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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 LOT NO. 1, BLACK NO. 233-C, AS SHOWN THIS DATE ON THE
OFFICIAL TAX MAP OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, AND MORE PARTICU-
LARLY DESCRIBED THEREIN; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION I.
That the Zoning Map of the City of Denton, Texas, adoote:d the
14th day of January, 1969, as an Appendix to the Code of 0.^dinances
of the City of Denton, Texas, under provisions of Ordinan•:13 Nof. 69-1,
be, and the same is hereby amended as follows:
All the hereinafter described property is hereby removed
from the "A" Agricultural District as shown on said Zon-
ing Map, and all provisions of ordinance No. 69-1, adopted
the 146h day of January, 1969, as amended, shall hereafter
apply to said property as "NS" Neighborhood Service District
in the same manner as other property located in the "NS"
Neighborhood Service District;
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 Lot No. 1, Block No. 233-C and being
further described as being located on the northwest corner
of Teasley Lane and Londonderry Lane in the City of Denton,
Texas.
SECTION II.
That the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas hereby
finds that such change is in accordance with a comprehensive plan
for the purpose of promoting the general welfare of the City of
Denton, Texas, and with reasonable consideration, among other things
for the character of tha district and for its peculiar suitability
or particular uses, and with a vie:., to conserving the value of the
buildings, protecting human live,., and encouraging the most appro-
priate uses of land for the maximuwn benefit to the City of Denton,
Texas, and its citizens.
SECTION III.
That this ordinance shall be in full force and effect immedi-
ately after its passage and approval, the required public hearings
having heretofore been held by the Planning and Zoning Commission
and the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, after giving due
notice thereof.
PASSED and APPROVED This the 18th day of May, A. D. 1976.
EAR HUGHES , OR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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BR 990 HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CIN OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
PAUL C. ISHAM, CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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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 A PART OF LOT NO. 9, BLOCK NO. 5, AS SHOWN THIS DATE
ON THE OFFICIAL TAX MAP OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, AND MORE
PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED THEREIN! AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE: DATE.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINS:
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SECTION I.
That the Zoning Map of the City of Denton, Texas, adopted the
24th day of January, 1969, as an Appendix to the Code of Ordinances
of the City of Denton, Texas, under provisions of ordinance No. 69-1,
be, and the same is hereby amended as follows:
All the hereinafter described property is hereby removed
from the "SF-7" Single Family District as shown on said
Zoning Map, and all provisions of Ordinance No. 69-1,
adopted the 19th day of January, 1969, as amended, shall
hereafter apply to said property as "GR" General Retail
District in the same manner as other property located in
j the "GR" General Retail Districts
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 a part of Lot No. 9, Block No. 5 and be-
ing further described as being located along the west side
of Bolivar Street immediately south of the old Sonic Drive-
In, also known as 1815 Bolivar Street, Denton, Texas.
SECTION II.
That the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas hereby
finds that such change is in accordance with a comprehensive plan
for the purpose of promoting the general welfare of the City of
Denton, Texas, and with reasonable consideration, among other thinns
for the character Qf the district and for its peculiar suitability
or particular uses, and with a view to conserving the value of the
buildings, protecting human lives, and encouraging the most appro-
priate uses of land for the maximum benefit to the City of Denton,
Texas, and its citizens.
SECTION III.
That this ordinance shall be in full force and effect immedi-
ately after its passage and approval, the required public hearings
p having heretofore been held by the Planning and Zoning Commission
and the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, after giving due
notice thereof.
PASSED and APPROVED This the 18th day of May, A. D. 1976.
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ELINOR HUGHES, Y R
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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PRODKS HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORMS
$AUL C. SHAM, CITY ATT~OMEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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AN ORDINANCE REMOVING PARKING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CORDELL STREETS
PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; PROVIDING A PENALTY; AND DECLARING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION I.
That the south side of Cordell Street for a distance of 444.92
feet east of the east curb line of Fulton Street shall not be used
for the parking of vehicles or in any manner obstructed at any time,
and the same shall be so posted by the proper authorities of the
City of Denton.
SECTION II.
That Section 1-5 of the Code of the City of Denton is incor-
porated into the ordinance as if set out in full herein, and the
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penalty by fine not to exceed Two Hundred ($200.00) Dollars is
applicable hereto, and it is hereby declared unlawful to park any
vehicle on such portion of the south side of Cordell Street as is
posted or marked as a "No Parking Zone".
SECTION III.
That if any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause,
phrase or word in this ordinance, or application thereof to any
person or circumstances i.s held invalid by any court of competent
jurisdiction, such holding shall not affect the validity of the
remaining portions of this ordinance, and the City Council of the
City of Denton, Texas, hereby deulares it would have enacred such
remaining portions despite any such invalidity.
SECTI01+ IV.
That this ordinance shall become effective fourteen (14) days
from the date of its passage, and the City Secretary is hereby
directed to cause the caption of this ordinance to be published
twice in the Denton Record-Chronicle, the official newspaper of
the City of Denton, Texas, within ten (10) days of the date of j
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its passage.
PASSED AND APPROVED This the 18th day of May, A. D. 1976.
ELI OR HUGHES, R
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
B 68' OLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
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PAUL C. ISHAM, CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON,
TEXAS, HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING OF SAID CITY ON THE 18TH
DAY OF MAY, A. D. 19 76.
R E S O L U T I O N
WHEREAS, a need exists within the City of Denton to reduce
major crime through a close contact and cooperative effort be-
tween the Denton Police Department and the citizens of Denton;
and
WHEROAS, funding is available from the Texas Criminal Justice
Council to assist the City of Denton in supporting a Police Crime
Prevention Unit.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
DENTON$ TEXAS, THAT:
Applications be made to the Texas Criminal Justice Council
to assist the City of Denton in financing a Crime Prevention Unit.
PASSED and APPROVED this the 18th day of May, A. D. 1976.
ELINOR HUGHES/,,M MAYZR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
AUL C. ISH , CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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AN ORDINANCE CLOSING THE HEARING AND LEVYING AN ASSESSMENT ON THE
REAL AND TRUE OWNERS OF PROPERTY ABUTTING THE STREETS SPECIFIED
IN STREET PAVING ASSESSMENT ON AVENUE F FROM STELLA STREET TO THE
NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY MAINTENANCE YARDT FINDING AND DETER-
MINING THAT EACH AND EVERY PARCEL OF PROPERTY ABUTTING UPON SAID
STREETS WITHIN THE LIMITS DEFINED WILL BE SPECIFICALLY BENEFITED
A14D ENHANCED IN VALUE IN EXCESS OF THE AMOUNT OF THE COST OF SAID
IMPn71-MENTSt FIXING A CHARGE AND LIEN AGAINST ALL SAID ABUTTING
PROPERTY AND THE REAL AND TRUE OWNERS THEREOF PROVIDING FOR THE
ISSUANCE OF ASSIGNABLE CERTIFICATES UPON THE COMPLETION AND ACCEPT-
ANCE OF SAID WORK) PROVIDING FOR THE COMPLETION AND ACCEPTANCE OF
SAID WORK; PROVIDING FOR THE MANNER OF PAYMENT OF SUCH ASSESSMENT,
THE RATE OF INTEREST AND THE CONDITIONS OF DEFAULT.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION I.
The City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, finds that
the Director of Community Development has prepared an estimate of
the cost of improvements on Avenue F from Stella Street to the North
Texas State University Maintenance Yard, the estimate of cost hav-
ing been completed and filed in the office of the Director of Com-
munity Development ten days prior to the date of this ordinance
and the estimates of cost so prepared and filed are hereby approved.
The City Council further finds that the plans and specifications
prepared by the Director of Community Development for the improve-
ments of the herein named streets are satisfactory, and such plans
and specifications are hereby approved.
The City Council finds that due notice and opportunity to be
heard on this assessment has been given, and that notice of the
public hearing was given at least ten days before the date of the
hearing and inserted at least three times in a newsparir published
in the City of Denton, as required by law. The public hearing was
opened and held in accordance with the ordinance and notice, at which
time and place an opportunity was given to all of the persons, firms,
corporations and estates owning or claiming any such abutting pro-
party, or any interest therein, to be heard and to offer evidence as
to all mattars in accordance with said ordinance and notice. In the
course of the hearing, sufficient and competent evidence was heard
showing that the improvements to be placed along the property in-
volVed would in each instance increase the value of such property
by more than the cost of such improvements to the property owners.
Based on the evidence, matters, testimony and objections considered
at such hearing, the said City Council has determined that the pro-
perties and each and every parcel of such property abutting upon
the streets and units as hereinafter set out will be enhanced in
value and specifically benefited in an amount in excess of the
amount of the cost of such improvements proposed to be, and as
hereinafter assessed against each of said parcels of property,
abutting upon said streets and the real and true owners thereof.
The cost of improvements of each portion of street ordered
improved herein shall be apportioned among the parcels of abutting
property and owners thereof in accordance with the front foot plan,
which plan is found to be fair and equitable.
SECTION II.
There is hereby levied and assessed against the parcels of
property described in Exhibit B aL}.ached hereto and made a part
hereof, and against the real and true owners thereof, whether such
owners are named or correctly named in such exhibit or not, the
sums of mosey shown opposite the description of property in such
exhibit.
SECTION III.
Where more than one person, firm or corporation owns an in-
terest in any parcel of property described in Exhibit B, each owner
shall be personally liable only 4-or the prorata share of the total
assessment against such property in proportion as such owner's in-
terest bears to the real ownership of such property, and such owner's
interest in such property may be released from the assessment lien
upon payment of such proportional sum.
SECTION IV.
The several gums mentioned in Exhibit B and assessed against
the respective parcels of property described therein and the owners
theroof and interest thereon as specified herein, together with ex-
penses of collection and -easonable attorney's fees, if ineuxred,
shall be a first and prior lien on tho respective parcels of pro-
party assessed superior to all other liens and claims, except State,
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County, School District and City Ad Valorem taxes, and shall be a
personal liability and charge against the real and true owners of
such property, whether such owners are named or correctly named in
such exhibit or not.
SECTION V.
The several sums mentioned in Exhibit B and assessed against
the respective parcels of property described therein and the owners
thereof shall be payable by one of the alternative methods below
set forth:
(a) Placing an amount equal to the paving assessment in
escrow for the City of Denton with the Department of Finance to be
paid upon completion and acceptance of the paving by the City of
Denton, or,
(b) Executing a note or notes, payable to the City of Denton
in an amount equal to the paving assessment to be assessed against
the abutting property, said notes to be payable in equal monthly in-
stallments not to exceed three years if the front footage is less
than 300 feet, four years if the front footage is 300 feet to 400
feet, and five years if the front footage is over 400 feet.
Interest on the note or notes, payable in equal monthly in-
stallments, shall be at a rate of eight (88) percent per annum.
Any balance on any note that is due and owing and unpaid shall
carry an interest rate of eight (8%) percent per annum until paid.
Any such installment may be paid at any time before maturity
by the payment of the principal and accrued interest thereon. Past
due principal and interest shall bear interest at the same rate from
maturity until paid. if default is made in the amount of any such
installments or interest, the entire unpaid balance of the assess-
ment plus interest shall, without notice to the owners, aril at the
option of the holder of the Certificate of Special Assessment, if
any, immediately become due and payable, together with expenses of
collection and reasonable attorney's fees, if incurred. In the
eVent of such default, collection shall be enforced by suit in any
court having jurisdiction.
(o) in the event the amount payable for the paving assessment
is not placed in escrow, as provided in paragraph (a) above, or by
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the execution of notes, as provided in the foregoing paragraph,
the full sum of the assessment as shown in Exhibit B shall be due
and payable upon the completion and acceptance of the work pro-
vided for herein.
SECTION VI.
For the purpose of evidencing the several assessments levied,
assignable certificates may be issued by the City of Denton upon
completion and acceptance of the improvements. Such certificates,
if issued, shall be executed by the Mayor, signing the same, or by
his facsimile signature impressed thereon, and attested by the City
Secretary, under the impress of the corporate seal, and shall be
payable to the City of Denton or its assigns. Such certificates
shall provide in substance the following:
(a) The amount of the assessment as specified in Exhibit B,
together with time, terms, rate of interest and conditions of pay-
ment as specified in Section V above.
(b) The terms and conditions of default as specified in Sec-
tion V above.
(c) That the proceedings with reference to making the improve-
ments therein referred to have been regularly had in compliance with
the law and that all prerequisites to the fixing of the assessment
lien against property described in the certificate and the personal
liability of the owner or owners thereof have been performed.
(d) Coupons may be attached in evidence of the several in-
stallments which may be signed with the facsimile signatures of the
Mayor and City Secretary.
(e) That the City of Denton shall exercise all of its lawful
powers when requested by the holder to aid in the collection thereof.
Such certificates may also contain other appropriate and perti-
nent recitals.
SECTION VII.
In the event any such assessment for any reason whatsoever shall
be held or determined to be invalid or unenforceable, then the City
Council reserves the right to supply any deficiency in proceedings
kith reference` thereto and correct any mistake or irregularity in
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connection therewith, and at any time to make and levy reassess-
ments after notice and hearings as nearly as possible in the
manner provided by the Statute referred to in Section VIII here-
of for original assessments and subject to the provisions thereof
with reference to special benefits.
SECTION VIII.
