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Home My WebLink About1979 I I I it Denton.,, • ~q'S1aJ149'1t"`~.'~u~~r~+ t~"•'pjt5~'R~(nr[1'1'r3 v s Ft}~'~'r~!~.'r~S'~~ , i 1 44;.41 x , ' }3.`Jir~4l.i~1•rrir',/rr'rrrY~li~tl!hl~~Tww/sad.A,i-A~iriV,E~b,..rr IIcri, L ,I. '•'u/JS•~a w:+•'.:'~'w:::'...::.L1:t:ltit7:J~4iil~i~+++:.i+.wwi.~~-'~'~~'' j~. t ,rrrtl T1Ti,•s;t;: - ~r;~vf-~-rr,~',r,~~i,rnY1T?;TYIT:": ,~TT~. , ' , t ,;,;,;r'hu:•ir• ~•YM' •A1•' •;~'t'tl'J'~MI'/Q'' •;SON f\\ ~C~} "7 ~ftYf?+S>~' { st~i > S~~ t:¢r S :ti r • t•~ r +:+'i:+s,4{"+rj; 'p r)ti Ty/4 {t +nl + s \ iS~t)~~, ~r•,`(,/!r:{r. +,/ulr'}: q r•✓.~ rti +n ?1, \Y ;!4.y. f ,:rr. r • ~.WiV,~t~.L. \ .;,'tSr'la4at' ~h ~ ~Jl. . ~ , ,.1 1~lI r 1} {7 , /\~\?for "1f11r ~ ) Srt 1 1 , . / 1.15 , , 4,1 •'J r! •y spox r 1r 1 lei • OHIO: lost: ' r 1 E .ti . u T. 7 . r~ „ {•f f r;1;r .t r , it. 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LIBRARY BOARD N. PARKS AIQD RI?CRIsMTION BOARD 0. PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION 'r V. PLUMBING AND WECHNICAL COM: BOARD Q. PUBLIC UTILITILS BOARD R. RE ),ARCH 'AND IsCONOMIC DEV81,011MENT BOARD f i i 4rpy~ AIRPORT ADVISORY BOARD r 1 CURRENT ORTGINAL PRESENT ` MEMBERS APPOINTMENT TERM ~}r r Oran °Skinnoy° Crouch 1966 1977-1979 ` (Realtor) Gene Wright 1976 1977-1979 '(NTSU English) John Carrell 1979 ].979-1980• (NTSU Business) Ed Mcorehead 1977 1977-1979 (Victor Equipment Company) , M%vn Thomas 1977 1978-1980 (Vending service) C. J. Taylor 1978 297'.1-1980 (NTSU ) Ralph Slater 1978 1978-1980 (Pilot) P l , r UP SO],IJT TON 111? 11' R1SO1.VfI) BY TIM COUNCIL Of', T19, CITY OF D1N1'ON, 'TEXAS: 77)at the Airizort Advisory Board of the City of Denton, 'fcxas, shall consist of seven mmkcrs who shall be residents of. Denton Catuity, Texas, and four (4) of same shall be also residents of the City of Denton. ttrnl Four (4) members shall be appointed by the Council to serve for one year, ending the 30th day of Jane, 1970, or until their successor is appointed: and three (3) members shall be appointed to serve for two (2) years ending. the 30t}a day of June, 1971, or until their successor is appointed. All. members appointed or re-appointed after this year shall !;crve for taro (2) years, and continue until their successors are appointed, which shall establish stag- gered tiro year terns. No person having any pecuniary interest in the Denton Airport or with any oprrator or concessionair thereon shall be a member of this Airport Advisory Board. The purpose of this Board is to advise the Council on all matters concerning or pertaining to the. Denton Airport, and to submit a budget reco;mrendation to the City Manager for his consideration in preparing the total City budget. PASSED AM) APPROVEI) this 24th day of June, A.D., 1969. .A. TJ LSOV, ~V R CI'T'Y 01- 1IMUNI MICAS A1TfSf E . 131tU0}:S fiUla', CI'1'~' `)I:CI(31'Ni~" CITY Ol D1i1~°1'ON, TEXAS APPROVED AS TO LEGAL 1.011 o. -JACK CVJ Y OF DL•N7l")N9 TYXAS ' notion was made by Finlay, seconded VIN Nou that thr Resolution „ be adoptc,l. Oil roll c;lll vote Fill, a)~ YOtad "<hpc:," NOU voted Ayer votetl"aye," and Nulson voted tIoti.on carrit)d, BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ` CURRENT ORIGINAL PRESENT 14FA11F;RS APPOINTMENT TERM c1'larv Merrell 1971, 1977-1979 (Merrell Duick) George Reaves (Chairman) 1973 1977•-1979 (Dry Cleaning) Jim Ru~jsell 1975 1977•-1979 (Russell's Department Store) Charles Muirhead 1975 1978-1980 (Home Builder) Edward Coomes 1975 1978-1980 (NTSU History) George E. Ford (alt.) 1976 1978-1980 (Lone Star Films) ' John Carrell (alt.) 1975. 1977-1979 (NTSU Business) i I r DFNTON CODE li 10.07 6 30AG • gcrs; to p ; to secure safety from fire, panic and other dam- the streets romote health or the general welfare; to provi(le adequate light and air; to prevent the overcrowding of land; to avoid undue concentration of population; to facilitnte the adequate provision of transportation, water, sewerage, schools, narks, public convenience and other public requirements. Gaeli regulations shall be made with reasonable consideration of the character of tine district and its peculiar suitability for the most view of conserving the particular and uses, and u with of ll buildings land throughout the city. Sec. 10.07, Board of adjustment. (a) There shall be a board of adjustment which shall con- Q` sist of five (G) members who, during their respe hive tel,the of office and for at least one year immediately p' beginning thereof shall be resident:. of the City of Denton. They shall be appointed by the council for a term of two (2) yenrs, provided three (3) members shall be appointed each odd-numbered year and two (2) ir,-Im 'ers each even-numbered year. They shall sorve lyithout pay• The board of n6justmerit Vernon's shall hnve the power enumerated in Article 10118, Texas Civil Statutes, 1948 as now or hereafter nmcnded,'All j meetings of the board shali be held at the call of the chairman, who shall be designated by the council, ail at such other times as the board may determine. All meetings of the board shall be open to the public. The board shall keep minutes of its proceeding,, showing the vote of each member upon every question, or if absent or failing to vote, indicating' such fact. Every order, re4uirement,' decision or de?erminntion of the board shall immediately be filed with the city secretary and shall be a public record. 41 (b) Upon application of any person agdrieved by tiny order, requirement, decision or detcrnniniition of any administrative official concerning any zoning ordmanco or file exercise of powers herein conferred relating thereto, the board of ad- justment ::hall give it full and fair 11co •ing to (illy Such person, and after said hearlmr, if the board of adjustment is of tho opinion, tint the order, oedimulce or decision of the ad;minid- 48 . ,S fwd. ' ! ' • ' , 10.04 CJTM',T LR 10.09 trative official is inequitable and unjust, it shall have the power to permit exceptions to or variances from the strict application of the regulation.; in such situations in accordance with the principles, conditions and procedures specified in the ordinance. Sec. 10.08. Platting or subdivision control. I The planning and zoning commission shall adopt regula- tions governing the platting or subdividing within the city or within five (G) miles of the corporate limits of the city, and the owner, of every s ach subdivifion shall comply with all of the provisions of .Article 974a and G626, Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes, 1948, as i ow ol~ hereafter amended. Such regu- lation may provide for the hornionious dovelopment of the city within'the subdivid:d land with other existing or planned streets and gays or fcr conformance with the muster plan or official niap, for adfiquate open spaces, spaces for traffic, i utilities, recreation, lif;hi and air and for'the avoidance of congestion of population. Such regulations may include re- quirements as to the extent to which and the manner in which ' strcets and other ways shall be graded and improved and water, sewer and odwr utility mains, piping;, Corm Ceti ons•or ..other facilities shall be installed as a condition precedent to the approval of a subdivision, Scc. 10.09. Tentative approval of plats. The regulations or practices of the city planning and zoning I commission may provide for it tentative approval of the plat j previous to such improvements and installations; but any rVCb tentative approval shall not be entered on the plat. In lieu of the completion of such worl: previous to the final ap- -proval of a plat, the cite plannint and zoning commission .may accept a bond, in an amount and with surety satisfactory to the city manaf;'er raid after approval by the city attorney, ? securing to the city the actnal construction and installation -of such improvements and utilities within it period specified by the city pianninf; and zoning eoimnission and expressed is the band. 49 L M I • . r 1 • I 3 Art 23 )DENTON CODE Art. 23 Article 23. Board of adjustment. A. Organization, ! There is hereby ,^rcited a board of adjustment consist- r, ! .ing of five (15) members, each to be appointed by the I City council for a term of two (2) years and removable for caurc by the appointing authority t:pon written charges and after public hearing. Vacancies shall be filled for the unexpired term of any member whose t place becomes vacant for any cause, in the same manver as the original appointment was made. Two (2) ahem- , hers heretofore appointed shall serve until June 30, 1970, or until their successors are appointed and three (3) members, as heretofore appointed, shall serve until June 30, 1971, or until their successors are appointed, and thereafter each member reappointed or each new . { appointoe shall serve for a full term of two (2) years ' -unless rernoved as hereinabove provided. Provided, how- ever, that the city council may appoint two (2) alter- rinto members of the board of adjustment who shill] serve. in the absence of one or more of ilia regular mem- bers when requested to do so by the city manager, as the ease may be, so that all cases to be heard by the board of adjustment will rchraya be }}card by a minimum ` number of the four (4) members. The alternate mom- bens, when appointed, shall serve for the same period as the regular members, which is for a lei-in of two (2) years, and any vacancy shall be filled in the same c • ynanner and they shall be subject to removal the same gas the regular members. B. Procedure. .Tho bared shall adopt rules to govern its proceedings provided, however, that ouch rules are not inconsistent with this ordinance or statutes of the State of Texas. Meetiors of the board shall be held at the call of the c .chairman and at such tinntils as ilia board may deter- • rlcine. The chairman, or in his absence, the acting chnir- man, cony administer oath acid compel the attenclance of witnesscsr All meetings of the board shall be open -&arip; No.. 10 1182 I L J A.PPFN111~; B-ZON1NG Art. 23 rt. 23 / to the public, The board shall keep minutes of its pro- eeedings, shuwving the vote of each member upon cash question, or if absent or failinf, to vote, indicate such fact, and shall keep records of its examinations and other official actions, all of which shall be immediately filed' in the office of the board and shall be a public record. C. Appeals. (1) Appeals to the board of adjustment can be taken by any person aggrieved, or by an officer, depart- Mont or board of the municipality affected by the decision of the building inspector. Such appeal shall be takers within. fifteen (15) days after the de, - on has been rendered by the building Inspector, by filing with the officer from whom the appeal is (h taken and with the board of adjustment, a.notice of appeal specifying the grounds thereof. The offl- cer from whom the appeal, is taken shall forth- with transmit to the board all the papers constr- tuting the record upon which the action appealed from Nvas taken. (2) An appeal shall stay all proceedings of the. action appealed from unless the officer from whom the ' .appeal is taken certifies to the board of adjust- ment, after the notice of appeal shall have been filed with him that by reason of facts stated in the certificate, a stay would, in his opinion, cause imminent peril to life or property. In such case, proccedings shall not be stayed, otherwise, than by a restraining order which may be granted by the' ..board of adjustment or by a court of record on application on notice to the officer from whom the appeal is tiil<en and dnc cause shown. ' (3) The board of adjustment shall fix a runsonable time for the hearing of an appeal, five the public notice thereof by posting st'ch notice in the mail ~ • addressedt}~~~ltlrc~! ,{!100) feet of tlboelnvpertyto~ within t%o Supp. No. 16 2183 f Ir~w • ' Art. 23 T)tNTON CODY Art. 23 which the appeal is made and by publishing notice of such hearing in a newspaper Of general circula- tion ill the City of Denton. Both the posted and published notice shall lie given at least te11 '(14) days prior to the date set for the Ttearine . UpoI► the hearing, any party may app by attorney or by agent. D, Jurisdiction. When izi its judgment, the public convenience and wel- fare will be substantially served and the appropriate use of the neighboring property will not be substan- tialiy or permanently injured, the board of adjustment may, in specific cases, after public notice And public hearing, and subject to appropriate conditions and safe. guards authorize the following, special' exceptions to f the regulations herein established. (y) Pormit the, reconstruction, extension or enlarge- ment. of a building occupied by a nonconforming use on the lot or tract occupied' by such building provided such reconstruction dons not prevent the return of such property to a conforming use and permit the expansion of off-street parking or off- street loading for a nonconformitng use, aid, ' (2) I'ermiL. such modifications of the height, yard. area, coverage and pai•kirg regulations as may be necessary to secure Appropriate development of a parcel of land which differs from other parcels in the district by beint; of such restricted ed 111 ea, shape, or slope tl►at it cannot, bc• app ' p ' without such modification. (3) Require. the discontinuance of nonconforming uses of land or structure uudur any plan whoreby the full value of the structure and facilities can be amortized Nvitl1in it definite period of time, takin;; Into