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CITY OF'-bO10f~iDCiTY COUNCIL
July 17, 1979
Regular Meeting of the City of Denton City Council Tuesday, July 17,
1979 at 7:00 P.M, in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building.
The Meeting will be broadcast live.on KNTU Radio.
1. Consider the minutes of the Regular Meeting of July 3, 1979;
the Special Called Joint Meeting with the County Commissioners
Court of July 2, 1979s the Special Called Meeti ,i of July 10,
1979; and the Emergency Meeting of June 26, 1979.
2, Public Hearings:
A. Z-1399. This is the petition of the Henry S. Miller f
Company requesting a Chan a in zoning from Agricultural
(A) to General Retail (GR) on 14,5 acres located on the e
south side of.1-35E at its intersection with Loop 28$,
B. 2-1404. This is the petition of Mr. Jesse Coffey con-
cerning a 17.7 acre tract located on the west side of
Sherman Drive, 1300'• north of Hercules:
1. Petitioner seeks a zoning change from Agricultural
(A) to Multi Family (MF-1) on 2.9 acres adjoining
Sherman Drive;
2. Petitioner seeks annexation and Multi Family (MF-1)
zoning on 14.8 acres adjoining the tract in (1) to I
the west,
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C. Z-1403. This is the petition of Mr. Sorour Partovi j
k requesting a change in zoning from Multi Family (MF-2)
4 to General Retail (GR) classification on .6 acre located I
on the southeast corner of Eagle and Avenue S.
3. Consider the request of Mike Workman relative to the City's
financial support of the Greater Denton Arts Council,
4. Consider an appearance by'County Judge Jerry John Crawford
relative to County-wide animal control.
5. Consider a presentation from the Denton Mall Company concerning
the City's participation in widening existing loop 288 ad,(arent
to the Golden Triangle Mall development,
i 6. Consider a report on the status of the Central Fire Station
and provide direction for the Staff.
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City Council Agenda
July 17, 1979
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7. Ordinances: `
A. Z-1398, George Goen. Consider adopting an ordinance
amending the zoning map on approximately ,3 acres from
Neighborhood Service to General Retail.
B. Z-1402. Calusa Development, Inc. Consider adoptingg an
ordinance amending the zoning map on approximately, 7
acres from Agricultural District to Planned Development,
C. Q-28. Consider adopting an ordinance abandoning 4 feet
of a 10 foot utility easement at 911 Aileen.
• D. Consider adopting an ordinance providing for the sale
and disposal of real property belonging to the City,
8,. Resolutions:
A. Consider a resolution retaining Jack Gray of the firm
Gray, Whitten and Loveless to represent the City of
Denton in the'AVER MAE GARRETT vs CITY OF DENTON law-
' suit$
B. Consider a resolution retaining S. G. Johndroe, Jr.
of the firm of Cantey, Hanger, Gooch, Munn & Collins
to represent the City of Denton in the GARY L. MATHESON
vs FIREMEN'S AND POLICEMEN'S CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, ET AL lawsuit,
C. Consider a resolution authorizing the purchase of property
at Bolivar and McKinney for the Central Fire Station.
9. Consider instituting annexation proceedings concerning the
request of Mr, Robert Welch, Z-1401.
10, Consider site plan approval for a portion of Planned Develop-
went 23 located on Carroll Boulevard.
11. Consider final revised plans for Windsor Street construction.
12. Consider setting the July 24 Study Session Agenda,
13. Consent Agenda
Each of these items is recommended by the Staff and approval
thereof will be strictly on the basis of the Staff recommen-
dations, Approval of the Consent Agenda authorizes the City
f Manager or his designee to implement each item in accordance
with the Staff recommendations.
City Council Agenda
July 17, 1979
Page Three
A. Referrals
I- 2-1408. This is-the petition of
requesting Mr, Dale Cunningham
annexation and Light Industrial (LI)
zoning classification for 295 acres located on the
north side of Highway 77, adfacent'and east of
Bonnie Brae Road.
2• Z-1409. This is the petition of the Municipal
Police Department requesting a change in zoning
from Multi Family (Mt-1) to Light Industrial (L1)
classification on 2.5 acres loc ated du the west
of side of McKinne Woodrow Lane, approximately ,3 mile, south
city y Street. This site is proposed for a
animal pound,
3• Z-1410. This is the petition of Mr, Robert Born
requesting an amendment to a Planned Development
ON zoning district located on the north side
of the proposed Windsor Drive extension, west of
Stuart. PO zoning, authorizing
units on 100 apartment
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of five acre site which begins 450' west
Stuart, was approved in 1978, The petitioner
seeks an amendment which would
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4. Z-1411. This is the Petition' of Mr, Bob Smith +
requestingg a cnanige to zoningg from Agricultural
6p5 acres1beg I ning 600'lnorthsofflijcation of
! Dr lye and 600 niversity
west of the W tern edge of North
!University Place Addition,
B. Rids/Purchase Orders
1• Purchase Order.03817, to General Electric for
I turbine and valve parts in the amount of $13,976,
C. Plats
1, Final subdivision plat of the M. K. Wilson Addition,
Final subdivision replat of the John Ready Addition,
14. Executive Session
A. Pending Litigation
B, Land Acquisition
C. Personnel
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July 17, 1979
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^ D. Board Appointments
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1. Consider adopting a Council policy with regard to open
meetings and executive sessions.
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1, consider approval of County residont, Michael J. O'Keefe's request
to connect to City's sewer line.
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City CotmclI
July % 1979
Rogular Mocting of the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, Tuesday, July
S, 1979 at 7;00 p.m. In the CotanciJ Chamber of the Mknnicipal IoAlding.
PRIiSINr; Msyor Nish, Miner Pro Tcm Stephens, 1,Wwrs Vela, Ikmlcyy and 5tcwartlr,.,
City Mtunnyer Chris linrtung, Acting City Atiomcy Burt SolLoons and City,
Secretary Brooks Holt.
1. , Motion was mule by Stewart, seconded by Vela that tho minutes o!; the
regular siecting of Juno 26, 1979 be 0111roved. Motion carried.
2. The Coincll considered an ap;marance by Alexander Grant Conqiany relative
to the aruuwl I'invtcial Statement,
Mr. Buford Plans dcscribod the accounting rvothodology which may be
h used to elimlrate the camuents qualifying the Auditor's Report on the Annual
Fimnclal Statements. Ile explalrwd that the appraisal values in excess of cost
antowting to $1,736,750 would havo to be removed from the records. Ib added
M that these actions would result in a reduction of the transfer to the Ocnersl
M Fund by $104,000.
W4 3. The Council considered a Cooperation Agreement with Texas' Indian Conn-
Isslon concerning Indian Mutual Self-help floor Ownership Program,
Q Walt BroMaer briefed the Council as he had at a previous mooting,'
City Planner John lAvretta advised that the Staff is recaononding that
we enter into the Coolxratlon 1~reement. We have drafted an agreeeant thtt
would limit the agreement as follows;
(A The program would be limited to existing houses in the care area,
(B3 No amore than 2 tufts will be permitted on any complete city block.
C The houses must be rehabilitated to meet city codes,
No morn than 20 units will be developed each year, and authority j
must be obtained from the Council to continue the program each 1
year.
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Motion was wide Ly Nowart, seconded by Yin to approve the Cooperation
Agreement. Motion carried,
The following Resolution was Fresented:
AT A PTWAlt WAMNG OF 111E CITY CUTAICIL Or THE CITY OF DINR?J TMS ACID IN
111L, RN1CIFAL BUILDING Oil SAID CITY ON 1118 3RD JAY OF JULY, Al WE
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RESOLUTION
Maxw it Is the policy of this locality to provido safe and decent housing in E
a suitatlo living tnvironment for all of its eltirtns; and
MIEPMAS, tinder the provisions of the United States IW%Inq Act of 1937, as amend- i
td the United States of America, acting through the Secretary of ikutsine and f
urian D elolment (Ikreln called the "Govern, nt"), is authorized to provide r
flrwancial assistance to NMI,: housing agencies for unckrlaklryt and carrying nit
prelimin'try planning of actual ialp housing projects that will assist In meeting
this goal; am
11CR}it5 the Act provides that there shall be local detonaination of rood for
mu I fuelp housing to ascot needs not being adquntely sat by private enterprise
and that tl,e Govcrrsuent shall not wlka any contract with a public howirryipl agency
for preliminary loans for surveys and planning in respect to any Muttol help
housing project unless the seeming body of the locality Involved has by resol-
ution approved the application of Ahe public housing agency for such prellminary
loans; and i
MIERIM, the Texas Fntcr-Tribal Indian lousing Agoncy is a public housing Agency
s and is applying to the Crnrornwnt for a preliminary loan to cover the costs of
surveys end planning in connection with tiw development of Indian Mlut:a1 Help
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NOII 'nnurgil!, BE rr RESOMD BY 11111 CM C(MIL OP 1101 CFIY OF IINT(N, IMS, r
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1. That them exists In therity of Denton a need for such Indian s
Ma a1 Delp hailing which is not being met by private enterprise;
2. That the application of the Texas Inter-Tribal Indian IbuoIng Agency t
to the Govonm A for n prrlIminmry lout in an amount not to exceed 610,000.00
for surveys and 'planning in connection wlth Wtoal Help ha:sing project of not
to cxcceJ approxlinately 20 &vI ling units is hereby reconranded. {
PASSED AND N'PROM1TA T111S the 3rd day of July, A. D. 1979.
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Fbtlon was made by Stewart, seconded by Vela that the Resolution be
fnssed. Ca roll call vote lknsley "aye "s Vcla "eye", Stewart aye , Stephens t
ayd' and Nash "aye". Motion carried.