Such assessments are levied under the provisions of the Acts
of the Legislature of the State of Texas, known as Article 1105b
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of Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes.
SSED and APPROVED this the 18th day of May, A. D. 1976.
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ELINOR HUGHES, MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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DEED RECORD: 1%Y, 701
AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE NECESSITY FOR AND ORDERING THE PAVING
AND IMPROVEMENTS OF A PORTION OF AVENUE F FROM STELLA STREET TO
THE NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY MAINTENANCE YARD IN THE CITY OF
DENTON, TEXAS; ORDERING TO HE PREPARELI AN ESTIMATE OF THE COST
OF SUCH IMPROVEMENTS AND ORDERING THE PREPARATION OF PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS; DIRECTING THE GIVING OF NOTICE; DETERMINING THE
COST OF SUCH IMPROVEMENTS SHALL BE PAID BY THE CITY OF DENTON;
PROVIDING A METHOD FOR THE REIMBURSEMENT TO THE CITY OF DENTON
FOR A PORTION OF SUCH COST BY ASSESSMENT OF A PORTION OF SUCH
COST AGAINST THE PROPERTY ABUTTING SUCH IMPROVEMENTS; AND FOR
THE FIXING OF A LIEN TO SECURE PAYMENT FOR SUCH ASSESSMENT;
DIRECTING THE CITY SECRETARY TO FILE NOTICE OF THE ASSESSMENT;
AND SPECIFYING ACTION UNDER ARTICLE 1105 REVISED CIVIL STATUTES.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION I.
A necessity exists for tLe permanent improvement of that
certain portion of Avenue F from Stella Street to the North Texas
State University Maintenance Yard as hereinafter listed and enume-
rated in Exhibit At which is attached hereto and made a part here-
of.
SECTION II.
Such street shall be improved by cutting or filling to bring
it to grade, by widening and straightening, by constructing, re-
constructing, repairing a::d realigning curbs, by constructing
appurtenances and incidentals to ouch improvements, including all
drains and culverts, all as shall be recommended by the City Engineer
and approved by the City Council. The City Engineer shall prepare
an estimate of the cost of such improvement and shall draw and pre-
pare all necessfury plans and specifications.
SECTION III.
The City Secretary is hereby directed to cause to be prepared
a notice of the enactment of this oidlnanee cnd'file said notice
with the County Clerk of Denton Cn:,nty, Texas, among the mortgage
or deed of trust records of said County.
SECTION IV.
The cost of such improvements shall be paid for by the City
of Denton. The City of Denton shall reimburse itself for not more
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than ninety (908) percent of the cost of the improvements by the
assessments against the respective abutting property and the real
and true owners thereof in accordance with the provisions of Article
1105b, Revised Civil Statutes of the State of Texas. The amount of
such assessments shall constitute a first and prior 2ien upon all
such property and a personal liability on the real and true owners
thereof, whether correctly named or not. The property abutting on
the street shall be assessed on a per front foot basis, the esti-
mated cost per front foot and the estimated total cost of the total
paving being as set forth in Exhibit A.
No assessment shall be made until after the notice and hear-
ing provided by law, and no assessment shall exceed the special bene-
fits in enhanced value to the property and the owners thereof by
reason of such improvements.
SECTION V.
Such assessment shall be payable either by:
(a) Placing an amount equal to the paving assessment in
escrow for the City of Denton with the Director of Finance to be
paid upon completion and acceptance of the paving by the City of
Denton, or,
(b) Executing a note or notes, payable to the City of Denton
in an amount equal to the paving assessment to be assessed against
the abutting property, said notes to be payable in equal monthly
installments not to exceed three years if the front footage is less
than 300 feet, four years if the front footage is 300 feet to 400
feet, and five years if the front footage is over 400 feet.
Interest on the note or notes, payable in equal monthly in-
otaliments, shall be at a rate of eight (88) percent per annum.
Any balance on any note that is due and owing and unpaid shall carry
a straight interest rate of eight (80 percent until paid.
Any such installment may be paid at any time before ma%uxity
by the payment of the principal and accrued interest thereon. Past
due principal and interest shall bear interest at the same rate
from maturity until paid. If default is made in the payment of any
such installment or interest, the entire unpaid balance of the
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assessment plus interest shall, %ithout notice to the owners, and
at the option of the holder of tho Certificate of Special Assessment,
if any, immediately become due and payable tt,jether with expenses
of collection and reasonable attorney's fees, if incurred. in the
event of such default, collection shall be enforced by suit in any
court having jurisdiction.
Upon the completion of the improvement and the acceptance
thereof by the City of Denton, the assessment made against all
abutting property owners who have not made arrangements for the
payment of the assessment as above set forth, shall be immediately
due and payable.
SECTION VI.
In making such improvements, the City council is acting under
the provisions of the Act passed at the first called session of the
Fortieth Legislature of the State of Texas, known as Chapter 106 of
the Acts of said session, together with amendments thereto also
known as Article 1105b of Vernon's Civil Statutes, adopted by the
Charter of the City of Denton, Texas.
PASSED and APPROVED this the 18th day of May, A. D. 1976.
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1. Avenue F from Stella Street to the North Texas State University
Maintenance Yard.
2. This is an addition to Street Paving Assessment. Project No. 7
the low bid being $758,596.31 and which will be increased to
encompass Avenue F from Stella Street to the North Texas State
University Maintenance Yard.
3. The assessment to adjoining property owners i.s:
(a) Curb, gutter and street paving - $10.00 per front foot.
(b) Street paving where curb and gutter exists - $7.40 per
front foot.
(u) Curb and gutter only - $2.60 per front foot.
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WHEREAS, Ft. Worth Savings Association is developer of a
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'fimprovements have not been completed in accordance with the City
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iForestridge Subdivision prior to the completion of the street,
curbs and gutters, and drainage improvements=
NOW, THEREFORE, Ft. Worth Savings Association, a savings
association duly licensed in the State of Texas is held and firmly
ound unto the City of Denton, Texas, obligee in the sum that is
necessary to complete the street, curb a,nd gutter, and drainage
improvements in the Forestridge Subdivision (approximately
$100,000), and Ft. Worth Savings Association does pledge the ~
'necessary amount of its assets to assure completion of these im-
~provements, such sums necessary for the City of Denton to complete
the improvements will be paid over to the City of Denton, Texas.
If the said Ft. Worth Savings Association shall faithfully
perform the duties and in all things comply with the law and the
ordinances, including all amendments thereto, then this obligation
to be void, otherwise to remain in full force and effect until
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December 31s 1976, unless renewed by Agreement.
Signed and dated this the 26th day of May, A. D. 1976.
FT. WO SAVINr,S ASSOCIATION
BY:
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THE STATE OF TEXAS X
COUNTY OF Tarrant X
BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority in and for said County,
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(WORTH SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, known to me to be the person and offi-
~cer whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and
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acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the purposes
;and consideration therein expressed and in the capacity therein
str.ted.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE, This the day
of May, A. D. 1976.
NOTARY PUBLIC I D FOR
Tarrant COUNTY, TEXAS
My Commission expires June 1, 197'7
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THE STATE OF TEXAS 11,110 RECORDS
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
COUNTY OF DENTON
THAT JERKY J. WHITTLE 9G11
of the County of Denton, State of Texas , in conaireratlon of the sum of
TEN AND NO1100 ($10.00) DOLLARS----------- and other good and valuable consideration
a Municipal Corporation
In bond paid by THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS /receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, do by
a Municipal Corporation
these presents grant, bargain, sell and convey unto to The City of Denton, Texas/, the free
and uninterrupted ule, liberty and privilege of the passage in, along, upon and across the following
described property,
owned by me Situated in Denton County, Texas,:ta:tbm: cx
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BEGINNING at the Southeast corner of
all that certain lot, tract or parcel of land situated in Denton County,
Texas, to-wit: Being all of LOT SEVEN (7) in Block "D", of MONTECITO
ADDITION, FIRST INSTALLMENT, to the City of Denton, Texas,' according to
the Revised Plat of said addition recorded in Volume 4, page 17, of
the Map Records of Denton County, Texas;
THENCE 35 feet West;
THENCE 40 feet North;
THENCE 16 feet East;
THENCE 24 feet South;
THENCE 19 feet East;
THENCE 16 feet South to the place of beginning.
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And It Is further agreed that the said Jerry J. Whittle ,
In consideration of the benefits above set out, will remove from the property above described, such fences,
buildings and other obstructions as may now be found upon said property.
For the purpose of constructing, installing, repairing and perpetually
maintaining public utilities En, along, upon and
across sold premises, with the right and privilege at all times of the grantee herein, his or Its agents,
employees, workmen and representatives having ingress, egress, and regress In, along upon and across
Bald premises for the purpose of making additions to, improvements on and repairs to the said
any part thereof.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD unto the said The City of Denton,MTexasp sforeeri riortio
the purposes aforesaid the premises above des "bed,
W ltdeas my hand , this the 18th day of y , i9 76.
J y J. Put-,e
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SINGLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT IVOL 707 PAGE 88~
THE STATE OF TEXAS, BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority,
COUNTY OF DENTON
In and for sai>j County, Texas, on this day personally appeared Jerr J. Whittle
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that.. he exmied the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed.
' : N Kt;DER DIY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE, This 18-}1_ da✓ y ot_-_--. May A.D. 19.76
GIVEN
Notary Public, Dtr.l1S .D -.~.._.__.County, Texas
bly Commission Expires June 1, 19_71
SINGLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT
THE STATE OF TEXAS, BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority,
COUNTY
In and for sold County, Texas, on this day personally appeared._-___ -
known to me to be the person.---whose name subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me
that.-.-. he executed the some for the purposes and consideration therein expressed.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE, This ....._____...dap A.D. 19.__
Notary Public, County, Texas
My Commission Expires June 1, 19
CORPORATION ACKNOWLEDGMENT
THE STATE OF TEXAS, BEFORE bIE, the undersigned authority,
COUNTY OF.. In and for said County, Texas, on this day personally appeared
_ known to me to be the person snd officer
whose name Ie subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that the same was the Act of the said
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a corporation, and that he executed the same as the act of such corporation for the purpcsee and consideration therein
expressed, and In the capacity therein stated.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE, This._ day of , A.D. 19
(L.S.)
Notary Public, ......._........._._...__..........,County, Texas
My Commission Expires June 1 JAftt-
CLERK'8 CERTIFICATE trt~ 101%
THE STATE OF TEXAS, 1, 01, +6'
County
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COUNTY OF
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Clerk of the County Court of said County, do hereby certify %,r% *writing dated on the
day of , A. D1 a rA.~`'^'~p'jthwlha a of Authentication, was filed for
record in my office on the ....................day of.............. - ...........041A k~. 9.- ' t%%A_ o'clock It., and duly
recorded this day of A. 1 - , at..... . o' 1yck M., in the
Records of mold County, in Volum pages .
WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL OF THE COUNTY COUR a Co'~n._
, the day and yea a e ritten
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County Clerk .......W County, Texas.
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BASIC AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY AND PHYSICAL DAMAGE POLICY EACON NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY
PART TWO-DECLARATIONS WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS
This Declarations page with "Policy Provisions-Pad One" and endorsements e~
any, issued to lorm~Ia part thereof, completes the below numbered policy. QUintly Self In
In App
Renewing
Policy No, CA 55 328 Ca
nceling No. _ 'fir Yf P. 0. BOX 98 101
Item i. Named Insured and Address (NO., Street, Town, State) The named insured is: individual]; padnVFSttrp Tj, ddfpronns ioni int venture
Ji WA'i IF LILL.AFIv
other
02)1 Ne Locusts Apt 0. 4
DOntOna j~enton, ~QXA9 7241 Business of the named Insured is _(aaAdaC!fdpiffig
Item 2. Pulicy From ?4)1` Z7st 1176
Period: To Fifty 27a 1977 12.01 A.M., standard time at the address of the named insured as stated herein.
Item 3. Schedule as of Efl iive Date of this Insurance-As to: (a) SectSons A. B d C-Owned Automobiles; (b) Section D--Covered Automobiles (including newly acquired
vehicles, subject to the provisions of paragraph (b) of the "covered automobile" definition)
(1) Descriplion; Purposes of Use (P 6 B = Pleasure and Business, C = Commercial)
AUTO Year Modal; Trade Name; Body Type-Capacity (Truck load, Gallonage, Bus Seating); Principary garaged in Tarr. Purpose Classifi•
No. Identification (1), Serial (S), Motor (M) No.; Cylinders (Nn Model (Town, state) of Use cation
_~63 t,P!C 1 1J2 T. Van bVt~079?o9854S enton, X
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(2) Facts Respading Purchase
AUTO List Actual Purchased Rating Any loss under Coverages other than Towing is payable as interest may
No. Price Cost Mo d Yr: -New (N); Used (U) Symbol appear to the named insured and the Loss Payee named below:
'40: 11 y 1%
(c) Automobile Medical Payments Coverage: ~n (ymas01gtorists Coverage:
Designated Person Insured Designation of Automobiles-Division 1 DPh4a~~r eg JQ Insured Highway Vehicles
Auto No QQ F Auto No
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Item 1. The insurance afforded Is only with rasped to such of the to flowing ccv r qSection- D D-coverage-to such covered sutamobles desuibed
In the Schedule of Covered Aelomobites, as are indicated by specifi Nj The limit of the company's liability against each such coverage
shall be as stated herein, subject to all the terms of this insur r 2 erg.