consideration the g(Meral charac e'r Oft t neiglhborhood and the ner(issity for all 1 p y to ce, con°+ to diseonlii regulatioll.q Of a no,jeonfolrmiuglusae1of land actio s Su>>p, No. lb X1$,i I , Art, 23 APPENDIX B-ZONING Art, 23 and structure shall be taken with due regard for the property rights of the persons affected when considered in the light of the public welfare and the ch.arieter of the area surrounding tile .desig- nated nonconforming use and the conservation and preservation of property, The board shall, from time to time, on its ow . motion or upon cause pre- sented by interested property owners, inquire into the existence, continuation or maintenance of any • nonconforming use within the City of Denton. R Action:', of the board. (1) In exercising its powers, the board may, iii con- formity with the provisions of articles 1011-A and including 1011-3 of, the 1925 Civil Statutes of Texas, as amended; revise or reform, wholly or partly, or may modify the order, requirement, de- . • visions, or determination appealed from and make. such order, requirement, decision or determination as ought, to be made and shall have all the poNvers of the officer iron; whom the appeal is taken in- eluding the power to impose reasonable condition.i to be complied with by the applicant. (2)' The concurring vote of four (4) members of the board shall be necessary to revise any order, re- quirement, decision or determination of any such building inspector, or to decide in favor of the ap- plicant on any matter upon which it is required to pass under this ordinance or to affect any variance in said ordinance. (3) Any person or persona, jointly or severally, ag- grieved by nny decision of the board of adjustment 1 II - or nay taxpnycr or any officer, dcpnrtment or board' of the municipality may present to a court of record a petition, duly verified, setting forth that such decision is illetral, in whole or part, speci- fyinl; the I;raunds of the illeg klity, Such pet,lion shall be presented to the court within tell (10) f days after the filini; of the decision in the office I of the board and not thorenf ti r, Supp. No, IG 118G r . I • I I BOARD-OF: EQUALIZATION CURRENT ORIGINAL PRESENT MEMBERS APPOINTMENT TERM David Fitch (Chairman), 1978 (NTSU Business) ' 04 Raymond Pitts 1978 Myra A. King 1978 r I 7.21 CHARTER 7.23 See. 7.21• Bactrd of cqunlixation: powers and duties. (a) l shall be the, duty of the council, as soon as the as- sessment rolls ai'c completed, to refer them to tiie board of equalization. board of equalization hall convene an the fl_rst (b) The de r Ai1 ~~is continue its )aliors until its _work is corn- , anc y -9L- leted, Eovlded.iLsll lLtlQt continue lic, oncl~tlie t`yentyTfirst ~ _ (21 aY --tlioano~~th, st) (c) The board of equalization shall review the assessment rolls, correct any mistake or inequality found therein and make any adjustments that may be necessary to equalize the assessments, to the end that all property within the city sha11 be assessed as fairly and as uniformly as possible. The board ate shall be governed eq equalization of procc(lure and comity taxes by tthe relating to the eq~ commilssioners court. ' (d) The board shall have the power, when in session, to compel the attendance of witnesses and the production of all books, documents, stocks, bonds and gther papers pertinent to any illm0gation of the ownership or value of property subject to taxation by the city. Sec. 7.22. Board of equalization: records, approval of rolls. The board of equalization shall be required to keep an ac- curate record of all its proceedings, which shall be available for public inspection. Immedkitely upon completion Lit' its work the board shall certify its approval of the assessment rolls, which shall be returned to the city council and thereupon adopted by the coUUcil as the •tsses ment rolls to be used for the collection of taxes for, tl:e current year. See. 7.23, Increasing an assessment. It the assessor nrid collector or the board of equalization t proposes to increctise any aSsesSSnon over the amount assessed in tho precedinf; year, notice Oulli be property, mulledl to ovvner, or person who has reiti(lcyed the }ro1?e known address, informinft him th,tit the assessment of the 33 DENTON CODS; 1 1.20 r See. 7.10, Assessment of unrendered property, supplemental ` tax rolls. (a) The assessor and collector shall assess all property which for any cause has not been rendered, placing such val" cation thereon as he may deem just. If the owners of such property are unknown, such assessment may be made in the name "unknown", i (b) If the assessor and collector shall discover any real property which was subject to taxation for any yeaar within i the preceding ten (10) year period, and which from any cause has escaped taxation for that year, he shall assess si.lch prop- erty in a supplement to his next assessment roll, at the same rate under which such property should have been assessed for such year, stating, the year, ;lnd the tax terthat eon sshall uch . be collected the same as other taxes; provided F 6 supplemental rolls may be made at any tithe and thereafter reported to the council for its approval. The taxes assessed in such supplemental roll for years previous to the approval of such roll shall be due at once upon the approval of such roll by the council; such taxes may,bear interest al the rnte of six per cent (691o) per annum from the date on which they would have been delinquent if they had been timely assessed; and if such taxes shall not be paid within thirty days of the f date of such approval the assessor and collector may proceed to collect them in the manner required by law, ' See. 7.20. Board of equalization: appointments, qualifications. The council shall each year prior to the first day of August f appoint a board of equalization to be composed of three (3) members who are real property taxpaying citizens of Denton, and who nro not in arrears in the hayinant of any taxes or other liabilities clue the city, Nveil acquainted with real estate values, one of whom shall be designated us chairman of the board, A majority of the board shall constitute a quorum for Clio transllctioll 0f bnshless. 'Pilo city secretary shall serve a,l ex officio secretary to the board, Each member of the board aliAl be paid fol• each dny he sits as a member thereof such , couipensntion ns shall be fixed by the council. • 32 , 1 [ BUILDING COD11 HOARD CURRENT ORIGINAL PRESENT MEMBERS APPOINTMENT TERM Fred Reed (Chairman) 1971 1977-1979 (Electrician) l ' j G. C. Goen, Jr. 1972 1977-1979 (Contractor) Bert Moore 1475 1977-•1979 (Building Contractor). v! Choster Ingraham 1975 1978-1980 (Unknown) Jim Stone (alt.) 1975 1977--1979 (Unknown) 1 Dan Collinsworth 1976 1978•-1980 (Ar.•chiteet) ' John Matt Howard 1978 1978-1980 J (professional engineer) k ' ;i j r si , . I • 1 4 !i•14 11UILDINGS 4 5:14 (b) Required parapets shall have fire resistance ratings not less thin required for the wall on which they are erected. t I (c) Required parapets on exterior walls required to have a fire resistance rating of two-hours shall ex- tend not less than two feet above the roof; parapets on exterior walls required to have a fire resistance rating f i { of three or four-hours shall extend not less than three feet above the roof ; parapets shall extend tit least to l the sane: height as any portion of the roof within flf• teen feet. (Ord. No. 72-31, Pt. I, 7-1.1-72) c (f) Volume I, Section 204 is deleted and amended to road as follows: h i ~ • (a) Building code board-Crcatioaal There is here- by created a building code board consisting of five (5) members, each to be appointed by the city council for a term of two (2) years, and removable for cause by said council after public hearing'. Initially, however, all five (5) members shall hn appointed for a term to expire coincidently with other city boards, to servo until their successors are appointed, To the extent that persons are available within the city, said board shall consist of one (1) general contractor, one (1) architect, one (1) engineer, and two (2) additional members, who shall all reside within the city, Pro- vided, however, that the city council may appoint two f (2)' alternate members of the building code board who shall serve in the absence of one or more of the regular members when requested to do so by the city rnannlfer, as the case cony be, so that all eases to be heard by the building code board will nlways be heard by a mini- mum number of four (4) members, The alternate I members, when appointed, shall servo. for the same period as the rof;ular members, which is for a term of two (2) ycnrs and tiny vacancy shall be filled in the { same manner and they shall be subject to removal the same as the regular members. The city council may- Appoint ex officio members to this board, to have n i Supp, No, 18 2G411 I r 1 ~ 5-Iti iwmN CODE g 5.14 but who sha,11 hRVe no voice in all'matters'before tlal shun be an ex offic'so vote, The chief buildhify member of the board. (U) pt'ocedssrc awl rowers. The board shall adopt that same are Provided of f D Denton and xuSes to govern its proceedings the City consistent with the Code of the statutes of the State of Texas' Tire building code board tters con- e 'hall have the same powers and duties on ma th and corning Cltnptcr five of. the Code of Ordinances as f board of adjustment has on matters concerning. arising from, the zoning ordinance, including the fol- I oaths, i lowing: administer. itnesses ; i (a) 1;lect a chairman, who may and compel the attendance of w . by afour -fifths (d/G) (b) I-Iear and dcternitne, cols from any do- vote of the members, app ,ur- IV cisi15li of Gh tl~ticf Iivedothc~ than Article scant to a£t~r proper notice has been glvcli; four-fifths o/5) vote of the members, . (c) grant variances to any provision Of Chapter Five, other than Article IV, suUje and pl' a 51 j priato conditions ath s hoad athat a hardship determination by the particular j ' exists wilkh would be cured by variance sought in'lolvIlIg (a) I&JIltain Surisdiction of c' tiaslsauthorize IV of said Chat' 711 Article .12, Ord therelu. (Ord.: No. 72 31, Pt. it No, 72-40, pt. 10 8 z2-7?) r+g hole,-Sec, G•14. sottinl forth deletions and nmendmen l es ete. of wito cod e nJopiad its § G-Ltl Is tl eY3parliciron, tile ulur saction~innnce ie tea . the buildinC Md ote 1s followl~tr ttt le 1 te . s dirorinl annlpsis um iLtcd due to lndlcnteJ in tlto 10 hls afffefec matter involved. d , the build ow technical nature of tlto subSQct sea 5-15, Q`tsty cc of building 1'C"llt 1YltCTC ftood Itaxa tier the building i lcrmit [sltull} he issued only a b A building 1 , ' official hay dstormtned that tilt proposed tltlding site is rca- 5upp, No,'a$ 2Gd,2 „ I CABLE TELEVISION ADVISORY BOARD PRESENT CURRENT ORIGINAL. AR MEMBERS POTT NTMEN1 TERM Ed Morrison, Jr. 1977 1978-•1981 rf, (Morrison Mills) i Leonard Grafa 1977 = 1977-1980 (Realtor) 1977-1979 Jerry Borchardt 1977 (T.V. Service) 1977-' 1980 s Dr, Edwin L. Glick 1977 (NTSU Speech & Drama) - Joe: Mitchell 1979 1979-1982 (NTSU - Personnel Director) E f j j t ' i S , 4 2 ' E 3 , 1 , I i 1 , 2. The City Council shall have the right to cancel the fran- chise one hundred twenty (120) days after the appointment of a re- ceiver, or trustee, to take over and conduct the business of the company, whether in receivership, reorganization, bankruptcy, or other action or proceeding, unless such receivership or trusteeship shall have been vacated prior to the expiration of the said one hundred 'twenty (120) days, or unless: a. Within one hundred twenty (120) days after his election or appointment, such receiver or trustee shall have fully complied with all the provisions of this ordinance and remedied all defaults there- under; and, b. Such receiver or trustee, within said one hundred twenty (120) days shall have executed an agreement, duly approved bl, the Court having jurisdiction in the matter, whereby such receiver or trustee assumes and agrees to be bound by each and every provision of this ord- inance and the certificate granted to,the'company. Section 27-50. ESTABLISHMENT OF A REGULATORY ENTITY 1. Continuing Regulatory Jurisdiction. The City shall have con- ; tinuing regulatory jurisdiction and supervision over the operation of i any franchise granted hereunder and may from time to time adopt such reasonable rules and regulations as they may deem necessary for the conduct of the business contemplated thereunder. 