1. 1ho Council considered a report by Mayor Pre Tom Stephens concerning
the sale and purchase of City property,
lb distributed a packet of copies of quit clalin deeds and other instru-
ments for transfer of land, plus page from the official Council Minutes to shay
f when the Council approved a )and transfer, lie morn endcd fur future actions of
land salon thrt biddlag be done in accordvxc with law. Die thanked Cheryl Dill
of the City Secretary's Office for her hours of work in preparing the information
from the official files. No also thanked Charles derma of Community Development. i
Nash--No will discuss this ratter furthei in an executive sessirn.
S. AF-SOUITIONS: 1
(A) The foil owinngg Resolution authorising the City itrnager to submit
a rent application to the Tented States Deportment of Energy for assistance in
' a Resource was presented: 3
AT A RFMAR MITM.0F TMi CITY COUNCIL OF TILE CITY OF DIN7%, TT]DAS 111'11) IN
11111 IIANICIPM. BUILDING 01' SAID CITY ON 11G1 3RD PAY OF JULY A.D. 1979.
RESOLUTION
WICRFAS, certain citizens am) organizations in the cor"ity which fnchxle the
Lcague of Women Voters and the Cittteni tatwlfiil Site Selection Comsitteo, support
the develoiment of a program for resource recovery in the City of Denton, Texast and
kI6.TU'AS, the City Co:rrcit of the City of Denton, Texas has do:onmined that Rewairce
Recovery ray offer A long range solution to the solid waste ptoblem in Denton; and
the City Council has determined that funds are available from the United
States 11cpartmert of Energy to finance a portion of the cost of conducting a
feasibility wi*lysis for a Resource Rounrory Project,
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is hereby authorited to subunit pin nppplicatlon to tho IMited States Department or fJ
t IV City for of l7nkunntdinnrq;• to conJpaLt a feasihility analysis of Resource Recovery for ,
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i'AStiiJI A41r MI'ItUVliD 7TJIS 11L 3rd day of July, A, D, 1979.
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Following a brlefing by the City lima
scconJcd by or, motion was [made by Stewart,
aycYela that the Resolution be passod. roll call vote YOU „a)-c",
W ficnslcy , Stewnrt "ayc", Stephens "ayc" and Nash "ayd'. Motion earriod
MAJvn 4:as then made by Stewart, secondod by Vela tiwt Item Sa, Consider
a Resolution tormInatl11g$ the Airport Agency Agreoment with Aerosmith Denton Corp-
oration, Item SC, Corulder a Resolution notifyying Aemsmlth Denton Corporation of
the Intent to recapture the AJrert Terminal Rnrfldi , Item 6, Consider outhotluing j
the City Manager to lmplanont o ploymrnt procedures for an Airport llataper, Item 7,
Consider tetmfruting the IM contract with Aerasmith Cv 1
action evd Item 1, Consider rege>estIng a Crand Jury, imresrllpotioil of AcrosmSthegal [
eontratts and possible conflicts of interest be ranovrd from tonight's agenda, E
Mtotfon cnrricd.
6. Removed from agenda as per above notion. 1
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7. Removed from agenda as par above motion,
S• Removed from agenda as per above nation,
no no Council considered Q•Z!, abandonment o[ the southern four feet of
a 10' utility easement located at 911 Allevn.
Motion was mnde by Vels, setondcd by Stephens to apppprove aban i
tha southern four feet of a 10' utility casnnon, located at Aileen modus thatof
the City Attorney be instructed to prepare the approprinto document, Motion carrled. I
3 10, The Council considered a report by the Cit Atto I
process, Y Attorney on the Subdivision E
Acting City Attorney Burt Solomo:ns advised that final roval of
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by the planning and Zoning Camdsslon is not currently being hr aphpppt to he Cpplsta
Council for review and approval, i'his procedure is InconstentvfthArticleili.03
(e) of the subdivision regulations or trio Citr of Denton and ArtIcJc 974x, V.A.T,S.
The amended statute states that: "lf a city has a city planning commission, the
governing Wy may, by ordinance odditlonallyy mulre approval If sold plan, /
plat or rcplst by the governing tZ-" Articla 13.03(!) of the Denton Code of
• Ordlminces states that; "(c) 'rho flail plat, As approved by the ]oti
w eatinngg commission, shall be presented by the director of plann;ngptothe City
Cowell for review and approval before the plat Is released for filing with the
County Clerk. This procedural step is mandatory and no 1 or inconsistent ielth
state low. Therefore, It Is , I oppinlorn that the City Council mnect be presented
with the approved final plat by tiro City Planning and Zoning Contnission for It
to be valid.
11. The Council considered approval of the Golden Triangle MI Subdivision,
Mr. Marty luinnf, planning M:anagcr of the Golden Triangle Moll, distrl-
j buted maps of the subdivisfori,
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J'Ihn Lavrclta stated that the Plmming anJ Zoning Conmisslon reea:nendod
tbo folic%'Irg: 1(/11
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(A) 'Ihnt the Crnneit quit claim the er)glml easen~c'nts and oJopt the '
new casumcnts and easulwilt 11917CO"k.11t.
(h) 'Ihc coastructioil ulx ration and roCIPranl casement Agroement
together with the, additional Stiltroix•nt of the !loll company be slie mg
(C) Ito 11711 01divi`lon plat not he filed until the >tgrrenicnt of
statc,nrnt AkatSoona1'ytcp:cn,,i,JsccunJ V0.1 to aPProvo wwithimqul" ents. Motion carried. T"m
1'10 ColnCil set the agenda for the July 10, 1979 Stuly Session.
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13, Motion was mwado by Stewart, seconded by Ye7a that the following Consent
Agenda be approved: Motion carried,
711. following Petitions ware referred to tlao Planning and Zoning
C"Isslon for its rcca,encndations:
(1) Z-1405, the petition of W. Bob Smith, requesting a change irox
imat zida oflKxkingbird CID-41ificatin for a-
and south
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acres located on)tio 1'estn
of Aki ydra, This III) Is Proicased for the development of detached single family
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msidentlal banes on lots approxtmatcly 0,000 square feet in size,
(2) 7.1406, the petition of Dr. V. W. Rodman, requucsting three
zoning chulgcs on a tract 5.706 acres in size, located on tho north side of as Dr
of the Drive andilophinsbDriveinn711o pctltlone~ r401 nort equestshthe f llowingsection of Dallas Wlt (a) classification onl! 37uacresullich Ynsmneanily
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northeast corner of Dallas and 11olMns Drives. j
(b) A change in zoning from Agricultural (A) to General Retail
40, north of the classification Wllssllkapkins acres bogiing
(c) A chmge(( in zoning fraa Light lnb.tstrial (LI to General
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northlofft~ocDnllasslk3Pkins4DrSbe3intoeisectloo cgins 250'
i (3) S•133, the petition of Mts. Kaye 7o1 Ca oregBeulevatd wd
meat to a spec![ c use permit for it Jay uurscry
Petitioner seeks to increase the nn xr of chllJrcn permitted at the mnstry by 16 Tba
i Ihis would increase the number of children authorized in the day tuirsery from 34
to 50.
(4) Z•)407, the petition of Sig. Linda Lavender, mq~jesting a change
in zonl!ys from hlalti-pamlly (?iF•1) to Single Family (SF-7) classSflcatiam at 609 '
Nest Oak street.
(B) BIAS 6 Pl1R OWE OIUA'AS!
(t) Sid 1s674, compactors and containers, rew"d from the n each
and rescheduledd fer a later date. to l?1U0 Fia"•"faetur- ,
(1), Purchase Order 139148 approved for payment
ing Coatlany At a total anoint of $8,661,74.
• 14 7110 Council considered final ogtoval of land purchase at Bolivar and
Miciinaey Streets for the future Central Ptre Station.
Motion was mado by Stewart, seconJed by Stephens to table this item,
lotion carried.
15. 1 ' engineering a Crvuncilnt !sitar hmltontra/atawith Shin!ck, Jacobs and finklea for lotion was male by Vein, secnnlcJ by Stewart that the
contract be
approved, !lotion carried.
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18, Vela questioned representatives of Alexander Ciant 4 Company as follows:
(A) ikv mucl, m,ncy would the City lose if vo tanove all tranmfers of
finds to Ccneral And? I
(d) IWw mwh, if any, would taxes rise to offset this transfer?
(C) flaw much would he en mad from state and other govenvnrnt
facilities?
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(D) IN mach would the rates be decreased if the transfers stcyrped?
Mr. Buford Rhodes of Alexander Grant 6 Couywny stated that they would
use the kptanber 30, 1978 figures for their mnswers to the questions.
17, The Council recessed into Lxccuthro Scssiun at 8:30 pp,m, to diseuss
lnnd acquisition, pending litigation, personnel and board appoitmcmts. ;
38, ' The Cormcil reconvened into public session at 9:00 p.m. to etnsider
board appointments,
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Hotion ►•as tnrde by Stephens, seconded by Stewart to appoint David Fitch,
)b,ra King and Raymorti Pitts to the Board of Equalization, with David Fitch acting
W as Chalrmm, notion rarrleJ,
Q Iketing adjourned at 9:20 p.m.
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City Council and County Commissioners Court
July 2, 1979
Joint Mating of the City of Denton City Council and the Denton County Commisslonen
Court Monday, Julyy 20 1979 at 4:00 p.m. in the Crnmissi..nefa Court Rosa of the
Carroh Courts Building,
PNESENt: Casx'JIt Mayor Nash,'Mzyor Pro Tom Stephens, Wilber, Vela, Stewart and
I rJ 77i City Minager Chris Iiarpng, Acting City Attorney Hurt Solonc,u
and City secretary Brooks 1I01t.
Coemissior>rrsi County Judge Crawford, Commissioners Sparks, Switzer
1. Disposition of City-County jointly fun,'ed projects was considered as
follows:
(A) Civil Defense
Judge Crawford stated that he was required to plan the Civil Defense
M Program for the entire county,
Ct Mayor Nash and Judge Crawford agreed that there "a a need for a
Civil Defense person for the county.
a Notion was made by lenslcy, seconded by Vela to appr%* continuing
the sharing of costs for Grill Defense. Motion carried.
i I Motion was made by Switter, seconded by Odle to contribute the same
funds as, the City for Civil Defense, Notion carried. j
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(H) Canty Medical Services Advisor
r Notion was made by Stephens, seconded by Stewart to continue cooperst-
ion. Notion carrled.
