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AGENDA
CITY OF DENTON CITY COUNCIL
July 24, 1979
Special Called Fleeting of the City of Denton City Council Tuesday,
July 24, 1979 it 5:00 P.M. and a Special Called Joint Meeting of
the City of Denton City Council and thy: Public Utility Board,
Tuesday, July 24, 1979 at 7:30 P.M. iii the Council Chambers of
the Municipal Building. Broadcast live on KNTU radio.
A. Meeting of the City of Denton City Council
1. Consider a presentation by 1st Southwest Company con-
cerning municipal mortgage financing.
?s 2, /Consider a discussion on the financing of the Central
Fire Station.
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3. Ansider authorizing the City Manager to sign a letter r
of agreement with Alexander Grant and Company relating
t9 requested services.
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4. /nsidcr a report and recommendations from Alexander
Grant and Company relative to the Data Processing f
turfy.
5. Consider the request of Denton County relative to
County-wide animal.control.
6. ,Consider amending Ordinance 25-76 and 25-78 regarding
V eater and sewer line pro rata changes along state and i
federal highways.
7. r,/Consider an ordinance continuing the taxation of
automobiles.
1 i J. ,Consider a resolution extending an invitation to Madaba,
Jordan to participate in the International Sister Cities "
Program as the City of Denton's Sister City.
9, Consider a resolution authorizing the payment to Denton
County for the City's share of the cost of Medical
Services Coordinator.
' 10, /toinsider a resolution authorizing the purchase, of property
at Bolivar and Mr Kinney for the Central Fire Station.
' 110 ,/Consider extcnding the affected area for public hearing
! mailouts from 200 to 500' for proposed zoning changes.
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EMERGENCY ADDENDUM
CITY COUNCIL. STUDY SESSION
July 24, 1979
7,00 p.m.
1. Consider anordinance quitclaiming the original easements
dedicated for the Golden Triangle 14all developftnt.
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July 24, 1979
Page Two
B. Joint Meeting of the City of Denton'City Council and the
Public Utility Board
1. Discussion on the role of the Utility Board, its
relationship with the City Council and other matters
related to•the Utility System.
C. Executive Session
1. Consider legal, real estate, and personnel matters.
2. Board Appointments
D. Consider Board Appointments
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NeXendar Grant
4 COMFANY IMT[ANATt01FAL F1MIr
CERTIFIED ►UII.IC ACCOUNTANTS AIiXAMCLI G94NT' TARAIEY• WTTt'
July 120 1979 '
Mr. 0. Chris Hartung
City Manager
City of Denton {
Municipal Building
Denton, Texas 76201
Dear Hr., Hartung:
We appreciate the opportunity we had to meet with: yaw
and members of the City Council last Tuesday, July 3, 1979, to
discuss the special engagement the City Council has asked Xt.axanfir
i Grant Company to perform. {
Questions raised by members of the City Council, as
we understrnd them, include the following:
How'much operating funds would the City lose
if 'the discretionary transfer from the Utilities
to the Ceneral Fund were discontinued?
How much of this discretionary transfer is
attributable to the universities and other
tax exempt organizations operating within the
City?
On the basis of some common denominator such
as kilowatt-hours, how much could utility gills
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How much would the City tax,rate have to be
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increased in order to offset the discretionary
transfer of funds to the General Fund?
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City of i3nton _2-
July lam, 1979
How does the City"3 utility rate comp4re to
Cities of comparable size which are served by
private utilities?
How much would such comparable private utility
pay to the City in taxes?
It was recognized by all that some of th(,se questions,
particularly the last two, might not be answerable because of lack
o, comparable and reliable data. Further, it was understood that +
the work we .°ould perform in attempting to answer these questions i
would be based upon 1978 tax and utility rates and upon the City's
financial statements for the year ended September 30, 1978,
It is our understanding that our work in connection with
this special engagement will be limited to the following procedures.
(1) We will make inquiries of certain City personnel
and review City utilities records in order to
determine the recorded amount of utility usage
both in total and for,the tax exempt entities,
(2) By reference to the City's financial statements
for the year ended September 30, 1:;78, we will
determine the amount of discretionary transfers
made by each ut•ility•to the General Fund.