_ PREMIUMS O LIMNS OF LIABILITY
suto No_ 1 Auto No. 2 ACV means Actual Cuh Value SECTION
A. v ~h to S-JQUDOO00 each person -
$ _ S v S O D00 DO each occurrence A
~{eir5llability-*, _ $ _ 7,00000 each occurrence _
s S 2 40 each person B
$ 31.92
~~h }h~ Matodsb 5-~4,
$ K.DD each person C
S S~ S 20 Q_ each accident
mprehenslve _Auto No. 1 _ Auto No. 2
ACV unless otherwise stated. S $
S $ Ins deduclible>
S f F. ColNsioe Aes deduclible► D
S $ 0. Fire, Llghtning or Transportation ACV unless otherwise slated S S
S f H. nett ACV unless otherwise staled S S
S S 1. Combined Addreenal ACV unless otherwise stated S S _
J. Towing $25 for each disablement
S S Premium for Endorsements Endorsemen! Identification
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TOTAL POLICY PREMIUM i
Item 5. (a) Except with respect to bailment lease, r»nditionat sale, purchase agreement, mortgage or other encumbrance, the named Insured Is the sole owner of every
vehicle described in Item 3 above, unless otherwise stated herein, (b) During the post three years no Insurer has canceled Insurance, Issued to the named Insi similar
to that afforded hereunder. Absence of an entry means "No Exceptions,"
C"allerslgned by W Tt Y .11P t `
*UNRAYCE ANDCIDOES NOT FIC REMIUMPCHARGE iA YAFlNFANCIAL ORS SECTION A OVERRAGUriTHIS POLICY DOES NOT PROVIDE BODILY INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE LIABILITY IN.
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241, PERSONAL INJURY PROTECTION ENDORSEMENT
(Basic Automobile Liability Insurance, '
Comprehensive Automobile Liability Insurance, Garage Insurance)
This endorsement forms a part of Policy No. CA 55 328 issued to . JOHN WAYNS LIL1A RD
bythe Bgac,on.,,National.Ineurane}e Company.._.._,.... ,.,.....artItsAgency
(Name of Insurance Company)
located (city and state) _ _ D9ntOriy Texas _ and is effective from . 5-27-74, .
(12:V AM. Standard Time)
(The information above is required only when this endorsement Is Issued subsequent to preparation of the policy.)
This endorsement forms a part of the policy to which attached, effective from its date of issue unless otherwise stated herein.
SCHEDULE
Coverage Limits of Liability Advance Premium
Personal Injury Protection Coverage s2e500• each person s INCL,
Description at lasured Motor Yehkles
(Check appropriate block)
❑ Any automobile owned by the named insured.
❑ Any privale passenger automobile owned by the named insured.
❑ Any motor vehicle to vih'ch are attached dealer's license plates issued to the named insured.
❑ Any motor vehicle eesifnated in the Oectaralions of the policy by the letters P.1 P. and a motor vehicle ownership of which is acquired during the
policy period by the mwmed insured as a replacement therefor.
❑
In consideration of the premium for this endorsement, the Company agrees with the named insured, subject to all of the provisions of this endorsement
and all of the provisions of the policy except as modified herein, as follows:
PERSONAL INJURY PROTECT ON
INSURING AGREEMENT
In accordance with the provision of Article 5.063 of the insurance Code of Texas and all Acts amendatory or supplementary thereto, the Company will
pay:
(1) the named insured yr any member of the insured's household who sustains bodily injury, caused by accident, In a motor vehicle accident, and
(2) any other person whs sustains bodily injury, caused by accident,
(a) while occupyng the insured motor vehicle, or
(b) white using suci vehicle with the permission of the named insured, or the spouse of the insured if a resident of the same household,
for losses incurred by such injured person within three years of the date of such accident for,
(1) all reasonable and necessary mediel expenses incurred for services furnished, and
(2) (a) it the person sustaining such bodily injury is an income or wage producer at the timd or such c,, it, benefits for loss of income sustained
by such person, while living, as a direct and proximate result of such accident, and
(b) if the person si staining such buddy injury is not an income or wage producer at the rln!c u' such accident, benefits in reimbursement for nec•
essary and rea!onable expenses Incimedali'or essential services ordinarily performed by a:ch injured person for the care and maintenance of
the family or (imily household,
during the period of such loj,i person's disability.
EXCLUSIONS
This trsurance does nct apply,
(a) to any person who:
(1) intentionally causes the accident resulting in the bodily injury of such person, or
(2) sustains Sodily injury while in the commssion of a felony or while seeking to elude lawful apprehension or arrest by a law enforcement
official.
(b) to the named insured or any member of th,, insured's household who sustains bodily injury while occupying or through being struck by a
motor vehicle owned by such named insuree or any member of the insureds household which is not an insured motor vehicle.
LIMITS Of LIABILITY
Regardless of the number of persons insured, policies or bonds applicable, vehicles involved or claims made, the total aggregate limit of liability for
all benefits of every hind for loss or expense incurred by or on behalf of any one person who sustains bodily Injury as the result of any one accident shall
not exceed the limit of fiabiiily set out in the schedule of this endorsement. If the person receiving payment under this coverage is also making a claim
against the Insured under bodily injury liability coverage of this policy or against the Company under family protection or uninsured motorists coverage of
this policy, such insured and The Company shad be entitled to an offset, credit or deduction against any award made to such guest or passenger In in amount
of money equal to the amounh paid by the owner, operator or the Company under "personal Injury protection" to such guest or passenger and the bodily
Injury liability and family protection or uninsured motorists coverages of this policy are hereby amended accordingly; provided, however, nothing herein
shall be construed to authorize a direct action against the Company.
DEFINITIONS
"actual income lost" means the difference between the monthly rate of income being earned on the date of accident and income received during the
period of disability, measuring income on the date of accident as follows.
(a) if income is a salary or fixed remuneration, by the monthly rate of income being earned on the date of accident;
(b) otherwise, by the average monthly income actually earned during the twelve month period immediately preceding the date of accident, or it
the insured has been engaged in his occupation as of the date of acc4e1 for a period of less than twelve months, by the average monthly
income actually earned during that period;
"benefits for loss of income" means eighty (80%) per cent of actual income lost ^ecause of disability resulting from itlsured bodily injury which pre-
vents the injured person from performing the substantial duties of his usual occupation;
"bodily injury" means bodily injury, sickness, or disease, including death at any time resulting therelrom;
"Income" means wages, salary, lips, commissions, professional fees, and other earnings from work or employment;
"income or wage producer" means a person who at the time of an accident was in an occupational status where such person was earning or producing
irccme;
"insured motor vehicle" means an automobile owned or leased by the named ;insured which is described in the schedule as an insured motor vehicle
to which bodily injury liability coverage of the policy applies;
"medical expenses" means expenses for necessary medical, surgical, x ray and dental services, including prosthetic devices, and necessary ambulance,
hospital, prolessional nursing and funeral services;
"member cl the insured's household" means a relative of the individual named insured who is a resident or the same household;
"motor vehicle" means an automobile and any other vehicle, including a trailer, operated or designed for operation upon a public road by any power other
than animal or muscular power;
"named Insured" means the person or organization named in the dectaratians;
"occupying" means in or upon or entering into or alighting from;
"person" means a natural person and not a corporation, partnership, association or business name.
CONDITIONS
1. Policy Provisions. None of the insuring agreements, exclusions or conditions of the policy shall apply to the insurncs afforded by this endorsement
except the conditions "Notice," "Assistance and Cooperation of the Insured," "Changes," "Assignment," "Cancellation" and "Declarations."
2. Premium, tf during the policy period the number of insured motor vehicles owned by the named insured or spouse or the number of dealers license
plates issued to the named insured changes, the named insured shall notify the Company during the policy period of any change and the premium shall be ad
lusted in accordance wth the manuals in use by the Company If the earned premium thus computed exceeds the advance premium paid, the named insured
shall pay the excess to the Company; if less, the Company shalt return to the named insured the unearned portion paid by such insured.
3. Proof of Claim and Medical Reports. As soon as practicable, and no later than six months alter the date of accident, the person making claim shall
give to the Company written proof of claims, includng full particulars of the nature and extent of the injuries and treatment received and contemplated
and medical expenses incurred, the nature and extent of actual income lost, all such instruments and papers relating to income as the Company may rea•
sonably require to establish benefits for toss of income, and such other 'mformalion as may assist the Company in d"termining the amount due and payable.
The injured person shalt submit to mental or physical examinations by physicians selected by the Company and at the Company's expense when and as olten as
the Company may reasonably require and such person or, in the event of disability, incapacity or death, the legal representative, shall upon each request by the
Company execute aulhoriration to enable the Company to obtain medical reports and copies of records.
Proof of claim shall be made upon forms furnished by the Company unless the Company shall have failed to furnish such forms within fifteen days after
receiving notice of claim. The person making claim shall submit to examination under oath by any person named by the Company, and subscribe the same, as
often as may reasonably be required.
4. Other Insurance. If there is other personal injury protection insurance against a loss covered by the provisions of this endorsemeid, the Company shall
not be liable under this policy for a greater proportion of such loss than the applicable limit of liability staled in this endorsement bears to the total applicable
imit or liability of all valid and colleclible personal injury protection insurance; provided, however, the insurance afforded hereunder shall be excess over any
other valid and collectible personal injury protection insurance available to the named insured or any member of the insured's household.
5. Payment of Loss. Any payment under this coverage, including benefits for lass of income, are payable to the person who is disabled or, if the disabled
person Is an unemancipated minor, to the parent or guardian who has custody or such minor, within thirty days after satisfactory proof thereof is received by
the Company Subject to proof of claim:
(a) accrued med~aal expenses and benefits for loss of income are payable every two weeks;
(b) any benefits for a period of less than two weeks for which the Company is liable are payable at termination of the disability period.
B. Action Against Company. No action shall lie against the Company unless as a condition precedent thereto there shall have been full compliance with all
the terms of the ppelicy and of this endorsement and until thirty days after the required notice of accident and proof of loss have been filed with the Company
7. Policy Per)od, Territory, This insurance applies only to accidents which occur during the policy period of the policy to which the endorsement is at-
tached, in the United Stales of America, its territories and possessions, or Canada, or while the motor vehicle is being Vansporeed between ports thereof.