Notion carriNotion was made by Sparks, seconded by Switzer to continue co•peration,
(C) Denton Citvroity public Health Unit
i Judge Crawford advised tlmt the Ikalth Unit is expected to receive
550,000 from the State of Texu. There was some discussion at to participation
!seas Lewisville and other county towns. Crawford stated that Lewisville has boon
giving $1,000 a year plus providing a building for a Iwlth clinic in Lewisville, s
' Mayor Nash advised that the City of Denton :.u bosn picking ws 112
I of the cost and if other cities get services they should pay their fair share,
Hut Jennings head of the Health Unit, stated that 200 restaurants
and swimming D>,als were Wpocted in Denton, that Denton citizens utilize the
unit the scat.
Mayor Nush said that Denton will pay only if it could be justified.
1 Jennings advised that in 1975 the City of Denton received 471 of the
I services of the Jkalth Unit.
` Nash stated that per capita basis for payment is the felrest.
* . Motion was made by Stewart, seconded by Vela to approve payment of
proportionate share of cost based at population, considering Denton with sot of
the population this year.
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discussing Flow. Mayor Wsh••Mo need the Attorney General's official opinion before
County Auditor Bailey advised that the second Monday in September
would be tho list day to change the Cavity b4ot,,
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Switzer stated that the City and Canty have set up other joint
j projects but that flow is different, It was set up by a vote of Dc-ltat County
le. Ib added that ho was not Voting for anything that isn't equal in financ-
ing for tho City and County.
(D) CIV-C, amty Library
Judge Crawford said that we cannot make a decision relative to flr=.
ing at this time. Ile also said that he did approclate the tone of the meeting.
Mcetinry adjourned at 6.20 p,m,
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July 10, 1979
Special called Ileeting of the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, Tuesday,
July I0, 1979, at 7:00 p.m. In the Council Chamber of the Ahnicdpal Building.
PRisun: Mayor Nash, Mayor Pro Tau Stephens, Ftembers Vola and penalty; City Manager fJ
Chris Ihrttaig, Acting City Attorney Burt Solomons and City Secretary
Brooks liolt.
AMN7: Council kbmber Stewart
1. The Council considered participating in the Sister Cities Program.
Linda bird gave pros and cons of the pr rem. The purpose is to improve
relatir-s with International students nere and can improve global understanding.
Denton can affiliate with a city in another country of like size and characteristics.
Nash--We should join the program. Tlo cost is $SOO.
Motion was code by Stephens, seconded by Vela to proceed with joining the
Sister Cities Program and to affiliate with a city in Jordan. Mutton carried.
2. The Council considered a review of the "Truth in Taxation" and "Tax Relict"
legislation.
The City K"gor briefed the Council, stating that this is most inportant
legislation relative to taxation, and that action relative to agricultural land is
first to be considered.
Sill I"3ry, Director of Finance, advised that the Cityy may not adopt a J
tax rate that exceeds by more that N the rate calculated and publdciz`ifby t tax
. assessor until the City has given public notice of intent to hold a public hearing
on the proposed increase. KNary said that the City has prepared a Resolution to
I delay implrnrntation for one year en agricultural land.
Ili City Manager Hartung advised that the program requires county-wide appraisal
for all taxing agencies In the county. "We might consider like functions with the
school district.,,
It was the consensus of the Council for the Manager to provide any additional
j information, since the Council is supportive of the program.
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I( of provisions 'under ILB. 1060, Article 1 prescribing appraisal of agricultural land.
Tile following Resolution was presented:
AT A RraolAR WV14G OF 719I CITY C(IMIL OF IVE CITY OP MI TEXAS, IFLD IN 7118
} KNICIPAL BUILDING OF SAID C1T1' ON T1ff lOlTl MY OF JULY, A.D. 1979.
RBSotuTION
Td13VitS, the Texas Legislature has passed HIS. 1060 which includes the Comprehensive
Implementation of th'a 1978 'Tax Relief Amendhnont" approved by Texas voters in Novara-
bar of 1978; and
erfcctive 11.0. 1060
cultture land are vautomatically Article
thu 1079 ataxgyeartunlessathe governing , the body takes affitmitive action by July 15, 1979 to waive their applicability until
the 198o tax year,, and
TrXEAS, the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, after Careful consideration
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B. 10 be thevalvedranadspos p ned d ililltthea1980 tax ylrfasrallo ed by the Acts should
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NOW, TIIJtt-M, BE IT RESOLtTA BY TIE CITY COUNCIL ff TIE CITY OF TOM, 1W, 71NTt
1. Tao provisions of Article I of Ii.B. 1060 relating to the tasation of agriculture
s , tot valm
thAll thhee 1970 taxyear forithe City ofvtento ,h buttratherrbe posponed untill the 1980to
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July J, 1979 Continued .
PASSED AM APPROVED this the 10th day of July, A. D. 1979.
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CITY OF DrNU)N, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL rMI:
MUTT
CITY OF DEMON, TEARS
~ Motion was made by Vela, seconded by Ilensley that the Resolution be passed.
On roll call vote Hensley "aye", Vela "eye", Stephens "aye" and Nash "aye". Motion
m carried. f
(Y) 4. The following Resolution in appreciation of Dr, Alan Woods, D.Y.M. was
W presented:
Q AT A SIIIICIAL l911I40 OF 11E CITY COI'NCIL OE 1TIE CITY.OF DIMCN, TEXAS, I= IN TIE 1
Q MJNICIPAL 14JI1DI% OF SAID CPIY ON 'nE IDTII DAY or JULY, A.D. 1979.
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TIE STATE OF TEXAS RESCXArfION IN APPRDCIATIO:N OF
I CONfY OF DENTON LR. AIAN hO0[>5, B.V.M.
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MIEREAS, Dr. Alan Woods, D.V,M. has served the City of Denton as the City's Milk
Inspector for twsntyfive (25) yeara'from IM until 1979; and
h19i AS, Dr. Alan hoods has provided valuable help anJ assistance to the citizens of
this cemmnity; cad
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k1R7tFAS, the kth day of June, 1979 was Dr. Alan Woods' last day of service vith the I
City of Denton; and {
k1fREAS, the fellow employees of Dr, Alan Woods the citizens of the City of Denton
and the City Ceuncll all desire to present him 2th an appropriate token of their
feelings and appreciation;
• NOW. TIEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY Tlil! CITY COUNCIL OF 71G1 CITY Op DENDOti, TEXAS, 111AT:
j 1, Bill Nash, Mayor of the City of Denton, Texas, do hereby order that this Resolution
bo a,ade a part of tho official vdnutes of the Council to be a pornwmnt rctord of the
City of Denton, and that a copy of this Resolution be forwarded to him, the said I'M.
ALAN hi1OCG, D.V,M.", as a token of our appreciation.
PASSED AND APPROVED this tho 10th day of July, A. D. 1979.
l C17Y OF DENTON, MW
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s ' APPROVED AS TO LFX1 l FO>FI:
CITY OF DlNIYN, 'T'EXAS a
s Motion was made by Stephens, seconded by Vela that the Resolution be passed.
On roll call vote 11cralcy'laya", Vela "aye", Stephens 'aye and Nash "AP. Motion
carried.
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The Council eatiS. sldered a review of the procedures for calculating penalty
charges on late utility bills,
Pill I"ary, Finance Director, reviewed the penalty calculation and cut j
off procedures as follows:
••Requiro payment of gross amount IS days after billing.
--Difference between not and gross is S) of previous month's bill. has
-A cu'stomer's service will be discontinued if any portion
not boon paid within 4S days of billing.
--A customer will be notified twice before having his service dis-
continued.
--A eustcmor is notified how, to appeal a disputed bill.
.-A custancr with financial hardship has an established process for
continuing service while paying past due charges.
No official action was taken.
6, The Cancel eotuldrred a report on the etatus of the Central Fire Station
and provide direction for the Staff.
no City Maroger requested comments from Architect Ocrald Stone. There
follows his comywnts: IJ
(A) Mginally construction costs and fees were $527,000.
(B) Ile rcwic•wr:d building changes in the scope of the work.
1 369 square feet of spnce for female fire persons,
2 384 square feet o` since for ambulances.
3 416 square feet of space for training room.
~4~ 1 282 square feet of.space for storage,
(5) 332 square feet of since for administration facilities.
The above amounts to 3,033 extra square feet since the original plans.
Add 110,000 for an emergency generator, add 17,500 for gas storage and pumps, add
$35,000 to change structural capabilities since land is laced with clay, and add
the cost of demolishing the old City liall Armex. "We Lave two up with a figure of
$662,793 as the present cost estimate, plus draolition costs, fees and acquisition
of Ix-J, with $43.66 a square foot cost, with a total new estimated cost of $770,000."
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City Manager ilsrtung advised that there were two choices:
~ Further redesign to fit available dollars, or
l$~ Try to coon up with funding of sow type.
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` it was the consensus of the Council to make a decision at the next meeting.
f 7. The Council reviewed and considered payment of a waterline participation
i agreement with Andrew Corporation.
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Bob Nelson,•Director of UtilititsI advised that the final length of the
line was 2,920 feet. At a cost of $6.52 per foot, the total cost to the city is
$19ehe0.subject 88. Nelson a~i that t~Puilio Utilities board has recommended payment 11
Motion was wade by Stephens, seconded by Iknsley to approve payment of ~I
the waterline participation agreement with Andrew Corporation. Motion carried.
w' 1. The Council considered authorising the Staff to advertise for proposals 1
for a DallasAxmton jointly sponsored Financial Feasibility Study for Aubrey Reservoir,
The City Manager advised that Denton and Dallas have a long standing agree-
Mt. to jointly artlcipnte, with Dallas paying 741 of costs and Denton 261 and that
the purpose of the study is to im•cstigate safe yield estlmated cost of water, cost
e risons with an East Texas reservoir, This will 4 a jointly financed study--
Dallas 741 and Denton 261. L motion wider item 9,
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mid Nicholsh for Cowell prrcluisive revieewannd update of Denton's 197Snreportioorslt~Fracsa warding a contct for range water supply.
