ ~e
By t~ ~ed ~atea ~me~ of ~i~ ~d Urban ~elo~e~t (~).
~th ~he ~nt~ ~i~ A~hority to Be a~niat~ed By ~e Ci~ P3=~t~
~,,~Ity ~velo~ent ~ment. ~tiom c~ied.
(A) ~e C~cil considere~ a Resolution au~horizi~ the Oity
~er ~o audit a Joi~ ap~ication ~r a t~e e~e~ion flor the Aubr~
~ee~ir ~ect.
City ~er ~ b~efed the Co~cll, atati~ t~t the T~
Weter C~saioa ~ pr~i~aly e~en~d the t~e for c~mc~e~ of co~t~
~tion of t~ Aubr~ Resedit ~J~t to ~Ber 1, 1~0. Since it a~ara
· t t~s t~ t~t co~t~tion ~ not =t~ b2 t~s ~te ~d ~ ~t ~e c~
~ b~ the c~t de~ine of 8e~be~ 1, 1~83, ~ ~th ~ ~e~
~ a~lica~io~ to ~he T~ W~er C~ssi~ for ~ e~e~ion on the pe~it
be fil~ Joint~ with t~ City of ~1~. ~ia applicatioa ~q~sta ~
a~n of this t~e for c~enc~t to Se~ber 1, 1~82, ~d the a~pletiom to
Se~er 1, 1986. It ia ~ended t~t the Co~eil ap~o~ t~ foll~
~aolutioa aut~rizi~ t~e City ~er to ~ile t~= ~licat~n ~th the City
of D~ae:
RESOLUTION
~, t~ Ci~ of Denton ~1~ Pe~t Nos. 170~A ~d 331~ a~r~
co~lo: of ~he U. 5. Co~ of ~i~ers~ Aub~ ~ ~d Resedit
~d
%~, the pe~its require ~o~ction to c~eace b~ ~ber 1, 1980
be c~eted By 8~ber 1, 1983~ ~
W~REAS, ~ ~i~ of ~e ~ the ~i~s is ~eces~ ~ec~e the
~a of ~l~ee~ c~ co~ce or c~ete the Aubrey ~Jeot ~th t~
surprised in thru
NO~ ~, ~ ~ ~OL~ BY ~ C~ C~C~ OF ~ O~Y OF D~N:
~ the CltF ~r off the City off De. on be ~d is hereby a~horized to fflle
with the Tex~ D~ent of Water Remo~ees ~ ~oi~t application with the City
of ~1~ for ~ e~enliom of t~ to c~ence ~d c~ete oonst~tion ~der
Pe~t Nos. 170~ ~d 3~2.
P~ ~ ~0~ on t~ 2~d ~ of J~y, 1980.
........
RIO~ O. ~, ~YOR
~Y 0F D~TON, ~S
A~ST:
CITY OF ~0~, ~
C. J. TA~, ~., C~Y A~
OITY OF D~, ~
~tiom ~ ~ By ~eph~s, seconded Dy ~pkina t~t the Resolution
Be ~maed. ~ ~ c~l ~te Vela "~e", ~ensl~ "~e", Ho~i~ "~e",
(B) ~ fol~ Real. ion a~rovi~ the s~e of bon~ By the
No~h T~a ~i~ ~ducatiom Aut~rity ~ presented:
WH~, the governi~ b~ of 2he City of ~nton, Te~s, on the 5th ~ of
J~y, 1~78, r~ti~ that oe~ indi~d~m p~eeed to r~org~ize ~d
~emtablish a ~fit collation ~t to the Tex~ ~o~-~rfit 0o~r-
ation ~t, for the ~e of ~eri~ educatio~ op~ities of
~ p~vi~ ~ for the ~q~aition of mt~ent lo~e; that s~h h~ Been
~c~ls~, t~ oo~tion bei~ ~ ~m the "No~h Te~s Hi.er Education
Authority, ~c."; ~
~, the Ncnb T~ High~ ~atiom Authority, Inc., ~ p~ceede~ in the
d~elo~b off a ~ of ~i~ ~izess ~d it la now a~ropriate for this
~ve~ ~ to a~ the a~io~ t~em ~ the transition of the ~ of
~rectorm off ~he aai~ ~r~tiom; ~w, therefore,
~im ~ve~i~ ~ ~a be~ ~aed ~ ~he No~h Tex~ Hi.er ~uc~tion
A~rity, Inc., t~t s~h Oo~mtic~ ~ a~v~ ther~f by the ~ve~i~
~diem cf t~ Oitiea of ~on ~ ~li~on, T~, p~aes to isa~ revenue
~d8 in o~r to oBt~ ~ to ~c~e student lo~ ~tel ~ich are
~r~teed ~d~ t~ ~visio~ of the ~igher E~catiom Act of 1~65 (~blic
~w 8~-~), ~ ~ded, &e ~o~ded ~ ~a~er 5B of t~ T~ Eduction Code;
t~ such ~a ~d be i~ti~ issued ~ "Series B" Bon~ in the
be iec~d ~ a ~e of re~a ~ari~d fr~ or by reason of the
of student 1~ ~tee ~d i~s~ i~ &~er ~d~tion of such
for op~ti~ the 1~ ~ ~ ~ be specified by the bond resolution or
t~t i~eat~e ~rizi~ or a~i~ such ~on~ ~d the ~ent ther~f.
~is ~ve~i~ ~ here~ re~eetm t~t the No~h Texae Higher Education Auth-
ority, I~., pr~eed with the iee~em ~d delive~ of such bon~ flor the
July 22, 1980 Comtinued
purposes aforesaid, and in this connection requests that the a&id Corporation
~ation Co~e; that a~h aom-p~fit 0or~tio~ ~-!1, in t~is
~e~ise s~h ~s for ~d on ~e~f of the ~ity ~d the ~ate of T~, as
contrasted by Seetio~ ~3.~7(e) off the T~s Education Code,
~ON III.
~t the ~11o~ i~t~ents or ~tiona,
(a) ~e ~-~ of the Co~ration, a~ a~ed ~ the ~ of
Directors;
(b) ~e ~icles of ~en~t to the ~icles of
~ncor~ration of the Co.ration;
(c) ~e Pi~ of ~i~ B~iness of the Co.ration,
the ~d off Directors~
(d) ~e election or deai~ation of the eight Directors of the
Co.ration; ~d
(e) ~e euthorization of t~ Series B b~ of t~ e~d Co.ration
in t~e ~i~i~ ~t of $3~,0~,000;
~e h~eby ~oved.
S~ION ~.
~at the Cit~ of ~ton, Text, ~reem to acce~ cash t~t ~ be con.ed to
it by t~ C~ratlon ~en such ~ds are ~ enc~bered ~d ~1 ~n~ of the
0o~ration ~e ~id ~d retired, But in ~ event ~es ~he 0ity
~ rem~nsiBility in co.cotton wit~ the ~nislration of t~s et~ent lo~
~ it Bei~ ~de~t~d this rea~nsibllity ia Bei~ amazed ~ the
0or.ration.
~t ia rmoo~iz~ ~ this gove~i~ bo~ t~t the i~t~mtm ~oh au~rime
the imm~ce of ~nds by the ~r~tion ~ill apecifio~l~ state t~ the Cit2
of De.om, Text, is not obli~ted to ~ the priaci~ of or i~erest on the
~m p~sed to be issued ~ the collation. ~othi~ im this resolution
m~ Be co~sl~ ~ ~ indication By the City of ~ntom, T~a, t~t it ~ill
~ or pro. de for the ~mt of ~ obligations of the said
~et~er her~ofore or herea~er i~, ~d in this co.cotton, ~tt~tion
oall~ to the Co~titution of T~aa ~herein it ia pro~ded t~t
i~ ~o im~bte~esa ~t~t h~ ~e ~visiona for ire ~nt, ~d the
Oi~ of ~nton here~ a~oi~c~ re~eed to met aside ~ p~me~t
~m, amme~s or ~m~ for the ~ of ~ indebt~emm or obl~tion of the
~r~ration.
~is Resolution s~l ~e effe~ive f~ ~d ~er its ~mm~e ~d
P~8~ ~ ~, this the 22~ ~ of ~, 1~0.
A~:
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~ ~OLT, C~Y
O~ OF D~N~ T~
~0~ ~ TO ~ ~:
~i~ ~ ~e ~ ~. ~e~o~e4 b7 Vel~ ~t the Re~olutiom
"~e" ~ ~iaf~ "~e". ~ o~rie~.
with R~ ~ ~sociate, for co~ctio= o~ the ~ St~e~ Bri~e be
&~ve~. ~iom =~i~.
9. ~e ~ail eo~i~er~ ratification of ~*rge~7 ~a~ae o~er
to ~ll~ Ee~th ~ C~M to r~e the air co~itioni~ c~easor at the
Cemtr~ rl~
~d ~th ~d O~ ~en~ t~t the ~r oonditioni~
co~esaor ~ re~ ~th a ~lt ~it at a coat in the nie~borhood of
00.
~n ~ ~e ~ ~s, ae~nd~ By Hen~l~ ~o a~rove ratification
of ~erg~y ~c~e ~r~r ~0~ to ~e the ~ir con~tioni~
10. ~e ~cil r~eaae~ i~o ~ecutive Session ~t 8:~7 p.m. to disc~s
leg~ ~ttera. ~ e~te. p~lo~ ~d b~rd ap~in~enta.
~e ~il recon~e~ into ~ic Session at 11:~ p.m.
~e foll~ ~eaol~iom ~ ~esen~ed:
,s o n U ·
NOW, T~, ~ ~ ~ BY ~ C~ CO~CIL ~ 'x'~ O~Y OF D~:
~e City Cu~il o~tinuea to ~ ~e~y ~noe~ed ~th the ought ~it~tion in
the ~lice ~t ~ the Ci~ of De~on. ~e City ~-~r of ~he Ulty of
De.on ~ B~ revi~i~ the sl~t~n ~d he h~s contim~ly ke~ this City
Co~cil ~aed of the ~e~ ~ ~tions bei~ t~-n in this ~tter.
At this ~lnt in ~, t~ City ~il ~shes to ~resa its confi~nce in the
City ~r'a h~i~ of the ~2er. We are con.dent t~t the p~sions
of the ~er of ~e Oit~ of ~ton ~e bei~ c~ie~ with i~ ~e~
reg~d~ ~e ~lioe ~bl~ ~ thi~ ~te.
~ ~or c~ce~ is t~ ~1 ~i~ of tRe Oity, its citizen, ~d its law
en~rc~an~ ~. Wa r~ lenitive to yo~ co~ente ~d opi~ons ~d ~11 do
eve~ l~y ~it~n o~ ~ to ~aol~ the ait~tion ~ s~n
~is Co~ ~ t~e a~inist~t~ ~e ~y conce~ a~ m~icio~
chafer ~a~ai~iona ~ei~ circ~ated in ~he City of De, on ~ we ~ge
~iez to ~ f~ ~ info~ ~he City ~ or m~b~a of the Oity
of ~ faot~ imfo~tion y~ ~ ~.
~e Co~c~l ~ ~reoted ~e City ~ to ~oJect ~elf into the Police
sit~tiom ~d to I~k · a~ution to the ~iati~ p~bl~a ~d re~ to the
Co--il at ~ ~ ~te.
~ ~ti~ t~ Ci~ Co--il e~ease, ira re, eta for the ~7 cond~
~bite~ ~ i~ of o~ f~l~ eitiz~ toni~t a~ the Oit7 Co,oil ~eti~.
~e ~tter be~ t~ City O~cil ~a of the hi~eet ~ce to ~1
it s~d ~ve ~ ~ ~th ia a aeries, concientious ~d sincere f~ahion
r&ther t~ i~ tRe ~tio~ ~d ~lige~nt ~d which reined ~i~ the
RI~ T~O,
~ ~, C~ ~ D~N
A~:
July 22, 1980 Continued
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL
C. J. TAYLOR, J~., CITY A~TORNET
CItY ~ D~ON, ~
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~l~n ~s ~e ~ ~n8, ,eco~e~ ~ Bte~s t~t the Reaolu~i~
~ ~saed. On ~11 c~l ~e Vela "~e",
~iafer~ "a~". ~loa ca~ied. (Oo~eil M~r ~1~ ~ ~t ~ese~ for
~ion om t~ Resolution. )
· #
City Council
July 28, 1980
Emergency Meeting of the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas at 3:30 p.m.,
Mondm~v, Ju~y 28, 1980 in the Conference ~oom of the City Manager's Office,
PRESENT: Mayor Pro Tern Taliaferro, Members Galley, Stephens, Vela, Hopkins and
Hensley; City Manager Chris Hartung, City Attorney C~, J. ~a~lor and Admn.
Assistant Bill Angelo.
ABSENT: Mayor Stewart and City Secretary Brooks Holt.
1. The Council recessed into Executive Session to discuss legal matters,
real estate, personnel and boar~ appointments.
2. The Council reconvened into Public Session at 3:~5 p.m..
Motion was made by Hopkins, seconde~ by Gailey that the following
statement be approved: "The Council is pleased that all parties in the Police
situation have toda~v reached an agreement of mutual benefit. The Council will
continue to monitor the Police situation." Motion carried unanimously.
Meeting a~Journed at 3:52
City Council
August 5, 1980
Regular Meeting of the 0ity Council of the 0ity of Denton, Texas,
Tuesday, August $, 1980 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chamber of the
Municipal Building.
PRESENT: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tom Taliaferro, Council Members
Galley, Vela, Stephens, Hopkins and Bensle¥; City Manager
Chris Bartung, City Attorney 0. J. Taylor and City
Secretary Brooks Bolt.
1. Motion was made by Vela, seconded by Stephens that the
minutes of the Regular Meeting of July 1], 1980, the Special Called
Meeting of July 22, 1980 and the Special Called Emergency Meeting
of July 28, 1980 be approved with an a~nendment to the Meeting of
July 22, 1980 to show that Bensley rather than Galley was ahsent.
Motion carried.
The Council considered adoption of an ordinance regarding
the petition of Mr. Joe Below, requestins annexation of approximately
6.2 acres of land located approximately 350 feet west of Interstate
3~W beginning approximately 1,010 feet south of Zimmer Motor Vans
(Z-1~37) as follows:
ORDINANCE #80-56 (Joe Belew)
AN OHDINANCE ANNEXING A TRACT OF LAND CONTIGUOUS AND ADJACENT TO
THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS; BEING ALL THAT LOT~ TRACT OH PANOEL OF
LAND CONSISTING OF APPROXIMATELY 6.229 ACHE8 OF LAND LYING AND BEING
SITUATED IN TBE COUNTY OF DENTON, STATE OF TEXAS AND BEING IN THE
O.S. BREWSTER SURVEY, ABSTRACT NO. 56, DENTON COUNTY, TEXAS; CLASS-
IPYING TEE SAME AS AGRICULTURAL "A" DISTRICT PROPERTY; AED DECLARING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Motion was made by Vela, seconded by Stephens that the
Ordinance he passed. On roll call vote Gailey "aye", Stephens
"aye", Hopkins "aye", Bensley "aye", Vela "aye", Taliaferro "aye"
and Stewart "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
3. PUBLIC BEARINGS:
(A) A public hearing was held on Z-1~37, the petition
of Mr. Joe Below, requesting Light Industrial (LI) aching class-
ifieation on a tract ~otaling approximately 8.7 acres located along
the west side of Interstate 35W beginning approximately 1,010 feet
south of Zimmer Motor Vans.
Mayor Stewart opened the hearing. After hearing 1 speak
in fever, but none in opposition, the hearing was closed.
Motion was made by Stephens, seconded b7 Hopkins that
the petition be approved. Motion carried unanimously.
(B) A public hearing was held on Z-I~, the petition
of Mr. E. W. Belcher, requesting a change of zoning from Office
(0) to Commercial (C) classification. The property ia located along
the north side of Dallas Drive, west of Cook Street and begins
immediately north of Simmons Street. This parcel is designated as
0ity Lot 26, Block 231.
Mayor Stewart opened the hearing. After hearing 1
speak in favor, but none in opposition, the hearing was closed.
Motion was made by Hensley, seconded by Vela that the
petition be approved. Motion carried unanimously.
(C) A public hearing was held on Z-l~5~, the petition
of Mr. Charles P. Mulkey, requesting a change of zoning from single
family (8F-7) to general retail (OR) classification on a tract
approximately 8,538 s~uare feet in size. The property is located
along the east side of Cleveland Street beginning approximately 7~.~
feet south of Eagle Drive.
Au~us~ 5, 1980 Continued
Mayor Stewart opened the hearing. After hearing 1
ap·ak in favor, but none in opposition, the hearing was closed.
Motion vas made by Taliaferro, seconded by R'opkina
that the petition be approved. Motion carried 6 to 1.
(D) A public hearing was held on the petition of Mr.
David Dunnins (representing Eenry S. Miller Co.), requesting ·
change of zoning from ave-family (2-F) to General Retail
classification on · tract approximately one (1) ·crc in size which
begins approximately 800 feet southeast of the intersection of
Loop ~88 ·nd
Mayor Stew·r· opened the hearing. After hearing 1
speak in favor, but none in opposition, the hearing was closed.
Motion w&z made by Vela, seconded by Gailey that the
petition be approved. Motion carried unanimously.
4. The Council considered an appearance by Janet Berry of
320 Mission Street, Denton, representing the "Concerned Citizens"
for the purpose of presenting a petition to the City Council.
Mrs. Retry was not present, but Mike Berry spoke relative
to the Police matter. Ke advise~ that the petition would be present-
ed ·t a later date.
The Council considered ·n appearance By representatives
of the Dallas Corinthian Yacht Club relative to their request that
the City of Dallas review their present policy of water withdrawal
from the City of Dallas water supply lnkes.
Maxey Mayo, Dallas Corinthian Yacht Club Commodore,
voiced concern that Dallas was withdrawing a ~isproportionate
water withdrawal that has favored lakes Ray Hubbard ·nd Tawokini
and has pen·lined Levisville ·nd Grapevine Lakes. Re said that he
knew that economics was concerned since water from Lewisville Lake
flows by gravity to Dallas' water treatment plant.
Mayor Stew·r· asked the Council to pass & Resolution
supporting the Yacht Club's request.
Motion was made by Ropkins, seconded By Galley to look
into the matter of a Resolution fully. Motion carried unanimously.
6. The Council considered an appear·ncc by T. E. Uland of
1800 Cord·Z1, Denton, requesting · variance from the Sign Ordinance.
Mr. Uland said that the Optimist Clubs wanted to utilize
a sign ·t the corner of Parkway ·nd Carroll Boulevard only tv·ce
per year for promotion of the Club's community projects.
Jeff Meyer, Planner, advised that as & partial response
to the City Council's concern for stricter enforcement of zoning
ordinance violations, the Planning and Community Development Depart-
ment has adopted · more vigorous enforcement policy regarding
advertising sign use, particularly portable signs. According to
the Ordinance, port·bls ·dvertisin~ signs are permissible in
~eighhorhood So,vices, General Retail, 0ommercial, Oentr·l Business
District, Light Industrial, ·nd geavy Industrial zones. Thus, they
are ~ allowed in Agricultural, Single Family, Multi Family, Parking
or Office so,es. The Planning ·n~ Community Development Department
ia prepared to enforce all aspects of the Ordinance. Zf the City
Council wishes otherwise, the Department is prepared to act accord-
ingly.
Mayor Pro Tem Taliiferro requested that the Attorney take
the matter under advisement.
August 5, 1980 Continued
City Attorney Taylor said, "The City could allow banner
type signs across streets, hut ye could possibly open up a very big
can of vorms, if we start approving signs contrary to the Zoning
Ordinance".
Motion was made by Stephens, seconded by gopkins to
direct the Staff to bring back an Ordinance that will give non
profit organizations permission to use signs to a~vertise community
programs, and that the Council reaffirms that it expects the exist-
ing sign ordinances to he strictly enforced. Motion carried.
?. The Council considered an appearance by Fayes H. Salaita
of 1~00 N. Elm, Denton, relative to the Sister Cities Program and
other matters.
Mr. Salaita, a native of Madaba, Jordan, a Sister City
of Denton, asked if he could carry any message to the citizens of
M&dabe, since he rill be returning soon. He then reported to ~he
Council th&t he was assaulted by two persons at the Dunkin Donuts,
30~ West University, on ~une $0, 1980.
Assistant City Attorney Burr Solomons, by memo, advised
the Council that a miscellaneous crime report Yes filed and Mr.
Salaita indicated the next day that he vented to file charges
against the suspects. Since Mr. Sal&ite did no% knov the names
of the suspects, one of the detectives pursued this and soon after-
ward had the necessary information for permitting ah&rges to be
filed. Mr. Salaita was notified and he was allowed to file assault
charges against both persons, but vas advised that he ~oul~ have to
seek priv&te legal counsel to collect civil damages.
The Mayor &nd Council Members apologized to Mr. Salaita.
8. ORDINANCES:
The following Ordinances ~ere presented:
(A) ORDINANCE #80-57 (~oe Bele~)
AN O~DINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING MAP OF THE 0IT~ OF DENTON, TEXAS,
AS SAME WAS ADOPTED AS A~ APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF
T~E CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY ORD~NAECE NO. ~9-1, AND AS SAID MAP
APPLIES TO CERTAIN PROPERTY ~OWN AS APPrOXiMATELY 8.722 ACRES OF
LAND, MORE OR LESS, OUT OF THE O. S. ~REWSTER SURVEY, A~STRACT NO.
~6, AS SHOWN TR~S DATE ON THE O~FYCIAL TAX MAP OF THE C~TY OF DENTON,
TEXAS; AND DECLARZN6 AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Motion was made by Stephens, seconded by Galley that
the Ordinance be passed. On roll cell vote Hensley "aye", Vela
"aye", Hopkins "&ye", Galley "aye", Stephens "&ye", Taliaferro
"aye" and Stewart "aye". Motion carried.
(S) ORDINANCE ~80-58 (E. W. Belcher)
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZORING MAP OF TEE CiTY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
AS SAME WAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF
THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 6~-1, AND AS SA~D MAP
APPLIES TO 20T 26, BLOOM NO. 231 AS SHOWN THIS DATE ON THE OFFICIAL
TAX MAP OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCR-
iBED THEREIN; AND DECLARING AR EFFECTIVE DATE.
Motion wes made by Hopkins, seconded by Galley that the
Ordinance be passed. On roll call vote Stephens "aye", Hensley
"aye", Vela "aye", Galley "aye", Hopkins !'aye", Taliaferro "aye"
and Stewart "aye". Motion carried.
Aulult 5, 19SO Continued
(C) ORDINANCH #80-~9 (Cherles P. Mulkey)
AN ORDIEANCE AMEEDING TEE ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
AS SAME WAS ADOPTED AN AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF
THE CIT! OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1, AND AS SAID MAP
APPLIES TO CERTAIN PROPERTY KNOWN AS A PART OF LOTS 12 AND 13,
RLOC£ E OUT OP THE PAUL HAMILTON ADDITION, AS SHOWN THIS DATE ON
THE OFfiCiAL TAX MAP OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS; AND DECLAEING
AN EFFN~TIVE DATE.
Motion wel mede by Hopkins, seconded by Henlley thet the
Ordinenoe be palled. On roll Qell vote Hopkins "&ye", Stephens
"eye", G&ile7 "eye", Vel& "eye", Hensley "eye", T&lieferro "eye"
end Stewart "eye". Motion cerried.
(D) ORDINANCE #80-60 (Devid Dunning)
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
AS SAME WAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF
THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1, AND AS SAID MAP
APPLIES TO APPEOXIMATELY ]6,01S.19 S~LUARE FEET OF LAND, MORE OR
LESS, AS SHOWN THIS DATE ON THE OFFICIAL TAX MAP OF THE CITY OF
DENTON, TEXAS, AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED THEREIN; AND DECLAR-
ING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Motion wes mede by Telieferro, seconded by Hopkins thet
the Ordinenue be pessed. On roll call vote Vele "eye", Stephens
, Hensley "eye", Hopkins "eye", Geiley "eye" Taliaferro "aye"
and Stewert "aye". Motion cerried.
9. RESOLUTIONS:
(A) The Council considered eDprovel of a Resolution
authorizing the City Menager to s~n and submit a grant epplication
to the Depertment of Energy.
City Manager Hertung advised that the City of Denton has
been investigatinE the possibilit~ of developtn~ end implementinE
load management techniques end remote meter readin~
for the City of Denton Electric Utility. It has come to our attention
that grant funds ere available for this type of project through the
Depertment of Energy. In order to secure these grent funds it is
necessery thet the Cit~ submit to the Department of Energy e grent
applicetion prior to August 1~, 1980. At the present time it is
impossible to supply the Council with ell the necessery dete pertain-
ing to the ~rent epplicetion, however this information will be
provided es soon es it becomes eveilable.
The following Resolution wes presented:
N~SOLUT ION
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
DENTON:
The City Meneger is hereby authorised to submit · grent application
to the Depertment of Energy of the Federel Government to be used,
if approved, to meke · study and/or develop an eutomated broadband
ceble energy menegement system for the City of Denton.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the Nth ~ey of August, 1980.
RICHARD O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
BROOKS HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
August ), 1980 Continued
APPROVED A8 TO LEOAL ~ORM:
C. ~, TAYLOR~ JR.~ CITY A~TORNEY
CITY OF DE~TON, TEXAS
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Motion was made by Taliaferro, seconded by Hopkins that
the Resolution be passed. On roll call vote Vela "aye", Hensley
"aye", Stephens "aye", Galley "aye", Hopkins "aye", Taliaferro
"aye" and Stewart "aye". Motion carried.
10. The Council considered a status report on Downtown Square
Pnrking Enforcement.
Assistant City Manager King Cole advised that Traffic
Controller Harwell is doing parking enforcement. His routine is to
mark tires at approximately 8:30 a.m. through 9:00 a.m., then he
logs the markings and returns at approximately 10:30 a.m. to 11:00
a.m. This procedure is repeated in the afternoons. Harwell pointed
out that the key problem is the games downtown business people play.
They use coffee and lunch breaks to move their cars from one place
to the other.
Mayor Pro Tem Taliaferro said that he was in business on
the square 2~ years ago. Nothing as to parking violations has ever
worked.
Cole advised that there is a proposal in the next budget
for two more persons to handle parking problems.
11. The Council considered renewal of the contract with Sally
Erdman for the Bird Control Program in the City of Denton.
Assistant City Manager Ming Cole reported that the City
of Denton and Texas Woman's University entered into a contract with
Ms. Sally Erdman last year to operate a Bird Control Program in
Denton. The purpose of this program is to keep birds from roosting '
in residential neighborhoods and to conduct academic research into
the habits of the birds so that we might better control their actions.
To date the program has been successful in preventing any permanent
roosts from developing in Denton. This contract expires on August
31, 1980 and the Council needs to consider extending the contract
for an additional year. Discussions have been held with Dr. Ruey
of TWU and she said it is TWU's intention to extend their contract
for another year. The budget under the existing program is as follows:
$ 6,000.00 Consultant Fee to Ms. Sally Erdman ($~00.00
per month)
1,9h4.00 Costs for Ctow Gun shooters
250.00 Travel Expenses
2~0.00 Miscellaneous Expenses
3,000.00 Clow Gun Ammunition
$11,~2.00 TOTAL PBOGBAM
Motion was made by Taliaferro, seconded by Stephens to
approve a contract with Ms. Sally Erdman to control bird roosting
for another year. Motion carried.
12. The Council received the final draft of the 1980 Power
Supply Study and considered further action.
Utilities Director Bob Nelson briefed the Council, stating
that the Utilities Boar~ at their June 2~, 1980 meetimg recommended
to the Counci~ acceptance of the 1980 Electric Power Supply Study
conducted by Gilbert and Associates. The Board further recommended
that the recommendations contained in the report be accepted and
implemented. The main recommendations contained in the report are:
August 5, z98o Continued
(A) That the City of Denton should continue to operate
its Electric Utility as presently planned with
TMPA furnishing wholesale electricity.
(B) That if and when the Agency proposes another
project, the Oity of Denton should conduct an
independent study to assure that the Agency
project is the best alternative for the City.
(C) That if further consideration is given to the sale
of the system, the value of the system is determined
to Be in the range of $~B million to $~7 million.
The Board expressed concern that if the Elec~r£c System
w~re to be sold, the higher cost for utilities and/or the loss of
transfer to the General Government would only Be offset by the
proceeds of the sale until 1990. Thereafter, the higher utility
costs and/or lose of transfers would Be several million dollars
per year.
Mayor Pro Tem Taliaferro asked if the Council should not
he diligent in making citisens aware of Denton contacting other
utilities to ascertain if they were interested in buying Denton's
plant.
Motion was made hy T&li&ferro, seconded by Hopkins to
accept the fin&l draft of the 1980 Power Supply Study with the 3
recommend&tions &hove, made by the Utilities Hoard. Motion carried
unanimously.
13. The Council held a discussion on TM?A.
Bill Bash, former Mayor and a TMPA Bo&rd Member represent-
ing Denton, presented a very informative and lengthy report on TMPA,
indicating that he had confidence in the future of the agency. He
seemed pleased with the acceptance of the Bonds that were recently
purchased &t & very good interest rate. He advised thnt TMPA hsd
clear title to 70 million tons of lignite. This would represent
an asset of $1,~ Billion. (WOTE: a copy of the status report on
TMPA by Mr. Naeh is on file in the City Secretary's File, packet
number
City Manager Wartung advised that the City will have a
critical decision to make by next spring. He said, "We must decide
if we will rem&in in or get out of the electric Business. We need
to see that the study Be made available to Denton's citizens. When
the time to vote on the matter occurs, the vote should Be understood
by the electornte. The public needs all the information it can get."
Mayor Pro Tam Talinferro asked Bob Nelson if he would
contact Gilbert and Associates relative to an explanation in simple
readable language relative to an understanding of TMFA.
1~. The Council considered a status report on the La~e AuDrey
Prodect.
City Manager Chris ~artung handed Mayor Stewart the
contracts with the Federal Government authorizing the Auhrey Reser-
voir Project, &nd the contracts were signed by the proper authorities.
A representative of the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers had
delivered the documents to Denton during the day.
~artung added that approval and signature process should
Be completed within 6 weeks.
1~. CONBENT AGE~DA:
Motion was made hy Galley, seconded hy T&liaferro ~hat
the following Consent Agenda be approved. Motion carried unanimously.
August 5, l~Sc Continue~
(A) BIDS/PURChASE
(1) Bid #8792, URD aluminum cable for warehouse
stock, awarded to the iow bidder, Temple, Inc. at a total bid of
$20,9~$, FOB Denton.
(2) Bid #8791, Paisley Street paving and drainage
improvements, awarded to the Iow bidder, Joe Siegmund Construction
Company, Inc. of Gainesville at
(8) PLATS
(1) Final replat of lot 6 an~ part of lot 7, Block A
of Brownwood Aadition was approved.
(2) Final replat of lots 1 and 2~, &nd part of Iota 2
an~ 23 of Block 5 and all of iota 1, 2 and 3 and part of lots ~ &nd 7
of Block 6 of SeQuoia Park Addition was approved.
16. The Council recessed into Executive Session at 11:75 p.m.
to discuss legal matters, real estate, personnel and hoard appoint-
17. The Council reconvened into Public Session at 12:50 a.m.
August 6, 1980 and presented the following ~esolutions:
(A) aESOLUT=O~
WHEREAS, the City of Denton finds it necessary to purchase a certain
tract of land located in the City of Denton, Texas~ and more full~
described below; and
WHEHEAS, the City Council of the City of Denton ia of the opinion
that the heat interest and welfare of the public will be served
the purchase of the parcel of real estate descrihe~ belowl and
WHEREAS~ the City of Denton and owner of said parcel, J. D. Brown
sad wife Lillian L. Brown, agree that a consideration of $111,000.00,
is a fair aaa agreed value of such described property;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
DEETO~, TEXAS, THAT:
1. The City Attorney is hereby authorized to prepare
whatever legal documents are necessary to complete the transfer of
property so ~esorihed below from the owner thereof to the State of
Texas:
Helug 22.506 acres of lama, more or less, of which 0.311 of an acre
ia located in a Public ~o&~ (Hinge Row) out of and a part of a
certain 200 acre tract of land in the J~mes ¢oltart Survey, Abstract
Ho. 288 and Daniel D. Culp Survey, Abstract Ho. 287 in Dentoa County
Texas, said 200 acre tract was conveyea to J. D. Rrowu by instruments
recorded as follows: Volume 1~2, Page ~76 and Volume 137, Page 613
of Probate Records of Denton County, Texas, and Volume 7h9, Page 812
and Volume 812, Page 597 of the Deed Records of Denton County, Texas;
saia 22.506 acres of land, more or less, being more particularly
described by metes and bounds as follows:
B~GIHHI~G at the northwest corner of said 200 acre tract of land,
said point being in the west boundary line of James Coltart Survey,
Abstract ~o. 288. and bearing south O~ 30' h0" West a distance of
1998.11 feet from the northwest corner of 1~.206 &ere tract conve~ed
to Charles A. Reed, et al, by deed recorde~ in Volume 825, Page 183,
Deem Records of Denton County,
THENCE mouth 88e 08' 58" east for a distance of 119.66 feet to &
point in the proposed northerly right of way line of Loop 288;
TKE~CE south 5~ 28' ~7" east along the amid proposed right of way
line for a distance of 98.1~ feet to ~ point;
AuEust 5, 1980 Continued
THENCE south ]7~ 11' 25" east for · distance of 600.00 feet to a
point;
THENCE south
point;
THENCE south
point;
THENCH south
point;
THENCE 41' 20' 16" east for & distance of 500.00 feet to a point;
THENCE Iouth ~2' 3~' ST" ealt for a distance of 602.08 feet to a
point;
THENCE south
point in the east boundary line of said 200 acre tract;
THEHCE Iouth 03' 58" Welt along the east boundary line of said
200 acre tract for a distance of 39.01 feet to & point in the bend
of Kings Row
THENCE north 8?° 35' 21" vent with the centerline of said road for
a distance of 3?8.66 feet to a point;
THENCE north 02' 24' 39" east for · distance of 32.50 feet to ·
point in the proposed southerly right of way line of Loop 288;
THENCE north 47' 20' 16" west along the said proposed right of way
line for a distance of 680.01 feet to · point;
THENCE north 20' 12' 01" west for a distance of 200.2~ feet to a
point;
THENCE north 44' 28' 32" west for · distance of 801.00 feet to a
point;
THENCE north ~7' 20' 16" for a distance of 99.12 feet to a point on
a curve of radius ~619.~8 feet bearing south ~2 39' ~4" west to the
radius point;
THENCE along said curve to the left & distance of 966.33 feet to a
point of bearing south 32' 48' 3~" west to the radius point;
TEENCE north 59~ 03' 26" west along the said proposed southerly
right of way line for a distance of 707.08 feet to & point in the
west boundary line of said 200 acre tract, said point also being
in the west boundary line of Ja-ee Coltart Survey, Abstract No. 288;
THENCE north 0~' 19' ~3" east with the said common boundary line
for & distance of 228.98 feet to the place of beginning.
2. The City of Denton is hereby further authorized to
pay J. D. Brown and wife, Lillian L. Brown as owner of said descr-
ibed property, consideration in the a~ount of $111,O00.00, purchase
price, plus necessary and reasonable recording fees.
3. Thil Resolution shall take effect immediately from
and after its passage and approval in accordance with the provisions
of the Denton City Charter.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 5th day of August, 1980.
XC~A~ O. STEWAHT, ~AY0'R
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
BROOKS ~OLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
$~ August 5, ~980 Contimu~
A~Ot~ A~ TO L~AL ~o~:
(~) ~os
~, the City of D~ ~m~ it ~eesm~ to p~.e a ce~ai~ ~et of
~d l~ated in the Oity of ~nton, Texa., ~d ~ ~ deacribed bel~;
the City of D~on is off t~ opi~on
the
City
Co~eil
of
i~er~t ~d welf~e of t~ ~blic ~11 Be ae~ed b~ the ~c~ae of the ~el
of re~ ~tate ~aerib~ belows ~d
~, t~e City of ~on ~d ~er of I~d ~, ~1 F. T~, ~ee t~t
m eo~ide~tion of $1,5~.~, is a fair ~d ~eed ~ue
~T:
1. ~e City Atto~ey is he.by &~rimed to p~ ~te~r le~
~s a~ m~essa~ to e~ete the tr~.fer of p~y so ~.erib~ ~1~
~ ~he o~er t~r~f to the 0ity of
~ ~t ce~a~ lot, trot or ~ce~ of ~d ~i~ ~d ~ air.ted in the
Oity ~ Co~ty of Demton, State of Te~m, ~d bei~ ~,
Aba~r~ No. 4, ~d ~ao bei~ ~ of a tract of l~d ~
D~i~ ~ ~ T~t to ~1 F. Y~ ~ ~ed of T~t ~ted ~78 ~d reco~
in V~e ~84, P~e ~8~ of the Deed of T~t Recor~ of ~on C~ty, Te~a,
C~C~ at the S~th~et co~er of said tract, s~d ~imt ~i~ In ~e west
r~f-v~ l~e of ~p 288;
~ ~h 87' 0~' 20" west ~o~ the sou~ bo~ line of
~et~e of 1~7.7 feet to ~e ~int of begi~i~;
T~CE con~i~ ~h 87' 0~' 20" west ~ t~ south ~ li~e of
trot ~ ~st~ce of 70 feet to a ~imt for m co.er;
~ ~h 1' 28' east a ~st~ce of 296.0 fe~ to a ~imt~
~CZ no~h 1' B~' 10" e~t a diaries of ~.15 fe~ to & ~iat for & co.er
im the ~h ~ line of e&id
~CZ ~o~h 87' 0~' ~" ~t ~o~ enid zo~h ~,~-~ line a ~at~ce of 70
feet to a ~i~ for a ~er;
~E moth 1' ~2' 10" ~st a ~et~ce of ~27.5 feet to a
~CE ao~h 1' 28' ~at a ~at~ce of 297.7 feet to the ~mce of
con~i~ ~0,7~7.72 aq~ f~t of l~d ~re or less.
2. ~e Ci~y of ~n is here~ ~her mut~rized to
Yo~ ~ ~er of said ~scri~ ~y, conaidermtio~ in the ~t of
B. ~s ~eeoluti~ s~ t~e eff~t ~e~ate~
its ~s~e ~d ap~o~ ia ~co~da~ee ~th the ~ieio~ of the ~nton City
~er.
P~ ~ ~O~ this the 5th ~ of A~t, 19~.
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I~OOXB HOLT, ~Y S~' "
CITY ~ D~N, ~
~n ~e ~ ~ Ho~ns. ,eccnded by T~iafer~ t~t ~th of
the a~ ~e~l~tioae Be ~sed. ~ ~11 c~l ~te Gail~ "~e". ~ens "a~".
No~ns "~", N~aley "~e". T~lmfe~ "~e" ~d ~ "~e". ~tton c~ied.
with Co~cil ~ber Vela ~t
Meeting a~ourme~ a~ 12:57 a.m. August 6, 1980.
Speoia.l Called E~aerSenc~
~lor ~ ~at~tive Mais~t Bill ~elo.
Co~c~ ~r ~ ~e~ ~d City Sec~t~ B~ ~1~.
2. ~e C~cil ~n~ lato ~ic Seseloa to ~e t~t no
Meeting a~ou~ne~ a~ ~:00 p.m.
# # ,
Audit 19. 1980
RE~tla~ Meet~ of ~he C~7 Cou~i of ~he =~y of
A~ 19, 1~ &~ 7z~ ~.m., ~ ~ C~u~ ~ of ~he ~c~ ~.
1. ~a ~ ~ ~ ~, s~o~e~ H~i~
(A) ~~ ~ ~~0~ OF ~E
~, ~ ~ ~ la e~e, ~e ~i~er ae~a ~ the ~lic
~itie~ ~'a ~~i~ ~ ~e ~ou L~a Uae C~t~ee~ ~i~
~ ~ of t~ ~ ~ ~e Water S~
d~ted ~ t~ ~a ~iti~ ~d;
t~ the s~e~ ~ ~ a~n of ~r~e ~er, fel~
~ ~l~ cf t~ City of ~, ~ ~ con~ed
~r ~ ~ t~a ~l~ion ~ ~ of~ci~
P~ ~ ~ t~a ~ ~h ~ of A~t, A.D. 1980.
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~iafer~ "~e" ~ ~ "~". ~lon e~ied.
58 Aug-mst 19. 19~0 C~ntinued
~IF~S, the 0ouncil of ~he City of Denton h~a lost one of i~
~ ~, ~o ae~d om t~e ~lic ~itiea ~ar~ ~ ~ ~er ~ Vice ~i~
~, ~i~ said t~ in office. J~ N~h a~ ~ the ~lic ~i~tiea
~t ~ on the 1~0 Denton P~r 8~ 8t~; ~a
~, J~ ~ ee~ his c~it~ m~ ~d be~ ~e ~re e~cieat
~ac~ge of ~, ~tem tn ~tl~ ~he ~lfa~ ~ ~om~ri~y of the cittz~
~eia~es; ~d
~. he ~ the ki~ of ia~wi~ ~o ~ ~ o~
t~ m ai~ere imter~ ia ~he life ~d ~bei~ of ~1
~ e~e i~o co~t ~d ~ioate~ b~-~f ~o ~he pro~mit~ of ~di~
~er life ~thin the c~ity.
~ ~he al~ere ~d ~ ap~ia~ioa for J~ N~h. f~
offi~erm of t~ City of ~a~a. c~e t~m Remol~ioa to be fo~ tr~serib~
i~o ~ offial~ ~a~es of the 0ity of ~tom, T~, ~cate~ to the
P~'~ ~ this the l~h ~ of A~t, A.D.
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~ioa ~e ~ae4. ~ ~ c~ ~te ~1~ "~e". ~e~s "~e". ;e~l~
3. ~e C=~ ~=sl~re~ e~ of r~ae~ =ire ~ for a ~ioa of
· ~ · r~=e4 eite ~ for a ~ioa of ~.
P~er Jeff ~r at,re4 t~t t~e aite pl~ ~o~ ~e
~ a~ea ia bei~ ~o~d for this ~iom cf the ~
~ion ~ ~ by St~, seceded by E~i~ to
~ for a ~ion of ~ed d~o~ ~22 (~e A of the
Fi~) ~ the fo~ ~n~tio~: ~ion c~ied.
(A) P~:
P~ki~ is ~t~ed a ~e A ~ s~ on t~ site ~. ~itio2
~ ~ be r~r~ for t~e ~ea, in e~ of 1~ ~es, if this
~t of p~ ~es ~ p~ve to be
(~) ~',o,~s4:ruatioa of ~nfrutructure:
Coaau~-e~t ~ ~l~at o~ t~e first ~ of ~e &~
(~) ~ ~ lime f~ Or~ ~ow to & ~lmt om ~he ~h-
(A) Bite ~ il ~~d for a~v~ for a m~ of ~
~ sl~ ~ be ~t~ ~-ior to the issue of ~
(0) ~e s~ ~ ~ ~i~ fence ~ ~e ~h si~e of the
~e ~.
~ton ~l ~, ~he ~ ~ of C~erce ~ ~e ~nton
~A~, the put-pose of s~id festival i~ ~o ~er i~o a "~bi~" ~t~
~er or~i~tio~ fo~ t~ m~ b~efit off ~bi~ t~ta ~d re~o~ce~
~ ~de ~e ~th · ~le ~d ~eM~ble ~i~e;
~, it ia the go~ of s~d fenti~ to ~e
of ~cn, define the ~e~ ~ re~e~ o~
the q~ity of life;
~T~
~e Ci~y C~,--~ of ~he ~ity of Den~, T~s Joi~ the
~il, the ~mton C~ of O~ce ~ ~he ~on
c~e~ri~ ~e Spr~ ~i~ F~tiv~.
P~ ~ ~ ~s the l~h ~ of ~t, A.D. 19~.
~to~ ~ ~de ~ ~, seoon~ bY ~l~e~ ~t the ~emol~l~
~ ~a~. On ~ e~ ~te ~e~l~ "~e", G~i~ "~", ~ep~s "~e",
~l~e~ "~e" ~ St~ "~e". ~tion c~ed.
~d reg~ ~a for c~ice ad,tioga ~ ~th'a
ao~h ~. ~t ~ the ~d's opinion ~t ~he
Oity'a ~ C~. ~e ~ ~t~ ~~ to ~e~ to the Cit~
Co~e~ t~t the ~ ~ ~,~d.
of ~ ~ ~ ~ ~a for o~ce ~i~ ia ~th'm m~th
r~t~ ~mtion off a~t~y 28 ~s loc~ ~ ~e ~ mi~
off l~ 377 ~ ~le, T~.
Pl~ Jeff M~ ~sed ~t this ~ is
of ~e p~ltio~r's ~y v~ ~lu~ in a 19~ mtrip ~etion ~i~ ·
~tion ~ that ~ ~ ~t have ~ ~ t~em to ~ City i~h ~ he
~eivem ~ city me,cern. ~e ~me of the ~ioa s~ri~ ~o~
377 ~ other highs m~ci~ D~ton im to co~l ~1~ ~ these
by a ~tm of fi~ in fair ~d ~e in o~miti~.
~n m ~ by T~iaf~, s~n~d ~ ~1~ t~t the ~ition
of ~. ~. T. ~4th ~mti~ d~--e~tion of a~x~te~ 28 ~r~ ~eated
~ ~he ~st mi~ of ~ 377 ne~ ~le, T~ be ~. ~tion
August 19, 1980 Oomtimued
8.
(Al ~ ~ (W. ~, ~)
Orate ~e ~ae~. ~ ~ ~ ~e ~1~ "~e", ~e~, "~", Ee~l~
"~e", ~ "~ ~d ~ "~e". ~t~n c~e~.
O~e ~ ~le~. ~ ~ ~ ~e E~sl~ "~e", S~e~s "~e", ~1~
~ ~ ~ ~ ~, I~onded B~ T~i~ t~t the
O~e ~ ~. ~ ~ ~ ~e ~ "~e", Ee~l~ "~e", ~e~
~ ~ ~ ~ ~l~, secon~d ~ O~l~ t~t the
"~e", T~e~ "~e" ~d ~ "~". ~ti~ ~ie~.
"~e", T~er~ "~e" ~ ~ "~e". ~tion c~ied.
~, ~e Ci~ of ~ ~ It n~a~ to p~c~e & ce~n ~ of
~, ~ Oit~ ~cil of t~e City of D~ton ia of t~e opi~on t~ the
~st i~lt ~ ~l~e of the ~lc ~ be a~ by the ~e of the
~b~, the tit7 of Denton ~.d ow~e~ of la~d l~el, ~e ~,
9~,~.00 im ~ f~r ~ ~ee~ ~ of m~h ~m~ribe~
~c~a ~ ne~eme~ ~o O~e the t~mf~ of ~y ~ ~ao~bea
~ t~ o~er ther~f to ~e 0i~M of
~ ~ oe~n lot, tr~ or ~ of ~ ~ ~ ~ al~t~ in
~e Cit~ ~ Co~ of DenOn, S~te of T~, ~ be~ ~ of She
~r~ ~. Abm~r~t ~. ~6. ~ be~ ~ of ~t ~o. 1, ~o~ A of the
~ ~s In~tri~ ~E ~ ~ti~ to ~he City ~d C~ of ~nton,
~ao bei~ ~ of a t~t of l~d u co~ ~ ~a~ ~e
~lton ~pit, Jr., ~ s~i~ ~t~ ~ ~t~ A~t ~, 1979, ~d
~ ~o~ in Vol,~e 1003, ~e 703 of t~ ~d Re~r~ of ~ton
~ &t ~e a~t~t ~ of ~a t~, said ~Int of B~,,!~ bei~
~e i~e~n of the ~t ~ of ~ li~;
bei~ ~e e~ r~ of ~ line of ~ 5~ a ~et~e of 120 f~ to
~i~ for a
~ ao~h 1~e ~9' 22" e~ ~ ~at~e cf 1~.97 fee~ to & ~l~ fo~ a oc~r
~ the ao~h ~ line of s~d tr~ a~ be~ the ~h ~ line
~ ~h 8]' ~' 20" west ~ the ~h b~ l~e of s~d tract
~i~ ~ ~h ~ line of a ~i~e ~&d a ~at~ce of ~0 f~t to the
~e of beg~--i~ ~ cont~ 2,~00 a~ f~ of 1~, ~e or leas.
2. ~ ~it~ of ~on is h~eby ~r &~riz~ to ~
pl~ ~ ot~r n~ea~ ~d reuo~ble coats of
3. ~s ~e~I~i~ e~ t~e effect ~t~ f,~ ~d ~er
~a~e ~d a~v~ in ~co~ee ~th t~e p~visio~a of the ~ City ~.
P~ ~ ~ ~ t~ l~h ~ of A~, 1980.
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/,/
be ~1~. On ~ ~ ~e ~1~ ~e", ~e~l~ "~e~, S~ "~e",
T~i~e~ "~e" ~d St~ "~e". ~tion c~ied.
'1
Aught 19, 1980 Continued
(B) The ffoLl~ l~e~olut~m ~o~-~ the e~e of .~ ~1 of
1~ lo~ in the ~t7 of ~, ~, ~ ~re ~ ~c~b~ b~; ~d
W-~, ~ ~ Wcrib~ ~ of l~d w 1~ for bid on ~ 13, 19~
~d ~e ~ bid of ~ ~d 5~ ~ No/l~ ($1,~.00) ~ ~
~T:
~ t~ ~a ~, ~ or ~el off ~d ~ ~d Bel~ air.ted in the
o~
~b~ ~ h~ ~, W. ~ to the City o~ ~on ~ de~ ~te~ ~ 1D,
1D~ ~ ~o~ ~ V~ ~, ~ ~87 of the ~d ~or~ of ~on
~l~ ~ ~ ~ ~er off a~6 t~, maid ~imt of b~i~i~ ~
In t~ ~ ~ li~ of ~ ~ ~ ~d ~o ~ in ~e
~ ~, ~ t~ ~h ~ ll~ of m~ tr~, e~ bei~ ~e mouth
~ 1~ of 1~6 ~ f~ ~ht~f-~, a ~mt~-e of 150.0 f~t ~o a ~int
for & co~
feet ~ & ~ for & O0~;
~ ~, ~ the ao~h ~ l~e of a~d trot, a ~e of 1~0.0
f~ ~ a ~ f~ &
~ ~h, ~ the e~ ~ l~e of a~d trot, ~ bei~ the ~t
~ ~ cf ~ ~r~ ~, a ~at~ce of 1~.O fe~ to the pl~e of
b~-.~ ~ ~~ ~,~ sq~ f~t of 1~, ~ or l~s.
tr~ of ~.
~. ~e ~ cf ~ la h~ ~r a~riz~ ~ ~ its
3. ~ie ~~ ~ t~ e~ *~&te~ ~ ~ ~er ire
P~ ~ ~ ~e t~ l~h ~ of A~, 19~.
, .
~T:
C. J. TA~, ~., ~ A~
T~i~e~ "~e~ ~ ~ "~e~, ~ticn c~ied.
Augu~ 19, 1980 ~omtim~d
(C) The C~moil considered & Resolution ausp~nd/~ t~e effe~ive
~te for ~he ~aed ~e im resi~i~ ~ c~ai~
~e Oit7 of ~ton for 120 ~.
m,---~ ~nt~. Re ~e~ t~t the c~er ~ ~e ~8~ if
~e~ t~ ~.
RE S 0 L U..T I 0 ~
~ CO--ION, file~ ~th the City of D~n, T~ i~a ~at~ of
~. ~s~t to t~ ~aioua of Se~ion ~3(~) of ~lcle 1~ V.A.C.S.,
for a ~rio~ uf one h~ ~y (120) ~a b~a~ ~ ~te ~ ~h ~e
ao~e~e of ~tes ~ o~se ~ i~o eff~ im o~r to ~ ~ the
~, t~ effeeti~ ~e of t~ p~a~ ~ is ~r 1], 1980.
~t the effeotiva ~e ~r the ~a~ e~e ~ the reala~ti~
~t~ f~r ~ in the Oit~ of ~oa, Te~s~ bF ~ St~ ~ ~, a Division
(1~) ~ ~egi~ S~b~ 1~, 1980, ~ t~ the 0itz ~ ~ ~fi~ie~
t~ to ~ther inaction ~ revi~ ~ ~e the ~me~
P~ ~ ~0~ this the l~h ~ of A~,
0. .....
/s/ ....
~ion vas ~e b~ K~I~, s~ ~ ~l~e.,~ ~ the
"~e". T~iafe~ "~e" ~d ~ "~o". ~n
10. ~e ~,~eil c~i~ed a r~ti~ ~ tho P~ ~d Rec~ati~
~d re~tive ~ ~sed ~licy ch~e. c~i~ eo~ion of ~eoholic
beve~ in ~ Gi~c
~c~lie b~er~e c~l~ ~ the Ciao Cent~ ~ ~it~ ~ t~ City
~1~ $200 bui~ ~e ~sit, ~lice ae~i~, ~~
c~, ~tlee ~ ~ ~ ~ the b~ldi~, ~
re.e~ ~7 ~ ~i~ or ~ealasio= of ~lic b~el at the
Ci~c C~ter ~ be in c~i~ce ~th the T~ ~co~li= ~r~ ~de.
in ~he Oi~c Oe~er. ~ ~ed for 1~ of a second.
M~. ]~aa~ Omy of t~e Deafen ~e~efit Lea6ue prelente~ e~ce for
~ ~ ~id~ ap~ of a contact ~th ~fesmion~
~e ~r~ ~ ~ s~ated t~t bece~e the ~t~ T~
A~a~ Diatrie~ is r~ed ~ c~e the t~ ~ for 1~ for the Oit~
b~ef~
~i~ ~ ~ ~ T~i~e~o, ae~n~e~ by SteVens that the ~ntr~t
with ~fesm~ A~m~ O~ ~r a~male on the 1~1 t~ ~11 Be
~ Jeff ~ m~t~ ~t 't~ ~ity of ~nton p~memtlM ~ one
mt~ in ~on T~e ~elon ~ Or~ O~ ~ ~t~r steer in
fi~ or ~y m~ees be~ ~a~tmh~ tc the ~ location t~ s~ff
felt t~t o~ of ~ at--tm m~d be r~d.
of D~t~ ~ ~ a ~iei~t~ ~t ~th ~b Jonem to ~ the
City ~ i~ a"4 &~d t~a i~t~t~n ~d the ~ities ~d
of a ~iai~tl~ ~t ~th ~b Jonea ~e a~oved ~ t~e ~t~ ~t
~iaon Co~r, ~., ~ ~ a ~t~t ~ t~ Oity of ~nt~ ~or the
The Council conm~del'ed ~ of f~ ~ to ~ Cons~lon
~ flor ~t~t2~on off ~0' o~ ~" ~ter ~ne ~ ~ ~.
~itiem Dire~or ~b N~son stated
co~2on. A 1" co~ct~on wu ~b at ~.00, ~ i t~ due cf $~2,~.k0.
~ ~ ~t~ 5~ ~ the ~o~t
~r St~ ~ked t~t ~t~ A-~, ~Ld ~8~, D~ ~y~te,
~omr~, Be r~d f~ the ~ ~en~.
Co~ ~e~ be ~d ~t2 the &~ve
Itm 2 to ~e~ ~cia~ea
(~) B~d ~8~7, ch~c~s for
It~ 3 ~ ~a~er ~c~ ~t $21~.~/~
It~ 6 to Staffer ~c~
(3) Bid ~879~, oils a lubric~a, ~ to Ca~he~ Oil
~ of De.on.
~ ~ r~ 1~ off ~
(~) ~d 1~92, s~e of re~ eatate, ~ed to
(1) Fi~ ~t of ~li~r ~o~h ~ition a~.
(2) Fi~ ~ of 1~ ~
17. ~tlon ~ ~e ~ ~1~, ae~
~stributi~ tr~afo~ra, be a~ed ~ fo~:
19. ~e O~=il ~o~se~ 1~ ~ec~ive S~mion at 9:~ p.m. to
20. ~* ~il ~~ i~ ~lic SeasOn ~ 10:10 p.m. ~o
~, t~ Oi~y Of ~n ~ it neeesm~ to ~e a ee~n t~ of
1~ ~ed in ~ City of ~, ~, ~ ~re ~ ~sc~iB~ ~; ~
~, ~ Cit~ ~e~ of t~ Ci~ of ~n ia of the opi~on ~h~t the
i~e~t ~ ~e of t~ ~blie ~1 be s~d ~ the ~e of the
NOW, ~, ~ ~ ~L~ BY ~ C~ C~ O~ '~ O~ OF D~, ~.
~T:
1. ~ ~ty At%~ is h~e~ a~ho~zed to ~e~e ~t~ 1~
~o~t~ ~ ~ ~ c~e t~ ~sfer of ~y so ~soribe~
bel~ ~ t~ ~ ~f ~ the Oi~ of ~n:
A t~t ~ 1~ mit~t~ ia the ~ of ~on, ~ate of T~, bei~ ~
of the ~ ~ (~1~38), ~d bei~ m~mt~ti~y the e~e 1~ ~r
contr~t of 8~e ~ the V~ ~d ~ of T~ to B~ D. ~o~toa
~ at ~e ~ ~ ~o the ~ D. ~ton, et ~, ~ ~ R.
~ison ~i~ aIt~t~ in t~ e~ line off ~ ~ ~ bei~ the c~n
line ~ e~ ~ 8~ ~ the C. M. We~ S~ (~1~1) ~d ·
sou~h ~ 1~ ~ ~he A. ~. ~ ~, ~i~ ~i~ of b~i~ ~o
~l~d ~ ~ ~ ~tea~ 17, 196~ ~ ~or~ed in Vol~ ~ ~t ~
'~'~ ~ ~he ee~ ~ f~ s~d ~, ~ bei~ the ~ line ~
s~d H~on ~y ~ t~ ~ ~5 s~d ~ua p~pe~y ~ ~he A~a I.
~X~, ~ ~, ~iea ~ ~ le~, ~d the c~m l~e b~ ~id
~n ~ ~ t~ r~t ~ ~ W~ S~ ~ ~e B.B.B. ~a c.a.a.
to s~d ~n ~ 8~ ~i~, mi$~tea in the ~h b~ l~e
~r the J. H. C~is, Jr.,
~h 87e ~' ~, 672.~ f~ ~o & 2-~ i~ pi~ fo~ the ~o~ ~
~e ffo~ ~d ~n
no~h ~ ~2' ~, 1~7.~ f~ ~ the ~t~ of b~i~, eo~t~ 20.387
~ Au~mt 19, 1980
2. The Ci~y of Denton is hereby further &u~horised to ~ ~ D.
~ ~ ~r of ~aid ~elcri~ed ~p~y. coali~ti~ in ~ ~t of
its ~lage ~ a~ in ~co~am ~th ~he pro,sloss of ~he ~nton
~ ~ ~ t~s the 19th ~ of A~t, 19~.
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.
"~e", T~i~e~ "~e" ~ ~ "~e". ~t~n ~ie~.
~, the City of ~ton f~ it ne~emm~ ~ ~e a ~n tr~ of
~d ~ea~ In the City of ~on, Te~, ~d ~ ~ ~ac~ be~;
~, t~ City Co,oil of ~he City of ~ il of ~ opi~ that t~
~er~ ~n~ ~f~ of ~e ~blic ~1 be ee~ ~ the ~c~e of tbs
of r~ estate described bel~; ~d
~. the Cit~ of ~on ~d ~ of a~ ~cel, Bi~ ~h ~ ~fe.
i~ ~ fair ~d ~d ~ of ~h desc~bed
~T:
1. ~e Oi~ Atto~y ia hereby surprised ~o ~e ~ leg~
~o~ts ~ amc~m~ to o~ete the t~f~ of ~7 ~ ~c~b~
A t~ of 1~ ait~t~ In the ~ty of D~on, ~e of T~, ~ be~
fe~ cf l~d ~. a ~ cf ~e ~r of a 10 ~re t~ of 1~
in t~ Willi~ ~oyd ~, Abater No. ~ ~ e~e~ to ~ ~ch. et
~, ~ ~ ~t~ ~o~ 2~, 1~7~ ~d ~r 20, 1~, ~e~de~ in
a o~ ~re t~t, sit,ted ia ~he ~. B. ~tt~ S~, Ab~r~t No. ~.
~ co--ed to ~ ~h ~ ~eed ~ r~o~ in Vol~ ~10. ~e 6~. ~ed
~ of said co~y said 19~.~ aq~e f~ of ~d, ~ o~ 1~, be~ ,
~ at t~e ~eet co.er of the ~i~ ~o~ ~, ~at~t No.
~d at the ~hm~t ao~ of a O.~6 ~ t~ of l~d c~ t~ H~
~ IO~h ~ ~2' ~0" e~ ~o~ the ~h line of said 10 ~re t~t ~d
the ~h l~e off t~e ~li~ ~oyd S~ & ~lt~oe of 1~.~ fe~ ~ a
for a co--r; ~d ~t ~lo bei~ the ~lt ~er of the a~resaid
19, 19 o Coat =ued 69
TH~CE ~u%~O~' 10' ~" ~ ~ t~e w~t l~e of sai~
~e of ~8.~ f~ ~ a ~t ~r a co~ said ~in~ ~ei~ t~e a~e~
~RCE 8~ ~' ~ ~9" ~ ~o~ the line of ~aid
T~ s~ ~' ~' ~" ~ ~ t~e ~at ri~t cf ~ lime of ~li~t
~ (a ~1~ ~) a di~e ~f. ~.16 f~t t~ a ~int for a co~er~ said
~ be~ ~ t~e ~ ~t ef ~ lime of a~4 ~lig~ ~ ~ the ~h-
TH~CE ,~h ~' ~0' ~" ~ ~ the ~t line of said Wi~i~, t~c~ a
d~st~e of ~0.0~ f~ to a ~i~ ~r a ~; s~d
~E~ ,~h ~ ~1' ~" ~t ~ the ,~th lime of amid Vig~ t~t a
distance of ~.~ f~ ~ a ~i~ for a ~ in the ~t right of ~ of
~ the ~ ri~ of ~ of StYe ~ 288 aa folly:
THENCE
~2 ~' ~3' ~' e~ a ~l of 83.18 f~ to a ~t~ ~or a oo~er in ~he
~0~h r~t of ~ l~ of U.S. ~ ~;
~OE ~ the ~h ~ o~ ~ l~e of U.S.
~h 7~ ~' ~" ~t a ~o of 133.~ feet;
~a~h ~ kl~ ~" ~ a ~e of 1~.73 f~t
T~ ~h Of ~' ~2" e~ ~ ~he ~h line of
t~et a ~ee cf 169.77 fe~ ~o a ~ for ~ co~ ia t~ ~t line of
~ ~ ~ ~ of the ~ ~ S~
~ ~fe, ~ ~e ~h ~ ~s of s~d ~acribed
3. ~is ~luti~ s~ t~e eff~t ~e~&tel7 ~ ~ ~er its
~e ~ ~ in ~e~e ~th the ~isiona of the ~ton Oi2y ~er.
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70 co aii
~e~il~ Ca.13.ed ~e,~ of ~he City Co--il of t~ Oi~ o~ D~a, ~exu,
~ ~, 19~ &~ 7:~ p.m., la ~he Co~c~ ~ber of the ~oi~
1. ~ ~cil conai~d ~ ~e by ~tati~ of ~he
~t~ Co~f~tion for ~les of ~en~ti~ thei~ ~ ~.
~e J~i~ of the D~ton C~t~ Comfe~tion ~aed t~t the
~ter Demton ~s ~cil ~ei~a ~$ o~ the ~e~ of 15 o~ the
~e~y t~ ~d the ~to= Co~ty ~atoric~ O~aaioa ~=eiv~ ~0~. ~e
~ t~ r~eived in 1979 ~ $2~,$~. ~. J~ pr~t~ a ~Zicatio~,
"~oric~ ~kera of De~om O~ty~ to e~h ~il
Olo~m ~rri~n of t~ G~mter ~ton ~m C~e~ ~v~ed t~ their
~ted b~t w~ $~,000. ~at ~ w~e by ~t, lnc~e off dues ~d
~c~ ~tions.
~e ~r t~ed ~. ~e~i~ ~ ~. ~rrieon for ~
~e ~ e~i~ ~ o~ a r~ue~ f~ the ~om ~
~ ~ to ~e~i~e ~on Spri~ ~i~: t~ at,aa C~ll, cae ~ West
~, ome on ~ ~ ~ ~aai~ly ome or ac other
~ti~ ~ ~e by V~a, aeco~ ~ 5t~ to ~ the
3. ~ ~o~cil ~i~d a~ of est~liahi~ a ~ed t~ rate
~r ~eee of a ~lic he~i~ on the 1~8~81 ~rat~ ~t.
Fi~ce Director ~N~ ~a~ t~ ~e ~h in T~t~ legialati~
~ a ~lic h~i~. ~ law r~r~ that inte~ to lac~e t~a
~blicati~. ~ e~h ~cll M~ber ~tea ~11 ~ ~ t~e ~blica~lcm.
~lic b~ri~ is schemed for ~b~ ~, 1~80, ae ~ Co~ ~ ~e om
a ~e~ t~ l~ae ~ 11~ to $1.38/$100
~ fo~i~ ~ the ~ ~ ~ r~re~ to ~e ~ the
b~ ~ on t~ t~ ~te.
~te of $1.38 ~ $1~ ~tion for ~s~aion a~ a ~lio h~ ~ S~ 9,
~e Co--il ~id~d a~o~ of a co~r~t ~th ~ ~
~ Nati~ Reso~o~ A~ C~oil ~ a ~t ~ ~Re Ci~ of ~nton
for a ~~ive ~ co~tion ~.
~sis~ City ~ ~ ~le ~e~ that t~ Cit~ o~ ~ton ~
been sel~ted ~ one of fo~ cities in T~s to be a~ x ~ ~ the
~ ~r~ ~atiom~Re~e Advi~ C~cil for a ~ g~t. ~e ~d
ia to ~fo~ the t~ mociated ~th ~se ~ of C~. ~e tot~ co~ ~r
~e p~ is b~ at $7~,850, wi~h ~t ~ ~d~ $~1,3~ of the
t~, ~d ~ ln-~ ~tch ~ the Cit~ of $2~,~00. A~ ~ce~e ~d si~i~
o~ the oo~te, ~rk ~ the ~oJ~ ~11 B~in 5e~b~ 1, 1~ ~ ~11 fo~
~e p~sed ~e eched~e for ~ ~n~. ~ee ~ ~11 te~te ~n o~ beffo~
~ber 1, 1~1 ~h the ~elo~t of the Fi~ A~ion Pi~.
~tion ~m ~e by ~, s~on~ by Y~a to ~ the City ~r
to a~ the ~r~ c~e~tion oont~. ~ion o~ed ~~.
a~ected u o~ of f~ cities to reaeive a contr~.
The following CrUise ~ lmreeemted:
Mm~ion ~e ~ ~ ~, s~ ~y Vela the~ t~e Ore--ce ~e
~i~ "~", ~ "~e"~ ~ "~e"~ Ve~ "~e", ~iafe~ "~e' ~
~ "~e". ~ioa e~e~.
~e Co--il a~ed a re~a~io~ ~ the ~io S~
C~eaion ~ ~lt ~t t~e H~~ent m,ke the ~-3~ ~ntqe ~
~o~ the ~ 2~ ~ ~p 288 ~ ~ 77.
~ S~a etat~ t~t ~ A~t 13 the T~io C~mion he~
r~t ~ resists of ~p ~Z. ~e C~asion ~i~ ~e to re~
t~ ~quea~ be ~ ~ t~ ~ ~nt. ~e staff h~ c~ the
~si~ office ~ th~ ~ sine r~ions, b~ i~cated thnt a ~
~efi~te ~r e~ ~ o~ai~d ~ the ~strict orifice in ~1~. ~e o~
cost i~ ~ ~ si~. 8i~e this la on t~ F~e~ a~t~, this
~ effo~ ~ ~his ~ mo~ ~e it a a~e ~ to enter the ~.
~i~ ~ -~- ~ Ve~, me~ ~ ~o~ to ~ct the City
~yt~e~ to p~e · ~a~ ~ the T~ ~ De~ to ~e t~
O~ission to close ~a~ C~ ~d at the interaectiom of ~ Creek
~er 1~ ~t ~ ~t~ti~a, th~ ~ted to rec~d to the
l~ge ~o~ of t~ff~c, ~, ~d litter ~ c~ad ~ t~ffic to the
Pi~ 0r~ ~ ~ to ~r~ the City Atto~ to ~e ~ a~priate
8. ~e ~ co~i~ed a ~q~at of ~d F~ for a ~iv~ on the
vest ai~ cf ~11 ~w~ O~ ~
~ F~r ~d ~hit~ ~field described the ~bl~ of one ~
at,eta ~ ~ ~e ~ be a ~ n~ative effect of t~ t~ffic ~
O~ ~ b~a~e of t~ ~v~ta into th~ lo~. ~r,
~f the 1~ of the ai~ ~ O~ & Hic~ ~d ~he ~ l~es of tr~fic in
the so~h ~d ~r~n ~ t~ ~m of ~i~ss fo? the ~iem l~te~ on
t~s aide, this a~ive e~f~ ~ Be ffair~ ~1. ~ staff ~e~ ~t see
~i~ S~a ~aed ~t ~t~ ~at ~lll be bo~e ~ the d~el~r.
~e ~le C~i~ ~ r~ this ~d felt t~t · ~i~ in t~im location
~d ~t me~c~: ~ tr~c ~ on C~ll became of the si~s at
b~h O~ ~
~r ~ e~d t~t he ~d ~t ~te for ~b c~m ~
~e~.
~ion ~ ~ ~ V~, m~on~d b~ ~ins to a~o~ · o~b ~t on
~on ~ ~or, ~i~r ~s, be ~int~ ~i~rson fo~ the 1~ ~ted
~&tio~ ~ ~ in ~ton. ~t~n c~ ~17.
10. A s~a~ re~ on ~A was
~A ~ M~ Vel~, rep~sent~ t~ City of' ~t~, ~ the
fo~ re~: ,
(A) S~e of bo~ ~ bean c~,~te~ ~th a fa~e intreat
(B) ~A ~ ~ 100,000,~0 t~s of li~te.
(0) ~A ~s r~ei~d a ~ ~it ~ the ~e.
(D) ~A ~ ~ s~fic~t litigation at this t~.
(E) A t~asi~ line is ~i~ ~t~ into ~ton.
(F) ~e fo~ cities ~ve t sy~ to ea~ ~ ~
~ the ~at effioie~ ~t.
(~) ~e ~i~ fi~ ~ giv~ ~A its best r~ ~e~.
~r ~ ~ ~t the ~A ~d, ~er ~ ~f ~
~ ~ ~ts on t~ City C~cil ~e~ ~.
City ~er Wa~ stated t~t ~e~ c~ata ht~ b~n r~el~
~ ~i~ contr~o~ r~ t~ ~e~sl.~ of ~ ~eate on City
co~n ~ta. It &~e ~t t~ ~o~ ~ ~ s~t the
~ed ~ ~c~e~ ~ ~he City. P~ of ~e ~bl~ lie~ in the
~lQe of t~ fi~ p~tB ~fore the ~,o~ ~. ~ t~e
~ t~ir a~. ~'~ &~ t~t 1~ ~g C~ ~&~e ~ for
m~t ~11~ ~d ~ for the a~esa~ ~i~l. ~e ~tt~i~all of ~i~
~i~l. ~th the City is ~ly d~ish~. ~ig ~$ter ~ be~
~th ~ City A~to~, ~ ~ ia of ~he e~ioa t~t this ~tioe of
fi~ ~ta ~ t~ ~ ~d the Oi~y ~ ia ~~. Ne
~ t~e ~ ~d the Co~ m~ve the eomt~e on t~eee
~J~a, t~ m~ ~so a~ ~ of the eclat ~ee, ~ it ~d
~. ~c~ ~i~ & ~~n ~ the P~ ~
~d ~tive to the el~&~il~t of a ~o~i~ o~ in e~Ut ~ton.
the e~s~t of a ~r~tio= c~ter in I~ ~o~ M s~ ~ ~,lible.
Ve ~r ~ti~ of the el~t~ aeh~l ~ t~ ~i~ &t ~e
~1, if a~!~ble".
C~ I~ ~d ~ Bri~ of Io~ ~ ~ ~ a~he~t
8C~1 ~ m~ al a t~ ree~ion c~ter. ~ ~re 8a~l ii
o~ ~ the ~ton I~n~ Sc~i ~it~ct, ~ is a~ bei~ ~ ~ the
t~t ~s M ~te~ti~ site c~ ~ f~ for t~ 2~ eliea~i ~ ~rki~
in the ~, it ~d Be ~ffic~t to gi~ ~ the ~ at ~il
I~i~ ~ ~-~ ~1o refe~ the Co--il to I ~ldi~ ~ off
~iM ~i~. It ~ ~i~ed ~ ~t this bu~ wM ~
~e Oit~ ~S~ ~1~ ~t $7,~ ~ im the bu~ for ~
P~k ~i~. He ~ ~t we ~ ha~ ~ffio~ty in fi~ui~ the
~s~ ~t~ ~1~ & ~l~a to the ~bl~ t~t ~bers of the c~ty have
eaid ~e ~&~e ~ ~ lo~ ~ o~looked ~ the Cit~. ~ion
13. ~ ~ ~e~ ~ ~ee~i~ Session at 10:~ p.m. to ~sc~s
1~ ~, ~ estate, ~el ~ ~d
follo~ ~:
~ESO~UT IO~
~, ~e OitF of ~ ~ i~ nec~s~ to ~e & ce~a t~t of
~, ~ OL~ ~ of t~ 0it~ of ~on ia of the opi~ ~ the best
l~e~lt ~ ~ of t~ ~ic ~ be le~d ~ the ~e of the p~oel
1, ~e Oit~ At~ is h~e~ ~uthorize~ to pr~e ~te~
~c~te ~ ~ea~ ~ ~e the ~f~ of p~ so ~mcrib~ ~1~
~I~ 0.3~ of ~ ~ of 1~, ~ or l~a, ait~e~ in the B.B.B.
~n~d ~ J. ~ ~ts ~ ~fe, ~ ~its, to ~o~d A. H~ris ~ ~d
~t~ ~ 17, 19~2 ~eo~ in Vol~e ~0, P~e 2~, ~ Reco~ of
Oo~ty, T~m; I~ 0.~1 of ~ ~ of ~d bei~ ~re ~ic~ly deeoribed
~ a~ · ~ia~ of imt~i~ o~ t~ ~ati~ west ri~t of ~ line of
~3~ ~ t~ ~h ~ l~e of e~ 1~.8 acre tract off ~d,
~so ~i~ ~h ~ ~2' ~2~ ~ a ~a~e of ~7~.~1 fe~ ~ ~e AT
~OE ~h ~ ~6' ]~" ~t ~ t~ I~d ~isti~ ri~t of ~ for & ~st~ce
~ ao~h 01' ~' ~" ~at ~ the a~d ~ia~i~ rl~t of ~ line for
~st~e of 2~.7~ f~ to a
· ~'~oS ~h ~' ~3' 28" ~t ~ t~ ~aed souther~ ri~t of ~ line of
~se~ ~ 288 ~r t ~e of ~2~.30 fe~ to ~ ~int in the ~h
line of a~d 1~.8 ~
~ ~ 88' ~' ~" ~t for a ~e of ~2.~ f~ to the ~e of
be~i~
~. ~ City of ~on is h~eby ~ a~rised ~ ~ Co~ia
C. ~rie ~ ~ of a~ ~e~hed ~y, consideration in the ~ of
$B,8~.00 ~e ~ioe, ~ ~r~ fees.
3. ~s R~ol~a ~1 t~e eff~t ~e~&tel7 f~ ~
~s~ ~ ~ ~ ~oc~ee ~ t~ ~si~s of t~ ~nt~ City ~er.
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C~ OF D~N, ~8
be p~med. On roll call vote 8tephena "a~ve", ~o~in~ "a~e", ~e~ilez "aye", Vela
"aye", ~ensley "aye", Taliafem-o "aye" and 5teeart "a~e". Motion
(B) Motiom ~ ~de by Tali&fel. ro, seconded b~ ~pki~
(C) ~i~ ~ m~ by ~o~, e~oz~d by ~ to r~iot
Wi~i~ to the ~ow ~epit~ ~. ~ti~ c~ried ~~.
(D) ~ticn ~ ~e by Vela, leo~ By ~e~ to a~l~
~e to the OaBle Tel~eion ~. ~tion c~ied ~.
Meeti~ ad~ourced at ll:~ p.m.
8~t~bmr ~,
Regular M~etl~ of t~ Ci~y C~il of ~e City of ~m~oa, Te~ mt 7:00 p.m.,
~es~, Se~er 2, 1~ in the Oo~e~ Ch~ber of the ~ici~ ~ldi~.
~'Au M~r St~, ~r ~ T~ T~iafer~, M~er~ ~ephen~, Henal~.
~il~, ~o~ ~d Vela; CitM ~er C~is H~g; City At~o~
C. J. T~lor ~d City ~e~t~ B~o~ Holt.
1. ~e C*~cil ~aide~ ~ion of ~ or~e r~di~ the ~ltion
of Mr. Joe ~1~, ~ueat~ ~tion of a~rox~te~ 6.2 ~r~ of l~d
located a~x~t~ 1,260 fe~ wear off Interstate 35-W abo~ 1,101 fe~ ~u~h
of Zi~r ~tor V~.
~e a~iom of the ~11~ Ordi~e- will constit~e fi~l action
with rea~ to ~mtion of ~hia 6.2 ~re tract. It hms ~evio~ r~eived
favorable eo~i~er&~i~ ~ the Co~cil, ~d the Pl~i~ ~d Zoni~ C~esion
rec~en~ ~.
~e fo~ O~n~ce ~e ~esented:
O~ ~8~67 (Joe ~1~)
~ O~I~E ~ A ~ OF ~ CO~I~OUS ~ ~AC~ TO ~ C~Y OF
~X~Y 6.~ AC~S ~ ~ LYI~ ~ BErG 8~'A'~ IN 'A'~ 00~ OF D~'ON,
C~, ~; ~G %~ ~ ~ AGRI~ "A" DI~I~ ~O~Y;
~iou ~s ~ ~ ~i~, s~onded By T~iafer~ t~t the Ore--ce
be ~ssed. ~ ~ c~l ~te Vela "~e", He~ley "~e", Galley "~e", SteVens
(A) ~or St~ o~ned a ~blic heari~ on the petition of
Joe Bel~ (Z-I~i), req~tl~ list ind~tri~ (DI) ~oni~ classificati~
· trot tct~i~ app~=tely 6.2 ~res located ap~x~ately 1260 feet west
of 1-35W m~ut 1,101 feet south of Zt~er ~tor V~s. ~e p~itioner is
p~pe~y.
No o~ a~e ~ the p~ition, ac the he~i~ was closed.
~er Jeff M~ ~vised t~t the Pl~i~ ~d Zoni~ C~ission
r~e~
~ti~ ~ ~ ~ ~na, s~on~d by Galley t~t the p~ition
be a~ed, ~n c~ed
(B) ~r St~ o~e~ a ~blic h~i~ on ~he p~ition of the
~nton Hie~ric ~k C~aicn, requesti~ historic l~a-~ (N) zoning
desi~tion at 123 N. ~ Str~. ~e p~pe~y is ~ed by Mr. ~1 ~yd
~d ia ~ ~ie~ly ~eecrl~d ~ ~l~y ~t 2, Block 301.
~er h~ 1 a~ la flair, b~ none in op~si~ion. ~e
e~sed the h~i~.
~er Jeff ~er stated t~at it ia the concensus of the
~k ~a~iom t~t the R. C. Scri~e ~ilding a~ 123 ~. E~ me~a
the 1~ cri~e~i~ ~r ~a~ric l~rk ~ai~ion. Additio~ly,
for rec~ltion ~ a ~cor~d T~ hi,eric l~k is in
Co~cil M~ co~a~ Mr. ~d, ~er of the 100 ~ar old
b~l~i~.
~t~n w~ ~e ~ ~e~, ~econded by Vela t~t ~he p~ition
ap~ed. ~tiom ca~ied
Sept~ber 2, 1980 Continued
3. Nm. Nellie ~arshall, representin~ the Golden Trien~le Nail,
~he Co~cll ~d ~ployee. of ~he City of ~nton to the ~d o~n$~ of the ~l.
~e p~ic~ly ~ged tha~ Co~cil M~bers ~d other City ~e &~end the
9:~0 a.m. ribbon cutti~ on Se~ber 10, 1~80.
4. ~e Co~cil considered ~ apiaries By Lester Norstm~m-, repre~enti~
~ne Star Gas relative to their request for inter~ rate relief.
Fl~e Direct Bill ~N~ stated t~t the p~sed rate ~t~ct~
~d incre~e resid~ti~ ~tes m~ut ~ ~r ~1 6~, lo~r c~rci~ rates
~d Be sliit ~d l~tri~ rates wo~d be rmis~ ~ 0.7%. He ~ded t~t
the ~ ~d p~de ~nter-s,~-r ~fferenti~s which wo~d see residenti~
ra~em ~ up a~ut 10~, O~ober thro~ ~7 ~d go ~ bel~ the ~esent ra~es
im the s~er
~tion ~s ~e ~ T~lafer~, s~onded by Nensl~ ~o de~ the
~Q~m~ for ~ rate lncre~e ~r ~ne St~ ~t~ ~her at~. ~tion
5. ~e Co~cil co~idered mpprov~ of a site pl~ for a ~ion of plied
develo~ent (~6). ~is ~ope~y Is loca~ between Color~ Bogeyed
the ~ Rmll~ i~ediate~ no~hwest of ~p 288.
Plier Jeff ~er ~vised that ~ cl~zification ~a m~wed for
this trot in 1R~ ~d wm~ ~ded im 1973. ~e developer
p~ae~ site pl~ ~r develo~ent of a T~g~ ~ore ~d ~t~r r~ail outl~.
~ti*n was ~e ~ Gall~, ae~nded by ~opkine to ~ce~ the ~ite
pl~ for ~ ~ion of ~6 with the follo~ conditions:
(A) Ad~ua~e ~ki~ a~l be pr~ided ~ per City of Denton
zoni~ ordin~ce.
(B) ~ d~ached signs ~e pent,ed on the site; each of the sig~
must obsess at le~t a 25 foot eetb~k ~ the pro~y line.
(C) ~r ~rimtions in the pl~nt of the buildi~e s~l be
pe~tted.
(C) Variations in the pl~ent of TP & L tr~m~ssion t~rm
s~l be pe~tted.
M~ion c~ried.
6. O~C~:
~e follo~ Ordi~es were ~ese~ted:
(A) O~CE ~-68 (Joe Belew)
~ ~ ~ ~b~ ~ 'x'~ CODE OF ORD~C~ ~ ~ C~ OF
BY O~X~E NO. ~-1, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~.~ ~ ~O~Y 6,278 ~S OF
~tion wam ~e ~ Hopkins, s~o~ded ~ Medley t~t the Ordi~ce
be ~esed. ~ ~11 c~l ~te Vela "aye", Stephens "aye", ~il~ "~e",
"~e", Eo~i~ "~e", T~iafe~o "~e" ~d St~ "~e". ~tion e~ried.
OITY ~ D~N; ~OV~I~ ~R C~SIF~CATION OF ~YONS ~R T~ F~ D~-
~ ~ ~ C~Y ~ D~N; ~ ~I~ ~ 0~ ~ ~OL~IO~ ~N
Motion w~ ~e ~ Stephens, seconded by Vela that the O~-a~ce be
p~aed. On ~11 c~l ~e ~il~ "~e", Vela "aye", Ne~l~ "~e",
"~ye", Stephe~ "~e", T~iafer~ "aye" ~d St~ "~e". Motion ca~ied.
Se~ember 2, 1980 Continued
7.
(A) The following Resolution regarding e~e~tion of a w~ty
~ed a~ri%i~ ~he ~s~a~ of a ~r~t of l~d located on the no~he~t co~er
of De.son ~r~ ~d She~ ~i~ to ~rg~ S~n ~a p~eaented:
~$S OLUT I 0 ~
~, ~he Ci~ of Denton fi~ it n~essa~ to ~is~se of a ce~ain trot of
l~d locat~ in the City of ~nton, T~s, ~d more
~S, ~he bel~ d~cribed ~eel of l~d ~s let for bid on A~at 5, 1980
~d the hi.st bid of Five H~d ~ty-Five ~d No/lO0 ($525.00) ~lla~
~s mwe~ to ~rg~
~, ~he Oity of ~on ~d ~c~er of s~d p~cel, Morg~ Salmon, ~ree
t~t m eo~ideration of $$25.~ ia a fair ~d ~reed ~ue of such describ~
1. ~e City Atto~ is h~eby authorized to pre~e ~atever leg~
~T:
~c~s ~e aeeeaaa~ ~o c~e the tr~sfer of p~pe~y zo described below;
~1 t~$ ce~a~ lot, trae~, or ~el of l~d lyi~ ~d being sit.ted in the
City ~d ~ty of D~ton, ~tate of Texas, ~ bei~
S~, Abstr~t No. ~, ~d bei~ ~ of ~t No. 10, ~o~k
~ ~dition, ~ ~ion to the Ci~y/Co~ty of Denton, ~d ~so being ~ of
~ trot of l~d ~ conv~ ~ No~ R. Wiggs ~d wife, Vera A. Wi~s to the
City of ~nton by ~ed ~ted ~ 10, 1968 ~d recorded in Vol~e 566, ~e
255 of t~ ~e~ R~o~a of D~ton Co~ty, Texas, ~d more ~ic~ described
~ fo~:
~I~ at the no~eat ~er of said tract, said ~int of begi~i~ also
~i~ in ~ e~t r~t of way line of ~enison streets
T~E e~t ~o~ the no~h ~ line of said trot, a dist~ce of 150.0
feet to a ~int fo~ a ocher, a~e bei~ the uo~he~t co~er of said trot;
T~CE so~h ~o~ ~he e~t b~ line of s~d trot a dist~ce of 35.0 feet
to a ~int for a co.er;
~CE ~h ~ 05' ~" ~t a ~st~ee of 150.08 feet to a ~int for a corner
in the west ~ line of sai~ trot, a~e bei~ the east right of ~ line
of De. son
~CE no~h ~o~ the west ~ line of said tract, s~e being the east
riSt of ~ lime of ~son St~t a ~ist~ce of 30,0 feet to the place of
begl~ ~ contmi~ ~87~,90 sq~e f~t of land, ~re or less.
~OVID~ f~h~ ~hmt sti~ ~pa~y ah~l be zoned Si~l~F~ily "~-7" District
~d no o~b ~tm ~1 ~ p~tted on ~aon ~reet or ~e~ ~i~ on the
above dese~bed ~r~ of l~d.
2. ~e Cit~ of ~on is hereby ~her aut~rized to ~ its share
of the ~ess~ ~d ~so~ble coats of closi~.
3. ~iz Resolution s~l t~e effeat ~ediately fr~ ~d m~er its
~sage ~ m~ in ~eor~ee ~th the p~visions of ~he ~nton City Cha~er.
P~ ~ ~ this the ~ ~ of ~t~er, 1980,
C~ OF ~ON, ~
September 2, 19§0 Continued
0. J. TAYLOR, JR., CIT~ ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEF~AS
~tion w~ m~e ~ Steph~, se~on~ by Ho~im~ t~ ~he ~din~ce
~e p~aed. On roll c~l vote Henaley "~e", Velm "aye"~ Gmll~ "~e", Ho~i~
"~e", Ste~s "~e", T~iafe~o "~e" and 8t~ "~e". ~tion c~ied.
(B) ~e ~ollo~ Remolution &ppro~ the image of ~eriea B
~ ~d Series C ~n~ for the No~h T~ Hi$~ Education Aut~rity
~eaem~ed:
RESOLUTION
~, this ~ve~i~ bo~. re~uested certain individ~s to p~ceed to
r~rg~ize ~ r~establish a ~n-p~fit co~ratioa p~s~t to ~he T~ae Non-
~ofit Co~tion Act, for ~he ~ae of f~heri~ ed~ati.~a~ op~ities
of stu~nts by provi~ ~da for the ac~mitiom of stude~ lo~a; ~d much
~ been acc~lished, the eo~ra~ion bei~ ~ ~ the "No~h Tex~ Higher
~ucmtion A~t~ri~y, Inc,"; ~d
~, the No~h T~ Higher Education Aut~ri~F, I~.. ~ ~ceeded in
the ~lo~ent of a ~ of doi~ ~sineaa ~d i~ is now appellate for this
~ve~l~ b~ to a~rove ~he actio~ t~; n~, therefore,
~ION I.
~s governi~ ~ ~a been ~vised ~ the No~h T~ms Higher E~mtion
Aut~rity, Inc,~ (the "Cor~ration")~ ~hat much ~ration u~n a~ ~her~f
b~ the g~e~i~ bodies of the Cities of Denton ~d Arli$om, Te~, p~aea
~o ism~ revenue bon~; t~t suoh ~n~ w~d ~e initi~ l~u~ ~ "Series
~s in the ~regate princi~ ~t of up to $6,0~,000 ~d "Series
~ in ~he ~regate pri~i~ ~ of up to $35,000,000 ~d t~t
~uda ~d ~ p~able ~m ~d be sec~ed by a ~e~e of revenues ~erived
or ~ re.on of the ~ership of atu~nt lo~ ~tes ~ investment lucre a~er
~tioa of s~h ez~nses for operati~ the lo~ p~gr~ aa ~y be a~cifie~
by t~ b~nd resolution or t~t indent~e a~rizi~ or see~i~ much
~d ~ ~nt ther~f.
~e Series B ~n~ (up to thm ~i~l~ ~t of $6,~,000) ~e issued to
obt~n ~da with w~=h to p~c~e S~uaent ~ Notes ~ich ~ ~teed
~r the p~aiona of the Nigher E~eation ~t of 1965, ~ ~en~e~, ~d
~ta~li~ ce~n reae~a ~d the Series O ~ (up to the pri~i~
of $35,~0,000) ~11 be lssu~ for the ~ores~ ~a~, for the ~me
of ~i~ ce~ain ~es ~d for ~he p~ae of ~ off ~d ~
Series B
If the Series B ~a ~ ~t re~e~ b~ the Series C ~nds, then the
to issue Series C ~n~ sh~l be l~ited to $29,000,000.
~i~ ~ve~l~ ~ her~ ~p~ove~ the i~ce ~d ~live~ of ~uoh bonds for
~he p~mes ~ore~aid, ~d in this co~ection requests t~t the amid
~erciae the ~wers embraced ~d ~vid~ in Section 5~,~7 of the
~d~a~iom Code; that a~ ~-p~fit co~ration abel, im t~s ~e~ion,
~erelae s~h ~wera for ~d on beef of the City ~d the Stets of T~,
eon~mte~ By S~tion 53.~7(e) of the Te~ E~cation
~TION ZI~,
~e City ~oea ~ ~ee to amaze ~y re~ibility in co~ectiom with the
~stratiom of this student lo~ P~gr~ it bei~ ~er~d ~s red.ri-
sibility ia bei~ ass~ by the Co.ratios.
S.F:.mb~ ~, 19~0 continues
It is re~o~i~e~ ~ t~s ~ ~ t~ ~he i~t~mts which aut~rize
the issue .f ~ ~ the Ce~rm~i~m will apecifim~ly state t~t thi~ City
is ~t o~l~e~ ~ p~ the p~i~ of or interest on the ~n~ p~ae~
be isa~d bF t~ ~tion, ~othi~ in t~m resolution ~1 be const~
~ i~ca~ion ~ t~s City t~% i~ ~11 ~ or p~de for the p~ent of
obligatic~ of the a~d O~tion ~ether her~ofore or h~ea~er lucu~ed,
~d in t~a co~w~tioa, atte~ion is c~ to the Constitution of Tex~ ~rein
it is ~d~ t~t m Oi~ ~ iac~ ~ l~e~ess ~t~ut ~vi~ ~de
p~alo~ for i~a ~%, ~ ~hie .City Co~cil hereby a~ific~ly re.es
to set ~i~ ~ preset or ~ ~da, ~a~s or ~n~ for the p~nt of
~ l~b~eam or obli~tion of the CoerCion,
~e prior resolution of this C~cil a~vi~ the issu~oe of $35,000.000
8eries B ~ i~ hereby
S~ION VI.
~is ~es~ion a~ be effecti~ f~ ~d a~er its ~aa~ ~d approve.
P~S~ ~ ~ this the ~ ~ of Se~ber. 19~.
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~PRO~ ~ TO ~ ~:
C. J. TA~R. ~., C~ A~
CITY OF ~, T~
~ ~er, ~ive Director of the Higher Ed~atio~ Ser~ci~
Cor~.n, ~i~ ~i~era the ~, said the firmt seri~ will be ~r
$6 ~lli~, ~ ~t t~t ~ e~ the ~ogr~ i~ti~ly t~o~ what
a~n as a ~ ~ ~ket. ~ ~ seriem for $35 ~llion, ~ich wo~a
~tioi~ t~ ~ better i~erest rm~es, ~d re~d t~t $6 ~lliom
~ well ~ p~vide ~di~io~ ~ for the at.eat 1~ p~g~. ~e
~t~ ~a ~e by Ve~, s~u~e~ ~ T~imfer~ t~t the Resolution
be p~e~. ~ r~ll ~1 vote ~1~ "~e", ~inm "~e", Gail~ "~e", Vela
~e , ~ "~", T~i~e~A% "~e" ~d ~ "~e", ~ion e~rie~.
(C) ~e fo~ ~e~luti~ r~uesti~ that the Tez~
of Hit. s ~ ~lio ~~ion c~usider ~i~ the no~haide
r~d on X-3~ t~ ~ f~m S~ Jaeinto to its no~he~ end mt ~1~ Dri~ ~s
~ESOLUT ION
W~. ~he ~i~ ~f ~hm ~1~ Tri~e ~1 ~ mrea~e~ t~ffic co~estion
~n I-3~, ~p 2~ ~ ia ~ac~ ~al~nti~ a~ a~h as To.ship II
~, ~re ent~ea ~ the ~l~en Tri~le ~1 ~ needed to help
~tor ~le t~fic ~$ the a~oini~ resia~ti~ ~eas In T~hip
~, the Oi~y C~cil fi~s ~hat the i~titution ~ ~-w~ tr~fic oa a
~ion of t~ ~t ~a~e ~ m~ ~ ~lden ~ri~le ~1 ~d help the
flow of t~ic i~o ~d out of the ~ldem Tri~le M~i~
80 September 2, 1980 Continued
NOW, T~EP~OI~E, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE Cl~l'Y OF ~ON, ~8:
~e City Co~cil of ~he City of Denton requests the Tex~ D~nt of Hi~z
~d ~ation to ap~ove t~-~y tr&ffic on the east Se~ce ~ad of 1-35
in ~cord~ce ~th the ~s therefor proud ~ the Dire~or of ~blic Works
of the City of Denton. a co~ of ~ioh is att~hed hereto ~d ~de a ~ he--f.
P~S~ ~ ~0~ this the 2nd ~y of Se~ber, 1980.
RIC~ O. ~, '~Y~
~ HOLT. C~Y
C~Y 0F D~0N, ~S
C. J. TAY~R, ~., C~Y A~Y
~tiom ~a ~e ~y Vela, seco~e~ ~ T~i~er~ th~% the ~e~ol~ion
be p~a~ ~h ~ ~ea~ent ~ it be t~ on a ~r~ ~i,, ~il the
T~ma ~T~ is c~eted. ~ roll c~l ~te Galley "~",
"~e", ~pki~ "~e", Ste~ema "~e", ~i~er~ "~e" ~d ~a~ "~e". ~tiom
c~rie~ 6 ~o 1.
8. ~e Co,oil considered est~lis~ent of a public he~i~ for the
~aea of deei$ati~ district ~ti~ locations for the Ap~l, 1~81 City
Co~cil Election.
City At~o~ey Taylor advised that in April. 1~1, the ~tera will
elee~ o~ Co~cilperson f~ e~h of ~ mi~le m~er districts for the fi~t
~e. He added that it is neces~ that the Co~cil deaisate n~ ~ti~
pl~e~ withi~ e~h ~strict ~d ~hat these ~ti~ locat~ma ~,t ~ approved
by ~he Justice ~p~ment ~ior to the April. 1~81 electioa. ~e J~tice
Dep~en~ requires t~t ~blic ~tiee ~ a he~i~ be held
~i~ plies. '
~ion w~ m~ ~ Vela, aeeon~ b~ N~ale7 to direct ~he City
Atto~ey ~o sele~ the ~ for a ~blic he~i~ ~d to ~e the n~eaa~ ~Blic
~o~ent of a pu~li~ he~ing on Eerier 2~, 1~80. ~tion carried ~-
ousl7.
9. ~e Co~cil ~onaidered ~v~ of ~ploying ~ e~i~e~i~ fi~ to
ooaduct a 1981 ~ectrie ~ili~y ~wer Sup~y
~itiea Director ~b Nelso~ ~a~ t~t ~ ~ir~ed ~ the City
Co~ ~ A~t 5, 1980, the ~f ~d ~ili~iea ~d de~lo~ a contract
f~r a 1~81 ~ee~ric ~i~y ~r Su~ly 8t~. Gilbe~ ~d Associates ~ve
bees eo~te~ ~d tomtit te~a ~ve been ~view~ ~ ne~iate~ to ~he
s&tiaf~tioa o~ ~h ~iea. ~e e~ated cost ia $25,~0.
~iom ~a ~ by Galley, seco~ by ~pkina to app~ the rec~
en~tion of the Utilities ~d to hire Gilbe~ ~d ~sociatea to comduct a 1~1
~tric ~lli~7 ~r Supply Stu~. ~tion ca~ied ~t~17.
10. ~e Co~cil considered ap~v~ of a Se~ce ~re~t ~th ~outh-
~e~ La, rarefies ~or perfo~ e~in~ri~, te~ti~ ~ im~ction on the
Waate~ter Treatment Pl~t e~sion.
~itie, Director ~b Nelson stated t~t imcl~ed In ~he ~A Gr~ for
ex~ ~he W~tewater Treatment f~ilitie~ is a line it~ for ~teri~s temt-
i~. A ~o~a~ ~s b~n received f~ So~hweste~ Laboratories of Fo~ We~h
for m~eri~ teati~ ca s~f&ee soils, at~t~ concrete, mt~etur~ steel
~d ~ ear,tic c~crete. ~e ~o~m~ h~ been r~i~ed
~Eia~rs. Freeae ~d Nic~la, ~d it ~ b~n datelined t~t the
re~o~a~le. Yn a~ition, ~eeae ~ Nichols h~ gi~ ~h~ate~ ~orato~e,
Se~e~ber 2, 1980 Continued
a very favor,bls recce~aend~tio~. EPA Gr~t line it~ ~t is $2~,000.
City rill ~ici~te for 2~ of these costs or $6,250.
~tion ~ ~ ~ St~a, m~o~ded ~y Vel~ t~t ~ 8e~ce ~re~ent
~th ~ut~mte~ ~ratories ~r ~~ e~i~erl~, testi~ ~d ins~ction
on the ~t~ter Tret~t P~t ~slon be ~pp~ved ~ ree~d ~ the
~itiem ~. ~tlon c~i~
~e ~oil c~ml~ o~ge order in the Oontr~t with ~r~on
Co~t~l~ Cm~ for co~ction of a mtor~e buildi~ at the W~t~ater
~itiee ~reo~or Nelm~ sta~ed ~h~t a f~ ~ks ~, Or.on Oonstr-
~tion O~ ~j~t 8u~i~ent, ~in Beck, advised t~t he w~ goi~
to b~ld a ~0' x ~' ~ for atori~ his ~teri~$ ~d equi~emt at the
W~t~t~ ~a~nt Pi~2 Job site. Ne indicated at t~t t~ t~t the st~otu~
~d be t~, but ~d i~ the City ~d like to ~ioi~te in the cost
of b~ld~ m ~t et~ tha~ co~d be ~ed a~er he ~ved out.
coe~a i~lved ~ on~ be ~r e~ra ~teri~a since ~. ~o~ ~d ~
s~nd his lm~r ca ~e eonat~tl~ of the buildi~ wh~her it be t~r~ or
p~en~. ~e City St~f ~ well ~ the ~oJ~t ~ineer ~ve met with G~on
Const~tl~ O~ to dime,s d~a~s s~h ~ b~ldi~ d~ensions ~d loemtion.
~e c~ o~er ~ails the ~1~ ~d gi~ cost f~tors. ~e Oity
~11 a~h t~ Te~ D~m~t of Wrater Reso~cea on ~saible i~l~ion of
t~ b~l~ in o~ ~A Conat~ion Gr~t. ~e total coat to ~nton at $~.00/
sQ~ ~ ~d be $7,~0. If i~lud~ in the Gr~, the Feder~ shoe ~d
be $5,~ ~d the City's ~h~ ~d be
~ion w~ ~e ~ Velm, m~o~ b~ T~iaferro that the chugs or~r
to the Coat~t with Or~m Ooaa~tiom C~ be m~roved in the incre~ed
~t of $7,2~. ~ti~ c~ried
12. ~e Co~ci! co~i~red a ata~ re~ on t~ ~ectric ~ility Rate
Stu~.
~ities ~r~tor ~b Nelmon re~ed that commuters.
~d Reach ~t~a have established revenue requir~en~s for the electric
symt~ for the n~t five y~rs. ~ have sub~tted a gra~ of the P~A
0o~li~e ~, ~d ~a c~21y ~rking on the coat ~looatiom ~d rate
s~r~t~e. Z~ i~ ~tici~ad t~t ~he stu~ will be c~pleted By mid O~ober
so that the m~ rates c~ be ~ed ~ J~ 1, 1981.
CO~ ~:
Oo~c~ ~r ~e~ ~ed t~t it~ A-~, Bid ~$802. s~e off re~
estate ~ it~ A-S, Bid ~8~, ~a be r~ved f~m the Consent ~en~.
~tion ~s ~e by Velm, seconded by Ne~ley that the ~e~
be ~ppr~e~ ~th the a~e it~ r~ved. M~ion carried ~ous~.
(A) ~/~E
(1) ~id ~87P0, ~atri~ution t~sfo~ers, a~rded to T~e, Inc.
at a tot~ Bid of
(2) Bid ~1, ~,~u~ ~les ~d ~, a~ed to t~ lo~st
bidder, O~ ~tric at a t~ bid of $2~,~8, ~B Denton.
(~) Bid ~8~, ~r oon~tionl~ ~lt at ~, a~rded to the
low bi,er, ~rk ~vi~t~ ~at~a, Inc. at $~,02~.
(~) Bid ~5, ~m for Fire ~nt, a~ded to the 1~
bi,er, ~mer~ ~trie O~ ~r a t~ of $12,516.
(5) ~c~e O~r ~707 for the re,ir of ~it ~2500, a l~der
at the Sa~t~a~ ~dfill, a~ to ~ Equi~ent in the ~o~t of
September 2, 1980 Continued
(~) IV~NAL PAI~S:
(1) Fill ~ent to Dickerson Conat~ion O~p~ for the
~t~ction of s~er lines on Cordell ~d ~o~, Cordell to ~iversity Drive,
e~r ~d ~ter liues on Windsor S~reet at No~h ~e P~k wae spoored in the
~t of $15,280.81.
~tion was ~e ~ S~ephens, seconded By Vel~ to ~st~ne &ction on
Bid ~2, a~e of re~ estate, ~til the ne~ meetly. ~ti~ c~led
15. ~tion ~s ~e by G~ley, seconded by Vela t~t Bid ~0h, ~ers, be
tw~ed to ~he low bidder, ~latn Eq~ent
c~ri~ ~ously.
16. ~e Co~cil recessed into ~ecu~i~ Session at 9:10 p.m. to discuss
leg~ m~te~, re~ estate, perso~el ~d ~d
17. ~e Co~cil ~convemed into ~blic ~ession at 11:28 p.m. tc ~ce
t~t no offici~ ~tion w~ to be t~en.
~i~g &djour~ed at 11:30 p.m.
Special C~lle~ M~eti~ of the C~ty Council of the 0ity of Denton at 6:00 p.m.,
Tuem~V, 8e~ea~er 9, 19~0 in ~he Civil Defames R~ ~d the C~il ~er of
t~ ~i~l~ ~1~.
~: ~r ~, ~ ~ Tm T~iafe~, ~erm Vela, ~e~na, ~il~.
~ ~ Hc~; Ctt~ ~er ~im ~,~, City Atto~ O. J.
~r ~ City S~ ~s ~lt. ~mo present was
~r t~e a~ ~e.
~ ~ ~me~ t~ t~ flra% ~e of the ~e~e
cont&iz ~?,~0 s~ f~ to ~e ~ of the ~ility D~e~m, ~ic~ly
~tr~. ~e se~ ~e ~ll ~ a~e for P~ ~ ~ec~e~ion, ~et
~ Bri~e ~ ~a~i~. ~e ~i~ ~e ~a be ~ ~ti~ to the ~eho~e.
He ~ea ~ %i~ ~ ~mea c~ ~ ~ or it c~ be ~lt ~ one mh~.
01~2 ~ ~e~ t~t t~ ~u~tors ~ out
~i~e~
· ~ elf icier ~e be ~1~. He a~ ~ L~ warn &rakes to ~e a
at~ om ~ 1~ ~e ~ 2~ ~rio~ ~ to ~ze the SaUce Center site
to asce~,~ l~ %~ ~u~ ~ ~ ~lt ~t one l~ion. ~ a~ae~ t~t ~he
~e~ J~l ~rk~ri~ ~viae~ that the ~cil ~ ~ve
~ ph~mm ~ t~ ~mi~.
~e Oity ~r at&%~ that i~ ~m o~o~ t~t the City ne~ ~e I
~d ~ l~e ~ ~ ~e II. ~e III is for ~ttm~te ~e~lo~t of the
~ ~ ~ Tali~--~% ki~ of cost ~e ~ loo~ at for
~e II ~ ~e III?
~r~riek--$~O,~ for ~e II ~ ~e III at this
T~iafe~--~d · ~ be ~ if $S00,0~ ~s obtained?
H~In o~r to ~ ~ibility, ~ ~e ~i~ t~m p~J~t
~e II ie 2~,0~ s~ fe~ ~ ~me III is 10,000 s~ feet.
~=~tFi~ aide ~rk ~11 ~e in the mei~r~ of
~e Direct ~ ~N~-~i,~O,~O ~ ~en bu~ete~ out of the
Water ~ ~r ~ ~ ~,~ o~ ~f ~be ~ne~ ~a, p~b~b~
Certificates of ~m ~ ~ ~iom.
~e~--I ~ t~t ~ ~1 ~ee t~t we neea& ~e~ume. At le~t
~i~--~ ~ see t~ bi~, then ~ c~ ~t.
1. ~e O~il eo~ia~ a~ of a contr~t with O~er Oons~ti~
rec~t~n ef %~ ~a~ ~ ~re O~er Oonm~%i~ 0~ for %he n~ 3
September 9, 1~0 Continued
2. A public hearing on the 1980-81 Operttin6 Budget, the 1980-81 Revenue
ShaFing BuAfe~ an~ the D~o~osed tax inore&se was held.
~e Cit~ M~er 8~id, "Tonight the ge~r~ ~uhlia ha~
to r~nd to the 1~80-81 ~rati~ ~, the 1~8~81 ~enue
~d the p~sed t~ i~rease. ~e Oity h~ ~e~ ~eatli~ ~th
b~et ai~ce we ha~ be~ ~i~ t~ ~ e~r~ely ~$ in,rich.
~r e~e, ~tio-~ ~en~t~es ~11 be ~red for the ~ty ~de
the b~l~ n~ bei~ coat--ted ~ b~n mp~ved ~ the ~e~. ~io~
p~o~el in ~lice ~d Fire ~e nee~d. ~d this ye~ the City h~
~is on ~ ~d eom~ation ~r its ~ploy~ ac ~ to Be c~titi~.
~e ~t~ li~e to me~ City obligations ia that we ~e r~-E
i~ee. ~e ~er ~ s~er rates m~ the ~ret of the y~ ~11 be ch~ed.
No i~re~e is e~ ~ the ele~ric ~ility.
~e ~or o~ned the ~blic
Ed ~--~ ~ we n~d ~ i~c~aae iz
E~--~e ~t~ i~re~e tc the ~ner~ F~d ~11 be $$20,000.
~a. Dick M~ell--Now is the ~ ~ent chugs ~d ~ the
~ity b~l?
~itiea Di~tor ~ Nelson ~ned ~el
~m. ~e~--We have t~ ~ oonm~t~ts.
Ea~,~g--We hire cons~t~ts for their ese~ise.
~e ~or closed the he~i~.
St~I near ~t to ~ae ta~s, but it ia m~ees~
It Is ~ssible t~t we c~ ~ withou~ ~ increase. I f~l t~t there co~d ~e
~ys to cut the buret 7~ or 85.
~il~ ~ fima~ly conse~tive, but I ha~ fo~d tha~ the~
~ther si~ of the fete. Oitize~ ~t ~re se~icee, th~ ~e
~t ~n't ~t ~. ~t is ~ ~e o~r for ~m~ a City. If ~ e~ t~e8,
somethi~ h~ to ~.
Vel~at C~cil ~ber ~il~ 8~ is ve~ t~. ~e~one here
i~e~sted in the welf~ of ~n~n. ~1 of ~ on the ~il ~ fi~ci~
Ke~l~I ~ ~th those vho ~e ~mi~t ~ i~e in t~e8.
T~i~er~Peo~e ~t se~cos. We ~e th~ ~e~l~ series.
With i~lati~, I ~ ~t s~ ~ ~ ou~ of raisi~ t~es. ~t is
to de~ ~th · deficit buret, but I t~e ~ ~s~ in ~ to
t~ l~ra~e.
St~--With ~1 the ~h ~e in ~toa we ~ ~ici~i~
i~re~e in ~venue. ~ thi~ a 6% ~se is ~te. We ~ ~i~ to
cut e~n~t~es. I thi~ that m 255 i~e of s~ea t~ ~11 occ~ th~$ the
Vela~t 255 of s~es t~ se~ a wild ~es8.
T~iafer~-~t w~d t~e m y~r of ex~ri~ce em this s~es t~ subJe~.
I b~e ~ b~ on ~t~ fi~es.
~--~1 of ~ ~e ~tici~ti~ m.gr~h. We m~t t~e a l~k
to p~de seneca to su~ ~h. We ~e ~ubli~ the size of o~ S~er
~t. ~ t~ b~e ~11 increase ~ in~t~ c~8 in. S~t~s we have to
e~nd ~ney to sa~ ~n~ ~ the ~.
Taliafez~--We ~re ~t fortunate to have such fine people am~n~ our
Ste~e~,l--We m~,,',u.ld eontinuea ~ze on perm~e~ e~i~.
~t~ t~ ~ix ~itic~ ~r~ ~d six ~ti~ ~lic~n ~e needed.
We aho~A ~e ~t~. Y ~d li~e to ~ep $1.24 ~te ~r ~ther
~. ~ ~nt s~d ~ B~ed om i~ed r~nue.
' ~1~ ~d ~, st~y ~c~nd r~nue si~e of ~he
b~.
~i~ ~ ~ ~ ~i~, aeeo~ed ~ G~i~ to e~ the
~sed ~ ~e to be 81.38 ~r $1~ ~tion. On ~ c~l ~te
~d ~ ~". ~tion f~led ~ to ~.
~eph~a "~", Vel~ "~a", ~1~ "~e", Ho~i~ "~e~, T~iafe~ "~e" ~d
Ci~ A~omey O. ~. T~lor stated that the Oo~cil ia ~t ~ti~ to
· ~ the t~ ~e ~, it ~11 be ~ne &t the ~ me~i~, on 5e~er 1~, 1~80.
~ ~e Co--il con~l~d ~ of the roll,lng Rezolution
the a~e of ~ to the Co~ of ~ineera for the Aub~ Reae~oir:
e s o
~, ~ Oity of ~on ~ it n~eea~ to tr~sfer ~d diane of ·
ce~ain t~ of ~ ~ ~ ~e City cf Denton, Teac, to t~' ~te~ ~ates
of ~rica (U.5. ~ Co~ of ~ers) for the Au~r~ Reae~oir ~J~t ~d
~, ~e bel~ describ~ ~ of l~d ~ ~ch~ S~t~ber ~, 1~
($~,000,~) ~e for the A~ Resedit ~Ject; ~, therefor,
1. ~e City Atto~ l~ h~e~ aut~rized to ~e~ vhate~r leg~
~O~tl ~ ~ellK tO c~ete ~he tr~fer ~d ~s~l~ of the
ac ~ezcriBed ~l~&
~1 ~ c~n trot of 1~ lite, ed in t~ 0o~y of ~nton, State of T~as
~ ~r oon~ of ~e ~ the Veteran ~d ~rd of Te~s to ~oy D.
~ton ~ted A~t 1~, 1~ ~ rKo~e~ i~ Vol~ ~, P~e ~ of the
Recor~ of ~ O~ty, T~, ~ ~ei~ ~re ~ic~r~ ~scribed ~ follow:
~p~i~ eit~ in ~ ~ter li~ of & ~ s~e bei~ the a~on line
b~e~ ~d ~on S~ ~ the O. M. Velt S~ (A-I~I) ~d & so~h
~ li~ flOr the A. E. ~ ~y, eaid ~int of begi~i~ ~so Bei~
the ao~l~ Qo~r for & 1~.~1 ae~ t~t conv~ed to D. S~ ~ ~l~d
~ ~ the ee~er line ~ a&ld ~, ~ bei~ the c~n line b~ween
s6id Ho~ p~y on the r~t ~d e~d S~ pro~y ~d t~e A~s Z.
~Xe~, K ~, ~e~laa oa the le~, ~ the c~n line betveen
~eon S~ ~ the ~t ~ said ~t S~ ~d the B.~.B. ~
0~ ~ (A-i~O) ~ the le~, a~h 87' ~' eut, 672.~ feet to a
for t~e eo~er a~ to s~d ~n ~d the ~ble E. ~. ~ ~
~ ~ ~he ~a li~ ~ s~d Ho~ht~ ~d S~r~ ~pe~ies
~h 02' ~2' ~ 1~.~ ~ to & 2-inch l~n pl~ for the eo~er c~n
said ~ ~ ~ p~ies, situated i~ the ~h bo~ line for
the ~. ~, ~is, ~r. p~pe~y.
September 9, 1980 Oo~imued
'~'m~OE ~1o~ the c~non line bergen s~id No--on ~d O~is p~ies, no~h
~tom ~d C~i~ ~ies, ait~ted in the e~te~et ~ line for
s~d ~liaon
~ ~o~ the c~n line bet~ s~d ~on ~ ~lison ~pe~les no~h
0~ ~2' east 1~7.~0 feet 2o the ~i~t of Begi~i~, contai~ ~.~87 acres,
~re or less, or ~ich 0.~7 ~ ia ~thin said ~.
2. ~e City of ~on ~ ~t i~ ~ e~e~e La the
~. ~e ~r of the Ci~ of Denton ia ~ut~z~ ~ ~e a ~mer~
W~t7 ~ed con~ t~e p~y ~ecribed h~ein to the U~ed 5t~tes
~e~ca ~ ia ~her authorized to ~liver the ~ed ~ the a~i&te
aut~ritiea of the ~ited ~a~es ~ ~ of
~ie Renol~ion sh~l t~e effect ~at~y f~ ~d a~er its ~aa~e ~d
P~S~ ~ ~0~ t~a the ~th ~ of S~ber,
A~:
~tion was ~de by Ho~i~, seco~ed by Ee~l~ t~t the
(1) Fi~ ~t of $7,88~.2~ to J~-~ Conzt~cti~, Inc.
~r ~e contrition of s~r li~ ~~ta on Vi~e ~r~ ~ a~ed.
(2) Fi~ ~t to ~ ~ ~K~, Zno., for ~he
~iom of ~er lim~ on Cle~l~d ~reet ~d Yeats&ts A~t~n v~
~. ~e ~cil rec~aed i~ ~ec~i~ Seslion to ~ae~a le~ ~tte~,
re~ estate, ~rso~el ~d ~d ap~intmenti &t ~:~0
~e Oo~cil reoo~vened i~o ~blic Session at 10:1~ p.m. to a~ce
t~t ~ ~tiom ~ to be
.
#
City Council
8el~ember 16, 1980
Regular Nesting of the Oity Co,nell of the 01fy of Denton, Tuesday, September
16, 1980 at 7:00 p,ra. in the Council Che~lber of the ~icipal Building.
PRESENT: Mayo:' Pro Tam Taliafe~, Members Henele¥, Vela, Mtephens and Galley;
City ~aa~gsr Chris Nartung, City Attorney C. J. Taylor and City
Secretary Brooks Holt.
ABSENT: ~h~vor Stewart and ~uncil Member Hopkins.
1. Motion was m~de By Stephens, seconded by Gailey to approve the minutes
of the Special Called E~nergency Meeting of A~gust 12, 1980, the Regular Meeting
of August 1~, 1~0, the Special Called Meeting of August 26, 1980 and the
Regular M. eeting of September 2, 1~80. Motion carried unanimously.
2. PU~ZC h'EA~ING~:
(A) M~,vor Pro Tern Taliaferro opened the hearing on the petition
of Nr, Paul ~a2wood, requesting an amendment to planned development (PD-2~)
to permit a q~lck copy service in the limited retail portion of the planned
development. The site is located at ~20 South Carroll Boulevard. (Z-1459)
After hea~ing 1 spea~ in favor, but none in opposition, the hearing
was closed.
Planner Charlie W&tkins reported that PD zoning classification was
approved in October, 1~77. The Planning and Zoning Commission felt that the pro-
posed u~e will primarily service the existing office u~ea within the planned
development.
Moti~ wa~ made b~ Rensley, seconded by Gailey that the petition be
approved ma rec~ended by the Planning and Zoning Commission. Motion carried
~. The 0ouncil considered approval of the f~al plat of the ~kyline II
Addition.
Planner Cbmrlie Watkine stated that the developer meeks to subdivide
a 2.~ ante tra~ located along the east side of Kendolph Street for single
fa~tly development. The property is being divided into 7 lots, each of the lots
exceeds 1~,000 square feet in area. One of the lots has a width of 88 feet and
the r~-i~ing lots are 62 feet in width, Me added that the Planning and Zoning
Commiasi~n felt th&t tho width of the lots was out of character with the exist-
lng neighborhood, but meets subdivision requirements.
Motion was made by ~e~ley, seconded by Vela to table the matter until
the meeti~ of October 7. Motion carried unanimously.
OEDINANCES:
(A) The Council considered adoption of am Ordinance adopting the
budget for the City of Denton, Texas for the Fiscal Year beginning on October 1,
1980, and ending on September ~0, 1981.
The City Maker repeated his recommendation to the Council that
the on[y alternative to cuts from the list of new or expanded services w~uld
be cuts in the existing services affecting p~rsonnel.
The Council made the following remarks:
Vela--It is difficult to increase tn×es, but I am compelled to vote
for the budget and the tax increase.
Tali&ferro--We spend much time developing ~ budget with the Staff.
We said we sould stand by our pledge to City employees for an increase in salary.
We have an obligation to expand personnel in the Police and Fire Departments.
We must move forward and not hinder growth. We have streets deteriorating, we
are faced with a proposed bond issue, parks end recreation programs are out-
standing, we zupDly ambulance service and we are in need of another ambulance,
we have an animal shelter under construction and we are expanding the Library.
I support the services proposed in this budget.
Se]~tember 16, 1980 Continued
Motion was made by Vela, se~nde~ b~ ~iley that the buret be
app~ved with $20,000 d~ted. On ~11 call Stephens "n~", Hensley "n~",
Vela "~e", Oailey "~e" ~d T~iafer~ "~e". ~ti~ failed ~ to 2 since
affl~tl~ ~2es are nec~sa~.
Galley--It ia ~t e~y to vote ~r t~ i~aaes, ~u2 it. is ~ar
~o vote ag&inst th~. I intend ~o ~ ~ 2he Direr of Farce for
i~o~t ion.
C~cil M~er ~ail~ ch~le~ed ~e~ to ~ m~cif~cs of w~t
he ~ d~lete.
Ste~e~ a~wered "I ~ nos know ~t It la o~ pl~e to ~ th~
~d tell the ~n~r, lt~ ~ [t~, ~at to delete. We ~ ~ent to
Oity r~er ~is ~g said, "In revi~ the b2~et with
the 13 i~ ~, ~ith deletions, [ will Be l~erimg the ~et $~7,~. ~t
t~ o~ ,;ey is to elimi~te ~e. [f o~hi~ oce~s to c&~e the rev~s
to be lo,~r it will be ve~ ~ffic~2 to ~e~ine w~t ~t is to be a~il-
able.
Motion ~s made by ~e~l~, secon~d ~y ~eph,~ to ~lete
f~ the b~et. ~ roll call ~e S2e~ens "~e", ~ensl~ "~e", ~ley "n~",
Vela "nay" and T~iafer~ "n~". ~tion failed 2 to 3.
~ O~I~CE ~G T~= 1979-~ ~ OF T~ CITY OF D~N, TE~S BY
~I~ T~ WOR~ CAPITAL ~;D $66,000.00; ~D D~BI~ AN ~E ~TE.
Motion was ~de by Vela, seconde~ by Hensl~ that the Ordnance
~saed. On ~11 call vote Oailey "~e", 8~ephens "~e", Hensley "~e", Vela
"~e" ~d T~l~fer~ "~e". ~tion carried.
Planner ~rlie Watkins stated that a ~' rl~t~f~ ~s ~dicated
to the City of Denton n~ ~a~lee Fiel~ in 1~2. ~e ~rr~t pm~y ~ner
ia meekin~ to have the ~'i~t-of-w~ quit clued. ~e Planui~ and Zoai~
O~immio~ ~mi~u~ly reco~en~ a~ning the ri~t~f-w~.
~tion w~ ~ by Oailey, s~nd~ By V~a t~t the Or~n~ce be
~med an4 a ~ui~ claim ~eed pre.red. ~ ~11 c~l ~e ~enale7 "~e", Vel~
(n) o~x~cE ~80-72
~ o~I;~)loE D~IG~A~Z~ ~ ~0~ 0~-~ (1/2) OP ~ 1, )~X 30~ T~
ORIOI~ ~ S~E OF D~N, DEaN C~Y, T~ (~ALLY ~ ~ 123
T~ OO~9~gNS~ ZONINO ~D~OE); ~D ~OV~INO F~ AN ~'~I~ ~TE.
~ion ~ ~e by SteVens, aecon~d by V~m thmt the Or~nce
be ~s~a. On ~11 ~1 ~te 0~1~ "~e", Menaley "~", Vel& "~e",
"~e" and T~iaferro "~e". ~tion carried.
~OL~IONS:
~e following Resolutions were
(A) ~O.
~ ~ ~80L~D BY T~ C~Y CO~CIL OF ~ CITY 0F D~N,
Se!~t~aher 16, 1980 Continued
SECT IO. I.
The Mayor l~ hereby authorize~ ~ di~c~ea to e~ecute on behalf of the Oity
of Denton a Corrected ~ul~ Oi~ Dee~ fr~ the City of Denhon
I~ves~e~ta, Inc. ~'~ ~l~mi~ ~1 ~bts of ~e City of Denton in an e~ement
~scri~e~ in s&l~ Oor~ction ~it 01~ ~e~. k co~ o~ said 0orrection ~it
Cla~ ~ed ~i~ att~hed h~o ~d ~de a ~ hereof for ~1 ~r~ses.
~is Resolution ~1 be eff~tive f~ and a~er its ~=m~e and app~
P~S~ ~ ~O~D this the 16th ~ of Se~ber, 1~0.
ATfE~T:
I'1
C~Y 0~ P~M~
C. J. ~AVLOR, JR., O~
CIT~ OF D~ON,
~tion was made ~ Vela, seconde~ ~ Heasley that the Resolution
be ~ssd. On roll call vote ~e~mna "~e", Gatle~ "a~e", Hen~ley "aye",
"~e" ~ ~i~e~o "~e". ~i0n carried.
SOLUn' O
~IEREAS, the City of Denton, Texam is desirous of execublng a license ~reemenb
with the Misso~t-K~aas-Texu ~il~ad Compa~ rela$t~ to o,e ~ri~ elect-
ric~ tr~smission line containi~ a ~xlm~ of 13.2 ~ crossing the rail~
treks at Mile ~% K-723.33; ~, therefore,
BE IT ~05VED BY THE C~ ~IL OF T~ CITY 0F DE~N, T~:
~a~ the M~or of the City of Den%on, Texas, is he~ authorized to si~ on
beh~f of ~he City of Denton a lic~se ~re~ent with the~i~sour~K~sas-Texas
Rail~ad C~ for one aeri~
m~ &f 13.2 ~ c~ssi~ Mile ~st K-72~.33 at Rallied C~y's ~nton
Subdivis[.)n, Denton Co~ty, T~. Said license ~r~ent is attached he,to
~d m~ a ~ hereof.
P~SED A~D ~O~ this the 16th
~YOR ~0 T~
CITY OF D~N, T~
A~T:
BR~ MOLT, CITY
CITY OF D~.i~N,
AP~O~ AS TO L~AL FO~4:
C. J. TAY~B, J.R., CITY A~0R~
CITY OF DEI~O~,
~tion wis m~e ~y ~ensl~, seconded by Vela tha~ the Resolution
be p~s~ed. 0n roll call ~te G~ley "aye". S=ephens "~e", Velm "~e", Hensley
"aye" an~ Taliaferro "~e". ~tion carried.
September 16. 1980 Continued
6. The Council considered a contract with Aliinson-l~oss Corporation for
continuation of a lease-pu~hase agreement for the TIP/30 eoi~ware packages.
Following a bri'efing By the City Manager, motion ~as made by Hensle¥,
seconded by Vela that the contract with Allinson-Noss Corporation be approved.
Motion carried unanimously.
7. The Counell considered approval of a change order to the Library
Constru~.r,.~,,~n Contract to provide for an additional fire exit.
Rick Svehla stated that the eztr& dOOr and exit light is to meet
fire co'~, exit standards and the widening of t~e other openings is to provide
for betty,, access.
:4orion was made by Stephens, seconded Dy Vela to approve a change
ox-dar tc I,n~ Library, Construction Contract to provide for an additional fire
exit. I;,,~,[~n carried unanimously.
8. TH~ Council considered authorisation for ~a~ and Assoeiate~ to
proceed ~'~th th~ design work for the McKinney Street Brid~e.
hick Svehla advised that Eddy and Associates is waiting authorization
to proce=u ~'ith 'the a~tual McKinney Street ~ri~6e ~iga. Rady and Associates
indicated that they will do the bridge design for $15,000.
~o~ton was made by Vela, seconded by Hea~ley to authorize Rady and
Assomiatee to proceed with the design work for the McMinney Street Bridge.
M~tion carried unanimously.
9. The Council considered sale of excess City property (Bid #8802).
Purchasing Agent John Marshall advised that this ia for two parcels
of land located at the southwest corner of Sherman Drive and Denison Street.
It is approximately 4,650 square feet. Item t~o is for a parcel of land on I
East Prairie and MKT Railroad, of 2,250 square.feet.
Motion was m.mde by Vela, seconded hy'Nensle¥ that the bid be awarded
on item one to the highest bidder, Ken Goo~an at $6,975, a~d i~e~ two to
Denton Concrete Company at $1,000. Motion carried unanimously.
10. [,lotion was made by Stephens, seconde'd by Hensley to approve authorization
for Counciz Member Vela to attend the TML Legislative Committee Meeting in Austin
on Septe:~b~r 26, 1980. Motion carried unanimously.
11. CONSE~T AGENDA:
Motion was mad~ by Stephens, seconded by Nenaley that the following
Consem~ .',{~.,nia be approved. Motion carried.
(A) RIDS/i~RCEASE ORDERS
(1) Purchase Order #~1~976, to General Electric Corporation,
approvei in the amount of $3,877.
(1) Final replat of North Lake Park Addition a~proved. I
Taliaferro ordered a 20 minute break at 8:~0 p.m.
12. The Council reconvened at 9:00 p.m. to continue diecuasiou of the budget.
Stephens suggested as a compromise, that if revenues increasm, the
City migh~ be in a position to put ~he cuts back in the budget in January°
Tali~erro, Galley and Vela accepted this compromise on the budge~,
Se~:~em~e~ 16, 1980 Continued
~aliaferro stated that the 0ouneil is not living up to i~s obligations,
but that on ~he basis that ~lf a l~f is ~etter th~ ~nu, he wo~d Eo along
with it.
~n wac ~de ~ Gaily, seconded by ~e~ens to a~pt the budget
~th so~ tt~ deleted or r~ained ~ follows':
,It.s to be deleted:
It~ 4--Hanga~ ~ir
It~ 5--Buildl~ Su~rintenden% (Buildi~ Maintenance)
It~ 6--Increased Wateri~ (Parks Main~en~ce)
Xt~ 7--Cr~k ~al (~reet ~nstruction)
vt~ ~-Re~ Secti~ ~prov~ent
I~ 13-~aiticn ~eezes
Iheme to be retained:
It~ l~Tra~fer f~ Water & Sewer
It~ ~-C~l' Te~imala (LiBrary A~inistration)
It~ 9--Retire ~di~ of N~ Flrefighters to half year. Hire
6 new F~efi~ters in April.
It~ lO-O~y 1 Traffic Controller
It~ 11-~1~ ~til April Remaining Fun~ For New Flrefighters
It~ 12-Additioa~ ~b~ance (~ase)
~ ~ll call ~e Men~ley "~e", Vela "aye", ~tephens "~e", Gailey
"aye" ~d Taliafer~ "~e". ~tiom carried.
13. ORDInal:
~e followi~ Ordim~ces were prezen~e~:
AN O~I~CE ~IHC THE ~ FOR %~ CITY OF DE~ON, TE~S, FOR THE FISCAL
YF~ ~IHN~G OM OCTOSF~ 1, 1980, ~D ENDING ON SE~I'~,~ 30, 1981;
D~RIN$ ~ ~I~ DATE.
~ti~n was m~e ~F Vela, seconded by Hensley tha~ the Ordin~ce be
pm~sad, On roll c~l vnZe SteVens "~e", Gailey "~e", Hensley "aye",
"aye" ~d T~liaferro "~.". ~ion carried.
AN O~m~:~ ~O ~{Z ~ V~4 T~ O~ THE C~Y OF DENTON, T~,
X~R 19~, AT ~E ~TE OF $1.29 ~ $100,00 ASSESS~ V~ATION ON A~ TABLE
PRO~'f %~IT~IN THE COYOTE L~ OF T~ C~'V ON J~U~Y 1, 1980, ~
BY ~W; PROV'(DIN~ RE'~B F~ PA~g~ 0F C~ENT M~ICIPAL EXPENSES, A~ FOR
I~' ~,D SI~I~ F~D ~ 0~I~O CI~ ~' DEaN ~ ~0VIDING FOR
L~ITED ~'Z~:FfIO~ OF CE~AI~ ~T~; PROVIDING FOR ~FORC~ OF
IONS; P~)YIDI~ FOR A SEV~BILI~ C~USE~ ~ ~OVIDI~G ~ ~'~'~TIVE
~ion wa~ ~dc by ~ailey, seconded by 8~ephen~ that the Ordinate
be pam,~ed. Om rol~ call vote Hensley "~e", Vela "~e", 8%ephens "~e", Gail~
"aye" ~%n~ Taliafe~'~ "~e". ~tion o~pied.
Th~ ~ci] reaeos~ into ~utive Session at 9:~5 p.m. to discuss
legal m~t ~,-s, real enrage, personnel and b~rd a~intments.
15. The Co~mc;] ceeon~ened into ~b]ie Seo~,ion at 10:20 p.m. to
th,At no o~ficial action was to be taken.
Meeting ad, outed at 10:22 p.m.
City Council
September 23, 1980
PRES~i': Council: Mayor Pro Tern Taliaferro, Members Galley, Hensley, ~tephens,
Vela and Hopkins; City ~anager Chris H&rtung. 0ity Attorney C. J.
~aylor and City Secretary Brooks Nolt.
~tllities Board: Chairman Rolend Lamsy, Marvin Loveless, 8e:~uett ~irk,
Ed Coomes and Merve Waage.
JOI~T N~TING OF TH~' CITY COUNCIL AND TEE PUBLIC UTILIT, IE~
~i~ C~led Joi~ Mee~i~ of the City of De~to~ CitF Co~eil ~4 ~he ~lic
~ilities ~a~ at 5:00 p.m.~ ~ea~, Se~ber 2~, 1980 in the Oi~l Defe~e
~ of the M~ioi~ B~i~.
1. A ~seussion ~s held on the bac~d ~d ~t~e ~termmtivea of the
City's ~icipation in ~A.
~ilitiea Director ~b Nelson briefed the Co~cil ~d ~blie ~ilitiea
~d om the b~ro~d of ~A. Ne reviewe~ ~he e~ begi~ of ~, the
~el price ~d fuel sc~city p~ of the early l~70's, the forties of ~A
~ a fi~ci~ entity in t975, the establis~e~ of the Te~s ~r ~1, Inc.
~ the co~tr~ti~ ~d o~rati~ entity for ~A ~d B~zos in Jointly
g~eratfng ~its, the with~aw~ ~m ~PI ~ Bra~m ia 197~ ~e t~ ~eeli~
ge~tion requir~ts ~d concerns over o~rati~ control of Jointly o~e~
pl~te, ~d the ~ubsequent ~e~ion of ~1 ~eai~, concretion ~d
~ti~ties of the Gib~ns Cr~k Pl~t ~ other f~tlitiea by ~A ~ieh has led
~A to be ~he utility it ia to~. N~son ~ewed how the ~ney is cont~lled
by an 8 ~ber ~ard of Directors, t~ ~ each city, ~d ~iate~ ~y their
reap~tive Co~cils, ~d the req~r~emt of a ~uble ~te, one ~cordi~ to
~ority vote, ~d one wei~ted accotOnE to relati~ ener~ requir~ents, for
~1 m~or ~A decisiona relati~ to p~Jects~ ~nd sales, ~c. Re noted thmt
rates ~d ch~gea for ~wer f~ ~A ~e, bY contact, reatriete~ to am~l,ml ~A
o~ti~ expenses only ~d t~t the 0aries have several s~cific ri~tm of
app~, thro~ arbitration, ~d fi~ly the ce~a if neces~, if rates are
~t co,adored equitable. Nelson re~ed the o~iona t~t m~ber cities have
to either m~ve or de~ ~icipation in ~t~e ~A p~aed projects ~d the
relativ~y meyers diffic~ty of arbitrarily optioni~ in or out of successive
~its
Discussion:
Assist~t ~ilities Director E~ie ~loa--Peroent~es of ~wer
for e~h of the ~ cities ia as fell~: B~ 10%, Denton 1~, G~i~ 54% ~d
Greenville ~.
~e ~scufsion switched to U~t I~ Gibbono Creek.
~ Ee~ of Gilbe~ ~ Associates was ~uestioned om h~ Io~ ~nton's
g~ f~e~ plant can o~rate-~ether ~xic~ g~ will be a~ilable.
Ne~ an~ered t~t no one ~ws how lo~ gas will be a~il~le for
~e in ~ilera. He added that gas prices ~e s~e to esc~at~ ~ich is the
re,on to ~e limits, a much chea~r ~el.
E~g--~ election to decide on a second ~it at Gibb~ms C~ek Pl~t
sho~ ~t be on the b~is of ~otions ra~her th~ facts. We m~t ~ how to
diatribes a~ available info~tion ~o citizens. We m~t sta~ right ~
~rk with ~ He~. We m~t clear~ explain fac~s in order to ge~ aup~ for
~i~ a ~siti~ step for Denton,
0oo~m--We shoed t~e ~ look at ~ssible litigation.
Vela--~A's Unit ~1 is cat,ted at one billion one h~ed million.
~e pro~zed seco~ ~it is satiated to ~e $585,000,000.
~rk--Asked that the stu~ the ~A is n~ ~i~ be ~uble checked
relati~ ~ ~nton's need for ad~tio~ ~er.
~epte~her ~3~ 1980 Continued
Taliaferrc~-~he ~it~' ~er is aw~e of ~blic rel&tions ~d we
~e ~ ~hat we h~ve ~ o~ligatio~ ~ p~vi~e public ~lations in cle~ l~g~e
~ to ~ere ~ ~t~e is e~cte~ ~ith ~A.
~~1 cities wi~ recei~ the a~e r~tea fr~ ~A, bu~ ~e must
etu~ the leg~ co~i~tio~ of ~A. "~ ~11 obtain the a~priate info~tion
for the Co.oil."
Meeti~ a~o~e~ ~t ~:~ p.m.
Sp~ial C~e~ ~i~ of the Ci~ of ~on City Co~cil at 7:00 p.m.,
Se~ber 23, 19~ in the Oo~cil ~er of the ~ieip~ ~il~,
1. ~or ~ T~ T~iafer~ o~ed a ~blic he~ing on the eatablis~ent
of ~ti~ ~cea in the sl~e ~er ~stricts.
~ eltime~ a~ke, one in a ~eel c~ir reco~ended No~h ~ea Park
for District ~ee, while a resident recorded the Fire Station on
for ~striet ~e, Co.ell M~b~ Stephens rec~ended ~e ~rie~ Legion ~1
on L~ey ~r District ~e.
~e he~i~ ~ closed.
~ offiei~ action w~ t~em.
2. ~e Co.ell considere~ a Reaol~ion ~chasi~ a tr~ of l~a for
the Paisl~ ~re~ ~nat~ctiom
~er Jeff Me, er re~ed that Co~ity ~velo~ent Blo~ Gr~t
(CD~) ~7~-~001~ p~des for the construction of a new stre~ at the
inter.rich of Paisl~ ~d Au~. ~n~e ~prov~en~s ~e also planed,
new ~mley ~%rmet ~ el~te ~ inconvenient ~d d~e~uz intermection
~w in plus. ~e 1~ for the n~ street is o~ed by ~vid ~key.
negotiate~ ~c~e price of $6,~35.00 ~r~ out to $5,500.00 an acre, ~ich is
consistent ~th recent males of e~p~able tracts of l~d. ~e p~chase ~11 be
pai~ for f~m the 0~ity ~lo~e~t Block Gr~t ~79-~-48-001~. There are
sufficient ~a in the bu~.
~e fo~ Resolution w~ p~sented:
RESOLUTION
~, the Ci~ of Denton fi~a i% neceasa~ to purchase a c~rt~n tract of
l~d locate~ in ~he 0it~ of DenOn, Texas, and ~re ~ly described below~ and
~, the 0i~ Co.ell of the City of Denton is of the opinion ~hat the best
interest ~d welf~ of the pu~li~ will be se~ed ~ the pu~hase of the ~rcel
of real estate described bel~; ~
~, t~ 0ity of De~m ~ o~ of said ~rcel, David ~key, agree that a
conside~tion of $6,~35.00 ia a f~r ~ ~eed ~lue of such described p~pe~y;
NOW, ~, ~ ~ ~L~ ~ ~ CITY C~CIL OF ~ C~Y OF D~N, ~S,
T ~T t
1. ~e Oit~ Atto~ is here~y authorized to pre.re ~atever legal
~c~ente are n~eam~ to c~e the tr~sfer of prope~y so described bel~
~ ~he ~er ther~f to the City of De~om:
~ II. ~1 that certes 0.561 ~re ~t or parcel of l~d situated in the J.
~ock 8~, Abater No. t5, De~n Co~ty, Texas; said trot bei~ trot
oec~ied on the ~ ~ at~ ~ the City of Denton, Texas; ~d being
~ic~ar~ ~a~ri~ed as ~11~:
~G~I~ for the ~he~t co~r of the tract being described herein at a ~int
south 8~ ~9' ~0" ~a~ 5h.7 feet ~ south 20' 55' 20" ~at 302.1 feet fr~
no~he~t co~er of ~ 18.02 ~re trot deeded to ~d ~,]~ey on Norther 11, 1952~
Sept~her 2B, 1980 Continued
~E~O~ south 20~ 55' 20" ~Yest 53.5 feet to · point for & corner;
~OE ~rth 8~ ~2' ~0" ~est ~.B feet to the ~egi~i~ of a cu~e to t~e le~
~cae ~ius ia ~50.0 feet;
~ ~th s~id cu~e whose central a~le ia ~' 06' 50" m le~ of
fe~ to the end of said c~ve.
~CE south ~' 00' 20" west ~7.~ fee~ to the be~ing of ~ c~e to the'ri~t
~ae r~ is 62~.0 feet~
~ ~th s~ c~e whose centr~ ~e ia 6' 3~' 30" a le~ of 71.~B feet
to a ~int on the north ri~t of ~y of ~isl~ Street;
~CE ao~h 88' 51' BO" ~st ~tB the no~h right of ~ of ~id street 21~.2
feet ~ a ~i~ for a co,er;
'A'~CE in a no~aaterly dir~tion with a cu~e, to the le~, w~ae radi~
~7~.0 feet ~d a centr~ ~gle is 26' B2' a dist~e of 2~6.6 feet to the end of
m~id c~;
~CE ~h ~gm 00' 20" east ~7.9 feet to the begi~ing of a c~e ~o the right
~me radi~ is 500.0 feet ~d cent~ ~gle is 31' 06' 50" m le~ of
feet to the end of a~d c~e;
~OE south 89~ ~2' 50" east 48.3 feet to the ~int of begi~i~.
~ ~XI. ~1 that oe~ain 0.601 acre trot or ~cel of 1~ sit~e~ in the J.