2. Authority to Establish CATV Advisory board, The continuing regulatory Jurisdiction of the City shall be exercised by the City of Denton City Council. The City Council shall have the authority to establish and appoint a CATV Advisory Board consisting of five (6) „nK members who shall serve for three (3) years terms with such terms to be staggered. ' Such Board's duration shall be at the pleasure of the Council and should such board be established it shall advise the City Council on its regulatory jurisdiction and may have the fallowing responsibilities k r and duties at the direction of the City Council. a. Resolving disputes or disagreements between subscribers and the grantee after an investigation, should the subscriber and the grantee r not first be able to resolve their view or disabreement. Said decision or i findings may be appealed to-the City Council. b. Reviewing and auditing all reports and filings submitted to. -the City as required hereunder and such other correspondence as may be sub- mitted to the City concernirig the operation of the cable television net- work, and reviewing the rules and regulations set by the grantee company. c. Assuring that all tariffs, rates, and rules pertinent to the operation of the CATV system in the City of Denton are made available for inspection by the public at reasonable hours and upon reasonable requests. d.: Reviewing rates and recommending any rate changes -to the t= City Council. Section/27-51, PROCEDURE FOR ANY DAY TO DAY REGULATION 1. Any formal inquiry, proceeding, investigation, or other formal action to be taken or proposed to be taken by the City Council in regard to the operations of the company's cable television systlem, including action in regard to an increase in subscription rates, shall be taken only after thirty (30) days public notice of such action or proposed action is published in a local daily or weekly newspaper having general a circulation in the City of,Denton; a copy of such action or proposed action is served directly on the company, and the company has been given an opportunity to respond or comment in writing on the action or proposed action. 26 The public notice required by this action shall state clearly the action or proposed action to be taken, the time provided for response and the person or persons and authority to whom such responses should be addressed, and such other procedures as may be specified by the CATV r y Advisory Board. If a hearing is to be held, the public participation will be allowed, The grantee is a necessary party to any hearing conducted 1 in regard to this operation. 1 I ~ r 1 p d t t i i , r 7 4 w k • r20w Y CITIZENS 1I1R1IFFIC SAFETY SUPPORT COMMISSION i CURRP:NT ORIGINAL PRESS MPVBERS APPOINTMENT TERM Mike Campbell (Chairman) 1975 1977-•1979 (NTSU) Lovie Price 1973 1977-1979 (Ilousewife) Joan Hartney 1973 1978-1980 Olousewife) Ruth Frady 1975 1978•-1980 i (Moore Business Forms) IIIII John Hughes 1976 1977-1979 (Morrison Milling Co.) f `F1 Bill Midgett 1976 1978-1980 F•o~~a,` (Ammco) William-Elliot 1978 1978-1980 ,I Jim Wilson 1978 1978-1980 (Gift Shop) Glizabeth'Garrett 1978 1977-1979 j 4 j • t ' (5) That the terms of office of the momber,s of the Commission except for the Traffic Safety Mordirlntor, shall be two (2) years with five (5) mombers being appointed for one year term, and four (4) members being appointed for two (2) year terms at the ,ouLsvt, The initial members appointed to tl3c Commission will clr.al'l lots to doterminc which ones receive the two year term at the Outset. (6) That tho Commission may set up its own rules of pro- cedure, select its own chairman, provided, however, that the Traffic Safety Coordinator of the City or Penton shall serve as Secretary and Ex-officio member to the Commission. PASSED AND APPROVED this the 19th day of June, A. D. 1973. BILL NEU, MAYP1R ' CITY OF DEN'jrgN , TE S ATTEST t r ROOKS }IOTA r~CI1'Y SECRE7'?1RY CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM: PAUL L SHAM 115515'rAN'!'CITY ATTORNEY, CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS i A f CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION PRESENT CURRENT ORIGINAL .MFMB RCS AkPOINTMF.NT TERM Warren tioffpauir 1975 2976-1979 (Transport Systems) Grant.Jacobson 1975 1977-1980 (Realtor) Steve Selby 1975 1978-•1981 (Ticket Agent) CIVIT4 #9hltYtCV Art. 1269m 'A\ Ch, 22 . plitT MBIN AND POLIC1; lr-' N Art. I269m, h'iremcu's alai policenlcat's Civil Service- ht cities over 10,000 creation of nremou's and vollcemen's civil service Section 1. There is hereby esll(,xl (10,000) 1till all molelInhabisnts, ' t having a population of ten Wellsa according to the Inst preceding I''cdcrai Census, and having a paid ` Fite 3)epartnlent and Police Department, a l1 firemen's and Police- Fire civil Serviaa. non~ulel~ l i Sec, 2. By the term "1'irclnan" is nteallt any tnelitber of the Fire Department appointed to Shill position in substantial compliance with the provisions of Sections 01 10 and 11 of this Act, or entitled to Civil Scrvicr, Status tinder Section 24 of this Act. Ily the tarn- liceman" is menlli, ally tnelnber of the police Departntcnt npioiltte such position in substantal compliance with the provisions of Sec- to Status under tiott ;1, 10 and 11 of this Act, or entitled to Civil Service Section 24 of this Act. Tw the term "Commission" aS used herein is l ? meant tho T''irettten's And Polieenlen's Civil Service Conlnission. Tile means Director of 14 irenlen's and Policenlcn's civil term "Director" ` service. ` j llremen's And polieo UCH's civll servico Co111n0,3910fl Sec. 3. There is hereby established its all such cities n ):lre- men's and Civil Service the selecteclostsitfolli()ws:`ltMembers ofconsist of three (3) nlenl , 1 Commission shall be nppointed by the chief executive of any, such f city, and such appahttntcnt shall be confil'med by tale itoint rents such city before ally s 11 ~ or legislative body of any shn11 be effective- Of the first three (3) Commissioners so selected ' tinder the provisions of this Act to comprise the Commission, one (1) shall be appointed for a tern of one (1) yci,r, one (1) shall lie ap- pointed for a terns of two (2) years, and one (1) shall be appointed f for a terns of three (3) years. ').'hereafter the ternn of office of each Commissioner shall be for three (3) years, or until n successor is, appointed, cotlfirmcd, mid qualified. Any such vacancies in said Conl- 1 mission, caused by death, resif;nntion, or otherwise, or by failure os Riot appoiiltec to 011nlify within tell (10) days after appointment, Shall be filled ill the nulmler hevehtabove specifled; and such appoilit- 1 went sllnll be for the unexph,cd term of ilia retirinf;' Commissioner of the appoilitce fnilhlg to qualify. All such Colmnti"' iollers shall be of good, moral character, resident citizens of the partickilar city for which they are appointed, shli l hits O resided In said city for a period of more titan three (3) years, . JUY i , I I , 1 1 '1'b\VNS AND V1T,LAG1;5 '1'lt. 28 Art, 12G~In CITIES, ench be over the Nye of twenty-five (25) years, and shall not have held ally public office within lhc,preceding three (3) years. It is provided Ilowevice, tLat in all such cities which linve in exist: enco a Civil Service Commission, that said CiViI Set'vice Commission s11a11 collstitllte the Firemen's And Policemen's Civil Sei'vic0 Commis Sion of that city, but said t onimissioner shall ndmitlister the Civil Service of y,ircmen and Policemen in accord:ulco with this law. It is furthel' provided that in any such cRY which has 111 existence a civil Service Golrlmission, the nppointmcnt of 111einb0l's to such Civil Service Con)njisslon shall be made in conformity with provisions of this Act, after the expiration of presently existing terns or terms of i the members comprising slielt Civil Sclrvice Commission and, if neces- sary, in such cities having staggered terms of m0nlbersitip on such Civil Service Commission, the first nppoinbllent made under the pre- visions of this Act shall be made for terms of such number of years less thnn three (3) ns will cause a staggered or rotating system of tornls to conform with tile provisions of this Act, " Organizntiou of commission f" ) Sea 4.' The Commissioners shall within ten (10) days after the qualification of the ulembenlllp, and anmtally thereafter dtiihig the month of January, elect a Chnirman and it Vice-chairman. Vom-crs of conviilsslon Sec. G. Two (2) members of the saki Commission shall •consti- tute a quormn to trallsnct business, The Commission shall make such Pules and regr11ntioils for the proper conduct of its business as 1 1n13 find necessary and expedient, provided that 110 rules or regulations shall over be adopted which will permit the nppoi11ll11ent or elllploy- mont of any person without free(] moral character; or any person uuftt 11101)lnlly or physically; or any person incompetent to discharge the duties of such nppoinimmnt or employmelit, Such I-tiles ant] regu- lations shall proscribe wil"At s]lall constitute cause fo1- removal or sus. Pension of Such Policcillell, but inlouelo0r more illbbe vnlidl unl ss itl the I poenmsion of , of the following grolulds: Conviction of a felony or 01,1101. Crime involving moral turpitude; violations of the provisions of the charter of said city, acts of in. compelolley; n0glect of duly; discourtesy by said employco to tile public or to fellow 0mploym while said employee is 311 line of duty; nets of said (11111lloyc0s s1loaPlug it look of gond morn] character; drink- ing of 3110x1c:ulk while on drily, or intoxication while Or duty; or / whoso colliluct was prejudicial to good order; refusal or neglect to pny just dubls; absence w3tlout leave; shirking duly, or cowardieo lit fires; violation of any of the rules and regulations of the Fire Department or 11olieo Dolts llieat ov of special urders, as op;llicclblel • cos ! I l , r 1 Ch, 22 CIVIL. SKIRVICL Art. 1269m TnvesUrations and Iwipec[tins Sec, Ga, The Commission may make Investigations concerning;, and roport upon all mailers touchlutt, tine enl'urccnutnl; and offect of the provisions of this Act, and (Ito rules and regulation-, prescribed horeuadee; slnnll inspect all institutions, departments, onices, ptAces, positions and employments affected by this Act nt least once every year; and shall ascertain whether this Act and all such rules and regulations are bciug obeyed,- '.Sucii. investigations may be made by the Commission or by any Commissioner designated by the Commis- Mon for that purpose. In the course of such investigation'the Coin- mission or designated Commissioner shall have the power to admin- istor onths, subpocna,and require the ilttendance of witnesses and the producing by them of books, papers, documents,'. slid accounts per- taining to the investigation, and also to cause the deposition of wit- tresses residing withut or without the State to be taken in the manner prescribed by law for like depositions in civil tractions in tine court of t original and unlimited jurisdiction to civil suits of the United States; and the oaths administered hereumler and the subpoenas issued here- under shall have the same force and effect as the oaths administered by a magistrate inn his judicial capacity; And tine failure upon the part of any person so subpocnned to comply with the provisions of this Section shall be deemed a violation of this Act, and putiishablo as such. ` Director of civil serv£co ` Sec. G, There is hereby created the office of Director of Fire- .men's and Policemen's Civil Service, which shall, be filled by the ap- i pointment of tine Commission of some person meeting; tine same re- quirennents as herelimbove provided for members of the Commission. 'Said Director »rrny be either a mc)tlber of tile. Commission, another employee of said city, or sonic other person, The legislative body of such city shall determine what salary, if any, shall be paid to such ` Muctor. Said Director shall at all tunes, be subject to removal by -tine Commission, Ile shall serve as Secretary to the Commission, and shall perform all sucli work incidental to the hiremeln's and Police- mall's Civil Service a;: )tiny be retpiired of 111111 by llte Commission. It is provided, howover, that in those cities which have a duly t and legally constituted Director of Civil Service, by whatever name lie may he called, said Director shall be ilno Director of the Mromen's mid Policemen's Civil Service, but he shall administer civil service pertaining to h'iremen and Policemen in accordance with tills Law. ` 0mco grace Sec. 7. The City Council or governing body of any such city .shall provide adequate, and suitable oflce space for tine conduct of the ' 'busilless of the Commission, ' 300 t r t F L 1 ( COMMUNXTX ETHNIC RELATIONS BOARD 1 CURRENT ORIGINAL PRESENT MEMBERS APPOINTMENT TERM 1 Elneita Dever 1976 1976•-1979 (NTSU Counseling) Lillie Hunter 1975 1977-1980 (Beauty Operator) Lupo Pickett 1976 1976•-1979 { (Moore Business Forms) James Ramirez 1976 1978-1981 (Frito-Lay) on. Rudy Rodriguez 1977 1977-1980 (TWU ) 4 John McCoy 10 1977 1977-1979 (Presbyterian Minister)` 3 Arthur aackson 1978 1978-1981 (Retired). j Lee' Herron i r , a i k 1 , ' • • I r4 • , ~ •.~M. • YV' A•~11•I U•v•IIn M•I. •.u •.AIM M.. NI,•••••1 ....111'1' •N.iw1uJY. •1Glbnw MIY• Illw r.• •1•r• r • •r , • , 1 1 ' NO. h I AN ORDINANCE OF TIIE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 75-13 W11ICH CREATED THE "COMMUNITY ETHNIC RULAATIO145TNOARD111 PROVIDING FOR STAGGERED TERMS OF BOARD MEMBERS; PROVID FUNCTIONS FOR SAID BOARD; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY CLAusrj AND I DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. 