By
(Duly Authorized Representative)
FORM 241. PERSONAL INJURY PROTECTION ENDORSEMENT
Texas Standard Automobile Endorsement
Prescribed August 27, 1973
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C I T'Y O F D E N T 0 N T A X A D J U S T M E N T S
FOR THE MONTH OF May, 1976
Personal Property Automobiles $ 639.93
Real Estate 404.87
Business Personal 1.654.73
$ 2,699.53
Hugh Mixon
Tw Assessc,r-Collectur
City of Denton, Texas
C I T Y OF D E N T O N T A X ADJUSTMENTS
FOR THE MONTH OF MAY, 1976
Personal Property
Automobiles
NAME ACCOUNT TAX TAX REASON
NUMBER YEAR
J. L. Nugent 9999-35365 1968 2.40 Unable to locate
Leroy Miller 9999-37990 1973 5.78 If of it
Jack D. Wheeler 9999-58125 1973 12.92 " it It
Courtney Williams 9999-59015 1973 11.05 " If "
Mrs. S. Finkade 9999-27865 1974 14.11 " it 11
Courtney Williams 9999-53810 1974 8.84 " It
Mareo C. Cortez 9999-12655 1975 6.15 of " it
Courtney Williams 9999-61865 1975 5.78 11 11 11
Mrs. J. L. Scone 9999-62255 1975 1.70 "
Danny Bellar 9999-04545 1975 8.77 Did not own
Bert Braughler 9999-06850 1975 4.59 " " If
Euline We Brock ' 9999-07220 1975 17.61
David C. Coleman 9999-11870 1975 10.20
Frances Be Messinger 9999-39125 1975 4.96
Dick R. Morrow 9999-40825 1975 20.96
Beverly A. Overstreet 9999-4?175 1975 10x54
Simmons Air Conde Co, 9999-52120 1975 8.33
United Finance Co. 9999-58515 1975 3.40 to it n
Philo We Waters 9999-60325 1975 9069 it " It
William C. Woods 9999-60195 1973 2.72 it It of
Aeroamith Corp. 9999-00370 1972 12.58 It "
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Bert & Dessio Braughlr9999-05430 1972 6.12 it of
C. We Fisher 9999-18745 1975 5.78 Outside
Linda Grigsby 9999-23360 1975 11.42 is
Ben We Hodges 9999-27145 1975 3.40 to
Genie Me Massengale 9999-36740 1975 34.00 It
Lonny McGee 9999-38065 1975 11,39 "
Nealy R. Mohon 9999-40110 1975 5.78 "
Larry Me Monschka 9999-40165 1975 2,72 "
John He Montgomery 9999-40210 1975 8,23 "
A. Moreland 9999-40525 1975 6,77
Mark Myers 9999-41410 1975 14,28 "
Robert He Nobles 9999-42305 1975 1 9.46 "
" " " 9999-42310 1975 1'+e 28 "
" • " " 9999-42115 1975 6:87
of " " 9999-42320 1975 13,60 "
" of it 9999-42325 1975 5.4x4 "
Be L, Rankin, Jr. 9999-46530 1975 6.2(i
If of it to 9999.46535 1975 13,53 "
NM1tQ ACCOUNT TAX. TAX REASON
_ NUMBER YEAR
Mrs. Maurice Hutchison 9999-21810 1570 2.40 Too Old
Benny C, Sprabary 9999-41525 1970 12.45 " to
Mode L. Taylor 9999-43365 1970 8.25
Henry A. Thompson 9999-43860 1970 5.10 10
Hoyt 0. Wilson 9999-47765 1970 2.40 to
Billie Norman 9999-35255 1968 2.40 " 81
J. L. Nugent 9999-35360 '1968 10,35 If it
Alfred Vick 9999-07118 1966 17.25 " to
" 9999-07119 1965 17.40 " If
it,' , 9999-07120 1967 8.25 to "
If 9999-07121 1942 1.6,20 to
If 9999-07122 19il1 6.00
if 9999-07123 1960 7.50
M. Be Collins 9999-12030 1975 9.66 Trailer instead of a car
The Shoe Shack 9999-56785 1975 3.06 " " " If of
Townsend Cassell s 9999-10080 1975 11.73 Duplication
John Sauls 9999-43810 1974 2.72 Deceased
n H 9999-43815 1974 5.78 11
" 9999-48080 1973 5.78 it
If It 9999-48085 1973 8.84 to
of 1' 9999-39125 1972 8.84 11
If " 9999-39130 1972 3.06
It of 9999-39145 1972 11.05 "
to a 9999-38270 1971 11,56 "
It 9999.38290 1971 12.92
8+ It 9999-38565 1970 :2,45 It
It 9999-38570 1970 5.85 of
It 9999-41680 1969 2.70 if
9999-41685 1969 51'10
9999.41460 1968 4.65 to
If " 9999-41440 1968 7.80 of
if it 9999-06331 1967 5,85 "
11 If 9999-06332 1967 2.40
of of 9999-06330 1967 9.75 "
- BUSINESS PERSONAL '
NAME _ ACCOUNT TAX. TAX RFASON
NU2MER YEAR
Brooks Dairy 9010-05201 1967 300.00 Too old
Billys Drive-In Gro. 9010-02805 1970 54.45 11 11
John Bragg Cafe 9010-04300 1970 ].50 11 11
it it to 9010-04300 1969 1.50 if 11
Branding Iron Club 9010-04500 1969 6.00
Jerry Stout dba
Cinema Oil Co. 9020-02400 1969 3.75
n It to 9020-02400 1968 3.75 +e n
to " 9020-02400 1967 3.00
it " 9020-02400 1966 3.00
" It " 9020-02400 1965 3.00
Creamer & Son Manuf. 9020-06105 1969 6.00
D & H Air-Condition 9030-00100 1970 6.30
is " it " " 9030-00100 1969 6.30
Truitt Doyle & „
Dr. Adami 9030-06800 ]970 11.25
9030-06800 1971 ' 12.75
Dubose Shoes 9030-07000 1969 99.00• "
9030-07000 1968 99.00
Embry Appliance 9040-01500 1970 9.30
Joe Foster American
Station 9050-01815 1970 3.00
Golden Triangle Cafe 90CO-02010 1969 1.50
Joe Hawley 9070-01401 1967 3.00
Home Furniture Co, 9070-02900 1970 60,00 "
Quincy Hughes Real
Estate 9070-03900 1969 13.50
John's Place 9080-01900 1971 51.00
La Princess Beauty
Shop 9110-00800 1969 9.00
Modern Cleaners 9120-03900 1971 51,00
of to 9120-03900 1970 45.00
It It 9]2U 1969 45.00
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it " 9120-03900 1967 45.00 " "
to it 9120-03900 1966 45.00 It "
is " .9120-03900 1965 45.00 of "
Garland Moore 9120-04505 1969 10.95 " It
Larry Mullen Texaco of of
Station 9120-06300 1471 8.50 to to
1' If It 9120-06300 1970 7.50
George Napier 9146-00200 1967 16.20 "
Old Town Restaurant 9150-00300 1969 6.75 'I
E, A, Orren 9150-00700 1971 36.72 11• "
Southern & Tex If
Unclaim Freight 9190-04800 1970 120.00
Stegall Texaco 9190-05910 1969 7.50
Watson Lawn lower of
Shop 9230-00805 1970 1.50
of ii " 9230-00805 1969 1.50
E. W. Wilson E%11ip. 9230-03305 1971 6.80
ii n n n 9230-03305 1970 6.00 of u
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BUSINESS PERSONAL
NAME ACCOLRIT TAX - TAX REASON -
NUM5ER YEAR
Budget Britches 9010-06205 1974 20.40 Unable to locate
E. J. Elizordo 9040-01105 1974 13.60
Freds Feed & Ranch
Supply 9050-02705 1971 34,00 " " to
IV " of " 9050-02705 1970 62.10 of " it
John's Place 9080-01900 1972 51.00 it of It
Intra-Coat Inc. 9100-00405 1974 1.70 to or It
of " it 9100-00405 1973 1.70 " it 01
It "t " 9100-00405 1972 1.70 if go It
it " 9100-00405 1971 1.70 $1 11 01
Pikwick 9160-03000 1971 53.38 it , " "
Pizzazzz Inc. 9160-03605 1972 6.80 It E. W. Wilson Equip. 9230-03305 1972 3.40 "
Eloise Stockard Ins. 9190-06800 1971 3.40 Not in business Jan. 1, 1971
Triple H Equip. Co. 9200-03707 1975 53.08 Not in business Jan. 1, 1975
0. J. Heatly 9070-01590 1971 34.00 Deceased
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C I T Y O F D E N T 0 N T A X A D J U S T M E N T S
FOR THE MONTH MAY$ 1976
REAL ESTATE
NAME ACCOUNT TAX TAX REASON
NUMBER YEAR
Ed Watson 3240-01400 1975 21.42 Late Homestead Exemption
n „ 11
A. J. McCall 4440-00700 1975 54.00
Willa L. Rasor 7670-00700 1974 23.63
Bill Lynch 6930-00200 1975 17.17 Adjustment on acreage
Dwain Bean 7510-00400 1975 3.40 Adjustment on no. of acres
Suderman & Young Towing
Co., Inc. 8500-00100 1975 254.04 (because of Northlake projects .
easements)
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'RAMP. ACCOUNT TAX . TAX REASON
NUMBER YEAR
Mollie Harris Estate 3150-00900 1969 .60 Property does not exist
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`AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, PROHIBITING A LEFT
'TURN FOR NORTHBOUND TRAFFIC ON BELL AVENUE AT ITS INTERSECTION
(WITH SHERMAN DRIVE; PROVIDING A PENALTY; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY
(CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, in the interest of safety for the vehicular and
;pedestrian traffic in the City of Denton it is desirable to pro-
hibit a left turn for northbound traffic on Bell Avenue at its
'!intersection with Sherman Drive.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, THAT:
PART 1.
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A "NO LEFT TURN" sign(s) shall be installed at the inter-
section of Bell Avenue and Sherman Drive for northbound traffic
on Bell Avenue; and it shall be illegal to make such a turn. The
(City agrees to enforce all regulations as may be necessary for
proper installation of sign(s); and shall maintain the sign(s) in
Ufa satisfactory manner.
PART II.
Any person who violates any provision of this ordinance shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not less than
One Dollar nor more than Two Hundred Dollars at the discretion of
the Court having jurisdiction. Each and every violation of the
'provisions of this ordinance shall constitute a separate offense
hand each day of such violation shall constitute a separate offense
PART III.
j That if any ecction, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause,
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lphrase or word in this ordinance, or application thereof to any
111~person or circumstances is held invalid by any court of competent
'jurisdiction, such holding shall not affect the validity of the
remaining portions of this ordinance, and the City Council of the
City of Denton, TexaF,, hereby declares it would have enacted such
jremaining portions despite any such invalidity.
3 PART IV.
That this ordinance shall become effective fourteen (14) days
from the date of its passage, and the City Secretary is hereby
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twice in the Denton Record-Chronicle, the official newspaper of
the City of Denton, Texas, within ten (10) days of the date of
its passage.
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PASSED AND APPROVED This the 4th day of May, A. D. 1976.
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CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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9050 STEMMONS FREEWAY • P. O. BOX $908, DALLAS, TEXAS 75222 • PHONE 214/691-2020 • JOE KIRBY, PRF!IDENT
May 6
Certified Mail: 549512
Secretary of City
City of Denton
Denton, Texas
RE: Bond No. 1344094
Murvyn 0. James dba Murvyn
James Electrical Contractor
Electrician Denton
Gentlemen:
We wish to take advantage of the cancellation clause contained in the above
captioned bond. Therefore, this is our notice of cancellation by the bond terms,
you are notified that this bond is cancelled and voided as of the- i2Lb,
day of June 19 76
WESTE l: COMPANY
D. A. Kvernea-Vice President
CC: John T. Johleon Jr Ins. Agency
1705 Ave. K
Plano, Texas 75074
CC: Murvyn 0. James
C/O Agent
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Office of My Manager
May 7, 1976
Federal Aviation Administration
Ft. Worth Airports District Office
P.O. Box 1689
Ft. Worth, Texas 76101
Attention: Bob } _chfin
Dear Sir:
Enclosed are three original c)pies of a preapplication for federal assistance
for improvements at Denton Mcnicipai Airport. The preapplication totals
$2,208,050.00 with the 1'.A.A. share of $1,656,037.50 and our share of
$5529012.50. A copy of this preapplication has bean sent to the North UN-
tral Texas Council of Governments for review and comment.
The City of Denton City Council, at their May 4, 1976, meeting, passed a formal
motion directing the City Mar,,jer to submit this preapplication to the Federal
Aviation Administration.
Should you require any additional information, please do not hesitate to call
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Dear Sirs:
Enclosed is a completed preapplication for federal assistance to the Department
of Transportation - Federal Aviation Administration for improvements at Denton
Municipal Airport. It is respectfully submitted to the North Central 'texas Coun-
cil of Governments for appropriate review and comment.
The preapplication was reviewed by the City of Denton Airport Advisory Board and
recommended to the City Council, The City of Denton City Council, at their May
4, 1976, meeting directed the City Manager to submit the preapplication for
federal assistance to the appropriate bodies,
We look forward to a speedy and favorable review and comment from your office.
Should you have questions, or require any additional information, please do not
hesitate to call upon this office.
Sincerely,
Jim W. White
City Manager
City of Denton
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"PREAPPLICATION FOR FEDERAL ASSISTANCE
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PART I
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Federal Aviation Administration City of Denton
Organisational Unit CeovtneM Division
Ft. Worth Airports District Office Municipal Building
Adminisnati.e Office Strew Address - P.O. Sol
P. O. Box 1689 Denton Denton
Street Address - P.O. Idea C.3) County '
Fort Worth Texas 76201 Texas 76201
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S, Descriptive Name of the Project
Airport Improvements Project, Denton )Municipal Airport
6. Federal Catalog No. 7. Feaael F,nding Needed
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X Gant, Loan, Oche. (Specify)
let. Population Directly 8eneliting From the Project 12. Lv.7th of Project
75#000 12 Months
11. Corwoo tonal District 13. 3egiruting Dote
4 Fall, 1976
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INSTRUCTIONS
This form shall be used for all Federal assistance projects Item 7 - Enter the approximate amount that is requested
for construction, land acquisition or land uevelopment in from the Federal government. This amount should include
excess of 5100,000 Federal funding. It is not applicable to the total funds requested in this application and should t
continuing grants after the initial grant has been awarded, agree with the total amounts shown in Part III, Line 6,
or to requests for supplements or revisions to existing Column (e).
grants or loans. However, the applicant may submit the
preapplication form for other assistance requests, and the Item 8 - Check one grantee type. If the grantee is other
Federal grantor agency may require the preapplication form than a State, county, or city government, specify the type {
for other assistancit requests, of grantee on the "Other" line. Examples of other types of it
grantees are council of governments, interstate organiza•
Submit the original and two copies of all required forms. 11 tions, or special units.
an item cannot be answered or does not appear to be re-
lated or relevant to the assistance requested, write "NA" Item 9 -Check the type of assistance requested. If the
for not applicable. assistance involves more than one type, check two or more
Item 1 - Enter the S ate clearinghouse identifier. This is blocks and explain in Part IV.
the code or number assigned by the clearinghouse to apple- Item 10 - Enter the number of persons directly benefiting
cations requiring State clearinghouse coordination for pro- from this project. For example, if the project is a neighbor.
grams listed in Attzd,ment 0, Office of Management and food health center, enter the estimated number of residents
Budget Circular No A-95, in the neighborhood that will use the center.
Item 2 - Enter Pie applicant's preapplication number or
other identifier. Item 11
Item 3 -Enter he name of the Federal grantor agency, the a. Enter the congressional district in which the applicant is
located.
name of the primary organizational unit to which the appli- b.Enter the congressional district(s) in which mat of the
cation is addressed, the name of the administrative office actual work on the project will beaecromplished. If the
having direct operational responsibility for managing the work will be accomplished city-wide or Stale wide,
gram program, and the complete address of the grantor covering several congressionat districts, write "city-
a,ency. wide" or "State-wide'.
Item 4 - Enter the name of the applicant, the name of the
primary organizational unit which will undertake the grant Item 12 - Enter the number of months that will be needed
supported activity and the complete address of the appli. to complete the project after Federal funds are made avail-
cant. abl e.