Motion was We by Veto, seconded by Ilensley to approve both items / and 0.
i Motion carried.
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July 10, 1979 Continued
' 10. The Council considered establishing a policy on dispusal of surplus property,
1lotlon was made by Stephens, seconded by Hensley thtt tho City Attorney be
directed to prepare an appropriate ordinance relative to the sale of city-owned real
or other property. Motion carried 3 to 1.
11. The Comscil considered a revision to the ordinance regarding approval of
subdivision plats.
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I Tho City Manager advised that it is the City Attorney's opinion that given .
the current ordinance, plats oust be presented to the Council for final approval,
unless the council chooses to repent that requirement. If the Council does this,
state statute will give formal plat approval authority to the City's Planning and ton-
ing ComIssion.
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Motion was ride by Stephens, seconded by Vela to repeal the ordinance which
requires City Council action for subdivision plat approval, Motion carried.
12. • The Council considered adopting a full torvice utility policy.
M The City }hanger briefed the Council, stating "As 2 mentioned to the
COlnCil in My Inst status report, the Utility Ibard at It's last meeting rocamondod
M that the City withhold water and sewer from customers not taking Denton electric
Nt service. This proposal has generated some concern among current customers of Texas
~1J Poker G Light, and in my opinion, needs to be resolved. I an concerned that the type
,Q of policy proposed by the Utility Board Is the kind of action that mould be a violat-
ion under the new interpretation of the Sherman Anti-Trust Act as a result of the
f City of Lafayette vs, Loutsiona Pmvr B Light, 135 U.S. 389 ('1978), the recent U,S.
Supreme Court case. I would point out that if found guilty of violating this act,
the City could be liable for treble damtges.
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}lotion'was mado by Vela, seconded by Stephens to maintain our present
u practice. .Notion carried.
r 13. The Council considered hoard appointments.
- Mayor Pro Tan Stephens presented the noes of the following citizens nx
to Boards and Cannissions:
I I AIRPORT' BOARD
i i3 hio edw1b'~e'rre t 1419-1981.
t Fcad 1479.1981 .
Lee Keith 1979.1981
Julie 113tshall 1979•I990
BOARD OF AWUS'Ih9Nr
1 R 'BlsctaIJr. - 1979.1981
' Debbie parley 1979.1981
L. T. ilenslcy 1979.1981
Bill Williamson 1979.1980
Clovis lbrrisson (Alt.) 1979.1981
BOARD OF 19glIAL_D2ATION '
1 Pitts (Lhal tinan) 1979
Myra A. King 1979
Me Everett 1979
VILDINO Car BOARD f
J01M tIngo 1979.1981
a' Bob Miller 1979.1981
Gone Ilupp 1979.1981
Joe Joiner {Alt) 1979-1981
I C41U TELFYISION ADVISORY k=
0. 1j; e11" Jr. 1979.1982
Jcanlne Wl1kW 1479.1982
CITIZW iltAl'fIC S.&I'M SUPPORT OaliDS5IM
~ ar es caner -
I Ccorge.Edward Terry 1979.1981
IL E John itufihes 1979.1981
pobbio obinson 1979.1981
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cGl LN1TY ViINIC REIATIM 40AR11
Kenneth waters 1979.1482
Lz I'lckctt 1979-1982
John WCoy 1979.1982
iK r all geOl r ING ALMMITY
F1'ark• e ]974-1981
Doruth Dowling 1979.1981
C. II. Collins 1979.1951
ELOCI1t Art-At . COOS B41RD
an ou 1979•i981 -
Joe Bayer 1979.1981
Stanley Ritchie 1979.1980
yyeke 11lrtin (Alt.) 1979.1981
Ceorge OIufson (Alt.) 1979-1980
LpHRAR= lt1132f1 1979.1981
Sam NL rlno 1479.1981
Kaye 7kCallon 1919-1981
Alice Travelle 1979-1981
Dick Stewart (City Council) 1979.1981 ex officio
IktM SERVICES ADVISORY CGMIT7 P
epR~Sy rr X7979 1981
William Crouch 1979.1981
Joe M. Herod 1479.1980
j Pan Brewster 1979-1981
Karen Connor 1979.1981
Bud iienslcy (Cit; Council) 1979.1981 ox offielo
PARKS AND RECREATION MW
• FR e c ]979.1981
Ron Roberts 1979.1981 t
it Jane Mono 1979-1981 {
PUNNING AND ZCNTNG CCNMt1SSION
r orte 1979.1981
Prank Davila 1979.1981
Richard Taliaferro 1979.1981
Andy Sidor 1979.1981
• PUBLIC VrlLll'1&9 DOW
1 rr son, r. 1974.1982
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I Motion was made by Stophons, seconded by vela that the Above board appoint.
manta be appmvd. Notion carried.
l/. The Coumil recessed into Executiva Session at 9:32 p.m. to discuss pending
J I lit ration, land acquisition, personnel and board appolntmmts.
ls, The Council reconvened into Public Session at 11:20 P.M. to anno+a:ce that
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Meeting odjournod at 11.22 p.m.
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June 28, 1919
6nergency Meeting of the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, Thursday
Juno 28, 1979 at 6:00 p.m. in the City Manger's Conference Roam of [he Msiie~pal
Building.
PRFStNft Mayor Nash,, Mayor Pro Tem Stephens, Mmbers Stewart, nonsley am vela'.
1. The Council held an Executive Session to discuss board aintments.
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The Council reconvened into Public session to consider Board appointments.
Motion was made by Hensley, seconded by Stephens that mist Nash and
kCaorapaooos be appSlointed to the Public Utilities board for < ar terns to replace
e Tom
replace 010, Shelton n,Mootion hcarried wih 3 Krieger votiing a for foo~and Stewart randVela to 1
voting agaiisst.
Meeting adjourned at 9:00 P.M.
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Planning and Zoning Commission Recommendation
f to the City Council
2-1399
July 17 74
Iden~Z-1399
This is the petition of Henr S. Miller
in Zonin from Agricultural y(A) toGenera
on a 14.5 acre tract. lmRetail~?GR)tclassificaiton
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Rec~ onme_ n` datlon:
The Planning Commission felt this requested change in zoning would j
be appropriate iven surrounding land uses.
General Retail (GR)
zoning on an ad Win? 'five acre tract was approved last year and the
I hoiden Triangle Mall is under construction at the northwest corner of
IU35•end Loop 288. Additionally, the prop`osed zoning change could
i serve to provide for-the associated retail services which tend to
develop in close proximity to a major mall.
Water, service Is. available to serve this site, sever service is
located approximately 2600 feet to the south. Streets io this vicinity
are adequate to accommodate develoPmcAht of 'this tract,
The Planning and Community Development Department did not supporf the
requested Zoning change as submitted, In response to notices sent; to
property owners for the Planning` Commission hearing, 00 was returned ,
in favor and none in.opposition. One pperson, representing the-South-
ride Homeowners Association and a number of people at the hearing,
spo a in opposition to this petition at the Planning COTIssion hearing.
He noted the importance Of providing a transition be Neen antielpated
residential and retail developments' and expressed the View that retain
development should be limited to the north'side of 1-35,
The Plannin and Zoning Commission recommended the City Council approve
zoning petition 2-1399. The vote was 4-2.
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Planning and Zoning Commission Recommendation
to the City Council
Z-1404
July 17, 1979 +
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Identity and Location: Z-1404
This is the petition of Mr. Jesse Coffey requesting:
1) a change in zoning on a 2.9 acre tract from Agricultural (A) to
Multi Family (MF-1) classification. This tract adjoins the west
side of Sherman Drive, beginning roughly 1100 feet north of
Hercules Lane,
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2) Annexation of-a 14.8 acre tract and zoning classification as
Multi Family (14F-1). This tract begins approximately 500 feet
west of Sherman Drive and is approximately 1100 feet north of
Hercules Lane.
Recommendation;
This total 17.7 aci^e tract adjoins the west side of Sherman Drive and
will abut the Loop 288 corridor on the north. The petitioner is'pro
posing~to develop this tract for apartment use. The recently completed,
j housing study does indicate a siggnificant need for additional apartment k
construction in the°city, and this, tract could accommodate approximately
530 dwelling units, Apartment development adjoining the Loop corridor
appears to be a reasonable land use. This roperty will hake excellent
access into the city (Sherman Drive), and the Loop will fatilttate
east-west traffic movement., Utilit tervices'can:be extended to serve
this development and there are no flood plain problems. A"transition
of land uses--between the proposed apartments and the existing single
family homes to the south--can be provided in a_satisfactory manner
k on undeveloped land which lies north of Hercules and south of the
site in this request.
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Of notices sent to property owners for the Planning Commission hearing,
r one was returned in favor and one in opposition to this petition., Two
single family residents south of, this tract, opposed this petition at the
hear The Planning and Community Development Department recommended
apartment development along the Loop corridor is reasonable, but recom-
mended a transition of land uses begin on the petitioner's property.
The Plannin" and Zoning Commission recommended approval of both arts
of this a in zoning to MUM i
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Planning and Zoning Commission,Reco+endation
to the.City Council
Z-1403
July U, 1979
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Identity: Z-1403
This is the petition of Mr. Sorour Partovi requesting a change in zoning
from Multi Family (MF-2) to General Retail (GR) classification on .6 acre,
Location:
This tract is located at the southeast corner of Eagle Drive and
Avenue B.