(3) By relating the amount of discretionary transfers
to the units used we will determine the per unit
amount of such discretionary transfers,
(9) Using the units consumed by the various tax exempt
entities and the per unit amount of the discretionary
transfers, we will calculate tho amount of such
transfers: attributable to the tax exempt entities,
(b) We will also calculate the per unit amount by
which the utility bills might have been reduced
for the year ended September 30, 1978, if the
discretionary transfers had been discontinued.
(8) Review and inquiry will also be made of the over-
all tax base in the City and we will calculate
the amount per $100 valuation.by which the !
City tax rate) would need to be in creased in order
to offset the discontinued transfer of funds from
the utilities.
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City of Denton -3- July 12, 1978
(7) We will make an inquiry of other offices of
our firm, the Texas Public Utilities Commission
and the Texas Municipal League in an attempt
to determine if data are available relative to
utility rates charged to a comparabld sized
city by private utilities.
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(8) In connection with (7) above, we will aloo
attempt to learn the amount of taxes paid to,
comparable sized cities by such private utilities.
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constitute an examination of the financial. statements in accordance
with generally accepted auditing standards, we will, prepare a
special 'report of our findings which will bps limited in distribution
to the City Council and management of the City of Denton,
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Inasmuch as the stipulated procedures referred to a ~
will not constitute an audit examinationt they will not necessarily ti
reveal all matters of significance relating to the data reviewrd.
In addition, such procedures are not designed and cannot
be relied upon to discover'defalcations ant similar irregularities.
However, if such irregularities come to our %ttention, we will
discuss them with you to determine what action should be taken.
Oar fees for the services set forth in this letter will
be at our regular rates and billings for such services will be
rendered for payment on a monthly basis, so that you may readily
relate our charges to the work performed. This engagement includes
j only,those services specifically,desoribed in this letter.
If you are in agreement with the terms of this letter,
plea6e sign the copy and return it for our V les. We appreciate
1 the opportunity to work with you and continue our pleasant Associa-
tion.
Very truly yours,
ALEXANDER GRANT & COMPANY
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City of Denton -4- July 12, 1979
The foregoing lottcr fully describes the services
required and is accepted by us,
CITY OF DENTON ,
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a, Chris Hirtu city Manager
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Council Agenda Item
SUBJECTi Consider Amending Ordinance 45- 76678 Regarding Water and Sewer
Line Pro-Rata Charges Along State and Federal Highway,
SUMMARYi
;v„ 45-76d,d of the City's Code of Ordinances establishes that
anyone desiring a tap to a water or sewer line that runs along their pro-
perty ahd installed by someone else, such as a developer or the City
must pay 60% of the current cost of such a line, This Pro Rate thereby
repays the City or a previous developer for installing such line. This
ordinance is satisfactory for City Streets or county roads since water and
sewer taps can be cut across the street and the full 100% cost of. the line
can be recovered. However, State and Federal regulations do not allow service
taps to cross their highways. Therefore, our present ordinance allows only a
60% recovery of installation costs. The recommended amendment, Exhibit I*
establishes that the Pro Pate charge along State and Federal highways be 100%.
Because of"this State and Federal Regulation it is generally necessary to run
water and sewer mains on both aides of a state or Federal Highway.
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FISCAL SUMMARYs
Difficult to determine since footage of Pro Rate charges vary annually-.
ACTION RF.QUIREDS'
3 Approval of subject amendment.
ALTERHATIYESi
j Approve amendment - This will allow the City to legally collect
100% Pro Rate along State and Federal Highways.
Leave ordinance as is - This could result in insufficient recovery
of line installation for both City and Developer'installod lines.
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I i RECOlR4ENCATION~ .
The Utility Board at their meeting of July )50 1979 recommended
approval of the ordinance Amendment.