~ ~, Abstract ~o. 15, Denton Cowry, Texas; e~ tra~ being p~ of
18.02 ~re t~t sh~ by ~eed to ~d ~key d~e~ ~o~mber 11, 19~2 and bei~
~ ~ic~mrly described ~ foll~m:
~I~ for the nortbe~t co,er of the trot bei~ described herein south
~ bg' ~0" ~st ~.7 feet ~d south 20' 55' ~" west 35~.6 fee% ~ the
e~t corner of ~ 18.02
~OE moab 20' 5~' 20" west 123.9 feet to a ~int for ~ co,er;
~OE south 88' 51' 30" west 3~.2 feet to a ~int for a co,er;
T~CE in m no~he~ter~ direction with a c~ve to the le~ ~ome ~i~ is 62~.0
feet ~ central ~e is 6~ 33' 30" ~ ~st~ce of 71.~3 feet to the e~ of amid
c~e;
~OE ~h ~9' 00' 20" east ~7.9 feet %o the begi~i~ of ~ c~ve to the ri~t;
'~CE ~t~ s~d cur~ ~osm r~t~ Is ~0.0 feet ~d central ~le im ~m 06' ~0"
~ ~m~ce of 2~.36 feet to the end of a~i~ cu~e;
~ moth 8~ 52' ~0" east 29.3 feet to t~e ~int of ~egi~i~.
2. ~e Oit~ of ~nton is here~ ~er a~horized to ~ ~vid
aa ~er of a~ described pro~rty, collocation In the ~e~t of $6,~3~.00
p~c~e ~ce, plus ~ other necess~ ~d redouble costs of clomi~.
3. ~is Resol~ion ah~l take e~ec% i~edia%ely ~ ~d a~er its
~mm~e ~ ~ro~ in accor~ce wit~ the p~viaions of %he ~nton City C~er.
P~ ~ ~0~ this the 23r~ d~ of 8e~ber~ 1980.
m
A~:
OI~ OF D~N,
Septembe,' S3, 1980 Contluue~
APPROVED A~ ~ ~L ~:
~l~ ~s m~ By ~enm, seconded By ~ley that the Resolution be
Ste~e~ "~e" ~d T~i&fee~ "~e". ~tton c~ried.
3. ~e Co--il considered ~ ~ntr~t with Pl~er~ Inc., for the
hensive ~ity ~er~ ~t ~r~s.
~mimt~t C~ty M~er ~ Cole briefed the ~o~cil, stat~ ~h~t the
Oi~y of ~o~ ~ b~n s~te~ ~ o~ of ~ cities in Tex~s to Be aw~ded
contr~ ~ the T~s ~ee~ ~d Na2~ Resource Adviso~ Co--il (T.E.N.~.A.C.)
for a C.C.E.M.P. ~%. ~e a~r~ ie to ~rfo~ the tack ~sociated ~th ~ue I
Of O.O.E.M,P. ~e tQ~l COlt for the p~r~ is bu~ete~ &t $75,850, ~th ~r~t
~ P~ $}1,3}0 of the ~t~, ~d ~ ~n-k~nd ~tch by the C~t~ of
~e ~ ~d ~ the ~t vi~ ~de~ite supplies ~d direct o~rati~
~naes, ~ ~ ~ p~ ~ ~r one additio~ staff pe~on ~d the
de.cea of a co~t~t ~ ~11 per~ the various t~ ~sociated with the
p~Jemt. A~er ~ee~ce ~d si~i~ of the contrite, wor~ on the ~oJ~t ~11
begi~ Se~Ber 1, 1~ ~d ~11 ~11~ the p~ed t~e ached~e for 12 ~nths.
~e I ~ill te~te on or bede Sept~Ber 1, 1~81 ~th the develo~ent of the
~ Actioz PI~. ~e p~ae off the pro~ is ~ detailed ~tho~lo~ for tot~
~er~ pl~ ~d ~ent ~t~i~ the ~,~ity. ~1 ener~ suppli~, d~ds
~d ~es ~e ~t~tely cat~o~ ~d ~re~ted as c~ex ~a of ~ i~ter~lated
myst~.
Planer~ Xnc., ~r t~e O~r~e~ive O~ity Ener~ ~n&g~ent P~gF~s ~e
~prove~, ~i~ c~ri~
~e Oo~c~ comsi~re~ ~rov~ of the roll.lng Res*lution aut~orizi~
~he M~r ~ ~ ~ ai~ a lice~e a~e~ent ~t~ ~ R~il~id for i s~itl~
sewer ~ ~e
~e h~or ~ ~ be, ~ ~e is ~ero~ &ut~rize~ ~ ~Ire~e~ to execute
~eh~f o~ ~e CltM of ~on & pl~line license ~re~ent ~te~ ~toDer 1,
h~en the Miaso~i-~s~-Te~ ~l~&d C~ ~a the City of Denton. Tex~
(File T-187~3, ~ineering ~ ~2~0~. ~ted M~ch 2~, 1~80, reused
~e City off Denton s~l be re~ed for ~1 costs of this ~re~ent By the
de~loper ~ the ~oi~
S~TION III.
~ia ~sol~ion 8~1 b~e eff~ti~ f~ ~d s~er its ~te of ~s~e.
P~S~ ~ ~0~ this ~he 2~rd ~ of Se~ber. 1~80.
/,/
A'i~'EST:
Bel~e~ber ;'3, 1~80 Continued
API~O'UED AS TO ~ ~:
C~Y O~ D~N, ~
~tion was ~de ~ Hopkins, ~econded b~ Vela t~t the Resol~ion be
5. ~e Co~cil considered aut~rization for the ex,utica of a contract
~e~ent with the ~ment of ~er~ ~der the I~ovmtive ~tea ~gr~ for a
3oi~ p~gr~ ~th Cox Cable, ~c.
~e City ~er advised that the City of Denton ham Bee~ a lea~r in
i~o~tive pro~s for ener~ ~d resource eo~e~tion. Denton h~ recently
~en a stu~ to d~elop a strmte~ ~r meeti~ the ob~ectivem of the
~ilities Re~ato~ Pr~tiees Act. ~ese objectives ~e eon~e~tion of e~r~,
co~e~tion of capital, ~d e~uity in utility rates. ~e of ~he vehicles for
~evi~ these obJecti~m is t~of-d~ billi~ ~or electrie~ ~e.
~u~et ~r this ~Jec~ as app~ved is $2~7,096. ~e U. S. ~ent of ~er~
w~t p~vide $71,~B6 of these ~da, pr~rily to ~e~ the e~ineeri~, cona~t-
i~ ~ incident~ e~pemaes. Cox Cable ~11 pro~ $117,500 which ~11 be
for e~ent ~d lair. ~e City of ~nton ia m~ed to comtri~e $~8,260.
t~a total, $32,~6 ia for in-~nd ~ntribution of perao~el ae~ees. ~e r~ain-
i~ c~h ex~ndit~e of $15,~6h wo~d be ~ed to ~d c~puter acute ~evelo~t
~e foll~i~ Resolution ~s presented:
RES O~UTION
~, the a~lication of the City of Denton for m gr~t for the ~me of
est~ti~ co~er load c~r~terizties of electric c~t~era in the City of Denton
h~ be~ approved by the De~ent of ~er~, Eco~ie Rese~ch A~i~st~tion,
in the a~ of $71,3~6.00; NOW, T~,
~lli~ H. MeN~ be ~d he is here~y authortmed ~d directed to execute for ~d
on beef of the City of Denton, T~aa, ~1 ~t ~e~enta ~
~c~enta in order for the 0ity of ~nton to receive the grant in the ~ of
$71,33~.00 for a stu~ of cona~er load char~teristies of electric e~to~rs
the City of Denton, Te~s.
~ia Resolution ~!1 b~e eff~tive ~m ~d a~er its ~te of
P~S~ ~ ~PR~ this the 2~rd ~ of ~e~ber, 1~80.
C~Y ~ D~N,
A~T:
~ HO~, CITY
C~T OF D~ON, T~
~tion was ~de by Vela, eeconded by Ho~l~ that the Resolution be
St~en$ "~e" ~d ~e~rt "~e". Motion
Sel:fcem'ber ~3, 1980 Continued
6. %~be Council recessed into Executive Session at 8:00 p.m. to ~iscuss
legal m~tters, real estate, personnel and board appointments.
7. The Couacil reconvened into Public Session to present the following
Resolutions:
(A)
W~ER~AS, the City of Denton finds it necessary to purchase a cerbain tract of l~nd
located in the City of Denton, Texu, and more fully described below; and
W~EREAS, the City Coumcil of the City of Denton is of the opinion that the best
interest amd welfare of the public will be served by the purchase of the parcel
of real estate described below; a~
WHEREAS, the City of Denton and c~ner of said parcel, Dora Lee Reese agree that
a consideration of $2,200.00 is a fair and agreed value of such described property;
NOW, THERE, BE IT REBOLVED BY TNE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
TNAT:
1. The City Attorney is hereby authorized to prepare whatever legal
doc~unente ~re necessary to complete the transfer of property so described below
from the owner thereof to the State of Texas:
Being 0.578 of an acre of land, more or leas, of which 0.179 of an acre is located
in a public roe~ (Kings Row), situated in the Daniel D. Culp Survey, Abstract No.
287, out of a 16,2 acre tract of lamd conveyed to Dora Lee Reese By Deed dated
April ih, 1965 recorded in Voltuae 522, Page 221, Deed Records of Denton County,
Texas; amid 0.578 of mu acre of land being more particularly described by metes
and bounds aa follow~:
BEGINNING at a point in the south~est corner of the 16.~ acre tract said point
ia in the centerline of Kings Row ~oa~l and being south 87' 52' 10" east a distance
of 999.28 feet from northeast corner of J. A. Frates 15 acre tract recorded in
Volume 917, Page 16, Deed Records of Denton County, Texas;
T~U~CE north 0~' 0~' 35" east along the west boundary line of 16.~ acre tract for
a distamce of 167.51 feet to a point;
THENCE north 03' 12' 58" east along said west boundary line for a distance of 39.01
feet to a point in the proposed northeast right of way line of Loop 288;
THENCE south ~7~ 20' 16" east with said proposed right of way line for a distance
of 279.15 feet to a point;
THENCE south 02' 07' 50" east for a distance of 25.07 feet to a point in the
centerli~e of Kings Row Road;
'~'~NCE north 87e 52' 10" west with the centerline of said road a distance of 220.48
feet to the place of beginning.
2. The City of Denton is hereby further authorized to pay Dora Lee
Reeee as owner of s&id described property, consideration in the amount of $2,400.00
purchase price, plus necessary amd reasonable recording fees.
3. This Resolution shall take effect ~mmediately from and after its
passage and approval in accordance with the provisions of the Denton City Charter.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 23rd day of September, 1980.
RICEARD TALIA~'maR0, MAYOR PRO T~'
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
BROOM HOLT, CITY SECRET~RY
CITY OF D~m'l'0N, TEXAS
September 23, 1980 Continued
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
H¥: /s/
Motion was made by Stephens, seconded by Ho~kinm that the Resolution
be ~assed. Om roll call vote Vel· "a~e", Gailey "aye", Hensley "aye", Hopkins
"e~ye", Stephens "aye" and Taliaferro "aye". Motion carried.
W~, the City of Denton finds it necessary to purchase a ce~aln tract of land
loc·ted in the City of Denton, Texas, and mOre fully described below;
~qEAS, the City Council of the City of Denton is of the opinion that the best
interest amd welfare of the public will be served by the purchase of the parcel
of real estate described below; and
%~, the City of Denton amd owner of said parcel, Fred ~. Peterson amd wife,
Alice ~. Peterson agree that · consideration of $47,996.00 is · fair am~ agreed
value of such described property;
NOW, T~JI~RE, HE IT RESOLVED BY THE CI~Y' OOUNCI~ OF TEE CITY OF DENTGN, TEXAS,
TNAT:
1. ~he City Attorney is hereby authorized to prepare wt~atever legal
doc~ents are necessary to complete the transfer of property mo described below
fr~m the oWaer thereof to the ~tate of Texa~:
~ein~ 23,326 square feet of la~d, more or less, out of and part of & 1.570 acre
tract in the R. B. Longbottom Survey, Abstract No. 775, that wma conveyed by deed
from Ralph W. Higgins and wife, Marie M. Higgins to Fred H. ?eterso~ amd wife,
Alice H. Peterson dated Pebruary 15, 1978 recorded in Volume 875, Page 579, Deed
Records of De. uteri County, Tex~s; said 23,326 square feet of la~d, more or loam,
bei~ m~re particularly described by metes and bounds am follov~:
~EG~NIN~ at the point of intersection of the proposed vest right of wa~v line of
Loop 288 with the south boundary line of said 1.570 mere trmet, said point being
eo~h 85e 48' 46" east a distance of ~0.68 feet from southwest cor~er thereof;
T~ENCE nOrth 01' 40' 41" east along the said proposed right of way line for ·
distance of 1B5.2~ feet to a point in the north boundary line of said 1.570 acre
tract;
T~I~¢E south 88' ~5' 12" east along Laid bouadary line for a ~lltamce of 171.87
feet to a point in the existing west right of way line of Loop
~E south 00' 47' ~8" vest along the said existing right of way line for a
~iltamce of 1~4.56 feet to a point in the south boundary lime of said 1.~70 mere
trmet;
T~CE eorth 88* 48' ~6" west with s~id boun~ line for a distance of 17~.94
feet to the place of begimui:~.
2. The City of Denton is hereby further authorized to
Peterso~ a~d wife, Alice M. Petermon as owner of said described property, consid-
erotica in the amount of $~7,996.00 purchase ~rice, plum necessary a~d reasonable
recordi~ fees.
~. This Resolution shall take effect !~diately from a~d after its
passage and approval in accordance with the provisions of the Den%o~ City Charter
PA~D ~ APPROVED this the 23rd da~ of ~ep~ember, 1980.
RZC~A~D TALIA~O, MAYO~ PRO
CITY O~ DENTON, TE~
ATTEST:
~00~ NOLT, C~T¥ ~ECRETARy
CITY O~ DENTON, TEXAS
September 23, 1980 0ontinued
APPROVED AS ~0 L~D~L ~:
0. J. TA~, ~., 0I~ A~
CI~ 0F D~N,
~ion ~ m~e ~ S~e~, seconded by Vela that the Resolution
be p~se~. ~ ~11 C~ ~te H~ley "aye", Ho~tns "~e", Gail~ "~e", Vel~
"~e", Ste~e~ "~e" ~ T~i&~ "~e". ~tion
~H~S, the Cia2 of D~ton fin~ it n~esa~ry to ~c~e a ce~n tr=ct of
lootte~ in the Ci~ of Den$on, ~zaa, ~d more ~ ~escribe~ below;
~, the Cit~ ~cil of the Cit~ of ~on ia of the opinion that the best
interest ~ ~lf~e of the ~bli= ~11 be ser~ ~ the ~oh~e of the ~rcel
of re~ e~ta ~ea=ribe~ ~1~ ~
~, t~ City of Denton ~ ~er of enid ~oel, ~e~ ~. Peterson
P~e~on ~ee t~t a ~nai~r~tio= of $13, 900.00 is · f~ir ~ ag~e~ ~ue of
1. ~e Cit~ ltto~ is h~by aut~rize~ to ~e~re ~tever le~
~c~ents ~ neces~ to c~ete t~ tr~sfer of p~y so ~escrib~ below
fro~ the ~er ther~f to the S~e of
~i~ 17,~77 s~re fe~ of !~, ~re or less, situated in the R. B. ~ttom
~vey, Ab~ct ~o. 77~, Denton ~ty, ~e~as, ~d bei~ out of ~ a ~t of
1.1~9 ~re tract o~ l~d~ more or less, con~yo~ to Fred H. Pete~on, Jr.
S~ H. Pete~on ~ ~e~ ~t~ Dee~er 20, 1~78 ~ recor~e~ in Vol~e
P~e 5~3, De~ R~or~ of said Co~ty~ sai~ 17,~77 squ~e feet of 1~ bei~ more
p~tic~r~ ~eacribed ~ metes ~ b~ as follows:
O~CI~ at the ~h~est co,er of sai~ Peterson 1.15~ tore tract~
~CE south 8~' ~ e~t ~ ~s~ce of ~0~.62 feet to a ~int for a co~er
in the ~st ri~t of ~ line of S. ~. ~ 288 ~d the ~int of begi~i~
~CE south 0~ ~7' ~8" west ~o~ the e~sti~ ri~t of ~ line o~
~op 288 ~ ~st~e of 1~.0 fe~ to a ~int for ~ co~er~
T~0E no~h ~ ~8' ~2" west ~ the a~th line of s~i~ Peterson trot ~ ~st~ce
of 16~.~8 f~ to a ~i~ for a ~ert
~CE no~ 0~ 1~' 33" west ~o~ the h~ ri~t of w~ line of S. H. ~op 288
a ~ist~ee of 31.~7 feet to a ~i~ for a corner;
~ ~h 01~ ~0' ~1" e~t ~ ~s~e of ~8.95 feet to a ~int for a co,er in
the no~h line of a~ Peterson trot;
'A'~dE so~h ~e ~8' ~" e~t ~o~ the ~h line of s~ Peterson tract
~st~ce of 173.~ feet to the ~int of be~i~i~.
2. ~e Cia2 of Denton is here~ f~her ~horize~ to ~ Fred
~te~on ~ S~ ~. P~erson ~ ~er of said described p~y. consideration
in the ~t of ]13,900.00 ~e price, plus necess~ and redouble reeo~i~
fees ·
3. ~is Resolution ~1 t~e effect ~ediately fr~ ~ x~er its
~s~e ~ ~ in ~ccord~ce with the p~visions of the Denton Cit~
PAS~ ~ ~0~ ~his t~e 2~rd ~ of Sept~ber, 1980.
CI~ OF D~'A~N, ~
/OO September 23, 1980 Continued
A',','EST:
BROOKS HOLT, CITY SECR~ARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C, J. TAYLOR, J~., CITY ATTO1%N~Y
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
~{o~ion w&s made by Hol;kin~, seconded ~¥ G&ile~/ tha~ the Remolu~ioa
be palmed. On roll c~ll vote Stephens "~ye", He~ley ".~re", Vela ".~re", G&iley
"e~,e", Hol~kins "a~fe" ~nd T&ll&fer~o "~ye", Motion carried.
Meetin~ &d~ourned at 8:h0
City Council
September 29, 1980
Special Called ~ergency Meeting of the City Coune~t of the City o£ Denton~ Texas,
~onday, September 297 1980 at 2:00 p.m. in the City Manager's Conference Room of
the Municipal Building.
PRESENT: Mayor Stewart, Council Members Hopkins, Galley, Stephens and Hensley;
Acting City Manager Bob Nelson, City Attorney C. J. Ta~vlor and Acting
City Secretary B~ll Angelo.
ABSENT: Mayor Pro Tern Taliaferro, Council Member Vela, City Manager Chris
Hartung and City Secretary Brooks Holt.
l. The Council went into Executive Session ab 2:00 p.m. to dl~c~ss le~l
matters under Section 2(e), Article 6252-17 V.AoT.S.
2. The Council reeonvened into Public Session at 2:~5 p.m..
Motion was made by Hopkins, seconded by Galley to authorize the City
Attorney to file su~t against the United States Census Bureau alleging a miscount
of the population totals for the City of Denton. Motion c~'ried unanimously.
Meeting adjourned at 2:48
city council
October 7, 1980
Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, Tuesday,
October 7, 1980, at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chamber of the Municipal Building.
PRESENT: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tam Taliaferro, Council Members Gailey, Vela,
Stephens, Hopkins and Hensley; Assistant City Manager King Cole, City
Attorney C. J. Taylor and City Secretary Brooks Holt.
ABSENT: City Manager Chris Hartung.
1. Motion was made by Hopkins, seconded by Hensley that the minutes of the
Special Called Meeting of September 9, 1980; the Regular Meeting of September 16,
1980; and the Specks] Called Meeting of September 23, 1980 be approved. Motion
carried unanimously.
2. PUBLIC HEARINGS:
(A) Mayor Stewart opened the hearing on tbs petition of Miss Karen
Mash, requesting an amendment to a planned development (PD). The original planned
development was for zero lot line detached single family housing on 45 foot by
100 foot lots. The amendment would permit fourplex development on approximately
3.77 net acres, and duplex (2-F) development on approximately 1.74 net acres.
The parcel totals approximately 125 feet west of Stuart Road. (Z-1463)
After hearing one speak in favor, but none in opposition, the hearing
was closed.
Plamner Jeff Meyer advised that the petitioner proposes a total of
eighteen four-plex structures, ten of the four-plex structures would be located
along proposed Olympia Drive and eight along the south side of proposed Wolftrap
Drive, making a total of 72 units. Eight duplex lots are proposed along the
north side of Wolftrap Driv~ mmking a total of 16 units. A total of 80 units
are proposed for the 7 acre tract amounting to an oversll density of 12.5 units
per acre. If this proposal is combined with the adjacent planned development
including the apartment site, recreation, and greenbelt areas, the overall
density is approximately 13 units per acre. If the recreation and greenbelt
·reas are excluded, the density of this site and the apartment s~te is spprox-
imately ]7 units per ~cre.
Motion was made by Vela, seconded by Hopkins that the petition be
approved with the fo31owing conditions recommended by the Planning ~nd Zoning
Commission.
(1) The deYelop~ent shall be limited to a maximum of 18 four-plex
structures and 8 duplex structures as indicated om the
submitted plat.
(2) A six foot wooden privacy fence shall be erected along the
entire western perimeter of the property.
(3) A six foot solid masonry fence shall be constructed along
the north side of lot lC.
(4) Wolftrap Drive shall be extended to Stuart Road at the
developer's expense.
Motion carried unanimously.
(B) Mayor Stewart opened the hearing on Z-146~, the petition o~
Mrs. Joan Cohagen, requesting a change of zoning from single family (SF-7) to
commercial (C) classification at 2216 N. Elm Street on a parcel totaling
?pproximately .79 acres. (The Planning ~]d Zoning Commission recommends denial)
After hearing 2 speak in favor and 5 in opposition, the hearing was
closed.
Planner Jeff Meyer stated that letters from landowners within 200
feet of the subject property showed that 6 were in favor and l0 were in opposition.
Mayor Pro Tem Taliaferro suggested Planned Development since the
Cohagens desired to build mini warehouses under a commercial zone.
Mayor Stewart advised that the proposed commercial zoning classi-
fication would be incompatible with the neighborhood.
October 7, 1980 Continued les
Motion was made by Taliaferro, seconded by Galley that the petition
be denied. Motion carried 5 to 2.
(C) M~yor Stewart opened the hearing on S-1~6, the petition of Mr.
Terry D. Stepken, requesting a specific use permit to operate a "go cart trsck"
at 320 Stemmons (I-35E) in a commercial (C) zoning disbrict.
After hearing i speak in favor, but none in opposition, the hearing
was closed.
Planner Jeff Meyer advised that the site in this request is approx-
imately 5 acres in size. It is currently occupied by a miniature golf course,
a pond and vacant land. The site is surrounded by v~cant laud on three sides
with the 1-35E service road on the south. Central Fr,~ght is located several
hundred feet to the east and ~ingle family houses and mobile houses are located
approximately 550 feet to the west. The petitioner has submitted a site plan
which would locate the go cart track on the rear of the 5 acre parcel. The
Planning and Zoning Commission felt this was a reasonable request given surrouod--
lng land use.
Motion was made by Vela, seconded by Stephens to approve the petition.
Motion carried unalmously.
3. The Council considered approval of th.e final plat of Skyline II
Addition.
Planner Jeff Meyer advised that the Planning Commission fe~t that tlc
wldth of the lots was out of character with the existing neighborhood, but
because the plat meets all subdivision requirements, the Commission felt ~hey
had no alternative other th~n recommending approval o£ Skyline II Addition
unanimously, and the City Attorney is of thc opinion that the plat should be
approved since it meets all subdivision requirements.
Motion was made by Gailey, seconded by Vela to recess. Motion car~i~3d.
Following the recess of 15 minutes, motion was made by Talla~erro, seconded by
Gailey to approve the final plat of Skyline I7 Addition. On roll call vote
Gailey "aye", Stephens "nay", Taliaferro "aye", Hopkin~ "aye", Hensley "nay"~
Veda "aye" and Stewart "nay". Motion carried ~ to 3,
The Council considered approval of the request of the Denton Optimisb
Club seekin~ permission to sell Christmas trees on the closed portion of Piney
Creek Boulevard behind Golden Triangle Mall.
Rick Svehla advised that he understood that the club wishes to u~e
the street at its barricade for the sale of Christmas trees. He said that the
Staff feels there would be no traffic problems If the stalest is barricaded
properly and if customers can park in the Ma~l parking lot.
~otion was made by Vela, seconded by Hopkins to approve the request
of Mr. Searles, in behalf of the Optimist Club, to soil Christmas trees at
Piney Creek Boulevard barricade. Motion carried unanimously.
5. The Council considered a recommendation from the Airport Board to
approve an amended lease agreement with Fox 51 Li~ited.
Administrative Assistant Bill Angelo stated that th~s matter was
initiated at the request of Mr. Frank Strickler of Fox 51 Limited. Mr. Stricklor
has requested that the original lease and its amendments be incorporated into
one "sanitized" doctm~ent. In addition, Mr. S~rickler has requested that the
begim~ing date of the lease be changed from May to July and that the Consumer
Price Index figures in the escalation clause be changed to reflect the value
the dollar as of June, 1980. The Airport Board considered this item at lbs
regular meeting of September 25, 1980. The Board felt that this wes a reasouabl~~
request and unanimously recommended that the City Council approve the proposed
contract.
Taliaferro stated that he was concerned with decisions based on a
year period.
Motion was m~de by Gailey, seconded by Vela to approve an amended lease
a~reement with Fox 51 Limited. Motion carried unsntmou01y.
October 7, 1980 Continued
RESOLUTIONS:
The following Resolutions were presented:
(A) RESOLUTION IN APPRECIATION OF CONGRESSFu~N RAY ROBERTS
WHEREAS, the Honorable R~y Roberts has served with distinction as a State Senator
in the Texas Legislature and ae United States Representative for the Fourth
Congressional District of Texas which includes the City of Denton; and
WHEREAS, Congressman Ray Roberts will retire as United States Congressman at the
end of his current berm of office; and
WHEREAS, the Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of Denton desire
to exprems the thanks of the cltmzens of the City of Denton for his assistance
in securing the approval of the Aubrey Reservoir Project.
NOW, T~J~EFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
The Mayor and each member of the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas,
individually and on behalf of the citizens of the City of Denton, Texas, extend
to Congressman Ray Roberts our special thanks and appreciation for your many
years of public service to the citizens of our City and your Dietrich.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 7th day of October, A. D. 1980.
l,el
RICHARD O. STEWART, MAYOR BUD HENSLEY, COUNCIL~
,I I. Is/
RICHARD N, TALIAFEIRO MAYOR PRO 5'~N DR, RAY STEPHENS, COUNCILMAN
/sl
CHARLES NOPKINS, COUNCIL~N DR. ROLAND VELA, COUNCILMAN
/s/
DWIGHT L. OAILEY, COUNCILMAN
ATTEST
/s/
BROOKS HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
Motion was made by Stephens, seconded by Hensley that the Resolution
be passed. On roll call vote Vela "aye", Hopkins "aye", Galley "aye" Hensley
"aye", Stephens "aye", Taliaferro "aye" and Stewart "aye". Motion carried.
(B) RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS;
SECTION I.
The City Manager is hereby authorized and directed to execute ~or ~nd on behalf
of the City of Denton a lease purchase agreement dated October l, 1980, by and
between the City of Denton, Texas, and Leon MeNatt Auto Leasing, a copy of which
is attached hereto and made a ps~rt hereof.
SECTION II.
This resolution shall become effective from and a~ter its date of passage.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 7th day of October, 1980.
October 7, lgS0 Continued
RICHARD 0. STEWART, MAYOR, CITY OF DENTON
ATTEST:
BROOKS HOLT, CITY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FOPS:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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7. Motion was made by Stephens, seconded by Hopkins to approve a contra~t
with the Denton Soccer Association providing forpayment of officials for youth
league soccer games. Motion carried unanimously.
8. The Council considered establishment of voting locations for each of
the Single M~mber Districts.
Council Member Stephens suggested the American Legion Hall at Fred
Moore Park and Congress Junior High Cafeteria. Following a discussion of
several sites, motion was made by Vela, seconded by Taliaferro to direct the
Staff to select appropriate polling places. Notion carried h to 3.
9. The Council considered approval of disposition of .h97 acres of City
property located between Bell and the MKT Railroad.
Planner Jeff Meyer reported that the property is zoned for light
industrial (LI) use. At this point the tract does not have direct access to an
improved public street although it does front public right of way. The extens]on
of Mtngo Road through to Bell Avenue is scheduled for 1980-81 in the Capital
Improvement Plan. A building can be constructed on the property and meet zoning
regulations. If the purchaser wished to build on the property before Mingo is
extended he would be required to make at least some minor tract improvements so
the street would have direct street access. It is the Staff opinion that the
property is independently developable.
Motion was made by Taliaferro, seconded by Hensley not to sell the
subject property at this time, Motion carried 6 to 1.
10. The Council received a report on the City of Denton Transit Survey and
Transportation Study.
Administrative Assistant Bill Angelo reported that the City of Denton
in conjunction with the Texas Department of Highways a~d Public Transportation
has been conducting a studV regarding public transportation in the City of Denton.
A major pa~ of this study involved a survey of Denton residents which was
designed to assess the demand for public transportation in the community. He
added that the City had recently received the results of that survey which
indicated a desire for public transportation.
No official action was t~ken.
ll. The Council considered approval of a contract with Hogan and Razor. for
Engineering Services for a Water Distribution Study.
U~ilities Director Bob Nelson stated that due to population and water
usage increases, it is necessary to install another water storage tank in the
Northwest section of the City, In addition, it is necessary to conduct an
analysis of water flow cmpacities from our water production plant. Before
decisions are ms~le on these two issues a water distribution system analysis is
required. The Staff has reviewed simil&r studies that the fire of Hogan and
Razor have completed for the cities of Mineral Wells and Denison. Hogan and
Razor utilize a computer analysis of the water flows and pressures in the system
for peek hour and minimum hour periods.
October 7, ]980 Continued
The cost is as follows:
Professional Services $19,500
Expenses ~
$25,500
Council Member Hopkins stated that the City should explore the poss-
ibilities of selling waste water to industry.
Mayor Stewart agreed w~th Hopkins.
Nelson advised that the Utilities Board recommended approval to employ
the consulting e~ginecring firm of Hogan and Razor of Dallas to conduct the study.
Motion was made by Vela, seconded by Hopkine to hire the firm of Nogan
and Razor to conduct a water distribution System Study at a total cost of $25,500.
Motion carried unanimously.
12. The Council considered approval of a Water,re-Rata Agreement with the
City of Corinth for a 12" water line.
Utilities Director Bob Nelson advised that in April, 1974, the City
of Denton and the City of Corinth Jointly participated in constructing water
and sewer transmission facilities to serve the City of Corinth. Corinth const-
ructed h,600 feet of ~2" water l~ne from State School Road to their City limits
at a cost of $26,810.99. It has been the policy of the Utilities Department to
issue pro-rata contracts to developers who bear the cost of offette line work.
The Utilities Bo~rd, at their meeting of September 24, 1980, recommended to the
City Council that a pro-rata contract be issued to the City of Corinth for
subject water line not to exceed a reimbursement of $26,810,99
Motion was made by Vela, seconded by Stephens to approve a pro-rata
agreement with the City of Corinth for a 12" line in the amount not to exceed
$26~810.99. Motion carried unanimously.
13. The Council considered approval of an agreement with the Corps of
Engineers regarding the establishment of a Minimum Water Discharge Schedule for
Aubrey Reservoir.
Utilities Director Bob Nelson reported that the Parks and Wildlife
Department of the State of Texas has become concerned about adequate stream
flows in the Elm Fork of the Trinity a~ter Aubrey Reservoir ie built. They
have requested that the Corps of Engineers establish a minimum flow from Aubrey
Reservoir so as ~o preserve f~sh and wild life in the stream between Aubrey and
Lewisville Reservoirs. The Water Department staff of the City of Dallas and
Denton have agreed that the minimum flows are reasonable and are recommending
approval of an agreement.
M~tion was made by Hopkins, seconded by Vela that the agreement with
the Corps of Engineers regarding the establishment of a Minimum Ws.ter Discharge
Schedule for Aubrey Reservoir be approved. Motion carried.
14. The Council considered approve~ of a request of Mr. William B. Rogers
and J. Robert Goodson to serve a subdivision with the City of Denton water outside
the City of Denton.
Utilities Director Bob Nelson advised that this is the Solar Way Add-
ition and is located on South Bonnie Brae Street in the extra territorial
Jurisdiction of the City of Denton. Mr. Rogers has agreed to install a water
line from the C~ty of Denton's existing line and all necessary lines in his
subdivision at hls own expens~ said work meeting all required specifications.
The Utilities Board, at their meeting o£ September 24, 1980, recommended to the
City Council approval of Mr. Rogers' request that he be allowed to install the
aforementioned water line and serve the addition with septic tanks until such
time as sewer is available in this area.
Motion was made by Vela, seconded by Hopkins to approve the request
of William B. Rogers and J. Robert Goodson for water outside the City of Denton.
M~tton carried unanimously.
October 7, 1980 Continued lO~
1). The Co.oil considered Clarification Amendment of the 1977 Lone Star
Gas Contract.
LW~ilities Director Bob Nelson advised that the 1977 Lone Star Gas
Contract has an index factor that is applicable to the base price adjustment,
which is vague in the manner in which the calendar year price is determined.
In order to clarify this a~biguity, Lone Star has offered to use the arithmetical
average of the prior year's BLS to the preceding year's BLB to determine the
adjusted base price portion of the contract. They have been using December's
BLS of the preceding year compared tp the prior year's December BLS. This
chmnge would reduce our base price under the present year's Contract 0.~ or
approximately $12,000.
Motion was made by Stephens, seconded by Hopkins to approve Clarification
Amendment of the 1977 Lone Star Gas Contract, as recommended by the Utilities
Board. Motion carried unanimously.
16. The Council considered approval of the final plat of the Target Addition.
planner Jeff Meyer said that the developer seeks to plat a parcel
along the northeast side of Colorado Boulevard for development of a Target Store
and associated retail outlet. The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the
final plat of Target Addition at their meeting of August 20, 1980, however, plans
for extension of a sanitary sewer line from Pecan Creek ~d Loop 288 to the site
were not included. The Planning Cormmission approved the plat with the condition
that satisfactory sanitary sewer plans would be submitted to the staff.
Motion was made by Hopkins, seconded by Taliaferro to approve the
final plat of Block I, lots i and 2, T~get Addition if sewer plans are sub-
mitted to the ~taff. Motion carried unanimously.
17. Thc Council considered Bid #8811 for a 4-door Sedan for the Police
Department.
Assistant City Manager King Cole advised that in July, 1980 a Po]ice
patrol car, unit 203, was involved in an accident sustaining extensive d~mage.
The unit was considered a total loss by the insurance company and a check for
$5,050 ~as paid to the City of Denton. Since the Patrol Division wes one car
short, unit 55 was moved to Patrol. This move has left the Patrol Captain
without a v~hicle. The purchase of this new vehicle will allow the Police
Chief to move hie automobile unit 50 to the Patro~ Division Captain to replace
unit 55 which replaced unit 203 that was totaAed. Only one bid was received i~
reply to the re~uemt sent out. We requested bids on a unit in stock for immed-
iate delivery that meet our specifications as close as possible. The bid of
Bill Utter Ford was the only bid received. The car bid is equipped with options
the City does not normally purchase.
Motion wa~ made by Stephens, seconded by Hopkins to approve Bid #88ll
for a 4-deer sedan for the Police Department, and to accept the bid of Bill Utter
Ford in the amount of $6,997.00. Motion carried.
18. Motion was m~de by Tali&ferro, seconded by Hensley to approve author-
ization for Council Members Stephens and Hopkins to attend a meeting of the TML
Legislative Policy Committee on Municipal Finance amd General Affairs in Austin
on October 17, 1980. Motion carried unanimously.
19. CONSE~2 AGENDA:
Council Member Hopkins requested that item 1-~, Bid #8813, Janitorial
supplies for two recreation centers, be removed from the Consent Agenda.
Motion was made by Galley, seconded by Hensley that the following
Consent Agenda be approved with item 1-A removed. Notion c~rrJed.
(A) BIDS/PURCHASE ORDERS
(1) Purch&se Order #~4706 to Bolain Equipment Company for repair~
on Rig #6166 was approved in the amount of $6,866.89
(2) P~rchase Order #48330 to Physio-Control for a Life Pack 5
Monitor Defibrillator System w~s approved in the amount of ~7,175.00.
October 7, 1980 Continued
20. ~otion was made by Taliaferro, seconded by Vela that Bid #8813,
Janitorial zervlce for recreation centers, be awarded to the low bidder, J.
Luman for $19,000 for the year for both recreation centers, This will be
$500.00 per month per recreation center for service provided 6 dmys per week,
and they furnish the supplies and equipment. Notion carried 4 to 2.
21. The Council recessed into Executive Session at 10:55 p.m. to discuss
legal matters, real estate, personnel and board appointments.
22. The Council reconvened into Public Session at 12:38 a.m. October 8,
198o. '
Council Member Vela was absent.
The following Resolutions were presented:
(A) RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the City of Denton finds it necessary to purchase a certain tract of
land located in the City of Denton, Texas, and more fully described below; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Denton is of the opinion that the best
interest and welfare of the public will be served by the purchase of the parcel
of real estate described below; and
WHEREAS, the Ciby of Denton and owner of said parcel, Hazel K. King agree that
a consideration of $6,~99.00 is a fair and agreed value of such described property;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE C1TY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
THAT:
1. The City Attorney is hereby authorized to prepare whatever legal
documents are necessary to complete the transfer of property so described below
from the owner thereof to the State of Texas:
Being 1.858 acres of land, more or less, out of and a part of that certain l0
acre tract of land in the Nathan Wade Survey, Abstract No. 1~07 that was conveyed
to Cecil A. King by Trustee's Deed dated February 5, 1952, recorded in Volume 377,
Page 70, Deed Records of Denton County, Texas; said 1.858 acres of land, more
or less, beiz~ more particularly described by metes cud bounds as follows:
BEGINNING at the point of intersection of the proposed north right of way line
of Loop 288 with the west boundary line of said l0 acre tract; said point
bears south l" 02' 55" west a distance of 7~3.50 feet from the northwest corner
thereof;
THENCE north 74' 20' 26" east a distance of 117.90 feet to a point;
THENCE north 60' 17' 02" east a distance of 179.3~ feet to the point of inter-
section of said proposed north right of way line with the east boundary line of
said 10 acre tract;
THENCE 01' 00' 02" west ad onE the said east boundary line a distance of 3~7.22
feet to a point;
THENCE south 79" 20' 29" west a dlsbance of 273.20 feet to a point;
THENCE north 02 0~' 55" east along the west boundary line of said l0 acre tract
a distance of 277.69 fee~ to the place of beginning.
2. The City of Denton is hereby further authorized to pay Hazel
K_t~g as owner of said described property, consideration in the amount of
purchase price, plus necessary and reasonable recording fees.
B. This Resolution shall take effect immediately from and after its
passage and approval in accordance with the provisions of the Denton City Charter.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 7th day of October, 1980.
,1 ,1
RICEARD O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, ~XAS
October
ATTEST:
/s/
BROOMS HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DI~VTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAs
BY:
Motion W~S made by Hensle~, seconded by Hopkins that the Resolution
be passed. On roll call vote Galley "8~ve", Stephens "aye", Hopkins "a~e", Hensley
"aye", Taliaferro "~ye" and Stewart "aye". Motion carried.
(8) SOL IO
WHEREAS, the City Of Denton finds it neces~&~ to purchase ~ certain tFaet of
land located in the Cit~ of Denton, Tex~s, ~d more ~ully described be]ow; and
~S, the 0ity Council of %he City of Denton is of the opinion that the best
[nteFes% ~d welf~e of the public will ~e seFved by the purchase of the pa~eel
of re~l
~R~S, the C~y of ~nton ~nd o~ers of said parcel, Edward Ba~hold, Lee
B~thold, Ella ~hold,
$122,519.00 is ~ f~ ~d agreed ~lue of such described pFopeFty; National
Adve~tisl~ Com~ h~s a~Feed that the s~ of $1,~89.00 is a fatF and ~eed
value of such adve~ising sign~ N~ Advertisi~ Com~ny, Inc. has agreed that
the s~ of $8,420.00 is a fair ~d ~reed value of such advertising sign; and
Western Outdoor Advertisi~ Compa~ has agreed that the
fair and ~reed v~ue of such advertising sigu.
NOW, THE~ORE, BE IT R~OL~D BY THE CITY CO~CIL OF T~ CITY OF DENTON, Tk~S
T~T:
1. The City A~torney is hereby authorized to prepare whatever legal
doc~ents are neeessa~ to c~plete the tr~sfer of property so described below
~om the owners ~hereof to the State of Texas:
Being 11.655 acres of land, more or less, situated in the B.B.B. & C. R~ilroad
Com~ny S~vey, Abstract No. 141, out of ~d a part of that certain %12.5 acre
trot of l~d conveyed from E. W. Fritz ~d wife, Mrs.
~rthold by deed ~ted J~e 15, 1917, recorded in Vol~e 154, Page 82, Deed
Records of Denton Co~ty, Texas; s~d 11.655 mcres of land being more particu-
larly described by metes ~d bo~ds as follows:
~GI~ING at the ~int of intersection of the existing west rlghb of way line of
IH35 ~d the south bouuda~ line of said 112.5 acre tract of land, sa~d point
~so bei~ South 88" 53' ~'~ west a dist~ce of 3736.31 feet from the AT & SF
R~llroad right of w~
~CE no~h 88' 53' ~4" west with the south boundary line of Barthold tract for
a dish,ce of ~2.0~ feet to a ~int in the pressed southerly right of way line
of ~op 288;
T~CE no~h
dist~ce of ll0.1~ feet to a ~int;
TI~CE no~h 89' 08' 23" West for a distance of 260.00 feet to a point;
~CE north 79~ 27' 59" west for a dist~ce of 618.80 feet to a point;
T}~CE no~h 00'51' 37" east for a dist~ce of 326.02 feet to a ~int in the
pressed no~h righ~ of way line of proposed Loop 288;
~NCE 78' 19' 53" east with the said p~sed north rlghb of w~ for a distance
of 599.27 feet to a point;
T~CE south 89' 08' 23" east for a dist~ce of 265.00 fee~ to a poinb;
il0 October 7, 1950 Continued
THENCE north 44 07' 28" east for a distance of 116.7~ feet to a point;
THENCE north 03 04' 51" west for a dimtance of 211.~l feet to a point~
THENCE north 02 0~' 35" east for a distance of 401.~ feet to a point, said
poinb being in the existing west right of way line of IH-35;
THENCE south 02 ~6' 55" east with the said existing right of way line of IH-35
for a distance of 13~.97 feet to the place of beginning.
2. The City of Denton is hereby further authorized to pay Edward
B~rthold, Lee Barthold, Ella Barthold, and Clare B. Lyle as owners of said
described property, consideration in the a~ount of $1~2,519.00 purchase price,
and to the three advertising sign companies the consideration of $13,~02.00,
plus recording fees.
3. This Reeo~ution shall take effect i~m~ediately from and after
passage and approval in accordance with the provisions of the Denton City Charter.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 7th day of October, 1980.
RICHARD 0. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
/s/
BROOKS HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. JR. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DE'TON, TEXAS
BY: /sI
Motion was made by Hensley, seconded by Hopkins that the Resolution
be passed. On roll call vote Stephens "aye", Gailey "aye", Hopkins "aye",
Hensley "aye", Taltaferro "aye" and Stewart "aye". Motion carried.
(S) RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the City of Denton finds it necessary to purchase a certain tract of
land located in the City of Denton, Texas, and more fully described be]ow; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Denton is of the opinion that the best
interest and welfare of the public will be served by the purchase of the parcel
of real estate described below; and
WHEREAS, the City of Denton and ow~ner of said parcel, E.D.S. Engineering Corp-
oration agree that a consideration of $115,000.00 is a fair and agreed v~lue of
such described property;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNDIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
THAT:
1. The City Attorney is hereby authorized Lo prepare whatever legal
documents are necessary to complete the transfer of property so described below
from the owner thereof ~o the State of Texas:
Being 25.633 acres of land, more or less, and being a part of that certain 257.22
~cre tract of land in the Daniel C. Culp Survey, Abstract No. 287, Caswell
Carter Survey, Abstract No. 275, and the Samuel M. Williams Survey, Abstract No.
1279 in Denton County, Texas, said 257.22 acre tract bedng the remainder of a
272.22 acre tract described in a deed from Robert C. Feldman, Trustee to Alex
L. Kallay, Trustee, dated October 9, 1975, recorded in Volume 761, Page 279,
Deed Records of Denton County, Texas; said 25.633 acres of land being more
particularly described by metes and bounds as follows:
BEGINNING at the point of intersection of the proposed east right of way line
of proposed Loop 288 and the common boundary line between said 257.22 acre tract
and 15 acre tract described in & deed from Kallay to J. A. Frates recorded in
Volume 917, Page 16, Deed Records of Denton County Texas; said point also being
south 87' 52' 49" east a distance of 723.48 feet from the southwest corner
thereof;
THENCE south 87~ 52' 49" east along the said common boundary line for a distance
of 323.18 feet to a point in the proposed east right of way line of Loop 288,
said point in a curve of radius 3939.72 feet and bearing south 49° 10' 01" west
to the radius point;
TI{ENCE along said cQrve to the right for a distance of 920.92 feet to a point
of bearing South 62' 33' 36" west to the radius point;
THENCE south 24' 26~ 24" enst along said porposed right of w~y line for a
distance of 412.38 feet to a point;
THENCE south 20' 11' 48" east for a distance of 580.05 feet to a point;
THENCE south 10' 40' 32" east for a distance of 751.99 feet to a point;
THENCE south 02' 42' 32" west for a distance of 730.38 feet to a point;
THENCE south 03' 27' 44" west for a distance of 471.30 feet to a point in the
southerly boundary line of said 257.22 ~cre tract;
THENCE south 69" 23' 48" west for a distance of 282.08 feet to a point;
T~NCE north 07'27' 40" west for a distance of 55.70 feet to a point;
THENCE south 89~ 16' 46" west for a distance of 145.05 feet to a point in the
proposed west right of way line of Loop 288;
THENCE north 00" 26' 58" east along the said proposed right of way line for a
distance of 721.66 feet to a point;
THF~CE south 89' 12' 12" east for a distance of 60.00 feet to a point;
THENCE north 07° 08' 04" east for a distance of 399.85 feet to a point;
THENCE north 02' 41' 24" west for a distance of 290.50 feet to a point;
THENCE north 00' ll' 47" east for a distance of 97.50 feet to a point in a curve
of radius 3709.72 feet and bearing south 83' 07' 44" west to the radius point;
THENCE along the said curve to the left for a distance of 1357.87 feet to a
point of bearing 62' 09' 24" west to the radius point;
THENCE north 30' 57' 27" west for a distance of 581.42 feet to a point in a
curve of radius of 3709.72 feet and bearing south 52' 33' 36" west to the radius
point;
THENCE along the said curve to the left for a distance of 504.78 feet to a point
of bearing south 45' 45' 50" west to the radius point and being the point of
beginning.
2. The City of Denton is hereby further authorized to pay E.D.S.
Engineering Corporation as owner of said described property, consideration in
the amount of $115,000.00 purchase price, plus necessary and reasonable recording
fees.
3, This Resolution shall take effect immediately from and after its
passage and approval in accordance with the provisions of the Denton City
Charter.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 7th day of October, 1980.
RICF~D O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON,TEXAS
~2 October 7, 1980 Continued
ATTEST:
BROOKS HOLT, CITY SECRE~£ARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APprOVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
HY:,, l, sl
Motion was made by Hensley, seconded by Hopkins tha~ the Resolution
be Dammed. On roll call vote Galley "aye", Stephens "aye", Hopkins "aye", Hensley
"aye", T~liaferro "aye" and Stewart "aye". Motion carried.
(D) RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the City of Denton finds it necessary to purchase a certain tract of
land located in the City of Denton, Texas, and more fully described below; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Denton is of the opinion that the best
interest and welfare of the public will be served by the purchase of the parcel
of real estate described below; and
WPrEREAS, the City of Denton and owner of said parcel, The Trustees of Electronic
Data Systems Corporation Retirement Plan and Trust agree that a consideration
of $36,600.00 is a fair and agreed value of such described property~
NOW, T~REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
THAT:
]. The City Attorney is hereby authorized to prepare whatever legal
documents are necessary to complete the transfer of property so described below
from the owner thereof to the State of Texas:
Being 6.724 acres of land, more or tess, of which 0.621 of an acre is Located
in Public Roads (Kings Row and Old North Head) situated in the Daniel D. Culp
Survey, Abstract No. 287, out of ~ 15.0 acre tract of land conveyed to J. A.
Frates by Special Warre~aty Deed dated June 28, 1978, recorded in Volume 917,
Page 16, Deed Records of Denton County, Texas, said 6.72~ acres of land being
more particularly described by metes and bounds as follows:
BEGINNING at a point in the middle of Kings Row Road m~d north boundary line
of said 15.0 acre tract said point being 563.31 feet north 87' 52' 10" west from
the northeast corner thereof;
THENCE south 02' 07' 50" east for a distance of 25.07 feet to a point;
THENCE south 18" ~0' 06" west %rlth the proposed northeast right of way line of
proposed Loop 288 a distance of 11~.3~ feet to a point;
THENCE south 47' 20' 16" east for a distance of 210.00 feet to a point;
THENCE south 55' 05' 19" east for a distamce of 7~.15 feet to a point on a
curve of radi~:s of 3939.72 feet bearing south ~2° 39' 44" west to the radius
point;
TKENCE along sa~d curve to the right a distance of ~47.28 feet to a point of
bearing south 49' 10' 01" west to the radius point;
TNENCE north 87' 52' 49" west along the south boundary line of said 15.0 acre
tract a distance of 323.18 feet to a point in the proposed southwest right of
way line of proposed Loop 288, said point also on a curve of radius of 3709.72
feet bearing south 45' 45' 50" west to the radius point;
THENCE along said curve to the left a distance of 200.83 feet to a point of
bearing south 42° 39' ~4" west to the radius point;
THENCE north ~7' 20' 16" west along the said proposed southwest right of way
line a distance of 28~.47 feet to a point;
October 7, 1980 Continued
THENCE south 87° 39' ~" west for a distance of 99.00 feet to a point;
THENCE south 42' B~' 44" west for a distance of 356.77 feet to a point;
THF~NCE north 78' 1?' 20" west for a distance of 27.50 feet to a point in the
centerline of Old North Road and west boundary line of said 15.0 acre tract of
l~nd;
THENCE north ll ~1' ~l" east with said common line of Old North Road and west
boundary line for a distance of 583.95 feet to a point, said point being the
northwest corner of 15.0 acre tract and at the intersection of the cente~line
of Old North Road ~nd centerline of Kings Row Road;
THENCE south 87' 52' 10" east with the centerltne of Kings Row Road for a distance
of ~35.97 feet to the place of beginning.
2. The City of Denton is hereby further authorized to pay The Trustees
of Electronic Data Systems Corporation Retirement Plan and Trust as owner of
said described property, eonaider&~ion in the amount of $36,600.00 purchase price,
plum necessary and reasonable recording fees.
3. This Resolution shall take effect immediate3y from and after its
passage a~d approval in accordance with the provisions of the Denton City CharGer.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 7th day of October, 1980.
RICHARD O. STE~AI~T, MAYOR
ATTEST: CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
BROOKS HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
~Y: /s/
Motion was made by Hensley, seconded by Hopkins that the Resolution
be passed, On roll call vote Stephens "aye", Galley "aye", Hopkins "aye" Henstey
"aye", Taliaferro "aye" and Stewart "aye". Motion carried.
Meeting a~Journed at 12:h5 a.m., October 8, 1980.
co=ell
October l~, 1980
S~e~ial Called ~meti~ of the ~ity Co~il of the City ~f Dsm~n, ~e~s,
~er 1~, 19~ in the Co,oil ~ber of t~e ~ici~.~ B~i~.
~: ~or ~ T~ T~iafe~, Co~cil M~be~ Vela, Ste~,
~o~ ~ ~ey; City ~er ~is ~, Ci~ Atto~ C. J.
T~lor ~ Ci~ Secret~ B~o~ Holt.
~: M~or Ste~.
1. ~e Co~cil ~sc~sed ~he pro~sed ~ Contel ~l~nce.
Aasiat~ City ~er Ki~ Cole ~se4 t~ the Oi~F ~aff ~s hel~
se~ me~i~a on the Oral--ce, the react bei~ ~ ~bi~tion of
i~l~i~ G~l~d ~ D~laa, ~ ve~ ~s state relations of ~he ~nt
H~lth. He ~eA t~t ~he OitF recei~d fee~ ~ck f~m P~ ~opa, H~e
~e ~ veteri~i~s.
Asaiat~t Ci~ Atto~ ~ ~lo~ns ~e~ for o~ents om the
o~e. Ee aai~ t~t the p~s~ registration section of the or~e-e
~i~ be to identi~ ~ts ~
~A bir~ of pr~ eo~ be shot.
~sist~t City Atto~ B~ Solo~ aavisea ~at thi~ h~ been in
Seve~ o~her s~eations were presented, one bei~ ~ Dr. ~11
Atki~on, atati~ that ~teri~ri~ opine %he ~ion of ~n~s f~ t~e
Ce~er, ~ a re~ent for registration of
City Atto~ey C. J. T~lor ~e ~%ea of ch~-~ea req~ate~. He
t~ a~er ~oni~t's review ~e fill 4ecision co~ ~ ~e later.
No offici~ ~tion vas t~en.
2. ~e Oo~cil recei~ a re~ on t~e status of t~e ~ioi~
Fi~ce
~e City M~er ~viaed t~t a ~ ~11 be p~a~t~ ~t next
~ea~s mee~i~. Re~a will be given ~ ~tb dissuasion ~l~ti~ %o the
n~ aicpa the City will t~e. He a~e~ t~t the City ~d recei~
~o ~tion ~ red, red.
~e C~cil considered const~tio~ of the p~se4 Ci~ W~e~o~e
Rick ~vehla sta~e~ that bi~s were r~ei~ for the n~ War~o~e ~
Se~ce Oenter f~ility on 8e~ber 2~. ~e 1~ bi~ ~ au~t~e4 ~ L~her
~11 ~ Aas~i~tea ~ folly:
~e 1 $1,76~,000
~e 1,2 & 3
L~her ~11 ~s ~ao %he f~teat contr~tor on ~e I ~ ~s o~y 30 d~s lo,er
for ~e I ~ II. ~e a~hi~ect ~s re~ other ~rk ~one b2 ~. Hill ~4
~ r~4~ Luth~ Hi~ ~d Associetea. ~is staff ~ ~o eont~te~ ~
~ is a~rentlM ~r contr~t ~th L~her Hill ~d ~soci~tea ~ th~
~ LutAer Hill ve~ hilly. ~e ~aff reo~ that L~her Hill ~
~s~lates be a~ed the bi4. ~e ~f ~ ~so rec~en~ t~t ~e I
II be b~lt. ~tho~h this will ~t ~ m~tio~ b~en on the gener~
~ ~li~e ~at the b~efita lis~ed below will out weigh t~ia
(A) ~ b~14l~ the aecon~ ~e, we will e~ out ~re of
origi~ ~co~a~ions ~d ~11 be able to eentr~ize ~1 of the Ci~y'z
operatic.
(B) The Bid~ on this ]~o~ect were extremely good. Bid~ for l~hase II
are $200,000 un~lx' the architect*l citY-ate. The staff does not feel that
~his low will eve= ha receivecl a~ain.
(C) If Phase II is Built later, there would be disruption of regular
operations Sue to construction.
(D) It will allow for future em.v~sion of vehicle m~intenance and
elim/~te split shi~t requirements.
Motion was made lrj Hopkins, seconded by Hensley to ~ccept the bid of
Luther Hill aaa A~aoei&tea at a bin of $2,116,~00 for Phase I ann Phase II.
Motion carrie~ uaa~u~usly.
BOla~ L~uey, Utilities B~a~d 6~airman, reviewed methods of fiuaacing,
with the ~ilitiee Depe.-tment financing the project with a 20 year pe~ ~ck
the ~eneral ~u~.
Ct$4r MOdeler Chy"il ~,~2~c~ gaid that surplus funds generated from a
~ond refi~a~lei~ vill help fu~ the construction.
Mc~ion vii made b2 Vela, leoonded By Healley to approve finincing of
Phase ~ ina Phase VT of the Way~Roule a~ld Service ~enter with fun~a provides By
the Electric DepeA~cm~ut Fund a~d Water and 5ewer Dep~rtment Bond Fund~, with
lease tc be e~abli~hed to reimbur~e Electric b~cilities for s~ce utilizes by
other de~e, to be calculated on the ~aala of · 20 year amortization period
at 8% interest. M~tion cam~ie~
The C~?_,~il com~idered a~loption of a~ Ordinance providing for pro rata
charges for sewer lines co~tl-u~ted with federal funds.
Utilities Director Bob Nelson reper~e~ that as ~ of the EPA Federal
Grant, the City ~e lnstalli~ saaita~,T sewer lines in the Audra Lane area. The
Federal O~t is I~ for 7~ of the coats and the City is paying 2~%. A
provision ef the ~t and also & p~ovision of the City Ordinance 2~-21 requires
all residences in the area to tie om to the new sewer line. City Ordinance 2~-76
requires everyone to pa~v a pro r~ta sha~e of the cost of such sewer lines. Kowever,
the City Ordi~e and the lU~ rata charge is t~sed on the City pe4~ing the full
cost of the line. ~ince the City is unly pa~ing for 2~% o~ the line, the Public
Utility Boa~i has aeter~ine~ it to be equitable for the pro ~ta charge to the
~esi~enoes to be bane~ on 2~% of the costs. Under the normal pro rata calculation
method, 60~ of the average coat of the line woul~ be collecte~ on both aides of
the line. Therefore, the l~upoeed ordinance ia calculated on 60% of 25~ of the
coat. The average ~r will ~ $2.40 per running foot.
The following Ordine~ee calculated ea 60% of 2~% of the cost wa~ presented:
A~ O~DIPA~C~ AMEnDInG CHA~A'~ 2~ OF T~ CODE OF OEDI~A~CE~ OF i'~ CITY OF DE~TON,
TEXA~, BY ADdinG ~ A ~EW ~EOTXON 2~-77(A) PROVIDING FOR PRO-RATA
FOR TAPPII~} MAIN8 EX~EF~ED BY T~ CITY UNDE~ A~ E~VI~ONME~rAL I~OTECTION AG~CY
Mo~ion w~s m~de BT Hop~in~ to table the matter until the City Attorney
hen prepare~ a~ 0rdi~ance that states that existing owners pay 60% of 2}~ and new
owners 60% of 100~. M~tion died for lank of · second.
Motion was then ~ds ~ stephens, seconded By Vela that the Ordinance
Be passe~. On roll call v~te He,slay "~ye", Ga/lay "aye", Hol~ins "a~ve", Vela
"a~e", SteDhe~ "aye" and T~liafe~'ro "a~ve". Motion carried.
5. T~e Cc~ucil conai~ered aBandomaent of a 16' easement across the rear of
lots facing ~,~ke~ in the Men,low 0e~k Aadition.
Motion was made by 6alley, seconded by Stephens to approve the
a~andcmae~t. Motioa e~rried uuanisx~mly.
1~6 October 1~, 1980 Oontimued
6. Motion was made by S~ephens, secom~ed ~ ~enal~ t~t ~ ffo~cil A~it
7. ~e ~11~ R~olution reg~ Ci~c 0e~ter le~e
RESOLUTION
~e ~e of the Ci~c Cemter for a star.de
~, t~. Co~il ~teata the ~e of
~ia~ion; ~r, ye have ~n ~.e~ that the ~netit~ion of ~he Unite~
~atea a~thorizes the ~e of a~h f~ilitie. ~2 .~h ~ org~i~ation, We ~bhor
~, ye request ~he 0it7 At~o~ to r~ the ~lieiea of ~he Oitz of
~o~ om l~i~ city facilities to the a~e o~ s~l~ org~il~tioa ia ~he
P~ ~ ~0~ thil the l~th ~ of O~o~er,
C~ 0~ ~N, ~S
~tion ~ ~de ~ ~, seconded ~ ~pki~ that the ~olution be
~a~, On roll c~!! ~te Ste~a "~e". Hensl~ "~e", Ho~ "~e", ~il~
"~e", Vela "~e" ~d T~iafer~ "~". ~tion c~ried.
8. ~e Co.oil co~ider~ the ~s~ of ~ ~crata to e~se ~ ~re~
~we~ ~ ~ Hieko~ ~r a street ~y on ~tober
~tion ~ ~e by SteVens, secon~d
of ~ D~cra~a to close F~ Street ~ a atre~ ~y on 0~o~r ~, 1980
~ 8 p.m. to ~iSt. ~tion ca~ied
9. OO~ AG~:
~tion ~ ~e b~ ~ns, s~nd~ by H~sle7 that the C~sent ~e~
Be a~. ~tion c~ried.
(1) Fi~ ~at of the ~ton Bible Ad~ti~ wae a~ved.
leg~ ~ters, re~ estate, ~onnel ~d ~ ap~imt~mtm.
~i~ ~o~ed at 10:02
Special Cai.led ~oint ~tin~ of the tit) Co~eil of the 0ity of ~on, Te~s,
~ the ~ ~ceasi~ ~vi~ ~r~ at ~00 p.m., ~e~, October 21, 1~0
~: ~ ~r ~, ~r ~ T~ T~iaferro, M~era Vel~,
~il~, Ste~. ~ ~ He~ley; City ~er
City A~tc~ C. ~. T~lor ~d City Seo~t~ ~ ~olt.
~so ~ ~ ~ ~m O~ ~mon ~d thee m~b~e of his etaff.
1. A ~ ~ recei~d ~d ~her ~tlo~ ~ co=ei~red on t~ Data
~essl~ ~ per~d ~ L~ ~ the Data ~east~ ~viso~ ~d.
~ ~n ~ ~ciates pres~ted the ~i~:
(A) ~se of the ~u~:
~nti~ n~ ~at~ or s~t~ ~diffioatio~ that ~11:
m~t a~tio~ i~tion ~d diacloa~e
~iate~
(2) 5~ ~he i~o~tion n~ of ~1
~lop a ~ta ~eaai~ Pi~ ~ ~et the,e nee~.
(~) ~t~ ~ ~ais ~ocess (fo~tion for ~v~e=~)
(1) Co=~t a ~ of e~h of the existl~ ,yst~ tc i~i~
~hl ~d ~el~el: fi~i~ ~co~tl~, ~ilit7 Billl~,
(2) R~i~d a~tora pre~o~ fin~s ~d r~en~tions.
(~) ~o~te~ i=~tion n~ inte~ ~th ~]] de--ts.
~tion of i~tion n~ded to ~e ~re eff~ti~17.
(2) C~te~ ~t~tl" of the ~ility B~li~
(~) R~ t~ ~g~i=ation ~d ope~io~ of t~e
(~) C~ti~d the ~i~i~ ~ ~d ~ed ove~l info~
~tion ~st~ n~ ~ city
~o r~ ~ee~ ~d ~s~s ~p~v~ent strategies.
(1) ~op ~ for "~ey" ~l~entatiou of ~aJor "Core"
D~i~ · ~ for ~quiri~ ~i~
D~op ~e ~t p~ for exieti~ c~er i~lu~
"~~ F~" to ~i~i~
Thompson reco~,n~ended a~ ~ ~e~, ~he c~e~la~ o~ ~he
~n~t contr~t ~th Univ~ ~d acq~ri~ a n~ s~st~ w~ch ~ i~l~e
~d m~lci~ ~. Ee ad~d t~t tw ~ra ~ a Data ~ceHi~
~er s~o~d Be hi~d.
City ~er ~ s~d that at this ~i~ ~e ~i~ ~ in the
~1~ ~ stye.
City Atto~ C. J. T~lor ad, seal ~t the c~nt e~t~ with
~ is not
C~i~ Bi~ ~ re~ed t~t the ~ta ~ceeai~ ~ard endorses
the L~ ~i~s, t~t it ia ~beol~ely esse~i~ that ~ts Be ~e~ciled
~ t~t the a~t~ be c~d ~ s~m aa ~eaible, ~d that t~ Oit~ ~ wi~
l~ted d~lo~.
~tion was ~de ~ Hopki~, eeco~ By ~e~ to ~c~ the
~-n~tio~ of the Data
~ ~re ~ u~aded ~ta ~ocesei~ syet~ ~h ~. ~n ca~ied.
~r
~ ~on--Within t~ to ~ree ~nt~.
~r St~ ~d C~cil ~ ~ess~ their a~r~iati~ cf
the Da~ ~ceHi~ Ad~ao~ ~rd ~d the re~ ~ L~.
~i~ ~o~ed
City Council
October 21. 1980
Regula~ Meetin~ of the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas,
October 21, 19~ et 8:18 p.m. in the Cou~il 0~er of the ~iei~ B~i~.
V~, ~eph~ ~d Gailey; City ~er ~is H~, City Atto~
C. J. ~1o~ ~ City S~a~ B~ Hol~.
1. ~tion Ho~i~, a~ond ~ ~e~h~ t~t the Minutes of the
C~ed ~ergeney ~eti~. Se~ber 29. 1~0 ~d the Eeg~ Meeti~, October 7.
1~0 be a~ved ~h co~ectiona in the ~t~ber 7 Meeting t~t s~w the ~tion
on it~ 8 ca~ied ~ to 3. the ~rd8 "be m~r~d" be &d~e~ to i~ 13 ~d tho
~ion on it~ 20 c~ried ~ to 2. Motion ca,fed.
2. ~IO ~:
(A) ~r ~ o~ ~ pubic h~ri~ on Z-l~. ~he ~iti~
of ~. Robe~ ~. requeati~ a c~--~e of ~ ~ ~i~rh~d se~ce
(~) ~o ge~ retail (G~) cl~ai~oat~a at 628 th~b ~ ~e~
'~e ~pe~y is ~r · ~Ic~arly ~eeribe~ ~a ~t ~, ~k A of the
of T~ley ~1 sub,vision.
A~er he~i~ one spe~ In fear b~ ~ne in o~sitioa, the
he~ ~a closed.
Plier ~les Watki~ re~ t~ t~s ia ~ ~t to c~e
~e existi~ T~sl~ ~1 strip center on r,~n~er~ f~ ~ei~d
~e zoni~ (~) ~o ~e~ Ret~l (~) t~ ~o~. ~e ~or ~ee of
t~ r~ueet a~ra to be a ne~ ~ b~ad~ ~ acc~ o~ ~eati~ te~ta
for ~e ce~er. ~n ~ of o~ zoni~ o~e ~u ~11 a~ the ~or
~ffe~ce ~en ~5 ao~ ~d ~ soni~ ia the size of the r~ ~tt~
~ a~ ~ltio~ ~ea ~tt~ in GR. ~e s~i~ ~e size l~itation
is ~,~0 eq~e fe~ of fetal s~ce for ~ ~ni~ ~le ~ e~ ~ of ~ size.
~e this ~q~s~ is for ~ existi~ buildi~ this is ~ a ~or q~stion.
~r the~ is a ~Jor question a~vt the pre,eat t~e ~g~ set for
~itio~l zoni~ re~ets so~h of ~n~ ~ Teeal~. ~e ~ing ~d
~ C~selon ffelt t~t this ~a a ~ble ~q~et, ~ s~ ~
co~id~d ~s · pr~e~nt for ~her conti~ etrl~ of hi~r inte~ity
~otlo~ ~s ~ade b~ Ta~affem~, ~eeonded ~ Rens~ ~t the
3. ~l~:
~ Co, il ~o~,e~ e~ District ~1 ~ ~er Center at
~ ~8i~s of ~hmt ~n e~ke for the c~.
~lon ~ ~e ~ Btam, m~o~ ~ ~1~ ~t the Order, ce
~ ~. ~ ~ c~ ~te Vela "~e", ~ley "~e", "~e~, Gail~
"~e", S~e~ "a~", T~i~ ~e" ~d ~e~ "~e". ~ti~
(l) ~ Cmtl ~ldered the fogo~ ~,ee ~dt~ for
t~ &~ Of & 1~ ~ ~ ~sa the rear of the lots f~i~
~"~ la the ~ ~
~i~ ~s ~e ~ Vel~ s~ ~ He~ t~t the
Vela "~, ~1~ "~e", ~i~ "~e" ~ ~ "~e". ~ion c~ied.
~ ~il ~l~a~ the ~or Oitize~ ~este~ ~ ~ion.
~r S~LQr Ci~ia~.
~e City ~ ~ ~r ~e~ ~t it ~ be 1~81 Be~re
~ ~ c~l~ ~ust~ the t~ ~11 for
Cl~ ~ ~ ~a ~hat these a~ ~co~ee~le ~o~
ch~d o~.
~t~ ~ ~ ~ ~i~, seeo~ ~ V~a that ~tn~s be
~e C~cil eo~ide~ ~q~ t~ T~ ~ent of
~ll ~ ~ne a~d ~t he ~ for t~s a~e~ it~.
~e ~i~ ~ a~ r~ for ~a
the ~1 ~a ~io~.
October 21, 1980 Continued
Rick 8vehla &dvised that the City could ~equest & fence fi~mn the
Hi,bray Department.
Oeor~e ~ieger said that we ~ve no ~ ~r p~ea~ri~s to
~ to ~he ~.
~ ad, seal t~t the City c~t imatit~e e~h m~s
~ ~a~e this is a ~ of the Fe~r~igh~
~tion ~s ~de ~ ~e~e. aeco~ed ~ V~ to r~uest a ~ier
for p~eetri--- ~d a bic~le ~th. ~tion c~ied.
7. ~e Co--il co~i~red ~ ~er~e~ ~se ~r in ~ess of
~is ~e or,er is for ~0 feet of ~2" ~zed 16 ga~e
c~ pi~. It ~11 be ~ed i~ the site ~e~a~icn for ~e n~
~ Se~ce Ce~er c~ex.
~i~ ~a ~ ~ ~i~erro. e~o~ed ~ ~1~ t~ ~ve ~e
a~ ~e~g~ ~c~e order ~50 to Te~ Steel ~ in the
~ti~ ~ ~de ~ G~l~,'aecoaded ~ ~e~ ~ the ~11~
Co~t ~ Be app~v~ with lt~ A-2, BiS ~lg. r~ved. ~ c~ri~.
(1) Bid ~12, ~a ~d cu~ent t~afc~er~, a~d
foll~:
~ ~d l~ere, be ~r~ to the 1~ B~daer, C~e ~r ~ Eq~t
tot~ Bid of $~,198. ~B ~on. ~tion c~i~.
10. ~e O~il recessed into ~ecuti~ Session at 9:1~ p.~. ~
1~ ~tter~, ~ estate, ~rao~el ~d ~
~ a~i~ to the Dat~ ~oeeai~ ~ao~ ~ to ~e ~a ~.
~ion c~ied.
Neetimg ad~ourmed &t 10:0~ p.m.
~OZTY ~S~ATARY
city co=cii 121
October ~8~ i~80
Special Called Meeting of the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, Tuesday,
October RS, 1980, in the Council Chamber of the Municipe/ Building.
PRESmm,i,: Ma~or ~tewa~t, Mayor ~ Tea T~liafei:i-~, Members Vela, ~ailey, Stephens;
Oit~ MAnager Chris Eartu~g, City Attorney C. J, T~ylor and City
S~cr~taz~' Br~oks ~olt,
~bera Ho~i~ ~
1, ~e O~ll eonsider~ ~ a~e~ce ~ Mike Wor~ relative to the
Te~a Ass~iat~n of ~n~n.
~. ~r~a. info.ed the ~cil relative to ~se of the
cf the Te~s Association of De~ton ~d to publicly c~resa the ~s ~d
objectives of t~ Als~iation.
No ~tion ~a t~en.
2. ~e Co--il ~nsl~ ~ appe&r~ce b2 Mike Mi~ell relati~ to a
~. ~1 s~ In ~f of the D~ton Cowry Ark-Work. He ~vis~
t~t solar g~e~es &re ~ a~t~ted in co~ction ~h Texas ~er~
~ ~eso~ ~d ~ha% a ~rks~ ~s been s~hed~ed for Norther 7, 8 ~d 9
gi~ i~t~tion ~ solar ~e~o~e co~e~s.
~ ~ioz ~ t~en.
3, ~e Oo=ll re~ed ~ requez~ of No~h Tex~ Savings ~sociation to
use 2 fe~ of ~t~f~ on Piu~ ~re~ for use In a drip-in
Rick S~a briefed ~he Co.oil, stati~ that the Utilities ~p~nt
~s revie~ the r~ueat ~a ~ ~ oou~icti~ lines in ~e
~ti~ ~ ~de ~ St~a, a~onded ~ Vela to a~ve the req~at
of No~h ~ ~, Aas~iation to uae 2 feet of right-of-w~ on Pier ~et
for uae l~ ~ ~i~-in facility, ~d the City Atto~ey i~ dir~ted to d~w up
a~ropriate ordi~e. ~tion taxied ~i~us~.
(A) ~e ~cil conzi~red a~ion of ~ ordi~-~oe red~i~ the
speed l~t on ~i=~or ~ive f~ H~e Drive to ~0 feet e~t of ~le ~e
f~ ~0 m~ to ~0 ~.
~ek S~ atate~ t~t on 5e~Ber 10 the Tr~fic ~et7 O~lssion
~d the ~kl ~ r~ded 2~t & 20 ~h speed l~it be set for North
Par~ on Wi~r ~. ~e ~tafff h~ reopened that the 20 ~ a~ed l~it
Be ~aed ~ ~e to ~0 f~ edit of ~ie Brae.
~ ~ett, ~i~ of the Traffic S~fet7 C~aaion, crated that
~ chil~ ~ in ~he ~k ~d ~here is a ~z~d in the ~ea. He added that
the City nee~d ~o be ~ttentive to t~l probl~ ~th a 20 mph speed l~it.
~e follo~ Ore--ce ~ ~ea~ted:
O~CE ~O. 8~78
AN O~Y~E BT ~ C~ OF D~], ~S, D~A'~N~G ~ E~LISHING T~
DEO~Y~ ~ ~'~ ~.
~io= ~ ~e ~ V~a, leconded ~ ~ephens that the 0rdi~ce be
~eled as r~ by ~he Tr~ic Safety ~ission. On ~11 c~l ~te Vela
carried.
October 28, 1980 0omtinued
(B) The Council considered a~option of an ordinance prohibiting
parking of vehicles on certain streets in the ~ area.
Rick Svehla reported that the Traffic Safety Commission reviewed the
decal parking on O~nd a~d ~ell. The Staff recommended that the City ehan~e
decal parking on O~kla~d to unrestricted and that T~ re~ove parking on Bell.
TWU l~lice Chief Wayne Autrey ngreed with the fecundation on
Oakland; he disagreed regarding removing parking on Bell, a~d requested the
Traffic Safety Co,,~ssion to change the decal parking to unrestricted.
Bill Midge~t, C~l~irm~n of the Traffic Safety Commission, said that
~ Chief Wayne Autrey attended the meeting a~d that it wa~ a~reed to recommend
that buses be moved fr~ Bell to OeJ~land.
The following Ordinance was presented:
ORDINANCE NO. 80-79
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING '~,~ PARKING OF VEHICLES UPON PUBLIC STT~,,S IN TNE CITY
OF Dmm'£~N, TEXAS; PROVIDING FOR SIGNS GMNG NOTIOE O~ NO PARKING ZONES; PROVIDING
FOR UFRE~PRICTED PARKING LOCATIONS; PROVIDING FOR Pd~OVAL OF VEHICLE8 PA~ IN
NO PARKING ZONE8; PROVIDING A SEVE~ABILITY OI~USE; PROVIDING A P~tALTY OF NOT TO
· Y~EED TWO HU~D~ED DOLLARS; A~D DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Motion ~a~ made ~y Taliaferro, seconded ~ Gailay that the Ordinance
Be pa~sed. On roll call vote Stephens "aye", Vela "a~ve", Galley "a~e", Taliaferro
"a~e" a~d Stewart "aye". Motion carried.
(C) The Council considered adop~cion of a~ ordina~ce prohibiting
parking of vehicles on certain streets in the NT~U area.
Rick Sv~!a stated that due to a recent opinion By the Oity Attornay,
the Traffic Safety ¢~ssion reviewed the parking at ~orth Texa~. After hea~ing
the rec~endatiom~ by the Staff smd l~orth Texas, the Commission recc~eaended all
of the tte~s recommended By the Staff with the exception of tying the removal of
parking on Avenue C to the installing of some sort of median and they also ~dded
removing p~rking on the north side of Ohestnut froea Avenue E to Avenue D. The
cost to the City will he incurred for repaiating and resigning thase two areas.
~ere is money in the sign and marking Budgets that could ~e u~ed.
Council Member Stephens reviewed the streets and presented his thoughts
on most streets included in the ordi~oe prepared for Council consideration.
Larry Lu~e frcan ~SU stated that the University is in accord with
the Traffic Safety Commission,s decision. ~e added that the ~oard of Regents
has ~equested off street ~rking and that they were working o~ this and hoped for
a w~t l~prove~at.
Ma~or Stewart asked if buttons or orange strips could carve as a
median on Avenue 0.
Bill Midgett, ~hair~a~ of the Traffic Safety C~--~ssion, said that
the Cc~ealon has spent hours on the matter and that it ~s u~animous that
Avenue C should Be open with no par~ing, medians or safety zones with button~
a~d paint should be approved and two lanes should Be allo~ed in ~oth directions.
The following Ordinance was presented:
ORDINANCE NO. 80-80
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING TEE PARKING OF VEHICLES UPON PUBLIC STREETS IN THE CITY
OF DENTON, TEXA~; PROVIDIN~ FOR SIGNS GIVING NOTICE OF NO PA~k~NG ZOO; PROVIDING
FO~ UNBESTBICT,.'D PARKING LO~ATIONS~ PROVIDING FOR R~MOVAL OF VEHICLE8 PARKED IN
NO PARKING ZOFES; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY CLA~E; PROVIDING A PENALTY OF NOT
Motion was m~e By Taliaferro, seconded By Gailsy thet the Ordinance
be ~mssed. O~ roll call vote Vela "aye", SteDh~ns "aye", Gailey "aye", T*liaferro
"m~'e" and Stew~ "aye". Motion carried.
octobar ~8~ 198o continued ~'~
(D) ~e Co,oil con~i~er~ ~ion of ~ or~n~ce ~enai~
Section ~-~ of the City Co~e of Or~i~ces to p~viae for ~ e~itio~
Rl~ ~a re~e~ that c~rent~ there is o~y one ~vialon for
all c~erei~ ~ker ~, ~ t~ l~ger t~ thi~y (~0) yar~
~ load ~ ~ t~ lees th~ thi~y (30) ~r~ ~ $2~.00 a load.
~izee ~ ~i~te ~ ~ ~s a ~h ~ma~er S~ck. ~is ordi~ce ~uld
eet~bliah · rate ~r t~c~ e~er ~ twenty (20) yards ~d the ch~ge
be $1~.00 p~ lo~. ~ere ~d ~ ~ coat to the City.
~e fo~o~ ~e ~ ~ezented:
~CE ~0. 80-81
~ O~CE ~I~ ~ION 12-~ OF O~ 12 OF T~ C~E ~ O~I~0~ OF
~ti~ ~a ~ by ~ley, seconded By SteVens that the
Be ~s~ed. ~ ro~ c~l ~e Vela "~e", SteVens "~e". 6~ley "~e",
T~i~er~ "~e" ~ St~ "~e". ~tion c~ried.
~e Co,oil consisted ap~ of fill ~ent to Jagoe Conniption
Co~ for the ~c~ Stre~ R~ig~nt P~Jec~.
~e Co--il ~s infold t~ cost overr~a ~d s~vi~s were
to co~l~e the ~c~ S~reet Re~i~t ~J~t. Fi~ cost of
ia $~,19~.16 o~r the e~ted contract price. ~e ove~ in, lyes l~ger
~t o~rl~s on d~erior~ed ~v~ents ~d correction of ~e probl~s.
~e Staff h~ i~ete~ the i~nts ~ they do meet City s~cifi~ations.
~e 8t~ r~ t~t the Co,oil ~ the fi~ ~ent for the ~ot~
oomt of $~8,3~.83.
~tion v~ ~e ~ St~e~, aecon~e~ ~y O~ley %~t fi~ ~nt to
J~oe Oo~t~tion C~ for ~he ~c~ Street Re~i~ent ~J~t Be approved
in the ~t of ~8,~3~.8B. ~tion c~ried.
6. ~e Co~cil conai~re~ a~l of a chm~e order ~o the cont~t with
Craig 01~, Inc. for the ~11 A~nu~d Street Dr~i~e ~o~ect.
~ck Sve~ advie~ t~t thiz ch~e order authorized the c~plete
r~onst~tion off ~11 Aven~ f~ Uni~rlit7 ~i~ to tBe first set of i~s,
a~rox~tely 12~' ~h of ~iverait7 ~ive. ~e c~-~e o~er imcre~es the
contact by $2,8~3.7~ for b~e ~teri~, ~d a~rox~tely $600 for ~ditional
~ph~t ~tch. ~ ~e e~ilaBle in the ~nd ~.
~tion ~ ~e by ~a, a~o~d by T~iafe~ to a~ a c~e
c~er tc ~e cont~t ~th C~g Old~, Inc. for t~e ~11 Avenu~W~d ~reet
Dr~i~e ~Je~ in tBe tot~ l~ese~ ~o~t of $3,25~.7~. ~tion c~ried
~ly.
7. ~e Co~cil received a ~ f~ ~or Dick ~ew~ on his trip
De~on's Silter Ci~ of ~,
5t~ I~d t~at he ~ m~ at the pl~e by City officios. ~e had
~er vith t~e Co~cil, ~ere aever~ apaches were m~e, and he presented
~uee ~ ae~r~ ~ to the ~m~ Co~cil. Xn ~acusai~ the City
its ~o~e, ~ said that ~ h~ & ~ation of &~x~tely 2~,000.
~e size of t~e City is ab~t l/lO of the area of ~nton. ~e stated t~t the
stre~a in the City were ve~ ~v. ~da~a officios e~ect 100,000 p~ple
at the t~ o~ the c~. ~ w~ ~ to, ism feat~e the eco~. ~e
City ia m~d in the Bible. ~ s~d that he w~ t~en on ~ ~ive
the ~h ~d reit &~a of Jo~, ~ere he s~w ~ Biblic~ plies. ~en old
b~ldi~l ~ ~c~ ~, ~i~t ~e~cs, etc ~e fo~. He ad~ that he
fo~d ~ 1~ off ~ ~ reai~nta of Madab~. ~ew~ e~g~ted that we
see if the ~ple In ~on ~d Be interested in contacti~ like p~ple
~Ba. M~r ~ ~ t~t he ~id for the e~en~es of the trip.
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October 28, 19~00ont~nued
Ma2~r Pro Tam Taliaferro a~ked if a co,-,~ttee could deal ~ire~t with
Marimba through the 81stet City Program.
~te~art stated that it ~ould he better for individuals to correspond
with individuals in MAd&ha. ~e said that he ns grateful for the opportunity
to see how other cities a~d other countries operate.
8. The Council recessed into Executive Session at 8:B0 p.m. to discuss
legal matters, real estate, personnel and board appointments.
The Council reconveyed into Public Besgion at 9:2~ p.m. to a--nunce
th~ no action was to be taken.
Meeting adjourned at 9:30 p.m.
· # %
· ove~ber 4, 1980
Regulsa. Meeting ~f the 01~ C~ail of the 0ity of Demto~, ~ex~, at 7:~ p.m.,
~: ~r ~, ~r ~ ~ ~iafer~, M~ers Vela, Hopkins
~ll~ City ~er ~ris H~, City Atto~ey O. J. T~lor
Ci~ ~ ~ ~olt. ~: ~ephema w~ present for it~ 8.
1. ~n ~ ~ ~ ~ns, a~onded ~ Vela that the Minutes of the
Speci~ C~e6 ~ol~t ~i~ of t~e Oit~ Co~cil ~d the ~ta ~ceaai~ Adviso~
~d of ~toBer ~, 1~; ~d the R~ar Meeti~ of OctoBer 21, 1DS0 be
2. ~r ~ ~ ~ ~ol~ion, ~ocl~izg Youth A~reciation Week,
Fo~ m~Be~ of t~ ~i~et Club ~ceived the ~o~l~tion ~ the ~or.
(A) A ~blie ~ ~ held ~ Z-1~72, the ~tition of ~. J. V.
Str~e, r~ti~ · c~e off ~ni~ ~ office (0) classification
develo~t (~) for one ~ 6et~he~ ~i~ on lots ~i~ in size
21 x 114 fe~ to ~8 x 128 f~. ~e p~y in this r~uest is l~ted
the no~h side of ~llyhl~ ~re~ ~ is ~re p~ic~ly described
~ 2, ~te ~, ~, ~, 8 ~ ~ off Sout~i~e Addition.
~or ~ o~ne6 the h~.
At~ey T~ ~eet~ ~queeted t~t the he~i~ Be o~ned, But
cosine ~e h~i~ ~til ~Re a~ me~i~ of Norther 18, 1~80.
~tion ~ ~e ~ ~iafer~, s~onded by ~o~ins to contin~ the
he~i~ at the ~ re.ar me~A~ ~ ~ov~ber lB, l~O. ~t~n c~rried
~ly.
(B) ~or ~ ~ned a ~blic heari~ on Z-1266, ~he ~tition
to ~6 6e~l~t (~) cl~ei~cation for or. ce ~e. ~e ~pe~y
a ~ of ~ W. W. WriSt ~tiom ~d is app~x~tely .6 ~cree in size.
Plier Jeff M~er ~eed the Co.oil that Mr. ~rez ~q~e~ed
t~t the ~i~ Be ~st~me6 ~til Nov~Ber 18, 1DS0. ~tion carried ~i~.
(O) ~or ~ o~aed a ~blic heari~ on Z-l~7, the p~ition
de.logit ~d ~t ~velo~t off · ~ off ~ one f~ly att~he6
~ita on · ~t ~i~ ~tely 2.1 ~rea, ~e ~ is loca~e6 ~o~
She so~ ai~ of Wl~or ~i~ ~i~ a~rox~tely ~0 fe~ west of ~u~t
~er he~ 1 s~ in fair but none in o~sition, the h~ring
~ e~ 3~ o~e ~17 att~he~ ~i~ ~ita.
~tion ~ ~e ~ T~iafe~, seco~ed By Vela that the p~ition
be append ~h the fol~
(1) ~itM ah~l be l~ted to · ~i~ of ~5 one
(2) A ~' a~i~ ~o~ fence a~ll be conat~cted ~o~
~ of this tract beffore ~ buildi~ pe~ta are issued.
~tion c~i~.
I~ovember ~, 1980 Continued
(D) Mayor Stewart opened & hearing on Z-1470, the petition of Mr.
Bob Miller, requesting a change of zoning from single family (S~-?) to two (2-F)
classification on lots 1 ~nd 2, ~olivar North Addition. The property is located
on the east side of Bolivam Street in the 2600 Block.
After he,ring 1 speak in favor but none in opposition, the hearing
was closed.
Irla~er Jeff Meyer advised that there was not a 20% opposition to
the petition and that this individual case is in no wa~ a l~recedent for this
dens ity, I
Mr. Miller added that he vould delay action.
~otion was made by G~iley, seconded ~/ ~opkins ~o delay action on
the petition until a later meeting. Motion carried unanimously.
(NOTE~ See ~-F belov for action.)
(E) Mayor Stevart opened a hearing on Z-1471, the petition of Mr.
Fred W. Vaugh&n, requesting a cha~ge of zoning frown a~ric~.ltur&l (A) classi-
fication to commercial (0). The parcel he~izls on the zyorth side of the corner
of I~M 1173 and the Interstate-35 service road and is a~proxim&tely 1.8 acres in
After hearing 1 speak in favor hut none in opposition, the he,ring
was closed.
Pla~mer Jeff Meyer stated that there vas one l~tter received in
favor but none against, and that the Planning and Zoning voted 4 to 0 in favor
of the petition.
Motion was made lrj Hopk. tne, seconded by Tali~ferro that the petition
he approved. Motion carried unanimously.
(F) Motion was m~de by Hopkins, seconded by Vela to bring Z-1270,
the petition of Mr. BOb Miller requesting a change of zoning from single family
(~F-7) to two-family (2-F) classification on iota 1 ~ 2, Bolivar North Addition.
Back to the floor for consideration. Motion carried
Motion was made By Taliaferro, seconded by Vela to approve Z-iHyo,
that the minutes show that a spot zone might he a~propriate in this isolated case,
however, this case should not be perceived as a precedent for future higher
density. Motion carried unanimously.
The Council received a report from the Denton Housing Authority.
Jod~ Win&low, Acting Director of the Denton ~ousing Authority, advised
that +~here wa~ full occupancy at Heritage Oaks at Bell and Cor~dn, the entire
pro, act looks nice ~nd the tenants are haPlY, an~_ those in the neighborhood
a~cept the pro,eot. Ma. Winslow showed slides of various and sun~y apartments.
8he added that the Phoenix Apartments are 90~ complete, ~nd that there are 103
faa/lies in the pro, act now and there will he more by the end cf November.
Ms. Willow introduced S~nd~ Bohrer, Manager of the Phoenix Apartments.
Ms. Bohrer showed slides of the Phoenix Apax-~ments, formerly Dreamlnnd Apartments.
The slides indicated that there has Been a tremendous effort to renovate the
apartments inside ~nd out. Tenants are keeping the inside add outside areas
neat add clean. Those not meeting requirements will not he retained as ten&ate.
Bruce Gaines, in charge of housing rehabilitation for the Housing
Authority. advised that 29 single family units have ~een rehabilitated- at an
averse cost of $5,600 per unit. He showed slides of homes before and a~ter
improvements.
Peggy Stansbury, Manager of Heritage Oaks, stated that there were 140
occupants living in Heritage Oaks. She showed slides that indicate that the
tenants are exceedingly cooperative in me/ntaining the inside and outside of
the units.
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Miller Davi~e, Ch~irm~n of the ~ of the Housing A~rit~, hig~y
c~l~te~ the preaem~ ~t of the Authority. ~e ~i~ tribute ~so to
four Eo~i~ A~ority Director, ~im O~er, ~o ~e~ o~ recent~.
~r ~ c~emte~ the ~ople o~r~tl~ the ~ousi~ Authority
~ ~ller
O~C~:
(A) ~e ~o~cil co~idere~ a~ption of ~ oral--ce p~ for
~ ~t~ ~ ~t between t~ Oity of ~on ~ the ~ity of ~ineavi~e.
Aa~iat~t Cit~ ~er ~ ~le ~riefe~ the Co~cll, st~ti~
t~ia i~l~a t~e 0it~ of ~nt~ as~ ~other city for ~ais~ce. ~e
t~t this ia a ~o~ ~ei~r ~ce~, ~ that Fire ~ief J~k
i~tl~t~ t~i~ wit~ t~e Ci~y of ~sville.
~e ~ll~i~ O~ce ~a presente~:
0~ ~ 80-82
~ti~ ~a ~e ~ ~i~fer~, aeco~e~ by Ho~i~ that the
De p~a~. ~ ~ c~l ~te ~1~ "~e", Vela "~e", Ho~i~ "~e"~ ~iaferro
~L~O~:
(A) ~e 0o~cil ~mli~ed ~io~ of a ~oint resolution vith the
De~on ~er of O~eroe ~vi~ for the c~ation of · ~e~ti~
Co~cil am~ ~ for ~e ~e~hip thereof.
~ller ~e. ~i~ of the ~er of Corette Be~uti~ Denton
Co~cil ~riefe~ ~e
Ol~ ~er C~i~ ~ at~te~ that the City will lend its
~r ~t~ at~te~ ~h~t he ~elieved that t~is p~gr~ c~ establish
conti~t~.
~or ~ ~ ~i~fa~ ~e~ ~o wo~d ~ent the p~g~.
~e 01~ ~er st~e~ that if it is the City's rea~n~i~iltty,
it ~o~ ~ ~ente~, ~ $~ere ~e ~ ~ifferent ~ots to this.
~e fO~o~ Resolutio~ ~ ~esente~:
R~SOLUTIO~
JOI~ ~OL~N OF T~ C~ ~ ~'~N ~ D~N C~ OF C~CE
~T ~, the Cit~ of ~n~n ~ the Denton ~ber of ~erce,
the u~ f~ a ~ifie~ effo~ t~ bea~ification of our City~
~, reoo~l~i~ such need, ~th the City of ~nton ~d the Denton
of C~er~e feel t~t a ]ol~ c~ittee a~nsore~ ~ each of sai~ org~zations
co~a beat ae~e the n~ of the citize~ of the City of Den%on ~a p~de
~, t~e Joi~ e~ttee ~ ~ve ~ its objectives to ~,
~ u~ o~ p~Jectz ~ ~ti~ties ~i~h ~n~ri%ute~ to the ~sic~
of the 0i~ of ~on in eve~ ~er ~atsoever;
NO~ ~, ~ ~SI~I0~ OF ~ P~, BE IT ~SOL~ that we, the
Ci~ of ~nton, ~i~ b~ ~a th~ its M~or, ~ the Denton ~ber of
C~e~e ~ti~ ~ ~a t~h its ~esiaent. ~ hereby eat&bliah one Joint
co~%tee, n~e~ ~I~ ~'A'O~ O~IL, to ca~ out the ex,easeS objectives
of bo~h t~ Oity of ~nton ~ ~he ~nton ~ber of O~erce to pl~, i~ti~te
~ c~ o~ p~Jecta ~a ~tivi~iea w~ch sh~ contrib~e to the over~l
~ic~ a~e of the City of ~n~n~
November ~, 1980 Continued
SE I~ ~ P~ESOLVED that such committee have as its in~t~ ~. Ga~l~d
~ey, a citizen of the City of ~nton, ~d ~d Patte~on ~ Vice~h~;
~, that the c~tttee ~ve as its other offiaera, a aecret~ ~d
~ a~h other officers aa the ~ dominates to e~ ~t the p~aes of
the ~uti~ Denton Ce~cil, ~1 of such officera to Be he~a~er ele~ed by
the c~ttee ~ ~ whole; ~d
~ ~ ~ ~OL~ that the Chai~ of the 0o~cil be ~t~rized to e~ist
in au~ of the objectives ~d ~t~- of the ~auti~ De~on Co~eil, such
other ~rso~, or~izmtio~, ~d entities, ~ he de~ ~p~priate to mid
c~i~ o~ ~1 of the stated obJ~tives of the Beau2i~ ~nton
~ O~ ~S this ~th d~ of No~er, 1~.
CI~ ~ D~N D~N C~ OF
~:
/'/ .
~Y, C~Y OF ~N S~Y~' D~ C~ OF
~tion was m~e ~ No~i~, sounded by Vela that the Resolution be
~. On ~ c~l vote Gailey "~e", Vela "~e", ~o$i:s "~e", T~lafer~
"~e" ~d ~ "~e", ~tion oarried.
7. ~e Co~cil considered appro~l of fill~ ap~icationa for p~its
i~a~ ~electric generators on ~e ~wiaville ~d L~e ~ Robe.s,
~illtiez ~rector ~b Nelson stated that at the ~ilitiea ~ard
me~i~ of October ~, lvS0, the ~ard reco~nded a~ for ~ll~ of a~i-
cations for ~oelectric generators on ~eville ~e ~d R~be~a ~e ~d
~ao toe--ended app~ cf ~ployi~ Bl~k ~d Veatch to ~ai~ in s~h ~.
~e ~oele~ric facility bei~ pro~aed ~ Contineut~ ~ ia a 2.100
~it. ~ ener~ p~duction wo~d be 11,700,~0 ~. ~es ~d be to
~ ~ L. Conti~ent~ ~o satiated t~t ~udiea perfo~d ~der the prel~i~
p~t wo~d cost $52,000, ~o~ver, ~he ~g~e ~ p~bab~ ~i~ly a~iv~
at By the f~t that Dep~ment of ~er~ gr~te up to $50,000 ~e a~ilable for
a~h atu~em. A prel~in~ investigation by the Co~m of ~ineera indicated
~at the ca~bility of L~sville was 2,780 ~ with e~t~ted ~ ener~ of
~.750,000 ~ at a cost of ~.77~ per ~. ~e a~ed that ~ application h~
pre.ed to the Feder~ ~er~ ~e~ato~ C~salon, Ne ~ked a~ro~
the Co~cil to file thl~ ~ication on L~ieville L~e ~d to hi~ ~ack ~d
Veatch at $15,000 ~r a etu~. He ~ed that there w~ no ~rk to be ~ne
~ay Robe. s L~e.
~tion was ~e by Vela, seconded By ~ns to a~ filing ~
a~ication with the F~r~ ~er~ Re~ato~ C~i~alon, with ~ Nelson
~esi~ate~ ~ the contact ~rson for the City of Denton, ~ion e~ied
~ly.
8. ~e Cc~cil ~nsidered aw~ding bid ~8822 for con~t~ion of ~se
of the ~ ~elter.
J~ Klrk~trick, ~chitect of the ~ ~helter, re--enid
~d ~ffield, third low bider, ~d a ~ton c~, be aw~ded the contras
with a bid of $117,825. Kirk~trick said that A. M. F~is Conmt~tion
~ the 1~ ~idder mt $109,~0, ~ F~ia failed to supp~ references ~d there
~ ~ a ~ fa~rable re~. ~r~trick s~d t~ ~C ~ se~nd low bidder
at a bid of $112,6~2. Kirk~trick ~ao maid ~ w~ B~ic~ ~ electric~
~d m~ic~ contractor on ~1 proJ~ta.
~e Co~cil conceal to place the ~tter on the Norther 18
129
~ovenber 4, 1980 Continued
9. (~ON13~q~ AOE~A:
Et va~ re~sted t~ i~ ~, Bid ~8819, ~b~ce; it~ ~, ~i~ ~8820,
side lo~ re~ze ~icle ~ item ~1, ~ ~t of a ~ion of Denton
~h ~tion be r~ve~ f~ the ~ent ~en~.
~i~ m ~e b~ Vela, se~ed b~ ~i~ that the Consent
be a~ aa follY. Motion c~ie~.
(A)
(1) Bid t~18, eoo~ sise picE~, a~r~d to Da~ ~ause
~i~ ~2~, fi~ergl~a line coMt~ction ~teri~, ~r~ed
~i~ ~8~6, o~oitora ~ r~ks, ~r~e~ to Weatin~ouse
~i~ ~8828, ~it~e for n~ ~re station, a~d to Xibler's
Office S~2 et a tot~ ~l~ of
(~) ~ch~e O~er ~h~Oh to ~uthwest ~ec~rie O~p~ ~pp~ved
in the ~t of
(~) ~c~e Or~r ~h~652 to ~ner~ Eleotri~ app~ved in
(~) ~I~ PA~:
(1) ~i~ ~emt for the ~o~h L~es Substation app~ to
W~e ~ea Const~tion ~ in the ~o~ of
(1) Re~ of ~e~nt of t~es in the ~t of $1,072.23
~ion w~ m~e by ~1~, aecon~ed ~ Vel~ that ~i~ ~19~
11. ~tio~ w~ ~ ~y ~ina~ ae~on~ed by Gaile~ that ~i~ ~8820,
12. ~e Co--il recesse~ into ~utive Session at 9:35 p.m. to
leg~ ~tt~s, re~ estate, ~rso~el ~d bo~r~ ~int~nts.
13. ~e Co--il recon~ i~o ~blic Session at 10:2~ p.m. to t~e ~he
foll~ ~tion:
(A) ~e foll~ R~oluti~ w~s presente~:
~, t~e City of Denton ~n~ it he,essay to p~ohMe a ceCUm tract of
1~ located in the City of ~on, ~exu, ~ more ~ly ~scribe~; ~d
~, ~he Ci~M Oo~cil of the City of ~nton ia of the opimion that the best
i~erest ~d ~lf~ of the p~li~ ~11 be se~e~ by the p~chaae of the
of re~ estate ~scribe~ belov; ~d
~, ~he City of ~nt~ ~ ~ of s~i~ ~rcel, ~ Ynst~nts Incorp-
orate~ ~ee t~t t co~ideration of $70,~00.00 is a fair ~d ~reed v~ of
such ~eacribe~
NOW, ~, ~ ~ ~L~ ~ ~ C~Y CO'OIL OF ~E C~Y OF D~N,
~T:
1. ~e Cit~ Atto~ is hereby a~rized to p~re whitest leg~
~c~e~s ~ mem~a~ to c~ete the tr~fer of ~y so ~seribed below
~ the ~er the~of to the State of T~:
November %, 1980 Continued
Bein~ 26.582 a~res of l~nd, more or less, of ~ieh 0.~0~ of ~ ~re ia
in a ~blic Ro~ (~--{e Brae), sit~te~ In t~e ~at~ Wa~ ~, Abstr~t
m 119.9~28 acre, ~d a 217.5~9 acre trect of 1~ co~veye~ to T~ Instants
In~rate~, ~ Delaware Oo~r~ion, by ~e~ ~e~ J~ 16, 1979, ~4
in Vol~ 963, P~es 51 t~o~ 60, Deed ~cor~ of ~nton O~ty, T~
~.582 ~res of l~d being more ~ic~ly describe~ by metes ~ bo~
fo~:
~I~I~ at the ~int of in~ers~ti~ of the west ~ line of the
~.~027 ~re t~t ~ ~he p~se~ so~h ri~ of ~ line of p~se~ ~p 288,
s~ ~in~ ~so bel~ ~o~h 00--25' 16" ~st a ~st~e of 642.66 fe~ ~d no~
8~ ~9' t6" east a ~st~ce of 2~.65 feet and ~h 83' 0~' 32" e~t a
of ~.68 feet ~ the southe~t co,er of ~h X~l~ 177.9 ~ trot r~o~e~
in Vol~e 768, Page 213, Dee~ R~cr~ of ~nton Cowry, ~e~
~OE sou~ 83" ~' ~" west ~ ~st~ce of ~.68 f~ to ~ ~int in the cente~
li~ of public
'~'~CE ~h 00' 2~' 16" west ~o~ the centerline of s~ ~ ~ ~st~ce of
~8.20 feet to ~
~CE so~h 6~' 22' 05" e~t for ~ ~st~ce of ~9.~2 feet to a ~iat in the
p~se~ no~h ri~t of ~ line of ~op 288;
~CE south ~1' 50' 01" e~t ~o~ the s~ pro~se~ right of ~ line a
~st~ce of lOk.70 feet ~o · ~int;
~E sou~h ~* 4~' ~" east ~ ~st~ce of 6~.00 fe~ to ~ ~lnt~
~',~-CE ~h 81~ ~3' ~7" eMt a ~st~ce of ~16.37 f~t to a ~int;
~CE south ~2* 40' 08" e~t ~ ~ist~ee of ~g3.08 feet %o a
~ sou~h 89' 0~' 2~" e~ ~ ~st~ce of ~0.00 fe~ ~o ~ ~int;
~CE ~h 86' ~8' 15" e~t a ~st~ce of 200.56 feet to ·
~ so~h 88' 39' ~0" e~t a dist~ce of 700.02 f~t to a ~int;
~CE so~ 86' ~9' ~3" e~t a ~at~e of ~11.30 fe~ ~o the ~si~i~ of
· ~ with a r~ of ~619.58 feet, sai~ ~imt b~rs No~h 00' ~5' 36"
to the r~us ~int~
~CE ~d s~l~ c~e to the le~ a die,ce of 362.~3 fe~ to a ~int,
~i~% be~s mo~h O~ ~6' 07" west to the r~iua ~int, aais ~i~ ~ao %ei~
in t~ e~t ~ line of said ~7.5069 ~re tract~
~ ~uth O~ ~6' 02" ~st ~ong the s~ east b~ line for a dist~e
of 258.~ feet to ~ ~int in the p~sed south right of ~ line of ~p 288;
~E ~h 8~ 51' 55" west ~ong the s~d pro~se~ south right of ~ line
for · ~st~ce of 362.90 fee~ %o a ~int~
~CE no~h ~' 08' 01" west for ~ distance of 1593.~ fe~ to t ~int~
~OE no~ 88e 57' ~" west for a ~at~e of ~17.66 feet to ~ ~int;
~OE sou~h 86* 38' 1~" west for t ~st~ce of ~0.56 feet to ~ ~lnt;
~CE ~r%h 89' 0~' 2~" west for a ~st~ce of %36.96 feet to ~ ~int on
c~e o~ ~ius ~579.58 f~t ~d beari~ s~th 00' 5~' ~" ~est to the ra~us
'f~OE ~o~ said c~e to the le~ ~ ~st~ee of 69~.38 fe~ to ~ ~int of
be~i~ south 06' 12' 1~" e~t to the r~ius ~int~
'A'~NO~ so~h ~' 27' 28" west for a ~st~ee of 97.79 feet to ~he pl~e of
~e~e~' _~.. T~e Cl~7 of ~cm i. hereby further authorized ~o p~ Tex~
~ o~ ~TO.~O.~ ~e price, ~ nece~e~ ~d re,sombre recor~
~.~e ~ ~ ia ~e ~tR the ~sicas of t~e ~oa Cl~ ~er.
City Council
November 18, 1980
~egUlar Meeting of the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas at ?:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Movember 18, !~80, In the Co~ci! Ch~ber of =bm M~icf~i
P~: ~yor $=~wa~, Mayor Pro Tom Talfafer=o, M~bers Gailey, Stephens,
~ns a~d Vela; Ci~y ~er Chris HartkE, Assistant City
A~to~ey Bu~ Solo~ns ~d C~ty Secretly B~oks Molt.
Co,oil Member He~sley ~d ~y A~o=~ey C. J. T~lor.
1. ~tion ~s ~4e by Vela, secon4e4 By ~pkin5 t~t the minutes of
~he ~Declal C~lled Meeti~ of October 28, 1980 ~d the Re~lar Meeting of
Nmvm~er k, 19~ be aRR=ov,d. ~tfon carri~d ~tnimously.
(A) A public hearin~ was h,ld on Z-lh?~, ~he petition of ~. J.
V. Strange, regues~i~ a =h~ge of zomin~ from o~$1ce (0) classiflmmti~n ~o
~e~ develo~enm (~) for one f~ily ~etached housing on lots rangimg in
mime f~m ~1 x 11~ fe~ to 58 x 128 feet. ~e property in this request lm
located along ~he ~*~h side of Hollyhill Street ~ is ~re pa~icu!arly
des~ribe~ as Block 2, Lo~s ~, 5, 6, 8 ~d 9 of 8ou~hrl~e A~itiou.
~yor Stewart opened the hearing. After hearing 4 speak in favor
~ ~ ape~ in ep~aition ~he hearing was closed.
Plier Jef~ Meyer reported t~t 25 letters ~re mailed with 9
r~ed ia fair, 5 ~ainat ~d 1 ~eei~ed. Ne maid that It will re~re ~
affl~ive ~e~ to app~ve. Ne adde~ t~t ~he Pt~lng ~d Zoning
r~ende~ a~p~l ~ami~usly. He ~so reviewed 12 com~itiona
~y the Pl~mnl~ a~ Zonl~
~e ~r calle~ for a ~tl~n. ~tion ~s ma~e ~y
a~ Z, ai~ Co~aicn and the City ~aff. ~ a~at~ine~, t~ v~ted for, two
vo~e~ agalaa~ ~d ~ne was a~ent. ~o~iom failed. ,
(B) A public hearir~ was to ~e hel~ *n Z-lk~6, tho petlti~n ef
~. Victor R. ~varez, requesting a c~ge of zoning from single f~ily (SF-7)
to ~e! develo~ent (PD) classification for office use. ~e proper~y is
located a~ the no~hwest corner off M~cne and Broad,ay ~treets. The ~rcel
is a ~rt of the W. W. Wright Addition and is approximately .g acres in size.
~e A~torney representing the petitioner requested that the
p~i~ion Be withdra.~ f~m the agent.
C*~cil M~ber Hopkins suggested that citizens be a~visei of a
~th~awal a~ the sta~ of the Co--il meeti~ in order to a~e,~ate displeasure.
~ion was ~de by Hcpkinz, second~ by T~iaferro to table the
~C~er aa requested, buC not to place it b~k on the agenda ~ti! all ~e~inent
i~o~tion is avai!a5le. Mot~n carried ~animously.
(C) ~yor Ste~rt opened a public heari~ on S-l~8, ~he
cf ~. Charles N. Davis, Jr., requesti~ a specific ~e pe~it which
~lmw ~ concrete ~atch plant a~ ~06 E. Syc~ore Street. ~e prope~y is more
P~ic~arly ~escribed as County Tract g2 in ~he Hir~ Cisco ~ey. :
A~er heari~ ! spe~k in Fair, but none In op~si2ion, the he~- $
l~ '~s c!ose~.
Plier ~eff Meyer stated that a~eq~te ~ater, se'~er ~ud ele~trical
we~ce ia av~!ab!e ~o the site. ~e existing batch plant will r~ain In
ope~ticn o~y on a perio~c basis, therefore no substanti~ increase in
traffic Is ~ticipate~. ~e proposed plant ~11 reporte~y be m~h ~ore
tec~clogical!y advanced ~h~ a~ ocher batch pl~t In Denton. Pl~lng
~ Zo~n$ fel~ that the proposed batch plant ~ppear~d to be c~mpattble ~ith
s~c~dln~ l~d ~es ~d ~ho~h the site is not located along a major
thc~hf~e, Bell Avenue is about 500 feet to the west.
Norther 18, 1980 Continued 1~3
Motion was made hy Stephens, seconded hy Vela to approve the
petition ~rith the foil*wing conditions:
(1) ~1 state a~ federal re~lations regarding constEction
of new f~cilities ~ich m~ ~t air cont~inants shall
be met,
(2) A~er conmt~tion of the new batch pl~t, the old plant
ah~l only be operate~ on a periodic basis,
~tion ca~ied.
3. ~e Co~cil considere~ approv~ of · pro~s~ ~om L~ for develop-
ment of Request for ~s~s ~d the e~luation of p~ros~ for Data Process-
i~ ao~e ~d hard.are.
Assists% City ~er Ki~ Cole briefed the Council, reviewing the
~ia effo~ entails t~ee ~or t~sks:
(1) Develo~ent of a ~ailed Request for Pro.esl (R~) ~o be
sent to qu~ified venire for a "t~ey" c~puter system
i~ludi~ e~ter e~ui~ent and the "core" applications
ao~w~e o~lined in o~ Phase I re.rt,
(~) Selection of 9~ified vendors to receive the ~ and the
e~tion cf these venaors' p~pos~s. ~e eviction
p~ceas ~11 inclu~ the definition of evaluation criteria
~ the narr~ of the res~nses to the top t~ or three
(~) ~e solution of the best vendor's pro.esl consideri~
~ton's needs ~ the develo~ent of a detailed im~ent-
&tics plan ~d sehe~e based on this selection. ~e select-
ion process is pl~e~ to include up to three site visits
to observe the top vendors' so.ware in opor~tion ~t ~
exia~i~ user site.
It ia proJ~te~ that this process e~ %e complete~ by mia to late
J&n~ given & ~4-Nov~her at&~ ~te, ~e City of B~ is considering
authori~i~ L~ to initiate & selection syat~.
Re%~re~ ~feasional ~eea and ~penees
Denton Denton/B~n
~F Joint Pa~icipat ion
~e R~uea% for ~o~a~ ~11,000 $ 8,000
~te
Ve~ (~olu~s site
~ei~e) $10,000 $ 8,500
~ $2~, 000 $20,000
L~ ~ not e~nd $~,000 of the authorized Ph~e I budget and consequently
the City m~4 o~y authorize & ~im~ of an ~dition~ ~23,000 for ~ae II,
Sho~4 B~&m authorize us to p~ceea, tbs act~l &~ditton~ ~o~t required
~d ~e ~her redue~ to $1~,000, Cole concluded by etati~ that the Advisory
~ rec~e~da ~ ~e~tati~ ~, ~na to ~k L~W to m~e their
~tion ~s ~e bF ~ephens, seconded by Ho~ins to ~cept the
rec~e~&tion of the ~viso~ ~ ~ to authorize the M~or to sign the
134 November 18, 1980 Continued
~. RESOLUT ION8:
(A) The Council conlidered approval of the fellowi~g ~esolution
&uth~rizing Denton County work er~s to perfo~ ~rk ~thin the cor~rate
l~its of the City of Denton:
RESOLUTION
BE ~ RESOLV~ ~y ~ CZTY C0~CIL OF T~ CI~ ~ D~N, T~:
8~TION I.
~e City ~ouneil of the City of Denton, Texas, here~y ~u~ho~es ~nton Cowry
~rk cre~ to perfo~ work within the cor~rate limits *f t~s Oity of Denton,
T~s; and
~ION II.
~at from t~e %o time there are ~re~eats between the Co~$y ~d City which
neceazitmtes the Co~ty ~ing both their personnel ~d eq~ent to perfo~
work within the City for the benefit of the citizens of both the County ~d
City~ ~d
,~TION III.
~lS Resolution sh~l beene effective fr~ ~d ~er .~ ~te of ~ss~e.
P~ ~ ~O~D ~his the 18th
RZC~ O. ~T~T. ~YoR .....
~I~
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~ HOLT, CZ~
CITY OF D~ON, T~S
~ AG TO L~AL ~:
O. J. TA~R, ~., CITY A~O~EY
C~Y OF D~0N,
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~tion was ~de by ~iley. seconded by Taliaferro that the Resol-
ution be paaae~. On roll call vote Vela "~e", SteVens "aye", Ho~i~ "~e",
G~ley "~e", Taliafe~o "~e" ~d Etewa~ "~e". ~tion
(B) ~a Co~cil con,idered approval of the followi~ Resolution
a~rizi~ the execution of a Pipe Line License ~re~e~t between the City
of D~ton ~d the Missouri-K~s~-Texa~ Railroad C~p~:
RESOLUT YON
~ IT R~OL~
~e ~or is hereby muthorized ~d directed to execute on beh~f of ~he City
of ~on, Te~s, ~ Pipe Line ~cenae ~eement dated Nov~ber 1, 1980,
between the City of ~nton ~d the ~sso~i-E~mam-Te~a ~ailrom~ ~p~y.
P~$~ ~ ~PR0~ this the 18th d~ of November, 1980.
A~S~:
RZC~ 0. ~T, ~YOR -
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~ HOLT, CITY ~E~'Y
~O~ ~ ~ LEG~ FO~:
O. ~. TAY~R, ~., CI~ A~R~
CITY OF D~ON,
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November 18, 1980 Continued
Motion was mad~ by Hopkins, seconded by Vela that the Resolution
be passed. On ~11 c~l vote ~tephens "~e", Galley "~e", Vela "aye", Hopkins
"~e", T~i~fe~o "~e" ~d 8t~ "~e". Motion carried,
(C) ~e Co~cil consi~ere~ app~v~ of the follo~i~ Resolution
outlini~ the ~ for the co.at.etlon of the Ser~oe Center Warehouse:
R E 8 0 L ~..T I O N
~S, the Clt~ of ~nton is in need of a n~ City Warehouse ~d ~e~ioe
Ce~er ~ility for the ~eetrlc, Water, Sewer, ~d ce~ain Oener~ ~ver~ent
Dep~ments; ~d
~, bids ~ve been received for such f~ility which list a coat of
$566,?80.00 for the Ware~use ~ a cost of a~roxi~tely $1,5~9,720.00 for
the Se~ice Center; ~d
~S, it is neceasa~ %o sp~i~ a source of ~ndi~ for such facilities;
NOW, T~O~, BE ~ ~L~ BY TNE C~Y COUNCIL OF ~ CITY OF DE~N,
~S, ~T:
1. ~e so~ee o~ ~dm for the Warehouse, estim~ted to be
$~66,7~.~, sh~l be f~m the El~tric De~rtme~% F~d, ~d the asset v~ue
o~ the W~ho~e shall be resided as ~ asset of the Electric De~rtment,
~. ~1 other de~ments ~i~ the Warehouse sh~l ~ to the
~ectrie De.sent ~ ~n~ le~e fee based on:
(a) ~h ~mp~m~t's s~uare foot~e use of the Warehouse f!oo~
m~ee. O~on and ~ed s~ce sh~l be aD~rtioned
p~ r~ta b~sis to ~I using deDa~ments,
utili~i~ ~ ~ent~ (~) year ~yout ~d ~ interest rate of
eight (8) ~r cent per a~ (emtimmted to be $2.89 Der
$q~,-we f~ per year), plus;
(~) ~ md~tional chugs per mqua~e foot e~ual to ~x (6) ~er
emnt of the ~de~Drecia%ed capit~ cost of %he facility.
~i~ ~h~g. ~s ~d $o p~ the Electric Dep~ment's
six (6) ~r esot ret~n on investment ~la to the City
D~ton (est~te~ to be i~lti~ly $1.70 ~r squ~e foot Der
~); p~w~md~ hoover, that the percentage rmte for such
· ~itionml charge mh~l re. in at the s~e percentage rate
~ ~he City ~ll a~ually establishes for the Et~tric
~tment's r~u~ on investment D~ent ~o the City of
~ton,
~. ~e somrce of ~ding for the Service Center facility, est~ated
to be $1.5h9,720.00 sh~l Bm ~ the Water and Sewer Bo~ F~d ~d the
~e~trie ~d. ~e Water ~ S~er ~n~ ~d sh~l p~ovide e~tt~ ~ for
the p~o~io~te s~e of ~ma t~t will be sDecifie~ utilized by the
Water ~ ~e~ Dm~ment, pl~ m Dfc rat~ shoe of the c~on a~as ~d
other emaciated develo~ent roosts, rust.rated to be $393,215,00, ~d the
asset v~ of this ~io~tm share of the Series Center sh~l be regard-
ed as an asset of the Water ~ Sewer De~rtment.
~e ~ec$~ic De~ent ~d sh~l ~rovide the eapit~
for the ~ainl~ ~t set.ted to be $1,156,505.00, ~d the asset v~ue
of this ~o~ate share of the $erwice Center sh~l be regarded as
~sset of ~he Electric De~e~.
~. DesCents other th~ the Utility ~partment shall p~ to the
~ectric Dep~ment an ~u~ lease fee for office sp~e based on the sq~e
f~t~e ~ed, inclu~ a p~ ~ta s~re of the co,on areas. The ch~ges
sh~l be c~c~ated in a s~r ~er to 2(~) ~d 2(b) listed herein.
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November 18, 1980 Continued
5. Maintena,nce and operation expenses shell ~ cha~rged to ~he
~i~ de~ments on ~ equitable p~ rata basis.
6. Act~ costs ~nd ~nual le~se fees s~ll ~e %ase~ on final
as-~uilt contrition costs.
PA~a~ ~ ~PRO~ this the 18~h ~ of Nov~%er 1980.
HICFmaD O. S~WA~, ~YOR
A'~U~:
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]~OOKB HOLT, CITY S~R~Y
CI~ OF D~N, T~S
~0~ AS TO L~AL ~:
C. J. TA~R, ~., C~ A~O~Y
CI~ OF D~ON, ~S
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Motion was ~de by Hopkins, seconded b~ Vela that the Resolution
Be ~ssed. 0n ~11 call ~te Stephens "~e", Gail~ "~e", Vela "~e". Hopkins
"~e", T~iafer~ "~e" and Stewa~ "aye". ~tio~ ea~ied.
5. ~e Co,oil considered a~rdi~ of ~d ~8822, conat~etion of P~e II
of the An~ Shelter.
Jim Eirk~trick, ~chitect for the ~i~l Shelter, said that he ~s
rec~ending ~C Cor~ration of She~an, the second low bidder, with a bid
of $112,632 for construction of P~se II.
Motion ~s made by Vela~ seconded by Oail~ to a~a Bid ~8822,
constr~tion of Phase II of the ~i~l ~elter, to B~ Core,rich at a bid
of $112.632. Motion ca~ied 5 to 1.
6. ~e Co~eil considered approv~ of a chugs order for the Libra~
Oo~truction ProJ~t.
~e Co,ell was advised that the c~e order 'in the i~reased
$~t of $1,7~ is to ~d outlets for ceiling f~s in the old section of
the Libra.
~tion was ~e by Stephens, seconded by Hopkins to aDD,ye the
c~e order in the increased ~unt of $1,725. Motion e~ried.
7. ~e Co~cil considered a~ of authorization for the ~yor to
Join the ~nton Co~ty ~or's Association.
Motion was m~e by Vela. seconded by Stephens to appro~ the ~yor
Jol~ the De,on Co~ty ~or's Association. Motion carried ~n~ously.
8. ~e Co~cil considered ~ appellee ~ r~resentmti~s of the
~lden Tri~e ~1 relative to t~ffie probl~ ~d the ~1.
Mr. Lloyd ~l~d of Se~s in the ~1 ~ked the Council to r~ove
b~rricades on Piney Creek and San Gabriel Stre~s. ~e said the streets are
needed to se~e the ~1 are~. pa~ic~ly on Saturns. He ~visea ~ to
the ve~ d~erous traffic conditions ~d said t~t o~ni~ the subject
struts ~d help in relie~ng the ~esmure on ~op 288 ~d 1-35E. He
co~luded by a~i~. "The M~i is m p~y ~er ~d a t~er ~d shoed
not ~e denied the use of City Streets".
~e Mayor advised that ~tion co~d not Be t~en mt this meeting.
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November 18, 19§0 Continued
9. CONdom',' AGz~A:
Motion wa" made by Vela, seconded by T~iafe~o that the following
Consent ~en~ be a~ved. Motion ca~ied ~ously.
(A)
(1) Bid ~23, t~k adb and chassis and d~p bodies was
awaked to C~ve~ ~tor Oo~ at a total bid of $105,6h0.50.
(2} Bid ~8~30, loader backhoe, ~s awarded to Case Power ~
~ent, E~esa, Texas mt a tot~ bis of $26,8~3.00.
(3) ~c~e ~er ~58~, rental on a 6510 Ditch Witch was
app~ved in the ~unt of $3,1~.
(1) Fi~ plat a~v~ of Wimbleton Village Phase III was
ap~ved.
~ 10. ~e Oo~cil recessed into ~ecutive Session at 10:30 p.m. to discuss
~ leg~ matters, re~ estate, perso~ ~d board ap~intments.
~ ~. ~e Co~cil reconvened into ~blic Session at 11:00 p.m. to take
~ the follo~ ~tion:
(A) ~e followi~ Resolution ~s presented:
RES~LUT ION
~S, the City of Denton fi~s it uecess&~ to ~ch~se ~ certain tract of
~d l~at~ i~ the City of Denton, Texas, and more fully described below; and
~S, the City Co,eSl of the City of ~nton is of the opinion that the
best inSerest ~a ~lf~e of the ~blic will be se~ed ~ the purchase of the
_ ~cel of re~ estate described below; and
~, the City of Denton ~ o~er of said parcel, W. B. ~ell agree that
a cousi~ration of $280,910.00 ia a fair ~d ~ree~ v~ue of such described
NOW, ~, BE ~ R~OL~ BY ~'~ C~Y ~O~C~ OF ~E CITY OF DE~ON,
~, ~T:
1. The City A~to~ey is hereby authorized to prepare whatever legal
doc~ants ~e neceas~ to c~ete the tr~sfer of proper~y so described
bel~ f~ the o~er ther~f to the Brats of Text:
~i~ 33,992 s~re feet of la~, ~re or less, out of and a pa~ of a tract
of 1~ sit,ted in the R. B. ~ug~ttom Sudsy, Abs~r~t No. 775 t~t was
~onveyed to W. B. R~ell ~ a~ ~t~d Ju~ 12, 1963 as recorded in Vol~e
497, P~e 13, Deed Reeor~ of Denton Cowry, T~as; maid 33,992 square feet
of land being ~re ~ic~ly described by m~es ~d ~ds as follows:
~I~I~ at the ~i~ of intersection of the pro~sed west ri~t of w~ line
of p~sed ~ 288 ~th the south bo~da~ line of said Rl~ell ~r~t, said
~i~ bsi~ ~uth 88' 35' 12" east a distance of 191.63 feet fr~ the south-
west co~er ther~fl
T~CE ~h 01e h0' ~1" east ~o~ the pro, seal right of ~y line for a
dist~ce of 120.~ feet to a ~int;
~CE north ~' 12' 12" west for a ~st~ce of 84.85 feet to the ~int of
intersection of s~d ~o~s~ right of ~y line with the existi~ south right
of ~ line of U. ~. Migh~ ~0;
T~CE no~h 85' ~' 5~" east ~th said existing U. S. 380 right of way line
for a ~st~ee of 180.78 feet to a ~int on the existi~ wes~ righ~ of ~y line
of ~op
November 18, 1980 Continued
THENCE mouth 46* 05' 52" east along the said existing right of way line of
Loop 288 for a distance of 68.48 feet to a point~
T~ENCE mouth 00' 47' 51" west for a distance of 152.67 feet to a point;
T~NCE north 88~ 35' 12" west along the south boundary line of said Russell
tract for a ~istamce of 171.87 feet to the place of beginning.
2. The City of Denton is hereby further authorized to 1~ W. B.
Rl,~mell az owner of said described property, consideration in the amount
of $280,910.00 purchase price, plus necessary and reasonable reeording fees.
3. This Resolution shall take effect immediately from and a~ter
its passage and approval in accordance with the provisions of the Denton City
Charter.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 18th d~y of November, 1980.
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RICHARD O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
~OOKS ROLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF D~N~"ON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
Motion was made by Vela, seconded by ~{opkins that the Resolution
be passed. On roll call vote Galley "aye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye",
Vela "aye", Tali&ferro "aye" amd Stewart "aye". Motion carried.
(B) Motion was made by Vela, seconded by Taliaferr~ that Paul F.
Williams and Jerry Jones be appointed to the Plumbing & Mechanical Code Board.
Motion carried unanimously.
(C) The following Council Members were appointed by Mayor Stewart
~o the Council Audit Committee: Charles Hopkins, Ray Stephens amd Richard
Taliaferro.
Meeting adjourned at 11:05 p.m.
CITY SECRETARY
Ct:y Council and U:ilities Board November 2S, 1980
Special Called $oint Meeting of the City Council of the City of
Denton, Texas and the Utilities Board a~ S:O0 p.m., Tuesday,
November 25, 1980 in the Civil Defense Room of the Municipal
Building.
PRESENT: Council: Mayor S~ewart, Mayor Pro Tem Taliaferro,
~ela, Stephens, Galley, and Hopkins;
City Manager Chris Hartung and City Attorney C.
Taylor, Jr.
Utilities Board: Roland Lane¥, ~d Coombs, Sennett
~f~~n Loveless.
Also present: R. E. Nelson and Brnie Tullos of the
Utilities Department, Frank Medanich and Mike Ashford
of The First Southwest Company, Elbert Morrow, Corky
Hall and Joe Bllis, Attorneys representing TMPA, and
Bill Nash, T~PA Board Member.
ABSBNT: ~ouncil: Council Member Hensley.
U~tltties Board: Metre Waage
1. ~ ~xecutive Session was held to consider legal matters.
No official action ~as taken.
city co.cji
Norther ~5, 1980
.~pecie.l Called Meeting of the City Co--il of ~he City of Denton, T~as, at
7:00 p.m., ~ea~, N~er 2~, 1~80 in the Co~cil C~r of the M~ici~
~ldi~.
~: ~yor ~, ~r ~o T~ T~iafer~, M~be~ Vel~, ~iley,
~o~na ~d St~hema; City M~er O~ia ~, City
C. J. T~lor, ~r. ~d City 5~t~ ~ ~lt.
~: Co--il M~Ber He~ley.
1. ~ZC ~GS:
(A) A ~blic h~i~ ~s h~d ~o co~ider ~ion of · Resol-
ution a~rizi~ ~ a~lic~tion by the City of De~on, ~ut~ By the ~ief
~utive officer to the United ~atea D~ent of ~i~ ~d Urb~ De~lo~
~a~ (~) for C~lty ~velo~emt ~cck 6~t (~)
Ci~y Plier Je~ Me,er ~vised t~t the City ia ~ for a t~
y~ compre~nsi~ ~t, t~t there ~e different re~tions, rati~
~ ~i~ levels for c~prehenaive ~ aisle ~ee ~ta. ~e
co~e~ of · ~ti-p~ae r~reetion~-z~i~ ae~oes-h~th ae~ces center
i~ southeast Denton recei~d consi~ble co~al~er~tioa. ~ ~aic
~ r~hed. ~e, it ~a a~e~ t~t e~n if ~,~ ~re a~aBle for
contrition, it ~d Be ~y ~aaiBle to pr~e~ ~th
~ ~uae of the ~ertainty of agency ~d p~J~t ~ici~tion
aubeequ~t ~ce~ainty of lo~-~e ~i~e~nce ~d o~rati~ cost nebs.
~ond, it ~s ~e~ t~t such a center ~er the re~atio~ ~d ~delimez
of ~, ~ile eligible, ~d ~t r~ as high priority ~der t~e ~ eatabliah-
~ co~titive rati~ eyst~. Zf o~ ~tio~ were ~0,0~ t~a
c~e
~. Joe L~er, C~-!~erson of the CD~ ~ttee, ~s~ that
~er t~ee meeti~s ~th target ar~ reei~nte ~d ~he ~ne~ ~blic the
City's CD~ C~ttee met ~ Nov~ber ~, 1~0, to conifer its
to the City Co~cil. ~sis ~s p~ed u~n ~th ~eti~ the crated
of t~ citiaena, ~ic~ly t~get area residents, a~ eu~tti~
application t~t ~d ~e co~titive ~ith other a~i~ ~nta. ~e
firs~ d~ielon re~hed ~ t~ C~ttee ~ ~o seek a c~ehemai~ develo~
~t prog~ rather t~ a aisle ~se p~gr~.
R~erend ~E Ch~, a~i~ for citizens cf so,beast
· ~ t~t he ~d the ~pression ~d ~pe t~t aoutheaet Denton ~ t~geted.
He aai~ it ~s hoped t~t the City ~d give southeaa~ ~o~ ~ m~ti
~e public he~i~ ~a closed, ~d the ~or ~k~ for a ~tion
~tion ~s ~e by T~iafe~o, a~ond~ ~ Gail~ to appro~
~esol~ion for ~he 1~81-1~8~ block gr~t
Oo~cil ~Ber Vela requested a eubatitute ~tion. ~t ~a granted.
~tion ~a ~e by Vel~, s~ond~ ~ ~e~e to ~opem t~e
~ri~ to ~low ~evere~d Ohe~ to ~ve hie e~. ~tion
R~rend C~ said, "We baby n~d help for o~ yo~g ~e.
~n~e~hip co~d help a~h a p~gr~.
~e fo~o~ Resolution ~s presented:
~S, the City of Denton r~o~zea the s~t~ nee~ of lo~ ~o ~er~te
i~ citizens ~d deai~s to effect ~ hi,er q~ity of life for ~1 the
~, t2e City off Denton ~s ~i~ed a citizens c~ttee c~led the
Oo~ity Develo~ent Block Gr~t (OD~) Co~ittee to ~aaeea de~lo~ent
nee~; ~
~m~FAS, the Oo~mnit7 Development Block ~ra~t Co. tree h~ ~de rec~-
~tio~ to ~he City for ~J~tl ~d ~di~ levele as ~ of ~ ~pplic~tio~
to t~ ~ited S~t~ D~ of ~i~ ~d Urb~ D~lo~nt (~) for
~W, ~, ~ IT ~SOL~ BY ~ C~ C~CIL OF T~ C~Y ~ D~,
~S:
~e Ci~y ~1 ~ a~icaticn to ~i~ ~d UrBan Developer for
it~ ~t ~k ~r~t ~ iu the follo~ ~o~%~:
19~1 ~i~ ae~bilitat io~ $300,000
~e~oa ~i~ ~,000
z~ ~t~ $7~0,00o
~i~ ~v~t · 1~,000
~e ~forc~nt ~,~0
O~i~e~y 75.~0
1~ ~t~ $7~0, ~0
~e Pi~ ~ O~it~ D~lo~e~t Director il surprised to m~e minor
~t~a i~ ~dl~ le~ll ia the fi~ a~lic~ion; ~d
8~TION iii.
~e ~ of t~ City of Den~ ia authorized to execute the ap~ic&tion for
~d om ~f of ~ CitF of ~.
PAS~ ~ ~ thia the ~5~h ~ of Nov~ber, 19~0.
~I~ O. S~T,
CI~ ~ D~N, ~S
A~T:
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OI~ OF D~N,
O. J. ~, ~., C~ A~
~ ori~ ~tion which ~ ~e ~y T~i~e~, seconded
~ ~ ~ the Remolu2io% ~ ~ to ~ ~11 ~1 ~te. ~ ~11
~te Vela "~e", ~h~s "~", ~ "~e", ~il~ "~e", T~iafer~ "~e"
~d Ste~ "~e". ~tion ca,led.
2, ~e ~il considered ~ of the ~11~ Resolution e~e~-
i~ the ~o~ ~e~ent B~ween the City ~d ~ha City ~er:
k~, o~ Se~er 1~, 1~77, the City Co.oil of the City of ~nton, Texas
entered in ~ ~nt &~e~t ~th O. ~is H~g ~o se~e am City
M~er of the City of ~zton, T~s; ~d
November 25. 1980 Continued
~, the City Council of the City of Dentom ie desirous off retaining G.
~a H~g as the City ~er of the City of De,on, Texas;
NOW, ~'~, ~ ~ ~SOL~ BY ~ CI~ CO~CIL OF '1'~ 0~ ~ D~ON,
~mt the ~r of the City of Denton, Tex~ ia he~ aut~rize~ to enter i~o
a rm~sed ~plo~ent ~e~en% ~th G. Ohris H~$ to be e~eetive
lmte~ ~om ~d ~n its ~te of ~ecution ~4 for a period of one ~e~ ther~
~TION II.
~% this Resolution be e~ti~ ~diately f~ ~d &~er its ~s~e
a~ro~ b~ the City Co,ell of the Cit~ of Denton, Te~s.
P~8~ ~ ~0~ this the 25th ~ of Norther, A. D. 1980.
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C~Y OF DE~N, ~
A~:
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~ HO~, OfTY B~Y
O. J. TA~R, ~., CI~ A~Y
~tion ~a ~e ~ Galley, seconded by Vela t~ the ~esolution be
~aled. On roll call ~te ~i~ "~e", ~e~ens "~e", Ve~ "~e", ~il~
"~e", T~iafer~ "~e" ~d $t~ "aye". ~tion cmrried.
~tion ~s m~e ~ Gailey, seconded ~ No~i~ t~t the follo~
Co~t ~e~ ~e app~v~ ~th it~ C-l, app~ of the ~ ~at of the
Vill~e P~e V Ad~tion, be r~ved. ~tion c~ried.
(1) Bid ~$82~, Ro~e~aou ~reet ~, ~s ~ ~e J~oe
~lic Oo~t~tiom 0~ in the ~t of $27,5~7.70.
(1) Fi~ ~ent of $6,0~.~0 to Schoell, Fiel~ ~ Assoc-
~ bri~e, utilizi~ O~ity Develo~emt ~ock G~ ~ ~s ~pp~ved.
(2) ~i~=1 ~nt of $18,762.99 to Ki~well Concretion
for co~truction of the Ro~e~som ~reet R~l~ Uneeda ~ilisi~
~ity ~velo~en~ Bl~k Gr~ ~ w~s approved.
(3) Fill ~en~ of ~,62~.~0 ~o Craig Olden, Inc. for
co~t~tion of Paisl~ ~d McKi~ey Stre~ sid~ ~ili~ing C~ity
~elo~ent Block G~ ~a ~s
(~) Fl-~ ~ent of $6,~77.96 to Craig Oldem, Iae. for
Ore~ drains ~p~ents ~ilizi~ Co~ity De,leant Block Gr~t
~a a~rove~.
~ov~ber ~'~, 1~0 Continued 143
M~tion ~ ~ ~ ~e~e~, s~onded by T~iaferro th~ the fill
~t of the Vill~e ~e V ~ltion ~e app~ved. ~tion c~ie~.
~e 0~il recesse~ im~o ~utive Session a~ 8:07 p.m.
leg~ ~er~, r~ ee~ate~ ~r~o~el ~d ~a~ ap~intmemt~.
6. ~e Co,oil ~onveme~ i~to ~lic Session at ~:~0 p.m. to t~e the
follo~ ~io~:
(A) ~e fo~ ~eaolution ~a present~:
W~, the Ci~y of Denton fin~ it necesa~ to p~c~e a ce~ain tract of
1~ loe~ted im the Cit~ of ~nton, Texas, ~ more ~1~ describe~ belo~
~ the 0i~ ~il of the 0it~ of ~nton is of the opi~on that the best
i~ereat a~ welf~e of ~he public ~11 be ae~ed by the ~ch~e of ~he ~rcel
of re~ ~tete ~escriDed ~ ~
W~, the 0it~ of ~on ~ o~er of s~id p~eel, ~ ~s, ~ustee,
~ee t~t ~ eo~i~e~tion of $~,~00.00 is ~ f~ir and ~ree~ v~ue of such
~escriBe~
NOW, ~, BE ~ ~L~ BY ~ C~ CO~CIL OF ~ C~Y OF D~N,
~8, ~T:
1. ~e ~ity Atto~ is hereB~ a~horized to ~re~e w~tever
~c~eat~ ~ neeeaa~ to c~e the ~ranafer of prope~y so
bel~ ~ ~he o~ ther~f to ~he S~te of Texas:
~el~ 7.h27 ~rea of 1~, ~re or less, sit~te~ in the Nat~ Wa~e ~vey
~tr~ Mo. 1~07, ~t of · 15.0~9 ~cre ~d 1~.7~ ~re t~ts of l~d con-
~e~ to ~r~ W. ~e~ ~ ~ ~te~ ~ov~ber 30, 1972 recorded in Vol~e
~0, P~e 728, ~ ~ ~.~27 acre trot of 1~ conveyed to ~ W.
~ee~ ~at~ ~v~er 30, 1~72 ~rded in Vol~e ~, ~ge 691, Deed Records
of De~oa 0o~t~, ~e~; s~ 7.~27 ~cre$ of l~d ~eimg ~re ~rtioularly
~I~ at ~he ~int of intersection of the ~est bo~ line of the He~d
~r~ a~ t~ p~aed no~her~ right of ~ line of ~p 288 said ~in~
~e~a south 01' 00' 02" ~eat a ~st~ce of ~59.67 fee~ fr~ the ~h co~er
ther~f~
~0E ~h ~e 17' Oh" ~ ~ the said pro~sed north ri~t of ~ line
· dist~e of 3~2.13 fe~ to & ~int;
~0E ~ 03' ~' 0h" e~t for · diat~ee of 96.78 feet to the ~int of
intersection of said ~aed ~herly right of ~ line ~d exieti~ south
ri~t of ~ line of U. S. Hi~ 77;
~OE south ~8~ ~' 0~" e~t ~o~ the enid existi~ south ri~t of ~ a
T~CE ao~h ~' ~' 3g" ~at ~o~ the pro~s~ south right of
288 for a ~iat~ce of 110.12 feet to a ~int;
~CE ~h 82' 01' ~" ~at for · dist~e of 332.0~ feet to a ~int;
~CE south 71' ~' 07" ~at for a diat~e of 277.7~ feet to a ~int;
~CE eo~h 7~~ ~' 50" we~t for · die,ce of 349.~ feet to a ~lnt in the
~st ~ line of s~d ~e~ tract of
T~ ~h 01~ 00' 02" e~at for · dist~ce of ~27.22 feet to the ~ace of
begi~i~.
2. ~e City of Denton is hereby ~her authorized to
~, ~tee, ~ ~er of said deacriB~ ~pe~y, consi~ration in the
~t off $~7,~.~ ~e ~iae, ~ necessa~ ~d reaso~le recordi~
fees.
November 2~, 1980 Continued
3. ~his Resolution shall take effect im~e~Llately fr~ a~d
its ~assage and ~ro~ in ~cor~ce ~th the p~ioas of the Denton
City ~er.
P~S~ ~ ~0~ this the 2~th ~ of ~ov~er, 19~.
RIC~ O. ~T, ~Y~
CI~ ~ D~O~. ~
A'A'A'~:
C~ OF D~ON, ~
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~tion was ~e ~ Vela, s~o~ed b~ T~i~er~ ~t ~he Resol-
"~e", Vela "~e", T~iafer~ "~e" ~ ~t "~e". ~t~n
(B) ~e Oo~cil concurred to set the City M~er'a a~ at
$ 8.0oo.
(C) ~e ~o11~ Resolution ~ preaeute~:
R E S.0 L U.T ~ 0 N
BE ~ ~0L~ BY ~ CI~ C~CIL ~ ~ CI~ OF D~'~N, ~:
S~ION I.
~s~t to Section 6.02(c) of the ~er of the City of ~nton, TexAs. the
City Co~cil hereby ~uthorizes the City Atto~ to ~l~ ~'l'~ P~
JOVAN ~ ~ ~sist~t City A%to~ for the City of ~nton. Texas.
~is resolution sh~l becks effective fr~ ~d ~er its ~te of
P~ ~ ~0~ this the 25%h ~ of Norther. 1~0.
~ ~ D~N, ~
A~T:
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~ ~LT. C~Y ~Y
~ ~ TO ~ ~:
C. J. TA~R, ~.. C~ A~
0I~ ~ D~N.
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~tiou ~s m~ by Hop~ns. ,e~onde~ ~ ~il~ t~t the
be ~..e~. ~ ro~ c~l ~te Vela "~e". ~e~ "~e", ~ileF "~e", Ho~n,
"~e". T~i~fer~ "~e" ~ S~ "~e". ~tio~
(D) ~tion ~ ~e by HoD~ns, s~onde~ by Vel& th&t the follow-
i~ ~d ~i~mta be a~ved:
~ion Jonson a~in~e~ to ~ectric~ Coae ~d
Bill L~er rea~i~ ~o ~
~tion c~ied.
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Mee~in~ ~o~n~ ~t 10:00 p.m.
cit council
December 2, 1980
Regular Meeting of the City Council of the City of Denton, Tex~e, Tuesday,
December 2, 1980, in the Council Chamber of the Municipal Building.
~as.,u Mayor Pro Tern Taliaferro, Members Vela, ~tephens, Galley and Hopkins;
City Manager Chris ~tun~, City Attorney ~. J. Taylor and City
Secretar~ Brooks Holt.
NOTE: Mayor Stewart w~a delayed by b~d weather, but Joined the Council
du~ing discussion of item 6, Street Bond Program.