Recommendation:
The site in this request was granted a specific use permit for the
operation of a restaurant in 1973. The Planning Commission has 'gone
on record numerous times in the last several years indicating that
strip business development along the Eagle Drive corridor :should not
be permitted. It was the Commission's feeling, however, that if this
site were developed under the conditions of a specific use permit`it
could serve as a transition to the Carriage Square Shopping Center to
the west, would'not;necessarily establish a precedent for other Eagle
fronting properties east of Avenue e, and would not hart: nearby rest
dentiai properties.
The petitioner seeks to change the zoning on this tract to General r
Retail (GR) classification, Surrounding land uses include residers-
I .t ai uses adjoining this tract to the south and east; NTSU Dormitories
exist, on the north slue of Eagle; and a site zoned Neighborhood
Service (NS) is located on the southwest corner of Avenue'B and Eagle.
As recentlyy as two months ago when the Planning Commission considered
rezoning the•tract at the southwest corner of B and Eagle, several
Planning Commissioners expressed their concern that the Eagle Drive
corridor not become zoned for strip retail development, The primary
concern of the Planning Commission then, as well as the Planning Com-
mission's concern now, is the significant threat to the preservation
of existing residential areas rasulting'from expansion of retail
zoning east of Avenue B.
Strip retail development along the Eagle Driv, Aerld6r should.';4dis
` couraged because of the likely negative impac.,,'adtoining residential
I properties, These negative impacts include an increase in noise and
traffic resulting from a variety of potential retail uses which are
incompatible in close roximity to residential dwellin s,
Ms g The con-
E tinued viability of this area for residential use would be damaged by
approval of this request, and its approval would serve as justification
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or further expansion of business zoning.
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Nulti Family (W-2) zoninNMI n place on this property, offer adequate
land use options on this For this reason, and because the
Planning Commission feels General Retail (GR) zoning is inappropriate
in, this location, the planning and Zoning Commission recommends denial
of this petition.
Of notices sent to property owners for the Planning Commission hearing,
four were returned in favor and three in opposition to this request.
No one spoke in opposition at the planning Commission hearing The
Plannin and Community Development Department recommended denial of
this petition.
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CITY OF DENTON•
MEMORANDUM '
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DATE OF MEETING: July 17, 1979
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM (USE EXACT WORDING AS ITEM IS TO BE PLACED ON AGENDA):.
Conslder report on the status of the Central Fire Station and provide direction
to the Staff.
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SUMMARYI ,
Attached is a breakdown of the architects estimate for the fire station, Scope
of the project has Increased dramatically because of the addition of women in
the dormitory areas, ambulance requirements and related storage, training facili-
ties.and future expansion.
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FISCAL SUMWY:
Architects estimate shows the, project to be 'approximately $200,000. dollars over
the budget, ($527,0M vs. $729,000.), t
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ACTION REQUIRED:
Council needs to give the Staff and architect direction.. s
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ALTERNATIVES:
Station can be built as designed now and other fundingg sources would have to
be found or the Council can direot the architect and Staff to make reductions
in sire of the building so that the original budget can be.met. G
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tpotielTS: 1 • Memo to G. C. Hartung
11 - Estimate from G. Stone
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CITY of DENTON, TEXAS MUNICIPAL BUILDING ! DENTON, TEAS 76201 !f LEPNONE (8171382
ERAN011M
TO: G. Chris Hartung
FROM: Rick Svehla
DATE,: July 110 1979
i RE: Estimates for the Central Fire Station
the figures that the architect, Mr. Gerald Stones second page
to the are Council at their s submitted
Attached r July 11 meeting. $000you can ars, As Gerald in-
shows his estimate to b2 a proximately $7300,. dollars.,
dlctedklbecausehofthere thesambulanceshawomenifireefiScope ghtersf
the a pp
ambulance Attendants, training facilities$ rumisce laneouss items- Alsoblems
additional adverse for soil conditions and othe
the ambulance vehicles isn't shown in the breakdown
when unt the original estimate of
all these additions a e.wbat nwinto acco
When feet is substantially
10,60D indicated n conversations with Gerald Coda the ahas rty questions.heIf Will b Council available
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at the next meeting if the Council has any information, we will try to obtain it,
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
10-N AS SAME WAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF
THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 09-1, AND AS SAID NAP
APPLIES TO CITY LOT S, BLACK 394, 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.
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THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON. TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION I.
That the Zoning Map of the City of Denton, Texas, adopted the
19th day of January, 1969, as an Appendix to the Code of Ordinances
F of the City of Denton, Texas, under provisions of Ordinance No. 69-1,
be, and the eare is hereby amended as follows:
All. the hereinafter described property is hereby removed
from the Neighborhood Service "NS" District as shown on
said Zoning Map, and all provisions of Ordinance No. $9-1,
adopted the 14th day of January, 1969, as amended, shall
hereafter apply to said property as General Retail "GR"'
District In the same manner as other property located in
the General Retail "OR" 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 City Lot 8, Block 394 and being approxi-
mately .3 acre of land located at the southe4tt corner of
Eagle Drive and Kendolph Street in the City of Denton.
SECTION It.
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 thing* for the
character of the district and for its peculiar suitability or parti-
I calar uses, and with a view to conserving the value of the buildings,
protecting human lives, and oncouraging the most, appropriate uses
of land for the maximum benefit to the City of Denton, Texas, and its
If citizens.
SECTION 111.
1 That this ordinance shall be in full force and effect immediately
after its passage and approval, the required public hearings having
heretofore boon hold by the Planning and Zoning Commission and the City
E Council of the City of Denton, Texas, after giving due notice thereof.
PASSED Rod APPROVED This the 17th day of July, As Ds 1979.
CM OF DENTON, TEXAS
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TEXAS
j ATTORNEY, CITY Di DENTON,
2-1102 Calusa Development, Inc,"" NO,
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
n AS SANE WAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF
THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1, AND AS SAID 0P
APPLIES TO APPROXIMATELY 7 ACRES OF LAND IN CITY LOT 6, BLOCK 285,
AS SHOWN THIS DATE ON THE OFFICIAL TAX 11AP OF THE CITY OF DENTON,
TEXAS, AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED TIIEREIN; AND DECLARING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE,
r THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 'I.
That the Zoning Map of the City of Denton, Texas. adopted the
14th day of January, 1969, as an Appendix to the•Code of Ordinances
I of the City of Denton, Texas, under provisions of Ordinance No. 69-1,
be, and the same is hereby amended as follows:
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i All the hereinafter described property is hereby removed from
the Agricultural "A" District as shown on said Zoning Map, and all
provisions of Ordinance No. 69-1, adopted the 14tb day of January,
1969 as amended, shall hereafter apply to said property as Planned
Development "PD" District for Single Family "SF-7", duplex, and zero
lot line residential uses on tbis.seven acre tract, in the same manner
as other property located in the Planned Development "PD" 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 a portion
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of City Lot 6, Block 285, locate on the south side of 1-353.
tract begins at a point which is 1800 feet south of the I-35£ State
School Road intersection, and 650 feet east of the State School Road,
0257 feet on dimension the southreand0800etoot oaethnorth; e etet430 feet on tie west;
SECTION It.
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That the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas hereby finds
that such change is in accordance ai:h it comprehensive plan for the
purpose of promoting the general welfare of the City of Denton, Texas,
t t and with reasonable consideration, among other things for the character
of the district and for its peculiar suitability or particular uses, {
and with a view to conserving the value of the buildings, protecting
the most appropriate
Texas, and itssciof land tizens,tor the
human wlives, It and to a the r ity
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~ SECTION II .
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! That this ordinance shall be in full force and effect immediately
after its passage and app;oval, the required public bearings having
heretofore been held by the planning and Zoning Commission and the City
Council of the City of Denton, Texas, after giving due notice thereot.
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PASSED and APPROVED This the 17th day of July, A, D. 1979,
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' CI4•Y OF DENTON, TEXAS I
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CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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ATTORNEY, CITY OF DENlON, TEXAS
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AN 4MDINAI4CL'' Oi` 1'IIL` CITY OF L)PN1~01j, TEXAS, PROVIDING FOR THE CLOSING
AND VACAT114 01` A PORTION Op T111; IMLL4TY 1,'A1!1jMNT IN LOT 6, BLOCK E,
GRANT ESTA l ; ADDITION TO TM Cl-,Y AND OUr;TY OF Pc.nm..-»^•••-
MING FOR la! RMRr'•
fiARY LLGAL DOCUMENTS '1'0 ht PRti - --119 iwiuURiZ1NC NECIX-
IAil.b DND SIGNED; AND PROVIDING AN
EFF'L'CrGA DATE.
to law,ILandSUponetl rtregoc.stiaT,dfpethc City titioll off the Denton, hervin, deems
it advisable to al>mndon and convoy the hereinafter described utility
easement to Crantcc aTid is c': the opinion that said portion of the
utility easement hereinafter described is not needed for public uei
and
IYIILREAS, the City Council of the City of Denton is of the opinion
that the best interest and welfare of the Irohlic will be served by
abandoning and conveying the same back to G;anteel
NOW, TI1EREFORE, THE COUNCIL COUNCIL Or TH; CITY OF DrNTOI4, TEXAS,
IIEREBY ORDAINS i
EC TIOIl I.