R. E.Neisont P.E.
Director of utilities
EXHIBITS I Ordinance Amendment
It Existing Pro Rata ordinance
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(e) Tic devclojR r shall enter into nn ai;rce+ner,t with the
city before nny relmbmrcrmrnt cony lie mast, whleh sane.
mcnl cloth be mad) prior to newlit'ance, of the wnhr liy the
city. Such ru;recrocnt x11:111 ttula the, cost of the m am,
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of payment, And the mmAnrum Amount of reirrbur: 1r,:: t
(Ord. No, 71.17, A, lr CrVh I
Sce, 25.70 1'ro-rata cost chargca for tapping maim cxlcndcd
by developer or city,
` (a) l1very person or developer Applying for A tap of any
water or sauilary :nogg !main whlch has been conitru.;cd
under the terms of toction 25-74 or 23-77 snail pny for roch
privilege i+t the following rates:
r (1) Where the main Abuts,, mid Is Accessible to, aoparntu
platted tracts, the chargo shall be sixty per cent (Cvq, )
of the average current cost of it inter main, not exce;a•
Ing In inside dinmater eight (8) Inches, or, if a anti. '
tar), sower•mnin; not exceeding In inside dinmettr ten
(10) Inches,,per front foot of the lot or tract of land
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(2) The charge to owners of propc)'ty through tvhloh, under
proper-casement, said water or sewer rnatn has beeri
r constructed which ensoment does not abut n Mrcet or
other way directly Accessible to a separately awne.l trait
shall be the average current cost of such A n-min, not
exceeding in inside dinmeter eight (8) inches for
water,'or tcri (10) melees for snnilury sower, per foot
• through the lot or tract of land to which such connec•
lions may' bu rand2, except as may be applied under
paragraph (c) below,
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{b) The charl;os provided by this section shall be fr• oddi-
tion to the usunl tapping fee and to any other charges r0-
qulrcd by the city. .
• . (c) The iulcnt and purporo of this section is to provlda an
equitable charro for water and sanitary sower connections as
• a proportfoh2to distribution of the cost of water and ennitary
sower main extensions to scrvo,property within the Jurlsdic•
tim of the city, In cant property or n tract of land is to
• situated or shaped that, (Ire rlbovo frdllt foot chargo creates tin
fiuquitaLle basis As between it and other tracts of Innd, Shen,
+ f,t that event, the city innnager shall detertnina the proper
46 eharro.in Accord with the Intent And purpose of this sccttou,
,end such d.dcrmincd eldrrgo cony be lesser or greater than
that by 1110 front foot basis. If more lots Arc to be cervcd by
the main 01.111 Abut nr'contni'n it, then 01rt charge r:hall be
greater, As delcrnrincd by the city'mmiager, No person shall
aeQulro any veshal right 1111der (lie terms And provitlons of
Ihts scCO011,.31nr A MI tht City of Dmitmt lncur orp4aum0 any
Nubility or oWlgntion to eximid or orrcnmber tns to utility
funds. No utility funds shall be spoilt or cmenmbeevd muless
• Ante Avo nvnllable for ouch purpose. Am dclcrmIlled iy the
city mnnagcr,
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Rrr, Y.i•~r' tiprrlal rrlrnslon.v to Inrlil't'11a1
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(a) 11'l•t'rt' r:ll arntloll of II i:8trr nl' I."lilt: r.^t"Pr 1:1(ll:
Is Made by the c(ty In r•rclar to r a xtr~lr frstnlty rrahk'n^r
as pl'Ut'i:ed fl.nsc, tho ul o.1. h,ay rrntravt wARIJ illr,• ;gyp t,
W!' 1 r~ilarUon,ta rllale bJ t.,Wtlt a nl:cln r:1 failowsr
• (1) The owners of a ringlo family rclidence xltunted on a
platted lot hat'inf; a!lo hmcdred (loo) feet or lees
Anttill" ar fr'otlthle on sacral main rosy I);), ml nrntl nt
t, cqurl to sixty per rent my ) of the nrrral;e ctlrrrrlt
cast'pcr;foot thrcuf;h ur ndjuhling u,11 lot to 1s•hlth
conclolt is mane,
(2) Tha owner of a single farlltty resldalse rituated r,n e
tut or tract of surd ha~ilcl; agora tllan one hundnri
(103) feet nLutting or frontiuf, on Ruth main way p0l.
' All nrnoa!lt cqu;:l to clay per crllt (C11; ) of tl:e r.c'cral;.•
currcut Cott per foot throtti-h. or ndjolntne- much lot.
or tr.A to tvllicll tho etinwctlon is rclado for one I rn•
' e'red (100) feet of sut11 n Main, p',asAixty per cel~t 1
(G);}) of the aecr10c current cost of tat per cant
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(101,41) of the b.ibnco of the Loribre I,f luch tract,
' bohlg the ItCjWal c:.W." ':otarc n1•er one hupdred (100I.