Council Member Nensley.
1. Motion was made by Eopkins, seconded by Vela that the minutes of the
l~egul~r Meeting of November 18, 1980 be approv,d. Motion carried unanimously.
2. PUBLIC EEARI~S:
Motion was ~ade ~y Nopkius, seeomte~ by Vela t~at ite~ A-2 and
~e referred ba~k to the Planning and Zoning Co-~selon, ein~e the P & Z has no
rec~mendations. Motion aarried unanimously.
(A) Public Hearings regarding a~endments to the eign regulations of
the zoning ordinance were to be held:
(1) Mayor Pro Te~ ~=liaferro op~ned the heari~ regarding approval
of an ordinance amending the zoning ordinance Appendix H by adding a new sub-
section regulating political signs on residential zoned property.
No one spoke for or against the matter, so the he, ring was closed.
Motion was made by Gailey, seconded By Hopkins to table the above
item, plus item A-4 and A-5. Motion carried umanimcualy.
(B) A public hearing was opened by Ma~Yor Pro Tern Taliaferro on Z-l~74.
the petition of Mr. J. A. Miller, requesting a chan~e of zodin~ from single family
(SF-7) to planned development (PD) for commercial use on a parcel to~aling
approximately 1.4 acres in size located along the north side of Lindaey ~treet
Beginning approximately 190 feet west of the intersection of Lindeey Street and
Fort Worth Drive.
The discussion indicated that the petitioner was asking for a zoning
cB~e rather than planned developmemt at this time.
Mr. Miller stated that he planned to build warehouses on the b~ck part
of the lot and to build other structures on the front pa~ of the lot that faces
Fort Worth Drive.
The hearing was closed.
Motion was made by Stephens, seconded by Hopkins to approve the
petition with the following conditions:
(1) A six foot solid fence shall be constructed along the
western perimeter of the site prior to issuance of a building
permit.
(2) Site plan approval shall be waived,
Motion carried unanimously.
The Council considered a request of the Golden Trimugle Mall, Inc.
to reopen Piney Creek Boulevard.
Mr. Lloyd Ballard, Manager of Sears, advised the Council and the large
ntm~er of residents of Township II that his remarks at a previous meeting had
been misunderstood and that he had been contacted By several people who were
very ru~e, amd that one person had w~itten to the National Office of Se~rs.
Ne reiterated that he was interested in the traffic situation in the entire
area. Mr. Ballard introduced Mr. Rod Marcus, who ia General Manager of the Mall.
Mr. Mamcua stated that the~ too were ver~ concerned with the safety.
He advised that the Mall owmers ha~ spend $1,~,000 on streets in the M~ll area.
Council Member Hopki-- asked if there w~s no o~her solution to the
problem.
Mr. Mar~ua mttted that there was none at the present.
0us person, an ~npl~ee of the Mall, requested that Piney Creek be
reopened.
Jud~ Ha~per, spea.k.i~g for the residents of Township
petition con~c~ini~ 160 names of per~ons opposing the reopening of Piney Creek.
~e added tlxat it w~s · erotica/ issue for tlxe neighborhood, that thorou~are
traffic wa~ ~t =oaduoive to ~mod family living. She st&ted that the resident,
were work/ng with HenxT S. Hiller, Developer, to alleviate the present problems.
8he pointed out that 8a~ 0&hriel Street is · speedway.
Ccunetl Me~ber Stephens asked Mrs. Harper if stop signs h~d helped
the traffic apee~ on Sa~ Gabriel.
She st&ted that there was very little
(~&iley, ~ela, Hopkins ~nd other members of..the Council offered their
apologias to Mr. Ball&rd, stating that they were sorry to see him personally
come un&er &ttask.
Motion w~e ~ada by Vela, seconded by Oailey to ~e~ a~prov~l of the
request of ~old~n Triangle NAIl, Inc. to reopen Piney Creek Boulevard, and that
Piney Creak ~oulevard he closed temporarily. Motion carried unanimously.
The following Ordinance was presented:
A~ ORDI~E P~UVIDII~ THAT ALL HIOHT, TITLE, AND INTEKEST OF TH~ CITY OF DENTON
IN LAND ]~%"~OI~C~E DEDICA.TED A~ PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENTS BE VACATED AND ABANDONED;
A~D PROVIDIN~ THAT THIS O~DIKA~ SF. ALL BECOME m'~'~CTIV~ IMMEDIATELY.
Motion wa~ m~de by m-l~gin~, leCOnded by Vel& that the Ordinance he
p~ssad. 0u roll call vote Stel~ene "aye" G~iley "·ye" Vela "aye", Hopk/as "aye"
and Tali&ferro "aye". Motion ea~ried.
i%ESOLU~IONS =
(A) The following He~olution authorizing the sale of surplus City
property located at the southwest corner of Sherman Drive and Denison Street
to ~en (~odwin (Hid ~8802, awaa-de~ Sel~ember 16, 1980) we~ presented:
W]~2~.AS, the City of De~ton fin~s it meccas&mT to dispose of a celt&in tre~t of
land loc&ted in the City of Dentoa, Texas, and more fully ~escribed below; and
W~REAS, the Below described parcel of land was let for bid on Sel~cember 16,
1980, and the hi,hast bid of Six Thousand Nine Hundred Seventy-five and No/100
($6,97~.90) DollaA~ Wes awem~ed to Ken ~oodwin;
WH]7~AS, the Cit~ of Denton and l~u~haaer of aa/d parcel, ~en Ocodwin, agree
tt~t a cen~ideration of $6,97~.00 ia a fair and agreed value of such described
property~
NOW, Tw~'~i~E, BE IT i~ESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL 01~ THE CITY OF DEaf'ON, TEXAS
T~AT:
1. The City Attorne2 ia hereby ·uthorized to prepare whatever legal
docmaent! are necessary to complete the transfer of property so described ~elow;
December 2, 1980 Continued
All that cer'c~ia lot, tract or parcel of land lyin~ and hein~ situated in the
City and Co~t~ of ~nton, State of Text, ~d bei~ ~ of the R. Be~nt
S~, ABetr~t No. ~, ~d Bei~ ~ of ~t No. 9, ~ock 3 of t~ ~ Addition,
~ ~tion to the City ~ Co~ty of ~nton, ~d ~so bei~ ~t of a trot of
l~d as conveyed fr~ Warvey Howard ~d ~fe, Title L, Ho~d, to the City of
~on b~ deed ~t~ J~e 2, 1962, ~d record~ in Vol~ ~09, P~e 178 of the
~ed Re~s of Denton Cowry, Text, ~d ~re ~ic~ar~ described aa folly:
~NG at the suut~e~t corner of s~d trot, a~d ~in~ lyi~ in the
ri~f-~y line of ~son ~r~t;
~ west ~ong the south b~ line of e~ld trot ~ ~at~ce of 1~0 fe~
to the southwest co.er of a~id trot;
~CE ~h ~o~ the west ~ line of said tract ~ ~et~e of ~
to a ~i~ for a corner, sal~ ~int ~i~ app~x~mately 8 feet south of the south
c~b line of the present ~e~ Drive;
~ moth 79 2]' 3~" east a dist~ce of 1~2,59 fe~ to m ~int for a co.er
in the ~s~ ~ line of a~id trot, s~ be~ the west ri~t-of-way line
of ~son StreW, said ~int ~so ~i~ a~rox~ately 8.7 f~t so~h of the
ao~h e~b line of the present ~e~en ~ive;
~CE south ~o~ said line a dist~ce of 17 feet to the place of begi~i~
~d con~ei~ 2650 squ~e fe~ of l~d, ~ or less,
3. ~ia Remolution s~l t~e effect i~e~ate~ f~ ~d a~er
its ~a~e %~d &~v~ in ~cordanoe ~th the provisions of the ~nton City
P~S~ ~ ~0~ this the 2nd ~ of ~c~er, 1980.
C~Y O~ ~N, T~S
~ HOLT, OI~
C~Y OF D~ON,
~tion was m~e ~ G&ile~, se~nded ~ No.ins that ~he Resol~ion
~e ,
(B) ~e foll~ Resol~ion au~orizi~ the s~e of a~ City
~p~y ~ated at ~17 ~st ~airie to ~nton Concrete C~ (Bid
&~ded Se~ber 16, 19~) w~ presented:
~, the Ci~ of ~nton fi~a it n~esaa~ ~o disuse of ~ ee~n t~ct of
1~ located in the City of ~nton, Texas, ~ ~re ~ described below~ ~d
9-=-~. the below described ~cel of 1~ ~s 1~ for bid on 8e~ber
19~, ~ the hi.eat Bid of One ~o~d ~ No/100 ($1,000.~) Doll~ ~s
&~ed to ~nton Cohorts 0~.;
~, the City of Denton ~d ~ch~er of said p~cel, ~nton Ooncr~e Co.,
~ee t~t ~ co~ider~tion of $1,000.00 ia a fair ~d ~eed ~ of such
~cribed p~pe~y;
~W, T~, BE IT ~OL~ BY ~ C~ CO.OIL OF ~ 0~Y OF D~N,
1. T~e City Attor~e~ is hereby authorized to prepare whatever legal
documents ~re necessary to ~e the tr~sffer of p~y so descri~e~ ~elo~
~1 t~t ce~n lot, t~ct or ~el of l~d lying ~d bei~ situated in the
City ~ 0o~ty of Denton, ~tate of Text, ~ bei~ ~ of the ~ir~ Sia~o
~r~t to the Ci~ off ~nton ~ deed ~ted Se~er ~, 1~7~, ~d ~co~ed in
Vol~e ~7~, P~e ~2 of the ~ R~or~ of ~nton Co~ty, Texas, ~d ~re
~ic~ ~escrib~ u follY:
~ at thc i~ers~tion of the ~o~h line of E~t prairie ~reet with the
Went line of the ~aso~i-~a~-Te~e Rail~ C~ ri~t-of-~;
~CE went' ~th the ~h line of Pr~rie Stre~ ~D feet, corner in aai~ line;
~ ao~h ~0 fe~ ~ or less, co~er in So~h line of Texan ~ Pacific
Railw~ O~ l~d~
~CE e~t ~th Sou2h line of enid T~ 0o. l~d ~D feet, co,er in West
line of Mieao~i-~-Tex~ ~1~ ~ right~f-~yl
less,
~d ~i~ ~e ~t ~ fe~ of a ce~n lot of l~d conveyed by John ~ex~der
~d ~fe to ~. O. ~ ~ d~d ~ted the l~h 8~ of ~tober, 1D22. record-
~ in ~ 181, Pa~ ~1~ of the ~ed Recor~ of Denton Cowry, Tex~e.
~. ~ie Resolution ah~l t~e effect ~e~ate~ f~ ~d ~er its
~s~e ~ appro~ in ~cor~oe with the p~visio~ of the Denton City
P~ ~ ~ t~s the ~6 ~ of ~c~ber, lDO.
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C~Y OF ~N, ~
C, J. TA~, ~., O~ A~
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~tion ~a ~e by ~i~, seconded bM ~il~ that the Resolution
~ ~aed. ~ ~ c~l ~%e ~ena "~e", Vela "~e", ~iley "~e", Ho~i~
"~e" ~d T~iaferro "~e". ~t~n c~ried.
(C) ~e fo~ ReKlutions exec~i~ ~ R~l~md Crossing
Lice~e ~ta ~th the ~sso~i Paci~c Railroad C~ for a s~it~ sewer
line crosei~ on ~=ie S~reet ~re presented:
RESOLUTION
BE ~ ~L~ BY ~ C~Y C~C~
~e ~or is hereby aut~rize~ ~ ~irected to ~ecute ou beh~f of the City of
~on, ~, a ~ ~ ~c~ae ~re~ent ~tea ~ lb. 1980, b~ween the
City of ~on ~d the ~aao~ P~i~c ~l~a~
P~8~ ~ ~ this the ~ ~ of ~c~ber, 1980.
CITY ~ D~ T~
A~ST:
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~ HOLT~ CI~ S~Y
C~ OF D~ON, T~
December 2, 1980 Continued
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL
C. J. TA~0R, ~., CI~ A~Y
GI~ 0F D~N,
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY ~ CITY COUNCIL OF TEE CITY OF D~'I~3N, TEXAS:
The Mayor is hereby authorized aud directed to execute on Behalf of the City of
Demton, Texas, a Pipe Line License Agreement d~ted November 2_l, 1950, Between
the City of Denton and the Missouri Pacific Railroad
PA~ED AND APPROVED this the 2nd day of December, 1980.
Rt~ O. STEWART, MAItOR ....
CITY OF D~A~)N,
ATTEfT:
BROOES HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
¢IT~ OF D~'~ON,
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY A~TORNEY
CITY OF D~.~'ON, TEXAS
EY: 1"1
~mtion w~s made by ~op~ims, seconde4 by Vela that the two Resolutions
Be passed. On ~oll call v~te Galley "aye", Stephens "aye", Vela "aye", Hopkins
"aye" amd Taliaferro "aye". ~otion carried.
6. The Council discussed the Btreet Bond Program.
Dr. Huey, President of TWU, told the Council that the U~ivmrsity
e~ger to move ahead with their plans a~ud that the relocation of Bell Avenue is
essential to this plam. ~he added that she hoped that a Bomd issue Becomes
reality and said that la~d will be available from the University for street
construction purposes.
Council Member Hopkins asked about the possibility of widening
Road to four lanes.
Dr. Euey ~dvised that if such were to Be dome, the Oity would need
property from TWU.
City Maue~er 0hris Hartu~g stated that Denton streets are beginning
to fall ap~rt a~d that the City needs to a~iress this problem. ~e fin4 that
there are some good, low Bi~ at this ti~e. Ne added that a 2 yes.r capital
improvmaent program wou~d be priority n~mBer one.
When asked about the bond election timing, Hartung stated that he
would Be concermed about a Bond election in comJunetion with the Council election
in A~ril, 1981.
Dr. Wuey atate~ that TWU is asking that the proposed Bond election
not Be set at a time when the University people are away.
Council Member ~tephens stated that the Council shoul~ have a atu~v
session on the proposed Bond program to discuss ~o~ls to familiari,.e ourselves
with the overall bond progrem, plu~ considering alternatives.
Deo ber Co,,ti-ued
The ~anager stated that Fi~-~e Director Bill ~N~ ~a outli~ed the
t~ i~r~aaa ~ess6~ to fi~e ~ious p~Jects bei~ considered for a
issue. ~e ~e~t ae~ice req~re~ to fim~ce the is~ce of ~nds ~s c~c~ated
~z~ ~% interest over 20 ~a,
Debt I~ue
~o~ ~t Cost Se~ice Req~red
~ ye~ St~ ~ $7,~7,~00 $1,118,250
2 Ye~ 5tre~ ~g~ 3,583,190 501,647 16.0~
~ Aven~
--~ ~si~ 700,000 98,0o0 3,
~ --~e~ion to She~ 660,000 ~,~'00 2
~ey Street
--~ae 2,2~0,000 315,000 10.
--U~er~s 3, ~0,000 462, O~ 1%. 7~
--~i~ti~ C~el 200,000 28,~0 0.96
Iht ersectioa ~p~ts 1,200,000 1~8,000 5.3~
~o ~ther i~o~tion rela~i~ to the p~sed street ~nd pr~r~ ~d to place
~e i~o~ion on ~ ~en~ aa soon as it is rea~. ~tion carrie~ ~ously,
7. ~e Co--il consi~d accesses of ~he Coat--tics Plus for the
Pavi~ ~ Drai~ ~o~entz on ~ey Street.
~im ~veless s~ke relative to a railro~ ~de~ass on McKi~.
Rick S~a ~sed that the City of ~nton has had prel~ina~ plus
on ~a~2 at Both the ~s~ ~ey Street Fire Station ~d at City ~all.
Peo~e s~ed in ~ ~ re~e4 the plus with ~st of the c~ents
related to ~ive~s/~ceas to profiles, We ~e ~ng sever~ drives
sa~ia~ the ~i~ eclats ~ich ~ve been raised, ~e Co.oil e~d be
~de a~e of s~ of the ~ceea p~Bl~ in this proJ~t ~d ~ac give citizens
a c~ce to diae~s it~a that ~11 aff~t them, A~er this discussion, I
wo~d like the Co--il to app~ve these plus ~th w~t~er s~gestions or
co~itio~ they desire, ~fore we put this proJ~t out for bias,
~tion ~e ~e ~ T~i~e~, seconded by Hopki~ to a~ro~ the
~Ki~ Stye% ~. Motion c~ried ~imo~ly.
8. ~e Co.oil considered the r~uest of ~. R, O. Mc~l to ~ish
s~er se~ice outside the City limits on Grisaom ~ad.
~ili~ies Director ~ Nelson advised that ~, McDonnell wo~ like
to i~ta~ 1200' of 8" e~er line, ~ is ~lli~ to ~ the tot~ coat of such
i~t~lation. ~ has ~e~ to meet ~1 City of Denton req~m~ts and s~ci-
ficatio~. ~, ~ell ~e ~so agr~d to tr~sfer ~1 his equity ~ck to
the City for this exte~ion. ~e ~ae of this line will be to serve t~
b~ldi~a at a ach~l for ret~ded chilies. The li~ station t~t will Be
taped in to ~ plenty of c~ity to ser~ce this p~j~t. ~e est~ated cost
ia $22,8~. ~e ~ilitiea ~, at their meeti~ of Norther 2~, 1980, reco~-
ended appro~ of this request.
~tiom ~s ~de ~ ~ley, seconded by Vela that the req~st of Mr.
R. O. McDo~ell ~o ~ish a~r ae~ice outside the City l~iYs on Grims~
be approved. ~tion ea~ied ~~.
9. ~e Co--il consider~ app~ of endore~t of pro~aed legislation
to ~low m~ici~ el~tric s~at~* to serve ~1 ~reas ~thin the City limits.
~tties Director ~b ~elson ad. seal that sever~ cities in Texas
w~ ~ ~ir el~tric syat~ ~ve co~ to realize in the ~st t~o ye~s
th~ arebei~ied, ~y the ~lic ~ility C~isalon, the right to se~e
electricity tc n~ -~-~ed ~e~ of their cities. ~ese ~e cities who failed
to obtain Ce~ificates of Con~enee ~d Necessity (i.e., ossification to
se~e the ~) f~ the ~C in 1976. ~en the ~C ~s created in 197~, these
cities ~ ~t ~ieve t~t the ~ate or ~C t~o~ the ~blic ~ilities
Re~ato~ Act oo~d ~ all pr~s franchise ~d other utility se~ice
~d de~ a city t~ ri~t to se~ its o~ citizens, ~tho~h Denton is not
~e~ate~ afl.ted ~ this issue, somet~e in the ~t~e, Denton ~11 be f~ed
~th t~ s~e ait~tion.
Motion vas ma~e ~ Vela, secon~ ~ T~i~fer~ to tp~ove endorser
mf ~aed legislation to ~low m~ici~ electric syst~ ~o se~ ~1 are~
· i~n the City l~ta. ~tion c~rrie~
~e Oo~cil co~i~ere~ ~p~ of c~a~e orders relative to the
~er ~eatment Pl~t e~ion ~o~t.
~ili~ies ~rector ~b Nelson s~ that · n,~er of ch=~se o~ers
be~ recei~d f~ G~con Conat~ction C~. ~ese ch~e or~ include
l~t~li~ ~ ~tion~ ~oor ~ with a ~nt ~d cle~ut in the ~
~ of the bluer b~l~i~ del~i~ ~t p~ s~ttion ~ ~ ~c~t
~ain STSt~; ~ters~op at ~ ~l~ifiers; pi~ ~ ~ve c~e at
Klotation ~icRener ~ess~ization Sync. He Bt&te~ t~t the ~e of
is as
Gr~t Oonti~e~y
($7~,270 in this f~a)
City of Denton 8~er ~n~
~ $~,5]1
~e ~e~ th&t the ~ilities ~, mt their me~i~ of No~ber 25, 19~, r~-
~e~ to the City Oo~cil that the c~e or~era be ~ in ~he a~t of
~tion ~s ~e ~ Ho~i~, se~d ~ Vela th&t the e~e or,ers
be a~ve~ in the i~re~e~ ~t of $8,~51. ~tlon ~ri~ ~us~.
~e Co~cil c~siaered e~ of re~ of the ~blic
~bility Iname ~licy for the City of ~nt~.
~tion ~s m~e b~ SteVens, seco~ by Vela that the ~lie Offioi~
Liability I~e ~lic~ ~ Un~k~c~n~d, Inc. be a~e~ in the
of $5,7~6, ~ rec~en~ed ~ Jo~ G. ~11, Risk Ma--=er. ~tion
12. CO~S~ ~:
~tion ~s ~e ~ Vela, zecon~e4 by ~i~ ~o ap~ the foll~i~
Cogent ~e~ with it~ A-l, Bid ~88~, ~a ~te~ ~ite~ear, re~.
~tion carrieS.
(A) B~/~C~SE 0~:
(1) Bid 98832, t~ck cab ~ ch~ais with rede bo~, ~
aw~ea %o ~viro~ent~ 8~es ~ Service ~t ~ tot~ bi~ of
(2) Bid ~33, Volt, rio Feeder, ~ awar4ea to W~e &
~e~ et
(3) Bi~ ;88~, ~ifom for t~e Fire ~m~t, ~s ewar~ at
~ to~ bi~ of $~,1~6.~ ~ follows:
yt~m ~ ~ 6 to C~vens ~ent Sto~De~on
(~) Bid ~88~, culve~ pipe ~s t~ to ~e~ Stol C~ve~
it a total bi~ of $10,~1.00.
(~) Bid ~8827, ~encer 138/~9 ~ ~nter~h~ge S~iso~
~ ~t~ Acq~sition ~ui~ent, w~ s~e~ to ~-~i~ of Ho~ton &t I bi~
o~ $~,~8~.00.
(6) ~c~se ~er ~173 ~s &~ro~ to Cl~, ~ ~vision
in ~he ~t of $3,9~7.96
(2) Fi~ pla~ of W~bleton Vill~e P~e V was
Bec~ber ~, 19~0 ~ontinue~ ~
13. ~tion was ~e ~ Bo~i~, ~econded by G~iley t~t Bid ~88~, ~d
~te~ ~itc~e~ ~e ~e~ ~o ~iester S~p~ ~ for a tot~ bis of
$~,~0.00. ~i~n o~ie~ ~~.
~ Co--il w~t into ~ive Session a~ 10:20 p.m. to ~isc~s
leg~ ~tera, ~ eztate, ~el ~d b~d ~intm~ts.
~e ~cil reeonve~d into ~blic Session ~t 10:3~ p.m. to t~e the
follo~ ~tion.
~tion ~s m~ ~ St~ens, seconded by Vel& that ~n Picke~ be
ap~inted to the ~ Se~vicee ~so~ Co~ittee. Mo~ion c~ried ~ly.
Meeti~ ad,Journe~ at 10:~0 p.m.
December 9, 1980
Special Called ~eeting of the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas,
Tuesday, Dec,bar 9, 1980 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chamber of the
Municipal Building.
P~E~ENT: Council: Mayor Stewtrt, Mayor Pro Tern Taliaferro, Me,berm Vela,
He~aley, Galley and Stephens; City Manager Chris Eartung, Assistant
City Attorney Burr Solomons and City Secretary Br~oks Holt.
Utilities Board: Chairman Roland Laney, Marvin Loveless, Ed
Coomes, Merve Waage amd Sennett Eirk ZZI.
ABSENT: Coumcll: Council Member Hopkins and City Attorney C. J. Taylor.
JOINT ~I'ING OF TEE CITY OF DEaN CZTY C(NJNCIL AND ~ PUBLIC UTILITIES
1. A ~ fr~ ~en~ and Resea~h
electric rates ~d ~PA compli~ce.
~ed Moriarity of ~C ~vieed that the City of Denton, Tex~
ended M~ent ~d Re,earth Cons~te, Inc. (~C) in ~, 1980 to
perfo~ an ~ectric ~te ~t~ as required ~ City ordi~e e~ five y~rs
~ ~o ~lop a ~blic ~ilities Re~to~ Policy Act (~PA) c~pli~e
~ desi~ed to assure complines with ~he atan~rda s~ fo~h by ~A.
~C does ~t mae a need for a~ general ~te increue riSt
~t e~ec~ ~ ~til a~ut 198B when ~A b~omes ~ o~ration~. N~ever,
si~e a gener~ increase is not req~red, ~his is ~ o~e ~e for the
City to ree~nd to ~PA and ~ acme ~te reat~cturi~. ~e pro~sed rates
~e ba~ed on cost of series co~sl~ri~ groups of oons~ers ~ 8eaaonal
differential. M~or ~a~ptiona in developing rate et~t~em and revenue
re~r~enta were ~e by the "c~h basis" applicmtion, ~ich
i~ rates ~ile ~aki~ m~e that revenues ~e
requirements as datelined by the aymt~a' c~h outflows ~aed on op~ation
~naes ~d furze
~tion was ~e by T~iaferro, seconded by Vela to refer the
re~ to the ~ilities ~ard for its r~o~endmtiona. ~tion c~ri~
~e Join~ meeti~ ad~ourned a~ 7:~ p.m. ~d the Utilities ~ard
~Jo~ed ~o the Civil Defenme Ro~.
MEETZNG OF THE CITY COUNCTL:
1. The Council considered an appearance by Robert L. Pearce relative
to the Historic Landms~rk Ordinance.
Mr. Pearce advised that the Ordinance w~s unconstitutional, that
it does not state that action of homeowners is voluntary. He asked that
the Council repeal the Ordinance in favor of a less restrictive one.
Mayor Stewart suggested that the matter be referred to the Legal
Depe-,'tment and that the Council consider the matter at the next Council
mee~cin~.
Motion was made by Vela, seconded by Stephens to check the
constitutio-a!ity of the Historic Landmark Ordinance and When the study is
complete to discuss the matter with the Historic Landmark Committee.
Motion carried unanimously.
2. The Council considered approval of a proposed Street Bond Program
and preliminary election date.
Rick Svehla advised that at the December 2, 1980 meeting, the
Council asked for information on the Bond Issue, and information on what
inflation would do to current figures, what the ~ost of a three year
program would be and the total of a~y of the packages, including engineering.
Svehla a~bi~ that e~i~i~ ~ats a~ est~ted to be a~rox~e~ 10~
of the t~ cost of ~he ~ p~. We ~so est~ate inVaSion it 10%
f~r the fi~t M~ ~ 17% ~r e~ succee~ ye&r, ~e ~oat of the
~t Cost ~ine~ri~ ~ot~
2 Y~r ~ $ ~,27~,000 $ ~27,000 $ ~,T03,000
3 Y~r P~ $ ~,~87,0OO $ 6~9,000 $ 7,t36,000
~ Y~r ~r~ ~12,0~9,000 ~1,210,000 ~13,~09,000
--~ ~ai~ ~ TO0, O~ $ 70,000 $ 770,000
--~e~ion
to ~e~ $ ~,000 $ 25,000 $ 685,000
~ Street
Za~eraectio~ ~ 1,~0,000 $ 100,000 $ 1,300,0o0
~e Ci~ ~er ~riefe~ the Co.oil, =t~ti~ ~t there is
~ee~ai~7 in the eeoc, ~t the ~n~ ~E~ is ~pre~ct~le,
~h~t he re~iz~ that ~ ne~e~ the cenzidered capit~ im~o~ents,
~i~er~--We ~ ~3~i~ oa ice in o~ eeoa~. I ~d
~ti~ ~ ~e by ~1~ ~o aery the p~gr~ ~r ~her
conai~e~ioa. ~tion ~ea ~r l~k of a
Diac~ion:
V~I ha~ some c~ee~ but w~t will the cost be in the
T~i~er~--i wi~ ~ with it if the Co.oil w~a
Ste~--We abo~ ~eep in ~nd prel~n~y steps to ~e
before ~ o~ ~ci~ wh~her to t~e i~ to ~he ~blic,
~er ~ 10 minute bre~ the Co~cil reconvened.
~tiom ~ ~e ~ ~i&fer~, s~on~e~ by Vela t~t the
su~ to ~be ~%era & ~na ~a&l, with the electiom to be hel~ on
Febr~ R1, 1981 in ~he O~it~ B~lai~ for oonsider~tion of the foll~-
i~ p~ec~a:
--~ Y~r Street ~g~--~,703,000
--~ Aveu~-~ ~i~, which ~es a c~e ~ing into
t~ e~ati~ co~r of ~11 A~n~ ~ ~st University-
$~0 ~ ~0
--~ o~sa over ~he r~l~&~ orossi~ on E~ MoKinney-
--~e~tion ~p~v~ents o~r the City in gener~-~l,300,O00
3. Receivi~ of a re~ on the ~ility ~a~ent Policy in relation
to C&ble ~ i~l&tio~ in ~utbri~e ~ ~th~a~ ou the request of
Co~eil ~r V~a.
Oo~il ~ber B~ ~e~le~ resigned bis seat on %he
be ~z~ ~u bis b~%h. "It ~ the h~eat ~ecialon I ever h~ to
m~e", be aaiS. He t~e~ ~1 m~bera of the Co.oil for thsir
~a ~he ~e of ~ for t~ir Ei~esa ~d t~ in electl~ him to the
Decmmbe~ 9, 1980 Oon~nue4
The Council recessed into Exes~tive Session &t 9:25 p.m. to disouss
legal matters, real estate, personnel a~4boar~ appointments.
6. T~e Council reeonveme~ in~o Public Session at 9:28 p.m. ~o ammounse
%h~t no official a~tion was to be t~ken.
Meeting adjourned at 10:00 p.m.
December 16, 1980
Be~tlar Meeting of the Oi~F
~r 1~, 1980, ia t~e Oo~il ~ers
~: ~.~1: ~r St~, M~or ~o T~ T~l~fer~, M~ers Vela,
~--, ~e~, G~i~; City ~er Chria E~, City
A~to~ C. J. ~lor ~ City 5e~ Br~ ~olt.
Pi~ ~ ~a~ C~asion: C~i~ ~ Si~r. M~berm
~ie ~, ~b ~$~e, ~il~ Gilchrist, ~d ~b ~din.
~: P ~: ~1 ~ ~d J~k Miller.
M~T~O OF T~ Cl~ff~ COUNCIL A~D ~ ~ ~ ZOW~ C~SSION:
~ee~a~ion ~ t~e ~d Use Plying C~ttee relative to
Cit~ of ~n~on ~ Use Pi~.
~i~e ~A~, ~lnter for the ~ Use Pl~i~ 0o~ttee,
~lated the ete~ im d~lopi~ the. f~.~l concens~ ~at ~d that ~1
~ ~th the fim~ pl~, She added that the ~6 m~bers of t~
~t~ ~re in ~e~nt on ooo~l~tion ~d cozsia~e~ in c~ity
~e V~ce m~e r~i~ ~o ~usi~ ~licies. ~e advie~
~o~ ~aity sh~d ~e · ~ ~th diffferent t~m of ~i~.
~ ~t &~t8 a~d Be ~ilt ~o~bout t~e City
~e ~ac ,~e ~ t~a~ation, a~i~ t~t there ia ~
~t n~ ~r ~a t~it. "Pl~i~ aho~d begin on thin
enid.
~ ~ s~e in ~he a~ of Parks ~d Recreation, ~e
~d Uae C~2tee ~s ~i~ ~e of the ~ic~ Creek
for ~blic ~olf co~mea ~d ~1 neighborhood ~km. T~ Fours
~esented a s~ of the ~rk of the ~ Uae Co,tree which i~ludea:
1. ~c~ a self a~t~ city with ~riety
2. ~t~tion of ~iati~ develo~en~
3. ~ ~ over~l cit~ b~ce
~cil m~bera recei~d a cc~ of · ~o~ e~itled, ~nton
Develo~nt O~de, A ~li~ ~rk For G~h 1980.
~r St~ t~ed the citizens in beh~f of the Co.oil
ae~ed on the c~t~,
~tion ~a ~ ~ Hop~!~, aecc~ed ~ ~e~ens to ~pp~ve the
~ to refer s~ to the Pl~ni~ ~d ~ni~ Co~ssion, Motion
M~T~G OF Tme, CITY OOT~CIL:
1. Approval of the Minu~cee of the 5peoiml C~led Joint ~eti~ of
No~r ~$, 19~; t~ S~i~ C~ed Meeti~ of Nov~ber 2~, 1980~ the
R~ Me~i~ of D~r 2, 19~.
~tion ~ ~ ~ T~l~erro, Vela seconded that the minutes ~e
· p~o~d ~t~ ~m. ~tiom c~ried
2. C~ ~e~: ~ins ~de the motion ~d Gail~ seconded
that the O~cil ~ the foll~ Connect ~end~:
i2~ ~ to We~co st $~,~10.00 each it~, it~ ~4 to
Weaeo ~ ~0~.~ e~ch for a tot~ of $~,520.00 ~a the
1~ ~te~ 1~ ~id.
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national ~az-,ester in the -~unt of ~2~.83~.38. Item
&war,ed to lov bi~der of ~t ~lcs in the ~t
of ~,995.00, ~th a ~ot~ bi~ price of $80,830.38.
3. ~c~e o~er ~b61~ ~a ev~r~e~ to ~r~,~-- v~rie
for fo~ (~) 2,500 f~ reels
~. Plat~
1.~e fim~ r~a~ ~f the Bloat Ad,rich
rec~ende~ ~ the Pl~i~
2. ~e final pl~ of W~bleton Vill~e ~e IV w~ ~pp~ved
as reco~en~d by t~ Pl~i~ ~d Zoal~ O~ie~lon.
3. ~e followi~ Resol~lon i~ appreciation of Bud Ee~l~ ~ presented:
~, ~ Memeley h~ ~ae!~a~y ~cntributed hie t~e
~at~ ~d ex~pl~ ~er ~ his tense of office, ~d
p~ted ~he welf~e ~d p~e~rity of the City; ~d
W~, the ~or ~d City Co,oil ~c~l~e their ~te~ e~reciation
for the tirelela ~d ~tst~ ~er in ~ich ~d Me~l~ h~ perfo~
these, ~d ~ other, ~blio ae~ces. ~d e~end their best ~ahee for
~a confined a~cess ~ ~ c~i~y
the si~ere ~d ~ appreciation of Bud
officers of the City of ~mton, be focally con,ed t~ h~ in · pe~ent
~er ~ a~e~ this Resolution u~m the offici~ ~mutes of t2e City
of Denton, Texas, ~d fo~din~ to h~ a co~ her~f; ~d
ME ~ ~A~ ~OL~, that the Cit~ of ~nton
sincerely e~end its ~st ~s~s to the Honorable ~ ~emzl~, for m 1~
~d succees~ c~eer ~a a m~ber of c~ co~ity, ~ ~ a ci~c le~r.
P~8~ ~ A~PRO~ this the 16th ~ of ~c~ber. A. D. 1~.
/,/
CI~ ~ D~ON,
A~EST:
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om ....
C. ~. ~OR. ~., C~Y A~O~
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Motion was made by 8tel~hens a~d seconded by T~li&ferro th&~ ~,he Resolution
~pkins "~e", Vela "~e" and ~t~ "~e". ~tion ca~ied.
A. ~e ~or opted ~ ~lic he~ri~ co~e~ p~itio~s for
~atoric l~rk (H) zomi~ desl~tion ~r the fo~:
1. H-~: ~e ~tition of ~s E~ee ~d C. Willi~ Bi~a for
historl~ l~k ~eaignation at ~7 Pe~l.
2. ~-5: ~e petition of Linda ~der ~d ~ke Cochr~ for
historic l~k desi~ion at 6~ West O~ ~reet.
3. H-6: ~e p~itioa of ~arlotte Fairs Mon~e~ for
historic l~k desi~ion ~t 7~ West ~ Steer.
H-7: The petition of Mark ~mith for historic landmark
~esl~n&tion at 70~ West Oak Street.
E-8: The petition of Dr. and Mrs. J. ~n V~ for
~atori, 1~ aesi~a~iou at 811 West O~ ~treet.
H-9: ~e ~tition of Elizabeth ~
C~er for ~iatoric l~k ~ai~ation at 723 West
O~ ~t.
7. H-lO: ~e ~ition of ~. ~a ~. W. A. ~ker ~r historic
~ 1~ ~si~ion at 812 W~ O~ Street.
historic l~k ~eai~tion ~t 100~ West O~ Street.
9. H-12: ~ ~i~ion of ~sa Ne~tie Jo ~s for
hilto~o 1~ designation &t 1023 West O~ St~t.
10. H-i~: ~e ~ition of Rich~d B.
C~ilde ~e ~r historic l~rk
101~ Wea~ 0~ ~reet.
(~e ~storic ~k C~sion ~ ~ ~d Zoni~
~litt ~, ~ of the ~istoric C~asiom e~ke in
fair of hietoric
~e ~r oloae~ the ~eari~ ~ PI---er ~lea W~tkins
~e~ the ~.
~tion ~ ~e ~ Ste~ene, seconded by
the ~io~ ~l~t~ ~itio~. ~tion c~ried
a~i~ic ~e pe~it to C~te a ~ c~e cemter a~ 22~0 West O~ Street.
~e ~y ia ~ ~lc~ly ~scri~ed ~ the east 6~ feet of lot 22
~d -~ of lot 23 of the F~ta A~tion. (~e Plying ~d Zoni~
~e ~or ope~d the h~i~.
F~ a~ke tn fair of the ~ition ~d thee in o~ition. A
~ition ~ ~es~ted ~h ~ ~e~ o~ai~ the c~e,
br~ ~ ~he zo~ aridity of the ~ai~ti~
~e he~i~ ~
Plier Wa~ ~e~ it wo~d t~ ~ 2/~ ~te to appro~
~he ~tition.
~tion w~ ~ ~ Vel~, seconded ~ T~iafer~ to de~ the
~tition es r~en~d ~ the Pl~l~ ~d Zoning O~ssiom. ~tion
C. ~e C~eil ~d a p~lic h~ri~ on the ~ne 5t~ ~aa rate
inc~e r~ueat.
~e ~r o~ the Bering.
~ was ~ for a ~te incre~e ~ that the l~t ~ise was in 197~.
Fi~ce ~c~or Bill ~N~ gave & s~ of his rec~endations
rel~i~ to ~ne ~'s re,at ~r a r~te incre~e ~s foll~s:
1. ~t~Xie~nt of & s~er/~nter rate ~ifferenti~
p~e~ ~ ~ne St~ la reaeon~ble.
2. ~ne ~ ~ ~sed a oae-st~ c~erci~ ~ residential
rate s~e ~th a c~t~er ch~ge. ~is &p~o~h to
~abtia~ ra~ea is re~le. Rec~uded.
3. A ~t~ to c~n eq~ty of 12.~% is rec~nded.
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4. Lc, me Sta~ Gas has proposed increasing industrial rates
~hich will generate $$3,~32. ~ndustrial ratem have not
been adjusted since 1975. Recom~emded.
5. Lone Star Ga~ proposed a~ adjustment of service char~es
to provide additional revenue of $1,7~8. ~ecommended.
6. Lone Sta~ ~as he~ proposed establishin~ the City's ba~e
gate rate for calculation of the gas cost adjustment at
2.0279~ per Mcr. Recommended.
The hearing Ns closed.
~otion w~s m~de by Taliaferro. Vela seconded to accept the
recommend~tion a~d to direct the City Attor~e~ to prepare ~n appropriate
ordinance. Motion carried una~imously.
~. Deborah Shelton reported relative to the animal adoption provisions of
the proposed Animal Control Ordinance.
Mrs. Shelton, president of the Denton Humane Society, requested
that ~n~al a~option be alloyed from the new City A~im~l Control Center
part of a~ Animal Control ordinance being considered. She advise~ that
4,000 animals per year are being destroyed by the City A~imal Shelter.
She a~ded that the Humane ~ociety fevers controlled e~loptione.
No official ~ction was taken.
The Council considered approval cf extending the Airport
Contract with Aviation a~d Transportation Consultants for a~ add~Itional
two year period.
Bill Angelo presented a perfor~-~ee evaluation of the Airport
Management Comtract, He presented six key effectiveness araa~, advising
that in the vast ~ority of these ~reas AT~ h~e performed ver~ well.
He ad~ed that he had met with representatives of ATC ~o discuss strengths
and weaknesses of their performance. He recommemded that ATC'a contra~t
be extended for a~ additional t~o years.
Motion Ns m~de ~y Stephens, Hopkins seconded to extend the
airport contra~t with ATC for two years. Motion carried tmani~ously.
7. ORDZNA~OES:
A. Cottncil considered adopting a~ ordinance re~oving parking
on both sides of Linden Street fr~m Ponder to Br~a~ from 8:00 a.m. to
4:00 p.m. on school da~vs. (~itizens Traffic Safety Support Committee
recommends approval. )
0HDI~A~CE ~0. $0-84
A~ OEDINA~CE OF '~'~ Ci~Y OF D~i'OH, T~, REMOVZNG PAliNG 0N BOTH SI~F
OF L~NDE~ ~TR~' FROM PO~DER TO BRYAN STREET~ BET~ T~ SOURS OF 8:00
A.M. A~D 4:00 P.M., ~O~DAY T~O~GH ~RIDAY~ PROViDe6 ~0~ At~i~O~TY TO TOW
AWAY A~D IMPOUI~D VE~ICLES PARKING O~ SAID ~m~2AIN PORTIO~ OF LINDEN
P~0VIDI~G A SEVERA~Li"TY CLAU~E; PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OF
ORDYNA~CES R0 PA~ 'A'~OF; PRO¥~ol~G PENALT[E~ PROViDiNG FOI~
Motion was made by Taliaferro. seconded b~ ~iley that the
ordim~ee by passed. On roll call vote Galley "a~ve", Stephens "aye",
Tali&ferro "a~e", Hopkins "aye", Vela "aye" a~d Stewart "aye". Motion
c~rried.
B. Adoption of an ordinance re~oving p~rki~ on the south side
of Alamo ~treet from Thomas Street to the end of the street. (The Citizens
Traffic Safety Support Cc,,~ttee reco~mend~ approval. )
ORDI~A~E NO. 80-8~
AN ORDINANCE PRO~ZBI~NG ~'~1~ PAREING OF V~YCLES ON ~ SOU~I~ SIDE OF ALAMO
P~.ACE FRO~ Tw~. ~NUE~SE~T~O~ OF TBOMAN STREET EAST TWO EU~DEED FO~ (220')
FE~T TO THE E17D 0F ALAMO PLACE; PROV~N6 A SNVERABIr. ITY Cr,AUSE; PROVI~D~
A I~ALTY NOT TO E~C~.~,~ TWO R-t~DRED DO~AI~; A~D DEOLA~I~ AN EFFECTI-~E DATE.
Motion was made By Hopkins, Vela seconded that the ordinance be
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p~sled. On roll c~ll vo~e ~tley "~ye", ~ens "~e", T~t~fer~ "~e",
~i~ "~e", Vel~ "~e" ~ ~t~a~ "~e", ~tion c~rie~.
Co~cil consisted ~ of a contract ~ith the De.on Pee Wee
~l~b~ ~s~iation ~r ~ent off officios for Pee Wee Le~e O~es.
~i~ ~ ~ ~t~e, seceded By ~pkins to appro~ · contract
~ t~e D~tom P~ Wee ~ketb~l ~soci~tion for ~ent of of~ci~s,
~ticn o~i~.
~ ~cil co~i~ered &~ion of ~ ore--ce a~ the
19~ ~ assessor ~lls. ~e ~11o~ or~n~ce w~s ~esented:
O~CE MO.
~ OF ~~ OF ~ C~Y OF ~.
~i~ ~de ~ ~ephe~, Galley seconded ~hat the
be ~aed. ~ ~ c~l ~e ~1~ "~e", ~e~ens "~e", T~i~er~
"~e", ~i~ "~e", Vel~ "~e" ~d Stew~ "~e", ~tion c~ried,
10. ~e ~cil recessed in~o executl~ session et 10: 3~ p.m.
~eC~S 1~ ~ttere, re~ estate, Perso~el ~d ~ard ap~intments.
~e Co--il reconven~ into ~blic session ~t 11:10 p.~.
~e fo~ ~aolutio~ ~s
~, t2e City of ~n~on finds it n~eaaa~ to p~ae ~ ce~aim trot
of l~ l~ed in the Cit~ of Denton, Te~e, ~d ~re ~ly described
~, the City Co~ of the City of Denton is of the opinion that the
Beet i~eat ~d ~f~re off the ~blic will Be se~ed by the p~chaae
t~e ~rcel of re~ estate described belo~; ~d
~, the City of ~ntom ~d ~er of s~d parcel, He~ P. ~, ~ree
~t a consideration of $1,8~,00, is a f~r ~d ~eed v~ue of
described p~pe~;
'~, ~T:
1. ~e City Atto~ ia hereby aut~rized to prep~e whatever
le~ ~c~a ~e n~esa~ to ~ete ~he t~afer of p~y
dens.bed b~ ~ the ~er ~her~f to the State of Texas:
~ 0.~73 of o~e ~re of 1~, ~re or less, out of a p~ off ~
~re trot air.ted In the Ca~ell ~er S~, A~str~t No. 27~ ~d the
R. B. ~t~ S~y, A~etr~t ~o, 77~, Denton Cowry, Tex~ that was
con~ to ~e~ P, ~ ~ ~ee~ d~ted ~tober 18, 1~78, recorded in
~lP, ~e 3~, D~d R~or~ of D~ton Cowry, Te~a; said 0.~7~ of one
acre of l~d, bei~ ~re p~ic~arly ~escribed by metes ~d ~ds
~NG ~t ~he ~int cf interaec~io~ of the no~h bo~a~ line of the
~ ~,~7 ~re t~t ~d t~e ~aed ~est ri~t of ~ line of ~op 288,
a~d ~int bei~ ~h ~ lg' ~6" east a dist~ce of 6~1.85 feet f~m the
~at a~t~erl2 south~at co~er of ~ 272. 22 ~re t~ct ~ecribed in deed
to ~ L. Ma~, ~tee, r~or~ed in Vol~e 7~1, P~e 27~, Deed ~ecor~
of ~on Co~t2,
~C~ ~h 8~O 1~' ~6" e~t ~ng the a~ ~ north bo~ line a
~ ao~h 07° 27' ~0" e~t for a dist~ce of 7~.00 feet to ~ ~int in
~ aout~ bo~d~ line of a~id ~ tract, s~d ~i~t ~o bei~ om the
no~h line of ~ ~;
~ aou~h ~o 2~' ~8" west ~1o~ the said south bo~ lane of the
t~ ~ ~ line of ~o Road for a diet.ce of 167.02 feet to · ~int
in the aforea~d ~t right of ~ line off ~p 288;
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T~ENCE north O0° ~6' $8" e~st aloe6 the proposed ~t right of w~ line
for a dist~e of 13].~9 fee~ to the ~e of
2. ~e C~ty off ~nton Is hereb~ ~her ~hori~ed to
~t of $1,86h.00, ~uh~e price, pl~ n~ess~ ~d reaso~ble
recor~ng fees.
3. ~ia Reaol~iom s~l t~e effect ~e~e~ ~m ~d
a~er its ~se~e ~d a~v~ in ~ccr~ce ~th the p~sions of the
~ton City ~er.
P~ ~ ~ this the 16th ~ of Dec.her, A. D. 1~.
B~OO~ HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEF~A~
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, DR., CITY ATTORNEY
Ci~Y OF DENTON,
Motion vms m~de by Btephens ~nd seconded by Eopk!u~ that the
ResolUtion be pe~sed. In roll call vote Galley "aye", Stephens "aye",
Taliaferro "aye", Nopkins "aye", Vela "aye" and Stewart "aye". ~otion
c~rried.
Meeting adjourned at 11:15 p.m,
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City Council
Regular meetimg of the City of Denton City Council at To00 p.m., Tuesday,
January 6, 1981, in the Council Chambers of the Mumieipal Building.
PRE~: Council: Ma~or S~m~r~, ~yor Pro T~m Taliaferro, M~bers Vela,
~kin~, ~tephene, Galley; City ~ag~r C~is Ha~, City
Attorney C. J. T~lo~ a~d City S~re~a~y Brooks Holt.
1. Ap~ov~ of the ~inu~es of the Speci~ Called Meeting of December
2. Consent ~em~: Stephems made ~he motion a~ Talia~e~o
A. Bi~/~chame
I. Bid ~8~0, $~reet 8weeDer, auarded to the low bidder,
Davis T~k & Eq~eut for a Mobil SweeDer ~odel TE3
~. Bid ~88~3, Tree Tr~in$ be awarded ~o Cobb Tree Service,
~t to .~e~ $~0,000.00.
3. Bi~ ~88~6, Wire ~d Cable be award~ ~o tho lo~ bid
~l~ster Supply for i~ ~1 at ~93.h0 per h~dred
~o~ price $70,98~.00. Item ~2 ~o Pries~mr Su~ly
$~.00 per h~ed weight; total price $2,079.00.
~3 to ~O in ~he amo~t of $50~.00 per thousand fee~,
~otal price $15,090.00. The ~otal bid award price
Bid ~88k7, Streetlights be awarSed to C~:m~ins Supply.
~e ~ot~ price is $15,576.90.
5. P~c~ae Or,er ~391~8 was approved for ~eZin~ Mfg. Co.
(~O) im the ~o~ o~ $a,087.O1 for repairs t& a side
lo~ng refuse
~. ~chase Order ~6~88 was approved for Eons Engineers
in ~he satiated amo~t of $10,000.00 for concrete
testing at the mew metrics center,
3. Public Hearings:
A. Z-1~77: ~e petition of Morelle Miller requestin~ a chanEe of
zoning from single f~lly (SF-7) to light industrial (LI) classification on
parcel appro~ataiy 2 acres In size Located elon~ ~he ~est side of ~oadrow
~e beg!~l~ approx~ely 673 fee~ south of the ~ntersection of Morse
Street and WOO~O~ ~e. (~e Pl~r~in~ and Zonin~ Commission rocor.mends
approval.)
~e ~or open~ the hearing.
One spoke in ~a~r but ~oae in
~e he~in~ ~s closed.
Je~ Meyer a~vised that ~5 le~tera w~r~ sen~ ~i~h ~o in f~vor
S~ephe~a ~e ~he mo~ion, Hopkins second that ~he pe~ition be
approve~. Mo~ion carried ~n~ously.
l. ~-~ 607 Pearl
2. E-~ 609 Wes~ Oak
3. E-6 722 Wes~ Oak
h. H-7 705 Wes~ oak
9. ~-12 10~3 West Oak
~e follo~ orinoco ~a
~ ~ O~IN~CE ~O. 80-30 (~TIC~ ~ OF ~ CO~S~ ZON~
Motion was ~e by T~iafe~ro, second~ b~ ~tep~ens t~t the
ordi~ace ~e ~sse~. ~ rol~ c~l ~te Gail~ "aye", Stephens "~e",
~iaferro "aye", Ropkias "aye", Vela "~e" ~ St~
c~rie~, , ~tion
B. Ado~io~ ~f an ordi~e establtshi~ set.ce rates for
~ne Star Gas, Inc.
~e followi~ ordinance ~as presented:
~D~CE NO.
~ O~D~CE FIXING ~ D~INING TNE G~ ~RVICE ~TE ~ BE
~R $~ OF ~A~L GAS TO ~IDE~, C~RC~L .~ ~~ CO~8~
~ OF S~VI~ C~GES.
~tio~ warn m~e by Hopkins, s~c~ded b~ T~lafer~ that the
o~nance be pass~. On roll call ~te Gailey "a~e", SteVens "aye",
T~iafe~c "aye", Eop~ "aye", Vela "aye",Ste~ "aye". ~tiea carr~.
A. Adoption of a ~esolu~ioa casting the ~tea of the City
Denton for c~dl~tes for the ~a~d of Tr~tee~ of the Tex~
~e Worker's Compensation Join~ !ns~eace F~ds.
~8, ~der ~ttcle 6 of the Bylaws of the Texas M~ic~al ~e~ue
Wor~ers' Compensation Joint ~ns~mnee F~d the Co.oil is required ~t
t~e to '~te for three m~bers of the ~o~rd of T~tees;
SECTIO~ E.
~e City Council hereby ~asts the votes of the City of Denton, Texas for
candidates for the Board of Trustees of the Texas Municl~l Leasue
C~pensation Join~ Instance F~ud as follows:
GEORGE L. ~IC~OLS
~ls resolution sh~l become eff~tive ~m~diately. ..
P.~D ~ APPRO~ this the /
~- day of J~uary, A. D., 1981.
CITY OF DINTON,
/s/
~aO0~ HO~.T, CITY SZC~'TAR.~
A~?ROV~D AS TO ~.~.OA&
C. J. TArLOR, JR., CZTT A~O~Y
~p~n~ "~", Vela "~e"
A. S~a~us Re~ ~n T~A.
e~imeerimg c~mp~e~loa. Coflstruc~ion is s~i!l ~n Ve~ also
p~o~ress.
ra~r~ ~ mine %ei~ ~eveZape~ ~y ~,~rriss ~ ~au~aon is la Dro~ress.
OtbbQns Creek Unit ~2 i~ ~he !~t major proJect.
o~y,
- -. :oar,~ appo£a:~enz~.
,.opk_nS ~o !ns~ruc:
~ard m~er. M,~io~ carried h ~o 2.
~ee~i~ a~ned a: 10:00 p.m.
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JOI~T NUTTING OF TR'E CItY COUNCIL
AND TH~ AIRPORT ADVISORY BOARD
Januarv 13, 1981
Specie& C&lled Joint Meeting of the City Council a~ the Airpor~
Advisory Board at 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, Jamuary 13, 1981 in ~he Civil Defense
Ro~m of the Municipal Building.
PREBENT: Council: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tern Tall&ferro, Members
Galley, Stephens, Hopkins, and Vela.
Airport Bo&rd: Dr. ~ene Wright, Ed Moorehea~, Lee Keith,
Julie Marshall, John Carroll, Dr. Don Smith and Richard Barret.
1. An executive session was held to discuss items am follows:
A. Legal Matters - Under Sec. 2(e), Art. 6252-17 V.A,T.S.
B. Real Estate - Under Sec. 2(f), Art. 6252-17 V.A.T.$.
Personnel - Under Sec. 2(g), Art. 6252-17
D. Board Appointments - Under Sec. 2(g), Art. 6252-17 V.A.T.S.
No official action was taken after going into public seesion.
Meeting adjourned at 6:~8 p.m.
CITY SECRETARY
13, 1981
Spool&! Ce.lied meetin~ of the Denton City Council at 7:00 p.m., TuesdAy,
Jaau&r~ 1~, 1981 in the Conrail Chambers of the ~i~l~ ~uildi~.
~S~: G$~u!l: ~or St~, ~or Pro T~ Taliaferro, M~bers Vela,
~op~, SteVens, ~ll~, City Maker ~is ~g, City Attorney
C. J. T~lor ~d O~ty Secretly Brooks
1. Co~cil considered r~e~ation from the Stu~ Cool,tee on Control
of N~leer ~teri~s rel&~i~ to the ~e, s~orage, dis~sat ~d ~a~ation
of n~le~ ~eri~s ~thin the City of
Bill ~elo int~d~ed Dr. ~e~der Flnl&y, chai~
~!ttee. ~. ~i~ay ~sc~ae~ aa follows:
t~o~h ~he City of Denton.
3. Dis~a~ of high level ra~oac=ive ~ate.
~. ~=~ ~e ~ r~o~c~ive materi~s.
~. ~i~y gtite~ t~t =he ~ority of ~he Co~ttee rec~en~
the zo~ ora~ce be ~n~ to req~re regist~=ion ~a o~her controls of
n~le~ ~eri~ ~ to prohibit ~ping within the City. Dr.
~ o=her~ of the C~ were s~pris~ it the ~o~ of nuclear materi~
s~or~ in Den~on.
Co~il ~ce~ a reQ~ends~ion tha~ the Co~!~tee r~in intact,
~=ho~ i~ctive, In c~e of ~her needs. ~e Co~il th~ed ~he Conferee.
~it~ ~a~r ~ a~se~ ~ha~ a Regional Co~ttee is stu~in~ the
issue on · Regio~ ~is, ~d he ~dded t~t since he is on ~he ~omm~tee he
~11 re~ on ~u~ &c~lon.~o the Co~cil. The ~er ~d~ed that dis~sal
of h~z~dous ~e generated ~ ind~t~ vas ~ffic~ since &p~en~ly there
· re n~ pe~it~ed ais~s~l sites.
~e ~uority c~ee repo~ was presented ~y Joseph Gentile
said the ainority &sreed with the fir~ ~d fourth sections of the re~r=
~he ~ori~y, but ~s~eed with the s~ond end ~hird sections.
Fo~o~ng ~ensive ques%ioni~ by the Cocci!, notion was
Vela ~d seceded b~ T~iafe~o to accep~ ~he ~ority re~, ~r~t~te the
C~ittee ~d to p~e ~ a~ropriate ordin~ce or ordi~nces relative
the ~e ~d sterne of r~oac~ive and other hez~dous materi~ls. ~tion
carried
2. Co,oil coaaider~ r~ea~ion ~om ~he Airart Advisor~ ~ard relative
to the &~rd of %1~ for ~he ~ ~ric~
~ill ~elo re~ ~ fo~s:
~h ~he te~ of his lease expired as of December
E~es= Trietsch, the c~ren% le~e~laer, plated winter wheat during the ~nth
of Norther. ~is crop ~11 not be rei~ for h~es% ~til J~e 1981.
~. ~ie~sch bid the lease it $7,000 for a t~ year period but
q~ified his bid by aski~ for compensation flor the work done on the property
sho~d the bin be aw~ded to a~ne else.
~. ~o~ Br~ford, the second bidder, bid the lease ~t $9,400 for a
two ye~ period but T~!ified his bid by sta~ing ~hat $2,500
~onsider~tion for ~ork ~lre~ completed toward the 1981 =rop.
~e City Atto~'s opinion is that %he City is le~ with but two
~te~a~l~s. First, ~ce~ the ~id of Ernest ~ietsch of $7,000 as the
~hes~ bi~ ind t~r~ ~he lease to h~. Second, reJec= both bids ~d readverzise
for bids on the ~o~y eff~tive J~y 1, 1981 ~d e~end the o~rent lease
~e~t for ~other 6 ~a~h ~riod.
9tepheas ~de the ~tiou, seconded by T~iaferro to reject both bids
~d re~ve~iae for bids ca the prope~y. Motion carried
Jamuary 13, 1981
3. Or~ina~ es:
A. Council considered adoption of aa ordinance providing that Lone
S~ar Gas Oompany shall be authorized ko co--truut amd ~lnt~in ~t i~a ~ e~ense
~ ~s pipi~ containi~ ,,~eas~e~ ~,
~e fello~ ordinate ~s presen~:
~ O~I~CE ~O~G T~ ~ $T~ G~ C~ S~ ~E A~Z~ ~ ITS
O~ION TO A C~'S
C~ZON ~ A ~'S PIP~G
~ ~ DA~.
Vela ~e ~he ~ion,
~ae~. ~ roll c~l vote ~lley "~e", Vela "~e", Ste~eam "~e", T~iaferro
"~e", ~opki~ "~e" ~d Stewa~
B. Co~cil co~idered a~p~ion of ~ ore--ce v~ati:g ~ility
~a~en~ on p~pe~y m~ed by
co~ of A~m ~ne ~d ~op 2~ inters~i~. (~e ~blic ~llity ~d
~e followi~ ~rdin~ce was presented:
~ O~IN~ ~~ ~ VACAT~G ~ ~ 71.07 ~ OF ~O ~IL~Y
~ ~ ~O~D~G FOR ~
G~leF m~ the motion, seconded BF Tali~fe~o ~t the or,in.ce
~ ~eed, On ~11 c~ vote Hopkins "~e", Vela "&Fe~, T~iafe~o "aye",
~ , ~il~
~eaolutions:
A. Co.oil considered adoption of
~re~en~ ~th ~aso~i P=ifi~
~er line c~asi~ on Sc~tz ~treet. (~e ~blic Utility ~d reco~en~
appro~l, )
~e ~or is hereby e~rized ~d ~rected to ex.ute on beh~f of the City of
~nton, Texas, a Ui~ ~ne Lice~e ~re~ent ~ted Dec~ber 18, 1980, between
the City of Denton ~ the Misso~i P~ific ~i~ ~.
P~S~ ~ ~O~ =his the ~%~h ~y of ~, 1981,
177
M~ion w~a ma~e By ~&/ley, seco~e~ ~ Vel~ ~ha~ ~he Re.oluBlon
~e ~81~. ~ ~11 call ~l Vel& "~e", SteVens "~ye", T~f&fe~ "~ye",
~il co~d~e~ e~cv~ of & ch~-~e order ~el~tive to Pec~ Creek
intercede= -~ A~a ~e s~er l~ne pro~ect. (~e ~blic Utility
r~e~ e~p~. )
A c~e order ~o~a~ h~ ~een r~eived on the ~ec~ Creek ~d Aura
~e e~r l~ne ~ect in ~efe~e~e to fresh Backfill requirements fo~ lines
crosai~ ~der ~ roa~. ~e o~! plus c~!ed for ~00~ roc~ %eckfill
~n order to t~n t~e t~ffic ~aa the stree~ w~thout ~ &pp~ci&ble settl~eu~.
In r~ thee re%~r~n~ wi~h the Con~r~tor, the City Staff ~d
m~eer ~re rec~ t~t ~he b~fill req~rement~ be ch~ to ~low
a~d to be us~ in 1~ cf the ~ck backfill, p~vidin~ the materl~ is properly
letted ~ t~ to · 9]~ c~t~on ~d st&bilfzed ~terial is used for the
top 18" of the tr~ch. No &~r~&ble ~ettl~ent is ~t~cl~ted ~der ~his
method ~d ~he ch~e ~11 res~t in a cre~t of $1~,900.
Ste~ena made the ~%iou, 7elm seconded that the ch~e orde~
a~ro~ in ~* aec~e~ ~t of $13,90~. Mo~ion carried.
6. ~e Co~c~l co~i~red app~ of ch~e orders relative to
~e~t~n~ Pl~t e~aion prelect. (~e ~bl~c ~[lit~ ~d rec~en~
~li~e~ D~r~tor ~elaon ~vised as follow:
E~h~ c~e orders ~e ~n~lved ~nd t~t these ch~e orders have
Been c~e~ r~ed ~ the Cit~ Staff ~ Cons~ln~ E~neera
ins~cea, n~tta~o~ h&~ reacted in ch~e order~ yieldin~ min~
on ~ot~ p~Ject costa.
~ ~dition8 t~ ~ontr~ct $3~,000
~ct~ Del~ioas f~m Contract
~ ~ditions to Contract $13,719
~r~t Oonti~e~y ~* $10,~89.2~
Cit2 o~ Denton S~ ~nds $ 3,h~.7]
~e ao~ce of ~a identifie~ ~bove is contl~e~ u~n recel~ng
Tex~ De~nt ef ~ter Reeo~cee' ap~l on subject chugs orders.
Ec~ ~de the ~tio~, T~i~fe~o secouded that the chugs orders
%e ~ la the incre&ae~ ~t ~f $13,719. ~tion c~rri~.
7. ~e Co.oil co~i~ered ~pproval of su~itti~ a pro~s~ for
Fe~ ~ to the Depa~men% of Housing ~d Urban Develo~e~% to conduct
· feaai~ility stu~ of & ~strict he&ti~ ~d sir conditioning sFst~, (The
~blic ~ility ~ar~ r~ea~ approval, )
~b ~elaon re~ed thet the Feder~ De~tmen% of Housin~ &nd Urb~
Develo~nt is aolicit~ p~s~s for cooperative ~re~enta to msseea the
~e~i~ of ~atrict heati~ ayat~s in co~ities eligible for C~ity
Block ~ta. ~ ex~cts to ~t 20 to 35 a~ aver~gi~ $~0,000 to
Assess the fe~ibility of · ~strict he&ting syst~ in the
~alat the c~ity in ~eveloping a consensus of whether or not
~ ~ce~ ~th such · p~Ject~ ~d, if it is decided ~o proceed,
(c) ~d the co~t~ in ~velopi~ the
J~nuaz7 13, 1981
District ~e&ti~ systems provide ~herm~l ener~$, in ~he fo~ of ~o~
~ter or ste~ fr~ one or ~re oentr~ emer~ nonces to se~e · a~ber of
a~ con~tioning ~see. E~te~ ~o8~ for Denton of staff ~d reso~ces
is ~,000. ~ gr~t for cons~t~ se~lcea la $~0,000.
Vela m~e the motion, Hop~ns eeoon~ed to app~ve sub,ting · ~t
~a~ to coaduc~ ~ feasibility st~ of a ~strict hee~i~ ~d air condi~ioal~
a~t~. ~ion carried
8. ~e Co,oil co~i~ered eppro~ of a contract ~th ~ent
Res~ch Constants for cons~ti~ se~ces ~ssoci~ted ~th ~he i~ovati~
~e City of ~a~on h~s r~eived ~ Feder~ Orant fr~ the De--eat
of ~er~ to stay ~ovative Electric ~es. ~e ~se of thin S~u~ ~11
to investi~te the load c~acteristics of ap~ox~a~ely 150 of the City of
Denton'a electric customers 2o ~ete~ine ~he ~p~icability of T~e-of-D~
~e ~t of the Oran~ Is $71,336, ~b Nelson ad~sed.
~e City of Denton ~s aasis~ by the oons~ting fi~ of
~ Reze~ch Court,ts in the ~e~a~ion of this prc~e~. ~en~
for ~e ~Ject a~l be ~30,000.
~C for co~s~i~ semites associet~ wit~ t~e I~ova~ive ~ates ~r~:.
9. ~e Co~cil considered appro~ of ~wardi~ m eontrac~ for
of Wa~er Tremtmen~ Pl~t ch~c~ feed facilities ~prow~ents. (~e
~e Co~ ~a advised tha~ ;1~ ~ s~ifica~i~s have been
pre,red an~ ~ids were o~ne~ om Jaaua~ ~. 1981, for the li~d ~
~i~ hy~o~i~e treatment sys~ f~ili~ie~ for ~he Water ~eatmen~ Pla~t.
~eeme ~d Nichols ~gineering Fl~ a~ea~ced the ~ar~ meetl~ with ~he
~a~ations of the bi~ ~d a rec~en~iom of a contriver ~er ~he
~e water ~ h~s been revi~ing ~he ne~ for replaci~ the
feeders ~ ~ ~ fevers a~ ~he Water T~e~tmemt Pl~t ~or s~e t~e.
e~eat Is over 25 years o1~ ~ is in ~ee~ of ma~or re,ir or replac~en~.
TaZieferro m~e the m~i~a, secom~e~ b~ Vela ~o aw~ ~e co~trec~
for ooaat~tion of Weter ~e~meat Pl~t c~ic~ fee~ f~ili~iea
10. ~e Co~cil conaidere~ ~ut~rization for t~e ~or ~o ~d
~t~ Sta~ee Conference of ~ors ~ W~shl~on. D.C. oa Jam~ 17, 1981.
Stephens ma~e t~e mo:ion, s~onde~ by T~imfer~ ~o authorize
~yor to atten~ ~he Uni~e~ States Confere~e of Ma~ in Washim~on, D.C.
11. Co~i~n Vel~ presen~e~ a ~A u~e as fol!o~:
1.A s~opsis of ~he ~A mee~l~ of N~ber 11, 1~0 ~as been
sen~ ~o e~ Denton co~cl~en.
2.Ee reques~e~ ~e RC re~rter to publish t~e ~A mee~i~ re~
in ~he Reco~ 0~onicle.
3.~ber ~l~ies ~11 be ~on:~e~ relative to ~he Oibbons Cree~
Unl~ ~2 proJ~t eous~ction.
~e ~er of accep~i~ Gibbons Creek Unit ~2 ts a projec~ was
considerS. ~ere ~ere t~ ~tas in fair aa follow:
Den:on one (1) vote ~n~ ~y~ one (1) ~te. ~ voting no
5. ~ ~o Unit ~2. Bl~ck & Ve~ch edvise~ · s~on~ ~it is ~he best
6. ~e ~t~er ~11 be consi~er~ ~tln at the ne~ mee~i~ of ~A.
7. T~i~ferro asked if it ~s ~actic~ for m~ber city ba~s
bl~ on ~e~sit of f~s of ~A.
J~nuAr~ 13, 1981
8. 7ela-"Bcnae of the four member city b~-~- shou~
9. ~r-"I ~ co~e~ a~ut U~t ~2. We co~a ~e
12. ~e ~il r~a~ iato ex~utive saealom ~o ~iscuss leg~ ~ters,
ra~ es~&~e, ~rso~el ~ ~d ep~im~ents et 9:~0 p.m.
13. ~ C~il r~onv~ in~o pu~li~ sessioz a~ 10:00
~e foll~ resolution ~s precentor:
~O~ION
~, t~e t~ of office for Pl~e 3 of the City of Dentoa, Texas on the
~ of Dir~tcrs of the Te~ ~lcl~l Power ~ency te~lnat~
1~0; ~d
~S, ~ 7e~ ~e ~retof~re ap~in~ed, ~ ~he City Co~cll
Cl~y o~ D~t~ to Place 3 on ~2e ~d of Dir~tors of ~he Texas M~ici~l
Power ~encY ~ ~s be~ se~ ~s s~h Dire,tot to the present time; NOW,
~, ~ IT R~OL~ BY '~'~ C~ CO~CIL ~ ~ CITY OF
~s~t to ~he te~ ~ ~ovisiona of ~ce No. 75-22 cf the City of
Denton, Te~, ~ol~d Vela ie here%~ ap~inted ~o fill the ~lr~ ~e~ of
office of P~e 3 on ~he ~ of Dir~tor~ of the Te~s M~ici~ P~er ~ency.
~s a~ol~ion a~l beco~ effective ~ ~d a~er its ~e of
is so c~r~.
P~8~ ~ ~ t~s the ~y of , 1981.
/si
RICHARD O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
~s/ -
~OO~S EOLT, ¢ITT SECRETARY
Ol"~Y ~ DENT0~, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL
C. J. T~AX~OB, J~., CITY ATTOrnEY
CITY OF Dmm',.O~,
Stephens motioned, Taliaferro second tha~ the Resolution be p~ssed.
On roll ce~ll vote ~ile~ "ny", Talia.ferrc "ney", Stephens "aye", Eopkins
"&ye", ~el& "&ye" a,~ Stew~.-*t "&ye". Motion c~rried ~ to 2.
Moeti~ &~hJourne~ &t 10:12 p.m.
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City Council and Public Utilities Board
January 20, 1981
Special Called Joint meeting of the City Court_il and the Public Utilities
Board~ held in the Civil Defense Room of the Municipal Building et 5:00 p.m.
PRES~L~T: Council: Mayor Pro Tern Taliaferro, members Hopkins, G~iley, Vela
and Stephens.
A~: .C0~ncil: Mayor Stewart.
i~SENT: Utilities Board: Laney, Coomes, Mange, Loveless
ABSENT: Utilities Boa. r.d: Kirk
1. ~eeeive a progress report from A1 Herman of Gilbert Associates on
~he 1981 Electric Utility Power Supply Study relative to Te~ae Municipal
Power Agency's contemplated Gibbons Creek Unit #2.
Mr. A. A. Herman, Project Manager of Gilbert and Associates, Inc.
presented a preliminary discussion on Gibbons Creek Unit #2 acceleration.
His first point was the start up of Unit #2 discussing 1958 vs. 1990.
The 1988 and 1989 costs will be higher and will be about the s~me in
1990, but slightly lewer thereafter for the life of the
If there were sales from Unit #2, 1988 would be the option. Without
sales the annual load factor would be lower. This would increase the cost
per KWH.
In the review of the Black and Veatch study, the following study
concerns were mentioned:
1. Lignite fuel prices used were for a two unit operation and are
higher than were shown in the last bond issue. Gilbert believes
that a one unit fuel cost should he reviewed.
2. TMPA will meet the Texas Interconnect ~y~t~m (~8) reliabili%~
requirements without Unit #2 until 1993. Reliability requirements
use a proposed 235 reserve requirement instead of the existing 155.
3. Gilbert's study assumes repeal cf Fuel Use Act, so that adequate
supplies of gas will he available, while the Black and Veatch
study does not.
~.Early start up will require cycling of Unit #2 due to low
minimum load requirements without external sales.
5. Black and Veatch study appears to have used annual load factors,
single heat rates mhd not considered dally load fluctuation, or
economic dispatch of all units.
Mr. Hermann was directed by the Council and Utilities Board to attend
the January 22, 1981 meeting of TMPA to present his concerns. He is expected
to present a fimal report to the Council and Board in approximately 30 days.
The meeting ~dJourned at 6:55 p.m.
181
C~CrL
20, 1981
P~u/Ar l~eti~ of the C~t~, Co~cil it 7:00 p.m., Tuelda~, Ja~uaA~ ~, 1~1
~ C~$~: ~r ~, ~r ~o T~ T~iafer~, Co~i~ Ve~,
~il~, ~ ~ ~s, Cit~ M~er ~ia H~, City
1. T~ ~%i~, Ve~ e~ t~t the ~n~ea of the
~ of J~ 6, I~1 ~d the ~i~ C~le~ Meeti~ of J~ 13, 1981
2. ~ ~:
Semite ~ lt~ A-2, ~id ~, ~e/~e of ~ui~at ~ r~ ~
~he c~a~ ~. Co--il ~ ~ephena ask~ ~t it~ C-l, Bid
a~ of fi~ ~t for ~i~e ~nts in Sell-~d Section
~i~ ~ ~, s~ ~y ~e~ena ~t the Cozsent ~en~ be
~ A. ~/~e~se ~e:
~ 1. ~d ~8 - ~aee~ Water ~ S~er aupplies (~eho~e)
~ti~ A - ~ee ~ to Ford ~er ~
5~ti~e B ~ F - ~1 ~1~ ~d c~eealo~ coupll~ to
~ti~ ~, D, E, ~, ~, Z, X, L ~d M - ~1 circle
ta~ c~, r~ cl~, m~er c~i~e, fire
gate ~, tappi~ alcoa, tappi~ e~e ~ ~le
r~ ~ ~ T~ Supply.
~ti~ N ~ 0 - ~ ~xes ~d meter ~ee to Fitti~
~d ~2 - ~-- c~ts, ~ta ~ ~ta (Fire
~ ~ ~. ~. L~ki~ i~ the ~t of $3~8~.~0.
~. Bid ~$8~2 - ~l~eld ~1~ (P~ ~ Recreation) a~ to
G~o Co~i~ C~. at $~.72 ~r ~, ~t to exce~
o~ $~8~.91 fo~ =e~m of fork 1~ (~e)
$8~68,~ ~ r~r ~s for t~bine gene~tor ap~o~.
~. ~c~e ~r ~ to ~ion Carbide Co,ration in the
~ of $~.~ ~r a ~ ~1 Circuit ~r a~o~.
B. ~tm:
1. Co--il ~ the fi~ replat of the Vill~e ~me I.
2. Cc~il ~ ~he fi~ plat of Hi~ Addition.
Co--il e~ ~he ~fieati~ %o the ~ ~t of
~ ~ti~.
~lic ~r moP. Ion 8%~ ~ ~ ~ain~e in the
~ of $~,~1~.~.
January ~0, 1981 conti~ue~
Wop~ina motion, Vela mecond to approve a Janitorial contract
Ho~in, ~tio~, Ste~ secomd to a~ro~ ~2, (~i~ ~88~)
~e~e~ ~tiom, T~iafer~ s~on6 to a~ the ~ ~ent for
A~e bM ~. J~ ~ of ~er~ Tele~me O~~ relative to
With the ~e of cloa~ ci~ television, it w~ ~int~ o~ ~t
ia 1DS1 capit~ ~rov~ats in the ~t of $2,~D0,$00.00 ~e ~ ~
~e~ Tele~ne. 2~0 ~ telephonem for ~zton ~ i~iomte6.
~e prea~mtiom i~lu6ed ~sed achaea ~ smver~ ae~emta
of the city.
~he concluded by givi~ notice t~t a r~ue,~ for a ~ate ~cre~e
~ ~i~t.
Dr. ~n ~th, Vice ~ of the ~r~ A~ao~ ~,
t~t ~h of the air~ is st~ied b~m~e of in~ ~e~ e~labllit~.
Ne ~ that the coat of ~1 five ~asea wo~d be ~ $~0,~0.00.
Bill ~elo added that the ~te ayat~ ~d in,lye the follow:
1. 2820 f~ of 1~ i~h ~ter lime e~e~ ~h ~ the Ai~
~e ~h end of ~e Ai~.
2. 2500 fe~ of 12 imch wa~er lime e~emding south ~ the
~tr~ce ~o~ the Ai~ e~t p~y lime a~tely 1000
feet south of the en~ of R~ ~.
~. 8800 fee~ of 12 i~h ~ter line ~e~i~ ~o~ ~ ~
~ the e~d of the 16 inch lime to 1~ f~t mouth of the
of ~ ~.
~. ~00 feet of 8 i~h ~ter li~e ~o~ ~he mouth p~y line which
wo~6 loop into the two 12 inch linen.
It ~ r~ee~e~ t~ ~es Z, IZ ~ ZIZ ~e eoaa~te~ u
~ ~aai~le.
~e City ~er s~6 t~t the ~ilities ~d i~l~ $~,000 for
~he ~Je~, i~lu~ the cost of o~raise li~e. "It ia the feeli~ t~t we
~p~aa ~ion, T~imfe~o a~on~ to go fo~ ~ the ~oJect.
8. ~eaentation of the 1979-80 ~i~ re~r~ ~ ~e~er Or~t
~o~ ~des of ~e~-~ Or~t ~ Co. g~ ~ brie~
He ~ated t~t the fiec~ o~ratio~ of the City of D~ton m~ to be on
a solid st~e. "In r~ ~o the ~p~ale~ ~ue of the el~trie utill~ie,,
the ~t ~ ia t~nteri~."
Vela ~ked if o~remt r~ ra~e, as well aa other
~dea ~ed yes. ~e City of ~ntom co~ be ve~ ne~ to ~he top.
9. O~ ~CES:
A. ~ion of the p~se~ ~ Contel Ordin~ce.
Ja~uaA-~ 20, 1981 continued
The M~y~r reaognize~ Deborah ~elton of the H~e ~elety ~o
reiterate~ the ~ci~2's aeai~ for ~o~ion ~th the ~linea that
~ oitl~ ~ ~ti~ ~options ~11 be ~1~ ~en tBe
~. C~i Joh~on, a ~teri~i~ ~th the ~nt of
said t~ ~e ~&te c~d ~ apse ~e ~on f~ility if ~ions ~e
~. ~e i~cat~ et~ ~aition to ~io~.
~il~ ~tion to &~ve the o~ce. e~ludi~ the a~ion
~ce~es.
~e ~i~n f~l~ ~r l~k of &
~ ~ ~ent to t~ fi~ ~tion, T~iafe~ ~tion, ~e~e~
a~o~ (1) t~t ~ ~ga ~ c~t~ ~th a ~a~ ~e of 6 ~nths c~ ~
~ed for · $~.00 a~ion fee ~d (2) t~t ~a be ~ci~ted for
~tion failed 2 to ~.
~il~ ~ion, Ho~i~ a~on~ t~t the ~evio~ ~e~nts be
wt~ ca a~e~ ~ fo~ ~ie~ 5 to 1.
1. ~e ~ oete ~ the ~n~ ~e of 6 ~nt~ Be ~able.
3. ~a be ~el~t~ for c~n ~iseasee of ~ ~d cat~ -
~s~es to be a~ified in ordin~e. C~ried ~ to 2.
~ns ~iom, G~ a~oad to i~t~t the City Atto~ey to
c~-~Sea in the ordi~ce ~ a~n ~ ~asible. ~tiom c~led ~ to 1.
Ve~ ~ion, ~e~e aec~d that secti~ 2-53 ~=e 1~ be ch~d to
(a) re~i~ ~iod ~ 72 ~s ~ to 1~ ~s ~d 96 ho~a up to 120,
~ (b) ~a e~ be ~s~ ~r the ~tion of the ~ Contel
O~icer. ~ion f~il~ 2 ~o 3.
B. ~e Co=il co~idered ~ion of ~ ora~a ~endi~ ~pter
14, ~icle I, ~tiou 1~-~ (b) of the ~nton ~ae of Crimea to ~de
for the ~so~g~ of fi~ ~thin the City l~its u~n pe~iaaion of
the City
~ ~ ~ ~ 1~, ~IC~ I, SE~ON l~-2(b) OF ~ D~N CODE
~ F~ A ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~0 ~ ~S ($~0.00) FOR
V~ ~ion. ~ a~ond t~t the ordi~ue be ~ssed. ~ roll
c~ ~e T~i~er~ "~e", G~I~ "~e", ~o~ns "~e", ~e~ens "~e", Vela
"~e" ~d St~ "~e". ~i~ c~ied ~o~1~.
O. ~ion of ~ ~n~e coveri~ the ~tition of J. A. Miller
for c~i~ ~e ~n~ cl~aificati~ on · 1.h acre ~cel l~at~
the ~h ~i~e of Lin~ ~re~.
~ ~, ~ ~ P~TI~LY D~I~ ~; ~ D~ ~ ~T~ DA~.
~1~ ~tion, ~e~e~ aeco~ th&t the ore--ce be ~s~. On ~11
"~e" ~ ~ "~e". ~tiom c~i~ ~usly.
January 20, 1981 contiaued
D. Adoption of an ordin~mcc co~erning the ~tition of ~lle ~ller
cl~sificatiom ~ a t~t tot~i~ a~z~te~ 2 ~res lo~ted ~o~ the ~
O~I~ ~81-07
~ ~ P~IC~Y D~ ~; ~ D~ ~ ~ ~.
~e~ens ~ion, Ho~lnm =~ t~t the or~i~e ~ ~lt~. ~ ~11 ~
e~ vote Ve~ "~", Ste~s "~e", ~ "~e", ~il~ "~e", ~iafe~o
E. Co--il c~re~ ~ or~e e~l~ · b~ election for ~e
~ae of ~ti~ on ~,6~,000.00 ~r stre~ ~v~ent ~n~ on Feb~ ~,
1981 ~ ~ ore--ce a~i~i~ elation o~ici~s.
O~CE ~81-08
~ ~I~ C~G A ~ E~TI~.
~ns ~tion, Vela s~oa~ t~t the or~e ~ ~=e~. ~ ~
o~l ~te, ~a "~e", Vela "~e", ~ "~e", ~1~ "~e, T~iafe~
"~e" ~ ~ "~e". ~tion e~ried ~~.
10. ~L~IO~:
~e Co~cil considered a resolution c~ell~ the ~ ~i~
of ~he ~nton City Co~cil on ~ch 3, 1981.
~O~ION
~, a ~]ority of the Co--il ~ be out of the CitF of ~ton on ~h
3, 1981, ~d it is n~eas~ that the co,oil me~i~ ~ s~h ~e ~ e~e~, ~
t~t the re~ co~c~ me~i~ ~o be held e~ 7:00 p.m. ~ t~ ~ ~ of
~h, 1981 is hereb~ e~el~.
P~ ~ ~ this the ~~ of ~a~ , 1981.
/./
I~OEARD O. 8TEW~, MAYOR
ClOT O~ D~TON, TEXAS
~OOXS HOLT, CITY SECrETArY
CITY OF DE~iN~, TEXA~
APPROVED A~ TO L~GAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
B~ephemm motion, Eopkins second that the Resolution l~e ~,amm~. O~ r~ll
call vote Galley "aye", ~tephenm "aye", T~liafe~-ro "a~e", Ho~i~ "aye", Vela
a~d ~tewart "aye". Mo~ioa carried
~a ~t~tm ~ bl~ ~e of t~e ~ ~ec~ion ~ the ~ce~i~ty
of ~ether ~ o~s wi~ be ~lt on ~X~. If the ove~ss is ~t b~lt,
t~ City ~1~ ~ the o~n ~ ~ the ~te~te to the contr~t at the c~rent
bid ~ice. ~e ~e bi~ for the ~o~t for ~he section between ~e ~reet
~ttie is ~,~,7~. ~e ~te~te ~s bid at $1~0,807.00 for a tot~ price for
Vela ~i~, Gtil~ s~ to a~d the bid on ~Xl~ ~re~ to
~riott ~rs In the ~t of ~01,070.~. ~tion c~ied
12. ~e ~il aonai~e~ the a~ of dis~sition of City ~y
l~ate~ ~ ~he ~t si~ of ~ Av~ue b~en Coro~ ~ P~h Streets.
~e ~el is id~i~ed ~ a t~ ~ the J. O~er S~ey, ~bstr~t
bei~ a ~ of ~t ~, H~et ~ti~.
Jeff M~r brief~ ~e Co~cil ~ follow:
~e ~cel ia a~x~te~ ~ ~re in size ~d is zone~ sidle f~i~
(~-7) c~sifieation. ~e ~eel is suitable for single f~ily residenti~
~velo~t~ ~ ~aed l~d ~e oth~ t~ sidle f~i~ will req~re a zonl~
use for ~e 1~, ~ the ~ility ~t r~en~ r~ention of 8 feet
of ~ ~o~ ~ A~ue ~r ~ssible ~t~e ~e for utility lines.
Vela ~tion, Ho~ s~o~ to offer the ~ope~y for s~e ~
r~ded ~ t~ staff. ~tion c~ied
~e C~ co~sid~ ap~ of the re--lng of ~isley
~tween A~ ~e ~d ~ ~A~e "Old Paisl~ Street".
0~t7 D~elo~nt ~ock Gr~t (CD~) ~ ~e comstr~ti~
~ock lo~ s~ti~ of Paial~ ~re~ Betveen ~k~ ~d Au~ ~e,
~ el~te a tragic ~z~ at t~e c~ent intersection of Au~ ~d
~isl~. ~ Xs o~ ~e ~ on P~sl~ t~t ~et ~ve Paisl~ ~cesa
t~ the old ~r~ o~ he aB~. ~ as to ~ot have t~ ~lel
P~sl~ ~t~s, B~ still ~e it ~ s~le ~s ~ssible ~or fire, ~lice
~ ~e sauce, re~ t~ old strut "Old Paisl~" ae~ the
~e solution.
~ns ~tlom, ~ seoo~ to ~ve t~ re~i~ of
~e Co,ell coasi~ t~ e~ of ~Justi~ the T~ Roll ~o
~vide ~r ~ c~--g~ff off ~oll~taBle ~co~ta.
~e T~ ~eeesors r~d that t~e t~ a~ust~nts be ch~g~ off
~ ~io~, ~s s~ond to ~t the T~ Ro~. ~tion
15. ~
~e Co--il co~id~ t~ a~ro~ of a request ~ the ~it~
~ates ~e Oo~s ~r ~ssion to land a helico~er at Denton Hi~ ~h~l
on ~ ~, 1~1.
Vela ~tioz, Oail~ a~ond to a~o~ the request. ~tion c~ied
16. ~e Co--il r~ess~ into ~utive Sessio~ at 11:0~ p.m. to discuss
leg~ ~tt~a, r~ estate, ~so~el, ~d ~d ap~intments.
17. ~e Co--il ~on~d into ~blic session ~t 11:~ p.m.
~il~ ~tion, Vele second to ch~e the Capit~ ~prov~ent Pi~
to ~ce t~ eonst~i~ of the ~" ~ter line f~ the ~ter pl~t to ~op
288 (D~i~ted ~ ~bson ~e W~er ~ne) ffr~ 1~81-82 to
Ja~u~r~ 20, 1981 continued
Motion ea~rie~ unanimoual~.
Meetiag ~ourned at ll:~p p.m.
CITY COUNCIL
Fehru~.,W 3, 1~81
Hegt~lar Meeti~ of the City Council at 7:00 p.m., Tuesday, Februa~ 3, 1~1
in the ~il ~b~a of t~ ~iei~l Buildi~.
~: 0~: ~r ~, ~or ~T~ T~iaferro, M~bers Vela,
~i~, ~ ~ ~1~, 0ity ~er ~rim H~, City
At~ O. ~. ~lor, Jr., ~ City Secr~ Broo~ Holt.
1. ~ ~ti~, ~e~o a~ond ~t the ~nute~ of the
Meeti~ of ~ ~, 1~1 ~ a~v~. M~ion c~ried.
At this ~int ~or ~ re~ the follow~
2. ~~ ~ek of FeBr~ 15 ma C~ity ~eatre Week.
~eh of theme it~= ia r~ded ~ the Staff ~d a~rov~
thereof ~11 Be m~riet~ ~ 2he ~aia off the ~taff r~e~ationa. A~i
of the Comment ~enda mut~rizea the City ~ager or his desi~ee to ~nt
e~h lt~ in ~cor~e ~th the Staff r~en~tions.
T~iaf~ a~ond that Oonsent be
~e ~th ~he lo, at ~d best bid of $~5~.00.
2. ~d ~65 - ~ s~ly of welding ~ other
~es m~ to 1~ ~idder meeti~ specifications off
~te ~eld ~ im D~ton.
~d ~ - ~lfield clmy mward~ to ~ddis S~
Gravel at the ~ice of ~.00 ~r y~d.
2. ~c~e ~der ~$~8 to Ta~ ~rmtion in the
~. ~e~ee ~d~ ~46767 to ~ontrol Speci~ist in the
of $~00.00 for re,ir of ~ter p~tion p~p
B. P~ta
~, Fi~ ~t of ~he Wilson ~ition
~. Fi~ re,at of ~t ~, ~ock C, S~ ~ Induatri~
~. Fi~ ~p~t of lot 1~ in the Vill~e Ph~e ~I approve.
C. Fi~
1. ~i~l ~ent to Cro~ ~d Vessels, Inc. in the ~t of
$19,21~.0~ ~r ~ter line lmpro~enta ~der C~ity
2. Fi~ ~t to ~d ~ffield Conatr~tion O~ in the
~t of $21,~.70 for const~tion of Phase Y of the
~ ~elt~ approve. (Bid
~. Fi-a! ~e~ to ~ent ~d Rese~eh Oons~t~ts, Ync. in
the ~t of $1158,00 for the 1980 Electric Rate Stu~
~A O~l~e ~ a~rov~. (P.O. ~1)
February 3, 1981 continued
3. Galley motion, Stephens second to app~'ove Bid #88~-1, McI~tmney Street
Sa~ite~-y Se~er ~nd Water Improv~aents and to award the contract to Dickerecn
Construction at the lo~ bid of $60,~70.50 to he completed in 65 d~ys.
Motion carried unanimously. (A-1 from Consent Agenda)
4. Vela motion, Stephens second to award Bid #8857, for tw~ (2) three-
wheel police vehicles, to Watson Distributors for two Cushman ~odel #~34 at
$51!9.00 e~ch, with total hid of $10,238.00. Motion carried unanimously. (A-2)
~. G~iley motion, Hopkins second that Bid ~8858, diesel trencher/ditcher
Be awarded to Vermeer Equil~aent of Texas at the iow hid of $25,~O0.00 for
the V~ diesel unit. Motion carried unem~imously. (A-3 from Coasent Agenda)
6. Public
A. The Council held a public hearing concerning petitions for
~ietoric Landmark (H) zoning designations for the following:
The petition of James ~nd Jackie S~nacn for 610 West
O~k Street.
H-15:The petition of Ruth M. Oram-j for 1819 Bell Avenue.
N-16:The petition of Mrs. Amos Bmrksdale for 818 West Oak Street.
The Ma~or opened the hearing. Three spoke in favor am~ ~ne
in opposition.
The hearing ~a~ closed.
Charles Watkins advised t~t the Planning & Zoning and the Historic
Landmark C~mmtssion recommend approval of all 3 petitions. Motion ~tephena,
second Vela to approve the petitions. Motion carried unanimously.
7. The Council considered authorizing the Mayor to execute a Termination
of F~aament A~reemeot with Denton Mall Company and approval of a new easement
a~reement.
Ernie Tullos advised that the d~euments are to correct chan~es a~d
discrepancies that occurred during placement of the facilities ~hich will he
maintained b~ the City which ~ould not be within the bo,,m~amies of the origia~l
cerement dates 6/28/79.
Hopkins motion, Galley second to authorize the Ma~or to execute a
termination of easement agreement with Denton Mall Ccmpan~ e~d to approve a
ne~ ea~ament ~greement. Motion carried unanimously.
8. The Cotmcil received reports frc~ Black & Veatch on the
Repo~-t for the Lewisville Lake a~d Ray Roberts Lake ~dropower Fea~ihility
Assessment, a~d Approval of Entering into a Contract with Black & Veatch for
~ineering Services necessary to prepare and process License for ~&ro Unite
on E~wi~ville and Ray ~obe~ts Lake.
Utilities Director ~ob Nelson reported as follows:
In November of 1~80 the City hired Black & Ve~tch to condu~t a
· Fdm~power feasibility Assessment of both lakes. The report abates that
1. The optimum generator size for Le~isville r=ke hydroelectric
generator would Be 1700 XW =m~ ~uld produce around 6,700,000
EW per year.
2. The cost of the generator w~uld be $2,357,000 if completed
in 198~.
Average cost of electricity - ~.62~ per
For Ray l~oberts Lake the optimum generator size would be
and would produce around 9,250,000 KWH per year.
5. Coat of the generator w~uld be $2,5~7,000 in 1~87 and average
coat of electricity 3.~8~ per
6. The report finds that these projects ere well within the r~n~e
of economic feasibility and recce~ends Denton proceed with pre-
limina~y engineering required to support an application for license
for both lakes.
l~ebruary 3, 1981 coatinue~
?. Prior to proceedi~ vith a license ~pplic~tion, the Oity will
e~tabli~h a fi~ eeili~ ~o~t for ~h ~rk.
~iafe~o ~tion, ~il~ a~o~ to r~eive the prel~i~ re~rts
on ~i~lle ~ R~ Robes ~e ~er feasibility ~sses~ent.
c~i~ ~~.
~e Oo~il co~i~er~ the r~uest of ~. ~a~ W. ~, Jr.. for
~tt~ o~ A~ of the ~o~s~ ~at~ ~st~ in O~ ~nd SubDivision.
~e ~ eaid t~t he wo~d li~e to ~ee on the request if the
Wa~ ~a~ t~t P~i~ ~d Zoni~ ~as ~rki~ on n~
~bdivielon r~atione ~th~ ~ra t~itori~ ~isdiction.
~i~ ~tion, T~iafer~ e~o~ to approve the request ~
Oc~cil a~ to a~t a lett~ cf ~ce~e to the ~blic ~ilities
C~ssiom of the ~se~ ~t~ ~ s~r ~prov~ts in the ~ B~
~Di~alon to ae~e ~ lots, ~th the provision that the De~lo~r of these
iota ~11 tie ~ to the Oity'~ ~ter and s~er ayat~ when this becomes
feasible.
10. ~e Co--il considered the ~ion of ~A rate ~a~i~ ~d
Re~ato~ ~ as ~eeent~ at the ~ 7, 1~81 ~blic he~i~
~b Nel~oz zaid that at the ~blic heari~ held on J~ 7, 1~81,
~ ~d receiv~ teat~o~ r~ six (6) rat~i~ et~d~ds ~ five
(~) r~ato~ et~a ~eordi~ to ~A relations. ~nt ~d
Rose,ch ~ne~t~tz (~C) ~ea~ted te~t~ and rec~ended t~t ten (10)
of t~e elan (11) ~A st~ds Be ~. ~ rec~d~ t~t Denton
ret~n t~ a~tic ~t~ clause for ~s$ t~o~h of fl~t~ti~ ener~
costa. ~e el~ at~s ~e:
1. Cost of Se~ice
2. ~lini~ ~ock
T~-of-D~ ~e~
~t~ible Rates
~ ~ent T~iquea
1. ~ M~i~
2. ~tic A~t Cla~e
Znfo~ti~ to C~
~c~es for T~ti~ of ~ectric So,ice
~ve~ia~ ~~es ~d ~licies
Ve~ ~ion, ~i~o e~o~ that the ~A st~ds Be ~opt~
~d ~e a ~iey of the City of D~ton. Motion carried ~ly.
11. ~e O~il ccnaid~ t~ ~op~i~ of ~tric ~te~ as
~ ~t ~ Reae~ch Cona~t~ts a~ the public he~i~ of ~ 7, 1~81.
~ilitiee Dir~t~ ~elaon ~ t~t the revenues ~tici~t~
to be c~l~t~ ~ the rates ~e $23.7 million. He add~ that the
s~ ra~es ~11 be .~ ~ h~ than the ~nter rates, t~t rate~ ~11
i~l~e ~ in ~e for ~1.
Nelao~ said t~t f~ ~aic rates ~e being pro,sod aa foll~s:
A. ~1 ~si~enti~ - R-1.
B. NO~ resi~ntl~ -
C~e~i~ ~d ~d~ri~ rate, Sched~e C.
D. ~r~nt~ Li~ti~ ~ P~er So,ice rate, Sched~e ~1.
~ed t~t a t~e ~ ~e rate ~d inter~ible rate~ will be
..... o~ered to a~licable., a~ov~ ~st~ere.
Februar~ 3, 1981 continued
Herbert Lewis of Denton objected to bills of electric home owners.
Bob Eelson made a comprehension rate presentation with the use
of slides.
Vel& motion. Galley second to approve electric rates as proposed
By Management a~d Research Consultants. Motion c~rried unan~,ualy.
12. ORDINANCES
A. The Council Considered the adoption of a quitclaim ordnance
~ deed for $0' R.O.W. of Patsy, Street located between Hettie a~ld Enddell
~creets.
ORDINAN~ #81-0~
AN O~DINANCE OF THE CYTY OF DENTON, T~, PROVIDING ~ ~ CLO~NG A~D
VACATING ALL OF STREET RIGRT OF WAY DESCRIBED IN V0LL~E 407, PAGE 499 OF
Tn D~ RECORD~ OF DENTON COUNTY, TEXA~; PROVIDING ~ TEE ~SION OF
~EE TO SAID LAND; AUTHORIZING NECESSARy LEGAL DOCUMam'~'S TO BE PREPARED AND
SIGN~; AND PROVIDING FOR AN ~TECTIVE DATE.
Taliaferro motion, Hopkins second that the ordinamce be p~ssed.
O~ roll call vote Taliaferro "a~e", Eopki~ "aye", Gailey" "
aye , Ste~hene
"aye", Vela "aye" and Stewart "aye". ~otion carried
B. The Council considered the ado~ti~ of a~ or,i-a-ce amendi~
Chapter ~ of the Denton Code of Ordinances Animal 'Control Ordinance in its
e~tirety to provide for the control of animals.
· O~J)INANCE #81-10
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING OHA~,.~ ~ OF .l.~ CODE OF 0~DINANCES OF ~E CITY OF
DENTON, ','m~AS, IN ITS ENTIRETY BY PROVIDING A SNORT TI~fLE; D~INING
~A~SHING AN ANIMAL CONTROL 0~.£~; EN~0EO~NT ~SI~ILI~Y; AUThORItY
OF T~E ANIMAL CONTROL O~'~'ICE~ TO ISSUE CITATIONS, ~, IMPOUND 0R DE~I~0Y
ANti,ALS; AUTNORITT OF PRIVATE PER~ON TO ~ STRAY ANIMALS; ~O~IB~T AND
REGD~ATE THE ~m~ING OF CERTAIN ANIMALS, NERDI~G OF AN~A~, AND amaziNG
CErtAIN LIVESTOCK; PRONIBI~ THs KILLING OF BZRD~ IN T~E ¢IT~ EXCEPT BY PERMISSION
OF T~ CI~ COUNCIL; PROHZBIT THE ZNJ'~RING 0R CAPTURING OF ANIMALS ON ~LIC
PROPerTY; REG~7~A~ING T~ ~iNG OF ~OWL A~D PIGeONS IN THE Ci~ PROEi'~I"~ING
~ ~ GR COLORi~G OF CERTAIN AN~AL~; R~GULATING ~ING AN~AL EXHI-
BitIOnS; PROHIBITING T~E ARAN~O~T O~ AN~ REd~W~ATING ~
~ ~N ~ON~ ~ NOISE ~ ~T~LISH~G A ~
OF ~ C~I~; ~ING FOR ~ Q~I~; ~I~ VACC~ATION
~ ~S ~ ~; ~~ P~I~ ~ ~; ~0V~ ~ A ~ OF
~OV~G A ~G8 C~E; ~0~ING A ~ILI~ 0~ ~G FOR
~LICATION ~ D~ING ~ ~
T~iafer~ ~tion, 8tephems seco~ t~t the ordi~e be ~ssed.
Vela ask~ for ~ ~en~ent to the origi~ motion, ~ich
~ted, to ch~e S~tion 2-53 on P~e 15 ~o re~ 96 ho~s of ~ent
rather th~ 72 ho~s.
T~iafe~o ~tion, SteVens second ~t the or~n~e be
~th ~en~ents, m~ ~e o~ce %~e eff~ti~ 60 ~s f~
~a~e. ~ roll c~l ~e Gailey "~", ~s "~e", T~i~fe~ "~e",
~ina "~e", Vela "~e" ~d St~ "aye". ~tion c~i~ $ to 1.
C. ~e Co,oil considered the ~ion of ~ o~in~ce ~ing
Section 25-21 of C~ 25, Code of ~di~ces ~vidi~ for el~tric
utility rmtes.
0~CE ~81-11
~ ~I~CE ~D~G SECTION 25-21 OF C~A'~ 25, C0~ OF 0~ ~OV~ING
~R ~.~y~'aIC ~IL~Y ~; ~OVIDI~ A ~ILITY C~E ~ D~ING
?ebrua~y 3, 1981 continued
MOtiOn bM Vel&, leCOn~ By Stephens that the ordinance be
~ ~11 c~l ~e Ve~ "~", ~e~e~ "~e", ~ail~ "~e", ~na "~e",
T~iafe~ "~e" ~ St~ "~e". ~tion c~ied
13. ~I~
A. ~e Co,oil conel~r~ ~he &p~o~ of & resol~ion ~horizi~
the Cit2 ~er to li~ a c~i~e&tion at&t~ent for the deli~ of a n~
~il~ o~asi~ It Fr~e Str~ ~d the ~sao~i ~ P~i~c ~il~ tracks.
~e Oily ~er ~s here~ &~rtzed ~ directed to execute on b~f of
the City of ~ton, Texu, a C~ifio&tion ~e~t b~ween the City
Denton ~ the ~&te of Te~l for a n~ raimond si~-~ c~sii~ at Fr~e Street.
/,/
RI¢~J~RD O. STEWART, MAYOR'
I'1
~OOF..S ~OLT, OITY 8~?.ETA~Y
CITY OF DE~, Uf~AS
APPROVED AS TO L~AL FO~4:
O. J. TAXW.,OR, J~., CITY ATTO~!
CITY OF D~TON, =.mAAS
M~tion by Hopkins, seoond By ~ailey that the resolution be parsed.
On ~11 e~l ~e, ~i~ "~e", O~l~ "~e", Vela "aye", Ste~s "~e",
T~i~e~ "~e" ~ 8t~ "~". ~tion oa~ied ~usly.
B, ~e Oo~cil co~i~re~ t~e m~o~ of m resolution for entering
into ~ ~t ~th Misso~i-~m~-Texaa
~r line o~ml~ ~ ~op 2~.
~ ~ ~L~ BY ~ CI~ O~IL ~ ~ C~ OF D~N, 'A'~:
~e ~ is here~ &~horiz~ ~ ~ted to ~ute on ~e~f of the Cit7
of D~mn, T~, a ~er ~ ~eenme ~re~t ~t~ Febr~ 1, 19~1,
b~we~ the Oity of Denton ~ tBe
OITY ~F D~2~ON,, TEXAS
A,,-£~ST:
February 3, 1981 continued
APPROVED AT TO LEGAL F0~M:
C. J, TAYLOR, JR., CITY A~TOHNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
Hopkins motion, Vel~ second that the resolution be p~sse~. On
roll call vote Hopkins "aZe", Vela "a~ve", Stephens "a~e", G&ile7 "a~ve",
T~liaferro "&ye" a~d Stewart "aye", Motion carried unanimously.
C. Th% C~uncil considered the approval of a resolution confirming
the aFpointment df the new C~ief of Police.
RES0LUTIOH
k~u(EAS, the Chsa~er of the City of Denton and Section 8 of Article 1269m of
Vernon's Annotated Statutes of the State of Texas gives the City Manager the
authority ~nd responsibility of appointing the Chief of Police of the City
of Denton; ~nd WHEREAS, the City M~na~er h~s appointed Rngh LFnch a~ the Chief
of Police of the City of Denton; NOW, T~ORE, HE IT RESOLVED BY T~E CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF D~m~0N, TEXA~:
~l',A~t to the provisions of 1269m of Vernon's Annotated statutes of the
State of Texas, as amended, the appointment of Hugh Lynch aa ~hief of Police
of the. City of Denton, Tex~s is here~y confirmed.
gE~TION II.
This Resolution shall bscome effective from and after its ~te of
PA~DAND APPROVED this the__$~day of February, 1981.
/si
CI~Y OF D~ON, T~[A8
I'!
IH~OOK~ HOLT,' ~ITY SEOIIETA~Y
CITY O~ D~NTON, T~XA~
C. J. ~, ~., C~ A~
Motion by Vel~, second By Hopkins that the raaoluti~ be p~ssed.
On roll cell vote Vel& "a~ve", Hopkin~ "ave", 5te~e~ "~e", T~i&fer~
~il~ "~e" ~ ~ "~e". ~tion c~ried ~ly.
1~. Aut~ri~tion for O~il m~ber~ to atte~ ~ legislative confere~es
~ c~ittee meeti~s in Austin, Texas.
Mo~ion 8~e~ens, eeco~ ~iley to aut~rtze Co~cil m~ber, to att~
~ legislative ~onfer~ce in Au~t~. ~ti~ c~i~ u~o~.
1~. ~e Co.oil receaae~ into ex~utive sea,ion at 10~1~ p,m. to
legal ~ttera, re~ estate, ~rao~el, ~ ~
1~. ~e Co~uil reconvene~ into ~blic session at 11:~0
17. ~e Oo~il considered ~ resolution ~si~ pro~.
~SOL~ION
~, the Cit7 of D~ton fin~s it necesa~ to ~c~se ~ oe~n trot of
1~ lo~t~ ~ t~e City of Denton, Te~, ~a ~re ~1~ ~eecrib~ bel~; ~
~, ~he tit7 Co.oil of the Oit~ of D~ton is of the opinion t~t the
in~ere~ ~ ~lf~e of the ~blic will be se~ ~ the p~e of the ~oel
FebruAry 3, 1981 continued
of re&l estate described below& ~nd %fHE~EAs, the City of Denton ~ ~er of
a~id ~cel, ~h ~r~ratl~, ~ee t~t · eonsid~etion of ~0,2~0,00
is a fair ~ ~ ~ue of I~h described pro~rtyl NOW, T~, ~ IT
1. ~e 0i~ Atto~ i~ h~e~ &u%hori~e~ to pre~e ~tever
~ente ~e ~a~ to c~lete the tr~sfer of pro~y so descriDed
below ~ the ~er ther~f to the ~t~te off Text:
~ing 7.~ ~rea off 1~, ~re or le~e, of ~ich 0,088 of ~ ~re is located
-- ~ · ~lic B~ (~ R~), mi~ in the ~e To~ B~. A~mtr~t
= ~o. 1288. ~ o~ a 3~.8~-~re trot of land couveTed to Denis Oo~r~tion ~y
, d~ ~t~ 5e~b~ ~, 1~4, ~orded in Vol~e ~13, P~e B~l, Deed ~ecor~
of ~nt~ ~ty, T~s; aai~ 7.~ ~res of l~d Bei~ more ~ic~ly
demcrib~ ~ m~em ~ ~s &m fo~owm:
~O at the ~term~tion of the ~mt ~o~ line of said 3G.~G1-
~re trot of l~d ~d the ~ ~h ri~t of ~y line of ~sed
288; said ~i~ Bei~ south O~ ~' 33" ~st a ~at~ce of 30.~ feet ~
the no~s~ co.er ther~f;
~OE south 88° ~6' 03" e~t ~o~ the said pro~sed north ri~t of w~ line
for · ~m~e of G~O.~O fe~ to a ~int;
~ a~h 83° 13' 2~" ~st for ~ ~mt~ce of 1~.~0 f~t to a
'z'~ mc~h B$° ~' 03" ee~ for · ~mt~ce of 663,27 fe~ to a ~int$
~ ~h ~o 17' ~0" e~t for a ~iat~ce of 70,9~ feet to a ~int;
~CE ~ou~ ~o ~, 0~" ~mt ~r a diet.ce of 12.00 feet to a ~int in
the c~terline of ~Blio r~ (Bt~t ~d);
~CE south O1° ~' ~" west ~th the centerline of ro~ for a diet.ce
~CE no~h 88° ~6' 03" ~st for a ~at~ce of 12.00 feet to a ~int in
_ t~e ~s~ m~th right of ~ line of ~op 288;
~ no~h ~o k2' I~" ~at ~th ~he amid ~o~eed right of ~ line ~or
~ ~h ~o ~g, 03" ~at ~r a ~mt~e of 1211.~1 feet to a ~int
the ~et ~ l~e off m~ ~.Sgl-~re
~ ~h ~ ~' 33" ~m~ for a ~mt~e of 230.00 feet ~o the place
of bagnio,
2. ~e Ci~ of Denton ia ~e~ ~ther aut~riz~ to ~
Oo~ratlon, ~ ~er off e~ ~mcri~d ~ope~y, co~ideration in the
of $~0,2~,00, ~c~e ~ice, ~ n~e~s~ ~d redouble r~ording fees.
3. ~im ~eaolution ~h~l t~e eff~t ~ediate~ ~ --~ a~er its
~mm~e ~ ~ in ~oor~-oe ~th the ~isions of the ~ntom ~ity
I~ICHARD 0. STEWART, MAYOR
OITY OF DE~TON, TEX~
ATTEST:
/s/
~ROOKS HOLT, CITY S~I~ETA~Y
CITY OF D~ITO~, TEXAS
February 3, 1981 continued
Tali&fe~ro motion, Vela second that the Resolution be passed.
O~ roll call vote, Taliaferro "aye", Vela "a~Ve", Stephens "aye", Hopkins
"a~'e", ~iley "aye" and Stewart "ave". ~otion carried unanimously.
Meeti~ a~Journed at 11:52 p.m.
195
CX~X~ COUNCIL
Felm'uA~J 10, 1981
Special Called Meeting of the Council at 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, February 10,
1981 in the Council Chmmhers o~' the Municipal Building.
PRESENT: Ms, ar stewart, Mayor Pro Te~ Taliaferro, Members Stephens, Gailey,
ABSENT: Vela
1. Executive session began at 5:00 p.m. to discuss legal matters,
real estate, pereomuel, a,~ hoaz~ appoimments.
The Council convened into public session at 7:00 p.m.
2. The 0oun~il consi~ered the approval of a contract with Larry Davis
for turning on am~ off the hallfield lights for the Spring and ~-~,er
Softball season.
Hopkin~ motion, Stephens second that a contract with Larry
Davis be approved. Motion carried unanimously.
A. The Council considered the adoption of an ordi~a-~e amending
Ordinance #80-73 to provide for five police lieutenants and seven police
sergeants in the City of Denton Police Deportment.
O~DINANCE ~81-12
AN 01~DINA~CE ~ING ORDiNANCE NO. 80-73 ADOPTING T~ ~UDGET FOR T~ FISCAL
YEAR BEGINNING OOTOBE~ 1, 1980 AND ENDING .~EPTE~M~ 30. 1981 TO PROVIDE FOR
FIVE (~) LIEUTENANTS AND 8EVEN (7) S~GEANTS iN TEE POLICE DEPARTM~2~T OF TEE
CITY OF DENTON.
Taliaferro motion, Hophins second ~hat the ordinance be passed.
On roll call v~te Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Galley "aye", Hopkins
"aye" a_n~ Stewart "aye". Motion carried
B. The Council considered the adoption of an ordinance amending
Section 10.5, 19A of the flood damage prevention ordinance to provide for
changes in huild/ng restrictions.
O~DiNANCE
AN OI~DINAlf~E AMENDING CHA~-,'~ 10-1/2, A~TICLE V, ~CTION 10 1/2-19(a) OF TEE
DE,TON C~DH 0!~ O~DINAN~E8, AS AMENDED, TO PROVIDE FLOOD PREVENTION STANDAI~D$
FOR NEW OONS'I~UCTIOR AND ~/B~TANTIAL IMP~0V~ENT 0F RESIDENTIAL ST~UCTURES~
PROVIDiNG A SEVE~A~ILITY CLAUSE; PR0vAml'N~ A ~AVINGS CALUSE; PROVIDING A
PENALTY 'A'amh~0~; PROVIDING FO~ i~1~LIOATION AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Stephens ~tion, Taliaferro second that the ordinance be passed.
0m roll call vote Stephens "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Gailey "aye", Hopkins
"aye" and Stewart "aye". Motion carried u~animously.
The Council considered the approval of final payment to Joe
Siezmund Ooez~y in the amount of $11,~95.96 for construction of the Paisley
Street Paving ~ Drainage Project.
Hopkins motion, Taliaferro second to approve final payment to
Joe Siezmund Cczapany. Motion ~arriea unanimously.
5. Discussion of upcoming TMPA Board meeting.
Former Mayor Bill Nub, who is a Denton member of TMPA Board,
advised as follows:
1. Drag line will be lea~ed.
I~PA is carrying its own insurance.
3. A1 Hermann an~ Black & Veatch differences resolved.
Bill Bash supports going ahead with Unit #2.
5. Denton is in TMPA an~ cannot get out.
6. We shoula seek other cities to join us. ~an Antonio
has indicated interest.
~8 ~'e'c~us._¥~ 10, 198~ continued
7. None of 4 cities ~nt to go ahea~l ,~!ess ~1 m~ber cities
go ahead.
M~or ~e~ - "O~ef~ co~i~eration m~t be ~e in ~7
~ sancta of ~A e~sion."
~h - "No~ ve ~n't ~ve to ~ve ~sh pro~ but e~n
th~ out."
~ere vere c~enta ~ T~iaferro relative to de~aits in Gr~es
~ty ~s. ~ash said it ~a ~blic
in ope~tion ~z soon as ~saible."
T~iaferro - "~ ordi~ce ~opted i~ 1979 ~hile ~. Nash v~ on
the C~il requires ~ g~er~ election on D~tom's ~tiei~tion ia
~A ~oJ~ts. la it legible to ~nd or r~ke that
N~sh - "If it is properly present~ the citize~ ~11 sup~rt it."
No ~ticn required.
~e 0o~il considered the a~ption of a ~t m~er
Stephens stated t~t d~ing the ~t ye~ s~e ~ity ~ds
0~ssio~ ~ve been ~able to condor b~inesa b~a~e of the l~k of a
q~. In order to e~o~e a~eq~te p~tioi~tion on City ~a ~d
C~!ssions, ~he Co,oil ~s the follo~ng ~licy:
Yt is the ~licy of the City of Dent~ Ci~y Oo~cil t~t M~e of the ~io~
City ~ ~d Co~alo~ be r~ved ~ office for ~ck of
the ~ious ~eti~a of the ~d~ ~d C~aaione. M~bers ~ be r~ed
~ the f~lo~
1. Re~ Meeti~a. ~d M~bers ~ ~e r~ed ~ office
for t~ee ~xc~ed abae~ee d~i~ the co,se of one
~d/6r l~k of atten~ce at ~0~ of the n~b~ of
~eti~s In the ye~.
2. S~ci~ C~ Meeti~s. ~d M~bers ~ be r~ed
office ~or l~k of atte~e at ~ of the n~r of
~i~ Call~ Meeti~s in one y~.
~ ~e~ &bsence is de~ as ~ abse~e for ~ch ~ ~v~e n~i-
fieation is ~iven ~d/or dete~n~ by the ~ off the aff~t~ ~d
or ~ioaion.
~e~ens ~tion, ~il~ second t~t the ~ ~ O~ission
atte~e ~licy ~d ~t be ~opted. ~ti~ c~ied ~ ~o 1.
7. Appoin~ent of n~ ~d M~s.
A. ~e~a ~tion, Galley s~o~ to a~int Roc~ ~e ~
~lis Jor~ to the Citizen8 ~affic Saf~y S~ C~ssion. ~ion
B. ~ins ~tion, Ste~a s~ond to ap~int Br~ C~e~
~te~te on the ~ric~ Code ~, ~d tht ~ion Jonson ~ve
~ ~te~te to Pl~e ~2 on the ~ectricll ~de ~d. ~tion c~i~ ~im~ly.
8. ~ns motion, T~i~ferro second to ap~ove a request for the
~lty ~er to lo~ into the ~ssibility off dissol~ng the ~es~oh ~d
~o~ic D~elo~ent ~d ~d the C~ity ~ic Relations ~rd.
~ion c~ried
~ebru~vF 17,
lo o~ei~ ~tiom ~ ~en.
~ ~, ~- I~o~ ~ the ~n~ff of the
A~te~e. ~tion c~ild ~~.
A. ~/~e~e ~e~:
~ 1. ~d I~ - Xt~ ~ &~d to ~ ~ter ~rd in the
~ in the ~ o~ 87,334.~ ~r ~/~
~. f~ the ~t of ~X2.,~,O0.
~. ~e ~ ~ to ~c~e~ ~est, Z~. ~ the
~ of $~,~1.~ ~ r~ir ~a for ~a~
~e ~er ~%1~ to ~ ~tric Co., ~. in the
~ of ~,~.00 ~r 300 si~e ~e d~-d
(~ f~) - Xe~e ~. ~ e~tiom ~ ~ ~v, Vela
~ tO ~b~ ~ie for ~e ~ ia the ~ of 81~5,~.00.
~ o~ ~e ~.
B. ~e C~eil ~ a ~lic 2e~i~ for cc~ider~ticz of
~nton De~c~t ~.
Februar~ 17, 1981 ccmtinued
198
The Mayor opened the
A~dy 8idor, Chairm&n of Pl~i~ ~ Zoni~,
~e ~ c~ttee lt~ ~rk in ~b~ of l~T~ ~d con~in~ into 1~.
~ a~ ~mBe~ were in ~r cf the ~ ~. A ~ge t~ut
lic h~ h~ ~ ~i~ ~ ~ ca ~ 12, 1~1, ~ ~eb~
, F~ ~ ~ni~ ~ the ~i~e ~ r~~
~at~ t~t the c~t~ o~l~ ~e ~ ~
~k, ~ Wln~or ~ion
~. Sc~!~t ~d t~t the~ ~d be ~bl~ for ~e
~t a ~t w~ ~ri~ over the neigh~r~od.
~ll ~Bera ~int~ ou~ ~ha~ the ~e iea co~ ~i~
~eaa, t~t theae ~e prel~in~ ~Jectioaa, ac ~re ~rk ia ae~ed befo~
V~a ~tl~, ~e~ene a~cnd to ~ the ~de ~ t~ ~u~
~tion ~ ~s, e~o~ ~i~e~ ~ ~ce~ ~he ~a~ D~lc~
~e for ~h~ ,t~ ~ the Co--il ~d I~f. ~Ion c~l~ ~ to 2.
~e ~il co~ai~ the ~o~l~ off the fc~
~:~ a.a. ~d 7:00 p.m. ~r the ~aee o~ ~ld~ the
~0~
~, ~ ~, ~il ~, 1~81, the Sl~ ~ ~
~ ~ Feeti~ to be held on ~ ~et ~ the ~i~
~; ~ ~, the ~ F~tl~ ia ~ to the
City ~d ~ty cf ~oa; ~ ~, ~ or~r ~o ~de ~q~te
~e l~6 Fe~i~ ~ in or~ to ~ot~t ~ e~7 o~ citis~ ~ att~, ~e
City 0~,~ of ~he City of D~t~ ~ i~ ia n~e..~ to
~i~ o~ ~ ~ be~ ~ ~re~ ~ ~ic~ ~
~ F~i~.
~t ~ ~i~ of ~e &~ delerib~ ~r~tl I~ re~
for no~ t~ic a~i~ty ~iate~ ~ ~ a~ 7:~ p.m, o~ ~ ~, 1~1.
~t ~e reeol~iom a~ t~ e~e~ ~d ~ ~ ~ force
P~ ~ ~ t~e the 17th ~ of Feb--, A. D.
CITY ~F DEFT~, TEXAS
~pk/~ ~OtlOa, Tali~fea~o 8e~c~i that 2he o~i~ce
Vela "~e" ~ ~ "~e". ~i~ c~ri~ ~~.
~~ ~ion, Ve~ m~ ~ the o~e
~1 c~l ~e ~f~ ~", V~a "~e", ~ "~e", ~e~ "~",
C. ~ ~e e~ the ~ ~ ~i~r~d s~icee ({S)
~ ~i~a, ~f~ s~o~ t~t the c~ce be
Ve~ "~", ~ ~ "~.. ~ica ff~l~ 2 ~ ~.
D. ~ ~81-1~
E. ~ ~81-17
B~ ~ ~. ~1, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ 1.8 A~ OF
~e , V~ ~ "~e", T~iafe~
~. ~E ~81-18
~1~ "~" ~d ~ "~e". ~on c~ed ~ly.
February 17, 19~1
The Council considered the l'eco~ae~ation of PI~ ~
~e~ the City of De.on -~e~tion ~lcy. ~e ~r ~d the
mh~d a~ a spheric ~licy on ~ti~. ~ mub~mion be~
~th ~aaib~ities ~ ~ the Hil~ ~i$ion ~at ~ ~fore Pi~
~ ~. He a~ ~t in the ~at~itori~ ~na the Cit7 ~
~rlt2 to o~ro1 1~ ~e, ~ .~ ~ ~e ,ubJeet tc ~t~e
~ to the ~tter of the ~t~ Co~Z ~ ~e ~ ~ ~r
~ of ~e reai~i~ c~ti~, the ~i~y ~er ~sed t~t t~re
~ ~ ~t~le ~ to a~,~ the Ci~ ~ b~ a~ ~d~
~1~ ~io~, T~i~ I~o~ to re~ ~e ~tt~ of ~
~ Z~ for detail~ at~ ~ ~r the C~ll to et~ the ~tter ~th
~ra ~te. ~ion c~i~ ~~.
~. ~in8 ~tio~, Vel& s~ond to &ut~rise the City Co.oil to
N&Ci~ ~ of Cities ~ ~oUf~ce in W~h~on, D, C. ~e~ 1-3, 1~1.
~tion
10. ~e Co~ co~id~ nw ~ mbe~. ~lafe~ ~,
t · · · e · ·
JOlx~' MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
A~D T]~ P~L~¢ UTIL~TIE~ ~
Fe~ 1~, 1981
Special CaJ.le~ Joint Meeting of the l~ABlic ~tilitiea ~d ~d ~he City
~il &~ 2:~ p.a., W~es~, FeB~ 18, 1981 in the Oo~cil ~er~
~: Co%,~i~ ~ 8t~, ~ ~ T~ ~iafe~, ~b~a Vela,
~1~, ~, ~, Ol~y S~r~ ~o~ Holt, City
1. ~e Cit~ ~ i~e~ t~se ~es~t ~ich i~lu~
2. A "Oi~ ~ U~t 2 e~tion for ~he City of
~ ~b~ to t~ae preset b~ ~ He~, co~t~t
~. ~e~ ~ O~e ~atz of Oilbe~ ~ ~sociatem
~ea~t~ a ~ ~li~ of ~m~ ~it ~2 ~tion. ~e said
the ~Jor c~l~io~ of ~A ~e ~o~ aymt~ reliabili~y, r~ed
· . ~m~oa s~ ~l~ to ~ate ire electric u~ilit~.
d. ~vee~a~l~ of a ~l~e, ~ t~ ~l~ ~ ~ for ~A li~te
e. Zt i~ ~c~ t~t t~ ~a~ Gib~ Creek ~2 ~oJ~t be initiated
~ ~Ats ~ Of D~t~a at e~liezt ~ cc~is~t ~th · r~so~ble
~e ~ ~ ~he co~t~ts for their ~rh ~d
~r~cas ~ea~ for ett~ the seulon.
~i~ ~ ~l~, a~o~ ~ Ho~ ~o refer the
~ to~e ~hlic ~ilities ~ ~r ~h~ a~. ~tion c~ied
~u,~.
# · # · # # t
Febl~A~r 2h, 1981
Special Called Meeting of ~he Council at 6100 p.m., Tuesday, Februam~ 24,
19~1 in the Council 0h~a~ers of the Munieip~l ~uild.t~.
~: Ma~or Ste~mrt, M~vor l~ro Tern Taliaferro, Men, ers Galley, Stephenl,
~o~ sad Vela, City Manager t'mria ~artun~, City A~toraey C. J. ~l~r, Jr.
1. ~e C~ co~ed i~o ~u~i~ 8eleio~ a~ 6:~ p.m. to
~1 le~ ~tterl, re~ eatate~ ~el, ~ ~
~o offici~ action ~ t~.
2. ~e C~ll coav~ed ia~o ~ic I~iloz at 7:00 p.m.
~".
~1~ ~k~ t~ it~ A~ ~
~e~ ~tion, V~a e~o~ t~t the c~t ~ be
A. Bi~c~e ~d~:
1. Bid ~88~7 - Ro~ ~teri~a. It~ 1~ ~ to
~ ~o~, ~ 12 a~d ~ ~co C~hed S~one, It~ 13 a~ ~
~ ~c Gif~rd-~, ~ ~ 5, 19 ~ 2~ ~ bid r~ei~d.
~ in ~ ~t of ~9,970.~ for t~ coat--ica of a ~ ll~
A~ ~o Oi~le O C~et~tlon C~ ~ the ~t of $~,~.~.
~de~ ~7182) ~o ~d ~c~ion 0~ ~ the ~t of $~,0~ for
~ield ~1~. ~ti~
~il ~ti~ ~o the~ ~ ~r the ~e of ~ 01d Cit~ ~ ~ the
~s Co~cil ~ affilitte~ c~lt2 ~o~.
~ E. ~, P~si~ of the Oreater ~ton ~s
~i~ ask~ for ~e of the 01~ Cit~ ~1.
~he~ ~ s~e ~ be~ of the request ~ere
~ia~ ~ stated ~t $17,0~ ~ ~ ~sed in ~e ~t for the
~ ~d of D~tors; J~es ~. Jo~s~, Jr., v~-~tte P~t ~sident;
~ ~, ~ of the ~rd of ~s ~il ~d C~ity ~eatre;
~l~e Si!~e, ~i~ of the ~d cf ~r~ors of the ~nton
~t~.
~r ~ sai~ ~t "the Co--il ~ e~sed interest in
~ ~a C~il ~ is ~,~ ee~r~ s~es on the ~t~er, ~ we ~e
~ c~sid~ ~ requests serio~ly."
A. ~e ~il co~i~ed ~ ore--ce to incr~e the
~e foll~ ordi~e m ~esen~ed:
~ ~i~, V~a I~ t~t the o~e
B. ~e ~eil ~zaid~ed ~ orate ~i~ the 1~
~ ~81-~
Ve~ ~t~, ~ s~ ~t the o~e
T~f~ ,~, ~ ~ ,~,. ~ion c~ied ~~.
C. ~ ~ r~idered · ~e on t~e o~i~e for
~l~, Q~e ~1~, to o~ t~ s~ of the ~Y
~ ~11 ~ ~ ~o .~., V~& '~e", S~ "~e", ~iife~ "~e",
~1~ "~" ~ ~ "~e". ~on =~ ~ ~o 1.
T. ~ Co--il eo~i~r~ ~he &~ of & c~e o~r on
the 8~ge C~t~ ia ~he i~ ~t of $31.738.00.
V~ ~i==, ~iafe~ seco~ to &~ro~ the c~e order.
'1
Feh~.,a~y ~4, 1981 continued
~lci~te with other Te~s ~iei~ ~e Ci~ies in
~ ~, loc~ ~ ~er, re~ed nee~ of ~ to ~ve
for ~nton cust~a, all of ~hieh costa ~n~.
Vela ~tion, ~i~ s~ond
in ~A'S r~te e~e. ~tion c~ied ~ly.
~e ~eil co~idered the ea~blia~t
~tee for the ~ed aubdi~alon
~e ~ee ad. seal that o~e
~e~e~ ~tion, ~il~ a~oad to
~ ~ C~ttt~ ~r the ~a~ aubdi~alom orate. ~ion
8tephena ~ion. Gail~ a~o~ to authorize Co~ci~ ~ins
atte~ ~he ~er~ ~ent Conference in ~ ~tonio, ~h 12 ~d 1~, 1~81.
~ o~ci~ ~ion vas t~n.
Meet~ a~o~ned at 8:~0 p,m.
# · # · · · # ·
CITY COUNCIL
Faa'eh 10, 1981
Regular Meeting of the City Co%~cll at 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, M~rch 10, 1~1 in
the Oo~il ~ers of t~e M~ici~l ~il~i~.
~: ~r St~, ~or ~ T~ ~ali~fe~o, M~bers Vela,
~te~eas, ~kias, Oi~ ~er C~is ~, ~ity Attorney
C. J. T~l~r, ~ City B~r~a~ ~oo~ ~olt.
1. ~e C~il oon~n~ into ~ecutive Session at 5:00 p.m. to disc~s
~o offici~ ~tiom ~$ t~en.
~e ~il coa~n~ into ~blic sessi~ at 7:00 p.m.
2. ~e O~,~-il co=lider~ a~r~ of the ~nutes of Fe~ru~ 17,
Feb~ 18, 19~1, ~d ~eB~ 2~, 1981.
~e~a ~tioa, Tmli~fe~o a~ond t~t the minutes of t~e Re~
~i~ of Fe~ 17, 1981, t~ S~i~ Calle~ Meeti~ of Feb~ 18, 1~1,
~d the S~i~ O~led Me~i~ of Febr~ 24, 1981 be ~ppro~d ~th a c~e
of ~e ~ J~ ~in %0 J~ ~r ~ 8~fety Sup~rt O~m~aaion m~ber.
~ion c~ie~ ~~.
CO~ ~:
I% ~a re~ueet~ t~t it~a 3 ~ 7 be r~ve~.
~tna ~ion, Vela e~on4 to approve Consent ~end~. Motion
c~i~.
A. Bidn~cheae ~ere:
1. Bid ~88~ - ~k ~d ~uc~e b~ erie - It~ 1
to ~ lnte~tio~ for $18,055.60, it~ 2 e~ded to Iaaa~aon-~ger
for $16,~.~.
2. Bid ~8~ - Tires ~d tire ae~ce - A~ded to Briscoe
Tire
3. Bi~ ~8871 - ~llity ~les (rood) - A~ded to Inte~tio~
P~per Co, Fi~ t~o~ ~ 31, 1~1.
~. ~ ~8872 - Steel ~lee & ~ceesories - A~rded to ~O
in the ~t of $3,1~0.00.
5. Bid 9~73 - ~i~ a~er ~ov~ents on ~es, Se~,
Teasl~ ~ G~ - A~ to ~ ~ Vessels for the tot~ contr~t
~ice of $46,7~.72.
6. ~hese Or~ ~728~ to ~c~ Equi~ent in the ~o~t of
B.
1. Fi~ r~lmt of the Cohagen ~dition approved.
C. Fill P~ts:
1. Fl~e~ ~emt ~o ~k & Vemtch for the ~droel~tric
Feasi~ility ~u~ app~d.
~ ~tion, Ste~e second to m~ro~d awardi~ Bid ~8870
(el~tric meters, aoc~ta ~ tr~fo~era) it,s 1-18 to ~500, it,s 19-
28 to T~le, I~. ~ it,s ~-~1 to ~iester Supply. A~er discussi~
the matter with T~ S~w of the ~c~i~ Dept.~the motion carrie~
5. ~u .~t~..~. Ho~i~m s~ond to appro~ a~di~ Bid ~8875 (live
~ trees) ~o Bl~son Inmt~t ~ee Co. at $5~.00 e~h. ~. Gleaaon will ~e
~1 ~t ~ ~ for the trs,m. Motion carried
2O6
~larch 10, 1981 co~ti~ue~
Appearance by representatives of the Denton C~mmittee on Employment
Of the Handicapped relative to ord,-antes prohibiting architectural barriers
for the handicapped and providing for handicapped parkin~.
Audle~ Blackburn, Chair,~ of the Environmental Barrier and Trans-
portation Subc~ittee of the Denton Committee on Emplo2ment of the Handicapped,
zpo]~e relative to accessibility to buildings for handicaPl~, a, well as ~ride
doom for entry. He pointed out that p~rking places for the ha~c&pped are
being used by others, and that entry to Poet Office is difficult.
He th~ed the City for sidewa~ ramps and ramping of the Civic
Center.
~e asked the ~uention, "IIo~ can a person capable of working appl~
for a Job if a building cannot be entered or parking ia not available?"
Chris Bryant, Co-chairman of the Student Affairs S~b¢~-~ttee on
Employment of the Handicapped, spoke. He advised that one of six people in the
U. S. are pbysically handicapped. He a~ that we don't zee them a lot because
they can't go angers ~ecause of phyzical barriers or ph~zical impairment,
including blindness an~ old a~e.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Herper~ also in whaelchaira, zpoke to the Council.
Vela motion, Hopkinz zecon~ to direct the City Attorney to prepare
au appropriate ordina~ce. Motion carried unanimousl~.
7. Discussion of the ordi~=~ce requirin~ the issuance of health cards
for foo~ hagglers.
Maa'garet Hutchinson, Administrator of the City-County Health D~pt.,
.al~e. She advised that "Article ~, Section 11-~ of Food He~dler's
City of Denton, requires a syphilis test before a health card ia issued by
the Hea~lth Department, so ~e are asking that this ordinance be ~d~ because
in the l~aSt 5 years we have not had one active syphilis case. Sc~e have been
positive, but this has been due to old syphilis cases or the medication the
per~ has been taking.
We have a VD clinic that ye hold 3 times a reek. Anyone zus]~ecting
that they might have VD or have been exposed to it, can go to the VD clinic
and, vithout charge, the State rill furnish ~edication.
There is an u~due financial hardship or btu'den o~ the people ~ho are
requiring food handlers to have. There is a charge of $10.00 for a blood
syphilis test and a TB test in order to be issued a health card to ~rk in a
rest&uA-ant or other place ~ere food ia
Mrs. Hutchinson suggested that the test for ~yphilis be deleted
food ~-ndlers be required to attend classes given by the Health Department.
Eopkins motion, G~iley second to discuss and consider an appropriate
ordinance to be prepared by the. City Attorney. Motion carried
8. The Council considered the approval of final l~t of $90,11~.~
to the M, tasou~i Pacific Railroad Com~. ~y for work performed on the Enbertzon
Stree~ ~ridge.
~e~f Meyer repox.ted as follo~w:
The total Robertzon Street Bridge pro~ect exceeded the amount of
ODBO funds available. The final cost ~rlll be approximately $~O0,000. In
1980 the City Council authorized $107,000 from ~he ~aueral_f~ ~o ~e tlp the
difference. HOwever, because of savi~s on other CD~ capital imln~veeaents,
it iz not expected that all of the $107,000 will need to be expended.
The Missouri Pacific Railroad performed a portion of the ne~e Hober~zon
Street underpass and bridge. Taliaferro asked why this pro.~ect was over the
budget on every item.
Meyer answered that the railroad used their people on much of the
p~oJect. It is know~ as a "force accou~t".
Hopkins motion, Vela second to approve relnota~r~l~ the final payment
of $90,11~.33 to Missouri Pacific Railroad Company.
Motion carried reluctantly but unanimously.
ORDYNANCE~:
A. The Council considered the adoption of a~ ~: ~i,~ance providing for
the abaudomaent of the Singin~ Oaks Church of ~ist easement.
ORDTNANCE #81-22
A~i ORDINANCE PROVIDING T~AT ALL RIORT, TI~, AND I~%'~EST OF TWl~, CI"~Y OF
~21 LA~D ~-J~TO~0~ DEDICATED AS A PUBLIC UTILITY ~ASEM~ BE VACA','E~ AND
M&rch lO, 1981 continued
A~A~DOFED; AND P~OVIDIN~ THAT ~IS ~CE ~L BEC~ ~CT~ ~LY.
~k~ ~t~on, T~f~,-o s~ond t~ ~he ordi~ce be ~sed. On
B. ~ ~ eomai~ed the ~o~ion of ~ or~i~ee
retina of the FI~ 28th ~ iilue election.
10. ~e ~o~il conlider~ the &~o~ of · request ~ ~ederick A.
Jefff M~ ~s~ t~t · ~at. ap~o~ is r~uired before
~1~ c~ obtain ~lities e~ti0n. ~er r~uested the Co,oil
to table the ~tt~ sub~Kt to ~at ~.
~inG ~tion, Vel~ s~ond to &~ve the request s~J~t to plat
approX. ~tion c~ried ~~.
11. ~e Co--il coniid~ &~o~ to ~c~se liability ins~ce for
Vela ~i~, ~il~ s~o~ to &~ove the ~h~e off $1,000,000
12. ~e Co~cil eoneider~ the &~al of a gr~t ~en~nt for
d~lo~ent of ~ ind~trial ~trea~nt pr~r~.
~ Nele~ ~e~ t~t the ~viro~t~ ~otection ~ency (~A)
~sted ~etret~ent r~i~ g~i~ the control of industri~
~soh~g~ to m~ici~ s~e t~eatm~t ~st~. ~eee re~ations vere
1. ~ ~t the ~d~ti~ off ~llut~ts into the s~tem ~ioh
interne ~th tr~t ~ocea~es,
~. ~ p~t the i~tion of ~llut~ts into the ~stm ~ich
~ o~er to ~o~ieh the &~ve objectives, the City off Denton ~11
be r~r~ ~ d~elop ~ ~r~ent ~ vhich will re~tte the ~isch~ge
of ind~t~i~ ~stes into the s~e treatment synal.
~e p~ co, iaaa of t~ee p~es. ~e estimated coat of Ph~es I
~ IY ia $~,~72, but cost o~ ~ae ~Z~ is indete~i~ble.
~e~o ~tion, ~ a~ond to approve a gr~t ~e~ent
for de~l~nt Off ~ ind~tri~ ~etre&~ent pro~. Motion c~ried
reg~di~ Gil~ C~lth re~ on Gibbons Creek ~it f2,
~d ~, ~ of ~, said t~t the ~ rec~endi that
the Co~oil inst~ct Denton'e ~A ~ m~ers not to K~rove ~A's pro-
~ Glb~ Creek ~lt 12 ~s a ~o~ect
1. ~A condors ~her ~ti~ of the ~o~aed acceleration
of Oib~ns Creek Unit 2 to dete~ine whether a 1~0 c~erci~
O~&tion ~te w~d be ~re ~on~ic~l~ feasible th~ the
2.~A condors ~ther investigation of a sidle, versus
~it ~ni~ pl~ for ~A limits rese~es.
l~l~rch 10, 1981 co~.tinued
3. TMPA conducts a full analysis of "high grazlin~" the ~ne o~r~on
for the imiti~ five ~e~s of operation in o~er to help blend
the hi,er c~pit~ costa with lower ~el
~.~A lucre · re~ on the p~eaa of neg~%i&tiona reg~
a s~e off ~it ~2 ~er ~ emery.
~. ~e Oity Co--il ~ ~Blic ~ilitiea ~ ~e a deliberate
~licy decision reg~di~ the a~e of a ~ion of Dentoa's
ener~ ~ co~equently, ~el sullies ~ Gibboms ~reek
g~erati~ ~its to ~ outside utility.
Ste~e~ ~tion, Hogans s~on~ t~t De~on's re~esentativea ~o ~A
~ instated to foll~ the rec~e~atio~ of the P.U.B. ~nd Council.
~tion c~ied ~o~.
~e Co~cil co~idered the i~ of a ~s~ to le~e ~itio~
office 8~e for City ~1.
Bill ~elo re~ed that ~o~ Title ~., 32~ E~t ~Xi~, ~11
u~n be a~ila~le for le~e, and it is re~onsB~ priced
others. ~ing Cole, Rick ~e~ ~d Bill ~elo ~e on the o~ittee.
~elo ~esented the foll~ ~e C~ttee
1. Relocate ~ta ~ocessi~ (2,870 sq. ~.)
2. Relocate Perso~el De~, (~,~8 sq. ~.)
Relocate ~er~ Cons~tion o~ffice (~00 sq.
~&tion of a~itio~ confference/meeti~ r~.
~e City ~ reco~ded the ~. "~is is a clogs l~ation,
tBe five ~ear lease will cost $~7,000 ~ith ~ esc~&tion clause to cover
i~r~ses."
T~iaferro motion, Vel& s~ond to ap~ve the le~e of or,ce
in the ~ers Title B~l~i~ at ~2~ E. ~. ~tion c~i~ ~~.
~e 0o~il considered the appro~ of a contr~t vith ~nton Girl's
~1 Association to ~o~e for ~pirea.
Vela motion, ~i~ second to s~ the contr~t, ~tion c~ri~
~ly.
16. ~e Co--il considered the a~ of a contr~t vith
~eB~, ~nc. ~a~e to p~de for ~pi~es.
St~hens motion, Vela second to ap~ve the contract. Motion
17. %e co~cil r~essed into ~utive session to disc~s Bo~d
No o~ci~ ~tion wis t~en.
~e meetl~ a~o~ed at ~ p.m.
2O9
C~ COUNCIL
~rch 17, 1981
Special Oalle~ Joist Meeti~ of the City Council and the Data Processing
A~visory Bo~r~ at $:00 p.m., Tues,, M~rch 17. 1~1 in the Civil Defense
~'A': Co~: ~or ~, M~or ~o T~ ~iaf~ro, M~bers Galley,
~e~. ~ ~o~i~; City ~er ~i~ ~t~. City
Atto~e~ ~. J. Taylor, ~ Acti~ City 8eeretm~ Bill ~gelo.
0~il~ Vela
1. ~e C~,,~-il ~e~ ~ r~tion relative to c~uter ser~ees for
t~ City.
~ip 0~llins of ~ ~lefe4 ~e Co~cil ~ ~4. ~inti~ o~ the
~io~
~, ,aid ~i~ I ~ ~ I~ ~331 c~er ~th ,up~ ~ent
t~t ~11 ~os~ ~.~ million if ~, c~ter ia lea~ed or a~t $2.7 ~lli~ if
~c~s~ ~tright. Cost ia to~l o~rati~ cost for five ye~s.
