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1 b*' J f AGENDA CITY OF DENTON CITY COUNCIL October 7, 1980 BROADCAST LIVE ON XNTU RADIO, 88,5 P.M. Aegular Meeting of City of Denton City Council at 7100 p.m., Tuesday, October 7, 19801 in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building at which the following items of business will be considered, L Approval of the Minutes of the Special Called Meeting Of Soptember 9, 19801 the Regular Meeting of September 16 1980; arid the Special Called Meeting of September 23 1980. 2, Public Hearingsl M A, This is the petition of Miss Karen Nash requesting an amendment to a planned development (PD), The original planned development was for zero lot•line detached single family 'sousing on 45 foot'"by 140 foot lots, The amendment would permit toufplhx development on approximately 3,77 net aorost and, duplex (2-r) development on approximately 1074 net i acres, The parcel totals approximately 12 foot vast of Stuart Road, 9-1463, (The Planning and Zoning Commission recommends approval,) B, This is the petition of Mrs, Joan Cohagen requesting a change of zoning from single family (SF-7) to commercial (C) classification at 2216 N, Elm Street oa parcel totaling approximately ,79 acres, 2!146 4. (The Planning and Zoning commission; recommends denial.) C, This is the petition of Mr. Terry D, Stepken requesting a specific use permit to operate a "go cart track" at 320 Stemmons (1-359) in a commercial (C)' zoning district, S-146, (The Planning and ) Zoning Commission recommends approval, 30 Approval of the final plot of Skyline 11 Addition, { y Y. F own I i .,a F'. reV .u-; Y a.{[::Y •4 «Ne,. "J`J. n.•~.•.n Sty'1 • '.H.Y Hq n1. 1f.:.,P b:,. a_ i Agenda City Council October 7, 1980 Page Two ~ j i 4. Approval of the request of the Denton Optimist Club seeking permission to sell Christmas trees on the closed portion of Piney Creek Blvd, behind Golden Triangle Mall. 1. 5. Recommendation from the Airport Advisory Board to approve ! an amended lease agreement with Pox-51 Limited. 6. RESOLUTIONS. r A. Adoption of a Resolution in appreciation of ' Congressman Ray Roberts. { B. Adoption of a Resolution authorizing the lease-purchase of a vehicle (or the Civil *ifense Department. IV r,r If 7. Approval of a contract with the Denton Soccer Association j providing for payment of officials for youth eague soccer games. (The Parks and Recreation Board recommenda E approval.) 8. Establishment of Voting Locations for each of the single Member Districts, c; 9. Approval of disposition of .497 acres of city property located between Bell and MK&T railroad. (The Planning and zoning Commission recommends approval.) j f 104 Receive a report on the City of Denton Transit Survey and f Teanspottation Study. ; 116 Approval of a contract with Hogan and Razor for i Engineering Services for a Water Dittributioh Study. (The Public Utilities Board recommends approvals) 12. Approval of a Water-Pro-Rata Agreement with the City of Corinth for a 12" water lines (The Public Utilities ; Board recommends approval.) 13, Approval of an agreement with the Corps of Engineers regarding the establishment of a Minimum Water Discharge Schedule for Aubrey Reservoir. (The Public Utilitiew Board recommends approval.) 14. Approval of a request of Mrs William 8, Rogers and J, Robert Goodson ,o serve a subdivision with the City of Denton water outside the City of Denton. (The Public E Utilities Board recommends approval.) d t` 156 Approval of a Clarification Amendment to the 1977 Lone Star Gas Contract- (The Public Utilities board I recommends approval.) f a tl I. jet } ¢ T~ IP a ` .K': jA Y6 Ni. tY'.Y' ♦ f ' ~'v f frys J~, MST i i Y 1 Agenda City Council October 7, 1980 Page Three approval- j (The 16. pApproval 0 f filat of the d eZ ningncommission recomme Target lanning an 17. Approval of Bid #8811 for a 4-door sedan fot th'a Police Department. 184 Authorization for Councilman Stephens to attend a Meeting of the TML L©gislative policy committee on Municipal Finance and General Affairs in Austin on October 17, 1980. 'ul ' 19. Consent Agenda Each of these items 1s recommended by the Staff and approval thereof will he strictly on the basis of the staff recommendations. Approval oC the Consent Agenda authorizes the City Manager or his designee to implement each item in accordance with the staff recommendations. A. Bids/Purchase Orders 1. Bid #8813 Janitorial Services for 2 Reeeeation Centers.. ant 2. Purchase order #44706 to golaln, Equip Company in the amount of $6,866.89 for,repairs f on Rig 06166 (Bantam Hydraulic Excavator,). 4 31 Purchase Order #45330 to Physio-Control in the amount of $7,175,00 for a Life Pack 5 Monitor ! Defibrillator System. i 20. Executive Session A. Legal Matters - Under Sec. 2(e), Art. 6252-17 V,A.T,S. B. Real Estate Under see, 2(f), Art. 6252-17 V.A.T.9. ; fk C. Personnel - Under Sec. 2(9), Art. 6252-17 V.A.T.S# I D. Board Appointments - Under Sec. 2(g), Art, 6256-17 V,A,T.S. 21, Consider Board Appointments. rf i." 1 i i 1 y i t City Council 83 teptaaber 9, 1980 Ipaelal Ca11o4 KWIM of the city Council at the city of Oestan at 4:00 P.m., t1heey 4867tember 9, 1960 id the Civil 000440 Rea end the Comnoyl Chamber of L941 JuildiRd- PUNT, MWr Itarart, Mayor Pre Tam Taifaferro, Members told, ttophaao, ceilty, toulay cad topkim; City Manapr Chris tartueg, City Attorney C. J. :am" and City $"rotary Crooks felt. Also pwesat +u Ankiteat arum ntrem toots 1. The Commit 4vwId6"d a status report an plane and speciflastiou for the saw varehomo. Riot Sr&U s4ris44 that the first entaiA 41,000 a phase of y Dw»Louq Np g 4+r++ loot to 10064 most of the utility epartmoatsu pdraiamtarly + neatrid. The legend pplfaanae till provide spade for Parka MA Reeroolloar Ormet 6114 Lsidp add Iui/aria. Tea Ikird a Would U an "41411 a the War ho,ro, 3 to added that hid by phuas am be funto, or It ads to Will as goo 6he0. City Manager to itme adrilai abet the auditors hen pointed 00 ~ iandetuaeln of the ps!sent unrahoueo, add they resaets6aded ietotal UAW that d aw effigiant varakeuea b• buil4. to added that LWV ran "M4 to OW 0, study at Ue ' 0 G"O lai11 itttthd r044 20 rw arehouaa "ap_p period built "t to lit au! Watioll. 111 6 "Tea to 'Q M addN that the ffigi Q $!,200,000{ PbudcA d by to 05 '0,000 cad !head lit If U owis ea Rhaee t Is ArghUfte Jnes Kirkpatrick aMled4 that the Cousail did approve an many plan as tke; desire. Tke city Meador stated that it obrieuu that the City tseds Phame t and would like to tan Phus 11. Pheeo tut is far altimmto de elepssmt of the waremusa. Mayor pro Tom Taliatarro -What klad of deal ire we ISO" 61 for Pkue t! 6114 Phut tilt tir~alrlak--$800,000 for ►hne tt wd ft"o IN at /kid Uo, TalialeM--Would a saving be made if 1800,000 vas oktaiNdt tuAund--Ea eedn to Lw flsxituitr, w ors defy thin arajm as a ft it 4?O A tut buts. The Phan t, or baea id .41,000 a`uaro feet, wars fast and Phut tit is 10,100 square tot, j tsrkp Artak-Tka site work will be is the "lourt"a of 1231,000. Ed ad.iud that to Willing would be a praoaet "write viii otrunturo with sal pPomat steel fradMe add part of the seep rill be aireeadiltesod. Pimmd Witter Ai11 Mdtery--11,000,000 ban toes Luddetld out of the War and twnr funds odd 1!00,000 out at the 0eaeral Puna, probably with Cartifioates of 0bliptiom u u aptlo11. . Mophou•-t hope that w all ejru that Ws deed a warebovee. At limit w haw }lads td preened. tophise--Whey w see the bids, %hod we a" sat. This partial of the mretint Woursod at dint 0.1, 1. The Caudell odaeidare4 apprahl at a aONraet With Computer Couultiy Campady for tooknidal usistadeg. Wtiot wu dads by Raliaferro, 14ee24e4 by topmae to 6aaept the maesudatiat Of the !tart 14 lore Computer Ccuuliiaf Qaopany for 1M teat 3 NOW N a fetal sspuditura of 181300 to 090000. Noting Berried mtadimaily. i I r 5~ l4pte.ber 9, 2960 Coatinwd A public hariae ea the 196041 Operatics Rudest, the 198`41 tevenue sbaaiog sudeet and the proposed to Laerw4 wa held. Tbo City Nae.eer cold. "Tonisht the ee44ri to l lea has as opport~ rwpoad t0 the 196041 Operatbs $aget, the 1940-al MO. r~+eW Sod the proposed tax L44rwe. The City has bast Wreetl WLth l vary dltMeult budset slate we be" heed pt" throusb an exonesly high Lawton. Tus rasa, for ample, addit"Sel WWUtera Will U nquirsd fbr the Carty rids to i utauata Wkiob Will requim '{0 aapeaditure of 161.000. The debt Sam** of I the %WJA'sg sOV halal eesttrueted had tae &NIOV" kr the retard. Additional persnwl in Tpee tad rim art 01eeded, dad this year the City bas girt 'l*abottes Ritag e tand o Beat city chupliew l that ws~ to bt lt144 j Wreaae. Tba ester and saver rates after the first of the yw Via u1obaaajad, I to 1,01014444 14 e049t4d ba the 02atria utdllty. 1 t Mo Ngor opened the Wit k4arud. U Curry--ft de w 01Nd an Loare44e to twat j IIaltusg--The aatwl la0re44e to the deMml Tnrd viii u 1!20,000, r, utility 1LWe, Kok Newell--tor is the fuel ad}uslw4 shad" figured a the thilttta Dlreater lab 94"n expiala4d teal miutoo. Nr■. Naarall--ke bees tee aw a44altastf. fartu01$-Vo *at" ooault■ats for their ex", Lee. The War" 016064 the heartas. 1 r~as■ bW Co_ati~i,, j Itewrt--I tally vast to raise tag", tut it is Same** N~stiwe. !I St to p osibld that w tag de WlthM a Lsenuo, s fal that ease be t was to &A the bu", TO or 00, thara 3 aaetber eidde t=Yhe ff4w0 ssMissea" V04e 01wsi'e~itOMOOl. thhund at pemoplte ~ eW it. i NA dent rut rise. It is ee eye ep4aar fbr ruaiss a City, If we cut t"$@. saertuAg has to a. edit--Uhat Csmail $iSah" Oaiipr lam !e rsry tme, preryas here to iaurat64 LA the velfava of Dater. All of of ea the dowu w fi44Solallr eonserlatiw La City tu■Lna1. tsoalw-: sire With theft who are -of 4 a inertias to trotee1 Perhaps w era jet by vtthm 44ere tar. Tallattrte-•Psspli, vast 0arriaa. v4 ew then oususat sar0la. 4itb laflatlse. I do bet tat nay Way sat of raisLae Sages. 11 to mot difK444 to dal With a darleit b•ideat, but I tees so ]down" is fddtas to rear add et' 14 to turves. "~.Vitt, all the lrovtb A"" in Oatoa ve are aatiespatfas 344reue is m"w. i think a df rails to adequatf. ve A" tried to be$ is out Utura . I thigh that l 250 tarsus at sales tag will otow tkneupb the out e0 Aul IrGLA -That oil of tales tea uari s Wild eua0. i Tallaterro-49 Was take a rest of "rious sa this odes to 1nbJaM. I have a tudsft ea dual figure. po UW--A11 of na an ■atlaipatta/ a eravtb. Ma wet take A. look t to pravtdf Sorriest to stppeA sr6Wtk. we am deubltat the else of our lows Pleat. Orr tax We Will laarwa se Ladustrf saaN !!a, 04114U M w hM is speed aster to saw stay diva the tad. L~ , i IepetAber 9, 1910 CodeLavdd 85 Tallaler:o•-V@ art moot fortunate to bare such fine people wag our Maaioipal Staff. ` - , /Np►m -Va Mould coatlAw a frosts to Panama, eipYalOlf. x ~ undartta" that six Addttloeal rirama and t!S ddttleeal Mildness an Aaddd. i Vol should 4401Peaae expenditures. I could like to beep 11.4h rate for another rest. AV A41onswout should be based is Ladraeed Meow. 44""1 would strongly, stroadly reaoatad rewaud 1164 of e►o buddtt. Hotlon vu rode V witterroo @#Nodod by Galley to G"M4 the groposad tax rate to he $1.31 w 1100 Valuation. OIL roll oau tote Bowen Aey", Etaslnr w"Y, ""ben ear", Ytla "Ire", OAiler "stye", Tallaferro " " + and Iterate "ear". 1.-ILOA fdlad 3 to h. Hrtids vu udd by Yale, teoondtd by Dailey to advertloe to taetwo to rate w 134 or U." par 1100 "lu46les. Oil roll 0411 gate Imlay "spy", SleltoW "sad", YOU "ere , Galapr "eye"~ Iepklas "aye", Ttllaforro "eyo" and tbevart "sey . Mesta daseied h to 3 City Mooney C. 16 Taylor Hated tkd the Comtu 10 hot "tlat to " set the tan rate now, it vtu be dead 66 the next o ntlnpr on fytvrber l , 1940. 3. The C4maL1 toaetd M awaral of %be folidviag Satlutias aW►erltlyd f the tale of property to the car" of frdlaaro for the A"M 1aew6irh Rlmet,ns:ol wgff&/o the City of beasts f!a!s it aeseteary to trtnafer MA diepoee'Of 4 edrtaiA treat of land erred by the City of Deana, Teen, td tw' Vaited hates k of Astride (0.I. AnW Corp of >lsgLxsane far the Aubrey kaw"Ir Project and } pore fully brtrlled bdevl sad MIIRW, the 1el" desdslbed "at of land vu puroha0ed. Septsrbar 3, 1910 free D. Idud►tes (Yeterau sand feard) for Pony-hvt hemood nd Io a~?y/100 M'000.001 Doltara for the Aubrey INer"It traJdofl Saco therefore, a IT Mayo fY M am MANCU a TU at" of =110f$ Tuat Two 1. Ike City Attorney to hereby autborlaed to prdpw vb nom lead 4d4mftta are Saomary to o"plots the traaefdr add disposal of the jora"I y ; se 014Sorlbed Wool All that dertsln trove Of land situated is the County of Coates, Steed of fowl $aing part of the Thathpetn Survey (A-1231)0 and being substentLauy the am load Oder efolvold IovIblees dated AugustfldS, gl100 4ebthradarddd in Vet Sig# ft" !I'1 ofthe~Dead I"Oru of Denton County, T""o and bel4g mere partloularly dnaribed u fouowl 1 MMINDG at the derar on" to the by C. Soudhtea, N al "a Lee f. Alllsea pe"W1146 situated is the oats line of a road use baisg the dares 1100 E bdtvade said Thoopwa surrey sad the G. H. Hest /urvsy (A•1 3a11 "A. a autb ill boundary line for the A, R. dad" propery, said pout at b0glaaiad du UtAl the atrthlress sorter far a !09.41 nrd trade doa.dydd to D. Syarlran by urlud VWM by dead dated Harsh 111 1063 and retarded. In Ialues $IG at py0 691 Of the Dad bardd Of Dented County, Tass"I 1M. ateI the *enter Use for sa14 rondo ea" total the 4mw Use betwtn 1614 lbud►tta Ipropurey des the Alm 404 sail Sadut praperty and the Avid Io Mobanayo as al, to ope led as the leftI W 140 oarta4 Use, 30weod 04 14 f►aqua lastly on the risks and Sall West iurv* oat the c.f.i. h C.S.R. for the strSurfty eet er lama to w& tevotesouth a d ltthhe M01 abll, fy ctrl NaIapeepsetlal sou" 04" a,twet 13SI.6G t.et o to a 3sad -iindk l~rosopipe for the viser~oolow to said Iou*tr,d and 1parfru properit", situotsd !a the aerb► bouuddry list for I the f. S, cuts,, Jr. Property, j T- 1 t e+ 4 , 11 ! 8r lepteabor 9, 1980 Coatlaued I TrQCr aload 1►a eoonoa line betwa 0444 1o4htoa a44 Coatis properties, **rib 67. 3t' wst, 641.60 het to a I-laoa iron pipe tot tae comer aegmpa le datd rendatoa sat Cutts prepertiea, situated is the 0ateraatb bou ' 0414 Allieos prepertyl U" hr # I TkyRCr 43484 tae 00=44 1i4t betwa sM4 lb toe aa4 Anita prep~ tes earth Oa" 4t' east 1831.70 het to tka pelrt at WelLauy, eosuuW 30.J61 caret, son Or 14006 or vktak MAY sort is •dteia u14 read. to The city of Leatea WWI at taur 1 and ar"we to the slaty at 7 . belts tngaebSea. 1 , 3. %a Wwar at tea Citt of Deaboe to autker404d to 40144W 46 a Ceaee'al Awiea NQaii hrb~le "borrlON bo y "Liver tied Lad to bee spplreopjruttah of ' 4 r v wtkeritlea of bet %Ltod holes Am Corp of kyiaara. a to salutiea cull take sffeat "Nediately has sad attar its pa4040 oad ` y PALM Arc Appt M tMa tha 96k der of /sptaa►es, 1960. I` JQGMUW {I. ATt~Ti CSTt 01 L1oPh01f, THAI .a alum CM INTAMM ARMM Ad TO tMAL p04N c. f, TAVA! 41., CM AMORM Mi at LU 6, ""W" Ut /a/ Idetia sae as4t Gs.U by q, goaded by Yela that A*"Udt" be 1uaodo ON nil 0011 vats ttepaau "era", ay "Va", roph epidn "sreaIl"l ffe1a two cedi4y "yre", 1611aterra "aye" sad Nawrt NOW assorted. ` Moliea vas arse by lopklst, atasedad by r40elar that tkt coddeN Ag+ada es aplnfad. Matta a"". (A) T= PAIM (1) 11nS fari+ab of 17,883.45 to :W-war CaMrwtiis, Lea. for the ee40trWtlea at 0~ 3400 Uprerereats a visa Son" if",ir►rew4. (1) pixel psysaN to :am peal rigiu, tse. ` hf W eastr• a01ia of wear Was a Me"UM Womb sad V atida Additha vu appaewl. 30 Tke cousou neeseed Sa10 la40utiw laeia to dieetes Lead Yttara, real attela, 9eraewl 404 Used anotateasta at 004 p.m. 6. So COMOU raeeaee4 Sabo Pat" $easi0a at toll$ ).a. to sw*A" tbst 40 &"Lot rte to ba tak40. "Lle sd.lows" at 10111 p.a. s a t T . t City C* matl September 16, 1960 Megutar Meeting of the City Caunatl of the City or Oeatoa, Tuesday, septambar 16, 1960 at 1106 p.m, in the Council Chamber of the ftial.pel sutiW4, t PRISM! Mayor Pro Tom Taltsferro, Mottos ltasley, Ydm, Stephers end Oaileyl City Manager Cbris Mart"#, City Attorney C. t. Taylor add City teoretary stools loft. ASSINTi Mayor Stevan add Counatt Member lopkias. 1. *%Loa we made by Staphsas, seconded by 0affley to approve the addutes of the dpeolal Called be.rpaey NeYtlaq of August 17, 19x0 the Regular Realms of August 19 1960, the Iy4ttal Calltd Itsetiag of August !1960 add the tagalar 41:1dg of septamber t, 1960. Notion carried uaanixwly, t. PUSUO IYAS11Oai (A) Mayor Pro Tom Tdiaferro opened the hearing on the ppaetitioa l ' at Re. peal Msyvdm. requelting ae aneadmeme to pleaded development (p0-t1) to pump a quick copy service to the Limited retail portion at the planned 1 iovslapaant. The site to located at 4p0 South 44rro11 Boulevard. (L-1>,!9) After hou lag 1 speak to Went, but noae In opposition, the hearing t l Vol closed. plaaaar Charlie Vatkias reported that PO lattice etalsiflastIOA gas approved in Octobar, 1911. The pluming add toning Cocwtaetoa felt that the pro- posed use will prlmortlr sarride thi existing office uses vittia the 'iaaned development. Motioa vas made by Reality, seconded by Galley that the 04' tWea be approved is raooamoaded by the plaealna and toning Comiseton. Maths carried sue anew ly. Addition. The council aeaatlorad approval of the final plat of the tkyline ti EE planner Charlie tlatkiw stated that the dtrela§#i disu to subdividi i m 9.3 more tract lCCeted along the asst ILM of iendoiph Street fir stegle twiy davdcye:at. Thy prop~erty is being divided into 1 Lets, each at the Tote ; exceeds 13,000 squirt feet in area, Oae at the late had it Width of 66 feet and the rmaiolaa late are do het in Width, le added that the himiog and toeing Coorttgioa fell that the Width of the iota vas out of obaraeter With the exist- lag asighbarhaod, but teats subdfviatda roquirenaeta. r Notion Was side by Willy, seconded by vole to table the matter until the aWicg of October 7. Notlca carried uaantsaugly. a. OSDLIIAtCtO 1 (A) The Council considered adopllda at an Ordinance adapting the 1 budget for the City of Down# Texas for the fiscal Tsar byinatag ea October to 1960, tad ending on leptiater $0, 1961. The City Muller repeated his reaamaandatlea to the CouneU that the Only aldaraative to cuts from the iitt of new Of eapeadsd services Would be du*.e it the existing services affecting persednel, The Council made the following reearkoi Volt-•}t is ditticuli to tacresse taxes, but I am taepollad to vote f for the budget and the tax Increase. 1 Talwarre--vt spend much time developing a budget With the Staff. we seta ve 64+4d stand ty but pledge to City amptoyees for an tnerease in color.-,. We have an obitgatloa to expand pereoanei Lm the hltee and rLre Departments. 7 V0 lust mare forvard sad bat hinder growth. ire have aerates after iaetting, vs are Aged with A propaeal badd !flue, parka and raarettion 0004rres are eut- standing, ve guppty ambulanae sarvica and sea are to deed at mother anbulaace, ve live to snimal shelter under oonstridtida and Wo art e.¢paadtno the Weary. I suppart the sarviees prapaeei to this budget. + I ~~i ` SeptemDar 16, 1990 Ceallm3sd { - 1•tati0a vea 910,40 by Yale, scdonded by Utley that tbo budget be aPProMed vitb 120,000 deducted. On roll Cali Stephens "nay", ilansley "nay", Vela "aye". Cailey aye end Taltaferro "eye". Motion Palled S to 2 slnee k affirsative voter are eeoeseary. ? Oattey«tt to not easy to rote for sax toormae, but St,to popular to Mote against them, t intend to depend on the Oir•etor Of Pinenoe for my information. 1 Council Member Callay challenged gtapheas to acme spectfies of what he wadd delete. Stephens ansvered "t do not know that It to our plus to de through and tel: the Plsasgar, Item by item, vhat to delete. We have "n.4amant to find those City ilussor Will Hartaag said, "ta rev MAG the baddet with the 11 ittao,vith deletions, I will to Sovtrial the budget 0270000, it appears the amt) way is to dlaiaats paeple. It aaaething eeours to dausa the reveal" to be la.ar it vial be wry difficult to dotaMna vhst er.duat to to Da avail- i able. Moltda vas made by Heasley, sedoadaq by Stephens to delete 1412,!11 from the budget, Oa roil call vote Stephens "aye"r Heasley "ays", 06110y "may". q Vda "any" end Teltaterro oay . Motto% tailed 2 to 1. AH OADIM =l AMLHDIHO Till 1919-80 SUDOtT a Tkt CITY OF D20TOM, TeW or itCg- vitHD Txz 4fom o CAPLTAb !WD 9ils,000.doi AMO DectATISO AN utecTrit ult. Notion way We by Yale, leeanded by Heasley that the OrAtasaee be jawed. On roll all veto Oatley "aye", Stsphaas "aye", Hensley "eye", Vala aye" end Tdisretro "q1e". Mahon carried. (C) OPAIMABCE t!0-11' All OAOtWC9 PMVIDI..10 TIAV APPAOHF1AMY S.tb ACACS OF tM OVL OF THE :MATMOV YWATSO, ASLmyly, n UAMDOMOfDAiy AM #0. 30 THATATM ORDINAAMC! SULtLLLG LDCC*d A1YW`M MMIATM, i Planaor Charlie VatkiAs stated that - ■ (41 right-of-vay vote Uaci.ted to the Wy of Denton over Hartleo field in 1912. The eurreot property owner is osektag to have the right-of-vay eastt attuned, The Pleasing and Watag Comniasioi unsaimously rsdoamends abandoning the right-of-vay. Mottos wad mode by daddy, Wadded by Vda that the Ordl uaoe be fused tads Qult elafm dead prepared. Oa roll tall vote Horsley Oafs", Vets aye , Stdpheas Wily "aye" sad Tdaeferra "aye". Notion eatrted. 1 (D} OADIMAMCL x`0-72 AM OPD 10:2 USIOHATM THL KCATH OML-HALF (1/2) OF LM 1, SLACK 1 Of TNZ OASOtHAL TO;11 STTL OP 001TOH, U MN COUNTY, TLW (LOCALLY 000 AS 103 HOATH tit! STMT) AS A HISTOPIO LAHONAA.T URDU ORDINANCE HO. 60-00 (Ant= 0dA OF THE MILYSMYS !OSLO OAMANCtl i AHD PROVIDIMO POA AM tMOTM DAM Notioa vas sale by ttiphens, eacohded by Vda that the Ordirahaa be passes. On roll call vets Oeilay "aye", Hensley "Vol, Vela "aye", Stephaas "aye" ens Taliaferra "aye". Wilton serried. 