• Lai not h ex;:ed a tolnl (if three twnIred (COQ) fret
of main ref; trit w of the lcnglh rcyuirod for the c\1n•
' rectlon. '
(3) No ol;•rer to which a connection 15 ncndo 1,urcuan
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this tcction cl:nll be entitled to relinburccrr:ent for any
fuluro connertions, and all future taps and connoctlons
nsde Ly, ills o'xim shall be raid for as providca In
section 23.70 uIlless the exkmlon bgreenitnt thall state
othcr%v;se.
(b) Whtrc tho city mmager Acterm(ne► that .4pr041 'cir•
elnnataneca exist which would t•rcato till undco hardship on
the m. ncr:t described to thl:c section, Me klrocl ions of tectlon
25.70 (c) shaft apply to such owners.
{c) in no case will ally water or tetra lino bo extended by
(he city unless propar and tufficient funds r,re avalihblo there.
for. (Ord. No. 71.1i,11t.11 G-XU) ,
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AN ORDINANCE MINDING ARTICLE Y CHAPTER
OF THE CODE 0.-v O.{J1i-A.VCES OF THE CITY OF De5, Od,TIONS 76 AND 7
A N1.•N PRO-kA;:k CFARGE FOR HATER ANU SENERSXENSION~S~ PROVIDING
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THE COUNCIL 0.r ME CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY MAINSa
PART r.
That the Code of Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas, be
ani the same is h._eby amended and revised by adding and
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new subseatlons of Sections 25-76 and 78 of Article V, Chapter 25
enLitled 'Section 25-76, pro-Rata cost charges for tapping Mai -,s
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extended by developer or city; Section 25-788 Speolal extensions
to individual single family rosldences• which shall hereafter read ,
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SECTION 25-766 PRO-RATA COS' CHARGES FOR TAPPING mAlHS
EXTENDED BY DEVELOPER OR CITY
(a) 1. Where the main abuts and is accessiblo to, separate
platted tracts, the charge shall be sixty (601) percent of the
averago current coat of a water main where such main is located
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along a city street or a county road,
or the charge shall be one
u nr 001 p'~'^ ` ` :'~n rvernn, cu rent
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where such main is located alonq a stnto or federal hi We not
{ oxceeding in !Heide diameter sight (8) inches,, or, if a sanitaty
sewer main, not axcseding in inside diameter of ten (10) inches
per front :cot of Lite 'lot or tract of land whioh abuts much main.
SECT2.M 25-78. SPECIAL EXTENSIONS To INJAVIDUAL•SINGLE i
FAMILY PUIDENCES
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(a) 1, The_vmara of a single family residence situated on a
platted lot having onm hundred (100) feet or loss abutting or front-
Ing such main s* pay an amount equal to ixty' (601) percent of
the avnrago Curren: cost per foot, where such main Is located along
e e.{ly street or a county road*,or-
•or 01111 WY nn arwrunt orlual to ono
hundred (1001) pcracnt of tflu avernrle current cost per tact, ih[ough ,
"Wawa
nn adjoinin<j such let to which connewtlun is toadu.
UNMALIN6D i?Af6la,'N" AN THE AM MDEO POPTIeN9 '
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2. The owner of A single family residence sttuated on a
lot or tract o, record ti+ving mcro than one htwndrod (100) feet
abutting or !:ohtinq on such min shall y an axM t ug" I
` sixty (401) pe:ce:+t of the overage current coat per toot, where 1
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' each mein Is located along n city street or a county read or rhall
pay an nco•:a: ccuaJ. to ono hundred (1009) percont of the nveraye
I cuPrr cost pc: too:, thrpugII or adjoining such lot o: tract to
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which thu connection is made for one hundred (100) feat of such
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a main, plus sixty (601) percent of the svorage'current cost, where
such main !c located along a city street or a county road or shall
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pay an nnoun: a a. to ono hundro4 (1 ant a the avarMe
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current cos: per root, o~ten (x1U1 percent of the b.ilance of the
frontage of such tract, being the actual excess footate over one
hundred (100) fact but not to exceed a total of throe hundred (300)'
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j This•ordinanco shall take effect 1=ediatoly from and after.
•its passage and publication in accordance with the provisions of
the City Chartor of the city of Damson, Texas.