~siat~t ~er ~ ~le ~viae~ t~t the staff ~11 ev~e the
question of l~ae ~ ~o~se ~ ~11 negotiate contr~ts to bri~ b~k to
the
0oll~ ,ai~ L~ ~elo~ a request for pro~a~s for a c~er
~at~ ~ ,~t to 33 ~rz. Fi~ res~mded.
Five v~or~ were selected for visits to sites of their installations.
~tober. ~oll
invento~ ~ n~ J~e.
~i~
~ta ~o~e,,i~ ~vi,~ ~ ~ to ~eept the c~cept of ~ion I.
~ion c~i~ ~u,~.
2. Co,oil recessed in~ ~ecutive Session to diacu, a leal ~tters,
r~l e,tate, ~rao~el. ~a ~ a~lntments. No action t~en.
Re~ ~g of the Co~il at 7:00 p.m., ~ea~, ~ch 17. 1~1 in the
Oo~il ~erm of ~he ~ici~ ~ldi~.
3. A ~l~tion deel~i~ Dent~n ~n~icap A~renesa Week w~ ~,t~ned
~il ne~ ~l~.
~ ~tion. ~e~s s~ond to r~ove it,s 8 & 9 ~ the ~enda
~til the ~ ~e C~ittee on ~estion c~ ~e ~her stu~. Ca~iea
H~n, ~tion, ~il~ m~ond to a~rove consent ~enda. Motion
c~ried ~~.
A. Plata:
1. Fill replat of iota ~. ]. 6. Block 5, ~sley P~k A~i~ion
ap~.
2. Fim~ plat of lot 1, block 1. Double ~le Addition approve.
1. ~in~ ~e~ ~o M~ Const~ction C~y for $16,6h0.~
for ~ai~e ~pro~nts a~roved.
21(} City Council M~rch 17, 1981 continued
C. Re fxMld~:
1. Refund of overpayment of taxes to McDonald's of Denton approved.
5. PUBLIC
A. Z-l~81 - ~e Co~cil consisted the petition of
requesti~ a ch~e in zoni~ ~ ~-7 to ~ alo~ the north
side of Willo~od.
~e ~r opted the h~i~. S~ s~ke ~ainst, one for the
~ition. ~se In op~sition s~ke of ~ter p~bl~a If the a~ents ~e
~lt, ~d the integrity of the si~e f~i~ nei$~r~d ~d be ~ir~.
~e ~r closed the he~i~.
~il~ ~tion, ~ins s~ond to ~able the request to m ne~
~t~e ~te for ~ther st~. Motion failed 3-2.
Stephens ~tion, Taliaferro seco~ to ~ the ~ti~ion. ~tion
c~ri~ h-O, ~th Gailey abstaini~.
B. Z-1~82 - ~e Co,oil conai~ed the petition of ~b Miller
· eq~ating a c~e in zoni~ f~ 8F-7 te ~F el~el~em~i~
~eae~ as lots B ~ 4, ~livmr No~h A~ition.
~e ~or o~n~ the henri,.
No one s~ke for or ~inat the ~tition.
~e N~or closed the hearing,
·eff Meyer ad~sed that of 18 letters ~iled,
2 ~re ~ai~t the ~tition.
T~iafe~o ~tion, Hop~ns second to ap~ove the ~tition.
~tion ea~ied ~oualy.
C. E-17 - ~e Co,oil consider~ the petition of 0~11 ~d Bet~y
~ch r~uesti~ historic l~k zoni~ at 819 West ~ ~re~.
~e ~or o~ned the h~i~.
No one e~ke for or ~ainst the petition.
~e ~r clos~ the
Stephens ~tion, ~iaferro s~ond to tpp~ve the ~ition.
~tion c~ri~ ~us~.
D, ~blic h~i~ rM~di~ fo~ ~e~ts to t~ sign r~ations
of the zoni~ o~in~ce:
1. A~ro~ of ~ ~di~ce ~endi~ the zoni~ ordi~ce
A~ndix B by a~i~ ~ n~ subsection re~ati~ ~litical
siss on reaidenti~ ~operty; ~d decl~ing ~ e~tive
date.
2. Appro~l of ~ ore--ce ~endl~ ~ticle 17 of the zoni~
ore--ce by ~di~ a n~ subs~tion r~ti~ sp~ial civic
eve~ t~r~ signs; ~ decl~i~ ~ e~ecti~ ~te.
B. Approval of an ordi~ce ~endi~ ~ticle 17, C, 11, of the
zoni~ ore--ce reg~ati~ t~r~ si~s; ~ pr~iding
for ~ effective ~te.
~. Approv~ of an ordures re~ealing ~ticle 17. C, 11, of the
zoni~ ordi~a-ce, eff~ti~ J~ 1, 1~86.
Galley ~tion, No~ins second to ap~e it,s 1 & ~. ~tion
ca~i~ ~ously. It,s 2 & ~ were defeated because of a lack of five (5)
mffi~tive votes.
roh oonti u.d 21
E. The Council considered ~n or~in~nce amending ~icle 26, B (5)
of the zoni~ or~i~ee. ~e ~o~s~ oral--ce ~d require a ]/~ vote of
the ~il to a~ ~ ~t to the zoni~ ordin~ce ~ ~% or more
of ~c~y ~s ~thin 200 feet ~e o~s~, or when the Pl~i~ ~ ~ni~
C~eston reopens d~i~.
~itf~ ~tion, ~le7 s~ond to &pprove the ~e~i~ reg~i~
A. ~ Co,oil consi~red the ~o~ of a q~tcla~ of ~ tr&ct
of 1~ in the J. W. ~win aub~sion.
Taltaf~ ~ion, ~n~ s~ond t~t the ordi~ce be
B. ~e ~cil eo~i4~ed the adoption of ~ or~i~ce c~i~
the mo~ f~ sidle f~ly (~-10) to plied aevelo~nt (~21) on
~il~ ~tion, St~h~ s~o~ that the or~i~ce be
0.' ~e ~eil co~i~re~ the adoption of ~ o~i~ce ch~i~ the
zoning ~ t~ f~ (2-F) to office (o) classi~catiou at the ~rtheast
Ste~s ~tion, ~ll~ a~o~ that the ordi~ce
D. ~e ~cil consisted the mppro~l of an ordi~ce ~en~
8t~ motion, ~ a~ that the ordin~e be
E. ~e Co~cil co~iaer~ the ap~o~ of ~ ordi~ce ~eadi~ the
~ticle 26, B (5) of the zoni~ ordi~ee.
~ O~IN~ ~O ~C~ ~6 B.(5) OF ~ Z~G ORDIN~CE OF ~ CI~ OF
March 17, 1981 continued
Dma'A~)N, TEXAS, AS SAME WAS ADOP,.~ AS AN AP~_.~IX TO THE CODE OF ORDIHANCE~ OF
TN~ CITY OF D~I~N, TEXAS BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1; A~D DEOLARIN~; AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Taliaferro motion, Gailey second that the ordinance Be p~sse~. On
roll call vote, Taliaferro "aye", Galley "aye", 8tephenl "a~ve", Hopkins
~ Stewart "aye". Motion carried
F. The Council considered the aplmrov~l of a~ or~inaace a~end~-E the
zoning oral/names appendix B ~y a~lain6 a new subsection regulating political
signs on residential property; and declaring an effective date after the April
City Council runoff election. '
ORDINANCE #81-29
AN O~DINANCE ~uING THE ZONING ORDINANCE APPE~IX B O~ THE CODE OF TEE CITY OF
DE~, TEXAS IS H~EBY AMENDED BY ADDING A NEW SUBSEOTION ~EGULATING POLITICAL
BrGN~ ON REBID~wTLAL ZOmmu PROPERTY; AND DECLArING AN EFFEOTIFg DATE.
Hopkins motion, Taliaferro lecond that the or~Inan~e ~e passed. On
roll ca~ll vote, Hopki~ "aye", Taliaferro "a~,e", Galley "a~ve", Stel~e~s "aye"
amd S~ewart "aye". Motion carried unamimously.
7. The Council considered the approval of a contr~t with Chandler amd
Eargett Ccmpamy to place "courtesy benches" with "co~m~ercial sponsorships"
"certain locations".
Taliaferro motion, Hopkins second that the contract he denied. Motion
8. The Council considered the approval of a contra~t with the Umite~ Way
for Information and Referral Services. The Mam~er a~vised that the contract
will provide $1~,$00 to help smooth the transition period for Information amd
~eferral Services into the United Way program.
Talilaferro motion, Stephens second that the contract be approved.
Motion carried ~imously.
9. The Council considered ~he acce~ance of a $2,]00 Ernst from the
Consumer Product Safety Commission for educational fire prevention
am~ authorization for the staff to execute a contract.
Eopkins motion, Stephens second to aecep~ the grant. Motion carried
onanimousl~.
10. The Council considered the inti~oduction of am ol~a-~e amending
O~dina~ce 76-28 providing for rules of procedure for City Council meetings.
City Attorney, C. J. Taylor, advise~ that it d~es not require the
Council to vo~e on it at this meeting.
11. The Council considered appointing George Hopkins to the Denton Housing
Authority Board of Directors, re~lacing Miller D~vi~e who ~ resigmed.
Taliaferro motion, Hopkins second to appoint George Hopkins to the
Board of Directors. Motion carried unanimously.
12. The meeting a~ourned at 8:~0 p.m,
0iTY SECRETARY
213
CITY COUNCIL
M~rch 2~, 1981
Special Called Me~img of the Council at 3:00 p.m., Tuesday', I~a"ch 2~, 1981
in the Council Chambers of the ~i~i~ ~il4i~,
~: ~r ~, ~r ~o T~ T~iaferro, M~ra Vela, ~il~, Hop~ns, ~ ~e~l& Olt~ Atto~ey C. J. T~lor, City ~er ~ie
~ City S~r~ ~s ~ott.
~e Co.oil con--ed into ex~ive session at ~:00 p.m. to discuss leg~
~tters, r~ aa~ate, ~rao~el, ~d ~ ~p~int~nts.
~e ~il co~ven~ into ~blic session at 7:00
~ of t~ Co--il, the Ci~ ~er ~d City Atto~, ~re
d~k gl~es, sat ~ ~e~c~ire, ~d h~i~ p~bl~ or other ~i~ents
to e~ate "H~dica~ Aw~eae~a Week in Denton", ~ch ~h t~o~h April
~e ~l~tion ~ re~ ~ ~rg~ Green, who org~iz~ the
~t Green ~ao ~ead a ~cl~tion p~la~ing April as
"C~er Contel ~th in D~ton".
~ ~r~ ~d ~ ~ea~ to the City of ~nton for the
Misao~i P~ifio ~ilro~ Bridge et ~aon Street ey the
~gineera of ~esot~. Schoell, Fiel~ ~ ~aoci&tes Inc., of Denton
w~e the loc~ ~ineerz.
2. ~80L~I~S:
A, ~e follo~ ~esoluti~ ~e presented:
~O~ON
~, ~he Cit~ of Denton fi~ it neeeas~ to p~chase a ce~ain trot of
1~ l~t~ in the City of ~n~on, Te~s, ~d ~re ~ly described below; ~d
~, ~he Oit~ ~il of the Cit~ of Denton is of the opinion that the beet
interest ~ ~lf~e of the ~Blic ~11 be se~ by the ~chase of the
of re~ el~a~e ~eacrib~ below; ~
~, the City of D~ton ~d ~ off said ~oel, J. A. Coffey, ~ree
· consideration of $~9,100.~ ia a ~ir ~d ~re~ v~ue of such deecri~
NOW, ~, ~ IT ~L~ ~ ~ C~ CO. OiL OF ~ O~ ~ ~N, T~,
1. ~e City At~o~ ia here~ ~rized to pre~e ~atever le~
are n~ees~ to o~e the t~afer of ~o~y so deacrib~ ~el~ ~ the
o~er ther~f to the ~ate of Text:
Bei~ 1~.028 ~rea of 1-~, more or less, sit.ted in the ~. ~C~ken
Abatr~t $17, ~ton 0~ty, T~; e~d lh.028 ~res, ~re or less, bei~ a
~ of ~ 10~.186 ~re trot of l~d cou~e~ to J. A. Coff~ by de~ dat~
Norther 1, 1~8, ~d reeor~ed ~ Vol~e 921, P~e ~6~, Deed Records of arid
co~t~; acid 1~,0~$ ~s bei~ ~re ~ic~ly described ~ metes ~d bo~ds
as foll~a:
C~CING &t & ~iut in the ~a~ ri~t of ~ line of ~ R~ 428; said ~int
~so bei~ t~ southeast ocher of said J, A. Coffey tract~
'A'~ No~h ~ ~' 08" We~t ~c~ the west right of ~ line of said ~ Road
~28 a dist~e of 112.3~ fe~ to the PO~ OF ~I~;
~CE ~o~ ~e n~ south right of ~y line of ~&te ~op 288 ~a
No~h O~ ~3' 0~" Wea~ a diet.ce of 7~,~7 feet~
No~h 6~ 06' 37" W~t a diet.ce of 288.~ feet;
No~h ~ ~2' ~" West & diet.ce of ~84.~6 feet;
No~h ~o ~6' 0~" West a dist~ce of ~4.86 feet to ~ ~int for a
c~e to the le~ ~vl~ a central ~gle of 0~ 28' 49" ~d a r~lus
of ~619.~ feet be~i~ ~h 1]° 23' 2~"
'A'~ ~o~ said c~ to the le~ a diet.ce of 47,11 feet to a
~int for & corner in the west line of said J. A. Coffey
T~ No~h O1° 37' 08" ~st ~o~ the west line of said J, A. Coff~ ~r~t
diet--s of 226,67 feet to & ~int ~r · co~er~
~OE ~uth 79~ ~' 12" ~at ~o~ the new ~h right of w~ li~ of State
M~rch 24, 1981 continued
Loop 288 a distance of 504.06 feet to & point for & corner;
T~CE South 7}° 24' ~3" ~at continui~ ~o~ the n~ north ri~t of ~ line
of S~e ~p 288 a ~ist~ce of 727.16 feet to ~ ~int for a co~er~ s&ia ~int
bei~ in a c~e to the ri~t h~ a centr~ a~le of 0~° 06' 10" ~a a r~i~
of ~839.58 feet be~i~ South 24° 20' 18" West;
~ ~o~ s~ia c~e to the right ~ dist~ce of 520.08 fe~ to a ~int for
~ ~o~h 73° 11' 3T" East & ~ist~ce of 46.02 feet ~o & ~int in the e~t
line of a&i~ J. A. 0off~ Tr~tl
~ ~h 01° 17' 20" ~at ~o~ the e~t li~ of
~st~ce of 30.86 feet to a ~int for & ce~er in
~CE ~ou~h 29° ~7' 08" We~t ~ong t~e we~t ri~t
~at~ce of ~16.86 feet to the ~i~ of begi~i~.
2. ~e City of Denton i~ here~ ~t~er &uthoriae~ to p~ J. A.
Co~ ~ ~er of said 8escribed p~y, conai8er&tion in ~he ~o~t of
$~9,1~.00, p~c~e price, ~ a~ess~ ~ r~so~ble r~or~ fees.
3. ~ia Resolution ah~l t~e effect {~iately ~om
~sz~e ~ a~o~ in ~eora~ce with the p~vialona of the D~ton Cit~ ~er.
P~ ~ ~R~ this the .~. ~ of ~ , 1981.
CI~ OF DENTON~ TEXA~
A'A"A~T:
BSO0~S EOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY ~F DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL ~ORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, ~R., CITY
Ci~ OF DENTON,
BY:
Vela motion, Taliaferro second that the Resolution be" pesaed.
O~ roll ca.ll v~e Vela "~ye", Taliaferro "e~e", ~e~enl "qe", b~i~a
Gailey "~e" ~ St~ "~e". ~tion c~ie~ ~usly.
~. ~e follo~ Remol~ion w~a ~ented:
~O~I~
W~, the City of ~ton fin~ it n~eae~ to ~e a oe~n trot of l~d
l~ated in the City of Denton, Te~a, ~ ~re ~y demcrib~ bel~; ~d
~, the City Co~cil of the City of ~nton is of the opinion that the Beat
i~ereat ~d welf~e of the ~blic ~11 Be se~ed ~ the ~ch~se of the ~roel
of re~ estate described below~ ~
~, the City of ~n2on ~d ~ers of s~d ~oel, J~ee W. P~b~ ~d
Willi~ B. P~e, agree t~t · conside~tion of $37,22~.00 is a f~ir ~d ~eed
~ue of s~h described pro~rty~
1. ~e City Attorne~ ia hereby authoriz~ to pre~e ~atev~ leal
~o~ts ~e necess~ to o~ete the tr~afer of p~pe~y ~o described bel~
~ the o~er ther~f to the State of Texa~:
Be~ 10.722 ~res of l~d, ~re or leas, ~th 0.088 of ~ ~re bei~ located in
a ~blio R~d (~ Ro~d) sit~t~~ in the S~uel McOracken S~, Abstr~t
817, ~ bei~ out of a 213.6 ~re trot of l~d oonv~ed to J~ee W. P~
Willi~ B. P~e ~ deed dat~ Maveh 22, 1977, recorded in Vol~e 832, P~e
Deed ~ of Denton Co~ty; said 10.~8~ ~res of l~d bei~ more
described by metes ~ bo~ds ~a follow:
C~C~G at a ~int bei~ the so~hweat corner of a 10~.186 acre trot
conv~ to J.A. Coffe~ by deed ~ted Norther 1, 1978, ~d r~or~d in Vol~e
921, ~ge 9~, Deed Recor~ of ~nton
1981 co tin . 215
TSENCE North 01° 37' 08" East ~lo~ the west line of said Coffey tx~ct a
dist-~ce of 792.~3 feet ~ the ~I~ ~ ~I~ING; amid ~int bei~ the
a~ther~ right of w~ li~ of State ~p 288 ~d being in a cu~e to ~he le~
wi~h a cemtr~ ~e of ~o 50' ~7" ~d w~ae ra~ of 5619.58 feet ~e~s ~u~h
~CE ~e~ a~ e~e to the le~ m ~st~ce of 1161.61 feet to a
T~ No~h 88° ~6' 03" West a ~iet~ce of 882.10 feet to a ~int for a corner~
T~ ~ou~h ~6° 17' ~0" West a ~st~ce of 70.99 feet to m ~i:t for a ~rner in
the east lime of ~ Roa~ (m ~lic re~);
'i'~0E No~ 88~ $6' 03" West ~ ~st~e of 12.0 fe~ to a ~int in the center-
line of ~he aforemai6 ~
~ No~h 01° ~' 29" ~st ~e~ the centerline of said 8tua~ Rom4 a ~ist~ce
of 320.01 feet %~ a ~int for a ao~er;
~CE So~h 8~ 56' 03" ~st a diet,ce of 12.0 feet to a ~int for a co,er in
the e~t right of ~ line of aai~ St~
~OE ~,~ the n~ no~h~ly r~ht of w~ line of ~ate ~cp 288 ms ~uth ~3° ~2' 1~" ~t a ~st~ce of 70.~
~uth 88° 5g' 03" ~t a dist~ce of 880.3~ fe~ to the begi~i~
of m =~e ~ the ri$~ hmvi~ ~ central angle of 10° 19' 26" ~d
~CE aai~ c~e to the ~i~t a dist~ee of 1052.21 feet;
~ ~o~h 7~' ~' 12" ~st a diet,ce of 110.58 feet to a
for ~ e~rmer in the ~mt lime of the afor~emtioned Coff~ trot;
'i'~t~ ~h 01~ 37' 08" Wemta ~iet~e of 226.67 feet to the POI~ OF
2. ~e City of D~tom ia he~y ~her authorized to ~ J~es W.
Pec~ ~ Willi~ ~. P~e ~ ~era of said described p~rty, consideration
in the ~t of $~7,~5.00, ~e~se prioe, pl~ necess~ ~d reaso~ble
r~ar~
~. ~il Resolution ~1 t~e eff~t ~dietely fr~ ~d ~er
its ~aa~e ~d m~ in ~eo~ce with the ~o~alons of the ~tom ~ity
Cheer.
P~B~ ~ ~ ~hfa the ~~ of ~. 1981, ~0. S~, ~YOR
CItY OF D~FfON, ~XAS
APPROVED A~ TO
C. J. "2AYe,
CITY O~ D2~TOtl,
Eopki~ motion, Vela ze~oncl that the Resolution be passed. On roll
call vote Eopkin! "aye", Vela "a~e", Btephens "aye", Galley "aye", Taliaferro
"aye" a~d ~tewmrt "aye". Motiom carried ~im~usly.
3. CO~'IS~EY A~E~DA:
T~liafarro motion, Galley second to r~ve chamge order #? of it~
C-i, ceili~ fans, ~ the a~enda a~d to refer it to the City staff. Motion
carried.
T~liafer~o motion, Wo~ns second to app~ve the consent agenda.
Moti~ carried.
~fe~ch 2~, 1981 continued
A. Bi~./~vrch~se Orders:
1. Bid #8883 - C~lver~ pipe - Av~de~ to ~e~ Steel C~ve~
in the ~t of ~1~.8~ ~r foot, ~ot~ bi~ $13,~7~.00
2.Bi~ ~887T - Libra~ ~it~e - A~ded to West Suppl~
in the ~o~t of
1. Re~ ~e~t of t~e, to E~in, Imc. i~ the ~t
of ~2, ~11.0~ &~rove~.
~. ~e ~er.:
~ica~d steward,, in the ~t of $1,7~.00 for the li~r~, for
~e 0o~il he~ a ~ogrea, re~ on the Denton O~ittee for t~e
~emt of t~e ~dioap~ by Dr. Ol&u~eae ~ell.
~ ~ fl]~ to estebliih ~ office on t~e ~a-~ica~ a~ ~.
A. ~e Co--il comii~ered the ~ion of ~ oral--ce c~-~i~
zoni~ ~ ~-7 to GR at ~1~ Aveaue D. (Z-I~).
0~ ~81-~0
~ ~ ~ ~P~ZX ?0 ~ CODE OF 0~ OF ~ ~ ~ D~O~,
~ ~Z~ MO. ~-1, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~P~ ~0 ~ 1~, ~ ]~4 ~ ~0~
~B D~ ~ T~ O~IC~ T~ ~ ~ T~ CITY ~ D~%'~, ~; ~
~ ~ DA~.
Talimfe~ ~tiou, Hopkins second t~t the ordi~nee Be ~sed.
~11 e~l vote T~iaferro "~e", Hopkins "~e", Gail~ "~e", Ve~ "~e",
B. ~e Co.oil coneidere~ the ~ion of ~ ordi~ee ~i~ti~
temts ~r e~ilis for Food ~era,
0~ ~81-~
~ O~IN~ ~bI~ ~TION 11-36 ~O~H ~TI~ 11-49 OF ~IO~ III OF
T~ CODE ~ ~ CI~ ~ D~, ~; ~O~G ~R ~D ~B ~;
~lley ~ion, Vela s~ond t~t the or~in~ee be ~ssed. ~ roll
c~l ~te G~i~ "aye", Vela "~e", Stephe~ "~e", Ho~i~ "aye", T~i&fe~o
"~e" ~d ~ "~e". ~tiou c~rried ~usly.
C. ~e Co.oil eonsid~ed the m~ion of ~ ordi-*9-e
ce~aln ~blio stre~s iu the d~t~ area of the City of ~ton for ~le
~ ~lel ~ki~, no ~ki~ zones ~d ~restricted ~ki~.
O~IN~ ~81-32
~ ~DIN~ DEBI~NAT~G O~AIN P~IC S~'A'B ~ ~ C~ OF D~ON, '~'~
~ ~ ~ p~tt~, p~; ~OV~I~ F~ T~ L~ATIONS F~ ~IC~8
P~ ~ ~ CI~ B~; ~OH~ '~'~ P~O OF ~IC~B ~ C~TAIN
~IC B~B IN T~ CI~ OF D~N, T~B~ PB~DI~ F~ BI~B ~ N~I~ OF
T~ ~TATI~B ~ N~P~ ZOO; PRO~G ~OB ~ ~OV~ OF ~IC~B
P~ ~ N~P~ ZOOS; ~ FOB ~I~'&~ P~ ~ATIONB;
~D~ A P~ ~ ~ TO ~C~.:~ ~0 ~ DO--B; ~DIN~ A S~
~IL~ C~U~; ~OV~I~ ~ ~ B~ OF O~IN~S OR P~B ~ O~IN~C~
~ CO~LI~ ~; ~ING A SAVINGS C~E; ~O~DING FOB ~LICATI~
~ D~I~ ~ ~TI~ DA~.
M,rch 19 1 continue
8tel~he~ motion, Ga/lay second that the ordinance be p~ssed. On
roll call vote Stephens "a~e", (}alley "a~Ve", Hopkina "a~e", Taliaferro "aye",
Vela "~e" and 8tewar~ "~e". Motion carried unanimously.
D. The Council coneidered the adoption of the Fair Housin~
Ord/nance.
0~DINANOE #81-33
D~G ~E ~CY ~ T~ CI~ ~NST DISCR~ATION IN H~SING~ D~IN~G
~e~ ~%iou, Tali~er~ leco~ t~t the o~i~ce be
S~i~ Uae P~% for fi~ (~) ~rel of l~d ~ed ~ the ~i~ta of
~i~e~ ~tion, ~inl s~ond that the or,in.ce be passed.
F, ~e Co~cil considered the a~ion of an or~u~ce
Or~-a-~e 76-~ p~ai~ ~r ~es of ~oced~es for City Co~cil meeti~s.
~p~ ~ion, ~e~ s~on~ that the or~e be ~aed.
~e Co.oil cogitated the &~val of a Resolution of A~ecia~ion
m~%er of the ~ Use Pl~-i~ C~ittee.
on beef of the ~e of the City of ~nton, Texas, the
~ Oit~ C~cil ~si~ ~o ~blic~ express their sincere gratitude
to ~ for his ~ble ~blic se~ice ~ & m~ber of the
Uae Pl~i~ ~ttee~
~ ~ ~b~ of the ~ Use Pl~i~ C~ttee ~ ~sel~shly
oomtrib~e~ t~e ~ ef~ to ~duce a Develo~ent G~ae for
t~e ~e ~evelo~ent of the City of Denton~
the M~bers of the Cit~ Co~cil of the 0ity of Denton, Te~s hereby
e~ess to ~, o~ ~i~%i~ ~d sincere t~ for & Job well
d~e ~ a m~%~ of the ~ Use P~i~ Co~*ttee.
M~rch 2~, 1981 continued
ATTEST:
~00](~ HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED A8 TO LEGAL FOI~M:
¢. J. T. AYi~R, JR., ~ITY AT~3RNEY
CITY OF DE~ITOB, TE~
The members of the Land Use Plamnin~ 0~mmittee are as follow~:
Bichm~i E. Johnston, Bob Crouch, Dr. Ray Stephens, Weldon Willin~ham, Brian
Dubin, Floyd D. McDaniel, Mike Workman, Alvin Whaley, Will Wagers, B. Dwain
Vance, Bill Thomas, Cheste~ Sparks, Andy Sidor, Roy ~l.ster, Lax-~y Luce, Robert
Lafo~te, ~eorge Erieger, August Brown, Jimmy Dale Brown, Rev. M. B. Chew, Jr.,
Mike Ooehran, Jesse Coffey, Marilym Gilchrist, steve Player, Jo Luker, Jane
Malone, Linnie McAdams, Bonita Minor, Richard O. Stewart, Wa,ry D~wn, Charles
Holmkiu, Larry Ha~berson, Tom Fouts. Lloyd Sanborn, George Olufseu, Bill
~ixius, Jim Blaaton, ~obert 0. Benfleld, Betty Bailey, Dotty Dowlin~, Gra~ie
~,~-ell, Carol Wheeler-Liston~ Jane Mitchell, Ron C. ~ylam~er, an~Mmrk Roden.
Hopkins motion, Taliaferro secon~ that the resolution be p~ssed.
On roll call v~te Hopkins "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Vela "aye",
Gailey "aye" and Stewart "a~e". Motion carried unanimously.
7. The Council considered the approval of a recommendation from the
H~m~an Resources Committee (EEC) to not fund the half share costs of $6,55~.29
to op~rmte the office of City/County Medical Services Coordinator and the City
fcc---nde ~o Denton County that the duties of the office be absorbed into the
City/County Health Department.
Jeff Meyer introduced Mrs. Fannie Belle Gaupp, chmirw~man of the
EEC who a~vimed that the C~,,~ittee agreed not to fund the half share costs to
ope~te the City/County Medical Services Coordinator, and that the ~uties of
the office be absorbed into the City/County Health Department. It wms pointed
out hy the Mmyor that the City should collaborate with the County at a Joint
meeting.
Taliaferro motion to accept EEC's rec~endation to cancel fundiz~
for medical services office.
Vela asked for an emended motion. Tali&ferro agreed.
Vela motion, Hopkins secomd to allow 30 ~ays in order to review and
resolve the question with the County prior to final action and if not resolved
in 30 da~s that it would not be funded. Motion carried unanimously.
8. The Council considered the recommendation from the Human Resources
C~,,tttee (NRC) that am emergency allocation of $6,000 be ms~e to the Friends
of the Femily (~attered women and rape crisim center).
Mrs. Gaupp, chairw~=u of the EEC advised that the Friends of the
Pam/1.V has been unable to raise sufficient funds to maintmin operations through
the current fiscal year. An ,~ergency proposal for the pro~ect director to remign
an~ operate the ~roJect with CETA employees has become impossible bec&uae of ~ETA
~eQuirements that its employees have professional supervision. NRC believes that
the services rendered by the Friends of the Family are legitimate City protective
services as are protective services provided, for example, by the Police.
Carla Crisford spoke in behalf of Friends of the Family and a very
large group stood to indicate their approval.
Mrs. Crisford advised.as follows: 1. It is no longer a crisis center.
2. We are Denton County Friends of the Fam/ly.
3. We are a totally d/fferent organization.
County did not have criticism of Friends of the Family.
5. She asked $6,000 from the City.
March 2~, 1981 continuea
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Vela ~otion, T&liaferro second to approve $6,000 as a~ emergency
stopgap. Motion cax-ried
9. ~e Co. il conside~d the a~ro~l of
t~t ~he Oo~il ~ge the rei~tat~t of t~ Oity/Co~ty He~th ~nt
~ of Directors.
A re~esent~ti~ of the ~e of ~en V~era ad~a~ thet ap~ently
the He~th ~t h~ ~ o~ating at least s~eral ye~s without a ~d.
~ beli~e~ t~t 2he ~d c~ ~ovide the ~nt with citizens ~d govern-
memtal in~ ~ c~ ~o~e ~liey ~r~tion. It shoed be n~ed that the current
Dir~tor of the ~t ~s held t~t ~aition o~ a short t~e ~d t~t
she ~ st~t~ h~ intenti~ to rei~titute the
~e r~d~ 3 ~etors, one dentist, ~ 7 other m~bera, all for
2 Ye~ ~e~a.
~e~a ~ion, Ro~i~ aeco~ to ~ce~ the r~en~tion of the
Co~ittee. ~tioa c~ried ~~.
10. ~e C~il co~ider~ the a~ov~ of · contract for c~ter ~rd-
T~i~fe~o ~tion, ~il~ aeco~ to ~ce~ the rec~en~tion of
~ to ~t~ im~o · contr~t ~th ~ ~d to authorize the City ~er
ai~ the
~i~ ~o~ned at $:20 p.m,
~01~
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AFR~L
Joint meeting of City Council and Denton County Commissioners at 12 noon,
Wednesday, April 1, 1981 in the Civil Defense room.
COUNCIL FR~T: Ma~vor Pro Te~ Taliaferro, council me,bars Hopkins e~d
Stephens,
A~: Ma~or 5tew~A~c a~d Council ~Bers Vela and
C~ISSIONERS
PRESET: Judge Preston and Co~issioners Odle, We~lker, ~tey
and Beitzer.
Ma~or Pro Tern Taliaferro opened the meeting.
1. Discussion of combining the City County Medical Services
Coordinator with the City/County Health Department.
Oc~missioners Odle, S~itzer, Preston, B~te~ and Walker
Slmmke but there w~s not an a~reement to accept the recc~en~tion of the
City Council that the Medical Services Coordinator office bec~ a pa~t of
the City/County Health Depe--tment.
2. Discussion of the matter of funding of the City/County
Medical Services Coordinator.
Ta~liaferro advised that the Council will cut funding for
the Medical Services Coordinator office unless there is an argument strong
enough to c~se the Council's unanimous vote.
3. In the course of discussing the reinstatement of the City/
Oo~mty Health Dep~rtment Board of Directors Cce~zissioner ~witser gave a shor~c
~istory of the Health Dep~ent. He favored a ~oard reinst&tesaent.
Tali&ferro introduced Mrs. Fannie Belle Oaup, Chairman of
the City's H~naa Resources Committe. She advised that the c~ittee
crc&ted to screen all requests coming before the~ in behalf of the City. She
advised that her committee favored reinstating a Health Depart Board ~ith
Medical Services in the Health Dep~ent.
Hopkins a~ked if probl~m~ would be solved if City/County had
C~u Realth Department Board?
Switser motion Walker second to begin proceedings to rein-
state a ~tealth Department Board.
A v~te was not tarn on the motion.
Od~le a~Eed for an extension of time.
The Cc~missioners ~ostponed action on Switser's motion
relative to Health Department Board until their next regular session.
There was no discussion of other City/County Agencies
The meeting a&Jcurned at 2:00 p.m.
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April 7, 1981
Regular meeti~ of the City Council at 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, April 7, 1981
in the Council Chambers of the Municll~e.l Building.
PRE.~ENT.: ~vor Stewart, ~yor Pro Te~ Taliaferro, Council Members Gaile~,
Stephens, Hopkins and Vela.
1. The Council conven~l into executive session at 5:00 p.m. to dis-
cuss legal Itters,Real Estate, Personnel and Board Appointments.
At 7:00 p.m. the Council convened into public session,
The following Resolution w~s presented:
RESOLUTION
~tEREA$, on March 30, 1981 at 2: P.M. Kevin Lord, an employee of the
Electrical Depaa~ment of the City of Denton, Texas, received serious in-
Jury from an electrical shock when he came in contact with a truck which
was touching a hot electrical wire; and
WH~REA~, Mark Boyd and Mike Porter, also employees of the Electrical.
Department of the City of Denton, Texas, immediately recognized the serious
situation and condition of Kevin Lord, and administered Kevin Lord CP~ and
mouth to mouth resuscitation and continued until the ~mbulance and paramedics
arrived on the scene;
W~EREAS, the quick action end first aid administered by Mark Boyd and Mike
Porter to Kevin Lord was a major factor contributing to saving the life of
Kevin Lords NOW, T~mL~EF0~E,
BE IT ~ESOLV~) BY 'r~ CITY COUNCIL OF THE C!~Y OF DENTON, TEXAs:
The City Co~neil of the City of Denton, Texas hereby expresses to Mark
Boyd and Mike Porter its grateful thanks and appreciation for their quick
thinking and lifesaving action on March B0, 1981 for their fellow employee,
Kevin Lord.
SECTION II.
We a~k all amploFees of the City of Denton and our fellow citizens of
the City of Denton to Join %~s in sa~vl~ thanks to Mark Boyd ~nd Mike Porter
for a Job well done.
We here~y d~lare April 7, 1981 as "F~rk Boyd a~d Mike Porter Appreciation
Day" in the City of Denton, Texas.
SECTION IV.
The City 8eeret~ry is hereby directed to record this Resolution in full
in the Minlites of the City Council md to furnish an original copy ~o
Boyd amd Mike Por~er".
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 7th day of April, 1981.
Is~
~'ICEA~D O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
l.s.l.,,
BROOKS EOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, ~'EXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J, ~A¥50~, J~., CI~¥ AT~0RNEY
CITY OF D~T0~ TEXAS
April 7, 1981 continued
Motion Stephens, second Gailey that the Resolution be p~ssed. On
roll call vote Gaile¥ "aye", Stephens "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Hopkins "aye",
Vela "aye" and Mayor "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
~he MAyor presented plaques and copies of the above Resolutions
to both Boyd and Porter. These two men then praised the actions of their
co-workers, Kenneth Hyde, Chamles Finley, Jim Brown an~ Ed Dawson
The Mayor then read portions of the following Proc~mmations:
Proclaim/ng Secretaries Week, Beta Si~mm Phi Day, Dr. Leon Breeden Day,
Private Property Week and Dr. Howard M. Temin, NoBel Laurea%e (a.leo made
honorary citizen).
2. The Council considered approval of the Minutes of the Regular
Meeting of March 10, 1981; the Special 0alled Meeting of March 17, 1981 and
the Special Called Meeting of March 24, 1981.
Vela motion, Hopkins second that the Minutes of the Regular Meeting
of March 10, 1981; the Special Called Meeting of March 17, 1981 and the
Special Called Meeting of March 2~, 1981 he approved. Motion carried un-
animously.
3. Consent Agenda
(;allay motion, Vela second to approve the Consent Agenda.
A. Bids/Purohma · Orders
1. Bid # 8874, Vehicle Preventative maintenance, awarded
to Waller Exxon, the lowest bidder.
2. Bid # 8878, 36" Water main awarded to United Construct-
ion Company, Incorporated of Dallas at the low bid of
$234,293.00 with Sixty (60) working days.
3. Bid ~ 8882, Airport Agriculture lease awarded to high
bidder Ernest and Lewis Trietsch for the total three
(3) year lease in the amount of
4. Bid # 8885, Wells and pump repairs awarded to Lane Texas
Company at a low bid of $23,617.00.
5. Bid # 8886, Hydraulic 0ylinders awarded to Bernard and
Associates at a low hid price of $9,577.16 with freight
prepaid.
B. Plats:
1. The final replat of lots 27 and 28 Block 2, Wimbleton
Village, Phase I was approved.
Final Payments:
1. Final payment to C-HOE for the Fire Station was approved.
Public Hearings:
A. The Council considered the petition of Saundra Jones request-
ing a Specific Use Permit for a day care coster at Block
the Village Phase I, which is located along tbs west aide of
Stuart Road beginning approximately 54 feet north of the in-
tersection of Manhattaa Street. The hearing warn opened, one
(1) spoke in favor~ none in opposition. Hearing closed.
Charles Watkins advised that ih letters mailed, six (6) in
favor, no opposition.
Hopkins motion, Taliaferro second to approve the petition
with the following conditions:
1. The number of children to be accomodated is limited to a
maximum of 89 children.
2. Adequate off-street parking shall he provided.
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3. Adequate manuvering area shall be provided in the park-
lng lot in order to prevent the necessity of backing out
onto Stua~ Road,
~. No detached signs are permitted.
5. The design of the structure sh~ll be consistent with the
renderings submitted.
Motion narrie~ unanimously.
B. The Council considered the petition of M~r. Miller D~vidge re-
questing historic lan~._~rk (H) zoning designation at 101 North
Elm Street. ~earing opened by Mayor. One (1) spoke in favor
of the petition, but none in opposition. Hearing w~s closed.
Watkins ad?land 25 letters mailed with seven (7) in favor,
~ut none in opposition.
Stephens motiom, Vela second to approve the petition. Motion
carried
5. The Oouncil considered approval of a lease with the Greater Denton
Arts Co~ucil for use of the Old Diesel Plant and Old Warehouse.
Earral E. Land.fy was spokesma~ for the Arts Council. Ne requested
a ~9 yeas lease on the btlildings.
Taliaferro questioned 9~ years of utilities to be furuished by the
City.
~ayor ~tewart - We should decide if Council can lease buildings,
then sit dow~ an~ discuss & possible contract.
~tephens maid the Arts Council has been patient in trying to obtain
facilities.
Taliaforro motion, Eopkins second to agree in principle with a
proposal of GDAC to lease the Old Diesel Plant and the Old Warehouse. Motion
carried u=animou~ly.
6. The ¢oumcil considered establishing the disposition of the Old
City H~ll.
The City Manager revie~ad the original plans for the uss of the
Old City Wall. ~e added that planning hms been underway for some tLme and
it appears that it is a viable l~roJect to house the Police Department.
No~fltins m~tio~, Stephens second to advise ~he Architect to go back
to work to templets the pla~s for the renovation of the Old City Hall to
house the Police Department. Motion ca~ried u~auimously.
7. This it~ was withdrml~n by Mr. John Bell, the petitioner, who was
asking permission to use a portion of City right-of-way at 112 West Oak.
8. The 0ouncil considered approval of amending the Water Department
Capital Improvement Plan ~nd Authorizing the Advertisement for Bids for a
Water Line Along Airport Road to the Airport. (The Public Utility Board rs-
commends approval. )
Utilities Director Nelson advised that it would be advantageous to
extend a 16 inch water line down Airport Road from Victor Equipment to the
Airport entrance, a distance of approximately 8,980 feet with a cost of
$~01,5~7.00, and that this line will provide approximately ~,000 GPM at
static pressure of 85 P~Y or better. The line will supply water to meet future
Airport needs. The total cost of ~ha~e I, II and III would be approximately
$465,000. The Airport ~oard recommended construction of Phases I, II and ~IT.
Nelson also advised that the ~roJect will be funded by Certificates
of obligation and a short term loan from the Electric Department.
Gene Wright, Chair~a~ of the Airport Advisory Board, said that "the
east side of the Airport is a fine development area.
April ?, 1981 continued
Stephens motion, Vela second to approve the Airport Water Plan and
to amend the Capital Improvements Program in order to obtain water for the
Airport. Motion carried unanimously.
9. Ordinances:
A. Council considered adoption of an ordinance designating 819
West Oak Street as a historic landma/.k. H-17.
ORDINANCE #81-36
A~ O~DINANCE DESIGNATING THE BELOW DESCRIBED LO~ATION A~ A HISTORIC LANDMARK
UNDER ORDINANCE NO. 80-30 (ARTICLE 28A OF THE C~8IVE ZO~G 0RDINANCE)~
A~D PROVIDING FOR AN E~'F..L'TIVE DATE.
Taliaferro motion, Galley second that ordi~amce ~e passed.
On roll call vote G&iley "aye", Stephens "aye", Tali&ferro "aye", Hopkins
"aye", Vela "aye" and Ms~vor "aye". Motion carried.
B. Council considered adoption of an ordinance for historic zon-
iu~ designation at lOl-103 North Elm Street. H-18.
ORDINANCE #81-37
AN ORDINANCE DESIGNATING T~ BELOW DESCRIBED LO~ATION AS A HISTOltIC LANDMARK
UNDER ORDINANCE NO. 80-30 (ARTICLE 28A OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE);
AND PROVTDING FOR AN EF~'~.CTIVE DATE.
Stephens motion, Taliaferro second that orclin~nce he passed.
On roll call vote Galley "aye", Stephens "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Hopkins
"aye", Vela "aye" and Mayor "aye". Motion carried.
C. Council considered adoption of an ordinance changin~ the zon-
ing from single family (~-7) to two fa~zll¥ (2-F) classification at lots 3
and 4, Bolivar North Addition. located along the w~st side of Elm Street
&p]~'oximately 695 feet south of Orr Street. Z-lb82.
ORDINANCE #81-38
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TEE ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, AS SAME
WAS ADOPTED AS A~ APP~DIX TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF TEE CITY OF DENTON,
TrJ[AS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1, AND AS SAID ~[AP APPLIES TO LOTS 3 & 4, BOLIVAR
NORTH ADDITION TO THE CITY OF DENTON, AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN;
~ DECLARING AN ,m'~'~,CTIVE DATE.
Hopkins motion, Taliaferro second that ordinance be passed.
On roll call vote Galley "aye", Stephens "aye", Ts,liaferro "aye", Hopkins
"aye", Vela "aye" and Mayor "aye". Motion carried.
D. This item deleted. An o~]na-ee requesting zoning change
from single family to multifamily in the Wattan Addition.
E. Council considered a~ption of an ordinance granting a specific
use permit to operate a day ears center at Block h, the Village Phase I, which
is located along the west side of Stuart
ORDINANCE #81-39
AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A SPECIFIC USE P]~MIT A2~D ~J~DING T.,: ZONING ~AP OF
TEE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, AS SAME WAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO TEE CODE
OF ORDINANCES OF T~UZ CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1, AND AS
SAID MAP APPLIES TO BLOCK ~ OF THE VILLAGE PHASE I ADDITION AS SHOWN ON THE
TAX RECORDS OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Hopkins motion, Gailsy second that ordinance he passed. On
roll call vote Galley "aye". Stephens "a~ve", Talimferro "aye", Hopkins "aye",
Vela "aye" and Mayor "aye". Motion carried.
F. Council considered adoption of an ordinance amending Planned
Development (PD-25) to permit duplex and fourplex development on approximately
7.3 amres located north of Windsor Drive and west of Stuart Roa~. Z-1463
Eaten Nash.
Aln'il 7, 1981 continued
~RD~ANC~ #81-40
AN O~DIHA~CE AMenDING T~ ZOninG MAP ~ T~ CI~ ~ D~'A'0N, T~S,
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~DE ~ O~CES 0F T~ CITY OF
186; ~ D~I~ ~ ~T~ ~.
~11 c~l ~e G~ley "~e", ~ "~e", T~iaferro "~e", Ho~ins "~e",
Vela "~" ~ ~r "~e". ~tion c~ried.
G. ~cil considered ~ion of ~ ordi~e providi~ for
lo~ l~it of 12,~0 ~a ~ Oree~ ~reet ~ ~e~ ~o
(~e Cttizen~ ~a~lo ~fety Su~ O~ssion reco~ndm a~rov~. )
(12,0~) ~ p~ ON ~ A~ ~ S~ DRI~ ~
~ ~ O~ G~D S~ ~ ~ DR~ ~ C~D ~; ~OVID-
I~G F~ ~U~A'I~; ~ID~ A ~; ~ ~OVID~ FOR ~ ~ DA~.
Vela m~i~, ~ins s~ond that ordi~nee be p~sed.
~11 c~l ~e ~il~ "~e", ~e~ens "~e", T~iaferro "~e", Hopkins "~e",
Vel~ "~e" ~d ~r "~e". ~tion c~ried.
2~-21(A) (5) of the C~e of ~l~es ~rtaining to p~en% of electric
ch~ge~ ~d 2~-~(~) (10) of t~e Code of ~din~ces ~aini~ to ~ent of
el~tric imterru~ible se~ce ch~gea. (~e ~Dlic ~ility ~ard rec~en~
approX. )
~CE ~81-~2
~ ~I~CE ~G ~I~ 25-~1 (A)(~) 0F ~ CODE OF ~IN~O~ P~TAIN-
~G ~ ~'A' ~ ~IC I~A~IB~ S~VICE C~G~; ~ ~OV~ING FOR
~ ~ DA~,
Vela ~tion, ~ns a~ond that ordi~nce be ~ssed.
r~l ca~ ~e ~il~ "~e", 5t~ "~e", T~iaferro "aye", Ho~ins "~e",
Vela "~e" ~ ~r "~e". ~ion c~ried.
I. Co--il consisted ~ ordi~ce ~endi~ Section 25-~9 (a)
(3) ~d S~tioa 2~ (m) (~) of the Co~e of ~din~ces pe~aining to penal-
ties for del~q~mt ~oo~te for s~it~ s~er ~ water semites. (~e
~blic ~ility ~ r~ ap~. )
~ o~n~oE ~ s~0~ ~0(a)(3) ~ ~z0~ s~-6o(~)(,) o~ ~ CODE
~ 'i'~ ~ ~ ~N, ~ ~A~ING TO ~T~8 ~ D~INQ~ ACC~S
St~h~a ~tion, T~iaferro secon~ t~t ordin~ce be ~ssed.
~ roll C~l ~e Oailey "~e", ~e~e~ "~e", T~iafe~o "~e", ~ins "~e",
Vela "~e" ~d ~r "~e". ~tion c~ried.
J. Co~cil o~aidered ado~ion of ~ ordinate pro~dinE for the
· ~t of ~ ~en~ of ~ ~1~ W~ ~dition. (~e ~blic Utility
~ ~81-"~
~ ~; ~ ~OV~I~ ~T ~IS O~I~CE S~L BEC~ ~CT~
~i~ ~tion, 8%e~ens second that or,in,ce be ~as~.
roll call vote ~il~ "~e", 8t~ena "~e", Tati~ferro "~e", ~o~ins "~e",
Vela "~e" ~d ~or "~". ~tion c~ri~d.
April 7, 1981 continued
K. Utilities Director Nelson advised that the Utilities Staff
has been conducting an in-house study of water and sewer rates, at these
new rates represent 3S% in water and 38% in sewer r&tee. The Public Utilities
Board requested the staff to analyze severa.l areas relative to rates and to
return with results to the Board.
The following rates were developed:
Revenues from: PREBmm.~. PROPOSED INCREASE
RATES RATES
1981 Water $2,677,708 $3,067,133 $ 389,~25 1~.5~#
1 .
Bower ~ $1,8~2,694 ~
Total $~,909,827 $ 663,679
1982 Water $2,765,300 $3,677,589 $ 912,289 33.0$
Sewer $1,623,335 $2,234,027 ~ 37.6$
Total $h,388,635 $5,911,616
Reflects amauual % revenue increase with rates being applied for the remain-
lng five months.
Stephens motion, Galley second to delay a decision in order
to obtain information from the Utilities ~oard. Motion carried unanimously.
10. RESOLUTION8:
A. The following Resolution was presented:
RE~OLUTION
WEEREAS, it is the policy of the City of Denton to afford equal opportunity
in e~plcyment to all individuals regardless of ra~e, color, religion, sex,
nge, handicapped status, or national origin. Therefore, the City is taking
affirmative action to:
1. Recruit, hire and promote all Job classifications without ~egard to
without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, handicapped status,
or national origin.
2. Base decisions on employment so as to further the principle of equal
employment opportunity.
3. Ensure that promotion decisions are mmic in a~cordance with principles
of equal employment opportunity by imposing only valid requirements
for promotional opportunities.
4. Ensure that all personnel actions including but not limited to
pensation, benefits, transfers, layoffs, return from layoff, train-
ing, education through tuition reimbursement, will be &~ministered
without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, handicapped status,
or national origin.
5. Ensure that all facilities of the City of Denton are available to em-
ployees on & non-discriminatory basis; and that all social and rec-
reation programs sponsored for employees be open to ~articipation with-
out regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, handicapped status, or
national origin.
WHEREAS, the City of Denton is committed to the principles of EQual Employ-
ment Opportunity law a~a the spirit of Affirmative Action. Therefore, a writtem
plan is being prepared and will be implemented to ensure that all applicants
and employees receive equal opportunity with regard to the terms and conditions
of employment with the City; NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TNE CITY OF DE~TON, TEXAS, TEAT:
The successful achievement of a non-discriminatory employment program re-
quires maximum cooperation among employees. In fulfilling its part in this
cooperative effort, the Administrative Staff is obliged to lead the way by
establishing and implementing affirmative procedures and practices which will
achieve the objective of equitable employment opportunity for all.
PAS~ED A~D APPROVED this the ~%h. ~ay of ~pril, 1981
~I~NAKD O. BTEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF D~TON. TEXA~
ATTEST:
~00~ ~07J2, CI'~Y S~ETA~Y
CITY OF D~,
~PRO~A8 TO
SteVens ~iou, Ho~s e~ Resolution be ~ssed. ~ roll
B, ~s foll~ ~eaolution was presented:
~ IT ~L~
~t ~he Oity M~er be, ~d he ia hereby suthorimed, to ex.ute for ~d
~ beh~f of the City of ~uton, Texas ~ Ind~ity ~re~eu~ with W~ler
~on Se~oe ~ation,
hereof for ~1
/si
RICHARD O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, i'mXAS
CITY O~ DENTGN, TEXAS
CITY 0F D~, ~S
~inm ~on, Velds m~o~ ~esolution be ~ssed. ~ roll
~te Gail~ "~e"~ ~e~m "~e", ~iafer~ "~e", Ho~ins "~e", Vela
"~' ~ ~r "~e". ~ion
~. ~e foll~i~ Reaol~ion ~s presented:
~L~ION
W~, the City of Denton ia the ~er of ~ tract of t~d describ~
~t ~, ~l~k 3, Herit~e ~s A~dition which is ~t now nee~e~ for muniei~l
~sea~ ~
W~, the Denton Ho~i~ A~hority h~ requested pe~isaion to ~e
~ope~y aa a ~rk or r~reation ~ in co~ection ~th the o~ration of the
Heritage ~s A~tm~t C~lex~ ~d
~, the De.on Housi~ A~hority ~esires to n~e such ~ea as the
J~ Ca.er M~ri~ P~k; NOW, ~0~,
April 7, 1981 continued
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF T~E CITY OF DE~TON, TEXAS:
SECTIO~ I.
The City Council hereby grants permission to the Denton Housing Authority
to use the following property, to-wit:
Lot 2A, Block 3, Heritage Oaks Addition, Denton County, Texas
as a p~rk to be knows as Jim C~rter Memorial Park in con~unction with the
operation of the Heritage Oaks Apartment Complex upon the following terms
and conditions:
1. No fixed or permanent structure may be built upon the property
without the written consent of the City of Denton;
2. A_Ii develo~ent, landscaping, and planting of grass and/or other
planting of trees shall be done at the sole cost and expense of
the Denton Housing Authority and in accordance with the approval
of the Director of the Parks and Recreation Department of the City
of Denton;
3. Such area shall be mowed and cleaned by the Denton Housing Authority
on a regular basis as may be retained from time to time by the
Director of the Parks and Recreation Delm~'-tment of the City of
Denton, Texas;
~. The use of much property shall be on an annual basis which sSa~l be
automatically renewed from year to year, unless terminated by the
City of Denton for failure to maimtain much property in am accep-
table manner.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 7t~. day of April, 1981.
~,si,_
RICHARD O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF D~m~"ON, TEXAS
ROOKS HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXA~
C. J. TAYLOR, J~., O~ A~Y
CI~ ~ D~T~, ~
~e fore~i~ Resolution ts here~ ~ce~e~ this the ~ ~ of ~, 1981
D~N HO~ING
BY: ~
SECRETARY
Vela motion, Hopkins second Hesolution be Passed. On roll call vote
Galley "aye", Stephens "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Hopkins A' aye", Vela "aye"
and Mayor "aye". Motion carried.
A~il T, 1981 continued
D. The following Resolution vas presented:
~ES0LUTION
~, the Oity of Denton w~e conveyed an easement over the property
described in the attached release, a copy of which is attached hereto and
made a part bereof~ and
WHitmAn, the City of Denton no longer requires or needs such eaeement~
Now, Therefore,
BE IT RESOLVe) BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DE~TO~, T~XAS:
The City of Denton, Texas hereby releases all of its right, title, and
interest in and to an easement described in Volume 609, Page 667 of the
Deed Records of Denton County, Texas.
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~ The ~r be, and he is hereof/ authorized to execute on behalf of the City
~0 of Denton a release of the interest of the City of Denton in a.nd to said ease-
(.~ merit, a copy of such release being attached hereto and made a part hereof
~ for all ~t~r~ses.
This resolution shall become effective from and after its date of passage.
PASSED A~D APPROVED this the 7th day of A~ril, 1981.
RICI~.RD O, ST~-WART, MAYOR
CYT¥ OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
CITY OF D~, T~
St~ena motion, Gaily, lecond Resolution be ~ssed. 0n roll
call vote Gailey "~e", 5tephe~ "~e", Taliafe~ "aye", Ho~ins "aye",
Ve~ "~e" ~d ~yor "~e". M~ion c~ied.
11. ~e Co,oil considered rejecting bi~s on Bid ~ 8881 for the Park
7a~d Agric~t~ ~e.
Xi~ Cole ~ief~ the Co~til stating t~t t~ (2) Bide at a
1~ n~i~l ~ice were recei~d. He rec~en~ed, due to sm~l monet~y bid
of $2.00 ~r ~re,, the Bids Be re~ect~ ~d t~t Gene G~Ble, now f~ng
the ~r~e, ~ ~l~ed to ~eet his crop, then Parks ~ Recreation can
recl&~ the ~ea.
T~i&ferro ~tion, Horns a~ond to pe~tt Gene G~ble to ~est
- the existi~ crop and a~er that P~ks and Recreation c~ reclaim l~d if
they so ~eaire. Motion carried ~ve (5) to one (1).
12. ~e Co,oil cenaidere~ ap~oval of an u~ated Pooling ~reement
~th ~e~a M~ici~ Power Pool.
Nelao~ s~ t~t in 1~3, the cities of Garland, Greenville
~, ~d the ~azoa Electric P~er Coop entered into a Pooling ~e~ent
~d fo~ the Te~a ~ici~l P~er Pool. ~e p~ee of the Pooli~ ~ree-
sent ~s to ~it the m~bera cf the ~P to s~e electrical cap~ity re-
serves ~d to help each other out d~ing ~ergencies ~d main~e~ce of their
res~ctive ~eneratin$ ~ita. ~e City of Deatou Joined the ~P in 1969.
April 7, 1981 continued
Nelson added that the City of Denton will realize substantial savings
in the continued sharing of generation reserves and backup generation for emer-
gency conditions plus econc~ic dispatch opportunities.
The Public Utilities Board, at their meeting of March 25, 1981,
recommended approval of the updated Pooling Agreement with the Texas Municipal
Power Pool (T~PP).
The City Manager said that all actions by the Pool must he unanimous
before actions can be approved.
Hopkins motion, Taliaferro second to approve the updated Pooling
Agreement with the Texas Municipal Power Pool (T~). Motion carried u~ani~ou-
sly.
13. The Council considered approval of a Change Order #4 to Gracon for
the Wastewater Treatment Plant Construction. Total add to the contract is
$16,140.00; Federal share is $12,105.00 and Denton's share is $4,035.00.
Nelson advised that The Public Utilities Board recommends approval.
Stephens motion, Galley second to approve Change Order #4 to Gracon
in the increased amount to the Contract of $16,1~0.00. Motion carried un-
ih. The Council considered approval of request from Frederick A. Beardsley
to tap onto ee~er line on Mayhilt Road.
Mr. Watkins advised that this item was approved by the City Council
on March 10, 1981 with the condition that a subdivision plat should be approved
prior to allowing the tap onto the sewer line.
The Beardsleys are unable to meet subdivision requirements for an
acceptable subdivision plat. City of Denton subdivision regulations require
plat approval prior to extension of utilities; state l~w also requires plat
approval prior to extension of utilities; however in discussing this matter
with the City Attorney we are advised that state law also requires cities
to permit tie on to City utilities with or without plat approval and inasmmch
as the requirement for allowing tie on to city utilities was the most recent
legislation it takes precedence.
Vela motion, Stephens second to approve the request of Frederick A.
Beardsley to tap onto sewer line on Mayhill Road. Motion carried 1,~a~imously.
15. Discussion of upcoming T~PA Bomrd of Director meeting.
T~PA Board member Roland Vela advised that the TMPA budget will be
presented. He said that it was felt that TMPA should go ahead with unit #2,
and that Board felt there was no real value to not going ahead.
Mr. Vela was serving at his last meeting as a Council member.
16. Council Member Stephens asked about availability of ~rell water on
Sherman Drive.
~a~l Jones advised that bids are being taken to rework the well and
making whatever other repairs ~re necessary.
17. The Council considered adoption of an ordinem~ce declaring the re-
sult and Canvassing the returns of the City Council election of April ~, 1981.
ORDn~ANCE #81-45
AN ORDINANCE CANVASSING TEK RETURNS AND DELCARING THE RESULT8 OF THE REGULAR
MUNICIPAL ELECTION MELD IN THE CITY OF DENTON ON APRIL, h, 1981.
Vela motion, Tallaferro second that the ordinance be poised.
roll call vote Galley "a", Stephens "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Hopkins "aye",
Vela "aye" and Mayor "aye". Motion carried.
18. The City Secretary a~ainistered the Oath of Office to:
~ar~ Chew - District ~ 1
Joe Alfor~ - District #
Jim Riddtem~erger - Dimtriet
1~. ~ ~tew~t ~ him t~s and mpprecimtion for retiri~ Co~cil
M~bera Vela ~d
Ne aai~ that ~th fo~ (2) ~s on the Co~cil he had never se~
~th b~t~ ~e. "Zt was m pleas~e to have cooperation in controlli~
meeti~a. I ~t to t~ ~u for this".
Meet~ A~o~ned
CITY ~ D~
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City Council
Joint Meeting of the City Council
and Public Utilities Board
April IA, 1981
Joint meeting of the City Council and Public Utilities Board at
5:00 p.m., Tuesday April iA, 1981, in the Civil Defense room of
the Municipal Building
COUNCIL PRESENT: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tsm Stephenm, Galley,
Taliaferro, Chew, Alford and Riddlesperger.
U?ZLITIE8 BOARD PRESENT:
Chairman Laney, Coomes amd Loveless.
1. A comprehensive discusmiom of the new water and wastewater
rate ordinance was held between the Council and Utilities Board.
Roland Laney Chairman of PUB, explained the need for rate
increases.
Bobert E. Nelson explained the methodology of the rate
demignm.
Quemtions were amked of the City Manager amd the Utilities
Director.
2. The City Manager advised that an increase in the rate Denton
pays Dallas for raw water under a new contract is presently be-
lag negotiated with the 0ity of Dallas, and is the major cause for
much of the increase.
Nelson advised that another major cause of the increase is
to retire a cash deficit of the water and sewer departments.
3. A report wis given on TMPA to the Council and PUB by ~ill
Mash amd Roland Vela, Denton members of the TMPA Board.
Meeting adjourned at 7:05 p.m.
The Oouncil convened at 7:15 p.m. into a special called meeting
in the 0ouncil Chambers of the Municipal Building at 7515 p.m.
1. Comment Agenda
Teliafsrro motion, Chew secon~ to approve the 0omsemt Agenda.
Motion carried unamimously.
A. Platm
1. The final plat of lot 1, Independence S~uare
Addition wad approved.
~he Council received a report on the Comprehensive ~nergy
Management Program.
The Manager introduced John Goldman, Energy Conservation
Coordinator for the City of Denton.
Goldman made the following remarks, along with otherm:
(a) Yn the last two (2) years the program has grown imto
an energy information center.
(b) A State Grant is funding the study.
(c) This ia a comprehensive community Energy Management
program.
(d) 15,000 residential housing units uae about 19 per
cent of the energy
(e) 2,000 commercial units use 17 per cent.
(f) A task force has been set up and a hearing will be
hel~ in late May to obtain Citizens input on Energy
Management Plan.
(g)Denton, Austin, Abilene and E1 Paso vere selected
to ~esign a project to determine energy use.
(h) Energy use has been lowered in City Buildings.
3. Approval of request of the Denton Men's Softball
ion to lift the curfew on North Lakes and Mace Parr Ball-
fields for the Denton Men's Softball Tournament May 1, 2
and 3, 1981.
Stephens motion, Taliaferro second that request be approved.
Motion carrie~ unanimously.
~. Ordinances
A. Council considere~ adoption of a new Water and Waste-
water Rate Ordinance. (The Public Utility Board recommends approval.)
ORDINANCE ~§1-~6
AN ORDINANCE AMEEDING SEOTIOE 25-~9 OF CHAPTER 25 OF TEE CODE OF
THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS PERTAINING TO SANITARY SEWER SERVICE
RATES AND CHARGES; AMENDING SECTION 25-60 OF CHAPTER 25 OF THE
CODE OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS PERTAINING TO WATEN RATES AND
CHARGES AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Tall&farts motion, Galley second that ordinance be passed.
On roll call vote Galley "aye", Stephens "a~e", Taliaferro "aye",
Alford "aye", Riddlespergsr "aye", Chew "aye" and Mayor "aye".
Motion carried unanimously.
B. Council considered adoption of an ordinance regulating
the purchase an~ sale of gol~, silver and precious met&la. This
ordinance was presented after a briefing by Police Chief Hugh
Lynch.
OEDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE AME~DIN~ CHAPTER ~0 OF THE CODE OF O~DIHANCES OF THE
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS BY CREATIN~ A NEW ARTICLE V ENTITLED "PURCHASE
AND SALE 0~ GOLD, SILVER, AND PRECIOUS METALS"; DEFINING TERMS;
QUIRING PURCHASERS OF ERGULATND PROPEETY TO EETAIN REGULATED PHOPERTY
FOH SEVEN BUSINESS DAYS; REQUIRING THE PROPEHTY TO BE AVAILABLE
INSPECTION; REQUIRING A RECORD OF THE PRICE PAID FOR THE PROPERTY;
PR0VIDIH~ FOR OFFENSES; PHOVIDING FO~ A PENALTY NOT TO EXCEED TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS ($~00.00); PROVIDING A SEVEEABILITY CLAUSE; P~OVID-
ING FOE PUBLICATION AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Riddlesperger motion, Alford second that ordinance be pass-
ed. On roll call vote Galley "aye", Stephens "aye", Taliafs~ro
"aye", Alford "a~e", Riddlesper~er "aye", Chew "aye" and Mayor "aye".
Motion ca~ried unanimously.
5. Council considered approving a Resolution in favor of House
Sill 1960 and Senate Bill 951.
RESOLUTION
HE IT EESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
SECTION I.
The City Co--c~! hereby supports the passage of Senate Bill
951 and Hou,~ ~!i~ 1960 creating a "City Street Improvement Fu~d"
in the $L-'= Treasury to aid and assist Cities of Texas in main-
earning and repairing streets within the corporate limits of each
City in Texas.
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April 14, 1981 continued
SECTION II,
The City M&nager is hereby directed to forward a copy of
this Resolution to Senator Robert ~lasgov and Reprelentative
Jim Horn in the Texas Legislature with our request that they
support such legisl&tion.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the l~th day of April, 1981.
/s/
RICHARD 0. BTRWART, MAYOR
CITY OP DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
~si
RROOXS EOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEOAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CiTY OF DENTON, TEXAS
aY: /s/, ,,
Taliaferro motion, Chew lecond Resolution be p&ssed. On
roll call vote Galley "aye", Stephens "aye", Taliaferro "aye",
Alford "aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye" amd Mayor "aye".
Motion carried unanimously.
6. Council considered approval of the retirement of five (5)
diesel electric generators and authorization for the gtaff to take
bids for the sale of the units. (The Public Utility Board recom-
mends approval.)
Utilities Director Nelson advised that the Utilities Staff
and the Public Utilities Board are reeo~uaeading that the diesel
generating units be declared surplus property and that the staff
be authorized to advertise for bids for the sale of the five (~)
diesel generator units.
Riddlesperger asked if money from sale would go to City
runts or electric utility fund.
The Manager responded that money from sale would go to
the electric fund.
Taliaferro motion, Galley second to approve sale of diesel
generators. Motion carried unanimously.
7. Council considered approval of an airport construction pro-
Ject listing for future FAA and TAC grants. (The Airport Advisory
Board recommends approval.)
Angelo advised that tuantities and cost estimates are in-
cluded in "Pre-application for Federal Assistance," to be pre-
pared for the following:
1. Expand aircraft holding apron and construct a connect-
ing taxiw&y ~t the south end of Runway 17.
Extend, mark and light existing 50~C' ;~th-South
Runway to 6000' and extend serving paralA~- '~xiway.
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April 1~, 1981 continued
Construct aircraft holding apron at South end of 17,
upgrade existing airfield ~ralnage system and convert
VASI-2 to VASI-~ s~.stem on ~unway 35.
3. Install automated weather reporting equipment.
Install miscellaneous safety and perimeter fencing.
Install existing parallea taxiway lighting system
and up~rade existing rota~in~ beacon.
6. Comatruct a~d light new petalled utility runwa~
l?a/3~L ann rela~e~ ~r~tn&ge
7. Construct &nd light paralle~ ann connecting taxiw~y
for utility runway.
Air~ort Board re~o~ea~a ~pprov~l.
Taliaferro motion, Gaile~ secona to ~pprove propose~ im-
provements · t t~e Denton Municipal Airport. Motion carrie~
umanimoual2.
The Council consi~ere~ approval of ~eveu (7) change oraers
8.
for the mew animal c~n~rol uenter.
Angelo aai~ that the c~ulativ~ effect of these change
oraera on the pro~e~t bu~et will be $8,783.00 which will ~ring
the total uon~ra~t price to $121,~1].00. The amount bu~gete~ for
this project is ~12],000.00, le~viag the project $3,~8].00 unaer
budget. The City Staff ~n~ ~he Project Architect recommend
royal of o~nge *raera &ua that the Cit~ Manager be aut~orize~ to
execute the appropriate
GaileM motion, Taliaferro second that the seven (?) chan~e
orders Be approve~ and ~hat ~Re Manager execute the appropriate
document~. Mo~ioa carrie~ una~iaou~ly.
~. The Council comaidere~ selection of the Mayor Pro Tam.
Nominations were opened b~ the Mayor~
Chew nominate~ Stephens
6ailey nominated Taliafe~ro
On roll call vote - Stephens wan electe~ ] to 2.
10 ~ew ite~ of business in which to suggest items for future
agendas.
0ouucil member Chew re~uemte~ that the Eamt Sycamore Brid~e
be ~iaculled at the next meeting.
11. The following Resolutions were presented:
RESOLUTION
WKER~S, the City of Denton, Tex~s h~s heretofore entered into
an ifree~eut with the State of Taxis, State Department of Highways
· nd Purlin Transportation, to acquire the right-of-way necessary for
S.H. Loop 288 in the Oit~ of Denton~ and
WHEREAS, the City of Denton has been un~ble to ~gree and can-
not agree vith the owner upon the value of the hereafter described
land situated in the City off Denton, De,ton County. Texas; ~0~,
THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
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April 1~. 1981 continued
~CTION Z.
The State Righway and Public Transportation Co~misliOn of
the State of Texas has found and determined that it is necessary
and convenient to acquire the hereinafter described property for
the purpose of constructing, laming out and reconstructing a high-
way, ~esignated &sa part of the State Highway System, and the City
Council hereby determines that it is necessary that it authorize
proceeding in Eminent Domain to acquire the title to the herein-
after real property.
~EOTIOE II.
The City Attorney of the City of Denton, Texas, is hereby
authorized and directed to bring condemnation proceeding to ob-
tain the fee simple title, including all improvements thereon, to
the following tract of land situated in Denton County, Texas,
to-wit:
PART I. Being 10.~70 acres of land, more or Ieee, out of and a
part of that 317.96 acre tract, situated in the Thomes Toby Survey,
Abstract No. 1288, in Denton County, Texas more particularly de-
scribed by metes and Bounds in Exhibit "A" attached hereto and
made a part hereof for all purposes.
~RT II. Being 1.066 acres of land, more or less, out of and a
part of that 317.96 acre tract, situated in the Thomas Toby Survey,
Abstract No. 1288, in Denton County, Texas more particularly de-
scribed hy metes and hounds in Exhibit "A" attached hereto and
made a part hereof for all purposes.
pursuant to existing law, the same to be paid for by the City of
Denton, with the title thereto vesting in the State of Texas~
however, there is excluded from said estate to be condemned all
the oil, gas and sulphur which can be removed from beneath said
land without any right whatever remaining to the owner of such
oil, gas and sulphur of ingress or egress to or from the surface
of enid land for the purpose of exploring, developing, drilling,
or mining of the same.
BECTION III.
This Resolution shall become effective from an~ after its
da~e of passage.
PASSED AND APPROVED thio the l~th dam off April, 1981.
RIORA~D O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DE,TON
ATTEST:
B~O0~S ~OLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY 0~ DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL ~ORM:
~. J. TAYLOR, JR.. CITY ATTORNEY
CITY O~ DENTON. TEXAS
PARCEL NO. 8
P~OJECT 8018-1-~7
(s.a. ~ooP s88)
A. F. Evers, Jr.
April 1~, 1981 continued
T&liaferro motion, Chew second Resolution be passed. On
roll call vote Galley "aye", Stephens "aye", Taliaferro "aye",
Alford "aye", Riddleaperger "aye", Chew "aye" and Ma~or "aye".
Motion carried u~animously.
RESO~UTI0~
W~EREAS, the City of Denton, Texas has heretofore entered
into an agreement with the State of Texas, State Department of
Highways and Public Transportation, to acquire the right-of-way
necessary for S.N. Loop 288 in the City of Denton; and
WHEREAS, the City of Denton has Been unable to agree and
cannot agree with the owner upon the value of the hereafter des-
cribed land situated in the City of Denton, Denton County, Texas;
NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED HY THE CITY COURCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
The ~tate Highway and Public Transportation Commission of
the State of Texas has found and determined that it is necessary
and convenient to acquire the hereinafter described property for
the purpose of constructing, laying out and reconstructing a high-
way, designated as a part of the State Highway System, and the City
Council hereby ~eterminee that it ie necessary that it authorize
proceeding in Eminent Domain to acquire the title to the herein-
after real property.
The City Attorney of ~he City of Denton, Texas, is hereby
authorized and directed to bring condemnation proceeding to ob-
tain the fee simple title, incluain~ all improvements thereon,
to the following tract of land situated in Denton County, Texas,
to-wit:
Being 11.727 acres of land, more or leas, out of and a part of
that 177.9 acre tract, of which 0.299 of an acre is located in
a Public Road (Honnie Brae Street), ~ituated in the Nathan Wade
Survey, Abstract Bo. 1~07, in Denton County, Texas more particul-
arly described by metes and bounds in Exhibit "A" attached hereto
and made a part hereof for all purposes.
pursuant to existing law, the same to be paid for By the City of
Denton, with the title thereto vesting in the State of Texas;
however, there is e=cluded f~em said estate to be condemned all
the oil, gas ~nd sulphur which can be removed from beneath said
land without any right whatever remaining to the owner of such
oil, gas and sulphur of ingress or egress to or from the surface
of said lan~ for the purpose of exploring, developing, drilling,
or mining of the same.
This Resolution shall become effective from and after its
date of passage.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the l~th day of A~ril, 1~81.
RICHARD O. STEWART, MAYOR
C'rT¥ 0P
ATTE ~T:
/s/
B~O~S HOLT, CITY ~ECRETARY
CITY OF DHETON, TEXAS
April 1~, 1981 continued
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTOn, TEXAS
Taliaferro motion, Chew second Resolution be passed. On
roll call vote 6ailey "aye". Stephens "aye", T&liaferro "aye"
Alford "aye", Riddtesperger "aye", Chew "aye" and Mayor "aye".
Motion carried unanimously.
RES0LUTIOH
WHEREAS, the City of Denton, Texas has heretofore entered
into an agreement with the State of Texas, State Department of
Highways and Public Transportation, to acquire the right-of-way
necessary for S.H. Loop 288 in the City of Denton; and
WHEREAS, the City of Denton has been unable to agree and
cannot agree with the owner upon the value of the hereafter de-
scribed land situated in the City of Denton, Denton County, Texas;
flOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COURCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
SECTION I.
The State Highway and Public Transportation Co,emission of
the State of Texas has found and determined that it is necessary
and convenient to acquire the hereinafter described property
for the purpose of constructing, lnying out and reconstructing
a highway, designated as a part of the State Highway System, and
the City Council hereby determines that it is necessary that it
authorize proceeding in Eminent Domain to acquire the title to
the hereinafter real property.
SHCT,~ON II.
The City Attorney of the City of Denton, Texas, is hereby
authorised and directed to bring condemnation proceeding to ob-
tain the fee simple title, including all improvements thereon,
to the following tract of land situated in Denton County, Texas,
to wit:
Being 21.99] acres of land, more or less, out of and a part of
that 1~6.6~1 acre tract of land in the Nathan Wade Survey, Ab-
stract No. 1~07 and Alexander White Survey, Abstract No. 1~06,
in Denton County, Texas more particularly described by metes
and Bounds in Exhibit "A" attached hereto and made a part hereof
for all purposes.
pursuant to existin~ law, the same to be paid for by the City of
Denton, with the title thereto vesting in the State of Texas;
however, there is excluded from said estate to be condemned all
the oil, gas and sulphur which can Be removed from beneath said
land without any right whatever remaining to the owner of such
oil, gas and sulphur of ingress or egress to or from the surface
of said land for the purpose of exploring, developing, drilling,
or mining of the same.
S~CTION III.
This Resolution shall become effective from and after its
date of passage.
PASBED AND APPROVED t~le the ~th ~&¥ of April, 1981.
Is/
RIC~ABD 0., STEWART, MAY0~
CITY OF DENTON
ATTEST:
/s/
B~OOK8 HOLT, CITY SECrEtARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED A8 TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
/s/
Tallaferro motion, Chew lecond Resolution be pasaed. On
roll call vote G&iley "aye", 5tephene ~ye", T~li~ferro "~ye"
Alford "~ye", ~i~leaper~er "aye", ~hew "aye" Grid M&yor "aye".
Motion ~arried ~mnimoualy.
I I
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CITYOF DENTON ~ITY COUNCIL
April ~1, 1981
Hegular meeting of the Denton City Council at ~:00 p.m. Tuesday,
April 21, 1981, in the Council Chamber of the Municipal Building.
COUNCIL PRESENT: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tem Stephens, ~·iley,
Taliaferro, Chew, Alford, and Riddlesperger
1. The Council convened into executive session to discuss
Legal matters, Real Estate, Personnel ·nd Bo·rd Appointments.
The Council. following the five o'clock executive session,
convened into regular meeting at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers.
2. The Council Considered approval of the minutes of the re-
gular meeting of April 7, 1981. Motion Stephens, second Galley
that minutes of April 7, 1981 he approved. Motion carried un-
animously.
3. The following Resolution was presented:
HES0LUTION
WHEREAS, the City of Denton finds it necessary to purchase
a certain tract of land located in the City of Denton, Texas,
and more fully described below; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Denton is of the
opinion that the best interest and welfare of the public will be
served by the purchase of the parcel of real estate described be-
low; and
WHEREAS, the City of Denton and owner of said parcel, Ben C.
Ivey, Jr., agree that a consideration of $2,~35.~] is a fair
· nd aEreed value of such described property;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, THAT:
1. The City Attorney is hereby authorized to prepare
whatever legal documents are necessary to complete the transfer
of property so described below from the owner thereof to the
City of Denton:
Ail that certain lot, tract, or parcel of land lying and being
situated in the City ·nd County of Denton, State of Texas, and
being part of the B.B.B and C.R.R. Survey, Abstract No.
and also being part of the fifth tract of land as conveyed from
01gte Ivey and Mary Louise Ivey Bardas to Ben C. Ivey, Jr., by
Warranty Deed dated April 20, 1976, and recorded in Volule 783,
Page 9 of the Deed Records of Denton County, Texas, and more
particularly described as follows:
BEGINNIHO at the southeast corner of said Ivey Fifth Tract, said
point also being the intersection of the north right of way
line of McEinney Street with the west right of way line of Bell
Place:
THENON west ·long the south boundary line of said Ivey Fifth
Tract, said line also being the north right of way line of
MoEinney Stre·t a ~lstance of 98 feet to · point for · corner,
said point also being the southwest corner of said Ivey Fifth
Tract.
THENCE north along the west boundary line of said Ivey Fifth
Tract.& distance of ~.~ feet to · point for a corner;
THENCE east ~.~ feet north of and parallel to the south boun-
dary line of said Ivey Fifth Tract and the north right of way
line of McKinney Street, a distance of 98 feet to a point for
· corner, said point lying in the east bound·fy line of said
Ivey Fifth Tract and the west right of way line of Bell Place;
THENCE south along the east boundary line of said Ivey Fifth
Tract and the west right of way line of Bell Place a distance
of 2.~ ~eet to the place of beginning and containing 231.2
April 21, i981. continu,d
square feet of land, more or less.
2. The City of Denton ia hereby further authorized to
pay Hen C. Ivey, Jr., aa owner of said described property, con-
sideration ia.~he amount of $2,~3~.~5, purchase price, plus
necessary and reasonable recording fees.
3. This Resolution shall taEe effect immediately from
and afqer its passage and approval in accord&hOe with the pro-
visions of the Denton City Charter.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 21st day of A~ril, 1981.
Isl
RICHARD ~. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
/si
BROOKS ~OLT, CITY S'EC~ETA~Y
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
Chew motion, Alford second that the Resolution be passed.
On roll call vote Oailey "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye",
Alford "aye", RiddlesperNer "aye", Chew "aye" &nd Mayor "aye".
Motion carried unanimously.
The following Resolution was presented:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the City of Denton finds t~ necessary to purQhase
a certain tract of land located in the City of Denton, Texas,
and more fully described below; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Denton is of the
opinion that the best interest and welfare of the public vi~ll
be served by the purchase of the parcel of real eitate described
Below; &nd
WHEREAS, the City of Denton and owner of said parcel, Isle
Grisaom, a Feme Sole, agree that a consideration of $2,6~2.00 is
a fair &nd agreed value of inch described property;
NOW, TEEEEFOEE, HE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, THAT:
1. The City Attorney is hereby authorized to prepare
whatever legal document8 &re necessary to complete the transfer
of property ac described Below from the owner thereof to the
City of Denton:
TRACT ~:
Ail tB&t certain lot, tract, or parcel of land lying &nd being
situated in the City and County of Denton, State of Texas, and
being part of the B.B.B. and ~.R.R. Survey, Abstract No. 18~,
and also being part of a tract of lama as conveyed from Alan
Woo~ and wife Ann Woods ~ated September 10, 19~, and record-
ed in Vol~e ~11, Page ~]1, of the Deed Records of Denton County,
Texas, an~ more particularly deecribe~ as follows:
April 21, 1981, continued
BEGINNING mt the southeast corner of said Grissom Tract, mame
Being the southwest corner of a tract of land conveyed to Gude
Grismom By Deed recorded in Volume ~15, Page ~8~ of the Deed
Records of Denton County, maid point also lying in the north
'.. .right of way line of McEinney Street;
THENCE west along the mouth Boundary line of said Grimsom
Tract and the north right of way line of McEinney Street ·
dimtance of 11 feet to a point for a corner, amid point being
the moutheast corner of a tract of land conveyed By Gude
Grimmom to the City of Denton by Deed recorded in Volume ~65,
Page 30 of the Deed Records of Denton Oounty, Texam;
THENCE north along the west boundary line of said Grimeom
Tract and the east boundary line of amid City of Denton Tract
& dimt·nce of 25 feet to m point for a corner;
THENCE mouth 35° 11' 20" east m distance of 19.09 feet to m
point for m corner in the east boundary line of said Griasom
Tract;
THENCE south ·long the east Boundary line of maid Orimmom
Tract m dimtance of 9.~ feet to the place of Beginning and con-
taining 189.20 square feet of land more or loam.
TRAOT 2:
Ail that certain lot, tract, or parcel of land lying and Being
situated in the City and County of Denton, Stmte of Texam, and
Being part of the B.B.B. and 0.H.H. Survey, Abstract No. 185,
and also being part of a tract of land am conveyed from A. L.
Sitz and wife Wrenna E. Sitz to Gude Grimsom by Warranty Deed
dated February 25, 1957, and recorded in Volume ~15, Page 38b
of the Deed Records cf Denton County, Texas, and more par-
ticularly demcribed as follows:
BEGINNING at the southwest corner of maid Orimsom Tract, maid
point also being 11 feet eamt of the intermmction of the north
right of way line of McEinney Street with the east right of way
of Bell Avenue;
THENCE north along the west Boundary line of said Orissom Trmct
and the eamt boundary line of a tract conveyed to Gude Orimmom
By Deed recorded in Volume ~15, Page 38~ of the Deed Hecords of
Denton County, a distance of 9.h feet to-a point for a corner;
THEHOE mouth 63° 26' 06" eamt · dimtance of 11.18 feet to a
point for a corner ~.2 feet north of the south boundary line
of maid Orismom Tract and the north right of way line of
Mc£inney Street;
THF~OE east 2.h feet north of and parallel to the mouth boundary
line of maid Orissom Tract and the north right of wmy line of
McKlnney Street, a distance of ~5 feet to & point for a corner
in the east Boundary line of maid Griamom Tract;
THENCE mouth along the east boundary line of maid Orieecm
Tract a dimtance of 4.b feet to a point for a corner, point also
Being the southeast corner of maid Orissom Tract and a point in
the north right of way line of McElnney Street;
THENCE west along the mouth boundary line of said Orimmom Tract
and the north right of way line of McEinney Street a distance
of 55 feet to the place of beginning and continuing 267.0 square
feet of land, more or less.
TRACT $:
Ail that certain lot, tract, or parcel of land lying and being
mituated in the City and 0ounty of Denton, State of Texas, and
being pert of the B.B.B. and O.R.H. Survey, Abstract No. 185,
mhd &leo being part of a tract of land as conveyed from American
Bible Society to Oude Grissom mhd wife Iola Orimsom by Warranty
Deed dated December 20, 1943, and recorded in Volume 302, Page
610 of the Deed Records of Denton County. Texas, and more
particularly described ms fellows:
point lyimg east a distance of 66 feet from the intersection of
the north right of way lime of MeEinney Street with the east
right of way line of Eell Avenue, said point of beginning also
lying in the north right of way line of McEinney Street;
THENCE north along the west Boundary line of said Grissom Tract
a distance of 2.~ feet to a point for a corner;
THENCE east ~.~ feet north of and parallel to the south boundary
line of said Grissom Tract and the north right of way line of
McXinney Street, a d~stance of ~7 feet to a point for a corner
in the east boundary line of said Grigsom Tract:
THENCE south along the east boundary line of said Grisssom
Tract a distance of ~.~ feet to the southeast corner of amid
Grissom Tract, said point also lying in the north right of way
line of McEinney Street;
THENCE west along the south boundary line of maid Grissom Tract
and the north right of w&~ line of McEinney Street, a distance
of ~7 feet to the place of beginning and containing 206.8 square
feet of land more or less.
2. The City of Denton is hereby further authorized to
pay Icl& Grissom, A Fame Sole, as owner of said described pro-
perty, conmideration in the amount of $2,652.00, purchase price,
plum necessary and reasonable recording fees.
3. This ~esolution shall take effect immediately from
and after its p&mmmge and approval in accordance with the pro-
vielons of the Denton City Charter.
PASSED AND APPROVED thim the 21s~ day of April, 1981.
CITY OY DENTON. TEXAS
ATTEST:
/si
~HO0~$ HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL
C, J. TAYLON, JR., CITY ATTOHNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
NY:
Riddlesperger motion, Chew second the Nesolution he
pmssed, On roll eel1 vote Gailey "aye", Telieferro "aye",
Stephens "aye", Alfo~d "aym"~ Niddlemperger "aye", Chew "aye"
and Mayor "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
5. Consent Agenda
Taliaferro motion, 6alley second to approve the Consent
Agenda aa follows:
A. Rids/Purchase Orders
1. Bid ~8889 - sale of Junk tranmformers award-
ed to the high bidder T ~ H Electric Company
of Coleman, South Dmkotm at a total bid of
$3,135.21.
2. Bid # 8590 - fencing at Service Center award-
ed to the overall low bidder, Wemtbrook Fenc-
ing of Gainesville in the amount of $5,326.75.
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April 21, 1981. continued
3. Bid # 8891 - handicapped modification a-
warded to The Fort Dalton Company for the
total amount of $8,989.00.
Bid # 8897 number Two (2) replacement
diesel fuel awarded to Caruthers Oil Company.
5. Purchase Order ~ "7793 was approved to
American Clay Forming Company in excess of
$3,000.00.
6. Public Hearings
A. Z-l~8~. This is the petition of Mr. R~chard Compton
requesting a chanse of zoning from single family
(SF-7)to multi-family (MF-1) classification at
1000 Welch Street. The tract of land is approxi-
mately .~ &crew in size and is located at the
southwest corner of the intersection of Fannin
and Welch Streets. (The Planning and Zoning
Commission recommends approval.)
The Mayor opened the hearing.
One spoke in favor, none in opposition.
The hearing was closed.
Jeff Meyer advised as follows:
Neighborhoods which have only & very limited amount of spot
apartment development (usually 2 or less complexes per block)
should have strict site design standards such as~
eLandscaped front yard, setbacks equivalent in sise and
character to the adjacent single family.
eno parking in front of the complex.
eLimited concentration on any one block (two per block as
maximum guideline).
aside and rear yard solid screening fences.
Meyer added that if approved, the following are possible
changes to the Lend Use Plan:
Future Polic~ Guide Review Options:
1. Change or eliminate current policy statements.
2. Consider separate policy for the neighborhood area
generally bounded by Avenue A, Eagle, Greenlee, and
Bernard (or Carroll).
3. Clarify interpretation in light of current pnlioy
guide.
Mayor Stewart said that Council at times had moved too
quickly on changing zoning without knowing all that's involved.
He added that the petitions should go back to Planning and
Zoning.
Chew motion, Alford second to return the petition to
Planning and Zoning and to request that they refer to the Land
Use Committee Report. Motion carried.
7. The Council considered approval of an agreement to re-
instate the City/County Health Board,
Stephens motion, T&liaferro second to table the matter
until Mayor Stewart and County Judge Preston can meet to dis-
cuss the matter. Notion carried.
8. The Council received a brief report on the closed
Sycamore Street Bridge.
~ic~ Svel& advised that the ~tate of Texas has denied
funds for this years funding.
The City Manager said that he and the Staff were review-
ing the current Oity budget and will report to the Council by
the first part of May.
9. Mayor Pro Tem Stephens requested ~ha~ as soon as possible
the Manager and Staff contact the State relative to widening
Teasley Lane to Dallas Drive.
The meeting a~Journed rapidly at 7:50 p.m. when a warn-
ing indicated that~olf Ball sise hail was in the area,
SECRITA~Y
CITY COUNCIL
ADril 28, 1981
Special Ca/1,d Meeting of the City Council at 5:00 n.m., Tuesday. April 28,
1981, in the Couacil Chambers of the Municipal Building.
CO0~CIL PRESENT.' Mayor Stewart, Mayor I~o Te~ Stephens, Gmiley, Taliaferro,
Chew, Alford and Riddlesperger.
1. The Cnurmil convened i-to Executive Session to discuss lea~l m~tters,
Rea/ Estate, Personnel. and Board Appointments.
7:00 p.m.
The Council convened into public session.
2. Resolutions
A. ~he following Resolution wes presented:
RESOLUTION
WHERE&8, Dr. Roland Vela has unselfishly contributed his time and effort
in an outstanding and exemplary manner durin~ his tenure of office, an~ has
promoted the welfare and prosperity of the City: and
W~E~EAS, the Ma~or and City Council acknowledge their gratef~al appreci-
ation for the tireless and outstanding manner in which Dr. Vela h~s performed
these, and ma.ny other, public services, and extend their beat wishes for his
continued success as a co-~unity leader:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE~OLVED BY T~E COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF D~w£ON:
that the sincere and warm appreciatinn of Dr. Vela, felt by the citizens
and officews of the City of Denton, be formally conveynd to him in a perman-
ent manner by spreadin~ this Resolution -pon the official minutes of the Cit.v
of Denton. Texas, and forwarding to him a copy hereof: and
BE IT FURTHE~ RESOLVED, that the City of Denton does hereby officially
and sincerely extend its best wishes ko the Honorable Dr. Rolan~ Vela for a
long and successful career as a member of our community, and az a civic leader.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 28th ~ay of April, A. D. 1981.
/si
~00~S HOLT. ~ITY SEC~.ETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
IS/ ,
~. J. TAYLOR. JR.,, CTT¥ ATTC~N~.Y
CTTY O~ D~N,
Tali~ferro ~tion, Galley s~ond t~t the Resolution be ~ssed. ~ roll
call ~e Galley "ave". Taliafe~o "aye", SteVens
Ri~tezperger "aye", ~ "~e" and ~or "ave". Motion c~rie~ ~i~uslv.
B. The Foll~in~ Resolution ~s presented:
~E~OLUTION
W~, Charles Hopkins hms unselfishly contributed his time and effort
in a~ outsta~ng &nd exemplary manner during his tenure of office, aaa has
pr=acted the welfare add prosperity of the ¢ity~ and
W~EAS, the M~vor add City Council acknowledge their grateful apprecia-
tion for the tireless and outsta~ding manner in w~ich Charles Hopkins hAS
perform~i these, and many other, public services, add extend their beet wishes
for his continued success as a community leaaer~
NOW, '~t~FORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TH~ COUNCIL OF T~E CITY OF DE~TON:
that the simmers an~ warm appreciation of Charles Hopkins, felt by the
·nd officems 6f the City of Denton, be formally conveyed to him in a permanent
manner by spreading this Resolution upon the official minutes of the City of
Denton, Texe~, ~nd for~a~d/n~ to him a copt hereof~ and
BE IT I~ R~S0LV~D, that the City of Denton does hereby officially
and sincerely extend its best wishes to the Honorable Charles Hopkins for
long and successful cancer a~ a member of our community, smd as a civic leader.
PASSED A~D APPROVED this the 28th ds%v of April, A. D. 1981.
RICP~RD O. STEWART, MAYO~
CITY OF Dns%~N,
A~TE~T:
BROOd HOLT, CITY
CITY O~ D~x~ON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORMs
C. J. TAYLOR, J~., CITY ATTO~
Cl~i~f O~ DE~TON, TEXAS
Stephens motion, G&iley secon~ that the Resolution be passed. On roll
call vote ~ile~ "a~e", Ta/i&ferro "a~e", Stephens "aye", Alford "a~ve",
Ridd_leeper~er "a~ve", Chew "a~e" aa~ M~or "aye". Motion c~rrie~
3. The Ma~or stated that through the efforts of Safety Director, John
Maxwell, Department Heads add supervisory personnel, the City received the
following safety &war~s from the Texa~ Safety Association:
Ma~vor Stewart presented the following Awards:
Chris Hert,~s received aa award for the Administration for 1 lost time
accident while werking 212,160 hours.
Walker Hale receive~ aa award for Electric Production for no lost time
a~cidents while working 8~,203 hours.
Joella Orr received an award for the Library for no lost time a~cidents
w~/le working 3h,023 hours.
Jerrell Stricklin received an award for the Machine Shop for no lost
time accidents while werking 8,786 hours. This is the eleventh (11)
y~r the M~chine Shop h~a had no lost time anciaents.
Steve Brinkman received an award for Parks & Recreation for 2 lost time
accidents while working 68,120 hours.
Jerry ~ousb received a~ award for Water Production for no lost time
accidents while w~rking 31,112 hours.
Wilburn Robinson receive~ an award for Water & Sewer Dist. for 4 lost
time accidents while working 7~,3~3 hours.
Resolutions
A. ~ne following Resolution was presented:
RESOLUTION
WEE~EA~. the City of ~n~on, T~ ~s heretofore entered into ~
~e~t with the State of Texas, State De~ent of High~s ~d ~blic
~s~tion, to acq~re the right-of-~ necess~ for ~. H. ~p 288
in the City of Denton; ~d
W~, ~he City of Denton ~s b~n ~ble to ~ee ~d ca-mot agree
~th the oEer u~n the value of the herea~er described laad si~ted in the Cit~
of Denton, Denton Co.tM, Text; NOW,
~ ~T ~SOL~ BY THE C~ CO~CIL 0F 'A'S~ Ol~ 0F D~ON, ~S:
S~TION I.
~e State Hi~w~ ~nd ~blic Tr~tion Co~s~ion of the State of
T~as h~ fo~d ~d datelined t~t it is n~easa~ ~d con~ni~t to acquire the
hereina~er described ~operty for the p~se of construction, ~i~ out
reco~t~ct~-g a hi~w~, ~ai~ted as a ~ of the Sta~e Eighty Syst~, and
the City Co~cil hereby datelines t~t it is necessa~ that it authorize
ce~i~ in ~inent D~ain to acquire the title to the herei~er re~
SE~ION II.
~e City Atto~ of the City of Denton, Texas, is he~ ~uthoriz~
directed to bri~ condition pr~eedi~ to obtain the fee z~le title, in-
clu~ all ~rov~ents thereon, to the follo~ trot of l~d sit.ted in
D~ton Co.tM, Te~s, to-wit:
~i~ 19.h~0 acres of l~d, more or les~, out of a ~ of t~t ~,7692 ~re
trot of l~d in the ~. Toby S~, Abstr~t No. 1288, in Denton
Te~s Ere panically described by metes ~d bo~s in ~ibit "A" mtt~hed
~reto ~ ~e a p~ hereof for all
~rs~t to existing law, the s~e to be ~d for ~ the City of Denton,
the title th~eto vesting in the State of Te~ howe~r, ~here is celled
~ maid estate to be cond~ed ~1 the oil, gas ~d s~ph~ which c~ be re-
~v~ ~ beneath a~id l~d ~thout ~ right ~atever ~ining to the
of s~h oil, gas ~d s~phur of ingress or egress to or ~ the s~ff~e of
amid l~d for the p~se of explori~, de. lopid, ~illi~, or ~ning of ~he
~is Resolution a~ll ~c~e eff~tive ~om ~d a~er its ~te of ~sm-
~e.
P~S~ ~ ~ this the 28th ~ of April, 1~1.
RI~ O. S~T,
CI~ OF D~ON
A~ ~:
~ ~, CITY SE'~Y
C~Y OF D~, T~S
~0~ AS ~ ~ FO~:
C. J. TA~R, ~., CI~ A~ORNEY
C~Y OF D~, T~S
T~iaferr~ motion, Galley second that ~he Nesol~ion be p~maed. ~ ~11
call vo~e Gailey "aye". T~iafe~o "~e", ~tephens "~e"~ford "~e",
Rid~es~rger "~e", Chew "~e", and Mayor "aye". ~otion ca~ie~ ~animously.
B. ~e followi~ Resolution ~s presented:
R~0LUTION
~EAS, the City of Denton, Texas has heretofore entered into a~ agree-
ment with the State of Texas, ~cate Department of High~ ~d ~blio Tr~s-
p~t~ti~, to ~re the rig~-of-w~ neceaBa~ for S. ~. ~p 288 in the
City o~ Denton~ ~d
~, the C~ty of ~nton has been ~ble to ~ee ~d c~ot ~ee
wi~h the o~er ~n t~ ~1~ o~ the herem~er descried ~nd sit.ted in the
City off D~n, Denton Co~ty, Texas; NOW, ~0~,
~ ~T R~L~ BY ~ C~ C~IL OF ~ CITY ~ D~ON, T~S:
~e ~a~e Highw~ ~d ~lic T~s~rtation
Texas ~s fo~d ~d dete~i~ t~t it is necess~y and convenient to ~quire
the here~er descri~ed ~ty ~or the p~se of conmt~ti~. 1~ out
~d r~st~t~ m hi~, ~si~m~ed as a p~ of the State N[gh~ ~stem,
~d ~he City C~i her~ de~e~ines that it is necess~ ~hat it authorize
~e~ in ~n~t ~.~ ~o ~q~re the title to the hereinm~er re~
~e Cit~ ltto~ of the ~lty of Denton, Texas. is hereby authoriz~ and
dir~t~ to ~ collation proce~i~ to obtain the ~ee simple title, in-
eluding a~ ~ents there, to the foll~ trot of l~d ait~t~ in
Denton Co.tM, T~mw. to-wit:
~i~ 0.~ ~re. of l~d, ~re or leal, o~ of a p~t of that 0,~22 acre
trot. 8it~t~ i~ t~ ~ To~ 8~, Abstr~t No. 1288, in Denton Co~ty,
Texas ~re ~ic~arly described ~ ~tes ~ ~ds in Mibit "A" stashed
hereto ~d ~e a ~ her~f, for all
~su~t to exi.ti~ law, the ~ to be p~d for ~ the City of Denton, ~th
the title t~o ~.%ing in ~he State of Te~s; h~ev~, there ia excl~
~ e~id estate to Be con~ all the oil, gab and a~ph~ ~ich
r~ov~ f~ ~eath said 1~ witho~ a~ ri~t ~tever re~ini~ to the
~ of a~h oil, gas ~d ~ of i~resa or egress to or ~ the a~f~e
of ~d ~ f~ ~he p~oae of ~pl~ing, developi~, ~illing, or mini~ of
the
~ia ~e~ol~ion a~ll B~e effecti~ ~ ~d ~er its ~te of
P~S~ ~ ~ thla the 2~h d~ of April. 1~1.
RICHARD '0. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON
ATTEST:
/~8/O~KS HOLT, OITY SECrETArY
CITY OF DE~ON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL
C. J. TAYLOr, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DE~TO~,
BY:
Alfo~ motion, G&ile~ leoond that the Resolution be p~ssed. On roll call
vote G&ile~ "a~-e", Tall&f afro
Riddlesl~erger "aye", Chew "s~,e" a~n~ Mayor "aye". Motion tallied uaa.nimously.
C. The following Resolution was presented:
~ES0L~JT ION
~EAS. the City of Denton. Texa~ has heretofore enter~ into ~ agree-
m~ ~th the State of Te~. State Dep~ment of Hi~ ~d ~blic
p~ati~, to ~quire the ri~t-of-~y necese~ for S. H. ~op 288 in the
0i%7 of Denton; ~d
~S. the City of D~ton ~s b~ ..~able to ~ee ~ c~t a~ee
with the o~er u~n the value of the herem~er demcrib~ l~d sit~t~ ~ the ~it '
of Denton. Denton ~o~ty. Te~s; N~.
~ IT R~OLV~ BY ~ CITY CO,OIL ~ ~ CITY 0F D~N. ~:
SE~ION I.
~e State High~ ~d Public Tr~s~a~ion C~i~lion of the ~ate of
Te~a ~s fo~d ~d determed t~t it is necess~ amd eom~ent to ~uire
the herei~fter des~rib~ prope~y for the p~se of eons~ting, l~i~ out
remonstrating a hi~. desig~te~ aa a ~ of the ~ate High~ ~%~.
the City Co~cil h~e~ datelines that it is necess~ ~ha% it aut~rize
ce~i~ in ~iuen% D~ain to ~uire the title ~o the herei~er real
~e Ciby Atto~ of the City of Denton, Te~m, ia he~e~ a~horized
dir~t~ to ~ri~ condition ~oceedi~ to obt~iu the fee I~e
inelu~ all imp~v~nts ther~n, to the foll~i~ tract of 1~ sit~t~ in
D~ton cowry. Te~a. t~wit:
~i~ 11.9~ acres of land. more or leas. out of ~d m p~t of that 253.6 ~re
trot. air,ted in the ~s To~ ~. Abatr~t No. 1288. in Denton
T~s ~re ~tic~ly describ~ ~ m~em ~ bo~a in M~hibit "A" att~hed
hereto ~d ~4e a p~t hereof for ~1 p~aes.
~a~t to exis~i~ law. the a~e to be ~id for ~ the 0ity of ~nton.
the title thereto veati~ in the State of Te~a; ~e~r. thee ia
f~ said estate to be con~ ~1 the oil. gas ~d s~ ~ich c~ ~e r~
~ed ~ ben,th amid 1~ ~thout ~ right w~te~r r~ini~ to the o~er
of s~h oil. gas ~d a~ph~ of i~ess or e~esm ~o or ~ ~he s~f~e of amid
l~d for the ~ae o~ e~lori~, developing. ~illi~. or ~=i~ of
~i. Re.ol~ion ah~l b~e effectl~ ~ ~d ~er ira ~te of
P~S~ ~ ~ this ~he 28~h ~y of April. 1~1.
~ ~ TO ~ FO~:
BY:
Oailey motion, 8teph~m s~omd that ~he ~esolution be ~se~. ~ roll
call vote Gail~ "aye", T~lafe~o "aye", 8te~s "~e", ~ford
D. The follow'l~ Resol~Ztion vas presented:
P~SOLUTION
W~, the City of Denton, T~:~s has heretofore entered into an agree-
ment with the St&ts of Tex~a, Bate Department of Highwa~vs and Public Trans-
portation, to acqu/re the right-of-way necessary for S. H. Loop 288 in the City
of De~on~ a~d
WH~EAS, the City of Denton has been ~,~able to a~ree and cannot agree
with ~he owner upon the value of the hereafter described land situated in the
City of Denton, Denton County, Texas; ~OW, T~EFORE,
~ IT HESOLWD BY ~ C~T~ COUNCIL O~ T~ CITY OF DragON,
The State High~v and Public Transportation Commission of the State of
Texas h~s found ~nd dete~mined that it is necessary and convenient to acquire
the hereinafter described property for the purpose of constructing, laying out
and reconstructing a high~, designated as a pa~t of the State Highway System,
a~d the Cit2 Council hereby determines that it is necessary that it authorize
proceedin~ in Eminent D-~aia to acquire the title to the hereinafter real
The City Attorne~ of the City of Denton, Texas, is hereby ~uthorized and
diracted to bring eond--,.-etion proceeding to ohtain the fee simple title, in-
cludi~ ~11 is~n. ovements thereon, to the following tract of land situated in
Denton County, Tex~s, to-wit:
Being 0,119 acres of land, m~re or less, out of and a part of that 122.206 acre
tract, situated in the J. ~. 0olta~-t ~urvey, Abstract No. 288, in Denton County,
Texas ~ore particularly d~scribed by metes and bounds in Exhibit "A" attached
hereto &nd m~de a ~ hereof f~r all purposes.
pursuant to existing law, the s~ to be paid for by the City of Denton, with
the title thereto vesting in the 5tats of Texas; however, there is excluded
from s~id estate to %e co~,--,~d all the oil, gas and sulphur which can be
moved from beneath said land without any right w~atever remaining to the owner
of such oil, gas and eulphu~ of ingress or egress to or from the surface of
said land for the purpose of exploring, developing, drilling, or mining of the
same o
SEOTIO~ III.
This aesolution shall become effective from and after its d~te of
p~ssa~e.
PASSED A~D APPROVED this the 28th ~ of April, 1981.
RiOHARD O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DF, wON
A,,~.EST:
/s/ ....
~aOOXS HOLT, CITY S~t~ARY
CITY OF DE~TO~, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FO~M:
0. J. TAYLOR, J~., CITY ATT01~NE~
CITY OF DE~TON, TEXAS
BY:
~hew motion, Alford second that the Resolution be passed. On roll call
vote Galley "aye", Tali&ferrO "a~ve", Stephens "a~ve", Alford "~ye",
Riddtesperger "a~e", Chew "a~,e", an~ Mayor "&ye". Motion c~rried unanimously.
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Taliaferro motion, Chew second to approve the Consent Agent. Motion
c~ried
A. ~e Co--il ~roved ~he fill plat of ~ of
~orth~o~ Eatatea Addition.
~. ~e ~or r~ated the City ~er to ask the Police ~o re~ on the
late ho~s of liq~r s~es places. ~e ~er ~c~l~ the request.
7. ~e Co~cil conaidered approv~ of a ch~e or,er for re, ira bei~
~e on water ~11 ~2 on She~ Drive ~ ~ell ~12 on ~o~h ~c~t Stree~
(~i~ 8885).
Stephena ~tion, Chew seeond ~o ~rove the c~e
~y the ~lic Utilities ~. Motion oa~ie~ ~i~l~,
Needing adJo~e8 at 7:27 p.m.
C~ OF D~
C l'A~f COUNCIL
~ 5, 1~81
Regular Meeting of the Cit7 Council at 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, May 5, 1981, in the
Council Chambers of the Municipal Building.
~:0O P. M.
COUNCIL PRESENT: M~yor Stewamt, Ma~or Pro Tern Stephens, Council Members
Gailey, Taliaferro, Alford, Riddlesperger, and Chew.
1. The Council convene~ into Executive Besston to discuss Lega~l M~tters, Real
Est&to, Personnel, a~d Board Appointments.
7:00 P. M.
2. The Council convened in Regular Session at 7:00 p.m. Motion made by
~cephens, seconded b~ Chew that the minutes of April IL ~nd April 21, 1981, be
approved. Motion ca.-tied unanimously.
3. The Council considered approve/ of a single source emergency contract for
~ter well rep&irs.
Motion Stephens, second Chew to approve single source emergency contract
for ~ter well rel~irs. Motion camried un&nimously.
~. Council ccnaidere~ a~option of a resolution opposing the amendment of
Article l~3~a of V.A.T.8. as ~roposed ~y the General M&nager of the Texas
Municip&l Power A~ency.
The following Resolution was l~resented:
RESOLUTION
W~u~F~S, Article 143~a V.A.T.8. was enacted to permit any tw~ or more
entitie! to enter into e~reements for the pl&nning, financing, acquisition,
construction, ownership, operation, ~nd m~intenance of Jointly owned and
operated electric facilities; amd
WHI~EAS, the Cities of De~ton, Garland, Bryan and Greenville elected
to create the Tex~e Municipal Power Agency under Article 1~35a V.A.T.S. in
order tO mor~ rea~.il~ accomplish the purposes authorized by Article 123~a
V.A.T.S.; end
~EP~F, A8, each of the cities own an undivided interest in the assets of
such a~ency and are each obligate~ for its share of bond reserves and p~y-
merits u~der outstanding bond resolutions of the Agency;
WHEREAS, the General M~er of the Texas Municipal Power Agency has,
without the kmowledge or consent of each o~ the member Cities, proposed
legialatic~ altering one of the ~msic provisions of Article 123~a V.A.T.S. re-
lating to the sale of electric energy by the Agency; NOW, THEREFORE,
RE IT F~SOLVED BY '~mg CITY COU~IL OF TI~ CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
The Cit~ Co,.~-il of the City of Denton, TexAs opposes the a~endment of
Article 123~a V.A.T.S. as proposed by the General Manager of the Texas
Municipal P~wer Agency.
The 0ity Council of the City of Denton hereby request the Board of
Directors of Texas Mu~icip&l Power Agency to instruct the General Manager of
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MaS' ~, 1951, Continued
the A~e~c2 to twnad/&tely with&ray fr~ further considerition any ame~nt
to Article 1~3~ ?.A.T.S., and ~o t~e aG ~er ~i~ in rog~ thereto
~t~ut the lp~ of the ~l~ ~ies of ~1 of the m~b~ cities.
~ Oit~ ~er is here~ ~st~te~ ~o fo~ a co~ of this res~
lution to the ~e ~b O~, ~te ~tor ~ ~he ~o~r~le J~
~, ~ate R~s~ati~ ~%h the request that th~ o~se a~ ~en~ent
to ~iole l~3~a F.A.T.S.
~e Cit~ ~ is ~ i~t~t~ to fo~d & co~ of this re-
eol~i~ to the g~i~ ~es o~ ~ Cities of ~, ~l~d --~ Green-
~lle, ~e ~ off Dire~8 of t~e T~o ~ici~ ~er ~ency, ~d to
the ~er~ ~er ther~f.
~m ~uti~ mh-~l b~e e~tive ~ ~ ~er its ~te of
~ssqe, ~d it is so o~.
P~ ~ ~R~ this the 5th ~ of ~, 1~1.
APPROVED AS TO L~GAL
C. J. TAlW_~, ~R.,
CITY OF DZFI~, T~XAS
/s/
Di~mio~ aa foll~ z
Ci~y M&ua~er Har~un~ rata%ed t~t ~e City of Den~on ~m ~rm~ ~e
&~e ~i~, ~ 1, t~t J~l R~erm, Gen~ ~ Of ~A, ~ s~ttt~
hill to the ~ate ~i,~t~ ~ a r~ ~ the ~A ~d of D~tors
or the f~ Citiaa t~t ~t&b~ ~A. ~,,-~ r~ t~t D~ton
up. aa t~s lewisite.
~1~ -- ~ ias~ ia ~ w~t ~e legislation ~d do. but t~t ~.
~e~ e~t it ~t ~al~ the ffo~ Citiee ~d the ~ of Diree~ors
of ~A.
~ Ve~, ~t~ ~&ti~ to ~A, said he ~ tola By ~.
~e~ t~t t~s ~ a ~m to ~ a contract for s~e of ~cem, ~
~ ~A. "I ~ to o~se the ~g~ legis~ti~."
Ri~S~ ~ the fo~ Citieg co~d ~ ~A to s~l e~ess
~r f~ tbs, so there ~d ~ ~ ~t~e to this legislati~.
Mayor 5revert voiced conce~m with the ~'oeedu~es uaed ~ ~, ~era.
~i~f~ro -- ~ia ~ion ~ ~. Ro~s a~t~ ~ ~ae oa his
~ ro~ c~ vote ~1~ "~ve~, T~iafer~ "~e", ~ "ave". ~ford
"~e", ~iddlee~ger "~e", ~ "~" ~ ~ "~e".
~slv.
Co~cJl~ ~il~ req~at~ that it~ ~-3 be
A. Bids ~d ~ae
~e Co--il ~d~ the Bid to t~ 1~ bi.er, ~11
~li=~ Collator ~nc. of F~ Wo~h
$,6.~.~.
~e Co.oil &~d~ the bid to 1~ bi.er ~i~ .~ifi~atio~,
~. Bid ~88~ ~ DisE Drive
~e Bid ~ a~d~ to the 1~ bi~d~, C~r ~e~e
of $10.8~.7~ for reb~l~i~ off a ~
5. ~e ~r ~47~2~ a~ to ?~ ~ati~ ~ the
~t of ~,7~.18 ~1~ ~t~ for hl~
B. P~t:
7-10 ~ 1~-17 of ~a~ht's ~i~, ~
~e ~ ~ a~ ~ Ci~le C C~t~ti~ C~ for
~d e~ lines on T~i~ ~e.
~. ~il~ ~tioa, ~d s~ t~t bid ~. Da~
ditl~ine ~ b~ldi~ m~ficati~ at the ~era Title - ~o1~ ~ -
c~i~ ~lv.
A, 2~-1~7. Petition of
~t~y 1.9 ~e in size l~t~ ~e the moth ai~e of
Uaiml~v ~l~ ~ a~elF ~8 feet ~st off ~ie
~ ~i~ ~ o~. ~ ~ in ~r. ~t none ~s~. The
~ ~ close.
~eff ~ ~ ~t the ai~e ~ this re~t i~ l~ated ne~
the ~t~ ~e of a ~d~e inte~it7 n~e. ~e ~itF of the
crit~ in t~ ~ Use Pi~ for ~e~te ~i~tv centers c~-
~m ~ ~ ~ 2~0 ~ sites. ~t is felt t~t this pro~m~
in ~11
~e~e. ~e ~ ae~ ~ o~er ~ ~te~it~ ~tiom to~d
the 1~
~0.
~l~r ~ti~, ~ .~ t~t ~ia~oe ~e ~.e~. ~ roll
B, ~1~. P~itl~ o~ ~. ~ Ft~t requesti~ & e~ of ~o~
~ia~ no~h of t~ ~ ~i~ ~teraection ~th ~ D~.
~e ~i~ ~ ~. ~ ,~ke in fair, mona in o~sitio~.
,~. ~ im fair ~ ~e in o~ai~ion.
~ ~ ~t the ~iti~ ia oo~ietent ~th the ~ Use PI~.
~e site
~f~
to ~ ~h ~d w~t.
~teu2ena motiom, Alfor~ second that the O~di=a~ce be ~aed. ~ ~11
c~l ~e. ~il~ "a~e". ~i~o "~e"~ ~e~a "~e", ~f~
"~e", ~i~el~ "~e", ~ "~ve". ~ M~r "~". ~io=
c~ie~ ~ly.
C. Z-1~89. ~e Co~fl ~onsi~er~ ~e ~ti~inm of ~. ~o~e~ D.
~ ~e~ to pl~ ~o~ ~-~ (~o~ ~x Ytl~e). ~ -
~c~ of ~ is l~at~ al~ the sou~ ai~ o~ ~ ~ ~st of
Teller ~e. ~e ~at ~ta a ~o~ of 170 ol~ter
~l~t~ ~or · 30 ~ ~e ~sion. a ~i~ f~ili~ ~t~ l~t~
r~l. ~ ~ti~t7 buil~ ~ c~l, ~ a ~el of~ioe ~ ~el
~t.
~e ~ ~=~ the he~i~. ~e a~e ~ fair of ~itiom,
Jeff M~e~ re~ ~
Zt ia felt t~t t~e ~1~ ~ ia a~iatent
~ co~e~ of ~o~i~ ~ai~ to ~et ~he a~i~ =e~ of el~
~nle.
~ita, ~o~ ~th 217 ~itm in ~ ~-rise ~il~ f~ a tot~ of
~7 ~ts. A ~0 ~ m~a~ faoilit7 ia ~a~ ~
o~l ~e ~ao ~elomed.
Zt is felt t~t this ~o~a~ il eonstst~t ~th t~e
~i~eli~e for lo~ int~ait7
~ ~11 c~l ~e, ~ail~ "l~", ~~ "~e", ~ "eve".
~fo~ "ave". ~e~rg~ "~e", ~ "~", ~ ~ "~e".
~tlo= ca~ied
~ate~ req~at~ a a~ifi~ ~e ~it ~ a ~bile
at 28~ Fo~ ~h ~ive, ~ch ia l~lt~ ~ the n~t
of Fo~ Wo~h ~ive b~i~ a~telv 7~ ~t a~ of ~he
int~e~ioz of Fo~ Wo~h ~i~ ~d J~ ~r~.
~e ~r ~ne~ the h~i~. ~e a~e in f~ ~
Jeff~ M~er ~e~ t~t ~eq~te ~t~,s~er ~d el~ric~ me, ce
is a~ble for e~alom to the site. ~a site is l~at~
~eri~ stre~ ~th a~q~te cavity. Mobile ~ P~k ~ be
d~el~ i= ~c~-n~e ~th ~t the req~ta i= ~ha ~bile
amd t~ler pe~k ox~lnance.
1. Yhe follo~ Ordiamn~e w~m ~eaeat~:
~0.
~~ 13.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~G ~ ~ 2800
O~ ~ ~, ~; ~ D~ ~ ~ DA~.
ro~ c~l ~e, ~1~ "~e", ~lafe~o "~e", ~eph~, "~",
(~1~) ~e ~il oo~i~d the ~tition of ~. & ~s.
~ Fe~ft~ ~ s~ifio ~e pe~ for a d~ c~e center
s~ ~ Av~e A, ~ ~re ~ic~ly ~8cri~ as lot 9
s~h 8 fe~ of lot ~, b~R 1, of ~he D~ ~ition hst.
~ is l~8t~ ~ the ~st si~e of Av~ A befi~i~
~o~e~ 3~ fo~ ~h of ~he inters~ion of Av~ A ~ ~le
~i~. Pl~g ~ ~i~ r~ deni~.
~e h~i~ w~ ~. ~ee s~e in fair ~ n~e in ~fiti~.
this ~ition. ~t ~11 r~ire s~ (6) sf~tive ~tes ~ the
C~ ~o ~e ~ ~ ~. ~e issues were ~ki~
~ to p~o~.~ ~ ~i~. Motion c~i~ ~~.
0~il ~onsi~ ~1 of ~ ~c~re Stre~ ~i~e r~o~tions.
Cit~ ~er ~ief~ the 0o~il, red, ins t~t thee ~e
~t~l~ for bri~e r~ti~s. He rec~ ~ g~e~ f~
rese~es in the ~ of ~te~ $2~,~0 ~ ~s of
W~ ~.
~i~ ~, 8~ ~e~, ~ ~pp~ve & e~e in the b~ in the
~h ~r~ ~ ~ ~ ~ the Gener~ ~d to ~c~iah the
r~ti~n. ~l~ o~i~ ~o~.
~e O~il c~i~er~ ~ ~i~e t~o~. ~t, to the
· ~e Di~t~ M~ r~e~ t~t ~ue ~o~ion, ~ve been
a~e~e a~ei~ly ~ ~ the ~r~ ~i~h ~e not ~
~t 2~'s b~ ~1~. ~oae ~ c~s ~11 ~ eon-
ei~ ~i~ t~ ~t fo~ati~ for n~ ~m~ ye~.
A m~ of ~ ~ ~ b~n ~ si~e the ~i~ of the
~se~ 2~. ~e ~t a~t is t~ ~pl~tation of the
~ ~s~ ~8~.~. ~, the ~i~ of this ~t~nt ~11
~ ~t the r~ G~ ~ o~a~i~ r~u~.
~ BY ~~ 'A~ ~ ~ A~ BY ,~.~ ~ ~
~216,0~; ~ ~ ~ ~ D~.
Chew motion, Rid~lesper~er second that the O~dl~anee
roll c~l ~te G~i~ "~e", T~f~o "~e", ~e~ "~e",
~f~d "~e", Ri~ea~r~er "~e", ~ "~e", ~ ~r "~e".
B. Co~il conm~er~ a~ov~ of ~ ~e ~o ab~ ~ e~
~t ~% 1807 ~i~e. R. E. ~ioa ~1~
diti~ to h~e ia pl~ to ~ ~lel
n~ ~ceaa ~a~t on op~ite aide of lot.
~e fo~o~ ~ce ~a
T~ CI~ ~ D~ ~ ~ ~ D~I~
~ c~ ~e, ~1~ "~e", ~o "~e", 8t~e~ "~e",
10. ~e f~l~ Resolution w~
~, a ~ority of the ~o~il will be out of the
~ 1~, 1981, ~ it is n~es,~ t~t the Co--il ~e~i~ for
~el~, N~, ~,
~t the re~ Co,ell me~ to ~ ~ld mt 7=~ P.M.
of ~, 1~1 is he~ e~celed.
P~$ ~ ~0~ this the 5th ~ of ~, 1981.
~OQES ~OL~, CITY
CITY 0~ DE~TO~, T~XAS
A~0VED AS TO L~AL FO~M:
C. j. TAYIX~, J~., CITY
CITX 01~ D~, TEXAS
Tmli&ferro motion, Galley second tha~ the Resolution
call v~te, Galley "&ye", Tali&ferro "aye", Ste~s "aye", Alfo~d "a~e",
Riddlesperger "a~-e", ~hew "aye", and Mayor "aye". Notion carried u~animously.
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11. The Oouncil considered a~ovel of an Agre~t to reinstitute the City/
County Nealth Board. stepheme motion, Gailey second to approve the Agreement.
Motion carried unanimously.
12. The Council considered a Request from Mme. Joe Snell to Serve ,~ingle
F~I~ Dwellings Outside the City L~ts with City Water. If this request is
~re~rted, Mrs. Snell would Be required a~d agreeable to l~ng the total coat
of the line in a~tion to meet~S all Denton specificationz regarding such
lines. Nelson advised the cost of 600' of 6" water line is $9,000.00.
Th//aferro motion, Chew second to approve request of Mrs. Joe Snell.
Motion carried.
13. T~e Council considered approv~.l for City pemticip~t~on in a~ oversize
sewer line for the new T~rget ~tore.
Utilities Di~'eetor, R. E. Nelson, re,ported that Henry S. Miller is re-
quired to put in aa 18" sewer line from the Martino Realty property to the
T~rget Store on Lo,p 288.
Nelson added that H. S. Miller Company will have a cost of $201,000,
amd the of Denton'z share (est.) $6~,8~0.
City
Motion Tali~ferro, seconcl Alford to approve participation in cost of
18" sewer line. Mc~ion carried unanimously.
14. The 0curtail considered a~prov~l to suB,it a step III EPA gr~mt appli-
cation for fund~ for the Hickor~ Creek Interceptor Sewer Lift Station Project.
a. E. Nelson said pre]~-~--y plans and specifications for the Hickory
CreekInterceptor sewers and lift ztation were reviewe~ by the Board at the
~arch 2], 1~1, regular meeting. The final pla~s an~ specifications were com-
pleted --~ tra~mmitted to the T--=s Depemtment of Water ResouA'cec in Austin,
Texas, on April 16, 1951. The project Consulting w-~tneers, Freeze a~d
Nichols, Inc. ere currently prepe~ing the Step III application to request
fun~ for constructing the subject lines and lift at&rich.
The Public Utilities Board reo~---ended approval.
M~ion Stephens, second Ch~w to ~pprove sul~zitting a Step III EPA Grout
Application for funds for Hickory Creek Interceptor Sewer Lift ~&tion
Pro, eot. Motion carried unaz/aouely.
1~. The Council considered &mAyoral of a contract with Bro~ks Brownste~d and
A~sociatee for e~oymeut essA-ch services for Data Processing Director.
Ei~ Cole briefecl Council ztatin~ that cost of service w~s $9,000.
Taliaferro motion, Chew secon~ to authorize the City Manager to approve
a contra~t to make seerch. Motion ca~ried uns~tmly.
1~. The following Resolution wa~ prezente~:
RESOLUTIO~
BE IT I~LVED TY T~E CITY 00~IL OF TEE CITY OF D~.rON, TEXAS:
Pul'scant to Section 6.02 (c} of the Charter of the City of Denton, Texas,
the Oity Council he~e~ authcn'ises the City Attorne~ to appoint RoBert Bryan
Hunter ns ~n Assistant City Attorue~ for the 0ity of Denton, Tex~s, upon his
receil~c of his license to pr~ice law in the State of Texas.
SECTI0~ II.
The 0ity AttorneT is hereby authorized to e~plcmj Rober~ Bryan Hunter as a
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MAy 5, 1981, ~ttmued
law clerk in the office of the City Attor~e~ pending him receil~ nf his li-
cense to ~tiee ~v in the ~&te ~f ~s &~ t~e ~egi~i~ s~ of ~
~aiK~t 0i~7 Atto~.
~s~e.
P~ ~ ~0~ this the ~th ~ of ~, 1981.
RICq~A~D 0. ~, MA~
Iai
Chew motion, Alfor~ secomi that Re~olutioa he l~se~. O~ roll ca~ vote,
0e~le~ "a~ve". Taliaferro "a~e", Ste]~.eal "ge", Alfor~ "ge", ~i~el~er~er
~e", ~ "~e" ~ ~ "~e". ~i~ e~i~ ~~.
17. ~e fo~ Re~olution ~a ~ea~t~:
~s~t to ~tion 6.02 (e) of t~ ~ of the City of ~, T~,
~ ~,i~t Cit7 At~ for the Ci~7 of D~, ~M.
~ie ~eol~ion s~ b~e eff~i~ ~ ~d ~ lie ~%e of
~e.
P~ ~ ~ this the ~th ~ of ~, 1~1.
cz~'~' ~ D~C~, ~ i
/si
:]~f: IS/
~otion ~for~, Ta~liaferro ee~ond that the R~olution be ~.
ro~ c~ ~te, ~il~ "~e", T~i~o "~e", S2e~e~ "~e", ~for~ "~e",
Rid~es~S~ "~e", Ch~ "~e" ~d ~r "~e". Motion c~ri~ ~~.
~e C~il c~id~ · ~1~ to ~i~trict t~ City o~ Denton.
~i~ ~ ~e ~ Ri~es~rger, s~o~ed ~ ~r ~o T~ ~e~ens
~t the ~ ~t to ~&te S~t~ ~b Olas~w ~ ~te Representati~
Jim ~ ~d the a~te ~22ee ~i~ of e~h ho~e the ~quest of
the City C~il of the City of D~t~, ~, t~t the City of De~ton ~ be
~d~ i~o t~ R~esen~tive Districts, ~ t~t the entire City off Denton
be ~ ~thin one Re~esen~ati~ District. ~ roll e~ ~e G~il~ "~e",
T~iaf~ "~e", ~ "~e", ~fo~ "~e", Ri~es~rger "~e",
1~. ~ C~il reoesa~ i~o ~ive Session ~t 9:~0 P.M. to discuss
~rs~el ~ ~ Estate.
20. ~ C~cil r~onv~ into ~blio Session at 9:~
~ ~ti~ ~ to ~ t~en.
26q
Special called meetl~ of the City 0o~ncil at ~:00 P.M. Tuesday, ~ ~0 1~81,
~ ~e 0o~il ~b~s of ~he M~oi~ ~l~l~.
~:00 P.M.
1. ~e C~cil consider~ a ~esentati~ ~ L~ F~o~
se~ees for Data ~oceasi~
~p Collins of L~ ~e the pres~ti~ion.
(1) ~ ~inted out ~he ~te ~essi~ ~pl~entati~ ~ees r~ri~
a~tention.
(2) He ~ew~ F~elal ~eo~ti~ i~l~i~ ~ent ~eo~ti~
~ general ~eo~ti~.
~ diseased P~oll~s~el, ~ati~ t~t t~ of
~ desi~ of ~ ~erati~ ~c~es ~
He dise~s~ in leah utility bllli~ ~ c~t~ iafo~tion,
~dl~ t~t n~ ~erati~ pr~es, or~iuation ~d
q~red.
He disc~s~ Contr~ Ne~iati~ ~ a ~ssible ti~in ~th the
0ity of ~ in ~tation.
Ee diec~,~ ~dect ~~ ~ ~ req~re
e~t~ r~i~ ~d to e~i~te co~eetive
(7) ~oJ~t t~ ~ization ~ ~eseat~ aa fo~ ~ Cole,
~oJ~t M~; Bill MaN~, ~ility ~i~l~
c~ti~; ~tt7 ~Ke~, P~o~/~m~el.
(8)V~ora in~lv~e~t ~ be aa folly: ~ ~11
in tee~ic~ traini~, inet~li~ acute ~
~ ~ ~ ~ ~a ~ t~cal tronic, c~elon of
~e -~ ~o~ ~ification.
(10) Coll~a said the City eo~d uae ~ in · eu~ role.
2. ~ Co~eil he~d a r~ ~ Dem~ ~A Dir~t~s, ~l~d
Bill
Vela ~s~ t~t ~ ~A ~ mee~a ~e~ ~e~, ~ 1~. "~ ~d
like ~ input."
Vela - "~ere ia a si~ific~t i~r~e in ~he o~ati~ ~e~. ~e
· ~it --~ b~t c~ittee ~ta to eo~tinize the ~et
Galley - "~hmt dc ~ou pe~eeive is happemin~ ca t~e ~. Is t~e
t~e feeli~ ~ ~1~."
T~ - "l ~lieve ~t ~e of the c~c~na in, lye ~it ~2. ~e
· ~ ~o h a ~ibili~7 ~p ~ the eities ~ ~e ~e~7."
~il~- "Miai~ =o~m f~ ~e ~ra~i~ ~it ~rm~ t~ ~its ~e not
~tLoa to ~e ~ re~ive to ielli~ ~ ca the o~ ~e~.
~, "~'m sor~ ~ ~ ~A. ~ ~'ve Got ~1 t~t goes wi~ it."
cit~'~
~,h ~ C. ~. ~1~. "~ a~ the c~r~ta, ~he ~er or the
T~r - "~ ~ve t~ ~ to dele~e aut~it7 to s~n contr~ts."
~ - '~at~ic~. ~A citi~ ~ v~e ~ cities before ~A
~n. ~ in ~ &t ~ t~. N~ ~A ~K ~rE ve~ cloae~
~h ~he ~ cities, k~ t~ advis~ ~t ~1 t~e8.
~. ~. ~e Co~il ,on~e~ Jato the ~i&l C~led Me~i~ a~ 7:00 P.M.
~. ~e C~il Q~aide~ t~ C~ent ~e~a.
~ ~o T~ ~he~ req~a~ t~t it~ A-2 Be r~.
1. Bid ~8~ - Die, fiCtion ~efo~era
~id ~de~ to ~ cost ~ ~it bidd~s aa folly:
d. 7~ ~A~ ~ 8,~.00 ~ $2~.~0.00 T~e ~t.
e. 1~0 ~A/~ ~ ~,~2~.~ ~ $1~,0~.~ T~ple ~t.
T~ o~t of: $128,3~0.00
5. Co--il c~ide~ a~o~ of ~a 01~ fir~r~ die~
~iaf~o ~tion. ~ ~ to a~e r~ue~ of ~i~ Club.
~. ~ ~ r~ a ~oe~tion ~1~ R~t for
17 t~ ~ 23, ,~ ~ ~ ~,t Club.
7. Reeol~ io~:
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M~ 1~, 19~1, Continued
A. The following Resolution in appreciation of "Bullitt Lowry"
presented:
Ig~EREAB, ~allitt Lowr~ has ~selfis~y contri~ his ~e ~d eff~
~ ~at~i~ ~d ex~pl~ ~ ~i~ his tense aa & ~er of the Te~
~st~ic~ C~i~aion ~ ~ c~aen as ~ ~tat~i~ ~sai~ M~ber of
1~0; ~d
~, ~litt ~ is the author of ~atoric~ ~er~ of
~ty, T~a ~ c~aut~ of A ~ief ~iato~ of D~ton cowry; ~
~, ~li~t ~ ~s ae~ ~ ~i~a~ of the ~i~oric~ ~k
C~seion of the City of ~nton; Vice~l~ of the Dent~ Co~t~ ~atoric~
C~ieaion ~d Denton cowry ~ of the T~a Heri~e ~o~t of the
~, the M~r ~ City Co--il ~le~e their ~ate~
f~ the tireless ~d outat~ m-,~er in whiah ~] ]itt ~ ~s
t~ae, ~ ~ oth~, ~lic se~ices, -~ e~ their be~ ~ahea ~ hie eon-
tin~ s~ceaa aa a c~l~y l~der;
t~t t~ mi~e ~ ~ a~imti~ of ~,~ltt ~, felt ~ the
citime~ ~ o~icera of the ~ity of D~ton, Be f~ conv~ to ~ in
~t ~er ~ a~e~ing this ~esol~ion ~n the o~i~i~ ~n~es of the
City of Denton, T~s, ~d fo~di~ to h~ a eo~ h~f; ~
~ ~ ~I'~ ~L~, t~t the City o~ Pe~ton ~ea ~ o~iei~
ei~e~ e~ its ~et ~hea to the ~orable ~litt ~ for a lo~ ~
s~ceesf~ e~eer ~ a m~Ber of ~ c~ty, ~ am m civie
P~$ ~ ~ t~s the l~h ~ of ~, A. P.
/s/
CH C~ DE~0~, T~AS
C. J. TAI'~OR, JR., CI'TY ~
CIT~ OF DE~TON, TEgAS
~ ~ion, Ri~e~r~ .~ t~t ~he Resolution be ~.~, ~ ro~
e~ ~e G~i~ ~e , ~fe~o ~e , ~e~e~ ~e , ~fo~ ~e , Rid~es~rg~
~e", ~ "~e", ~ ~r "aye". ~ion ca~i~ ~us~. ~
B. ~e foll~ Resolution ~ ~esent~ in ~n~ of J~ ~ilea:
~SO~
W~S, the citizens of the City of Denton ~ve lo~ one of its ~at
· ~ble citiz~s~ ~d
l l, continued 267
~F~, Joe Skilee serv.~ his cceemunity above and beyond the mere
efficient dilcharge of his duties in promoting the welfare ~nd prosperity of
the citizens of De~toa. amd .a~u~d the full respect a~d aero, ration of his
colleagues a.~ associates; And
W~a~AS, Joe ~.iles, a local Attorney. w~s the developer of tbs S~iles
Addition amd South~.i~ge Addition; Director of First State ~, pe~t President
of the Denton Chamber of C~..er~e, And wa~ the first recipient of the Otis
Fowler Aw~rd~ and
~, Joe Skiles ~a. p~et President of the State Bar of Texas, a
former State Represeatative, a former Assistant Attorne~ General of Texa~
former A~eociate of ~don John. on in the Natio~l Youth Adminietration~
~SEREAS, Joe ~iles ~as the kind of individ,,-~ who ga~e not only his
t~e and m~ne~ ~ took a -inters interest in the life a~d wellbei~g of all the
people with wh~ he ease into conifer ~nd dedicated himself to the building of
a better life in the
NOW, T~, u~ 1T RE~OLVED BY TEE COU~IL OF TI~ CITY ~F DENTON, TEXAS:
That the sincere ~nd ~ a~eciation of Joe ~iles felt By the citizens
and office~-e of the City of Denton, Tex~s, causes this Resolution to be formally
transcribed into the official minutes of the City of Denton, Texas, dedicated to
the remembrance of the "Honorable ~oe ~kiles".
PAS~D A~D A~ this the 12~h da~ of May, 1~1.
RICF~D O. STEWART, MAYOR
OITY OF D~'/gN, Tm, AS
Is/
c. TA , m.,
CITY OF D~P~ON,
~e~o ~ion, ~ seoo~ ~ the Resolution be ~, ~ ro~
c~ ~e ~ll~ "~e", T~i~o "aye". ~e~ens "~e", ~f~d "~e". Ri~eaperger
"aye", Ch~ "~e", ~ ~r "~e". Motion c~ri~ ~o~.
C. ~e C~ co~ider~ ~ion of a Resolution a~h~izi~ %he c~-
d~ti~
~O~ZON
~, t~ ~it~ of ~t~, T~s ~a her~ofore onter~ imto ~ a~nt
~th the 5~te of T~,
~q~re ~e ri~f-~
~, the 0ity of D~ton ~ b~ ,~Ble to ~ee ~d c~ ~ee ~th
the ~er u~m t~ ~ of the h~ ~eecriB~ ~d air.ted in ~he 0ity of
Den~n, Denton Co~y, Text; ~,
~e ~ate Ei~w~ ~ ~blic Tr~a~ation C~ission of the State of
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~Ja~V 12, 1981, 0ontinued
Texal h&l found a~d deterge-ed that it is neceasar~ a~d ¢ouvemient '~o acquire
the hereinafter described lmropert7 for the purpose of ~onitrueti~, layi~ out
and ~eco~atructin~ · highYa~, designated as · part of the State Highway
aa~ ~ City Co~cil here~ dete~nes t~t i~ is n~ess~ t~t it tut~rize
~ee~ in ~uent ~in to ~q~re t~ title to the h~ei~er r~
~e City Atto~ of the City cf Deaton, T~, ia he~e~ ~riz~
~t~ to ~l~ co~ion p~ce~i~ to ob~t~ the f~ s~e title,
DeaCon Co~t~, Te~s, t~t:
~ ~7,~ sq~e feet of l~d, m~e or leaa, o~ Of ~d a ~ of t~t
~.7~0 tore trot of 1~ ~ the C.C~er ~, Abater ~o. 27~, ~ the
B. ~t~ S~v~, Abstr~t ~o. 77~, in ~oz Co~ty, T~ ~re ~ic~-
~ ~eorib~ by me~es ~ b~da in ~bit "A" at~d h~o ~ ~e a
~f for ~ p~aes.
~s~t to existi~ l~v, the a~ to be ~id f~ ~ the City off ~t~, wi~
t~ title ther~o vesti~ ~ ~e State of Tms~ ~r, t~ la ~lud~
~ said e~te to be co~ ~ the oil, gas ~ ~ ~ch ~ be ~e-
of ~h oil, ~a ~ s~ph~ of i~ess or e~ees to or ~ t~ a~f~e of
~ f~ the ~se of e~l~i~, ~elop~, ~illi~, ~ ~ of the
~is Resol~i~ a~ b~ e~tive ~ ~d a~er its ~te of
P~ ~ ~ this the l~h ~ of ~,
/,s/
/si
C* J. ~, ~., ~Y A~Y
Is/ ....
PA~O~ ~0, 2~
~O~T~6~ 8018-1-57
~eph~l ~tion, ~ l~O~ t~t ~e ~lution ~ ~.~. ~ roll c~
"~", ~ "~e", ~d ~ "~e". ~i~ c~l~ ~ly.
D. ~ Co--il co~ide~ ~iom of a Rei~ution lut~isi~ the con-
~ation of Fope~y for ~op ~ ~ ~y ~.F. ~a~, et ~.
~0~
~, the City of Denton, Twa ~a h~ofore en~ ~to ~ ~r~
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May 1~, 1981. Continued
merit with t~e State of TEXAS, 8t~e Department of liighw~ys an~ Public
~a~ion, to ~re the ri~%~f~ n~esa~ for 8.~. ~p 288 in the
of Dent~n; ~
~, ~ Ci~y of Den~ ~ ~n ~ble to ~ee ~ c~ ~ee
City of Denton, ~t~ C~ty, ~; ~, ~,
~ I.
~e ~ate ~ ~ ~ic ~ation C~eeion of the ~ate of
Te~e ~s f~ ~ ~ete~ t~t it is n~ess~ ~d con~nient to
the h~eA~ deathbed ~y for the ~se of co~tr~ti~, l~yi~ out
~ r~o~t~t~ t ~, d~i~tt~ as ~ ~ of the State ~igh~
a~ the Clt2 O~?~ ~ d~ines t~t it is n~esa~ t~t it ~rize
~ooe~i~ in ~in~t ~in to ~q~re the title to the h~ei~er r~
~e 0i~7 lttora~ of ~e City of Denton, T~, i~ here~ a~riz~
d~ec~ to b~i~ eo~ion ~i~ to o~&ln ~he fee s~ple title,
cl~ ~ ~~ th~, to the foll~ tr~ of 1~ ,i~t~ ~
D~ton C~ty, Ti~,
~i~ 21,1~ sq~re feet of ~, ~e ~ less, of ~ich 8~ fe~ ia l~t~
i~ the R. B. ~tt~ S~y, Abstr~t ~o. 77}, in Denton Co,tM, T~a more p~-
tic~ describ~ ~ ~et~ a~ ~ds in ~ibit "A" att~h~ h~eto ~ ~de
~s~t ~ ~ist~ ~w, the ~ to be ~id for by the Ci~y of ~t~, wit~ the
title thoro vea~i~ ia the ~te of T~ ~ver, ~here ia ~olud~ ~
estate to ~ oo~ ~ the oil, g~ ~ s~ph~ ~ich c~ be r~ ~
~th said l~d ~ut ~ r~ v~t~ r~ini~ ~o the ~er o~ a~h oil,
gas ~ s~ of i~eas ~ ~ese ~o ~ ~ the s~f~e of s~id l~d f~ the
~cse of ~, l~i~, ~illi~, or ~ni~ of the a~.
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~y 1~, 1981, C~l~tin~.l~ld
l~iddlemperger motion, Che~ second that this Resolution be pa~sed.
roll cell vote Oaile~r "a~e", T~liefer~o "a~,e", ~cephe~m "aye", ~f~ "~",
Ri~ee~ger "~", ~ee "~e", ~or "aye". ~ion c~l~ ~~.
E. ~e Co--il comzid~ ~ti~ of ~ ~eaolution ~t~rl~i~ ~he con-
d~tion of ~y f~ ~p 2~ ~ ~ Fir~ T~m Sav~m
~iation.