That the hereinafteI described public utility easement in Lot 6,
Block E, Grant Estates Addition to the City and County of Denton, Texas,
be and the same is, hereby fistinguished, vacated and permanently aban-
dontd as an easement for p',blic utilities insofar as the right, title
and easement of the public, are concern!:4 i
All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land lying and being situated
in the City and County of Denton, State of Texas, and being part of the
R, Beaumont Survey, Abstract No. 31 and being part of Lot No. 6, Block
E of the Grant Estates Addition, an addition to the City and County of
Denton) and also being part of a tract of land as conveyed from Grant
Estates to Hardy F, Burka III by deed dated October l9, 1978 and re-
corded in Volume 9191 page 973 of the Deed Records of Denton County,
f Texas, and more particularly described an foilowsa
BEGINNINr, at a point in the east boundary line of said tract, same
be- ing the west right of way line of Aileen Street, raid point of beginn-
ing being 6.o feet south 0° 121 45" cast of the northeast corner of
said tract I
THENCE south 06 121 45" east aloey the oast boundary lino of said tract
IE same being the west right of way lino of Aileen Street A distance of
4.0 feet to a point for a corner}
THENCE south 89' 461 51" west 10,0 fact south of and parallel vlth the
t north boundary line of said tract a dintan:c Of 150,19 feat to a point
for a.corner said point being 15.0 feet cast of the west boundary line
of said tract}
THENCE north 0" 231 14" went 15.0 feet east of and parallel With the I
West boundary line of said tract a distance of 4.0 foot to a point for
s a corners
THENCE Korth 890 461 51" east 6.0 feat south of and parallel with the
north boundary line of said tract a distance of 150.20 feet to the
placo of beginning and containing 600.78 square feat of land, more or
loss,
SF,CTI-OI A
` ancr. provided for hcrOin shall
That the abandotltitlea'nd r... that interest
ht, easa,ment and interest of tile he city of nd only extend to the rig and lawfully ahandon
m and shall the Citylof~Denton tray lega t0 lly
yoYcrnia] body
ItlJYitF!f.~'~ `y„u .-,rCTT1014111-
is ;,ub cct to
ncc made j exist and is
ralent and convey, ll
any: whether
That this abando restrictions, if the latter if any,
eent zoning and deed rights of others'
pr , .
subject to all existing casement urface, underground or otllcrwise
ent, acrinl,
apparent or nonap•iaz
SECTl0,I1 1V. are and
Attorney is hcretry authorized h prezpd to the
ith rOguosted by
That the City umonts are requircl w or on
deliver whatever legal d°c the lay
nd ccrnvoYcd herein11o4'ld such the Yy behalf
area abandoned a t11e same to h exec,0ui~1e City Secretary-
Grsntne hereofdtienton, and att°sted by
of the City
SECT' a COPY
Secretary is hereby authorized to certify
That the of Denton Coun y,
City
delivered to Grantee upon,
of this era a cinance for recordation ibis ordinancocords
ertified copy of same shall be
Texas; and the fee for publishi g
f recoilt of
SECT' edia
This ordinance tely from and after ita
revisions of the
shall take effect imm
and publication in accordance tirith the F
faasag0 Of Denton.
Charter of the City the 17th day of July, A. D• 19794
PASSED AND APPROVED this
I~ ILL iAS , MAYOR
I CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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CITY OF DENTONI TEXAS
' APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORHi n:
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i ATTORNEY, CITY OF DINTON,
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t• 11M Y U DENTON
That the City of Denton, Texan, a Municipal Corporation
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t , C,rdy n and Stato of Texas for and In consideration of ~i
the ,nrU( _
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DOLLARS,
to it in hnud paid by Hardy P. Burka III i
of the County of Denton and State of Texas the receipt of ahlch
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Is hereby nckooa}edged, do, by there prcncnts, BARGAIN, EU. RELEASE. AND FOREVER
QUIT CLAIM unto the Feld Hardy P. Burka III
his helreandoc^I all its
Knn right title and Interest In : ud to that certain tress or per.
eel of land lying In the County of Denton end Stale of Texas, described se fol3otss,
toawlt: All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land lying and being situ 1
ated in the City and County of Denton, State of Texas, and being part of
the R. Beaumont Survey, Abstract No, 31 and being part of Lot No. 6, bloc
E of the Grant Estates Addition, an addition to the City and'County of
Denton, and also being part. of a tract of land as conveyed from Grant
Estates to (tardy E', Burka III by deed dated October 19, 1978 and recorded
in Volume 918, Page 973 of the Deed Records of Denton County, Texas, and
more particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at a paint in the cant boundary line of said tract, sama being
the west right of way line of Aileen Street, said point of beginning be-
ing 6.0 feat south 00 121•45" cast of the northedst corner of said tractf~
THENCE south 0s 124 45" east along the east boundary line of said tract
' same being the west right of way line of Aileen Street a distance of 4140
feet to a point for a cornare
THENCE south 891 46' 51" west 10.0 feet south of and parallel with the
north boundary line of said tract a distance of 150.19 feat to a point
for a corner said point being 15.0 feet east of the west bound_ivy line
of said tracts
THENCE north 04 23' 14" west 15.0 feet east of And parallel with t`,e west
boundary line of said tract a distance of 4.0 feet to a point for a cbrne
THENCE north 890 46' 51" oast 6.0 feet south of and parallel with the
G north boundary line of said tract a distance of 150.20 feat to the place
i of beginning and containing 600.78 square feat of land, more or loss.
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TO IIAVFI AND TO JIM the said premises, together with ell and sint,niar the right, prin.
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helm and asalgnb forever, so that neither
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City of Denton, Texas, a Municipal Corporation, its successors
r xnx lttrU4 nor any person or persons cWming under it than. at any time hereafter,
have, claim or demand any right or title to the aforesaid premises or eppurlonnncee, or any part there.
of,
WITNESS our hand at Denton, Texas this
l7th day of July
A. D.10 79
j ' Witnesses at Roqueat of Crentorl CITY OF DIWTON, TEXAS
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AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY CT DENTON, TEXAS,
HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING OF SAID CITY ON THE 17TH DAY OF JULY,
A. D. 1979. j~
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WHEREAS, the City of Denton, TexLs has been sued by AVER MAE
GARRETT and the City Attorney has advised the City Council that the
legal department is neither staffed nor available to represent the I
City's interest in said litigation} and j
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W11E M S, the City of Lenton must adequately defend in slid
litigation by counsel experienced in such matters} and
WHEREAS, the City Attorney has entered into a tenative agree-
ment with Jack Gray of tho firm of Gray, Whitten and Loveless to
represent the City of Denton in the litigation matter listed below;
and
WHEREAS, the beat interests of the City of Denton will be served
by retaining the abovesaid'couneel for the purpose of representing and
defending the City theroinl
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL Or THE CITY
OF DENTON# TEXAS, THATs
1, Jack Gray of the firm of Gray, Whitten and Loveleba be re-
tained as special trial counsel to represent the City of Denton and to
{ take such action as he and the City Attorney may deem neceseary to
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fully protect the interests of the City of Denton in the following
named casei AVER MAY GARRETT VS, CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, ET AL.
2,~ All reasonable attorney fees and expenses of said litigation
be paid by the City of Denton, Texas.
PASSED AND APPROVED THIS THE 17TH DAY OF JULY0 A. D. 1979. }
BILL RAIRI OR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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FORT tab ,
ATTORNEY, CITY OF DENTON# TEXAS
AT A REGULAR MEETING er THE CITY COUNCIL OF PHE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
HELD IN THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING OF SAID CITY ON THE 17TH DAY OF JULY,
A, D. 1979.
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WHEREAS, the City of Denton, Texas has been sued by GARY L.
MATHESON and the City Attorney and City Manager have advised the City
Council that the legal department is neither staffed not physically
available to represent the City's interest in said litigations and
WHEREAS, the City of Denton must adequately defend in said liti-
gation by counsel experienced in such matters; and
WHEREAS, the City Attorney and City Manager have entered into
a tenativo agreement with S. 0. Johndroe, Jr. of the firm of Cantey,
Hanger, Gooch, Munn and Collins to represent the City of Denton in the
litigation matter listed below; and
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WHEREAS, the best interests of the City of Denton will be served
i by retaining the abovesaid counsel for the purpose of representing and
defending the City theieins
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF DENTON, TEXAS, THATt
1, S. 0. Johndroe, Jr. of the firm of Cantey, Hanger, Gooch,
Munn and Collins be retained as special trill counsel to represent the
City of Denton and to take such action as he and the City Attorney may
{ deem necessary to fully protect the interests of the City of Denton. in
the following named case on appeals GARY L, MATHESON VS. FIREMEN'S
AND POLICEMEN'S CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
ET AL.
Z, All reasonable attorney fees and expenses of said litigation {
on appeal be paid by the City of Denton, Texas,
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 17th day of July, A. D. 1979. a
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CITY OF i ENTON, TEXAS
ATTESTS
Mon OLT, TY SEC 'TAR
CITY OF DENTON* TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORMS
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ATTORNEY, CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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MEMORANDUM
TO: G. Chris Hartung
FROM: Rick Svehla
DATE: July 12. 1979 f'
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Attached is a plat and the pertinent facts about the Zitzelberger tract
(plaster but).that will need to be acquired if the full scope of the Fire
Station work is to be carried out. The Staff and the architect would
f recommend acquiring this tract$ if the Council directs the Staff to pursue i
the Fire Station in its enlarged configuration. If the Council direction
is to reduce the square footage in the facility$ then the Staff would re-
commend waiting until the new design is complete. I
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PARCEL Partial to complete cet rU f ze station site.
01MER Erwin 2itzelberger
AI?bRESS^ Bolivar & Mc-Kinney c±s_
TYPE OF PROPERTY. Commerc i.~
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1AID TAKING: 1725_16 op tQ eve number.
@ fig- YER 5 1. 1 T.= ,~6, 000.0(
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n PROV IMNTS Storage building $ _
OTHER
TOTAL APPRAISAL $.~4II0.00
• The ,above land wa•s authorized for purchase to complete the area
• bounded by Me-Kinney and.Bolivar Streets. See map. The City owns
• ,611 the other footage except for this. This is for the future central
t fire station.
Final council approval is needed. The tenta►tive.•approval was given
as of 4/5/79. Sales'contract has been signed by owner. ;
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AT A REGULAR ME)A ING OF TUE CITY COUNCIL OF Tflr CITY OF DLNTON,
TL'XA5, Hk;IJ7 IN 77{E MUNICIPAL BUILDING (1F SAID CITY ON THE 17TH
n DAY OI' JULY, A. D. 1979.