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE V, CHAPTER 25, SECTIONS 76 AND 78
OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DENTON0 TEXAS, PROVIDINC
A NEW PRO-RATA CHARGE FOR WATER AND SEWER EXTENSIONS1 AED DECLAR-
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THE COUNC L OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINSi
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That the Code of Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas, be
and the same is hereby amended and revised by adding and substituting
new subsections of Sections 25-76 and 76 of Article V, Chapter 25
entitled "Section 25-76, Pro-Rata cost charges for capping mains
extended by developer or city section 25-78, Special extensions
to individual single family residences" which shall hereafter read
as followas
SECTION 25-76. PRO-RATA COST CHARGES FOR TAPPING MAINS
SATENDED BY rM.11,OPER OR CITY
(a) 1. Where tho'main abuts and is accessible to, separate
platted tracts, the charge shell be sixty (606) percent of the
avarnge current cost of a water main where such main is located
along a city street or a county road, or the charge shall be one
' hundred (1001) percent of the average current cost of a water main
where such main is located along a state or foderal highway, not
exceeding in inside diameter eiyht (A) inches, or, if a sanitary
sewer main, not exceeding in inside diameter of ten (10) inches
per front foot of the lot or tract of land which abuts such main.
SECTION 25-786 SPECIAL EXTENSIONS TO INDIVIDUAL SINGLE
FAMILY RESIDENCES
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(a) 1. Tht owners of a single family residence situated on a
platted !.ot having one hundred (100) foot or less abutting or front-
ing such main shall pay an amount equal to sixty (601) percent of
' the average current cost per foot, where such main is located along
a city street or a county road, or shall pay an amount equal to one
hundred (1001) percent of th6 average current cost per foot, through
an adjoining such lot to which connection is made.
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2. The owner of a single family residence situated on a
lot or tract of record having'mare than cne hundred (100) feet
Abutting or fronting on such main shall pay an amount equal to
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sixty (60t) percent of the average current coat per foot, where
such main is located along a city street or a county road or shall
pay an amount equal to one hundred (1001) percent of the average
current cost per foot, through or adjoining such lot or tract to
'which the connection is made for one hundred (lu0) feet of such
a main,, plus sixty (601) percent of the average curtont cost, where
such main is located along a city street or a county road or shall
pay an amount equal to ono hundred (1001) percent of the average
current cost per foot, of ten (101) percent of the balance of the
frontage of such tract, being the actual excess footage over one
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hundred (100) feet but not to exceed a total of three hundred (100)
feet of main regardless of the length required for the connection.
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This ordinance shall take effect immediately from and after
its passage and publication in accordance with the provisions of
i the City Charter of the City of Denton, Texas.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the day of , h. D.
1979.
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CITY OF DL'N20NO TEXAS
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CITY OF DENTON
MEMORANDUM
DATE OF MEETING: July 24, 1979
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITE14:
Consider an ordinance continuing the taxation of automobiles
SUMMARY:
The "tax relief" legislation requires that a City must pass an ordinance
to continue taxing automobiles each year. This action must be accomplished
prior to the certification of the tnx roll by the Board of Equalization.
The legislation provides that without action to continue taxation,
taxes on automobiles will automatically be exempted. The ordinance will
pertain to the 1979 tax roll only.
FISCAL IMPACT:
The automobile roll for 1979 has an tssessed'value of .$18,999,960 and
will generate revenue of $235,600 with the current tax rate. To produce
1 an equivalent revenue from a reduced tax base if automobiles were exempted,
f taxes would need t:) be increased 9a from $1.24 to $1.33.
If the automobile rolls are eliminated, the total reduction, of the tax
base including the increase of the Homestead Exemption from ;16,000 to
$8,000 would amount to $21.8 Ml lion or about 7% of the 'total roll.
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ACTION REQUIRED:
The City Council may approve or deny the ordinance provided.