1 WHEREAS, the City of Dente:, previously created a Community • ? Ethnic Relations Board in order for the•city to research, plan and promote racial understanding which would be to th© benefit h of the entire community; and ' WHEREAS, the City desires for the Board to function per- manently; now, thexofore THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HERE)3Y ORDPANSi c i pA T 1. That Chapter 2 "Administration" of'the Code of Ordinances si of the City of Denton, Texas, is hereby amended to create a now Article III "Community Ethnic Relations Board" and it shall read 1 r as follows= ARTICLE III COMMUNITY ETHNIC R1;I.ATIONS 80ARD SECTION 2-26. Creation of the Board (a) There is hereby created a Community Ethnie'Relations Board to be composed of nine (9) members, appointed by. the City Council for three year terms, provided that the, Board shall be composed of,an equal number of the following racial or ethnic t' groupst Whites, Blacks and Mexican-Americans, The Board members i shall have staggered terms with three members being appointed l onah year. Membcra of the Board may be removed by the City council for cause. Vacancies shall be filled in the same manner an pro- 11MI✓ I vidod for regular appointments, t (b) The City Manager or his designoe shall bo an ox officio I. i member of the Board. Ile shall attend all meetings of the Board and shall have the ricjht to disounn any matter that in under oon~ r vidorntion by tho ))oard but shall hnvo no vote. (e) Memborn of the Board shall be citizens of the City of Denton. (d) At the first meeting each year after new members have been sworn in, the Board shall select from it's own membership a chairman, vice-chairman, and secretary. Any five (5) of the re- gularly appointed members shall constitute a quorum. The Board shall determine its own rules and order of business, The Board shall meet at least once each month; all meetings shall be open ` to the public and a permanent record of proceedings maintained, ti r BECTIO14 2-27. Powers & Duties of the Community Ethnic Relations Board 1 (a) It-shall be the duty of the Board to act in an advisory capacity to the City Council, with authority to hold public hear- ' ings and to study.'and recommend policies relating to the promotion, planning, research, and other such matters involving racial rela•• I 1 tions, and understanding for the City of Benton. r (b) To receive and consider information of racial matters j which would lead the City, towards improved racial relations and II racial understanding. , (c) To recommend to the City Council actions for implemen- tation that would improve racial relation, and racial understand- ing. The Board shall not have responsibility or authority over f public officials or employees of the City. 1 PART TT. That-. if any section, subsection, paragraph, sentenne, clause, phrase or word in this ordinance, or.application thereof to any . j person or circumstances is hold invalid by any court of competent jurisdiotion, such holding shall not affect the validity of the E remaining portions of thin ordinance, and the City Council of the } city of Denton, Texas, hereby declares it would have enacted 'such ' remaining portions despite any such invalidity. f r2-• A PART II. edintely upon ! i That this OrdlnAnco shall boCosnu offactiy° irtm its passage. A. this the 23rd day of Novomber, ` PASSED and APPROVED ~ 19760 fa,INOIt ISUGt4lj r CITY OT DENTONi TEXAS t ATTEST: s 00xs t►oLT, czTTEXASTT R CITY OF DENTON~ } APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORMS . PAUL C. IS}[Am, CITY C DENTONr CITY ATTORNE TEXAS 1 t i 1 1 r ; ~ 1 w DENTON COUNTY - CITY OF DEN30N, TEXAS HOSPITAL BARD CURRENT ORIGINAL PRESENT MEMBERS APPOINTMENT:; 'TERM A, E, Wyatt 1977 1977-1979 (Automobile Dealership) A, M. Finley 1977 1977-1979 (M.D. Radiologist) Mary Henderson Williams 1979 1979-1980 * Four other members are appointed by Denton County f F I { I t j *NOTE: The Council may wish to stagger these terms, h I I t JuinLcuunly city ilo.tipilnil bole+'dw C Art. 4494i--1# 1 Ytctinlnlluus crc,tlinh floor+iu; dc,vl;;unllnu , Section 1. Tlia comIII issionrl's court of Imy county, find the roc r crnhig bolty of ally vil,v (hmluding; ;Illy Home Rule ("h;U'ter City) loenled wholly or partkilly ill a;Iill county, :,}lydl be ;ulthol-imA to adept resolutions creating, n Joint comity-city hwipitnl board, without, tnx- ing; power;i, to con:tiLuto a public Ag;cncy 11114 bully poRie, and to bo designated ilia _ County-City of _ , 7'cxas, Ilas- pital Board" Directors; nppoldmetit; Lonnls,o, mimm(o enlllies r Sec. 7. Slid Hospital Ilonrd sliall collsist of seven Directors, to be appointed And scree as hereinafter provided, anti said 11ospitni r Ilonrd shall constRuto a johlt,ng ollt of said cotult•y sold city for llospi- tnl purposes, and shall net solely for the joint benefit of s1lld county and city. Although acting; as such joint agent said Hospital Board shall constitute I separate entity in the exercise toll performance of ilia polecrs, duties, alld functions alithorized;>y this Act, ail with ref- erence thereto said 1lospit•11 hoard shall net mill proceed independent- ly, stnd may sue find be sued scparntely, iii its own mane, enpacity, and behalf, Orertus of (I Ireclnl:a; relmbm•sement for espenscs; chairman suttl secrelncyi officers Sec.. In the resolution of the commissioners court creating; wild ild Ilospitill Ilonrd four Directors of said Boned shall be appointed, with two being designated to serve for two-year terms of offico, and with two being designated to serve for ono-year terms of office. :at vile expiration of the term of off ico of any Director appointed by the G commissioners court, said conlnlissiouers eoln•t shall appoint his sue- cessor to servo for n two-year terns of office. In the resolution of the governing body of the city creating; said hospital Board threo Di- rectol's shall be appointed, witil two being desirnlited to serve for two-yenr terms of office, and with, one being desi fmated to serve for a one-year terns of office. At the expiration of the tern( of office of any Director Appointed by tho goverrning body of said city, said gov- erning body shall appoint his successor to serve for n two-year term of office. It is the intention of this Act (lint nt;dl times said Hospital Bonrcl shall consist of four Directors appointed by said commissioners court And three Directoni appointed by the g;'owwning body of said city. Ali Directors shall serve until their successors ore aplloinled, except that ill the caso of -illy vncaacy the uuexpircd term of office shall be filled by the algpointinent of a Director by mid commis- s(olicl's Court or the ggovernin,; l;ody of said city, ns the enso may be, which appointed the Director whose death or resi~uation ling caused the vacancy. All Directors shall be eligible to succeed them- selves in office. Directors shall not rceeiva any renttmcration or eniolcuuent of office, but they shall be entitled to reimbursement for their Actual expenses incurred ill performing, their duties it', Dime- tors, to ilia exlellt nuthoriml and permitted by the hospital Dmil.d. The Directors shall elect one of their number as Chairman of the. Ifos- pitall Ilonrd, mid he shall presiclo at IneeLings of said hoard and per- forill such other duties Aod functions as al's prescribed by the Board. 'I'sle Chairman of ilia hospital DoNI'd shall have a Vote the same As the other Directors. 't'ile Directors shall elect a wel-dary of the II'os- pilnt hoard, who may or m;ty not be a Director, snnl who shslll be the official cus(odi;tll of mile nlimlles, books, records, and Seal of sold hoard, sold who shall pal-form such other dillies and ftuletiong a,.1 •aro prpsCribvil b,~• the Bwlyd. The Director'; .01:111 be autlinrized to fleet slily other al't'icer.4 01, said llo•pital IR,ard w; they des m Ileemmiry or nth-k:tble; told said Direclon'; Shall Im ntltiml'iiett In llppoillL or employ Auch ItlCenl:l, cotployccs, turd officials m, Olvy dvvm nrec:sary or adi'islilk to carry 1111L lily pUwer, duly, Ol' function 01' ':,kill lioapital Ward. Said llogdtal Uu:u'~l Slmll nrL woo 111-Orved by and thl•ong h FLr , DENTON HOUSXNG pRz1EY CURRENT MEMBERS ORIGINAL' PRESENT " APPOINTMENT TERM - ; Miller Davidge (President) 1974 ` (Attorney) 1978-1980 Margaret Smith 1975 (Housewife) 1977-1979 ! George Hopkins 1975 (Attorney) 1977-1979 Herman Herod 1970 f (county Employee) 1977-1979 J Randy Minnis 19'18 (Insurance Agency)' 1978-1980 I , r t ~ r 1_ , , ~ r.rm.. rr rtir.MN Art. 12691c Ci'1,irs, TOWNS AND vMLAGES Tit. 28 ~sary, convenient, or desirable Appurtenances, streets, sowers, water ' service, parks, site preparation, gardenhir, Administrative, commnni- ty, health, recreational, educational, welfAre, or other purposes; or (3) to accomplish a cotnl' )ination of the foregoing, The terns "hous» ing project" Also finny he applied to the planning of the buildings and improvements, the acquisition of proporLy, tho demolition of existing structures, t+e construction, reconstruction, al(eration, all(] repair of the improvements And all othrr'work is connection therowittt', (j) !'Persons of low income" shall mean families or persons wllo ' )ack the Amount of income which is necessary k.ls determined by the authority undertaking file housittf; project) 1.0 enable theist, without financial nssistance, to live in decent, safe, nud sanitary dwellings, without overcrowding. (k) "Bonds" shall mean any bonds, notes, interim certificates, de- bontures, or other obligations issued by We Authority pursuant to this + Act, (t) "Rent Property" shall include all lands, including improve- ments and fixtures thereon, and properly of Any nature nllpurtenant thereto, or used in connection therewith, and every estate, interest, And right, legal or cquita}±1p, J ;ill, inCluditlg terms for year- and liens by way of judgment, No Lr;age, ot• otherwise and the indebted- )less secured by such liens. (m) "Obligee of the Authority" or "obligeo" shall include any ' bondholder, trustee, or trustees for nny bondholder, or lessor demising to the tutthori'ty property used ill connection with a housing project, or any Assignee or Assignees of such lessor's interest or nny tart thereof, and the Federal Government when it is a party to ally contract with the Authority. Creadon of Musing Authorities Sec, 4., Yn each city (As herein defined) of the State there is hereby created a public body corporate and politic to be linown as the "Jlousing Authority" of the city; provided, however; that such au- thority shall not trans,lct any business or exorcise its powers Itcee- under witil or unless the governing' bode of the city, by propor resole- tion shall declare At any lime ltereAfter that Lheve is need for all au- thority to ftmctiou in Stich city, 'The governing body may upon its oven motion, or shall upon talc filing of a hctition signed by one Ilun- dred (100) qunlified voters And residents (if the city, make a deter- ` nlination ns to wheLller or not there is need for ail authority to func- tion in the city. The governing body shalt adopt n resolution declaring shat there is need for a housing authority in the city, if it shall find (a) that. ill- mmitary or unsafe inliabitcd dwOling accommodations exist in such city or (b) tell there is a shortage of safe or Sanitary dwellinl, ae- Colunlodntiotls in such city avaihtblb to persons of low hlconle i+L rent. Als they can n(Yord, l,u determining whether dwelling accotnmoda. III I Ch. 21 HOUSING ,Hart. 1269ic lions are unsafe or insanitary said governing body may tnlte into con. siclerarilon the degroo of overcrowding, the perecntngo of bind cover- ago, the light, air, space, and access avail;rble to the inhabitants of such dwelling aceommodntions, the size and arrangement of the rooms, the snuitnry :facilities,. and the extent to which conditions ex- ist hr such buildings which crrdlinger life or property by fire or other cruises. In any salt, action, or.proceeding invoivhng the validity or en- forcement of wr relating to tiny contract of the authority, the nuthori- ty shall be conclusively deemed to have beconle established and au- thorized to.trnnsact business and exercise its powers hereunder upon proof of the adoption of a resolution by the governing body declaring the need for the authority. Such resolution or resolutions shall be deemed sufficient if it declnres that there is such need for an all Lhority and finds in substantially the foregoiing terms (fro further detail being necessary) that either or both of the above enumerated conditions ex- ist in the city. A copy of such resolution duly certified by Cho cleric shall be admissible in evidence in any suit, action, or proceeding. , AppolOmsnt, nnnllncntlons, and ienuro of commissioners # Sec. G. When the governing body of n city adopts a resolution as aforesaid, it shall promptly notify the Mayor of sucli adoption, Upon receiving such notice, Clio Mayor shall appoint five (G) persons as f commissioners 'o: the authority crerited for' sold city. Two (2) of the commissioners who are first so nppointcd shall be designated to serve for.ternrs of one year and the remaining commissioners shall be desig- Mated to serve for terms of two (2) years, respectively, frorii the date of their aippointment, but thereafter commissioners shall be appointed no, rforesaid for A term of office of two (2) yorim except that all va- cancies shall be Mid for the unexpired term, No commissioner of an authority may be an officer or employee of the city for which the au-- j thorlty is created. A coin missioner shall hold office until his succes- sor has been appointed And, has qualified. A certificate of the ap- pointnrent or reappointment of ally commissioner shall be filed with the clci'lc and such certificate shall lie conclusive evidence of the due and proper appointment of such commissioner. A connzlissiolinr shall receive no compensation for his services, but lie shall be entitled to the necessary espcnso, including traveling expenses, incurred Ill tile dischnrtte of his duties. The powers of each authority shall be vested in the commission- ors thereof in office from time to time. Three (3) commissioners shall Constitute a quorum of Clio nuthority for the purpose of conducting its bushicss and exercising its powers anal for all outer purposes, Action may be (alien by tine