9. UJOLUMNSt no folloving Resolutidne were peoto%ted, (A} MOM= SL tT ?WtvSD SY TTL CITv COUNCIL Of TNL CITY OP Dtt1MN, Tt"LIRi I i I,. r • I ~~l 1, 2 1,4 "all , 1 Y F SaptemDtr 16, 1560 Contiaatd ~ QECTLOn I, k The Mayor is hereby aathoaaed and directed to oxw„te on tahelf of the City of Deatoa a correction quit Claim Dead from the City of contact to folios Iav 1tsents, Inc, quit elaimta4 all rights of the City or aautdn'to to ee"ewent da cribtd in left Corraction quit Clain told, 'a copy at told Corroatt6n ;tuft C1afA Deed being attached hereto and made a pert htreot for all purposes. I CTION It, I This AtaOlntioa shall to affective from and after its passage and approval \ PASSED u APPAOVYD this the 16th day of Septenbar, 19611, 4108 MO TE?! ATTSSBr CaY Or DENTOY, TOW f ; la! I~' aNOO 3 n3LT~cITr excu;Aar. CITY Cr M"Mil, "us APPAOV.O Al TO LMAG EONS: ! , C, J, Tit!LD;t4 JA., CITY ATTONNIY , cITY or aIKTON, rtxAS ~ . aY:Jt/ ~ Motion vat We by Vala, I"anded by Welty that tits Resolution be passed. on roll call vote Stephan$ "aye", Cafley "aye", Keno 4y NL'ya", Vala "aye" and'Palworra "aye". Patios earriad. , t (1) flC60LSftTdx 1 ; 'rriththe iMiueur! Wa41-Ta as Railroad a Gompaayro2 1199 tb edilaAA ele 6.M ; meal transaftlfoa line eaatsiataig a raxiaum of 11,2 k'/ crowded the ,'atlroird tracks at MAI Pert K-171.)71 ear, therefore, AS AMILM it TAR CITY Cd7MML Or TNt CITY Or OTM V, TZ W, That the or at the city of,Dedtoa, Taxu, it hereby authorts4d to sign on bahalt of vita city at Damon a itoono, sertemont vith theMfeeeurl.Ka,elt-Taxas Railroad Ceauny for ana aerial electrical tranaaissten line oomtafains a eaxin,sa .f 13.2 KV eraeeing Mile Post K.?27.71 at Aaflraad Company's RentO4 ' Subdiviafec, Deaud County, 1'#x14. Said It ones sdrmtsnt It attaehod hereto sad mad, t 1r~rt h4rdsf. PASJIO AND APPROVED this the ;6th dayyooflapttmbtr, 1980, NAr011 roo TIM t ATTt,6.1.r_~ CITY Or RcNTON, TC%AS 1 ~ lanODlO y7: f, CiTr 1L'CAl;AAY ~ . CM Or O:9Touj TwAt 1 { APPAOVto AP iO LEGAL rd,Ydr 1 C. J, TAYIAA, J-1 1-i ATTOAN2't CITY OP DEblMo TVM ~ JYr_lel MOMA vto mv1a by ko44fer, 1460151144 by Vela that the ANatuefad !a P~saaf Od roll tall „oto 0411ty aye", Stephens "ors", Vela "sys", Ktdsley are sad T.clitftrro "eye'. tlotioe carried. lip A { 7 . ArfaV~ , Septemb4r 15, 1980 Consinwd i 6. The cow oil woaataerii a eentract with Allinson-Poor Corporatien for tootiaustica of a last-purahaoa agraeent for the TIP/30 aottwara packages. Pollowin~g a briefing by the city Monster, motion was rude by Beasley, seconded b; Vela That the sentraot with A11laeee-Raja Corporation be'approved. Motion carried unanimously. T. rho Cowdii considered approval of Co a change ender to the Library ` Construct, Contrset to provide for an additional fire exit. Atek Svehla stated that the extra door and 091t light to to "ot fire eu•te axte staadarSs for and the Vtdeoiag of the other op. A584 to to provide f baS!+; atolls. /T } A)ttoo vu made by Stephens, 144o444d by Vela tm approve a change tiIl order to the Library Construction contract to Provtde for an additional fire 1 exit. M•.tita toggled unanimously. 1 r Tue Coureil considered authorttstton for Ago'aad Assooiatse to praised vah the /si=n work for this McKimay Street Bridge. s Mick Scebac advised that Mdy Vtd Aseoeittoo is visiting auahetitatiou to pro:eet •ith'the actual lteklM Street Iridde deeita. Rady and Ass64tat6o f indissted'that they Vill !o the V:410 design for $LS,000. ` itatien vu made by Vola, eetonded by eonotgy to auth2r$0 Body and Alseetatso to Procoed with the design work for the McKinney Scrdat Irtdgt. lotion Carries wanlmouely. 9. The Caunell conaidsrid We of exesto City p.'aporty W4 MO. Purchasing Agent John Marshall advised that this is for two 94roels of lend located at tics aoathweet torAer of S UA Orly* and beettea Street. Z6 to approximately k,410 14"fe feet. Itea tvc to ter A parcel of lead on Lug Prairie sad M3 Railroad, at 2,4l0 jauare.feat, l Mellen was myde by Veia, escooded by'Meoeloy that the bid la awarded ' to It" eat td the highest bidder, Kea doodnaa at $6,973, "1 Item two to s Denton Concrete Comptay at $1,000. Motion tarried wanimously. 10. K21104 vas 9441 by Itephins, seconded by Measly to approve authorisltied for O0-44-LL Ha9ber Vela to attend the TM Legislativo CWW.Ittae Mosttag In Auitio 00 B4pt~;Der 960 lp&f. Motion carried unanimously. I 11. MB9dBf4 AOGYJA: atattoa was made by Stepbons, secotded by lensloy that the following Con1431 vtenla be approved. Motion carried. (A) ItOS/PURCMAIS CADDIS i i (1) purehts0 Order 104976, to General Bleotrie Corporation, spprodot In the anount Of $1,177. (B) MAN, fi) riotl replat of Berth take Park Addtet0n approved, i Tallarerre ardared a IO sinut4 break it $Aa P.1%, !P• The Council rscdnvsnel at 9:00 p.a. to continua dioduastod of the budcst. StaA#os sutgestal Lf A coapromiss, that it revenues tndre/te, the City eight he in a position to put the outs back In the budget In January., g. Tallaferro, Colley end Vela accepted this eomproolse on the budget, ` vNpe Nib `ull.. iY. •ln, ,I i~ Ssptdaber lE, 1980 CoaLSaued s~ ~ Taliahrro stated that the Council is not livird tP to Its obliaatSOna, but that on the basia that halt a leaf to Lotttr than occe, ha vould go a.ong Vick It. Motion vas node by Oai14y, seconded by Stephens to adopt the Ludiet vith face ltlas 401044 or rstalned as follows, xtles to 0 deleted= Item S--Vaagsr Repair Item O--Building S'lperYntende4t (eull,168 Maintenance) Item E--lnersssed VaterirS (Parka Mdnteaam4) Item 7--Creek 5aa1 (Strut Consttuctioa) Teem -Report Seot n4 Improvement (Polies) it" 13-Position Treeses Xt"s to Lure+. inadi L Item 1-Transfer from Vater 1 Bever Item 2--Animal theltea Item 3--CRT Terminals (LSbrsry Administration) CV? item 9--Redooe Pundit-, of KeV Firefighters to halt year. Kira 6 Bev Firefighters In April. }'s r W Item 10-Cnly 1 Traffic Controller item Delay Until April RerilrAq Funds R•r Kev Firefighters 0 Item 19-Addlti,Ya1 Anbuiance (Laase) r Q On roll Call vats Xonsley "aye% Vala "aye", Stapheoe "eye", Oailey ova" and Taliaferro "aye". Motion carried. " 11 t 1 13. MIKO ISt i The follovtr; Ordinances Vero pruented: i'- (A) ORDIXA..W1 160-73 l c:' 1 I AN ORODA99 ACOFS'!Ir T}IT WDCtt POO THE CITY OF LMU, TYXAS, FOR Tpt FI6CAL YFAR RL0I80IRV OK O;'O3f1 1, 1986, ADD t;rDTXO OU 6jpML1 30, 1981t AMO DLCLARIMO AK rmotiW DATs. Motion vas mode by Yela, oeeenddd Ly Kenaley that the Ordinanoa be i felled. On roll call ratd dtophens "aye", Ostler "aye", 8441141 "eye", Yeia aye" sad Toliaferro "ala", motion tarried. le) oRDI:AVrt FeatA AX ORDI6 49 tXOYZWJ Tiff AD Y9@R1M TAX Or Ta t%Tt Of Obftpo Trt4 roR TV, YEAR 1980, AT "I RATS 0P 11.99 Pali 1100.00 ASSESSED YAWATIOK OK ALL TAWLt PROPtM'Y VITUT1i TRt COPPORAT't LDCITS OP TRI CITY ON :WAY 1, 1980. 80T tXfJStl' IY L-V1 fROYYDIRO AIMMUL1 FOR PAYAth'I Of CWMItlT MUy1C1PAL tXPMCS, An FOR IY.' M? AS;r 81Mw1 rm OX OUCSTAMDIXO CITY Or MVM IOXOSS FROYIDIM FOR i } LWIM 1;MZ:PTZ0i3 Of CtRTAIX ROMSST[AD61 FMVMIXO FOR tMRCD= OF OOLLW- 10"I PkVIDIMO pot A O W,lILITY M0891 AIM PROvMso AS tFF=tn Dan. lbtiea vas Redd 1r O+iley, Wooded by Gtephdas that the 0.01UMCO to pa0,ed. On roil tall rote 8ecsley "aye", Vela "aye", Atephtns "aye",'Catlsy a "aye" 4n4 Tulf4fu'ro "eye". ibtlas Carried. 11, Tie C40dil nee=ded Into tKedetfea dellSao at 9119 p.m. to dleeusd legal "*tire, reel fatate, pdreoanal and bard appointments. 15. Thf Council reoon",Ad into Public Seeafea it 10-.90 p.m. to anueunce ; WA no offitlal aetlon vas to to totta. Meeting sdjourted st 10178 P.M. 1 111 r- ' ' _ 1 i. Z~.-.1 a ~ i I, 9 2 City Council September 23, 1980 PRESEITy sun 11~ Mayor Pro Ten Taliaterro, Members Dailey, Hawley, Stephime, else and Popkiu I City Manager Chris Nartune, City Attoraoy C. L Taylor and City Secretary Brooks Holt. Utilitia. Beardr Chairman Rolsad Laney, Marvin LovoLses, daanott Kirk, Ed Coomee and Herve Waage. ABSENTS our i t Mayor Steuart d9IMT HEPII86 OF TB= CITY MICIt AMD THE PUBLIC UfILrTjrS BCARD, f Spacial Called beat Meeting of the City of Danlom City Council and the Public Utilities Board at 1:00 p.m., Tuotaay, dept4mber 231 1980 in the Civil Defanwe Roam of the Municipal Building. 1. A diseumsian was hold an the background and future alternatives of the City's participation In W1, Utilities Director Bob Nelson briefed the Council and Public Utilities Board on the background of TWA, No reviewed the early beginning of TOP, the fuel pries sad fuel setraity Problem of the early 197011-, the tormatton of IWA u a fiasociag entity is 1971, the tatablisbment of the Taus Power foal, Inc., as the construction and operating entity for TMPA and Brasom is jointly mmod generating units, the withdrawal Iron TPPI by Brazos to 101d due 10 doclimiag i` gtooratloo requireogte ►.d aoacorns over operating ooatrol of JOIOtly 0vasd Plants, sad the subsequent X%taption of all design, eawtruetion and operating aativdtiaa of the Gibbons Creek Plant and other raotlitiea V MA vhlth has led TMPA to be the utility it is today. Weisas'reviewed how the Agency is ccatrolitd by as d mesber board at Directors, two from each oity, and appointed by %pair h { respictive Councils, and the requirement of a double vote, cae according to n jortty rots, and ono valghtod according to raletiw energy raquirenasts, for , all *ajar ?.PA decisions relating to prelate, bead /aide, etc, Be noted that rates and charges for power from 20A era, by aaatrset, Natriated to unoal TWA Operating erreases only and that the Cities hw$ several spaeifid rights of appeil, through arbitrstias, and finally the courts it asousary, it tatty are not couldered equitable. Silica rovievad the optiaoi that Kosher cities have I to tither approve or deny participation in future TWA proposed projects and the k relatively sewro difficulty of arbitrarily optioning in or Out of suacessiw f units I Discusstenl k Assittart Utilities Director grate 'Pulloe--Percoat ea of y pawn mounts t for each of the d eities is as follovu Bryan 100, Donlon 185 , oulaad 14S and Oreuville Al. The discussion switched to hit It Oittoos Crook. Al Harman at Gilbert and Associates via qui ttOoad as how long Canon's " gas fired plant gas operate Whether Mexican Cu will be available, Norus aarvered that no sae kAwo hew load gas will be available for we i0 toilets. It added that gas prices art sure to imlal;4 which is the gees on to use llgsite, a much cheaper fuel. Bartung--An election to decide on a eteend unit at dibboas Crook Plant should not be en the basis of sections rather than teotd. Ye out know how to dietritute all available iafaa►tiom to eltitdmd. We aunt start right mw sad work with Al Norman. We suit olurly explain facts is ardor to got support for Raking a positive step ter Destea. Coetee--We should take a Sock it possible litigatice. Vela--WA's Unit rl is estimated at one billion One hundred million. Tho propaded escoad unit is estimated to be 1996 00,00o. r IUrk--Asked that the stsdy the WA is new rrkiag to double ahecktd relative to Deataa's seed for additional povor. r r { ` i A t September 23, 1980 ContLdned Tallaferro--The City Wager is ware of public relations and ve all are ware that ve have an oblitstled to provide public relations in clear language as to vbere our future is expected vitb THPA. Martens-All cities will rscaivt the same rates from TMPA, but we Suit study the legal complieailons of TKpA. "i vill obtain the appropriate information for the council." Meeting adjourned at 6150 p•m• MECUMS OP T81 CITY COUMCIN 1 Special Called Meeting of the City of Denton City Cowncll St T100 p.m., TuedW, 1 t September 23, 1980 In the Council Chamber of the Municipal Sending. 1. Mayor Pro Ten Tatlahrro opened a public hearing on the establishment t of voting places in the single member districts. % Two eitlseds spoke, one is a VU441 Chair VOMWended llortb Lakes Perk k M for District These, while • r old it recommended the Pile stet lob on McCormick d, for District One. Connell Member Stephens reeOmmended The Anerieaa Lesion hall an Lakey for District One. The hearing was elosed. f ' Q So official sotion vas taken. q, The Council aensidered a Meolutioo purchasing • Erect v* I.n6 for the Paisley Street Construction "*at, , Planner :elf Meyer reported that Community Develepmant block Grant (CO601 b..ty_ 8-48-00111 provide for the eonstruetioa of a sew Street at the t lateresottaa of paisley add Andre. Drainage teprovememts an ell* planned. The now Palelay street would tlialnaee as inconvenient and dangerous intersection ` now is plane. The lead for the new street to owned by David ul sate, heeteh is l_ negot. and purchase price of $6,435.00 verb Out to $)s560.60 comsieteat with rooent sales at coaparable tracts of land. The pasrohue will be paid tar tram the Community Development block Orb it p-?9-DS-48-0014. Thera are sufficient funds ill the budget. The following Aeolutlon was Praentedt ataOLUT10s IAWdas, the City of Deatoa finds it necessary to poshest a certain treat of lead located ilk the City of Menton, Taxed, cad men fully deeribed belovt and wtwbts, the City Council of the City of Denton to of the "totan that the beat interest and wltere of the penile will he Served by the purchase of the parcel of real aetats Wort%$& belowt and VAX", the City of Notion add owner of Nit panel, David Mulkey, sire that eessideratled of 16,133.00 is it fair and SOW value of such dacribid propertyi Nov, Tgt NKI, bs IT P=LYSD by Tkt em mom of Tgt CITY OP Dtomi Tud, TSAT1 1. She City Attorney is hereby authorised to peYpara whaeewr legal doctnuats are macessary to Complete the traeifer of property to described below had the Owsec thereat to the City of Dentemt All that certais 0.56L sets Brut at $araal at ISmd titndttd in the J. soak wrley, Abstriat go. 0, DNtaa Ceusty, TexNl said tmt being tract ocauspled on the ground a staked by the City at Dented, Testy; cad bolds more partioulatly deseribed to failt t 114=113 lip, 10 Vast sk ttneasd of tuitt90, 15 being "dwssi30911 l e lroa teen South 00tthuet eerdsr of as ld.~~ Etta treat laded to David Mulkty on Xowttff 11, 19521 { r1 y' T- a r ~ pry f'tl F ~ 94 deptember 23, 1910 Continual i TWC= south W 55' 20" vest 33.5 fast to a point for a aaraari "=I north 190 52' S0" vast 29,3 feat to the beginning of a curve to the left *06e radius is 450.0 httt TURC= vith said curve vhoso ceatral ozgla is 31' 06' !o" a length of 244.56 rest to the otd of told curve. TtCCsCI south 59' 00' 20" vast 47.9 felt to the beginning of a curve to the right Anse radius is 625.0 tatj TIte1PCg vith said curve Anse central aagla is 6' 33' 30" a length of 71.13 feet to a point oa the north right of vay of paisley 8treeti ti. S1Vel south $8, S1' 30" west vith the north right of v y of aid street 714.2 feet to a point for a tornerl TURN is a sorthoutorly diroattoo Kith a curve, to the left, I 575.0 fat end A ceatral angle is 26' 341 a distance of 266.6f etato the enasof said our"{ r TWC1 north 59' 00' 20" east 47.9 felt to the beginning of a curve to the ri pt vbaa radius is 500.0 tat end control angle is 31' 06' 50" a length of 77165 hob to the and of said eu"04 ! MK south a9' $2, 50" out 4.3 feet to the point of basfndlag. , ~jZ All that certain 0.601 more treat ar parool of land iitustod t the J. 9urw Abstran so. 150 Denton County, Tox"I said tract betag part at as 1x.02 afire Lrut shaft by dead to David Mulkoy dated go""bor 11, 19$2 and botag taro particularly described as follevat b* t h9 X40"avert $4.7 foot andrSouthftoo $5, 90 of being 375c6ifeethtram the earth. out earner of an 11.02 urel MCI south 20' !5' 20" vest 125.9 fret to A point for a aornert T!Del south as, !1' 30" wet 322.2 fat to a point tar a cornett TWO in a sortbeastorly diroatiad fit ~ e Ase tae , urve eo the loft d ten fAeee Lral ~ " radius anrret angle to 6' 33 30 a distance of 71.13 feat to the ltd nfs aall.0 T1ZKCr north 19' 00' 70" out h?,9 feet to the bagiuaing of a curve to the right i TAOC= with said ours Am$ radius 1s 1 i a diet"at of 244.36 fast to the end at gale ourraaad central angle to 31' 06, !o" i Me south $0 12' 50" out 29.3 fast to the point of tegiaaing. 1. The AS over of said duci of gribod F~roperty,haenrlderatlon to the amount apf I6 d 00 purchase price, plus say other geausary add reasonable coots of closiiull.0 3. This hsolutids shall take effect immediately from and after itr paaaags ad approval in accordance vith tba provisideo at the Denton City Meter. ?A58M A" AMOM this the gird day of loptamber, 1960. S tzrrAkr~ on ATTtgT, 42" of iOWN, WAS h/ litoaas (ALT, TY 11MiMY CM of CUMr, T" i j ' h,.... . 11 S , f depteaber 93, 1980 Continued 95 APPROVED AS TO LCOAL FOIL,(: C. I. TAYLOR, 811., CITY ATTOMW CITY O1 DEWTOb, TEXAS BY, _lel Motion van made by no~heas seoocied by Galley that the Resolution be paled. on roll Ca11 rote Vela aye", tenslry "aye", EQpkins "aye", Utley "aye% StepbW "aye" sad Taliaferro "aye". Motion carried. 3. The Ccunefl aoctidored A contract oath Pluerrl Iao,, for the Caepre- heeetve Comualty Caere Mansgemect Programs. Asairtut City Munger Sling Cole briefed the Council, stating that ,to City of Denton has beet selected as ens of four cities In Texas to be av;r:ed s contract from the Texas taorgy and Natural Buaura0 Advisory Coua0i2 for A great, The avard to to perform the task associated vith Phase I l / of C.C.t.M.p, The total cost far the program to budtated At 07),850, vith groat 'funds providing 1311350 of the total, and an in-kind match by the City of 524,300. : The funds provided by the grant will uadervrite supplies sad direst Operating M ' seerriM ofaaveowulL t vto Villl p rformatheavar~W tasks asepoeristed vith the i proJaot, After acaeptaace sad signing of the contruto, vork on the br0lcat,Vill (0 toots September 20 1980 and vill follov the proposed time schedule for ii months, Vr Phue I vill terminate on Or Word September 1 1981 vith the development of the Pinal Action Pius. The purr,a of the program is a detailed s0twology for total energy Planning and eanagonent vitbin the community, All energy ou 1M demands sad uses are ultimately catalogued and treated as complex parts of an interrelated system. Motias was made by Napkins, seconded by Someley that a contract with Pluergy Ian., far the Comprehensive community tnorgy R"omeat "roes to approved. Motion carried unuimeuely. 4. The Council considered approval of the folioving Meelution authoriatng the Mayor Pro Tea to sign a license agreement vith MCT Railroad for a sanitary studs sad drataage *routC41 ; BIfIOLSiTYOft St IT MOLVID BY TCY CI7Y COUICIC OF Tit CITY OP DtSTOS, TCXAdr l9C5SOD 11 f The Mayor Pro Tom to, and he it bereby autheriud and directed t0 exeouto on f behalf Of the City of Dootea a plyaiins liaeaee agreement dated October 1, logo, betwaa the Miseouri•tusas-Texas Railroad Company and the city of Denteas Texas (1110 T-18753, tagtauring Draving 34904, Wed March 93, 1980, revised September 19, 1980), 4 I, The City of Dootaa shall be reimbursed for all accts of this agreeseas by the developer at the adjoining property, ~TTOM I2L All refoluttaa shall become effective from mad after its We of passage. PASSCD AND APPAOM this the 23rd day of Septembsr, 1980, FICB&RD TAL 0, MAYOR RO R ATTUTt CITY Of DCMTOM, TIXAS NOOKS HOLT, CITY swil AAY CITY 01 EtYTOt, TtYAS ( 3 i . -ter--- 1 I 9s September 93, 196) Coatdaued APPSOM AS TO LEOAL royN, J. J. TAYLOR, JS., Cr" ATTORNEY CITY Cr DENTOK, TEXAS SY:1a/ Motion vu made by Eopkiael Wooded by veld that the Resolutioq to paced, "Om Moll call vote Eenr eM "ye' Stephens "aye", 0411ey "aye", vela "aye", Sapkice aye and Taliaterro eye , Mo.;an carried. The Cauactl Considered authorization for the execution of a coatraot - Lgremeat vith the Department of Zbargy tinder the Iaaavative Rates Program for a Joint program with Cox Cable, Ise, The City Manager advised that the City of Denton bas been a leader to Innovative programs for energy and resouroe conservation, Denton has recently undertakes a study to develop a strategy for meeting the objectives of the Public Utilities Regulatory Practices Act. Theme objectives are conearvatloe of snergy, conservation of capital, and equity in utility rates. One of the vehicles for athisving these objectives Is time-of-day billind for electrical usage. The budget for this project as approved is $937,096. The U. S. beplrtmiat of 1:4ergy vill provide $71,!36 of these funds, primarily to defray the sogtaeetieg, aboo lt- isg Lad incidental expenses. Cos Cable vi11 yrovide $1170100 vhith vill be spent for equipment and labor. The City of Deatoa iI naked to coatribute $bd,960. of this total, $391996 is for is-kind aaetributioa of personal services,' The roo la- f lap cash expenditure of $15,964 Vauld be used to fund computer softvara development for Sampling and for time-of-day billing. The folleving Resolution vas presented: >tcaoj,_UTIOM r estfimatingh consumer load characteristics Denton of slectrie customers inethhe C ey of Denton has been approved by the Department of Energy, Zconomid Rsasaroh Administration, in the Also at $716336.001 SOU, TNIAtfo 1, 12 IT RZSOLM by THE CM'. COUNCIL or Tn CITY or DEKTON, nus, j DLTIO! I. ' Villisu 1. Mcdary to load he to hereby autborited zed directed to efleruto far and an behalf of the City of Denton, Texas, all grant sgraeissats mad asoassary documents is order for the city of Denton to receive the /ilast In the sum of 171,336.00 ter a study of ooasumor load ahara torlstice oC elacttle customers in the City of Denton, Texas. =lox it his Resolution shall became effective from and after its date of passage, PASSZD AND APPROVZD this the 23rd day at September, 1960. IR 3'M TAL SR , MAYOR PRO f ATTZST: OM Or bZNTON, Two MOCKS BOLT, ITY .iCRlIARI" olTY or MZNM10 7tus AF MVZD AS To U04 ? MF 0. J, TAMAJ in. i CITY AT'MnY CITY or Dwoo, TLW Its- /11 Motion was made by Ye1., seconded by loo alas that tbt Reaslutloe be pused' Ns tall can vats Cailay lays", Nopkiat Maya", Eerui.y "aye", vela Maya", p ays Lad Stewart "Aye', Motion carries, I 1 . l r Eeptarber 2S, 1480 Coctinued 57 6. The Council recessed into rxecutive Beestoo at 8100 p.m, to discuss legal astters, real estate, personnel and board appointments. i T. The Council reconvanea into Mile session to present the following Resolution t c (A) RCbOUMON WKMVAR, the City of Denton finds it oecessary to purchuj a certain tract of land located to the City of Denton, Texas, and sore fully kdarited belowi and WHIM S, the City Council of the City of Denton is of the opinion that the best interest and welfare of the public vill be served by the purchase of the parcel of real estate described belovj and vKERM, the City of Denton sod owner of said parcels Dart Toe Attu serae that a consideration of $2,400.00 