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WHLREAS, the City of Denton finds it necessary to purchase
a certain tract of land located in the City of Denton, Toxas, 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 Ly the purchase of the parcel of real estate described
bo.low; and
WHEREAS, the City of Denton and owner of said parcel, Irwin
Eitzclberger, agree that a consideration of $6,000.00 is a fair
and agreed value of such described property;
NOW, TIIEREVORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TIIE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
4 CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, THAT:
1. The City Attorney is hereby authorized to prepare whatever
legal documents are nece.asary to complete the transfer of property
so descriLed below from the owner thereof to the City of Denton.
All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land lying and being situ-
ates in the City and County of Denton, State of Texas, and heing
\ part of the fm. Neill Survey, Abstract No. 971. and also being part
of a tract of land as conveyed from Glynn L. Mitchell to Irwin
Eitzoltirger by deed dated April 21, 1976, and recorded in Volume
784, Pag.) 518 of the Deed Records of Denton County, Texas, and more
particularly described as follows:
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 62.10 feet (called 59,0 fee.) south of the intersection of
E the east right of way 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 frnn Ernest M, Porter, at ux to the
City of Denton by deed dated January 3, 1975 and recorded in volume
731, Page 137 of the Deed Records of Denton County, Texas;
THENCE north 890 580 22" east along the north boundary line of said
tract a distance of 82,16 feet to &point for a corner same being
the northeast corner of said tract;
TIIENCE south 08 31' 38" cast along the east boundary line of said
{ tract a distance of 21.0 feet to a point for a corner same being "r
the southeast corner of said tract;,
THENCE south 89' 58' 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-
west corner of said tract;
' THENCE north 00 01' 39" west along the west boundary line of said
tract same being the east right of way line of Bolivar Street a
distance of 21.0 feet to the place of beginning and containing
1725.36 square foot of land, more or less.
2. The City of Denton is hereby further authorized to pay
Irwin Eitzclbergor, as owner of said described property, considera-
tion in the amount of $6000.00 purchase price, plus any other
necessary and r:asonable costs.of closing.
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PASSED AND APPROVED ,this the 17th day of July, A. D. 1979.
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BURT R. SOLOMONS, ACTING CITY
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MEMORANDUM
n JULY 179 1979
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AGENDA ITEM:
Consider instituting annexation proceedings regarding. the petition of
Mr. Robert W. Welch seeking annexation and Single Family (SF-16) zoning ?
classification for 47 acres located adjacent and south of the Forrestridge
Addition and west of the Montecito Addition, j
SUMMARY:
/r The City Council held the public hearing on the zoning and annexation
petition of Mr.,Rrbert 4elch at its meeting June 26, 1979. In following
the procedure for annexation, no action on this request could be taken
following completion of the public hearing. It is appropriate at this
tine for the City Council to institute formal annexation proceedings by
instructing the City Attorney to publish the annexation ordinance. Then,
the annexation and zoning ordinance will be returned to you for final
action in late August.
RECOMMENDATION:
The Planning and Zoning'Cornnission unanimously recommended approval of
this request at its June 6, 1974 meeting. The Planning Department staff
also recommends approval of this petition and recommends institution of
annexation, proceedings.
ACTION REQUTAEO: ' '
The City Council should move to instruct the City Attorney to institute
annexation proceedings by publishing the annexation ordinance.
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July 17, 1979
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Identity and Location: Z-1401
This is the petition of Mr. Robert Welch requesting annexation and
Single Family (SF-16) zoning classification on 47 acres located adja-
cent and south of the Forrestridge Addition and adjacent and west of
the Montecito Addition.. '
Background:
A petition for annexation and Single Family (SF-13) zoning classifi-
cation on this tract was considered by the Planning Commission at its,
meeting May 16. In response to significant property owner opposition,
the Planning Commission recommended dental of the request. The peti-
tioner chose not to appeal the decision to the City Council and refiled
the zoning petition requesting annexation and SF-16 zoning classifica-
f tion.
Recommendation:
Annexation and Single Family ($F-16) zoning on this tract would add
an additional 47 acres for single family residential development in
the Forrestridge Addition. Minimum lot sizes would be the largest
required in a single family zone--16,004 square feet--with minimum
lot widths required to be 100 feet and lot depths a minimum of 120 feet.
The tract in this request adjoins property zoned,for Single Family
(SF-16) residential development to the north in Forrestridge and to
the east in Montecito. Given that this zoning petition would continue
i large lot single family development required in surrounding subdivi-
sions, the Planning Commission considers this an appropriate request.
j Utilities and streets are adequate for extension to serve this devel
oppmmeent, Any drainage problems on this property will be corrected
throLj development of this tract,
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The Planning and Community Development Department recommended approval
of this request. Of notices sent to property owners for the Planning
Commission hearing, three were returned,in favor and three in opposi-
tion to-this petition. No one spoke in opposition to this request at
the Planning Commission hearing.
The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended the City
Council approve zoning petition Z-1401.
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AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING A TRACT OF LAND CONTIGUOUS AND ADJACENT TO
THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXASi BIaTNG ALL THAT LOT, TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND CONSISTING OF APPROXIMATELY 45 ACRES OF LAND LYING AND BEING
SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF DENTON, STATE OF TEXAS AND BEING IN THE
A, GIBSON SURVEY, ABSTRACT NO. 495, DENTON COUNTY, TEXASI CLASSIFY-
I` IN9 THE SAME AS SINGLE-FAMILY "SF-It" DISTRICT PROPERTY1 AND DE-
CLARINO AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the request for annexation was introduced at a re-
gular meeting of the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas,
on tho petition of Robert Welch; and
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WHEREAS, an opportunity was afforded, at a public hearing
hold for that purpose on June 26, 1979 for all interested persons
to state their views and present evidence bearing upon the annexa-
tion provided by this ordinancel and
WHEREAS, this ordinance has.beea published in full at least
! one time in the official newspaper of the City of Denton, Texas,
prior to its effective date, and after the public hearings!
i NOW, THEREFORE, THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON$ TEXAS,
4 HEREBY ORDAXNS:
SECTION I.
That the hereinafter described tract of land be, and the same
is hereby annexed, to the City of Denton, Texas, and the samo is
1 made hereby a part of said City and the land end the present and
future inhabitants thereof shall be entitled to all the rights and
privileges of other citizens of said City and shall be bound by the
acts and ordinances of said City now in effect or which may here-
after be enacted and the property situated therein shall be subject
to and shall bear its prorata part of the taxes levied by the City.
The tract of land hereby annexed is described as follows, to-wits
All that certain 45.8 acre tract or parcel of land situated in the u
A. Gibson Survey, Abstract No. 4980 Denton County, Texas$ said
tract being a part of tract described in deed from Good Financial
Corporation to John Maeckle, Trustee as recorded in Volume 660, Page
132 of the Deed Records of Denton County, Texas! said tract being
further described herein by metes and bounds'as follows:
BEGINNING for the northeast corner of the tract being described
herein, said point being the southeast corner of Forrestridge Section
I I as recorded in Volume ii, Page 56 of the Plat Records of Denton
County, Texas!
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THENCE south 00" 31' 40" west 1500 feat, more or less, with the
east line of said Maeckle Tract to a point which lies 110 feet
south of the south line of El Pasco Drivel
THENCE west 240.0 feet to the west line of proposed extension of
Forrestridge Drive;
THENCE north 30,0 feet, more or less, with the west line of
Forrestridgo Drivel
THENCE west 1305,7 feet to the west line of said Maeckle Tracts
THENCE north 00" 07' 43" east with the ewst line of said Maeckle
Tract to the southwest corner of said Forrestridge Section 11
THENCE west 1356.18 feet with the west line of Forrestridge Section
I to the place of beginning.
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The above described property is hereby classified as single-
Family "SF-16" District and shall so appear on the official coning
map of the City of Denton, which map is hereby amended accordingly.
SECTION III,
This ordinance shall be effective immediately upon its passage,
PASSED AND APPROVED this the day of
A. D. 1979, e
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CITY OF DENTON, PEXAS
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` City of Denton
Memorandum
July 17, 1979
AGENOA ITEM:
Consider site plan approval for a portion of Planned Development 23.
SUMMARY:
Planned Development (PD) zoning Classification has a two-stage review pro-
cedure including first, approval of the zoning and secondly, review and
acceptance by the City Council of a detailed site plan. PD zoning permit-
tin y office, apartment and limited retail uses on a 3.3 acre tract on the
west side of Carroll Boulevard, extending between Prairie and Stroud, was
'approved in October 1977.
The next step in the PD procedure requires the developer to submit a detailed J
site plan for consideration by the Planning Commission and City Council. 1
In April 1978, the Planning Commission and City Council gave approval to
M the development of three office buildings along the Carroll Boulevard
M i frontage of this tract. In April of this year, the Planning Commission
and City Council approved a multi family development to the rear of the
r office'co lex with the condition that an alternative access to Carroll
Boulevardle provided whan the small retail area is developed,
4 The owner of the last remaining parcel of this PD has submitted a proposed
site plan to develop the area designated for limited retail service uses '
and has complied with the condition regarding access. As can be seen by
the attached site plan, the petitioner intends to construct a 40' x 160' ;
building on the southeast corner of the PD site on Carroll,Bouievard. -A
convenience store would,be sited-in the easternmost seetion of the building,
r , a small barber shop would adjoin the convenience store, and the remainder
f of the building (4,ODO square feet) would be used for office lease space.
A gasoline pump island would bo sited in front of the building.-:'Adequate
parking spaces are proposed south of the building, An advertising s1 n
would be located in the median area in front of the building. No add -
tional curb cuts are proposed or approved as a part of this site ~tan.
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r The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of the submitted
site plan with the following conditions:
1, Site plan approval is granted for the proposed development of a limited
I~ retail development. The building arrangement and size, drives, set- ;
backs, and parking layout shall conform to the submitted site plan.
2, A polo. sign, the combined panels of which do not exceed 84 square feet
in size, may be erected for advertising purposes a minimum 20 feet
from the front property line,
The Planning and Community Development Department staff also recoin,iended
approval of this "proposal.