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a) approval of the ordinance will continue taxation of automobiles
for fiscal year 1979-80. 1
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1979 tax roll, '
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AN ORDINE OF THE CTY OF DEN, TEXAS, IOZ FOR
CONTINUANCECOF AD VALOREM (TAXATION ON TALL AUTOMOBILESOTHATNA FAMILY TOR
INDIVIDUAL OWNS AND DOFS NOT HOLD OR USE FOR PRODUCTION CF INCOME; AND
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the Texas Legislature has passed H.B. 1060 which includes
the comprehensive implementation of the 1978 "Tax Relief Amendment'
approved by Texas voters to November of 1918; and
WHEREAS, the provisions of Article 5 of H. B. 1060 permit the
governing body of a taxing unit to continue the ad valorem taxation of
all automobiles, as defined by Section 2, Uniform Act Regulating
Traffic on %Highways, as amended {Article 6701d, V.A.T:t i'
family or ^r-,+~-ate':.:.
income; and , „uia or use for production of
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WHEREAS, the City of Denton, Texas presently taxes all such
automobiles within its corporate limits; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, after
careful consideration of the matter has determined that the City of
Denton should continue to carry all such automobiles on its tax rolls
for the 1979 tax year as allowed by Article 5 of H.S. 1060 (Article
7150.3);
NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
HEREBY ORDAINS;
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That the exemption from ad valorem taxation on all automobiles that
a•family, or individual owns and does not hold or use for production of
income provided for under Article 5 of H. B. 1060 (Article 7150,3,
Section 1, V.A,T.S.) shall not apply to the City of Denton, Texas Tax
Rolls for thb 1979 tax year.
SECTION 11.
That the City of Denton, Texas shall continue an ad valorem tax for
the 1979 tax year.on all automobiles within its corporate limits that a
family or individual owns and does not hold or use for production of
income.
SECTION III.
That due to the importerce of this legislation and the deadline for
assage imposed by the Act creates an emergency in the preservation of
the public health, safety and welfare, and it requires that this
ordinance shall take effect immediately from and after its passage, as
the law in such cases provide.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the day,of July, A. 0. 1979.
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CIT fN11:1R TEXAS
ATTEST!
Blf UK5 Hb•Ct, [rTY 5 CRTARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LECAL FORMS
gURT'R';'S{fI' RVffIj XCTTNrCT1Y"
ATTDRNEV, CITY Of DENTON, TEXAS j
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AT A FIELD INETiiELMUNICIPAL BUIJLDINGTOFSRIOICITY ONLTHET24111 DAYTOF,JULY',SO
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WHEREAS, the Sister City Concept was inaugurated by tae President
of tLe United Ftates in 1956 to entablish greater friendship and under-
standing between the peoples of the United States and other nations
through the medium of direct personal contact; and 11
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In be conducted for the broad purposes of the exchange of ideas and 1
people between the citizens of the United States of America and the
peoples of other nations; and
WHEREAS, to implement this program Denton and other cotmuni:ies
i in the United States have been requested by Sister Cities Intarrdtional
to affiliate with cities in other nations of similar characteristic"
and mutual interests; and
' WHEREAS, the City of Denton, Texas, through its council, does
recognize and endorse this program with the hope that it will lead to
a lasting friendship between the people of Denton and Madaba, Jordan;
NOM, THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
DENTON, TEXAS, THAT:
SECTION I.
' That this Council on behalf of the people of Denton, Texas does
hereby extend an invitation to the government and the people of the
City of Nadr,ba, Jordan to participate with the City of Denton, Tex-r
3 as its Sis''er City for the purpose of creating greater mutual under-
standing between the peoples of our two great cities and nations,
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SECTION II;
The Mayor is hereby authorized to act as official representative
of Denton to carry out this program.
SECTION 111.
That copies of this Resolution are to be sent to the Mayor and
Council of the City of Madaba, Jordan, Sister Cities International in
Washington, D. C., the Embassy of Jordan, and the U. S. Embassy in
Jordan.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 24th day of July, A, D. 1979.
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CITY, OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL' FORM:
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ATTO11NEY, CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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DENTON COUNTY
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REs Office of Margaret Natchinsvn, City'County Vb dical
Services Coordinator
4 Salary $ 9,087.00
Social Security 550. 7b
Retirement 454.335
lioapitalization insurance 357.5 J
Workers Compensation 14.55 3
Texas Employment Commission 65.14 E
Travel Expense 65.84
TOTAL
$10,595.36
City of Denton's ono-half contribution
$5,297.68
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Make checks payable to Denloa County,
and mail to the Office of Couuty Auditor, Denton, Texas,
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AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE. CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON,
TEXAS, HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING OF SAID CITY ON THE 24TH DAY
OF JULY, A. 0. 1979.