~, the City of Denton, ~-~ ~ h~of~e ~er~
m~t ~t~ the State of T~a, ~ate D~t of Hi~ ~d
ti~, to ~quire t~ r~ht~f-~y n~eaa~ for S.H. ~p 268 ~ the City of
~S, the Cit~ of Denton ~ ~ea ~ble to ~ ~
the ~ u~m the v~ of the herder ~eeeri~ 1~ ~it~t~
T~ ~ fo~ ~ d~e~n~ t~t it is a~esa~ ~d e~i~ to ~quire
t~ he~er describ~ pz~y for the ~ae of co~t~ti~, ~i~
~ r~str~ti~ a high~, ~ea~ted aa a ~ of the ~te
~ the City C~il h~e~ dete~nee t~t it le n~ t~t it a~rize
~i~ in ~n~t ~in to acquire the title to ~he herei~ r~l
~e City Atto~ of 2he City off Denton, Te~s, i~ he~e~
~t~ to bri~ ~on~t~n ~e~i~ to o~n the fee s~e
~ ~ov~nts t~, to the fo~ ~t of 1~ ~it~t~
~.8~ ~re trot of 1~ in t~ ~iel D. ~p S~, ~mtr~t
~e~t to ~ieti~ la~, t~ ~ ~o Be ~d for By the City o~
title thereto veeti~ in the ~ate of Te~ h~, thee ia ~1~
e~te ~ be co~ a~ ~e oil, gu ~ e~ ~lch c~ ~
~th said 1~ wl~ut ~ right ~ r~ni~ ~o t~e ~ of e~h oil,
~as ~d ~ of l~mm ~ ~eem to ~ ~ ~ /~ff~e of m~d l~d for
~ae of ~ori~, d~lopi~, ~ill~, or ~ of the ~.
~m Resolution ~-~ 1 b~ eff~tive ~ ~ ~er ira
P~ ~ ~ t~m the l~h ~ cT ~,
/si ,,
A~:
271
Ma~ 1~, lgS1, Continued
APPROVED AS
C. J. TAY-AJ~,
CITY ~ DE~I'I~,
PARCEL NO. 18
(s.m ux~ ~88)
~ ~tio~, ~ s~o~ t~t this ~esolution ~e ~nae~. ~ roll
vote G~i~ "~e", T~ief~o "~e", Ste~s "~e", ~for4 "aye", Ri~lesperger
"~e", Ch~ "~", ~ "~e". ~ion c~ri~ ~ual~.
F. ~ C~il com~i~er~ a Reaol~ion aut~rizi~ t~e eoma~ation of
~p~y for ~ep 288 ~ ~ T~er F. G~aa~y, et ~.
~. ~he Cit~ of D~on. Te~s ~ heretofore ent~ into ~ ~ee-
me~ ~ith t~ ~ate of Te~s. ~ate D~ment of ~ ~ ~blic ~=-
~a~ion. to ~q~re the ri~t-ofw ~e=s~ f~ S.H. ~op 288 ia the City
~. tBe City of Dent~ ~ B~m ~ble to ~ee ~d c--~ot ~ree
~th t~ ~ ~n ~ v~ of the hero,er deacrib~ ~ sit~t~ in t~
City of ~toa. D~oa Co~ty. ~; NOW. '~.
to ~q~e t~e h~el~er deacrib~ ~t~ for the p~ae of oonst~ti~,
~ o~ ~ r~t~%i~ a ~, desi~t~ ~ a ~ of the ~ate
His~ ~t~, ~ the City C~il ~re~ d~e~nes t~t it is n~ess~
t~t it aut~ize ~e~i~ ia ~ue~ D~a to acq~re the title to the
h~ei~ re~ ~operty.
~e Oi%~ At~ey of the Cit2 of ~toa, T~, ia hereby ~uthoriz~
~ dir~t~ to b~i~ eond~ti~ ~i~ to obtain ~e fee a~ple title,
i~l~i~ ~ ~ov~enta th~, to the foll~ng trot of 1~
~i~ 7~,~ aq~e f~ of 1~, ~re or leas, out of ~ a ~ of t~t 2~.~35
r~t ~re %~2 oF ~ in the R. B. ~t~ 8~, Abatr~t ~o. 77~, ia
Dent~ C~ty, T~ ~e ~le~ a~cri~ ~ ~tea ~ ~a in ~hibit
"A" att~h~ berne ~ ~e a ~ h~f for ~1 ~ses.
~e~t to ~ist~ law, the ~ to ~e ~id for ~ the City of Denton, with
t~ title thoro vesti~ in the ~ate of T~; hove~r, there is ~cl~ ~
~id ~tate to ~ c~-~ ~1 ~ oil, gas ~ a~ ~ich c~ be
fr~ ~th ~id 1~ ~thout ~ ri~t ~t~r r~&ini~ to the ~ of auch
oil, ~s ~ e~p~ of i~eaa ~ e~es~ to ~ ~ the ~fsce of s~d 1~
for the ~ae of ~l~i~, d~p~, ~i~i~, or ~ni~ of the ~e.
~N III.
~s ~eeolution ah~ b~e e~ective fr~ ~d ~ its ~te of
paaa~e.
272
PASSED AND A~hOVED thi~ the l~ch d~y of M~y, 19~1.
alt~ O. STEk~T,
0ITY OF
ATi~ST:
PARCEL NO. 33
PROJECT 8018-1-57
roll call v~e ~1~ "~", ~i~f~o "~e", ~e~am "~", ~f~ "~e",
Ri661e~erger "~e", ~ "~e", ~r "~e". ~i~ c~ri~
8. ~e Co--il consider~ Bid ~88~ - ~tric Vehicle CA-2, r~
the O~m~t ~e~a).
~ E. ~elmo~ ~ief~ the O~cil. No ~i~ ~ m~ ~m ~e.
~i~ dl~.
9. ~e Co--il conmid~ ~amibility o~ f~ to ~d~ ~ml~ ~e.
eh~hem ~ mm ~e traffic.
Ste~m ~tion, Oail~ m~d to ref~ ~mible ~d~ of Te~l~ ~e
~o P~ ~ Z~i~ for eonmi~ation im the five y~ capi~
~. Motion c~ri~ ~o~.
10. ~il c~mid~ a c~tr~t ~th ~S ~ ~ility bi~i~
~e C~il oonmid~ a co~r~t ~th ~ic~ ~~ S~icem
~cil consi~er~ a~ov~ of a Re~luti~ ~e~ai~ e~ om t~e
~ation of di~ the City of ~mton in~ ~re t~ o~ R~e~ative
Dirtier.
~, ~ ~ ~, 1~1 the City 0o~il ~ ~tion ~sa~ its co~n
~ t~ queation of ~vi&i~ the City of Dent~ ~o ~re t~ one
Diatric~; ~d
273
M~ 12, 1981, Co,.tinued
W~,~AS, said ~tion ~ transmitted to me~bers of the Le£isl&tv~e
and to t~ t~ro~i~te e~tt~m of the ~gislat~e; and
~, it is t~ ~eaire of the City ~cil to fo~ly e~ress its
c~cern ~ offic~l re~luti~ N~, ~,
~ Cit~ Co.il of the Cit~ of Denton h~e~ reque~e t~t ~e entire
City of D~ ~ pl~ in one R~tive District ~ t~t the City of
Denton ~ ~ ~i~ ~ ~ ~ ~re Re~es~tative Districts.
~ ~ la here~ r~t~ to f~a. a co~ of t~a Reaoluti~ ~o
~te S~t~ ~b ~1~ ~ ~te Re~eeen~tive J~ Ho~ ~ the ~ro~iate
C~ttee ~i~.
P~ ~ ~ t~im the l~h d~ of ~, 1981.
/s/
A'A'A'm~:
/si
CITY OF DEN'I~, T~XAS
C. 3. TArf.~R, dl~., CIT~ A~fORNFf
CITY ~ D~, ~
R¥:
Stel~hens motion, Alford second that this Resolution ~ ~s~. ~ roll
c~ ~te ~le~ "~e", ~1~ "~e", St~ "~e", ~f~d "~e",
Ri~ee~g~ "~e", ~ "~e", ~ "~e". ~ion oa~i~
13. ~1~ m~a~ t~t · n~ ~a~ ordt-~-e i8 bei~ ~k~ on ~
the Cit~ A~. ~e ~ t~t l~t~ the ordi~ce ~ be bro~ht to the
~,,~il ~ a n~ ~di~e ~o ~ echidna.
Cit~ Att~ ~lor s~t~ t~t the ~s~ ordi~ce ~11 contain
~t the U. S. ~ ~ ~ ~ed ~ ~a~.
1~. C~oil r~v~ ~to ~ie Session to ~ce ~t ~ of~ci~
27q
Special 0alled Meeting of the City Council on ~ 20, 1~1.
¢0~JNCIL PREB~m.A.: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Te~ Ste~ems, amd Council Members
Galley, Taliaferro, Alfor~ azxd Chew.
ARSENT: Council Member Siddlesperger
1. The Council e~nsidered · proposal to move l~oki, furniture, ere. at the
LibrL,-y.
Aslistant Manager, Ei~ Cole, advised the Co--il that q~ti~l
be~ r~ueeted to ~e the o~ratioas of the libr~ ~ the ~ion to be
~el~ to the n~ly c~ed z~tion, ~y t~ q~tee r~eived:
C~les Oreason at a bid of Sh,~00.00
~o Inc. ~t a bid of $~,000.00
M~ion ~ Taliaferro, second~ ~ ~ford that the bid ~ a~d~ to the
1~ Bider, O~les Cresaon at a bid of $~,400.~. M~io~ c~ied
2. ~e Co--il c~aider~ a~o~ of a c~e order for t~
trol Center.
Bill ~elo brief~ the Co~cil. He ~vil~ t~t the c~e ord~
the ~t of $4,09~.00 ~d res~t ia a ~ comtr~t s~ of $125,509.00.
~elo said t~t the c~e or~er ~d:
1. P~ide aid~, ~terior ~r, ~th~stri~ing of
2. ~ovide ~ i~stall s~ et~l. ~d... ~85.00
~. ~ovide ~d i~stall ~ditio~l ~ll~rk. ~... 170.~
2. ~ovide find ~s-t~ ~ ~ "B" in
lieu of single h~. ~d... 1~.~
Tot~ ........ $~, 09~. 00
~ion ~e by Tali~e~o, e~o~ ~ ~ems to ap~c~
o.
Regular meeting of the City Oounoil at 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, ~ 5, 1981, in the
Council ~hambers of the Munici~ Building.
5~00 p.m.
COUNCIL I~T: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tern Stephens, Council Members Galley,
Taliaferro, Alford, Riddlesperger, and Chew.
C(N3NC IL ABSENT: None.
OTiS PRE~ENT: City Manager, Chris Hartu~g; City Attorney, C. J. Taylor, Jr. ~
and aoting Oity Secretary, Bill Angelo.
1. The cou~cll convened into Executive Session to discuss Legal Matters, Real
Estate, Persomuel, and Board Appointments.
7:00 p.m.
2. The Council convened in regular session at 7:00 p.m. was by
Motion
made
Stephens, seconded by Taliaferro to approve the minutes of the regular meeting
of May ~, 1981 a~d the special called meeting of May 12, 1981 as amended. Motion
carried unanimously.
3. Consent Agenda
M~yor Stewart requested that item B-i, the final repl&t oF Windsong at the
Village Phase V be removed from the Consent Agenda and be considered at a
later time.
~otion was made by Stephens, seconded by Chew to approve the Consent Agenda.
Motion carrie~ unanimously.
Bids/l~rchase Orders
1. Bid #8901, Boring Machine.
2. Bid #8900, Uniforms for Utility Department
$. Purchase Order #~7799 to Darr Equipment
~. Z-1285. The petition of Mr. Richard Compton requesting a change of zoning
from single family (~F-7) to m~alti-family restricted (~F-R) classification at 100
Wel~h Street. The tract oF lamd is approximately 2 acres in size and is located
at the southwest corner of the intersection of Fannin and Welch Streets.
Jeff Meyer briefed the Council on ~istory of this it~n stating that the Council
had previously discussed this petition during a p~blic hearing and referred the
request back to the Planning and Zoning Commission due to incompatibility with
the Lamd Use Plan. The petitioner reduced the request to multi-family restricted
which cut the l~p~lation density of the area in half. On the basis of this
reduction, the Planning and Zoning Co,,~seion recommended approval of Z-lb85.
Motion was made by Riddlesperger, seconded by Alford, to approve Z-1285. Motion
carried uaaaimously.
A. The ~ollowing ordinamce wa~ presented:
NO. 81-5~
AN ORDINANCE AM~NDIN~ TKE ZONING MA3 0P THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXA~ AS
8AN~ WAS ADOP£~.m AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES T~ T}{E CITY
0F DE~TON, TFV~fAS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1, AND AS SAID MAP APPLIED TO LOT !,
BLOCK 3 OF THE %;, H. WATTAM ADDITION TO THE CITY OF DENTON, .&ND MORE
PARTI61YLARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
~t..~. ~as made by Chew, seconded by Taliaferro that the Ordinance
'., a~opted. On roll call v~te, Galley "aye", Chew "aye", Tmliaferro
"aye", Stephens "aye", Al ford "aye", RiddlesDerger "aye", and Mayor
"aye". 5{otion carried unanimously.
~-- ~ ' ~'*'- -~ - l~i ~~
June 2, 1981, Continued
5. S-156. The petition of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thompson requesting a specific
use ~rmit to operate a day care center at 906 Avenue A.
Jeff Meyer briefed the Council on this item stating that the Council had referre~
this case back to the Planning and Zoning Commission when new evidence was presented
regarding a plan which would provide better access to the street. The Planning
and Zoning Commission agreed that this new driveway access plan would improve
p~rking and traffic considerations, but the Commission still questioned the suit-
ability of this t~rpe of land use at this location. The Planning and Zoning Com-
mission w~s unable to reach a majority decision for or ~gainet this petition.
The City Attorney ruled that approval of this request would require a six-seventh~
(6/7) vote of the Council since a lack of recommenda~ion constitutes a negative
r~endation.
Motion was made by Taliaferro, seconded by Chew to approve S-156. The motion
failed 4 to 3 with Council Members Galley, Taliaferro, Chew and Alford voting "a~e",
and Council Members Riddlesperger, Stephens and Stewart voting "no."
6. The Council considered discussion on the City/County Health Department.
Chris Hartung briefed the Council on this item stating that the County had re-
quested input from the City on the population figures to be used in the City/
County Health Department funding formula. The staff recommended using the official
census population figures over the population figures generated by the North Central
Texa~ Council of Governments. The Council instructed the City Manager to noti~
the County to use the population figures from the 1980 U.S. Census.
7. The Council considered a recommendation from the Traffic Safety Support
Commission to allow a 50-foot driveway opening on Carroll Boulevard, midway between
Sherman Drive and University Drive.
Chris Nartung briefed the Board on this item stating that Safeway, Inc., had
requested permission to sx~end the existing 35-foot curb cut to 30 feet to allow
access for large delivery trucks. ~t wac the opinion of the ~raffic ~afety
Support Commission that this extension would be necessary for safety reasons.
Motion was made by Stephens, seconded by Chew to allow the extension of the drive-i
way to 50 feet. Notion carried unanimously.
8. The staff requested that this item be deleted from the Agenda at the present
time.
9. The staff requested that this item be deleted from the Agenda mt the present
tame.
10. The staff requested that this item be deleted from the Agenda at the present
tim~.
11. The Council considered approval of the de-emnexation of the Spencer Plant ~ite.
Bob Nelson briefed the Board on this item, stating that the de-a~ex~tion of the
~pencer Road Plant Site will allow the City to save in e~ess of $200,000 per year
on the ~ percent occupation tax paid en natural gas used at the plant. The Public
Utilities Board recommended approval of this request; however, the Planning and
Zoning Commission was unable to obtain a majority ruling for or against this
request.
Motion wa~ ma~e by Riddles~erger, seconded by ~hew to commence with de-annexation
proceedings on the Spencer Road Plant Site. Motion carried ~tua~ously.
12. The Oouncil considered approval of a change order from Dickeraon Construction I t
Company on the Water and Sewer Line Project on East NcEir~ey,
Bob Nelson briefed the Council on this lte~, stating that the contractor had
experienoed some material underruns resulting in a net s~vings of $2,251 and a
total contract cost of $~8,219. The Public Utilities reco~ended approval of this
ohan~e order.
Motion ~as made by Tallaferro, seconde~ by Stephens to approve this change order.
Motion carried uns~imously.
June 2, 1981, Continued
13. The Council considered approval of final payment to Dtckerson Construction
Company for water and sewer improve,rite on East McKinney ~treet.
Bob Nelson briefed the Council on this item, stating that the contract with Diek-
erson Construction C~mp~ny was now complete at a total cost of $58,219.
Motion w~s made by Galley, seconded by Taliaferro to approve final payment to
Dickerson Construction Company. Motion carried unanimously.
14. The Council considered approval of a change order and final payment to Gilbert
Associates for the 1981 Eteetric ~tility Power Supply Study.
Bob Nelson briefed the Council on this item stating that a change order of $10,597
would be necessary to cover the costs of special services above the original
contract amount as requested by the City Council. The Public Utilities Board
recommends approval of the change order and final payment as the work on this project
h~s been completed.
Motion was made by Gailey, seconded by T~liaferro to approve the change order and
final payment. Motion carried unanimously.
15. The Mayor announced that there was official action on Executive Session
items.
'16. The following resolution was presented:
WHEREAS, on May 5, 1981 the City Council by Motion expressed its concern on
the Question of dividing the City of Denton into more than one Representative
District; amd
WHEP~AS, said Motion was transmitted to members of the Legislature and to
the appropriate commit, tees of the Legislature~ and
WHEREAS, legislation passed by the legislature divides the City of Denton
into more than one district~ and
W~EREAS, it is the desire of the City Council to formally express its concern
by official resolution; NOW, T~REFOP~,
BE IT RESOLVED BY TEE CITY COUNCIL OF T~E CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
SECTION I.
The City Council of the City of Denton hereby requests Governor Clements to
veto legislation dividing the City of Denton into more than one Representative
District.
~ECTION II.
The Ma~or is hereby requested to forward a copy of this Resolution to Governor
Clements.
PAS~ED AND APPROVED this the ~nd day of June, 1981.
RICF~/tD O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
BILL ANGELO, DEPUTY ~ITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FOBM:
C. J. TA~LOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEY~
BY:
June 2, 1~81, Continued
Motion ~a$ made by Chew, seconded by Stephens that the resolution be adopted.
On roll call vote, Galley "aye", Taliaferro ~aye", Stephens "aye", A/ford "aye",
Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye", and Mayor "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
17. The Council considered the final replat o~ Windsong at the Village Phase V,
which was removed from Consent Agenda at the request of Mayor Stewart.
Mayor Stewart raised concern over the reappearance of this replat before the
Council.
Jeff Meyer briefed the Council on this item, stating that it was necessary to
thebringproposedthis itemsalebaCkof thist° theproperty.COunc~l due to varioum survey errors discovered d~crin~
After considerable discussion of the platting process, motion was made by Rid~le-
sperger, seconded by Chew to approve the final replat of Windso~g at the Village
Phase V. Motion carried unanimously.
18. The Mayor called for any items of new business. No new business items were
presented.
19. Motion was made by Chew, seconded by Alford, to adjourn. Motion carried
~,~nimously.
Meeting adjourned at 8:10 p.m.
ILL ANGELO, DEPUTy CITY SECRETA/~y
ITY OF DENTON
Special called meeting of the City Council at 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, June 9, 19~1,
in the Council ~hambers of the Municip&l Building.
5:00 p.m.
COUNC~.~E~ENT: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tern Stephens, Council Members Galley,
Taliaferro, Alford, Riddlesperger, and Chew.
COUNCIL ABSENT: None.
OT~ PRE~NT: City Mas&ger, Chris Hamtung; City Attorney, C. J. Taylor, Jr.~
and Acting City ~eeret~my, Btl~ An~el~.
1. The Council convened into Executive Session at 5:00 p.m. to discuss L~gal
Matters, Real Estate, Personnel, and Board Appointments.
7:00 p.m.
The Coumcil convened in open session at 7:00 p.m.
considered approval for the City Manager to execute a contract
2.
The
Council
with the North Texas Commission and for payment of annual dues.
Chris Ha~'t,,~ briefed the Council on this item stating that the p~rpose of North
Texas Commission is to attract quality industry to the north Texas region through
national and international marketing campaigns. Annual dues payments for their
service would be $5,665.00.
Motion Was ma~e by Taliaferro, seconded by Chew to authorize the City Manager to
execute the contract wi%h the North Tex~s C~ission and provide for the payment
of annual dues. Motion carrie~ unanimously.
3. The Council considered approval of the request to extend the curfew for
Fred Moore Park to 12:00 midnight on June 19 and 20, 1~81, for the Juneteenth
celebration.
M~tion was ma~e by Chew, seconded by Taliaferro to approve this request. Motion
carried unamimou~ly.
4. The Council considered a recommendation from the Traffic Safety Support
Co~mission to remove no parking on the east side of Austin Street from Hickory
to Mulberry.
Rich Svehla briefed the Board ~n this item stating that this item was generated
at the request of First State Bank to allow additional parking in this area.
Parkin~ we~ originally r~ved from this street due to the construction of additions
to the I~irst State Ba~k Building which is now complete.
Motion was ~ade by Chew, seconded by Galley to remove no parking on the east side
of Austin ~treet from Hickory to Mulberry and to restrict parking to a two-hour
limit. Motion carried u~animoualy.
5. The following ordinance wa~ presented:
NO.
AN 0BDINA~CE PROHIBITING THE PARKIN(~ 0F VEHICL~-q ON BOTH SIDES OF RAMEY STREET FR0~
8:00 P.M. to 6:00 A.M.; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE% PROVIDING A PENAL~Y NOT
TO EXO~ TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS~ AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Rick Svehla briefsd the Council on this item stating that this item was generated
at the request of the residents of the area to prevent grouos of people from
gatherint at the end of Ramey Street during the evening hours
Motion wa~ made by Chew, seconded by Galley that the ordinance be adopted. On roll
call vote, G~iley "aye", Chew "aye", Talia£erro "aye", Alford "aye") Rtddlesperger
"aye", and Stephens "aye". ~otion carried unamimous~y.
Ju~e 9, 1981, Continued
6. The following ordinance was presented:
No.
AN 0EDINANC~ AF~NDING 8~TION 2k-liS 0F ~ CODE ~ T~ C~ ~ D~, T~ BY
~D~G A ~ S~P~G~ (c) T0 ~u-l'z0N ~h-l15 ~0HIB~ING P~ AT C~TA~
~TI~B B~ ~ H~S OF 11:00 P.M. ~ 6:00 A.M. ~ ~ ~ DAY;
~ D~ ~ ~FE~ DATE.
Rick Svehla briefe~ the Co.mil on this i~ stati~ that this ordi~ce ~d
r~ove ~rki~ ~o~d Fred M~re P~k b~w~n the holm of 11:00 p.m. ~d ~:~
aa requem~ed ~ the resi~nts of the ~,
~ti~ ~ ~e by ~ew, seco~ed by T~iafer~, t~t the ordi~ce Be ~opted,
~ roll c~l vote, G~ley "~e", ~ew "~e", Taliaferro "~e", ~ford "~", Riddle-
sperger '~e", ~d Stephens "aye", Notion c~ied ~ly.
7, ~e Co~cil co~idered the adoption of the ~exation ~licy ~ recounted
by the ~ubdiviaion Relations ~so~ Oomm~ttee and the Pl~i~ ~d Zoni~
C~iselon.
Fled Mc~iels of the Su~ivision Relations Ad~ao~ ~aaion briefed the
on this item stati~ the basic sit~tion which ~d trigger ~exation procee~n~
for areas in the e~ra territori~ J~isdietion of the City of Denton. ~e
nexation ~licy as p~sed reads ~ follow:
It ia the general ~li~ of the Oit~ of Denton to ~aeas om a c~e
case ~ais the ~exation of ~ea~ in the ~J within the ~ea desi~ted
in the Develo~ent Guide ~ the "~ta of ~or UrB~ D~lo~ent",
~en in this ~ea si$ificant develo~enta are ~o~sed or occ~i~.
~e followi~ are ~idelines for dete~ni~ ~ ~ation shoed
~ considered:
1) Sin~e F~ily develo~ents o~r five
2) ~ti-f~ily ind~trial or c~erci~ develo~entz over one
B) ~y ~ea or ~t thereof if the density ~ceeds $00 ~ita ~r
sq~e mile;
4) ~ develo~ent or ~em that might ~esent a si$ificant ~ct
u~n the city in such w~a ~ se~ice coat, increaa~ t~fie,
utility needs or utilization, safety or he~th ~z~da, eubst~d~d
construction pr~tices, detr~nt~ ~sthetic q~ity or other
miller co~ity islets.
~ the m~ve eon~tions exist, appropriate city at~ a~l r~i~
for the ~se of considering ~exatl~. ~exation st~es
incl~e consideration of ~exation of l~io~ pl~ni~ ~ ~d the
~ea of i~ti~ conce~,
In stu~ing the q~ation of ~ether or not to ~ex the foll~i~
criteria ah~l be conaider~ as a
1) ~e ability of the City to ~ish so.cea within m reasonable
t~e (~thin ~ years the set.ce level should be equ~ to other
c~able ~eas inside the city l~ita);
2) ~e n~d ~d q~ity of l~d uae amd buil~ c~trol~. (~ivate
cont~ls c~ be considered);
B) C~rent ~d planned p~mionm for c~ity f~ilitiee a~h ~
roads, utilities, etc. (~i~te f~llitiea e~ be c~sider~);
~) ~p~t on the city both c~rent ~d long r~e, includi~ as a
min~:
a) fise~ cost ~d benefits
b) traf~c
in~aatruct~e of roads, utilities ~d other c~ity fmcilitiee
safety or he~th
e) buildi~/develo~ent q~lity
f) aesthetic qu~ity
g) a~,~ity ch~acter
5) Confo~ce with ~d/or need to ins~e eonfo~ce ~h the Denton
Deficient Guide,
If a~er ~_ ~ ~,u!ua~ at.y, the aBo~ criteria on b~ce in.cares
need to more serious~ -~ - ......... ~.'~on in order to prate or pro,oct
the ~blic interest then the City ~11 ~.:,,.'- fo~ ~ation proceedings
to consider the ~exation question,in detail.
If a pro~y in the ~J is conti~o~ to the city ._ -,,~ ~ the
of said prope~y desires that it be ~exed in order to be q~_.' ' ''
receive city ae~ees ~en syllable, ~d to be afforded zoning protection,
the o~er m~ petition the city for ~ne~tion,
June 9, 1981, Continued
Motion w~e mm~e hy Riddlesperger, seconded ~ Alfor~ to appro~ the ~ation
~lioy ~ ~itten. ~tion e~ied ~ously.
8. ~e Oo~cil conai~ere~ ~iseussion on the contin~ exiate~e of the C~ity
~ic Re~tiona
M~garet gre~ ~riefe~ the ~& on this it~ stati~ that per the Co~cil's
iaat~tioma, the staff h~ r~ t~e nee~ ~ v~ue of the continue~ existence
of the ~ity ~ic Relations S~r~. ~is revi~ r~ealed that this
~s been Inacti~ for a~rox~tely three ye~s and t~t the r~aini~ ~&r~ m~bers
felt t~t there ~s no real ~ae in continuing to o~rate this ~d, therefore
the staff r~-n~ t~t the C~ity ~hnic Relations ~d be discontinued
at the ~esent t~e.
It ~s the oons~ua of opinion of the Co~cil that this ~d aho~d be dis~on-
tined. ~e Co~cil inmt~cted the at~f to ~a~ the ~pp~priate ordin~ce
~ich ~d abolish the
9. The Council considered discumsion on the continued existence of the Research
and Economic Development Board.
Angelo Board on this item stating that during the last two years
Bill
briefed
the
this Board has had difficulties in obtaining a quorum for its monthly meetings.
The m~-~bers of this Board were ,,~a~imous in their opinion that the Bomrd served
no real ~Arpoee at the pre'sent time and that the Bo~d should be discontinued
until a need arose for reinstitutin~ the Board·
It was the consensus of opinion of the Council that the Research and Economic
Develo~ent Board be discontinued at the present time. The staff was instructed
to prepare the appropriate ordinance abolishing this Board.
10. The 0ouncil considered approval of a change order and final payment to Eagle
Ford Construction Company for the Pecan Creek sewer line and the Audra Lane sewer
~ollection system.
Bob Nelson briefed the Board on this item stating that these projects had been
completed and that it was necessary to approve a lineal change order to a&Just all
proposal it~, to the exast quantities in~talled. The final contre~t amount was
$1,112,027.89 and final payment on this project was in order in the amount of
$55,239.770 The ~uhlic U~ilities Board recommended approval of the change order
amd final payment.
Notion wa~ made l~y Rid~le~perger, seconded by Chew to approve the change order and
final payment. Motion carried unanimously.
I1. Mayor Pro Tern Stephens announced that there was no official action on Executive
Session it~a~.
12. Mayor Pro Tam ~tephens galled for items of new business. There were no items
of new ~einess.
13. Motion warn made by C~mw, seconded by Gailey to adjourn. Motion carried
unanimously.
The Council adjourned at 7:~0 p.m.
CITY OF D~'A'ON '~'
282
CITY O~ DENTON C~TY COUNCIL
J~ne 16, 1981
Re~,,1-~ meeting of the City Council at 5:00 p.m., Tueeday, Jvne 16, 1981 in the
Council Ck~mbers of the Municipal Building.
5:00 p.m.
PRESENT: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tern Stephens, Council Members Alford, Chew,
Rid~-lesperger, Taliaferro, and Galley.
Executive Session to consider Lega~l Matters, Real Estatj
1.
Oouncil
convene~
into
Personnel, and Board Appointments. |
The Council adjourned to attend the 7:00 p.m. meeting. No official action was
7:00 p.m.
2. Approval of the Minutes of the Specia~l Called Meeting of May 20, 1981.
T~limferro motion, Chew second that minutes of the meeting of June 9, 1981 be
approved as amended. Motion carried unanimously.
3. Consent Agenda
Motion Gailey, second Alford that the consent agenda be approved. Motion
carried unanimously.
A. Hide/Purchase Orders
1. Bid #8903 Riding Mowers was approved.
B. Plats
1. The final plat of lot I-R, section one, Freeway Park Subdivision
w~s approved.
2. The final replat of lot 6-!-~, ~hady Oaks Industrial Park was approved
h. Public Hearings:
A. R-19. The Council considered the petition of Ellin~ton'e, inc. requesting
Historic Landmamk (W) zoning designatio~ at 119 West Hickory Street.
Chew mo~ion, Ri~dlesperger second that petition be approved. Motion
carried unanLmously.
1. The following Ordinance was presented:
NO. 81-57
AN ORDINANCE DF~IGNATING TH]~ BELOW DESCRIBED LOCATION AS A HIST~IC
LANDMARK UNDER ORDINANCE NO. 80-30 (ARTICLE 28A OF T~ CCMPREEENSIVE
ZONING ORDINANCE): AND PROVIDING FOE AN m'~m~TIVE DATE.
Stewart motion, Chew second that Ordinance be passed. On roll mall
vote, Alford "aye", Riddleeperger "aye", Chew "aye", Gailsy "aye",
Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Stewart "aye". Motion carried
u~%animou~ ly.
B. Council considered S-!57, the petition of Jim Bridges requesting a Speo~fiI
Use Permit to increase the number of children to be a~camao~ated at Hiddi~
Korral Pre-School located at 808 Sherman Drive.
Attorney advised that six votes for are required to approve the petition
since Pl~nning and Zoning did not recommend approval.
Gailey motion, Chew second 'to approve Petition. On roll call vote, Alford
"aye", .~dlesperger "aye", Chew "a~e", Taliaferro "aye", G&iley "aye",
Stephens ':,~", 2t=.~t "no". Motion failed for lack of six "ayes".
June 16, 19~1, Continued
~. 8~-~
~ O~i~CE ~LIS~ T~ R~CH ~ ECON~IC D~~ ~ OF ~ CITY
~ D~N, ~; ~ ~CE NO. 75-3 P~S~
1975; ~ ~ID~G ~ ~ DATE.
Ch~ ~tion, ~mferro see~ to a~ro~ Ordl~ee. 0m roll call vote,
~ford "~m", Bi~les~rger "~ye", Ch~ "~e"~ Gailey "aye"~ Taliaferro "aye",
Stephens "~e", S%~t "~e". Motion carried
Tae following O~d.i~nce was present~:
NO. 81-59
O~CE ~LISH~ ~ C~I~ EThiC R~TIONS
D~N, ~S~ R~G ~ NO. 76-~3 P~S~ A~ ~O~ ON NO~
1976 ~ R~G ~TI~ ~-~6 ~ ~ CODE 0F T~ CI~ OF D~NTON,
~OV~G ~ ~'r~ ~.
~ motion, S~ephe~e eec~ %o mpprove O~din~ce. On roll cell vote,
S~ep~e "e~e", ~ew~% "~e". ~o~ion cmrried ~ous.ly.
~e fo11~ Ordin~ce ~s ~eaented:
No. 8~-~
~X~ PR~G ~T P~TION ~ PATSY S~
~ford "~e", Riddlea~rger "a~", Ch~ "aye", G~il~ "nye", Taliaferro "aye",
SteVens "aye", Stent "~e". Motion e~ried ~ously.
6. Council considered &pprov~l of the firm of Alexander Grant & Company to perform
the annual &u~it for fiscal year 1980-81. Stephens motion, Riddlesperger second
that Alexander Grant & Compan~ perform annual audit for fisca~l year 1980-81. Motion
c~rried uaanimouely.
7. Council considered authorization for City Council to attend American Public
Power Aseociation Conference, June 21 t~rough 2~, 1981. Chew motion, Stephens
secomi to approve authorization. Motion camried unanimously.
8. Council considered approval of plane for Municipal Building F~mdicapped Access
Modifications. Stephens motion, Taliaferro second to approve pla~a. Motion carried
unanimously.
9. Council considere~ &uthorizatiom for City Councilm~abers to &trend North Central
Tex~s Council of Governments ~ener~l Assembly on June 18, 1981. Stephens motion,
Taliaferro eecon~ to approve authorization. Motion carried unanimously.
10, The following Resolution was preeented:
~SOUJTION
Wa~a~AS, the City of Denton finds it necessary to purchase a certain tract of
l~nd located in the City of De~ton, Tens, an~ more fully described below; ~nd
~, the City Council of the City of Denton is of the opinion that the
best interest and welfare of the public will be served by the purchase of the parcel
of real estate described below; and
June 16, 1981, Continued
284TNENCE eouth 2° 02' lO" west along the west boundary line of said Liner tract a
distance of 300.0 feet to the place of begin~i~g and containing 25,899.69
feet of l~d, more or le~s.
2. ~e City of Denton is hereby f~ther a~horized to ~ Alex Dic~e, Jr.,
I~ivid~lly ~d aa Ex~utor of the Estate of Alex Dickie, ~.$ ~ Dickie, Jr.
~$ee for ~as W. ~ey, Jr., Richa~ ~er ~ey, ~iett ~istine ~,
Ci~ Lou ~ey, Smr~ ~se Dickie, ~ry ~ Dickie, ~e~er Dickie ~,
~ 8us Dickie, Jose~ Robe~ Dic~e, ~gie Carol~ Dickie, ~t~ ~iatine
Dickie, Elizabeth Je~ ~t, Jo~ Diekie Gault, ~d ~ ~len Ge~t, as o~a of
~id described ~operty, consideration in the =~ of $26,000.~ p~e~ae price,
pl~ m~essa~ ~d reaao~ble recordi~ fees.
B. ~is Resolution shall t~e effect i~e~ately ~ ~d a~er its
~ ap~oval in accord~ee ~th the provimions of the Denton City ~rter.
P~S~ ~ ~0~ ~hia the 16th day of J~e, 1~1.
~'ICNA~D O. STEWART, ~YOR
CITY OF DENTON, TSD~AS
ATTEST:
~0OK8 HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C, J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
Ci"I"f OF DENTON, TEXAS
BY:
Motion Galley, second Chew that the Resolution be passed. On roll call vote,
Gailey "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesperger
Chew "aye" and ~[ayor "aye". Motion carried u~animously.
11. The following Resolution wma presented:
RESOLUTION
W~atEA~, the City of Denton finds it necessary to purchase a certain tract of
land located in the City of Denton, Texas, and more fully described below; and
W~, the City Council of the City of Denton is of the opinion that the beet
interest and welfare of the public will be served by the purchase of the parcel
of real estate described below~ an~
W~, the City of Denton and owners of said parcel, MAry William ~mith,
William O. Fox, ~nd Venita Davis, a~ree that a consideration of $30,000.00 is a fair
end a~reed value of such described property;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TEE CITY COUNCIL OF T~E CITY O~ DENTOn,
TEXAS, TEAT:
1. The City Attorney is hereby authorized to prepare whatever legal doc~ents s
necessary to complete the transfer of pmoperty ~o deacribe~ below from the owners
thereof to the City of Denton, Texas:
All that certain lo:, tract or parcel of land situated in the N. Aumtin ~urvey,
Abstract No. ~, Denton County. Texas; said tra~t being part of a tract shown by
deed to Henry E. Williams and recorded in Volume 306, Page 307 of the Deed Records
of Denton County, Texas, and being more particularly described a~ folly:
~EGINNING for the north southwest corner of the tract being described herein at a
~oint north 3° 12' ~0" east 38.5 feet from the southwest corner of said Williams
Tract;
TEENCE north 3° !2' hO" east 70 feet to a point for a corner;
June 16, 1981, Continued
285
WNE~J~3, the City of Denton and owners of said parcel, Alex Pickle, Jr.
Individually mad as Executor of the Estate of Alex Pickle, Sr.; Alex Pickle, Jr.;
Trustee for Thomas W. La~ey, Jr., Richard Alexander Laney, Narriett Christine Laney,
Cindy Lou Lamey, ~ra~ Louise Dic~ie, Mary Ann Dickie, Alexander Dic~ie IV, Martha
Sue Dickie, Joseph No~ert Dickie, ~argie Carolyn Pickle, Martha Sue Dickie, Joseph
Robert Dic~ie, M~rgie Caroly~ Pickle, Eathryn Christine Dickie, Elizabeth Jean
Gault, John Pickle Gault, and Paul Allen Gault;, ~gree that a consideration of
$26,000.00 is & fair and agreed valu~ of such described property;
NOW, ~'~AIE~O~, ~E IT RESOLVED E¥ THE CITY C0~NCIL OF THE CITY OF DE~TON, TEXAS,
THAT:
1. Th~ City Attorney is herel~y authorized to prepare whatever 1sEal documents
are necessary to complete the transfer of property so described below from the owner
thereof to the City of Denton, Texas:
All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land lying and being situated in the City
and County of Denton, State of Texas, and being part of the M. Austin Survey,
Abstract No. 4 and also beimg part of Tract I as conveyed from Good and Associates,
Inc., Trustee to George Hopkins, Trustee by Trustees Deed dated March 2, 1976 and
recorded in Vol~e 776, Page 68 of the Deed Records of Denton County, Texas, and
more particularly described as follows:
FIRST T~ACT:
COMMENCING at the most south,fly southeas~ corner of said Tract
THENCE north B° 12' L0" east along the westerly east boundary line of said Tract I,
a distance of 38.~ feet to the point of beginning;
THENCE north 86° 52' ~0" west & di,tance of 15~6.0 feet to a point for a corner
in the west boundary line of said tract, same being the east boundary line of a
tract conveyed to the City of Dentom and recorded in Volume 648, Page 1CS of the
Deed Records of Denton County;
THENCE north B° 05' 20" east along said line a distance of 70 f~et to a point;
THENCE south 86° 52' 40" east a distance of 15B6.2 feet to a point for a corner
in the westerly east bouadary line of said tract;
TNENCE sou~h B° 12' 40" west along maid line a distance of 70 feet to the place
of heginni~ and containing 2.469 acres of land, more or less.
SECOND TRACT:
CO~2~NOING at the easterly southeazt corner of said Tract I, said point lying in
the west right of way line of Loop
THENCE north 87O 04' 20" west along the northerly south boundary line of said Tract I
a distance of 155.2 feet to a point;
THENCE north 1° 28' east a distance of 297.7 feet;
'I'~CE north 1° ~4' 10" east a distance of 427.5 feet to a point for a corner, said
point lying in the mouth line of & tract eonveye'd to Robert S. Liner in Volume 836,
Page 829 of the Deed l~ecords of Denton
TH~CE north 87° 06' SO" west along said line a distance of ~7.5 feet to the point
of beglnmin~, said point also being the southwest corner of said Liner tract;
THENCE c~ntinuLa~ ~orth ~7° 06' S0" west a distance of 35 feet to a point for a
corner;
'I'~..'~CE nox'th 1° ~4' 10" east & distance of 514.55 feet to a point for a corner;
THENCE south 87° 32' 40" eas~ a distance of 7G feet to a point for a corner;
TEENCE s,ntb io ~4' 10" west a distance of 215o0 feet to a point for a corner iu
the morth bounda.,-y lime of said Liner Tract;
TNENCE north 87~ 02' west alon~ said line a distance of 32.6 ~eet to the northwest
corner of said Liner tract;
June 16, 1981, Continued
~86 THENCE south 86° 52' 20" east 1118.8 feet to a point 35 feet west of the center-
line of an existing power line;
TWICE north 1° 28" east parallel with amd 35 feet west of said power line 1554.2
feet to a point in Williams north line;
T~0E south 87° 04' 20" east with Williams north line 70 feet to a point 35 feet
east of said power line;
THENCE south 1° 28" we§t parallel with and 35 feet east of said power line 1554.5
feet to ~ point;
THENOE south 86° 52' 40" east 37.5 feet to a point;
T~OE south 1° 28" west 70 feet to a point;
TNENCE north 86° 52' 40" west 37.5 feet to a point;
THENCE south 1° 28" west 37.5 feet to a point in Williams south line;
THENCE north 86° 55' 30" west with Williams south line 70 feet to a point 35 feet
west of said centerline of an existing power line;
TI~CE north 1° 28" east 37.5 feet to a point 35 feet west of said centerline;
%',~.~¢E north 86° 52' 40" west 1121.1 feet to the point of beginning and containing
4.2320 acres of lmnd, more or less.
2. The City of Denton is hereby authorized to pay Mary William Smith, William
O. Fox, and Venire Davis, as owners of said described property, consideration in
the amount of $30,000.00 purchase price, plus necessary and reasonable recording fees.
3. This Resolution shall take effect israeli&rely from and after its passage
a~d approval in accordance with the provisions of the Denton City Charter.
PASSED AND AP?~OVED this the 16th day of June, 1981.
~'~cmu~ o. SgZWA~, ~AYO~
CITY OF DENTOn, TEXAS
A~ST:
BROOKS HOLT, CITY ~ECRETARY
CITy OF DENTON, TEXAS
APi'~OVED AS TO LEGAL F0~M:
~. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CIT~ O~ DENTON, TEXAS
BY:
Ta.liaferro motion, Alford second that the Resolution be passed. On roll call vote,
Alford "aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Galley "aye",
Stewart "aye", and Stephens "aye". Mo~ion carried unamimously.
12. Council considered approval to authorize the City Manager tn sign & contract
with Rady and Associates for design of the ~ycamore Street Bridge. Galley motion,
Chew second to aporove authorization. ~o~ion carried unanimously.
Meeting adjourned at 9:00 p.m. ~/ /~ ~
B~O0~ HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
June 30, 1981
Special called meeti~ of the Denton City Council at 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, June
1~1 in the Couacil Cham~ers of the Mmmicipal Building.
~:00 p.m.
.P}~ES~: M.a~or Stewart, Ma~or Pro Tern Stephens, Council Members Alford, Chew,
Rid~lesperger, Taliaferro. and Galley.
1. C~;~il convened into Executive Session to consider Legal Matters, Real Estate,
Personnel, and B~ard Appoinezaents.
The 0ou~cil a~ourned to attend the 7:00 p.m. meeting. No official action was
taken.
7:00 p.m.
2. Consent A~em~a
Mayor ~te~art requested that item A-2, Bi~ #8908 - Selective Weed Control be
removed frcen the Consent A~em~ and be considered at a later time.
Riddlespe~ger m~tinn, Chev second to approve the Oonsent Agenda. Motion carried
unanimously.
A: Bid~/Purchase Orders
1, Bid #8906, Manhole Vault was approved.
2. Purcl~aae Ordex- #~8031, I{igh~ Machinery Gra~l~ll Repair in the amount
of $5,799.12 was approved.
3.Pumchase Order #~7229, Control Components Repair Parts, Unit 5, in
the ~mount of $10,842.00 was approve~.
4.Purchase Or, er #27232, Control Components Repair Parts, Unit 5, in
the amount of $3,920.00 ~aa approved.
~. P~Archase or,er #~8607, Supplies for Cleaning Condenser Tubes was approved.
B. Plata
1. The final plat of lot 2, Sandy A~dition, was approved.
2. The final replat of lot L-R, East McKinney Street Addition was approve~.
~. RiddlesDe~er ~otion, Che~ secon~ to approve Bid #8908. Selective Weed Control.
Motion carried ua~uimousty.
~. Public ~eaA, i~s
A. Z-Z299. ThAs is the petition of the City of Denton Planni~ and Community
Develol~emt Department requesting annexation of a tract approx{~ately
~79.~7 acres in size. The tract begins along the east side of Mayhill
I~oad approximately 2,350 feet mouth of East McEinney Street. This general
area im k~own aa the Ms, hill C-~unity.
Motion to deny approval ~ade by Chew, seconded by ~tephens. On roll call
~te, Alford "aye", Ri&ilesperger "aye", Stewart "no", Stephens
Oh~w -~y~v,Gailey "no", and Taliafer~'o "no". Motion to deny approval of
B. Z-l~9~. This is the petition cf Emilie Cunningham requesting a change of
soni~ from agricultu_~al (A) to commercial (0) classification on a tract
approximately 1.8 ac~es in size located along ~he west side of I.H. 35
beginning approximately 220 feet north of F.M. 1173.
1. The following Ord/~a~ce was presented:
June 30, 1981, Continued
No. 81-6i
AN ORDINANCE AMEND±NO THE ZONING MAP OF 'I'VE CITY OF DE~TON, TEXAS, AS
SAME WAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF TEE CITY
OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1, AND AS 8AID MAP APPLIE~ TO
APPROXIMATELY 2.8738 ACRES OF LA~D, MORE OH LE~S, 0~T OF THE B.B.B. &
C.R.R. SURVEY, ABSTRACT NO. 1~1; A~D DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Chew motion, Stephens second to approve O~dinanee #81-61. On roll
call vote, Alford "aye", Chew "aye", Galley "aye", Riddlesperger "aye",
T~liaferro "aye", Stemart "aye", Stephens "aye". Motion carried
unanimously.
C. Z-149~. This is :he pe~imion of Barry W~chal requesting a chan~e of zoni~
from two family (2-F) to single family (SF-7) classification on parcels
located on the west side of Parkside Drive, and more particularly des-
cribed as lots 11, 12, 13, 1~, 15, 16. 17, 18 of Phase I-A, North Lake
Park Addition.
1. The following Ordinance was presented:
NO. 81-62
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING MAP OF T~E CIT~ OF DENTON, TEXAS, AS
SAME WAS AD01~fED AS AN APPENDIX TO TNE CODE OF O~DIHANCES OF THE CITY
OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1, AND AS SA]]) MAP APPLIES TO
BL0~K 1, LOTS 11, 12, 13, ih, 15, 16, 17 &nd 18 PHASE I-A, NORTH
LAKE PARK ADDITION, AN ADDITION TO THE CITY OF DENTC~, TEXAS; AND
DECLARING AN ~ECTIVE DATE.
Taliaferro motion, Alford second to approve Ordinance #81-62. On roll
call vote, ~.lford "aye", Chew "aye", Gailey "aye", Rld~lesperger "ave",
Taliaferro "aye", Stewart "aye", Stephens "aye". Motion carried
unanimously.
D. Z-1~95. This is the petition of Joseph W. Burris requesting a change of
zoning from agricultural (A) to single family (SF-7) classification on a
tract approximately 6.74 acres in size beginning a~Jacent and north of the
northern termination of Bellaire Street.
1. The following Ordinance was presented:
NO. 81-63
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING MAP OF TEE CITY OF DENTON, TmXAS, AS
~ WAS ADO~r~O AS AN APP~DIX TO TEE CODE OF C~DINANCES OF THE CITY
OF DENTON, TExA~, BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1, AND AS SAID MAP APPLIES TO
6.79 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS, OUT OF '£~ M. YOACHUM SURVEY, ABSTRACT
NO. l~h2; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Stephens motion, Chew second to auprove 0~dinanee #81-63. On roll
call vote, Alford "aye", Chew "aye", Galley "aye", Riddlesperger "aye",
Taliaferro "aye", Stewart "aye", Stephens "aye". Mo~ion carried
unanimously.
E. Z-1~96. This is the petition of Mr. Richard Kelsey representing the La-Tierra'
Company requesting annexation on approximately 63 acres beginnin~ approxi-
mately 2,500 feet south of the intersection of Hobson Lane amd F.M. 1830
amd aa,lacent and east of U.S. Highway 377.
Stephens motion, Taliaferro second %o approve Z-1~96. Motion carried
unanimous ly. _~
5. Council discussed the repealing of Ordinance 79-39 ports/ninE to extended
hours for the lawf~l sale, possession, and consumption of alcoholic beverages.
J~ne 30, 1~1, Continued
289
6. Ordinances
A. The following Ordinance was presented:
No. 8:L-6b~
A~ ORDL~ANCE HEPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 79-39 PASSED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY
COUNOIT. OF TI~ CITY OF D~I~TON, TEXAS ON T~b~ 29TH DAY OF MAY, 1971 PER-
TJJ~I~G TO EXTENDED ~0UR8 FOB THE LAWFUL SALE, PO~8~SSION AND CONStJMPTION
0F AL~O~DLIC ~EW~AOE8 IN TN CITY OF DE~TC~, TEXAS; AND PROVIDING AN
E~F~3TIV~ DA~E.
Oa~Lle)' ~otion, Chew second to approve 0rdinanoe #81-61. On roll call
vote, Alford "a~e", ~ew "a~ve", Oa41ey "aye", Ridd~lesperger "~Ye",
Taliaferro "aye", 8tew~r~ "aye", Stephens "aye". Motion c~rried unani-
]ao~sly.
B. The following Ordinance was presented:
~0. 81-65
AN ~DINANCE ~ETTING A DATE, ~ AND PLACE ON TEE PROPOSED DI~ANNEXATION
G~ OERTAIN P~OPE~TY BY Tw~ CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS~ AND AUTHORIZING A~D
DIRECTING THE ~A¥0~ TO P~BLISH NOTICE OF SUCH P~BLIC HEARING.
Hiddlesperger motion, Chew second to approve Ordinance #81-6h. On roll
ca.ll vote, Alford "aye", Chew "aye", Galley "aye", Riddlesperger "aye",
Taliaferro "aye", S~tewart "aye", Stephens "aye". Motion carried u~ani-
moumly.
7. Council co~idered approvmt of adjusting the tax roll for uncollectible accounts
(~'e'on~ar'r 't981).
Stephens motion, G~il~ mecon~ to ap~ove ~us~:. ~oti~ c~ri~ with Ste~
voti~ "no".
8. C~cll considered ap~oval ~ adJuati~ the t~ roll for ~eollectible ~count~
(April 1981).
O~iley motif, T~iaferro smcoa~ to mpprove ~J~ent. Motion c~rie~ with Stuart
voti~ "~".
9. Council considered &p~roval for condemnation proceedings on lan4 acquisition
for right of way for the electric utility.
Tm.liaferro motion, Chew second to mpprove condemn&tion proceeding. Motion carried
unanimously.
10. Tmliaferro motion, Galley second to adjourn. Motion o~rried U.uanimoumly.
Meeting adjourned &t 9:~0 p.m.
~ ~EXA8
CITY OF D~f~N, TEXt8
290 OF c TY council
July 7, 1~1
RegulAr meeting of the City of Denton City Council at 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, July 7,
1981, Lu the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building.
5:00 p.m.
PRESENT: Mayor Pro Tern Stephens, Council Members Alford, Chew, Riddlesperger,
Taliaferro, and Galley
~.~S~T: Mayor Stewart
1. The Co,,~il convened into Executive Session to consider L~gal ~atters, Real
Estate, Personnel, and Board Appointments.
The Council adjourned to attend the 7:00 p.m. meeting. No official action was
teJ~en.
7:00 p.m.
2. The Council convened in regular session at 7:00 p.m. Riddlesperger motion,
Gaile¥ second to approve the minutes of the regula~ meeting of June 2, 1~1. Motion
carried unanimously.
3, Consent Agenda
Galley requested that item A-1 - Bid #8909, Expansion Joints in the amount of
$9,472.79; and item A-2 - Bid #8910, Celimg Fans in the amount of $4,069.~7 be
removed From the Consent Agenda ~ud he considered at a Later time.
Chew motion, Taliaferro second to approve the Consent Agenda. ~otion carried
unanimous ly.
A. Bids/Purchase Orders
1. Bid #8911, Fire Fighting Equilwment in the amount of $~,S57.00 was
approved.
2. Purchase Order #28582 to Anixter Dallas, Inc., in the amount of $6,329.96
for computer tie to service center and word processor for Personnel
Department was apl~roved.
4. Galley motion, Taliaferro second to approve Bid #$909, Expansion Joints, in
the amoumt of $9,~72.79, Motion carried unanimously.
5. Galley motion, Alford second to approve Bid #8910, Ceiling Fans in the amoumt
of $~,069.79. Motion carried unanimously.
6. Public Hearing:
A. Z-I~O. This is the petition of Elbert Hughes and Dewain Campbell requesting
a change of zoning From a~ricultural (A) to planned develol~aent (PD) zoning
classification for commercial use on a tra~t approximately 3.7 acres in
size located along the north side of Righway 380 East heginnin~ approxi-
mately 1500 feet east of Trinity Romd.
1. The following Ordinance was presented:
NO. 81-66
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TEE ZONING MAP OF T~E CITY 01~ DENTON, TEXAS. A,~
SAME WAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY
OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1. AND AS SAID M~AP APPLIES TO
APPROXIMATELY 3.798 ACRES ~F LA~D, MORE OR LESS, OUT OF TEE WILLIAM
DABBS SURVEy, ABSTRACT NO. 328 IN THE CITY OF DENT~, A~D MORE PAR-
TICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN: AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE,
Taliaferro motion, Chew second to approve 0r~inanoe #81-66. On roll
call vote, .~lford "aye", Chew "~'?, Galley "a~,e", Riddlespergsr "aye",
Taliaferro "~ye", Stephens "aye". MO~i~~ d~rried unanimot~sly.
July 7, 1981, Continued
29!
7. Ms. Lorraine Wilson aFpeare~ relative to the opening of Piney Creek Street. No
action was taken.
8. The Council monsider~ ado~ion of the following Resolution:
RI~BOLUTIO~
WEER~A~, the te~ of office for Pl~e ~ of the City of Denton, Texas on the
~ard of Directors of the Texas M~ici~ Po~r ~eucy ~m te~nated; ~d
-- ~, Riced O. ~t ha~ be~ ~inted ~ the City Co~cil of the
~ ' City of D~t~, Te~a to Place ~ on the ~d of Directors of the Te~s ~icipal
P~er ~ency; N~, ~E,
~ ~ RESOL~ BY ~ C~Y C~CIL 0F ~ CITY ~ D~N, ~:
~s~t to the te~s ~ p~siona of ~dinance No. 7~-22 of the City of
Denton, Texas, aie~d 0. 8t~ is here~ ap~int~ to the te~ of office of
Place 4 ~ the ~d of Directors of the T~aa ~ici~l Po~r ~ency.
~CT~O~ xL
~is ~moiution ~11 ~ effective ~m ~d m~er its ~te of
p~ss~e,
~d it is so order.
~ P~8~ ~ ~ this the 7th d~ of J~, 1981.
S S.
CITY OF DENTON,
BILL ANGELO, DEPUTY CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF D~NTON, TEXAS
AFP~OVED AS TO ~ F0~M:
C. J. TAYLOr, JR., CITY ATTORN~Y
CITY OF DENTON, 'A'~A~
BY:
Riddlesperler motion, Chew eecon~' to &pprove Resolution. On roll call vote, Alford
"aye", C~ew "aye", G~iley "aye", Ridd!esperger "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens
"aye". ~otion c~rrled unanimously.
9. The C~u~eil oonsldere~ approval of the Capital Improvement Plan.
Rid~lesDerger motion, Chew second to approve Capital Improvement Plan. Motion
carri.ed uma~lmously.
10. The C~u~cil eoneidere~ approval of a mid-block crossing on Avenue E between
Highland amd Eagle at the
Galley motion, Alford second to approve crossing. Motion carried unanimously.
11. The Council considered approval for the removal of the aignalm at Highland
and Avenue C.
Galley motion, Taliaferro aemcm~ to approve removal. On roll call vote, Gmiley
and Taliaferr~ vot~i yes, and Riddlesperger, Chew, Alford, S~ephens voted no.
Motion to remove signals at Highlamd a~l Avenue C failed.
July 7, 1981, Continued
12. The Council considered approval of the r~oval of signals at Sycamore and
Elm.
Gailey motion, Taliaferro second to approve removal. On roll call vote, Galley
a~d Taliaferro voted yes, and Riddlesperger, Chew, Alford, Stephens voted no.
Motion to remove signals ~t Sycamore a~i Elm failed.
13. he council considered approval of the removal of signals &t Sycamore
Locust.
C;~ile~ motion, Taliaferro second to approve re,oval. On roll cell vote, Galley
and T~li&ferro voted yes, and Riddlesperger, Che~, Alford, Stephens voted
Motion to remove signals at Sycamore and Locust failed.
1~. Ri~dlesperger motion, gaile¥ second to a~Journ. ~otion e~rried unanimously.
Meeting a~Journed at 9:30 p.m.
RAY S~F~NS, MAYOR PRO
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
CITY OF DE,fi'ON, TEXAS
293
CITY OF DE~/~N CITY COUNCIL
July l~, 198i
Special called meeting of the City of Denton City Council at 5:00 p.m., Tuesday,
July 14, 1981, in the Civil Defense Room of the Municipal Building.
~:00 p.m.
PRESENT: Mayor Stewart, Ma4~or Pro Tern Stephens, Council Members Alford, Chew,
Ga/ley, Riddlesperger, and Taliafarro'
1. The Council convened into Executive Session to consider Legal Matters, Real
Estate, Personnel, ~ Board Ap~ointments.
The Oouncil a~Journed to attend the 7:00 p.m. meeting. No official action was
t~ken.
7:00 p.m.
2. Consent Agenda
Mayor Stewart requested that item A-1 - Approval of the final plat of Sunrise
Acres Su~ivision, ~ removed from the Consent ~nda and be consiaered at a
later time.
Stephens m~tion, Rid~lespergar seco~ to approve the Consent Agenda. Motion carried
unanimously.
A. Plats~
1. The final replat of lot 1, block 1, Ca~hway Addition, being a replat
of ~ of lot 1, Atkins A~dition, lot 10 and part of lot 11, Acme
A~dition and tract out of the Alexander Hill Survey A-623 Denton
County, Texas was approve(h
B. Utilities:
1. A requeet from Mr. l~ichard D. Smith for veter and sewer service outside
the City l~m~ts was &pprove~.
3. Taliaferro motion, Ga/leT seco~ to approve final plat of Sunrise Acres Sub-
division. Motion carried u~anim~usly.
4. The following Ordinance was presented:
~0. 81-67
A~ ORDINANCE PROVIDING RULES ~ PROCEDUreS FOR BOARDS A~D COMMISSIONS OF T~E
CITY OF DE~TON, '~'m~AS; PROVIDING A SEVERASILITY CLAUSE; ~ DECLARING A~ EFFECTIVE
DATE.
Stephens motion, Taliaferro second to approve Ordinance #81-67. On roll call
vote, Alfora "aye", Chew "a~e", Oailey "a~e", Rid~lesperger "aye", Taliaferro
"aye", stewart "a~e", Stephens "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
~. Council considered approval of a request made by the City of Corinth to serve
property with water in the City of Denton's extra territorial Jurisdiction.
Galley motion, Alfor~ second to approve request. Motion carried unanimously.
6. Council consiaere~l approval of an ngre~ent between the City of Denton and TMPA
for use of City land a~d easements to construct, operate, and maintain a 138KV
transmission lin~ and associated facilities between the Denton steam plant and the
proposed ARCO substation.
Taliaferro motion, Chew seco~-i to approve agreement. Motion carried unanimously.
July 1~, 1981, Continued
?. Council considered apuroval of the five year Capital Improvement Plan for the
Utility Department.
Taliaferro motion, Galley second to approve the five year Capital Improvement Plan.
Motion carried unemimously.
8. Council discussed the Parks and Eecre&tion activity fee structure. No action
wa~ taken.
9, Cotuucil discussed the' City Council Retreat Planning Issues. No action
tak~no
10. Council diecussed the 1981 Annuml Citizen Sul-vey. No action was t~ken.
11. Council received a report on
12. Chew motion. Stephens second to ~dJourn. Motion carried u~animously.
Meeting adjourned at 9:00 p.m. ~ ~F~, ~ /_ ~ ~
, TEXAS
CITY OF DENTON, TEX~
crr oF council
J~ly ~1, 19~1
Regular meeting of the City of Denton City Council at 2:00 p.m., Tuesday, July 21,
1981 in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building.
5:00 p.m.
P~ESENT: M~or Stewart, Mayor Pro Tern Stephens, Council Members Alford, Chew,
Gailey,~ Riddlesperger, and Taliaferro
1. The Council considered a report from First Southwest Company, ~he City's
financial advisor, relative to Housing Finance Bonds. Council took m~tter under
advisement and indicated that they would discuss the matter further by the end of
the week.
2. The Council convened into Executive Session to consider Legal Matters, Real
Estate, Personnel, and Board Appointment~.
The Council adjourned to attend the 7:00 p.m. meeting. No official action vas
taken.
7:00 p.m.
3. Rlddlesperger motion, Chew second ~o approve the Minutes of the regular meeting
of June 9, 1981. Motion carried unanimously.
Consent Agenda
~tlfor~ mOtion, Gailey second to approve the Consent Agenda. Motion carried
A. Side/Purchase Orders
1. Bid ~8913, Economy Pickup vas approved
2. Bid #8912, Street Lights was approved
5. Public Hearings:
A. The Council considered approval of the disannexation of the City Power
Plant a~ the preparation of an appropriate Ordinance at the proper time.
Taliaferro motion, Chew second to approve disannexation. Motion carried
u~a~imoumly.
6. The following Ordinance was presented:
No. 81-68
AN 0RDINAMC~ AMENDING THE ZONII~ .MAP 0~ THE CITY OF DENTGN, TEKAS, AS SAME WAS
ADOI~ AE AN APPENDIX TO TH~ CODE OF CRDINANCES OF T~E CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY
ORDINANCE NO. 69-1, A~D AS SAID MAP APPLIES TO APPROXIMATELY ~.1 ACRES OF LAND,
MORE OR L~S, OUT OF '£~. B.B.B. & C.R.R. CC~4PANY SURVEY, ABSTRACT NO. 186 IN THE
CITY OF D~N, AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
Taliaferro motion, Alford second %o approve Ordinance No. 81-68. On roll call vote,
Alford "a~e", Chew "aye", Galley "aye", Biddlesperger "aye", Taliaferro "aye",
Stewart "a~e", Stephens "aye". N~tion carried unanimously.
7. Resolutions:
A. The following Resolution was presented:
July 21, 19~1, Continued
RESOLUTION
WN~PJ~%S, the City of Denton Jointly with the Cities of Bryan, Garlaa~ and
Greenville have heretofore created the Texas Municipal Power Agency under the
Laws of the State of Texas~ and
WHEREAS, the Board of Directors of the Texas Municipal Power Agency is
responsible for the proper administration of the offices and the expenditure
of all funds of the Agency; and
WHEREAS, the City of Denton and the Cities of Bryan, Garland and Greenville
have a direct interest in the msm~gement and expenditure of Agency funds; Now,
·her efore,
~E IT EESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TEE CITY OF DENTC~, TEXAS:
SECTION I.
The City Council of the City of Denton hereby request the Board of Directors
of the Texas Municipal Power Agency to amend the By-Laws of the Texas Municipal
Power A~ency to create an administrative position within the Agency to he known
as the "Internal Auditor" who shall be appointed by and removed from office
By the affirmative vote of at least five (5) members of the Board of Directors,
and who shall report directly to the Board of Directors with copies of all audits
submitted to the Bo~rd to be furnished to the General Man~ger and to the Mayor
of each of the Cities of Bryan, Denton, Garland and Greenville.
SECTION II.
The City Council of the City of Denton further requests that any proposed
amendment of the By-Laws of the Texas Municipal Power Agency be su~itted to
the Mayor and governing body of each of the Cities of Bryan, Denton, Garland
and Greenville at least thirty (30) days before submission %o the Board ef
Directors in order to allow time for comment from the governing body of each
City.
SECTIQN III.
That copies of this resolution be submitted to e~ch member of the Board
of Directors and the General Manager of the Texas Municipal Power Agency and
to e~ch member of the governing body and the City Manager of the Cities of
B~yan, Garland and Greenville.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 21st d~V of July, 1981.
o.
CITY O~ DEF~ON, TEXAS
ASz~EST:
~ROOKS EOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CI~ OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO ~ ~O~:
CI~ ~ D~TON, T~E
B. ~e Co,oil consider~ adoption of a re~luti~ concerni~ te~ of office
of directors appoin~ by e~h City ~d officers of T.M.P.A. No offici~
~tion ~s t~en.
8. Introduction of an ordinance instituting annexation proceedi~s on a tract
approximately 2500 feet south of the intersection of Hobson ~A~e and FM 1830.
(Xelsey; Z-1496).
Galley motion, Stephens second to approve prepar&~ion of ordinance. On roll call
vote, Alford "aye", Chew "aye", Galley "aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Taliaferro "aye",
Stephens "aye", Stewart "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
July 21, 1981, Continued
9. The Council received & report from the City Staff on the Carroll Boulevard
Study.
Taliaferro motion, Alford second to apDrove replacement of $25,000 in the Capit&l
Improvement Plan for a study of the p~oposed extension of Carroll Boulevard. Motion
carried unmuimously.
10. No action was taken by the Council on a report from the City Staff on the new
Police ~uilding.
11. Coumcil diso~sed the possible City funding for the final copy of the Denton
80's report.
Riddlesperger motion, Stephens second to approve funding for the report. Notion
carried ,!-a~uimoualy.
12. No action vas taken by the Council on a report from the Finance Director on
the Alexander Grant ~a~agement letter.
IS. The approval of appointments to the Board of Equalization vas removed from the
Agenda.
1~. The Council discussed the Board and C~ission Member's Service Award function.
Riddlesperger motion, Chew second to approve that service awards be presented to
members of city boards and commissions at a future council meeting. Motion carried
15. Rid~lesperger motion, Chew second to adjourn. Notion carried unanimoumly.
Meetimg a~ou~ne~ at 8:30 p.m.
CITY OF DENTON~ TEXAS
July ~8, 1981
1. ~pecial called meeting of the City Couacil starting at h:O0 p.m. to tour and
inspect the remodeled Phoenix A~artments.
5:00 p.m.
2. A special called meeting of the City Council at 5:00 p.m. held in the Civil
Defense Room of the Municipal Building for an executive session to discuss Legal
Matters, Real Estate, Personnel, and Boar~ A~pointments. ~he Council reconvened
into public session to amnounce no official action was taken during the executive
session.
6:00 p.m.
2. The special called meeting of the City Council at 6:00 p.m. to consider action
on the Water Distribution Systems Study w~s postponed.
7:00
Special called meeting of the Council at 7:08 p.m., Jul~ 28, 1981, in the Couacil
Chamber of the Mumicip~l Buildin~.
...PRESENT: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tern Stephens, Council Members Galley, Tali&ferro,
Alford, Riddlesperger, and Chew. Also present: City ManAger, Chris
Hart,~-S; City Attorney, C. J. Taylor, Jr.; and City Secretary,
Molt.
4. Consent Agenda
Stephens requested Bid #8916-16" water line on Airport Road be removed for
discussion.
Ridd3. esperger motion, Chew second, to approve remainder of consent agenda.
Motion carried unanimously.
A. Bids/Purchase Orders
1. Council approved purchase order #49098 for drapes for the library in the
amoumt of $8,076 '
B. Pl~t s
1. The Council approved the final replat of lots
Joh~ Roady subdivision.
C. Chan~e Orders
1. Approved change order with United Construction at a total a~ount of
$2,061.48.
2. Council approved change orders #12, 13, ~nd 14 with Contra~t Builders
relative to libra~-y lm~intl~.
D. Final Payments
1. Council approval final Da~ment to U~ited Constr~ctiom Co. for installation
of 36" water line on Loop 288 and MET Railroad in the a~o%~t of $35,128.66.
2. Council approved final pa~ment to Crookham a~d
of $2,061.h8.
5. Council considered bid #8916 for 16" water line on Airport Road, Nine bids
~ere rec eiyed.
Motion Stephens, second Che~ to approve ~he acceptance of the low bid of $30~,627.~0
from Dickerson Construc~ion Co. Nk)tion carried %unanimously.
6. Council considered adopting a Resol~lo~ appointing Carla Crtsford as Assistant
City Judge.
July 28, 1981. Continued
RESOLUTION
Wm~EAS, Section 6.03 of the Charter of the ~ity of Denton authorizm~ ~he
City Co--il to a~int ~sist~t City Ju~es to perfo~ the duties and ~ctions
of the City J~e; ~
~, the City Co.oil ~e~ it n~essary to appoint ~ AasIst~t City
J~ge to ~e the J~ieial ~tiomm of the M~ici~l Co~ in. the absence of
the City J~ge; NOW,
~ IT R~OL~ BY ~ C~Y CO,OIL OF T~ C~Y ~ D~ON, ~:
S~TION I.
C~la Crisford ia here~ a~inted Aasist~t City Ju~e of the M~ici~l
Co~t of the City of Denton, Te~s p~s~t to Section 6.03 of the ~er of the
City of Denton, Te~a.
~TION II.
~ia Resoluti~ s~ll bec~e eff~tive ~om and a~er its ~te of
P~S~ ~ A~RO~ this the 28th ~ of July. 1981.
RInD O. S~T, ~YOR
C~Y 0F D~N,
BROOKS NOLT. CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DE~TON, TEXAS
APPROVED A2 TO LEGAL FO~M:
C. J. TAYL(~, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF D~x,~)N, TEXAS
BY:
Motion AllotS, second Taliaferro, that the Resolution be pmaaed. On roll call
vote, Galley "a~ve", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye", Ridd_lespe~ger
"aye", Chew "aye" a~ ~4ayor "aye". MOtion ca. tied unmnimously.
7, Mr. Robert Townsend appeal'ed relative to flooding problems on Tyler Street.
Ee advise~ this has been going on for twelve years,
C~reg Edwards, Engineer, said that he an~ Jerry Clerk told Mr, Townsend he had two
options. Number one -- out a bar ditch on the east side of Boyd, and Number t~o --
Mr. Townse~ could put up the money for curb and gutter. Mr. Townsend said he
could not afford curb and gutter.
Me~.bers of the Couacil reconveyed that city staff and Townsend get together to
work out acme solution,
8. The Council congidered &pprov~l of Freeze and Nichols proposal for sand filters
for Wastew~ter Treatment Plant.
Nelson ~vise~ that when Denton wag in the procesg of being awarded an Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA) Grant for ~he Waztewater Treatment Plant, a controversy
develop~i between EPA's Grant Administration Group and EPA's Wa~er Quali~y Group
~':.~ ',,I.~'.L.. ,,-,,~on's plant required sand filters after the secondary treatment
s~age. The Water Quality Group, which supported the Tex&s Department of Water
~esource~' (TDWR) position, established a Quality criteria for Denton's Wastewater
Treatment Plant.
July 28, 19~1, Oontinue~
The Public Utilities Board, at their meeting of July 20, 1981, recommended to the
City Council that this proposal for Engineering Services be accepte~, that Freese
and Nichole be authorised to proceed with updating plans and specifications as
aeon as official confirmation of EPA funding is received from EPA and the
and that advertisememt for bids be authorized when appropriate.
Motion Stephens, second Galley, to approve update of plans and authorize the
advertising for bids on Freese and Nichols' propoeal for samul filters for the
Waetewater Treatment Plant,. subject to approval of a grant from EPA. Motion
carried unanimously.
9. The Council received & report from Dr. Darryl Dunham and staff, a recommendat~
relative to appointment of a seven-member Law Enforcement Suppor~ O~ieeion.
Dr. Dunham, NTSU Education Professor, presented a request for a Law Enforcement
Support C~maission, as did Assistant City Manager, King Cole, and Police Chief
Hu~h Lynch.
~he matter of appointment of the Commission was discuseed at length b~ all Council
Members giving their opinions, mostly concerning the manner of a~pointing a
Support Commission, whether the Chief makes the appointments or Council makes them.
It Was ma~e clear in the proposal that the seven-member board would not be m review
board or make any assessment or evaluation of the police department.
It wo~ld, the proposal sa~s, m~ke studie, for the department, act as liaison with
the co~unity and the media, develop good relationships a~aong law enforcement
personnel and those working within the Judicial system, assist in gettin~ police
faeilitiee and equ~lmment and develop crime prevention and drug abuse programs.
Motion Riddlesperger, second Alford, to approve creation of & Law Enforcement
Commission to be appointed by the Police Chief with advice and consent of Council.
~he motion was approved with Ridd.leeperger, Alford, G~iley, and Taliaferro v~ting
yea and Stewart, Stephens and Chew voting no. Motion carried
10. The following Resolution w~s presented:
RESOLUTION
k~a.8, Ordinance ~o. §0-~8 required that the City Council of the City of
Denton, Texas, ar~uually appoint three members to the Boerd of E~u&lisation desig-
nating one member as Chairman; and
WH~21EA.~, Garland Catee, Jerry Gage and George Ritter are real property tax-
paying citizens of the City of Denton, are well acquainted with real and personal
property values and are not in arrears in the payment of any taxes or oth~r lia-
bilities due the City; NOW, THE~EF(Z~E,
BE i~T RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNC~L OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
~EOTION I.
Pursuant to the terms and provisions of Or~inamce No. 80-~8 of the City of
Denton, Texas, Garland Cares, Jerry Gage amd George Ritter are hereby appointed
to the Bo~rd of Equalization for a term not ~o exceed one year.
~erry Gage is hereby designated Chairmam of the Board of Equalization.
This Re~olution sh~ll become effective from smd after its
approval.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 28th day of July, 1981.
July 28, 1981, Continued
RICHARD 0. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROV]D AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLGR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DE~TON, TEXAS
BY:
~ 11. The follow~n~ Resolution w~s ~resented:
· ~ RESOLUTION
~, the ~ity of Denton, Jointly with the Cities of B~, G~l~d and
Greenville ~ve heretofore created the Te~s M~ici~l Power Agency ~der the
of the ~tate of Te~s; ~d
~, the ~d o~ Dir~tors of the Te~s M~ici~l Power Agency is rea~n-
siBle for the proof ~inistr~tion of the offices ~d the expendit~e of all ~ds
of the Agency; ~d
~, the.City of De. on ~d the Cities of Bryn, Garl~d and Greenville
hmve a direct interest in the ~ement ~d exp~diture of ~ncy ~da; NOW,
BE IT ~E~L~ BY ~ OI~ ~CYL 0F T~ CITY 0F D~ON, ~:
~e City Co~cil of ~he City of Denton rec~ends to the governi~ ~dies of
~he Ci~iem of ~, ~l~d ~d Greenville that each of the governi~ bodies of
the Cities m~ a Joint tone.rent ordinance ~endi~ Section III of the Joint
conc~rent ordi~ces cremti~ the Texas M~icipal P~er Ag~cy so that S~tion III
~d r~ ~ follow:
A, ~e inlti~ te~ of of~ce of the Directors (c~c~ated ~Om the
~%e of %he ~s~e of this oral--ce) and the governi~ bo~ of the
~io~ ~blic entity ~o ~y ap~int 8~h Director to fill each
p~e, s~l be as follows:
~CE ~ ~ITI~ 'A'~, ~OI~G ~LIC ~ITY
i ~e Ye~ City of B~
2 ~ Y~rs City of B~
3 ~e Y~r City of Denton
~ ~ Ye~s City of Denton
$ ~e Ye~ City of G~land
6 ~ Ye~s City of G~l~d
7 ~ Ye~ City of Greenville
8 ~o Years City of Greenville
S~eeseors in office (for e~h plus) shall be appointed by the govern-
i~ bo~ of the public entity ap~inti~ the initial Director for such
place for m ~erm of ~ ye~s. Vac~ciem in office in e~h place shall
be filled for the ~e~p~e~ term by the governi~ bo~ of the public
e~ity ~i~h origi~y fill~ s~h ~sition."
July 28, 1981, Continued
B. The two Fear term of office of each director expiring in 1981 and
each year there&ftmr shall be calcu/ated from the first day of July of
the year in which the term of office expires. The regular ann,:al meeting
of the Board of Directors shall be held at 9:00 a.m. on the second
Thursday of July of each year at the principal office of the Agency.
The officers of the agency shall be elected by the Board of Directors
at the regular annual meeting of the Board of Directors each year.
C. (a) The officers of the Agency shall be:
1. President
2. Vice-President
3. Secretary
rnternal Auditor
5. Legal Advisor
6. Treasurer
7. General Manager
who shall be appointed and removed from office by the Board of
Directors. The office of President and Vice-President must be held
by a current member of the Board of Directors, and no one person may
hold more than one office at the same time.
(b) The General Manager shall be the Chief Executive and Administrative
officer of the Agency and shall be responsible to the Board of
Directors for the proper administration of all affairs of the
Agency placed under his control. The Bonrd of Directors shall
further define and provide in itm By-Laws for the duties and func-
tions of the General Manager and all other officers and employees
of the Agency.
(c) The Agency shall have such other officers, dep~rtments, divi-
sions and employees as ma~ from time to time be authorized by the
Board of Directors."
SECTION II:
That copies of this resolution be submitted to each member of the Board of
Directors and the General Manager of the Texas Municipal P~wer Agency and to each
member of the governing body amd the City Manager of the Cities of Bryan, Garland
and Greenville.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 28th day of July, 1981.
~ICEA~D O. BTEWART, MAY(~R
CITY OF D~"'ON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
EtOOK$ HOLT~ CITY SECRETARY
CITY O~ DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
BY:
I~. The following Resolution w~s presented:
RESOLUTION
Ws~.AS, it is the desire of the City of Denton to participate in the Traffic
Engineering Survey Program with the ~tate Department of ~ighways amd Public Trans-
portation.
WNEREAS, the City of Denton will fo±~o~· th- reco,,~endations of the Consultant
w~en such recommendations are prmctical grid within ~::~ f~nancial capabilities of
the City of Denton;
July 28, 1981, Continued
W~REA~, it would be in the best interest of the City of Denton to appoint
the City Maaa£er, G. Chris Hartung, as Project Director and it would be in the best
interest that G. Chris ~artung be appointed Authorized Representative of the City
of Denton~ NOW,
BE IT RESOLVED BY TEE CITY C0~NCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
SECTION I~
T~e City Couucil authorizes and directs the City Mmnmger, ~r. G. Chris Hartung
to make the necessary Contract Application to enter into and participate in the
Trafffic ~gimeering Program with the State Department of Highways and Transpor-
tation.
PA~SED AND APPROVED this the 28th day of J~ly, 1~81.
RICHARD O. ~fEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
AT~EST ~
cZ mC 'rA Y
CITY OF DE/tTON, TEXAS
APPROVED A~ TO LEGAL FO~M:
C. J. TAYLOr, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DE~TON, TEXAS
BY:
13. The following Resolution was presented:
REBOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TEE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
SECTION I.
The City of De,on ~ousing Corporation is authorized %o merge with Denton
County Housing Corporation for the purpose of developing a county-wide program to
determine and a~sess demand for both multi-family housing rental units and single
family h~mes, and for the fu~iing of such programs through the ires-anco of mortgage
revenue bonds u~der provisio~ of the Mortgage Subsidy Bond Act of 1980, certain
provisions of the Internal Revenue Code, amd laws of the State of Texas.
SECTION I~:
Fua~her, the City of Denton Nousing Corporation is hereby authorized to make
whatever arram~ememts deemed necessary and appropriate with the Denton County
Housing Corporation as to membership of the Board of Directors ~d other terms to
be mutually agreed upon.
PA~ED AND APPROVED this the 28th day of July, 1981.
RICHARD 0. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
A%V~E ST:
BROOk'S HOLT, CITY 8ECRE'~Ai{Y
CITY OF DENTON, TEXA~
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DE~TON, TKXAS
BY:
July 28, 1981, Continued
304 12. Roland L~ney, Hickory Creek ~Unding, PUB b~hairman, presented reccemmend&t
by PUB to the Council am follow~:
A. To authorize sulmniesion of a revised ~tep III Grant Application to !
Texas Department of Water Resources for $1,~3~,465 for a segment of the
Hickory Creek ~nterceptor Project.
B. That the 5-year Capital Zulprovement Plan be amended to allow for
$1,639,562 of funds for a sewer lin~ along Eickory Creek for the propose
new lift station south of 01d Alton to the existing sewer lift station a
South Fort Worth Drive.
Stewart motion, Galley second to authorize submitting a revised Step II~ ~n~
Application to the Texas Department of Water Reso~rce~ for $1,439,~65 fc~ :~ m
merit of the Hickory Creek Interceptor Project. Motion carried unanimous' .
Meeting adjourned at 9:05
0Y STEWART; MA~OR
C~TY OF DE~TON, TEXAS
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAs
3O5
CITY (F D]~"i~N CITY COUNCIL
August ~, 1981
Joint meeting of the City Council and the Hospital Board at ~:00 p.m., Tuesday,
August ~, 1~1 at Flow Memorial Hospital.
PRESENT: Mayor S~ewart, Ma~vor Pro Tom Stephens, Council Members Galley, Taliaferro,
Alford, Riddlee~erger.
ABSE/tT: Council Member Chew.
Council Members were ]mriefed by Flow Board members and mana~11ement, advising the
type of operation problem crees, and current conditions of hospital services and
status of financial condition.
Following a question and answer period, the Council ~ou~ed the hospital facilities.
7:00 p.m,
Regular meeting of the City Council at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the
Municipal Building.
PRESENT: Na~or Stewart, Mayor Pro Tern ~tephens, Council Members Galley, Taliaferro,
Alford, Riddlesperger, and Chew.
1. Consent
Stephens motion, Alford second that the Consent Agenda be approved. Motion
c arrie~ unaaimously.
A. Bids/Purchase Orders:
1. Bid #8917, S~le of Real Estate. The Council approved the high bid
of Richard F. Hare in the amount of $2,969.32. (Property located on
east side of N. Bell between Sherman and Coronado. )
2, Bid ~8919, 500 MC~4 Copper Cable. Council approved low bid of Nelson
Electric of $2.232 ~ foot or $19,9~.00. FOB Denton ~elivery 2 weeks.
2. Ordi~amoes
A. ~he Couacil consider~i adoption of an Amendment to the Electric Rate
Ordinance relating to clarification of primary service and secondary
service customers.
The following Ordinance was presented:
NO. 81-69
AH ORDIHANCE AM~NDI1~O SE~TION 25-21 (C)(9) OF CHA~'~ 25, UTILITIES, OF
THE C(X)E O~ 0~DINANCES OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, PERTAINING TO PRIMARY
SERVICE (TRANSF0~MATIO~ EqJI~w~ OWNED BY THE USER); AM~fDING SECTION 25-21
(0)(10) OF SAID CPLAPT~ PR~IDI~G FC~ SECONDARY .~T~VICE - PRIMARY
(T~ANSF~MATION EQUi'~E~T OWNED BY THE CITY); AND DECLARING AN
~ile~ ~OtiOn, T~liaferro second that the Ordinance be passed. On roll
call vote, Oalle~ "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye",
~id~les~rger "a~e", Ch~w "aye", and ~or "aye". Motion carried um~nimously.
B. Council =onsi~ere~ adoption of a~ Amendment to the Electric Rates relatin~
to charges for churches.
The followin~ Or~ln~nce was presented:
NO. 81-70
AN ORDINA/~CE AMENDING SECTION 25-21 (B)(3) OF CHAPTER 25, UTILITIES, OF THE
CODE OF 0RDI~ANC~B CF T~ CITY OF D~NTON, TEXAS, PEETAINING TO CHURCH
ELECTRIO.~L SERVICE RATEs~ AND DECLARING AN ~FECTIVE DATE.
August ~, 1981, Continued
Stephens motion, Chew second that the Ordinance he p~esed. C~ roll call
vote, Galley "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye",
Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye", and Mayor "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
C. The Council considered adoption of an Amendment to the calculation provisions
for average billing.
The following Ordinance was presented:
NO. 81-71
AN 0~DINANCE AMENDING SECTION 25-6.1(b) OF CHAPTER 25, CODE 0~ 0RDINANCES.t
OP TNE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, PERTAINING TO AVERAGE BILLINGS FOR 8ERVrCF~,~
A~D DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE_ DAT~..
Stephens motion, Alford second that Ordinance be p~ssed. On roll call
vote, Gailsy "aye", T~liaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye",
Riddlesperger "a~Ve", Chew "aye", a~d M~yor "aye". Motio~ ca, tied unani~ously.
3. The Council considered the introduction of a~ ordinance instituting dis~nnexation
proceedings of City of Denton generation plent site (Spencer Power Pla~t).'
The City Attorney advised that 30 days fro~ today an or~i~ce c~ be
Stephens motion, Tali&ferro second to introduce &n ordina~e insti~ting disan-
sex,tics proceedings of the City of Denton generation plant site, Motion carried
~u~enimously.
~. The Council considered approval of a mite plan for planned development
~olden Triangle Mall) for a 32 lens bowling center located at the northwest corner
of San Jacinto Boulevard an~ Colorado.
Gailay ~otion, T~li&ferro second to approve site plan for pla~9~i develo~ent
Golden Triangle Mall) for a 32 lane bowling center. Motion ca, tied unanimously.
5. Report to the City Council on the 1980 Census Data for purposes of redistricti~
single member districts.
Jeff Meyer advis~i that the Planning and Commum/ty Develo~ent Dep~rtment recommends
~"-~-diate a~tion to redistrict the City to obtain single member districts with
aPProxt~etsly equivale~t populations. Such a process is potentially difficult
ti~e consoling. It appears likely that the City will need U.S. Justice De~rtment
concurrence with the districting prior to the 19~ City Council elections.
The MAyor said that City should establish aa a~ hoc cm..~ttee so the City can be
rea~ when precincts are finalized.
8to,hens motion, Chew second that the City Planner, the City Attorney, and the
City Manager serve on this committee. Motion ca~ried u~ani~ou~ly.
6. The Council discussed mobile and mo~ulaA- homes in the City of Denton. The
Manager said that he and staff have been reviewing the City Council's action on
the use and occupmncy of mobile and m~iular h~aes in the City. The legml opinion
is that if the Council wishes to allow mobile ho~es in a.ll sones in the City, that
aa ordinance to that effect must be passed.
If this is the intent of the City Council, then the Staff asks for cl~rification of
this issue. There are several items relating to Council actions on this item refe~ ~ d
~o the Building Code. Recently in reviewing code~ apparently mobile homes must no~
be outside a mobile home park.
Gailey motion, Chew second to refer back to now-active sub committee. Motion carried
unanimously.
7. The Council considered approval of a recommendation f~om the Cable Television
Advisory Board relative to proposed legislation affecting the ability of local
governments to regulate rates.
Bill Angelo reported that the Cable Advisory Boar~ recommends that the City take
a stance opposed to ~hose sections of Senate Bill 898 w~ioh will infringe on the
August ~, 1981, Continued
Oity's existing regulatory ~er, over c&ble TV, ~nd specifically will prohibit
City fr~ regul&ting cable TV ~tes.
Galley motion, T~liaferro second to approve recommendation frc~ the Cable TV Advisory
Board. Motion e~rried
8. The Council considered designation of dates for the 1981-82 budget workshop
~T CALENDAR
Council tgorksh~pe August 17-18, 1981
Public H~ring September 1, 1981
Adoption of B,~-et September 15, 1981
Finance Director McNary a~vieed that:
1. Must h&ve public he,ring on tax rate
2. Advertise 15 d~ys before public hearing
City Manager stated citizens Are .not facing & tax increase.
Riddlesperger motion, Taliaferro second to approve calendar and schedules. Motion
carried u~Animous ly.
9. Che~ motion, Riddlesperger second to &dJourn. Motion carried u~anlmously.
Meeting a~ourned at 8:35 p,m.
[~1 I HOLT, CITY
CITY OF DmmTON, TEXAS
3O8
August 11, 1981
Joint meeting of the City Council and the Historic rA~s--~k Comm/ssioa at 6:00 p.m.,
TUesday, August 11. 1981 in the Civil Defense Room.
5:00 p.m,
PRESENT: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tern Stephens, Council Members Gaile~, Taliaferro,
Alford, Riddlesperger, and Chew.
Council convened into Executive ~ession to consider Legal Matters, Re~l Estate,
and Personnel. ,
The Coumcil adjourned to attend the 6:00 p.m. meeting. No official action was
tak.en.
6:00 p.m.
The Council M~mbers received a report by architects and a staff recommendation
on the Police Building (See discussion at meeting below).
7:00 p.m.
Special c~lled meeting of the City Council at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers
of the Municipal Building.
PRES~N'i': Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tern ~tephens, Council Members Gailey, Taliaferro,
Alford, Chew, and Riddlesperger
1. The Council considered the report from the architects on the Police Building
~ouncil- and a recommendation from the City Staff.
were not Taliaferro motion, Galley second to use the present east front of the Old City
sure of the Hall and to construct a ramp for handicap accessibility,
vote rela-
tive to a Following a lengthy discussion, Riddlesperger motion, Stephens second to amend '
ramp at Old the previous motion to eliminate the ramp, leaving handicap accessibility up
City Hail. to City Staff.
This item
will be On roll call vote, Stephens "aye", Alford "aye", Chew "aye", Rid~lespergsr "aye",
considered Stewart "aye". Taliaferro "no vote", Galley "no vote". Motion on amendment carried
at the with Taliafsrro and Oaitey not voting.
Sep. 8
meeting. Both Galley and Taliaferro requeste~ clarification of the amendment motion.
The City ~ayor stated that the amen~tment motion was to ~pprove east entrance and leave
Mgr. said handicap access up to Staff.
he had
new racom- On re-vote of amendment, Galley "no", Taliaferro "no", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye",
mendation Riddlemperger "~ye". Chew "aye", Mayor "aye". Motion amendment carried 5 to 2
from the with Taliaferro and Gailey voting no.
architects
on the Riddlesperger asked to amend motion that the east side be used as th~ front
..uroblem the method of access be left to staff. ~ and
that will ~0~ roll cal " " - ,, ,,
be presen- 1 vote, Galley aye , Taliaferro no vote , Stephens ~ve" Alford
later
meeting. 2. Consent Agenda
Riddlasperger motion, Stephens second that the Consent Agenda be approved. Motion
carried unanimously.
A. Plats:
1. The final replat of Denton Area Teachers Credit Union Aidition
approved.
2. The Final plat of Golden Triangle Industrial Park, Phase IV was
approved.
E. Contracts:
1. The contract with Concrete Contractor Company for clearing work
adjacent to the Phoenix apartments was approved.
C. C~--~e Orders:
1. Change Orders ~16 and 17 for ceiling tile and light fixtures for the
Librsmy were approved
Public Nestings:
A. Z-1500. The Council considered the petition of Grant Jacobson requesting
a zoning change from single family (SF-7) to planned develol~ent (PC)
zoning classification on an approximately .6~ acre tract located on the
northwest corner of Malone and Broad~ay.
1. The following Ordinance w~s presented:
NO. 81-72
A~ ORD/NANCE AM~ING THE ZONING M_iP OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
AS SAME WAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE
CPrY OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1, AND AS SAID MAP APPLIES
TO APPROXIMATELY .64 ACRE TRACT OF IAND, MORE OR LESS, IN THE CITY OF
D~I~3N, AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN; AND DECLAIMING AN
· ~I~C~IV~ DATE.
O&iley motion, Alfor~ second to approve the 0rdin~nce. On roll call
Vote, Galley ~laye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye",
Ri~lesperger "aye", Che~ "aye", Stewart "aye". Motion carried
B, Z-1502. The 0ou~eil consi~ered the petition of Dottie Dowling requesting
a zoning cha~ge fro~ sin~.le family (SF-7) to planned development (PD)
zoni~ classification at 1303 Eagle Drive.
1. The following 0r~in~nce was presented:
NO. 81-73
A~ ORDINANCE AM~I~ THE ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
AS F~ WA8 ADOP~ AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF 0RDINA~CES OF TEE
CITY OF D~NYON, T~$, BY 0RDINA~CE NO. 69-1, AND AS SAID MAP APPLIES
TO 1303 EAGLE DRIVE IN THE CITY OF D~NTON, AND MORE PARTICULARLY
D~RIR~3n t~REIN; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Alfor~ motion, ~liaferro second to approve the Ordtna~ee. On roll
call vote, O&iley "&ye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye",
Rid~lesperger "a~re", Chew "~ye", Mayor "aye". Motion carried
u~animously.
C. Z-l~03. The Cou~oil oonsi~ered the petition of Joseph Burris requesting
a zoning change from agricultural (A) to planned Revelopment (PC) clas-
sification for single fa~ly residential development on an approximately
30-~ore tract at 701 Mockingbird Lane.
1. The followin~ Or~i~nce w~s presented:
NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMEnDInG T~ ZONIMG M~kP OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
A8 S~2~E WAS ADOP~ AS AN APPENDIX TO THE 00DE OF ORDINANCES 0F THE
CI~ OF D~k~£'ON, T~XAS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1, AND AS SAID MAP APPLIES
TO APPROXIMATELY 29.2125 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS, IN THE CITY
OF D~NTON, AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN; AND DECLARING AN
~FECTIVE DATE.
Ridd~lesperger motion, Galley second to epprove the Ordinance. On
roll call vote, G&iley "&ye", Taliaferro "aye", 8tephens "aye",
;klford "aye", Sid~lesperger "aye", Chew "nye", Mayor "aye". Mosion
carried unanimously.
Augumt 11, 1981, Continued
~. The Council considered adoption of the following 0r~inance:
Fo. 81-7~
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SECTION 19-23 OF THE CODE OF C~DINAWCES 0F TEE CITY
OF DENTON, TEXAS, RELATING TO THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOEOLIC BEVERAGES ON
PREMISES WHERE BILLIARD TABLES ARE OWNED AND 0PE~ATED AND PROVIDING AN
FECTIVE DATE.
Riddlesperger ~otion, Chew second to approve the Ordinamme. On roll call
vote, Oailey "no", Tali&ferro "a~e", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesperg~-
"aye", Chew "aye", ~dayor "no". Motion carried five to two.
5. The Council considered the following Resolution:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, on August 1~, 1981, the City of Dento~ and its citizens will lose
the services of King Cole, an exceptional and dedicated public servant; and
WHEREAS, that date will mark the end of seven years of public service with
the City of Denton by King Cole; and
WH~, those.years have been times of steady civic accoa%plishments by the
City of Denton and King Cole has contributed greatly to those aocomplishmente; and
WHEREAS, among those accomplishmen:s were supervision of significant capital
construction projects such as the Central Fire Station, the new w~ng of the Emily
Fowler Public Library, the new Animal Control Center, the proposed new Police
Building, and the North Lakes Recreation Center; and
WHEREAS, King Cole's contribution to the quality of life of Denton has included
his endless service to the Young Men's Christian Association, The United Way,
and the Spring Fling~ and
WHEREAS, King Cole has been acknowledged as a member of the International
City Management Association~ and
WHEREAS, King Cole has served the City of Denton in the capacities of Admini-
strative Assistant, Acting Personnel Director, Deputy City go, rotary, Assistant
to the City Manager, Acting City ~anager and Assistant City Manager; and
WHEREAS, King Cole has exhibited outstanding expertise, coupled with hard work
and an exceptional ability to solve problems, and has gained the respect and
admiration of the Municipal Staff;
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Denton acting on behalf of
the citizens of Denton wishes to acknowledge with grateful apprecation the service
of Ming Cole and the devotion he has given to the office of Aszistant City M~er
of the City of Denton, and order that this Resolution be made a part of the official
minutes of this Council to be a permanent record of the City, that a copy of this
Resolution be forwarded to him, the said "KING COLE", as a token of our appreciation.
PA~SED AND APPROVED this the llth day of Aua~st, A.D. 1981.
RICHARD O. STNWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
BROOKS HOLT, CITY ~ECRETAEV
CITY 0F DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
A~gust ll, l~S1, Continued
Chew motion, 8tepheus seeo~ to approve the Resolution. ~ roll c~1 vote,
Gail~ "~e", ~iafer~ "~"t Stephens "aye", ~ford "aye", Ri~lesperger "aye",
~ "~m'f, ~r "~e". ~ti~ c~led ~n~o~.
6. ~e Oo~il consid~ed the foll~i~ Re~olution:
~, S, 8~ ~w ~i~ ~f~e the Senate
auth~ize ~ ~O to a~ rates to ~e paid to states and loc~ gover~ents ~ Cable
Television C~iea ~d to ~ohibit local go~r~ents fr~ setting rates to be
c~rg~ to l~al
~, t~ ~o~ion of e~h legislation ~d not be in the best interest
of the ~Blic or l~al gove~nte w~ ~e more able to reg~ate e~h fees and
c~rges; NOW, ~E,
~ ~ ~LV~ BY T~ CITY ~IL OF ~ CI~ OF D~ON,
~T~ON Z.
~e 8e~te of the United States is hereby ~ged to delete fr~ ~. 898, before
fi~ ~aa~e, the p~vision of the bill authorizing the FCC to set rates to be
~id to states ~d 1~ gover~ents ~ Cable Television Complies, mhd to delete
the ~oviaions of S. ~ which wo~d prohibit local gover~ents from metting fetes
to be c~rg~ ~ 1~1 subscribers.
~e ~r ia hereby dir~ted to fo~rd a co~ of this Resolution to Se~tor
Jo~ Tow~, 8e~tor Llo~ ~ntaen, Con~esam~ Ralph H~ll, and the National Lea~e
of Cities.
PABS~ ~ ~FRO~ this the llth day of August, 1~1.
RICHARD O. STEWART, ~AYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
BROOKS HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXA~
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FOB:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., 0ITY ATTC~NEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
BY:
Tmliaferro motion, Hiddlesperger second to approve the Resolution. On roll call
vote, Galley "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesperger
"aye", Chew "aye", Mayor "aye", Motion carried unanimously.
7. The Cot~lcil discussed -m~exation of land adjacent to the proposed Loop 288
and Denton Nunicipal Airport.
Chew motion, Stephens second to proceed with annexation procedures for the land
· djmcent to the Loop 288 north area. Motion carried unanimously.
Chew motion, Galley second to proceed with annexation procedures for the land
adjacent to the Denton Municipel Airport area. Notion carried unanimously.
Stephens motion, Riddlesperger second to instruct City Staff to survey and report
on potential areas of annexation with reasons and timetables. Motion carried
unanimously.
August 11, 1981, Continued
8. The Council considered allowing the Denton Connnunity Theatre to use the Civic
Center as a base of operation and to be exempted from normal fees associated with
that use during its next season of operation.
Taliaferro motion, Stephens second to allow the Co~aunity Theatre to use the Civic
Center as a base of operation free of charges for the next season. Motion carried
,,-a~imously.
9. The Council considered approval of a lease contract with the Greater Denton
Arts Council for the Diesel Plant and Old City Warehouse.
Stephens motion, Alford second to approve the contract with the following con- i
ditions:
1. City Council and Arts Council to renegotiate the utility agreement after
25 years.
2. The Arts Council would have a financial review by an outside auditor at
the City Council's option.
A renewal of the contract based on satisfactory performance after 25 years,
A three (3) year cap on fund raising activities after the building has
been turned over to Arts Council.
5. Arts Council would handle minor maintenance defined as up ~o the insurance
deductible and the City major maintenance defined as over the insurance
deductible.
Motion carried five to two with Galley and Taliaferro voting "no".
10. The Council considered a Resolution cancelling the City Council meeting of
August 18, 1981.
The following Resolution was presented:
RESOLUTION
WHEREAs, a majority of the Council will be out of the City of Denton on
August 18, 1981, and it is necessary that the Council meeting for such date be
oancelled, NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL 0F TEE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
That the regular Council meeting to be held at 7:00 p.m. on the 18th day
of August, 1981 is hereby cancelled.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the llth day of August, 1981.
~ICEARD O. ~A~T, MAYOR'
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
Ai'A'EST:
~ROOKS HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FOPS:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
BY:
Chew motion, Alford second to cancel the meeting of August 18, 19814 On roll
call vote, Alford "aye", Chew "aye", Gailey "aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Taliaferro
"aye", Stephens "aye", Mayor "aye". Motion carried tuuanimously.
August ll, 1981, Continued 9/3
11. Rid~lesper£er motion. ~hew Becan~ to adjourn. Motion carried unanimously.
Meeting a~Jouu-ned at 10:05 p.m.
C~LE, ACTING CITY SECRETARY
KING
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
CITY OF DENTON CITY COUNCIL
~ugust 25, 1981
Special Called ~{oetlng of the City Oouncil at 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, August 25, 1981
in the Civil Defense Room of the Municipal Building.
5:00 p.m.
1. The Council convened into Executive Session to consider Legal Matters, Real
Estate, Personnel, and Board Appointments.
No official action w~s taken.
6:00 p.m.
Joint Meeting of the City of Denton City ~uncil and Parks Board at 6:00 p.m.,
Tuesday, August 25, 1981 in the Civil Defense Room of the Municipal Building.
1. Council considered approval of a recommendation from the Parks Board on recreation
fees philosophy.
A lengthy discussion w~s held with each Council Member giving his views. Followin~
the discussion, the Council asked the Parks an~ Recreation Board to recommend
im writing a fee structure for City ~,~rks and recreational facilities and programs.
7:00 p.m.
Special Called Meeting of the City Council at 7:00 p.m., Tuesday, August 25, 1981
in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building.
PRESENT: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tern Stephens, Council Members T~liaferro,
Alford, Riddlesperger, and Chew.
ABSENT: Council Member Galley.
1. Consent Agenda
City Manager Hartung requested that Consent Agenda item 1 A-B be withdrawn
(carpet for ~{unicipal Building).
Stephens motion, Chew second to approve the Consent Agenda. Motion carried
unanimously.
A. Bids/Purchase Orders
1. Bid ~8923 Word Structure Playground Equipment. The Council approved the
bid of Vaughn and Associates in the amount of $7,450.00 FOB Denton,
delivery in 30 days.
2.Bid #8925 Streetlights and Brackets. Bid awardmd to Temple, Inc., at
a total bid of $5,313.25.
3. Purchase Order #49258, J & S EQuipment, over $3,000 for emergency
repairs. Council approved for payment in the amount of $3,247.67.
B. Plats
l. The Council approved the final replat of Wimbleton Village Phase IV.
C. Refunds I
1. The Council approved a refund of over-payment of taxes to Westgate I
Hospital and Medical Center.
2. The Council considered adoption of an Ordinance for ammexation proceedings
of approximately 63 acres which begins approximately 2~00 feet south of the inter-
section of Nobson Lane and F.M. 1830.
NO. 81-76
AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING A TRACT OF LAND CONTIGUOUS AND ADJACENT TO THE CITY OF DENTON,
TEXAS; BEING ALL THAT LOT, TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND CONSISTING O~ APPROXIMATELY
63.018 ACRES OF LAND LYING AND BEING sITUATED IN TP~ COUNTY OF DENTON, STATE OF
TEXAS AND BEING IN THE B.B.B. & C.R.R. COMPANY SURVEY, ABSTRACT NO. 196, DENTON
COUNTY, TEXAS; CLASSIFYING THE SAME AS AGRICULTURAL "A" DISTRICT P~PERTY; A~D
DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
August 2~, 1981, Continued
Stephens motion, Tali&ferro second to approve Ordinance for annexation proceedings
of 63 acres. Om roll c~ll vote, Taliaferro "a~e", Stephens "a~e", Alford "a~e",
Riddles~erger "e~e", Ch~w "a~ve", amd Ma~vor "aye". Motion *arried unanimously.
Resolut ions:
A. Coumcil considered a~option of a resolution authorizing the s&le of 0.713
a~res of lan~ on Bell Avenu~ between Shermmm Drive and Coronado Drive to
Ric~rd F. F~re.
Resolution
W~S, the City Council of the City of Denton has heretofore determined
the necessity for disposing of the real property hereinafter described; ~nd
W~EAS, &f~er due notice as required by law, competitive bids were received
by the City of Denton; a~
W~EAS, the hi~hest' bid received w~s for Foum Thousamd Nine Hundred Sixty-
Nine ~nd 32/100 ($h,969.32) Dollars from Richard F. ~re; and
W~EA~, the City Council hereby finds and determines that the reasonable
a~d fair market v~lue of such property is Four Thousand Nine Hundred Sixty-Nine
and 32/100 ($~,969.32) Dollars;
NOW, T~B~FORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF T~{E CITY OF DENTON,
TEXAS, THAT:
S~TION I.
The his of Fou~ Thou~a~ Nine H~n~red Sixty-Nine and 32/100 ($~969.32)
Dollars Dy Richard F. H~re is hereby accepted.
S~OTION II.
%"as ~r is he~ehy authorized to execute on behalf of the City of Denton,
Texas a quit-claim deed e~vsying the hereinafter described property to Richard
F. ~are, to-wit:
Ail t~t certain lot, tra~t or parcel of l~nd lying and being situated in the
City and County of Denton, State of Texas, ~ being psat of the J. Camter
Survey, Abstract No. 268, a~ being pert of Lot No. 6 of the W. S. Hurst Addition,
nn e~ition to the City a~ County of Denton, and also being p~rt of a tract
of 1~ as conveyed fr~ V. L. McO~rt, Trustee to tbs City of Denton ~y Deed
~ted May 24, 1971 a~ recorded in Volume 622, P~ge 112 of the Deed Records
of Denton County, Texas, amd more p~rticula~ly described as follows:
BE~I~Z~ at a steel pin &t the southeast corner of said tract to the City of
Denton on the south boundary line of said Lot 6 of the W. S. Rurst A~dition;
~'a~CE north 89o65" west with the mouth boundary line of said tra~t a~d of said
Lot ~ a diet~-e of 15h.3~ feet to a steel pin on the e~st right of way of Bell
Avenue ~
TEE~E northeamterly with the east right of w~ of Bell Avenue and a curve to
the ri~t ~ving a central% eu~gle of 26°3~'26'' a chord hearing a~d distance of
north 18°06'09'' east 197.77 feet & r~lus of ~30.0 feet, and ~n ~rc leech
of 199.56 feet to a steel pin at the beginning of another curve~
T~OE northe~eter!y with the e~st line of Bell Avenue ~ a curve to the left
h~ving & central angle of 13°36'1~'' a chord bearing and distance of north
east 130.~h feet, a r&diu~ of ~51.11 feet a.nd ~n ~rc length of 130.85 feet to
a steel pin for a corner in said curve;
~E, south 89o~' e&st a distance of 30.80 feet to a steel pin on the east
bou~ line of said City of Denton tr&ct;
T~NC~ south l°27' e&st & dista~ce of 307.0 feet to the point of beginning,
~ containing 0.71295 ~cre of is. nd.
August 25, 1981, Continued
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.S .C ION III.
The City of Denton is hereby authorized to p~¥ it, sha~e of the necessary
and reasonable cost of closing as required by the advertisement for bid.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 25th day of August, 1981.
RICHARD 0.' STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ROOKS HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEF~AS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C.' J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
BY:
Taliaferro motion, Chew second that the Resolution be p~ssed. On roll call
vote, Tmliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", All, rd "aye", Riddlesperg~r "ay.".
Chew "aye", and Mayor "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
B. The Council considered adoption of a resolution delaying the iml~lementation
of the Lone Star Gas rate ~dJustment for 120 days.
Resolution
WH~tEAS, on the 7th day of August, 1981, Lone Star Gas Core, ny, a Division
of ENSERCH CORPORATION, filed with the City of Denton, Texas its Statement
of Intent to Chamge Residential and C~ercial Rates in the City of Denton,
Tex~s ~ a.nd
WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Section h3(d) of Article lh46C
V.A.C.S., the City of Denton desires to suspend the operation of the schedule
or r&tes for & period of one hundred twenty (120) days beyond the date on which
the schedule of rates would otherwise go into effect in or, er to gather all
the necessary information and properly review and analyze said information
pertaining to the St&tement of Intent to Change Residenti~.l and Commercial
WItEi~As, the effective date of the proposed change ie September 15, 1981;
HOW, T~EREFORE
BE IT RESOLVED BY TEE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITT OF DENTON, TEXAS:
That the effective date for the proposed e~a~e in the residential and
ccm,~ercial rates for gas in the City of Denton, Texam, by Lone Star Gaz
Company, a division of ENSERCH CORPORATION is hereby suspended for & period of
one hundred twenty (120) days beginning September 15, 19~1, so that the City
will have sufficient time to gather information and review and analyze the
proposed change,
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 25th d~y of August, 1981.
CITY OF D~','O~, TEXAS
BROOKS HOLT, CITY SECRETARy
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
BY:
August 25. 1981, Continued
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Stephens mo~ion, Ri~les!~erger se~on~ that the Resolution be p~ese~. On roll
c~ ~e, T~i~ferro "~e", Stephens "~e", ~fo~ "~e", Rid~esperger "~e",
Ch~ "~e", ~ ~or "~e". ~tion carried ~n~o~ly.
~. ~ C~il ~on, i~ere~ ~ int~tion of ~ or~t~ce instituti~ ~nex~tion
proce~, on a ~0 ~re ~cel ~gi~ing ap~ox~te~ 3000 feet south of the
interaction of ~st ~ ~reet ~ ~hill Ro~. Z-i~0].
ai~e~rger ~i~, ~ ,~ to intronic ~n cruise instituting ~nexmtion
p~cee~i~, on & ~0 ~re ~el south of interaction of ~st Mc~ey ~d ~hill
R~ (Z-i~0~). ~ ~11 c~l ~e, T~iafe~o "~e", Stephens "aye", ~for~ "aye",
Ri~e~ger "~e", ~ "~,~, ~ ~or "~e". M~ion c~ri~ ~i~usly.
~. ~e Co,oil ~onai~er~ ~ of & contract with ~E~ ~st~s, Inc. for
~oll c~er ~e.
Bill ~, ~in~e Dir~tur, introa~e~ Chip Collins of L~ ~d Bi~
C~i~ of ~t& ~oceaai~ ~rd. Collins ,~ia p~oll so~w~e ~ cost ~121,~60
~th ~ o~ion f~ $36,122 ~ ~itio~l progr~s. Phase I will go into eff~t
J~ let ~h ~ option of Oity on Phase II which ~11 be progr~s for &ffir-
~tive ~tion, c~ns~tion ~ysis ~a position control for b~eting. Bill
~ co~re~ ~th r~ka of Collius.
~e~ens motion, T~i~erro s~ond to &uthorize ~ro~ of Phase II ~nd to move
as f~st A, ~s~ible on Phase I. ~tion ca~ied ~n~usly.
6. ~e C~il conai~er~ &~rov~ of the s~e of Control D&t& Supe~isory System
(for the ~e~tri~ Utility in the ~t of $3,000.00)
~ & ne~i~t~ bid, the City of Minfie~, ~na~s, offer~ $3,000 for the obsolete
Chew ~%ion, ~for~ s~on~ to ~p~ove the ~le to Winfiel~, ~sas. Motion c~ried
7. ~e Co--il considered ap~l of bids for c~b ~ gutter ~a sto~
~rk on Welch Street between ~ ~ ~lber~.
Svehl~ ~via~ t~t ~ior ~o r~eipt of bids, %he ~gineeri~ De~ent ~e~red
&n e~i~eeri~ esthete for the Welch Street proJ~t. ~e ~oJ~t incl~es recon-
· tr~tion of t~e ~v~ent on Welch Street ~ Highl~ to ~lber~ ~ r~oval
the c~b ~n~ ~tter ~ Che,tnut to Mulberry which the Street De~ment perso~el
~11 do ~ rebuilding existi~ inlets ~ c~b ~d ~tter to ~low for the widening
of W~ch Street ~ Chestnut to Mulber~ Street. Usi~ ~ia ~ices received in
D~b~ 1~0 for ,~il~ work on McXi~ey Street, our esti~te for this proposed
~rk ~, ~28,780.00. We feel ~t the bid of $2~,52h.00 is ~ good bid.
S~ephena Etlon, Ch~ aecon~ to &pprove %i~s for curb ~ gutter ~d sto~ d~i~e
work om Wel~h ~reet ~tween Hig~ ~ ~lberry ~t ~ bid of $24,~24.~. Motion
8. ~e Co,oil consiaer~ ~p~ of ~ rec~mend~tion from the ~ffic
C~l,sion to c~e s~e~ l~m~ts on D~i~s Drive ~nd ~op 288 near ~he ~1.
~e Hig~ De~ment cona~te~ e~ineeri~ studies to aete~ine wh~t speed limits
sh~l~ be on State Highw~s me~ the ~l~en Tri&~le ~11. ~eir st~y rec~en~a
re~=i~ the apee~ sones on ~th ~p 288 ~ D~I~ Drive n~ the
At the A~t 12, 1~1, ~he ~ffic ~ety ~up~ C~ssion ~~ recom-
~n~ea ~ c~e the s~
~e fo~o~ o~i~ce ~s ~esented:
N0. 81-77
~ 0~CE BY TE CITY 0F D~N, ~S, D~NI~ ~ EST~LISH~G
~ F~IE S~ L~ ON A C~TAIN ~RTION 0F HIG~AY ~P 288 B~ T~ ~T~-
S~TI0~ 0F '~'~ ~ ~ICE ~0~ OF I~STATE HIGHWAY 3~E ~ A POINT 320 FEET
~ST OF TE ~8~TION 0F ~G~AY ~0P 288 ~ TE M.K.T. ~I~0~ ~CKS TO BE
FOR~-F~E (h~) MI~S ~ H~ ~0~EG A P~TY OF A FINE N~ T0 ~C~D
~ECT~ DATE.
August 29, 1981, Continued
ilford mo ion. Chew second to approve 0r i oe. On ton call
"aye", Stephens"aye", Alford "~e", Ri~es~rger "~e", Chew "~e", ~nd M~or
"~ye". Motion c~ried ~ni~usly.
9. ~e Co~cil considered appro~l of ~ rec~en~tion ~om the Traffic ~fety
C~ssion to ~low No~h Texas State University ~d Tex~s W~n'a University ~lice
to control ~rking on the s~reets ~dJ~ent to the college c~p~es.
Re~esenti~ ~ were Dr. A1 H~ley, Vice ~eaident A~inistr~tive Affairs, Ric~rd
~a, University Atto~ey ~d Robbie Robinson, ~ Police Chief.
Repreaenti~ ~ were John ~whon, ~ Atto~ey, ~d Police Chief W~e Autrey.
Greg Ed~dm, City ~ineer, said that ~int~ini~ streets wa~d co~t $2,500
~le per y~. Chief Robinson of ~SU satiated t~% ~ ~uld take in $35,000 a
ye~ in ~kt~ fees and wo~d spend $35,h17 to r~late tragic. Alao it
satiated tha~ the City wo~d t~e in about $37,000 from fines ~id on tickets
issued by ~ ~lice.
A rather lengthy question ~d answer period involved stud~s crossing Hell Avenue,~,
at any place they wimh, as well as students crossing Avenue D at ~SU.
Ri~lesperger motion, ~ew s~ond to approve the two contrasts as ~i~ten for both
10. ~tion ~e~ens, s~ond Riddlesperg~ to request the P~ ~d
to mend m r~o~en~tion to the Co~eil in ~iti~ relative to fee stratum.
~tion e~ri~ ~imo~ly.
Meeti~ adjoined at 8:~O
~00~ HOLT, CI S~R~ARY
CITY OF D~N, T~
CIT~ OF D~TON CITY COUNCIL
;~'ust 31, 1981
Joint meeting cf the City Council and the Denton County Commissioners at 2:30 p.m.,
Monday, August 31, 1981, in the County Commissioners Court.
2:30 p.m.
PRESENT: Mayor Stewza. t, Mayor Pro Tern Stephens, Council Members Alford, Gailey,
Ghew, and Taliaferro, City M~neger, City Attorney, a~ud City Secretary
ABSENT: Council Member Rid~Llesperger
C~JNTY: County Judge Preston, Co-..issioners Odle, Betsy, Switzer, Walker and County
Auditor Don Hill
1.Discussion of City/County Jointly funded agencies.
A. Flow Nospital
The ~uncil indicated concern relative to indigent care, and suggested that
the agreed formula be followed.
Stephens motion, Chew second to continue Joint funding starting now with
updated usage figures. Motion carried unanimously.
B. Ambulance Service
City ~a~er Hartung advised of a deficit for ambulance service, stating
that fees will not meet expenses because of the need of a new ambulance,
increased personnel costs, and costs of supplies and maintenance. He
ad, ed that over 65,000 persons are merved by the Denton Fire Department
ambulance service.
The Manager advised that the city might have to ask for $2.00 per capita.
C. Library
The Mayor asked if the same formula as last year will be followed. C~n-
missioners questioned what effect the debt service on the new library
a~dition would have on payments.
No official action w~s taken.
D. Nemlth Unit
Very little discussion took place on this item, except continuing with the
formula that has been approved by the City and the County.
Meeting adjourned at h:00 p.m.
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
September 1, 1981
Regular meeting of the City Council at 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, Beptember 1, 1981 in
the Women's Building.
5:00 p.m.
1. The Council convened into executive session to discuss Legal ~attsrs, Real
Estate, Personnel and Board Appointments.
The Council adjourned to attend the 6:00 p.m. meeting. No official action w~s
6:00 p.m.
1. The Council received a report of & study by the consulting firm of Hogan
Rasor who presented the main recommendations from the study aa follows:
1. Purchase of one (1) acre site in Northwest Denton for an elevated storage
tank.
Construction of a 1 million gallon elevated storage task in Northwest Denton
by 1985 or as warranted by increases in population in the area.
3. Installation of ~.0 million gallons of ground storage at the Water Plant
4. Installation of a 2.0 million gallon ground storage tank at McKenna Pmrk
5. Installation of 3,500 gallons per minute high service puz~p at McKenna Park
as soon as possible to relieve lower wmter pressure that occasionally
exists in Northwest Denton.
6. Conduct a more thorough analysis of replacement of deteriorated and/or
substandard water mains and incorporate the repair and/or replacement of
these in ou~ formal capital or maintena.uee budget.
7. Conduct an analysis of dead end water lines that need to be "looped" and
include these projects in our formal e&pitad or maintenance budgets.
8.Establish a time table for requiring the City of Corinth to provide
vated and ground storage for their system.
The Council adjourned to attend the regular meeting at 7:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Regular meeting of the City Council at 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, September 1, 1981 in the
Council Chambers of the Municipal Building.
PRESENT: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tern Stephens, Council Members Gailey, Taliaferro,
Alford, Riddlesperger and Chew.
1. The Veterinaris~u Association of Denton presented a gift of catch poles and
stretchers for animals in the Animal Control Center, purchased from the proceeds
of the rabies clinic last spring.
2. The Council considered approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of June ,
16, 19~1~ Special Called Meeting of Ju~le 30, 19~1; Regular Meeting of July 7,
~peelal Called Meeting of July 14, 1981; Regular Meeting of Ju~y 21, !981~ Special
Celled Meeting of July 28, 1981; Regular Meeting of August ~, 1981; amd Spe~iel
Called Meeting of August 11, 1981.
Stephens motion, Riddlesperger second that the minutes be approved with corrections.
~otion carried unanimously.
September 1, 1981, Comtinued
3. Consent Agenda
Galley requested that Item A-4 be removed for later discussion.
Galley motion, Tmliaferro s~cnd that the Consent AEenda be approved. Motion
carried unanimously.
A. Bids/Purchase Orders
1. Bid ~8928 - Modifications to Sycamore Street Bridge was approved.
, 2. Bid #89B0 - Extension of Mingo Road to Bell Avenue was approved.
3. Bid #~93! - Insulators - Warehouse Stock v~s approved.
Purchase Order #4911~ - Emergency Repairs on Landfill Equipment to
Dart Equipment in the amount of $4,001,25 w~s considered.
Galley motion, Stephens second that Purchase Order #49114 be approved.
Motion carried unanimously.
B. Cha~ge Orders:
1. Council approved a Change Order in the amount of $4,810.06 to Lowell
B. Allison Contractors Inc. for a sever line on Rockwood Street (Bid
~8888).
C. Final Payment:
1. Oomn~il approved final payment to Lowell B. Allison Contractors ~nc.
for a sewer line on Rock~ood Street (Bid #8888).
D. Plats:
1. Council approved the final replat of lots llA, 12A and 1SA of the
Northmide Addition.
2. Council approved the final replat of lot iA and 16 of Saunders Addition.
Council approved the final replat of lot 1, block 1, Denton South
Addition.
~. Council approved the final replat of Bsllaire Heights Addition.
5. Council approved the final replmt of lot ~A of the J. N. Chandler
~ubdivi s ion.
Public Hearings
A. The Council considered Petition Z-1496~ the petition of Mr. Richard Kelsey
re~resenting La Tierra Company requesting a change of zoning from agricultural
(A) to the planned development (PD) zoning classification to permit the
~ollowing land uses on & tract approximately 72.65 acres in size:
1. Single family (SF-10) on approximately 44 acres.
2. ~ulti-family (M~-R) on approximately 11 acres.
3. Two family (2-F) on approximately 17.65 acres.
A~ter hearing one in f~vor hut none opposed, Gailey motion, Taliaferro
second that the petition be approved. Mo~ion carried unanimously.
1. Adoption of mn Ordinance changing the zoning From agricultural (A)
to the Planned Development (PD) zoning classification on an approxi-
mately 72,65 acre tract located approximately 2500 feet south of the
intersection of Hobson Lane and F.M. 1830 and adjacent ~nd east of
U.S. Hwy ~77. (Z-1~96).
September 1, 19~1, Continued
NO.
AN ORDINANCE ~ENDING THE ZONING MAP OF THE CITY GF DE~TON, TEXAS, AS SA~ WAS
ADOPTED At AN APPENDIX TO THE C~DE OF ORDINANCES 0F THE CITY OF DENT~, TEXAS,
BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1, AND AS SAID MAP APPLIES TO APPROXIMATELY ?1.767 ACRES
OF LAND, MORE OR LESS, OUT OF THE B.B.B. & C.R.R. gJRVEY, ABST/~ACT NO. 196
IN TEE CITY OF DENTON, AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED ~EIN; AND DECLARING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
Galley motion, Taliaferro secon~ that Ordinance be passed. On roll call vote,
Alford "aye", Chew "aye", Gailey "~ye", Riddlesperger "aye", T~li&ferro "aye",
Stephens "aye", Stewart "aye". Motion carried u~lani~uzly.
B. The Council considered adoption of mn Ordinance amending the zoning ordin~
of the City of Denton, Texas, providing for a minimum 10 foot setback for '
g~soline service station pu~p island canopies. The following Ordinance
w~s presemted:
NO. 81-80
AN ORDINANCE AME~DING THE ZONING ORDINANCE, APPENDIX B, ARTICLE 13E, SUBSECTION
(2)(h) OF TEE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF TEE CITY OF DENTON, ~EXAS, I~OVIDING MINIMD/M
FR0~T YARD SETBACK REGULATIONS FOR GASOLINE SERVICE STATION PUMP ISLANDS AND
CANOPIES AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Stephens motion, Riddlesperger second that 0rdinamee be passed. On ro~l cmll
-ct-, A~ford 'mye", Chew '!aye", Galley "aye", Riddleeperger "aye", Taliaferro
"aye", Stephens "aye", Stewart "aye". Motion carried una~uimoualy.
C. The Council considered adoption of a~ Ordinance amending the zoning
ordina~ce of the City of Denton, Texas, by adding subsection (59.1)
defining portable advertising signs.
No. 81-81
AN 0RDINANCEAMENDING TEE ZONING ORDINANCE, APPENDIX B, ARTICLE !2A OF THE
CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY ADDilK) SUBSECTION (59.1)
DEFINING PORTABLE ADVERTISING SIGNS AN~ DECLARING AN EFFECTIlrE DATE.
NO one spoke for or against. Following a briefing by Charles Watkins, Taliaferro
motion, Galley second that Ordinance be passed. On roll call vote, Galley "aye",
Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesperger "~ye", Chew "aye",
and Mayor "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
D. Public Hearing on the proposed 1981-82 City Operating and Revenue Sharing
Budget.
The Mayor opened the hearing. ~ persons appeared to speak pro or con
on proposed budget. Ken Gold of the Denton ~ire Department asked about
what percentage employees raises will be given this year. The Mayor said
it would be in the a.rea of 6.7 percent.
L. T. Hensley objected to discontinuance of free garbage ba~s.
The City Manager stated that he pla~s to obtain prolm~sals fr--, private firms
to bid on garbage pickup, and garbage rates will be increased in the new
budget from $4.15 to $5.50/month.
The M~nager advised that he has filed budget with City Council. He added
that there is no increase in ad valorem tax rate, This tax rate is
expecZed to be 77.4 cents per $100 valuation. The final vote on the budget l'
will be on September 15. The Ms,vor commended City Man~ement for not I
requiring a tax increase. The hearing vas closed.
Bill Eeith appeared and s~oke relative to current utility rates. Ne asked why
d~nd rate is required.
Appear~uce of Al-~faJt was withdr~wn.
September 1, 1~1, Continue~
S2S
7. 0r~ima~ces
A. ~ ~di~e ~endi~ the C~e of ~i~ces ex~pting ~rt~ble si~s of
~e~n ~nzions ~ ,i~ ~it re~uir~enta. ~e following Or~i~ce
~s p~ae~e~:
~ ~I~CE ~ ~IO~ (D) OF C~ ~, S~TION 5-14 OF '~'~ C~E OF
~CES OF ~ C~Y OF D~'l~, ~S, ~G PORT~ SIGN8 OF C~TAIN
D~BION8 ~ SIGN ~ ~E RE~I~B ~ DEC~I~ ~ ~FE~ DATE.
~li~e~o ~ion, ~il~ a~o~ t~t ~in~ce be ~ss~. On roll c~l
Tali~f$~o "~e", Gailey "~e", ~tmDhen~ "no", ~ford "no", Riddles~rger "no"
Ch~ "mo", ~ ~r "no"~ ~.~.ion fmil~ with f~e...v~ting "no" ~ t~ voting
B. ~ ~in~e providing for the continu~ce of ad v~or~ t~ation on auto-
~bilea. ~e fcllo~ ~dl~e was present~:
NO. 81~2
~ O~OE OF T~ CITY ~ D~A~N, T~, PROVinG FOR T~ CONTI~CE OF
V~ ~TION ON A~ A~BI~ T~T A F~LY 0R IND~UAL O~S A~ DOES
NOT NO~ ~ U~E ~ PR~UCTIO~ O~ ~C~ ~ P~V~G ~ ~ECT~ DATE.
Chew ~tiom, SteVens m~ond t~t O~din~ce be ~ssed. On roll call vote,
~il~ "~e", ~li~er~ "~m", ~ephens "~e", Alford "aye", Riddles~rger
"~e", Ch~ "~e", ~d ~r "a~". Motion carri~ ~an~o~sly.
C. ~i~e approving t~ ~ses~ent rolls. Post~n~ ~til next meeting.
8. ~e O~il c~aidered a~ov~ of revised site p~ for pro~sed ~wling alley
on S~ J~into ~ev~d in p~ed develo~ent (~-6).
~ephems ~tion, T~iaferro ~e~ to approve site pl~ for ~Dpoa~ bowling alley
on ~ J~imto ~evard in pl~ ~evelo~ent. Motion o~ri~ u~i~usly.
9. ~e Oo~eil considered a~o~ of a~it~y ~ewer service outside the City limits
for ~. W. V. Rminey.
Ch~ motiom, Rid~es~rger second to approve sewer se~ice outside City l~ts for
W. V. ~imey. Motio~ cmrri~ ~ly.
10. ~e O~il conmi~er~ approval cf a le~e/contr~t with the Greater Denton
Arts Cou~il for the Die,el P~t a~ ol~ City W~ehouse.
Galley ~iced o~sition to ~tioms of the Contr~t. Stephens motion, Chew second
to mp~e the lease contr~t with Greater Denton Arts Ce~cil. Notion c~ried
6 to 1 ~th Gail~ voti~ ~.
11. The Co--il eonsider~ mp~l of a contract with Sally ~d~n for tonsuring
matrices for the Bird Control ~o~.
G~ley m~ion, ~w a~ond ~o approve continu~ contract ~h ~lly ~. Motion
c~ri~
12. ~e O~il eonaider~ m~ov~ of a t~ rate for p~mem of mdvertising the
vo~e se~ti~ the t~ rate.
~e CiSy ~a~E~r ~vim~ t~t 77.h$ per $100 ~uation im the m~im~ rate to be
vo~ed on 8ept~er 1~.
Stephens motion, ~for~ s~o~ to ap~ove the t~ rate. Motion carried ~imously.
1~. ~e Co--il commidered ap~ov~ of the City M~er'm request for ratification
of the r~i~tment of ~lph Slater ~o the Civil ~ervice C~ission for a three-ye~
t~.
September 1, 19~1, Continued
Following briefing by the Manmger, Riddlesperger motion, Chew second to reappoint
Ralph ~later to the Civil Service Oommission for a three-year term. Motion carried
1~. The Council considered acceptmnce of a~ Environmental Protection Agency Grant
for an Industrial Pretre~tment Pro,rem in the amount of
Mr. Nelson reporte~ as follows:
Danton's Industrial Pre-Treatment Plan consists of the following three phases:
Phase I: Education and Training, Industrial Waste Survey, Data Analysis,
Public Hearing.
Phase II: Pre-treatment Limitations Development, Evaluation of Legal
Authority, Design of Enforcement Program.
Phase III: Set up laboratory equipment necessary to conduct IPP.
The $25,56B grant amendment will provide funds for Phases I and II. Phase TII
funding requirements cannot be determined until the completion of the first
two (2) phases.
Stephens motion, Chew second to accept the grant. Motion ca,tied unanimously.
15. The Council considered authorizing the City M~er to issue a notice of intent
to raise Emergency Medical Services charges to participating cities.
Taliaferro motion, Alford second to authorize Manager to issue notice of intent to
raise Emergency Medical Services charges to p~rticip~ting cities. Motion carried
unanimously.
16. The Manager advised of a meeting for budget discussion for September 8.
~tephens requested that Me~ager give general information on b~get and staff to
Co~-eil information on lower priority items.
17. The Council convened into executive session at 9:00 p.m. to discuss Legal
Real Estate, Personnel, and B~ard Appointments.
18. The Council reeonvened into public session at 9:~1 to a~nounce that no official
motion was taken.
19. The meeting adjourned at 9:32 p.m.
~ D~TON, TEXAS
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
DENTON C1X~Y
Special Called Meeting of the City Council on Tuesday, September 8, 1981, at
7:00 p,m. in the Council ¢~-~bers of the Municipal Building..
PREB~I': ~yor S~cewart, Ma~or ~o T~ ~teDhen~, Co.ell Ne~bere Galley, Taliaferro,
Alffcrd, ~iddlemp~ger, ~h~, and Ci2y ~er N~, City Attorney
T~i~, ~nd City Secr~a~ Holt.
1. A~e~ce ~ ~e ~ ~ith relative to the 1~81 North Tex~ State University
~ec~ on ~to~er 10, 1981.
Ms. ~, C~i~ of the 1~1 ~SU H~ec~ activities invit~ the Co~cil to
t~e p~ in the festivities, ~e di~ribut~ · bro~h~'e relative to the c~lend~
off act i~iea.
2. ~e 0o~cil con~id~ selection of · representative to ~ttend the Sept~ber
1~, 1~81 me~i~ in Ric~deom rel~Ave to the cloat~ of the ~nt~ Fe De~t in
Denton.
W~l~e B. ~e, Denton ~t~ Fe ~ent, ~equeeted that the Co~cil do ~hat they could
to retain ~ freight depot in Denton. Mr, ~e ~vis~ that on Sent~ber 14 tber~
will be · meeti~ in Ric~da~ relative to closing 'the S~t~ Fe Depot. He
for Demtom repreaen~tion ~t this meeting.
Gal'ley ~tion. T~i~f~ro s~ond to ~p~int M~or ~o T~ SteVens to re~esent
Denton relative to closi~ the ~ta Fe De~t in Denton. Motion e~ri~ ~nimously.
~e foll~ng Reaolutiom ~s preeent~:
~esolution
~. the Atchison, To~, ~d 8~t~ Fe R~il~ C~p~y ~s ~nno~ce~ the
closi~ off its ~eight de~t in the City of Denton, Tex~s which se~es the City of
Denton ~ the mo~t ~p~t~ ~eae of Denton Oo~ty; ~d
~S, the closi~ of s~h freight depot will be a ~eat inconvenience
monet~ loae to the ~sine~ses off the C~ty of Denton ~d Denton 0ounty; N0~
,SE~ION I.
~ behalf of the ~l%izsns ~d business est~blis~ents of the City of Den%on~
%he ~ity ~o~cil of the City o~ Denton he~eb~ ~otests the elosinE of the Atchison,
To~e~, ~ ~%a Fe Railw~ C~p~ ~e~h% De~% in %he C~ty of Denton, Texas.
8E~ION II.
~e ~1~o~ ~ission of %he ~&te of Tex~s is hereby regues%e~ to deny %he
~e~uest ~o close ~he frei~h% ~e~ ~n %he C~%y of Den%on, Text.
P~S~ ~ ~ this the 8%h ~ of Sep~ber, 1981.
RICI~ARD O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
BROOKS EOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF D~i'ON, TEXAS
BY:
September 8, 1981, Continued
vote, Oailey "aye", Taliaferro '.'aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesperger
"aye", Chew "aye", and ~ayor "aye". Motion carried ~ma~imously.
3. Ordinances:
A. The Council considered adoption of an ordinance disannexing the City Power
Plant.
The following Ordinance was presented:
N0. 81-~3
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOI~ T~E ALTERATIO~ OF CERTAIN BOUNDARY LIMITs OF TEE
CITY ~F DENTON, TEX~S, BY THE DI~IC~ OF C~]~AI]{ {YNi~AB~TED
CC{~SISTING OF 26.474 ACRES O~ LAND OWNED BY T~E CITY O~ DENTON, EXISTING
WITHIN Tm CORPORATE LR3~ITS OF SAID CITY AND CONTIGUUJ8 TO ~ ADJOINING
T}~ LINES OF ~AID CITY.
Stephens motion, Galley second that Ordi~ce be pm~eed. On r~ll call
vote, G&iley "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye",
Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "ave", and Ma~or "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
B. The Council considered adoption of an ordinance approving the 1981 Ta~
Assessment Rolls.
The following Ordinance w~s presented:
NO. 81-84
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, APPROVinG THE 1981 TA~
MENT ROLLS AS APPROVED BY T~E BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF TEE Cl~fff OF DENTON.
The City Attorney briefed the Council on tax roll and advised that adopting
rolls w~s in order.
Riddlesperger motion, Taliaferro second that the Ordinance be passed.
roll call vote, Galley "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford
"aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye", and Ma~vor "aye". Motion carried
unanimously.
C. The Council considered adoption of an ordinance changing the speed 1Lmite
on D~llae Drive and Loop 2~8 near the mall.
The following Ordinance was l~resented:
N0. 81-85
AN (I~DINANCE OF THE CITY ~ DENTON, TEXAS, DETF~IN1M~G AND E~TABLI~MI~
MAX!~UN PRIMA FACIE 8PEED LIMIT ON TEAT CERTAIN PORTION OF DALLA~ D~IVE
BEGiq~NING AT A POINT APPR0XI~ATEL¥ ~00 Fm~Z' NORTE OF THE I~.z.~SECT~ON OF
DALLAs DRI~FE AND TEASLEY LANE, THENCE IN A SOUTN]~LY D~I~ECTION ON DAIJ~AS
DRIV~ TO A POI~T APPROXIMATELY 50 FEET NORTH OF IT~ YNTEI~SECTZON WITH PlYiNG
ROCK TO BE TNIRTY-FIVE (~5) ~LE~ PER N0~r~; DETErMINinG AND ESTABLI~R~iNG
THE MAXZ~JM I~IMA I~ACyE SPEF~ LI~T ON TEAT CERTAIN P~TTON OF DALLAS DRIVE
BEGINNING AT A POINT APPROXIMATELY 50 FE~T NORTH OF T~E INTERSECTION OF
DALLAS DRIVE AND P~PI~G ROCE, T~EN~E 1~ A SO~TH~LY D~REOTIOS ON DALLA~
D~YVE TO A POi'MT API~0XIMATELY 500 FEET $0~TH OF iTS INTE~ECTYON W~TH TNE
EAST F~0RTAGE ROAD OF ~NTEBST~I'E HIGHWAY ~5E TO BE F~tTY-Fi'~E (45) MTLE~
PER HOUR; PROVIDING A PENALTY OF A FINE NOT TO EX¢~'~ T~O EUNDRED ($200.00)
DOLLARS; NEPEALTNG ORD1-NAN~E NO. 81-78~ PROVIDING A ~E~]~WA~LTTY CLAUSE;
AND DECLARING AN EFFE~TTVE DATE.
Chew motion, Alford second that Ordinance be passed. On roll call vote,
Gailey abstained, Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesperger
"~¥e", Chew" " "aye".
abstaining, aye , and ~ayor Motion carried with 6 "ayes" and Gailey
4. The Council received a report from architects on the new Police Building.
Architect Gerald Stone reported that entry for handicapped will have to be on the
south side of the building. ~e added that pa~king stalls for handicapped will be
available. Stone added that we want to keep the building in the category of historic.
Stone advised that plans are expected to be ready in 10 weeks.
September 8, 1981, Continued
5. The Council considered &doption of a Resolution &llocating funds for the
renovmtion of the Old Diesel Plant.
The City ~er ~dvised that the City had completed the construction of the
Robertson ~reet underpass and excess funds are available in the amount of $36,231.~7
to be used as matching funds for renovation of the Arts facility, and that the
City needs to authorize transfer of fu~s from the Co~nunity Development Block
Fund to the General Project Fund. This money will be disbursed to the Denton County
Arts Council for the renovation of the Arts facility. Clovis Morrison, President
of the Arts Council, stated that tbs Arts Council is working on a grant application.
The following Resolution was presented:
Resolution
BE IT RESOLVED BV THE CITY C00NCIL OF THE CITY (F DENTON, TEXAS:
That the City Manager is hereby authorized to transfer from the Community
Development Block Grant Project Fund No. 3 the sum of Thirty Six Thousand Two
Hundred Thirty One and bT/100 ($36,231.h7) Dollars to General Project Fund No. 10
to be hel~ for the benefit of a~ to be used by the Greater Denton Arts Council to
refurbish and construct the Old Diesel Plant and Warehouse; provided, however, said
s~ shall be ma~e available contingent upon the Greater Denton Arts Council raising
sufficient funds to renovate the Old Diesel Plant.
PA~SED AND APPROVED this the 8th day of September, 1981.
RICHARD 0. STEWART, ~[AYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
~ECRE~ARY
CITY OF DENTON,
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTOP~EY
CITY OF Dmm%'ON, TEXA~
BY:
Chew motion, Stephens second that the Resolution be passed. On roll call vote,
Alford "aye", Chew "aye", Gailey "aye", Eiddlesperger "aye", Taliaferro "aye",
Stephens "aye", Ma~or "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
6. The Council discusse~ the 1~1-82 City of Denton Budget.
The City Manmger re~orted ms follows on 81-82 budget relative to low priority
items:
Cuts already required:
Salary savings $ 185,000
Ad Valorem Tax shortfall 115,000
Potential sales te.~ undercollection 100~000
hOC, 000
Program cuts:
Salary savings for turnover $ 185,000
Aeross-the-boomd reduction 115,000
Youth Sports Donation 26,100
Vice unit 39,133
Building superintendent
Advertising for recreation~ 8,000
Books for Adult Services 9,305
Summer playground program 25,775
(Continued on next page)
September 8, 1981, Continued
Additional officers for Patrol 36,161
Code enforcement
Airport engineering service h,O00
MPA Intern for Perjonnel 1,833
Management Training - Oity-~ide 6,h00
P~rk Irrigation Improvements 17,~00
~RS 40,000
Long-term disability
S~lary a~Justments
$ 6 8,887
7. The meeting adjourned at 8:~5 p.m.
~00~ ~OLT, ~ITY SE6~RETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAE
929
CITY OF D~TC~ CITY COUNCIL
Se~er 15, 1981
Special calle~ macring of the Cit~ C~uncil on Tuesda~v, September 15, 1981, at 5:00
p.m. in the Civil Defease R~m of t~e Muaici~l Building.
PRE~m',u Ma~or ~ew~, ~m4a~r ~ro Tern ~tephene, Council Members T&li&ferro, Galley,
~lfor~, Ri~les~erger, Chew, Oity ~an~ger, City ~tor~e¥, and City Secretary.
1. The Couaoil convene4 into ~e~utive Session to oonsider Lega~l Matters, ~e~l
Estate, Per~n~el, a~d B~a~ Ap~i~tments.
No official a~tl~ w~s taken. The Council a~Journed to &tte~ the 6:00 meeting.
6:00 p.m.
1. Discussion on the 1981-82 CitF ~Adget. The Council ~Journe~ to &tten~ the 7:00
p.m. m~et~mg at 6:~0 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Bagul~r mee~i~ of the City ~o~cil ~ea~, 1~1,
Se~ber
1~,
~t .7:00
In the C~il ~erl of t~e ~ici~l ~141ng.
1. Ap~ov~ of the Minutes of the ~i~ C~lle~ Meeti~ of A~st 2~, 1~1, the
Sp~i~ C~ll~ Joint Meeti~ of ~t 31, 1~1, an4 the Reg~ ~eti~ of Sept~ber
1, 1~1.
Stephens metlom, ~ s~om4 t~t the minutes of the Sp~i~ C~le~ ~eeti~ of A~ust
25, 1~1, the ~i&l ~1~ Joi~t ~eti~ of A~at 31, 1981, ~ the Re~l~
of S~%er 1, 1981 be a~r~. ~tion carri~
2. Conaemt ~en~
It,s ~-2,~0 e~el C.B. r~ioa, ~a It~ 2A-l, Bi4 ~8926, ~et, were removed
f~ lat~
Ch~ motion, ~iley a~,n~ that 0~sent ~en~ be approved. Motion c~ri~ ~imous~.