authority upon an vote of a majority of the com- wissioners prosenl, unless in any ease the bylaws of tiro nuthority shall require a la'g'er nnrnber, The 1hiyor shall desigunte which of tho cormrrissiorlcrs appointed shall be the flr;st dmirnuul, but when the Ad. 12691c. CITIES, TOWNS AND VIUAGES Tit, 28 office of the chairm111 of the rulthority thcrcnftcr becomes vincnnt, the at.lfilority shall select A clnnirma n from among r its conunissioners, An authority sllnll select from Among its own commissioners A vice-chair- man, and it cony employ a secretary (who shall be executive director), technical experts, and such other ollicers, agents, runt employees, per- mArlent And temporary, as it may require, And shall determine their dualiflcatiorns, duties, And compensation. h'or such legrll services as it • may require, an auLllority may call upon the chief 11w officer of the city or may employ its own counsel and legal staff. An nuthority may detcgato to one br more of. its agents or employees such l;onvers or du- ties As it may'decm proper, Interested couuulsslonees or employees Sec. G. No convmissioner or employee of an authority shall ac- quire any Interest direct or indirect in any housing project or in any property included or planned to be included in any project, not, shall lie' ' have any interest: direct or indirect in any contract oi• proposed con. f' tract for materials or services to be furnished or used in connection with any housing project. If any commissioner or employee of an au- j thorlty owns or controls an Interest direct or indirect in any property included or planted to be included in any housing project, he,immodi- ately shall disclose tine same in writing to the authority and such dis- closure shall be entered upon the minutes of the authority, Failure to so disclose such interest snail constitute nikconduct in office. Ilomovot of conunissloiters Sec. 7, For hnefficienoy or neglect of duty of misconduct in office, a commissioner of fill Authority may be removed by the B'Iayor, but a commissioner shall be removed only After he shall have been given a 1 copy of the charges at Icast ten (10) days prlor to the hearing thereon and had all opportunity to be heard in person o1• by counsel, In the event of the removal of ally corlnlissianer, a.record of the proceedings, together with the charges mid findings thereon, shall be filed in the office of the cleric, 1votivers of mithoritr Sec. R. An authority shall constitute a public body corporate And politic, wrelsing public. rued essential govermllental functions, And having; All (lie powers necessnry or convenient to carry out and ef- fectuate the purposes and provisions of this Act, including the fol- lowing powers in addltion to others horcitl granted: (n) '1'o sue and to be sued; to have a seal and to alter t11e same At " plensure; to have perpetual succession; to mako And execute con- it-nets mid other lnstmi routs nccessnry or convenient to talc exercise of tile powers of the nuthority; raid (o malco surd from Lillie to Lillie amend and repeal bylaws, rules, and reFrruIn ti oils, not incolo istenit with this Act, to carry into effect the ponl-cl's ;and pul-Imes of the :authority. . 33d 1 Ch. 21 NOVSTNO Art. 12691c (b) Within Its Area of operation: to prepare, carryout, Acquire, lease, rind operate Housing projects, to provide for the coustrtic Lion, (reconstruction, improvennent, altor;ltion, or repair of any housing project or Ally part thereof. ' (e) To arrange or contract for ilia furnishing by any person or agency, public or private, of services, privileges, works, or facilities ( for, or in connection with, a housing project or the occupants thereof; And (notwithstanding anything to Clio contrary contained fit this Act or in tiny other provision of law) to include in tiny contract lot in con- nection with a project, stipulations requiring that the contractor and Ahy subcontractors comply with Clio requirements As to nninit n in wages and maximum hours of labor, And comply with any conditions which tlne Federal Govermnent may have attached to its financial aid of the project. (d) To lease or rent any dwellings, houses, accon)modnticns, i lands, buildings, .Structures, or facilities embraced in .tiny housing project and (subject to tho limitations contained in this Act) to es- tablish and revise the rents or ch.al-ges therefor; to own, hold, And Im- prove real of personal property; to purchase, lease, obtain options up- on, Acquire by gift, 'grant, bequest, devise, or otherwise tiny real or personal property or Ally interest therein; to acquire, by,the exercise of the power of, eminent donlain ally real property; to sell, lease, ex- change, transfer, assign, pledge, ox' dispose of any real or personal ? property or any interest therein to insure or provide for the insurance of any 1-CAI or personal property or operations of the authority against ally risks or hazards; to procure insurance or {tuarantees from the redernt Government of the paytilent of any debts or parts thereof (whether or not incurred by srlid Authority) secured by mortgages on any property included in any of its housing projects. ' (e) To Invest Any funds held in reserves or sinking funds, or any funds not required for innlediate disbursenue:nt, in property or securi- ties in NvIdell Savings banks nlay legally invest funds subject to their control; to purchnse its bonds At a price not more than the principal anount thereof and Accrued interest, all bonds so purchased to be can- celled. (f) Within Its area of operation: to investigate into IivHlg, dwell- Ing, and housing conditions And into the means And methods of hn- proving Stich conditions; to deterniine where slum areas exist or whoro there is a shortage of dccont, safe, And sanitary dwelling ac- conmlodations for persons of low intone; to malce stuclies and recoil- 11 iing, And re- Monclallons i'clItling to slit: problcal of clearing', rell"n Constructing of slung Arens, And Clio problen of providing dwelling tic- eonllltodations for persons of low hncolle, turd to cooperate with Clio city, the comity, the State or tiny politic,i] subdivk1ou thereof ill tlc- tion taken in connection with such problenns; and (o engage Hl ),e- searcH, studios, told experilneutation oil the Subject of liouning. 3S5 Art, ~2G91c CITIES, J'UlvlrS AND vicr,nuLs Tit. ze ( Acting through onto or more commissioners or other pet•son or porsons designnted by the authority; to conduct examinations and investigations and to hear testimony and take proof under oath at pub- lie or privnto hearings on any matter material for its information; to administer oaths, issue subpoenns requiring the nttendnnce of witness- es or the production of boolcs and pnpers and to issue commissions for the examination of witnesses lvho are outside of Clio State or unable to Attend before the authority, or excused from attendance; to mnhe available to appropriate agencies (including those charged with tho duty of abating or requiring Clio correction of nuisances or like co)t(li- tions, or of demolishing unsafe or unsanitary structures within its i area of operation) its findings and recommendations with regni•d to Any building or property where conditions exist which are dangerous to the public health, morals, or safety or welfare. E (h) To exercise alt or any part or combination of" powers herein granted. No provisions of law with respect to the acquisition, opera, tion, or disposition of property by other public bodies shall be applica- ble to an authority unless the Legislature shall specifically so state. { r • i i I AT All ORGAIMATIONAL P4BETING' OI' THE pu11I,IC UQUSING AUTHORITY OP TIM CITY 01' DENTUN, '1B CAS, HELD IN `!'111. MtMICIPAL BUILDING GE SAID CITY ON THE 27'x'11 DAY OF MYt A. D. 1970. r BYLAWS OT' THE 11OUSINU AU` HORITY OF THE CITY Or • DENTON', TEXAS ARTICLI; I - THE AUTHORITY r. SECTION I. dame of Authority. The name of the Authority shall be the 111[OUSING j\UT110RITY .0!' TIM CITY OF DENTON, TE:CAS".' SEC`T'ION II. Seal of Authority. The seal of the Authority shall be in the form of a circle and shall bear the name of the Authority. a SECTION 111 Office of Authority. The offices of the Authority shall be at such place: or places in the City of Denton, Texas, as tl.e Authority may from time to time designate by resolution. • ARTIMoB II - OFFICBRS ; SECTION X. Officers. The officers of, the Authority shall be a Chairman, a vice Chairman and a Secretary (who shall be Executive Director). i SECTION II. Chairman. The Chairman shall prosidc at all 1,"r jnoet',iIl,is of the Allthori,ty . EvC-4r as other:`ac au -"ori -,Cd resolution of the ivathority, the Chairman sh-n1l sion all cont:rracts, doods and other instrvm.ents made by the Authority. At each meet-- ✓ ing, the Chairman shall sulomit such recowjinnciati.ons and informar Lion as he may consider proper concerning the businc:;s, affairs and policies of the Authority. SECTION) Ill Vice Chairman. The Vine Chai;. -in shall perform ' the duties of the Chairman 'in the absenco or incaj~lacity of the Chairman and in case of the resignation or death of thu Chairman, the Vice Chairman shall perform such duties as are ~onzntsacinc the Chairman until. such-ti,n:e as the Authority shall apI Chairman . ~ r SBCTI:ON IV. Secretary. The Secretary shall hoop the record o the Authority, shall act as Secretary of the I1lrot-411(s of the Authority and record all votes, and shall ko-op a record ofothe procoodings of the AuLhority in a jOLlrnaJ, of r~I:ocr•r..cii.nc;:a hope for such purpoc;c, and :>ha1l. 1'^rLol:m all clut r-'s incidont: to his offi.cc. l!a shall hoop in safe cu: t:oci~~ the coal of tho rluLhority and ::hall ,111v(1 1,ov;rr i o nffia: such t;c.il to aIl contract. and inStr.u•- , ntent:: authori."'c'd to bo execut•c:d by tho Aut:hority, j r L r 1 He shall have, the caro and custody of all funds of t:he Author- ity the same in the namr, of the Authority ill such and sha1L d~.po r' Tile socrct~-,ry shall sicln bank or ban;ts as the Autt,or: ty mal Sale.. all ordorr . and olneck for tte P(Dz=rection otnU10~~AuthariLvl~~~yExout ceptl~a disburse such m a,• otlierwi.se auLhorizod by resolution of th Authority, all .ucn • Ile c,italL or clers r,ncl cit~cks Shall bn countcrsiailed by the Cl,nirman. ):cep regular books of accounts shoving receipts and expcndituros Zr meeting (or and shell render to the Authority, at each ragul . more often if requested), an account of his transaction and ll. also of the financial conditions performance Aut to ity . dluti.shaas give such bond for the faithful the Authority may d atermitie . The compensation of the Secretary shall be determined by the Authority. • 'Executive Director. The Secretary shall he , the Executive Director Authori-ty supervision over tm n of the Authority, subject to the direction 'of the. Authority. Ile shall be charged Faith the mana,ermont of the housing projects of i the Authority. Additional Duties. The officers of: the Auth-- SECTION VI. or.ity shall perform such other duties ar:rl functions as may from time to time be required by the Authority of the Bylaws or rules and regulations of''the Authority. Eloction or A_r_pointment.. The Chairman and • SECTION VII. Vice Chairman shall be elected at the annual meetinng of the Authority from among Cor.,missionors of the Authority, and shall hold office for one year or until their suinca.9orsarofelec ethe and qualified'. in case of the a -mr,issio;ters of the Auth- Chairman and vice Chairman, the other Ce„ ority may elect all Acting Chairmani to serve: during .the period of absence: or incapacity of the Chairman and Vice Chairman.- The Secretary shall be appointee' by the Authority. Any per- son al>pointoel to the off iv- or- Sccrotar~•, cr nn... P,acanrp M fill ~ • shell have such term as the A.uthar.i t•.f i:.Cs , 13ut no therain, Con,niissianer of the Authority shall Ue eliclib la to this office. 