R E 5 0 L U T
WHEREAS, the City of Denton, Texas, and the County of Denton,
Texas currently participate in the Jointly approve, Denton
City/County Medical Services program; and
WHEREAS, the City of Denton has budgeted funds for its
one-half contribution to the said City/County Medical Services
Program; and yy
CountyEofADentco fort itsoone halfncontributioneof atheitotalroamount
needed for the program;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DENTON, TEXAS, THAT: yy
CityTManager toupayl aototal oft$5,297.68toto hthebCountyoof:Denton
as its one-half share contribution to the C1ty/County Medical
-Services Program.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 24th day of July, A. 0. 1979.
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CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
BROOKS 'FOT'f; `t'T1Y'RTTETAff`
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS.
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DATE OF MEETING: duly 24, 1979
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM (USE EXACT WORDING AS ITEM IS TO BE PLACED ON AGENDA):.'
Consider a resolution.auttiorizipg the purchase of property at
Bolivar and McKinney for the Central Fire Station.
SUMMARY:
Since the Council has directed the Staff and Architect to build
the entire fire Statical this small tract of land will be needed-,'.
in order to fit the facility on the side.
PISCAb SUMMARY:
+ The City has a contract for,sale and the cost will be $6,000.00.
This figure has'be6n included in the Architect estimate for the
total cost of the project.
ACTION REQUIRSD:
The Council should pass a resolution authorizing acquisition of
this tract.
ALTERNATIVES: 1
Not to buy the tract and redesign the building.
STAFF RECOMMENbATICNS:
The Staff and the Planning and Zoning Department would recommend
J acquiring this propert,'.
L;1IBITS: I memo
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III Survey Plat
IV - Map
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CITY of DENTON, TEXAS MUNICIPAL BUILCiNG / DENTON, TEXAS 76201 /TELEPHONE (817} 381.9601
D100 ANDUM
T0: G. Chris Hartung
FROM; Rick Svehla
DATE: July 19, 1979
RE: Plaster Nut Tract to be Obtained for the Central Fire
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Attached is a plat of pertinent facts about the Zitselberger
(Plaster Hut) that negds to be'acquired since the Council
voted for the full scope of the fire station. Last night
the Staff reviewed this pparcel iwi h the Planning and Zoning
Department and also the Council's directive to build the en-
tire fire station. The Planning •+nd Zoning Department did
recommend that this parcel be a 4ulted.
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MfPROVlsleEnTS Storage building
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• bounded by Mc-Kinney and.,l3olivar streets.' See map. The city owns
wall. the other footabe except for this, This is for the future contrail
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4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DtNTON,
1EXAS, HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING OF SAID CITY ON TEIE24 TH
DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1979.
R E S O L U T 10 N
WHEREAS, the City of Denton finds it necessary to purchase
a curtain tract of land locattd in the City of Denton, Texas, and
more fully described below; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Denton is of the
opinion that the best interest and welfare of the public will be
served by the purchase of the parcel of real estate described
below; and
WIIERIAS, the City of Denton and owner of said parcel, Irwin
zitzelborger, agree that a consideration of $6,000,00 is a,fair
and agreed value of such described prcperty;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, THATi
1. The City Attorney is hereby ruthorizei to prepare wt,atevor
legal documents are necessary to complete the transfer of property
so described below from the owner thereof to the City of Denton,
All. that certain lot, tract or parcel of land lying and being situ-
• atod in tho City and County of DentonI State of Texas, and being
also being part
i part of the Wm, Noill Survey, Abstract No. 971, an
of a tract of land as convoyed from Glynn L. Mitchell to Irwin
litzelberger by deed dated April 21, 1976, and recorded in Volume
781, Pace 518 of the Deai Records of Denton County, Texas, and more
particularly described as fullowst
BEGINNING at the northwest corner of said tract, said point of be-
ginning lying in the east right of way line of'Bolivar Street and
being 62,30 feet (called 59.0 feat, south of the intersection of
the east right of way line of Bolivar street and the sout;l right
of way line of McKinney Street and also being the south'.•oat corner
of a tract of land as conveyed from Ernest M, porters st ux to the
City of Denton by deed dated January J, 1975 end recorded in Volume
731p Page 137 of the Deed Records of Denton County, Tekasl
THENCE north 89' 58' 22" cast along the north boundary line of said
tract a distance of 12416 feet to a point for a corner same being
the northeast corner of said tract;
THENCE south 0' 31' 38" east along the cast boundary line of said
tract a distance of 21,0 feet to a point for a Corner same boing
'the southeast corner of s+id tracts
THENCA sout;l 89" 58' 22" west along the south boundary lino of said
tract a distance of 82,16 foot to a point for a corner in the east
right of way line of Bolivar Street said point also being the south-
west corner of said tract]
THENCE north 06 O1' 39• wont along the west boundary line of said
tract same being the east right of way Sine of Bolivar Street a
distance of 21.0 fu t to the place of beginning and containing
1725,36 square feet of lane, more or loam.