Is a fair and agreed value of much described property{ NOV, TlOOMRS, is IT Rt80LVtD BY To CITY COVYCIL Or TU CITY Or MM11, TEIAS, . TKATt r 1. The City Attomey to hereby authorized to prepare whatever legal documents are aesessary to cospleta the transfer of property so deccrlbed below from the owner thereof to the State of Texast s. Was O.ST8 of to &era of land, more or less, of which 0.110 of as sere is located to a public road (Kinds Rawls situated in the Daniel D. Culp Sprveys Abstract No. His out of it 16,4 tare tract at lend conveyed to Dora Lea Resat Ly Deed dated i April i4, 1965 recorded in Volume $22, Page 221, Deed Records of Denton County, Texas) said 0478 of as care of lent being acre particularly d earibad by metes and bounds to follovet SOIYYIYO at a point it the southwest Corner of the 16.4 tore tract said pclot is in the centerline of Kinds Row Road and being south 871 121 10" east t distance of 999.28 test from northeast comer of J, A. crates IS acre tract recorded in Volume 417# Page Ids Deed Secards of Denton County, Texul TWCS north Od 04, 3S" out alone the vat hoimdary line 0t 16.4 tera treat far a distaoae of 161,51 feet to a pointy TaWN north OY 141 58" list alone maid vast boundary line for a dittanae of 19.01 feet to a point is the proposed northeast right o1 war line of taop 288 TZWg mouth 414 201 16" list with laid proposed right of way line tar a "tilde* of 279.17 het to s point] TWCt south 02' 07, 50" east for a distance of 25,07 test to a point to the afnterline of Kinds Raw Roadt ?MCI north ITe $21 10" west with the aesttrliae of said road a distance of 290.48 k fast to the )lade of togianlag. I 2. The City of Dantdn Is hereby further authorised to pay Dort tee Rotas u owner of said douri*ll )raperty, e0nsiderattaa to the araunt at 12,400.00 purchase pries, plus Did# ry tad reasanstI6 retarding tote. I. This Resolutian shall take effect Inediateiy has lid after its paasa;e and approval to accordance with the provisions of the Denton City Charter. PASIM AND APPROM this the 2jrd day of September, 1950, dal 'f C ~'~tbc , KAYOR PRO DI 06 ATTtS'f s CITY v Dam, TM 00100 AM, Cl SCMART CITY Or tvTOY, tM j i 0 j i i i 9S September 93, 1980 Continued APPROVED AS TO EMAL PORMi 0, J. TAYLOR, a-, CITY ATTOAN6Y CITY 01 DCM11, TrLXAS 37:L1 Notion was mads by Stelheas, 1sco6ded by vopkins that the 1lesolutiod be passed. On roll Call rote vela axe", Oaiiey "are . Heasley "eye", sopkiae "aye", Stapbeas "aye" and Tallaferro aye". Notion carried. (b) R1ounlOR V7{MMe the City of Denton finds it necessary to purchase to Certain tract of land located Se the City of Dentods Tosses ace more fully described bslovi and t VKVBAS, the city council of the City of Denton is of the opinion that the but interest mod wifare of the public vill be Served by the purchase of the parcel i , of real estate described belowl and ' VRgRTAS, the City of Dantom And ewer of said parcel, trod K. Peterson and Woo Alioa E. Peterson agree that a consideration of $47,996,00 to is fair and agreed value of such described propertyi Zvi Ti¢Rtr u, AN IT AlsowCD by To CITY COUNCIL Or TR2 CITY OP Do"110 Titl1", TATI ' 1. The City Attorney is hereby autborlted to prepare whatever legal documents are necessary to complete the ttaufer of property to described %Slav I from the owner thereof to the State of Tssut being 93,396 square fat of land, sore Or sae, out of and part of ra 1'.170 sore traot is the N, I. Longbottam Surrey, Abstract to. T7l, that Vtd oadveyed by deal from Ralph V. sitglas and WOO Ilona N. sitting to trod M. Peterson add vile, I Alice s. Petarson dated Peoru►ry 19 1978 recorded is Volume Of$ Pale l79a D404 records of Denton County, Tekeel said 71,396 square test of lied, mars or less, ! being more particularly described by meter add bounds at folimN1 f St0INZ14 at the point of intersection of the proposed vest right of Gay lies of too am vith the south boundary 1164 of raid 1.170 Sere tract, said point being south 88 he, 46" out a diatoms at 130.68 fat from southwst corner thoreeft j -1WCt worth 01' 10' 41" out along the told proposed right of vay liar for s dittanco of 131.94 feet to a point in the north boundary lice of said 1.370 mere snit i TWO south $61 3$' 19" sit along said boundary line for a distance of 171.67 j het to a Palos to the eaistidg Vast right Of Vey lied of Loop 9841 TMI distance Ofh134,S67toot"to4 s the aid south boundary le Of said 1.3TO acre treed THINCS north 86' 48' 46" vast with said boundary line for a diatw o of 171.94 ! feet to the place of bediadiag. 9. The City of Datod is hereby further autharigod td pay teed R. Worsoa and vih, Alien t. Petersod as Ones, Of said described property, consid- eration in the amount of !479996.00 purchase print, plus necessary add reaoodable III reooread food. passage slid, Resolution, bndeen Cityr Chtirrter PASdsx AND APPROM this the 73rd dot of September, 1940. RID TA11AR 0. aYCR 0 ATTpTi CITY OP DtNTOS, T" 1R r3 RO T, CITY JXCKETAXI' CITY OP DIYTON, T" f i . lr.r 1 t "Owl '"noal leptamber 29, 1960 Continual 99 I APPROM AS TO LLOAL PORN: C. J. TAYLOR, .TR., CITY ATTOILUY CITY Of Dg1T01, TCLU IY+ Is/ i Notion Was made by Stephens, secoaded by Yela that the Resolution to pesesd. On roll call rote Hannay "aye", lepkin$ "aye", Calley "aye", Volt "aye", Itapheas "aye" and Taliaferro "aye". Notion carried. (C) Rt'soun201 WISAW, the City of Denton finds it necessary to purchasa a certain tract of land located !a the city of Denton, Tox1#, and more fully described belovi and WOMB, the City Council of the City of Denton to of the opinion that the beet latemet Lad Welfare of the public trill be served by the purchue of the pared of real estate described bdowi and i WZlRIAS, the 01ty Of Denton and ewer at said parcel, Prod 1, Peterdda and /an 1. ' Peterson &Vat that a consideration of 6110 900.00 is a fair and &pad value of such described propertyi ± Ws TIRRIYORI, 11 IT RMLYRD 11 TRI CITY COUICIL Of THS CITY Ot DIRTOI, =Us TUTe 1. The City Attorney Is hereby autherisad to prepare Astam legal docu■eats are edaesssry to complete the trusfer of property so described belov from the ewer thereof to the state of Tesasi sting 1T,1TT square het of land, morn or less, Situated IS the 1. 1. tAtgbotler lurvey, ADataret to. 1% Denton County, Tuu, and being out of sad a part of a 1,i" sere true of land, mare or 161#1 oonveydd to trod 1, Petersodo dry "a gas E. Petition by dad dated Daeaaber 200 1916 and 'recorded is Values 999, Page $11, Dead Records of W& Coustyi said 11,1T7 square foot of land being sore particularly desorited by metes and bounds as followi CGIO21C210 at the nerohvest corner of laid laterite S.l10 earl trelti iKms watt Who, 46" out a distance of $04.69 feet to a polat for a corner it the vest right of tiny lied of 1. 1. Loop 986 cad the point of beglsalagt TWd2 south 006 41, 46" vest chug the exteti(q rlgbt of vay list of 0, 1., trop 966 a distance of 100.0 fait to a point fat a eornori TWC1 earth de t6' 42" Veit rloag the south line of said Peterson treat a distinct of 169.16 test to a point for a eeraorl T1r1C1 north 09, IV 11" Volt along the new right of ley list of S. A. Loop 268 a distance of 11011 feet to a point .•r a eareeri TWCli north 01!461 al" out a dtetance of 66.91 felt to a point for a career is the north Ilan of said Petersea trash k{i 'AMC1 south 166 46, 46" Out a141C the earth Ilan of said Petersen tract a P distance of 111.94 to it to the petal of Uslulag. PPPP~ 1. Teo City of Denton is hereby further authoritod to pay had 1. tetersen and tar 1. Potersoa as evbor of said delarited property, consideration is the aaaunt of 111,900.00 purchase price, plus aeUsmary and reasonable recording i tool. 1. This Resolution ehlli take effect immediately from and after its pusage sad approval is saeordaut with the provistees of the Doane City Charter. PA/ILD A" APPROM this the 11rd day at lapteakor, 1910. I ` RICFJM TEA IAMP01 KAYO PR TV CITY or ums, TLW i 1 s:' 1 ir. . V app 8eptnber Z3. 1960 Coatiaue4 4 AMTSTI IS LT, CITY 6ICRMARY CITY OF DEMO, TIIA3 AppDc M AS TO MAL FCRM: 0. TAYL9R1 a., CITY ATTORM CITY OP DIMN, TIM$ byl el~ y y4tion Was toll Call vote otepbou peye"~ad•wloya"Syai~'IeYala "aye", o0ailey I j' Z \ be pueed. Da Kopkiae "aye" aad Taliaterro "aye". Notion carried. 7 Netting &Qoura#d at &40 p.m. Y n .7 i . y t C i Y" pV T Planning and Zoning Commission Recommendation City Council October 7, 1980 Z-1463 Identity and Location: Z-1463 This is the petition of Miss Karen Nash requesting an amendment to a planned development (PD). The original planned development was for zero lot line detached single family housing on 45 foot by 100 foot lots. The amendment would permit fourplex development on approximately 3.7 net acres, and duplex (2-F) development on approximately 1.7 not acres, The parcel totals approximately 7 7 Toss acres and is located north of Windsor Drive and begins approx- imately 125 feet west of Stuart Road. • ~ Background: In October, 1978 the City Council approved planned development (PD) zoning parmitting zero lot line, single family detached homes on 4,500 square foot lots on 18 acres, in two tracts. The first tract is approximately 11 acres in size and is locatsd'weat of 4 Stuart and south of Windsor Drive. The second tract ( the tract in this request) is approximately 7 acres in size and is located I north of Windsor Drive, A II33 On July 1, 1980 the planning and Zoning Commission and City Council denied a petition to amend this portion of the planned development to permit multi-family restricted development on this tract. I Report: f Mother planned development adjoins the site in this request on the south and west. This planned. development permits some zero lot ! line development along the western frontage of Stuart"Road as well as multi-family dwellings on the north side of Windsor'Drive`approx. imatily 450 feet west of Stuart Road on a'5 acre tract with'a max- ! imam density of 116 units. Land east of the multi-family 'aite I is designated for recreational activities and land for a greenbelt is reserved east of the recreational area. Public facilities are available for extension to the site and there is adequate capacity in the lines. The etitioner proposes a total of eighteen four-plex structures, tau of the four-plax structures would be located slot gg pproposed, Olympia Drive and eight along the south side of proposed Wolf trap Drive making a total of 72 units. Eight duplex lots a:e proposed along the I north side of Wolftrap Drive making a total of 16 units. [ e i t 4 . Z-1463 Second Page A total of 80 units are proposed for the 7 acre tract amounting is to an overall density of 12.5 units per acre, p combined with the adjacent planned development includingg the apart- ; went site, recreation , and greenbelt areas, the overall density is approximately 13 unite per acre. If the recreation and green- belt areas are excluded, the density of this site and the apartmmnt site is approximately 17 units per acre. j This proposal does provide a transition to the single family (SF-7) zoned property to the north, and the density of the proposal has been decreased since the last time it was before the City Council. The Planning and Zoning commission felt this was a reasonable request and recommends approval with the following conditions: 1. The development shall be limited to a maximum of 18`four-, plex structures and 8 duplex structures as indicated on the submitted plat, r 2. A six foot woodsn privacy fence shall be erected along i the entire western perimeter of the property. 3. A 6 foot solid masonry fence shall be constructed along the north side of lot 10. 46 Wolftrap Drive shall be extended to Stuart Road at the developer's expense. Motion to recommend approval unanimously approved. , qd ~ dP :•I Cif; _ ! , t 4 ~ r iy~~ . r ~1 :r• + r (t,y y~ r r,F l .f r 3 9 oll I 41.rr ~ 1 + f ~r a ! 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If you desire to express an opinion, please complete-this reply form and return it to the following address by the date of the public hearing. City Planner Municipal Building 215 East McKinneyy Denton, Texas. 78241 If 207E or mare of the property owners receiving this notice return a r 1 .form in opposition to the proposed ehan~e, the City Council must attain a four-fifths (4/5) vote to approve it, If'you submitted A reply form for consideration by the Plannin and Zoning Commission'. those com4 If rourropinianfaboutt the case haasidcbhaangeda prow+are encouragedito use eil.~ this form to notify us concerning your position. I if you, have questions pertaining to the case, please call the Plasnin~ Office at 566-8350, 1 i Please use BLACK ink only, since blue ink *&=at be xeroxed, AEPLY ( Y sm in favor of this zoning request, c<`O ( ) I am opposed to this zoning request. ( ) Y am undecided about this zoning request, my aoaWt r.. pa n6 follower E e4ee c R7- y U1 ~ ~',C OF.. T Yo y/Vt 7s. AoIei t6 1,yyo(-s7-1rE,& 5A M16 • Signature D ~ . Address .2010,AV e`~ fic+~/ EIS ?hot* /9 d I 1 . j Minutes Planning and Zoning Commission September 17, 1980 The regular meeting of the Denton Planning and Zoning Commission was held on September 17, 1950 at 5:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building, PRESENT: Bob Woodin, Marilyn Gilchrist,,.Robert LiForte Linnie McAdams, Carole Busby, Andy Sidon, and Jack Miller. Staff present were: Jeff Meyer, Charles Watkins, Greg Edwards, and Susan Wigand, None absent, Chairperson Andy Sidor called the meeting to order and expalinod the procedural policy for the meeting, G 1. Approve the minutes of the September 3, 1980 meeting, f The minutes were amended by the Planning Commission. Motion was made by Linnis McAdams and seconded by Bob Woodin'to appprove the minutes of the September 3, 1980 matting as amen- ded. Motion carried unanimously. i ii, Public Hearings: A. Z•1464. This is the petition of Mrs. Joan Collagen roquesting •a change of coning from single family (SF-7) to commercial (C) f classification at 2216 North Elm Street on a parcel totalling approximately .79 acres. William P. Philips attorney representing Joan Cobs ant spoke E in favor. Mr. Philips presented pictures of the old house located on the roperty, He stated that all property north of 2216 North Eplm it Roned commercial (C) and adros• the street is zoned multi family. The Cohagone wish to put mini warehouses on the ppropperty, Mr. Philips felt no one would want to build a , sin le Pamily house on the property because of the commercial zoning to the north, Jim Eggleston, owner of 2201 N, Elm, spoke in favor of the petition, Jim Owens, owner of 2316 and 2219 North Elm, spoke in favor of the request. Neil J, Adams, owner of 223 North Elm, spoke in opposition to the request, statin that he felt the present Planting Commission should back the deo lion made by the Planning Commission in 1978, when the same request was made to rezone 2216 North Elm to commercial and the request was denied. Mabel Maxey, owner of 2215 North Locust, stated that hot property abuts the property requested to be rezoned and stated that c she was opposed to rezoning. She stated tA&t she was opposed! to mini warehouses and/or any other type of buriness that wo"Id I be allowed in commercial (C) zoning classification. ~ l Minutes Planning and Zoning Commission September 17, 1980 Page Two Lucinda Adams, owner of 2223 North Locust, spoke in opposition to the request, stating that Talisferro Street is very narrow and feels that an further. commercial a traffic proble.~m, (0) zoning would create Approximately 15 people stood in opposition. Bob Olmon, owner of 2017 North Locust, spoke in opposition to the request, Charles Watkins presented the staff racoramendation, which was denial. Mr. Philips spoke in rebuttal. Bob Woodin asked if the house was useable in its present state. I Mrs. Cohagen answered that it was not useable because of an inside fire. Questions from the audience were answered by the Commission. j Marily Gilchrist stated that she felt the house was not an eyesore, t I Linnie McAdams etatsd that she felt the planning and Zoning Commission should stick by the diaision made in 1978. a Andy Sidor stated that he agreed with Linnie McAdams. Marilyn Gilchrist moved that Z-1464 be denied; the motion was seconded by Linnis McAdams and carried unanimously, 8, Z•1462, This is the petition of Jeanette Doster.reqqusating - a chap a of zoning from multi family (MF-2) to office (0) classification at 929 West Hickory Street, Jeanette Doeter, petitioner, spoke in favor of the request, She stated that tha house is now used as rental property, and is in need of a considerable amount of repair, Dr. Toledo spoke in favor of the petition, stating that he and the Dosters would like to use the house as an office to practise medicine. The office would serve many NTSU students, Morelia Miller spoke in favor of the request, Richard Higgs spoke in opposition to the request, He stated that he was not opposed to the conversion of the existing house to an office but he was opposed to any expansion because he felt the additional spies on the lot was needed for perking. Charles Watkins paeeented the staff recommendation, which was denial. Morelli Miller and Dr, Joseph Doster spoke in rebuttal. -T- t 4 rr. e 1 Minutes Planning and Zoning Commission September 17, 1980 Page Three Robert LaPorte questioned whether the property around 999 We at Nickorf would slowly be rezoned to office (0) if the Commission approved this case. Andy Sidor felt that an office aspplanned by the Dostere and Dr. Toledo would be attractive at the present time, but was opposed to spot zoning and did not want to set a precedent. Linnie McAdams agreed with Andy Sidor in that she was opposed to spot zoning. She also felt that an office would generate more traffic, y Jack Miller also agreed with Andy Sidor, and stated that he felt the Commission should deny Z-1462 because rezoning would a create a long term problem. Linnia McAdams moved to deny Z-1462; the motion was seconded by Carole Busby and carried by a vote of 6 : 1 (lob Woodin voted i to approve 2-1462). C. Z-1463. This is the petition of Miss Karen Nash ra4utiiin8 an amendment to a planned development (PD). The original planned oevelopment was for zero lot line detached single family housing on 45 foot by 100 foot lots. The amendment would permit four plax development on a proximately 3.7 net acres, and duplex (2-F) development on approximately 1.7 net acres. The pascal totals approximately 7 gross acres and is located north of Windsor i. Drive and begins approximately 125 feat west of Stuart Road. Karen Nash, petitioner, spoke in favor of the request, No one spoke in opposition, Charles Watkins presented the staff recommendation and stated that if the Planning Commission chooses to appprove this petition the staff would recommend the following conditionst 1, The development shall be limited to a maxl.mym of 18 four- plax structures and 8 duplex structures to indicated on the submitted plat, 2. A six foot wooden privacy fonts shall be erected along the entire wastern perimeter of the property, 3, A 6 foot solid masonry fence shall be constructed along the north aide of lot 10, 4, Wolftrap Drive shall be extended to Stuart Road at the developer's expanse, Karon Nash told the Commission that she was agreeable to the conditions, Motion'was made by Robert LaPorte and seconded by Bob Woodin to approve Z-1463 with the conditions above. Motion carried 1 unanimously, i Minutes Planning and Zoning Commission September 17, 1980 Page Four D. Z-1465, This is the petition of Mr, Walton Jay requesting a change of zoning from single family (SP-7) to general retail (GR) classification on a parcel which is located at the northeast corner of Paisley Street and Audra Lane, and is approximately 7,302 square feet in size. The parcel is more particularly described as lot 1, block 3, black Addition. No one was present to speak in favor. No one spoke in opposition. Charles Watkins presented the staff recommendation, which was denial. Motion was made by Marilyn Gilchrist and seconded by Untie McAdams to deny Z-1465. Motion carried unanimously, E. 5-146, This is the petition of Mrs Terry D. Stopken ' requesting a specific use permit to operate a " o cart track" at 320 Stemmons (1.35E) in a commercial (C) zoning district, ' Mr. Stepken spoke in favor of his petition, { Robert LaPorte asked Mr. Stspken about the noise which go carts ' create. Mr, Stepken replied that go carts can milks a lot of noise he stated that his go carts will have wifflers and the hours of the park will be from 800 a.m, to 11 p.m. Charles Watkins stated that the staff felt this was a reasonable j request. Motion was made by Robert LaPorte and seconded by Untie McAdams to approve 5-146, Motion carried unanimously, 111. Considerationsi A,- Consider disposition of city property located between Bell Avenue and Mtt+T Railroad, Charles Watkins stated that no city department could foreee any use for the property and therefore the staff recommends that it be sold, Motion was made by Marilyn Gilchrist end seconded by Untie McAdams to dispose of the property, Motion carried unanimously$ 8, Consider preliminary replat of a portion of Southridge Addition, Virgil Strange asked the Commission tc auk the City Attorney to pre are and ordinance which would permit the development of patio homes with gero lot lines, Robert LaPorte auggedted that the Plannin Commissioni have a study session to consider the subject fur her. F Minutes Planning and Zoning Commission September 17, 1980 Page Five Jack Miller suggested studying ordinances from other cities, Linnie McAdams moved to apArove the preliminary plat of a pportion of the Southrid a Addition. Flarilyn Gilchrist and carried by a votetofn4w~slswithd1 by abstention (Carole Busby voted to deny and Robert LaForta abstained). C. Consider the preliminary plat of Thompson Addition, Phase Two. r lI I Charles Watkins stated that the staff recommended denial. Motion was made by Marilyn Gilchrist and seconded by Linnia 0. McAdams to deny the preliminary plat of Thompson Addition, Phase Two. Motion carried unanimously. 