1 NECI'XON VIII. Vacancies. Sl,au?.d the offshaLloclalcL• amsuC•- or Vice Chairman bccomo vacant, the Authority such' cos:;or, from its membership at the ,l,e>:t regular 1-.l`coff tilloe.andhu eloction small iau for tl,e uncxlai,rc.c, term of I the Office of Secrotary becon,cs vacant, the Authority shall appoint A suc.ces6;or, as aforesaid, f t 1 i i SECTION IX. MOW= . alporsonnel. The Aulliarity may from time ta'tirlla rmploy such personnol as it deaws noces v rtho olloucr^ cise its posters, dutics- and functions as l:a!3eri E i,ng Authorities Lcm of the Stato of Texas 'and till other laws of F the State of gloxns applicable thcrot6. The s.eloxtion and compan. cation of such personnel (including the Secr otary) , shall be de- termined by th(N Authority subject to the of the State of Texas . ' f ARTICLE III MrBTIEGS SECTI0:1 1, Annual Ho.0ting, The annual maetina of the Auth- I ority shall be held on the 4th, 1lednesday in Play at 2:30 P.M. at the: regular meeting place of the Authority. III tho event such date :,Mould fall on a legal holiday, the: annual meeting shall be, held an the. next succeeding secular day, SECTION IT. Rarular•'.dcotings. R1gular meetinns may be held Without notice ai: such tinscs and places ns relay from time to time be determined by resolution or the Authority. j -SECTION III. Special. Mcatin(fs , 11'11c Chairman of the Aut•h-- ority may, when lie dooms it o;-.pccli.ont I and Shall, ul-'on tho written request of two moN)or. o@ the: Authority, cull a special mccting of the Authority for tlic l?urppso of transacting any business cle- signated in the call. The call far,a special. mecting may be de- livered to each mender of the Authority or may be mv.liled to tho business or home,address of each-membor of the' Authority at least: provided, two days. prior to the date of such special nlc:ettng, that formal notice of the callinct of a spacial mooting may be j ' waived if all membors of the Authority sicjn a written waiver-' of notice and consent to meeting in which shall be set out the pur- poses for which the mectinc7 is to be held. At- such spacial meot- my no business shall be considered other than as designated in the, "call or waiver, 1)ut if all. of the members of the Authority are pre- sent at a special mncLing any and all business may be transacted at such special. meeting. SECTION IV. Quoa:um, At all meetings of the Authority a majority of the menOcr ofLthb Authority shallco stitte a a quorum for the purposo of transacting business; proved smaller number roy sect and adjourn to sonic other time or until a quorum is Obta.i.ned. SI.CI'IO'1 V. orcler of Business. At the rogulaar meo.tings of the Authority the follovling shall be th'e order of business: 1, A011 Call 20, Reading and approval of the minutes of the ,previous mooting 3, ' Bills 8114 commaanications A. Roport df the ,Sc'crctarl+ u 5. Reports of committce G, Unfinished business ' Nraa busi.nons ~3, Acl jouri;ntiunL • Al 1a~Ol,UtiUn;: rbal.l be in writinc,j 11111 shall be copic-6 in a journal of the proe.,-adi.ny.a of tho A%Wiority. r , i Votin tiat~s ~y r,4.nrtcr, ~r% g, Tho vutin~J on it J, J. cSues I' Si:C CrO;I Vx. an t.ltc "y ,.u coming bcfor•e the Tut'nt i' up~onl the Id 1) LO Cgysttcil n',:c tiny and "nays" shall Uc, e of th 13y la: ' s J a•,rs . Tt,e t three SIC'PO~I x . e1r,t~nc7 , nnl to ~hn arorov~;l, of ~1t leas , YJC~1S1Cf C71" d o}ci.ty shall be itmclxicd ot13!! with 1 IY.stt~lnt, to I US: t'.ilM 1ll~llOxkty ac1 Y.eCJlll•}^ I~ ~ti1C~ 11G.,d Of t114 I:1.-ilLaeT:.3 !.rut such aclntcild;,r~shall, special Meeting enrich hcks lae"'n dr.lly crl' ulcd t ►tol: tit shall, e... Article IZx, 5ccti.on 3 of the Dylal;JS• least: seven days not.4c tllcrec?f has been 'p" be adopted unless: aL vi,ously given to all. cif the roRr )C>^s aL tltc r~•t; -1~as iLy t , ~ , D. l9 70 . i pASSDD X,4D APPROVED tfLC~?7t'h day c~E t',`.rr r i i , . f ELECTRTCAL CODE BOARD CURRENT ORIGINAL PRESENT.' MEMBERS APPOINIVENT TERM ` I J. J. Higdon 1971 1978-1979 (Electrical. Engineer) -'W. F. Williams 1971 1978-1979 i' (Master Electrician) Paul Schueler 1975 .1978-1979 (Layman) j take Martin (alt,) 1975 1978-1979 Ij (Oil Distributor) i r,Aan Scott (alt,) 1976 1976-1980 (NTSU) 1 ~•.'Charlotte Whaley 1978 1978-1980 (Home Builder) Kenneth Keese 1978 1978-1980 # t• (A&K Electric Company) i , f , I I 1 4 6.47 DENTON CODE $ 9.60 Minimum fee. Minimum fcc for any one permit Separate Vomits, i A separate permit shall he required for each sep- arate building, store space, or apartment, -whether such unit is metered separately or conjunctively, and a service permit shnll be taken on all such units whether supplied from a central metering + -station or directly from an eIectricity supply agency, except that in trailer courts, the indivi- , s d+zal trailer disconnect switches shall not be deem- ed services. Delinquent permit fee, For each job started Nvhere an electrical permit Pis not obtained within seventy-two hours (Satur- days, Sundnys and legal holidays excepted) 5.00 (Ord. No. 72.39, Pt, 1, 8-22.72) Sec. 948. To be returned after issuance of certificates of satisfactory inspection. Whenever the electrical inspector has inspected and ap- proved any installation, he shall issue a certificate of satis- factory inspection. (Ord. No. 72-39, Pt. T, 8.22-72) Sec. 9.49. Reserved, i Arlicle V. Eleelricnl Code Board Sec. 9.50. Electrical code board-Created; appointment, re- nmoval of members. Where is hereby created an electrical code board consisting of rive members, caclt to be nppointed by the city council for a term of two (23) years, and removable for cause by said i -eowiell after public hearing, lnitially, however, all five (G) .members shall be topointed for it term to expire coincidently 'with other city bow-ds, to serve until their successors are ap- l Supp. No. 18 890 . I G 1 , 1 1 1 i • r • 0.60 ELLCTRICAL CODE , L 0-61 pointed. To the extent that' persons are available within this city, the said board shall consist of one (1) licensed master electrician, one (1) electrical contractor, one (1) building con- tractor, one (1) electrical engineer, ,wind one (1) layman, who shall all reside within the city. Provided, however, thAt the city council may appoint two (2) alternate members of the electri- cal code board who shall serve in the nbsence of one of more of the regular members when requested to do so by the city man. agar, as the case may be, so that all cases to be heard by the electrical code board will always be heard by a minimum num- bar of four (4) members. The alternate members, when ap- pointed, shall serve for the same period as the regular mem- bars, which is for a term of two (2) years and any vacancy shall be filled In the same manner and they shall be subject to i removal the same as the regular members. The city council may appoint ex. officio members to this board, to have a voice I in all matters before it, but who shall have no vote. (Ord. No~ 72-390 Pt, 10 5-22-72) Sec. 9-51. Samc-Procedure and powers, The board sliall adopt rules to govern its proceedings pro- vided that snore are consistent with the Code of the City of Denton and statutes of the State of Texas. The electrical coda board s;rall have the same powers and duties on matters con- cerning Chapter Nine of the Code of Ordinances as the build- ing code board, including the following; (a) Elect a chairman, who may administer oaths, and compel the attendance of witnesses; (b) Bear rind determine, by it four-fifths (4/5) vote of the mernoers, appoais Irom any deckskon of the electrical inspector macro pursuant to Chapter Nine: after proper notice has been given; (c) By a four-fifths (4/6) vote of the members, grant earl- anecs to any provision of Chapter Nine, subject to ap- proprinte conditions and safeguards, and after a de- termination by the board that it hardship exists which would be cured by the particular variance sought. (Ord, ( No, 72-30, Pt. 1, 8.22.72) Sapp: No. 18 39l t i k I i . 4 p.g2 UENTON CORE ~ 8•G2 I1 See. 0.52• Same--Additional duties. i . iy xho board shall with the assistance of the electrical inspec- tor, director of public utilities, and city attorney, review the existing electrical codes, pertinent standard or model codes, and present to the city council its recommendation on the adoption of a new, more comprehensive, electrical code. (Ord. No. 72-39, Pt. X, 8-22-72) . I , 1 I r , [Into next page Is 4133 { Supp. No. 18 902 ~I • 1 l ltUMAN SERVICES ADVISORY COMMITTEE CURRENT ORIGINAL MEMBERS PRESENT APPOINTMENT TERM It Fannie Bell Gaupp . 1978"~ (NTSU Sociology) 1978-1980 W. C. Orr, Jr, 1978 1978-1980` (First.State Bank Chairman of the Board) LI rthelyn Davis 1978 1978-1980 (TWU Sociology) A William Crouch 1978 1978-1979 ( ' u Jane Hopkins 1978 1978-1979 f 1 Rita Blanchard 1978 1978 1980 i (Child Welfare) Peggy Dollarhide , lyy8 1978 979 (Probation Officer) t~0 Ruth Webb 1978 1978497'9 '(Former;Member of the School Board) Richard 0. Stewart 1978 (City Council Member) 1978x979 Frank Davila 1978 1978-1980, (High,School Spanish. Teacher) No. ' i AN ORDINANCE OF Tilt? CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS CREATING A "HUMAN RRSOURCIiS COMMITTEE"; PROVIDING FOR STAGG~RF MEMUFRS; PROVIDING FUNCTIONS FORSAIDDCMIMIlTTEF;CPRO- VIDING A SEVERADILITY CLAUSE; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE, WHEREAS, the City of Denton, Texas, has a history of pro, viding good human services; and WHEREAS, excellent hum,;!, services benefit the entire com- munity; and WHFREA~(., -,t is recognized that the City of Denton needs a Human Resources Committee in order for the City to interact with community groups in order to bring about improvements in the human sorvice delivery system and provide a forum which promotes bettor communication and coordination among the various f human service agencies; I NOW, THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON}, TEXAS, HEREDY ORDAINS: PAPA R_____ That Chaptor.2 "Administrationif of the Code of Ord! `of the City of Denton, Texas, is hereby amended to createdacnow i Article IV "lluman Resources Committee" and it shall read as follows; ARTICLE IV. HUMAN RESOURCES COMMIT'i'EF Section 2-28. Creation of the Committee (a) There is hereby created u Human Resources Committee to be composed of eleven (11) members appointed by 1110 City Council for two (2) yoar terms. The committee members shall have staggered terms with six (6) members bein!. g appointed numbered years and five (5) members bring appointed during oven • g ppointed during odd numbered yours, At its Inception, the City Council.shall'n ppoint six (6) members to ttie committee, for a two (2) year term and fivo (5) mcmbors to the committee for a one your torm, Members of 1:110 committee may be, removed by the City Council for cnu'so. v r Vacancies •shall be filled in the same manner provided for regu- l lar appointments, (b) The City Manager or his designee shall be an ex cfficin f member of the committee. Ile shall attend all meetings of the mittee and shall have the right to discuss any matter that is com under consideration by the committee but shall have no vote. (c) Members of the committoo shall be citizens of the City of Denton. (d) At the first meeting each year after riew members have been sworn in, the committee shall select from its own membership a chairman; vice-chairman and secretary, Any five of the regu- larly appointed members shall constitute a quorum. The committee shall determine its own rules and order of business, and shall 1 meet as necessary. All meetings shall be open to the a permanent record of public and proceedings maintained, r ~ Section• 2-29 ! . Duties of the Human Resources Committee (a) It shall be the duty of'tile committee to act in an advisory capacity ,to the City Council and to assist in the co- ordination of all human services agencies with authority to hold public hearings and to study and recommend policies relating to • the promotion, planning, research, and related matters involving human service relations and human services delivery in the city of Denton. (b) To interact with community groups in order to bring about improvements in the human service delivery system and pro- vido a forum which promotes better communication and coordination among the agencies, { (c) To serve in an advisory capacity and encourage con- tinuing in-depth evaluation of the effectiveness of'the social service delivery system in Denton, (d) To recommend, to the City Council actions for implemen- tatioti that would improve human services in the City of Denton, PART r 11, That if any section, subsoction, paragraph, sentence, clause, person or circumstances is hold invalid by any court of competent jurisdiction,, such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance, and the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, hereby declares it would have enacted such remaining portions despite any such invalidity. PART 111, That this ordinance shall become effective immediately after its passage. PASSED and APPROVED this the 7th day of March, A. D, 19786 14L7N01~7iilZ3iTT'S,~L~ CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS ATTEST' CITY OF DENTON$ TEXAS i . APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM: • ' • AUL C, IAt4, liy 0 E XTFy CITY OP DENTON, TEXAS i , 1 LT13RARY BOARD CURRENT ORIGINAL PRESENT MEMDFRS APPOINTMENT TERM I Pat Wards (Chaixman) 1975 1977-•1979 (Teacher) 1 Elinor Caldwell 1968 1978-1980 (Housewife) David Speck 1968 1978•-1980 (Denti2t) ' f JK Martha Len Nelson 1976 1976-1979 (Housewife) J Sam Marino 1977 1977-1979 (TWU Librarian) • L~ Lee Miller 1977 1977-1979 (NTSU Teacher) I ft Alice Alexander .t 1977 1977•-1979 (Housewife) j Ex Officio County Representative Chester Sparks, 1979' Ex Officio City Representative ' --Elinor Hughes- 1978-1979 (NTSU) 0.4 I , 1 b. A motion was made by Loveless that the City council, in cooperation wRh the-County Commissioners Court, appoint, a City-County Library Board, Incorporated in this motion, to include that this hoard consist of no less than i seven members and no more than nine members, one member of this Board to be appointed from the membership of the City Council and one member from the County Commissioner's Court. And in the interest of the Library and time, that Mr. J. T. ' Jones, Jr. be appointed to serve with a member of the Cominisstoner's Court to present jointly to the City Council and the County Commissioners, the names of " 1 those persons to constitute this Board. 