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The City Council should move to approve the site plan, of this portion of
PD-23, with the suggested conditions.
EXHIBITS:
a) Memo
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c Requested site plan proposal #
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DATE OF MEETING: July 17, 1979
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM (USE EXACT WORDING AS ITEM IS TO BE PLACED ON AGENDA):.
Consider final revised plans on Windsor.
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At the June 26 meeting, the Council ap roved a;reduction in the scope of-
work, Subsequently, the Staff found tat the developer was required to '
contribute
$20,000. In t
Staff has re-evaluated the pro,iectuandowould drecommend areinstating 7approx-
imately 450 feet of storm sewer.
iISCAL SUMMARY:
Original'reduction in this contract was $30,
000. The 5taff,hds rearranged
the reduction to 310,000, but adding in the developer's contribution of
$20,000, the city's cost is estimated to remain the same at $290,000 for
the project.
"ACTION REQUIRED:
The Council should approve the''new scope of work and reductions.
• ALTERNATIYE;~: e'
Leave as is and go with the old reductions.
STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS:
• ° The Staff 'Would recommend going with the new reductions and using the
additional $20,000. developer contribution to 'finance needed drainage
improvements on the project. ,
YAIIBITS: 1 - Memo to G. C. Hartung
11 - Memo to Rick Svehln
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TO: G. Chris Hartung
FROM: Rick Svehla
DATE: July 11, 1979
RE: Reduction in the Windsor Drive Contract
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At the June 26 meeting, the Engineering Department made a Staff recommendation
to tho Council to reduce the scope of the work.. The reduction included total
elimination of a large storm drain on the north side of Windsor, reducing the
site of the street from 60 feet to 45 feet in width and elimination of the side-
walk on'the south side. The costs associated with these reductions were $36 000,
dollars, $40,000, dollars and'$13,000. dollars or approximately $90,000. dollars.
The Council reviewed this recommendation and approved it.
1 After reviewing our costs and funds one more time, we found that when the PD
I zoning was granted for the sections of land on either side of Windsor, that a
condition of the zoning was for the developer to participate in the cost of one
of the u1v
F f o c erts, either totally or to a $20,000. dollar limit, Subsequently,
we have re-evaluated our plans and bid items and would recommend that a large
e portion of the storm drain be reinstated in the project. These new reductions
E in the project would total approximately $70,000, dollars. This coupled with
the developers requirements of $20,000. dollars'will equal the original $40,600. i
reduction that the Council ongfinally approved. We feel that this storm sewer
k will be mandatory in the near future. If it is not built now, we believe that
costs will escalate and as soon as development takes place north of Strickland 4r,
High School some sort of system will need to be built.
! . We have evaluated the other two items that were deleted and feel that the 45 feet
i width would still meet traffic needs. As part of the zoning granted to the de-
veloper in this area, a sidewalk on the north side of Windsor is also required.
Although these two items do not meet our original plans, the Staff feels that it
would be better to eliminate.them rather than the storm sewer. If the Council
approves these new reductions, we would suggest that the south curb line on Windsor
} be made to line up. This will allow expansion to the north if funds become avail-
able. We are also working with the developer with a possibility of sidewalk being
built on the south side of Windsor instead of the north.
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Rick Svehla
FROM: Jerry Clark
DATE: July 11, 1979
RE: Windsor Drive quantities
in order to lower the cost for the Windsor Drive Project to the required
$310,000. figure, the following quantities were reduced. The major changes
were a result of building a 45 foot street and deleting the sidewalk from
the project. All of the drainage on Windsor Drive will be constructed ex-
cept for one inlet and approximately 200' of pipe. This design should handle 1
most of the drainage problems. The Stuart Road and Windsor intersection will
S have the original drainage system constructed.
DOLLARS SAVED
i WINDSOR DRIVE QUANTITIES PER ITEM
Unclassified excavation reduced by 266 C.Y. 931,00
Limy stabilized subgrade reduced by 1900 S.Y. 3,800.00
Lime reduced by 17.4 tons 1,392.00
i Asphalt pavement (6-inch) reduced by 1888 S.Y. 206107.20
Class C concrete reduced by 39 C.Y. 141625.00
Reinforcing Steel reduced by 6650 lbs. 3,325.00
18" Reinforced Concrete Pipe reduced by 15 ft. 420.00
42" Reinforced Concrete Pipe reduced by 181 ft. 10,498.00
10' Curb inlets reduced by l inlet 1,760.00 i
` Inlet frame and cover reduced by 1 cover 75.00 {
Concrete sidewalk t till deleted 570 S.f. 11,542.50
Compacted fill reduced by 362 C.Y. 905.00
Guard Rail reduced by $6 L.F. 1 100.00
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1 This figure is below the ;330,000.00 limit
that was set.
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MEMORANDUM
DATE OF MEETING July 17, 1979
AGENDA ITEM P.O. 038177 to General Electric for Turbine Q Valve overhaul
parts for Turbine 64 in the amount of $13,976.00--one source item,
SUMMAY.
Purchase order number 38177 is for replacement parts for the Municipal
Power Plant, Unit 04, Turbine #164191. This generating turbine is manufactured
by General Electric and replacement parts are single source from General Electric.
Many items are one of a kind and prices are not available until the order is
shipped. This order was placed in November of 1978 and shipment was made on June
15, 1979, seven months later.
FISCAL SUMMARYt
The $13,976.00 for theso parts will come from account number 02-51-83-39.
The funds were approved in the t978-79 fiscal budget in the generating machinery
maintenance account.
ACTION REQUIRED:
Council approval of single source purchase order to General Electric
Company in the amount of $13,976.00.
ALTERNATIVES:
l None.
STAFF RECOMMENDATIONSt
We recommend this purchase order be approved and the invoice paid.
EXHIBITS.
Purchase order 638177 and invoice number 089-56808.
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P.O. Box S921 Steam Plant
D11iaa, Texas 75222 1701 Spencer Rd. „
Danton, Texas 16201
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ITEM CITY STOCK NVMBER
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4. Part 977 bushing DRO 4-34435i-1 one sot of (2) 1 ee .
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Denton, Takab 76201
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7 6 Packing 645A138.3 85,00 340,00
Jam Nuts 6643124.10 29.00 29.00
8 6 Bolts 63SA513-1 41.0 246,00
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July 17, 1979
AGENDA ITEM:
Consider the final subdivision plat of the M. K. Wilson Addition.
SUMMARY:
The pproperty owner seeks to.subdtvide an existing tract, located on the
north side of Paisley and east of the intersection of Paisley and Ruddell,
into three single family residential lots. The lots provide 'sli htly less
than the standards required in the Single Family (SF-7) zoning district
which are 60 wide x 100 deep, total lot area a minimum 7,000 s uate feet.
The lots are 981,196',,,and 94' deep and the easternmost lot has 9,913 square
feet. The Board of Adjustment ranted variances of the minimum lot depth
and minimum square footage at its meeting July 10.
Na'site Improvements or additional street dedication is recommended as a
part of this subdivision. Regardingg ppublic. facilities, water, sewer, and
electricity can be provided from Paisley Street. Since Paisley was recently
j included in the dust control program no pavings nor curb and, guttering along
Paisley, is recommended at this time. Street improvements will be included
as part of the next street assessment program.
RECO*ENDATION:
The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended approval of this
reGeusted subdivision at its June 20, 1979 meeting. The Planning, ErigNeering,
acid Utility staffs have each reviewed this proposal and recommended its
approval.
Li' ? ACTION REQUIRED:
The City Council should move to approve the final subdivision' plat of the
M. K. Wilson Addition, s
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July 17, 1979
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Consider the final replat of the John Roady Addition.
Sl1MRY:
The property owners wish to replat an existing four lot tract located
immediately east of the intersection of Crescent and Cordell, into three
lots. Lots i and 2 would then be developed for profe,sionel office
buildtr9S. The only unusual feature about this prorosed resubdivision '
Is the fact that tine Original plat required a building setback of lo' from
both Cordell and Crescent Streets., The property owners sought, and were
granted, avariance by the City's Board of Adjustment on July 10, to ob-
serve a 171 building setback from Crescent and Cordell. l
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No site improvements or additional street dedication is recommended as a
part of this replat, Regarding public facilities, water and sewer services j
are available to lot 2;'onlyy water is currently Available to Lot 1, The
9' private utility line would be utilized to extend sewer from Crescent
Streuf to,serve Lot 1. Electricity will be prpvided in a 16' easement
extending through the new Lot 3.
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Tfie Planning9 and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended approval of this.
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request at its June 20, 1979 meeting, The Planning, Utility, and Engineerirg
staff.have reviewed this proposal and also recommended its approval.
6 CTiM REQUIRED:
The City Council should move to approve the final replat of the John Roady
Addition.
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CITY OF DENT04 CITY COUNCIL
July 17, 1979
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Consider approval of County resident Michael J. O'Keefe's request {
to connect to City's newer line. i
SUMMARY)
Michael J. O'Keefo has requested and already paid pro-rata to j
connect to a 10" City Sewer line alnnq Ryan (toad. Our staff was
'under the belief that this property was within the city limits when
discussions involving connecting to the sewer line were being held,
f It has been a regrost of past councils that council approval be
obtained before connecting water and sewer services to non-City
residents.
FISCAL SUMMARYi
Sewer Line Pro-Rata received
' 100' 0 $21/ft. x 601 $10260.00
$0' A $21/ft.x 60% x 10% 63.00
Sub Total $1,323.00
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4" sewer tap 235.00
j~ TOTAL $1,558.00
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j ACTION REQU1REDi
Approval of disapproval of sewer connection.
ALTBRNA'TIVESI
1. Approval
2. Disapproval
STAFF RECOMMENDATION i Public Utility Board will consider this item at their
meeting on July 160 1979,
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R.E. Nolson,P.E,
Director of Utilities
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