1 D. Consider preliminary plat of the Village Phase Five, Charles Watkins recommended approval. , I Motion via made by Linnis McAdams and seconded byy Robert LaForte to approve the preliminary plat of the Village Phase Five. Motion carried unanimously. Meeting adjourned at 700 p.m. i , f t.F j 1 , Planning and Zoning Recommendation to the City Council 7-1464 October 7, 1,780 Identity and Locations Z-1464 This is the petition of Mrs, Joan Cohagen requesting a change of zoning, from single family (SF-7) to commercial (C) classification at 2216 R, Elm Street on a parcel tota',ling approximately .79 acres, Reports The site in this reqquest is located at the southeast corner of North Elm and Taliaferro Streets the property is vacant except for an unoccupied wood frame house. Surrounding land use e.onsists of sinks family, duplex, and apartment development along the north side of Taliaferro Street with, commercial uses further 0 the north. Single family housing abuts this property' on the south and east, Single family houses are also located along the wait side of Elm Street, and the Rosebud courts are located at the northwest corner of Elm and Taliaferro Streets. Puplio facilities are available from Elm Street and there is adequate capacity in the lines. In terms of intensity of use the proposed commercial Zoning olaeei fication would be incompatible and out of scale with the surrounding neighborhood. It is felt that the higher density housing located on the north side of Taliaferro Streit serves as a transitional use to the sing le-family district south of Taliaferro Streets this' reqnest would aiiminate this transition, Moreover it is felt that fur~Eher - commarcial encroachment into this residential area will have a negative affect on neighborhood mainterance, for these reasons the Planning, and'2oning Commission recommends denial of 2.1464, Motion to deny was unanimously approved, APPROVAL OF THIS PETITION WILL REQUIRE 6 AFFIRMATION VOTES BY THE CITY COUNCIL, 1 i 41P lir, ' Y ~"rf• fit' "1 ~ fi ~J ~ ~ } y 07 a ~ ~ I ' ~ 1 } N 1 1 ~ & .M it a R ~ f ~ ~ a l s I i 'C = 1$ 7- tuy Ogg a i V. Lla~ I ~ A 0. ~ieL .f1. 16C~1.~ } -,OIA AAA 911'3 ~ WC+u , rr to jj. ~OA[!_?i , f I If n i p •rr~~ J"-/l. J_IJAI Ay. Ph. A' S"ph- L A At Ll 11, n I 1 t i t 1 I ~ t i7 Al. IC/2t- !'nill Jpt. Ws 7 AA d QZ gig r) Ar a i 1 I t 1 .dC,..d~.GxtL, ~ta{ad of ~ , lid 7',I,fprpA 26 i mud .0, 5 11/1 & Pit, 'f.,t1,.aL~ TY 9~leJ S 7i s .3 IIJ -2 Alcoa A OF Aod,A 7-1 91,9& i 7 milli 4 i i IAI& I/ k. PISO i 24 1 W. VIA r i!. f E u k. 91 G 1 ~iw ~iw '7L.f at j i E I ,ray-yy s , PROPERTY OWNER REPLY FORMS Z-1464 I IN FAVOR IN OPPOSITION UNDECIDED Sally Clary A. Petty 1724 Emery 2117 N. Locust Denton, Tx 76201 Denton, Tx 76201 C. W. Biggs Mrs. Walston 2215 N Elm 2205 N. Locust Denton, Texas 76201 Denton, Texas 76201 i, i Mark Cohagen Mr. & Mrs. Conley' 815 Edgewood 108 Forest Denton, Tx 76201 Denton, Texas 76201 Baird Properties Inc. Burt Finger . Box 937 2305 N..Locust Denton, Tx 76201 Denton, Tx 76201 Mrs, J. Hi Eggleston Mabel Maxey i I '2201 N. Elm 2215 N, Locust St. Denton, Texas 76201 Denton, Tx 76201 James Owen James Ogilvy 2226 N. Locust 2210 N. Elm Denton, Texas 76201 Denton, Tx 76201 Lucinda Adams l Neil J. Adams f 2223 N. Locust St, Denton, Texas 76201 Nati;an Richards Chrintina Richards 2201 N. Locust Denton, Texas 76201 Marion E. Smith 112 Peach St, j Denton, Tx 76201 Dorothy Cantrell j 2309 N. Locust Denton, Tx 76201 .i owl RFPLY.FOR T$E CITY COUNCIL r Case. NO. Z-1464 The Denton City Council would like to receive your comments on this case in order that it may make an informed decision on the zoning petition. If you desire to express an opinion, please (:=plate this reply form and return it to the following address by the date of the public hearing. City Planner Municipal Building 215 East McKinney Denton, Texas 76201 If 20% or more of the property owners receiving this notice return a reply form in oopp ositian to the proposed change, the City Council must attain a four-fifths (4/5) vote to approve it. If you submitted a reply form for consideration by the Planning mad Zoning Commission,' those com- e -pstsante~l to the -CiC~ Cauaaib „z A gtts; Vie, it: suffici4nt response and 11b if your opinion about the case has changed, you are'encouraged -to use this form to notify us concerning your position. If you have questions pertaining to the case, please call-the Planning Office at 566-8350. Please use BLACK ink only, 'Poo since blue-ink cannot be xeroxed. i fII RZFLY 4, ~ r ( ) I sm in favor of this zoning request. `pV.a { I am opposed to this zoning request. I ( ) I am undecided about this zoning request. _ My comments , are as follows t At Z i r 8ignstur! ~ , Address 0 Phone 06 - /d 2 MIMI REPLY,FOR THE CITY COUNCIL , Case. No. ;_1464_ The Denton City Council would like to receive your e0mm40ts On~iis~Case .#n-ardor-t4&t--it may nuke an informed decision on the zoning pe If you desire to esprass an opinion, please complete this reply form and ratura, it to the following address by the date of the public hearing. Cieyy Planner t4unicipal Building 213 East McKinney Denton, Texas 76201 If 20% or more of the property owners receiving this notice return a • reply form is oopppposition to the proposed change, tue City council must F . attain a four-fifths (4/5) vote to-approve it. If you submitted a reply form for consideration by tho Planning and Zoning Commission, those comc t COUn *van . s ,e; su# icl. t respo~sa and will ba ~ssen#ed -to the 4L i If your opinion about the cast has changed, you are encouraged to use this form to notify us concerning your position. If you have qusstions pertaining to the case, please call•the Plsaning I Office at 566-8350. ' Please use BLACK ink only since blue.-ink cannot be xaroxed. RMY I ( } I am in favor of this zoning request. Flo 44 I am opposed to this zoning request. i 0 .o I em undecided about tris zoning request. ij Iommsnt~ , are as follows: _.>J! .q . , _ i J Signature Address a~0 - 1 61ar ~i~-~ Phone og ~9 REPLY FOR THE CITY COUNCIL Case. No. Z-1464 The Denton City Council would like to receive your comments on this case in order that it may male an informed decision on the zoning petition. .If you desire to rasa an opinion, please completa this reply form and return it to the fnlowing Address by the data of the public hearing. M Planner cipal Building 215 East McKinney { Denton.. Texas 76201 If 20% or more of the property owners receiving this notice return a , zep1y form in opposition to the proposed change, the City Council met attain a four-fifths (4/5) vote to approve it. If you submitted a reply form for consideration by the Planningg and Zoning Caudssion, those cam ,*sts:sge,# suUictg4t response and w 1 be asaatadao the City Counai If your opinion about the case has changed, you are-encouraged to use this form to notify us concerning your position. If tau have questions pertaining to the case, please aail'•the Planning Office at 566-8350. Please use BLACK ink only, AFC, since blua,ink cannot be xeroxed. l}~ , i i REPLY ' ( ) I am in favor of this zoning request. `pF`od (X) I on opposed to this zoning request. i S ( } I am undecided about this zoning request, j My comments are as folloMSs . °r nay e . /I t .W WLV • , ' 10-124 r i Si aturs Address • Phone e 7~~ III _ 1 , V I L ~~y"FoR T8E CITY COU"N46IL Case. No. Z-1464 t The Denton City Council would like to receive your comments on this case in order that it may make an informed decision on the zoning petition. If you desire to axpress an opinion, please eomplate.this reply form and return it to the following address by the date of the public hearing. City Planner i' Municipal Building 215 East Ma inney Denton, Texas 76201 j If 20% or more of the property owners receiving this notice return a reply, form in opposition to the proposed enangs, the City Council must`. attain a four-fifths (4/5) vote to approve it. If you submitted a reply form for consideration by the Planning and Zoning Commisiion, those com aqegt .ovs.g:euffisitnt response and will be-pposented-to-'-ttu41tp6 couaairL. } If•your opinion about the case has changed, you are 'encouraged to use this form to notify us concerning your position. , If yyoouu have questions pertaining to the case, please call-.the Planning Office at 566-8350. Please use BLACK ink only, sines biw .ink cannot be xeroxed. REPLY ,p~`j., y ' (V) I sm in favor of this zoning request. ~y I ~ ( ) I am opposed to this zoning request. ( ) I am undecided about this zoning request. M9 comments are as follows - j L", 7 f l ~:1 it • I J G' I / i'J { Gt r ;t~ e . 1 Signature Address ,;c' ' Phone i F REPLY FOR THE CITY COUNCIL Case. No. Z-1464 The Denton City Council would like to receive your comments on this case in order that it may make an informed decision on the zoning petition If you desire to axp rase an opinion, please complets.this reply form and return it to the following address by the date of the public hearing. Cityy Planner Municipal Building 215 East McKinney 1 Denton, Texas 76201 r I If 20% or more of the property owners receiving this notice return a reply form in opposition to the proposed change, the City Council must attain a four-fifths (4/5) vote to approve it. If you submitted a reply form-for consideration by the Planning and Zoning Commission, those cam- _a4ents _aza d ,euffigigat response and will be ppeeentad -to} Covnatl.Z! If your opinion about the case has changed, you are encouraged to use this form to notify us concerning your position. If you have questions pertaining to the case, please call-the Planning Office at $66-83500 { Please use BLACK ink only, 'ABC since blue.ink cannot be xsroxed. elk REPLY ( ) I am in favor of this zoning 'request. 410 I an opposed to this zoning request. ( ) I am undecided about this zoning request, My .comments art as follow Q G~yi,th,ZP1u/,Z, a~P.Gtd[~?if . r Fla! tzl/\ 1~_Clk 01 Signature Address ei~l Phone t RgPLY .T+OR THE CITY COUNCIL • Cass. so. ZZ-1_4644 s The Denton Ci Council would liki to receive your counts on this case in order thattyt may make an informed decision on the zoning petition. If you desire to axpress an opinion, please complete-this reply form and return it to the foll*witg address by the date of the public hearing. City Planner Municipal Building 215 East McUnaay Denton, Taxas 76201 If 20% or more of the property owners receiving this notice return a ' reply form in opposition to the proposed change, the City Council must attain a four-fifths (4/5) vote to approve it. If you submitted a reply form for consideration by the Planning And Zoning Commission, those com- ,;"Cs,aIufficiq?t response and will be :pyessntod -to fih♦44ty- CI..= If your opinion about the case has changed, you are encouraged to use this form to notify us concerning your position. 'tke Planning If you have questions pertaining .to the case, please call' Office at 566-8350. Please use stACK ink only, since blue-ink cannot be xeroxed. REPLY f ( ) I am in favor of this zoning 'request. 4+,, # I am opposed to this zoning request. O 1 ( ) I am undecided about this zoning request. .1t7 commssst4 are as follows - ; Please am my aanmrsts on the bank of this aexre. jtaA* vou. i. 1. J..'-'A• _r` 7 Ll ~P. Yl!~ .w. 1. ....E Signature Address Phone 3~'~ -S! 7~ i s ~ REPLY FOR THE PLANNING AND ZONING COHIdSSION Casa No. Z-1464 /the he Planning Commission would like to receive your comments on this ase in order that they may make a batter informed recommendation to City Council. If you desire to express an opinion, please complete . this reply form and return it to the following address by the date of the public hearing. City Planner Municipal Building 215 Last McKinney r Deaton, Texas 76201 This reply form to no way affects your rights to attend the public hear- lag and we encourage all interested parties to attend and comment if thiy.wi.sh... If 20%.or more of the property owners .receivLng this notica, rsturd this reply form in opppposition to the proposed change, the City , Council moist attain a four-fifths (4/5) vote to approve it. :.j If'Tou haw questions pertaining to the case, please call the Planning Office at 566-83500 Please use BLACK ink only. REPLY FG ' ' ( ) I am in favor of this zoning request. d~~A ('iQ I am opposed to'this zoning request. +p ( ) I am undecided about this zoning request. My commaats are. as follows: ref ,/M. Y Z e.~....u~d..i-..► e.~0 am 6~d hd d06 A110 ..L& .0. AAA-* A~c A/ AaAd~-AIJAA Signature mr~ 19 Address Ph:.na 7l8 9~Q4 d - j. v REPLY FOR THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Casa No. 2-1464 The Planning Commission would like to receive your comments on this case in order that they may make a better informed recommendation to the City Council. If you desire.to express an opinion, please complete this reply form and return it to the following address by the date of the public hearing. City Planner Municipal Building 215 East McKinney Denton, Texas 76201 This reply form in no way affects your rights to attend the public hear- in ' k g and we encourage all interested parties to attend and comment if 6 _.hey wish.... If 20% or more of the property cwmgrs-raceiving this notice: ratu= this reply form in opppposition to the proposed change, the City Council must attain a four-fifths (4/3) vote to approve it. 1 If you hive `questions pertaining to the case, please call the Planning Office at 566-8330. Please use BLACK ink only. . . REPLY ( ) I am in favor of this zoning request. {~O I am opposed to this zoning request. 46 1 ( ) I am undecided about this zoning request. _„•,My comments are-as follows3 ` Ont 0k, QIkP - ` I Signature Address '~r,h ;:Qri ~ - Phone ABl- 6 74!0 41 pxN . r~ REPLY FOR THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Case No. Z-1464 ' The Planning Commission would like to receive your comments on this I case in order that: they may make a better informed recommendation to the City Council, If you desire.to wtpress an opinion, please complete this rapiy form and return it to the following address by the date of the public hearing. City Planner Municipal Building 215 Beet McKinneq -Denton, Texas 76201 . This reply fora in no may affects your rights to attend the public hear- all interested parties to attend and comment if- ggy.and we encourage Loh. e.w.If,20% or more of the property owners receiving this notice. return this re ly form in opppposition to the proposed. change, the City Council must a tain a four-fifths (4/5) vote to approve it. ' If you hmve questions pertaining to the case, please call the Planning Office at 566-8350. Please use BLACK ink only. REPLY ( } I am in favor of this zoning request. I am opy3sad to this zoning request. ( ) I am undecided about this zoning request. My_ comm"ants are as follows /ls 1 r f Signature l/1 E fiJif~i wiif4aDw. . Address as o L Phone r• tMSY..ltS I p?URMt~ a REPLY OR THE PLAMING AND ZONING COMMISSION Cass No. Z.1464 ' x The Planning Commission would like to receive your comments on this case in order that they may make a better informed recommendation to the City Council. If you desire to express an opinion, please complete this rrply form and return it to the following address by the date of the public hearing. ` City Planner Mrmicipal Building 713 Last McKinney Denton, Texas 76201 ~t This reply form in no way affects your righti to attend the public hate ' lag and we encourage all interested parties to attend and comment if they W sh, If 20% or more of the property owners receiving this notice return this reply form in opposition to the proposed change, the City Council owl: attain a four-fifths (4/5) vote to approve it, if you have stious pertaining to the case, please call 'the Piannihs Office at 566-6350, Please use BLACK ink only. l PIPLY ( ) I am in favor of this zoning request I am opposed to this zoning request. ( ) I em undecided about this zoning request. My comments are as follower r # signature Address Phone REPLY FOR THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION ■ Case No..Z:14§4- I . The Planning Commission would like to receive your comments on this case in order that they may make a better informed recommendation to the City Council. If you desire.to express an opinion, please complete this reply form and return it to the following address by the date of the public hearing. City Planner Municipal Building 215 last McKinney Denton, Texas 76201 . ;1 This reply form. in no way affects yout' rights to attend the publto,haar- ing and we encourage all interested parties to attend and comment if they wish. If 20% or more of the property owners receiving this notice return this reply form is opposition to the proposed change, the. City ± . Council must attain a lour-fifths (4/3) vote to approve it. If ~rou have questions pertaining•to the case, please call-the Planning Cflice at 566-6350. 1 11 Please use BLACK ink only. REPLY i i ( ) i em in favor of this zoning request. 'S'E'A I am opposed to this zoning request ( ) I sm undecided about this zoning request My comments are as folloasr Signature Address .1 A) ag Phone i r,• eFRVC REPLY FOR THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Case No. 2.1464 ' The Planning Commission would like to receive your comments on this case in order that they may make &'better informed recommendaticn to the City Council. If you desire to express an opinion, please complete this reply form and return it to the following address by the date of the public hearing. ! City Planner Municipal Building 215 East MoKinney -Danton, Texas 76201 # This reply form in no way affects` ' your rights to attend the public hear-. ing and we ancourtige all interested parties to attend and cOmmeat if' .they wish... If 20% or more of the property o"rs receiving. this notice. return this reply form in oppcoition to the proposed change, the City ! Council must attain a four-fifths (4/3) vote to approve it. If you hAve questions pertaining to the case, pleasi call the Planning! i' Office- at 566-8350. Please use BLACK ink only, R IvFO~ _ REPLY ' Lip ( 1~ i am in favor of this zoning request. ' 4 V 1 ( ) I am opposed to this zoning request. ( ) I am undecided about this zoning request. ,f _..My. noWente. are. as follows'l ~•e' .CEre.,,e y ~ 3 q~ .u•s! C Signature Phone r ~ Address ~S. N! teeth D.r~ ~.rt 012, 448 to •ryio REPLY FOR TSE PLANNINQ AND ZONING COMMISSION Casa No. Z-146.:. The planning Commission would like to receive your comments on this case in order that they may make a better informed recommendation to 'the City Council. If you desire-to express an opinion, please complete this repply form and return it to the following address by the date of the public hearing. City Planner Municipal Building 213 East McKinney -Denton, Texas 76201 This reply form in no way affects your rights to attend the public'bear- ing and we encourage all interested parties to attend and eomment'if . Ahsy.wish...If 20%.or more of the property oxcyrs..reeaiticiAt tEhs Citica return this-reply form in o osition to thha proposed change, y + Council must attain a four-9f tha (4/5) vote to approve it, If you hive questions pertaining to the case, pleass call. the Planning Office at 566-6330. Please use BLACK ink only. REPLY ~ i am in favor of this zoning request. ) I am opposed to this zoning request. * ( ? I am undscided about this coning request. My comments tre as follows: e Ile /to_ " t 1. / ! Signature ~ Address Phone 2 9S i 4 REPLY FOR THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMSS'ON ,f Casa No. „ -1464 The Planning Commission mould like to receive your comments on this j case in order that they may make a better informed reeommOll ieomplete the City Council. If you desire .to express n address b by the date of this reply form and return it to the following r this public hearing. City Planner ` Municipal Building 213 East McKinney Deuton, Texas 76201 form in no way affects your rights to attend the•publie hear-to atd and comen'if This reply ing and we aacouragor all move i of%the~prop rteiownerstreceiiving thist notice they wish. Yf 20% return this reply form in o pposition to a proposed eha~e, the city Council must attain a four-difths (415) vote to Approve %f ou isave "seions pertaining to the case, please call the plaanii* { Offlee at 366-8350. { Please use BLACK ink only REPLY ~GF r ( Y an in favor of this zoning raquGsto ( ) Y am opposed to this zoning request. y~w ( ) Y sm undecided about this zoning request. My comments are as followst ' s t Signatura n.~ t gr % R ` Address Phone ~ r i REPLY FOR THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Casa No. X464 ` The Planning Commission'would like to receive your comments on this case in order that they may make a batter informed recommendation to the City Council. If you desire to express an opinion, please complete this reply form and return it to the following address by the date of the public hearing. . City Planner 4 Municipal Building 215 East McKinney , Denton, Taxes 76201 This reply form in no way affects your rights to attend the public hear- ing and we encourage all interested parties to attend and comment if they..wtsh....If.20%•or more of the prop ert ounere receiving, this notice. return this reply form is opposition to tha proposed changi, the City Council must attain a four-fifths (4/5) vote to approve it. j If you have questions pertaining to the case, please call the Planning Office at 566-8350 Please use BLACK ink only. REPLY ~ 010 I' ~ - _ • Off; • . ' I am in favor of this zoning request. VIA 't ( I am apposed to this zoning request. ( ) I am undecided about this zoning request. My cogsaanta_aro_ gs foilowe 4~*ol :Z6 . ~ r Signature V Address ..r Phone o? rQb`/ t 1 RLPLY FOR THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION ' j Case No. i . The Planning Commission would like to receive ynur comments on thiE case in order that they may make a better informed recommendation to the City Council. If you desire to express an opinion, please complete this reply form and return it to the following address by the date of tbli public hearing. Cit Planner Mua ci al Building 215 vast McKinney ~r -Denton, Texas 76201 This reply form in no way affects your rights to attend the public hoar- ing and we encourage all interested parties to attend and comment if raty• y .receiving.thia notice . urnithis reply form in o of the p osition oortgo popowwrosad change, the City Council must attain a four-fifths (4/S) vote to approve it. fjou hive que 8330stions pertaining to the case, please call the Planning ce at 566- f Please use BLACK ink only. REPLY E I am in favor 'cpf this zoning request. P ( ) I am opposed to this zoning request ( ) I am undecided about this zoning request, i My, comm4Uts_.