'This effort to be presented and jointly approved-by these two governmental bodies not later than December 12, 1967. i'he motion was seconded by Whitson. Motion i:;arried, h PARKS AND RECREATION BOARD CURRENT ORIGINAL PRESENT i ME~iF3FR3 APPOINTMENT TERM Pat Cheek 1971 1977-1979 (Housewife) Leonard Logan 1974 ,1978-1980 (Banking) Clyde Wright 1970 1977-1979 (Pharmacist) Dr. Joe Teaff 1976 1978-1980 (TWU HPER) t Dr. Don Bailey 1977 1977-1979 i (NTSU) f f f l ~ r F . I i r ' 10.12 '01tARTF R 6 11.02 or any part thereof designated for buildirngs and private open spaces upon such terms and conditions and subject to such y rostrictions as to bulldIng uses and open spaces as will sub- stantially carry out and effect the plan. Article 1T, Parks and Recreation 1 Sec. 11.01. Director of parks and recreation. There shall be a director of parks and i'ecroation who shall be appointed by the city manager, and who shall be qualified ! i by special training and experience for park and recreation work. Ile shall exercise general supervision over the mainte- " nance and equipment of parks, playgrounds, athletic fields, swimming pools, recreation centers, and buildings and facili- j ties within or controlled by. the City of Denton; lie shall con- I duct, direct, or cause to be conducted or directed under his supervision, a comprehensive program of public recreation Activities and service; and shall have such other duties as the manager may assign him. j Sec. 11.02. Park and recreation board. i f (A) There slpllbv~ Park and Recreation Board which shall consist o Ive (5)resident property owning taxpayers ' of the city. 7 hey s i i e appointed by the council for a; term of two (2) years, provided three (3) members shall be ap- pointed each odd-numbered year and two (2) members each even-numbered year. The board shall elect its chairman from f Among its inembers, and he shall serve for one (1) year or " until his successor Is elected and qualified. The board shall serve without pay, and sluill adopt such rules As may be nec- essary for the regulation of its business ,and Affairs, (b) The board shall serve in an advisory capacity to the director of parks and recreation, The board and the director shall meet bimonthly and at such other times As the board may by resolution determine. The board shall submit, to the council till annual report of its operations together with such recommendations for the improvement of the park an rec- roation prot;rlun as it may deem appropriate, G1 i r C 1 { 11.02 DDNTON CODE 12,02 (c) The board shall endeavor to stimulate public interest , In the development and maintenance of parks and playgrounds • and a well-rounded community-Nvide recreation program; It F• - shall endeavor to interpret the work of the park and recrea- tion departthent and to promote close cooperation between the • city and all private citizens, institutions and agencies to the end that all park and recreational facilities and ecsources with. I in, or controlled by, the city may make their maximum con- • tribution to the public welfare. (d) The park and recreation r and In existence at the time ' this charter becomes effective shall pass out. of existence as soon as the members of the new board provided for herein have been appointed and qualified. + I i • • r PLANNING & 7.ONING COMMISSION l' PRKSKNT CURRENT ORIGINAL, APPOIN M~ ENT TERM MRMHFRS 1976 1978-1980 Don Ryan (TWU Speech) '1976 1977-1979 ~ • J Bill Kamman . (N'1.'SU History) 1976 1978.1980 Bill Brady (Denton Savings ASSOC-) 1978--1980 1976 Linnie McAdams Chairman (Social Security Admin.) 1977 1977-1979 J Raymond Pitta (Retired) 1977 1977-•1979 V\Terrell King (Insurance Agdnt) 1979 1979-1981'. Harold Reed ; (Dentist) 1f s • 1 i . t j 1A 3 + r E J L 1 , \ 1 rF , I ' ..,_r.. _ ARTICLI. X. PLANNING AND ZONING 4 ! See. 10.01. Director of planning. ` There shall be a dir' A . of planning who shall be appointed by the city manager and who shall be qualified by special " ; . training and ex;ierience in the field 'of city planning. The ' director of'planning shall serve as the executive officer and technical adviser of the planning and zoning.commission, shall have the status of a director of a department, and shall have i 't4 i such other dutlr'7 and responsibilities as the city manager may assign him. Sec 10.02. Planning and zoning commission. (a) There shall be a planning and zoning commission which shall consist of seven (7) real property taxpayers, who, dur- ing their respective terms of office and for at least one year ~r • ' Supp. No, 26 93 I i ice, 1 , • r 1 y • 1 , r 1 1 • 1 1 ' 1 . r 10.02 DENTON COD. prior to beginning thereof, shall be residents of the City of • Denton, They shall be 'appointed by the council for a term of two (2) years, provided four 0) members shall be appointed each odd-numbered year and three (2) members each even. numbered year. The city manager, may or and director of com- munity development .!-,all servo as ex' officio members of the commission, but shall have no vote. r (b) None of • the appointed members shall hold any other . public office or position in the city while Serving on the plan- ning and zoning commission, the planning and zoning contmis- j lion shall elect its chairman from among; its memberls; Seven (7) members sh111 serve without pity and shall adopt such rules I and regulations as they deem best governing their actions, proceedings, deliberations, and the times and places of meet- ings. I (e) If a vacancy occurs' in the city planning and zoning *S ~1 commission the council shall appoint it commissioner to fill such vacancy for the unexpired term. (Ord, No: 76-12, Amend. No. 7, 4-MG) 7c Sec. 10,43. !Tanning and zoning commission: Powers and du- 4 (it) The planning ;thd zoning cumndsMon, Shull (1) 111u1c, amend, extend and ndd. to the master plan for the physical development of the city. ' • :-t, (w) Formulate and adopt regulations governing the x platting or snbdividing of land within the City (The iipplicnble provisions of Chapter 1, Title 28 of the Revised Civil Statutes of t.te State of Texas, ;+r'1 1925, ns now or hereafter omenfled, uro hereby. V( adopted and made a part of lhk charter, and shall be controlling on the phumingr and zoning com- I' hilsslon)1 (3) Draft for the c;onneil un officiol map o.f the city and recommend approval ur• diskipproval of pro- r posed changes in said map : keep such loop up-to- date so as to reflect nny changes In the boundary I or the zoning plan of the city. { y;~ Supn, No. 26 44 . ~t • r rt , I V ~ 1 1 r• 1 1 , I II t ► t t , k ,Y CHAIMM 10,03 110.03 (A) Make and recommend ;Ilan, for the cienrance and I rebuildint; of any duns districts or blighted areas I ' • within ilia city, (G) 12econuncnd approval 6r dllJVL cll'O aI ofcprof s d k / changes in the zoning 1 .i ' city and have all the power, duty and authority of a zoning commission as provided In Vernon', Texas Civil Statutes, 1948, Article 1011f, as now k • or hereafter amouded, all of which are hereby { adopted as apart of this charter. (6) Submit annually to ilia city manager, not less than L rtinoty (tl0) clays prior to the beginning of the budget year, a list of recommended capital im- provements which in the opinion of tyro commission ought to l)e constructed during the forthcoming ` j five (C year period (Such list shall be arranged in order of pr efoi'ence, vrltlt recammenciatiarn(t as to which projects should be constructed In which 1 year, and the city manager shall forthwith furnish a copy of such recommendatlons to each member of the council). , '(7) Promote publie interest in and understanding of ' the master' plate and of planning, zoning, clearance r of blighted areas and development of the city. (8) Meet not, less than once each month and keep a public record of Its rosolutions; findings and de" } terminations, i such publie; hearings as it may deem desirable (0) 1.101 (1 in the public interest and. Advise the council upon M such matters ns the council may request its advice. i (b; For the fnacon;plishment of the foregoing; purposes the, planning and zoning commission is hereby e1n• ' powered to: (1.) Hequire information which stride be furnished within it reasonn'ulo time, from the other' depart- menus of tho' city government in relation to Its work. (2) Within its budget appropriatlon, recommend tiro em1rloymont ',f city, plamters and other consultants { for such services as it Play require. 45 1 lr ,1 , 1 7 %4A 1 1 , 10,03 DENTON CODE 1 10.05 (3) Request additional assistance for special survey ' work of the city mannger, who may at his discre- tion Assign to the planning; and zoning; commission employees of any administrative department. or ' direct such department to make special studies requested by the commission. (4) In the performance of its functions, enter upon any land and make oxaminations and surveys and place and maintain necessary monuments and marks thereon, (5) Make and recommend plans for the replanning, I 'improvement And redevelopment of neighborhoods ' or of any area or district which may be destroyed I In whole oz' In part or seriously darnaged by fire, , earthquake, flood or disaster. Sec. 10,04. The master plan. , r , The ►nagter plan for the physical development of the city, i, with Clio Accompnn,ying maps, plats, charts, descriptive and oxplanntory matter, shall show the commission's recom menda. J Lions for 'the development of city territory, and may Include, t among other things; ' (a) '.Cho general loention,' character and extent of streets, ' i bridges, parics, waterways and other public ways, # grounds and spaces, (b) The general locatioac of public buildings and other pub- . lie, property. (e) The gfcneral loeatilop And extent of public' lltilfties, whother publicly or privately owned, (d) The removal, relocntion, widening, extension, narrow- Ing, vacation, abandonment or chango of use of such r oxiadngf or future public ways, grounds, spaces, build- ' ings, proport:v or ul.ilitiesl (o) The general extent And lowitfon of public housing; projecis Aiui slum-,cleni,anco projects, See. 10.05, Legal effect of master plan. No street, park or, other public way, ground or space, no public building or structure and no public utility whother % 40 10 1 ' 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 • 1 , 11 1 I . 1 , 1 „h ""k r . 1 . • 1 ' i , ' 1 10.05 CHARTER- ~ 10.00 1 1 l ? publicly or privately owned, shall be constructed or authorized in the city, not, shall any real property be acquired by the city, until and unless the location and extent thereof shall' ' • have been submitted to and aplil"oved by the commission; i { provided that, in case of disapproval, the commission shall within thirty (30) days communicate its reasons to the coon ell, which shall have the power to overrule such disapproval, and, upon 'such ovorruling', the council or the appropriate office, department or agency sha11 have power' to proceed. ' The widening, vacating or change in the use of any street or ; I '.the We of any public buildings or real property shall be sub. , joet to similar subnilssion and approval, and disapproval may lea aimilnrly nVerruled by tho council, , I! , 1 r i , 1 1 l " 1 ' 1 Ir • 1 , r 1 ' , 11 1 ~ 1 1 1 rsr r PY,UbiUING & MCCI3ANICAY, COD[7 [lOARD CURRENT ORTGYNAY, PRESENT MEMBERS APPOINTMENT TERM J bob Turnbull (Chairman) 1972 1978-1980 (Mechanical Engineer) ! Guorga Docker 1975 1978.1979 (Master Plumber) 1 Delbert Overstreet 1975 _ 1978-1979 (Mechanical Engineer) Pater Work 1976 1978-1980 (Mechanical Contractor) Frill Burley 1976 1978-•1980 (Mechanical contractor) ~t .1 0 1977 3.978-1979 w~ Ernest Millar (Plumber) i 1 • 1 , N i • M I k + f L - % I's 1 v' r ! IV. r l~~tNr iNnn~ AGCIC ,AMICAL COT) ! , . T.U BoA r+ ACC. i7.2G. Creation. • A '~horo Is hereby cre~ted a plumbing nsid mechanics! coda board consisting of sev.eIS (7) mem~ler♦'l, each to be n;n;yniuted slid remov. Uy the city cov.ncll for s term of two (2) years, Able by Bald council, Initially,, isowover, throe (3) lr ' for cAUSO y Supp. No. 20 k. -k ;.1 4. 4 (t , 1 It,J' „ • ' CIS • 1111 • ' , 1 t , I ,d"•' ♦ _ ♦•11 r ot. ' • „ '1, ' 111, n :7111 1 ' 1,1 N'N 1' ,11 I , ~1', ' ,1,'~ , 1' 1 ti 1 1 1 1 1~1 1 ' • . 1 1 , ~~♦1 ' • 1 1 . 1 , , 1 . 1 , 1 • 1 , 1 , 1 , '1 , 1 / 1 11 , , 1 r , 1 ' i1 1 1 / .1 y a1 1 1 1 / ' 11• •1 11 t ' I 1 " 1 1 ' I ' ' t 11 1 1 , 1 f • • I 1 , 1 q 4 17.25 PI,ULIDING CORI; 4 '17.28 mombers shnll be appointed for a term of one year n d four I , (4) Inombers shall be appointed for two-year terms. To the extent that persons are available within this city, the said board shall consist of two (2) licensed master plumbers, two (2) mechanical contractors, two (2) mocha nical engineers, and one .(1) layman, who shall till reside within the city, The iii- Val terms for the mcnnbers shrill be staggered whereby one (1) master plumber, one (1) mechanical engineer and one (1) mechanical contractor ,Shall have terms expiring on the odd- numbered years, and one (1) master plumber, one (1) me- chanicnl engineer, one (1) mcchanical contractor and the luy- man shill] have terms expiring on t.ho even-numbered years,. No appointed member shall serve more than three (3) consec- utive terns, The city council inay appoint ex officio mennbers -to this, board, to have a voice in all matters before it, but who j shall have no vote, (Ord, No. 74-12, 11t; 1, 8-19.74; Ord. No. 75.51, 1'tl It 12-14-75) . See. 17.27. Procedure in removal of members from office, The city council cony remove any Member of the plumbing and mechanical code board during tho term for which he was appointed if cause be found, The action of the city council in such matters shall be final, (Ord. No, 14-12, Pt, 1, 87-10-74) Sec 17-Z81 Clunirnuun; secretary; quorum; office sul►plies; powers £utd duties Ir ell Willy, It shall be the duty of the plumbing and mechanical code board to meet ns soon after their appointment; its Is practicablo and organize by selecting one of their nnembers as chairman and another as secretary, Regular meetings of the board there- after shall ba scheduled on it monthly balls, except that meet- ' f i higs may be cancelled when there is no business to come. b& fore the, board. Special meetings may be called at any time by the chairinani, or by the secretary. The secretary shall keep a, fult'rocord of the proceedings of the board, and a complete 'record and minutes of the actions of the board. your, (4) mcmbers of the hoard shall constitute n quorum • for the transaction of busiue.nsl " Sop£>, No, 20 GGG ' ' 4 1 . 