Item 5 - Enter the descriptive name of this project. Item 13 - Enter the approximate date the project is ex.
Item 6 - Enter the appropriate catalog number as shown in petted to begin.
the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance. If the assis- Item 14 - Enter the date this application is submitted.
tance request pertains to more than one catalog number,
Rave this space blank aad list the catalog numbers in Part Item 15 -Complete the certification before submitting the
1 I I. report.
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PREAPPLICATION FOR FEDERAL ASSISTANCE
PART II
1. Does this assistance recues( require State, local, regional or other priority rat Dg? Yes X No
2. Does this assstance require State or local advisory, educational or health clearance? Yes X No
3. Does this assistance request require Clearinghouse review? X Yes No
1. Does this assi stance request require State, local, regional orothei planning approvai'. Yes X No
5. Is the proposed project covered by an approved comprehensiveplan7 Yes X_No
6. Will the assistance requested serve a Federal installation? Yes X No
7• Will the assistance requested be on Federal land or installation? Yes _ X No
8. ditI the asst stance requested have an effect on the envirowenl1i X Yes No
9. Will the assistance requested cause the displacement of individuals, families, bi wesses, or farms? _4 _ Yes -._.-No
10. Is there other related assistance for this project previous, pending, or anticopatad7 Yes _ X No
PART III - PROJECT BUDGET
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NUMBER LOAM, GRANT, ETC,
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8. Applicant Contribution 552, 012.50
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PART IV - PROGRAM NARRATIVE STATEMENT i
(Arto h Fa In NrlKrien)
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PART II will provide separate instructions, it additional data is
Negative answers will not require an explanation unless the needed.
Federal agency requests more information at a later date. Item 10 - Show the Federal Domestic Assistance Catalog
All "Yes" answers must be explained on a separate page in number, the program name, the type of assistance, the sta-
accordance with the instructions. tus, and amount of each project where there is related pre-
Item 1 - Provide the name of the governing body establish- vious, pending, or anticipated assistance.
ing the priority system and the priority rating assigned to PART III
this project. If the priority rating is not available, give the
approximate date that it will be obtained. Complete: Lines 1.5 -Columns (a)-(e). Enter the catalog k
numbers shown in the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assis.
Item 2 -Provide the name of the agency or board which tance in Column (a) and the type of assistance in Column
issued the clearance and attach the documentation of status (b). For each line entry in Columns (a) and (b), enter in
or approval. If the clearance is not available, give the date it Columns (c), (d), and (e), the estimated amounts of Federal
will be obtained. funds needed to support the project Columns to) and (d)
Item 3 - Attach the clearinghouse comments for the pro- may be left blank, if not applicable,
application in accordance with the instruc,.ons contained in
Office of Management and Budget Circular No. A-95. Line 6 -Show the totals for Liras 1.5 for Columns (c1,
IdJ, and let
Item 4 - Furnish the name of the approving agency and the Line 7 -Enter the estimated amounts of State assistance,
approval date. If the approval has not been received, state if any, including the value of in-kind contributions, in
approximately when it will be obtained. Cuumn• 1c1, Id), and (e). Applicants which are States a
Item 5 - Show whether the approved comprehensive plan State agencie, sFroul,j leave Line 7 blank. I
is State, local or regional; or, if none of these, explain the Lira 8 - 1'nter th i estimated amounts of funds and value
scope of the plan. Give the location where the approved of in-kind cortributr, s the applicant will provide toths
plan is available for examination, and state whether this program or project in Columns (c), (d), and (e).
project is +-r conformance with the plan. If the plan is not
available, explain why. Line 9 - Enter ;he emavnt of assistance including the
value of in-kind contributions, expected from all other
Item 6 - Show the population residing or working on the contriou!ors in Columns (c), (d), and (e).
Federal Installation who will benefit from this prc;ect. -
tine 10 - Enter the totals of Columns (c), (d), and (e).
Item 7 - Show the percentage of the project work that will
be conducted on federally owned or leased land. Give the PART IV i
name of the Federal installation and its location. do.
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Item 8 - Briefly describe the possibl.s beneficial and/or The program narrative statement should be brief and
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harmful effect on the environment because of the proposed scribe the r,red, objectives, method of accomplishment, the
geographical loeatiat of the project, and the benefits ex-
project. If an adverse environmental effect is anticipated, petted to be obtained from the assistance. The statement
explain what action will be taken to minimize it. Federal should be typed on a separate sheet of paper and submitted
agencies will provide separate instructions, if additional with the preapplication. Also attach any data that may be
data is needed. needed by the grantor agency to establish the applicant's
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Item 9-State the number of individuals, lamilips, busi- eligibility for receiving assistance under the Federal pro-
nesses, or farms this project will displace. Federal agencies gram(s).
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SUPPLEMENT TO
PREAPPLICATION FOR FEDERAL ASSISTANCE
DATED MAY, 1976
SUBMITTED BY CITY OF DENTON, TEX: iS
TO IMPROVE DENTON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
DESCRIPTION OF WORK TO BE A:COMPISHED
ITEM OF WORK TOTAL S?ONSOR'S FAA ESTIMATEO DATE
A ESTIMATED COST FUNDS FUNDS WORK WOULD
REQUESTED COMMENCE
N0. DESCRIPTION B C D E
Land Acquisition for South
Clear Zone, North-South
Runway I 158,200 39,550 118,650
2. Land Acquisition for 800-foot
Extension, North End, North
South Runway, For North
Clear Zone and for MALSR
Installation and Middle and
Outer Marker Site 269,850 67, 462, 50 202, 387.50
3, Strengthen Existing 4150-
foot North-South Runway and
Taxiway System 506,000 126,500 379,500
4. Extend North-South Runaway
and Taxiway 1050-feet to
South. 4910000 122,750 368, 250
5, Extend North-South Runway
and Taxiway 800-feet to
North, 343, 000 85, 750 257,250
6, Relocate Farm Road 1515 on
North end, North-South Run-
way. 84,000 21,000 63,000
7. Constr., ct Medium Intensity
Runway Lighting System on
6000-foot North-South Runway
and Taxiway System and con-
struct Rotating Beacon,
Lighted 1Vindcone and Seg-
mented C.rcle 80,000 20, D00 60, 000
8. Relocate Existing VASI-2 and
Convert to VASI-4, 250000 6t150 18)750
' SUPPLEMENT TO
PREAPPLICATION FOR FEDERAL ASSISTANCE
DATED MAY, 1976
SUBMITTED BY CITY OF DENTON TEXAS
TO IMPROVE DENTON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
DESCRIPTION OF YORK TO BE ACCOMPISHED
ITEM OF WORK TOTAL SPONSORS FAA ESTIMATED DATE
A ESTIMATED COST FUNDS FUNDS WORK WOULD
REQUESTED COMMENCE
NO. DESCRIPTION B C D E
9. Construct Precision Instru-
:r..ent Marking on 6090-fool
North-South Runway and
Ttxiway. 36,500 9,125 27,375
10. Strengthen and Extend
Existing Aircraft Parking
Apron. 184,000 46,000 138o000
11. Clear Approach Areas on
North and South End, 6000-
foot North-South Runway. 2,000 500 1,500
12. Mark and light TP&L 139kv
Power Transmission Line on
South End, North-South
Runway. 5,500 875 20625
13. Mark and light TP&L 60kv
Power transmission line on
North End, North-South
Runway. 50 004 10250 3o750
14. Relocation Costs 200000 5,000 150000
TOTALS 20208,050 552o012.50 , 656, 037. 50t
SUPPLEMENT 70
PREAPPLICATION FOR FEDERAL ASSISTANCE
DATED May, 1976
SUBMITTED BY City of Denton, Texas
TO IMPROVE Denton Municipal _ AIRPORT
ESTIMATED COST OF WORK ITEMS
LIST BY
ITEM OF LAND SITE PAVING LIGHTING BUILDINGS MISCELLA- TOTAL
WORK N0. ACQUISITION PREPARATION NEOUS'
A B C 0 E F G H'
1. $158,200 $ 158,200
2 269,850 269,'850
3 457,000 $ 49,000 506,000
4 $124,000 311,000 $ 2,800 53, 200 491,000
5 23,500 238,000 3,500 78,000 343,000
6 17,500 91000 54,000 3,500 84,000
7 80,000 80,000
8 25,000 25,000
9 36, 500 36, 500
10 3,500 180,500 184,000
11 2, 000 20 GOO
12 3,500 3, 500
13 50000 5,000
14 20,000 20,000
TOTAL, 445, 550 162, 000 1, 240, 500 1110300 Z48, 700 2, 208, 050
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ITEM 1 - LAND ACQUISITION FOR SOUTH
CLEAR ZONE, NORTH-SOUTH
RUNWAY
Item 1 consists of acquiring approximately 45 acres of land,
fee simple title, at the south end of the North-South Runway for clear
zone.
ESTIMATE OF COST
Item Description Quantity Unit Unit Price Amount
1 Land for Clear Zone 45.2 Acres $3,500 $158,200
Total $158, 200
ITEM 2 - I. AND ACQUISITION FOR 800-FOOT
EXTENSION, NORTH END, NORTH-
SOUTH RUNWAY FOR NORTH CLEAR
ZONE AND FOR MEDIU.%l APPROACH
LIGHTING SYSTEM - RUNWAY END
IDENTIFIER LIGHTS (MALS-R)
Item 2 consists of acquiring land as fc?lows:
1. Approximately 10.24 acres of land for an 800-foot extension
on the north rnd of the North-South Runway.
2. Approximately 64. 26 acres of land for a clear zone on the
north end of the North-South Runway.
3, Approximately 2.4 acres of land for the installation of a
Medium Intensity Approach Lighting System with Runway End
Identifier Lights (MALS-R).
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4. Approximately 0. 1 acres of land for middle marker site
located 2, 000 feet to 6, 000 feet from the runway threshold and an
outer marker site located 4 to 7 miles from the runway threshold.
ESTIMATE OF COST
Item Description Quantity Unit Unit Pri-e Amount
1 Lan(ffor 800' Extension 10.24 AC $3,500 $.35o840
2 Land for North Clear Zone 64. 26 AC 3,500 224, 910
3 Land for MALSR 2.4 AC 3,500 8,400
4 Land for Middle Marker 0.1 AC 3,500 350
5 Land for Outer Marker 0.1 AC 3,500 350
Total $269,850
ITEM 3 - STRENGTHEN EXISTING 4150-FOOT
NORTH-SOUTH RUNWAY AND TAXI-
WAY SYSTEM
Item 3 consists of constructing a bituminous pavement overlay of the
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existing 4150' x 150' portland cement concrete North-South Runway and
Taxiway. A study of potential aviation act+vity at Denton Airport in-
dicates a need to improve the facilities to accommodate business jet
aircraft. Included in the required improvements is strengthening the
existing runway and taxiway pavement to accommodate aircraft having
a maximum gross weight of 60,000 pounds. Investigations have determined
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that the existing concrete pavementvaries in thickness from 5.5 inches
to 7 inches, and that the flexural and compressive strengths are high.
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Although plate bearing tests on the existing runway and taxiway pavement'
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were not within the scope of the preliminary investigation, other tests
indicate that the modulus of subgrade reaction (K) of the subgrade beneath
the existing pavement is in the range of 90 pounds per cubic inch. A
preliminary an aysis of the overlay thickness required fo•. the runway
and taxiway is as follows:
Design Aircraft Weight: 60, 000 pounds on Dual Gear
Traffic Level: 1200 Annual Departures
Approximate Modulus of Subgrade Reaction (K) = 90 PCI
Working Stress = Flexural Strength = 650 - 372 psi
Safety Factor 1.75
Existing Thickness (he) = 6 inches
Overlay Thickness (t) = 2.5 (Fh - Cb he)
Where F = Factor which controls cracking of base pavement.
h = Single Thickness of rigid pavement required for design
conditions.
Ch = CcA:dition Factor for base pavement.
lie = Thickness of existing rigid pavement in inches.
Based on a K value of 90 and an annual traffic of 1200 departures the
F value is 0.90.
The Condition Factor (Cb) has been judged to be 1. 0.
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For Design Conditions: Working Stress = 372
K = 90
A/C wt = 60, 000
b = 8. 4 inches
(Fig 3-11 AC 15015320/63)
Therefore:
t =2.5(0.9x8.4-1.0x6)
t = 3.9" USE 4" Bituminous
Overlay on H-S
R_ unway & Taxiway
Cross sections of the existing 4150' x 150' N IS Runway were used to
establish preliminary grades and cross slopes on the proposed surface of the
bituminous overlay pa ament. Quantities of bituminous overlay pavement used
in the preliminary estimate were calculated from the cross sections.