~e!ra as tollews: ivr r. 4~ Signature '~•C('el cc; 11 Address Phone `t 1 Planning and Zoning Recommendation to the City Council -S-146 October 1, 1980 Identity and Locationt S-146 This is the petition of Mr. Terry D . Stepken requesting a sppecific use permit to operate a "go cart tract" at 320 Stemmaons (1-35 E) in a commercial (C) zoning district. Reports, The site in this request is approximately 5 acres in size, it is currently occupied by a miniature golf course, 'a pond, and vacant land. The site is surrounded by vacant land on three aides with the 1-33E service road on the south, Central Freight is located several hundred feet to the east and "single family house and mobile house are located approximately 550 feet to the west. The potitior.er has submitted a siteplan whiet would locate the go cart track on the rear of the 5 acre parcel The Planning, and Zoning Commission felt this was a reasonable request given surrounding land use, Motion to approve was unanimous. y t i i WOR 1 ~~4 1 ~1 ^I1 p4~Y,I ~ r{Y 1 mv,Z4 'Z r xy 1 ,~Irrli~r~eN a+r Y •'r~7(i1{ p~ (,e~ ~ 111 ~1 A 214 1 \ r l l P,Y! 1 ♦ ~ ~~d,` tl. ^'e'i " 4 t r~ t l ~ A\ri' 'T ~ t • `'.'r't.r Ij~r JI ~ If { 7F 1 . y I r T r 'f" r r Rv IV [■~'Y~""i i I- 4~"/,Fi\1 ~~'i~"1 M { ,`t t~ l;il~ ! 1 71 ~~1 r. ~i It ~ a ~t ~ Y r • .1 Y ~ ~ 'Y v 4 ay ~4 s,, y rr ~~7 ~ y4~1: w~'^ ~ 1 I~X t fr p'~r ,~j` ' I n74r. , 11 : r l` Fx 1 tty\ +J ~~r~w .YL~~@~~"~^!w'x {H 4'`I``r~{~__M' "h k'A\^~~#r ~~d•!fi1{ I,1 #~r ~~r~: 1 " J„f 1i ...'r , F'~.~,„ ♦,.~y, 4ti:ti~ y"iy.. 1 44 rr '-'r 1 3I~ E tf ♦ ti ph .r r l 2, a~ r *■'~r i14 t{ 4 , s _ ~ I r. i r. j i f ~ r I ~ ~ ~ . ~ 'r ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ,~faa ~ i ~ ~ ~ i ~ i. E ~ ~ , ~ , i ~ ~ ! ~ a ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ r ~ 6i~S 'f~ ~ ~ ; T~ Muw ctit,s T4WAM rft" f 1 MW-Wt 1 ' K Aw !w b Tom y ( Wlkyy t .jler AMMM1Cf JIWI'r•►1 s JI j wft "*a, two ft%v ' I :oar - x.11 ;33 !J j, UrtA 72 i i ~nf..us ogmb,% 22. J, 4. 1,014"Alu E r i { { . 4 t { t r 1 wta ti' ,IWVpl lINK .r.e..v PROPERTY OWNER REPLY FORMS 5-146 IN FAVOR IN OPPOSITION UNDECIOED Terry A, Stepken 2125 Wellington Denton, Texas 76201 1 , .r¢ I ry. i f C+ fir i ilk . -4us ua rvn l" rLN r~Wits 'Anu LU1VLiVIi uu`sr[1SSIUrJ Casa No. - 5-146 The Blaming Commission would like to receive your comments on this case in order that they may make a better informed recommendation to the City Council'. If you desire to express an opinion, please complete i this reply form and raturn it to the following address by the date of the public hearing. City Planner Municipal Suilaing 213 Bast McKinney Denton, Taxes 76201 r This reply form in no way, affects your rights to attend the public hear- E ing and we encourage all interested parties to attend and comment if they wish. if 20% or more bf the proparty owners receiving this notice return this reply form is opppposition to tha proposed than a► the City ComLL must attain a four•fifths (4/3) vote to approve it, ~ If. YM have questions pertaining to the ease, please call ,tha• Planning. Office at; 5 6330., , Please use SLACK ink ooLy. Y sat is favor of tug. apeoili;er'4sa. Permit. . -1 act opposed to thisi*ocif i usejpermit i L em. undecided about this apaaijic%v&*.permit M7 04oamante•are as follower ' w i ~ l 3ignatura Addressi Phone 3g7 30'37.4}}a~t r 3 j►N p~ J, I` 1 I II `r City of Denton f Memorandum f October 7, 1980 Agenda Item i_ Approval of the final plat of Skyline 11 Addition. Summary, seeks to subdivide a 2.3 acre trait located _ along , The developer , h east aids of Kendol h Street for sin le'family developmsnt. + The parcel is being divided into seven O lots, each of the lots exceeds 13,000,square feet in area. One of the Iota has a width of 88 feat and the remaining lots are 62 feet in width. This r, area is zoned single family (SF-7) which requites a minimum lot width of 60 feet. Recommendations 1{{ The Planning Commission felt that the width of the lots was out of character with the existing neighborhood, but;becausa the er pplat masts all subdivision requirements, the Comission falt'thaq had no alternative other than recommending approval of Skyliua I Addition unanimously. 1 ' i Action Reauirad: The City Council should rove to a prove the final.pliit of Skyline It Addition. In the opinion of the uty Attorney the City- Council owes an obligation to the petitioner to approve the plat because it masts all subdivision requirements. r j Exhibits: Petition I . I , e .r i ..••t:r,: I ARO IAIT WAi4414 (L_j494 • C I ORION _ ONOSEY STREET NW. C1[rtlhl ~r_ A, 1. MtITOhrl i l.W. Nlt It. as No - 17- W.A. IYAYI 1 y a JOIIANIYI IYITh I ~ I I 7t. M. MART MAN F I I 1 •l. uI,~I~ llA Tn rl1 Aa • I~ ti ~ r RICE !1 hlTloh e. N. 1hf LTOh CORPORATION lkMs.INR 3 AOOMON t CONSULYINO EN4INKCRS ,I Ifu601VI ON IN THE CITY Of DWON 1, 1 i { We, the undersigned, would like to protest the proposed platting of the Skyline Addition, located on the east side of Kendolph Drive between Lindsey St, and Willovood, submitted by A. B. Melton, Jr. We object to the width of the lots.(6 out of 7 are 62 feet wide, which is considerably narrower than adjacent lots (75 feet or wider) and W.,b prevents the construction of Louses in keeping with the character of tho neighbobrhood. 1. (~LQ„s,E~e.. 'J, ~/i~~ t.~c,.,r /.5•~0 n~~ i. ~C~~,,t ! ~ SI ~~'U 31 4. ee P to, } 6 c " + G , 0 7'd 1~eA 9+ rz~ -tee.. 1~. ' ~iti:t'✓y%-`- ' 10. 11. ~.i(!1 l u n ~ t 124 to 13, to ~ Ir 15. /3/»~ n.te:C e s'~J t ~r 16. JA Nit 17 19. ) r } 19. ' ' t 1G__, N 71 20. 2 W V L,I, / j + A a L'. 226 d~o 236 /:2 24. ' 25. M i W_v__ i 'i We, the undersigned, would like to protest the proposed platting of the Skyline Addition, located on the east side of Kendolph Drive between Lindsey St. and Willowood, submitted by A, B. Melton, Jr. We object to the width of the lots (6 out of 7 are 62 feet wide), which is considerably narrower than character prevent@ the of keeping with the wider) housein in lots uu.1 - --•-1~ ' •L (.I 1. 2, b 6,01 / i s, 74 J { 8. Ce?; f" f t .f LALL 10. lei, 44 12, ~ 13. I or t , 14. s. - 17•~ 19. 20. 21. 22. 236 24. I , , S n • t • i We, the undersigned, would like to protest the proposed platting of the Skyline Addition, located on the east side of Kendolph Drive between Lindsey St. wd Willowood, submitted by R. B. Melton, Jr. We object to the width of the lots (6 out of 7 are 62 Peet wide), which is considerably narrower than adjacent lots (75 feet or wider) and which prevents the ecastruction of houses in keeping with the character of the neighborhood. i i V, 41~ 24 1,/ 3. Y It, N C- ~31 sl U r ~10 / . 6, ' 7. 8. IE. /3 xli C- 3 8~ i 91 '4 A lo. b -Ply all 11. ° 12; /Sol. G 3 qd'~ 9 /9d'o { e? I-e' CA 9 40 I LJ 14. A m"&.LJj Rip 1- (4) j 16. is SOD ~ 17. 19 Yd 18. J.,cr s~ • ! S- 19. ` 20. , lJ !6 1 l8h'O~?_ Q.e.~e , l9 80 21. c. j~l'98c 22• Gtr..c. 23. • to 24. ~~1~ I~ L 2 i t-4~' 5. L11.114 ~ I 5 ~ ~ ~ .yl ' ~"`•/,-4ii ~r ~ ~~~~.~d '~Yri ~ij iv ~17~,... ..~..,~c i-~_7`, i l VV -i ~ ~ C~~~/~^~ ,~zl Gt~.c.~~. 'gyp z f9Pa i ~ I , i,. 'i ~ a: r,.. b ~ i i 'l ~ +j 4.i I { 3 i ` ~ . 1 p. 3 r ~ ~4 , Y l y yi, ' «i' d ',~'st i i ~'i, ..~a, tire; ~r,i ~ ~ V~ ` ~a'~i ' y P r,~ ~ ~ttr ' .rr!tb'~ f} i ' ` II CITY OF DENTON MEMORANDUM E T0: Council Members j FROM: Rick Svehla ' I OATEN October 2, 1980 f RE: Concerning the request of the Optimist Club to use piney Creek r' l1 Boulevard temporarily I ' Mr. Marren Searles, tative of the Optimist Club requested that this ! represen I item be put on the agenda. As I understand it,, the 0pp tiptist,Club'wishes to use piney Creek Boulevard for a site for Its annual„Chrlstmas.tree sale,' A y. representative from the Optimist Club will be pressnt to make`.the request. The question is whether the Council should allow the Optimist Club t0 use a, public right-of-way for sate of the trees. The stpff-feels'that,thoN would be no traffic problems. if, the street 1s barricaded properly and if provisions can be tnada for the Optimist's,customers. to park ~6 the Mall parking lot. Otherwise, parking on San Jacinto could become a problem. c ve a f Mfr i d~ i . 1 V 0v IIAM o ~ 6 r. r _ y~ ~ 11,ilQlkllrl.f'7M ~O ,ilp'~ »w .....-..u~ n.•iu.iw....K:a..wt.saflv'M.w ~ M. .MrRYY'. .L. S CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ! F i BACK-UP SUMMARYYSSHEET i 1 MEETING DATE$ October 7, 1980 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM 1 5 9 , ,to Limited. SUBJECTS approvenantamendedmleth Airport ase agreementvwithyFoxa51 SUMMARYt This matter was initiated at the request of Mr. Frank Stricklet'.of'Fox-51 Limited. Mr. Strickler has requested that the original leers and its amendments be incorporated into one "sanitized" docuAt.. In addition, Mr. Strickler has requested that the beginning date,'f the lease be changed from Ma to July and that the Consumer Price Indexligures in the escalation clause be changed to reflect the value cf the dollar as of ; r. June, 1980. ' ACTION REQUIRED Approval of the "sanitized" contract. " AL119RNATIVES I s if Approval or Disapproval of the "sanitized" contract. ` SOURCE OF FUNDSe " Not applicable. } RECOMMENDATIONS The Airport Advisory Board considered this item at itb regular. misting of Septembar 25, 19800 The Board felt that this was a reasohable'request and unanimously recommended that the City Council approve the proposed contract. i i EXHIBITS Proposed Contract. ....rvn gin..«r..r..,,. _ 4 k owl NMI _ ,.....-.rec.-r.~+-Fr-1a i AIRPORT ACREEMENi r THE S'fATD OF TEXAS ) { XNO!f ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTSs COUNTY OF DENTON ) t. NHFAEAS, the City of Don.on, Texas, as Lessor Aid pox.Sl 1 timitad, As Lessee, entered Into an Airport Leese Agroomant 1 t dated may d, 1080; and A' lA WHEREAS, such Airport Lease Agreement was amended by on t ,;fir; agreement In writing dated June 16, 1080= and f k'HP.RMS, it is the mutual daotre of eaek of the parties to I, further amend sr'.h agreements and plate ix one''ldstrument all I ' of the provisions of Via agreements betuoon the psrtins hereto; now, therefore, The City of Denton, Texas, Lessor end Pox-Sl Limited, t ~ Lessee hereby mutually Agree that the ogreeae6t dated }dry so E. 10800 As amended on June 16, logo, sfia,l hereafter read as follows e This lease and Agreement, made and entered into by and between the City of Denton, a Municipal Corporetlon, situated d in Denton Couaer0 Tows q, heralufter called 'L'aser", and fox•Sl Limited, a corporation of the Stetc of Texas, located at Rop.te 10 toy. 4700 Argyle, TeiRAS 76226, and whose reptstered agent Is F. D. Strickler, located At Route to Box 470, .trgyle, Texas 76224, hareinafter referrod to as "Lessee'', wITNESSUTH; Al PA PAS, Lessor ovns an airport known a$ the Denton Municipal Airport, Located In riiu County of Benton, StAte of Tares, hereinafter called the "Airport"; Ana, MIIHZEAS, Lessoo desiras to leaso carrsin pree.ees end 1 Gincilltlas o! said alrpoet, And Lessor Is wilting to lease ; { certain prenlgas to Lessee upon the terms and conAitlons f hsrelnAftor stated: 11 PRf~SES Lessor, for and In coniderstten of the covenants And agrccmanes herelnaftet set forth, to be kept and performed by p Lasscs, has demised and leased unto Lessee, end Lessee does I z, horohy hire and take from Lessor, the fotlowtng described tAnd + If 1t n1 ¢ F. r1 -ft '4 situated in Denton County, Texas, described as follows: A. LAND: i- I A 100 X 200 foot tract of land, being approximately 20,000 square feet, described as follows; 1 COconvedCdENCyedlFO at. theF northwest corner of a tract of land as to p. Ereen by deed recorded in Volume 111, page is$ of the Doed Records of Denton Cooatyy Texas, sold lyng to the south right of way line of Fli* Road 1515 and also being 0,10 most easterly northeast corner of a tract of land leased by the City of Denton to Aerosmith Denton Corporation; THENCE west along the south right of way same bdin the most easterly north boundarygflin Rofd id ' Aerosmith ease a distance of 350 feet to a point for a corner; THENCE north along the most northerly soot boundary line of sold At'rosmlth Lease, a distance of 1000 feet to a pbint for a corner; THENCE west along the most northerly north boundary line of I said Aerosmith Lease passing at 830 `feet the northwest corns I i 870sfeet,1e La and to aon point.1or~a earlierlIn theceast edge of pavement of the north taxiway, THENCE northwesterly along the east edso of pavement of said north taxiway a distance of 230 feet to a point for a corner; THENCE northeasterly, erpenditular to told east Odle of i pavement a distance of 1040 feet to the point of begihningt THENCE nortbwostari7 150 feet east of and parallel to sold east edge of pavament a dlotonce of 200 feet to a point lot a corner; ' THENCE northeasterly erpondlcular to said east edit of : r pavement a distance of to feat to a point for o 56rsert THENCE southeUtsrl 240 feet east of and parallel to said ease i ` idse of pavement a dlatance of 200 feet to a pbint fora corner; ` 'THENCE southwesterly perpeadlcular to said east edits of f pavement a distantt of 103 foot to the place of beginning and containing 20,000 square feet of land, more or less. Together with the right of Ingress and ogres to said property; and the right, In common with others to authorlsed, of passage up in the airport proporty generally, subject to reasonable regulatiots by the City of Denton; and such right shall extend to Los4io's oepioyees, passengers, patrons and lnvitees. Nino, as Faro are no Imnrovoments upon the pronorty. 1 TEAM Op LgAgg The term of this lease shalt hi for a term of thirty (30) years, beginning on the Sit day of July, 1010, and ending on the 30th day of June, 2010, untsss sooner tarminnted as ( t h d ~ t y~■■iB■ a . r y w. n 71 I. I ' Ito roIno fter set forth. Lessee shall have an option to renew this lease at the termination of this lease at the end of thirty (30) years at a renegotiated rental and terns mutually f' Agreed upon by the Lessor and Lessee witboat regard for or considering the then cost of living Index. Lessee's election i to renegotiate this lease shall be in witing addressed to the City Manager of the City of Denton, and shell be tiled wltIL Lessor's City Manager at least 120 days before the expiration l of the primary term of thirty (30) years. ' RENTALS AND FEES u { Lessee covenants and agrees to pay to Lessor, as consideration for this lease, ground rent, rentals and fees as follows( A. Land Rental: $100.00 per year, pirable in monthly installments as follows: The (list monthly psyment due on the h 1st day of July, 1910 In tho sun of 1511.37 and eleven (11) ; monthly lnstailaonts In the sus of $9.33 each for each year, v and It Is expressly understood and agreed that the yearly 1 rental for the land herein leased shall be readjusted at the end of each five (S) year period during the tore of this 146164 up or dawn, on the balls of the proportion that the then J current United States Cost of Living tndex for the Dallas/Fort ` I North, Texas Standard Metropolitan Statistltal Aria, at coapllod by the U. S. Departa,ent of Labor, Bureau of Labor Stntistlcs bears to the June, 1980 index which was 256.4 S.. (19679100), the land reatei omo6nt is now based' upon OSS canto pct square toot per year for the land herein laas4di sad It is axpressly understood and agreed that the rental increase or decrease, If any, for each five (51 year rental adjustment under this lease shell not exceed (fifty (501) percent of the beginning yearly rental of S6ren Hundred Dollars ($100.00). I g. liflnLoveMent Rental: None, as there are no Improvements on the property } heroin loosed. 1 ttOnP.T 4rgr•rupy7 1hCR .4 i , aft T ..v ~s~.~ ti's. M "eel y. 1 I C. Ilsntar and Tie•Dovn Rental Fees: E Teri (1041 percent of ell hangar and tle•down rental fees collected by Lessee from customers of Losses each month during the term of this lease. D. Aviation Fuel Foes: Three (30) cents per on all aircraft gallon fuel sold r or pumped through the facilities of lsssee or ten (1011 percent ` of Lessee's Gross profit on the bale of aircraft fuel, E whlchcver amount to &rester, but excluding alreraft fuel used by Lessia. Gross Profit is the difference between the selling " price and the cost of fuel (Gross Profit does not include j taxes paid on aircraft fuel.) All rentals kind fees sbn11 he paid monthly to Lessor on the j 1Sth day of each month during the term of this lease at the j office of the Airport Manager. IV, AS3I6NMENT OF LEASE i Lessee expressly covenants that it will not assign this r•. 16304, not sublet the whole or any part of the said premises for any purpose, except for rental of hangar space or tie-down i space, without the written consent of Lessor; except that 'ally person, corporation or lnstltutioh that lends money to Lessee for the contruetion of any hangar structure, building or improrement upon the ]eased premises and retolns a security intarest In said hanger, structure, buildint or 1%provemont 1 `r shall, upon defaaalt of Lessee's ohligation to sold mortgagee, have the right to enter upon said leesod premises and operate or mansfe said hangar, structure, building or improvement eccurding to the terms of this agreement, for a period not to f, exceed the taro of the mortgage with Lessee, or until the loan Is p3ld to full, but In no event longer than the term of this lasso. Lessor agree$ that It will not unreasonably withhold f r its approval of the sale or suhlense of the facilities for airport related purposes. 1:• ' Zj Alapunr AGAEEMANT - PATS 4 i y, 4 F . ' f a Yap ~1 J~4 i I 3 I, V. CON3IRUCTION OF BUILDINGS Lessee is hereby authorized to Construct upon the land herein loased,'at its own coat and expense, buildings, hangars, cad structures, including fuel storage tanks or other oquipment, that Lessor ■nd Lessee totually agree are necessary for use a connection with the operations authorised by this leasel provided, however, before commencing the construction of i say Improvements upon the premises, Lessee shall submit: t 1, all plans and specifications `showing the :location I upon the premises of the proposed construction; t, the estinottd cost of such tenstruttion. No construction may commence until Lessor! acting by its City 1 Council, has approved the plans onJ 'specifications and the j location of the Improvements, the estimated costa of such construction, to the agreed estimated life of the building or structure. Documentary evidence of the actual cosh of construction shall be delivered by Lessee to Lessons ^lty Manager from time to time as such costs iro paid by Lessee, and } Lessons City Hsnagtr is herchy authorized to en4ors6 upid a y~ copy of this lease filed with the City Secretary of Lessor each t actual amounts as he shall have found to have 'hean paid by i, Lusee, and the findings of Amid City Monoget when endorsed by him upon said contract shell be conclusive upon all parties for `p ail purposes of this agreement. Yi. use OF 68ASE0 PRE~ftSPS Le-isor does hereby demise and let unto the Lessee, and Lessee doss hereby hire and tuke from the Lessor, the land and faeilitity heroin described, and the rights, titenses, and , privllonos In connection kith the use of ~ th property sad improvk:monts as followsf A. The usa, In common with others ruthorlssd so to do, of said airport and all appurtenances, facilities, Improvements, equipment and services which have been at may hetesfter be ' provided thereat. i + AINPABr ACRPP.11P.4i - Ptt;n r 9 + -c: 345 ..1 f. 04, i w r B. The operation of a transportation system by aircraft, the repairing, maintaining, conditioning* servicing, parking or storago of aircraft or other equipmenti the training of pdrsonnal and the testing of sirtraft and other equipment; the sale, disposal or exchange of aircraft, engines, accessories, and related equipment; the servicing by Lessee of aircraft and other airport related equipment, including the right to install and mainteln on said airport sde{uste storage facilities,' and appurtenances, Including right of way necessary therefor; the k { lnr,dlag, taking off, parking, loading, and unloading of 1110 'i i, aircraft and other equipment= the right to load and unload persons, property and mail at said airport,; by sucl, means as ; Lessee may desire, with the right to desigssate the terriers who shall transport Lessee's passengers and their baggage to and from the airport, and, also, the further right to designate the carriers who shall transport Lessee's airborne frelght, if,sny, to and from the said airport; the right to Install and operais ' { advertising signs, the general type and design of such signs to be reasonable and appropriator the right, but not the duty or r obligation, to in" tact, maintain and operate radio, communl• " cations, meteorological and aerial navigatlons, and such `other I ' Willer equipment and fncilitles In, osl or about thi preeillisi herein leased, as may be necessary or convenient for Lessee's operations; the conduct of any other aviation related business or operations reasonably necessary to the grapes, necessary ind ;f approprlats conduct and operation by Lessee of Its buainees; and without in' any way limiting the foregoing, Lessee specifiroliy agrees that, if Lessee elects to engage in or provide any of the above aerrices on the premises herein leased. Lessee wills ftl Provide service to the public on a non-discriminatory ,I ba.tis; ~ Q) conduct and operate its business and lanagement in a courtco+ss and efficient mannoel (3) it Lessee provides tic-down lcrrtco, Lessee will provide tic-down service to overaiglst ,r other transient ASRS'GnT hGttP.C4EYi MCP. A r . S M~ pN 1 r,. I i aircraft or aircraft remaining