2, The City of Denton is hereby further authorized to pay
Irwin litzelborgor, no owner of said described property# considera-
tion in the amount of 16,000.00 purchase price, plus any other
necessary ord reasonable vosts of closing,
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3. This Resolution ehal~ take offeet immediately from and
after its passage and approval In accordance with the provisions
of the Denton City Charter.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 24 th day of Julyr A. D, 1474•
FU LE HASH, } YOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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ATTORNEY, CI4'Y OF DENTONr TEXAS
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AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL uF THE CITY OF DENTON,
TEXAS, HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING OF SAID CITY ON THE24 TH
DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1979.
R E S O L U T I O N
WHEREAS, the City of Dcnton finds it necessary to purchase
a ;ertain tract of land located in the City of Denton, Texas, and
more fully described belowy and
Wt1EREAS0 the City Council of the City of Denton is of the
opinion that the best interest and welfare of the public will be
served by the purchase of the parcel of real estate described
belowi and
WHEREAS, the City of Denton and owner of said parcel, Irwin
Sitzelberger, agree that a consideration of 66,000.00 is a fair
and agreed value of such described property;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY T11n CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, THATt
1. The City Attorney is hereby authorized to prepare whatever
legal documents are necessary to complete the transfer of property
so described below from the owner thereof to the City of Denton,
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All that cortaSn lotj tract or parcel of land lying and being ritu-
atod in the City and County of Denton, State of Texas, and being
part of the M. Neill Survey, Abstract No. 971, and also being part
of a tract bf land as conveyed from Glynn L. Mitchell to Irvin
Litzelberger by deed dated April 21, 1916, and recorded in volume
784; Page 518 of the Devd Records of Denton County, Texas, and more
particularly described is followsl
BEGINNING at the.northwcet corner of Raid tract, said Faint of be-
ginning lying in the east right of way line of Bolivar Street and
1 being 62,10 feet (called 59.0 feet) mouth of the intersection of
the east right of wry line of Bolivar Street and the south right
of way line of McKinney street and also being the southwest corner
of a tract of land as conveyed from Ernest M. porter, of ux to the
ff City of Denton by deed dated January 31 1975 and recorded in Volumes
1 731, page 137 of the Deed Records of Denton County, Texas)
THENCE north 699 58' 22" east along the north boundary line of said
tract a distance of 8.2.36 feet to a point for a corner same being
j the northeaat corner of said tract]
THENCE south 00 11' 38" east along the east boundary line of said
tract a distance of 21.0 feet to a point for a corner same being
the southeast corner of said tractj
THENCE south 090 580 22" west along the south boundary line of said
' tract a distance of 82,16 feet to a point for a corner in the east
right of way line of Bolivar Street said point also being the south-
ti ' watt corner of said traotj
THENCE north 00 014,394 west along the west boundary line of slid
tract same being the east right of wry line of Bolivar Street a
distance of 21.0 feet to the place of beginning and containing
1725,36 square feet of land, more or loss,
2, The City of Denton is hereby further authorized to pay
Irwin Sitzolborger, as owner of said described proportyp considera-
tion in the amount of 66,000,00 purchase price# plus any other
necessary and reasonablo costs of olosiny,
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after its passage and approval in accordance with the provisions
of the Dbnton City Charter.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the24 th day of July, A, D. 1979,
BILL SF, MAYOR -
CITY OP DENTON, TEXAS
ATTESTS
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CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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