ESTIMATE OF COST
Item Description Quantity Unit Unit«Price Amount
1 Rout exist redwood expansion
joints 8,300 L. F. $ 0.50 $ 40150.00
2 Reseal expansion joints 8,300 L. F. 0.45 3,735.00
3 Rout existing longitudinal
conatruction joints 19,700 L. F. 0.50 , 9o850.00
4 Reseal longitudinal con-
struction joints 26, 250 L, F. 0.45 11, 812.50
5 Clean transverse joints 1 L, S. 50000 50000.90
6 Tack Coat 10,000 Calr,. 0.60 6,000.00
7 Hot Mix Asphaltic Concrete Z1,150 Pons 13.00 3$9.700, OQ
Subtotal $421, 247.50
Contingenc:ea and Engineering 84, 752.50
do Total $506, 000.00
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ITEM 4 - EXTEND NORTH-SOUTH RUNWAY AND
TAXIWAY 1050 FEET TO SOUTH
The epcisting 4150' x 150' North-South runway and taxiv•ay will
require an extension to 6000 feet to accommodate the potential business
jet traffic. Studies have indicated that the facility can be economically
extended 1050 feet on the south end and this extension will also allow
the installation of a localizer for a future Instrume it L,andiri; System
on the runway. A preliminary design analysis of the requited pavement
structure on this runway and taxiway extension is as follows:
Design Aircraft Weight: 60, 000 pounds on Dual Gear
FAA Soil Class E-8
AC/5320-6B
Critical Areas (1050' Runway & Taxiway Extension)
Base Thickness 6"
Sub-base Thickness 7"
Pavement Thickness 4"
Total 17"
Top 6" of high P.1. Subgrade shall be treated with hydrated lime.
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ESTIMATE OF COST
Item Description Quantity Unit Unit Price Amount
1 Airfield Excavation 62,203 C. Y. $ 0.75 $ 46,654
2 Borrow Excavation 17,147 C. Y. 1.00 17,147
3 Compact Embankment 79, 352 C. Y. 0.50 39s676
4 Hot Mix Asphaltic Concrete 5, 653 Tons 18.00 101,754
5 Crushed Stone Base (P-209) 4,308 C. Y. 16.00 68,928
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6 Subbase R- 154) 5, 133 C, Y. 10.00 51, 330
7 Lime Treated Subgrade 27,091 S, Y. 0.60 16, 255
8 Hydrated Lime 402 Tons 36:b0 14,472
9 Prime Coat 10, 166 Gals. 0. 60 6, 100
10 Obliterate Threshold
Markings 1 L. S. 20000.00 2,000
11 Construct Displaced
Threshold 1 L. S, 2,000.00 20000
12 Construct Temporary
Threshold Lights 1 L. S. 1,000.00 1, 000
13 36" Reinforced Concrete Pipe 600 L. F. 20.00 120000
14 Concrete Heauwall 1 Ea. 1,000.00 1$000
15 Drop Inlet 2 Y, a. 800.00 1, 600
16 Turfing 1 L. S. 10, 000.00 100000
17 2-way underground electric duct 170 L. F. 6.00 10020
18 4-way underground electric duct 50 L. F. 12.00 600
19 Remove Existing Farm Fence 2, 000 L. F. 1.00 20000
20 Construct New Farm Fence 5s600 L. F. 2l 50 140000
Subtotal $4090536
Contingencies and Engineering 81, 464
Total $491,000
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ITEM 5 - EXTEND NORTH-SOUTH RUNWAY
AND TAXIWAY 800 FEET TO NORTH
An 800 foot extension of the North-South Runway and Taxiway is
required on the north end to complete the required 6, 000 foot runway
and taxiway system. A preliminary design analysis has resulted in a
pavement structure consisting of the following:
Base Thickness 6"
Subbase Thickness 7"
Pavement Thickness 4"
Total Required Thickness 17"
Top 6" of High P. I. subgrade shall be treated wi.t},hydrated lime.
ESTIMATE OF COST
Item Description Quantity Unit Unit Price Amount
1 Airfield Excavation 9, 704 C. Y. $ 0.75 $ 79278
2 Borrow Excavation 4o880 C. Y. 1.00 4o880
3 Compact Excavation 140584 C. Y. 0.50 7o292
4 Hot Mix At+phaltic Concrete 4,293 Tons 18.00 77o274
5 Crushed Stoae Base (P-209) 3, 325 C. Y. 16.00 53, 200
6 Subbase (P-154) 3, 963 C. Y. 10.00 39o630
7 Lime Treated Subg:ade 200954 S. Y. 0.60 '12, 572
8 Hydrated Lime 311 Tons 36.00 11, 196
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9 Prime Coat 7, 980 Gallons 0.60 4, 788
10 Construct Temporary
Threshold Lighting 1 L. S. 10000.00 10000
11 36" Reinforced Concrete Pipe $50 L. F. 20.00 11, 000
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Item Description Quantity Unit Unit Price Amount
12 Concrete Headwall 1 Ea. $ 1,000.00 $ 1,000
13 Drop Inlet 2 Ea. 800.00 1, 600
14 Turfing 1 L. S. 10, 000. 00 10,000
15 2-way underground electric
duct 170 L. F. 6.00 -1,020
16 4-way underground electric
duct 50 L. F, 12.00 600
17 Remove Existing Farm Fence 6, 500 L. F. 1.00 6, 50n
18 Construct New Farm Fence 60000 L. F. 2.50 15,000
19 Remove Exist. Farm Bldgs. 1 L. S. 20, 000.00 200000
Subtotal $285,830
Contingencies and Engineering 5?0 170
Total $343,000
ITEM 6 - RELOCATE FARM ROAD 1515 ON
NORTH END OF NORTH-SOUTH
RUNWAY
Existing Farm Road 1515 will be relocated approximately 1000 feet to the
north to accommodate the 800 foot extension on the north end of the North-South
Runway. The '_telocation will also provide the required 15-foot clearance between
the 50:1 approach surface and relocated Farm Road 1515.
ESTIMATE OF COST
Item Description Quantity Unit Unit Price Amount
1 Roadway Excavation 6, 000 C. Y. $ 1.25 $ 7, 500
2 Hot Mix Asphaltic Concrete 660 Tons 18.00 110880
3 Crushed Stone Base 20000 C. Y. 10.00 20, 000
4 Lime Treated Subgrade 130 000 S. Y. 0.60 70800
5 Hydrated Lime 150 Tors 36.60 5o400
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Item Description Quantity Unit Unit Price Amount
6 Drainage Improvements 1 L. S. $2, 000. CO $ 2,000
7 Roadway Striping it 500 S. F. 0.40 600
8 Right-of-way Acquisition 4.2 Ac. 30 500. 0(~ 14,700
Subtotal $69,880
Contingencies and Engineering 14,120
Total $84,000
ITEM 7 - CONSTRUCT MEDIUM INTENSITY RUNWAY
LIGHTING SYSTEM ON THE 6000-FOOT
NORTH-SOUTH RUNWAY AND TAXIWAY
SYSTEM AND CONSTRUCT ROTATING
BEACON, LIGHTED WINDCONE AND
SEGMENTED CIRCLE.
A. Runway Lighting System
This item shall consist of a complete Medium Intensity Lighting System
for the 6000 foot Runway; a new 36" Rotating Beacon and Tower and a new
Lighted Windcone and Segmented Circle. The lights shall be spaced in accord-
ante with FAA criteria, generally at 200' intervals. The lighting system shall
include taxi guidance signs.
ESTIMATE OF COST - RUNWAY LIGHTING SYSTEM
Item Description Quantity Unit Unit Price Amount
1 Medium Intensity Runway
Lights 58 Ea. $ 110.00 $ 6,380
2 Medium Intensity Threshold
Lights 16 Ea. 125.00 2, 000
3 Cable Trench 13, 000 L. F. 0.45 5, 850
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Item Description Quantity Unit Unit Price Amount
It Cable in Trench 14,000 L. F. $ 0.50 $ 7,000
5 Underground Cable in Duct 600 L. F. 0.50 300
6 Lighted Taxiguidance Signs 8 Ea. 450.00 600
7 Airport Regulator and Vault
Equipment 1 L. S. 6,000.00 6,000
8 Rotating Beacon 1 L. S. 6,500.00 6,500
9 Lighted Windcone and Segmented
Circle 1 L. S. 50000.00 5,000
Subtotal $42, 630
Contingencies and Engineering 8,370
Total $51, 000
B. Taxiway Lighting System
This item shall consist of a complete Medium Intensity Lighting
System for the North-South Parallel Taxiway and related taxiways.
ESTIMATE OF COST - TAXIWAY LIGHTING SYSTEM
Item Description Quanta Unit Unit Price Amount
1 Medium Intensity Taxi -
way Lights 100 Ea. $110.00 $110000
2 Cable Trench 14,000 L. F. 0.45 6, 300
3 Cable in Trench i4, 000 L, F. 0.50 7, 000
Subtotal $24,300
Contingencies and Engineering 4, 700
Total $29,000
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ITEM 8 - RELOCATE EXISTING VASI-2
AND CONVERT TO VASI-4
The 1050 foot extension on the south and the 800 foot extension on the
north will require the relocation and conversion of the existing VAS1-2
system. Business Jet Aircraft will be using the 6000 foot runway and a
VAST-4 is required, therefore this item consists of converting the existing
VASI-2 to a VAST-4.
Lump Sum Cost $25,000
ITEM 9 - CONSTRUCT PRECISION INSTRUMENT
MARKING ON 6000 FEET NORTH-SOUTH
RUNWAY AND TAXIWAY.
This item consists of marking the runway and taxiway in accordance
with FAA requirements for Precision Instrument Marking.
COST OF ESTIMATE
Item Description Quanti Unit Unit Price Amount
1 Runway and Taxiway
Marking 133,000 S. F. $0.25 $330250
Contingencies and Engineering 30250
Total $36j500
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ITEM 9 - STRENGTHEN AND EXTEND
EXISTING AIRCRAFT PARKING
APRON
A. Strengthen Existing Aircraft Parking Apron
The existing aircraft parking apron consists of a 50 foot wide portland
cement concrete taxiway bordering the airport side of the apron and a bituminous
paved aircraft parking apron consisting of approximately 33, 000 square yards
adjoining the concrete taxiway. A core boring of the bituminous apron indicated
a thickness of approximately 5. 5 inches at one location. The apron will most
frequently be used by light propellar driven aircraft and a large portion of the
apron should be strengthened to accommodate the 30, 000 pound gross aircraft
weight. An area of existing apron in close proximity to the terminal building
having a dimension of approximately 200' x 150' should be strengthened to
accommodate large business jet aircraft having a gross weight of 60, 000 pounds.
An analysis of the pavement improvements required in the two areas is as follows;
ANALYSIS OF PAVEMENT FOR 30, 000 POUNDS
Exist Bituminous Pavement Thickness = 5.4"
FAA Soil Class = E-8
Subgrade Class - F-6
Gross Aircraft Weight = 30, 000 lb on dual wheels.
Required Pavement Thickness = 12"
(AC 150'/5320/68)
Base = 5"
Subbase = 5"
Bituminous Pavement
Total 12" Required Thickness f better material.
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To calculate an overlay thickness of bituminous pavement required which
is equivalent to a total of 12 inches of new pavement, the following equivalent
factors are used:
1" Bituminous Pavement = 1-1/2" P209 Crushed Stone Base
1" Bituminous Pavement 2" P154 Subbase
1" Bituminous Pavement = 1" Bituminous Pavement
THEREFORE:
51IP209 Base = 3.4" Bituminous Pavement
1-1/2"
5"P154 Subbase = 2.5" Bituminous Pavement
2"
2" Bituminous Pavement = 1.0" Bituminous Pavement
1"
Required Pavement Thickness = 7.911 Bituminous Pavement
Existing Pavement Thickness = 5.4"
Overlay Thickness = 2. 5"
USE 3 inches Bituminous Overlay on the apron which will support a 30, 000 pound
aircraft:
An estimate of the cost of constructing the bituminous, pavement overlay
is as follows:
COST OF ESTIMATE
Item Description Quantity Unit Unit Price Amount
1 Hot Mix Asphaltic Conc. 3,823 Tons $18.00 $68,814
2 Tack Coat 2, 317 Gals. 0.60 1,390
Subtotal $70,204
Contingencies and Engineering 14, 796
Total $850000
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ANALYSIS OF PAVEMENT FOR 60. 000 LBS.
Exist Bituminous Pavement = 5.4"
FAA Soil Class = E-8
Subgrade Class = F-6
Gross Aircraft Wright = 60, 000 lb. on dual wheels.
Required Pavement Thickness = 17 inches
Base = 6"
Subbase = 7"
Pavement = 4"
Total 17" Required thickness
To calculate an overlay thickness equivalent to 17 inches, the following
factors are used:
1" Bituminous Pavement = 1-1/2" P209 Base
1" Bituminous Pavement = 2" P154 Subbase
1" Bituminous Pavement = i" Bituminous Pavement
THEREFORE:
61IP209 Base = 4.0
1.5
711P154 Subbase = 3. 5
2
4"Bit. Pavement = 4.0
1
Total 11. 5 inches Bituminous Pavement Required
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Required Pavement = 11. 5"
Existing Pavement = 5.4"
Required Overlay = 6. 1" Hot Mix Asphalt
USE V OVERLAY
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An estimate of the cost of constructing the bituminous pavement overlay
is as follows-
COST ESTMIATE
item Description Quantity Unit Unit Price Amount
1 Hot Mix Asphaltic Conc. 1,100 Tons $18.00 $19,800
2 Tack Coat 334 Gals. 0.60 200
Subtotal $20,000
Contingencies and Engineering 4,000
Total $240000
B. Extend Aircraft Parking Apron
Improvements to the aircraft ji-rking apron will also include an extension
having a dimension of approximately 300' x 200' at the south end of the existing
apron. Also, it is proposed that the curved portion of the apron in front of the
terminal building be extended to provies addit.onal apron for transient aircraft.