A. Bi4s/~eh~e ~ers
1. Bid ~8926, O~pet for ~iei~l Buil~ing, a~d~ %o lo~s% bidder
meeti~ a~ifi~ati~s, ~ich ~s C~et
2. Bi~ ~8~34, 40 c~el C.B. r~ios, ~r4~ to lo, st bidder, Auto
3. ~ch~e ~ ~9~, ~p~o~ to ~iestar Su~ly C~ in excess
~3,0~.
~e~se ~der ~9~, a~r~ to Southern ~ine ~ ~p in excess
t. Fill p~t of ~ 4r~i~e c~el a~eent to the Vill~e A~ition ~s
2. Fill plmt of ~o~e~tri~, Section II, ~s ~pprov~.
3. Fill pl~t of lots 3 t~h 6, bl~k A, Gr~t Estates A4dition, being
~ rep~ of lot 3, bl~E A,~ lot k, block A of the replat of W. W. ~ight
5. Fill pla~ of lots I t~o~h ~ ~ 7 t~o~h 9, bl~k 1, of the J. T.
S~ma ~4ition was approve.
8eptembe~ 15, 1981, Continued
3. Public Hearings
A. Z-150~. This is the petition of Mr. Grant Jacobson reeuesting a cha~ge of
zoning ~rom single family ($F-16) to single family (SF-10) zoning classifi-
cation on a parcel approximately ~1.8 amres in size, beginning along the south
side of Longridge Drive at the intersection of 5on~ridge and Savannah Trail.
The following Ordinance was presented:
NO. 81-86
AN O~DINANCE A~ENDING THE ZONING MAP OF TEE CITY OF DENTON, TEXASt AS ~
WAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO TH~ CODE OF O~DINA~CE$ OF THE CITY OF D~TON, [
TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1, AND AS SAID MAP APPLIES TO APPROXIMATELY 1.823
ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS, OF THE SOUTHRIDGE ADDITION IN THE CITY OF DENT~'
AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED ~EIN~ AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
One person spoke for the petition, none spoke opposed to petition.
Galley motion, Chew second that Ordinance be p~ssed. On roll call vote,
Taliaferro "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye", Galley "aye",
Stephens "aye", Mayor "aye". Motion carried un~nimollsly.
B. Z-1508. This is the petition of Mr. Gerald Henigsman, representing Folsom
Investments, Inc., requesting a change of zoning from mingle family (SF-lO)
to planned development (PD) classification for two family and multi-family
land use. The parcel totals approxfmate~'y 19.8 meres in size and is located
along the east side of Hinkle Drive between Denton Center and Good Bamaritan
Village. Five citizens spoke in opposition of said petition
Five citizens spoke in opposition of said petition, and four in favor. Five
representatives of Folsom Investments, Inc., were present to advise, and brief
the Council and a large group of citizens present, concerning the scope of
the proposed project.
Mr. Henigsman of Folsom Investments showed slides of ~olsom's other apartment
and duplex complexes. Mr. Miller Pointed out the high ~uality of the buildL
He said that along Hinkle, tall plantings for shielding will be planted.
Duplexes will be set back amd the front of the duplexes will face Hinkle.
It was pointed out that a drainage system will be put in to prevent flooding.
A report of traffic count was mede. In answer to a question by Alford, he
was advised that the count was on a Tuesday from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.
and on Monday from h:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m..
City Planner Watkins advised that a majority vote was required for apprcw.l.
Jeff Meyer advised as follow~:
1. That based on data ~nd evidence, the Council has a clear direction to
approve the requested zoning change.
2. The Plannin~ and Zoning Commission has spent hours studying tbs case
and has rec~,,~ended approval.
3. The Denton Development Guide recommends approval of subject property.
h. There is no evidence that numerous duplexes er nearby apartments have
lowered property values in $outhridge, and the same is true in North
Denton.
5. The key issue appears to be the ~uality and lifestyle maintained by
apartment complexes.
6. Moat every area in Denton has multi-fsm~ily housing in it. '
7. Is there a need for rental housing in Denton? The issuance of many
permits for apartments, 809 units in 1979 and 150 permits in 1980.
8.The Chamber of Commerce reports that very few vacancie, are available
in apartments.
9.There is no plece for people to live. They can't pay high interest
rates to build.
10. There iz practically no labor pool in Denton because of lack of rental
housing, says the Chamber of Commerce.
,~eptember 15, 1981, Continued
11. I reco~nend approval of the petition for plan~ develo~ent.
A p~iti~ op~aimg the Fols~ p~ition ~s present~ to the Co,oil.
~ motion, 8t~h~s ~o~ to t~ble the Folsom petition for~90 d~ ~nd
th~ bri~ ~k to Oo~il. ~ion c~ried ~o~ly.
C. Z-l~09. This ia the petition of Mr. Frank Cawthon requesting a change of
zoning from single family (SF-7) to planne~l development (PD) cl~ssification '
for office use on a parcel approximately 1.2 acres in size located on the
southerner corner of Dallas Drive and $~--,nue. The property is more particularly
described aa lots 1, 2, 3, h, 7, 8 ~nd 9, block one, of the 8i-,~nna Addition.
No one spoke in opposition, three spoke in favor of petition.
The fo41owing Ordinance was presented:
~o. 8'~-87
WA~ ADOP~ AS A~ APP.s~ ~O ~ caDE OF ORDINA~CEB OF T~E C~ O~ DE~I~ON~
~AS, ~¥ ORDYNA~E ~O. ~-1, A~D AS ~AID MAP APPLYES ~0 AP~ROXI~A~L¥ 1.2
ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LE~B, AND MORE PARTI~JLARLY DESCRIBED AS LOTS 1, 2, 3,
7, 8, a~Ad 9 OF BLOCK O~ OF TIIE SI)4MONS ADDITION IN TME CITY OF DENTON, AND
MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRI~u~n HEREIN~ AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Chew motion, Alford scion& that the C~din~nee be passed. On roll ca/1 vote,
Alfor~ "a~e", 0hew "~ye", Oaile~ "a~ve", Ridd_leaperger "aye", Tali&ferro "aye",
S~ephans "~e", M~vor "a~e". Motion carrie~ unanimously.
D. The Council cousidered adoption of an ordinance amending the zoning ordinance,
appendix B, ~rticle 23, subsection C (1) of the Coae of Ordinances of the
City of De,ton, Texas, relating to the appeal procedure before the Board of
A~.~ustment, providing for & filing fee ~na declaring an effective date.
The ordinance provides for & $50.00 filing fee for Board of A~Justment
, petitions. The following 0talin&nee was presented:
NO. 81-88
AN ORDINANCE AKENDING T~E ZONIN~ ORDINANCE, APPENDIX B, ARTICLE 23, SUBSECTION
C(1) OF THE ~ODE OF ORDINANCES OF TKE CITY OF D~'AgN, TEXAS, RELATING TO
APPEAL PR00EDURE BEFORE T~ BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT, PROVIDING FOR A FILING FEE
A~D DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Stephens motion, Chew secmnd that Ordinance be Dassed. On roll call vote,
A1For~l "a~e", Chew "a~ve", Galley "a~e", Riddlesperger "aye", Taliaferro "aye",
Stephens "aye", Mm4,or "s4-e". Motion carried unanimously.
E. The Council considered a~option of am ordinsmce amending the zoning ordinance,
mppe~dix E, of the Co~e of Ordinances of the City of Denton, ~ex~s, by adding
& new section, article 26C, providing for filing fees to accompany zoning
~2titions and declaring em effective date. The ordinance would require a
00.00 filing fee for zoning petitions consisting of lees than 5 acres and
& $2~0.00 filing fee for zoning petitions consisting of more than 5 acres.
The following Ordinamca wac presented:
NO. 81-89
AN ORDINANCE AM~mau/NG TEE ZONING ~RDINAI~CE, APPENDIX B, OF THE CODE OF
0RDINANOE~ OF T~E CITY OF Dr_~','0N, TEXAS, BY ADDING A NEW SECTION, ARTICLE 26C,
PROVIDINO FOR FILINg FEA~ TO ACCOM2ANY ZONING PETITIONS AND DECLARING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
Niddlespargar motion, Alford second that 0r~in~nee be passed. C~ roll
vote, Alford "a~e", Chew "aye", Galley "ave", Ridd!esperger "aye", T&liaferro
"a~ve", Stephens "a~ve", Ma~vor "a~ve". Motion es. tried unanimously.
September 15, 1981, Continued
4. Ordin~n¢ em:
A. The Council considered adoption of an ordinamce amending the subdivision
regulations, appendix A, ~rticles 13.08 and 13.098 of the Code of Ordinances
of the City of Denton, Tex~s, providing for filing fees on preliminary
final plats. The ordinance provictes for a $25.00 filing fee for preliminary
plata and a $25.00 filing fee for final plats. The following Ordinance
was presented:
NO. 81-90
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS, APPENDIX A, ARTICLE8 13..~
AND 13.098 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCE8 OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, PROVIDI~
FOR .~ILI~G FEE~ ON PRELIMINARy AND FINAL PLATS AND DECLARING A~. E?FECTIVE
DATE.
Stephens motion, Alford second that the 0rdina~ce be p~ssed. On roll call
vote, Alford "a~Ve", Chew "aye", Galley "aye", Riddles~erger "~¥e", Taliaferrn
"a~e", Stephens "a~ve", Mayor "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
B. The Council considered adoption of the 1981-82 appropriations ordinance.
Stephens suggested that there be a dela~ in filling City ~ositions when they
be~omm vacant, so that costs will go down, if ~ossibla,
T~e ~ger replied that he and the staff try to ~lnimize costs a~d will
continue to do so.
The following Ordinance was presented:
No. 81-91
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING TEE BUDGET FOR TEE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, FOR TME FISCAL
YEAR BEGINNING ON O~TOBER 1, 1981, AND ENDING ON SEPT~{B~R 30, 1982; AND
DECLARING AN E~TECTIt~E DATE.
T~liaferro motion, Chew second that Ordinance he ~sse(~. O~ roll call vot~
A~ford "aye", Chew "aye", Galley "aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Taliaa'erro "ay
Stephens "aye", ~a~v~r "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
C. The Council considered adoption of an ordinance settimg the tax rate. The
follo¥ing ordinaz~e was presented:
No. 81-92
AN ORDINANCE LEVYING TEE AD VALOR~ TAX OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, P(IR TEE
YEAR 1981, AT THE RATE OF $.77~ ~E~ $100.00 A~SESSED EVALUATION OF ALL TAXABLE
PROP~FfY WITNIN i'~ CORPORATE LIMITS OF TME CITY ON JA~A~Y 1, 1981,
EX~%~PT BY LAW; PROVIDING R~VEN~ F0~ PA~ OF CURRENT MUNICIPAL
AND FOR INTEREST AND SINkiNG FJ/~D ON OUT~TA~DIN~ Ol"lWf OF D~A'ON BONDS;
PROVIDING FOR L~I'A'~U ~D~24PTIONS OF CERTAIN E(I~STEADS; PROVIDING F0~ ENFORCE-
MENT OF COLLECTIONS; PROVIDING FOR A 8EVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING AN
EFFECT IVE DATE.
Stephens motion, Ga.iley second that 0rdi~ance be passed. On roll c~11 vote,
Alford "aye", Chew "aye", Galley "aye", Riddles~rger "aye", Taliaferro "aye",
Stephens "aye", Mayor "aye". Motion carried unanimou~ly.
D. The Council considered adoption of ~n ordinance setting the sanitation
collection fees. The following Ordin~nee ~ prese~te~:
NO. 81-93
AN ORDINANCE A~ING CERTAIN SECTIONS OF CEAPTER 12 OF TME OODE OF ORDINANCE8
OF TEE CITY 0F DENTON, TEXAS PERTAINING TO THE COLLECTION OF GARBAGE, TRASN
AND RUBBISM, AMENDING SECTION 12-3 TO PROVIDE FOR A DI~"~OR OF SANITATION;
AMENRrNG SECTION 12-19(b) TO PROVIDE POR RESIDENTIAL FE~S FOR TNE
OF GARBAGE, TRANR AND RUBBISH; A~UING SECTION 12-20 (c) TO P~OVIDE FOR
TEE COLL~CTION OF GARBAGE, AND PROVIDE FOR THE COLLECTION OF GARBAGE
BUILDINGS CONTAINING FOUR OR LESS DWELLING UNITS~ PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE
DATE OF OCTOBER 1, 1981 AND P~OVIDING F0N PUBLICATION.
9egt~ber 15, 1981, Continue~
~hew mo%iOns ~for~ s~d th&~ ~i~ce be ~esea. ~ roll c~l ~t~,~
~fO~ "~", ~ "~e", ~&il~ "~e", Ri~les~rger "~e", T~i&fe~o "~e",
~. ~e g~cil conai~er~ ~opti~ of ~ re~olution approving the ~eposit~ ~re~ent
~th ~irst 8tats ~.
Resolution
~, the City of Denton ~ notifi~ ~1 the ~ing institutions ~thin the
City of its int~ to receive Bid ~licatione for the o~tody of city ~ds for a
term begi~i~ on ~tober 1, 19~1, ~d en~ on ~ept~ber 30, 1983; ~d
~, the City of Dent~ ~ recei~d Bi~ pr~s~s ~ b~ng institutions
~thin the Oity desiri~ to be ~eei~ted ~s ~ deposito~ o~ city ~s~ ~d
~, t~ ~id bid ~o~s~e ~re opened on this the 10th d~ of Se~ber,
1981, ~ ex~ine~ By the City Co~cil~ ~d
~, &~er s~h o~ni~ the City Co--il fo~d on the %asia of the Bid proposes
t~t First ~te ~ of Dent~, Te~s ~s su~itt~ the pro~a~l offeri~ tbs most
f~rable te~ ~ conditions to the City for the h~dling off eu~h ~de; N~, ~0RE
BE ~ RESOL~ BY T~ C~OIL OF T~ C~ ~ D~TON, ~:
SECTION, I.
1. ~&t First S~te ~-~ of Denton, Tex~ is hereby selected ~d ~esi~te~ ~s
the de~aito~ for city ~ds ~ ~ te~ begi~ing on October 1, 1~t, ~d ending
on Se~ 30, 198L
2. ~t the ~o~s~ of s&id instit~ion havi~ its office ~a pl~e of business
in the 0it~ of ~nton, Tex~e, a~l be ~ttached her~o and ~e · ~t hereof, ~nd
the s~e ia here~ in ~1 thi~e ~ccepted.
3. ~t this Resolution a~ll be eff~tive t~ediately ~ ~d ~er its passage
~a &pp~l ~ the 0ity Co,oil of the Oity of Denton.
P~S~ ~ ~P~ this the l~th ~ of Sept~ber, 1981.
RICF-A~D O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DE~TON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
BE00~ HOLT, ¢1'~¥ S~RETARY
CITY 0F D~N, ~
~P~ ~ T0 ~ ~:
C. J. TA~, ~., C~ A~0~
C~Y 0r D~ON, ~S
BY:
~iaferr~ ~io~, G~I~ sec~ %~t Resolution be ~sed. 0n roll c~l vote,
~ford "~", ~ "~e", O~l~ "~e", Ri~lesperger "~e", Taliafe~o "~e",
Stephen~ "~e", ~r "~e". Motion c~ried ~ously.
6. ~e Co~cil considered ap~oval of the renew~ of a contr~t with Bekins Building
~inte~nce.
Stephens motion, ~ aecon~ to mppro~ contract with Bekins Buildi~ ~intenance.
~tion c~ried ~oualy.
7. Stephens motion, Rid~eeDerger second to appoint Doris Chi~ %o ~he ~affie
S&fety ~up~rt Co,lesion. Mo%ion ~rie~ ~imously.
September 15, 1981, Continued
~$~8. The Co=oil considered approval of the fina~l payment to B.F.C. Corporation for
the Auimal Control Facility.
Svehla advised that final ~ayment of $6,275.45 is in order.
Alford motion, Galley second that final payment to B.F.C. CorpOration for building
of An~l Control Center be approved in the amount of $6,275.k5. Motion carried
unanimously.
9. The Council considered approval of final p~Vment to James R. Kirkpatrick for
architectural services on the Animal Control Facility, Phases I and II.
Tali&ferro motion, Chew second to approve final payment to James R. EirkDatrick,
architect on the Animal Control F~ciltty, in the amount of $1,901.94. Motion carri,
ur~nimous ly.
10. The Council considered adoption of a resolution requesting the Texam Legislative
Redistricting Board to place all of Denton County in one House of Representatives
district except census tract 215.03; 216.01; 216.02; 217.03, an~ 217.0~.
Resolution
%~HEREAS, the Texas Legislative ~edistricting Board is now in the process of defining
legislative districts for the Texas House of ~epresentativec; and
W~EP~EAS, Denton County must be divided into at least two representative districts
because of population figures; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Denton has heretofore gone on record
opposing the division of the City of Denton into more than one representative district;
and
WR~REAS, all of Denton County except census trots 215.03, 216.01, 216,02,
and 217.0~ would leave an ideal representative district of 95,035 inhabitants; NOW,
'.'~Z~EFO~E,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL O~ THE CITY OF DENTON,
SECTION I.
The City Council of the City of Denton, Texas hereby requests the Tex~s Legis-
lative Redistricting Boo,rd to designate ell of Denton County, except U.S. Census
Tracts 215.03, 216.01, 216.02, 217.03, and 217.0~ as a Legislative District for the
Texas House of Representatives.
SEOTION II.
The Mayor is hereby directed to forwsa~ a copy of this Besolution to the Honorable
Bill Hobby, Lieutenant Governor; the Honor&bls Bill Clayton, State Representative;
the Honorable Bob Bullock, Comptroller of Public Accounts; the Honorable BOb Armstrong,
Land Office Cceu~issioner; and the Honorable Mark White, Attorney General, members
of the Legislative Redistricting Board.
PA~SED AND APPROVED this the 15th day of September, 1981.
RICHARD O. STEWART, ~AYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TE~J~
~ROOK~ HOLT, CITY SECRETARy
CITY 0~ DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, J~., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
BY:
September 15, 1981, Continued
~iddleeperger motiom, G~iley second that Resolution be passed. On roll call vo~eS5
Alford "aye", Chew "aye", Gailey "aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Taliaferro "aye",
Stephens "aye", Ma~Vor "aye". Motion cmrried unanimously.
11. The Council considered approval of a lease with Courier Incorporated for computer
hardware.
Bill ~cNary ~dvised that include~ on the agenda tonight is the emergency item to
approve a lease with Courier, Ins. for eight computer terminals and a oohtroller.
Delivery of this equilmient is anticipated during e~rly Ootober to provide necessary
equipment for implmaemtation of %he utility billing system and the training required
for Data Processing personnel. Because of delivery times, Courier indicated they
could only deliver the equilm~ent to us if a lease were approved for the equipment
today.
EaCh member of the Data Processing Advisory Board has been polled by phone and all
have indicated their approval.
Galley motion, ~aliaferro second to approve a lease with Courier, Inc., for computer
hardware. Motion carried unmn~usly.
12. ~ayor announced that the nex~ Council meeting will be held on October 6, 1981.
CITY OF DEIgTON~ TEXA~
Regular meeting of the City Couacil on Tuesday,, October 6, 1981, at 5:00 p.m. in
the C~vil Defense R~ of the Municipal Building.
I~waENT: Ma~or Pro Tern Stephens, Couacil Members Taliaferro, Gailey, Alford,
Riddlesperger, Chew, City Memager, City Attorney amd City Secretary.
Ma~or ~tew~rt arrived at discussion of item ~D et l~egalmr 7:00 p.m.
meet lng.
1. The Council conve~ed into Executive Session to consider Legal Matters, Nea.l
Estate, Pereomuel, a~d Board Appointments.
No official action w~s taken.
6:00 p.m.
The Council convened into the 6:00 p.m. meeting to diecuss Pe~ks ~ud Rec.'eation
facility fees for 1981-82. The facilities discussed were: swimming pool, tennis
center, civic center, assembly room rental, recreation centers, mem~c.'ng
~yms, multipurpose rocm, athletic fields, amd shelter reservation. Vt we~ pointed
out that all facility fees must be apl~roved ~ ordinance. The Oouacil
for the Regular Council meeting at 7:00 ~.m. without tawing specific action.
7:00 p.m.
Regular meeting of the City Council on Tuesday, October 6, 1981, at 7:00 p.m, in
the Council 61~ambers of the Municipal Building.
M~Tor Pro Tern Stephens took the chair.
1. Approval of the Minutes of the Special Called Meeting of September 8, 1~1 and
the Regular meeting of September 15, 1981.
Riddlesperger motion, Chew second that minutes of the Special Called Meeting of
September 8, 1981 and the Regular Meeting of September 15, 1981 be approved with em~ me~
Motion carried uaanimously.
2. Consent Agenda
Each of these items is recommended by the Staff a~d approval thereof will be
strictly on the basis of the Staff reco~znendmtions. Approvml of the Consent Agenda
authorizes the City M~n~ger or his designee to implement each item in accordaace
with the Staff recommendations.
The City Manager requested that 2A$ be removed and consolidated with
Gaile.v motion, Taliaferro second that the consent agenda be approved.
Motion carried unanimously.
A. Bids a~d Purchase Orders:
1. Bid ~8~0, Aerial Signal Cable, approved bid of Nelson Electric for
Superior Cable at $586.00 per 1000 feet for total cost of $14,650.00.
2. Bid #89hl, Gasoline and Diesel. Council approved recommendation of
Purchasing Agent to buy from low bidder and was authorized to solicit
monthly quotationm.
Bid #8922, Automotive and rndustrial Batteriem. Council approved
lowest and best evaluated bidder~ G.S. Battery Co. of Dallas, at
evaluated total of $303.28, and firm through ~une 1, 1982.
~.Bid #89~3, Chemicals for Water Treatment. Council ~ng
the bid to the low evaluated bidder for each item on the
sheet. Total cost calculated at $176,117.50.
5. Bid ~8927, Renovations of Lawyers Title Building. el office~)~
The Council approved combining this bid with item. ~s an
ordinance adjusting year end ~p~ropriations f~0-81~'
October 6, 19~1, Continued
6. Purchase 0r~ler #~9~7], Replacement #3 Raw W~ter Pump ~t Wast~ter
~t Pl~t, e~ov~ ~re~e order ~4987B for replac~ent
p~p at ~te water pl~t.
7. ~e~e ~ ~939, to 0~oni~ Motors ~r $~,800. ~eh~e
~'~ ~9939 ap~ ~o Ool~i~ Motors for $~,800.
B. C~e ~ders
1. App~v~ ~ ~e ~er to ~t~stern ~boratories for Mmteri~m
Tea~i~ et ~t~t~ ~nt Pl~t. (~e ~blic U~iltty
ree~ds a~l. )
~di~aea
A. ~e C~il e~siter~ ~ton of ~ ~din~ce ~nexi~ a trot totalt~
~oxi~e~ ~0 ~rea in sime ~ ~ the ~hill C~ity. (Z-1505)
~e ~ ~s~ t~t the ~!~e ~11 fi~lize the ~exation
proced~e. ~ foll~ ~din~ee ~s ~esent~.
~0.
CITY ~ D~N, ~: BE~ ~ ~T ~, ~ ~ P~C~ OF
C~ ~y, ~T ~0. 927 ~ ~ G~E~ W~ ~V~,
NO. 1330, D~0N C~, ~ C~SI~Iy~~ ~E ~ ~
Taliaf~ro ~ion, ~il~ see~d t~t the ~din~ce be p~s~. ~ roll
Rld~esperger "~e", Ch~ "~e". Motion e~ri~ ~imously.
B. ~e Co--il eonsid~ ~opti~ of ~ ordi~ce r~ovi~ ~king on the
west side of Meam D~ve ~ Uziversity ~ive to Weatgate Hospitml.
The foll~i~ ~i~ce ~
NO. 81-95
~ ~ ~IBIT~ ~ ~ ~ ~IC~8 ~ T~ ~ SIDE 0F
~ ~ ~ ~A~ E~PIT~ ~ ~ CITY OF D~N, 'i'~l
Rich ~ ~ief~ the Co--il. He ~via~ that Dr. Mo~ D.V.M.
request~ t~t ~ki~ be r~ov~ ~om the vest side of Mesa Drive.
b~ause of aaf~y ~ other f~tors. Ne ~ded t~t'lh sisa a~ $50 e~h
~11 cost $700.00 to inst~ ~ Mesa ~ive.
Ch~ motion, ~fo~ s~d t~t the ~i~ee be ~se~. On roll call
vote G~i~ "~e", T~i~erro "~e", SteVens "~e", Alford "~e",
Riddles~rser "~e", ~ ~ew "~". Motion e~ri~
C. Co~cil eonsid~ ado~ion of ~ o~in~ce r~ovi~ ~king along ~th
sides of the ~eess ~i~ $o D~ia P~k Recreation Center.
NO. 81-96
~ O~IN~CE ~IB~G ~ P~ OF ~NICLES ~ ~N 8~ES OF T~
~'i~CE D~I~ ~ D~IA B~TI~ C~ IN ~ CITY OF D~TON,
~OV~G A 8~IL~Y C~SE; ~ING A P~ALTY N~ TO ~ ~0
G~ley motion, Ch~ secon~ t~t ~din~ee be p~s~. ~ roll c~l vote
G~ley "~e", Tali~erro "~e", 8tephenm "~e", Alford "~e",
"~e", ~ "~e", M~or "~e". Motion c~ri~ un~mously.
October 6, 1981, Continued
D. The Council considered adoption of am Ordinance ad.lusting year end appropri-
ations for 1980-81.
Ma~vor Stewart too~ the chair.
Finance Director McNary advised that the Electric fun~ ap!mropriation
increase iR generated because of unanticipated increases in the coat of
fuel. The following ordinance was presented:
NO. 81-97
AN ORDINANCE A~oING THE 1981-82 M0~DGE~ G~ TNE CITY 0~
BY INCREASING THE ELECTRIC FUND $1,500,O00; TRANCING APPROP~ZAT~0N8
IN THE AMOUNT OF $2k,000 I~RC~ ~JILDINO 0F~2~ATIONS ACC0t~NT TO TE~ "T~.ANSFER
TO TR~ GENERAL PROJECT FUND ACCOUNT"; AND DECLARYNG AN E~CTXVE DATE.
Ta.limferro motion, Gailey second that the 0rdimamee be pa~aed. Om roll
call vote, ~epheme "~e", Alfor~ "a~ve", Ch~w "aye", ~iley
"aye", T~liaferro "aye", Mayor "aye", Motion carried unanimously.
Resolutions:
A. The Council considered ~option of a resolution nominating & candidate
for election to the County Wide Tax Appraisal Board. The following
Resolution was presented:
Resolution
W~EA~, Chapter 6, ~ubchapter A of the Property Tax Code of the ~tate
of Texan establishes m single appraisal district in each county of the State
which is reaponsible for appmmising property in the dimtrict; amd
WE~EA~, t~e said appraisal district is governed by a Board of Directors;
W~EREAS, a vacancy on the aa~ Board of Directors for ~he County of Denton,
Tewas, will occur December 31, 1981.
~EA~, e~ch ta~ing unit in the county may nominate one candidate for
position on the ~aid Board of Directorz;
NOW, T~ORE, RE IT RESOLlrED BY TNE CI~ C(NNNCYL O~
The City Council of the City of Denton, Texas hereby nominates ~e~vmon~
Pitts to fill a position on the Board of Directors of the county wide ~ppraisal
district for the County of Denton, ~exaa.
That thin rezolution be effective i,~ediately from and
passage amd approval
PASSED AIID APPROVED this the 6th de,V of October, A.D. 1981.
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
BROOKS HOLT, CITY ~ECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C.J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXA~
BY:
~ober 6, 1981, Continued
Ria~lespmr~e~ m~tion, Alfor~ sec~n~ to nominate Ra~vmon~ Pitts &s D~ton
e~i~te f~ ~t~4e T~ A~r~m~ ~. T~i~fe~ro ~tion, Alford
s~on~ t~t Resol~ion ~ ~se~. ~ roll c~l vote, ~for~ "~e", ~w
"~e", ~1~ "~e", Bi~espmrger "~e", T&limfe~o "~e", Stephens "~e",
~or "~e". ~i~ c~ri~ ~~.
B. Co~cil co~i~ ~ion of ~ resolution ~ng the C~ Action
PI~. Jo~ ~ ~ief~ %~ 0o~cil on the 0~eh~i~ C~mity
~ ~t Pt~. ~e foll~ Resolution ~ ~esented:
Reaolut ion
~, ~he ~&te ~ C~s~tion Pi~ (~) of Tex&s ~horizes
the Tev~= ~ ~ ~ Reso~e~ 0o~il "T~" to
related to ~r~ ~t d~r~ion p~ects~
~, ~a~t to the ~, the City of ~nt~ h~ ~eveloped a
Co~rehenaive C~m,mity ~er~ ~ent Pi~ (~)
~, Ph~e ~e of the CO~ ~r~ ~s been c~plet~ ~d the City
of Denton ~ahea to continue ~th ~e ~ of the C~ pr~r~
~, in ~ to ~h~ize ~e ~ of the C~ pr~ ~ to
receive ~l~ ther~f ~ ~rez a resolution ~thorizi~ the c~tin~ion
of said ~r~ ~ ~ro~ ~ ~o~ion of the
NOW, ~E, ~ ~ ~L~ BY ~E C~Y C~CIL OF ~ C~Y OF D~:
~at the C~eh~aive C~ity ~er~ M~ent Pi~ is hereby appro~d
~&t the City of Denton ~ahea to continue with ~e
~o~ ~d ~he 0ity ~ is here~ auShoriz~ to do ~1 thins necess~
to continue amid ~o~.
PASS~ ~ ~0~ ~hia the ~h ~ of October, 1981.
RICHARD O. STEWART, MA~OR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
BRO0~CS HOLT, Cl~ SE~'R~'TA~Y
CITY OF D~0~,
~
~.J. TA~, ~., C~ A~Y
~ OF D~N,
Gall~, ~ion, ~ aecoM ~o ~ the Resolution. ~ roll c~l vote,
~ford "~e", Chew "~e", ~ailey "~e", Rid~esperger "~e", ~iaferro "~e",
~e~ens "~e"~ ~or "~e". Moti~ c~ri~ ~imous~.
October 6, 1~81, Continued
3~. The Council considered a~loption of a resolution dedicating ~ ~o~ in
the n~ ~tion to the liBr~ ~ the ~ Fo~ler Coll~ti~ (of
~d ~c~ ~ieto~), ~d to n~e ~he lib~ ~e ~nton ~ie ~.
~. ~ ~11~, ~ of the ~ibr~ ~d ~ief~ the O~eil. ~e
foll~ Resoluti~ ~s ~es~t~:
~, the ~LY F0~ LZ~Y ~ Be~ e~
to b~t~ se~ the cilicia of the 0ity of D~t~
~, it ~ been ~ete~ t~t t~ aerates bei~ o~er~ ~d
a~ilable to the citizens w~d be ~e re~i~ reco~ni~ ~ re~ the '
~Y ~ ~Y as the D~T~ ~C ~;
~, the citiz~a ~sh to continue to ~ tri~te to the se~icas
re~ ~o the ~ple of the Cowry of D~t~ ~ ~s. ~ F~l~ ~ ~i~
a libr~ ro~ as the "~LY FO~ HIST~C~ CO~.~.~ON";
~, the ~ ~d ~a her~ofore r~e~ that the ~ores~d
~t the ~LY ~.~ LI~Y ia h~e~ re--ed ~d
the D~N ~IC
~ION IL
~t ~ r~ in the D~tom ~blio Libr~ ~e ~ ~ ~ ~ t~e "~LY
~ ~C~ COI~I~".
~ ~ ~0~ thie ~he ~th ~ of October, A.D. 1~81.
RIC~AltD O. ~fA'm~A~T, MAY0~
~I~PY ~F DENT~, T~XA~
BROOK~ ~{OLT, 0ITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, T~AAS
APPROFED AB TO LEGAL FORM:
C.J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORN~Z
CITY O~ D~'A'O~, TEXAS
Rlddlesperger motion, Taliaferro second that the Resolution be adopted.
On roll call vote, ~tephens "e~e", Alford "e~e", Chew "a~e", Galley "a~ve",
Riddlesperger "a~e", Taliaferro "~ye", MAyor "aye". Motion ce~ried
unanimously.
5. Approvm.1 to increase per capita ambulance che~'ges to participating cities.
Increasing ambulance cha~ges is due to a ~eficit to be picked up by the City
of Denton. The deficit is $33,816.80, the ~mna~er advised. Ne reco~mnended
mn increase from $1.00 per capita to $2.50 pc, capita to be charged to coumty
cities. The County had $1.65 in its ambulance budget.
T~liaferro motion, Galley second to approve increase to $2.50 per capita.
roll ce~l_L vote, Stephens "aye", Alford "aye", Chew "aye", Gatle~ "aye", Riddles-
perger "aye", Taliaferro "aye", M~Vor "nye". Motion carried u~amimously.
October 6, 1~1
6. Council considered &pprov~l of the termination of oontra~ts for ambulance
service with p~rtioip~ting cities a~d &uthoris&tion for the City ~ger to
negotiate the n~ contr~ta.
~ motion, ~ford a~on~ to ~ppr~ t~in~tion of c~tra~ts for
service with ~ticl~t~ cities ~ to ~uthorize City ~er to negotiate
n~ c~tr~ts. Motion c~i~ ~im~aly.
7. Co.oil c~ider~ ~o~ of stu~ ~opoe~ for ~ ~ge Water Supp~
B~i~, Rol~d ~, 0~ of the ~Blic Utilities brief~ the Co~cil. He
ised that ~ith ~B~a Resedit, D~on ~ sufficient ~ter supplies
~ or ~ ~p~tion of ~0,~0. Dent~ me~s to begin c~sideri~ options.
· est~t~ cost of a 1~ r~a ~ter su~ly r~ie~ by Freeze ~d Nichols is
~,000, The City ~er ~imt~ out the ~po~ce of lo~ r~e studies.
~tephens motion, ~ford a~o~ that the lo~ ~ge study r~iew Be ap~ov~.
8, Discussion of ~ti~ ~edures. Jeff ~ers ~vis~ t~t the n~ ~nex-
e~ion law ~nt in~o e~ec~ on ~toBer 1, 1~1. [nvol~d includes such things ~s
to~ public he~i~e, ~-site ~uBlic helios ~ delxve~ of utility
offloi~ ~tio~
~ 0o~ctl eonaider~ ~ov~ o~ · ~id pr~s~ to purees the Old Post Office
~lding. Jeff M~er rec~d~ ~oe~ce of the bid of $110,000 by Mr. ~d
. C~les ~Neill. (Bid ~o~s~ ~8927)
T~i~erro motion, ~2~ens s~o~ to ~cce~ the bid of $110,000 ~ ~. ~d Mrs.
C~rles ~Neill. ~i~ *~i~
10. Co.oil coneider~ ap~ov~ of a ~ge Order ffo~ H~ ~d Rasor for the
W~ter Distribution ~y. ~e ~blic Utilities ~ard ~d staff re*~ended approval
~ ch~se o~er in the ~o~t of $2,~3.0~ to Hog~ ~d Rasor.
~ena ~tion, ~rd eeco~ to ~r~ ch~e order p~ent in the ~o~t
11. Oo~cil consider~ ~o~ of ~in~ P~t to Hog~ ~d
~il~ motion, Ch~ s~d to a~r~e fin~ ~ent to ~og~ ~d Baeor in the
12. Co~eil c~aid~ ~pr~ of ~ ai~le so~ee ~ch~e of treffie
controllers for ~ll-~n~ interaction, ~e ~aist~ City Attorney advie~ that
a ai~e s~ce ~ae is c~tr~ to the ~ter ~d State ~.
~i~dleaperger motif, St~a z~ond to t~ble. Motion ca~i~ un~imously,
13. Co~cil coneid~ ~p~ov~ of ~ C~tr~ for E~ineering Services for
~eetric~ ~st~ ~d Flo~ ~d F~t ff~rent ~lysis. ~b Nelson ~sed
contr~t involves ~prov~ent of syst~ reliability, ensure c~ponents sized
~operly ~d dete~i~e m~ ~d ~m~ f~t c~rent c~Bility. Tot~ cost
to ~. E~ Geer, contrite, ~d be $7,000.
~li~ferro motion, Ste~s second to appro~ contract with Ed Geer. Motion
~ied ~ous~.
; Co.oil conai~er~ appro~ of a ~e Contr~ ~th D,E, ~oper for ~8
~ ~ ~act n~ ~ter Pl~t ~r Cattle Or~zi~.
Stephens motion, G~i~ s~ond to a~e ~ three month le~e in the ~ount
of $77.00.
1~. Co.oil coneider~ ~pprov~ to ~ici~te in ~ 18" ~it~ S~er Line
~ong ~op 288 to a~ve the new T~get ~ore ne~ Golden Tri~gle Mall. Nelson
~viaed Denton's lo~ r~e pl~ requires ~ 18" line. (Bid
T~AL C~ ~ICE $212,925.~
Developer P~icipa%ion $15~, 1~9.90
Ci~y P~ici~tiom $ ~8,776.00
~ley motion, T~i~erPo ~econd to a~ove p~ti~ipating In ~ 18" S~tary
~er Line ~ong ~ 2~ %o se~e new t~get store. Motion c~r~ un~imoualy.
October 6~ 1981, Continued
1~. ~ou~cil considered approval to discontinue the Department of Energy Innovative
R~tes Grant and Cancellation of Contract with Management a~d Research Consultants
for the Study on Innovative Rates. Nelson advised that the Public Utilities Board
recommends to the Council that the Innovative ~tes project ~e ~iacontinue~, along
with Grant from Dep~rtment of Energy, and contract with Management Research
ConsuAtants.
~tephens motion, Alford second to approve cancellations as indicate~ a~ove.
Motion carried unanimously.
17. Council considered approval of adjusting the tax rolls for uncollectible
accounts (September 1981). The City Mamager advised that the Legal amd Tax
Departments are working on the tax collection problems constantly.
Taliaferro motion, Stephens second to approve a~Justing tax rolls for uncollectible
accounts. Motion carried 6 to 1 with Mayor voting no.
18. Council considered approval of contracts with the Soccer and ~ootball
Associations. (The Parka and Hecreation Board recommends approval. )
Chew motion, Alford second to approve contracts with ~oecer and Football Associa-
tions. Motion carried 6 to 1 with Gaile~ voting no.
19. The Council convened into Executive ~ession at 10:00 p.m. to discuss Legal
Ma~ters, ~eal Estate, Personnel and Board Appointments.
20. The Council convened into P~Ablic Session to consider Board appointment~ as
follow~:
G~iley motion, Chew second to reappoint Melvin G~u~e and Michael Graudey to the
North Texas Nigher Education Authority. Motion carrie~ unanimously.
21. Gailey motion, Chew second to appoint Wayne Autrey a~d Gilbert Bernatein
to the Citizens Traffic Safety Support Commisalo~. Motion carried ~nantmously.
Meeting ~iJourmed at 10:20 p.m.
B~OOES HOLT, ~ITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
343
6qTY COUNCIL
October t3, 1981
Special Called Meeting of the City Council on Tuesday, October 13, 1981,
at 5:00 p,m. in the Civil Defense Room of the Municipal Building.
The Council couvemed into Executive Sessions to discuss Legal Matters,
Real Estate, Personnel, and Boar~ Appointments.
No official action w~s taken.
The Council then convened into the 6:00 p.m. meeting to tour the n~w City
of Denton Dst& Pr~essin~ office.
Following the tour, the Council convened into the 7:00 p.m. ~pecial Called
Meeting.
PRESENT: Mmyor Stewart, Me~vor Pro Tern Stephens, Council Members ~,~iley,
Tali~ferro, Alford, Riadlesperger, Chew, and City Manager Hartuug,
City Attorney Ta~vlor, a~d City Becretary Holt.
1. Consent Agenda
Chew m~tion, Alford second that the following Consent A~end& be approved.
Moticm aarrie~ unanimously.
A. Rids/Purchase Orders:
1. Bid #8946 I~M C~mputer Accessories. The Council approve~
awarding bid on a lea~e-purcha~e option as follows: Items 1,
2, & 3 to Comdisco, Inc. for ~8 month~ at $520.00, $540.00,
& $970.00 per month or the yearly total of $2h,360.00 this
fiscal year. Items h, 5, 6, & ? to ITT on a lease-purchase
for 60 months at $307.00, $1,h76.00, $18h.00 & $99.00 per month
or the yearly total of $2h,992.00. This would make the total
lease purchase for 19~1-82 fiscal year of
2. Purchase Order #~0003 Wang L~oretories for lease of equip-
ment. The Council approve~ purchase order #50003 for the rental
of Wang Word Processing Equipment for the next year at
per month. Total yearly expenditure $52,816.20.
3. Purchase Order #50019 Southwest Computer Maintenance,
The Council approved continuation of maintenance contra~t on
C~mputer E~uipment ia Police Department for a one year period,
October 1, 1981 through September 30, 1982. Yearly price of
$3,919.0~.
4. Purchase Order #50111 R~cal-Milgo Information Systems. The
Council approved lease/purchase of compatible equipment con-
misting of a terminal, keyboard, printer, & Modem, includin~
the maintenance and installation for the 1981-82 budget year
to be p~id monthly at $252.00 per month for the year, total
$3,02~. 00.
B. Chmuge Orders:
1. A Cham~e Order to the Marriott Brothers contract for $~,200.00
for sidew~ws on the south side of McKinney between Bradshaw
and Cr&wford was approved.
2. Debra Shelton, President of %he Denton H~ane Society, presented an
0utsta~ing Achievement Aw~ Certificate to the Council for b,~ilding
an an~--~l shelter ar~ ~or the Animal Adoption Policies of the City.
The Ma4~or accepted with thanks.
October 13, 1981, Cont.
A. The Council considered adoption of aa ordinance amendi~ the ~onlng
ordi-a-ce, &ppendix B, articles 70 az~ IR.A, of the Code' of Oral/hastes
of the City of Denton, Texas, by a~iin~ & new use to the schedule
of uses, pen,mitring Group Homes in various zontn~ dietriots~ by
a~d/ng Section 1P.A (63) defining Oroup Hcmaee; add declaring aa
effective d~te. Following two citise~s who spoke in f&vor a.~ none
in oppositiou, Charles Watkins briefed the Council on the concept
of Group Hc~es.
The following Ordinaace w~s presented:
wo.
A~ ORDIRANCE AM]~DIN~ T~ ZONING O~DINANC~, APP~IX R, A~TIOLES 70 add
12A G~ ~'~ C(N)E O~ O~DINANC~ OF TEE C~Y OF D~TON, TEXA~, BY A~IN~ A NEW
USE TO T~ SCHEDULE OF USES, P]~Mi"I~%u ORO~/P H(I~E~ IN VABIOU~ ZOFrNO DIS-
TRICTS; BY ADDING SECTION 12A (63) DEFINING GROUP H~ AND D~LARING AN
E~FE6'~/VE DATE.
Riddlesperger motion, Stephen~ second thet the O~'dina~oe be p~ssed.
roll call vote, Oailey abstained, Tali~ferro "a~e", Stephens "aye", Alford
"a~e", Riddlesperger "a~e", Chew "aye", a~ Mayor "~ye". Motion e&rried
vith 6 "ayes" and O~iley &bst~/ning,
h. The Council considered approval of · request for a P~/lroe~ Crossing
Signal at the MXT Railroad ~nd Frame Street.
Rick Bvehl~ briefed the Council, st&ting that the Highway Department indi-
cated that funding will be ay&il&hie to proceed with bidding · contract.
~vehalA ~ided that Denton must pa.~cicil~te in the amount of $3,300.00, and
it &ppe&rs that sufficient funding in the C&pital Improvement Program is
e~lequ~te to fund this crossing.
Tali~ferro motion, Riddlesperger second to ~pprove Denton's ah&re of cost
for Ra/lroad Crossing SignAl at Frame Street. Motion ca/'ried unaz~tmously.
~. The Cotmcil oonsidered approval of aa a~reement with Unive~ concerning
the disposition of the 9030 computer.
The City Made. er advised that the City would pay U~ivac a~
1, The open invoice for emergency service in August of approximately
2. The normal rent for September, 1981 of apl~ox*mately $10,700,
3. A two (2) month penalty of approximately $21,~00 which would
allow the City to uae the equipmen~ ~uring October and November
until conversion wa~ completed an outlined,
Galley motion, T~liaferro second to approve an a~reement with Univac con-
cerning the disposition of the 9030 Computer. Motion carried unanimously.
6. Discussion of an amendment to the Texas Constitution to permit local
option decisions on tam increment firmacing and proper~y tax ab&resents.
(Proposition one on the November 3 st&tewide ballot. )
A letter from the Texas Municipal League rea~ es follows:
Proposition One will allow cities to str-~then their ta~ ~ses through
new incentives to proper~y o~ners and businesses. The costs of public
provements and tax abatements would be repaid through hi~her property v~lues,
and ~ Bonds issued would be repaid directly from the a~ditiona/ tam
revenues without risk to the city or its taxpayers.
The City Manager requested a Resolution approving the m~tter.
Riddlesperger motion, Alford second that ~ Resolution he prepared for
approval &t the next Council meeting, Motion camried unanimously.
October 13, 1981, Cont.
dues to the Ior%2 Central Texas Council of Governments.
~hew motion, S~n~ second to ~o~ ~ent of ~ m~berahip dues
in t~ ~t of $~,11~ to ~h Centr~ Te~ Co,oil of Oover~ents.
8. ~e ~o~il ~t into ~uti~ ~ession at 8:15 p.m. to disc~s Pers~nel
~d ~ A~int~mta.
9. ~e ~il eon~n~ in~o ~blie Session to ~e that no mcti~ ~s
to be t~.
CITY ~ D~, ~
~.... CITY COUNCIL
October 20, 19~1
Regula~ meeting of the City Council on Tuesday, October 20, 1981, at 9:00
p.m. in the Civil Defense Bocm of the Municipal Buil~.
PRE~F2: Ma~vor ~cewart, Ma~or Pro Tern S~ephenz, Council Members ~Ltley,
TaJ. iaferro, Ri~dlesperger ~ Chew, City AttorneT Ta~vlor amd City
SearetazT Bolt.
ABSEHT: City Mannger Ha.-t,;~S aa~ City Council Member Alfox. d
The Oouncil went into Executive Session to ~iscu~s BoaA-d Air, ointments, Real
Estate, Personnel, and Legal Matters.
No official a=tion was taken.
The Council then cunveaed into the 7:00 p.m. Regula~ Meeting.
1. Tae Council considered approval of the Miuutes of the Regula~ Meeting of
October 6, 1981.
Motion Tali~ferro, Chew second that the minutes of the Regular Meeting of
October 6, 1981 be approved. Motion carried uaenimousl~'.
2. The Council considered adoption of & Resolution in favor of Proposition
Number One on the November 3 statewide baJ.lot. (Emergency Adden~tu Item)
The following Resolution wa~ presented:
Resolution
BE IT RESOLVED BY TEE CITY COUNCIL OF %'~_~ CITY 0Y DE~TON,
SECTION I.
The City Council of the City of Denton hereby endorses the passage
of Constitutional Proposition Number One which would authorize cities,
towns a~d other tam'lng units to provide for and encourage the improve-
meat, development, a~d redevelopment of certain blighted areas of & city
through property tax relief and the issuance of tax increment bonds
pe~'~ble solely out of tax revenues resulting fr~m increo~es in the
assessment of property in the zones pledged to repay such
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 20th day of October, 1981.
RICF~RD O. ST~WAR'~,
~OOK8 ~OLT, CItY SECReTAry
~I~ ~ D~O~, ~
roll c~l vote, ~iley "~e", T~i~ferro "~e", SteVens "no", Rid~esperger
"~e", Chew "~e", ~d ~or "~e". Motion c=ried with ~ ~es ~ Stephens
3. Co~ent ~end~
Rid~esp~ger ~tion, SteVens sec~d that the consent ~enda be ep~oved.
~%ion c~ried ~ously.
A. Bids ~d ~c~se ~ers:
1. BiS ~8945, Corr~ated Met~ Pi~: Co,oil approved a~di~ bid
to the low bidder, Texas Steel ~vert, in the ~t of
$12,7~6.50, FOB Denton.
October 20, 1981
~. Ordinances
A. The Council considered a~ion of an ordinance amending the health
code providing that ~ handler's permits a~e valid for 24 months.
The foll~in~ ordinance was presented:
mo. 81-~
A~ ORDI~CE AMENDING ~TION 11-39 OF ARTICLE III OF T~ OODE OF
T~ Ct~ OF DENTON, T~XA~; AND PR0~riDING AN ~ECTIVE DATE.
Stephens motion, T~liafer~o second that the ordinance be passed.
roll cal~ vote, G~iley "a~e", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye",
Rldd.lesperger "a~", Che~ "a~e", and Ma~or "aye". Motion ca~-rie~
unanLmot~ly.
B. Council considered a~op~ion of an ordinance establishing a new
clmsaific&tion for Fire Znceative Driver. The following ordinance
,A~ ln'esented:
NO. 81-100
A~ OEDI~NANCE CREATI~ AND E~TABL~SNING THE CLJ~Si~ PC~i~YC~ OF
INCENTI~E DRIVER ZN TH~ F~2~E DEPANT~ENT OF THE CITY O~ DENTON, AND
P~OVZDING FO~ AN ~'~C~'AV~ DATE.
Chew motion, T~liaferro second that the ordinance be passed. On
roll call v~te, Gailey "a~e", Tmliaferro "aye" ~ ~tephens "a~ve",
Riddleap~rgmr "aye", Chel~ "a~ve", and ~ayor "aye". Motion carried
C. Council consider~ e~o~tion of an ordinance providing for user fees
for certain P~rks and Recreation facilities. The following ordinance
w~a presemted:
NO. 81-101
A~ O~I~ANcE ~END~N~ 6~A.~ 18 "PA~S AND ~EC~EATION" BY ADDING
A NEW SEO~ION 15-1~. 1 0F TNE CODE OF 0~DINANCES OF THE CTT~ OF
D~0N, T~XA~; PROVIDING F0~ USER FEE~ FOR OERTAIN PARKB AND REC-
ReATiON FACi~LITIES; PROVIDING A ~E~YLYTY CLAUSE AND DECLARING
A~ EF~ DATE.
Riddlesperger motion, Ge.tley second that the ordinance be p~ssed.
Om roll c~ll vote, Gailey "aye", Taliafe~ro "aye", SteDhens "aye",
Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "no", and M~yor "aye". Motion carried
5 votes ~o 1 with Chew voting
5. The Council comsidered ~ptiom of a resolution &pprovi~g the City of
Denton's Affirmative Action Plan. ~ollowing a briefing by new Assistant
City Man,get, Betty McEea~, the follo~ng Resolution w~s presented:
Resolution
W~EA~, it is the policy of the City of Denton to afford
opportmnity ia ~eploylaent to all individuals without regard to race,
color, religion, sex, nge, ha~iicappe~ status or national origin; and
W~, the City of Denton is committed to the principles of the
EQi~ Employmemt Opportunity law~ and the spirit of Affirmative Action;
W~EAS, an Affirmative Action Plan for the City o~ Denton has been
pre, ed and su~m~itted to the City Council for approval; NOW,
RE IT RE~OLVED BY TEE CITY COUNOIL OM THE CITY OF DENTON~
The Affir~tive Action Plan for the City of Denton as finally revised
October 20, 1~81, be and is hereby approved, the original of which
be file~ w~th the Office of the City Secretary as Document No. 1 and be
made available to the public for inspection.
October 20, o981
AND A~OVED this the 20th de$, of October, 1981.
RiCEA~D O. ST~%~aT, MAY~
A~.~.,,~ST:
BROOXS HOLT, CI~'Y
~ ~ TO ~ F~:
C. J. TA~R, ~., CI~ ~y
~i~ro ~tion, ~ a~ t~t the Resol~i~ be p~e~. ~ ~11
~%e, G~l~ "~", T~o "~e", ~ "~e", Ri~elp~ "~e",
~ "~e". ~d ~or "~e". Motion ~ied ~o~ly.
Foll~ t~ ~te of ~pro~. ~s. MoKe~ ~ her staff ~e
~ ~o~il M~B~s for e~leti~ ~ c~ehenaive d~emt f~ ~fi~tive
~ion.
~. Co--il eonei~r~ ~ov~ of a rec~-~tion ~ the Pl~i~ ~
Zomi~ C~ssion to c~l ~ ~nd electi~ for atre~
~ie ~A~, s~nz for PI~ ~ ~ing eei~ %~t 13 streets
be re~lt ~ 1~ struts shoed ~ repeve~. ~e ~ t~t Pl~ng
Z~i~ feel ~t a 7.2 million bond issue ~d ~d ~oJecta ~
Y~ ~n~t~es 1~82 V~e
$ ,000,000 $,,000,000
1~3 3.200~ 000 2,710.000
Tot~ $7,200,000 $6,710,000
In diac~si~ streets, Co--il m~ber T~i~erro said that ~ have never
cm~t up ~th street u~p, t~t there ~ been piece m~ ~tion
t~ ye~. Ke ~ %~t the City shoed ~e streets a ~iority.
6ail~ ~tion, Ri~leaperger aeco~ to appro~ reco~e~tio~ ~ the
P~i~ ~ Zoni~ C~asion to e~l a ~nd elation f~ s~reet
~ti~ ~ried ~us~.
7. Co,oil co~i~ere~ ap~o~ of ~ r~end~tion ~ the Plying ~
Zomi~ O~ission aa~i~ the United States Co~e of E~imeers to
the ~n~ at~ on Cooper Cre~ ~d to ~el~ ~rov~enta imdicat~
t2e
~sist~ City ~er Svehl~ ~aed that the st~f r~euds t~t the
C~pa Be ~sked to finish the at~ ~ to ~ioritize Cooer ~eek in the
Capit~ ~ov~nta ~o~ ~th o~ other priority needs, ~d to seek
~d~g for i% at ~ later date.
~eph~s ~tion, ~ second to appro~ the r~nd~t~on o~ the st~f that
t~ 0orps be request~ to finish the stay ~ to prioritize Cooper ~eek in
the C~pit~ ~prov~enta ~o~. Motion c~ried ~imoua~.
8. Approv~ for City Co~cil Members to atte~ the Texas M~ici~l ~e
~ Conference in S~ ~tonio ~ ~to~er 2~-27, 1~1.
Rid~es~rger motion, Stephens second to mp~ove Co~cil m~b~s ~ttending
~ ~ Conference in S~ ~tonio ~tober 24-27, 1981. Motion e~ri~
~o~ly.
9. ~or ~o T~ Stephens request~ t~t the Co~cil n~ a steering C~it-
tee to ~rk with the Tex~s 8esq~ntenial Celebration ~t the ne~ co~cil
meetly. No official ~tion ~s t~en.
O~tober ~0, 1981
~, t~e ~tZ ~eil o~ ~he 0it7 of De=t~, T~ h~ heretofore
~et~ t~2 it la ~a~ to ~q~re the ri~t~f-~ f~ the
st~ti~ off ~tria~ ~i~ti~ in the City of D~tcn; ~d
~ ~h t~ ~r ~m ~e ~ of t~ ~e~er ~escriBed ~
~ City O~il ~ f~ ~d ~ned ~t it ia n~ees~
c~ t~ ~q~re the h~ei~er describ~ ~op~y for the
of c~ti~, l~i~ ~ ~d ~t~ti~ ele~ric utilities, ~d
t~ City Co--il h~ ~e~es t~t it is necemm~ that it ~ut~ize
~~ in ~nent D~ln to ~q~re t~ title to the herei~er re~
~e C~t~ ~tt~ey o~ the C~t~ ~ Denton, T~, ~m here~ author~z~
ov~, ~ ~ t~ foll~ %~ of 1~ sit~t~ in D~ton
~ t~t cern 2.1~ ~re trot o~ ~oel of l~d mit~t~ in the Mo~e~u
Fo~t 5~, Abmt~t No, ~17, D~ton Oo~t7, T~as ~d belu~ ~t of
~t 10, Bl~k A of the Subdi~ai~ of the Morreeu Forest S~y ~d bei~
p~ of · trot ah~ ~ D~ to J~s H. ~sell. Jr., ~tee ~ r~
cord~ In Vol~ 8~, P~ ~63 of the Deed R~ordz of Deuto~ Oo~ty, Te~s
~d bei~ ~re ~ic~lF ~escrib~ ~ follow:
~6 a~ · ~int no~h 3° 05' 30" e~t 19.0 fe~ ~d south 87° east
~.0 feet ~ the aout~e~ eo~ of ~t 10, ~ock A of s~id Su~i~sion;
~['~ no~h ~ 0~' 30" e~t ~th the e~t side of & ~blic r~ 265.0
fee~;
'~'~ so~h 87° e~t 2~8.7 feet 2o %he no~hweat corn~ of ~ trot de~ed
to T~ ~iai~ P~ ~ r~ in Vol~e 1027, P~ 165 of
Deed ~or~;
~CE a~th ~ 0]' 30" ~at ~th t~ ~et line of the T~s ~ici~
P~er ~ trot 36~.0 f~ to its southwest corner on the no~h side
of a ~lic ro~;
~ ~h 8~ ~et ~th ~he uo~h side of said ro~ 218.7 feet to the
~int of b~.
For the ~e of co~t~ti~, rec~st~tin6, ~d ~intaiui~ el~tri~
~ility lines, ~les, ~ f~ilitiea in, on, a~ ~der a~id Dro~y.
~ia ~esolution ~1 b~e effective ~ ~d ~er its ~te of
P~ ~ ~ this ~he 2~h d~ of October, 1981.
RICEARD o. STEWART, t~kYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
BI~OOES HOLT, 0ITT SECRETARY
CITY OF DEIPi'O~, TIIXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. /~ TAYLOR, JR,, CITY ATTOI~FEY
CITY OF DEt~O~, TEXAS
Octol~er 20, 1~81
~C~e~ motion, T~liaferro aeoond t~ the fleeol~ioa be
~ "~e", ~ ~r "~e'r. ~ti~ c~i~ ~o~ly.
~. C~,-~il conv~ into ~ecuti~ Sessi~ &t 8:20 p.m. to ~a ~d
~i~tm, Pers~el, ~ ~tterm ~ ~ Eet~te.
12. C~il con~ into ~blic Seelig.- Mo:i~ T~i~erro, seoo~ ~for~
that A.E. Wyatt an~ Dr. Don Holt be n~ed to the Flow Hospital ~d. ~otion
c~ried ~imousty.
~ ~LT, C
CI~'Y CO~CIL
Regular Meeti~ of the City Council, ~uesd~v, November 3, 1981, at 5:00
P,M. in the City Manager's Conferwn~e Room of the ~ieip~ ~il~i~.
~e Co.oil con~ into ~ ~utive Session to 4iscuas ~g~l M~tters,
Real Estate, Perso~, ~d ~ A~oin~ents.
~o offici~ actl~ ~ t~en.
~e Co--il then conven~ into the Reg~ 7:00 P.M. Co. oil Meeti~ in
the C~cil ~ra ~f ~e ~ici~l ~il~i~.
~Au ~ ~e~, Co--il M~ers G~ley, Tali~ferro, Alford~
Ri~lea~rger, C~ty ~er ~rt~g, City Attorney, ~nd City
~r~, ~or ~o T~ Stephens Join~ the Co.oil ~t 8:2~ P.M,
1. Apical of the Minutes of the Re~r ~eeting of ~tober 20, 1~81.
Ri~eaperger ~tiom, ~ ~econ~ that the Minutss be approve~, Motion
c~rie~
At this ~int, the ~or present~ a pl~ue to 01~ence ~ch for 29 years
of se~iee in the ~ire Debt.mt. Ks ~lso spent several years as a Pire
Dep~tment V~l~eer. ~e M~or wishe4 him ~11 during his retir~ent.
2. Consent ~en~
~ motion, ~ford s~ond t~t the foll~i~ Consent ~en~ be approve,
~tion c~ie~ ~n~ously.
A. Bi~a~c~se ~ers:
1. Bi4 ~8949 ~ee ~i~ing, m~ed to ~itmire Line Clerics of
~nt~ ~t 625 per ~t, ~ot~ coat, SB1,000.
2. ~i~ ~8950 Tr~ic Controll~ ~e~ to low bidder Consolidated
~ffie Controls in ~t of $~,220.00 ~OB Denton,
~e~e ~er ~50~ ~ov~ to Motorol~ C~p~ic~tion8 in
the ~t of $~,8~,00 for r~io equi~ent,
~ch~se ~der ~0H13 ~ppr~e~ to McCo~k Cor~r~tioa for ~2
0ubie feet of ~rylie ~.
~c~se ~der ~00~ ~p~o~ to Si~ens-~lis for rep~r
for ~ pne~tic operator mt the ~ectric Po~r Pl~t.
~e~e Order ~03~1 to H~lett-P~rd approv~ to repl~e
7, ~e~se ~der ~0181 to ~v C~y/Jo~ ~ox Vill~e ~pprov~
to :~oe ~blic Co. Cities a~e of cost is
1. ~e Co.oil ~prov~ the fin~ replat of lot 1-A, block ~-R
the 8out~i~ge Center Su~ivision,
2, ~e Co. oil ~pprov~ the fin~ repl~t of lots ~ ~d 4-A, block
A, ~re~ P~k ~tion,
3. ~e Co~cil epprove4 the fin~ plat of lot 1, block 1, Offem-
~cker ~dition.
4. ~e Co~eil ~rov~ the fi~ pl~t of ~ulber~ Creek Addition,
~, Public ~e~i~a:
~lea W~tkina ~vi~ t~t the Co.oil h~a the option ~t a ~blic
He~ing to t~e no ~tion ~t to r~eive input fr~ the public ~d the
City ~taff. ~e Co~cil co~, if it so desires, discontinue the
N~ ~e,~,ion m~a that ~he ~e%~tion process continues,
~e Co.oil oo~ gdvise ~he at~f to mo4ify ~d~ies o~ proposed
ation ~d co~ re-~ve~ise for ~t~e public he~ings.
Dis&~ex~tion requires ex~ctl~ the sazae public he~rin~ prneess ~s does
~e~tion.
A. ~-1~. ~is is the p~ition of the Oit~ of Denton, T~,
questing ~ation of a t~ct tot~i~ ~ox~-tely 13~9.75
~res of l~d loc~t~ south of ~ig~ ~80 ~d ~,t of ~nterstate
~5.
~ee s~ke in oppositi~. No ~tion required.
B. Z-l~12. ~s is ~he petition of the City of D~ton requesti~
~ati~ of a trot totting t~tely 270.7 ~res of 1~
located bergen She~ ~ive ~ University ~ive. ~e
is conti~ ~th ~d ~ends no~heast to ~ ~int ~0 feet
be~nd the center l~e of the proposed n~h ~p 288.
~e spoke in op~sition. ~o ~tion require.
C. Z-l~lS. ~is is the ~tition of the City of Denton req~sting
~exation of a trot tot~i~ ~prox~ately 201.5 ~res of 1~
l~t~ between ~ Drive ~d no~h ~cust Street. ~e ~el
is northe~t of ~he ~isti~ city l~t ~d e~ends northe~t to
t ~int 600 fe~ b~on~ the center li~ of the proceed north
~p 288,
~e s~e in opposition. Eo ~tion re~r~.
D. Z-151~. ~ls ia the petition of the City of Dent~ re~ueati~
~e~ion of ~ trot tot~i~ ~r~m~te~ ~37.~9 ~res of 1~
loc~t~ ~st of moth ~cust ~reet ~d ~t of pro~y
· ex~s Inst~ents, Zneo~or~teS. ~e pro~a~' ~aex~ioa
e~en~ the city l~ta no~h~ to ~ ~int 600 feet ~e2o~ t~e
center line of the proposed north ~p 288.
~e apoEe in op~sition. No action re~uire~.
E. Z-1520. ~ia ia the petition of the City of Denton requesting
~ex~tion of ~ tract tot~i~ ~pprox~te~ 401.g3 ~res of l~d
loc~te~ e~t of ;nterst~te 35 ~d ~eat of property ~
~nstr~en~s, I~or~ra~e~, ~nd extea~s ~h~ ~ the ~isti~
city l~its to ~ ~int 500 feet beyon~ Hig~ 77.
~e speEe in op~sitioa. No ~tion require.
~. Z-1513. ~is ia the petition of the City of Dant~ re~ating
~exatioa of ~ p~cel ~pprox~tely .28 ~res in size locate~
behin~ 330~ ~ort Worth Drive, begi~i~ approx~tely 600 feet
fr~ ~he eest right of ~y line of U.S. HiS~w~ 3~. (~e Pi~-
~i~ ~d Zoni~ C~isalon reeo~ends ~ppro~. )
~o ~tion require~.
~. Z-1514. ~s is the petition of the Oity of Denton requesting
~exation of ~ ~eel ~p~oxim~telM 8.3 ~res in size loeate~
north of Spencer Ro~ ~n~ ~egi~i~ ~roxim~tely 500 feet ~est
of 9ri~es Street.
~o ~tion re~uire~.
H. Z-1521. ~his is the petition o~ the City of ~le, Texas, re-
questing ~is~ex~tion of ~ parcel of 1~ ~pprox~ely 3.79
~cres in size ~hich begins ~t a point ~ro~i~te~ 500 feet e~t
of U.S. High~ 377 ~ is ~lel to the ~le city l~it line.
~e Cit~ of ~gyle ia ~so reques~i~ relocation of the
Denton ex~r~ territori~ ~re~ent line.
~ree spo~e in fair ~ one In opposition. No mction require~.
I. Z-1517. This Is the petition of ~. D~ ~ith requesti~ ~ eh~ge
o~ zoning from .~ieult~ (A) to ~l~le F~ily (~-16) on
p~el ~pprox~tel~ .617 ~cres in ~ize located ~oag ~he
si~e of Willo~ood Street ~pproxim~tely 500 fee~ vest of the
in~ersection o~ NcCo~eE ~ ~illo~oo~.
~e foll~i~ Ordin~ce ~a presente~:
NovemBer 3, 1981
~0. 81-102
W~ ~0~ ~ ~ ~IX TO T~ CODE ~ ORDIN~CE~ OF '~'~ CI~ ~ D~,
~, BY ~I~ NO. 6~1, ~ ~ ~D ~ ~PL~S TO ~~Y
0.617 A~ OF ~ ~ T~ K~ A~S ~D~ION TO T~ CI~ ~ D~N,
SteVens motion, ~ see~d ~ the ~n~ee be ~ss~. On roll
vote, Ga[i~ "~e", T~afe~o "~e", S2ephens "~ye", ~ford "~e",
~cusly.
appe~x B, ~tiole 10 of %he C~e of ~in~ces of %he City of Denton,
Tex&s by ~din~ & new ~r~ph C %hereto, pro~din~ f~l~n~ fees for
fie use p~s; ~d d~l~i~ ~ effective date. ~e ordin~ce wo~
require a $200 flli~ fee for a~lfie use pe~t. ~e lolling ordin~ce
~s presemt~:
~. 81-103
~ O~E ~I~ ~ ZON~ ~, ~IX B, ~TIC~ 10, ~
C ~0, ~G FIL~ FE~ ~R SPECIFIC U~ P~TS; ~ DECKING
Motion Ch~, mec~d By 8te~ens t~t the ordin~ee be ~ssed. ~ roll
c~l vote, G~ley "~e", T~i~ro "~e", ~hens "~e", ~ford "~e",
Riddles~rger "~e", ~ew "~e", ~d M~or "~e". Motio% e~ried
~o~ly.
~. Fr~ Med~ich of First ~ut~st C~y briefed the Co~cil.
A. ~e Co,oil eo~aid~ ~ion of ~ ordinate e~ling a gener~
obligation t~ b~d election for streets ~d ~ain~e.
~es~r~er a~d t~t t~ atmosphere for bond passes was not
go~. We ze~ more t~e. Also need more time to tell ~blic.
~tion Ri~dlem~rger, aeco~ ~ ~ew to ~stpone passes of
the ordin~ce. ~tion e~i~ with Gailey voti~ no ~d Stephens
abaft et ~he time.
5. Resolutions:
A. ~ Co~il consider~ ap~o~ of m resolution casting the City
of Dent~ votes in the election of the B~d of Dir~tors of the
De~ Co~ty Sidle AD~s~ District. ~e follo~ng resolution
~esolution
~ ~ ~OL~ BY ~ C~Y C~CIL OF ~E CITY OF D~ON, T~:
~e City Co.oil of the City of ~n~on. Tex~ hereby casts ~1 of
its 631 votes f~ ~ond Pitts ~ a member of the ~d of Direotorm
of the Co~ty Wide A~rmim~ District For the Co~ty of Den%on, Text.
S~ II.
~is Eesolu$ion sh~l b~e effective fr~ ~d a~er its 4ate of
~ss~e.
~ ~ ~O~ ~his the 3rd d~y of Norther, 1981
ATTEST:
RICHARD 0. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
BROOKS HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF D~:~TON, T~
APPROVED A~ TO LEGAL FORM:
C.J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, T~XA8
~ovem~er ~, l~S1
Taliaferro motion, Alford second that the Resolution Be ~s~. ~ roll
c~l vote ~ley "~e", T~l~erro "~e", ~e~ama "~e", ~ "~",
~ddlea~rger "~e", ~e~ "~e", ~d ~ "~e". Motion c~ied
~ly.
B. ~e ~o~cil consid~ ~o~ion of a re~oluti~ ~i~ the
~plo~ent ~re~ent betw~n the City ~ the ~ity ~er. ~e
foll~ resolution w~ ~esent~
~aolution
~. on Sept~ber 13, 1~77, the City Oo~cil of the City of ~nton.
~ ~tered into ~ ~pto~ent ~re~ent
~s City ~er of the City of Denton, Texas;
~, the City Co,oil of the City of Denton is deeiro~ of retaining
G. ~is H~t~ as the City ~er of the City of Denton, Text;
~t the ~r of the City of Denton, Te~ is h~e~ authorised to enter
into a revia~ ~pl~ent ~ent ~th G. ~ia N~g to be effective
~iately fr~ ~d u~n its ~te of execution ~d for a p~iod of one y~r
there~er.
SE~ION II.
~at this resolution be effective ~iate~ fr~ ~d ~ter its ~ss~e
~ ~ov~ by the City Co,oil of the City of Denton, T~.
P~ ~ ~R~ this the ~rd ~ of Norther, 1981.
i~CHAI{D O. STEWART, ~AYOR
ATTEST: Ci"~ OF DENTON, TEXAS
BRO0~2~ HOLT, CITY SE~ETARy
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
Riddlasperger motion, second Chew that the Resolution be passed. On roll call
vote, Galley "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye", Chew "aye",
Riddlesperger "a~e", and May~r "aye". Motion carrie~ unanimously.
6. Al~Pe~rance by Jerry MichAelis relmtive to Ordinance 81-02. Mr. MLichaelis
was concerned with the billing policies of Lone Star Gas Compe~y and gave sc~e
instances of inconsistency. No action was taJgen.
7. The Council considered approval of the final repl&t of lot i-R, block Z,
of the Home Acres Addition.
Tali~ferro motion, Stephenm second to approve the above final replat. Motion
carried unanimously.
8. The Council considered approval of two grants from the Environmental Pro-
tection Agency for the construction of the Hickory Creek Interceptor Line/
Lift Station Project. (The Public Utility Board recoa~ends approval. )
Director off Utilities Nelson briefed the council and presented amount of cost
for city:
TOTAL PROJECT COSTS $6,657,269
Federal Sh~re:
Grant No. C-48-1188-1B-0 $2,793,102
Grant No. C-48-1188-23-0 $2,200,000
Total Federal Share:
Total City Share (Sewer Bonds) $1,66~,367
November 3, 1981
Re a~d~i that the Public Utilities Board recommended that both Environmental
Protection Agency Grants be ~cepted.
Taliaferro motion, Stephens second that the City accept both Environmental
Protection Agency Grants. Motion carried u~animously.
9. The Council considered approval of a funding agreement with Friends of the
Family. (The Human Resources Oc~aittee recommends approval. )
This is the Contract with Friends of the Family in the amount of $20,000.00
to be used to l~rovide emergency residential shelter for victims of family
violence and to provide counseling to victims of violence and their families.
Stephens motion, Chew second to approve funding agreement in the amount of
$20,000.00 with Friends of the Family. Motion castled unanimously.
10. The Council coe~sidered approval of a funding agreement with Services
Program for Aged Needs (SPAN). (The H%ma~u Resources C~mtttee rec~mnends
approval. )
This is ~he contract with SPAN in the amount of $20,000.00 for the purpose
of providing transportation and hot meals at the Denton Senior Center and
Neritage Oaks for persons sixty years old or older.
Chew motion, Riddlesperger second to approve funding agreement with SPAN in
the amount of $20,000.00. Mo. tion cmrried unanimously.
11. The Council considered authorization for the City Council to create a
Steering C~,,-ittee to work with the Texas Sesquicentennial Committee.
Chew motion, Riddlesperger second that Mayor Pro Tom Stephens serve as
temporam7 Cb~rma~ in Denton for the Sesquicentennial Steering Committee.
Motion castled uaamimously.
12. The Council convened into Executive Session at 10:20 P.M. to discuss
Legal Matters, Real Estate, Personnel and Board Appointments.
The Council convened into public session at 10:32 P.M.
Motion was made b~ Chew, seconded by Alford that Assistant City Manager,
Rick Svehla, be ~ppointed to the Denton Retirement and Nursing Center Finance
Authority to replmce former City Manager, King Cole. Motion carried
uanaimously.
Meeting extJourned at 11:10 P.M.
CITY OF DENT(N, TEXAS
~eoial Called Meeting of the City Council on Tues,, No~e~]~er 10, 1~1,
&t ~:00 P.M. in the Ci~l Defense Ro~ of the M~ici~ ~il~ng.
T~i~fe~o, ~fo~, Ri~eaperger, ~ ~d City ~ ~,
City Att~ T~lor, ~d City S~ret~ Holt.
~e Oo~cil conv~ into ~ecuti~ Sessi~ to discuss ~ ~tters,
Eat&ts. P~so~el, ~ ~d A~o~ente.
No offici~ ~tion ~s
~e 0o~cil conven~ ~to Joint Meeti~ ~th the Hiat~ic
~t 6:00 P.M.
6:00 P.M.
1. Discussion of desi~ti~ City buildings as historic
~ ~k C~ission ~d the C~cil indicated ~ppro~ of ~ai~ s~e of
~he ~ity property to the ~k desi~tion list. Di~cua~
C~t~, Old Post Office buildi~ ~ pe~pa the old City ~1 ~n No~h E~.
~e Co~cil r~uest~ t~t the ~k C~lssion ~ep~e a ~iority list
~th ~oc~snt&tion for such ~o~s~s.
7:00 P.M.
~e Co~cil conven~ into the 7:00 P.M. S~ei~ O~le~ Meeti~ of the C~oil
in the Oo~cil Ch~bers of the ~ici~ ~ilaing.
~e ~r open~ %he meeti~ ~d then re~ a procl~tion reletive to Youth
A~r~i~tion week t~t ~s requestea by the ~t~ist Clubs of D~tom to pr~
cl~ Nov~ber 8th t~o~h the lhth ~s Youth Ap~eciation Week in Denton.
1. Consent ~ena~
~ley requeste~ r~ov~ of A-1 for discussion.
SteVens ~tion Ch~ seoo~ to appr~e consent ~en~. Moti~ o~rie~
~ously.
A. Fin~ P~en%s
1. Approv~ of fl~ p~ent for the 1981 ~dition to the Dent~
~blie ~br~. Co~cil approved p~ent of $82,200.00 contingent
~ r~ei~ of fill ~eept~ce ~ the ~ehite~.
B. Bids & ~c~ae ~ders
i. Bid ~89~8 ~br~ P~ki~ ~t ~ ~in~e ~ov~entz. Bid
· w~ded to the 1~ bid aa speeifi~ ~ Craig Olden, Inc. for
33.
2. Public He~ings:
A. ~e Co--il considered ~dop%ion of ~ initiaZive ~di~oe to ~o-
vi~e for the possession ~d cons~ption of &lcoholic bever~a ~ing
extende~ ho~s as ~uthoriz~ by the Texas Alcoholic Bever~e Code.
Troy ~rone, ~ representative of Budweiser, ~g~ the Co~cil to
~ss the or,in,ce to s~ve %~p~ers the coat o~ ~ election. He
ad,ed t~t in~ust~ ~uld be most ~feote~ by rev~tion
ordi~ee ~!%o~ng l~te night pe~its.
~rone offered ~ eompr~ise to st~ open from mi~ight to 2 A.M. on
~eedom of ~holee by ~ts ~d ~llin~ess to respect rights
others is %~%~un~ in this o~se. He ~ded tha~ no one shoed im-
pose their prejudices, philosophies or ideas on others.
~e ~yor ~sked for ~ vote, but there was no response fr~ ~ Co,oil
Members.
November 10, 1981
Attorme~ Ta~lor advised t~t no ~ction h~s the s~e effect
ne~i~e vote, ~d t~t ~s me~s ~ election will be e~led fo~
J~ 16, 1982.
Ordin~ces:
A. ~e ~o~cil considered ~op~lon of ~ or,in.ce prohibiti~ the
~k~ on the seth side of Script.s Street west of F~ Street.
(~e ~tizems ~a~ie Safety 8uppo~ C~ission rec~ended approve. )
~e foll~ ~din~ee ~s ~esented:
NO, 8!-104
~ ~I~ ~OHIB~I~ ~E P~NG ~ ~IC~S ON ~T PORTI~
OF T~ ~'r~ION OF ~ ~ W~ ~Y ~'l' TO A PO~
D~, ~ ~ A~ ~D~S IN CO~LI~ ~H~
V~G A P~ N~ TO ~ ~0 ~DR~ DOL~S& ~ DECKING
~ ~ DATE.
Dickie H~ris s~e in o~sition, stating that this will reset in
· ~iffie~t sit~%ion ~ will require eonst~t enfor~ent. Rill
Mi~mtt, C~ of the T~&ffic S~fety 8up~rt Co~ission point~
out t~t the steep hill invites s~i~ ~d ia ~erous,
~ephena ~tion, Ri~dlesperger secon~ that the ~di~ce be
~ roll c~l vote, G&iley "~e", T~i&ferro "~e", Stephens "~e",
~ford "~e", Ri~alesperger "~e", Che~ "~e", ~ ~or "~e",
Motion c~i~
Resolutions:
A. ~e Co.ell considere~ ~o~ion of · resolution ~uthorizing the dis-
pos~ of the old Post Office building. ~e follo~ng Resolution w~
~esent~:
Resolution
~, t~e City Co~cil of the City of Denton ~s heretofore deter-
mine~ the necessity for dis~sing of the re~ pro~rty herein~er ~e-
scribe; ~d
~, ~er Sue notice ~ req~red by law, c~petitive bid~ were
reeeiv~ ~ the City of Denton& ~d
~, the highest bi~ received w~ for One H~dre~ Ten Thous~d
~o/100 ($110,000.~) Doll.s f~ McNeill's~ Furnit~e & Appli~ee of
Denton, Inc.~ ~a
~, the City Co~cil hereby finds ~d ~ete~ines =hat the reason-
able ~ f~ir ~k~ v~um of s~h p~ps~y is ~e H~dre~ Ten
~ No/100 ($110,000.00) Doll~s~
NOW, ~E, ~ ~ ~SOL~ BY THE CI~ CO~CIL OF T~ CITY
S~TI~ I,
~e bid of ~e H~dred Ten ~o~d ~d No/100 ($110,000.00)
by ~Neill'a, ~it~e & A~li~ce of Denton, In~, is hereby accepted.
~TION II,
~e ~or is h~e~ ~ut~riz~ to execute on beh~f of the C~ty of
Denton, Tex~ a w~r~ty ~eed conveying the hereina~er deseribe~ property
to McNeill's, F~nit~e & Appli~oe of Denton~ Inc., to-~t:
~1 that c~t~n lot, trot or p~cel of l~d, situated in ~he County of
Den%on ~ ~ate of Text, ~ being &ll of Rlock N~ber Seventeen (17)
of the City of Denton, as origin~ly l~id out in est~blishi~ the County
Si~e &t Denton, Texas, out of the Willi~ Neill 100-1/2 ~cre S~vey,
deseribe~ ~re ~rtic~ly &~ follows:
November 10, 1981
~I~G at the southwest corner of said Block ~eventeen (17) ~he inter-
section of the east line of N~h ~cuat ~treet ~d the no~h line. of
Pec~ ~reet, ~ ir~ pin set in concrete ~ ~ich ~ ir~ ~in set in
the ~ ~t the s~the~t co~ of the ~blic ~e of a&ia City of
D~t~ be~s south 8° ~st ~6~ feet 9 i~hns, ~d the ~s2 c~er
of the "WriSt ~ildi~" eover~g Block Six (6), of sa~d City of Denton,
b~s a~h ~8 feet 8 inches;
'I~OE n~h on the e~t line of s~d ~t ~reet ~d the west line
a~d ~ock Se~nteen (17), one h~e~ fo~y (1~0) fe~ ~ ir~n p~n
in c~crete, the no~st corner of s&id ~ock ~nte~ (17) on the
no~h ~ line of ~e Willi~ Neill 100-1/2 ~re ~, ~t the
~teraecti~ of the e~st line of No~h ~t ~treet ~d the s~th llne
of Mc~e~ ~reet, fr~ which ~other iron pin set in ccnor~e
south 88.~° e~t ~9 feet 8 inches, ~ ~ iron corner ~at set in concrete
at the sout~eat ocher of G. P. D&~e residence 1~, the intersection
of the east line of No~ ~c~t Street ~ ~e north line of
~reet be~a no~h 16° ~at ~8 fe~ ~ 8 inches~
~ south 88-1/~° e~st ~ the south line of McMi~ey Street ~d the
no~h line off a~id ~ock S~ente~ (17) ~d ~he ~lli~ Neill 8~ey one
B-~-ed t~nty (120) feet seven (7) inches to ~ iron pin eat in co~rete
the ~rthe~t c~er of said ~k So--teen (17), &t the intersection
of the south line of Mc~ey Street ~ the ~at line ~f ~h ~t
~ ~oh the aforesaid iron pin set ~ concrete ~s ~rth 88.~
70 feet 7 inches, ~d ~ iron co, er ~at s~ in concrete at the
e~t c~ of G. P. Da~e y~d be~s uo~h 39° west 62 fe~ 2 ~chea;
~OE ao~h on the e~t line of s~d Bl~k S~t~ (17) ~d t~ west
line of ~h Street one h~ed 2hi~y-aix (136) f~t s~ (6) inohee to
~ iron pin ~d li~ set in concrete ~t the southeast c~er of said
Bl~k So--teen {17) ~t the interaecti~ of the west line o~ ~h ~reet
with the north line of Pec~ ~reet, ~ ~ieh the no~he~t uorner of
said "WriSt ~ildi~" be~s south 1/2° e~t ]7 fe~ 9
~ west ~ the south line of s&id ~ock Seventeen (17) ~d the north
line of Peo~ ~reet one h~d twe~ (120) feet to the pl~e of
~giuning.
S~I~ III.
The City of Denton i~ hereB~ ~thoriz~ to ~ its s~e of the
neceaz~y ~d re~son~ble cost of closi~ aa requir~ by the ~ve~ia~ent
for bid.
P~ ~ ~F~O~ this the 10th ~ of Nov~ber, 1~1.
RiCF~ O. STEWART, MAYOR "
Cl~ OF DE~TON, ~EXA~
A'i'T~ST:
~O0~S HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J, TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF D~TON, TEXAS
Che~ motion, Alford second that the Resolution be pa~sed. On roll ee,ll vote
Galley "a~ve", T~liaferro "a~re", Stephens "a~e", Alford "a~ve", Che~ "a~ve",
Riddlesperger "a~e", and Ma~vor "a~ve". Motion oarried una~imously.
B. The Council considered ~doption of a resolution extending the employ-
ment agreement between the City a.~d the City Attorney. The following
Resolution w~s presented:
Resolution
W~EAS, the City Attorney of the City of Denton is appointed to
office by the City Council a~d serve~ ~t the ples~ure of the City Council
under the terms ~nd provisions of Article VZ of the Che~ter of the Cit~'
of Denton, Tex&s;
November 10, 1~81
~, ~ November 12, 1979 the City Co~cil of the ~ity of Denton
ap~int~ C. ~. T~lor, Jr.~ City Attorney of t~ City of Denton,
~E~, ~he ~p~t contr~t of C. J. T~lor, ~r. h~ bee~ ex-
tend~ ~ the City Co~cil of the ~i~ off Denton ffr~ ye~ to ye~;
~, ~er the ~ ~rf~ce r~i~, the City C~cil of
C~ty of ~nt~ ia desires of retaini~ C. ~. T~lor, ~r. ~s the City
Attor~y off the City of ~nt~, T~:
~OW~ 'A~ORE, ~ ~ ~ BY T~ C~ C~CIL OF T~ CITY ~
~e City Co~cil of the City off Dent~ here~ exte~s the ~p~ent
contract of C. ~. T~lor, ~r. ~ Cit~ Att~ey of the City of
T~, flor ~ ~ditio~l o~ ye~ ~o perf~ tbs ~cti~ ~d duties
specifi~ in the 0ity ~rter, the ~ity C~e, ~d the l~s of the State
of T~e, ~ to ~rfo~ such ~her legally ~issible ~ proper duties
~d ~cti~s ~ the Olty 0~cil shall fr~ time to time
~e ~tM C~cil ~eea to p~ C. J. T~lor, Jr. f~ his se~icea
~1 ~e ~y of ~2,~0 ~ble in instel~ents ~t the s~e time ~s
oth~ ~1~ of the ~ity ~e paid.
~ ~ ~rfo~-~ce r~l~ ~11 be oon~e%ed ~ the C[t~ Council
~ the ~th of ~to~r off e~h ~e~, ~ the CIty Co~c[1 ~ees to
incr~ee s~id B~e s~, ~i~e or other benefits in such ~o~ts
to such ~ e~t ~ t~ City ~cil m~ de~e~ine that it ia desirable
to ~ ~ on the ~aais of the ~u~ perforce review m~e at the
t~e as s~il~ o~ai~ti~ iz given to other ~pl~ee~ of the City.
~t Is r~o~iz~ t~t ~ City Atto~ey ~s to de~te ~ great
of ~e t~ outside no~ office h~rs to b~iness of t~ City, ~d to
t~t e~, the ~it~ At~o~ey will Be ~low~ to t~e c~pens~tory time
of ~ ~ s~ de~ ~r~r~te d~i~ said no~ o~fice h~s; pro-
vide, ~v~, the ~it~ Atto~e~ s~l devote his entire ti~e to the
p~fo~ce of the duties ~d ah~l ~t s~nd more th~ ten (10)
per ~eeE in reship, cona~i~, or other no~-City co~t~ business
~t~ ~e prior ~ off the 0ity Co~cil.
T~ City ~cil here~ ~ees to budget ~d p~ the travel ~d sub-
sistenee ~enzea off t~ City Attorn~ for profession~ ~d official
developer ~ to ~equ~te~ pursue necess~y offici~ ~d other
rictus f~ the City, i~l~ ~t not l~it~ to the ~u~ Conference
off the ~ioip~ ~ ~ficers, City Attorn~'s ~sociation ~d such other
n~tion~, region~, state or loc~ g~er~ent~ groups ~d c~ittees
~hereoff ~ch the City Atto~ ae~ea ~s · member.
~e Ci2y Co~cil ~so ~ees to ~dget into p~ for the travel ~d
subsistence exposes off the Cit~ Atto~ey for short courses, institutes
~d a~in~s t~t ~e neceas~ flor ~s profession~ develo~ent and for
the ~o~ of the City of D~.
~ City Co~cil ~ees to ~dget ~d p~ ~he profe~sion~ due~
subscri~iona of the City Atto~ey nsceas~y for his continuation ~d
~11 p~icip~tion, includi~ the holdi~ of responsible offices in
nation~, r~ion~, state ~d loc~ ~soel~tions ~d org~iz~tions neces-
~y ~d desir~ble for hi~ ~ontinued ~ofes~ion~ p~tioipation, gr~2
~ ~o~ent, ~d for ~he g~ of the City of Denton.
~I~ V.
Before vol~t~i~ resf~ing his position, C. J. T~lor, Jr.. ~ees
to give %he Oity Co.oil at le~t thirty (30) ~s ~ot~ce in ~iting
~s i~t~ti~s to resin, stating the reasons therefor.
Nc~ve~ber. 10, 1~81
In the event of hi~ invol~t~ ~ati~ ~ ~ity Att~n~, he sh~l
be ~titled to receive a t~p ~ p~ent eq~ to z~ (6~) d~a ~e-
~te s~; pr~fd~, how~, t~t in the event of hie %e~i~tion ~e-
cause of his c~viction for ~y off.se involvi~ m~ t~i2ude or ~
illeg~ ~t invol~ person~ gain to h~, then, in %~2 e~t, the City
~11 ~ve no obligati~ to p~ the ~egate sever~ce s~ desi~t~
h~ein.
Invol~t~ sep~ati~ ~ us~ in t~a p~r~h me~s ~s di~ch~ge
or di~sa~l by the City Co~cil or his real.rich follo~ ~ r~ucti~
in s~ or other fin~cial ~enefits of the City Attorn~ in ~ greater
~rcent~e th~ ~ &pplic&ble ~r~ss-t~-Bo~d r~uct~ for' ~1 0ity
~ployees or in the ~ent ~e City re~ses follo~ug & ~ttten n~ice to
c~ply ~th ~ ot~er pr~isi~s %enefiti~ the Cit~ Atto~ey herein or
the Cit~ Attorney resigns, follo~ ~ a~esti~, w~ther fo~ or
inf~, b~ the City Co~cil that he ree~n, t~n, in th&t event, the
City Attorney ~ ~t his o~iou be de.ed ~o be "re.in.ted" at the d~te
of s~h reduction or such refus~ to c~ply ~thin the me~i~ ~d conte~
Of the herein s~er~ce p~ provisi~.
SE~I~ VI.
~1 pro~sions of the City Ch~ter, Cit~ C~e, ~d R~es ~d ~-
~ions of ~he City ~opted by the City C~cil rel~ti~ to ~2ion ~d
sick leave, retir~ent ~d pensi~ syst~ contributions, holid~s ~d other
fries ~nefits ~d ~r~ co~itions ~ th~ now exist or here~er
~ ~ ~d~, s~l ~ly to the City Atto~ey ~ it ~d to ~her
~ployees of the City, in ~dition to s~id b~efits en~er~t~ specifi-
c~l~ for the benefit of the City Atto~ey, except at herein ~ovid~,
~e ~ty Atto~ey sh~l be entitl~ to receive the s~e v~&tion ~d
sio~ leave benefits as ~e ~eord~ other deponent he~a, inclu~
pr~isiona gove~i~ acc~ ~ ~ent therefor on te~in~tion of
~pl~ent.
P~S~ ~ ~PR0~ this the 10~h d~ of Norther. 1981.
~'[CNARD 0. STEWART,' MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
BROOKS HOLT, CITY SEC~ETAR~
CiTY OF DENTON, TEXA~
APPROVED A~ TO LEGAL FO~M:
C. J. TAY~0R, JR., CITY A~W~ORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
C'new motion, Stephens second that the Resolution be passed. On roll call
vote Gailey "aye", Taliaferrn "aye", Riddlesperger "aye", ~tephaus "a~ve"
Chew "aye", Alford "aye", and NM~yor "aye". Motion carried unanimolAsly.
5. Council discussion of the pDrtable advertising sign ordinance, Cbs?les
W&tkins, Plan~er, advised a~ follows:
In ~mrch of this year, the City Council mdopted an ordinance regulating
portable advertising signs as follows:
Article 17
C, Temporary Signs
Type of Si~n ~aximum Area Zone Permitted Spacin~ ~tandards
(1) Advertising 72 sq, ft, NS, GR, C, C~, No portable sign
(Portable) LT, HZ Districts shall be located
within 10 feet of
the edge of the
traveled portion
of the roadway of
Section 2~-179
361
Aa-title 17, p~ra~r~ph O, of the ei{m regul~tione providee that:
No .~ I~l ~ l~at~ ~ c~8t~t~ mo ~ to interfere ~th or
con~ee ~e oomtr~ of t~ffie on the ~blic stre~s ~d no eign
~e City ~er a~ t~t t~s is · diffi~t enforc~ent ~obl~, that
~at cities uae ~lble .i~l for m~i~ thi~e.
~ ~ Not ~ citie~ ~ ei~s. It is a legit~te ~ction, ~t
there ~o~d ~e ~ t~ l~it. He asked Mr. W~tkins to ~aw up ~ pr~.
6. ~e Cc~cil racei~ & r~ ~ Dent~'a ~A representatives, Rol~d
A. Vela ~ ~e i~re~e in ~ice of the C~che Ye~ nucle~ ~it im
~ million over ~ lo~ peri~ for Denton.
B. ~icee ~e ~i~ up for ~A.
C. ~t of ~A - A ~d me~i~ on ~ov~ber ~, 1981 will g~
up to ~m · ee~ch for ~A General ~er. A Resolution on this
~tt~ ia ~ecte~ to ~
E.~A ~et l~ge ~d defiled - 0cst of leg~ me,ices for one
ia $~3,000.~ plus cons~ting fees of $302,000.00.
F. ~A ~ ~e eff~ to o~ge ~thods, co~ications, etc.
~or Ste~ ~e ~ief r~-.~k~ ~ ~eed vith Mr. Vela in moat ~s of
him prese~t~tion.
7. ~ ~o T~ ~eph~s requested considering fo~ulati~ ~ co, oil
~licy co~e~g ~itten ~ t~ res~nsem for the city m~ut to
c~cil ~re inq~riee, ~ to inmtit~e · m~or~d~ ayst~ ~th
re~monable remp~se t~e specifiC.
8. Bt~h~a requezted t~t ~ext ~ek the C~cil discuss the city's position
CITY COUNCIL
ov=ber
~egular Meeting of the City Oouncil on Tuesda4~, ~ove~ber 17, 19~1, at 5:00
P.M. in the Oivil Defense ~ of the ~nici~ ~ilding. ~1 Co--il M~-
bets were present,
~:00 P.M.
~e ~cil convene~ ~to ~ecutive Se~zi~ ~o sisera ~g~ ~tters, ae~
~ta~e, P~aonnel, ~d ~d ~intments.
No offici~ action w~ t~en.
6:00
~e Co.oil t~n conven~ into the 6:00 p.m. Session ~o ~isouas the 0i~y'a
fi~ei~ in~lv~ent in h~ rejoices.
~ ~cil discusa~ ~ether or not the 0o~cil ~ul~ be ~lli~ to ~loc~te
specific ~t of f~s for Soci~ Se~ces or ~loc~te ~
~et for S~i~ Se~ices.
~e ~oil ~so felt t~t the H~ Reao~ces C~ittee ~ d~e ~ excel-
lent ~ob ~d ~ like for the c~ittee to continue as t~y ~ve in ~he
~t.
~ Oo~cil ~id ~t desire to ~l~e a ce~ein ~o~t of ~ for ~ial
~ioes.
~ the Co--il h~ eak~ for money for ~i~ Services, the Co.ell s~uld
~te ~ ~es~i~ ae~iees ~e.
~o ~ti~ ~ t~en.
7:00
~e~ Meeting of the C~cil, Norther 17, 1~1, &t 7:~
~b~ of the M~icip~ ~il~i~.
T~i&ferro, ~ford, Riddlea~rg~, Oity ~r ~,
~1~, ~ City ~eret~ Holt.
I. C~cil consiaev~ &~ov~ of the Minutee of ~he ~g~ Meeting of
~ov~b~ 3, 1981.
G~i~ ~ion, T~iafe~o second t~t the Minutes of ~ov~ber
~ov~. Motion c~ri~
~ford ~ion, T~i~erro s~d t~t the foll~ Oon~ent ~end~ be a~rov~.
Motion ~ried
A. Bids & ~c~se 0r~ers:
1. Bid ~8951 - Water Treatment C~ie~s. ~i~ a~d~ to the only
bi,der on i~ $1, ~auffer Choices ~d the iow
for the tot~ e~t~ated bid in the ~t of
2,~id ~8953 - Aut~ Fuel ~a%~, Bi~ ~d~ to 1~ bi~
meeting specs of Ferrill Services in ~he ~t of
3. Bid t8954 - O~te Con,roller. Bid a~ to 1~ bidder, 5to~s
~erator Se~ice in the ~ of 83,215.00, FOB Dent~.
3. ~blie He~ing: (~lative to g~e s~ez or ~her ~s of aa!e~ on
private p~per~y. )
~e He~in~ ~s o~n~ ~d ~ly Co.oil M~bers spoke indic&ting
~hey ~ealre~ c~rt~n provisions to the ~din~ce such as
n~b~ of ~a t~t ~he s~e c~ continue ~ the n~r of
c~ be ~el~ in ~y one ye~. The he~i~ ~ clo~.
~din~ce ~s ~esent~:
fovemb~r 17, 1981
· 383
frO. 81-10~
A ~ U~ ~ ~ ~ ~ U~ ~r~'~'I~ ~C~I~ ~S ~
V~I~ Z~ DI~; BY ~ ~ 12A (22.1) D~G O~-
Stephens ~io~, ~i~msperg~ mee~ t~ the ~din~ce be ~ss~. ~ roll
"~e", Stephens "~e", ~ ~r "~". ~ion c~ri~ ~ to 3.
~e Oo~cil co~i~e~ ~o~io~ of ~ or~im~ce c~ling · speoi~ initiative
~t~ ~m for ~be s~e, ~amessiom ~ cons~ption of ~l~o~lic
bever~em. ~e fo~o~ ~i~ce ~ preaent~:
~ ~CE C~L~ A ~E~ ~I~I~ E~I~ ~ T~ CITY ~
~ ~ BE ~ ~ T~ 1~ DAY 0F J~Y, 1~2 FOR TEE ~P~
M~ TO ~ ~A~X~ V~S 0F T~ CI~ T~ ~I~ OF ~
SION ~ CO~I~ ~ ~O~LIC ~G~, ~ TO G~ TO B~AIL
~ID~ F~ ~ V~6 P~; PB~IDI~ FOR THE USE ~ P~ B~
~ ~ ~I~ ~IC~L.
~ford ~ion, ~amper~er s~d t~t the ~ain~ce be ~sa~. ~ ~11
"~e", Ri~leaperg~ "~", ~ ~or "~e". Motion c~ri~
~e ~cil c~si~er~ ~n of a Resolution pe~itiomi~ tbs C~is-
sioner= Co~ to crea~e & m~ Oo~t7 Co~ &t ~w ~2 ~ to ~ppoimt & ~u~e
~eolution
~, ~he ~gial&t~e of the ~t~te of ~ex~ en&cte~ ~cle
1~7~2& of tbs R~ise~ Civil ~etutes of Tex~s in 1~79 vhi~h ~c~e
Co~ a~ ~w ~o. 2 of De=~ ~t7 is creat~ on J~ 1, 1~82, or
~ ~&~ ~e~m~ ~ ~e C~iaalomers' Co,~ ~ ~ ~er emtere~ ia its
m~e~ v~c~er ~te ia ~lier~ ~
~, the cr~ condition of t~e exiati~ C~ty Co~t
~he ~iete ~re&ti~ of the Co~ty Co~ &t ~w No. 2 to pr~erly dis-
pone o~ ~he ~a~mels ~ei~ fil~ in the Cowry Oou~ ~ the Co~ty Cour~
&t ~v of Denton ~t~, T~u; ~a
~, the cre&~i~ of ~ new Co~y Co~ ~t ~w ~ld also
re~ui~e the ~ing of provisions f~ the ~sig~t of & prosecutor to
~o~ute misd~e~or c~ea in said Court~
~ Oit~ Co~cil of t~ Oity of Denton, TexM bere~y p~itiona the
~o~r~le ~o~ J~e ~ C~iaalo~ers' Co~ of Denton ~o~ty,
to eater ~ ~er of the C~eeelonera' Co~t M a~n ea possible ~u~t
to :he proviaioma of ~ecti~ 10 of A~icte 1970-3~2~ ot the Reviee~ Civil
~t&tutea of ~ex~ ~r~ti~ tbs C~nty Co~t ~t ~ No. 2.
November 17, 1981
364' n.
The City Council of the City of Denton further petitions the Eonor-
&ble County Judge amd Commissioners' Court to make provision in such
Order creating the County Court at Law No. 2 for the increase of the
personnel of the Office of the Criminal District Attorney of Denton County,
Texas ac that an A~sistant Criminal District Attorne~ may be assigned to
· uch Court for the prosecution of misde~e~.uor cases filed in the County
Court at Law No. 2.
SECTIO~ III.
The City Council of the City of Denton further petitions the ~omor-
able County J,~dge and C~tssioners' Court to &ppoint a Judge for the
County Court at Law No. 2 upon the ore&rich of said Oomrt by the
sioners' Court pursuant to the terms and provisions of Section 3 of
Article 1979-B52a of the Pevised Civil ~tmtutes of Texas.
The City Council of the City of Denton, Texas further petitions the
Honorable Je~:-~ Cobb, Criminal District Attorney of Denton County, Texu,
to make provisions for the ass~nment of sufficient prosecutors in the
Co~mty Courts for the prosecutions of mi~emeanor ~ases a~pe~led from the
Municipal Cou~c of the City of Denton and other Municipal Courts situ&ted
in De~ton County, Texas.
The Ma,vor is hereby &athorized and directed to forward & copy of this
~esolutioa tn the Nonorable County Judge mud Oommiasioners' Oourt of Denton
County, Texas, to the Honorable Crimine/ District Attorney of Denton County,
Texas, and to the Mm~or and City Council of all other MuniciDe/ Corpora-
tions situated in Denton County, Texas.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 17th day of November,
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
A~i~:
~OOK~ ~LT, CITY
CITY OF D~,
~P~ ~ ~ ~ ~:
CI~ ~ D~, ~
T~li~er~ motion, Chew sec~ t~t the ~emolution be pume~. ~ roll c~l
~te~ Gail~ "~e", ~fc~ "~e", ~iddles~rger "~e", T~iafer~ "~e", Ch~
"~", ~ephen~ "~e", ~d M~or "~". Mo~ion c~ried ~ously.
6. ~e Co,ell r~eiv~ a Staff repo~ on the metes ua~ for
the street ayst~ ~d h~ it is us~ to ~ovide info~ation for ~nd ieaues.
No ~tion n~esa~.
7. ~e C~cil ccneider~ ap~ of the setti~ .of e~nsation flor the
M~ici~ Cou~ J~e.
~ mc=ion, T~iaferro s~oud to approve c~pensation for M~ici~
Ju~e in the ~o~t of $10,320.00 per ye~. Motion e~ri~ ~imously.
8. ~e Co,oil consider~ appro~ of the f~m~ion of Co--il
relative ~o ~itten ~ ~e~ res~nses ~ the Oity M~emt to Co~cil
m~b~'e ~itten inquires.
~r ~ T~ Stephens e~l~n~ the ~ed~es. M~or stat~ he saw no
ue~ for
Step~a ~tion to ado~ the discussed f~s. ~e motion di~ for lack
November 17, 1981
9. T~e ~omacil convened into executive eession ~t 8:15 p.m. to ~iscus~
Pera~el, Leg~ mat~ers, Re~ Estate, ~ ~ A~intm~ts.
10. ~e Oo~cil co~en~ imto ~ic session mt 9:05 p.m. to ~o~ce that
no ~tion ~ to be t~en.
~eeting ~n~ at 9:07 p.m.
CITY COUNCIL
Special Called Meeting of the City Council on Tuesday,
~:00 p.m. im the Civil Defense Room of the ~ici~ ~l~i~.
~: ~or ~ T~ ~e~s, Co~ci~ ~1~, T~i~erro, Alford, Ch~,
~ Riddlesp~ger.
~: ~yor ~t~
~e ~cil ~ediately conven~ into ~ ~ecutive Session to discuss ~g~
~ters, Re~ Estate, ~rs~el ~ ~d
~e Oo~cil eonven~ into open session to re~ t~t no ~ti~ ~ to be
~em, ~ the Con~oil then convened into the o~n
~oint ~eeti~ of the Co~cil ~d the ~lic U~ilitiea ~ to r~eive a r~
~ ~k ~ V~tch ~ ~he ~oel~tric Fe~ability stu~.
~.ide~ the Co.oil, the City ~er, City Atto~e7 ~ Dir~t~ of Utilities
~e ~eeemt.
~el~tric generators were deseri~ed as fe~ible, econ~o~ly ~ tec~ie~ly,
~orge Ne~ of ~k ~ VemCch est~t~ costs of
for $~ne meg.watt ~its on L~a~lle ~e ~d ~h.85 minion for one re.gantt
,~it on ~ Rob~ts.
~e C~i! th~ c~vened into a S~ci~ 0~1~ Meeti~ of ~he Co.oil et 7:00
~r ~o T~ St~hens t~ the char.
1. Joint meetimg of ~he City of Denton City Co~cil ~d the Ai~ Ad~ao~
~d for reconsideration of the ~rth ~g~ at the Denton ~icip~ Ai~o~.
~: M~or ~o T~ Stephens, Co~ci~ G~I~-, Taliafe~o, ~ford, Ch~,
R~d~ee~rger, City Attorney T~lor, Oit7 M~er Nawt~, ~ City
Secret~ ~lt.
Al~ M~ber~ ~eoent: Chai~ C~ell, M~B~o G~k, ~ith, 8e~ ~d ~rett.
Air~ C~i~ C~rell ~vis~ t~t Aero~ith le~es ~e ~ ~ the city
~d ~ contr~t states that the city ~lntain the ha~. Ne ~ed t~t re-
.irs ~ere requested ~bout B ye~s ago, ~e cost of a new roof ~ul~ be ab~
~0,000.
~1~ ~ked if there ia ~ ~gine~i~ re.rt.
O~Pell - A 7~r ~ the els7 ~ ~co~ to r~ove ~he ~.
~elperger - Aero~ith ~ople a~ ~ild~ ~ ~d other ~ le~i~
~f ~ s~e other re~irs.
~1~ ~tion, ~iddleap~ger mccad t~t city e~f m~bers ~ ~he ~ort
~so~ ~d look into the ~nditiona of t~ No~h H~g~ ~ ~l~ ~ get a
leal opi~on ~ the City Atto~ey ~ then bri~ their r~en~atl~ to the
~il, Motion o~i~
2, Cona~
O~l~ ~ for discus.ion of 2 A-1.
A. ~ids ~d ~c~ae
1, Bid ~8956 - Uniform for the Fire De~ent ~ approve.
A~er disc~alom of 2 A-l, Talin.rte ~tiom,
~cept ~he coma.ut aged. ~d ot~r t~ item e.a follo~:
B. ~e ~ers:
1. ~e Co~eil mpprov~ P.0. ~h~458 a C~e ~er to Groom Conat~c-
tics C~y for the W~te~ter ~eatment Pl~t Const~otion project
in ~ incr~aed ~ount ~ the city s~e
l{ove~ber 2~, 1981
. 367
C. Final l~a~ments:
1. The Oauacil ~pl~OV~i P.0. ~7902 - the fin~ p~ent to ~e Tex~
O~ f~ repot %o ~ter ~lla g2 ~ ~12, in the ~t of
3. Au~i~&tio~ for ~k ~d Veatch to pre~e ~aville ~roelectric
licensi~ ~e~a.
Rol~ ~, ~ of the ~blic Utilities ~, present~ the
rec~en~tion ~o r~ the Bl~k ~ V~teh repot ~ ~vise~ the City
Co.oil %~t the ~ ~u~ h~ve ~ r~en~tion ~er their Deo~ber 16th
~eti~ ~th r~s to p~e~i~ ~th pre~a~ion of license ~licmtiou
~,~ents for the L~svil!e ~ R~ Ro~s ~es ~droelectric ~its.
G~il~ m~ ~ T~i~ro a~ to receive the Bl~ek ~d Ve~tch re~rt
~d inat~ t~ ~ff to pre~ necea~ doc~en~s for C~cil consider-
ation ~ D~, ~u%~rizing B~k ~ Vms%ch to proce~ ~th pre~tion of
lice~s~ ~a for t~ ~op~ ~roelectric projects.
~. Appr~ of the s~e of ~iemel e~ine generators.
~b Nels~ ~via~ t~t ~t ~he ~blie Utilities ~d me~i~ of April 3, ~981,
the ~ ~1~ ~he five diesel gen~ting ~ita s~plua ~d r~end~ t~%
the ~isp~ of the ~iesel ~its ~ re.ted equi~ent be ~ve~is~ for
~ April 1~, 1~1, the 0it~ Co--il ~ec~ the diesel pl~t equi~ent s~plus
property ~ ~u~hori~ ~e st~f to ~ve~ise f~ ~opos~s for it's z~e. In-
vitation f~ pro~a~s ~a ae~ for A~at 18, 1~1; however, no pro~s~s were
receive,
Thereafter, ~he st~f ~e~e~ to c~l possible p~ch~sers, Belyea C~p~
New Jersey wms l~mt~ ~, subaequent~, offer~ ~225,000 for %he two 263~ ~
The ~lc Utilities ~, mt ~eir meeting of Norther 18, 1981,
~o the 0i~y O~il t~% %Re offer fr~ ~lye~ O~p~ be ~eept~ with the
vialom t~t ~he ~yer ~rnia~ ~ ~rf~m~ce ~n~ ~n ~he ~o~t of ~3~O,000 ~4
~tee ~ of the ~ts a~i~ the celen~ ye~ 1982.
T~liaf~ ~ion, ~w s~oad to a~ove s~le of diesel generators to Bel~a Co.
5. ~e Oo~cil oomsider~ a~r~ of · coa~r~t ~th the C~issioner's Court
r~s~ the fees for prison.s hel~ on ~ieip~ c~ges.
G~i~ ~iom, ~w ~ecom~ %o t&~le ~il the C~issi~er's Court t~es ~etion.
Motion e~i~
6. ~e C~il ~onsi~er~ ~p~ of a ~diug ~e~eu% ~th ~ to provide
~r~s~ti~ s~ees for ~ic~p~ citizens. (~e R,,~an Resources
recasts ~ro~. )
Jeff Mey~ i~tr~uc~ ~s. F~le O~up, ~i~ of the H~ Resources C~ittee
~ ~vie~ :~t this is ~ ~t to all~iate ~ great ne~ in the c~unity
to ~ovi~e tr~s~%ion for the ~ic~pp~.
Chev motif, T~f~o second to f~4 ~ In the ~i~ ~ount of
7. ~e ~cil held a discussion of City Co~cil Retr~t Pl~ming Issues.
City M~ preaent~ most of the isles es follows:
1. We ~11%e p]-~t~ for lo~ r~ge issues.
2. S~i~ attention for r~rg~ization.
3. ~e ~evention with fo~ proJ~ta (~1 of these ~e ~tive).
4. ~et~ pressures on P~Ez Dept.
~t~ re-~evelo~%.
7, Ai~ aevel~t.
8. C~et~
9. ~et neighBorho~s.
10. ~e libr~ - ~ki~ - possible mini libra~ brushes.
November 2~, 1981
SSS
11, Fire Dept. to prevent fires - beef up oode. Full range of a~tivity
is currently operating.
13. Council-steff relations eanu~l retreat.
1~. W&ter supply - long r~nge pla~ning for Denton and County. Bas, Roberts
Reservoir.
1S. Street improvements.
16. Bond iesue,
17. Maintaining our work force.
18, Health services.
19. Annexation.
20. Industry.
21, Thoroughfare pl~-Bing.
22. Justice sl~stem.
Recreation and leisure astivities.
Uss of volunteers.
2~ergy ~ alternate supplies - Planning with Garland, Oreemville, &
26. Energy maa~ement - code enforcement program and to issue ticEets for
violations of cod..
27. Overcrow~ing in City ~all - M~rehouse ~ill be open an~ a~rose the street
from City Hall for D~ta Proeessin~, Personnel and Energy Conservation.
28. Mobile homes - will t~ke a close looE at this.
To modify 1269 M. if possible.
Public relations mad public info~mation person.
S1. Follow up on citisens oomple, inta.
32. Stud~v of revenue sources.
8. l~uture Agendas:
Co"~cilmaa ~tephens w~ul~ li~e to hea~ ~ report of a~loption proceedings on
new Animal Control Center.
Meeting a~o~rned at 8:30 p.m.
CITY O~ D~ON~
Regula~ Meeti~ of the City Council, December 1, 1981 at 5:00 P.M. in the Civil
Defenee l~=a of the ~ici~ ~i~.
~e ~il con~ into ~utive Session to diecuaa ~1 ~tters, Re~ Estate,
P~s~el ~ B~ Ap~in~ta.
~o ~tion ~s t~n.
~e Co,~il ccn~ imto ~he R~ Meeti~ at 7:00 P.M.
P~: ~or St~t, ~r ~ T~ Stephens, C~nci~em G~iley, T~li~ferro,
~ford, Ri~lea~rg~, ~d Ch~, City ~er ~t~g, Cit~ ~to~e7
~lor, ~d City S~r~ ~olt.
1. ~e C~ll ~on~idered ~r~ of the m~utes of the Reg~ Me~i~
Nov~B~ ~, 1~1; Sp~i~ ~1~ Me~i~ of Norther 10. 1~1, ~ the Regul~
Mee~i~ of Eov~ 17, 1~1.
T~i~fe~o ~tion, ~ford ~o~ that the ~bove minutes be ~rov~. Motion
c~rried
~ 2. Cons~t Age~:
~ G~le~ ~tiom, Ch~ e~ond t~t the Consent ~en~ ~e ~ov~ ~ follows:
1. Bi~ ~8955 - Pe~h Stre~ ~i=~e ~ov~ente ap~ov~
2. Bi~ ~0 for ~nit~e for ~llity De~ent to uae in the Sew
S~ee Ceat~/W~e~ee. ~e Co.oil ~ it,s 1 -
~ah & Aseoci~ea om I~i~ F~iture for the tot~ of $8,612.01.
it,s ~ - 8 to ~i~'s Office Supply for $7,19~.01,
to 1~ bi~er ~eh ~ ~ociate~ for $~,640.~. ~is
~he tot~l Bid off $21,~50.02.
1. ~e C~cil ~r~ the ffin~ plat of the Demto= ~oppi~ Center
~iti~.
2. ~ C~il ~ the fill plat of block 1, lot 2,
~blie Ee~ings:
A. A~ion of ~ or4ina~e ~usti~ utility rates for ~ne St~
Bill ~in, M~er of ~ne ~ Gas, s~id that ~ requeste~
cr~e ~ to ~ep ~he C~ ~ goi~ in~o the r~. He ~ak~ ~or
~ ~cre~e of 12.3% in residenti~ rates ~d 13.1~ in c~erci~ rates.
~e ~nt~7 ee~ice r~te would Be $2.75 to $2.50 in ~inter ~d ~.50
~. ~o~in req,Aeat~ t~t the new ~te sched~e be ~pprov~ on
t~r~ ~is. ~e ~eaent~ sever~ ch~ta reletive to ~tee.
City ~ rec~e~ t~t the ~tter be t~bl~ in order to ~ve
re~ of ~=e S~'s re,et ~d to gather teflon=ion to pre~e
r~tion to the
Ri~es~g~ motion, Che~ seoo~ =o t~ble the matter. ~otion c~ri~
~i~aly.
B. ~o~ion ~f ~ ordi~ce ~en~i~ ~pter Y of the Code of ~din~ces
of the 0ity of Denton, Tex~s ~ ~img a new s~tion 1-5.1 providi~
f~ ~he ~forc~ent of t~ ~nton Cit7 C~e by the ias~ce off citations
~o M~ici~ Co~ ~ deelari~ ~ effec~ive date.
December 1, 1981
CBarles Watkins advised that he dmes no longer handle co~e e~tivities.
It is now in t~e Public Wotw- Division. ~e added that co~e officers
could write tickets to violators of city codes. This involves such
things Junk ~are, weeds sad sub standard housing. Citations would be
the last thing code officers would do. The following O~dinmnce was
presented:
NO. 81-107
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHA~'A'~ 1 OF TEE CGDE OF 0~DINANC~ OF TNE CITY
OF D~tTON, TEXAS, BY ADDING A NEW ~CTION 1-5.1 PROV~Di'NG F0~ THE
~I~RC~f~ ~ TB'~ DI~TON CI~ C~DE BY THE ISSUANCE OF ClT;LTI(~S INTO
~u'~ICIPAL COURT A~D D~LARING AN ~FF~3~,v~ DAT~..
Chew motion, T~liaferro second that the Ordinance be passed. O~ roll
call vote, Gailey "aye", Tmliaferro "e~". stephens "aye". Alford "a$,e",
Eiddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye", and Ma,-or "we". ~ion carried
unanim~uely.
~. Appearance of Mr. Ali Al-Kafa~i relative to construction of a fence on his
premises, which does not meet city codes. City personnel have endeavored to
have him respect city ordinances, but in v~in.
Taliaferro said that Mr. All-Kafa~i has not azlhered to anything City requests,
adding that t~e neighborhood ia concerned.
No astion was taken.
5. The Council considered policies and procedures for am animal adoption pro-
gram.. Bill Angelo advised as follows:
A. Stray animals inpounded shall Beccme property of City.
B. To be available for adoption, a~ an!_me.~l must be released to th, e Animal
Control Center 1~ owner.
C. The Animal Control Officer shall be sole Judge as to whether animal
suitable for a~ption.
D. The Animal Control Center retains the right to refuse to allow adop-
tion of animals to any person.
E.The adoption fee for adoption of a dog or cat, slx (6) months or
older shall Be $10.00.
F. A receipt must be shown to the Ani~ Control Center showing that
licensed veterinarian has been paid $50.00 deposit or fttll fee for
i,.,unization.
M~s. ;faith 5helton of the Denton N~ane ~ociety said that ~hcu~ands of
run loose. We are concerned with controlling an adoption pr~ram and the
health cf mn animal. There is alwa~vs a risk in an adoption program. City
Attorne~ T~,vlor advised that the C~y has no liability on e~option.
Stephens motion, Riddlesperger second to approve the adoption policy. Motion
poised 6 to 1 w~th Gailey voting no.
6. The Council considered approval of a pre-application for Federal &ssistance
~o Be submitted to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Bill Ange!o advised that the City is asking for assistance for construction
on a~ditioual parking apron, connecting t&xiwmy amd north holding ~pron.
These are the priorities as developed By the Airport Advisory Boar4 and the
eta.~f approved by the Council earlier this year. The estimate
follows:
1. Parking apron $550,000
2. Taxiway $ 85,000
3. Eolding apron $165,000
TOTAL $800,000
GmJ. ley motion, Taliaferro second to approve submitting a pre-mpplication to the
Federal Aviation Commission. Motion c~rried
Dec,her 1, 1981
7. The Couacil considered authorizing staff to advertise for bids for the Waste-
w~ter Treatment Plant effluent ~ilters.
Bob Nelson advised that on J~ly 28, 1~1, the Council authorized the Staff to
advertise for Bids for the Wastew~ter Treatment Plant filters nontingent upon
receipt of a g~amt from the ~viro~menta.l Protection Agency (EPA). The City
of Denton h~l received auth~rizmtion from the Texas Dep~rtment of Water Resources
(TDWR) a~& EPA :o ~dvertise for bids for the W&stew~ter Treatment Plant effluent
filters, But we have been advise~ that the EPA amd State have no fur. ds available
for grant increases.
Denton currently h~s available approx~tely $735,000 in grant contingency funds
in the Waltew~ter Treatment Pleat gra~t which TDW~ he~ advised co~zld be applied
towmrds the effluent ffilters, lereese amd Nichols, project engineers, have esti-
mated construction costs to be appr~ximmtely $1.5 million. The City would be
required to carry ~unding for the re~_~_~in~ $765,000. If and when grant funds
Become avail&hie, a $~O,000 reimbursement could be obtained but the availability
of future gra~t f~nds is doubtful. Galley - Taliaferro to approve. Motion carried.
8. The Couacil co~zidered approval of & contract for services ~th the Denton
Pea Wee ~sketba~ A~socimtion.
Stephens motion, Alford second to approve the contra~t. ~otion carried ~ to 2
with Gai!ey amd Stewmrt voting no. Stephens rec~ended to bring all such con-
tracts to oouacil at one time.
9. The ¢~umeil discussed involve',ent with Sister Cities Program.
MAnager - We need a Citizen 8uppoz~c C~-~ssion t~ push the program. He asked for
Council ~ City officials be involved.
Mayor Stewmrt - G~ve a resume of the program and related the trip he took to
Jorda~ am a repre~emtative of Denton.
Riddlesperger motion, Chew ~econd that Mayor, Staff and others get together to
discuss Sister Cities program.
10. The Coumcil ecmzidered approval of a committee member as follows:
Chew motion, Stephens second to approve Trane Price as a member of the Humane
Resources Committee.
Meeting adjourned at 9:15 P.M.
CITY OF D~NTON, TEXA~
CITY 00UNCIL
~pe~iml C~lled Meeting of the City Council on Tuesday, December 8, 1981, at
~:00 p,m. in the Co.oil ~bers of the ~ici~ ~il~.
~: ~or S~e~, M~or ~ T~ St~s, O~i~en T~iaferro,
~ford, Rid~ea~rger, ~d ~, City ~er H~g, City Atto~ey
T~lor, ~d City Secretly Molt.
1. C~sent ~da:
~ileF ~tion, T~lafe~o second t~t the 0o~ent ~endm be
A. Bi~s ~d ~c~se ~ders:
1. Bid ~8921 - ~air ~eelc~ir el~ator. Bid a~ to Li~ Aids
of T~as a~ $18,875.00.
2. Bid ~8968 - Ro~ ~ring; Welch at ~o. Bid a~d~ to L. K.
~apler of Demt~ in the ~o~t of $5,250.00.
2. ~e Co,oil coneider~ a~rov~ of ~ ~e~ent to the ~ent letter
of ~e~der Gr~t ~d C~ relati~ to ~diti~ ~rk i~ concretion
the Se~ber 30, l~l ~dit.
Grog ~t~en, a~itor ~th Alex~der Gr~t ~d Co. said t~t because of ~rk-
1~ requir~ente, the City et~f ne~s ~elet~ce in ~ foll~ ~s in
~d~ ~o c~lete ~rk for the ye~ e~i~ Sept~ber 30, 1~1:
Prep~ati~ of ce~ain schemes.
C~pleti~ of ce~ain cleric~
Resta~ent of the Sept~ber 30, 1980 fin~ci~ atat~ents in
order t~t the S~itation F~d will be sep~ately disclosed.
~e~ation of t~ fin~ci~ s%~t~enta of ~1 the ~ioua ~s
~d ~co~t ~pa of the City of D~ton, T~as am of
30, 1981, ~d for the ye~ th~ ended.
It ia o~ expectation that o~ fee for these ~iti~ ee~ieee, which were
not eont~plat~ in o~ original eng~ent 1~, ~ll be ~tween
~ $7,~00.
Stephens stat~ that he h~ met with the a~itors, ~d t~e is a ne~ for
~ ~mist~t Fi~ce Director. ~e A~it ~ittee ~s c~l~ together ~th
~e~ Gr~t ~d C~. T~i~erro s~d we have recei~ info--rich
shoed go ~e~.
~e~mna motion, T~i~erro second to aut~rize the City ~er %o sign the
1980 audit. Motion c~i~ ~ously.
~. Plan-er, ~les Watkins, briefed the ~o~eil on the requir~en~s on insti-
tuti~ ~nexation proce~i~s. Instr~uction of ~ ordin~ee instituting ~ex-
mti~ ~oceedings on a tract totting ~ro~tely 1329.75 ~ree of ~d locat~
south of High~ 380 ~d west of Interstate 35. (Z-1511)
City M~er advis~ t~t sewer line to this prope~y will be under c~mtructicn
e~ next ye~. Stephens - ~is ~exati~ mig~ be pr~at~e at this t~e.
~ - ~e entire ~oced~e ~ll heys to ~t~ over ~m~. Riddleaperger - No
re,on to ~ex this p~perty at this time.
Galley ~tion, Chew second to institute ~nexmtion proce~ings for (Z-1511).
~ew~t, G~l~, T~i~e~o ~d ~ voted yes, ~t ~t~, who vot~ yes,
~ed his ~te to no. Rid~esperger, Alf~d, ~d Stephens vot~ no. Motion
f~l~ ~th 3 for ~d ~
~. Imstitute 5,~exati~ proceedings on a ~r~t tot~i~ appr~mtely 270.7
~res of l~d locmt~ betwe~ She~ Drive ~ Uni~rsity Drive. (Z-1512).
~hens motion, ~iddlesp~ger second to institute ~exation p~ce~inge on
1512. Motion c~i~
5. ~stitute ~exmtion proeeedi~s on ~ p~cel of l~ appr~imately .28
in size locat~ behind 3309 Fo~ Worth Drive. (Z-1513)
Nlddles~rger m~ion, ~ second to ~stitute ~exation proceedi~s on Z-1513.
~tion c~i~ ~ous~.
Dec~nber 8, 1981
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size located north of Spencer Roa~. (Z-151~)
Stephens motion, Chew second to inati~ute ~tion proce~ings on (Z-i~i~).
Moti~ c~ried
7. ~itute ~ti~ processes on · trot of l~d tot~i~ appr~tely
201.5 ~ree of 1~ loc~t~ bet~e~ 8he~ Drive ~d No~h ~cust StreW.
Rid~esper~er ~tion, ~ sec~d to institute ~ex~tion proce~ings on Z-l~lS.
Motio~ c~i~ ~ly.
8. ~stitute ~e~tion ~oce~i~s on ~ trot totting ~ppr~tely
acres of l~d l~ated ~at of N~th ~cust Street ~d e~st of pro~y o~ed by
G~ley ~tion, ~ aeco~ to inatitute ~nexation proce~i~a on Z-l~lg. Motion
9. Ynatitute a~e~tion ~oceedi~s on ~ trot of l~d totting approx~ely
~01.~ ecrea of 1~ l~ted e~t of Interstate ]5. (Z-l~20)
Gail~ motion, ~w ~eco~ to imatitute ~nexation prooeedinga on Z-l~20. Motion
10. gr ~teg ~o tntttd~ votg to begin instituti~ ~ex~tion proce~t~a
on Z-i~ll ~d ~ter c~ to a no vote, at~t~ t~t to continue ~th pro~s~
~exetion~, it ~ Be futile ~c~use of the fo~-fi~ha ~e. He request~
that the C~cil ree~sider Z-i~ll at Deo~ber 1~, 1~81 me~i~.
~or motiom, T~i~erro s~ond to reconsider Z-I~ll at the Deo~ber 1~, 1~1
meetly. ~ti~ o~i~ 2 to ~.
C~ ~ D~'&~,
374 co cxn ,
December 1~, 1981
Work Session of the City Council on ~k~esd~y, December 15, 1981 at 5:00 p.m.
in the Civil Defense Room of the Municipal Building.
~: Mm~vor Stewart, Ma~or Pro Tern Stephens, Councilmen Gadley, Alford,
Chew, Taliaferro, Hiddlesperger, City Manager Eartung, City Attorney
Ta~lrlor, City Secretary Holt.
1. The Council discussed the Ordinance providing for user fees for certain
parks and recreation facilities.
The Council discussed the question about whether or not the Coumty should be
charged as any other non-profit orgsmization with Steve BrivJ~mam, Parks and
Recreation Director. Ee said that it is concluded that under normal circum-
stances the County be considered Just aa any other non-profit group, such as
the ~-H Club, and ~ the normal $10 mn hour or $60 & da~ for the
room at the Civic Center. This is considered to be a very mam~ne~ rate
pm.red to other facilities in the area. If such use includes w~ekend hours,
they would pa,v extra for a building supervisor who is not scheduled on Satur-
daFs or '8un~a~vs. We do, however, recommend that an exception be made in those
cases where the County wo~ld like to u~e City facilities as a polling place for
City elections.
2. The Council received a Staff report on ~lternative financing for the Street
Zm~;move-ent ~ro~'-~.
The City Maker recommended the bond program over the pay aa you go method. He
ua. ged that a decision by the Council be m~e as soon as possible. The Manager
a~lso said the bond program construction could be completed in 2 to 2~ years,
~ut the pay as you go plan would take nine years to complete, and the cost of
the ~oz~ program would be fixed at the time of the bo~d sale. He added that
better streets cluleker would reduce auto repair costs, plus other costs.
3. The Council convened into Executive Session to discuss Legal Matters, Real
g~tate, Personnel and Board Appointments.
No official action was taken.
The Council then convened into the regular meeting of the Council in the Council
C~ambers of the Municipe.l Building at 7:00 p.m.
All were present.
1. The Council considered approval of the Minutes of the Special Called Meeting
of Now~ber 24, 1981.
Hi~dlesperger motion, Chew second to approve the minutes as smoked. Motion
carrie~ unanimously.
2. Consent Agenda:
Gailey motion, Chew second that the following Consent Agenda he ad,proved.
A. Bids & Purchase Orders:
1. Bid ~8959 - Capacitors and Racks complete, Council ~pproved Item
#2 and Item #3 at a total bid purchase of $27,615.00.
2. Bid #8961 - Cab/Chassis and Remount of Modular. Bid awarded %o
Superior Southwest in the ~ount of $22,281.60.
3. Bid #§962 - Backhoe/Loader smd Front End Loader. Bid awarded to
iow bidder, Trinity Equipment for $25,850.00 for the John Deers
310 b~ckhoe and $42,727.00 for John Deers 5~0 loader FOB Denton.
4. Bid #8966 - Fire Hose and Protective Clothing. Bid awarded to
lowest evaluated bid as follows: Item #lA, 2B to Casco Industries.
Item B and 2D to W.H. Lumpkin, and Item #C to Fire Protection
5.Bid #8967 - Traffic Signal Heads. Bid awarded to Doerr Associates
at $3,081.20.
December 15, 1981
6. Bid ~89~0 - ~r~iture a~d E~uip~e~t for Person:el D~ment.
7.~e~e ~ ~50~18 - J~8 ~ui~en% for $7,287.809. Approved
to J * S ~ui~emt ~ce for $7,287.80.
B. Pl~t~:
1.A~rov~ of the fin~ pl~t of No~h Horizons Su~ivision - ~t
A. ~ fi~ p~t of ~t A of No~h ~riz~s 8u~i~ion ~s
2. of ~ Mor~s ~se I, Fin~ pl~t
A~
of
fi~
pl~t
of ~se I of ~ ~r~ ~ppr~.
1. ~ of fi~ ~emt for the eye.ore Street ~i~e ~ifie&-
~iom. Fi~ p~emt for t~e ~ore ~reet ~i~ge ~ific~tion in
t~ ~t of ~6,0~.3~ to Aah~ Contr~cti~ Co,
3. Z-15~, ~im is the p~iti~ of Mr. Germs Heni~ repres~ting Fols~
~vestm~s, ~., r~uest~ ~ c~ of zoni~ ~ single f~ily (SF-iO) to
the Pi~ ~el~t (~) c~al~amtion for t~-f~ily ~ multi-f~ily
use. ~e ~cel t~s ep~mate~ 19.8 ~res ~ ia loc~te~ ~ong the
siae of ~e ~ive ~t~ ~mt~ Center ~ the Go~ ~it~ Vill~e.
(~ia it~ ~ ~&~l~ ~ the 0i%y Co.oil for 90 d~s et the ~lic he~i~
hel~ on S~ 15, 1981,) ~r o~me~ the
W~e Miller, Fols~ Imveatm~ta Atto~, su~itt~ ~ revise~ p~ for t~
~re~e ~ich he ~l~ t~t ~e~ity ~as r~ed to 12.7 ~lts per ~re ~
~ao we r~ e~ts ~ ~0 ~i~s to 232 ~its. Miller ~viae~
~lea RiPens, the s~oEe~ ~r the ~ope~y o~ers, of the ~e~, aai6
· ques~i~re i~ic~te~ ~t ~ ~ority of the residents o~se ch~n~e ~
present ai~le f~ilF, t~h s~e ~ul~ compr~ise. ~e c~ce~m ~e:
control, ~r~fic, ~e~ ~eterior~tion ~d ~ecline of o~ ~ope~y v~uas.
~e ~or'c~l~ · r~esz for ~e o~s to c~ucus. Followi~ the 1~ minute
recess, ~iley ~iom, T~li~erro secon~ to ~ss the ordin~e t~t h~s been
~ende~, ~ roll a~l '~te G~I~ "~e", T~i~ferro "~e", Chew "~e", ~for~
"no", Ri~eap~ger "mo", ~ena "no", ~d St~ "no". Motion fail~
A. Z-1~92. ~is ia the ~ition of ~. Don Pi~ representing the
S. Mlll~ C~y req~eati~ ~ ~en~ent to Pl~n~ Develo~ent (~-6).
~m ~iom of ~6 ia ~ao ~o~ ~ To. ship II aha begins
~00 f~% a~at o~ ~Re ~teraection of Color~o ~ev~d ~4 S~
J~imto ~e~. ~e ~en~emt ~d p~it the follo~i~ 1~ uses
~ ~ tr~ tot~li~ ~x~te~ 89.b ~cres:
Si~e f~i~ (t~ic~ 80' x 120' lot), ~rox~ate~
~plex (~ic~ 80 x 120' lot), &~roximmtely 1~,~
c. ~ti-f~ (20 ~its ~r ~re), approx~tel7 18.5
~re~belt, epp~i~tel~ 7 acres.
~e M~r o~m~ the p~%lie he~i~. Ju~ H~per, Spoke~ for re-
si~ta of To~s~ip II, .t~te~ t~t realaents of To. ship II sup~ Don
Pi~'s ~tition. ~. Pi~ is I re~esent&tive of Henry S, Miller Co.
Pi--W aai~ they ~ me~ ~th T~ship II ~d Hopkins Hills residents
c~tin~17. ~e ~d~ ~t his fi~ h~s proposed ~option of ~ pl~
~ ~14 cae ~f of 0olor~o Bi~. to its co~ection.
it ~ ~i=te~ o~ t~t t~e Denton Fire Dep~tmen~ ~ concerned ~bout
rea~e t~e In c~e o~ fire in either su~iviaion. He&ring was
G~le~ ~tion, 0~ aec~ to re~ain ~cesa to Color~o Blvd. Motion
B. S-159. This is the petition of Mr. Lewis C. Tucker requesting ·
specific use permit for a seafood restaurant and market (Bay City
Seafood) without drive-in sex~ice at 1835 N. Locust. The property
is mOre pe~ticularly described as part of lots 1~ amd 1~, Wheeler
A~di~ion and is located along the west side of North Locust beginning
approximately 100 feet south of the University Driv~ - N. Locust
intersection. (The Planning and Zoning Commission recommends approval. )
Adoption of an Ordinance gra~ting · specific use permit for a seafood
restaurant and market (Bay City Seafood) without drive-in service
at 1835 N. Locust. The following Ordinance was prezente~:
No. 81-108
AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A SPECiFIC USE PEN~IT AND AMENDING THE ZONING
MAP OF TEE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, AS SAME WAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX
TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF TH~ Ci~Y OF D~0N, TF~AS, BY ORDINANCE
NO. 69-1, A~D AS SAID MAP APPLIES T0 PART OF LO~S 14 AND 1~, W~LEM
ADDITION A~D ~2~0WN AS 1835 NORT}{ LOCUST; AND DE~LARi'~G AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
~ephens motion, Chew second that the Ordinance be pamsed. On roll call vote
Gailey "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesperger
"aye", Chew "aye", and Mayor "aye". Motion carried uaauimoualy.
~. The Council considered adoption of an Ordinance improving retirement bene-
fits to current and former City employees eligible under the Texas ~(unicipal
Retirement 8yet~. The following Ordinance was presented:
NO. 81-109
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AND ALLOWING, UNDER i'R~ ACT GOVERNING THE
TEXAS MUNICIPAL RETIREMENT SYST~4, "UPDA'2~u SERVI~E CREDITS" IN SAID
SYST~4 FOR SERVICE PE~FOBMED BY QUALIFYING M~MBERS OF ~UCH SY~T~ IN
T~ ~i:LOYMEIIT OF ~,'aE CITY OF DENT~; PROVIDING FOR INCREASED PRIOR
AND CURRENT SERVICE ANNUITIES FOR RETZP~EE~ AND BENEFTCIARI~S OF DE-
CEASED RETIREES OF THE CITY; AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE FOR
SUCH ACTIONS.
Taliaferro motion, Riddlesperger second that the 0rd~nance be passed. On
roll c~ll vote Galley "aye", Chew "aye", Alford "aye", Taliaferro "aye",
Riddlesperger "aye", Stephens "aye", and Mayor "aye". Motion carried
u~an~ously.
B. The Council considered approval of an Ordinance establishing pro rata
billing. The follow-lng Ordinance was presented:
NO. 81-110
AN O~DINANCE AMENDl'N13 SECTION 25-6 OF CHA~i.~ 25 OF THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES OF TEE CITY OF D~TON, TEXA~, BY ADDING PARAGRAPN (h)
RELATING TO PRO RATA BILLINGS FOR UTILITY CONZ%%~ION AND BY ADDING
PARAGBAPH (i) RELATING TO PRORATION OF MONTHLY CUSTOMER FACILITY
CFA.RGES AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Stephens motion, Galley second that the Ordinance be passed. On roll call vote
Gailey "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye", Chew "aye",
Ri(~dlesperger "aye", and Mayor "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
6. Resolutions:
A. The Council considered adoption of a resolution authorizing submission
of an application to Texas Criminal Justice Division requesting a
Crime Prevention Program. The following Resolution was presented:
Resolution
W~E~EAS, it is necessary for the City of Denton to authorize sub-
mission of an application to the Texas Criminal Justice Division
requesting a Crime Prevention Program; and
WHEREAS, Senate Bill 127 was passed to enable the Criminal Justice
Division to administer on · statewide level criminal Justice programs;
and
WHEREAS, the City of Denton is eligible to receive such funds and
is desirous to promote the public safety and well-being of its City
December 15, 1981
WI~gAS, the City of Denton aesires to reduce the c~ime rate; NOW, ~77
B~ IT RESOLVED BY ~EE 0ITY C(X~CIL OF THE OITY OF D~, T~:
~t %~ Oit7 C~eil of the Oity of Denton, Text, certifies t~t the City
ts eligi~e to r~ei~ t~se ~s ~d h~ ~uthorized t~ st~f %o submit much
~licmt~m to ~e T~ ~r~ Justice Division.
~I~ II.
~e City Co,ail ~h~izea ~ ~ir~ts the City M~er to represent ~d
~t for t~ Cit~ of Denton in ~e~i~ ~th the Crimin~ Justice Division for the
p~se of this ~.
~o i~ic~te t~e City's ~esire to ~icip~te in this ~r~, a copy of this
Resoluti~ ~11 be ~o~e~ to the T~ Ordinal Justice Division ~ the
No~h Ce~ Te~s C~il of ~r~ents.
p~ ~ ~ t~s t~e 15%~ ~ of Dee~ber, 1981.
C~Y ~ D~, ~S
~OOKS ~OLT, CITY
CITY OF DE~T0~, TEXAS
~ ~ TO ~AL ~:
~ford motion, ~1~ sec~ t~t the Re~olu~ion be ~ssed. On roll c~l vote
G~ley "~e", T~i~e~o "~e", 5tepBens "~e", Alford "~e", Riddles~rger "~e'',
~ "~e", ~ ~or "~e". ~tion e~ied ~ously.
B. ~e C~il co~idered ~o~i~
application to the Te~s ~ln~ J~ti~e Division request~ a N~otic ~force-
merit Unit. ~e foll~ Resolution ~ presented:
Resolution
~, It ia neceae~ f~ the City of Denton to aut~rize su~ission
c~ ~ ~plic~ti~ to ~he
~cotie ~f~c~t Unit;
~, ~ate Bill 127 ~ pessed to enable the Cr~in~ Justice Divi-
si~ to ~nister on a stmt~de level crtmin~ ~ustiee ~ogr~s;
~, the ~t~ of ~nt~ ia eligible to receive such ~a ~ is
~esir~a to ~ote %he ~Blic a~ety ~d well-bei~ of its CitF throb
the r~ucti~ of cr~e; ~
~, the City of Denton ~ a need to r~uce the uae of ~cotics
~d m~c~ic trafficki~; ~,
~ ~ ~LV~ BY ~ CITY C~CZL OF ~ CITY ~ D~T~, T~:
~t the City C~cil of the City of D~ton, Tex~s, ~e~ifies t~t the
City is el~ible to r~eive theme f~s ~ h~ authorized the st~f to
su~t much a~licmtion to t~ T~aa Crimim~ Justice ~vision.
~e Cit~ Oo~cil auth~i~e~ ~d directs the City N~er Co r~resent
~d ~t f~ the City of Denton in de~i~ with the Crimln~ Justice Division
for t~ p~ose of this
D~cember 15, 1981
SECTION III.
To imiic&te the City's desire to participate in this p~am, a copy
of this Resolution will be forwarded to the Texas Cr~inal ~uetice Division
a~ud the Morth Central Texas Council of Governments.
PA~SEDAND APPROVED this the 15th day of December,
'i'~CHARD 0. 8'i"E'WA2~, MAYOR
CITY O~ DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
2~0OK~ HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF D~ITON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL ~ORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY O~ DENTON, TEXAS
S~ephens motion, ~%lford second that the Resolution be passed. On roll call
v~te. G~ley "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford" "
aye , Riddlesperger
"aye", Chew "aye", and Mayor "aye". Motion c~rried unanimously.
C. The Council considered adoption of a resolution authorizing the Mayor to
execute on behalf of the City of Denton, Texas au Apportionment Agreement ~y
a~d ~etween the City of Denton and the City of Argyle releasing a portion of
Denton's extraterritorial Jurisdiction area. The following resolution was
presented:
Resolut ion
~E IT RESOLVED BY T~E CITY COUNCIL OF ~ CITY OF D~TON, TEXAS:
WNEREAS, the Mayor of the City of Denton, Texas ia hotels; authorized
to execute on behalf of the City of Denton, Texas an Appor~iomment A~reement
by am~ between the City of Denton and the City of Argyle, a copy being
attached hereto and made & part hereof for all purposes.