1 VI. II 1 1 F 1 1 1 1, I f , 11 I • , I 1 I ti Il It r 1'r ly; 1 ~ f. ; I / 1 , I r , r , 1 1 , 1 1 r 17.26 DPWON CODE 17.29 r I Miscellaneous office supplies may be furnished to the board by the: department of community development, Prom time to time as may bo deemed proper, the board shall submit written ' . suggesUons and recommendations for the improvement of the plumbing and mechanical ordinances,of the city to the city , council, It shall also be the duty of the board to hear any written , complaints -made by any plumber, citizen, or otherwise, that may have a bearing. upon the efficient enforcement of the plumbing and mechanical code, and the board shall take such action thereon as may be deemed proper and within its au- thority; provided, that the same, shall not be inconsistent l with any laws of the state, of this chapter, or other ordi- nances of the city, The board is authorized to adopt rules and I. I regulations for tho issuance of apprentice plumbers' permits, (Ord. No. 74-12, I"t, I, 3-19-74) 06 1 , 1 f , ' 1 I 1 1 1 , 1 1 r 1 ' 1 1 1 • 1 1 1 1 ~ , ,I 1 t Ordinance No, 71-7 AN ORDINMCE ASTADING TIE CODE OF ORDINANCES Or TIM CI'C1' OF DwfCM1, 'IE.Ms, PROVIDING FOR A PLUMBING AND W(JINNICAL COD11 InkfU); PROVIDING Tiff DUCIES Mq) IMERS OF SU01 WARD; PROVIDING A SAVINGS CLAUSE; AM) DECLARING AN EFFI.CTIVE DATE. l MIE COUNCIL. OF 111E CITY OF DWTON, TEXAS, MAIM OR!)AINS: Section 1, That the Code of Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas, is hereby I amended by adding new Articlo VI to (liapter Seventeen of said Code which shall horeaftor read as follows: ARTICI.II VI. PLUMBING AND W01MICAL Section 17-70. Plumbing and Moch)ni6l Code Board-Creation. There is hereby created a Pllambing anti Hochanic&l Code Board consisting of five (5) members, each to be apprintod l.) :tu City Council for a torm of two (2) years, and removable for cause ;)y Laid t~otutcl). after public hearing. Initially, however, all five !,i'v rc<iibers shall be appointed for a term to expire coincidently with oth:°r City Boards, to servo until their successors are appointed. To the extent thz~t persons tiro available within this City, the said Board. shall consist of tHO (2) licensed plumbers, one (1) mochn:tical contractor, one (J) fechanical englr.cer, and one (1) layman, Mio shall all ! reside, within tho Ci:cy, Tito City Comicil may appoint Ex Officio members to this board, to huvt r, %~)ico in,,,01 matters before, it, but who shall have no vote. Section 17.71. S'nme - Procedure and Powers, j , The Board shall adopt rc;es w-.,ern its proceedings provided that same are consistent with the Cod<: of U,•'::r noes of the City of Denton and Statutes of the State of Texas. 'Clio Plw<<:i,ig and Mechanical Code Board shall. have the sumo powers and duties on matters Concerning Chapter Seventeen of the Codo of Ordinances as the building Code Board has on matters. concoriting, and arising from, the Building Codo, including the following: (1) olect a Chainm,•ut, who may nd,uinister oaths, and conk?ol tho attendanco.af witnesses; (2) hear and detenninc, by 4/5 voto'of the members, appoals from ally decision of the Plcmcbinl; Inspector mado pursuant to Chapter Sovcntcon, after proper notice has been given; (3) by a 4/5 vote of the members, grant variances to any provision of Chapter Seventeen, subject to appro rrinte conditions (tul safoguards, and after a dot:ennination I)y tho Board that a hardship exists winch would be cured by the particular variance sought. Section 17-72.' Samo - Additional Dities. The Board shall with the assistance of the Plumbing turd building Inspectors, Uiroctor of Public Utilities, turd City Attornoy, review the existing, plumbing Codo, pertinent stmilard ormoJol codes, and present to the City Coutlcil its recomnondation on the adoption of a new, more comprchonsivo, Plumbing and .Mocluu:ical Code. Section II. This ordinanco shall ho and it is hereby derlarod to be ctanulntivo of all other ordinances of tho City of Menton, Texas, turd shall not operate to roped] any such ordlnnnce or ordinances excopt insofar as the provisions of such other ordinance or ordinances are inconsistent or in conflict with tho provisions of this ordinance, ill which instattco or iusttutcos those provisions shall bo horcby repealed. r OrAinance No, 71-7 Continued Section 111. If any section, word, clause, phraso or provision of this ordinance is declared unconstitutional or invalid, then, in that event, it is expressly provided, and it is the intention of the City Council in passing this ordinance, tlurt all other parts of this ordinance shall not be affected hereby and shall, remain in full force Hnd effect. Section IV, That this ordinance shall becoma effective immediately upon its passage, and the City Secretary is hereby directed to cause 'the caption of this ordinance to be published in the Denton Record-Chronicle within ten (10) days of the date of its passage. PASSM-AND APPROVED this the 9th day of March, A. D. 1971, R6I ft~1 -FI INS; CITY OF wwraN, TWM ATTEST ; "CCfVEi"il UARY C17Y OF DLWQV, TEXAS APPROVED AS TO I1:M FORM; . T. 1SICIf'I ( , l7 UM CITY OF Di', MVo TEAS f k y ~ . i 1 Ad r • f PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD ` CURRENT ORIGINAL PRESENT P MEMBERS APPOINTMI'NT TERM William C. Davis 1969 1977-1981 (Engineer) !Marvin Ramey 1959 1.970-1902 + (Insurance - Retired) ;v Tom Iiarpool (Chairman) original 1975-1979 (Rotail/wholesale Agric.) Member Stan Munson 1966 1975-1979 (Moore Business Forms-Retired) Ke1th Shelton 1976 1976-1980 (NTSU Journalism) t I I ! 12,06 CHARTER 12.07 proportion of the cost; Of such services shall br. assessed against each utility served. The receipt, custody and disbursement of all utility funds shall. be administered in strict accordance with the provisions of Article VII of this clhtu•ter. All bills or in- vollm representing claims against the department of utili- des .must be approved by the director of utilities beforo beintt i placed lrc line for payment. (d) At the end of each flscAl year ilia council shall have a certified public accountant make an audit of each such utility, and shall. publish a roport showing the finnnelal results of such city ownership and operation, giving the information. specified hr this section or such data its the council shall deem expedient. Sec. 12.07. The public utilities board. ?C ► i' (a) 'T'here is hereby created a public utilities board to be composed of five (G) members, appointed '!~y the city man- , ager and confirmed by the counell for four (4) year Corms and r until their respective successors have been appointed, and qualified; provided; that the members of the first board ap- pointed under this provision shall, nt their Organizational mcotintr, draw for terms as follows.. one (1) shall draw a ono (X) year term, Otte (1) it two (v) year term, Onc a three (3) year term, and two (2) slinil draw four (4) year terms, and fit the expiration of each of the terms so provided for, a successor sliAll be oppoloted for it term of four (4) years. Members of the board may be removed by the council only for cause mid only after charges have been filed and pub- lls6d And the membor has been given n reasonable oppor- tunlty'.to defend himsolf In an open pubile hetcring before Clio oounell, Vacaneles shall be filled for Ally unexpired torm hi tho same mmmer as provided for regular appointments, (b) The city mamger and director ox utilities shall be ex officio members of Clio board, 't'hey shall attend all meetings of Clio board and shall hove the ritrht to discuss any matter that in under cousidoratlon by Cho board but shall havo no vote, .55 , P r s RIiS~'fiT~iZC![ n~ _ ND 1'C,0NOMY IC DXVI r,0MIF-'NT BOARD 0R5r5NA1', PRESENT TI'R1~1 CURRENT AP) I 01N[N','Ilr '_P Dil-.A ERS 1977-1900 1975 i, John Nelson (orthodonist) 19781981 1975 , Ralph Vlesher (Texaco Distributor) 1975 1976-1979 Richard Brunson (Chairman) (TWu Business) t 1976-1.979 1975 Roy Busby (NTSU Administration) 1 1197£3 197E3wJ h0.1 Jane Mitchell 4 (Lawyer's 71t1e~, 19761979 1977 Gerald Williamson (Migistor) I 1f977 1977--1900 j Rill Luker E ( (NTSU PI'00., . 1977 1977-1980 . Tim Routg (Realtor) 197 8 1979-1981 .7r. Ben IVOY► (oil Distributor) 1,976 1976-1979 Tam' llarpool I t ' A rl1.Ur nt;TlCr.,E. r AN ORDINANCE OF '1.'1{1: CITY 0i* llLN'r01-1) TEXAS, ADDING ` xII TO CHAPTER 2 OF WE CODE OI'r - OPfiOVIDIN(1 A DECLAIIATIOi 0111C41 AND ECONOMIC DJ:'1V1',L01't4EflT I30ARE , ARCII AND ECONOMIC DEW,- ' POLICY; 1113OVIDIl,IC FOR CRI`;A'1.'I(JN 011' A RESi', LOI'MENT BOARD AND PROVIDING FUNCTIONS ANOtji,S C'I BOXDAIM; A SEVLRABILITY CLAUSE, AND DECL I WHEREAS, the City of Denton, Texas, has a history of good economic growth and prosperity which benefits the entire com- munity; and AS, the City of Denton has its own municipal utility WHERE system which provides-electrical, water and sewage services to Moth residential and commercial customers; and VIIER E AS, it is recognized that the City of Denton needs, a i , r j Research and Economic Development Board in order for the city r to re5earch,plan, and promote economic excellence which would be to the I,enefi:t of the entire community; Now, Therefore, T1JE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF 1)1?11TON , TEXAS, 11E RI'BY ORUAIII0. PART 1. That the-Code of Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas, is hereby amended by adding a new Article III to Chapter 2, ~vblch shall hereafter read as follows ARTICLE III. RESEARCH AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD. ,Section 2.26'- The Research and Economic Development Board ' eseai oh and Economic Dove- ,~c.>,y crcated a R (a) There is hey ~ ' lopment. Board to be compoacd of nine (9) inember,,, appointed by tha City Council J'or throe (3) Year tormo and until their re0nr.c- tsi.ve 'successorn have been appoi:nt.ed, and (lualifir.d; provided) Mat tlse mcmberes of the first; board appoint od undar this provi.si.on r 4 their or(~,anizational meeting, draw for terms as follows: shall, at; shall draw two three (3) shall draw one year tet~ms, three (3) e;tr terms , and at 'year terms, and three (3) will draw three (3) Y, ~ ~ rovid~.d 1'or, to successor the expiration of each of the terms so p years, tlembers of the shall be appointed for a term of three . ' t}te City Council only for cause a,-id onl!t, board may be removed by been filed and published and the member has after charges have been given a reason£zble opportunity to defend himself in an open before the City Council. Vacancies shall be filled public hearing ~ unexpired term in the same manner as provided for regular for any i • appointments. } Manager i (b) The Chairman of the Utilities Board and the City Manager l or hid designee shall be ex officio members o1' the board. They shall attend all meetings of the board and shall have the rig i ' t matter that is under consid~,„ration by the board to discus any . 1 but 'shall have no vote. Members of the bdi rd shall be citizens-of the City of f j (a) Denton. and annually thereafter (d) At its organizational meeting,, ointed member (or members), has qualified; as soon as the newly app ~ , . the board shall select from its own membership a chairman, vice ohairmrin, and :',ecret;ary. Any five (5) of the rcb,ularly appointed s Shall co:ls_4ti,tutc a quorum, 'Thar t,ortrd ali~].t ate,t~~z'u~ttt'•' t?'n member der of business . Tile boat'fl shall utec:t at least rules and or own once each month; till mootings shall be open to the public and a ~rcrmar~etit. rocord of proceedin(;s :naintained, } L - - 10 V Soot:ion 2-.27 Poviers and Duties of tho Research and j IJconmic Development I3oard,, r (a) It shall be the duty of the 'board to act in an advisory capacity to the Council, with authority to hold,public hearings r i 'and to study and recommend policies r relating to the promotion, future planning, research and such other matters involving eco-- nomie development for the City of Denton. (b) To receive and consider information of art economic nature that they 'May.-be made aware of and which would .lead the i. , city towards economic excellence. • (c) • To make recommendations to those public off'ic'ials who can administer and implement action on matters of economic deve- lopment. The board shall not have responsibility or authority over the,publie officials or employees of the city in the imple- 1~ montation of tht,ir economic programs. (d) To appoint such citizens, as may be deemed necessary, as non-voting members, subject to approval of the City Gou;lcil to assist in aeeomplishin• the g programs and studies of the hoard. • (e) To recommend to the City Council. actions for imple- mentation and advertising that may be budgeted for this purpose'PART 11. That if any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence , clause, phrase or word in this ordinance; or application thereof to any person or oircumstances is held invalid by any court of competent jurisdiction, such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance, and the City Council of the I ,`P• City of Denton, Texas, heroby declares it would have enaoted such remaining pnz tion:s det7pi. to any such invnl,i cli ty ,