These areas are planned to accommodate 30, 000 pound aircraft and an analysis
of the required pavement is as follows:
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5" P209 Base
5" P154 Subbase
2" Bituminous Pavement
12" Total
The top 6" of subgrade will be treated with hydrated lime.
The cost of extending the aircraft parking apron is as follows:
COST OF ESTIMATE
Item Description Quantity Unit Unit Price Amount
1 Excavation 2,800 C. Y. $ 1.25 $ 3,500
2 Hot Mix Asphaltic Conc. 921 Tons 18.00 160578
3 Crushed Stone Base 1,186 C. Y. 16.00 18o976
(F-209)
4 Subbase (P-154) 1,200 C. Y. 10.00 12,000
5 Lime Treated Subgrade 8, 650 S. Y. 0.60 50 190
6 Hydrated Lime 122 Tons 36.00 40392
7 Prime Coat 2,540 Gals. 0.60 1,524
Subtotal $62, 160
Contingencies and Engineering 12,840
Total $75, 000
ITEM 11 - CLEAR APPROACH AREAS ON
NORTH AND SOUTH END, 6000
FOOT NORTH-SOUTH RUNWAY
This item consists of clearing all trees and other obstructions in approach
areas, each end of North-South Runway.
Lump Sum Cost $20010
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ITEM 12 - MARK AND LIGHT TP&L 139 KV
POWER TRANSMISSION LIME SOUTH
END, NORTH-SOUTH RUNWAY
Lump Sum Cost $3, 500
ITEM 13 - MARK AND LIGHT TP&L 60 KV
POWER TRANSMISSION LINE ON
NORTH END, NORTH-SOUTH
RUNWAY
Lump Sum Cost $5,000
ITEM 14 - RELOCATION COSTS
Item 14 consists of the costs required in connection with the "Uniform
Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970.
Lump Sum Cost $20,000
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Basic C ,jectives Page No.
1.1' Purpose & Objectives 1
1.2 Applicability 1
1.3 Administration I
2. Employment
2.1 Residence 2
r 2.2 Medical Examination 2
2,3 Appointment 2
2.4 Nepotism 2
2,5 Probation Period 2
2.6 Resignation 3
3. Classification & Compensation
3.1 Pay Plan 4
3.2 Use of Job Title 4
3.3 Continuous Study of Salary Rates 4
3.4 Method of Payment 4
3.5 Terminal Pay 4
3.6 Longevity Pay 5
3.7 Overtime 5
4. Attendance and Leave
4.1 Hours of Work 6
4.2 Attendance 6
4.3 Holidays
4.4 Vacation 6
4.5 Sick Leave 7
4.6 Emergency Leave 8
4.7 Special Leave With Pay 9
4.8 Leave of Absence Without Pay 9
4.9 Military Leave 9
4.10 Absence Without Leave 9
4.11 Jury Dury 9
4.12 Voting Privileges 9
4.13 Injured Employee Wage Continuation Benefits 10
5. General Provisions
5.1 Working Relationships 12
5.2 Personal Complaint Procedure 12
5.3 Suspension 12
5.4 Political Activity 13
5.5 Personal Records 13
5.6 Solicitations 13
5.7 Accrual of Benefits 13
5.8 Tuition Reimbursement 13
5.9 Retirement System 13
5.10 Personal Interest 14
PERSONNEL POLICIES
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
1. BASIC OBJECTIVIES
1.1 Purpose & 0 'ectives
The purpose of these policies is to provide a uniform set of rules
governing City/employee relations with all the benefits such a program
insures. The fundamental objectivies of good persornel administration
sought to be achieved by these policies include:
A. To promote and increase efficiency and economy in the service of
the City.
B. To provide fair and equal opportunity to all qualified applicants
to enter and advance in City employment on the basis of merit and
fitness as ascertained through fair and practical methods of
selection and promotion without regard to sex, race, color, religion,
national origin, or any other non-merit factor.
C. To develop a program of recruitment, advancement and tenure which
will make the service of the City attractive as a career and encourage
each employee to render his/her best service to the City.
D. To establish and maintain a uniform plan of evaluation and pay based
dpon the relative duties and responsibilities of positions in the
service of the City,
E. To promote high morale among City employees by providing good working
relationships, uniform personnel policies., opportunity for advancement
and consideration for employee welfare.
1.2 Applicability"
These policies shall apply to all employees in the service of the City
except that these policies shall not apply to members of the Fire and Police
Department where the same are inconsistent with the state legislation
affecting firemen and policemen and the Civil Service Rules promulgated
pursuant thereto.
4 1.3 Administration
The personnel program established herein shall be administered by the
Personnel Director, under authority delegated by the City Manager.
Each department head shall be responsible to the City Manager for
departmental compliance with these policies and shall make every good faith
effort to insure compliance with both the letter and the spirit of the
objectivies set down in these policies.
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II, APPOINTMENT
2.1 Residence
Department heads, with specific approval from the City Manager, may
require certain classes of employees who may be subject to emergency recall
and/or Periodic service in a stand-by status to estab,ish residence within
reasonable distances from the principal work site which would assure a
timely response to any call back to work which might be required under
emergency conditions and/or normal stand-by duty.
2.2 Medical Examinations
• Before being appointed, each prospective employee may be required to
undergo a medical examination by a physician designated by the City; the
cost to be borne by the City. No one who is given a medical examination
shall be em,3oyed unless the examining physician certifies that he/she meets
the minimum standards of physical fitness required for the position. Certain
classes of employees may be exempted from the above provisions upon approval
of the City Manager.
2.3 Appointment
A. New employees shall be selected oo the basis of their qualifications
for the job, including their physical condition. Preference shall be
given to former employees with a good record of service with the City
who have been laid off due to lack of work.
B. When minors are employed, they shall furnish the City with a minor's
release.
C. Membership or non-membership in any church, society, fraternity,
association, union, or other lawful organization will not affect an
employee's'standing with the City, nor will these factors be considered
in the selection of new employees.
2.4, Nepotism
No person related within the second degree of affinity or within the
third degree of consanguinity to the Mayor,'any member of the City Council, or
the City Manager shall be appointed to any office, position, or other servie of
the City. In addition, the City Manager shall not approve the appointment to any
supervisor's work group, any person who is related within the second degree by
affinity or consanguinity to that supervisor.
2.5 Probation Period
Lvery person appointed to a position in the service of the City shalt
be required to complete successfully a probation period of six months,
During the probation period the department head shall closely observe and
evaluate the work of newly appointed employees and encourage their effective
adjustment to the job and to the service of the City. Department heads
shall utilize the probation period to retain employees on the basis of the
adequacy of their performance, to correct inadequate performance and to
separate employees whose performance cannot be corrected.
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Prior to the end of the probation period, department heads should
prepare a notice of permanent status or of termination of employment for
each probationary employee. A change-of=pay notice will be sufficient
for confirmation of permanent status. No employee may have his or her
probation period extended nor shall any employee be required to serve
more than one probation period during any period of continuous full time
employment with the City.
2.6 Resignation
To resign in good standing, an employee shall submit a resignation
in writing to the department head at least two weeks before the effective
date of the resignation. An ertiployee who gives less than two weeks' notice
forfeits terminal vacation and sick leave pay unless this notice requirement
is waived by the department head.
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III. CLASSIFICATION & COMPENSATION
3.1 Pay Plan
The pay plan of the City of Denton consists of wage schedules and
a grouping of City positions according to type of work, difficulty and
responsibility. The wage schedule consists of a list of all job titles
and their corresponding rates of pay. Each Job shall be distinguished
by a written job specification including Job title, a list of duties and
responsibilities and a statement of the minimum qualifications necessary
for satisfactory performance of the duties of the job.
The Personnel Director shall be responsible for continuous maintenance
and administration of the plan, The Personnel Director shall classify new
positions in the service of the City into a temporary group or pay range
until final job specifications can be prepared and approved. The Personnel
Director shall revise existing specifications as the need arises.
3.2 Use of Job Title
All jobs are designed by job titles on all official records, payrolls
and communications. No job will carry an official title which has not been
approved by the City Manager as being appropriate to the duties performed.
3.3 Continuous Study of Salary Rates
Upon request of the City Manager and periodically as the need arises,
the Personnel Director shall prepare an analysis of prevailing rates of pay
for similar public and private employment in the area and at large, taking
into consideration cost-of-living factors and other factors which may be I
pertinent in recommending changes in the plan. On the basis of this infor-
mation, the City Manager may recommend changes in pay policy, or change
individual pay rates as necessary to keep the pay plan current, uniform
and equitable.
3.4 Methods of Payment
Pay periods and dates of payment shall be set by the City Manager. All
employees are paid for the actual number of hours worked during each pay period.
When absent on authorized sick or vacation leave, each employee shall be paid
at his/her regular rate.
3.5 Terminal Pay
All employees who leave the service of the City in good standing shall
receive all pay which may be due them:
A. Employees who have successfully completed the probation period shall be
paid for all unused accrued vacation time. Employees who leave before
completing the probation period are not eligible to receive vacation pay
at termination.
B. An employee shall not be considered to have left in good standing if
he/she is dismissed form the service due to conviction of a criminal
offense involving moral turpitude or the willful and gross neglect of
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duty or gross insubordination, or fails to give proper notice as
defined in Section 2.6.
C. Employees who die while in the service of the,City; or who are granted
military leave of absence and die while in the armed forces on such
leave shall be paid for all unused sick leave not to exceed 90 working
days. Employees who leave the service of the City, except as provided
for in this paragraph, shall not be paid for unused accrued sick leave.
3.6 Longevity Pay
Longevity pay is designed to reward the permanent full-time employee and
to compensate accordingly for the employee's increased value to the City
through length of continuous and productive service.
A. Longevity pay is accrued at the rate of $4.00 per month for each
consecutive one-year period of service beginning from the date of
full time employment in a position other than temporary or seasonal
and continuing until such continuous employment has ended.
B. Non-Civil Service employees become eligible to receive longevity pay
during the first December following the completion of their robation
period (following completion of six months full time service .
C. Payment of longevity pay is to be made in a lump sum each year
during the first three weeks of December to all eligible employees
who are employed on December 1 of that year. Employees who are
not in the service of the City on December 1 shall not be eligible
to receive longevity pay.
3.7 Overtime
Employees shall work overtime when nece3sary, and overtime on any fob
shall be allocated as evenly as possible among all employees qualified to
do the work. Departments will keep complete records of overtime and will
furnish periodic reports to the City Manager. Overtime shall be paid at a
rate not to exceed 1-112 times the regular rate, or such other rate as may
be specifically approved by the City Manager and/or required by law.
At the descretion of the Department Head, compensatory time off (at
the rate of 1-112 to 1) may be awarded in lieu of paid overtime to non-exempt
employees. Compensatory time off may also be awarded exempt employees at'
a rate of 1 to 1.
Exempt employees are salaried employees and, except as provided, are
not eligible for overtime compensation. However, overtime may be paid in
salary at the straight time rate (1 to 1) to those exempt positions approved
by the City Manager. A list of exempt and non-exempt positions shall be
prepared and maintained by the Personnel Director. Employees -.,rho leave the
service of the City shall not be paid for accumulated compensatory time which
has not been-taken as time off prior to the date of termination.
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!V. ATTANDANCE/LEAVE
4.1 Hours of Work
The hours during which, City offices and Departments are open for business
shall be determined by the City Manager.
4.2 Attendance
Employees shall be required to be at their places of work in accordance
with these rules and general or departmental regulations. All departments
shall maintain attendance records of employees.
4.3 Holidays
The following holidays are declared official holidays for City employees.
If the holiday falls on Saturday, it will be observed on the preceeding Friday;
if the holiday falls on Sunday, it will be observed on the following Monday.
New Year's Day ..................................January 1
Memorial Day. ..........................Last Monday in May
Independence Day ...................................July 4
Labor Day .......................First Monday in September
Thanksgiving ..................Fourth Thursday in November
Friday after Thanksgiving
Christmas Eve .................................December 24
Christmas Day .................................December 25
A. As many employees as possible will be given each holiday off without
loss of pay. All employees who are required to work on holidays,
shall be given an alternate day off or shall be paid regular rates
for the time worked in addition to their regular pay.
When the holiday and regular day off occur on the same day, those
employees who are scheduled off duty on that day will be entitled
to additional pay or another day off.
B. Seasonal and temporary employees will be paid their re.aular rates
on a holiday only if required to work,
C. Permanent part-time employees who work 20 hours per week or'more shall
be entitled to pay for holidays on a prorated schedule.
0. An employee who is absent without leave on the day immediately preceding
or following a holiday shall lose pay for the holiday as well as for that
day.
4.4 Vacation
All regular full time employees shall accrue one day (8 hours) of
vacation, at their regular rate of pay, for each month of their first five
years of continuous service (12 working days per year). Upon completion of
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five years of continuous full time service, each regular employee (except
Fire and Police Civil Service employees) will also accrue an additional one
half day (4 hours) of vacation for each year of continuous service beyond
the fifth year beginning on the anniversary date of completion of the fifth
year of service and continuing until regular full time service with the City
has ended. An employee who enters the service of the City before the 16th
day of the month or who terminates after the 15th day of any month will earn
a day of vacation time for that month.