PAS~ED AND APPROVED this the 15th day of December, 1981.
R~CFARD O. ET~tT, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
A'P~-~T:
~00KH HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAD FOR~:
¢. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CI"i'Y OF DENTON, TEXAS
Ri~dlesperger motion, Alford second that the Resolution be p~ssed. On roll c~ll
vote Galley "no", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Alford
"aye", Chew "a~e", Mayor "no". Motion carrie4 5 to 2.
D. The Council considered approval of a resolution for the condemnation of pro-
perry for the requested Hickory Creek Outfall Sewer Line. The following resolu-
tion wa~ presented:
Resolution
W~EREA~, the City Council of the City of Denton, Texu hms heretofore
determined the necessity for an ordered the a~uisition by the City of Demton
of the hereinafter described right, title and interest in the land hereinafter
described; and
December 1~, 1981
~E~EAS, the Cit~ of Dentou Ms Been un&~le to ~ee ~d c~ot ~ee
~th t~e o~er ~n the v~e of the here~er ~escrib~ right ~ ~itle
int~ea$ i~ t~ herei~er ~eacrib~ 1~ ait~t~ in the City of Denton
~ IT ~L~ BY ~ C~ C~CIL 0F T~ CITY OF D~N, ~:
~e City O~oil hirsh7 fin~s ~d dete~ines t~t it iz necess~y to
~ulre t~ here~er aeauri~ rig. s, title ~ interest in the herein-
~ ~escri~ 1~, ~ t~t it ia necess~ t~t it ~thorize pr~eedi~
in ~nent D~ to ~q~re t~ rights, title, ~ interest in the herein-
t~er ~es~ri~ prope~y.
~I~ II.
~e City A~to~ey of the 0ity of Denton, Text, is here~ &uthoriz~ ~d
a~t~ to ~ri~ co~&tion ~e~ing to obtain ~ ~1 p~se utility
e~ent in, o~r, ~ ~er ~he follo~ trot of l~d sit.tea in ~nton
Co~t~, ~:
~i~ ~ tr&ct of 1~ sit~ in the E, ~c~ski 8~vey, Abstract 996,
D~ton Co~t~, Tex~ ~ r~or~ in Vol~e ~83, P~e 670, De~ Records
~d e~t c~sai~ this ~ope~y, c~prising t~ ~s, ~s he~in desig-
n&t~ ~ ~escrib~, incl~ (1) · pe~en~ e~ent 20 feet in ~dth, for
const~c~ion, or r~onat~ction o~ ~ilitiea ~d ~p~ten~ces, ~a for perp~-
~ ~nttini~ ~ ~1 ~ae utility e&s~ent, ~d (2) ~ ~ditio~] ~et
~ent to the ~ent e~ent hO fas% in ~iath, to be us~ for initi~
const~%ion:
~G &t t ~int in sou~st l~e of the ~or~ti~ed trot of
a~ ~ln~ bei~ in the ~heast line of I-~SE Semite Ro~, sa~d ~int
~i~ south ~ 42' ]6" ~st ~ ~iat~ce of 1~.9~ feet fr~ the nort~est
corner of s~ trot;
~CE south 89°07' e~st a ~st~ce of 357.~7 feet ~o ~ ~int in the
line of sti~ t~ ~ in the south line of ~ie ~&e Street, s~d point
bei~ south 01~02'1~'' e&st · ~ist~ce of 26.82 feet ~ the no~he~t corner
of s~ tr~t~
~ ~i~i~ to the 20 fo~ ~ent e~ent as aescrib~ shove, ~ initi~
c~st~tion e~nt 40 f~ in ~dth is to be ~ish~. ~ls ets~eut will
~ ~t ~ ~lel to ~ ~ent easement ~ ~11 lie on the south
si~e of s&i~ pe~ent e~ent. Construction e~s~ent to be use~ for initi~
const~ction
for the ~ose of ~s~cti~, reconst~c~ing, ~d ~etu~ly m~intaining
~ ~1 ~ae utilit~ e~s~e~t in~ on, ~d ~der s~ia prope~y.
~ia Resolution s~ll bec~e effective ~ ~d ~er its ~&te of passes.
P~ ~ ~0~ this the l~th a~ of Dec~ber, 1981.
CITY OF DE~TON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
oorm
CITY OF DE~TON, TEXAS
C. J. TA~ ~.~ CI~ A~
CITY 0F
December 1~, 1981
Ri~lesperge~ motion, Ta.li&ferro second t~ the ~esolutio~ ~ ~8sed. ~ ~11
7. ~b ~elson ~vised t~t the ~ rec~s the
· ~in~ ~e~ the ~il~i~ set b~k line. If it ~ ~eair~ t~% the ~itc~ ~e
l~at~ ~er 5~k, the CitF ~ ~ o~-h~f of t~t c~s%. (~e to t~e
~1~ ~th the eas~ent bei~ on ~ neigh~r'a pr~ty, it ~ be ~ro~i~te
~o eonsid~ r~l~at~ t~ ~tch to the co~er of the Joe Skilea P~E).
~e ~ff rec~e~s ~ ~he r~ini~ t~ s~tohes be imst~le4 eit~er ~t the
op~ioa of t~ resident om yhose ~ope~y ~t ~tch ~ ~e l~mted. T~e ~f
rec~d~ t~t the ~iati~ fo~ ~tc~es be ~1o~ to r~m in %~ir present
l~tio~ ~ they ~ve for sever~
T~i~e~o motion, Che~ s~ond to move City electrie~ s~tchi~ e~ui~ent
8. ~e ~cil consi~ ~exation c~se Z-1511 ~ioh
~ O~Der 8, 1981.
~ti~n Galley, se~on~ ~i~ro to continue ~ex~ti~ ~e~i~a. Mo~ion
c~ri~ ~ to 3 with Stephens, ~for~, ~
9. ~e foll~ ~i~ce ~
~0. 81-111
C~ ~ D~, ~, BY O~IN~CE NO. 6~1~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~L~
TO ~P~LY 59.1 AC~S OF ~, MO~ OR ~8S, ~ 8~ ~I~
~V~, ~S~T NO. 169~, SI~AT~ IN ~ CITY OF D~, D~N
C~Y, ~, ~ M~E P~I~LY D~I~ ~; ~ D~I~
~ ~T~ DATE.
~1~ ~ion, ~ew 8ee~ to retain ~ceso
~he ~din~ce. ~ ~ c~l vote O~l~ "~e", ~ew "~e", Ri~ea~rger
IOLT, C'.
C~ ~ D~N,
CITY COUNCIL
January 5, 1982
$8!
Regular meeti~ of the City Co. oil on ~esd~, J~y 5, 1982, mt 7:00 P.N.
in the Co.ell C~b~rs of the ~iel~
P~S~: ~ ~t, N~ Pro Tern Stephens, Co.oil Nembers T~tafe~o,
G~il~, ~fo~, Rl~les~rgmr, ~d ~ City ~er, Cit~ Atto~,
~d City gecr~y,
~8~: n~e
1. Approv~ of the ~nutes of the Re~l~ Me~ing o~ Dec~ber 1, 1981;
Special C~led Me~i~ of Dee~Ber 8, 1~81, ~d the Re~l~ Meeting of Dec.her
~tephena m~ti~, ~ seeon~ to approve the minutes of Dec.her 1, 1981; Dec~ber
8, 1~1 ~d Dec~ 15, 1981, ~th ~en~ent to Dec~ber 8th ~enda.
2. Consent ~da:
~e ~or r~ue~t~ t~t 2.A-1 be r~ov~ for discussion. ~ Shaw ~vis~ that
vehicles ~re p~e~aed for v~i~s Dep~tment~ with differ~t needm. T~iaferro
motion, ~ford s~ond to ap~o~ the Consent ~enda. Notion c~r~ed ~imously.
A.1 ~i~ferro motif, ~ew mecond to ap~e ~.1 Bid ~896B, Sodas,
~lice S~s ~d statics w~onz mt total bid price of ~126,6B5.45,
FOB Denton.
A.2 Bid ~8964 - ~ucka, pie~ps ~d v~a. ~tems ~1 thro~h ~7 aw~ded to
Bill ~ter Ford ~d ~t~ ~6 aw~ded to Chester Norris ~mler Pl~outh.
A.~ Bid ~8965 - ~ucks, ~a~ie Derrick ~d Aeri~ Bucket. Bid awarded
~ foll~a: It~ ~1 ~ey ~nternation~ at tot~ nrice of ~55,958.
Zt~ ~2 to Utility Equi~ent at ~52,9~1.B4. It~ ~B ~t bydra~ic
A.4 Bid ~8~72 - Streetlight~. Co~cil aw~ded the bid to low bidder,
C~na Suppl, in the ~t of ~1h,165.60 FOB Denton.
B.1 Fin~ P~enta:
Consider ~in~ P~ent om Ai~or~ Water L~ne to Dickerson Const~tion
Co~y. O~cil ~p~ved fin~ p~ent of ~78,837.10 to Dickermon Con-
at~i~ Co.
3. Ordi~eea:
A. ~o~ion of ~ ~din~ce ~uating ~ne St~ Gas C~p~y rates.
Bill ~cN~. Director of Fin~ee ~vised as foll~s: ~ne 9t~ Gas pro.sod
a continuing one-step e~erelal ~d residential rate struct~e with a eusto-
m~ c~ge ~d · s,~er/winter differmnti~. Approv~ is rec~ended.
A ret~n to ~n e~uity of lh.7% is rec~ended. ~ne St~ propoaed 17%.
~e ~ro~iate rate of ret~n on the adjusted v~ue rate b~e is 8.06~.
~ne ~ requested
~ne 8t~ ~ propozed ~ ~Justed v~ue rate b~e of $5,486,14~. Appro~l
ia rec~end~.
Lone ~ Gam has ~opomed eatablishi~ the City's base gate rate for calcula-
tion of the g~ comt ~ustment at 2,h624~ per Mol. Ap~ov~ is rec~ended,
~N~ added t~t increase for residential ~d co~erci~ is 10.4%, ~d ~ne
St~'s net i~ is mp~ov~ in the ~o~t of
Mr. Bill ~o~in, loc~ ~er of ~ne ~ Gas, ~s~er~ question
the Co.oil. ~e fello~ ~din~ee ~s presented:
NO. 82-01
~ ORDZN~ ~IX~G ~ D~NG T~ G~L 8~VICE ~TE TO BE C~ED
~S ~ NA~ GA6 TO RES~Z~, ~ C~RC~ CONS~S ~N T~ CYTY OF
D~ON, D~ON C~, ~; PROV~ING ~OR THE ~ ZN ~ICH ~CH ~TE NAY
BE ~, ~'~, ~ ~ PR~IDING FOR 9~CH~E; ~D PROVID~G
A SC~ OF ~VICE ~GE~.
January 5, 1982
Galley "aye", Taila~erro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "e~re" Riddlesperger "aye",
Chew "aye", end Mayor "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
~. Resolutions:
A. The Council considered adoption of a Resolution for a Pipeline License
between the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company and the City
of Denton dated December 2, 1981.
Resolution
BE IT RESOLVED BY TBE CITY COUNCIL OP THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
The Mayor is hereby authorized and directed to execute on behalf of
the City of Denton, Texas, · Pipe Line License Agreement dated December h,
1981, between the City of Denton and the Atchison, Topeka & Santa ~e Railway
Cc~apany relating to the construction and maintenance of one pipe line seven-
teen point three (17.3) feet in length and seventeen point forty (17.40)
inches in diameter, ·cross or along the right of way of Licensor at or near
the station of Minchin, Denton County, Texas, being Print No. X-6179.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 5th dam of January, 1982.
RICHARD O. Wx'~.WA~T, MAYOR
CITY OF DEN~,'0N, TEXAS
ATTEST:
BItOOK~ HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON,
Stephens motion, Chew second that the Resolution be passed. On roll call vote
Galley "aye", Alford "aye", Talie-*erro "aye", Stephens "aye", Chew "aye"
Riddlesperger "aye", and Mayor "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
B. The Council considered adoption of a Resolution for · Pipeline License
between the ~{issouri-Kamsas-Texas Railroad Company and the City of Denton
dated January 1, 1982.
Resolut ion
BE IT RESOLVED BY TEE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
The Mayor is hereby authorized and directed to execute on behalf of the
City of Denton, Texas, a Pipe Line License Agreement dated January 1, 1982,
between the City of Denton and the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Company
relating to the construction and maintenance of one pipe line twenty (20")
inches in diameter.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 5th day of January, 1982.
RICHARD O. STEWART, MAYOR
Cl-~ OF DENTON, TEXAS
A'I'~'EST:
B~OOKS HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
January 5, 1982
stephens motion, Chew second that the Resolution be passed. On roll call vote
Galley "aye", Rid~-lesperger "aye", Alford "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye",
Chew "aye", and Ma~or "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
5. Consideration of a Plazming sad Community Development staff request relative
to policy revisions for the Land Use Plan/Development Guide.
Jeff Meyer briefed the Council, stating that the City Development guide should
contain some policy cha~ges. Ee added that denial of a Zoning change requested
by Folsom Investments could require clarification, additions or deletions to the
guide, since the Folsom plan met all criteria.
Mayor ~tews~t said the Council does not have to blindly accept P and Z recommenda-
tions. He added that outside developers are t~pic~l in coming here and doing what
they want.
Stephens stated that the Council might be setting a precedent in going beck to
Pand Z.
Gailey - Mr. Folsom put out a lot of effort and met criteria.
A!ford - M~ybe some terminology might bm changed.
Stephens motion, Chew second to deny the request of Community Development but re-
quested Meyer to su~,,~t clarifications in mu annual review of the guide later.
Motion carried unanimously.
6. The Council considered apDroval of the purch&ss of software for the Electrical
System's Supervisory Control and Data Ac~uleition System. (The Public Utility
Board recommends approval. )
Bob Nelson advised that the City of Denton presently has a Howler% Packard computer
at the Spencer Power Plant which is used to monitor and control the City's genera-
tion, transmission, substation, and distribution system. The SCDA system is com-
posed of a central computer and seven remote stations.
The existing SCDA equipment was purchased in 1975. The Hewlett Packard service
~rganization has advised the City that they will not extend the service maintenance
contract beyond 1982 due to the age of the equipment. The total cost for the
entire package is $101,0~5.
stephens motion, Taliaferro second to approve purchase of software for the Electri-
cal System. Motion carried unanimously.
7. Approval of the request of R. W. Crownover for Sewer Service Outside the City
Lfmlts. (The Public Utility Board recommends approval. )
Nelson advised that this property is on a private roe~ north of Ryan Road and west
of Monticito Dml-Sur sul~livision. The PUB at their Dec. 16, 1981 meeting rec~nmend-
ed approval to the Council, providing Dr. Crownover meets city requirements.
Galley moticm, Alford second to approve the request of Dr. Crow~over for sewer
service outside the city limits. Motion carried unanimously.
8. Authorization for Black and Veatch to prepare ~nd submit License Application
Documents for Lewi~ville and Ray Roberts Eydroelectric Units. (The Public V3ttlity
Board rec~ends approval. )
Bob Nelson, Director of Utilities, reviewed briefly the results and recommendations
of the Feasibility ~udy of the Lewisville and Ray Roberts Hydroelectric Project
that had been presented to the Council and Utility Board at their Joint meeting
of Norther 2~, 1981. Nelson reported that the Public Utilities Board had reviewed
estimated costs of various energy alternatives for the mid to late 1980's and,
subsequently, recommended to the City Council to authorize Black and Veatoh to
proceed wish develo~ent of licensing documents for the two DroJscts at a cost not
to e~ceed $68,600.
Motion by Stephens, second by Chew to approve ~uthorization to Bleak and Veatch for
such work at a cost not to exceed $68,600. Seven ayes, no nayes. Motion carried
unanimously.
at~ '~8:3j~P.M. No4%ffici~ tion
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
BROOKS HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
CITY COUNCIL
The Council convened into a work session at 5:00 P.M. in the Civil Defense room.
Following the work session, the Council convened into an Executive Session to
discuss Legal Matters, Re~l Estate, Personnel and Board Appointments. No official
a~tion w~s taken.
The Council then convened into a Special Called Meeting at 7:00 P'.M. in the Council
PRESENT: Ma~or Pro Tern Stephens, Council Me~bers Ga~tley, T~liaferro, Alford,
Riddlesperger, and Ohe~, Cit~ Manager, City Secreta.~y, end City
Attorney.
A~SENT: M~yor Stewart
Ma~or Pro Tern Stephens took the ch~ir and requested that Roland Vela, Denton Board
Member of T~fPA, ma~ke a report.
Vela gave the following report:
1. The trip for bonds was successful.
2. This is a $300,000,000 bond p~cka~e.
3. Will sell 10% of b~nds for time Being.
Probably sell later for lo,er rates.
5. Board received accounting report.
6. There was ~o ~rea for failure of management.
7. There is a change in General Managers office.
8. Yt appears that plant is 82% completed.
9. Bill Elkins, Chairmam of the Board, visited 12 other plants a~d reported
that ~PA has Better record than other plants under construction.
1. (~din~nc es:
A. The Council considered ~doption of ~n ordinance a~nexing a tre~t of
totaling approximately 1349.75 a~res located south of l~ighw~y 380
west of Interstate BS.
Galley motion, Taliaferro second that the ordinance be passed. On roll call vote
Galley "aye", Taliaferro "e~ve", Stephens "no", Alford "a~ve", RJddlesperger "no",
and Chew "aye". Four ~yes and two n~yes. Motion failed since 6 aye votes were
required for ~doption.
B. The Council considered ~cloption off tn ordinance a~nexing a p~rcel of la~d
approximately .28 a~res in size located behind ~09 Fort Worth Drive.
(Z-151~) The following Ordinance ~as presented:
NO. 82-02
A~ ORDINANCE AI~XZNG A T~ACT OF LAND CO~T~JOUS A~D ADJAOE~T TO TKE CITY OF
DERTON, ~EY, A~; BEING ALL THAT LOT, ~AOT OR PARCEL OF LAND CONS~STIN~ OF
APPI~OXIMAT~Ly 0.28 AC~E~ OF LAND LY!~ AND REI~ Si~ffJAT~ IN T~E COUNTY OF
DENTON, STATE OF TEXAS AND BEING ZN T~[E B.B.B. & C.R.R. CC~PAR¥ SURVEY,
NO. 1~6, DE~T~I~ COUNTY, TEXAS; CLAS.~YFYING THE SA~E AS AGRICULTURAL "A" D~STR~CT
PROPERTY; AND DECLARIN~ AN EFFECTIVE DA~E.
Alford motion, Chew second that the Ordinance he passed. On roll call vote Galley
"a~ve", Tali&ferro "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesperger "a~e", Chew "aye", and Stephens
"aye". Motion carried unanimously.
C. The Council considered adoption of ~n Ordinance ~nnexing a parcel of land
~pprox~_tely 8.~ ~cres in size located immediately north of Spencer Road
~n~ approximately 500 feet west of Bridges Street. (Z-i~ld) The following
Orinde~ce was presented:
NO. 82-0B
AN Ot~DYNANCE ANNEXYNG A TRACT OF LAND CONT~GUOUS A~D ADJACENT TO T~ CITY OF
DENTON, TEXAS; BE~G ALL THAT LOT, TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND CONSIStinG OF
APPROXIMATELY 8. B ACRES OF LAND LYrNG AND BEING SYTUATED ~ TBE ¢OU~PY C~
DE~, STATE OF TEXAS A~D BEYNG ~N THE M.E.P. & P.R.R. C0~ANY SURVEY, AB~fRA~
NO. ~27, DEI~20N COUNTY, TEXAS; CLAS~TFYING TH~ ~ME AS ~R~CULT~RAL "A" DISTRICT
PROPERTY; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTi~/E DATE.
Stephens motion~ Taliaferro second that the Ordinance be passed. On roll call vote
5ailey "aye", T~liaferro "aye", Stephens "a~v~", Alford "aye", Rlddlesperger "aye"
and Chew "a~Ve". Motion carried unanimously.
Jmu~ry 12, 1982
D. The Council considered adoption of an Ordinance annexing a tract of lan~85
tot~lin~ approximately ~01.9~ acres of land located east of Interstate
35, west of property owned by Texas Instruments, Inc., with & northern
bca~ndary p~rmllel with and 500 feet north of Highway 77. (Z-1520) The
following Ordinance wa," presented:
No. 82-o4
AN 0RDi~ANCE A~s~XING A TRACT OF LAND CONTIGUOUS AND ADJACENT TO TEE CITY OF
D~T0tq, TEXA~; BEING ALL TEAT LOT, T~ACT OR PARCEL OF LAND CONSISTING OF
APPROXIMATELY ~01.93 ACREB OF LAND LYING AND BEING SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF
DENTON, BTAT~ O~e TE~AS AND BEING IN TH~ NATHAN WADE S~RlmEY, ABSTRACT NO. 1~07,
A. W~I~E S~RVEY, ABSTRACT NO. 1206, AND TEE J. COLLARD S~RVEY, ABSTRACT NO.
297, D~TON C0t~TY, TEXA~; CLA~5ZFYING THE SANE AS AGRICULTURAL "A" DISTRICT
PROPE~F~T~ AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Riddlesperger motion, A~ford second that the Ordinance be passed. On roll call
vote Gailey "a~ve", T~liaferro "aye", A~ford "aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "a~e",
and Stephens "aye". Motion ca, tied u~animously.
E. The Cotmcil considered a~tion of an Ordinance annexing a tract of land
t*taling ,pproximmtely 5~6.49 acres located west of North Locust Street
and e&at of property- owned by Texas Instruments, Inc. (Z-1519) The
following 0rdi~ance was presented:
NO. 8S-0
AN 0~DINANCE A~NEXING A TRA~T OF LA~D CONTIGUOUS AUD ADJACEI~ TO THE CITY OF
D~'~t)N, TE~A~; REING ALL TNA~ LOT, TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND CONSISTING 0F
APPROXI~ATELY 536.49 ACRE~ 0~ ~ LYING AND BEING 81~ffJA'£ED IN THE C0~TY OF
DI~TON, ~TATE OF TEXAS A~D w~.IN~ 1~ THE T. TOBY SURVEY, ABSTRACT NO. 1288, AND
TBE B.B.B. & O.R,R. C(~PANY SURVEY, AB~THACT NO. 186, DENTON COUNTY, TEXAS;
CLAS$~FYIN~ TEE SAME AS AGBI~'JLTURAL "A" DISTRICT i~OPENTY; AND DECLARING AN
EFFECTI~f~ DATE.
Taliaferro m~tion, Chew second that the Ordinance be passed. On roll call vote
Gailey "aye", Taliaferro "e~ve", Alford "a~ve", Riddleeperger "aye", Chew "aye",
and Stephens "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
F. The Council considered adoption of an Ordinance annexing a tract consist-
ing of approximately 470.7 acres of land located between Sherman Drive
and Highway 380. (Z-1512) The following Ordinance was presented:
NO. 82-06
AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING A TRA~T OF LAND CONTIGUOUS AND ADJACENT TO THE CITY OF
DENTON, TEXAB; BEING ALL THAT LOT, TRACT OR PAROEL OF LAND CONSI~TING OF
APPROXIMATELY 470.7 AC~E~ OF LA~D LYING AND BEING SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF
DENTON, ~TATE OF TEXA~ AND BEING IN TNE $. W~LLIAMS ~U~V~Y, ABSTRACT NO.
1279, D. CULP ~JRV~Y, ABSTRACT NO. 287, J. COLTART SURVEY, ABSTRACT NO. 288,
AND T,~ S. MCCRACE~N ~JI~gEY, AB~M~ACT NO. 817, DENTON COUNTY, TEAAS; CLASSI-
FYING T~ SAME AS AGRICULUJI~ff~ "A" DI~THICT PROPERTY; AND DECLARING AN
Alford motion, ~iddlesperger second that the Ordinance be pressed. On roll call
vote Galley "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye",
and ~tephena "a~e". Motion carrie~ u~animously.
G. The Council considered mdoption of an Ordinance annexing a tract of land
consisting of approximately 201.5 acres located between Sherman Drive and
North Locust Street. (Z-1518) The following Ordinance was presented:
NO. 82-07
AN ORDINANCE ANI~XING A TRA~T OF LAND CONTIGUOUS AND ADJACENT TO THE CITY OF
DENTON, TEXAS; BEING ALL THAT LOT, TRACT OR PAROEL OF LAND CONSISTYNG OF
APPROXIMATELY 201.5 ACRES OF LAND LYING AND BEING SITUATED IN TEE COUNTY OF
DENTON, STATE OF TEXA~ AND ~ING IN TNE V. E. GAILOR SURVEY, ABS~fRAOT NO. 452
AND TEE S. ~CCRACXEN ~J~VE¥, ABSTRACT NO. 817, DENTON COUNTY, TEXAS; CLASSI-
FYING T~E ~ AS AGRACULTU~AL "A" DISTRICT PROP~TY; AND DECLARING AN EFFECT-
Taliaferro motion, Chew second that the Ordinance be passed. On roll call vote
Galley "~e", Taliaferro "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye",
and Etephems "aye". Notic~ carried unanimously.
January 12, 1982
3~. Public Hearings:
A. Z-1522. The Council considered petition of Jesse Ooffey for zoning
amendment on 112.451 acres of land located west of Sherman Drive at Hartlee
Field and being approximately 2,000 feet north of Hercules. The zonin~
application is a request to amend the ordinance from Agricultural (A)
zoning to the following:
1. Single Family (7,000 square foot lots) on approximately 47.189 acres;
2. Planned Development Cluster Housing (with incidental recreation uses),
limited to a maximum of 10 units per mere, on approximately 50.398
aCres;
3. Planned Development Multi-Family, limited to a mmxim~ of 10 u~its per
mere, on approximately 6.817 acres~
4. General Retail on approximately ~.858 acres Itracts 6, 7, 8 and 9):
5. Planned Development General Retail on approximately 3.189 acres (tra~t
10). (The Planning and Zoning Co~,~ssion recommends approval. )
One spoke in favor, no opposition. The he,ring wac closed.
a. Adoption of an ordinance changing the zoning on 112.451 meres of land
land located west of 8herman Drive at Harttee Field and being approxi-
mately 4000 feet north of Hercules. (Z-1522) The following Ordinance
wac presented:
~'o, 82-o8
AN ORDINANCE AM]ENDING THE ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAs AS
WAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF
TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1, AND AS SAID MAP APPLIES TO 112.451 AC~ES OF
LAND, MORE OR LESS; AND DECLARING AN ~'~'ECTIVE DATE.
Galley motion, Alford second that the Ordinance be passed. On roll call vote
Galley "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Alford "aye", Stephens
and Chew "aye". Motion carried una~imously.
3. The Council considered receiving a petition from Golden Triangle Cce~unications
requesting an increase in Cable T.V. service rates.
Brandon Barnes, Manager of Golden Triangle, asked for increase as follows:
a. ~sic service of $7.50 per month be increased by $2.45 to $9.95 per
month.
b. Additional outlets and/or additional converters currently $2.00 be
increased to $3.00.
c. Installation rates of $15.00 be increased to $20.00 for basic services.
Installation for additional services remain the s~me.
d. Moving and reconnects of service currently $10.00 be increased to $15.00.
The City M~nagsr recammended referring the matter to CATV Board, with
re~o~m~endation to the Council.
Chew motion, Rlddlesperger second to receive petition ~nd refer to CATV Board.
Motion carried ur~nimously.
~. The Council considered ratification of City Mana6er's appointment of the City
Secretary to be effective February l, 1982. The Manager rec(~n~aended ratification of
appointment of Mrs. Charlotte Allen as City Secretary of the City of Denton, Texas,
effective February l, 1982.
Riddlesperger motion, ~/ford second to approve the appointment of Charlotte Allen
to become City Secretary on February l, 1982. Motion carried unanimously.
5. Authorization for the Mayor to attend the U. S. Conference of Mayors meeting
in Washington, D.C. on January 28 and 29, 1982.
Chew motion, Riddlesperger second to authorize the Mayor to attend the U. $. Confer-
once of Mayors meeting in Washington, D.C. on January 28 and 29, 1982. Motion carried
unanimously.
6. New Business:
This item provides a section in which to suggest new items of business for future
agendas.
1. Stephens suggested Advisory Committee for an improved street program.
Jmaumry 12, 1982
2. Asked for & report on the bird program.
~ROO~ HOLT, ~ITY ~'~Y '"
, CITY ~ D~TON, ~8
CITY COUNCIL
Work Session of the City Council on Tuesday, January 19, 1982, at 5:00
in the Civil Defense Room of the Municipal Building to discuss disposition of
Proceeds frc~ Post Office sale.
Following the Work Session, the Council convened into an Executive Session to
discuss Legal Matters, Real Estate, Personnel amd Board Appointments. No
official action w~s taken.
The Council then convened into the Regular Meeting in the Council Chambers at
7:00 P.M.
PRES~.,u M~vor Pro Tern Stephens, Council Members Galley, Taliaferro, Alford,
Riddlesperger, mnd Chew; City Manager, City Attorney and City Secretary
ABSENT: Mayor St eww.r t
~or Pro Tern Stephens took the chair.
1. The Council considered approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of
January 5, 1982.
Taliaferro motion, Galley second to approve the minutes of January 5, 1982.
Motion carried unanimously.
2. Consent Agenda:
Motion Galley, second Chew to approve the Consent Agenda. Motion carried
unanimously.
A. Bids & Purchase Orders:
1. Bid #897B - Paving Improvements on Colorado Blvd. Bid approved
to Marriott Brothers at $9,390.90.
2. Bid #8974 - Utility Zmprovements for Colorado Blx~. Bid approved
to Dickerson Construction Co. at $5,360.00.
3. Bid #8976 - Roller. Bid approved to Oooper Machinery at bid of
$6,0~5.00.
~. Bid #8977 - l~dlng Mowers. Bid approved Ite~ #1 amd #2 Watson
Distributing at $8,395.00 and #2, Toyota at $29,906.00.
5. Bid #8978 - Forklifts for Warehouse amd Machine Shop. Bid #1
approved to Briggs Weaver at $1~,951.00 and Item #2 to Strawn
Merchandise &~ $17,8~0.00, FOB Denton.
B. Plats:
1. Approval of the final replat of Wimble~on Village - Phase I.
Council approved final replat of Wimbleton Village Phase I.
2. Approval of the final replate of Windsong at the Village - Phase
V. Council approved final replat of Windsong at the Village
Phase V.
C. Final Pa,vments:
1. Approval of final payment to Joe Jeter for renovations to 32~ East
MeKinney. Council approved final payment to Joe Jeter for recon-
struction of building at B2~ East ~cKin~ey.
3. Public Hearings:
The Council considered approval of districting proposal for drawing new single
member districts. The hearing was opened.
Dr. John Bean of NTSU and Jeff ~eyer advised the Council that the County pre-
cinct changes would seriously impact the district plans. Revisions must he
made. Bean added that the new voting precinct lines out across old district
lines.
~e Keith ~aid Council s~o~D.d table the ~t~ ~tl p~inc~ l~n~
stabilize.
~h~s - It ~ght be t~t the City co~d ke~ bmsic lines mhd res~pe
districts as soon am ~ssible.
Bill ~gett - Keep ~iatrict ~mtions as near as ~asible ~d to main-
tain mi~ity stroh.
Rid~em~r~er ~tion, Galley a~omd to table the metier ~til m new
is c~plet~. ~e he~i~ w~
~. Appe~ce ~ Cliff R~i~ relative to a pro~sed construction proJ~t on
~oo~ro~ r~e ~
Mr. Redi~ seid he desires a bmildi~ pe~it for property on Woodr~ L~e, ~d
reQuest~ t~t the City wai~ ~ving reQ~r~ent on Woo~ v~e. Redi~ indi-
crated t~t he could not e~lmin his diffic~ties. Ne ~ded ~ain t~t his objec-
tive ~a to ~ive pav~ent requir~ents on Woo~ow ~e.
~e City ~er atat~ t~t reg~di~ the waiver of ~ving reQ~r~ent on Woodrow
~e, the~e ~e several ~t~tivea ~der the City's su~ivision r~es ~d re~-
lations reg~i~ the h~dli~ of ~hia Question. ~t, mgmin, these discussions
need to t~e pl~e in the conte~ of the revi~ of a specific su~ivision plat end
it ne~s to be t~ t~o~h the City's no~ review process; t~t is Staff review,
Pl~i~ ~d ~ni~ C~iasion, ~ then finely to the City Co~cil.
~e ~er ~ t~t he ~t~ to ass~e the m~bera of the City Co,oil that
it is his desire, ~d it is the desire of his Etaff,to be as cooperative ~d fair
az we c~ in ~e~i~ with develo~rs.
~e Co~cil will set a pr~ed~t on this street if the Co,oil approves Mr. Reding's
request, the M~er concl~ed. No ~tion w~s t~en.
5. ~din~es:
A. Ado~ion of ~ Oral--ce eontinui~ Data ~ocessing Advisory ~ard.
NO. 82-09
~ ~CE OF ~ C~ ~ D~ON, ~, ~TI~ A "DATA PR~E~SING ~VISO~
~" ~ P~V~ING F~ ~PO~ ~ ~SHIP; P~V~ING F~ PO~S A~
~IE~; ~OV~G A 8~ILI~ C~; ~ D~ING ~ ~F~TYVE DATE.
Rid~eaperger ~tion, Gailey second t~t the ~di~nce be ~ssed. On roll call
~te Gail~ "~e", T~iaf~ro "~e", ~ford "aye", Riddlesperger "~e", Chew "aye",
~nd Steph~a "~e". Motion c~ri~ ~usly.
B. ~option of the ~di~ee ,~vassing ret~ns of the late ho~s initiative
election on J~uary 16, 1982.
N0. 82-10
~ ~ C~A~G T~ ~ION R~NS OF A EPECI~ ALCOHOLIC B~GE
~ION ~ J~Y 16, 1~2; ~ DECkiNG ~ ~FE~IVE DATE.
T~iaferr* ~tion, Gailey second that the ~din~ce be ~zsed. On roll c~l vote
G~ley "~e", T~imferro "~e", ~ford "~e", Riddlesperger "~e", Chew "~e"
~d S~ephens "~e". Motion c~ri~ ~n~ously.
6. Res~ution~:
A. ~option of ~ resolution ~ cond~ation of .105h52 acres reQuemted for
t~ ~ieko~ Creek ~tf~l s~er line. - Ch~lie Roach
Resolution
W~, the City Co~cil of the City of Denton, Texas h~ heretofore de~er-
mined t~ n~eaai~y for ~d order~ the acquisition by the City of Denton of the
herein~er demcribed ri~t, ~itle ~d interest in the l~d hereina~er described;
~d
W~, the City of Denton hms been ~able to ~ree ~d c~not ~ree ~th the
o~er upon the ~ue of the ~erea~er described right, title ~d interest in the
herei~er described l~d sit,ted in the City of Denton, Denton Co~ty,
NOW,
January 19, 1982
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, ~EXAS:
.SECTION I.
The City Council hereby finds and determines that it is necessary to acquire
the hereinafter described rights, title and interest in the hereinafter described
land, and that it is necessary that it authorize proceeding in Eminent Domain to
a~Quire the rights, title, and interest in the hereinafter described property.
SEOTION II.
The City Attorney of the City of Denton, Texa~, ie hereby authorized and di-
rected to bring condemnation proceeding to obtain an all purpose utility easement
in, over, and under the following tract of land situated in Denton County, Texas:
w~ing a tract of land situated in the J. C. Ba~er Survey, Abstract No. 47 conveyed
to C~arley R. Roach, et ux by certain Deeds of Re~ord as shown in Volume ~29, Pa~e
32?, Deed Resords of Denton County, Texas.
Said easements crossing this property shall be in two parts, as herein designated
a~d described, including (1) & perma.uent easement for construction, reconstruction
and perpetually maintaining utilities and appurtenances thereto and (2) a temporary
easement during initial construction.
PA~T 1 - Fa~$~NENT EASEMENT
This easement shall be a strip of land twenty-five (25') feet in width along the
east side of and abutting the west property line of the sa.id Roach tract, same also
being the west line of the Baker Survey, Abstract ~7;
BEGINNING at an steel pin 527.62 feet northerly from the southwest corner of the
Ba~ker Survey;
THENCE northerly along the west property line a distance of 183.7~ feet to a steel
pin ms.rki~ the northwest corner of said Roach Tract and the terminus of this
ess ement;
PART 2 - TEMI~C~A~Y EAS~ENT
This easement shall be a strip of land 25 feet in width and 183.7~ feet in length
a~Jacent ct and east of the easement described in Part 1 above.
for the purpose of constructing, reconstructing, and perpetually maintaining mn all
purpose utility easement in, on, and under said property.
SEOTION III.
This Resolution shall become effective from amd after its date of passage.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 19th ~ay of January, 1982.
RICHARD O. STEWART'j MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
BROOKS EOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF D~NTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
Galley motion, Tmliaferro second that the Resolution be passed. On roll call vote
Galley "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Alfcrd "aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye",
Stephens "aye", and Mayor "aye". Motion carried ttuanimous!y.
B. Adoption of a resolution of condemnation of 1639 feet of land requested for
the Hickory Creek Outfall sewer line. - Marvin C. Btm-ch
Resolution
MHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Denton, Temas has heretofore deter-
mined the necessity for and ordered the acquisition by the City of Denton of the
hereinafter described right, title and interest in the land hereinafter described;
W~, the Oit2 of Denton ~e been ~ble to ~ree ~d c~ot ~ree ~th the
o~er u~z t~e ~Iue o~ the here~er ~eacribed right, title ~d interest in the
herei~er ~eacri~e~ ~ ait~e~ in the City of Denton, Denton Cowry,
NOW,
~ IT ~OLV~ BY ~ C~Y C~OIL ~ T~ CITY OF D~ON, T~B:
~I~ I.
~e C~y Co.mil hereby fiu~ ~d dete~i~es t~t it is neees~a~ to ~uire
t~e herei~er described ri~te, title ~d interest in the hereina~er ~eacribed
1~. ~ t~t It is necees~ t~t it ~u~horize proceedi~ in ~inent ~mein to
~re ~e ri~ta, title, ~ interest in the herei~er described property,
BE~ION II.
~e City Attorn~ of the City of ~nton, Texmm, is hereby authorized ~d directed
to bri~ cond~-tlon p~ceeding to ob~n ~ all p~ae utility eas~en~ in,
o~r, ~d ~r the foll~ tr~$ of l~d sit~ed in Denton cowry, Te~s:
S~d eas~nts crossi~ this p~y c~rising two ~ts, ~ herein deai~mted
~d descried, ~eludi~ (1) a ~ent e~ement twenty (20') feet in width for
con~tr~tion or ~conatr~tion ~ utilities ~d app~ten~ces, ~d for pe~et~ly
crescent, ~d (2) ~ ~aition~ ~ea a~aeen~
~int~
p~ae
to the ~ent eaa~t forty (~0') feet in width to be ~ed for initi~ con-
st~ction.
P~ i - P~ ~T WI~ ~~ DESCRIB~ ~ FOL~WS:
B~I~I~ a~ m ~int in the e~t line of the afor~entione~ tracts of l~d, s~d
~i~t bei~ ~ou~h 0~ 3~' ~" west a diet,ce of 52~.22 feet f~m the no~he~t
corner of the ~ird Tract, ~ai~ ~int being in the west right of w~ line of F.M.
H~ghw~
T~CE a~h ~ 30' wear a ~a~ce of 258.0 feet to a point;
~ north 38° 35' wes% a ~s%~ce of 699.7 feet to m point in the north line
of said ~ird Trot said ~int bei~ north 89 25' 30" west a dist~ce of 699.19
feet fr~ the no~he~% corner of ~ ~ird ~act.
P~T 2 - CO~TION ~.
In addition to the 20 foot pe~en~ ema~nt ~ described ~ove, ~ initi~ con-
str~tion e~t ~0 feet in ~dth ia to be ~rnished. ~is easement sh~l be
~]~ent ~ ~el to the pe~ent emse~t ~d sh~l be 20 feet in width on
e~h side of the ~ e~eut. ~e conat~ction e~s~ent to be ~ed for
initi~ conat~ction only.
for the ~ae of const~eting, reconstr~ting, ~d pe~et~ ~intmining
~l p~ose utilit~ ema~en% in, on, ~ ~der said property.
SE~ION III.
~is Rezolution s~l bec~ effective from ~d after its ~te of p~a~e.
P~8~ ~ ~ t~m $he l~h d~ of Janu~y, 1982.
RICNARD O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST;
BROOKS EOLT, CItY
CITY OF DE~TON, TEXAB
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL
C. J. TAYLOR, J~., CITY A~TORN~Y
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
January 19, 1982
~Chew motion, A-lford second that the Resolution he passed. On roll call vote
Gaile~ "a~ve", T~li~ferro "aye", Alford t's~,e", Rtddlesperger "~ye", Ohew "a~ve",
Stephens "~ye", ~nd Mayor "~ye". Motion carried unanimously.
C. Adoption of & resolution of condemnation of 3279.3~ feet of la~d requested
for the Hickory Creek Outfall sewer line. - Marvin C. Bu~ch, ~rustee,
on the V.D. Butch estate
Resolution
W~, the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas ha~ heretofore deter-
mined the necessity for a~d ordered the acquisition by the City of Denton of the
hereinafter described right, title and interest in the l~nd hereinafter described;
~nd
W~, the City of Denton has been unable to a~ree ~nd cannot a~ree with the
owner u~on the v~lue of the hereafter described right, title and interest in the
hereinafter described l~nd situated in the City of Denton, Denton County, Texas;
NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COU~CIL OF TH~ CITY OF DENTON,
SECTION I.
%~he City Council hereby finds ~nd determines that it is necessam-j to acquire
the hereinafter described rights, titls and interest in the hereinafter described
land, and that it is necessa~ that it authorize proceeding in Eminent Domain to
acquire the rights, title, and interest in the hereinafter ~escrihed property.
SECTION II.
The City Attorney of the City of Denton, Texas, is hereby authorized ~nd direc-
ted to bring condemnation proceeding to ohta~tn an all purpose utility easement in,
over, and under the following tract of land situated in Denton County, Texas:
Said easements crossing this property comprising two pa~s, as herein designated
and described, including (1) a permanent easement twenty (20') feet in width for
construction, or reconstruction of utilities and appurentances ~nd for perpetually
m~intaining an all purpose utility easement, and (2) an a~dition~l ~rea adjacent
to the permanent easement forty (40') feet in width to be used for initial con-
struction.
PART 1 - PEP~NT EASEMENT WITH CENTE~LINE DESCR?R~ AS FOLLOWS:
B~GIN~ING at a point in the north line of a certain first tract of land conveyed
to ~rvin C. Burch by V. D. Butch as recorded in Volume 440, P~ge 214, Deed Records,
Denton County, Tex~s, said point being 2663.98 feet south and 1927.68 feet east of
the northwest corner of the aforementioned tract as recorded in Volume 239, Pa~e
191; Deed Records, Denton County, Texas;
T~CE north 38° 35' west a distamce of 2464.9 feet to a point;
T~NCE north 47° 25' west a distamce of 174.1 feet to a point;
T~CE north 34° 45' west a distance of 447.0 feet to a point;
T~MI~C~ north 00° 3~' 30" east passing an iron pin at 247.1 feet and 10.0 feet left,
continuing in all a total distance of 22201 feet to a point in the north fence line
of said tract said point bein~ south 89 25' 30" east a distance of 10.0 feet from
the northwest fence corner of said tract;
PART 2 - CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT
In a~dition to the 20 foot permanent easement as described above, an initial con-
struction easement 40 foot in width is to be furnished. This easement shall be
a~cent and p~rallel to the permanent e~sement and sh~.ll be 20 feet in width on
each side of said permanent easement, except for the final 252.1 feet whereby said
easement shall be 40 feet in width and lie on the east side of said permanent ease-
ment. The construction easement to be used for initial construction only.
for the purpose of constructing, reconstructing, and perpetually maint~ining an all
purpose utility easement in, on, and under sa/d property.
SECTION III.
This Resolution shall become effective from ~nd after its date of passage.
January 19, 1982
393
PASSED AND APPROVED this the lgth day of January, 1982.
RICHARD 0. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF D~NTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
BROOKS HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON,
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FOPS:
C. J. TAYIX~, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
Galley motion, Chew second that the Resolution be passed. On roll ce.Il vote
G~iley "aye", Ta.liafsrro "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye",
Stephens "aye", and Ma~or "aye". Motion carried u~nimously.
D. Adoption of a resolution of condemnation of 1022.~5 feet of la~d requested
for the Hickory Creek Outfe.ll sewer line. - M~rvin C. Bu~ch
Reeolut ion
W~, the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas has heretofore deter-
min~ the necessity for amd ordered the acquisition by the City of Denton of the
hereinafter described right, title and interest in the l~nd hereinafter described;
W]t~EAS, the City of Denton h~s been unable to agree and cannot agree with the
owner upon the v~lue of the hereafter described right, title and interest in the
hereinafter ~escrihed la~d situated in the City of Denton, Denton County, Tsx&s;
NOW, THERETORE,
BE IT HESOLV]~D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TH~ CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
SECTION I.
The City Council hereby fimis ~nd determines that it is necessary to acquire
the hereinafter described rights, title ~nd interest in the hereinafter described
is.nd, and that it is necessar~ th&t it muthorize proceeding in Eminent Domain to
acquire the rights, title, and interest in the hereinafter described property.
SECTION. !~'
The City Attorney of the City of Denton, Texas, is hereby authorized ~ direc-
ted to bring conde~-.~tion proceeding to obtain an all p~rpose utility easement in,
over, amd under the following tract of l~nd situated in Denton County, Texas:
Said eaasments crossing this property comprising two p~rts, as herein designated
~d described, including (1) a permanent easement twenty (20') feet in width for con-
struction, or reconstruction of utilities ~ad appurtenances and for perpetually
maintaining am ~11 purpose utility easement, amd (2) am ~dditional area ~lJ~cent to
the permanent easement forty (40') feet in width to be umed for initial construction.
PART 1 - PER~ EASE~ WIT~ CENTERLINE DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
BEGINNING at a point in the east line of the aforementioned tra~t of land said point
being in the center of Hickory Creek at a point which bears north 3~° 11' 48" east
a distance of ~3~3.19 feet from the southwest corner of said tract;
THEI~CE north 81° 25' west a distance of 132.0 feet to a point;
THENCE north 18° 17' west a distance of 857.0 feet %o a point~
THENCE north 77° 00' west a distance of 650.0 feet to a point in the west fence
line of said tract, said point being north 18 01' 32" ernst a distance of ~771.16
feet from the southwest corner of sepia tract of land~
PART 2 - CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT
In addition to the 20 foot permanent easement as described above, an initial con-
struction easement h0 foot in width is to be furnished. This e~sement shall be
a~Jacent and p~r~l!el to the permanent easement ~nd sh~ll be 20 feet in width on
each side of ss.id permanent easement. The construction easement to be used for
initial construction only.
J~nuary 19, 1982
for the purDose of construetin~, reconstructing, ~nd perpetually m~intalning a~
s.ll pu/'poms utility easement in, on, a~d under said property.
. ,~CTION III.
This Resolution shall become effective from and &f~er its d~te of pagsa~e.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 19th day of January, 1982.
RICHARD O. STEWART, ~AY0~
A~TEST: CITY OF DE~TON, TEXAS
~OOKS HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CIT~ OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY A~0RNEY
CItY OF DENTON, TEXAS
Alford motion, Chew second that the Resolution be passed. On roll call vote
Gmiley "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye",
Stephens "aye", and Mayor "aye". Motion c~rried unanimously.
7. The Council received a report on the Bird Control Program. Bill Angelo and
Sa~lly Erdman announced the sad news that birds are nasty and they don't respect
prople, but there ame some who mrs wonderful, It's now time to get tough, tougher,
toughest, with an all out effort to run them out of town!
8. The Council discussed the street bond issue but no action was taken.
BHOOK8 HOLT, CITY SECRETARY ~
CITY COUNCIL
Work Session of the City of Denton City Council on Tuesday, January 26, 1982,
at 5:00 p.m. in the Civil Defense ~oom of the Municipal Building to discuss
the Street Improvement Program,
Following the Work Session, the Council convened into an Executive Session to
discuss Legal ~tters, Real Estate, Personnel and Board Appointments. No official
action was taken.
The Council then convened into the Special Called Meeting in the Council Chambers
at 7:00 p.m.
PRES~m.lu Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tom Stephens, Council Members Galley, Taliaferro,
~-lford, Riddlesperger, amd Chew, City Manager, City Attorney, and City
Secretary.
1. The Council considered adoption of a Resolution in appreciation of Brooks Holt.
The following Resolutlen w~s presented:
Resolution
W~EA~, the City of Denton is losing one of its most valued employees,
Brooks Bolt, City Secretary, who w~s employed by the City of Denton on September
9, 1962, serving until his retirement on Ja~ua.~y 31, 1982; and
served the City of Denton and its citizens
Brooks
Holt
has
alwe~s
above and beyond the mere efficient discharge of his duties in promoting the
~ welfare and prosperity of the City, and has e&rned the fu~l respect and admira-
tion of his subordinates; and
W~, the City of Denton has been extremely fortunate in having enjoyed
the dedicated and outstanding services of Brooks Holt; and
W~EAS, Brooks Holt bro~ht to his employment with the City the benefit of
a widely varied background, having served as the Dean of Boys for a military
anadem~v where he also coached football, basketball ~nd track, having served as
a G~nnery Officer in the Navy during World War II, having been a broadcaster
for football and be~ketball games and ~&ving taught 9undafff School in his church
for over twenty-five years; and
W~AS, in addition to serving as the City Secretary, Brooks Holt bas pro-
vided invaluable service to t~e City as Personnel Director, Director of the Civil
Service Commission, Custodian Supervisor, Editor of the Spotlight, Public Relations
Representative! and .~upervieor for all City elections; and
~, Brooks Bolt~s sense of humor, intelligent wit, and poetic talent
was m source of pleas-~re for those who worked with him; and
~, bec&u~e Brooks Holt has favored so ma~y in City government with his
poetry, it is only fitting that he ~e honored with the following verse:
We regret you're leaving ottr organization
Working with you has been fun;
We Bereby express our appreciation
For a Job superbly done.
NOW, 'r~EFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF TME CITY OF DENTON:
that the sincere and warm appreciation for Brooks ~olt felt by the members
of the City Council, employees of the City of Denton, and citizens of the commu-
nity be for~_a~ly conveyed to him in a permanent manner by causing this Resolution
to be tre.uecrIBed into the official minutes of the City of Denton, Texas, and
forwarding to Bis a true copy hereof; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
that the City of Denton does hereby officially and sincerely extend its best
wishes to the Honorable Brooks Molt for a long and successful retirement as a
member of our community.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 26th de~v of January, A.D. 1982.
Richard O. Stewart, Mayor
January 26, 1982
Ray Stephens, M~yor Pro Tern
Dwight L, Galley, Councilman
~ichard H. Taliaferro, Councilman Mark R. Chew, Councilman
Joe G. Alford, Councilman J.W. Riddlesperger, Councilman
Motion Galley, Taliaferro, Alford, Stephens, Chew, Riddlesperger, and Mayor,
seconded by Oailey, Taliaferro, Alford, Stephens, Chew, Riddleeperger, and Mayor
that the Resolution be passed. On roll call vote Galley "aye", Taliaferro "aye",
Alford "aye", Stephens "aye", Chew "aye", Riddlesperger "aye", and Mayor "aye".
Motion carried unanimously.
2. Consent Agenda:
Chew motion, Stephens second that the Consent Agenda be approved. Motion
carried unanimously,
A. Approval of the final reptat of Denton Shopping Center Addition. Council
approved the final replat of Denton Shopping Center Addition.
3. Receipt of the 1981 City of Denton Audit.
Grog Rultgren of the Audit Committee spoke - The City has been very helpful.
Council Members spoke --
Taliaferro - I can accept audit without reservation.
Stephens - Well pleased.
Riddlesperger - City moving forward.
Stephens motion, Taliaferro second to receive the report. Motion carried unanimousl$
4. The Council considered an addendum approval of an Ordinance directing the
issuance of Notice of Sale of Bonds. Harold NMInroe and David Medanich from
First Southwest Corporation presented the Ordinance:
NO. 82-11
ORDINANCE DIRECTING THE PUBLICATION OF NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ISSUE CITY OF
DENTON WATER AND SEWER REVENUE BONDS, SERIES 1982, IN THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF
$2,000,000, AND
CITY OF DENTON ELECTRIC SYSTEM REVENUE BONDS, SERIES 1982. IN THE PRINCIPAL
AMOUNT OF $3,000,000
THE STATE OF TEXAS :
COb~Tff OF DENTON :
CITY OF DENTON :
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas deems it necessary and
advisable that the bonds hereinafter described be authorized, issued, sold, and
delivered.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON ORDAINS:
That the following notices shall be published in the "Denton-Chronicle", which
is a newspaper published in, and having general circulation in, the City of Denton,
on the same day of each of two consecutive weeks, with the date of the first publi-
cation to be at least two weeks prior to the date upon which the City Council intends
to pass the Ordinances described in the following notices:
"NOTICE OF IN'FENTION
TO ISSUE CITY OF DENTON WATER AND
SEWER SYSTEM REFEN-~E BONDS, SERIES 1982, IN T~
PRINCIPAL k~OUNT OF ~2,000,000
Notice is hereby given, in accordance with Article 2368a, Vernon's Annotated
Texas Civil Statutes, that the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, intends to
pass, at a Regular Meeting to be held at 7:00 PM, on March 2, 1982, at the City Hall,
mn Ordinance authorizing the issuance, sale smd delivery of an issue of negotiable
coupon bonds to be designated ·s "City of Denton Water and 8ewer Bystem Revenue
Bonds, Series 1982'; in the m~xim~ princil~ amount of $2,000,000, to be payable
fr~m and secured By a first lien on and pledge of the Net Revenues of the City's
Waterworks amd Sewer System, all ·s will be defined and provided in the ·fores·id
Ordina,uce. Said bonds will bea~' interest from their date ·t maximum rates not to
exceed fifteen percentum per amnum, will be scheduled to mature serially within
a maximum of not to exceed thirty years from their d·te, and will be subject to
rede~ion prior to maturity, and will h·ve such other and further chmracteristtcs,
as will be provided in the afore·aid Ordinance. Said bonds will be ·uthorized,
issued, sold amd delivered pursuant to Articles llllb, 1112, 1113, 1114, Vernon's
Annotated Texas Civil Statutes, and other applicable laws, for the purpose of pro-
viding money for imsrovements and extensions of the combined Waterworks and Sewer
System of the City.
CIT~ OF DENTON, TEXAS"
"NOTICE OF INTENTION
TO ISSUE CI~Y OF DENTON
EI~TR[C SYST~ REVENUE BONDS, SERIES 1982,
~N THE PRZNCIPAL AMOUNT OF $3,000,000
Notice is hereby given, in accordance with ~.rticle 2B68a, Veruon's Annotated
Texas Civil St·tutes, that the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, intends
to pass, ·t · Regulan Meeting to be held at 7:00 PM, on March 2, 1982, at the City
Hall, an Ordinance authorising the issuance, sale, mhd delivery of am issue of
negoti·ble coupon bonds to be design·ted as "city of Denton Electric System Revenue
Bonds, Series 1982", in the m~ximum principal amount of $3,000,000, to be payable
from and secured by am irrevocable first lien on and pledge of the Net Revenues
of the City's Electric Light and Power System, all am will be defined and provided
in the aforesaid Ordinance. Said bonds will bear interest form their date ·t
maximum rates not to exceed fifteen percentum per ar~num, will be scheduled to
mature serially within a maximum of not to exceed thirty years from their date,
and will be subject to redemption prior to maturity, and will h·ve such other and
further characteristics, a~ will Be provided in the aforesaid Ordinances. Said
bonds will be authorized, issued, sold, and delivered pursuant to Articles llllb,
1112, 111~, 1112, a~d Vernon's A~notated Texas Civil Statutes, and other applic·ble
laws, for the purpose of providing money for improvements and extensions of the
Electric Light and Power ~ystem of the City.
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS"
McInroe recom~aen~ed passing both Ordinances.
Taliaferrc motion, Alford second that the Ordinance be passed. On roll call vote
Galley "aye", Tali~ferro "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Stephens "aye",
Chew "aye", and Mayor "aye". Motion carried u~animously.
5. The Council considered approval of an ordinance directing the public·rich of
notice of intention to issue revenue bonds. The following Certific·te for
Ordinance wee presented:
CERTIFICATE FOR ORDINANCE DIrECTiNG ~ I~SUANCE OF NOTICE OF SAL~ OF BONDS
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF DENTON
CITY OF DENTON
We, the ~dereigned officers of said City, hereby certify a~ follows:
1. The City Council of said City convened in SPECIAL MEETING ON THE 26TH
DAY OF JAnUArY, 1982, at the Municipe.1 Building (City Hail), and the roll
was called of the duly constituted officers and members of said City Council,
to-wit:
Brocks Holt, City Secret~ry Richard O. Stewart, M·yor
M~rk Chew Richard H. Taliaferro
D~ght L. G&iley Dr. A. Ray Stephens
~im ~iddlssperger Joe Alford
and all of said persona were ~resent, except the following absentees:
, thus constituting a quorum.
WhereupO4, among other business, the following was trans·cted mt said Meeting:
a written GRDZNANCE DIRECTI~ TNE ISSUANCE OF NOTICE OF SA~ OF BONDS was duly
for the consideration of said City Council and duly read. It was
introduced
then duly moved and seconded th·t said Ordinance be passed; and, after due
January 26, 1982
and carried by the following vote:
AYES: Ail members of said City Council shown present above voted "Aye".
NOES: None.
2. That a true, full, and correct copy of the aforesaid Ordinance passed at
the Meeting described in the above and foregoing paragraph is attached to and
follows this Certificate; that said Ordinance has been duly recorded in said
City Council's minutes of said Meeting pertaining the p&ssnge of said Ordin-
ance; that the persons named in the above and foregoing paragraph are the duly
chosen, qualified, and acting officers and members of said City Council was
duly and sufficiently notified officially and personally, in advance, of the
time, place, and purpose of the aforesaid Meeting, and that said Ordinance
would be introduced and considered for passage at said Meeting; and that said
Meeting was open to the public, and public notice of the time, place, and
purpose of said meeting wa~ given, ~11 as required by Vernon'e Ann. Tex. Civ.
St. Article 6252-17.
3. That the Mayor of said City has approved, and hereby approves, the afore-
said Ordinance; that the Mayor and the City Secretary of said City have duly
signed said Ordinancel and that the Mayor and the City Secretary of said City
hereby declare that their signing of this Certificate shail constitute the
signing of the attached and following copy of said Ordinance for all purposes.
SIGNED AND SEALED the 26th day of January, 1982.
BROOKS HOLT, CITY SECRETARY RICHARD 0.' STEW~T, MAYOR
(SEAL) .....................................................................
We, the undersigned, being respectively the City Attorney and the Bond Attorneys
of the City of Denton, Texas, hereby certify that w~ prepared a.nd approved as
to legality the attached and following Ordinance prior to its pasaage as afore-
said.
City Attorney
Bond Attorneys
6. Public Hearings:
A. Z-15~B. This is the petition of ~r. C. A. Ginnings requesting a change
of zoning from single family (SF-7) to the two family (2-F) classification
at 3801, B805, 3809 and 3813 Yellowstone Road. The property ie more par-
ticularly described as lots 5, 6, 7 and 8, block 20, Section #6 of the
Royal Acres Addition, and begins along the intersection of Yellowstone
Road and Hercules. (The Planning and Zoning Commission recommends approval.)
1o Adoption of au Ordinance approving a change of zoning from single
f-.m~ly (EF-7) to two fam/ly (2-F) classification on property beginning
along the northwest corner of Hercules and Yellow, tone. (Z-1523)
The following Ordinance was presented:
NO. 82-12
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TME ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, AS SAME
WAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DENTON, ,
TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1, AND AS SAID MAP APPLIES TO CITY LOTS 5, 6, 7,
& 8, BLOCK 20, SECTION NO. 6; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE,
Galley motion, Alford second that the Ordinance be passed. On roll call vote
Gailey "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Stephens "aye",
Chew "aye", and Mayor "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
B. Z-1525o This is the petition of Mr. Raymond Poohs representing the Henry
S. Miller Company requesting a change of zoning from Commercial (C) classi-
fication to Planned Development (PD) for co~m~erolal use on a tract of land
approximately 8 acres in size beginnin~at the intersection of Loop 288
and 1-35 service road and extending along the east side of Loop 288 to the
inter~eotion of Loop 288 and proposed Colorado Boulevard.
January ~6, 1982.
1. A~option of an 0rdlnaace approving a change of zoning from Co~merci~~9
~C) to Plan~ed Davelep~ae~t (~ cl~eeificatlon ~or co~erci~ uses on
a t~% locate~ ~o~ th~ ea~ e~de of No~h ~op 288,
~e fcllo~ ~dl~ce ~ ~res~ted~
~ O~CE ~DING ~ ZON~G ~ 0F THE CITY OF D~ON, T~S, AS S~ W~
~0~ ~ ~ ~IX ~ '~ CODE OF O~DIN~CE~ OF T~ CITY OF D~N, T~,
BY 0~N~CE NO. 6g~, ~ ~ ~AID ~ APPLI~ T0 ~E~I~T~Y 7,~98 A~
~ ~ti~, ~il~ second t~at t~e ~din~oe be p~aed. ~ roll c~l vote Gmiley
"~e", T~Iiafe~ "~e~, ~ford "~e". Riddlesperger "~e"~ ~tephene "eye", Che~
"~e", ~d N~or "n~". Notion c~ried 6 votes to 1 with M~or Stewm~ voting
C, Z~526, ~ie ia t~ petition cf ~r, Neil Hill representing D~can ~oper-
t~. Ltd. ~e~ue~nE ~ ~nt to planed Develo~ent (~D-28~ located
~Ong the nc~h .i~ ef ~-B~ ~d continuing ~ong the east side of ~op
288 ne~ t~e interaction cf ~oD 288 ~d Colorado Boul~a~d. The proposed
~nt wo~d delete t~ D~cel~ ef l~d f~m (~-28) so t~t they m~
be included in m p~c~d ~l~ed Develo~ent for c~erci~ ~e which will
m~oin ~-28 ~d have a~immtely 250 feet of ~ontm~ ~ong 1-35 So.ice
Rc~ ~d a~rox$~te~ 1.GOO fee~ cf front~e ~o~ the e~t side of ~op
~88. ~e ~cel i~ l,~ ac~es, in size, beginning along the 1-35 So.ice
Ec~, ~e =~$ning panel la 0.996 ac~es in size ~d begins ~ong the
~nte~ct~o~ of ~P 288 ~d Colorado Bombard.
l, Ado~t~n of ~ Ordin~ce mp~roving an ~en~ent to P~ed Bevelo~ent
(~-28) Bemiring no~t~ of Interstate 35 access road near itm inter-
aecti~ ~th North ~p 288, ~Z-15R6) ~e following Ordiu~c~ was
~e~mted:
NO, 82-1~
~ OBDIN~ ~ING ~ ZONING ~P ~ THE C~Y OF D~ON, ~S, ~ ~
W~ ~0~$'~ ~ ~ ~ ~ T~E C~E OF ~CES 0F ~E CITY 0F
~, BY ~D~ NO. 6~-1, ~D AS SAID ~ ~PLIES TO ApPEOXI~LY 16,613h
A~ ~ ~, NORE OR ~$~ ~ DEWING ~ z~z~E DA~,
G~ley ~ti~, T~t~erro ~cond that the ~din~ce Be p~sed, On roll cell vote
G~ley "~e", T~i'~er~ "~e". ~fc~d "~e", Rt~lesperger "~e", Stephens "~e",
7, ~e Co~ctl const~ere~ mpp~ of m reco~endation fr~ the Cm~e ~ Advisory
Bo~r~ rel~ti~ to two p~oces~ i~lved in ~he review of C~ble Tel~ision ~r~chi~e
area. (~e C~ble ~ A~v~ ~d rec~en~ ~pp~val, ~.
Step~ens ~ion, ~ secon~ t~t the rec~en~tion fr~ tbs Cable ~ Advisory
Board ~ ~, ~t~n ~arried ~i~ly,
8. ~e Co.oil ~e~ei~ ~ up~ate ~ cons~ere~ ~rther ~tion on the Bir~ Con-
trol ~ogr~. ~e Cc~c~l con~e~e~ ~utho~iz~ticn fo~ the s~ot to kill progr~.
~ley ~ti~, ~ s~con~ to t~ve the shoot to kill me~ fo~ the Bir~ Control
~. A~end~ B~ ~e C~cil con~e~ ~pprov~ of districting propos~ for
~ng ne~ S~le Member Cit~ mf D~ton ~ec~ion Di~ric~s.
~r ~oke - Atto~ co~ ~en~ w~t to ~o, ~t doezen't h~ve to chugs.
~o nee~ to c~e ~is~ricta ~til ~eone
R~lespe~e~ motion, Alfor~ ~con~ to utilize ~lstrl~t lines for n~t election.
~eeting ~o~n~ ~nto ~ecvt~ve ~e~ion ~t ~10 p~ ~ ~ ~
Brooks' ~o~t, ~ity Seereta~
CITY COUNCIL
February 2, 1982
Work Session o[ the City of Deacon City Council on Tuesday, February
2, 1982, at 5:00 p.m. in the Civil Defense Room of the Municipal
Building to receive a report on Electric, Water and Sewer RaSes and
to discuss proposed annexation located along the west side o[ FM
1830 Just south of Hobson Lane.
Following the Work Session, the Council convened into an Executive
Session co discuss Legal Matters, Real Estate, Personnel and Board
Appointments. No official action was taken.
The Council then convened into the Regular Meeting in the Council
Chambers at 7:00 p.m.
PRESENT: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tam Stephens, Council Members
Galley, Taliaferro, Al[ord, Rtddle;perger, and Chew,
Assistant City Manager ivehla, City Attorney, and City
Secretary
1, Approval of the Minutes of the Special Called Meeting of January
12, 1982.
Stephens morion, 'Chew second that the Minutes be approved. Motion
passed unanimously.
2. Consent Agenda:
Galley morton, Taliaferro second to table item 2.A.2. on ~he Consent
Agenda. Motion passed unanimously.
Gsiley questioned Purchase Order ~ 50878 co Flow Memorial Hospital
for supplies Co be used by Fire Department.
Marshall of City Purchasing Department reported thaC the Fire
Department would furnish further information at the February
Council meeting.
Chew morion, Stephens second to approve the Consent Agenda w/th the
exception of teem 2.A.2. Motion passed unanimously.
3. Receive a report on the Bird Control Program.
Angslo of the Staff gave the following report:
1. Staff had implemented c'ombined shodt to kill and
harrassmenc program
2. Shoot Co kill method had been implemented two times.
January 29 and 30
5. Recommended to the Council that tile harrassmenc program be
continued and the shoot to kill method be used again
necessary
Alford and Taliaferro expressed appreciation also to City crews
their efforts.
Mayor Stewart recognized citizens from the audience; two Pros
two Cone.
Cheryl Cunningham neighborhood resident in the roost area spoke:,
l. Wounded birds were noc being humanely created; were no~
being picked
2. If shoot to ~11 program was not the answer to the bird
problem, why use it
Ms. Cunninghem presented letters urging the City to stop the shoot
co kill program.
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Dr. Bill Shepherd, NTSU Biology Department spoke:
1. Objections to unnecessary killing of birds unless they are
a health problem or a nuisance
2. Questioned whether program is ef£ective; did not see a
substantial decrease in flock
$. Stated would like to see money spent on other long range
programs
Laurie Knox, Registered Sanitarian with the State Health Department spoke:
1. Main point is to keep the problem from getting worse
2. Birds carry approximately Z0 diseases as well as mites,
ticks, etc.
$. Shooting is only one method of control
Wallace Duvall, resident of roost area, spoke:
1. ~"ninks it is necessary to kill the birds
2. Expressed appreciation to City crews and Staff for what had
been done to control the problem
Mayor Stewart expressed appreciation to citizens who had offered views
£rom both sides. Mayor asked Ms. Sally Erdman, Bird Control Consultant,
to respond.
$e11¥ Erdman, Ornithologist spoke:
1. City is trying to set up a local way to deal with a
national problee
2, Expressed thanks and appreciation to Staff £or support
$. Bird Control Program will continue to use bird bombs and
harrassment techniques
4. Will shoot to kill only if absolutely necessary
Mayor Stewart closed the discussion on the Bird Control Program.
Question from floor regarding total cost of program. Question £rom floor
from Ms. Cunningham regarding length of the program.
Mayor Stewart ruled questions out of order and moved to next agenda
item. Stephens ~tion, Riddlesperger second to appeal the decision of
the chair to rule the questions out of order. Stephens, Chew "aye",
Gailey, Talia£erro, Aliord, Riddlesperger, Stewart "nay". Motion failed.
4. A. Resolution approving contract with TWU.
City Attorney Taylor stated that the Council needed to make two motions;'
first to approve the contract for parking and then to adopt the ordinance
regulating parking.
The following Joint Resolution was presented:
Resolution
WHEREAS, the Texas Education Code, Section 107.8Z, as
amended by Acts 1981, 67th Legislature, Chapter $17, authorizes
the City Council of the City o£ Denton to enter into a contract
with Texas Woman's University delegating to the University the
authority to regulate the parking of vehicles on any public
street running through or immediately adjacent to property owned
or occupied and controlled by the University; and
WHBRB~S, such a contract is required to be approved by a
Resolution of the Board of Regents o£ Texas Woman's University
and a Resolution o£ the City Council of the City of Denton; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Denton and the
Board of Regents of Texas Woman's University believe it to
be in the beat interests of the City of Denton and :he
University to enter into such a con:tact;
NOW, THF. REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, A~ID THE BOARO OF REGENTS OF TEXAS
WOMAN'S UNIVERSITY, THAT~
The attached con:tact between the City of Denton, Texas sm
Texas Wou~n'a University da:ed this day of
1981, delesatin8 authority to the Un"~-etsity to resulete
pa:kin& on :home certain pot:ions of public at:mete
specified therein as hereby approved.
RICHARD O. STEWART, F~YOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
BROOKS HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
BY:
PASSED AND APPROVED This the day of , 1981.
BOARD OF
TEXAS WOMAN'S UNIVERSITY
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
JOHN LAWHON, UNIVERSITY ATTORNEY
TI:XAS WOMAN'S UNIVERSITY
DENTON, TEXAS
BY:
Riddlesperier motion, Alford second to continue the contract with
Th~U.
John Lawhon, Attorney for Texas Woman's University spoke:
1. Con:tact had been signed by T~U officials
Motion passed bYR~he followin& vote: Ayes: Oailey, Taliaferto,
Stephens, Alfotd, ddlesperser, Chew, Stewart. Nays: none.
B. Ordinances:
A. The CounciL considered the approval of au ordinance
authorizing TWU :o teEulate pa:kin8 on City aCreeCa.
The followinE ordinance was presented:
4O3
NO. 82-15
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING PARKING OF VEHICLES WITHOUT A
VALID UNIVERSITY PARKING PERMIT ON CERTAIN PORTIONS OF
PUBLIC STREETS RUNNING THROUGH OR IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO
PROPERTY OWNED, OCCUPIED OR CONTROLLED BY TEXAS WOMAN'S
UNIVERSITY; PROVIDING FOR DESIGNATION OF RESTRICTED PARKING
ZONES ON SAID STREETS; REPEALING ARTICLE VI 1/2 OF CHAPTER
25 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS;
PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; PROVIDING A PENALTY NOT TO
EXCEED TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Chew mo~ion, Alford second that the ordinance be passed. On roll
call vote Getley "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford
"aye", RiddleaperEer "aye", Chew "aye", and Mayor "aye", Motion
passed unanimously.
B. The Council considered the approval of an ordinance
restric:in{ parking on McKinney Street from Bell
Avenue to Jennie Street. The following ordinance was
presented:
NO. ____
AN OP.J)INANCE PROHIBITING T,E PARKING OF VEHICLES ON BOTH
SIDES OF McKINNEY STREET FROM INTERSECTION DP BELL
AVF~NUE TO THE INTERSECTION OF JANNIE STREET; PROVIDING A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; PROVIDING A PENALTY NOT TO EXCEED TWO
HUlqDI~D DOLLARS; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Galley motion, Taliaferro second chaC the ordinance be passed.
Chew motion. Alford second that the ordinance be amended to restrict
perkins only on the south aide of McKinney.
RiddleeparEer motion. Gailey second co table ordinance ungil
February 16 Council meetinE. M~cion to table passed unanimously.
C. The Council considered adoption of an ordinance
restrictinE parkin~ on Willoweprin~s Road between
Teasley Lane and Shady Oaks. The followin{ ordinance
was presented
:
NO. 82-16
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE PARKING OF VEHICLES ON BOTH
SIDES OF WILLOWSPRINGS ROAD BETWEEN THE INTERSECTION OF
DALLAS DRIVE TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH SHADY OAKS; PROVIDIND
A SEVERABILITY C{~AUSE; PROVIDING A PENALTY NOT TO EXCEED
TWO HUNDRED DOLl. S; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Gailey motion, Alford second that the ordinance be passed, On roll
call vote Gailey "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford
"aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye'~ and Mayor "aye". Motion
passed unanimously.
5. The Council considered approval of a bid for the affluent
filters for the Waste Water Treatment Plant. Bid ~ 8971
(The Public Utilities Board recommends approval.)
Riddleaper{er motion, Stephens second to approve bid { 8971 for
effluen~ £iltera for the Waste Water Treatment Plant. Motion passed
unanimously.
6. No official action was taken on Executive Session items:
A. La&al
E. Real Estate
C. Personnel
D. Board Appointments
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New Business:
Riddlespet&er requested that the Citizens Traffic Safety Support
Comeission look at on-street parkin8 on Bradley Street,
8. Council adjourned at 8:36 p.m. into Executive Session with
the City Attorney.
CITY OF DF..NTON, TEXAS
0006C
CITY COUNCIL
February 16, 1982
Work Session o£ the City of Denton City Council on Tuesday, February
16, 1982, at $:00 p.m. in the new Service Center to discuss the
possible annexation of Solar Way Addition located on the east side
of Bonnie Brae and north of Corbin Road.
Pollowin8 the Work Session, the Council convened into the Resular
Meeting in the Council Chambers at 7:00 p.m.
PRESENT: M~yor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tam Stephens, Council Members
Galley, Talia£erro, Alford, Riddlesperger, and Chew, City
Manager, City Attorney and City Secretary
1. Approval of the Minutes o£ the Special Called Meeting of January
26, 1982.
Stephens sotion, Chew second that the Minutes be approved. Motion
carried unanimously.
2. Consent Agenda:
Talia£erro ~o~ion~ Galley second to approve ~he Consen~ ~enda wi~h
~he exce~ion o~ it~ 2.t.t. ~olion carried unanimously.
Talia~erro ~tion~ Rlddlesperl~r second ~o accep~ ~he bid from
Bekins Building ~in~enance Co~psn~ on i~em 2.A.I. ~ion carried
unani~ously.
t. Public Hearin~s:
aonsid~ri~ion o~ adjustments ~o ~a~er and Sewer Ra~es.
Staff repor~ was siren b~ Bob Nelson.
Bill Roach spoke siainst ~hs adjustment.
George Rowland spoke ajainst th~ adjustment.
Nancy Boyd spoke as being prl~rlly interested in water conservation.
Staff report on water rates was given by ~b Fiorini.
4. Ordinances:
A. ~option of an Ordinance adjusting the ~atet and se~er
rates. (~e Public Utility ~ard recommends approval.)
The following ordinance ~as presented:
NO. 8Z-17
~ ORDIN~CE ~ENDING SBCTION 25-49 OF C~R 25 0F THE COOE OF
T~ CITY OP O~N, T~X~ P~RTAINING TO S~IT~Y SEWER SERVICE
RAT~S ~D ~GES; ~BNDING SBCTION 25-60 OF C~PT~R 25 UP THE
COD~ UP TH~ CITY UP O~N~N, TEX~ P~RTAINING TO NAT~ ~TBS ~D
~G88 ~D OSC~INQ ~ ~FPBCTI~ DATE.
Gailey aotion, Che~ second that the Ordinance be passed. On roll
call vote Gailey "eye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye'~ Alford
"aye", Riddlesperier "aye'~ Chev "aye", and Stewart "aye". ~tion
carried ~aniaously.
Motion Chew, Riddlesperger second to declare ~y 1, 1981 effective
date. Motion carried ~animously.
B. Approval of an Ordinance ordering an election to be held in
the City o£ Denton, Tax. as on April $, 1982. The £ollowing
ordinance was presented.
NO. 82-18
AN ORDINANCE CALLING AND ORDERING AN ELECTION TO BE HELD IN THE
CITY OF DEHTON, TEXAS, ON APRIL 3, FO~ THE PURPOSE UP ELECTING A
{AAYOR AND TWO COUNCILPERSONS TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY UP
DENTON, TEXAS FOR PLACES 7, 6 AWU) 5; ORDERING THAT THE PUNCH
CARD ELECTRONIC VOTINO SYSTEM ADOPTED BY D{~NTON COUNTY BE USED
IN SAID ELECTION; PROVIDING FOR VOTING PLACE8 MD APPOINTING
ELECTION OFFICIALS AND PROVIDING FOR ELECTION SUPPLIES.
Chew motion, Galley second that the Ordinance be passed. On roll
call vote Galley "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Aliord
"aye", iiddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye", and Stewart "aye". Motion
carried unanimously.
C. Approval o£ an Ordinance restricting parking on Mcl(inney
Street from Bell Avenue to Jannie Street. The £ollowing
ordinance was presented:
NO. 82-19
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE PARKING OF ]fBHICLES ON TI/l/ NORTH
SIDE OF McXINNEY STREET FROM THE INTERSECTION OF BELL AVENUE TO
THE INTERSECTION OF JANNIE STRI{ET; PROVIDING A SEVIL~ILITY
CLAUSE; PROVIDING A PENALTY NOT TO EXCEED TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS;
AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Chew motion, Stephens second that the ordinance be passed. On roll
cell vote Gailey "nay", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford
"aye", Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye", and Stewart "nay". Motion
carried by a vote of $ to 2.
5. Resolutions:
A. The Council considered the adoption of a Resolution in
recognition of the Denton Charter Chapter of the American
Business Woman's ~.ssociation's citizenship month.
Resolution
WHEREAS, the Denton Charter Chapter ftfs the American
Business Women's Association is celebrating lSth year of
service to the community through the promotion of women, support
of projects contributing to citizenship awareness, and
enhancement of professionalism of women in business; and
WHEREAS, the month of February has been proclaimed
"Citizenship Month" by the ARWA;
WHEREAS, the Council recognizes the Denton Charter Chapter
of the American Business Women's Association for their
commitment and contribution to good l{overnment and citizenship;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, TFL~T:
The month of February be declared "CITIZENSHIP MONTH" in
the Cit~ of Denton, Texas, and urge all citizens to recognize
the prozessional women of our community.
4O?
PASSED AND APPROVliD THIS THE 16th day of February, 1982,
RICHARD O. STBWAI~T~'~IAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
CIY~ARLOTTE ALLEN, CITY SBCRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TSXAS
APPROVED AS TO LBGAL PORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNBY
CITY OF DENTON, TBXAS
Riddlesperger motion, Stephens second that the Resolution be
passed. On roll cell vote Galley "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens
"aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesperger "eye", Chew "aye", and Stewart
"aye". Motion carried unanimously.
B. The Council considered adoption of a Resolution to
authorize North Texas Higher Education Authority to issue
advance refunding bond on two outstanding bond issues. Mr.
Lee Donner, Executive Director of Higher Education
Servicing Corporation, Inc., and Mr. Ralph B. Rushing,
President, R.B. Rushing and Company, Inc. appeared before
the Council.
Resolution
A RESOLUTION by the City Council of the City of Denton,
Texas, relating to the approval of the issuance of certain
refunding bonds by the North Texas Higher Education
Authority, Inc.l approving the issuance of such bonds and
making certain findings in connection therewith.
WHEREAS, the North Texas Higher Education Authority, Inc.
has heretofore authorized the issuance of two series of bonds
knownas "North Texas Hi~her Education Authority, Inc. Student
Loan Bonds, Series A" and "North Texas Higher Education
Authority, Inc. Student Loan Bonds, Series B"; and
WHBRRAS, the directors of the Authority have advised this
· Council that it would be in the best interest of the Authority
if the aforesaid two series of bonds were refunded in the manner
provided by Article 717k, V.A.T.C.S., with the understanding the
proceeds of the refunding bonds and money or securities
(including income therefrom) held under the respective
Indentures securing the outstanding bonds will be utilized for
the payment of expenses, debt service, reserves for the same or
for the purchase of student loan notes as contemplated by the
said law and Section 103 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954,
as amended; and
WHEREAS, the directors of the Authority have further
advised this Council that the refunding of such outstanding
bonds would enhance the ability of the Authority to issue
additional bonds (as heretofore approved by this Council), the
proceeds of which would be utilized to purchase guaranteed
student loans; now, therefore,
BB IT R~SOLV~D BY THB CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON,
SECTION 1: That all of the recitals contained in the
preamble hereof are found to be true and are adopted as the findings of
this City Council.
SECTION 2: That the issuance of the proposed refunding bonds
in order provide
to for the paynent o£ the outstanding bonds and the
security for refunding bonds, and the utilization of the money and
securities held under the
respective indentures securing the
outstandini bonds in the manner and /or the purposes permitted under
Article 717k, V.A.T.C.S. and Section 105 of the Internal Revenue Code
of 1954, as amended (as set forth in the preamble hereof) is hereby
approved and authorized.
SECTION 3: At such time as the refunding bonds are approved
by the Attorney General Texas, a copy of the Attorney General
approval opinion shall ~ filed (by the Authority) with the Ci
Secretary.
SECTION 4: In no event does the City assume any
responsibility in connection with (i) the administration of this
student loan prolram; (ii) the issuance and delivery of bonds in
connection therewith; or (iii] the payment o£ any of the bond~ issued
by the Authority, it being understood these reeponsibilit~es are
being assumed by the Authority.
SECTION $: This resolution shall be effective £rom and after
its adoption.
PASSED AND APPROVED, this the 16th day o£ Pebru&ry, 1982.
~ayor, City of Denton, Texas
ATTEST:
City Secretary, City of Denton, Texas
Chew ~otion, Stephens second that the Resolution be passed. On roll ca~
vote Gailey "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye". Alford *'aye~
Riddlesperger "aye", C " ,, - ,, - '
unanimously, hew aye , and Stewart aye". Motion carrieu
C. The Council
· considered adoption of a Resolution for a Pipeline
L~cense Between the City of Denton and the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway Company Relating to the Construction and
Maintenance of one Pipeline being Print No. X 6191.
Resolution
BE IT RRSOL1/~D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF D~TON, TBXAS:
The Mayor is hereby authorized and directed to execute on behalf
of the City of Denton, Texas, a Pipe Line License Agreement dated
December 9, 1981, between the City of Denton and the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railway Company relatini to the construction and
minte~ance of one pipeline one hundred fifty feet in length and
thirty one point five hundred (~1.S00) inches in diameter, across or
along the rtlht of way of Licensor, being Print No. X-6191.
PASSED ~ APPROVED this the 16th day of February, 1982.
RICHARD O. STBWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
CHARLO'i-'i'n ALLBN, CITY SBCRETARY
CITY OP DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LBGAL FORM:
C.J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DBNTO~, TEXAS
409
Stephens motion, Talialsrro second that the Resolution be passed. On
roll call vote Galley "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford
"aye", Riddlesper{er "aye", Chew "aye", and Stewart "aye". Motion
carried unanimously.
D. The Council considered adoption of a Resolution for a Pipeline
License Between the City of Denton and the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa ~e Railway Company Relatin{ to the Construction and
Maintenance of One Pipeline bein{ print No. X 6192.
Resolution
BE IT RBSOLVI~D BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, T~XAS:
The Mayor is hereby authorized and directed to execute on behalf
of the City of Denton, Texas, a Pipe Line License Aireement dated
December 9, 1981, between the City of Denton and the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fo Railway Company relatin~ to the construction and
mainteaance of one pipe line one hundred twenty-six point four feet
in len{th and seventeen point el{hay (17.80) inches in diameter,
across or alon~ the right of way of Licensor, being Print No. X-6192.
PASS~D AND APPROVED this the 16th day oE February, 1982.
RICHARD O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF OENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
CHARLOTTE ALLEN, CITY SBCR]/TARY
CITY OF DF. CiTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEOAL FORM:
C.J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
Stephens motion, Chew second that the Resolution be passed. On roll call
vote Oailey "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye",
Riddlesper~er "aye", Chew "aye", and Stewart "aye". Motion carried
unanimously.
6. Receive a report from TMPA representative.
Mayor Stewart reported to the Council that the Gibbons Greek steam plant
project continued to be on schedule. TMPA had completed a successful
bond sale.
7. Approval of a recommendation .from the Cable TV Advisory Board
relative to the selection of a firm to perform the Cable TV rate
study.
Bill Angelo o£ the Staff ~ave the Cable TV Advisory Board recommendation
to the Council.
Stephens motion, Chew second to approve CTIC as the firm to perform the
Cable TV rate study. Motion carried unanimously.
8. Consider the appointment of a Deputy City Secretary.
The City Manager submitted the names of Mariaret Green and Vicki Westling
to the Council to be appointed as Deput~ City Secretary.
Stephens motion, Riddlesperler second to appoint Mariaret Green and Vicki
Westlini as Deputy City Secretary. Motion carried unanimously.
9. No o£ficial action was taken on Executive Sessio~ items:
A. Legal
B. Real Estate
C. Personnel
D. Board Appointments
10. New Business:
Taliaferro requested that the Council receive a report at the Pebruarv
2$rd meeting on the Denton "Lose-A-Ton" program. ~
CH~I~LOTTE ALLEN, CITY SEC~v, rA~¥
00S5C
411
CITY COUNCIL
February 23, 1982
Work Session of the City of Denton City Council on Tuesday, Februar~
23, 19{2, a~ 5=00 p.m. in the Civil Defense Room of ~he
Buildin{ ~o receive a re~r~ on are ~esource recovery project.
Fo~l~i~ 2he ~o~k Session, the Counci2 convened in2o an Execu~ive
Session ~o discuss LesaZ ~ers, ~2 Estate, Personnel, and Board
Appoin~enCs. Mo officia~ ~c~ion was ~aken.
The Council ~hen c~veued ln~o ~he Special Called ~etin8 in ~he
Council Ch~a at ?:00
~SEMT: ~yor Stewart, ~yor Pro-Tem Stephens, Council ~mbers
Oailey, Taliafe~o, Alford, Eid~lesperser, and Chew;
City ~nase~, City Attorney, and City Secretary.
~S~T ~ None
7:00 p,m.
~caive a report on the "Loee-A-Ton" program [oz Denton.
Kathy Seve~nm.o~ Ch~nel 25 mpo~e and received a pcoclmcion
~ch am L~e A Ton ~nch in
2. ~e Co~cil idered o~ the MAnvCes of the
S~ephens ~ion, Che~ ~eco~d ~o approve ~he ~inutes o~ Februa~7 2,
1982 wi~h ~n~eu~. ~iou carried unanimou.ly.
3. ~useu~ A{enda ~
Talia~e~o ~ion, S~epbens second uo approve ~he Consen~ ~enda.
~Cion ca~ried un~imously.
A. Pla~s:
1. Approval o~ ~he ~inal replat of Creenhill Garden
Add i t l
2. Approval o~ the final repla~ o[ Gibson-Moore
Addi~ion.
A. ~ia ia ~he pe~i~ion o[ Ja~a Williams rep~eaemeed bM
~elle Miller, requaa~ing a chan~e o~ zoni~ [rom single
~ily (SF) ~o planned develo~en~ (~) clas~i~ica~i~
o~fice uae on a 100' x 131' lot a~ ~he southeast corne~ o~
~le D~lve and Avenue D. (The Planning and Zoning
C~iaalon ~ec~enda approval.) Z-l~2~
Je[[ ~yer spoke ~or ~he S~a~.
~relle Millez spoke in ~avo~ o[ ere zoni~ change.
No one spoke in oppoai~iou.
4.A.1. ~op~iou o[ an ordinance chau{ing ~he zoning a~
~he aou~heas~ corner of Eagle Drive and Avenue D.
NO. 82-20
~ OEDIN~CE ~I~G THE ZONINO ~P OF ~ CITY OF D~N,
~X~. ~ S~ W~ A~ED ~ ~ ~PENDIX TO THE ~DE OF
~{-1, ~ ~ ~D ~ APFLIED ~ A 100 FOOT BY 131 FOOT ~T
~D AT ~E 80~ST CO~ OF ~GLE DRI~ ~ AVENUE
iN ~E CITY OF D~N, ~D MO~ PARTIaLlY DESCRIBED
~EIN; ~ DEC~ING ~ EFFECTI~ DA~.
Stephens mo:ion, Geiley second that the Ordinance be passed,
roll call vote Geilev "eve" Talia~=,-,-~ "ava"
,, ,, ' ; ' ....... , Stephens "aye",
~lfprd aye , Riddlespet&et "aye", Chew "aye'~ and Stewart "aye",
~tton carried unani~uely.
B. ~ie ia the petition of ~. Oail Gibson requesting
change o~ zoning ~tom ~l:i-femily (~-1) to Office (0)
classification at 323 ~est ~lbet:y Street.
pto~tty
ia located on the south side of West ~lbetty between
Carroll Boulevard and South Elm Street and is
~atCiculatly described aa pat: o~ lot 2, block 6, ~.
ua/nee ~dition. (~e Planning and ~ning
tec~euds approval.) Z-1527.
JeEt ~yet ~poke Eot the
~. Sail Gibmou spoke in favor.
~au Stewa:t spoke in opposition.
Leon 9patk~u spoke in opposition.
4.B,1 Adoption of an ordinance chaugin{ the zoning on
:he south side of ~est ~lber:y between Carroll
Boulevard and ~uth ~Sm
NO. 82-2~
O~IN~CE ~ING THE ZONING ~ OF T~
~PLIED ' --'---' -* ~",~ e~.._OM-i, ~ ~ SAID
~ P~T OF ~ 2, B~CK 6 OF THa W.
~ C, ~IN~ ~DITION
CITY OF D~, ~ ~E P~TI~y DES~I~ED ~EI~
D~GL~ING ~ EF~ECTI~ DATE.
O~ile~ ~Cio~, Cbe~ second Ch~t ~be Ordi,~nce be p~ed. ~ roll
· Te , ~idSle~per~er "ave". Che~ "~"--:~ ~.t~l_t~ ,,-~,,
carried ~animousfy. - · -~- , =,,u ocewarc aye . ~tion
~. This ia the petition o~ the Den:on Historic Lanark
C~ieeion tequee~in& historic ~andmatk (H)
designation a~ 2~0 North Locust Street (Old
Office). (The PZannin& and Zoning Co. lesion
teco~nde approval.)
Jeff ~Ter spoke for the Staff. Wo one Ipoke in favor No one
spoke in opposition. '
4.C.2 ~opCion of au Ordinance deeilnating 2~0 Morth
~cuet Street as a historic ~an~rk.
~0. 82-22
~ O~IN~GE D~IUMATINC GSTY ~T ~, B~CK ~03,
~:~'~f~A ~ ~ * HISTORIC ~OF ~E CI~ OF
~ O~DIN~
~ ~RE~NSI~ ZONING
P~VIDING FOR ~ E~ECTI~ DATE.
SteVens ~tion, Alford second that the Ordinance be eased.
roll call vote Oailey "aye", Talia~e~t~ ".v." ~- ~P ,,
~l~otd "ese", Riddlempetee~ "~e" C~-T,_..~~- j_~pnena ,,aye.,
~tiou ca:tied ~auimouel~. ~ , ,,-- -~= , auu mcewa:: aye-.
413
D. This is the petition of the Denton Historic Landmark
Commission requesting historic landmark (H) zontn8
designation lC the Oakwood (City) Cemetery located on
{aec Prairie Street. (The Planning and Zoning
Commission recommends approval.) H~22
Jef£ Nayer spoke for the Staff. No one spoke in favor. No one
spoke in opposition.
4.D.1 Adoption of au ordinance designatinS the Oakwood
c~me~e~y a historical landmark.
NO. 82-23
AI~ ORDINANCE D~IONATING CITY LOTS 1 AI{D 2, BLOCK 260, ~ PART OF
CITY LOTS 1 AMD 2, BLOCK 265 OF THE CITY OF DENTON, DENTON COUNTY,
TEF.%S AS A HISTORIC LANDMARK UNDER ORDINANCE NO. 80-30 (ARTICL~ 28A
OF THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE); AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
Alford motion, Chew second thac the Ordinance be passed. On roll
call vote GaLley "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford
"aye", Riddlespar{ar "aye", Chew "aye", and Stewart "aye". l~cion
carried unanimously.
E. This is the petition of Gaylen and Suzauue Fickey
requesting historic landmark (H) zoning designation at
13~4 No=th Locust Street. (The Planning and Zoning
Comaission reco~__ends approval.) H-23
Jeff Meyer spoke for the SCarf.
Gary Juran spoke in favor of the zonin§ designation.
Reid Yerrin{ spoke iu favor of the zoning designation.
l~ndall Boyd spoke in ~avor oi the zoning designation.
No one from the floor spoke in opposition.
Gailey voiced concern over desi~nation as historical landmark
because str'uc~ure had been extensively remodeled.
4.{.1 Adoption of an ordinance deal{hating 1314 North
Locust Street as a historical landmark.
NO. 82-24
AN ORDINANCE DESIGNATING 1314 NORTH LOCUST IN THE CITY OF DENTON,
DEItTON COUNTY, TEXAS AS A HISTORIC LAIiDNARK UNDER ORDINANCE NO.
80-30 (ARTICLE 28A OF THE COIiPREHEltSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE); AND
PROVIDING FOR AN ~FFECTIVE DATE.
Stephens motion, Chew second thaC the Ordinance be passed. On roll
call vote Gailey "nay", Teliaferro "nay", Stephens "aye", Alford
aye , Riddlesperger aye , Chew aye , Stewart aye . Motion
carried ~ Co 2.
5. Resolutions
The SCarf requested Chat Resolutions C and E be withdrawn from the
agenda.
A. Adop=ion of a resolution releasing easements in
Forrestrid{e II Subdivision. (The Plannin8 and Zonins
Coumission recoum~nds approval.)
414
Resolution
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
SECTION I.
The Nayor of the City of Denton, Texas, is hereby
authorized Co execute a Release of Easement raleasinm easements
dedicated co the City of Denton iu Forres~-ridge II aa described i~
enid release atCachedhere~o and ~de a par~ hereof.
PASSED ~ ~PRO~D ~hia ~he 23rd day of February, 1~82.
RICH~ O. ST~T, ~E
CiTY OF D~N, TEXAS
A~EST:
CHARLOTTE 'ALLEN, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C.J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTOI~EY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
WHEREAS, on or about February 20, 1975. Fort Worth Savings
and Loan Association executed and delivered Co the ClOy of Denton
certain easements for utilities and/or roadways on property out of
the A. Gibson Survey, Abstract No. 498, Denton Count
ney, Texas, which
amid easements are recorded in Volume ?52, Page 39?{ Volume ?52.
Page 400; and Volume ?52, Page 402 of the Deed Records of Denton
County, Texas; and
WHEREAS, Lodge Construction Company, Inc., the current
owner of uhe property affected by such easements has been approved
by the City of Denton to file a plat of Forrestridge II, au addition
to the City of Denton, according Co the plat thereof recorded in
Cabinet C, Page 12, dated December 9, 1981, of the Flat Records of
Denton County, Texas; and
WHEREAS, the above-described plat includes a dedication to
the City of Denton of roadways, streets and utility easements, which
dedication renders the recorded easements unnecessary as to
Forrestridge II; aud
WHEREAS, the said Lodge Construction Company, Inc., bas
requested timer the City of Denton release the easements aforesaid as
NOW, THEREFORE, tn consideration of the premises, the City
of Denton does hereby release the easements described herein as Ch·
same should apply to Forrestridge II, an addition Co the City of
Denton; provided, however, that such easements shall renmin in 'full
force ~nd effect aa to property outside the dedicated boundaries of
Fortes Cr idge II.
Executed this the 23rd day of February, 1982.
RICHAED O. STEWART, t4AYOIt
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
CHARLOTTE ALLEN, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C,J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
Stephens motion, ~iddlesperger second that the ~eaolut~on be
'a
passed. On roll call vo~e DeSley Talia~erro "aTe", Stephens
"aye", Al£ord "aye", Riddlesperge~ ~.ey~,,, Chew "aye", and
B. ~opt~oG o~ a Re.olutLon o~ co~de~l~o~ of .
acres r~uas~ed for ~he Hickory Creek ~fa~l se~er
line, - Ben Durr
W~, the City Co~cil o~ ~he Ci~7 of Denton, Texas has
bereCofor, da~ermined the uecassiry for and o~dered ~he acquis~ion
b~ ~he City of ~n~on o~ ~b~ hereinaf~er described r~Sh~, ~i~s and
inCerea~ iu ~e land be~einafCer described~ and
~, the CACy o~ ~ncon has been ~nable co agree and
cannot aAcee uAch the o~er upon the valoe of the be~ea~ce~
dascrib~ right, title and in~ereaC in the hereinaEter desc~ibed
land situation in ~he City of ~nCon, Denton County, Texas,
BE IT ~OL~D BY THE CITY ~UNCIL OF T~ CITY OF D~N,
~e C/~y Council hezeby ~inds and determines ~ha~ LC
necessa~7 ~o a~ui~e ~he he~eina[~e~ described rights, ~i~le and
interest in the hezeinaf~er desc~ibed land, and ~ha~ i~ ts necessary
ChaC i~ author/zed p~oceedin~ in ~inen~ Domain ~o acquire
rights, ~i~le, and in~eres~ in ~he he~einai~er desc~ibed proper~y.
!ECTIO I1.
The Ci~ A~o~ney of ~he City of Denton, Texas, is hereby
authorized and directed co b~ing conde~a~ion proceedings Co obtain
an all purpose utility ease~n~ fo~ ~be Hickory Creek Sani~a~ion
S~e~ Line P~oJecC, includimE u~ili~ies ~he~efo~ in, over, and unde~
~he follovint Crate of land sicua~ion in Denton, County, Texas:
Said c~ac~ beinS in ~he V. B~yan Survey, Abstract No. 148, Denton
County, Texas, and ~ecorded In Vol~ 956, Pa~e 996 of the Deed
~co~da of ~Con Co~y, Texas.
Said eil~n~ crossing ~h/s pro~r~y, comprising ~wo par~s, as
herein desig~ced and described, includi~ (1) pemanen~ easement
~wenCy (20'~ feeC in v/d~h, fo~ cons~ruccion or reconsc~uc~ion of
uCili~ies and appurtenances, and ~or perpetually ~in~aininS an all
put.se u~ilt~7 eaae~n~ and (2) in additional a~ea adjacent Co ~he
pe~nem~ ealmn~ rocky (~0') fee~ in width, ~o be used fo~ initial
c~a ~r u~ioD.
P~T 1-~T ~NT WITH ~R~I,NE D~IBED ~
BEGI~ING a~ a ~inC in ~he south ~ence line of ~he aforementioned
c~ac~ of land, said poin~ being north 89° 11' 15" wes~ a distance
of 324.2 fee~ ~om ~he sou~beas~ co~ner of said
TH~CE no. Ch 01o 37' 4~" east a dis~ance of 492.5 fee~ ~o a poin~
in ~he no~h ~ence line of said Crate, said ~oin~ be/n~ north 87°
45' wes~ a dis~ce of 309.7 feeC fr~ the nor~hea8~ co,nar o~ said
Crate amd bein~ ia the sou~h line of U. S. Highvay 380 (University
Dr ive).
P~T 2-.~NS~UCTION
In addition co ~he evenly (20') fooc pazmanenc eaae~n~ as described
above, an initial consc~ucCion easeman~ for~y (40') feeC in vid~h
~o be fu~nilb~. ~ls eal~n~ IhalL be adjacent and parallel
the pe~anen~ eas~en~ and shall be twenty (20') fee~ in vid~h
each side o~ said pe~nen~ easing. The Cons~ucCion Eas~enC
be ueed for initial cons~uc~ion only.
for the purpose of constructing, reconstructinS, and perpetually
maiatainin& an ell purpose utility easement for the Hickory Creek
Sanitary Sewer ~ine P~o~ec~, ~ncludin8 ut~l~a ~hecefor ~n, on,
and ~der said propsr~y.
SECTION III.
This Resolution shall beco~ effective from and a~ter its
da~e of passage.
P~SED ~ ~PRO~D ~his the 23cd day o~ F~brua~y, 1982.
RlClt~/D O. ~w~T, I~YOR
CITY OF D~NTON, TEXAS
ATT P, ST:
CI'I~I~'~"~ ALLEN, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DEI~TON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS ~ ~L
C.J, TAY~R, JR., CITY AT~EY
Cl~ OF D~N,
Talisfe~co ~Cion, Ch~ second cha~ the ~solu~ion be pasae~
~o1~ clll vo~e Oail~y "aye", T~liaf~ero '~ye"~ Stephens ~ye
Aliord "aye", Riddlespe~ser 't~ve-~ Che~ "ave" ~-~ ~* .... -
~Cion carried un~tmously. ' ~ ' .... '~'"'
D. Adoption of ~ R~solu~ion of conds~a~ion of 1.6211
acres requested for the Hickory Creek ~fall
line.- Diane ACkimaon and John Davis.
~soluCion
~RE~, the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas has
heretofore determined the necessi~y ~or and ordered the acquisi~ion
by ~he City of ~n~on of ~he herei~[~er described ~iCle and
in~ezest in the land hereinafCe~ described; and rish~,
~S, the City of Denton has been unable ~o a~ree and
canno~ agree wi~h the o~er upon the value of ~he hereafter
described ri~, ~i~le and interest in ~he hereinafter described
land situation in ~he City of ~nCon, Denton County, Texas,
T~ORE,
BE IT RESOLED BY ~E CITY ~CIL OF ~ CITY OF D~N, ~S,
The City Council hereby finds and de~ermines cha~ i~
necassary ~o acquire ~be hereinafter described fishes, title and
inCeres~ in ~he hereinaf~er described land, and ~haC l~ ia necessary
tha~ iC authorized p~oceeding in ~inen~ ~in ~o acquire
fishes, ~i~le, and interest in ~he hereinaf~er described property.
SECTION II.
Tbs City AC~ozney of the City of ~nCon, Texas, is hereby
authorized and directed co bring conde~a~ion proceedinSs ~o obtain
an all purpose utility ease~n~ [o~ ~be Hickory Creek Sani~a~ion
S~er Line ~roJec~, including utili~ies Chere~or in, over, and under
~he follo~ins ~racc of land situation in Denton, County, Texas:
417
Said t~act bein8 in the W. Bryan S,,rvey, Abstract No. 148, Denton
County, Texas, and ~eco~dwd in Vo~u~ 612, Pnge ~30 in ~he
~co~ds of ~Con Co~Cy~ Texas:
~aid eaae~nC ccosain~ c~n p~ope~cy, comp~iain~ cwo
he~ein db~i~naced and desecibed, includi~ (1) pe~nenC easement
tueucy (20'~ feec In vidCh, ~oc coneccucc~on or reconstruction
uciliCieo ~d appurtenances, and fo~ perpetually ~inCainin~ an all
purpose utility eaa~nC and (2) an additional aces adJaceu~ co cbs
pecman~c eas~c fo~C7 ($0') feec In width, Co be used ~oc
BEGI~ING aC a point in the south line of the afo=ementioned tract
of land, said ~inC beinl ~.63 feet east of the southwest fence
cocner ~d ~n the no, Ch ~ine of S~ipCu~e ~ad~
T~C~ no:Ch 07° 40' east a distance of 1~.2 feet ~oa
3~ 30"
TH~C~ notch 00o t east, ~0.0 feet east of and parallel
the west fence line a d~stance of ~877.8 feet to a point; .
TH~C~ notch 01o 2Z' 30" nsec, a distance of 10.0 feet co
in the north fence line of said trac=, said ~inc being south 89u
~5t ~s= · dis~nce of 10.19 fee~ ess= of the nor~h~es~ f~nce co,ne=
of said t~aeC.
In addition Co C~e cuency (20') ~ooc pe~nenc nascent as described
above, an inicia~ c~aC~ocCion easement ~o~C~ ~60') feec in vid~
Co be fucnish~. ~is mass. nC shall be adjacent and pacallel
cbs pestene easiest and will lieon Cbs east side of said
pe~nenC eae~nc. The C~sC~ucCion Easemen~ ~o be used ~o~
initial consCcucCion only.
fo~ Cbs pvc~ae of consCcucCing, reconaczucCing, and perpetually
main~aluin[ an all purpose utility easement for the Hickory Creek
Sanitary ~er Line P~oJecC, including utilities checefor in, on,
and ~de~ said property.
SECTION
This ~aolucion shall beco~ effective i~om and aiCe~ ica
da~e of passa[e.
PASSED ~ ~PRO~D this the 23~d day of February, 1982.
CITY OF D~N, ~X~
A~EST:
CHARLOTTE ALLEN, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM,
C.J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXA~
Galley motion, Che~ second that the P. esolution be passed. On roll
call vote Dailey aye , Taliafe~ro aye , Stephens aye , Alford
aye , Xiddlesper~ac aye , Cbev aye , and Stewart aye . Motion
carried unanimously
F. Adoption of
ra a.re. solution of condemnation of 1.3349
nares questea tot the Hickory Creek Out fall sewer
line,- Walter Lnaeherwood and Thomas J. Robertson
Resolution
h lv~IEREAS, the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas has
ere:o/ore determined the necessity for and ordered the ecqu/sitio
by the City of Denton of the hereinafter described right, title
interest in the land hereinafter described; and -
WHEREAS, the City of Denton has been unable to agree and
cannot agree with the owner upon the value of the herenfter
described ti&hr, title and interest in the hereinafter described
land situation in the City of Denton, Denton County, Texas,
TI/FAEFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DEMTON, TEXAS~
SECTION I.
The City Council hereby finds and data%mines that it
necessary to acquire the hereinnftet described rights, title and
interest in the herefnnfter described l~ud, and that it ie necessary
:hat i: authorized proceeding in Eminent Domain to ncquire the
ri{hie, Cf:la, and interest in the hereinafter described property.
SECTION II.
The City Attorney of the City of Denton, Texas, is hereby
authorized and directed to bring condemnation proceedings to ob:nih
an all purpose utility easement for the Hickory Creek Sanitation
Sewer Line Project, including utilities therefor in, over, and under
the following tract of land situation in Denton, County, Texas:
Said :tact being, in the John Rollers Survey, Abstract Mo. 1084,
Denton County, Texas, and recotde~ in Volume 496, Page 241 in the
Deed Records of Dentou County, Tsxas..
Said easement crossing this property, comprising two parts,
hetelu designated and described, includin 1
twenty (20'~ feet in u~a~ ~ -g. ( ) permanent easement
.._-_ - . - ........ , zor cons:rucclon or reconstruction of
utilities an~ appurtenances, and for perpetually maintainiu& an all
purpose utility easement and (2) an additional area nd scent t
permanent easement forty (40'~ fee~ ~- --.=-~ - - J.. o the
construction. - / ~ .. w~u~n, ~o ce ueea Eot initial
P, ART 1-PERMANENT EASEMENT WITH CENTEI~LINE DESCRIBED AS FOLLOW:;~ '.
BEGINNING at a point in the south line of the aforementioned tract
of land, maid point being 2512.58 feet mouth and 402.06 feec west
of the uorthenst corner of said tract nnd in the north line of the
U.S,A. Tract F-544;
THENCE north 28o 43' west a distance of 831.4 feet to a point;
THENCE north 36° 22' west a distance of 1440.0 feet :o a point;
THENCE north 11o 01' 30" west a distance of 631.0 feet to a point;
THF~CE north 24o 52' west a distance of 5.0 feet to a point in the
north line of said tract, said point being 1778.15 feet west of said
northeast corner;
PART 2-CONSTRUCTION EASE~iENT
In addition to the twenty (20') foot permanent easement aa described
above, an initial construction easement forty (40') feet in width ie
to be furnished. This easement shall be adjacent and parallel to
the permanent easement and shall be twenty (20') feet in width on
each side of enid permanent easement. The Cone:ruction Easement to
be used for initial construction only.
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for the purpose of cone~ructin~, recons~uucttaS, and perpetually
maintainin~ an all purpose utility easement for the Hickory Creek
Sanitary Sswe~ Line Pro~ec~, iucludin~ u~iliuies ~he~efo~ in, on,
and ~de~ said pcopeccy.
This ~molution shall beco~ ~ffective f~om and afce~ ica
da~e of passage.
P~5~ ~ ~P~D this the 23rd day of February, 1982.
RICHAB. D O. STEI,{'ART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST .'
CHARLOTT~ ALL~N, CITY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APpI~OVED AS TO LEC, AL
C.J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTOB~IEY
CITY OF DElqTON, TEXAS
Chew motion, Alford second Chat the Resolution be passed. On roll
call vote Oailey "aye", Teliaferro "aye", Stephens "aye", Alfo~d
"aye", Riddlmsper~er "aye", Chew "aye", and Stewart "aye", Motion
carried unanimously.
G. &dopCion of s resolution of condemnation of .0354
acres requested foc the Hickory Creek OuCfall sewer
line.- Gordon Fry
l~esolucion
I~EAS, the CZCF Council of ~he Cloy of Denton, Texas has
heretofore determined the necessity for and ordered the acquisition
by the City of DeaCon o~ the he~einafte~ described rishc, title and
interest in the land hereinafter described; and
511~EAS, the City of DeaCon has been unable Co asree and
cannot a~ree with the o~ner upon the value of the hereafter
described rijtht, title end interest in the hereina£Cer described
land situation in the City of DeaCon, Denton County, Texas, NOW,
TH~E~OItE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY TItE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
SECTION I.
The City Council hereby finds and determines Chat it is
necessary Co acquire the hereinafter described ril~hts, title and
interest in tbehereineftmr desc~ibed land, and that it is necessary
that it authorized proceedins in Eminent Domain Co acquire the
riShts, title, and interest in the hereinafter described property.
SECTION
The City ACto~ney of the City o[ Denton, Texas, is hereby
au~bo~ized and directed Co b~inS conde~acion proceed~nss ~o obtain
an all purpose utility mass. nC ~o~ the Hicko~ C~eek Sanitation
S~e~ Lint P~o~mcC, includin~ utilities therefor xn, ove~, and unde~
the followini C~acC ot Z~d siCua~ion in DeaCon, County, Tmxas:
Said C~ac~ brai J~. Cbs J. W. Withers Survey, Abstract No. 1343,
DeaCon County, n~ma~., and recorded in Volu~ 571, Pase 188 in the
Deed ~co~ds o~ D~Con Co~Cy, Texas~
Said ea~m~nC c~ossins Chis p~op~Cy, comprisin~ cwo parrs, as
he~min dmmiinaCmd and desc~ibed, includinR (1) pe~nenc easement
twenty (20'~ feec in ~idCh, ~or construction o~ ~econsc~uc~ion of
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utilities and appurtenances, and for perpetually maintainin8 an all
purpose utility easement and (2) an additional area adjacent to the
permaneut easement forty (40') feet in width, to be uae~ ~or
cou~ ttuct ion.
BECI~IMG a~ a point in the south fence line o~ ~he aforemen:i~ed ,
tract of land, said point bain& located 35.0 feat east of
southeast lance co, net o~ said :tact si land;
T~CE no~:h 0o 19' 50" east a distance si 17.0 ~eet to a
~ south 87° 18' 50" yes: a dis:ante of 42.0 leer ~oa
in the ~es: line el said tract o~ land, said ~in: bain& in the
ti&hi of ~ay line o[ F.H. Hi&h~ay as, 1830;
In addition ~o the :~enty (20') foot ~t~ne~: ease~nt as described'
above, an initial coneeruction easemen: forty (40') ~eet in ~idth
~o be iutnish~. ~is ease~nt shall be adjacent and parallel
the petmen~t eas~ent and ~ill lie on the ~ish: side of said
pet~nent nascent. The Construction Base,n: ~o be used
initial construction only.
~ot the purpose o~ consttuctin&, reconstructin~, and perpetually
~intainin& an all purpose u:ili:y easement lot :he Bickory Creek
Sanitary Se~er Line Project, includin& utilities therefor in,
~d ~det aai~ p~operty.
S~CTION !II.
This ~solu:ion shall beco~ et[ective from and sitar
date o~ paasa&e.
P~SED ~ APPRO~D this the 23rd day of February, 1982.
RfCHARD O. STUART, ~IAYOII
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
CHAitLOl~f~ ALLEN, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DF~TON, TEXAS
AI~liOVED AS TO LEGAL FORI~:
C.J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORI~EY
CITY OF D~NTOI~, T~XAS
Rlddlesperser motion, Stephens second that the Itosolutiou be
passed. Ou roll call vote galley "aye", Taliaferro "aye", Stephens
"aye", Alford "aye", lliddlesperser "aye", Chew "aye", and Stewart
"aye", ~4otion carried uuanimously,
H. Adoption of
acres requestedraa°luti°n of condemnation of
for the Hickory Creek Outfall ameer
line.- l~arsaret Russell and Charles Ituasell
llesolut ion
WHEREAS, the City Council o~ the City of Denton, Texas has
heretofore determined the necessity for and ordered the acquisition
by the City of Denton of the hereinafterdescribed right, title end
interest in the Land hereinafter described; and
WHEREAS, the City of Denton has been unable to a&ree and
cannot agree wi th the owner upon the value of the hereafter
described ri&hi, title and interest in :he hereinafter described
land situation in the City of Denton, Denton County, Texas, MOW,
THEIt~FORE,
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BE IT B. ESOLVED EY THE CXTY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
The City Council hereby finds and determines that it is
necessary Co acquire the hereinafter described :ishts, title and
interest in the hereinafter described lend, and that iC is necessary
that iC authorized p~oceedin& in Eminent Domain to acquire the
rishts, title, end interest in the hereinafter described prope£ty,
ZcTms
The City Attorney of the City of Denton, Texas, is hereby
authorized and directed to brtn8 condeumation proceedin{s to ob:sin
au all purpose utility easement for the Hickory Creek Sanitation
S~er Line ~%:oJect, includin8 utilities therefor in, over, and under
the following tract of land situation in Denton, County, Texas=
Said tract bain& in ~he John Scot~ Survey, Abs~ac~ Ho. ~222, Denton.
County, Texas, and ~ecord~d in VoZu~ 968, Pass 962 of the Deed
~cords of ~Con County, T~xas.
Said emsm~uc ccomsin8 chis property, comp~isin{ Cwo pa~cs, as
he~ein deal{tared and desc~ibed, includin8 (1) pe~manen~ easement
cwencv (20') feec in width, ~o~ construction o~ reconstruction o~
uCili~it~ and appurtenances, and ~or perpetually mincainin{ an a~2
put.se utility ease~nc and (2) an additional a~ea ad~acenC uo cue
permanent easm~uC forty (~0') ~eau in width, Co he use~ for initial
cons C~ ucCion.
BEOX~INO a~ a ~inc in ~he ~h line of ~he a~oremen~ioned
of ~and, 65.0 Zee~ wes~ o~ ~soucheas~ co:ne:, and in the sou~h
line of the John Scott Survey, Abstract No. ~222;
THENCE north 02° 30' east a distance of 4~7.7 feet ~o a point;
THEMCE no:Ch 28° 05' 30" west a distance of ~189.3 ~eet ~o a ~iut;
THgNCE north 28° 51' 30" east a distance o[ ~33.5 feet to a ~in~;
T~MCE north i6o 30' 30" east a dis:ante o[ 356.34 feet to a poin~
in :he east fence line of said :tact, said poiu: belu8 28~.37 geeC
fiotth o~ the southeast cornet of said :tact.
In addition :o the twenty (20') foot pe:~uen: samson: as described
above, an initia~ coustt~ctiou easement to::y (~0')
to be futnimh~. ~il eame~nC shall be adjacent and parallel to
the permanent easement and shall be twenty (~0') feet in width on
each side of laid pet~nent ease~n:. The Construction gase~nt to
be used for initial construction only.
for the put.em of consttuctinR, reconstructing, and pet~tually
~tn:ainfns an all purple utility easement for the Hickory Creek
Sanitary ~wet Line Project, iucludin5 utilities therefor
and ~det said
SE~ION III.
This ~eoluCion shall beco~ effective from and after
dace of
FASS~ ~ ~O Chis the 23td day of February, 1982.
RICHAR~ O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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ATT F~q T:
CHARLOTTE ALLEN, CITY 'SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FOR/d:
C.J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
Ch~ motion, ilford second that the Resolution be passed. O~ roll
call vote Gatley "aye", Taliaferro "ave" Step, erie *'aye", Alforl
*'aye", Riddlespet~;et "aye", Chew "aye",' a~d Stewart "aye". Motion
carried unanimous:y.
Adoption of a resolution of condemnation of .8908
acres requested for the Hickory Creek Outfall sewer
line.- Cslusa Development
Resolution
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas has
heretofore determined the necessity for and ordered the acquisition
by the City of Denton of the hereinafter described risht, title and
interest in the land hereinafter described; and
WHEREAS, the City of Denton has been unable to a&rae and
cannot asree with the o~ner upon the value of the hereafter
described ri&hr, title and interest in the hereinafter described
land situation in the City of Denton, Denton County Texas, NOW,
THEREFORE, '
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
SECTION I.
The City Council hereby finds and determines that if is
necessary to acquire the hereinafter described ri&his, title and
interest in the hereinafter described land, and that it is necessary
r~hat it authorized proceedin& in Eminent Domain to acquire the
rights, title, and interest in the hereinafter described property.
SECTION II.
The City Attorney of the City of Denton, Texas, is hereby
authorized and directed to brin& condemnation proceedinRs to obtain
an all purpose utility easement for the Hickory Cree~ Sanitation
Sewer Line Project, includin& utilities therefor in, over, and under
the followin& tract of land situation in Denton, County, Texas:
Said tract bein8 in the /q.E.P. & P.R.R. Survey, Abstract No. 950,
Gideon Walker Survey, Abstract No. 1330, Levi Youn& Survey, Abstract
No. 1451, Denton County, Texas, and recorded in Volume 950, Pa&e 284
of the Deed Records of Denton County, Texas.
Said easement crossin8 this property, comprisin8 two parts, as
herein desiEnated and described, including (1) permanent easement
twenty (20'~ feet in width, for construction or reconstruction of
utilities and appurtenances, and for perpetually maintainin8 an all
purpose utility easement and (2) an additional area adjacent to the
permanent easement forty (40') feet in width, to be used for initial
cons truc: ion.
PART 1-P. EP~ENT E~. E~T WITH CEN .TERLINE DESCRX. BED AS FOLLOWS:
BEGINNING at a point in the northeasterly oline of the aforementioned
tract of la~.d, sa_id point heine north 47 08' 05" wast a distance
of 19~0.26 feet from the most easterly corner of said tract, said
corner bein8 in the southwesterly rt8ht of way line of Interstate
THF2qCE south 42° 41' 55" west a distance of 23.5 feet to a point;
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THI~CE south 86° 38' 20" west a distance of 615.65 feet Co
point in a northwesterly line of said tract, said point being in
southeasterly line of the llcl~ett ldoto~ Company 13.2 acrs
THENCE continulu{ south 16° 38' 20" vent across the said
nouth~mCe~y line of amid ~NaCt c~act a n~ beginning ~int o~
~he he~ein described
T~MCE con~inuins sou~h 86° 38' 20" west .i~om .a. ~ipC ~n
southwesterly line of said HcNaCt Watt, sal~ ~nn ue~n8 in one
no~cheas~rly line of said Calusa Develo~eu~ ~racC, a dis~ance
1301.12 teat Co a ~in~ tn the west line o[ said Calusa t~act, said
point bain{ in the ea{~ line of State 8ch~l ~ad and beini south
05o 13' 4~' wasa a distance of 1772.92 fee~ [~om the northwest
corner of slid ~cC ~d iu the eas~ line oi mmtd $~ace School ~oad.
P~T 2-~MS~CTION ~T:
In addition Co the twenty (20*) ~ooC ~nenC ~nC a~ desto, ibrd
above, an initial c~s~uction mass.nc forty (~u) ~aet in width
:o be Iucniahed. ~is eale~n~ ahall be adJacen~ and parallel Co
~he pe~manent easement ~d shall be twenty (20') fee~ in width
each ~ide of said per.nee2 e~a~e~t. The Cona~ruclion Ease~nt
be used for initial c~st~uccton only.
for the put.se o~ coustruc~inS, ~econatruccin~, and perpetually
~lntainin~ an all purpose ~ill~y easement for cbs Hickory Creek
Sanitary ~er Line Project, includint u~ilities che~efo~ in, on,
and ~der said p~operty.
~is ~soluCion slall beco~ effec~ive [rom and aider its
date of pasmaSe.
PASS~ ~ ~O~D ~his ~be 23~d day of February, ~982.
RICHARD O. STEt/A~T, MAYOR
CITY OF DEI~TON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
CHARLO~I'~t ALLEN, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF D~N,
A~RO~D ~ ~ ~L FO~
C.J. TAY~R, JR., CITY AT~EY
CITY OF D~N,
Kiddle~petie~ ~:iou, Ch~ second :ha~ ~he Resolution be passed.
roll till- vote Oailey "aye", Taliaier=o "aye", Stephens "aye",
Alford "aye", Riddlespe=~er "aye", Chew "aye", and Stewart "aye".
~tion ca,tied unanimously.
~nton
6. ~vie~ City of 's Driveway/Cu=b Cut ~licy
pertains to Fi=a~ Sca~e Bank's ~cor Bank proposa~ a~
Syc~=e S=ree~ between Elm and
Svehla spoke fo= the Staff.
H~r B~y, President of Fi=s~ State Bank, spoke lot approval of the
curb cuts a= the ~o~ Bank.
Taliafe==o ~Cion, Alfo=d second Co approve the plan [or the
d=iveway at ~he Fi=s~ S~a~e Bank ~o= Bank as p=eaented. ~Cton
ca=tied unani~usly.
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7, Authorization
for the City Council to attend the Z~ational
Leasue of Cities Con&reis ionaX-City Conference irt
~ashin&ton, D.C. on February 27 Chrou&h ~:ch 2, 1982.
Riddlenperiet motion, Galley second to authorize the City Council co
attend the National Lea&ua of Cities con~etenee in ~ashinston. D.C.
~Cion carried unanimously.
8. Authorize the ~yor as representative for City Coacil :o
appear before :he County Co~issionets Court regardin8 ch~,
appoin~nt of a Judse lot the n~ County Court ac La~.
Riddlasper~et ~:ion, Che~ second Co authorize :he ~yor ~o appear
before :he Co~issione~s Cou:: te&ardih8 the aopoin~enc o~ a Judge
~ot the ne~ Coacy Court ac La~. ~Cion carried ~ani~usly.
9. No oi~icial action ~as taken ~ Executive Session items:
B. Real Estate
C. Pers~nel
D. ~a~d Appoin~nCa
Taliafetto requested the Staf~ and City Attorney prepare an
ordinance re&arding :he enforcement of tabulations on handicap~d
pattie8 on private and public property.
11. ~lournmen~
Ch~ ~:ion. Riddlespetier second :~at t~e ~eCing be adjourned
~tion tattled unanimous~y. .
C~LOTT~ AL~; CITY S~CR~TARY
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425
CITY COUNCIL
March 2, 1982
Work Session of the City of Den:on City Council on Tuesday, March 2,
1982 st 6:30 p.m. in the Civil Defense Room of the Nunicipal
Building to discuss Executive Session matters.
The Council convened imco mn Executive Session to discuss Legal
Matters° Real Es:ate, Personnel, and Roard Appointments. No
o~ficial sc:ion wes taken,
The Council then convened into the Regular Neetin& in tbs Council
Chambers at 7~00 p.m.
PRESENT~ Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tern Stephens, Council Members
gsiley, Taltaferto, Al~ord, Riddlespstge:, and Chew;
City Manager, City Attorney and City Sec:scary
ABSENT: None
1. The Council considered approval of the Minutes of the
Regular Meeting of January 19, 1982..
Stephens mo:ion, Che~ second to approve the Ninutes of January
1982. Motion car:ted unanimously.
2. Consent A&enda:
Che~ mo:ion, Taliaferro second co approve the Consent Agenda.
Motion carried ~nanimousl~.
A. Bids and Purchase Orders:
Bid t 8957 - Consider Pc~e: Transformer 15/20/25
MVA 138 EV to 13.2 EV for At:pot: Substation
2. Bid ~ 8980 - Distribution Transformers
3. Bid t 8983 - Tratnims Tables
4. Bid ~ 8987 Remodel Vehicle ~4ainCenamce/Solid
5. Bid ~ 6988 - Fence aC Se:vice Center
6. Purchase Order ~ 51738 Co Xerox Supply Corporation
7. Purchase Order ~ 51855 co Pries:er Supply Company
B. Plats:
1. Approval of the fine1 plaC of Solar Way Addition
~ Section TI
C. Final Payments:
1. Consider Final Payment to Golden Triangle Joint
Venture/Duncan Proper:tee, LTD, for cbc Oversize
from s 10" to an 18' Sanitary Sewer Line
Loop 288 to serve the Target Store near Golden
Tt tangle Mall.
3. Ordinances ~
A. Adoption of an Ordinance Directing the Publication of
Notice of Intention Co Issue City of Denton Water and
Sewer Revenue Bonds, Series 1982, in the Principal
Amount of $l,250,000.
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Hattung spoke for the Staff.
?f Fir?.t Southwest C pany
ua~, ua~nu~sc and Ho~on A~o~neys, asked ~he Council ~o chanze
~he a~u~ ~o ~e~d. "i~ a ~ota~ ~uuc which lawfully ~y be
[n c~p~[ance wl~h Ehe ea=ning~ cove~a{e requirements ~o= euch
b~a, buc in ehe minimum p~incipal ~un= o~ $i,250,000 and in
~x[m~ puincipal amo~ of ~2,000,00, with such b~da to be dated
NO. 82-25
ORDIN~CE DI~ING T~ [SSU~CE OF NOTICE OF SALE OF
~tony. Alfprd_a~ond ,~ha~, =he Ordinance be passed aa
.~o~[ .ya~%. vote ual~ey aye , Taliaterro "aye", S=e hens "a e".
fora "aye", Riddlelpe=ger "aye", Ch~ "avl" S~e~-r~
~ion carried unanimously. ~ ' "' ~ '~= '
S. Adoption of an O~dinance AuCho~izin{ ~he I~suauce of
City of Denton ll~c~ic Syst~ ~venu. ~nds,
1~82.
to Ci=y of Den=on Finance Di=ec~oe ~Na=y. Mclnroe opened
bide. Council deferred vocin8 on =he ordinate un~il after Che bids
had been Cabulaced.
C.~op=ion of an Oudin~ce =~vins perkins Da =he
Side of Bradley SCreen.
NO. 82-26
~ ~DIN~CE RES~ICTING T~ P~ING OF ~HICL~ AT
TI~ ON ~E ~T SIDE OF B~Y S~EET ~
INT~E~ION OF OAK S~T ~ T~ INT~SE~ION OF
S~EET; PROVID lNG A SE~ ILITY C~USE; P[OVID IMG A
P~ALTY NOT ~ EXCEED ~0 ~D~D ~LL~; ~ DECL~ING
EFFECTI~ DA~.
Taliafe=~o ~ion, Ch~ second tha~ =he ordinance be passed.
~oll call vote Galley "aye ', T~Ziaferro "aye", S~e~ens "aye",
Ai~B "ay~"[ Riddlespe=Se= "aye", Chew "~ve", Sce~a== "aye"
~c[on car=led ~antmouely.
D. Adoption of an ~dinauce establishing an
A~tntattactve ~de Eot the City of Denton.
82-27
T~ ~HINIS~T~ S~VICE OF ~ CITY DP O~
A~INIS~TI~ DEP~; ~TINO DE~~
DIRECTO~ THEREOF; ~ING ~ 2 OF ~ ~DE 0F
CITY OF D~N, REP~LING ALL ORDIN~C~ ~ ~LI~{
DECKING ~ ~FECTI~ DA~.
S~e~ens mo~ion, Galley second that ~he ordinance be pas~ed.
~oll call vote Ga/lev "ave" Taliafe---
Consider sale of ~enerating CaF~acity to West Texas
Nelson spoke for the Stiff in faro= of the sale.
Itiddlespe~ga~ motion, Ch~ sec~d to approve the sale of ~eneraCing
ca.city Co ~aC Texas UCll~Cies. ~Cion carried unani~usly
5. Conaide~ Fcees~ and Nichols EnsineerinS ConCr~cC for
Ins~cCion of Effluent
Stephens ~ion, Ta~ia[e~ro second ~o approve the conCrac~
F~eese and Nichols fo~ inspec~ion of effluent fi~ers.
ca~ied
6. C~ide~ C~ac~ fo~ Enginee~ing Services fo~ E~ec~rical
Sys~e~ Coo~dina~ion Study.
Nelson of the Staff spoke in [avo~ of approval of the conc~acL.
Stephens ~cion, Chew second co approve the contract for en~Ineerin
'services loc electrical system coordina~ion study. ~Cion carrie~
unan imoua~y.
7.
C~aider AdopCin~ a Policy on Enforcement of Handicapped
Pa~kin~ ~eaC~lcCi~s on Public and Private Proper~y
Authorized by ScaCe ~w (Article 6675a-Se.I).
HarCuns of the City Staff advised the Counci~ ChaC Chis item had
been requested Co be pu~ on the a~enda by Council ~mbe~ Taliaferro.
Reran Conno~ of the H~an ~sources Co~iCcee spoke in ~avor of the
policy.
~illiam C~ouch of cbc H~n ~aou~ces Co~icCee spoke In
the policy.
Taliafecro ~Cion, S~e~ena second Chac ~he City Staff -~esearch
suitable locations for parking on public streets and p~ivace
property for handicapped pecans and direct the City ACCo~ney co
p~epare an o~dinance deai~aCin~ chess spaces asfor handicapped
packing only. ~Cion carried unani~usly.
Council recessed aC 8:10 p.m. and reconvened ac 8:12 p.m. co
consider ~enda Item
Harold ~Inroe of First ~uChwesC Company advised the Council of ~he
bid which ~ece received.
82-28
O~IN~CE ~T~RIZINC THE ISSU~CE OF CITY OF D~N
E~IC SYS~M ~E BO~S, S~IES 1982
Ta~iafecco ~Cion, Chew second ChaC the ordinance be passed. On
rol~ call voCe Oailey aye , Taliafec~o aye , S~ephena "aye",
A~ford aye , RiddleapecAer aye , Chew aye , Stewart "aye".
~cion ca~ried unan~usly.
SteVens ~Ciou, Alford second and to accept the bid of
Lynch ~ice Weld Capital ~rkecs ~roup. ~cion passed unani~usly.
8. ~ece was no official action on executive session
legal ~CCer,, real estate, personnel, or board
appoin~m~s.
9. ~e~e ~ere no n~ b~einesa l~ems enmeshed.
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CITY COUNCIL
March 9, 1982
Work Session of the CiC¥ of Denton City Council on Tueadey, Me,ch 9,
~982, a~ ~00 p.m. tn ~he Clvt~ Defense Room
Buildin~ ~o receive a repor~ on '~he Denton ~aa~e Save~ La~
Plan.
Follo~in8 ~be Wo=k Session, =be Council convened in~o ~n Execu=ive
Session =o discuss La,al ~tte~n, Eeal Estate, Pe=sonnel, and Boa=d
Appo~n~n~s. No o~fictal ac~on ~as
The Councfl ~hen convened into the Special Called
Counc~ Ch~bern a= 7:00 p.m.
P~SE~: ~yo~ S=ewa==, ~yo~ P=o Tem S~ephens, Council N~be~s
Gailey, Talia~e=~o, A~fo=d, R~ddlespe~e~, and Chew;
C~cy ~nase=, C~y A==o=ney, and City Sec=e=a=y.
~ S~ ~ None
7:00 p.a.
1, ~nnen~ ~enda:
S~ephena ~ion, Tal~afer=o second ~o app=ove ~he Consen~ Agenda.
~ion ca==ied unanimously.
A. Bids and Purchase O~de=a:
1. S~d ~ 899~ - l==i~a=ion Pa==s and Supplies
2. Bid ~ 8994 - Refuse
2. Public Hearings:
A. ~is i, the petition of Mr. Russell Ttapp =eque. Cin$
cha~e of zoni~ from mu[~i-f~i[y (~-1)
Deve~op~n~ (PD) classifica~ion ~ot office uae oa a .44
acre parcel [oca~ed on Cbs ~as~ side of Cat,oil Boulevard
apptoxt~Ce[y 200 ~ee~ no~th of the in~taec~ioa of ~est Oak
S~eec and Carroll. (~e Planning and Zonin~
tec~nds app~ova[. )
Jaane~e ~cC~ea, developer, spoke in favor of ~be ~eques~.
Jack DempaeF, Austin a=chiCec~, spoke in favor o[ ~he ~eques~.
John ~nty, 5~ Pearl S~teec, spoke in favor of ~he request.
Jackie S~anson, 6[0 ~es~ Oak, spoke in [avot of ~he request.
~i[yn ~iCh spoke in opposi~ion.
~atktne spoke ~o~ ~he S~aff.
2.A.[. Adoption of an ordi~nce chanSi~
multi f~i[y ~o planned development ~ot
use. Z-1529
(
NO. 82-29
~ ~CA~D ON ~g ~ST SIDE OF C~OLL ~ULEV~
APPKOXI~T~Y 200 FEET ~OR~ OF ~g INT~S~CT[ON OF ~ST
OAK ST~ET ~ C~OLL BOU~ IN ~g CI~ OF
~ PARTI~LA~Y DESCRIBED HE~IN~ ~D D~L~ING
EFFECTIVE DA~.
Gatley ~tion, Taliafetto second that =be O=dinance be passed. On
~oll call vo~e, Gailey
, Chew "aye", S~ewa~ '~aye. Mo~ion
ca,tied ~o 1.
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3, Consider authorizin~ the Sprin~ Fling Con~iCCee to display
banners on City streets.
Hartuni spoke for the Staff end Sprin5 FlinE Committee eskinE that
the Sprint Fling,banners bm displayed f~om April 1 co April
S~ephens melon, Che~ second ~o authorize the Sp~i~ Fli~
~o display banners on City s2~eecs. ~ion carried unanimously.
~. D-26. Couside~ dieposi~ion of City p~ope~tM located along
the east side of Carroll Boulevard nea~ i~s inCe~secCion
eiCh For~ Worth Dzive. ~e prope~y is ~e paz~ic~la~ly
deac~ibed as City loc 9, block 316. (~e Planni~ and
Zoni~ Co~ission rec~nds approval.)
Stephens mo2ion, Cbe~ second ~o ~sble ~his item un~il Ninnies
PlanninS ~ud Zoni~ C~ission could be forwarded ~o ~he Council.
~ion ca~ied unsni~ously.
5. D-27. Consider disposi~ion of City property be~innin~
alo~ ~he north side o~ ~i~he~s at its ln~erseccion
Nifo-Fish,rap Road. ~e p~oper~y is ~re pa~Cicul~rly
desc~ibed as parc of City lo~s ~5 end 16, block 150. (~e
~lanni~ end Zoni~ Co~lssion ~ec~nds approval.)
S~ephens ~oCion, Chee s~cond Co ~able ~his i~em un~il ~inu2es o[ the
and Zoni~Co~ission could be forwarded co the Council.
Plannin~
Notion ca~ied
6. No official action was ~aken on Executive Session items:
A. Legal
B. Reel Estate
C. Personnel
D. ~rd Appoin~ncs
7. Mo nee i~ems o~ bueimess ~ze requested for [~ze aiendas.
~RLOTTB ALL~,-CITY SBCRBTA~T
0107C
CITY COUNCIL
Merch 16, 1982
Work Session o( the City of Denton City Council on Tuesday, H~rch
.16, 1982, at 5.00 p.m. in the Civil Defense Room of the Muni~ipal
Building to receive a report on the crosswalk and signal activities
for 1982 and to discuss the Boulder, Colorado, Cable Television
~utitrust Case.
Followini the work session, the Council convened into an Bxecutive
Session to discuss Legal ~atters, Real Bstate, Personnel, and Board
Appointments. No official action was taken.
The Council then convened into a Regular Meeting st 7:00 p.m. in the
Council Chambers.
PR~SNT: Mayor Stewart, ~ayor Pro Tem Stephens, Council Members
Galley, Riddlesperger, and Chew, City ~anager, City
Attorney, and City Secretary.
ABSBNT: Council Nembers Taliaferro and Alford.
1. Consent Alenda:
Stephens requested item B.1 of the Consent Agenda be removed. Staff
requested items B.3 and B.2 be withdrawn from the Consent Agenda.
Riddlesperger motion, Stephens second that the Consent Agenda be
approved. Notion carried unanimously.
Stephens ~otion, Chew second to approve item B.1. Motion carried
unanimously.
A. Bids and Purchase Orders:
1. Bid [ 8989 - Road ~teriels
2. Bid I 8990 - Aerial Lift Truck
~. Bid I 8993 ~eldini and ~ttled Gases
4. Bid [ 8999 Lease Purchase of Bqui~ent
B. Chan~e Orders:
1. Chanie Order to Construction ~socistes in the
a~ount of $6,000.00. (Bid I 8975)
2. Chanie Order t6 to Gracon Construction Company
for the ~astewater Treatment Plant. (Withdrawn
by Staff)
~. Chante Order P7 to ~racon Construction Company
for the ~astewater Treatment Plant. (~ithdrawn
b~ Staff)
2. Ordinances:
A. ~option o[ an Ordinance revising the junked vehicles
Ordinance.
82-30
AN OR,IN.CB ~NDINO CHAPTER 14~ ~TICL~ III~ DIVISION 2~
S~CTIONS 14-26 T~OUGH 14-33 OF ~H~ COD80~ ORDIN~C~S OP
THB CITY OF D~N, TBX~, 1966 ~ ~B~D, RB~TINO TO
JUNK~ VEHICLES; DBC~ING SUCH ~HICL~S TO BB A PUBLIC
NUISANCB AND UNLAW~L; PROVIDING PROCBDUR~ FOR ~AT~T;
P~OVIDING A S~RABILITY C~USB; PROVIDING A P~NALTY NOT TO
BXCB~D ~O ~NDRBD DOLL.S ($200.00); AND PROVIDING FOR AN
B~F~CTI~ DATB.
Stephens motion, Riddlesper{er second ~hat the ordinance be ~smed.
On roll cell vote Oailey "aye", Stephens "aye", Riddlesper{er "aye",
Chew "aye", and Stewart "aye". ~tion carried unanimously.
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Approval o£ a Pipeline License and Resolution between the
City of Oe~otont Construction and Maintenance of one
relating haend the Texas and Pacific Railroad Company
Pipeline being 1650' south of Mile Post Z12.
Stephens motion, Oatley second to authorize the Mayor to execute the
pip, line license agreement. Motion carried unanimously.
4. Approval of a Pipeline License and Resolution between the
' City of D~tnutont Construction and ~4aintenance of one
relating he, nd the Texas and Pacific Railroad Company
Pipeline being 150' south of Mile Post 212.
Gailey motion, Riddlesperger second to authorize the Mayor to
execute the pipeline license agreement. Motion carried unanimously.
$. Consider leasing City property located on the northeast
corner of lhllas Drive and Willow Springs, to Coors-Golden
Distributing Company to accommodate a recycling center.
(y) (The Planning ,,nd Zoning Com~ission recomuuends approval.)
~' David Bllison spoke for the Staff.
~(.~ Tommy Portland of Coors-Golden Distributing Company spoke in favor.
Davis spoke in opposition,
Riddlesperger ~otion to proceed with agreement and get speci£ic
commitment from Coors regarding plants, shrubs for privacy. Mutton
died for lack of a second.
Galley motion, Riddlesperger second to table the lease agroement
until specific information on property lines, security, and possible
traffic problems would be obtained. Motion to table carried
',unanimously.
'6. D-26. Consider disposition of City property located along
the east side of Carroll Boulevard near its intersection
with Fort Worth Drive, The
property is more particularly
describod as City lot 9, block ~16. (The Planning and
Zoning Commission recommends approval.)
Charlie Watkins spoke for the Staff.
Ali A1-Kafiji spoke in opposition.
Stephens motion, Chew second to table until such time as the Council
requests the Staff to put this disposition back on the agenda.
Stephens, Riddlesporger, Chew, and Mayor "aye". Galley "nay".
Motion to table carried 4 to 1.
7. ~mthorize the City Manager to part.icipate in the Texas
Municipal League study of the General Telephone Company
rate increase request before the Public Utilities
Commission and to pay the City's share of the fee.
Chris Hartung spoke for the Staff.
~tddlesperger motion, Chew second to authorize the City Manager to
~articip~te in the study and to authorize payment of the City's
,~hare of the fee. Motion carried unanimously.
8. Approval for the City to join the Texas ~4unicipal League
Municipal Liability Joint Self-Insurance Fund.
Rick Svehla spoke for the Staff.
Stephens motion, Riddlesperger second to approve the City Joining
the TML Municipal Liability Joint Self-Insurance Fund Motion
carried unanimously. .
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9. Authorize the City Manager to enter into agreements
with North Texas State University, Dr. Ken Daugherty,
and Acme Brick Company to conduct additional
£easibility tests for a resource recovery project.
Rick Svehla spoke for the Staff.
Chew motion, Stephens second to authorize the City Manager to
enter into additional feasibility tests for resource recovery
project with NTSU, Dr. Daugherty, and Acme Brick Company.
Motion carried unanimously.
10. No Official Action was taken on Executive Session
Items:
A. Legal
B. Real Estate
C. Personnel
D. Board Appointments
11. New Business:
No items of business for future agendas were requested by the
Council.