at the airport for twenty-four ! (ld) hours or less; if Lessee provides aircraft fuel services, Lessee will ; make available either by tank truck, stationary puep or other suitable dispensing equipment approved by the Fire Marshal of the City of Denton, the quality of gasoline and other petroleum j distillates normally found at similar slrportsl and all storage { tanks for, gasoline and other aviation fuels sAa11 be placed ' underground in accordance with the provisions of the Fire Coda j . of the City of Denton for underground flammabl6 liquid storage tanks. C. Lessee may not use any of the leased land or pressisee for the operation of a motel, hotel, restaurant, private club or bar, apartment house, or for industrial, commercial or retail purposes, except as authorised horein, without the 1 ! expressed written consent of Lessor. VII, 009ASNIP OP 1MPAOV1M&478 All buildings and improvements constructed upon the promises by tosses shall remain the property of Lessen unless said property becomes the property of Lessor under the following conditlons, terms and provisions A. No bullAing or permanent flttoro may be removed from the prealies without the written consent of Wiser, s,. g. All buildtng+ and improvements of whatever nature ' ~r remaining upon thr leased preiises at the and of the primary 1 torn of this lease shall outomititally be^o?b the property of Lessor ahsolutaly in fee without any cost to Lessor. C. It Is si,read that tha life of the building to be constra:tcd by Lessee on the property herein leased is thirty (30) years. Snouid this loste be cancelled for any reason before the end of the thirty (SO) year term, it Is especially understood and agreed that Lessor reserves the right to purchase sit s.. buildings, structures snd Improvements thou existing upon the 't. promiscs by tendering to Lessee ono•thtrtleth (1/30) of the T d Y _ as -,,.a. { j undopreclated value of such building for each year remaining on the agreed life of such building. The undepreclated value of all improvements is to be determined by having such improvements appraised by three ippralsers, ono appointed by Lessor, one appointed by Lessee and one appointed by the two l appralsorst provided, however, the total value of au.h j Improvements shall not exceed the original cost of such building plus an Increase In -value not to exceed fifty percent (Sbt) of the original cost of such Improvements for each five ' + (S) year rental adjustment period. Vill. SUAROOATION Of MORTGAGEE Arty person, corporation or Institution that lenba money to sy. Lessee for construction of any hangar, structure, building or . lmprovament and rotalns a security Interest In satd• hangar, r,. structure, building or Improvement shall, upon default of Lessee's obligations to said mortgageo, have the right 'to enter upon said leased premises end operate or manage said hangar, structure, building or improvement According to the to ras,of this Agreement, for a ps•lod not to exceed the term `of the I mortgago with Lessee, or until the loan is paid tit' fulls or such mortgagee ibalt have the right to remove any buildings or structures from the proalsesl however, If such mortgages is planning to remove any bulldings, then they will notify"Lessor I In writing of such intent to removes and Lessor will have ifRty (60) days from recofpt of such notice to exercise on option to ~r purcha<a such buildings or structures under the provisions of parugrupb Ylt hareof. IX, RIGHT Op EASENEN'C Lessor shall hove the right to establish easements, it no coot t, Lessors upon tho leased ground space for the purpose of ' providing utility servicus to, from or across the airport property. however, nnv such easements shalt net interfere with Lexica's use of the "leased ground space" and Lessor shall restore the property to its original condition upon the r.. WrrN,T vgrr~lFNT - p%r" installation of any utility services on in over or under an ~ Y Y , in, Y such easement. X i KAI NTENANCE AND REPAIRS Lessee shell be responsible for all cleaning, matntenance and repair of all buildings, structures and Improvements I hereafter constructed upon the land which is leased to, Lessee under this lases, including the mowing and elimination of grass j 1 and other vegetation on the premises. i Xi. I UTILITIES t Lessee shall provide all utilities for the premises leased to Lessor at Its own cost and expense. Utilities shall also include any security lighting required by Lessee for the convenience of customers of Lessee. Lessee shall have the 1 right to connect to the airport water lino now existing and to connect to any future utility lines at Lessee's expense. INSURANCE A. Lessee agrees to provide adequate insurance for all buildings now owned by Lessee or hereafter constructed upon the premises by Lessoij and to replace or repair each in all cases a of any loss compensated by insurance wfihln a reasonable period of time. 5." Lessee egress to obtain insurance coverage and to ti malntsin such insurance coverago In `amount. reasonably aecessLry to protect Lessee from normal t,isursble Ilebilitiss arising from the operations of Lessee. } Mt, I ' ~,OYhYANTS BY LES50R I Lessor hereby ogress as foltowsi 1. To provide and pay for the installation and monthly electricity required for security lighting at the airport which Lessor requltes to be installed under any safety or fire regulations, or as may be required by Lessor! (1) To maintain all concrete end asphalt runways, tssiways 9 7~ y r AIR9RRT AGRrFMPNT ~ Wr n } I ;3 \I/. • ..nom a 1 4 j and auto end airplane parking gross on the entire airport, but excluding any areas lensed exclusively to Lessee; (3) To malntain all runway, taxi, and area lights, and beacons and to pay for all electricity required for their operations; (4) To maintain the airport in an acceptable condition for general aviation activities on sold alrporti (5) Lessor covenants and Agrees not to enter into any subsequent lease) contract, or agreement with any other person, f flea or corporation for the operation of a fixed base' general I' avlatlon operation or business similar to Lessea0s business on i" the airport containing more favorable terms than ibis agreement r / h or not accorded to Lessee hereunder unless the same rights, prlvilclea and comeassions are concurrently and automatically j mods available to Lessee, (6) net on payment of the rant, tees, and (.erformsncs of the covenants and agreements on the part of Lessee to be porformed hereunder, Lessee shall peaceably hold and enjoy the leased prouists And all the rights and privilege) 'herein granted, (7) Lessor wnetmAts and represents that in the establishment; construction and operation of the aaid Dantoa Municipal Airport, that Lessor has heretofore and at this, g114 I Is complying with all existing rulas, regulations, and criteria distributed by the Federal Aviation Agency, Civil Aeronautics Dosed, or any other govotnmontnl authority relating to and inclining) but not limited to, noise abatoment, air rights and easements over Adjeining and contiguous areas, over flight in land1mi or take off, to the end that Lessee will not be legally llsbie for Any action of trespass or stallsr cause of action by F virtuo of any aerial operations over Adjoining property in the course or normal takeoff and landing procedures from said Denton Municipal Alrportl Lessor further warrants and represonts that at all times during the term hersot, at Any i tenewal. or extension of the same, that it will contlnue to :V, comply with the foregoing. AlaPt1RT Ar PFklr,:T r!Ia 11 4 ~y~sA 1 I _ , rt:+M- P 1°•'i~Ya,.ld.1 P0.8!;7s.,.. L°•. ia, ,,,yr{ i { COVENANTS BY LESSEE Lessee hereby agrees as follows; I. (1) To lndennify and hold hkrmless the Lessor from and against all loss and damages, including death, personal Injury, lose of property or other damages, arising or resulting from the operation of Lessee's business in and upon the leased 3 promises. (i) Not to make or suffer any waste to be made of the promises and wi11 keep said preal see neat, clean end respectable condition, free from objectionable letter or thing. T (3) To observe and eoepiy with`all currant and future laws and ordinances and all regulations of federal, state, County or A I city airport authorities or agencies having jurisdiction over the Conduct of operations at the airport. (4) To keep adequate records of Income and expenses and 111 make such records reasonably available, upon request, to the { Director of Finance of the City of Denton, Texas, r (S) Lessee will quit possesslon of all premises loosed horela at the and of the primary term of this lease or any F renewal or extension thereof, and deliver up the P promisee to Lessor in as rood onditlon as existed when possession see taken by Lessee, reasonable wear and tear excepted,' (6) Lasses shall, at its expense, procure all licenses, , cartificatsa, permits, or other suthoritatton from any and all !I governmomtai authorities, It any, having jurlsdic'tion' over the operations of Lessee. Mr. spFCrAL_cokntTlaHS It is especially understood end agreed by and between Lessor and Lessee that this lease agreement is subject to the following special terms and conditional (1) Nothing contained hie In shall be construed to grant or outhorlte the printing at an exclusive right within the manning of Section 1110 of Title 401 United States Code Annotated. .s , ' a}prp7r ?hR9r,,,~? pa,~n tt L { ,a1 ~1r s„ t i (2) Lessor reservet the right to further develop or Im rove an p any public parking area, lending area, or other portion of the airport property without notice to Lessee. (1) During time of war or national emergency, declared by the Congress or the President of the United States, Lessor reserves the right do alter, amend, or suspend this agreement upon demand of mllitxrv,, or navel authorities of the United 1 States. t (4) Lessee, Its heirs, personal representatives, ' successors in interest, and assigns, as a part of tha consideration hereof, does hereby covenant and agree as a covenant running with the lend that In the event facilities are constructed, maintelned, or otherwise operated on the ptopeety described in this tease for a purpose for which a booittrentLof Transportation program or activity 12 extended or .or another purpose Involving the provision of similar services _ or i benefits, the Lessee shall maintain end operate suth facllttti) and services in compliance with all"Qthor requirements 3ma6ee4 pursuant to Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations, Department of Transportation, $ubeltle A, Office of the Secretary, Part - i It, Nondiieriminotioa In Federally•assieted programs of the Department or rransportation•Effettuation of title vt of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and as said Regulations may be soandcd, That In the event of branch of any of the above nondis• # criminotion covonsnts, Lessor shall have the right to terminate the lasso and to re•entsr and repossess said land and the facilities thereon, and hall the soma as If said 'lease had never been msde or issued. (S) Lossee, its personal representative, successors in Intorest, and assigns, as a part of the consideration hereof, does hereby covenant and ogres as a covenant running with the land that (1) no person on the grounds of race, color, or nW onal origin shall be excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or be otherwise suAjected to dllcrlntnation In tho use of said focilltlesi (1) that in the construction of any AIRPORT AG0.F.F1.1r;v? • PVP tt rt ~ls'~1~v l , _n nlA4x r~a.f. n a C 1.. .•n,_. ,1i.a i V . t i i Improvements on, over, or under such land and the furnishing of scrriueS thereof, no person on the grounds of race, color or national origin shall be excluded from participation in, denied the honefits of, or otherwise be subjected to discrimination; that the Lessee shall use the premises in compliance with i all other requlre%ents Imposed by or pursuant to Title 406 Code of Federal Regulations, Department of Transportation, Subtitle A, uffice of the Secretary. Part 211. Nondiscrimination in Federoily•asslsted programs of the Department of Transpor- r. tatlon•Effectuation of Title Y1 of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and as said Regulations may be amended. That in the event of breach of any of the above 1 mend Iscriminit ion covenants, Lessor shall have the right to ,M. terminate the lease and to re-enter and repossess said Isad and 3 the facilities thereon, and hold the same as It said lease had j p never been made or issued, (6) The Lessee asmnres thpt it will undertake an affirmative action prof,ram as required by 14 CPR Part IS2 Subpart E, to insure that no person shall on the grounds of race, creed, color, natioael origin, or sex be occluded from x: t ' participating in any employment activities covered in 14, CPA Part 112, Subpart E. The Lessee assueis that no person shall r be excluded on these grounds from participating in or receiving the services or henofits of any program or activity, eovei.I''by this subpart. The Lessee assures that it will requith that Its covurcA suborganitatons provtoo assurances to the Lessor that tfiey similarly will undertake affirt;ative action programs and t'+ey will require assurances from their soborganitotlons, f, as roq•iirod by 14 CPR Part 1S20 Subpart E, to the same effect. i R . (7) Lessee to hereby granted the first right to lease`tha fotlow!ng described land for a period of five (f? years; fr r coaLHm ND at the northwest career of a tract of land as r convoyed to P. P. Dreen by dead reeord7d In Volume 1270 Page l0 of the peed kac~rdt of Den!jn County Tsxas, said point lying In the south rlfht of way lino of IrA Road ISIS and also I belnl the most easterly northeast corner of a tract of lend ; teased by the City of Denton to Aerosmith Denton Corporstion; TIir1KCr, wort along the south right of way line of PM Road MS i some being the most easterly north oundary "line of said AeroSeith Lease a distance of ISO fact to a point for a corner; . r1 eked , i wool I i i 1HF\,CE north Lo~~e,ha diitpncerofelo00 feet to a pointiforoa I eorneri sjaldC IerosmSthi L°asehpaseing at t!]61Eoet rthe bnortAxestl corner of said Aerosmith Lease and continuln west a total distance of a corner i n the east j 870 feat, more or less, to A point or edge of pavement of the north ts.tlwayt ` THENCE northwesterly slant the east edge of pavement of said north taxiway a distance of SO feet to a point for a corner; THENCE northeasterly erpandlev%ar to said east edge of ` povoment A distance of NO foot to the point of beginninst THENCd northwesterly 110 foot east of and parallel to said east y edge of Pavement a distance of 200 feet to a point for a corned THENCE northeasterly perpendicular to sold east edit of pavement a distanc° of 100 East to a point for a Cornell 4 feet east of and parallel to said east 1. THENCE southeasterly 200 " edge of pavement a distance of 200 feet to a point for a corAerl THENCE southwesterly Pat ondicular to said rest edge of pareaent a distance of 308 feet to the place of beginning and ; 4 !I contalnint 20,000 square feet of lend, more or lose, . j at three and one-half (.0!]t) Cents per, square toot, '.essee shall have thirty 00) days to exercise this first right tea loose the above described land after receiving notice frost the City 1lanngdr of the City of Denton that Lessor has a tasty desiring to lease such property. I j (s) It Lessor files an action to enforce any covenant, ~ term or conditiun of this lease, or for the re}-,very of the possession of the leased area, or for brescA of pay covenant, term or condition of this lease, than LOW esreea io pay to Lessor reasonable attorneys Cass for the services of Lesions atto rnny in such aetlun as Vitt of the costa incurred, such attorneys tees to be set by the court, (p) Lessor's wslv4 r or breech of ant WOW at condition of tbS+ lease shall not be dscmed a waiver of subsequent brnnchet of other provisions, and Lassor's aceoptanee of r:,la1 payriunts shall not ba deemed a wotver of may breach of any of the provisions of this lease. b %1. • CANCEI;i~A'CIOY ~,,4,6,$~OK In the event that Losseo shall file a voluntary petition In bankruptcy or procoadings in bankruptcy shall be institutod it and Losses tharenfter is adjudicated bankrupt aRnSntt Alit»nq7 1rnrtLnpVt ?h^^ tt y t Y: 4 r 4 F I i pursuant to such proceedings, or any court shall take Juris- diction of Lessee and its assets pursuant to proceedings brought under the provisions of any Federal reorganisation act, or Lessee shall bs divested of its estate herein by other operation of lav, or Lessee shall fail to perform, keep and observe any of the terms, covenants, or conditions herein contained, or on its put to be performed, the Lessor may give { Lessee written notice to correct such condition or cure such y; de hurt and, It any condition or default shell continue: for , thirty (50) days otter the receipt of such notice by Lessaa, than Lessor may, terminate this lease by a thirty (30) days written notice to Loose, In the event of default, Lessor has i the right to purchase any or ell structures on the teased proml+es under the provisions of pargraph Y!T hereof. 6 Xlf. CANCULATi6N gT LIS Lessee may cancel this Agreement, in whole or part, And terminate ell or any of its obligations hereunder Any tlsls, by thirty (30) days written notice, upon of after the happening of any one of the following evintst (1) tasuance by any court of competent jurisdiction of a permanent injunction in any way preventing of restraining the use of said airport or Any Part I thereof for airport purposesi (2) any action of the Civil Aeronautics goerd andlot Federal Aviation Agency refusing to permlt Lessee to operate into, from or through said airport such aircraft As Lessee may roasonahly desire to operate eharoonl the broach by Lesson of any of the covenants or igieemants contained herein and the failure of Lessor to remedy sus?, beonc~ for a porlod of thirty (10) days after receipt of a written notice of the existence of such breochi (3) the inability of Lessee to use said pr emtse1 And facilities continuing for a longer period thnn ninety (SO) day) due to Any 1+w or any order, rule or regulAtion of any appropriate ' governmental authority hAving jurisdittion over the operations of Lessor or due to war, e+rthgisko or other casunityi or (4) the resumption or rocapture by the United Stotos Corernment or I 1 E~ I ~ ~ I any authcrited agency thereof of the maintenance and operation of said airport and facilities )r any substantial part or parts thereof. XIIt. { NOTICES All notices provided for herein or required by this agreement shell be aurflelent if sent by certified mall, postage prepaid, addressed to the parties as tollowsi a } LESSOR: CityY Secre a y ~ Municipal ~u~ldEtt{ US East NI:Xlnney Street , Denton, Texas 76201 LESSEE: F. D, sit IcktaY and Johnny S. Rutherford d/D/a Pox-SILirited Route 11 Box 47E Argyle, Texas 76126 M or to such other address ma a!ther party may deaignats In Y writing frost' time to time. , 4 f j EXDCUTED it of the lit day of July, 1080. ' ` 11 CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, LESSOR' { ` 11Ys i i ATC111gt V. STIRFAr, MATCH d ATTEST: 1 { CITY OF DtNTONj TEXAS C APPAOVED AS TO LDAAL FOR C J. TAYLOR JR. CITY ATTORNEY CITY A8 DDNTbN, OXAS .k EYt _.,.d FOX-11 LIMITED, LESSEE ~lx EY t F: "I~ELE ,R~' 4 r f { THE STATE OF TEXAS ) COUNTY OF DFN'roN BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, in and for sold County, Texas, on this day personally appeared F. D. Stritkler, known to ne to be the person and officer whose name is subscribed to the foresolns Instrument and acknowiedsed to me that the same was the act of the said Fox•51 Liaited, a corporation of the State of Taxes, and that he executed the same as the act of said corporation for the purposes and consideration therein expressed, and In the capacity therrin stated. r GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE, this the _day of , 1980. , MARY MLIC j My Commiislon expires: r i a~ i i I i i, ! ; c E WWI i _ i 1 T11h SPATE OF TEXAS RESOLUTION IN APPRECIATION OF COUNTY OF DENTON CONGRESSMAN RAY ROBERTS WHEREAS, the Honorable Ray Roberts has served with distinction as a State Senator In the Texas Legislature and as United States Representative for the Fourth, Congressional District G of Texas which includes the City of Denton, and WHEREAS, Congressman Ray Roberts wilt retire as United States Congressman at the end of his i current term of office, and Denton desire to express the i WHEREASs the Mayor and members of the City Council of the City of thanks of the citizens of the City of Denton for his assistance In securing the approval of the Aubrey Reservoir Project. THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS: NO1V, THEREFORE BE Ir RESOLVED BY !'NE CIi Y COUNCIL OF The Mayor and each member of the City Council of the City' of Denton, Texas, Individually and on behalf of the citizens of the City of Denton, Texas, extend to Congressman Ray Roberts our special thanks and appreciation for yaw many years of public service to the citizens of our City and your District. PASSED AND APPROVED this the 7th day of October, A.D., 1980. R' + RCA D SST. , MAYOR MAYOR PRO-TER IMA LEI 'ZbVV , A MO N90 Or, W AT MILTY, , i r i A T'TF,`5'Tr Y 90 n ETA R C&Y OF DENTONj TEXAS ? 1 S Y . ~I RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CI 'Y OF DENTON. TEXAS] a SECTION I. The City Manager is hereby authorized and directed to execute for and 'on behalf of the City of Denton a lease ' purchase agreement dated October 1, 1480, by and between the City of Denton, Texas, and Leon McNatt Auto Leasing, a copy of which is attached hereto and made a part hereof. SECTION II. This resolution shall become effective from and after its date of passage. PASSED AND APPROVED this the ,'day of _ , 1980. 