A. Pay in leiu of taking vacation shall not be permitted except upon termination.
B. The maxium allowed accrual of vacation time is 40 days. However, the
City Manager may waive this limitation if the needs of the City precluded
the taking of any excess vacation which w?-1J otherwise be lost because
of this limitation. The maximum amount of continuous vacation time which
can be granted to an employee at one time is four calendar weeks, unl'ass
approved otherwise by the department head.
C. Department heads and supervisors shall schedule employee vacations, giving
due consideration to the needs of the service and the ability of the
re~.,.aining staff to perform the work of the department or division,
0. Accrual of vacation time begins upon employment with the City in a regular
position other than temporary or seasonal.
E. Temporary and seasonal employees shall not earn or accrue vacation, nor
be entitled to vacation pay upon separation. Employees who leave the
City before completing 6 months' service are not entitled to vacation
or vacation pay upon separation.
F. Vacation time can be taken in minimum intervals of one hour,
G. No vacation time can be taken until an employee has completed 6 months of
service with the City, nor can vacation be taken in advance of it being earned.
H. Fire & Police Civil Service employees shall accrue an additional one half
day of vacation for each year of continuous full time service beyond the
tenth year of service beginning on the anniversary date of completion of
the tenth year of service and continuing until service with the City has
ended. For this purpose, Fire Department Civil Service employees who work
a 56 hour week shall count one half day as 12 hours (or 1/2 of a 24 hour
shift),
4.5 Sick Leave
All employees, except temporary and seasonal employees, are entitled to
accumulate paid sick leave credits. Sick leave credit accumulates at the rate
of one working day (B hours) for each month of continuous employment (12 working
days per year). Unused sick leave may be accumulated without limit.
A. T,,e length of accrued sick leave time (in hours) of a permanent part-time
employee whall bear the same proportion to regular sick leave as his/her
work time bears to a regular work week according to the provisions set
forth in 5.7. Temporary and seasonal employees shall nto accrue sick leave,
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B. Sick leave shall accumulate and may be used during the probation period.
Sick leave may not be used in advance of it being earned however.
C. An employee who enters the service before the 16th or who leaves.after
the 15th of any month shall earn a day of sick leave (8 hours) for that
month.
D. Sick leave may be used in intervals of one hour. Official holidays and
regular days off shall not count against sick leave.
E. After an employee's accumulated sick leave has been exhausted, the accrued
vacation may be used as sick leave. When absence due to illness exceeds
the amount of paid leave earned and authorized, the pay of an employee
shall be discontinued until he/she returns to work,
F. Sick leave may be allowed in case of personal illness or physical incapacity
of an employee, or when an employee is required to attend his/her spouse
1 or minor children who are ill or incapacited and who also reside in the
same household as the employee.
G. To receive paid sick leave, an employee shall communicate with his/her
immediate supervisor, or authorized representative before or within two
hours after the time set for beginning work.
H. Department heads may require satisfactory proof of illness or of the need
for attending a family member and may disallow any sick leave in the
absence of a physician's statement. Employees who willfully use sick
leave for purposes other than those which are intended in these policies
shall be dismissed from the service.
1. Employees who become ill during the period of their vacation may request
that their vacation be temporarily terminated and their time charged to
sick leave. A physician's st.?cement will normally be required in such
instances.
J. An employee who is pregnant may.use accrued sick leave for maternity
purposes prior to delivery and for a reasorabie time following delivery
as may be determined as necessary by her physician due to temporary
disability.
4.6 Emergency Leave
All permanent full time employees may be granted emergency leave with
pay for a period not to exceed three work days in case of death in their
immediate family. This leave will not be charged against sick leave or
vacation. Part-time, seasonal, and temporary employees may be granted up
to 3 nays leave of absence without pay in such cases. (Immediate family,
for this purpose, shall be defined as; husband, wife, son, daughter, mother,
father, mother-in-law, father-in-law, employee's grandparents, brother, sister.)
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4.7 Special Leave with Pay
Department heads may grant employees special leave with pay and actual
expenses to attend professional meetings, conferences, conventions or short
schools, or to visit other cities in the interest of the City.
4.8 Leave of Absence Without Pay
Department heads may grant leaves of absence without pay tq regular
employees, not to exceed thirty days in duration. When leaves are to exceed
thirty days, they shall also be approved by the City Manager. Leaves of
absence may not exceed one year in duration, and may not be renewed. Employees
shall request leaves of absence in writing well in advance of the date desired.
Leave may be requested for any legitimate purpose, but employees may be obligated
to show that granting such leave is in the interest of the City and will not
work an undue hardship on the appropriate operating department. •
4.9 Military Leave
Military leave shall be of two types:
A. Short Tour - Employees in a permanent full time position who are ordered
by competent military authorities to short tours of military duty (Reserve
or National Guard Sumner Camp) not to exceed 15 working days annually shall
be paid their regular pay while on such leave. Where such tours of duty
exceed 15 working days, an employee may be granted leave without pay for
time in excess of 15 working days according to the provisions of Sec. 4.8.
B. Indefinite - Full time employees with more than 6 months service who
volunteer for military service during a national emergency declared by
Congress, or who are involuntarily called to service by competent military
authorities at any time, may be granted military leave of absence without
ply.
Employees on indefinite military leave who do not accept reappointment
with the City in their same or comparable job within 30 days from the date
of their release from active duty shall be deemed to have resigned from
the City. •
4.10 Absence Without Leave
No employee may be absent from duty without permission of his/her immediate
supervisor. Absence without leave may be sufficient cause for dismissal and
forfeiture of all rights and privileges earned while employed. An empl,ye(!
absent for three consecutive days without notice shall be coisidered to have
resigned as o,' the last day of active employment.
4,11 Jury Duty
No deduction will be made from an employee's wages due to absence from
work because of service as a Juror or because of attending court or a coroner's
inquest as a witness, but not as a party.
4.12 Voting Privileges
All employees entitled to vote in National, State, County, or Municipal
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elections'shall, when necessary, be allowed sufficient time off with pay, not
to exceed 2 hours, to exercise this privilege. 4
4.13 Injured Employee Wage Continuation Benefits
All employees who sustain a physical injury on the job shall receive
payments according to the provisions of the Workmen's Compensation Act.
In addition, subject to the provisions set forth below, permanent
employees who sustain physical injury on the job shall receive wage payments
as injured employee wage continuation payments, separate and distinct from
and in addition to workmen's compensation payments, during such time as a
physician, either selected by the Personnel Director, or selected by the
employee and approved by the Personnel Director, certifies that the employee
is not able or should not return to regular or full-time work due to the
injury. Wage continuation benefit payments shall not be charged against
sick leave or vacation time until supplemental wage continuation benefits
have been exhaused. The total amount paid an injured employee while absent
from work, including any combination of workmen's compensation benefits,
wage continuation benefits, sick leave, vacation leave and wages for work
performed, shall not exceed 100 percent of full pay which he or she would
have received for such period at his or her regular hours and rate of pay.
In no event, unless expressly authorized by the Personnel Director, shall
the total amount of wage continuation benefits paid to an employee as a
result of a physical injury, including any later aggravation, relapse or
reinjury, exceed 30 working days at 100% of his or her regular hours and
rate of pay; nor shall supplemental wage continuation benefits be paid for
absence from work or inability to perform regular or full-time work for
an injury substained two or more years previously. While off work and
drawing injured employee wage continuation benefits an injured employee
shall continue to accrue vacation and sick leave at the regular rate.
A. The term "physical injury" as used in this section shall mean an injury
to the physical structure of the body or a part thereof including any
subsequent aggravation or reinjury that occurs while the employee is
acting in the course and scope of his/her employment and shall not
include any illness, disease or infection except such illness, disease
or infection as is directly caused by and naturally results from a
physical on the job injury. Injuries that occur while traveling to
and from work, while engaged in horseplay, while attending to personal
matters and partly in employment matters, shall not be deemed injuries
so as to qualify for this supplemental benefit.
B. During the time an employee is unable to work and the Personnel Director
authorizes the employee to be off duty due to a physical injury, he/she
shall-be paid as injured employee wage continuation benefits an amount
not to exceed the difference between his or her regular pay and his Lr
her workmen's compensation benefit payment.
C. An employee with a physical injury who is able, as determined by the
treating physician, to perform light duty may be required by the City
Manager to do so for his or her original department or another department.
D. An employee who does not qualify for injured employee wage continuation
benefits, or whose benefits are used up before being released to duty by
the treating physician may take his or her accrued sick and/or vacation
leave, to equal 100% of regular pay. If the employee is receiving weekly
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workmen's compensation payments then sick and vacation leave may be taken
in an amount necessary to make up the difference between such payments
and full regular pay. An employee who has used all accrued sick and
vacation leave, and injured employee wage continuation benefits before
being released to duty by the treating physician may be granted a leave
of absence without pay for a reasonable period upon recommendation of
the department head and approval by the City Manager.
E. An employee who is physically able and who fails to report any on-the-fob
injury, however minor, within twenty-four hours after it occurs, to his or
her supervisor and take such first aid treatment as may be necessary shall
• not receive or be eligible for injured employee wage continuation benefits.
When an employee is injured on the fob he or she shall complete a written
accident report immediately and submit it to the department head with a
copy to the Personnel Department.
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V. GENERAL PROVISIONS
5.1 Working Relationships
It. shall be the duty of each employee to maintain high standards of
cooperation, efficiency, and economy in his/her work for the City. Depart-
ment heads and supervisors shall organize and direct the work of their units
to achieve these objectives.
A. When an employee's work habits, production, or personal conduct on the
job falls below a desirable standard, supervisors should point out the
deficiency at the time they are observed. Warning in sufficient time
for improvement should precede form;-1 discipline, but nothing in this
policy shall prevent immediate formal action whenever the interest of
the City requires it.
B. When any question arises concerning the validity of an order of a
supervisor, employees shall complete the tasks assigned. If they then
have any complaint, tl-ey will settle it with their supervisor, if possible.
If they are unable to obtain satisfaction from the supervisor they have
the right to use the appeal procedure as descrfbed'in section 5,2.
C. A department head may recommend demotion or dismissal of an employee at
any time for gust cause ascertained after careful and factual consideration.
D. A department head may dismiss any employee found to have used, or who is
found using, intoxicants and/or illegal drugs while on duty, or reporting
to work under the influence of such intoxicants or illegal drugs.
5.2 Personal Complaint Procedure
Employees who have any complaint shall have the right to appeal to their
immediate supervisor, to their department head, and to the City Manager, in the
order named, until the complaint is settled. Appeal may be made orally or in
writing. ,
A. The complaint procedure shall be simple and informal. Department heads
or supervisors may require signed complaint notices at their discretion,
but all discussion^ shall be conducted in a manner most conducive to
quick and satisfactory solution of the problems involved.
B. Any complaint not settled in a department within thirty days may be
carried directly to the- City Manager for settlement. The City Manager'
shall hear and investigate all sides of the case and shall redder a
decision.
5.3 Suspension
A. In the interest of good discipline, a department head, may for dust
cause, recommend suspension of an employee without pay for any length
of time up to 30 working days in a single year. No disciplinary suspension,
or combination of suspensions, shall exceed 30 working days in one calendar
year. An employee who is suspended shall be given written notice of the
reasons for the action, and a copy forwarded to the Personnel Department
to be made a part of the employee's personal history record.
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B. During investigation, hearing, or trial of an employee on any civil
cause or criminal charge, when suspension would be in the interest of
the City, an employee may be suspended without pay for the duration of
the proceedings. The suspension shall terminate within ten days after
completion of the case for which the employee was suspended, by resignation
or dismissal of the employee, or by reinstatement with full recovery of
all pay and other benefits lost during the period of suspension, or by
other appropriate action. Approval of the City Manager shall be required
in all such suspensions.
3 5.4 Political Activity
All employees shall refrain from seeking or accepting nomination or
election to any municipal or partisan political office; and futhermore shall
refrain from using their influence in any way, for or against, any candidate
for any elective office while engaged in the performance of their duties on
the job.
5.5 Personal Records
Personal history records of each employee are available for inspection
by the employee and his/her supervisor.
5.6 Solicitations
No solicitation of funds of any character or for any purpose whatsoever
shall be permitted among City employees on the job without the expressed
approval of the City Manager.
5.7 Accrual of Benefits
Employees working less than 20 hours per week do not accrue any benefits.
Permanent part-time employees regularly w+)rking at least 20 hours but less
than 30 hours per week accrue benefits on a half-time basis; permanent part-
time employees regularly working at least 30 hours but less than 40 hours per
week accrue benefits on a 3/4 time basis; and permanent employees working full
time shall accrue benefits on a full basis. Temporary and seasonal employees
do not accrue benefits.
5.8 uition Re mbursi'ment
pa tment leads may approv reimbursement of tuition, fees, and actual
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costs for requir d texts for sat sfactory comps tion of courses taken by
empl ees provided: the course r.courses) is ertified in advance by the
depa men head as being obviousl job related a d that completion of the
coursr' (o courses) by the employ , is in the in erest of the City.
5.9 Retirement System
All employees working 30 hours per week or more, except temporary or
seasonal employees, are required to enroll in and make contributions to
the Retirement System as a condition of their employment. Contributions
to the Retirement System shall be as specified by the City's agreement with
the Texas Municipal Retirement System.
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5.10 Personal Interest
No employee shall have a financial interest, direct or indirect, in
any contract with the City, or be financially interested in the sale
to the City, or purchase from the City, of any land, materials, supplies,
or services except as may be otherwise determined by the City Attorney
be in the best interest of the City.
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