CHARLOTTE ALLEN, CITY SECRETARY
0108C
CITY COUNCIL
~rch 25, 1982
Work Session of the City of Denton City Council on Tuesday, March
23, 1982, at 5:00 p.m. in the Civil Defense Room of ~he ~nicipal
Buildin~ a~ wh'ich ~i~e the Council convened in~o an ~xecu~ive
Session. No official action was taken.
Pollo~in~ the ~ork ~ssion, ~he convened into the Special Called
~eting in the Council Chambers st 7:00
PR~ENT: ~yor Pro Te~ S~ephens, Council ~mbers Galley,
Alford, Rlddlesperier, and Che~, City ~nager, City
Attorney, and City ~cre~ary.
~S~T: ~yor Stewart and Council ~mber Taliaferro.
1. ~ceive a re~r~ from the ~nton Co~ittee on ~plo~ent
the Handicapped.
Gar~ Truitt, Chairperson of the ~nton Co~it~ee on ~plo~ent
~he Handic~pped, save ~he Com~itlee~s annual report ~o the City
Council.
Candice Cole~n, North Texas ~habilita~ion Program, spoke o'~ need
for barrier 6ree facilities.
~lph Faucett, ~r~h Tex~s ~habili~ation Pro8ram, spoke on need for
public training regarding "unseen" disabilities such as epilepsy,
diabetes, etc.
Pac Canty, handicapped s~udent a~ H~U, spoke on specific needs for
blind ci~izens.
~yor Pro Te~ Stephens read a Proclamation declaring the ~eek of
~rch Z~ ss Handicapped Awareness Neek.
2. Retired City ~cre~ary Brooks Holt was presented a plaque
froa ~he City Council acknowledging his contribution ~o ~he
City o~ ~n~on.
3. Consen~ Agenda:
Galley ~otion, Alford second ~o approve ~he Consent Agenda. ~ion
carried unanimously.
A, Bids and Purchase Orders:
1. Bid ~ 8992 Electric ~ters, ~cke~s, and
Transforaars
Z. Purchase Order t 51279 to Bill U~er Pord
Revision of ite~ ~
3. Purchase Order J 51582 to ~lain Equipmen~ in
excess o~
4. ~provsl of an Ordinance establishing a 20 mph speed limit
on ~elch Stree~ from Hickory to ~gle.
AN ORDIN~CB BY THE CITY OP DENON, TEXAS, R~UCING THE
M~IM~ ~I~A FACI~ SPEED LIMIT ON ~BLCH S~BT BB~B~N T~
INTBRS~ION OF HICKORY S~EBT ~D THE INTERSE~ION OF
BA~ DRI~ ~ ~TY (20) MILES PER ~UR; PROVIDING A
P~ALTY OF A PlN~ NOT TO EXCEED ~O ~NDRED ($200.00)
DOL~RS; PROVIDING A SB~R~ILITY C~USB; ~D DECL~ING
E~FB~IVB DATB.
Ch~w motion, Riddlmsper{er mecond thm~ ~he o~dinance
roll call vo~m ~ilmy "aye", Al~ord "myra",
"aye", S~mph~nm "aye". ~ion carriad unanimously.
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5. Approval of the Purchase of Final Stage Turbine for Number
$ Steam Turbine.
Brnie Tullos spoke for the Staff.
Riddlesperger motion, Alford second to approval the purchase.
Motion carried unanimously.
6. Approval of an Amendment to the Contract with the Corps of
~ngineers for Ray Roberts Lake.
Chris Hartung spoke for the Staff.
Riddlespergar motion, Chew second to approve the Ray Roberts Lake
Contract Amendement. Motion carried unanimously.
7. Approval of a Contract with the Denton Girl's Softball
Association to fund umpires for games.
Jane Malone of the Parks and Recreation Board spoke in favor of the
contract.
Steve Brinkntan spoke for the Staff.
Chew motion, Riddlesperger .second to approve the contract. Motion
carried unanimously.
g. Approval of a Contract with the Denton Boy's Baseball, Inc.
to fund umpires for games.
Chew motion, Alford second to approve the contract with the Denton
Boy,s Baseball, Inc. Motion carried unanimously.
9. The following Official Action on Executive Session items
was taken:
A. Legal
The Council considered a Resolution to file a Cross Bill in the
Callahan Cause No. 81-6738oB.
Resolution
WHERBAS, the City of Denton, Texas on December 12, 1960
purchased a 17.93 acre tract of land from W. T. Byers, Lotta Evers
Callaham, Felix N. Callahan, Jessie Byers King and K. M. King for
the purpose of constructing, operating, and maintaining a sanitary
sewer treatment and disposal plant upon said property, the deed
conveying sald property dated December 12, 1960 being of record tn
Volume 463, Page 260 of the Deed Records of Denton County, Texas; and
WHEREAS, certain grantors in the deed conveying the
property to the City of Denton have filed a lawsuit contesting the
right, title and interest of the City of Denton in and to said 17.93
acres of land. The City of Denton has heretofore constructed and is
now operating and maintaining a sanitary sewer treatment and
disposal plant upon said 17.9~ acres of land and it is now necessary
and in the public interest to protect the health and safety of the
citizens of the City of Denton that the City of Denton acquire the
fee simple title tn and to said 17.9~ acre tract of land for use as
a location of and operation of a sanitary sewer treatment and
disposal plant; and
Wit~REAS, it is necessary and in the public interest to
acquire the fee simple title to a tract of land leading from ~4ayhi11
Road to said 17,91 acre tract of land in order to provide access for
sanitary sewer lines, water lines, electrical lines, and o~ber
public utilities necessary and appropriate in the operation of a
sanitary sewer treatment' and disposal plant; NOW, THBREFORE,
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
SECT ION I.
The City Council hereby finds and determines that it is
necessary and in the public interest to acquire the hereinafter
described rights, title and interest in the hereinafter described
lands, and that it is necessary that it authorize proceedings in
eminent domain to acquire the rights, title, and interest in the
hereinafter described land.
SECTION II.
The City Attorney of the City of Denton, Texas, is hereby
authorized end directed to file a Cross-Bill in Eminent Domain tn
Cause No. gl-6739-B styled Felix W. Callahan, et al, Plaintiffs v.
the City o~ Denton, Defendant, in order to condemn the fee simple
title, excluding oil, gas, and mineral interests in and under said
tracts of land, to the following described property and tracts of
land situated in Denton' County, Texas:
3qLACT NO. ONE.
f.C) A tract or parcel of land situated in Denton County, Texas, on Pecan
~ Creek, about 4 miles Southeast from Denton, and being a part of the
G
ideon Walker 2/5 League Survey, Patented October 8, 1845, Patent
No. 42, Volume 4, and more particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at a st·kc ·t the Southeast corner of a 40.95 acre tract,
conveyed by W. L. Henson and Jewel C. Henson to Wm. T. Evers October
7, 1924;
THENCE West with the South line of the tract a distance of 695.00
feet, to a point that is the Southwest corner of this t~act, being
1S feet Wear of a stake that is on the said South line;
THENCE North 709.00 feet to ·point for the Northwest Corner of this
tract; being 50 feet South and 15 feet West of the Southeast corner
of a tract belonging to Calvin Gabbart;
THENCE Bast 75.00 feet to a stake;
THENCE North 47° 44' East, 297.5 feet to a stake;
THENCE North 42.5 feet to a stake on the bank of Pecan Creek;
THENCE with the bank of Pecan Creek North 66° 00' Bast, 588.7 feet
to a stake;
THENCE South 21S.00 feet to a stake;
THENCE South 78° 00' Bast. 2-4/66 feet to a point;
THENCE South 074.75 feet to a point in the South boundary line of
Wm. T. Evers land, and the North line of the N. T. Wilkerson land;
THENCE North 51° 50' West, 198.$ feat to the point of beginning,
containing 17.95 acres, more or less.
TRACT NO...TWO.
BEGINNING at a point in the northwest corner of · tract of land out
of the Gideon Walker Survey, Abstract No. 1550, as conveyed to W. T.
Evers by W. L. Henson and recorded in Volume 225, Page 145 of the
Deed Records of Denton County, Texas. Said beginning point also
being the southwest corner of a tract now owned by L. L. Wilkerson,
and in the center of Mayhill School Road;
THENCE east with the north line of the aforementioned W. T. Evers
tract a distance of 2861.05 feet to a point for a corner in the
westerly line of the City of Denton tract;
THENCE south 470 44' west, with the westerly line of the City of
Denton tract a distance of 74.I7 feet to an inside corner of said
tract;
THENCE west with a north line of said City of I)mnton tract, passing
its most westerly northwest corner at 75 feet, and continuing west,
$0 feet south of and parallel with the north line of said W. T.
Evers tract a total distance of 2806 feet to a olnt for a corner in
the west line thereof;
THENCE north with the wast line of said W. T. Evers tract and with
the center line of Mayhill School Road a distance of SO feet to the
place o£ beginning.
for the purpose of continuing the operation and maintenance of a
sanitary sewer treatment and disposal plant, including the
construction and reconstruction of same, and the construction,
reconstruction and maintenance of sanitary sewer lines, water lines,
electric utility lines, poles and appurtenance facilities in, on,
and under said property.
SECTION !II.
This Resolution shall become effective from and after its
date of passage.
PASSED MD APPROVBD this the 2$rd day of March, 1982.
RAY STEPHENS, MAYOR PRO TEM'
CITY OF DENTON
ATTEST:
CltARLO'l-r{i ALLEN, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, T~'XAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
BY:
Riddlesperger motion, Afford second that the Resolution be passed.
On roll call vote Gailey "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlespergar "aye",
Chew "aye", Stephens "aye". Motion carried unanimously,
No official action was taken on Executive Session items:
B. Real Estate
C. Personnel
D. Board Appointments
10. New Business:
No items of business for future agendas were requested by the
Council.
Chew motion, Galley secon~ to adjourn. Motion carried unanimously.
Meeting was adjourned at 8.05 p.m.
//J~.~ . /~ /y///? RICHARD O/ STEWART, ~AYOR~/
CtCUtLOTTE ALEYN, CITY-S'fCRETARY
0109C
CITY COUNCIL
March 50, 1982
Special Called Joint Masting of the City of Denton City Council and
the City of Denton Airport idvisoryBoard on Tuesday, March
1982, at 6:00 p.m. in the Civil Defense Rooe of the Municipal
Building at discuss the initiation of annexation proceedings to
annex a tract of land 1250 feet either side of Underwood Road (also
known as Masch Branch Road) Between Highway I80 and Jie Christal
Road.
The Council then convened into the Special Called ~4eeting in the
Council Chambers st 7:00 p.m.
PRESENT: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tam Stephens, Council Members
6atley, Taliaferro, Alford, Riddlesperger, and Chew,
City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary.
ABSENT: None
1. Appearance by Frank Martino and Robert LaForte, Chairaan
and Vico-Chsirsan of the Denton 80's Steering Co~mittee, to
present the coapleted Denton 80's study to the City Council
and the cosmunity.
Frank Martino and Robert LaForte presented the report to the Council.
Mayor Stewart asked Martino and LaForte to convey thanks to all of
the various conittee eeabers.
2. Consider initiation of annexation proceedinls to annex a
tract of land 1250 feet either side of Underwood Road (also
known as Masch Branch Road) between Highway $80 and
Christal Road.
Chris Hsrtung spoke of the Staff.
Oon S~ith, Vice-Chairaan o£ the Airport Advisory Board, spoke in
favor o£ initiation o£ annexation procedures.
Chew ~otion, Taliefetro second to initiate annexation proceedinss.
Motion carried unanimously.
Chew motion, Alford second to adjourn. Motion carried unanimously.
Meetini was adjourned at 7:$0 p.a.
CHARLOTTE ALLEN, CITY SL~L~P,~TARY
0151C
CITY COUNC{L
April B, 1982
Work Session of the City of Denton City Council on Tuesday, April 6,
1982, at 5:00 p.m. in the Civil Defense Room of the Municipal
Building to discuss establishing a policy for the use of City
facilities and to discuss establishing a date for the run-off
election, if required.
Following the Work Session, the Council convened into an Bxecutive
Session to discuss Legal Matters, Real Estate, Personnel and Board
Appointments. No official action was taken. '
The Council then convened into the Regular Meeting in the Council
Chambers at 7:00 p.m.
PRBSBNT: Mayor Pro Tam Stephens, Oailey, Talieferro, Alford,
Riddlesperger, and Chew, City Manager, City Attorney
and City Secretary
ABSENT: ~yor Stewart
~,ayor Pro Tam Stephens took the chair.
1. The Council considered approval of the Minutes of the
Reiular Meeting of February 16, 1982.
Oailey ~otion, Talia£erro second to approve the Minutes. Motion
carried unanimously.
2. Harold Mclnroe, First Southwest Corporation, received good
faith checks £rom bond bidders and retired to check the bids.
Consent Agenda:
Riddlesporger motion, Chew second to approve the Consent Agenda.
Notion carried unanimously.
A. aids and Purchase Orders:
1. Bid # 8985 - 69 IV Outdoor Bus and Components
2. Purchase Order 152274 to U.S. Transformer, Inc.
B. Replete:
1. Approval of the final replat o£ lot 1, block 1,
Jagoe-Preston Addition.
4. Public Hearings:
A. Z-laS4. This is a public hearing to consider
annexation of a tract of land consisting of
approximately 108 acres located between Highway 380
and Jim Christal Road and extending 1250 feet either
side of the centerline of Underwood Road. (The
Airport Advisory Board recommends approval.)
Don Samith, Vice-Chairman of the Airport Advisory Board, spoke in
favor of the annexation.
Prank Hayward, resident south of Denton Municipal Airport, spoke in ,
favor.
To~my Jones, Airport Manager, spoke in favor.
Jack Vanderhoff, annexation area resident, spoke in opposition.
Jim Kieffer, representative of the annexation area landowners, spoke
in opposition.
John Bradford, annexation area resident, spoke in opposition.
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Allie I. Miller, property owner and resident of annexation area,
spoke in opposition.
Annexation area residents presented e petitton to the Council
statini their opposition to the annexation.
Charlie #atkins spoke ~or the Sta~. An on-site public hearing was
scheduled £or Tuesday, April 15, 198l at 4:00 p.m.
Ken B~hnsen~ annezation ares r~sident~ questioned prohibi~ions due
to zonin~ ~ area llgh~ industrial.
The ~yor closed the public he,ring.
Ordinsnc~s:
A. Th~ Council consid~red adoption of an Ordinance
su~horiztni ~s issuance o~ City o~ Denton water and
s~r bonds, ~ries
Riddlesper~r ~ion, ~{ord second to approve the bid o~ ~rrill
Lynch Nhi~ ~ld. Passad unsnt~usly.
ORDIN~CE AUT~RI~ING T~ ISSU~CB O~ WATER ~D
Riddlesper~er ~lon, A~Eord second that the Ordinance be passed.
On roll c~ll vote Gailey "aye", TslisEerro "aye", AIEord "aye",
Riddlespor~er 'aye', Chew "aye", S~ephens 'aye". ~ion carried
unsnt=ously.
B. ~i~hdrawn
C. Consider adoption off sn Ordinance a=endin~ Ordinance
No. 80-66 es~ablishin~ the nu=ber off positions in the
~n~on ~olice ~par~sent and cres~in~ sn additional
Lieu ~ensn~ position.
~ ORDIN~C~ ~ENDIN~ ORDINANC~ 80-66 B~ INCaE~ING FROM
SII (6) ~ S~N (7) T~ ~NBER OF PERSONS AUT~RIZED ~
~P~Y~D ~ LI~T~ IN THE CITY OF D~N ~LICE
DEPAR~NT ~D DBC~ING ~ ~FFECTI~ DATE.
Chew ~otion, Galley second that the Ordinance be passed. On roll
Cill VOte Gltley "lye", Tllilierro "aye", A1 Eord "aye",
Riddlesper~er "l~e", Chew "~ye", S~ephens "aye". ~tion carried
un~n lmous ly.
D. Consider idop~ion o~ sn Ordinince decl~rin~ the
results and clnvissin~ the returns of the City Council
election of ~ril ~, 1982, End orderini a run-o~
election, i{ necessity.
~ ~DIN~CB ~V~SING THE RETURNS AND DECL~ING THE
R~ULTI OF THE RE~ MUNICIPAL E~CTION ~ELD IN T~ ~ITY
OP D~N ON APRIL ~, 198Z: ORD~IN6 A SPBCIAL
BLH~ION ~ B~ ~ ON APRIL 24, 1982; PROVIDING FOR
E~ION OP~ICIALS~ V~ING P~C~ AND BL~ION SDPPLI~ ~D
Chew ~ion, Tsliaferro second ~hal lhe Ordinance be passed.
roll call ~ote Gailey "aye", Talta~erro "aye", Alford "aye",
Riddl~sper~er "aye", Chew "aye", Stephens "aye". ~tion carried
unanimously.
Resolutions:
A. Consider adoption of a Resolution in protest o£
the Missouri Pacific railroad closing of the
agency station in Denton, Texas. The following
Resolution was presented.
Resolution
WHEREAS, the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company has
applied to the Railroad Commission of Texas to discontinue its
agency in Denton, Texas; to mtahkee Denton a non-agency station,
and to retire and dismantle depot buildings which serves '
the City of Denton and the most populated areas of Denton
County; and
WHEREAS, the closing of such agency will be a great
inconvenience and monetary loss to the businesses of the City
of Denton and Denton County; NOW, THEREFORE,
ss, er i.
On behalf of the citizens and business establishments
of the City of Denton, the City Council of the City of Denton
hereby protests the discontinuance of its agency in Denton,
Texas; to make Denton a non-agency.station, and to retire and
dismantle the depot buildings in the City of Denton, Texas.
S, ECT IO.N i z.
The Railroad Commission of the State of Texas is
hereby requested to deny the request to discontinue its agency
in Denton. Texas; to make Denton a non-agency station, and to
retire and die,mantle the depot buildings in the City of Denton,
Texas.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 6th day of April, 1982.
RAY STEPHENS, MAYOR PRO TEId'
CITY OF DENTON, TImXAS
ATTEST'.
CHARLOTT~ ALLEN, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TBXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
BY:
Riddlesperger motion, Chew second that the Resolution be
passed. On roll call vote Gailey "aye", Taliaferro "aye",
Alford "eye", Rlddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye", Stephens "aye".
Motion carried unanimously.
7. Approval of adjusting the tax rolls for uncollectable
accounts.
Chris Hartung spoke for the Staff.
Riddlesperger motion, Alford second for approval of adjusting
the tax rolls for uncollectable accounts. Motion carried
unanimously.
8. No official action was taken on Executive Session
items:
A. Legal Matters
B. Real Estate
C. Personnel
D. Board Appointments
9. Oath of Office administered to newly elected Council
Members.
The City Secretary administered the Oath of Office to Charles
Hopkins.
10. Consider adoption of a Resolution in Appreciation of Mr.
Richard Taliaferro.
Resolution
.i WitBRE~, the City Council of the City of Denton is losing
I one of its most valued members, Richard H. Taliaferro, who was
elected thereto in April of 1980, serving until his term expired, on
April 6, 1982, having chosen not to seek re-election; and
WH~AS, Richard H. Taliaferro has served on the City
Commission of the City during the years of 1948-50 and 1954-55
during which time the Council-Manager form of government was
adopted; and
WHHRBAS, the Tsliaferro family has participated in the
(~) development of our City since 1895; and
WliHREAS, Richard Taliaferro has served ss Chairman of the
Denton County March of Dimes and a member of th~ Denton Chamber of
~ Commerce; and
WI~RIL~S, the City of Denton has been extremely fortunate in
having enjoyed the dedicated and outstanding services of Richard H.
Taliaferro, and seek his future services and continued support which
we know will be forthcoming; and
WHI~REAS, Richard H. Taliaferro has always served above and
beyond the mere efficient discharge of his duties in promoting the
welfare and prosperity of the City, and has earned the full respect
and admirationOf his subordinates and fellow Councilmen;
NOV/, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVI~D BY THE COUNCIL bF TP~E CITY OF DENTON:
that the sincere and warm appreciation of Richard H.
Taliaferro, felt by the citizens and officers of the City of Denton,
be formally conveyed to him in a permanent manner by spreading this
Resolution upon the official minutes of the City of Denton, Texas,
and forwarding to him a true copy thereof; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED:
that the City of Denton does hereby officially and
sincerely extend its best wishes to the Honorable Richard H.
Talieferro for a long and successful career as a member of our
community, and as a civic leader.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 6th day of April, 1982,
RAY STEPHENS, MAYOR PRO TEM
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
CHARLOTTE ALLEN, CITY SEGRBTARY
CiTY OF DENTON, TIIXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
CiJ. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNBY
CITY OF DHNTON, TEXAS
Chew motion, Galley second that the Resolution be {mssed. On roll
call vote Galley "aye", Hopkins "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesperier
"aye", Chew "aye", Stephens "aye". Motion carried unanimously.
11. New Business:
No items for future agendas were requested by the Council.
Riddleaperger motion, Galley second to adjourn. Motion carried
unanimously. Meeting adjourned at 8:30 p.m.
/ I ~rcr~.~ o. ~WART,
CHARLOTTE ALLEN, CITY SECRETARY
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April 13, 1982
Special Called Meeting of the City of Denton City Council on
Tuesday, April 18, 1982, at4:00 p.m.at the intersection of Jim
Christal Road and Underwood/Masch Branch Road at which time the
Council considered the following Public Hearing.
1. Z-lS$4. This is the public hearing to consider annexation
of a tract of land consisting of 208 acres located 1250
feet either side of Underwood/Masch Branch Road between
Highway $80 and Jim Christal Road. (The Airport Advisory
Board recommends approval.)
The Mayor opened the Public Hearing.
John Carroll of the Airport Advisory Board spoke in favor of the
a ~qe X8 t i on.
Jack Vanderhoff, annexation area resident, spoke in opposition.
Mrs. Yanderhof£, annexation area resident, spoke in opposition.
Terry King, annexation area resident, spoke in opposition.
Allie I. Miller, annexation area resident, spoke in opposition.
Aubrey Berry asked if the Hickory Creek Interceptor Line would come
to his property.
O. P. Yarbroulh asked is his property was in the annexation area.
Charlie Natkins of the Staff advised the annexation area residents
that a copy of the services plan for the area was available.
Mayor Stewart closed the Public Hearing.
Work Session of the City of Denton City Council on Tuesday, April
18, 1982,'at 5:00 p.m. in the Civil Defense Room of the Municipal
Building to discuss the system of recruiting new members to City
Board and Commissions.
The Council then convened into Executive Session to discuss Legal
Matters, Real Estate, Personnel and Board Appointments. No official
action was taken.
The Council then convened into the Special Called Meeting in the
Council Chambers at 7:00 p.m.
PRESENT: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tam Stephens, Council Members
Gatley, Hopkins, Alford, Riddlesperger, and Chew, City
Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary.
1. Consent Agenda:
Chew notion, Gailey second to approve the Consent Agenda. Motion
carried unanimously.
A. Bids and Purchase Orders:
1. Bid # 8998 Participation Bid for Paving in
North Horizon Sub-Division
2, Purchase Order # 51981 to J~S Equipment Company
2. Public Hearings:
A. D-27. Approve disposition of City property located at
Frame Street and Mingo Road.
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No one spoke in favor.
No one spoke in opposition.
Charlie Wstkins spoke for the Staff.
Hopkins motion, Alford second to approve the disposition of City
property. Motion carried unanimously.
I. Receive a petition requesting authorization of the closing
of certain portions of Fry Street between the hours of 11:00 a.m.
and 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, April Z5 for the Annual Pry Street Fair and
Spring Rennaissance.
Chris Hartung spoke for the Staff.
Todd Casa spoke for the petitioners.
Stephens motion, Chew second to approve the petition for the closing
of certain portions of Fry Street on Sunday, April 25 for the Annual
Fry Street Fair and Spring Rennaissance. Motion carried unanimously.
4. Consider awarding Bid # 8997 for Northridge Drainage
Project with 2 changes.
Rick Svehla spoke for the Staff.
Mason ICirby, Magnolia Street, expressed concern regarding the City
replacing any portion of the street which was disrupted during the
drainage project.
Stephens motion, Al ford second to award the Bid. Motion carried
unanimously.
S. This item was withdrawn from the Agenda.
6. No official action was taken on Executive Session items:
A. Legal Matters
a. Real Estate
C. Per senna1
The following action was taken on Executive Session item:
D. Board Appointments
Ja~es Riddlesperier was appointed as a member to the North Central
Texas Council of Governments Human Services Committee. Charles
Hopkins was elected to the City Council Audit Comities to replace
Richard Taliaferro.
7. Roland Vela gave a report to the Council on TMPA.
Dr. Vela reported that the Board of Directors meeting was
held on Thursday, April 8.
A Change Orders Committee was crested several months ago to
research all change orders before they are presented to the
Board.
A discussion had been held on moving the TMPA headquarters
to Bryan.
Dr. Vela reported that many decisions regarding a second
plant will have to be made soon.
8. New Business:
No items of business for future agendas were requested by the
Council.
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Gailey motion, Chew second to adjourn. Motion carried unanimously.
Meeting was adjourned at 7:47 p.m.
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April 20, 1982
Work Session of the City of Denton City Council on Tueaday, April
20, 1982, at $:00 p.m. in the Civil Defense Room of the ~unicipal
Building at ~hich t/me ghe Council convened in~o an Bxecutive
Session. No official action ~as taken.
Follo~ini the ~ork ~ssion, the convened into the ~iular ~etini in
the Council Chambers at 7:00 p.~.
PR~ENT: ~yor Stewart, ~yor Pro Tem Stephens, Council ~bers
Galley, Hopkins, Alford, Riddlesperger, and Che~, City
~naier, City Attorney, and City ~cretary.
1. Approval of the Minutes of the S~cial Called ~e~lng
Pebruary 2~, 19S2, the Reiular ~etini of ~rch 2, 1982, and the
S~cial Called ~eting of ~rch 9, 1982.
Che~ ~tion, Alford second to approve the Minutes. ~tion carried
unanimously.
2. Consent Agenda:
Che~ ~tion, Hopkins second to approve the Consent ~enda. ~tion
carried unanimously.
A. Plats:
1. Approval of ~he final plat of the Ti~berid~e
Addi t ion.
2. Approval of the final plat of the Hushes-Campbel1
Addi t ion.
~. Approval of the final plat of the ~hittle
Addition.
4. Approval of the final replat of lots 2 and
block 13, in the ~ex Robertson ~dition.
Public Hearinis:
A. Z-1S~I. This is the petition of ~ond ~oze
requesting a ~ange of zoning from agricultural (A) to
the general retail (GR) classification on ~ 0.496 acre
tract located
aloni the north side of High.ay
Bast, be/inning approxi~ely 140 feet ~est of the
intersection of High.ay ~80 ~ast and Cooper Creek
Road. (The Plannini and ionini co.gallon reco~ends
approv~l. )
~o one spoke in favor.
~o one spoke in opposition.
Jeff ~yer spoke for the Stiff.
Mayor Stewart closed ~he Public Hearing.
1. Considec adoption of an ordinance ch~nlins the zoning
from airicultural (A) to leneral retail (6R). Z-lSd1.
~ ORDIN~C~ ~BNDIN6 T~ ZONING ~AP OF TH~ CITY OF D~TON,
T~XAS, ~ S~ ~ ~PT~D ~ AN APPBNDIX TO THB COD~ OP
ORDI~CBS O~ TH~ CITY OF D~H, T~S, BY ORDIN~CB
69-1, ~D ~ S~ ~P APPLI~ ~ 0.494 ACRB OP ~ND, MOR~
OR LBSS; AND D~C~RIN6 ~ ~PECTIVB DATE.
Hopkins ~tion, Che~ second that the Ordinance be p~ssed. ~ roll
call vote Gailey "aye", Hovkins "~ye", Alford "aye", Riddlespe~ler
aye , Che~ aye , Stewart aye . ~tion carried unsni~o~sly.
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B. H-24. This is the petition of the Denton Historic
Landmark Commission requesting historic landmark (H)
zoning deei~nation at the "Courthouse-on-the-Square".
(The Planning and Zoning Commission recouends
approval. )
Tom Miller, Vice-Chairman of the Historic Landmark Commission, spoke
in favor.
No one spoke in opposition.
Jeff Meyer spoke for the Staff.
The kiayor closed the Public Hearing.
1. Consider adoption of an Ordinance desi~nating the
"Courthouse-on-the-Square" as a City of Denton
historic landmark.
82-$6
AJ4 ORDINANCE DESIGNATED THE BELOW DESCRIBED LOCATION AS A
HISTORIC LANDMARI: UNDER ORDINAiVCE NO. 80°$0 (ARTICLE 28A DP
THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN
EFFELT IVR DAT~.
Stephens motion, Chew second that the Ordinance be passed. On roll
call vote Oailey "aye", Hopkins "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesperger
"aye", Chew "aye", Stewart "aye", Motion carried unanimously.
4. Ordinances:
A. Consider adoption of an Ordinance naming a public
street situated within the corporate limits of the City of
Denton, Texas, approximately 1170 feet north of Spencer
Road and intersecting with Bridges Street and Mayhill
Road. (The Planning and Zoning Co~mission recommends
approval. )
82-$7
AN ORDINANCE NAMING A PUBLIC STREET SITUATED WITHIN THE
CORPORATI~ LIMITS OF ~ CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
APPROXI~TELY 1170 PEET NORTH OF SPENCER ROAD AND
INTERSECTING WITH BRIDGES STREET AND MAYHILL ROAD AND
DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Charlie Watkins spoke for the Staff.
Stephens motion, ~Llford second that the Ordinance be passed. On
roll call vote Oailey "eye", Hopkins "aye", A1 ford "aye",
Riddlesperler "aye", Chew "aye", Stewart "aye". Motion carried
unanimously.
5. Resolutions:
The following Resolution was presented.
Resolution
WHERi~, the City of Denton, Texas, has received Community
Development Block grants from the Department of Housing and Urban
Development £or the years 1976 through 1979 for the purpose of loans
and grants to qualified recipients for rehabilitation of substandard
housing; and
WHEREAS, the Department of Planning and Community
Development is now collectin8 repayments on said loans for the City
o£ Denton, a function which was formerly performed by the Denton
Housing Authority; and
WHEREAS, Title 24. of the Code of Federal Regulations,
Chapter V, Part 570 relating to the Community Development Block
Grants allows the City to expend monies received from repayment of
housing rehabilitation loans for any activity which was authorized
in the grant, such as code enforcement, rehabilitation financing,
demolition and clean-up, park development, drainage improvements,
street improvements, sidewalk improvements, bridge improvements,
utility improvements (water and sewer), comprehensive planning and
research, and costs of administration of the grant; and
WHEREAS, the City Council determines that the monies
received from repayment of housing rehabilitation loans should be
expended for the purposes authorized in the Community Development
Block Grants; NOW, THEREFORE,
lie IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TH~ CITY OP DENTON,
TEXt, THAT:
SECTION I.
Monies received by the City of Denton from the repayment of
housing rehabilitation loans made from Couunity Development Block
Grants for the years 1076 through 1970 shall be expen~led for the
purposes authorized in such grant smd for no other purpose, in
a¢corance with Title 14 of the Code of Federal Reguletions, Chapter
V, Part 570. The Director of Planning and Community Development is
hereby directed to implement and administer the provisions of this
Resolution.
PASSED AND APPROV]iD this the 20th day of April, 1082.
RICHARD O. STEWART, MAYOR
CiTY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
CHARLOTTE ALLEN, ~¥ SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CiTY ATTORNEY
CiTY OF DENTON, TEXAS
BY:
Hopkins motion, Chew second that the Resolution be passed. On roll
call vote Oailey "aye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford
Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye", Stewart "aye". Motion carried
unanimoualy.
6. Consider accepting Environmental Protection Agency (EPA]
grant amendment for construction of effluent filters at the
Wasteweter Treatment Plant.
Bob Nelson spoke £or the Staff.
Chew motion, Stephens second to accept the EPA grant amendment.
Motion carried unanimously.
7. No Official Action was taken on Executive Session items:
A. Legal
B. Real Estate
C. Personnel
O. Board Appointments
8. New Business:
Council Mesber Riddlesperger asked for s report on the Bird Control
Chew ~otion, Hopkins secon& tha: :he meeting be adjourned. Meeting
was adjourned at a:ZS p.a.
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April 27, 1982
The Council convened into a Special Called Meeting at 7:00 p.m. in
the Council Chambers.
PRESENT: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tam Stephens, Council Members
Galley, Hopkins, Aliord, Riddlelperglr, end Chew, City
Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary.
AI~SI~NT: None
7:00 p,m.
1. The Mayor presented the Texas Safety Association snd
National Sa£ety Council Awards to City o£ Denton Departments.
2. Consent Agenda:
Galley requested items Z.A.1, 2.A.$, and 2.A.6 be removed
~rom the Consent Agenda..
Stephens motion, Chew second to approve the Consent Agenda. Motion
carried unanimously.
O
Osiley eotion, Hopkins second to approve item 2.A.1. Motion carried
unanimously.
Hopkins motion, Al~ord socond to approve item 2.A.$. Motion carried
unanimously.
Hopkins motion, Stephens second to approve item 2.A,6. Motion
carried unanimously.
A. Bids and Purchase Orders:
1. Bid # 8989 - Road Materials (Items #1-4)
2. Bid t 8998 North Horizons Paving Improvements
and Kingswood Apartments City of Denton Paving
Participation - Subdivision Streets
5. Bid ! 9006 - Overhead Doors
4. Bid # 9007 - Utility Poles
5. Purchase Order # 52547 to Hersey Meter Company in
the amount of $8,194.45
6. Purchase Order # 52656 to WESCO in the amount o~
$105,Z11.00
7. Purchase Order { 52659 to WESCO in the amount o£
$9,114.00
8. Purchase Order # 52707 to Motorola in the amoun~
o£ $3,996.00
9. Purchase Order I 52728 to Advanced Controi
Systems in the amount o£ $8,900.00
B. Pins1 Payments:
1. Pinal Payment £or Peach Street Drainage
Improvements
5, Ordinsnces:
Ao Approval o~ an Ordinance declarinS the results
canvassin{ the returns of the City Council run-of/ election of April
14, 1982.
City Attorney Taylor {ave the election results to the Council. The
followini ordinance was presented:
82-$8
AN ORDINANCS CANVASSING THE RnTU~NS AND DECLARING THE
RESULTS OF SPECIAL RUN-OFF ELECTION HELD IN THE CiTY OF
DIiNTON ON APRIL 24, 1982,
Chew motion, Alford second to edopt the ordinance. On roll call
vote Oailey "aye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye",
Riddlesperger "sye", Chew "aye'~ and Mayor "aye". Motion carried
unanimously.
4. Resolutions:
~ A. The Council considered a Resolution adopting a City
(~) Council travel policy.
~-~' Resolution
#H~RBAS, it is necessary for the City Council to establish
stsndlrds for travel by members o£ the City Council on City of
Denton business:
NOW. THERBPORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF TEE
CITY OF 9~NT~N, TEXAS:
!CTION I.
The City Council hereby adopts the travel expenses and
reimbursement policies for travel expenses for the M~yor and members
of the City Council. S~id policies are marked Exhibit "A" and are
attached hereto and made a part hereo£ for all purposes.
SECTION II.
These travel policies lOT the Mayor and members of the City
Council shall supersede and replace any travel policies adopted by
the City Council.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the Z7th day of April, 1982.
glCHARD O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
CHARLOTTE ALLEN, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TBXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C.J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DIINTON, T~IAS
Hopkins motion, Chew second that the Resolution be passed. On roll
call vote Oailey "aye", ltopkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Al£ord "aye",
~iddlesperier "aye", Chew "aye", and Mayor "aye". Motion carried
unanimously.
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B, The Council considered a Resolution in support of
community education,
Resolution
WHEREAS, the community school pro,ram represents an
investment of local funds in facilities, 1ina, equipment, and
public services system; and
WHEREAS, there is a diverse and critical need for comaunit! '
services, adult education, vocational educltion, continuin
aducation and training, special needs education, recreation, healt~ i
services, and other social services, provided at the neighborhood
leyel for citizens of all ages; and
WNBRiAS, public school systems are in a unique position to
both provide many of these services directly and assist other local
governmental systems and public and private agencies in the delivery
of such services; and
WHERSAS, urbanization and increased mobility of our society
has weakened the sense of identity with establishad community
services system; and
WHEREAS, the State Board of Education Dinted o
community education conce~- ~-- ~ ...... ~ -- ut that the,
~- --. u= . poszrxve ann er:acta
~? achieving coordinated delivery of th ....... - .... ye approach
cae neighborhood 1eve! and that local public educitton agencies can
end should provide leadership in Implementing the community school
or "full service school' concept; Now, Therefore,
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the City Council of the City of
Denton, Texas, hereby joins with the Board of Trustees of the Oenton
Independent .S~.hool. District and the Texas State Board o£ Education..
in this reaf£xrmatzon of £aith in the ability of public education in'
Texas to relate to and serve all citisens and urges all staf£ tel
incorporate this approach to community service into their
Philosophical orientstion toward their duties.
PASSED A~D APPROVED this the Z0th day o£ April, lggZ.
~iAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
UItARLOTTB ALLEN, CITY SECRETARY
CiTY OF DBNTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF D~NTON, TEXAS
Riddlesperger motion, Chew second that the Resolution be
loll call vote Gailey "aye". H nktne ,,.v.,, -- pa~sed. On
· 'aye", Riddlesueraer-,,av;,, ' ~C--,~[--,~* '- S~phens "aye", Alford
carried unanimously. ~* , -~-- are , ant Mayor "aye". Motion
$. The Council considered approval of a contract with the
Denton Independent School District ~or joint use of Evers Park.
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McKean reported for the Staff.
Stephens motion, Hopkins second to approve the contrsct. Motion
csrried unanimously.
6. The Council received a report on the bird control program.
Anlelo of the City Staff reported on projects being used to
eliminate the egret and black bird roost which was estsblished in
Denton last sum~er. Projects include the burning of underbrush snd
trining of trees.
7. Oath of Office administered to newly elected Council
Members.
City Secretary Allen administered the Oath of Office to Council
Member Jack Q. Barton and Mayor Eichard O. Stewart.
8. The Council considered a Resolution in Appreciation of
Dwight 0alley.
RB~O4UTIOH IN APPEBCIATION O~
DWXGHT L. GAI4~
W~S, the Council o~ the City of Denton is losin~ one of its
aos~ valued members, DWIGHT 4. ~ILB~, who was elected
thereto in April, 19S0; and
WHBR~, DWIGHT E. GAIER~ has exhibited out~andin~ expertise,
alon~ w~h hard ~ork and an exceptional ability
solve problems, end has gained the respec~ and
admAra~ion of ~he citizens and staff of ~he City of
Denton; and
WH~, DWI~T L. ~I4BY has always served above and beyond
the mere e~icient discharge o~ his duties in
~ro~oting the welfare and prosperity of t~ity, and
as earned the full resp~an~E~ of his
~HBREAS, the Citr of Denton he$ been extremely fortunate in
having enjoyed the dedicated and outstanding services
of D~I6HT L, ~AILtY for the many yesr$ he has been
with the ~it~, and seek hie future services and
continued ~upport which we know ~ill be forthcoming;
NON, T~BFO~B BB IT ~VB~ BY THE ~UNClL OP THB CITY OF DBNTON:
that the ~itr o~ Denton does her~br offici~llr and
sister,ir ext~n~ its b~$~ ~i~h~s to DNIGHT L, GAILBY for
lon[ end succ$~s~ul c~reer as a ~e=ber of our community,
and as a civic leader.
that ~he City Council of ~he City of Denton, sc~in~ on
behalf o~ ~he citizens and s~sff, wishes to acknowledge
wi~h ~ra~e~ul appreciation the services of DWICHT L. GAILBY
and the devotion he has ~iven ~o the City Council of ~he
City of Denton, and order that this Resolution be zade a
part of the o~icisl sinutes of this Council to be
persanent record of the City, that ~ copy be forwarded to
hi~, the said DWIGHT L. 6AILBY, as s token o~ o~r
appreciation.
PASSBD ~ APPROVBD this the 27th day of April,
RIGHARD O. STBWART, MAYOR
CITY OP DBNTON, TBXAS
ATTEST:
~HARLOTTB ALLEN, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LBGAL FOI04:
g'. J.'TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF D£NTON, TEXAS
Stephens motion, Chew second that the Resolution be passed. On roll
call vote Barton "aye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye",
Riddlesperier "aye", Chew "aye", and Mayor "aye"
unanimously. · Motion csrriod
9. The City Council then adjourned into Executive Session to
conaider Legal Matters, Real Estate, Personnel, and Board
Appointments
10. There was no official action on Executive S~ssion items:
A. Legal Matters
B. Real Estmte
C. Personnel
D. Board Appointments
11. No new items of business for future agendas were suggested
by Council Members.
K;IiARLOTTIt ALLIiN, CITY SIiCRItTARy
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CITY COUNCIL
The Council convened into work session st 5:00 p.m. in the Personnel
Conference Roes to receive a report on the data processini system,
to receive a report on cemetery conditionas and to receive a report
on cemetery ordinance amend=ants.
The Council then convened into Executive Session to discuss Legs1
Matters, Reel Estate, Personnel, smd Board Appoint~ents. No
of£icial action was taken.
The Council then convened into a Regular Meeting at 7:00 p.m. in the
Council Chambers.
PRESENT: Mayor Stevarts Mayor Pro Ten Stephens, Council Memb?rs
Barton, Hopkinss Alford, Riddlesperger, and Chew, C~ty
Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary.
ABSttNT: None
1. Consent Agenda:
Chew motion, Stephens to approve the Consent Agenda. Motion carried
unanimously.
A. Bids and Purchase Orders:
1. Bid t 9003 - Water Meter Test Bench
2. Bid ~ 9004 Blast Machine
3. Bid # 9008 Boom Sprayer
4. Bid # 9009 - Hoist and Brake Drum Machine
5, Purchaae Order ~ 52455 to Badger ~eter Company
2. The Council considered a request from the Denton [iwanis
Club for peralssion to have the Fourth of July fireworks at Foots
Field.
Howard Gentry spoke for the Denton livsnis Club.
Stephens motions Chew second to grant permission for the Fourth of
July fireworks at Fours Field, gotion carried unanimously.
$. The Council considered a request from Carl Young for use of
Fred I/oore Park for the annual Juneteenth celebration and to waive
the user fee.
Carl ¥ouni spoke in £avor,
Chew notions Riddleaperier second to have the park open until
nldnight /or the Juneteenth celebration and to waive the user fee.
Motion carried unanimously.
4. Ordinances:
A, The Council considered approval of a City of Denton
Sever ese Ordinance.
Nelson spoke for the Staff. The follovint Ordinance vas presented:
82-~9
AN ORDINANCS AMENDING THE COD~ OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF
DI//~TONs TEXAS, 1966, AS A~NDBD, BY DELETING THEREFROM
DIVISION 1 OF ARTICLB III "SANITARY S~WERS' OF CHAPTER 25,
SI/CTIONS 25-35 THROUGH AND INCLODIN~ SECTION 25-48; BY
ADDING A NB~ ARTICLE VIII TO CHAPTER 25, PROVIDING FOR
REGULATION AND USE OF AND DISCHAR6~ INTO SA//ITARY SBWERS;
PROVIDING FOR PBRI~ITS AND FE~S FOR CERTAIN DISCHARGES;
~ROVIDING FOR CERTAIN USER CHARGES; PROVIDING A PENALTY NOT
O BXC~D T~O HUNDRED DOLLARS ($200.00) FOR VIOLATIONS
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THBREOF; PROVIDING A 8RVERA~ILIT¥ CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING FOR
AN BPFECTIVE DATE.
Riddlesperger motion, Chew second to adopt the Ordirmnce. On roll
call vote Barton abstained, Hopkins abstained. The Mayor stopped
the vote.
After further clarification of
"aye", Stephens "eye", Alford "aye",
"aye",,, H kins the ordin, nce. on roll c.ll
1 sperger aye , Chew "aye", and ~yor "aye". Motion carried
unanimously. .
S. Resolutions: ,
A. The Council considered approval of a Resolution for a
Railroad Pipeline License with Missouri Pacific Railroad Company.
Resolution
BE IT RESOLVED BY Tttl~ CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DI~NTON, TEXAS:
The ~yor is hereby authorized and directed ~o execute on
behllf of ~he City of Denton, Texas, i Pipeline License
de,ed April 19, 19il, between ~he City o~ ~n~on smd ~e
Pacific Railroad Company, relatin~ to the construction and
~intenance of one t~enty-[our inch (24") se~r line beneath
~issouri Pscific's right-of-~ay between Engineer's Chninage Station
11196+10 (~ile Post
~t~S) nad ~nitneer's Chsin~je Station
(~il~ Post 21l. II), ~1~o' to 1650* South of MP 212), Denton County,
Tex~s. .
PASSED ~D ~PROVED THIS TNB 4th day of ~y, 198~..
RICHARD O. STBWART, HAYOR -
CITY OF DENTON, TE)',AS
ATTEST:
CIt~LOTTB ALLEN, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DI~TON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LI~GAL FOR~:
C.J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF D~NTON, TEXAS
Nelson spoke for the Staff.
Stephens ,eked [or the Public Utility Board ~inutes.
~ktns motion, Che~ second that the Resolution be passed. ~ roll
1 ~ote Barton "aye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye" Alford "aye",
Riddlesper~er "a~e", Chew "aye", ~nd ~yor "~ye". '
~ninoosly. ~otion carried
B. The Council considered approval of a Resolution
est~blishins a local Decoration Day.
AT A RBG~ ~TIN6 OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF T~ CITY OF D~NTON~
TB~S, HELD IN TH~ MUNICIPAL BUILDING OF ~ID CITY ON TH~ 4TH DAY OF
~Y~ A.D, 1982
~LOTION
~RBAS, Decoration Da~ is an i~portant co, unity eventl and
~H~S, the City of Denton wishes to encourage this day with a
coordinated co,unit[ effort; and
WHBRI/AS, the citizens of the City of Denton wish to honor their
loved ones through this act of remembrance and
beautification.
TFdSRBPORB, BI/ IT RB~LV~D BY THE CITY ~UNCIL OF THE CITY
~he las~ ~nda~ in ~ of each ~esr be
~roclel~ed as Ceseter~ Decoration Day in ~he Cit~
P~SBD ~D APPROVBD this cbs 4~h dey o~ ~y~ 1982:.
RInD O. ~B~T, ~OR
CIT~ OF D~NTON, TB~S
ATTB~:
CHARLOTT~ ALLB2J, CITY'S~C~It~TARY
CITY OF D~NTON,
APPR0~I/D AS TO ~ PO~:
C.J. TiY~R~ Jg.~ CITY ATTORNBY
CIT~ OF D~TON,
Ncle~n spoke for the
Stewart Hudl~ns spoke for the Fun'ertl Directors.
Riddlesperier ~otion~ ~e~ second that the Resolution be p~ssed. 0n
roll c~ll vote ~rton 's~e'~ ~pkins "aye", Stephens 'sye'~ A~ford
"aye", Riddlesper~er "iFs", Chew "aye", ~nd ~yor "aye". Motion
carried ~aniaously.
Public Hearinis:
A. The Council held a Public iearin/ and considered
adoption of an Ordi~nce aaendini the Zonini Ordinances rel~tini to
off-street parkin/. (The ~linnin/ and Ionia/ Commission race,ends
approval.)
No one spoke in
No one spoke in opposition.
~ackins spoke for the
~s ~or closed the Public Hearini.
The follovini ordinance vas presented:
82-40
~ ~IN~C5 ~NDING ~TICLE 12 ~D ~TICL~ 1S OF ~P~DIX
5-ZONING OB THI ~D~ OP ORDIN~CBS O~ T~E CITY OF
T~ 19~ AS ~NDtD RSLATING TO OFF-STRitT
PROVIDING A SS~ILITY C~USB; PROVIDING FOR A PSNALTY
NOT TO BXCBRD ~0 HUNDR5D DOLL. S (~200.00); ~D PROVIDING
POR ~ BP~BCTI~ DATB.
Stephens ~tion, Barton secon~ to adopt the Ordinance. On roll
vote ~rton "aye", Hopkins "aye'*, S~ephen9 '*aye", AXford "aye",
Riddlesper{mr "aye", Chew *'aye'~ and ~yor "aye". Motion carried
unanimously,
B. The Council held a Public Hearing on the petition of
Mr. Robert Cobb requesting a change of zoning at 416 Collins Street.
Robert Cobb spoke in favor.
No one spoke in opposition.
Perkins spoke for the Staff.
1. The Council considered adoption of sn ordinance
changing the zoning from single family (lP-?) to the two /emil!
(i-P) classification at 416 Collins Street. The property is lot, .
particularly described as lot 2, block B, of the Paul Hamilto{
Addition. (The Plannini and Zoning Commission recommends approval.)
The following ordinance was presented:
82-41
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF DI~TON,
TEXAS, AS SAME NAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE ON
ORDINANCES ON THB CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE NO.
69-1, AND AS SAID MAP APPLIES TO LOT 1~ BLOCK B, PAUL
flAMILTON ADDITION TO THt CITY OF DENTON, AND MORE
PARTICULARLY DBSCRIBED HEREIN; AND D~CLARING AN EFFECTIVE
DATB.
Hopkins notion, Alford second to adopt the ordinance. On roll call
vote Barton "aye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye",
Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye", and Mayor "eye". Motion carried
unanimously.
7. The Council considered the introduction of an ordinance
instituting annexation proceedings on a 208 acre parcel of land
located between Highway 380 and Jim Christal Road. (The Plannint
and Zoning Coamtssion and the Airport Advisory Board recommen0
approval.)
Perkins spoke for the Staff.
Chew motion, Barton second to accept the ordinance introduction.
Motion carried unanimously.
8. The Council considered approval of a contract with Priority
Systems for colputer prosramming services. (The Data Processing
Board recommends approval.)
McNary spoke for the Stiff.
Bill Shanks, Chairperson of the Data Processing Advisory Board spoke
in favor of approving the contract.
Jo Nash spoke in opposition. Ms. Nssh had questions regarding the
manner in which data processing contract were swarded.
Rtddlesperger motion, Alford second to approve the contract. Motion
carried unanimously.
9. The Council considered approval of e contract wit~
MlltonsmiCSBoard recommends for computerapproval~ogramming services. (The Data Processin8
McNary spoke for the Staff.
Bill Shanks, Chairperson of the Data Processing Advisory Board spoke
in favor of spproving the contract.
Chew lotion, Barton second to spprove the contract. Motion carried
unanilously.
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10. The Council considerod approval of a contract with David
Gri££1th sad Associates for sn indirect cost recovery program.
Martung spoke for the
McNary spoke for the Staff.
Chew sotion, Hopkins second to approve the contract. Motion carried
unsninously.
11. The Council considered recouending award of bid for
Hickory Creek.
Nelson spoke for tho
Stephens motion, Chew second to award the bid. Motion carried
unaninously.
12. The Council considered the election of Mayor Pro Ten.
Chew no~lnated Stephens. Barton motion, Riddlesperger second that
the noainstlons be closed. On roll call vote to elect Stephens
Mayor Pro Tea Barton "eye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford
"aye", Rlddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye", and Mayor "aye". Stephens
elected unaniaously. '
15. The following iteas of New Business were requested by
Council Mashers:
Chew requested the City Manager to respond to Ms. Nash's
comaents it the May 11 Council seating.
Riddlesperier requested a revising of the no parking signs
on Bradley Street.
Stewart requested a review of all vandalism ordinances.
Stephens requested a discussion on the installation
trsf£ic safety features st the Woodrow Lane crossing.
14. The Council then sdJourned into Bxecutive Session to
discuss Legal Matters, Real Estate, Personnel, and Board
Appointaents.
The neetini wes adjourned into Bxecutive Session at 8:~ p.a.
CHARLOTT8 ALL~N, CITY
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CITY COUNCIL
May 11, 1982
The Council convened into a work session st 5:00 p.m. in the Civil
De£ense Room.
Pollowin8 the work session, the Council convened into an Executive
Session to discuss Legal Matters, Reel Estate, Personnel, and Board
Appointments. No of£icial action was taken.
The Council then convened into a Special Called Meeting 7:00 p.m. ii
the Council Chamber.
PRESENT: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tam Stephens, Council
Members Barton, Hopkins, Alford, Riddlesperger, sad
Chew, City Manager, City Attorney, and City Secretary.
ABSENT: None
l. A. The Council considered a Resolution in Appreciation of
Mark Saltsman.
RESOLUTION IN APPRECIATION OF
MARK SALTSM~
WHEREAS, on behalf of the citizens of the City of Denton,
the City Council desire to public express their
sincere gratitude to {~a.R£ SALTSMAJ~ for his heroic
action on April 28, 1982;
WHIiRBAS, Mr. SALTSI~ was instrumental
in rescuing Ms.
Mary Riney and her daughter, Alice Uland, from
drowning when the automobile they were driving
was swept off a bridge on Woodrow Lane;
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Denton acting or
behalf o£ the citizens of Denton wishes t~
acknowledge with grateful appreciation the heroic
act of MARK SALTSMAN, and order that this
Resolution be made a pert o£ the official minutes
of this Council to be a permanent record of the
City, that a copy o£ same be ~orwarded to MARX
SALTSM~, as a token of our appreciation.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the llth day of May,.1982.
RICHARD O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DIiNTON, TBXA~
GItARLOT~E ALLEN, 'CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS ,
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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Stephens motion, Chew second that the Resolution be passed. On roll
call vote Barton "aye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye",
RiddlesperBer "aye", Chew "aye", and t4ayor "aye". Motion carried
unanimously.
B. The Council considered a Resolution in Appreciation of
Richard Floyd.
RESOLUTION IN APPRECIATION OF
RICHARD FLOYD
WHIL~HAS, on behalf of the citizens of the City of Denton,
the City Council desire to public express their
sincere gratitude to RICHARD FLOYD for his heroic
action on April 28, 1982;
WHEREAS, Mr. FLOYD was instrumental in rescuing Ms. Mary
Riney and her daughter, Alice Uland, from
drowning when the automobile they were driving
was swept off a bridge on Woodrow Lane;
NOW, TItIL~EFORE, the City Council of the City of Denton acting on
behal£ of the citizens of Denton wishes to
acknowledge with grateful appreciation the heroic
act of RICHARD FLOYD, and order that. this
Resolution be ~de a part of the official m~nutes
of this Council to be a permanent record of the
City, that a copy of same be forwarded to RICHARD
FLOYD, ss a token of our appreciation.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the llth day of May, 1982.
RICHARD O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF D~NTON, TBXAS
ATTE ST:
CHARLOTT~ A~LEN, CI'T~ SECRSTARY
CITY OF DENTON, TBXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. ~AYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DFfl/TON, TEXAS
Chew motion, Barton second that the Resolution be passed. On roll
call vote l~rton "aye", Hopkins "eye", Stephens "aye", Al£ord "aye",
Rlddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye", and M~¥or "aye". Motion carried
unanimously.
i. ~onsent Agenda:
Stephens requested item 1.A.1 be removed for discussion.
Hopkins motion, Alford second to approve the Consent Agenda. Motion
carried unanimously.
Stephens asked ~h~ the ~rk ~n Item 1.A.1 had not been included in
the original buildin~ and ho~ many more chanies ~o the Service
Cen~er ~uld be necess, ry.
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Svohla advised that the additions were for plumbing modifications
the crew areas, a new. office a~ made necessary due to
administrative reorgsnizatxon, and metal canopies for the
transformers.
Hopkins motion, Barton second to table Item 1.A.1 Motion carried
unanimously. ·
A. Bids and Purchase Orders:
l. Cid # 9005-1 - Modifications st Service CanCel
~omplex (Jim lirkpatrick) 315,809.00 (Tabled)
2. Purchase Order # 51581 to Yarway Corporation in
the amount of $3,256.76.
B. Change Orders:
l. Consider Change Order ]7 to Gracon Construction.
Company for the Wastawater Treatment Plant Hxpansion
Project, (The Public Utility Board
approve1,) recommends
C. Final Payment
1. Consider Final Payment to James R. Godbe Company
(Contract $836) for Chemical Feed Paciltties.
3. The Council received a report on TMPA.
Roland Vela, Denton Board Member on TI~PA gave the following report:
1. The search for a new General Manager is continuinl.
2. The start dice for plant operation remains unchanged
(October of 198l and commercially operational by Marchl'
of 1983).
3. The new rates are variable at this time. There will'
be an increase, but It is not known It this time how-
much the increase will be.
Riddlesperger advised that he would like to see the General Manager
position filled as
expeditiously as possible. There was unanimous
aireement from the Council on this point.
Barton motion, Chew second to have Dr. Vela express to the TMPA
Board of Directors the Cxty of DeaCon's desire to have the General
Manager position filled as quickly as possible, Motion carried
unanimously.
Stephens questioned the move of TMPA headquarters to the plant
site. He advised that he would like to see an economic study done
to determine the cost effectiveness of the move.
Vela reported chit that decision had not been made by the Board
Directors.
Alford expressed appreciation to Vela and Mayor Stewart for their
efforts on the T~PA Bo~rd.
4. The Council received a petition on drainage from Mrs. laker
end other residents of the area.
Mrs. [iker presented the petition.
Mayor Stewart referred the petition to Staff to take to the Planning
and Zoning Commission as a priority item.
Mr. R. H. ~isser o£ Chisolm Trail spoke about drainage problems in
his area.
$, Ordinances:
A. The Council considered sdoption o£ an asendment to 'the
Cemetery Ordinance.
bicKean spoke £or the Sta~£. The £ollowing Ordinance ~as presented:
NO. 82-42
kN ORDINANCE /~4ENDING CHAPTER 6 OF THI~ CODE OF ORDIN~CES
OF ~E CITY OF D~TON, T~X~, ~9~6~ ~ ~ND~D. ~E~TING TO
C~TaRI~S; PROVIDING FOR CERTAIN F~aS, PROCEDURES ~D
REfleCTIONS; PROVIDING A SBV~ILITY CLAUSE; ~D PROVIDING
FOR ~ BFFBCTI~ DATE.
Hopkins motion, Che~ second to ~dopt the Ordinance. On roll call
vote ~rton 'aye', ~pkins "aye", Stephens "aye", kliord 'a~e",
giddl~sperser "eye", Che~ "~e", and ~yor "eye". ~otion carried
unsni~ously.
B. The Council considered adoption of sn Ordinance
est~blishin! policies relstini to electric cogenerators. (The
Public Utili~ Bo~rd race,ends approval.)
~elson spoke [or the Stiff. The following Ordinance was presented:
~ ORDIN~CB ~NDING ~PTER 25, ~TICLE VI OF THS ~DB OF
ORDI~CBS OF ~B CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, 1966, AS
BY ~DING ~TO NE~ SECTIONS 25-96 T~OUGH
~$TABLISHING ~ ~LICIES RB~TING TO INT~RCONNBCTIONS OF
~B BLRCTRIC SYST~ OF THE CITY OF D~NTON ~ITH COG~ERATION
~ ~L ~R PRODUCTION FACILITIES; PRESCRIBING
D~FINITIONS ~D ~LICIRS RB~TING TO INT~CONNECTIONS ~ITH
QU~IFYING FACILITIES, ~TBS FOR ~LBS OF ELECTRIC ENERGY
~ ~IFYING FACILITIES, ~D ~TES FOR ~RC~SES OF
~L~C~IC ENERGY PEON QU~IFYING FACILITIES; ~D PROVIDING
~ EPFECTI~ DATE.
Hopkins motion, Stephens second to adopt the Ordinance. On roil
call vot~ Barton "a~e', ~opkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Aliord
Riddlesper~er "~ye", Che~ "aye", and Nayor "a~e'. ~otion. carried
unanizously.
C. The Council considered adoption of an Ordinance
removing perkins on the west side of Johnson Street froa
Drive to Collins Street. (The Citizens Traffic Saletl Support
Co~tssion race,ends approval.)
Svehla spoke ~or the Sta~[. The [ollo~ini Ordinance was presented:
NO. 82-44
~ ~DIN~CB ~OHIBITING THE P~KING OF VEHICLES ON THE
~B~ SIDE OF JOVAN STREET FRON ITS INTSRSECTION ~ITH
D~LAS DRI~ TO ITS INTERSECTION WITH COLLINS STRBET;
PROVIDING A SE~R~ILITY C~USBi PROVIDING A PENALTY NOT TO
~lC~tD we ~NDR~D ~L~S; ~D DECKING ~ BFFECTIVE DATE.
~pkins sotion, Riddlesper~er second to ~dopt the Ordin~nce. On
roll call ~ote ~rton "aye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford
"aye", Riddlasper~er "aye", Ch~ "s~e", and ~yor "a~e". ~otion
carried unsnisouslF.
D. The Council considered adoption o[ sn Ordinance
epprovin~ ~ one-way south desisnetion of the alle~ at the Denton
Count~ Appraisal District parkini lot to Sycamore Street. (The
Citizens Traffic ~[~ty Support Couission race,lends spprowl.)
Svehl~ spoke for the Staff.
Bill Midgett, Citizens Traffic Safety Support Conmission, spoke in
favor of the Ordinance.
The following Ordinance was presented:
NO. 82-45
Alt ORDINANCE RESTRICTING THE ALLEY BETWEEN SYCAMORE STRHBT
AND MULBERRY STREET TO ONE-WAY V~HICULAR TRAFFIC,
PROHIBITING TRAFFIC PROM ~OUTH TO NORTH; PROVIDING ~
PIiNALT¥ OF A PINE NOT TO EXCEED T~O HUNDRED DOLLARI.
($200.00); PROVIDING A SSVBP~BILIT¥ CLAUSE; AND DECI,ARIN~
AN EFFECTIV~ DATE.
Stephens motion, Hopkins second to adopt the Ordinance. On roll
call vote Barton *'aye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford *'aye",
Riddleaperger "aye", Chew '*aye*', and Mayor *'aye". Motion carried
unanimously.
E. The Council considered adoption o£ an. Ordinance
designatin~ a school zone on University Drive from a point 150 feet
east of its intersection with Malone Street to Gini 150 feet west
a
of its intersection with Malone Street. (Th/ Citizens Traffic
Safety Support Commission recommends approval.)
Svehla spoke for the SCaf£. The following Ordinance was presented:
NO. $2-4§
AN ORDINANCE D~SIGNATING A SCHOOL SAPHT¥ ZONE ON UNIVERSITY
DRIVE PROM A POINT APPROXIMATELY 150 P~BT I~AST OP ITS
INTERSECTION WITH M~LONH STRHHT TO A POINT APPROXIMATELY
150 PEST WEST OP ITS INT~RSHCTION WITH I~ONE STRHET;
PROVIDING A SRV~RABILIT¥ CLAUSE; AND DBCL~ING AN EPPBCTIVE
DATE.
Chew motion, Riddlesperger second to adopt the Ordinance. On roll_
call vote Barton "aye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens *'aye", Alford *'aye",
Riddlesper~er "aye", Chew "aye", and l~yor '*aye". Motion carried
unanimously.
F. The Council considered adoption of an Ordinance
designating a school zone on Teasley Lane from a point 150 feet west
of its intersection with Pennsylvania to the east property line of
Sam Houston Elementary School. (The Citizens Traffic Safety Support
Commission reconmenda approval.]
Svehls spoke for the Staff. The followins ordinance was presented:
NO. 8Z-47
AN ORDIN~CH DESIGNATING AND ESTABLISHING A SCHOOL SAPBT¥
ZONH ON T~ASLS¥ L~E FROM A POINT APPROXIMATELY 150 PEET
WEST OF ITS INTHRSECTION WITH PHNNSYLVANIA STREET TO THH
BAST PROPERTY LINE OF SAM~ HOUSTON BLBMI~NTAR¥ SCHOOL;
REDUCING THE MAXIMUM PRIMA PAClR SPEED LIMIT PROM
FIPTY-FIVI~ (55) TO THIRTY-FIVE (35) MILES PER HOUR;
PROVIDING A PENALTY OF A FINE NOT TO EXCRBD TWO HUNDRED
DOLLARS ($200.00); PROVIDING A SEVBKA~ILITY CLAUSE; AND
DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATH.
Stephens motion, Chew second to adop~"the Ordinance. On roll call -
vote Barton "aye", Hopkins '*aye",v.S~ophwnw ~,aye,*, Al~ord "aye",
Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye", end M~yor "aye". Motion carried
unanimously.
O. The Council considered adoption of an Ordinance
restricting parking on the west side of Bradley Street from the
intersection of Oak to the intersection of Scripture Street.
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Svehla spoke for the Staf£. The £ollowing Ordinance was presented:
NO. $2-48
AN ORDINANCE RESTRICTING THE PAI~IING OP ~r~HICLES AT ANY
TIME ON THE WEST SIDE OF BRADLEY STREET FROM TNB
INTERSI/CTION OP O~ STREET TO THE INTERSECTION OF SCRIPTURE
STR~T; RBP~ING ORDIN~CE NO. 82-26; PROVIDING A
SENILITY C~USE; PROVIDING A PENALTY NOT TO BXC~D
~NDRBD ~L~S ($200.00); ~D DECKING ~ BFFBCTIV~ DATE.
Riddlesperger ~o~ion~ Alford second to adopt the Ordinance. On roll
call vote h rton "~ye'~ Hopkins "iye'~ Stephens 'sye"~ Alford
Riddlesperier "sye"~ Che~ '~ye", and Maxor '~ye'. Motion carried
~ni~ously.
Resolutions:
C. The ~uncil considered a Resolution ,uthorizing
sb~ndo~ent quit clal~ deed for Evers end Tripp easements. (The
Public Utility Board reco~ends approval.)
Nelson spoke for the Stsff. The follo~ing Resolution ~as presented:
Resolution
BE IT RB~L~D BY THE CITY ~UNCIL OP THE CITY OF D~NTON~ T~XAS:
SECTION I.
The ~yor of the City of Denton~ Texss, is hereby
suthoriz,d to execute on behslf of the City of Denton two Quitclaim
Deeds absndoning the belo~ described esse~ents ss follows:
1. ~se~ent recorded in iol~e 1106, Pale 78 of the Deed
Records of Denton County~ Texas, lnd ~hich are located
~ithin, on or icross thlt c?tsin r~al propert~
described ss Trsct Five~ in Exhibit A of a Psrtition
Deed recorded in Vol~e 947, Pale 751 of the Deed
Records of Denton County, Texas, such description
beini incorporsted herein by reference.
2. E~sesent recorded in Volume ll01~ P~le 78 of the Deed
Records of Denton County~ Texas, ~nd ~hich ere locsted
~ithin~ on or icross thst certain real property
conveyed by ~srr~nty Deed by ~b L.B. Tripp, David
~vsrs Tripp~ Robbie [athleen Susie Tripp lin/, John
~llter Tripp end Celina ~ne Tripp to Bob
Dsvid ~. Tripp~ Trustees ~nd described
sttsched thereto~ slid ~srr~nty Deed being recorded in
Volume 996~ P~ge 376 o~ the Deed Records o~ Denton
County, Tex,s~ such description being incorporated
herein b~ reference.
PASSED ~D APPROVED this the llth day of May, 1982.
RICHARD O. STEWART, NA¥OR
CITY OF DENTON~ TEXAS
ATTEST:
"
CITY OP DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVBD AS TO I~GAL FORI4:
C.J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DRNTON, TEXAS
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Hopkins motion, Chew second that the Resolution be passed. On roll
till vote Barton "aye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford "aye",
Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye", and ~layor "aye". Motion carried
unanimously.
7. The Council considered a request from Cap McNatt for sewer
service outside City limits. (The Public Utility Board recommends
approval.)
Nelson spoke for the Staff.
Riddlesperger motion, Chew second to grant request for sewer servic[
to Cap McNatt. Motion carried unanimously.
8. The Council considered approval of a contract with
Miltonamics for computer programmin{ services. (The Date Processing
Advisory Board recommends approval.)
itartun8 spoke for the Staff.
Chew motion, Barton second to approve the contract. Motion carried
unanimously.
9. The Council considered approval of.a contract with Priority
Systems ~or computer programming services (The Data Processing
Advisory ~oard recolends approval.)
ltartung spoke for the Staff.
Chew motion, Alford second to approve the contract. Motion carried
unanimously.
10. The Council held a discussion of various City of Denton
vandalism Ordinances.
Hartung spoke for the Staff.
Mayor Stewart request'ed the Staff to strictly enforce the vandalis~
Ordinances with special attention to the vandalism of street signs.
The Council requested Nits Thurman of the Denton Record-Chronicle to
publicize the problem and the urge all citizens to report any acts
of vandalism.
11. The Council held a discussion of traffic safety features at
the Woodrow Lane crossing.
Svehla advised that a barricade procedure had always been maintained
at Woodrow Lane. The estimate 3 years ago for a bridge at the
location was $120,000.
Lee Keith, 804 Ector, spoke on drainage issue.
Mayor ,stated that we must look at the long range as well as short
range solution.
Chew motion, Hopkins second to have Staff look at alternative plans
for the Woodrow Lane crossing. Motion carried unanimously.
12. The Council held a discussion of computer service contracts
iiartuni spoke for the Stsf£ in respo~w~o,~ons raised
Ms. Nssh spoke that she hsd visited C~:~ H~ll to obtain records of
fin~ncial transactions and Mr. McNary asked the City Attorney if
this was permissible. A secretary from the Finance Department had
to stand next to her during her search through the files.
15, Tho Council held · discussion of an sdmtnistrsttve
policy/procedure concerninj the use of the City Council chambers.
Hartuns spoke for tho Stof~. Ha advised the Council that the Parks
Department would be bran[tag before the Council a now policy on the
uso of City Parka. A dr·fi and final copy of the use policy for the
City Council Chambers would sloe be presented to the Council at s
later dote.
14. There ~a$ .no official action oa Bxecutive Session Xtems:
A. Legal Matters
B. Real Hstate
Personnel
D. Board Appointments
15. There wore no items of new business requested by the City
Council for future aBendas.
The Council adjourned into Executive Session at 9:3~ p.m.
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](by 18, 1982
The Council convened into work session at S:00 p.m. in the Civil
Defense Room.
Polloving the work session the Council convened into an Bxecutive
Session to discuss Legal ~tters, Real Bstate, Personnel, and Board
Appointments. No o~ficial action was taken.
CouncllThe Council.Chambers:then convened into a Regular Meeting at ?:00 p.a. in
PRBSBNT: ~ayor Stewart, ~ayor Pro Te~ Stephens, Council Member.
Barton, Hopkins, Alford, and Chew, City Manager, City
Attorney, and City Secretary
A~SB~T: Council ~ember Riddlesper~er - s~ending COG meeting
l. ~e Council considered approval o~ the Minutes o~ the
~rc~ z~ 1982; the ~ec~al Called ~etin~ o~ ~rch 30, 1982;
~esuzar Meeting o~ April 6, 1982; the Special ~lled Nesting
April 13, 1982; and the Regular HeetinS o6 April 20,
~ew aotion, Hopkins second to appr~t~ Minutes. ~CAnn carried
~aninous~y.
2. ~nsent A~enda:
Chew notion, Barton second Co approve ~he Consent A~enda.
carried unanimously.
A. Bids and ~rchase Orders:
2. Bid ~ 9012 - ~ire and ~ble
B, ~inal Plats:
1. Approval of the Pinal PlaC o~ lot 2, Independence.
~uare Addition. The PlannAn~ and Zonins
Co~lssion race.end approval.)
2. Approval of ~he ~inal Pla~ of the ~allaeedow
North ~dition. (The Plannin~ and Zo~ln~
Co~ission race,ends approval.)
C. ~inal Pa~encs:
1. Approval o~ ~he ~inal pa~enC Co Crai~ Olden ~or
the Civic Center Park Chapel Improvements and
Parkins LoC.
3. Public Hearings:
A. Public ~earini on sn Ordinsnce ~sendin~ Article 1~ ol
~pendlx A end Article 1~ o[ Appendix B- ~onini o[ the Code
Ordi~nces ~s a~ended, relltinj ~o lot lines, ~inis~ lot sre~s, lo.
~ldths snd side yerd require~ents for t~o-[esily snd on~-[s~ill
No one spoke in
No one spoke in opposition.
C~rli~ ~atkins spoke [or the
The ~For closed lhe Public Hearinj.
1. The gouncil consid~red adoption of sn Ordinance
anendins ~ticle 15 o~ Appendix A Subdivisions and Article 1~ of
Appendix B Zoning of the Code of Ordinances ss aaended, relating to
lot lines, aininua lot areas, lot widths and side ~ard requirements
for Cwo-family and one-family attached dwellings. (~te Planning and
Zonin3 Couission teton=ends approwl.) The following ordinance was
presented:
NO. 82-49
A~ O~DINA-NCB ~DING ~TICL~ 1~ UP APPBMDIX A-~BDIVISIONS
ORDIN~CBS UP~ CITY OP DBNTON~ T~XAS, 19~, AS
~B~TING TO ~T LINBS, MINION LOT ~S, LOT WIDTHS ~D
~IDB ~D ~IE~TS ~0~ ~O-P~IL~ DWBLLINGS ~D
ONB-P~IL~ ATTA~D D~SLLINGS; PROVIDING PO~ A SBVBRABILITY
C~; ~D P~OVIDING POR ~ B~PBCTI~ DAT~.
Hopkins notion, Chew second Co adopt ~he Ordinance. On roll call
vote ~rCon "aye", ~pkins "aye"~Stephens "aye", Alford "aye", Chew
"aye", and ~or "aye". ~tion carried unaninously.
B, Public ~arins on an Ordinance anendin~ Article 13
Appendix A o~ the Code of Ordinances as amended, providins ~or the
ainin~ diaensions o~ lots in subdivisions within the City and
within ACs exCra~erritorial jurisdiction.
No one spoke In ~avor.
No one spoke in opposi~ion.
Charlie WaCkins spoke ~or the
The ~Mor closed the Public Hearing.
1. ~e Council considered adoption o~ an Ordinance
anendin~ Article 1~ o~ Appendix A- Subdivisions of ~he Code
Ordinances o~ the City of Denton, Texas~ 196~, as amended~ providin~
~or the ain~aua dinensions of lots in subdivisions within the
and within its extraterritorial Jurisdic~ion. (The Pla~ins and
Zon~nj Co~ission reco~nds approval.) The following Ordinance was
presented:
NO. 82-50
~ O~DIN~C~ ~DING ~TICLB 1~ O~ APPRNDIX A-SUBDIVISIONS
OP ~ ~DB O~ ORDI~CBS UP T~ ~CITY OP DBNTON, T~S,
1966, ~ ~DRD, PROVIDING ~OR THB MINIMUM DI~NSIONS
LOTS IN ~OBDIVISION3 WITHIN THB CITY ~D WITHIN ITS
BX~TBR~ITORI~ JURISDICTION; P~OVIDING ~O~ A S~R~ILITY
C~U~; ~D P~OVIDING ~OR ~ B~P~CTIV~ DATB.
Hopkins notion, ~rton ~cond to adopt the Ordinance. On roll call
vote Barton "aye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Al~ord "aye", Chew
"aye", and ~yor "aye". Mo~ion carried unanimously.
4. Ordinances:
A. The Council considered approval of an Ordinance
c~osias and vacaCinS a portion o~ Vine S~ree~ and approval
execution o~ a quiC elsie deed. (The Planning and Zonin~
reco~ends approval.)
Charlie ~a~kins spoke for the S~a~. The ~ollo~in~ Ordinance was
presemCed:
~ O~D~N~CR PROVIDING PO~ TH~ CLOSING ~D VATTING OP T~T
PORTION O~ VINR 3T~BBT ~JOINING THB ~OTH~RLY OMB-~P
LOT 1~, LOTS 1S, 14, 1~, 1~ ~D TH~ ~UTHR~LY ONB-~LP
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LOT 17 AS SHONN ON THE PLAT OF THE C. C. B~LL$ ADDITION TO
THE CITY OF DHNTON AS RECORDED IN VOLUM~ '*U", PAGE 86 OF
TI~B DEaD RECORDS OF DHJqTON COUNTY, TEXAS; PROVIDING FOR
RSVERSION OF THE FEB TO SAID PROPERTY; RETAINING #ATBR,
SENAGE AND DRAINAGE BA$~41~NTS THEREIN; AUTHORIZING
NECESSARY LEGAL DOCUMI~NT$ TO BE PREPARED AND BXECIITEDi AND
PROVIDING AN ~FFECTIVE DATH.
Hopkins motion, Chew second to adopt the Ordinance. On roll call
~oCe..Bart~n..'sye**.i Hopkins **aye**, Stephens **aye**, AXford **aye*** Chew
aFB'*, aaa Mayor "aye'. Motion carried unanimously.
I
Council held a discussion of budget priorities fo
5.
The
Mayor Stewart:
1. plan more money in streets and maintenance
Z. look closely at drainage situation
Hartung advised that any additional street projects started a~tar
October 1 would require a bond election.
Council Member Hopkins:
1. reiterated need for street and drainage projects
2. City needs So start street Improvements on a pay as
you go status
3. need to closely monitor sales tax revenues for this
year and next fiscal year
Mayor Pro Tam Stephens:
1. emphasis should be on street maintenance
Z. would like to see management establish priority levels
for projects without tax increases
/
3.
money is committed to street and drainage projecta~
which services will have to be cut back, assuming
tax increase
4. if outside contracting services are less expensive,
would like to see a cost comparison o~ other services
which might be contracted to be more economical
5. like to see emphasis on law and order projects such as
nei~hborhood watch and drug proirsma
6. wore force reduction through attrition in first and
second level management, may combine duties and
maintain service yet not replace with new personnel
7. would lake to see a survey of salaries of comparable
jobs in comparably sized cities in our area
9. would not like to see user ~eea for youth activities
in the Parks and Recreation Department raised
9. would like to see a more detailed budget
Council Member Bsrton:
1. would like more readable budget
would like to see emphasis on streets and maintenance;
Fire Department, Police Department and Parks and
Recreation Department
Council Member Al£ord:
1. emphasized need for street and drainage projects
2. emphasis on drug programs and neighborhood watch
Mayor Pro Tam Stephens:
1. would like to see more detailed' budget such as a
monthly expenditure report
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Council llember Hopkins:
1, Raaganomtcs ~ay force us to pick up more of the
fundin~ for certain programs. Should keep an eye out
for budi[eting in the future.
Mayor Stewart:
out and do so
ltnrtung Idvised that the Staff takes these comments seriously. The
street maintenance, drainage projects, Police and Fire Departments
are 85~ of the General Fund budget.
6. The Council considered approval of dropping the automobile
taxation for
McNary spoke for the Staff.
r',- Hartung spoke for the Staff.
(j:) Stephens motion, Alford second to approve the dropping of the
~-~ automobile taxation for 198Z-ge. Motion carried unanimously.
~ 7. The Council discussed the group housing [or Denton State
~ School.
Hsrtun~ spoke for the Staff.
Meyer spoke for the Staff.
Mayor Pro Tam Stephens directed the City Attorney to revise the
existing Ordinance and bring beck to the Council at a future date.
Council Member Barton suggested a work session with representatives
£rom the Denton State School.
8. The Council discussed the street and drainage problems.
ltartung spoke £or the Staff.
Svehls spoke for the Staff.
9. The Council received a report on the tax appraisal process.
ltartung spoke for the Stiff.
McNary spoke for the Staff.
I0. There was no official action on Executive Session Items:
A. Legal Matters
B. Real Estate
C. Personnel
D. Board Appointment
il. New Business:
The followin~ items of business were requested:
Mayor Pro Tam Stephens requested a list of the expiring terms
Board and Co-mission Members and an attendance records of Board
meeting during the last year.
Mayor Pro Tem Stephens requested a report on the ~in$o Road bridle
safety features.
Council Members Chew and Barton requested a formal thank you be sent
to the Denton Record-Chronicle for their article on vandalism.
Chev motion, Barton second to adjourn. The meeting vas adjourned
8:S9 p.m.
GtAItLOTTI~ ALLEN~ 'CITY ~BT~Y
0204C
CITY COUNCIL
June 1, 1982
The Council convened into a work session at 5:00 p.m. in the Civil
Defense Room to receive a report fro, Denton State School
representatives on the group hose ordinance.
l~ollowinl the work session, the Council convened into an Bxecutive
Session to discuss Legal ~ltters, Real l~state, Personnel, end Board
Appointments No official action was taken.
The Council adjourned into the Regular Meeting at 7:00 p.m. in the
Council
P~SSNT: ~yor Stewsr~, ~yor Pro Te~ S~ephens, Council Members
~r~on, Alford, ~iddlesperser, and Chew, City ~nsger,
Cl~y Attorney, and City ~cretsry.
~NT: Co~cil ~sber Hopkins -- Out of ~he Country
1. The ~uncil considered approval of ~he ~inutes of the
Special Celled aee~i~ of April 27, 1982, ~he Regular Meeting of
4th, 1952, ~he Special ~lled see~ins of ~y ll~h, 1982, smd the
Regular meeting of ~y l$~h, 1982.
S~ephens asked that the Minutes of ~y 18~h be chan~ed ~o sho~ ~he
reason Council Member Riddlesperser ~as absent.
~yor S~ewar~ asked the City ~cretnry ~o nuke said chan~e, and
include ~hAs information on future Minutes ~hen a Council ~nber was
absent.
Rlddlesperser ~tion, Chew second to approve ~he Minutes
corrected. Motion carried unanimously.
2. Consent Agenda:
Chew no~ion, Bar,on second to approve the Consent Agenda. Motion
carried unanimously.
A. Bids and ~rchase Orders:
1. Bid ~ 9013 = Vehicle Washing Machine
2. ~id ~ 9017 - Lease o~ Vehicle
Bid ~ 9015 - Plate S~eel
4. Bid ~ 9019 - Transformer Oil
B. Approval of Pi~l Plats:
1. Approval o[ ~he final pla~ o[ ~he Golden Triangle
Industrial Park -= Phase V.
Resol~ ions:
The C~ncil considered approval of a Resolution Au~horizin~
the ~yor ~o Bxecu~e a Railroad Pipeline License on Behalf of ~he
City o~ Denton ~ith Missouri Pacific Railroad Company. The
followi~ Resolution wan presented.
BB IT RB~LVBD BY ~ CITY ~UNCIL OP THE CITY OF D~MTON, TB~S:
~e ~yor ~s hereby authorized and directed to ex~e on
behalf of ~he City of Denton, Texas~.~
A~reeaen~ da~ed April 19, 1982, bet~e~~~~ and
the aissouri-eaci~ic ~ilroad Co~~re~a t i~g ~o ~he
construction nad main~e~nce o~ one ~venty-four (24") inch ~ewer
line beneath Missouri-PacLfic's right of way between Bnsineer's
Cha~na~e Star,on 1~196+10 (~ile Pos~ 212.05] ,nd Engineer*s
Chn~nese Station 11211+10 (~ile Post Z12.~), (~50' to 1650'
sou~h of MP 212), Denton Co~ty, Texas.
474
PASSED A//D APPROVI/D this the day of June, 1952.
RICHARD O. ST]~WART, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST
~A'IARLOTTE ALL~N, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OP DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO I2/GAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
BY:
Bob Nelson spoke for the staff. He stated that as directed by the
Council on May 4th, he and his staff re-negotiated the contract
amount with Missouri Pacific and an agreeaent was sade for $$,000
less then the original offer of $10,000.
Stephens motion, Barton second to approve the Resolution. On roll
cs11 vote Barton *'sye"~ Stephens "aye", Alford "aye", Riddlesperger
"aye", Chew "aye", Mayor Stewart "eye". Motion wis carried
unanimously.
4. The council received a report asking £or their consideration of
a request from Orscon Construction Company for reduction in contract
retainage.
Bob Nelson spoke for the sts£f. Ne explained that the remainini
work to be done is £sr less then the current retsinage fee.
further stated that tedersl ls~s state that once we receive official
use of the property {waste-water treatment plant), the reteinsge
can be reduced to the amount needed to complete project.
stated that the amount of work left to be done is /ah~ less than the
amount of the retainaSe £ee. He informed the Council end the Mayor
that the trestaent plant would still be covered under the warranty
ss indicated in the contract.
$. There was no of£icial action taken on Bxecutive ~ession Items:
A. Legal Matters
B. Real ~stste
C. Persommel
D. Board Appointment
6. New Business:
The £ollowing ite~ of business was requeated:
Mayor Pro Tam Stephens requested & report on the Mingo Road safety
£estures. Me stated that this request hsd been sade in s previous
meeting, end asked that it be on the agenda for June 8, 19~2.
City Manager Chris i~rtung stated
that this item was to have been
discussed at this nearing, however it was insdvertently left off of
the agenda. He told Mayor Pro Tea
a~anda for June ith, 19~2.
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477
Dr. Vela expressed his appreciation to the Council for their vote o~
confidence.
Stephens motion. Barton second that the Resolution be passed. On
roll call vo~o Barton *'aye". ltopkins '*aye*'. Stephens "aye**. Alford
"aye"0 iiddlosperger "aye'*. Chow *'aye". and Mayor Stewart "aye*'.
Motion carried unanimously.
l~e Tho ~uncil t~en received a report on. the sa£et¥ precautions
MiMe Road Brxdgo,
Rick Svehla reported to the Counci~ that the Mingo Road Bridge had
been barricaded as well as half way across the access streets
leading east and west. The problem is that the flashers and
barricades are continually being removed.
Stephena asked when the bridge be finished. Svohla reported that
the rains halve dessinstsd tho roads and that CountF Commissioner
BatoZ had sal~ the County would start work on this project in 2 to
mantas.
6. Appearance by Ms. Jo Nosh to Discuss the City Man~ger ~nd the
Rxpendituros on the old hr1 Coleman ~ffice Buildin/.
Ms. Ntsh stlted thft. ~nios which were used to rent the Coleman
Buildins smd to furnish the building could have been used to make
needed repairs In the M~iCipal Building. Ms. Nfsh else stated that
she questioned the source of the funds which were used in the
re~owtion of the ~le~n Building.
Money ~ncutt ~as recosuized iron the ~udience. Ma. ~sncutt isked
to hemr Mr. fl, rtuns respond to the question of why the City would
invest none~ in rennovation of , building which was leased.
Council bnber Rlddlesporior responded that the Cit~ could purchase
the b~ildins ~t sn~ time smd that it was leased because of the close
proxinit~ to ~he ~icip, 1 Building.
hrt~g stated that retirement funds which were appropri8ted for the
reBodelini ~ere those Clt~ ~tchini funds which were ~emcumbered
due ~o fttrition of Clt~ personnel during the year.
7. Reptir Raw Water Litt Pump at Lake Lewisville Pump Station.
Nelson reported to ~ho Council that the f4 p~p at the Lake
Lewisville p~p station hsd failed due to the heavy r~ins smd that
it wo~ld take ires 3 to 4 wo~ks to remove the p~p and execute
repairs. ~o p~p should be in working order ~t the endof the ~ to
4 week peri~.
Hopkins ~tion~ Chew second to authorize repairs to the lift pump.
Motion cfrried u~ni~ously.
8. Thoro wis ~ of/icill action on ~xecutive Session Ilems:
A. Le~8l ~tters
B. Real ~st8to
C. Perso~ol
D. Bomrd Appointmen~s
9. New Business:
Chew asked to receive s report from the Chairperson of the Human
Resources Couittee f~ the June
~journed into ~xecutivo bssion ~t 7:~7 p.m.
02Z1C
CITY COUNCIL
3uno 15, 1982
The Council convened into work aession Tuesday, June 15, 198Zo
$:00 p.m. in the Civil Defenae Room of the Municipal Building to
received a report on the new Police Building and hold a discussion
on a proposed ordinance regulating portable advertising siena.
Following the work session, the Council convened into an Executive
Session ~o discuss legal matters, real estate, personnel, and board
appointments. No official action was taken.
The Council then convened into the regular meeting at 7:00 p.m,
the Council Chambers.
PRBSBNT: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tem Stephens, Council members
Barton, Hopkins, Al/ord, aiddlesperger, and Chew, City
Manager, City Attorney and City Secretary.
ABSBNT: None
1. The Council considered approval o£ the Minutes of the
Regular Meeting of June 1, 1982 and the Special Called Meeting of
June 8, 1982.
Riddlesperger motion, Hopkins second to approve the Minutes. Motion
carried unanimously.
2. Consent Asenda:
Hopkins motion, Chew second to approve the Consent Asenda. Motion
carried unanimously.
A. Plats:
I. Approval of the Pine1 Plat of Kin~swoo~
Apartments Phase II. (The Planning and Zonin/
Commission recommends approval.)
2. Approval of the Final Replat of the James
Dougherty Addition. (The Planning and Zonini
Commission recommends approval.)
$. Public Hearings:
The Council considered the petition of Mr. levin Melton
requesting a chan~e of zonin~ from Sinlle Family (S~-7) to the
Co~ercial (C) classification at 615 Dallas Drive. (The Planning
and Zoning Commission recommends denial.) Z-1535
The Mayor opened the Public Hearing to those who wished to speak in
favor.
William Phillips, attorney representin8 Mr. Melton, spoke in favor
of the zoning stating his client planned improve the property.
Louis ~illis spoke in favor stating the purchaser of the property,
Mr. Melton, had indicated that he would improve the property.
Rose Gable, former owner of the property, recapped the history o~
the property ownership and stated that a co~ercial enterprise
been located on the property since 1949. Ms. Gable further
that she wes never notified that the property was zoned --'~-
residential
Xevin Melton, owner of the property requesting the rezonins, stated
that he wanted to improve the property and to continue to work there.
Bverett Ottman, 41~ Smith Street, spoke that as a neiihbor he had no
objections to Mr. Melton running a business at the ~ocation.
,,pose. oenton re, l tot .poke
, that the property
has been used co~erciallF for years and that the zonin~ change will
improve the property.
,479
The ~l~yor opened tha Public Hearing to those who wished to speak in
opposition.
Pauline Pruitt, 419 Chambers, spoke in opposition ststini that she
lives across the street £rom the property and that traffic already
is a probles. Ns. Pruitt also stated that those who wanted the
property resorted commercial did not live in the area as she does.
Robert Jackson, 505 Chambers spoke in opposition asking why the
~roper:y hsd to be rezoned to be improved.
The ~4~yor lave the proponents o£ the zonini reclassification
minutes £or rebuttal.
William Phillips stated that Mr. Melton would fence the area on
Chambers street and traffic would enter on Denton Drive.
Charlie ~stkins of the City Stsf£ reported that of the inquiries
mailed out~ 4 were r~turned in opposition and 0 were returned in
favor. The property is a legal non-conforming use site~ and the
present couercisl zonin~ is under the grandfather clause. This
zoning request is contrary to the strip zonini on arterial street
provision of ~he zonini ordinance.
Chew motion, Riddlesperger second to deny the for
request
reclsssi~ication of zoning. On roll call vote ~arton "aye". Hopkins
nay ~ Stephens aye ~ Alford aye , Riddlesperger aye , Chew
"aye'a and ~or ~te~art "aTe". ~octon carried 6 to I Co den7
reclassi~icaCion.
4. The iCen Co receive a report from Chairperson Pa~ Wards on
the OenCon~ Texas ~squtcenCennial SCeerinl Committee and
actions was wiChdraun from the a!enda ac the requesc ol Chairperson
Wards. The report rill come Co the Council on July b.
5. Urdi~nces:
A. The Council considered adoption o~ an Ordinance
amendini Cha 1981-8Z budge~ appropriations Co ~und RSVP.
The ~ollo~ini ordinance was presented.
~ OR~I~Ct ~N~ING T~E 1981'8Z BUDGET OF THE CITY OF
D~TON~ TEXAS BY T~SFEERING THE SUH OF THREE THOU~D
FlVt HUNURED ~LLARS [$3~500.00) FROM ACCOUNT NO.
01'96'89'08 TO ACCOUNT NO. 01'96-89-05 AND AUTHORIZING THE
PAY~T THEREOF TO R~TIRfD ~NIOE VOLUNTEER PROGR~ (RSVP).
Charlie Wstkins of the Sts[[ introducted Fannie Belle Gaupp~
Chairperson o[ tha.~umsn Resources Committee.
~s. Gsupp requested that the Council transfer ~$~500.00 to RSVP [or
continuation o[ s, rvices through the budiet year.
Che~ ,orion. Al[ord second to approve the ordinance. On roll call
vote ~,rton '~e'~ ~opkins 'aTe"~ Stephens "sye"~ Alford
Riddlesperler iosent~ Chl~ "s~e'~ ,nd ~yor Stewart "a~e'. Hotion
carried unanimously.
t. The Council considered adoption of ,n amendment to the
contract [or services ~ith SP~ to provide mstchini [unds
vehicle acquisition in conjunction with the H~ndi-Hop Proiram.
Fannie ~elle Gsupp~ Chairperson o[ the Human Resources Coamittee
introduced Roberts Donsbsck~ SPAN Director.
~s. ~onsbsck stated thlt ~P~ would need $9~575.~0 matching money
~rom the City to purchase new vehicles [or SPAN. This sum
represented , 10l portion o[ the total [iiure.
Chew motion~ ~opkins second to approve the funds throuih the
amendment to the contract ~ith ~PAN. ~otion c~rried unanimously.
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7. The Councll considered 'approval of a prespplication for
federal assistance to the Federal Aviation Administration for
airport improvement projects. (The Airport Advisory Board
recomaends approval.)
Tomay Jones, Airport ~nager, reported to the Council that the
preapplicstion to the FAA would require 10t fuading by the City and
90~ funding by the FAA of various airport improvement projects. The
priority lis~i~ submi~ted ~o the }~ does no~ obllss~e ~he City in
any ~a~.
Coo~c~l neaber Stephens asked abooc the possibil~Cy o~ receivin~
State ~undin~.
aopkins notion, Chew second Co approve the Preapplication. ~oCion
carried ~aniaously.
~rth The Council considered the operation o~ signals in the
. Tex,s State Universit~ ires.
Rick Svahla of the St~ff reported to the Council t~lt the
sii~ls in the Pry, Oak, and tickory Street ~re~ ~re left on full
cycle durini the ~sll and Sprinl seaesters, but ere left on fl~sh
durl~ s~er session. The $t~ff reco~ended that the siinals
left on /l~sh. The Citizens Trif/ic ~iet~ ~pport Co~lssion
reco~ended that the siinals be left on full .c~cle durin
s~er ~onths.
Stephens =orion, Hopkins second to ~ccept the Citizens
~f~ty ~pport Co~ission reco~endetion ~nd leave the siinals on
full c~cl~. ~otion carried uneni~ously.
9. The Council received the Pl~ini end Zonini Co~ission
reco~endstion on the Pave Year C~pit~l I~prove~ent Plen.
Ch~rlie ~stkins of the Staff intr~uced ~dy Sldor, Pl~nnins end
Zonlni Co~ission Chairperson.
~r. Sidor reported that the CIP process hsd included several public
he~rinis end that due to the he~v~ reins this year, dr~inaie rel,t~d
proble=s ~ere liven priority. ~e of the itess on the CIP
19S2-S3 ~re itess ~hich ~ere on previous CIP lists ~nd ~re no~ due
tot co=pletion.
Council ~e~ber Hopkins ~sked if future develop~ents/subdivisions end
th~ possibility of their cre~tini ~ore dr~in~ie problems had been
ered by
consid, the
Li~ie ~Ada~s of the P~l told the Council the Co~ission
lookini ~t thes~ specific issu,s ~nd ~ere coinizent of thee ~t the
tiaa the CIP ~es beini /inililed.
Cit~ ~nsier Hsrtuni stated that this report for infor=~tton~l only
and ths~ another CIP report ~ould be broulht to the Council in Jul~
for their input.
10. The Council considered the 198~-1987 Capital Iaprove~ent
Plan for the 0tllity Depar~=ent
Bob Nelson of the Stair reported on the ~tiltt~ Dep~rtsent CIP.
Stephens so:ion, Che~ second to table this tees end consider it ~lth~'
the Plannini ind lonini Co~ission ~Ipit~l I=prove~ent Plan. lotion
c~rried unanimously.
11. No official iction ~is taken on lxecutiv, ~ssion
A. Legal ~tters
B. Real Bstste
C. Perso~al
D. Board Appoint=ants
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22. New Business;
Council Member Stephens stated he would like to hear the Public
Utility Boerd rscon.nsndstion on fetes when Che CepiCal Improvement
Plen for the Utility Depsrtaent is considered.
Council adjourned into Bxecutive Session sC 8:53 p.a.
~UH~tD O. ~TI~WAI~ Ma-yor'~
CiiAI~LOTTI!I ALLI~M, City Se'cre~a'r~'
0247C
City Council Minutes
July 6, 1982
Work Session of the City of Denton Cit7 Council o~ Tuesday, July 6,
1982 at 5:00 p,m. in the Civil Defense ~oom of the t~untcipal
Building to consider chepto~aed closin~ of the ~con ~poc by the
Nts~outt-Pactfic ~tlt~d C~pany, a~a Co consider :he :982-83
Capital Improv~nCa Pcog:~.
The ~ounciL convened ln~o Executive Session :o discuss LeSa~
~t:ets, Real Es:ate, Personnel, and aoatd Ap~in ~men ts. No
official action wee taken.
The Gouncil :hen conv~ed ~n:o :he Regular ~eting tn :he Council
Ohameeta a: 7:00 p.m.
PR~T; ~yo: Stewart, ~yot Pt~e~'~s, Council ~ets
Barton, Ho~ns. Alfotd, Rtddleapet&et, and Chew;
~na~et, City Attorney, and City Secretary
1. The Council considered approval of :he Minutes of
~&uLat ~ee:ing of U~e 15, 1982.
~o~i~e ~ulon, ~at:on second :o approve :he Minutes.
cart ted un~imously.
2. C~sent ~enda:
Hopkins ~:ton, Ch~ second Co approve ~he Couaent ~enda. ~tion
cart ted ~nanimoualy.
A. Bids ~d Purchase Orders:
Bid ~ 9022 Chipper, Dump ~dy and Trailer
2.8t~ ~ 9023 ~ T:aff~c Controller and Cabinet
Bid ~ 9024 - ~of
4.Putch~e Order ~ 53534 :o J&S Squi~ent Service
5. Approval of Pa~eut for Ptofeset~al Services
Rene ~tes Auctioneer
3. The Council received a tepot~ from Chairperson Pa= Wards of
t~e Denton Sesquicentennial Stearin& C~t::ee outltntns :he
plan. ~. Wards advised that a Resolution o~ approval would be
required f:om :he Council for Denton :o by aanc:toned by the Texas
1986 Se~utcencenntal Co~iaelon.
~Ce~ene ~Cion, A[ford second :o instruct the City Attorney
draft the requited Resolution. Motion carried unanimously.
4. Public Hear tn&:
A. The Council considered ~he peri=ton of Mc. Tom
Sttn&ley requesting a cha~ge of z~tn& from &sacral ts:ail (DR) and
mulEi-family (MF-1) Co :he planed
develo~n= (PO) claeetfica:ton
for office and senetal retail land use. The property
apptoxi~Cel~ 3.359 acres tn size and ia located south of Wi~hete
Street between ~ell Avenue and Htnso Road. (The Planntn& and
Co~tsaton reco~nda approval.)
The ~yot opened the Public Hearths :o those who wished to speak.tn
~avot.
Tom SCinsley, the property owner, spoke tn favor. Mt.
stated he ori&inally wanted :o develop :he property for
but :he zoning request was denied. He n~ wishes the pto~r:y to be
z~ed for office and sene:al retail.
483
Mr. Robert Horn, architect, spoke in favor. Mr. Horn stated that he
had worked fo~ one year on plans co ensure appropriate use of cbe
land.
l~o one spoka in o~i~ion.
Ch~rli~ Wa~kin~ s~k~ for the
1. ~h~ Co.oil con{~d~r~d adoption of. an ordinance_
ch~gin~ ~h~ z~{n$ ~o~ $~nz~al re~il (G~) and multi family (~F 1)
Co the planned dzv~lo~ (PD) cl~ssificzCion for office and
of Wigh~r{ ~g berw~ B~l~ Avenu~ and Mtn~o ~oad.
Thz fo~l~in$ ordinance w~ p~.n~ed.
82-54
~ ~DIN~E ~DING THE ZOSIN~ ~P OF ~ CITY OF
~%~, ~ S~E W~ A~PTED ~ ~ APPE~IX ~ T~ CODE OF
69-~, ~ ~ SAID ~P APPLI~ ~ 3.3)9 ACR~ OF ~D, MORE
S~n~ ~ion, ~i~d~zp~$e~ second ~hs~ ~h~ ordinance be pas~d.
On ro~ ca~ vo~e Barton "aye", Hopkins "aye", S~ephens "aye",
A~ford "aye", ~dd~sp~$~r "a~e", ghew "aye", and S~ewarC "aye".
Mo~ion carried un~nl~u~ly.
~. Th~ ~ouncil receiv.d a r~z= and considered furrhez ac=ion
on ~e s~a~u$ of ~he proposed Golden Trian&le Communica=lons rate
incr ease
Bill ~elo ~poke for =he ~aff repor=in~ =o =hz Council ~ha~ =he
repor~ zrom ~TIC would be for~hcoming and ~ha~ ~he public h~aring
before the Gouncil sh~ld be scheduled for so~ci~ in midl-~August.
Ho~ins ~=ion, S,ce~ens second ~o set Au$us~ 17, ~982 az the da=e
fo~ =ha PubLic ~ea=ingon ~he ~ldsn Triangle Co~unica~ions race
incr~ase. ~=ion ca~ri~dun~imously,
6. ~solucions:
The following rssolu~ion wa~ presented,
R E ~ 0 L U T I O N
l~E IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS:
Tha ~myor is hereby authorized and directed to execute on
Oe~alf of the City of Denton, Texas, a Pipe Lins License
Agreemmn~ dated July 1, 1982, between the City of Denton and ~he
Missouri-Kansas-Texas ~ailr oad ~pany rela~in~ ~o ~he
cons ~ uction, reconstruction, use, maintenance re.ir in~ and
ins~aliati~ of ~ ae~ia~ electric distribution line con~aininE
a ~xi~m of 13.Z ~V, across or alon~ ~he right of way of
Licenso= a~ o~ nea~ Milm Post ~-723.96 in Denton Cowry, Texas,
bein~ ~T No. 414 684 V, '
PASSED ~ APPROVED this the ,,6~h day of July, 19~2.
RICHARD 0. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DF. iNTON, TEXAS
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A~I~EST:
G~LOTTE ALLEN, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF D~NT~N, TEXAS
APPROVED A~ TO LED, AL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DF~NTON, TEXAS
Stephens motion, Riddlespsrger second that the Resolution be
passed. On roll call vote Barton "aye" Hopkins "aye", Stephens
y , AlforO Riddlesperger aye", Chew "aye", and Stswart
"aye". Motion carried unanimously.
7. Ordinances:
The Council considered the adoption of a Franchise
Ordinance to Lone Star Gas Company. This was the second reading of
the ordinance.
The following ordinance was presented.
82-
AN ORDINANCE GR~TII~G TO LONE STAR GAS COMPANY A FRANCHISE
TO SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTE GAS IN THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS;
REGULATING THE SALE AI~D DISTRIBUTION OF GAS; PROVIDING
OTHER REGU LAT IONS FOR THE CONDUCT OF THE COMPANY ' S
OPERATION~; PROVIDING FOR TfiE PAYHF~T OF FEES .FOR TflE USG
OF THE STREETS, ALLEYS, AND OTHER PUBLIC WAYS, REPL~CIN(~
ALL PREVIOUS GA8 FRANCHISE' ORDINANCES; AND DECLARING AN
~FFECTI VE DATE.
Chew motion, Alford second that the Ordinance be passed. On roll
call vote i}arton "aye", Hopkins "aye", ,Stephens "aye", Alford "aye",
Riddlesper&er "aye", Chew ~'aye", and Stewart "aye". Motion carried
un an imo ua ly.
8. The Council considered Cha~&e Order ~8 for Gracon
Construction Company for Wastewatsr Treatment plant. (The Public
Utilities ~oard recommends approval.)
Mob Nelson spoke for the Staff regarding the Change Order.
RiQdlesperger motion, Chew second to approve the Change Order.
Motion carrie~ unanimously.
9. The Council considered approval of the site plan of
Benchmark Villas Addition.
David Ellison spoke for the Staff statin& that the site plan had to
be spproved prior to approval of the final plat. ,
Stsphens motion, Chew second to approve the sits plan. Motio'n
carried unanimously.
10. The Council considersd approval of the final plat of
Benchmark Villas Addition.
David Ellison spoke for the Staff.
Barton motion, Chew second to approve the final plat. Motion
carried unanimously.
11. The Council conaidered use o£ pyrotechnic~ at the Den~'on
Mu~icipal At=port.
To=y J~, Ai~ ~ ~na~er, advised ~he Counc~ 1 ~ha~ the
p~otechn~cm were in c~J~c~lon with ~he ConfedeCaCe Air Sh~ ~o be
held a~ ~he ai~poCR. The Fire ~rshall had siren his permission
prio~ Co ~e i~ comin~ before ~he Council.
Riddle~pe~er ~ion, Al~ord ~econd to approve ~he use of
pyrotechnics aC the airport. ~cion ca~ried unanimously.
Dr. ~and Ve~a wa~ no~ in a~tendance a~ ~he Council
meeC~n~ ~o report ~ ~PA Board of Direc~o=s activities.
13. The follo~in~ official actions ~ Executive Senlion i~ems
were ~aken:
Mr. Bill Claiborne cas appointed =o ~he Plannins and ZoninE
C~iseion =o =eplace Carole Busby.
Hr. ~or~e Ho~ins was reappointed by ~he ~yor ~o ~he
14. New ~us
~opkin~ requested discus~ion~ on ~he Capital Improvements
~ud~ ~d di~cu~sion ~ ~he Capital Imp~ovemen~ S~u~v ~ublic
AdjouraeC in~o Executive ~ssion
0286C
City Council Minutes
~ork ~ession of the Gity of Denton Gity Counci£ on Tuesday, ,July
19g~, at 5:00 p.m, in the Givil Defense Room o~ the Municipal
Building.
PR~NT: ~yor Stewart, ~yor Pro Tam Stephens, Council ~mbers
~rton~ HopKins, ~ford, Ri~dlesperger, and Che~; City
~nager, City Attorney and Deputy City Secret~ry.
~S~T: None f m
~. T~e Council considered advance refunding of City of ~nton
Nater and &ewer System and ~lectric System Revenue Bonds and
mut~orizing tirst ~ut~west Company to acs as financial advisor
conjunction with t~e proposed refunding.
~t~K Me~antch of First ~uthwest gompany brleled the Council on
advance refunding of t~e bonds. Mt. Me~anich asked the Council for
~t~ority to enter into a conditional aireement with Firs: Southwest
Comply to put t~e refunding package together,
HopKins motion, Chew second to engage First Southwest Company as the
~1nancial advisor on advance refunding for water and sewer and
electric system revenue bonds. ~tion carried unanimously.
i. T~is item to consider declaring the ~ailure of a
transformer at the Spencer Power Plant as a state of eaergencr and
consider :he purchase o~ a replacement was removed from the agenda
at t~e request og ~b Nelson, Director of Ut~lit~es.
S. T~e Council considered the request gtom Cullum Construction
Company ~or permission to blast rock tnst~e the City limits
Benton ~ot construction o~ the H~ckory Greek sewer ~ne ~o~ect.
BoO Ne2son spoke ~or t~e Staf~ ~e~q~' ~ 't~,~toval o~ the
request from Cullum Construction Compa~~
Ri~Olesperger ~tion, C~e~ second :o grant permission to blast rock
within t~e ~ity limits for construction of the Hickory Creek se~er
line project. Motion carried unanimously.
4. Ordinances:
T~e Counci~ considered adoption off an Ordinance amending
Chapter 2 off t~e Code off the City o~ Denton providing flor purchasing
procedures.
The ~ollowing OrOinance was presented:
82-SS
~ uRDIN~C~ ~ENDING ~APTER 2 OF THE ~D~ O~ T~ CIT~ OF
D~N BY ~DING THERETO A NBW, ~TIC~ III PROVIDING FOR
PUR~SING PROCBDURES; AUT~RIZ {NG T~ BXPEND ITURBS OF
FUNDS FOR ALL BUDGETED IT.S NOT EXCEEDING FI~ THOUS~D
DOLORS L~5,000.00) BY THE CIT~ ~AGER; PROVIDIN~ FOR ALL
CONTACTS CALLING FOR THE ~XPENOITURE OF FI~ THOUS~D
DOLORS [$5,000.00) OR MORE TO BE APPROVED aY T~
COUNCIL; R~PEAL iNG ALL ORDIN~CBS IN ~NFLICT; AND'.
~C~RING ~ ~F~C'flVE DATE.
~yot ~tewart asked ~or a motion to keep expenditures at the
{~,000.00 lmvel for Council approv{1.
~fotd motion, Chew second to amend the Ordinance with the
authorization level of expenditurea amended to {3,0~0.00. Motion
carrisd unanimously.
Barton ~ion, C~ew second to adopt t~e Ordinance as amendmd.
toll call vote hrton "aye", Hopkins "aye", Step~enm "aye", Alford
"aye", Riddlespergmr "aye", C~ew "aye", and ~yot "aye". Motion
carried unanimously.
$. Tee Council considered the a~enda addendum item of
selection of an independent auditor.
The ~4ayor briefed the Council and public on the interviews welch had
been ~eld wit~ various auditors. The three selected to interview
Oefore the entire Council were Arthur Anderson, Alexander Grant, and
~rnst $
A. ~epr esentatives from Arthur ~derson presented a
written aunty of t~eir firm's qullificitions. A fee of not more
t~ $5,000.00, subject to finalizing the scope of t~e audtt, was
proposed.
giddlesper~er asked i~ the firm was familiar with utilities.
~presentative~ fr~ Arthur ~derson replied that they were.
2~ew askeC if the [ir~ would compare "apples to apples and oranges
to oranses". Arthur ~derson representatives replied that they
would.
Hopkins asked i~ t~e firm ~ad ~orked with computer conversions
before. T~e representatives replied yes.
Step~e2s asked ~hat was the usual time it took to work the "bugs"
out of a new co, purer system. TBe representatives answered that it
usually takes 1 year depending on the quality of t~e consultants.
Arthur ~deraon firm stated they could begin t2e audit i~ediately.
B. Greg Hultgren from Alexander Grant appeared and stated
that t~eir firm ~a$ worked for the City of Denton previously and
that their record speaks for itself. The reports done by Alexander
Grant flare been done in a timel~ and efficient manner and the
auditors have knowledge of the City systems and could therefore
li21t t~e ti~e needed to complete the audit. The fee would be
Oetween $~,200.00 ~d $~,400.00. ~ork could begin on ~nday, July
[9, ~4 would ~e completed within 2 weeks.
C. ~b Law appeared for the firm of ~rnst ~ Whitney. He
~tated t~at Brnst ~ W~itney was an international accountin~ firm
whicA Aid worked witA the cities of Greenville, Nic~ita ~alls,
Garl~d, Arlin~ton, ~d had also worked with the City o[ Denton
1970 and l~Yb. The fee would be $4,0U0.00 and work would require
approxi~tel7 I weeks.
T2e Council then convened into ~xecutive Session.
T~e Council reconvened into the Special Called ~eetin~ and announced
t~e selection of Arthur ~derson as the independent auditor.
0327C
City Council Htnutes
July 20, 1982
Nork Session of the City of Denton City Council on Tuesday, July 20,
1982, at S:O0 p.m. in the Civil Defense Roo~ of the Municipal
Building to consider the Capital Improvement Plan.
The Council convened into Bxecutive Session to discuss Legal
Matters, Keal ~state, Personnel, and Board Aplpointments.
o£/icial action was taken.
The Council then convened into the Regular bleating in the Councill
Caambers at 7:00
PRRS~qT: Mayor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tam Stephens, Council Members
Rarton, Hopkins, Alford, Rtddlesperger, and Chew; City
Manager, City Attorney, and City ~ecratary.
A~S~T: None
1. Consent Agenda:
Hopkins asked for items A.4, A.S, and A.7 be reawved from the
Consent Agenda.
Che~ ~otion, ~arton second to approve the Consent Agenda. Motion
carried unanimously.
Hopkins asked on Item A.4 ii this was the transformer at Kings iow
which aad failed. Bob Nelson, Director o£ Utilities, replied for
the Staff that it ~as and that t~e City insurance ~ould pay
expenses over the SZS,000 deductible.
Hopkins motion, Alford second to approve Item A.4 o£ the Consent
Agenda. Motion carried unanimously. .
Hopkins askea about Item A.S, the Purchase Order to National Rig/in/
Company. Bob Nelson answered that tais cost was for the loading,
transporting and return of the transformer to and from the repair
location.
Hopkins motion, Chew second to approve Item A.S of the Consent
Agenda. Hot/on carried unanimously.
Mop, ins asked about Item A.7, tae Purchase Order to J~S Bquipment.
Joan Mors~all of the Purchasing Department answered the cost was for
repairs and maintenance to a loader used a: the sanitary landfill.
The loader required repairs due to excessive use and adverse
conditions at the landfill.
Hopkins motion, ~arton second to approve Item A.? of, the Consent
Agenda. blotion carried unanimously. ~. ~%~t .~
^. Bids and Purchase Orders:~ ~\'
1. ~id # 9026 ~ater Meters
Bid # g027 - Sale of Real tstate and Storage Shed
$. tid# 9029 - ~isposal of PCB Capacitors
4. Purchase Order # 51204 to ~outhwest tlectric for
repair of Transformer, $76,~50.00
5. Purchase Order # 51205 to National Rigging
Comply to Load, Transport and Return
Transformer~ $7,000.00
489
~. Purchase Order # 52809 to Control Components,
Inc., $5,474.00.
7. Purchase Order { 53929 to J~S Equipment,
$10,Z{9,00,
B. Replat:
1. Approval of the Final Rep}a} of Lot 1, Block
in the langston Trace Subdivision.
The Council recognized representatives from the Con£ederate
Air Force who appeared re{arding the Air Show of July 17 and 18.
Mike Clark of the Confederate Air Force expressed thanks to Tommy
Jones, G. J. Taylor end all of the City Staff for the assistance
received in preparing ~or the Air Show. Approximately lO,O00 people
attended tam show. He also stated that the Air Force looked forward
to working with the City of Denton next year.
3. Appearance by Mr. Robert Sage regarding structural damage
at 225 North Locust.
Mr. Robert Sage spoke to the Council and delivered a packet of
written materials to Council Members and City Secretary. Mr. Sage
maintained that City codes were being violated at tnb ZZS Nort~
Locust location, and that he had been unsuccess£ul in having these
code violations corrected.
Step, ems questionea t~e last page of the hand-out materials which
quoted t~e City Attorney and City Building Inspector as stating that
they "Have no Jurisdiction to enforce the Ordinances and Codes".
Step, ems asked if this was a direct quote. Sage replied yes.
Riddlesperger asked if ~. Sage was bringing suit against Mr. Wong.
~ge replied yes.
Uity Attorney Taylor counted that when the problem first arose, he
~ad contacted Building Inspector Jackie Doyle and that they both
were cmncerned a~out the fire and safety hazard caused by the fire.
However, Mr. ~ge's problem stems fro~ a party wall agreement with
Mr. Won{ and t~et t~ls is a private ~tter.
City ~nager Hartung stated :ha: he s~pat~ized with the problem;
~owever, ~e bad never ~de any statement teat the City did not have
jurisdiction to enforce City Codes and Ordinances.
Mr. Sale called attention to a letter in the ~and-out ~terial
Building Inspector ~yle to Mr. Wong listing the Codes which were in
violation at t~e ~21-22~ Norlh Locust location.
~yor Stewart stated t~at this was a private matter between Mr. Sage
and ~. Wong ~d t~at Mr. Sage needed to work through his lawyer to
sue Mr. Wong regarding the party wall agreement.
Hopkins stated t~at ~e ~ad been throug~ t~e building and that it was
in violation. T~e City cannot enforce party wall agreements, but
should enforce violations o~ City Codes.
City Attorney Taylor was instructed to answer the questions o~ the
violations in legal context and report back to the Council.
HopKins requested that t~e Building Inspector inspect the structOre
again and report if violations still existed. The Building
Inspector would need to work wit~ t~e City Attorney.
4. ~pear~ce by ~. Barbara T. Hensley to discuss the
forthcoming independent audit.
~yor Stewart reported that ~. Hensley ~ad requested to be removed
from t~e agenda.
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5. Ordinances:
A. The Council considered approval of an Ordinance
granting to Lone Star Gas Company a franchise to supply and
distribute gas in the City of Denton, Texas.
City Manager Hartung informed the Council that t~is was the third
and final reading of tl~e Ordinance.
The following Ordinance was presented:
82-56
AN ORDINANCE GRANTING TO LONE STAR GAS CONPANY A ~RANCHISh
TO SUPPLY A~D DISTRIBUTE GAS IN THE CITY OF DBNTON, TI~XAS;
REGULATING THi~ SALE AND DISTRIBUTION OF GAS; PROVIDING
OTHI~R REGULATIONS FOR THE CONDUCT OF THE COMPANY' S
OPERATIONS; PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF l~{~i~S FOR THE USE
OF THE STREETS, ALLEYS, ARD OTHER PUBLIC WAYS; REPEALING
ALL PREVIOUS GAS FRANCHISE ORDINANCES; AND DECLARING AW
i~PFECTI VID DATE.
Riddlesperger mot/on, Chew second that time Ordinance be passed. On
roll call vote Barton "aye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford
"aye", Riddlespergor "aye", Chew "aye", and Mayor "aye". Motion
carried unanimously.
6. Resolutions:
The £ollowing Resolution was presented:
~( ES OLUT I 0 N
B~ 1T RI~SOLVEI~ BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DBNTON, TEXAS:
SECTION I.
The Denton Sesquicentennial Master Plan and Logo use,
copy of which i$ attached hereto as Attachment II and III and
made a part hereof is hereby approved by the City Council.
PASSED AND APPROVED this time day of
1982,
RICHARD Oi STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OF DBNTON, TEXAS
ATTI{ST:
CHARLOTTE ALLBN, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVhD AS TO LEGAL fORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TfXAS
BY:
City Manager fiartung spoke for the Staff. This Resolution was
placed on t{~e agenda as the request of Pat Warde, Chairperson of
the Denton Sesquicentennial Co~ittee.
Stephens requested a cimange on Attachment II, Item 5. He stated
the Bloomfield School had been moved from Highland Street to
Maple Street.
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CITY COLtlqCIL
June 8, 1982
The Council convened into work session on Tuesday, June 8, 1982, at
5:00p.n. in the Civil Defense Roes of the Municipal Building to
hold a discussion with SPAN representstives on the Hsndi-Hop Frogra~
and the 1982-83 City of Denton budget format.
~ollowing the work session, the Council convened into an Bxecutive
Session to dicusss label ~a.tters, real estate, personnel, and board
appointsents. No official action was taken.
The Council ~hen convened into the special called seating at 7:00
p.a. in the Council Chsabers.
PRBSBNT: ~4syor Stewart, ~yor Pro Ten Stephens, Council Menbers
Barton, Hopkins, Alford, Riddlesperger, and Chew, City
Manager, ¢it and Secretary.
y Attorney, City
ABSI~NT: None
1. Consent Agenda:
Alford aotion, S~ephens second to the Consent Agenda.
approve
Motion carried unaniaousl¥.
A. Bids and Purchase Orders:
1. Bid # 9014 CIP Sidewalks (Hobson and Hercules)
~. Bid # 9015 NorChridge Drainage Paving
Bo Plats:
1. Approval o~ Block One, Lot Two, Rednan Addition.
(~he Planning and Zoning Cosm~ssion recommends
approval.)
2. M~yor Stewart presented a Proclanation to Fire ~rshall
Hsgenann declaring June13 through 19 as Arson Awareness ~eek in
City of Denton.
$. Ordin~ncea:
Ao The Council considered adoption of an Ordinance and
Service Plan annexing a 208 Acre parcel of land located between
H~ghway 380 and Jia Christal Road.
The £ollowing ordinance ess presented.
NO. 82-$2
AN ORDINANCB ANNEXING A TP. ACT OF LAIqD CONTIGUOOS AND
AOjACRNT TO TNB .CITY OF DBNTON, TEXAS; BBING ALL THAT LOT,
TRACT OR PARCBL OF LAND CONSISTING OF APPROXIMATELY 208
ACItBS OF LAND LYING AND B~ING SITUATBD IN THB COUNTY OF
DBNTON, STATB OP TBXAS, AND BEING IN THE S. HUIZAR SURVEY,
ABSTItAGT NO. 514, G. H. BAI~B SUR¥SY, ABSTRACT NO, 20~, TH~
MRYBR SURVEY, ABSTRACT NO. 1699, AND TH~ t~M. BRYAN SURVI~¥,
ABSTRACT NO. 1¢8, DI~NTON COONTY, TBXAS; CLASSIFYING TH~
SA~ffi AS AGRICULTURAL 'A' DISTRICT PROPERTY; AND DSCLARING
AN BFFBCTIVI~ DAT~.
Charlie Natkins spoke ~or the
Barton notion, Chew second to adopt the' :Ordinance. On roll call
vote lkrton "aye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Al£ord "aye",
Riddlasperger "aye", Chew "a~e", and Mayor Stewart "aye". Motion
carried unantnoualyo
B. The Council considered adoption o£ a Franchise
Ordinance to Lone Star Gas
City Attorney advised the Council that the franchise ordinance would
require three readings. This wes the first of the readings.
The following Ordinance was presented.
NO. 82-
T~ ORDINANCE C~V,~NTING TO LONE STAR ~AS COMPANY A FRANCHIS~
SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTE GAS IN THE CITY OF DENTON,
REGULATING THE SALE AND DISTRIBUTION OF ~AS; PRO¥IDIN{
OTHK~ REGULATIONS FOR THE CONDUCT OF THE COHPANY~;
OPERATIONS; PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMHNT OF FEES FOR THE USh
OF THE STREETS, ALLEYS, AND OTHER PUBLIC NAYS; REPEALING
ALL PREVIOUS GAS FRANCHISE ORDINANCES; AND DECLARING AN
BFFECTIV~ DATE.
Hopkins motion, Riddlesperger second to adopt the Ordinance. On
roll call vote Barton "aye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford
"lye", Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye", and Mayor Stewart "aye".
Motion carried unanimously.
4. Resolutions:
A. The Council considered e Resolution appointing Roland
Vela to Place 3 on the Board of Directors of the Texas ~unicipal
Power Agency.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the term of office for Place $ of the City of Denton,
Tesea on the Board of Directors of the Texas Municipal Power A~ency
will terminate in July, 1982; and
WHIL~EAS, Roland Vela was heretofore appointed by the
Council of the City of Denton, Teaas to Place $ on the Board
Directors o~ the Texas ~unicipal Po~er A~enc¥ and has been servinB
as such Director to the present time, NO~ THEREFORE,
BB IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DILNTON, TEXAS:
S~CTION I.
Pursuant to ~he tares and provisions of Ordinance No. 75-22 of
the City of Denton, Texas, Roland Vela is hereby appointed to the
tera of office of Place 3 on the the Board of Directors of the Texas
Municipal Power Agency.
SECTION,II.
This Resolution shall become ef£ective from and after its date
o£ passage, end it is so ordered.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the .. day of June, 1952~.
ATTEST: [
CHARLOTTt ALLSN, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO I~GAL FOP. N:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DIL*ITON, TEXAS
BY:
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Stephens ~otion, Hopkins second that the Resolution be passed. On
roll call vote Barton "aye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Alford
"aye't, Riddlesperiar "aye", Chew "aye", and Mayor "aye". Mo~ion
carried unan/nously.
7. The Council received a report from Alexander Grant
concerning ~e audit of Co~uni~y Development Block Grant funds and
considered ~p~rov&l of pl~ent in the ~nount of $9,500.00.
Gtei HultGren of Alex~der GrEn~ reported to the Council on the
status of t~e Co,unity ~velopmen~ Block Grant funds and
reco~ended approval cf the pa~ent.
Mop, ins ~tion, ~arton second to approve the pa~ent of $9~500.00.
~tion carried unanimously.
8. Official ~tion on Executive Session Items:
Stephens su~mitted the name cf Jerry A. Gary to be appointed to the
Cable TV ~visor~ ~ird.
Che~ ~tion, ~rton second to appoint Jerry A. Gary to the Cable TV
Advisory Board. Motion carried unanimously.
9. New ~usiness:
No ite=s for future aiendas were suttested.
Mayor Stewart introduced ~h and Jose Fernandez from Seville, Spain
who were in the audience. Ms. Fernandez is the niece of Council
~mber ~teph~s.
10. Consent A/ends Item A.1
This i~em was approve~ under the Consent Alenda. ~o bids were
received wnic~ were identical and the lowest and 5est. A drawartl
was held b~ the City ~cretary to determine the award of this bid.
Nept~ Meter Company's bid was dra~.
5opkins ~ion~ Stephens second to approve awardini Bid t 90~6 to
Nept~e ~eter Comply. ~tion carried unini=ously.
T~e Council ld~ourned into Bx~cutive Session at 8:19 p.m.
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City Council Minutes
JUly 27, lg~2
The Council convened into Nork Session of the City of Denton
Council on Tuesday, July 27, lg82, at 5:00 p.m. in the Civil Defense
Room of the Municipal Building.
PgBSENT: ~layor Stewart, Mayor Pro Tam Stephens, Council Members
~arton, Hopkins, Alford, Rtddlesperger, and Chew; City
Manager, City Attorney and City Secretary.
ABSBNT: None
1. Consent Agenda:
Hopkins asked to have Item A.2 removed from the agenda.
Ridalesperger motion, Alford second to approve the Consent Agenda.
Motion carried unanimously.
Hopkins asked about Item A.2 regarding the reconstruction of city
streets. He questioned whether th~s reconstruction could not be
included in the Capital Improvement Plan.
Rick Svenla, Assistant City Manager, stated that the portions of
these streets had completely deteriorated and needed immediate
attention.
Hopkins motion, Chew second to approve Item A.2 of the Consent
Agenda. Motion carried unanimously.
A. Bids and Purchase Orders:
1. ~id # 9030 - Rope
2. Bid # 9028 - Reconstruction of City Streets
Z. The Council considered approval of a Change Order to Gracon
Construction to repair and paint the ceiling of the old digester
tank at the Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Bob Nelson, Director of Utilities, spoke for the Staff. Nelson
repotted that the repairs were necessary and would be less costly if
done now. A delay would cause a substantial increase in the price.
aiddlesperger motion, Al£ord second to approve the Change Order to
Gracon Construction. Hotlon carried unanimously.
3. The Council considered the request of Mr. Walt Barker, Mr.
Jack Sell, Mr. Kirk Stapler, and Mr. Mike Nelson.~ee,~at~r service
outside of the City limits. .(The PubiiE ~l~Lities ~ed recommends
approval.)
Sob Nelson spoke for the Staff. The request for water service is on
Country Club goad. The four property owners have agreed to pay the
total cost and the install the line and give the City a 20 foot
easement across the front of the property. The property o~mers will
install the water line to the City's specifications.
The Council asked Meyer to have the Planning and Zoning Commission 'i'
check into annexing this land in the near future.
Hopkins motion, Al ford second to approve the request for water
service outside of the City limits. Motion carried unanimously.
4. The Council considered a red, est from Mr. Allan Getz for
water and sewer service outside the ~ity limits to serve a mobile
home park. (The Pu01ic Utilities Board recommends approval.)
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Bob Nelson spoke for the Staff. Mr. Oetz will be building a mobile
home park on M~yhill Road. Mr. Getz will pay to extend the 8" water
line. Nelson told the Council that a 12" water line in this area is
in the long range plan. Nelson suggested that the City participate
in the project by paying the difference between the 8" water line
and the lg" water liue. The cost difference to the City is
approximately $1g,O~0. Mr. Gets had agreed to install the water and
sewer system to City specifications.
Riddlssperger motion, Chew second to approve the request for water
and sewer service outside the City limits. Motion carried
unanimously.
5. Mayor Stewart gave an update to the Council on the status
o£ the independent audit. Stewart reported that letters to
consultants had been sent out and that the replies were expected
during the week o£ August $.
6. The Council considered the Capital Improvement Program.
City Manager Hartung spoke for the Staff. He stated that the CIP is
a planning document which looks ahead 5 ye~rsj The first year is
very important because it deals with right of way acquisitions and
other items necessary in the planning of future projects. The last
four years of the plan are more flexible in moving projects of
higher priority to the :op. He pointed out to the Council that
moving other projects, such as drainage and/or street improvements,
to priority positions would means delaying items which had been on
the Capital Improvement Plan for fouryears. Hartung stated that
the critical issue is that the City is out o£ funds for General Fund
projects, such as street improvements. A bond elections would have
to be Called to finance these improvements.
The Parks playground Capital Improvement Plan would involve some
matching funds for equipment if the new legislation which is pending
is passed.
Chew stated that the bond election would have to be a total package
of streets and drainage improvements.
It was suggested that an open Public Hearing be held on August 24,
19aZ, tor the Capital Improvement Program and a Planning and Zoning
recommendations for the street and drainage program.
7. New Business:
No new business for future agendas were suggested.
CHARLOTTg ~L~N, CITY S~CR~TARY
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City Council Minutes
August $, 1982
Work Session o£ tt~e City of Denton City Council on Tuesday, August
_I, 1982,. at 5:00 p.m. in t~le Civil Defense Room of the Municipal
Building to receive a report on the 1982 Citizen Survey and hold
discussion on the Storm Water Management Program and the Street
Improvement Program.
The Council then convened into the Relular ~eetini in the Council
C~amOers at 7:00 p.m.
PRBS~NT: ~yor Stewart, ~yor Pro rem Stephens, Council ~mber~
Barton, Hopkins, ~ford, Rid~lssperger, and Chew; Cit
Manager, City Attorney and City Secretary.
~S~T: None
1. T~e Council considered approval of the Minutes of the
~gular Meeting of July 6, 1982.
Ch~ ~tion, ~id~lesperger second to approve the Minutes. ~tion
carried un~imously.
2. Public Hearings:
A. The Council considered approval o~ an Ordinance
related to filin~ fees to be when filin~ preliminary pla~s,
final plats, and replats. (~%id Plannin~ and Zonin~ Co~iss ion
reco~en~s approval.)
No one spore iR favor.
No one spoke in opposition.
David allison spoke for the Staff. ~llison reported that the
fees for plats and replays nad bean increased in 1981 from $5.00
$Z5.00. This fee did not cover ~he cost of Staff time or
adverCisin~. A comparison survey ~ad been conducted of other city's
filin~ fees. The Staff and Plannin~ and Zonin~ Co,lesion were
reco~endin8 t~is increase.
T~e followin~ Ordinance was presented:
82-S7
~ ORDIN~CB ~DXNG ~TXCL~ 13.08, C~BR 13~ APPENDIX
A-SUBDiVISIONS OF TH~ CODB OF ORDIN~C~ OF T~ CITY OF
D~TUN, ~, 1966, ~ ~DBD, RB~TING TO FILING ~BS TO
B~ PAID WH~ FILING PR~LIMIN~Y P~TS, FINAL P~
RBPLATS; PROVIDING FOR A S~VBR~ILITY C~US~ ~D PROVIDING
FOR ~ BFFBUTIV~ DATE.
Barton ~tion, giddlemp~rser second to adopt the Ordinan~. ~ roll
call rot. Barton "aye", Hopkins "aye", ~mns '~,~ ~ord "aye",
Riddlespergmr "aye", U~ew "aye", and ~r' "ay~"~ ~tion carried
unanimously.
B. T~e Council considered the petition of Mm.
Mill.r requesting a Spmcific U~m Permit to opmratm a day care center,
located at 419 Highland Street, at the southwest corner of
~d Carroll Boulevard. (The Planning and Zoning Commission
reco~ends approval.) [S-16Z)
Mm. ~relle Miller spoke in favor of the petition. Mm. Miller
s~ated tRat she is handling the lease for the person who will be
r~ning ~ne day care center. She also stated tha~ care is being
~aken ~o preserve privacy of neighboring homes.
No one spoke in opposition.
4.q.
Jeff ~¥er spoke for the Staff. The Planning and zoning Commi§ff'on
recommends apl;royal wit~ restrictions. These restrictions are that
a wooden fence be construct~d snd taat no ~re than 50 children be
k~pt at t~ day care c~nt~r. T~is liait is eh[arced bl th~ state
li~anstni al~nc~.
T~ iollo~ini Ordinanc~ ~s presented:
82-58
~ OgDIN~CE ~TiNG A SPECIFIC US~ P~HIT ~D ~ENDI~G
TH5 ZO~ING ~P OF T~5 CITY OF D~N~ TEXAS, ~ TH~
~ ~D ~ ~ APPBNDIX TO T~ ~D~ OF 0RDI~ OF TH~
CITY OF D~ T~XAS~ BY ORDIN~C~ NO. ~9-1~ ~D AS SAID
~P APPLIES ~ TgACTS ~ II~ ~D ~I~ OF TH~ ~ILLI~
SUR~Y~ ~ST~CT 759 ~ KNOWN ~ 419 HIGHL~D ~T~ST~ AND
D~C~I~G ~ ~FFSCTIV5 DAT~.
Step~eas ~otion~ Barton s~coad to ~dopt c~e Ordinance. On roll
vote ~rton "aye", Hop~ins "aye", ~tep~ens "aye", Al ford "aye",
~idal~sparg~r "aye", Ch~w "ay~", and ~yor "a~". ~tion carried
unanimously.
Ordinsnc~s:
A. T~s Council considered adoption of an Ordinance
relating to ~h~ psr~in~ on private propert~ for disabled persoas.
Charli~ ~a~kins spok~ for ~e Staff. This Ordinance provides for
ta~ enforcem~t of handicapped parking spaces on private proper~y.
T~e City of ~nton Poltc~ Departm~n: will enforce the Ordiaance.
City A~orn~y TaMlor s~a~d ~ha~ t~is Ordinance will provide for
state s~a~ut~ ~o be followed.
The following Ordinance ~as
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~ ~DIN~ ~BNOING C~PT~ 24, ~TICL~ V OF THE ~DE
OROIN~Ctb OF T~ CITY O~ D~TON, Th~S, BY ~DING SECTIONS
Z4-1~4 ~D Z4-1~$ RM~TING TO P~ING FOR DISABLED PERSONS;
PROVIDING ~OR T~ ~ING OF PAR~ING SPACES ~OR DIS~L~D
Pi~NS; PROVIDING FOR THE ~ICLUSIVB US~ OF S~CH SPACES BY
VtHICLBS ~ITH SPECIAL LIC~NS~ PLATE D~VICES OR
ID~TIPI~TION C~DS ISSUED BY T~ TEI~ STATE DMP~TMSNT
OF HIGHWAYS ~ PDBLIC TR~SPORTATION FOR DIS~LED PERSONS;
PROVIDING A P~ALTY OF A ~IN~ OF NOT L~S T~ ~I~TY
~L~S NO~ NOR~ T~ ~0 HUNDRED ~LLARS; PROVIDING
SMV~IITY CLAUSE; ~O O~CL~ING ~ 8FF~CTIVE DATE.
Riddlasperger ~ton, ~r~on s~cond to adopt the Ordinance. ~ roll
call vows ~r~o~ "aye", Mop~i~s "aye", S~eph~ns "aye", Alford "aMe",
Rld~lesp~rgsr "aye", C~ "aye", and ~yor "a~e". ~tion carried
un~imously.
B. The Council considered adoption of an Ordinanc~
rela~ini ~o ~e par~ing on public property for disabled persons.
C~arlie ~alktns spoke for ~h~ S~aff. T~ts Ordinance provides for a
penal~y ~o ~ assessed for unauthorized us~ of handicapped parking
spaces on pu~li~ property.
T~e follo~tni Orainanc~ was presented:
82-60
~ ORDIN~CE ~MNDING C~PTER Z4, ~TICLB V OF THE CODE O~
OR9IN~CES O~ TM~ CITY OF 9~TON, Tt~S, BY ~DING SECTION
Z4-11~ RB~TING TO P~ING ON P~BLIC PROPERTY FOR DISABLED
PERSONS; DESIGNATING ~HiRE SU~ P~ING I~ ~O R~TRICTED;
PROVIDING A P~ALTY OF A FINE OF NOT LESS TH~ FIFTY
~L~gS NOR HORB T~ ~O HUNDRED DOLORS; PROVIDING A
SBVBR~ILITY C~USE ~O D~CL~ING ~ EFFECTIVE DATE.
Chew motion, Hopkins second to adopt the Ordinance. On roll call
vote Barton "aye", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Al£ord "aye*',
Riddlesperger "aye", Chew "aye", and Mayor "aye". Motion carried
un~lmously.
4, Resolutions:
T~e Council considered adoption o~ a Resolution approving
t~e 198Z Oenton ~velopment Guide.
Robert ~aFor~e, Chairman o~ the Planning and Zoning Co~ission{
presented a report on :~e 198Z Development Guide.
The ~ollo~ing ~solution ~as pre~ented:
NHI~RBAS, the City of Denton has and expects to continue to enjoy
a pattern of growth and development throughout the 1980's and
beyond; and
W HJiiir~, the co.unity in response to such growth and
development ~as instituted a process to address questions of land
use planning, development and control; and
N~R~, as a result oE such process a document titled Oenton
~evelopm~nt Guide (1981) was produced; ~d
NH~R~, :he City Council of the City of Denton, Texas believes
that such document is a useful tool to be used to aid tn the
day-to-day decisions concerning growth ~d development of the City;
NON, THhR~ORt, BE IT RESOLVtD ~Y 1'~ CITY ~UNCIL OP THB CITY
OP D~TON, TtX~:
!~CT~ON ~. ,
Tna: the ~nton Development ~uide J)~lJ~ I copy of which ts
at:a~ed here:o, shall be adopted'~s a ,uu~ ~u used to aid the City
in pllnnini, development and land use decisions in the ~anner and
for the purposes stated in such document.
PA~SBD ~D APPROVED this the . day of luiust~ 1982.
~I'C~D O. STBWART, MAYOR
CITY O1; D~NTON, TBXAS
ATTt~T:
C~LOTTE ALLEN, '~ITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DiLNTON, TBXAS
AFPRUVBO AS TO I~GAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CiTY ATTORNBY --
CiTY Of DI~NTON, TBXAS
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Riddlesperger ~otion, Ch~ second that the Resolution be passed. On
roll call Vote Barton "~¥e", Hopkins "aye", Stephens "aye", Al£ord
"aye", liiddlesperler "aye", C~ew "aye", and ~yor "aye",
carried un~imously.
5. The Council consid~red t~e disposition of a 10,~00 square
foot lot It t~e northeast corner of ~cCormick lnd ~illo~ood
Str~e:s. (The Planning ~n~ Zoning Co,lesion r~co~ends approval.)
David ~llison spoke for the Staff. The Utility Departmen~ has
requested the disposition of this surplus property ~hich
oriiinally boul~t for a lt~t station site.
C~e~ lsi,d if t~is ~as the area ~here there had been drainaie
problems.
Bllison stated tha~ the question of drainaie probless had co~e up at
:~e P~[ z~etint ~d that t~is parcel is not in the flood plan.
Sarton ~tion, 5~ephens second to dispose of t~e lot.
carried unanimously.
6. There ~as no of/icial aclion on Executive Session items:
A. Lel~l ~tters
B. ~eal Bstate
C. Personnel
D. ~ard Appoin~ents.
7. Hew Business:
Tee C~ncil announced t~a~ there would not be a Council meetin
~lust 10 or h/ust 1~. ~e ~o Council ~e~ers race:ions, a quoru~
~ould not ~e present.
The Council th~ convened into Executive Session at 7:5~ p.m.
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City Council Hinutes
August 6, 1982
Emergency ~a~eting of the City of Denton City Council on Friday,
August 6, 198Z, at 9;00 a.m. in the Civil D~fense Room of
PRESENT: ~yor Stewart, Council ~mbers ~rton, Chew, Hopkins,
Rid~lespergmr, and Al~ord; Assistant City ~nager
Svehla, City Attorney, and Ci;y Secretary
~S~T: ~yor Pro Tern Stephens -- out of to~ on vacation.
1. ~ayor Stewar~ reported t~at t~e audit by Arthur Anderson {
nad ~emn completed. The iuditors will meet with the City Council
during the week of August 9 to review ~ prmliminary findings.
2. The Council considered adoption of a Resolution cancelin~
~ Reiular ~eetin8 ut' t~e City Council on August 17, 1982.
~ity A~orney Taylor spoke for t~e Staff. This R~solution canc~lin~
~N~ R~gular Meetin{ is presenled because a quorum will not
present a~ the ~iusr 17 meeting.
Thc following R{solu~ion wis prmsen~ed:
RESOLUTION
B~ IT RESOLVED BY T~ CITY ~UNCIL UP T~ CITY OF D~TON, TEXAS:
~e to the lack of a quorum, the r~gular m~egini of
Uity Council set for ~gust 17, 1982 is here~y canceled.
P~S~D ~D APPROV~D t~is the 6:~ day ot August, 1982.
RICHARD O. ~rTEWART, '~A¥OR -
CITY OF DBNTON, TEXAS
CHARLOTTI~ ALLEN, CITY '$i:CR'I~ARY
CITY OF DIiNTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO Li~GAL FOR~:
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON TEXAS
BY:
Hopkins mo~ion, Riddlesperger second that the Resolution be passed.
On roll call vote Barton "aye", Chew "aye", Hopkins "aye",
Riddlesperger "aye", Alford "aye", and Mayor "aye. Motion carried
unanimously.
2. Tile Council considered the date for the Public Hearing on
tile proposed rate increase for Golden Trianlle Co~unications.
Rick ~vehla spoke for C~e S:aff. TEe earliest date ~Be Public
Hearin~ on t~e rate increase could be held is ~ptember 7. TNis
will allow time for the Public Hearin8 pu~licaCion requirements.
Hopkins motion, Chew second to ~old t~e Public Hearing on the Golden
Tri~n81o Co~unica~ions cable t~levision ra~e increase on SepC~mbor
7, ~982. ~tion carrisd unanimously.
T~o Council roquesCmd a joint m~mCini with the Cable TV Advisory
~ard on ~{usC 24, 1982, prior to C~m PuDlic Heari~{.
~LOTT~ ALL~N, CITY SECReTlY
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