1 RICHARD Of S ART, MAYO S CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS C ATTESTt f H O L , CITY' SECRIUAW CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS E APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORMi . CY J. TAYLOR, JR„ CITY ATTORNEY CITY OF DSNTONP TEXAS r BYt ' `f ,1 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA r j BAC::-UP SUMMARY SHEET ' I MEETING DATE: October J, 1980 j CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM SUBJECT: Denton Soccer Association Contract k SUMMARY] This contract provides $4,500,000 for payment cf officials for r the Denton Soccer Association, Youth League, II ACTION REQUIRED: Approval of contract. ALTERNATIVESt Increase costs to thu Denton Soccer Association SOURCE OF FUNDS: Parks d Recreation Budget, Special Services, 01-62-85-02 RECOMMENDATION: That contract be approved, !i E?tRTBITt . n i DENTON SOCCER ASSOCIATIOg 3_ c THE STATE Of TEXAS CONTRACT FOR SERVICES COUNTY Or DENTON S . This Agrtement made this the !day of , 1910, by and between the Denton Soccer Associations hetetnafttr referred to as the 'Association's and the city of Denton, here- inafter referred to am "City', each acting by and, through its authorised officials, pursuant to the following terms and / condttton n , City Agrees to pay to the A SOCiation the NUM Of M.; {E Thousand Pew Eundred and No/100 ($4400,001 Dollars and . certain fees and charges hereinafter dee0ribeds for the City's fiscal year 1911, Association shall submit an annual budget to t the Denton Parka c+d Recreation Dopartmant for approval which shall set forth on an item by item basis the tote and charges ? hereinafter desotibeds and the above Pout thousand rive Eundrad j and No/100 (11,$00.00) Dollars, the City will make one payment to the Assooiation on the lot day of Octobers 1910, in the amount projected in the annual budget. City shall rake such t payments solely from Current revenues In the budget of the Parka and Recreation Depaeteent, Espendttursa shall t> f i authorised tot a period from October It Ifed through septnber 31, 1911, 1Ir j Association agrees to provide the (0110001119 lerrioeii 1. It shall provide qualified boost officials for all youth torque boost gamer and special gangs that see spontoced ~ by the Denton Became Association. elf. Aasocimtion agrees to the following additional was and condilton n 14 It will establish a separate bank account for deposit and sapmnditure of funs described becalm to avoid shy socidentlat Commingling of funds, 31 it will establish, operate, and amintiln in account iC,t .h ~TQ! ~ zyztes for this program that will allow for a tracing of funds and a review of the financial status of the program. 1. It will permit authorized officials for the City of Denton to review its books at any time.. e, it will reduee to writing all of its rulesp regula- tions, and policies and file a copy with the Director of Parks and Recreation or his authorised representative along with any • amendments, additions, or revisions whentveri adopted. S. It will not enter into any contracts that would encumber the City, funds for a period that would extand beyond the term o" this Agreement. It will prepare and submit a report of expendlluras and revenues to the Director of Perks and Recreation or bit raprr- I. tentative by the let day of December, 1910 and the let day of I j June, 1981. 1. It will refund the balance of its account except for $11,00 to keep the account open, to the city of Denton on 'or before June 1, 1981. 1. it will promptly pay all bills when subslttedj unites theta it a discrepancy in a bill which should be pstqely reported, to the Director of Perks and Recreation or bit Auth- orised eopeetentitiva for further direction. It It will appoint a representative who will be available to meet with the Director of Parks and Reotestion and ether city Officials When requested. 10. It will indemnify and hold harmless the City ego% ally and all claims and suits arising out of the activities of the AssoeiOtmfl, its employees, and/or conteactees, 114 tt will obtain releases from the officials which will relaa.a, indemnify and hold haralete the City and the Aeso- oiatien from any claims, injurlee, or damages of the offteialt, 11, It will retain officials at independent contractore and not at employees, the genital terms and conditions are as followat 1. if any of the terms and conditions are not complied • I 1 with by the ArsoOlation, the City is authorized to refuse to make any further payments until the condition on which the complaint is baud is corrected to the gatisfaction of the City. 1, This contract shall be subject to all valid rules, regulations, and laws applicable thereto a$ promulgated by the United states of America, state of Tries, or any other govern- mohntal body or agency having lawful jurisdiction. ~ i 3. AssoolatiOA is authorised and should give notices required herein to the Difactor of Parks and Mereation or that person's autborized representative. Any contributions or gifts received by the Association j are not subject to the provisions of this aontraot and they should be kept separate and apart from the funds, chArgiso and fees covered by this contract, i S. Association shall provide its services and be paid by { the city in the opacity of an independent Oontrdotoc and net as an agent or department of the City, It shall have oemplste control, supervision, and responsibility for its activities under this contract including the hiring, supervision, and control of its employees. IN MIT;WS WEEREOP, the parties hereto, 60ting Ynder authority of their governing body and bard of Directors, be" caused this contract to be duly executed in two counterpane, each of which will' constitute in original, as Of the day { of 1980. . i` CITY 01 DENTON, TtJ0 6 i ATTISTr UENTON Wen ASSOCIATION all Ci?Y 0/ DE112CM, TEXAS PRSSIDES?~ APPROVED As TO L"At PORMr Co J. TAIWA JR.c CITY ATTOAMEY CITY Of DfaR, TEXAS i A;e b~ 1 I CITY OF DENTON MEMORANDUM 1 DATEi September 91 1980 TOs Mayor i City Council City Manager FROMI C is Taylor, Jr. City Attorney I SUBJICTi Single Member District Voting Places 1 The public hearing on establishing voting places in each single member district is met for the City Council meeting of i September 23, 1980. It is not necessary that the Council determine the voting places at this meetings however, Brooks Solt and I have coma up with the following possible voting locations for your considerations DISTRICT Not 1 I~ Is First Methodist Church Recreation. Center, 2015 Locust Street. 2, Old County Courthouse on the Square. 3. Jefferson Davis Elementary School, 500 North Wood Street, DI$'i'RI ~Q. 2 1. Strickland Junior Sigh, 324 Windsor Drive. 26 Woodrow Nilson Elementary School, 1501 Emerson Drive, 3, Piro Station on Sherman Drive at stings, pow. DISTRICT NO,._3 1. Northlakea Reoreatien Center, 2. Denton Sigh School Gymnasium, 1007 Fulton Ctredt. 3. Congress Junior Sigh, 709 Congress, 1 I Wayor & City council City Manager September 90 1980 Page Two DISTRICT N0. 4 1. Dania Park Recreation Center. 2. Moore Businsse Forms, 1700 Woodbrook, (I-39). E 3. Fire Station, McCormick Street. The City Council could designate the Civic Center Complex an the voting place on all city wide *,actions such as bond Issues and referendums. After the Council has decided on specific voting prose, we Will prepare an otdinanoe for; passage by the Council amid ` submission to the Ju:tics Department. A copy of Ordinance Mo. 80-9 creating Single keaber Districts is attached, f Ti, CJTJA1js ; I 1 } 1 lx t i f 1 rt 1 S 1 r.. + CITY OF DENTON Memorandum October 7, 1980 + Agenda Item Approval of d;aposition of .497 acres of City property located be- :ween Bell Avenue and Market railroad. Summary: + ~r In 1977 the City acquired a parcels of tracts are property ldenoted ocated as TractB1 and Tract 2 on the enclosed map. between ell Avenue and the MKT Railroad tracks and are gust south of Vine Street. acquired purchasedTract 1. hadu a r request from property extension of The property . Wehavwas e Avenue. s.' f Recommendation: j The `Planning and Zoning Commission reviewed this request at their t last meeting. Tract 1 will not be needed for the extension of Mingo Road'. and there are no utilities located on the property . The staff cannot forsee a potential City use for the property and the Planning and. Zoning Commission recommended disposition of Tract 1. Staff Report on Development Potential: feit Tract l is an i27 eeatrdeep on thecnorthpside. The l121 ot will have aboute south 'eside'and t of frontage f p 364 feat of frontage an Mingo Road when it is built. ..The total lot side ~ 1 is 21,637 square feet. The property is zoned for light industrial (LI) use. At this point the i tract does not have direct access to an improved publi,; street although it does front public right of way. The extension "of'Mingo Road through to Bell Avenue is scheduled for 1980-81 in the Capital Improvement Plan. A building can be constructed on the property and meet zoning regulations. If the purchaser wished to build on the property before Mingo is extended he would be required to make at least some minor tract improvements { so the street would have direct street access. It is the Staff opinion that the property is independently developable. I I k 2 9 1 i I . F. 3 i CITY OF DENTON MEMORANDUM TOt The Mayor and Members of the City Council PROMt Bill Angelo, Administrative Assistant ` aa` DATEt October If 1980 SUBJECTS Agenda Item 110 - Report on Public Transportation Study' As you know, the City of Denton In conjunction with the lexas Department of Highways and Public Transportations has been conducting` a study regarding public transportation in i the City of Denton. A major part of this study involved a i survey of Denton residents which was designed to assess the demand for public transportation in the community. We:have recently received the results of that survey and will pres*t I them to the, Council at the October 71 1980 melti,n§.? report will not require any formal action by 'the:Cunail at the present time. sk':"* ,h , 8 Ange ,4 1 BAtcp ri I u, f October 7, 1980 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA IT.014 # h SUBJECT: Consider Approval of Employing Hogan 6 RasOI for Engineering Services for a Water Distribution Study. SUMMARY i j Duo to population and water usage increases, it is necessary to install another water storage tank in the Northwest section of the City. In addition, it is necessary to conduct j an analysis of water flow capacities from our water' production plant. Before decisions aremade on these two I issues a water distribution system analysis is required., The Staff has reviewed similar studies that the',firm of Hogan and Rasor have completed for the cities of Mineral wells, and Denison. Hogan and Rasor utilize a computer analysis of the water flows and pressures in the system for peak hour and minimum hour periods. Recommended improvements and extensions to the system are systematically added to the i computer analysis and results of flows and 'pressures are quickly produced to determine whether such propoised f facilities are the most effective. The computer analysris h also evaluates the effectiveness of the raised storage f I facilities. ! ' The study being recommended would analyse Denton$k% Mar ~ distribution system, develop recommendations_ as.:to.'fulure water storage requirements,. and develop a water`. distribution ~system plan through the year 2000. The proposed contract, Attachment it outlines the work required and establishes a completion date of March 31, 1981. FISCAL SUMMARYS 1 I Professional Services $191500 Expenses MOO i TOTAL , The contrast is for actual professional services plus costs but not to exceed $25,500. 3 3 Source of Fundss Water S Sewer Administration Services Account. 1 W { ACTION REQUIREDS E Take appropriate action with regard to employing. the firm of Rogan and Rasor to conduct a Water Distribution System Study. RECOMMENDATIONS! The Public Utilities Board, at their September; 23, 1960, > meeting, recommended employing the -consulting engineering i • firm of Rogan and Rasor,"of Dallas, Texas, to conduct a 1Patar ~ - Distribution System Study for a total cost not to exceed ~y, $25,500., Respectfully, R. E. Nelson Director of Utilities EXHIBIT I Proposed Contract ' i C i 1 3 1 CONTRACT FOR WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM STUDY I 1 " Contract made this day of , 1980, by and L :i between the City of Denton, Texas, a municipal corporation organized and existing under the Horne Rule Amendment to the ~P • Constitution of Texas, (hereinafter referred to as Denton) and i Hogan and Rasor, inc., Dallas, Texas, a corporation duly authorized to transact business within the State of Texas (hereinafter referred to as Consultant). P4 WITNESSETH! " WHEREAS, Denton wishes to employ Consultant for the purpose of conducting a "Water Distribution System Study" consisting ofr r 1. A Water distribution system flow and pressure analysis of the existing system for peak hourly demand and minimum hourly demand. J' 2. A water distribution system flow and pressure i I analysis of the planned system for the year 2000 'for peak hourly demand and minimum hourly demand. !I 1 3. An analysis and determination of the necessity, size and location of another overhead water storage tank] 4. An analysis and determination of distribution system facilities required to allow flow of 24 HGO from the City's Water Production Plant. 5. An economic analysis of the priorities of the City` of Denton's present Five Year Capital Improverient plans as they relate to the water distribution Isystem. y, 6, An analysis of water flow in the distribution system to the City of Corinth and an evaluation of Corinth's water storage requirements. 70 Develop a recommended system plan detailing proposed line size storage requirements and installation ~f dates of such facilities. NOW, THEREFORE, the Parties hereto do hereby agree as followas ' ,k SECTION I j Consultant shall perform the services as set forth in Attachment 1 I hereto. t 2 I ;K a rai j SECTION 11 in consideration of the services performed by Consultant under this Contract, Denon shall pay Consultant A, Professional Services charges for professional services of Consultant's staff who may be assigned to the project Oil be billed in accordance with Consultant's standard hourly rates for the various categories of personnel as follows Principal Consultant $90/hr Project Engineer $66/hr Engineering Technician $36/hr brafteperson $20.50/hr Secretary $18/hr Time charges will be made for personnel only while they I are actually at work on the assignment and for travel tsie 4 during normal working hours, Unless authorized by Denton, the maximum charges for professional services shall be $19,500. B. Out of Pocket Expenses in addition to the cost of professional services, certain other expenses consisting of► but not limited to, travel# lodging, and living expenses of Hogan and Rasor, Inc., employees when engaged on a project away from the home office, plus long distance telephone and other incidental charges will be billed at cost. Printing, reproduction 3 1 Wal and data processing charges, as required, will be billed in accordance with Consultants' standard rates prevailing at the time such services are rendered. The use of Consultants' automobiles will be billed at cost. Unless authorized by Denton, the maximum charges for such expenses shall be $6,000. K SECTION III Invoices shall be rendered monthly for the preceding month's services performed and expenses incurred on Denton's behalf, and such invoices shall be due and payable fifteen days after receipt of the invoice. SECTION IV Consultant' shall utilize its own personnel in the cone Ide:ati,on Cf all required studies. Under no circumstances, except for the services of McDonnell Douglas Automation Company as listed herein, shall Consultant be authorized to enter into any contract with ; another which would obligate Denton to pay all or part of the amount due under any such contract irrespective of whether r~} 1 recovery might be based upon an express or implied contract (quantum merult). The facilities of McDonnell Douglas Automation Company, Dallas, Texas, may be utilized for the Hardy-Cross analysis of the study. 4 t c r ,w ' 4 4 I i r SECTION V Denton may terminate this Contract upon written notice to Consultant. In the event of termination, Denton shall pay i Consultant for full services rendered and expenses incurred to . I date of termination and Denton shall receive all completed ; analysis comparisons, and work done to the date of termination and any work in progress or incomplete reports will be delivered to Denton. i 10 t" SECTION VF The City of Denton has established a Steering Committee composed q ill.. Il of a Public Utilities Board member, City Manager, Director of Utilities, Water and Sewer Facilities Adminlstrati,:, Water i I Production Superintendent, and Water Distribution and Sewer j Collection Superintendent. The Consultant shall meet with the t Steering committee on a periodic basis to report the progress of the Study and to solicit direction on policy related issues. The j Director of Utilities will serve as Project Manager for the City and will ue responsible for all technical issues, arranging Steering Committee meetings and other such matters as required of the City. The City shall appoint a Project Information Coordinator who will be responsible for obtaining and compiling } Information as requested by the Consultant. Such information shall consist of but not necessarily be limited to the followings y locations and sizes of mains; f locations, elevations, and capacities of storage and pumping Eacilittest s i 5 ar ~ ' t Location and capacity of water treatment facilities; Other data to be furnished by the City shall include: (1) Water pumping and usage records for the past five years (total water' produced, water sold, maximum daily usage, peak hourly usage, etc.) (2) Humber of water customers for past five { L years. I (3) Locations of large water users (1.O.M.G.D, and over) (4) Thoroughfare Plan f (5) Land Use Plan. (6) Population projections and distribution (7) Base maps of the City's water 1. i , distribution system, (8) Operational and maintenance problem areas. (9) Topographic maps. Such information shall be reasonable and compatible with the ! Information base that exists at the City of Denton. The City will S . a make available to the Consultavt all information that may be relevant to the Study that is available within the records of the city. 6 f T-. - - k I SECTION VII Consultant will complete its' services under this Contract and deliver the required reports by March 31, 1981. SECTION VIII in no event shall Consultant be liable in any cause of action for special, indirect or consequential damages of any nature. r SECTION IX The provisions of this Contract constitute` the entire agreement between the Parties and supersede all prior communications, representations, and agreements, oral or written, between the Parties hereto with respect to the subject of this Contract, I in WITNESS WHERROP# the Parties hereunto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written. HOGAN i RASOR, INC. 1 ATTESTS BY BY w Title Title ATTEST CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS s By sy Title Title 7 1 i ATT14HMENT I SCOPE OF WORK WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM STUDY 1. Pre-Work Conferences The Consultant shall meet with the City to discuss the work program and schedule, procedures of communication, additional surveys, assignment of personnel, and any other matters that may have a direct or in%irect effect upon the completion and results of this study program. 2. Inventory & Revie z The Consultant shall secure from the City data and information available on the water distribution system. The Consultant shall then: r a. Review all prior studies and other available data of the existing water works systemt b. Develop an inventory of the physical characteristics of the water works systems c. Prepare an updated system map of the existing waterworks facilities on reproducible material at a scale presently utilized by the City. Blevation contours on the waterworks system map will be limited to the area(s) where the operation of the future system may warrant two or Lore pressure planes. 3. System Planning and_Analysiss The Consultant shall: f a. Meet with the City for the purpose of discussing And confirming the proposed population projections and distribution that will be used in the planning and analysis of the water distribution systewo b. Prepare anticipated water demands for the future growth and development within the planning area for a planning period extending through the year 2000. Population projections and distributions and future r lane-use for the Planning area will be utilise& from the information furnished by the City. Recently i completed water supply studies shall be used to ; establish total system demandb, tt; c. Establish the applicable standards and criteria for i determining the adequacy of the existing waterworks system and use in determining the improvements and extensions required to meet the existing and forecasted neees. a 1 d. Analyze the water distribution system considering Storage factlitiesf facilities; High service pumping water pressure; Capacity requirements and distribution of waters Operation procedures- e, Prepare a map at a convenient scale illustrating the general layout of the proposed waterwork Ttfe ccurrent with respect to the existing system, pressures and flows in the existing system and the required facilities for the future water ' distribution system will be determined from a computer analysis of the estimated water demands. r f. Conduct the t•tXdy-Cross analysis of the water distribution system utilizing the computer facilities of McDonnell Douglas Automation Company, 4100 McEwen Road, Suite 100, Dallas, Texas, 15234. 9. Plan the future water distribution system with capacities to adequat6ly serve the proposed developments. The computer analysis shall include the following consideration for the system's demandsf Exi~ti tem_ - peak Hourly Demand Minimum Hourly Demand i Proposed Sstem - peak Hourly Demand ~ J - Minimum Hourly Demand 4, System Plan and_RePortt I The Consultant shall present conclusions' and recommendations for a proposed water distribution system to serve the City of Denton's anticipated iequireme6o through the year 2000. The recommendations for the proposed waitoLworks system will be consistent with the overall local and to9ion&I comprehensive planning goals . and anticipated deve.lopma nt predicated upon the current standards set forth by the Texas Department of Health, the i Texas State Board of insurance, and the Texas Department of Water Resources. Final Reviews and Printingi The Consultant shalli as Present fifteen (15) draft copies of. the final report !o the city 8,-if or review and comment. Maps, charts, and other graphic material vii. be , presented at the original scale. j . P } 4 f I' b. Amend, as required. C, Prepare report, graphics and other material and coordinate for final printing. nifty (50) copies of the report shall be printed in final form and furnished to the City. An additional one hundred fifty (150) copies of them prozo)ebwillater I distribution system plan (repo printed and furnished to the City. j d, present final report to the )ublic Utilities Board. j 1. j i 1 ti I 'i e ,r . 7 ;s, r . October 7, 1980 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM 1 SUBJECT$ Consider Water Pro-Rata Agreement with Corinth for 12t' Water Line. SUMMARYs y, In April, 1974, the City of Denton and the City of Corinth jointly participated n constructing -water and sewer f transmission facilities to serve the City of Corinth. Corinth constructed 4,600 feet of 12" water 11.Ae'from State school Road to their city limits at a cost of $26,810.99, (See Exhibit I). It has been the policy of the Utilities ber~artment to'.iruar' pro=rata contracts` to d#velopers who bear the cost of offblte line work. Apparently, no pro-rata contract was ever ise"u*C } to the City of Corinth for the above subject work. Corinth did bear the cost of installing the water line and, as, is i customary, a pro-rats contract should be issued, (8** Exhibit II}. j i BISCAL SUMMARY See Exhibit I. ACTION REVIREDI G Approve or deny subject pro-rata contract. i RECOMMENDATIONt The Public Utilities Board, at their meeting of September 24, 1980, recommended to the City Council that a . pro -rata 4 contract be issued to the City of Corinth"'for subject water, ! line not to exceed a reimbursement of $26,810.99. Respectfully, R: E. Nelson Director of Utilities EXHIBITS I Memo from E. Jones to R,E. Nelson 6/27/80 II Pro-Rata Contract A t i I CITY OF DENTON M E M O R A N D UM TOt R. E. Nelson, Director of Utilitiis FROM1 Earl Jones, Supt. Water i Sewer Department DATEt August 27, 1990 Ret Cost to Corinth for 4,600' of 120 Water Line Denton - From State School Rd., to Corinth City Limits _ Furnishing 6 Installation of 4,600' 120 a-Water Line 6 $4.42 per foot I.- d . Y•:e l - ° ~ "45' of Boring 6 $35.00 per foot $ '1 ;40'0: 00 4- 12" Gate Valves 6 $300.00 Is $.10600100 2 Blow off Valves 6 $300.00 Each $ 600000 Air Vacuum Release Valves 6 $375 Each 9 1=125_.00 But-TOTAL $29,057.00 Engineering Fees 74 z $25,057 1 733 9 TOTAL $26,810.99 1 1 1 - With reference to pro-rata reimbursement due the City of Corinth on 4400' of 14" water line on the west side of I-3sE from 106, East of I state School load to Corinth City Limitst I have reviewed'.the,Contract with Moore Construction,:, the final cost that was prepared by B.L. Nelson and AssoCtates~' tnc., ared from !ot'Corlnth. I believe the cost figures that t have pre be this contract document are accurate, and Corinth is ue to reimbursed in the amount of $26,910.99 an it is collected from developers when they request servtce. Regards, i Earl' Jones i Superintendent Water & Sewer Department City of 8J/gcr Coe file Attachment a r r. Kirirk'7~ i i i flat tot sed In oarldsnlten at 111 =Mk notion at snap Waloe main asbw+sian f« we layout of Caifth and lda Citve tie i City Wm to niatruss Court" q be thlt oast of euoh Mtn ` •`s , . ~r -:•r : eC:r.: ssbsnian'thr'aa d 124,430.1/ undse 6 Ptotdatmr in stm 48 ororstn ty out ai." . I tt1 rises of this Agtas10snt of hlsetisn *11 vol 41.74 tf UN Car et (Adiatesss of the City of Oriten, 1406, as talebo n srlds4 10ith the folla,tng 3laitstlam L Attu the saptotuan of to (ldl IN" tops too dW of th smastioa of th Wsba 01014 eaNneton0 shish 11100 01blim I4, i I 111711 ro turtlet nbiutsnw ihtl be made to Catinh. i L "a tobbas sak shod rot ally be main s10hne4asd aalbfmied by tf1 City of pokon at codas Its dinnUm ttaa ar Oda oonsttuettan wrist the betas of skis Iytwrd,. C. I#--- tssasek T~s Stull to atria be C"I th at tuft sesiom it Ftittan, mod to no otl+ee PE(I). A Isle abkwsrwk atatsestd ehtl bf P42hu enlr fro bads metvw hr the city Purnwd to said Cads of Ctainenew. 1 L "am shall ba o Sul" of tan (10) Iwo 0o the Psttad of olletbtlity An ir tb ottgllul inStallst of the Min amt J J erqum t10LcbneM~eht of pto-tats psysrntJ wdot thL AgeSOwk. s.• •ta-; a 1tn Pwiad et sligibill#,r *AU begin ai th dsbe of tint ln.Peatlan wd seooAsnas it t:;e onto ion a th city. Y . i 1. All t40 sM 'Awf4 dwoo inwtnd wrist the - 4 Ptasi10tora of 4sottan U-14 11111 be W dt T the city shall tmoo' 0&2*4 dcr to Corinth Within chitty (70) i does a< ataelpt. I ° 3 +I i .J ~ r7- i V f~ f..+ aYfiilhSn I i , l f i I 'W 5Rd mom' it mob we of 1 IM br and bMXW tha City of NAM, A Ibnltripal Cxpo S" Ot 3 • tho Caanl at p•1te11 ald %b atata of Tom, hatainatta menead to M 'e he 0 and ON ion of Corinth, al ehniaipl Corporation a! tha ' j - Cmnty at On11n1 and rho dtaao ed %We haatlrttae aKartad M a 1 "Caelea . V ~ r 1rl~dr Corinth hM inataliad a Wtat lien drag do City of - oeaaxnea v"trop lino 1,00 tut to Corinth Ohl MMIN an tha w1 I'h alda at WIN aarviaa retie nd ` I O in ew bo dam Corie*A with %%*a aantaw, ° " Calla "a Wmerd to pap um am of 1,0*0 at Ufa in tha eiq IW%s of Orltan and hM a %WW &A vaaat rain M &m'bM aloaa : . p vma to aha plaeviaiar tr am"t on tm dme of 0" llµrnant at laatlan 35.71 ehtollpll /anion 35.71 of km Ueda ad CdIM"m at tha City of On1t0n, 51MM, M taratotom erandad W, r , lwdr the loran of CoetertA daioN ba waalroi aliuewk - ear *A oat WWw w paa wwd ad WW swoon a-" two* ~ i4 35-79 at W Cob ad Cadine m of da Citf Of C hm I, T42W wo mmma go in aalrtbrado+ of ttr pmiw aid tho ee+dlal aoaanrka Ind hmi"ttm provided, tha pwodd u pn~#i hatate apaa a tohotire I I -T ~ ter..- „ ~ 7. ~--T-\ i ~ "Owl "Olt Lot WO In owrldn Alit of W ho be rstaerl tt tM ch'? 0 of x"Wat OKIntb Mntr tnrrLur to ulk i .a.: c•: a COO ~OIAL at OAff*tty ULIO rd IRMSMt in ad b IMy~OMA .1.. M1 14M 4a ibw 1M d YY arMOts lift d !t tfS~' ~if;` VW URWW to tbw bt do PWPW R IMAIng mid Main Mtrriar. .rein, co an su daqp and WI the Per" of ft, min an a* 1 twe tiae IMn arlter~ , ~ i{i , 1 'fir q C~[1Ml~ k!'1llt~ , Cf'!! cr mRt]I~ ms } t - s Ct7! Ica" cm Cr come um i / i i 1 October 71 1980 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM # SUBJECTI Consider Agreement with Corps of Engineers Regarding Establishing Minimum Water Discharge Schedule for Aubrey Reservoir. SUMMARY i The Parks and Wildlife Department of the State of Texas has become concerned about adequate stream flows in the Elm Pork of the Trinity after Aubrey Reservoir is built, They have requested thae the Corps of Engineers establish a minimum flow from Aubrey Reservoir so as to preserve fish and Mild { life in the stream between Aubrey and Lewisville Reservoirs. The Water Department staff of the City of Dallas and-Denton_ have agreed that the minimum flows an listed on the attached 1 schedule are reasonable and are recommending approval of the attached Agreement, FISCAL SUMMARY rot Applicable ~ ACTION RZQUIREDt Approve or deny Agreement, ALTERNATIVES: I 1. Approve Agreement 2. Disapprove or modify Agreement and continue negotiations with the State of Teyas and the Corps of Engineers, RECOMMENDATIONi The Public Utilities Board, at their meeting of September 24, 1980, recomadended to the City Council approval of subject Agreement. Respec t/ffJul ly, x ~ ~.$liaison Director of Utilities s Exhibit i Agreement r .'yf. i. F7 i ei, lkP'•~ r MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT Between the City of Dallas, Texas and City of Denton, Texas and the 7nited States of America Statement of Purvose _ ;Tha-Aubrey Lake, located on the Elm York of the Trinity'Rivei;ifs deft el~d "i a °.duiS:like system with Lewisville Lake located downstreaed.- Tbe`duil•Lkii' ` system provides an opportunity to operate the ware.- supply system to satisfy water supply requirements for the cities of Dallas and Denton, sexes, while concurrently satisfying the secondary purpose of maintaining the stream's natural riparian qualities from Aubrey Dam to Lewisville lake. This Agrearent, i., 3en~~1[ed iAeo by and between the United States of Amer idit(6diaiaiftie cifliA~.•-" 'l~r Ow "6ovi.rriseat") represented by the District Engineer, port WorthDistrict, ' Corps'of [nginsers, and the city of Dallas, Texas, and the city of Denton, Texas, (bareiaafter called the "Cities") is to maintain minisum desig"tad streemflows through water supply operation in the Elm hark of the Trinity liver from Aubrey Dam to Lewisville Lake to maintain the stream's anviron- . mental quality. A, What the Cities will Da a 1. The Cities will endeavor to request releases of water impounded in tbs Aubrsy.Laka in such a manner sad of such volume that thers'vill be a continuous i sdniaus outpouring thr.agh the conduit into the Elm lork'of the Trinity in ! accordance with the following seasonal scheduler at Once deliberata ispmadment has be&An in Aubrey Lake until the lake is • half fu110 the sinimvn conservation storage release by the Cities viil.ber- ' daterrined by the following minimum monthly release formrilir" Release • ~Moathlz rata „er followins table) X - t~ains~d. atorsae] Release storage After the like rsae~ half full, and thereafter, the minimum releaes-will ivere= a 1S cfs (10 apportioned to monthly rates ss,6116wse mouth C.1S l9GD Jan 12 g yeb Is 12 , Mar 30 19 ; May 39 2S Jun 22 it Jul 6 s Aug 3 2 Sep S 3 f i -IF y Month CPS MCD L~ w Oct 6 4 Nov 7 S Dec 7 S b. In case of an "treat drought such thot the total storage if both Aubrey and Lewisville Lakes becomes depleted to about 300,000 acra tat, with a small part of this storage being in Aubrey Lake, the Cities retain the right to release all the water remaining in Aubrey Lake into Lewisville Lake. After all the water is released from Aubrey Lake, as long as the drought continues, the natural flow of the channel, at Aubrey Dan$ will not be ianpounded in Aubrey Lake, but will be permitted to flow freely down the channel to Lewisville Lake. b. What the Government Will Do 1. The Government will endeavor to operate the release facilities of Aubrey Lake in such a mamaer that the adnimum ralseass of conservation ' water as set forth in Sentiou A above, will be of such volume and in such i. . manner that not lass than the agreed to minimum flows will be continuous in nature, rather than sporadic or slugged. aa.~:e, :rat: :net yoorsau >r; , 2. The Government will also endeavor to release any water impounded is the flood control pool of Aubrey Lake at such rates of increase and decrease that will conform to the natural hydrogn:apb for comparable flows. The volutes i that will be released will be in accordance vith the project design. C, further Understanding This Mesorsidus of Agreasnt will be effective when signed and will become J a part of the alter Control Manual ' This Memorandum of Agrsasent will be in i effect for the life of the dual lake aysta unless termiaatod or aedified is i wsitits by all psrties. Review of the terra of this ltstosand%is of Agreement 1 may be trade at any tisa by matual consent of the parties bArato or by either llli~ party after 60 days notice of its desire for review. TU CITIESs _ DTt 4 Director, Dallas water Utilities DAT%t a EYt City i anagsr, Denton DAT=t TSY UNIT STATES Of AMIUCAs . EYt District Englneer i Corps of Engineers DATES i j 9 t October 7, 1980 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM 4 ` SUBJECTS Consider request from K- William B. Rogers and J. Robert Goodson to serve a subdl , ,ion with the City of Denton water outside the City limits. SUMMARYs This Is the Solar Way Addition and is located on South Donnie ; Brae Street in the extra territorial jurisdiction of the City E of Denton. Mr. Rogers has agreed to install a water line from the City of Denton's existing line and all necessary lines in ? his subdivision at his ovn expense said work misting all requited specifications. Mr. Rogers stated that he would like to be served with k sanitary sewer service, but at the present time, sewer is not available in this area. when the Hickory Creek sewage lines are installed, probably within the next two or three years, i such service will become available to this area. Until such time, Mr. Rogers would need to install septic tanks or builC a t lift station. A lift 'station would probably not be feasible for this size subdivision. f~ FISCAL SUMMARY$ The water line will cost from $12.50 to $21.50, per foot depending upon current costs. Exact determination of footage necessary to complete determinable at this time. un w. ACTION REQUIREDI Approve or deny Mr. Rogers' request for water service in Solar Way Addition. RECOMMENOATIONs The Public Utilities Hoard, at their meeting of September 24, 1980, recommended to the City Council approval of Mr. Rogers' request that he be allowed to install the aforemention water line and serve the addition with septic tanks until such time as sewer is available in this area. Respectfully, Reg. Nelson a Director of Utilities i EXHIBIT I Letter from Mr. W. Be Rogers i II Solar Way Addition Plat 1 2248 Stonegate Drive Denton, Taxes 76201 Sertembar 9, 1980 ~ ; i Mr, Earl Jones Dlrmtor, Natior and Sewer Utilities J-1 City of Denton Denton, Texas 76201 Dear Mr, A.MSt r Following our conversa*^fo :oday i em writing to ask for.tlr~'prixil,vQq • of meeting with the 6tiIItier lloard of the City of Denton at°its i 3e1.t%*er 24 noting to re"St city,'44ter service for Solar Wee . Addition off Ilopnle Brae just south of t;m city limits, At you ktjwt the platting of this addition was approved by planning and ZoniAg and by the City Council earlier this yeer (since it ii' within the extraterritorial jurisdiction of tNe,city). Also the development end its access road have boon approved by the County Cowsisstoners. We are now in the process of building upon same of the late. I understand of course that we must assw% responsibility for the In. i_ stallation of the water lines acsordinq to City apaelficationa, Fol. low,ng our conversations, I asatn the best way would be to tap city water at the railroad tracks and city limits on Highland Perk with a E six Inch ,not ease along Bonnie Brae with an eight inch 114 and continue Into Solar wov with`e six inch lines Thank you (-)r the consideration of this request. , Sincerely yours, .w 1 j tirllliam d1 Rogers i4 A~, _y ,1a4'~n,A l 1 •1 .1 . o' i N NMI. L.IY I Show i .r• 1 f kill of 1 1• to If%d 1 ` Y Y NI •IP~ 1. . IA IFII . j: 1 . SN ! to l 4t VA t of 9 "J1 WA 01-4 L t1 @ f 1.1 AC. 1.1 AG K 1 I.OF: %loI It Volk r~ ~IOiJ y . ' 1~ '1v.. r r it At 1 r Alloo,ool" 00 IN ky In• nat Lot ?A V OD ISO 171 A, L1MM _ j N'rl.y 1~ N • e. LOTS 1 i I 1.t1~ AS Lot Is lef to of it it ti yp it wA CQf~ /r~l/ 44 AC 'oo"At Will At M i L 66t ILI 16 1111 L Ilk, 4 Pk f.M .f NS f' 1 11f r OAii},Ilat / .1-014. r ? # FINAL PLAT a A,IrH• Nt/Y c►I goc.yR v Y.Odx'` 61fC«r f 1 it.rtreiwrr.lllll vo ! F Ntt1LA0 ~ LffOC+at6! IIr0~ ' ~y..,t..r Iurtea . e.lirttai !N I•IM/1 IlMfC111 t11 1. 1.'N•• i 1`•• HIl ~r`tl lh~. 1~~1 IM' ! - i . 111/ 11 r 14 SUN P..1Yhyty, J/ Robort O6adsm I.lew all 393 3413 • tiAn1' e1 Ro~br~ J 8i] J 1696 El i SOUR MAY 4 r1 Off Bonnie Brae South Denton, T%xas i Soler May is designed is in inclusive rural type community with a special coneurn for the environment and the efficient use of energy, The } emphasis is upon the responsible stewardship of the land and of public energy resources for the benefit of residents and of the community at large. Lots range from less than one to less than two acres, with special community areas to be designated for the use of all residents. Elee•' { tricity and water are the public utilities being brought into the area Initially, Waste dlspoeal is by septic tank 'or other publically authorised weans. r The first road, ';olar Way, is laid out in an oast-west Alreofion to make, .ths•best•-use o: a direct southern exposure for houses (whether It falls'to the front or to the beck) for maximum heat gain in the winter and moral Mat:pretee• tion from the sun in the summer, Host lots slope t,~ the backu'IVh'.ch'oftalf makes feasible partially underground houses with an dutsidq oxpoiUre rt ):ha, lower level. Soma lots border upon Londe (either existing or projected) which will become community property when a neighborhood association is formed to assume title. Though ecologieal and energy conserving concerns are at the foe front, the planning of the development Is in tune with responsible public reguletior. and in cooperation with the appropriate public agencies, While outside the E city limit, it is within the extra territorial jurisdiction of. the city and has been approved by the Planning and Zoning Cammiisslon and the Oity`Ceuncil. The Denton Count Commissioners Court hsj also approved the p'fat end the road right of way In anticipation of the public deduction of the road, All hone construction In Solar May Addition must moot widely accepted standarda such as the Uniform Building Code. Subdivision restrictions are listed only to maintain minimum standards and to insure the protection of neighbors. They are deliberately left as flexible as possible to encourage innovetlve home designs and now dew loans both In energy gain and conservation.. Any specifies which may prove Ineppli• cable to become outdated may be-waived only by the action of the Architectural Committee. Restrictions are as follows: 1. Solar May Is a private residential community of family homes, t 2, No house will be built which In design and quality of construction wil; detract from the neighborhood or fall to moot standards eataSlished by the or!gtnal houses of the Uniform building Cock, All building plena must be approval by a designated Architectural Codmittse consisting of the developers I and lot owners appointed by them. J l I j 1 1 .111 j I 2 possible, ecology, with as 1 littiiaadverseai fectplanning the environment as consistent 4. For adequate energy gain from the sun a minimum of tan per cant j of the floor space of each house mutt be devoted to south acing q N ss, sky- lights, or solar collectors, with glass adequately overhung to eliminate I rummer sun and with autficisnt mass employed for winter heat storage. g. For adequate energy conservation, walls and eailinps ebdVG.+& rid.- r moat mast high insulation utandards, However, Insulati'on'may Rota 646darily be desirable below ground 13val because of the ideal underground tiemoersturs stability in this climate (in the mid sixtiass summer, and winter), :below ground floors and walls must be fully coaled on the outside from moisture by eombinntions of parging, ew4nt sealers and vinyl membranosa Also to. quired for underground construction are footing draini•(perto?stied pipe) vaeted to the outside at grade level, At1 glass areas will M4 a minimsso of double gU:ing. ! 6a If outside pets or livestock are to be kept, there moat be proper fencing to contain them. ' j 7, No old house or trailer may be moved to a lot to fens'the sills ' F structure. However, in no sense would this discourage the use,ot pritabrleated i units In construction or any related innovative method. Any building constructed in addition to the main house must also be approved by the Architectural Gwiolttee. 86 The access road Is built by the developers and will be pub orally i dadicated and maintained by the County, which has a policy of paW ng r dewlap- i meat road when half the lots are sold, Essaments for utilitlea hate pile bE5411y iealty dedlotad. M are will bi dedicated to the let owners for use such as recreation and water resources. Ali lot owners wlII become membart of the Neighborhood Association# which will Mums title to this caarnunity area, 9. No lot may be used as a dumping ground for trash, garbage or any ? j stored substance which proves to be oftenelvie to neighbors. 10, No otfensive trade or activity will be carried on, the crl4eelon being whether it Is a nuisance to the neighborhood, lie No drilling or exploration for oil or gas or other raining operations will be permitted. s 12, No lot may be subdivided or re lotted without the consent of the Architectural Camnittea and the responsible public regulatory sglncy, J, Robert Goodson Wi11iem B, Rogers 1911 Whippoorwill Lane 2248 stonegate Orly* Denton, Taxes 76201 Denton, Texas 16201 Phenol 017 383 3173 Phenol 017 381 1696 t ;j l . i i 1P octoeer 1980 S + CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM 1 SUBJECTS Consider Clarification Amenament of the 1977 Lone Star Gas x' Contract. i g►NIARY S ` The 1977 Lone Star Gee ice Contract as a index a ! h isavadgue`intthe applicable to the bare Pr rice is determine . manner in which the calonder year price 1 , J Lone Star hasbAe offeo 'to t in order to clarify this ambiguity, rice e e } BLS atoradeterminee t eioad1USted the „se the arithmetical 4 coding years heae been using Does' a embeg 1 po Sion f the Contraat. They ear s Dace of the preceding year compared to the prior y pi9ChL Su*%RYS rice under the present This change would reduce roximately $12,000. ! yssfil, .ontraat 0.40 or app RECOWS06 "ONS of 8eptesber 24; The'publio Utilities 8oardr at their gtio ng 1980; recomioendee, that this clarifidatin anaendeaent to the I Contract be accepts Respeotfullyr R. E. Nelson I Director of utilities EXgt9;T IS Lone star Gas Letter Agreement 1 I t k 1 I r 71 Lone Star Gas Company Ro,~~, Rooat~s InM4du~ih0lal Gw S dminbnoYae 3015 H"wd 9•411 • t)ollm 74.017.5101 September 18, 1980 City of Denton Municipal Building d Denton, Texas 76201 it Attentiont Mr, R, 9, Nelson Re: Gas Sales Contract Dated November 7, 1977` Gentlemen' in order to clarify the method of determining the appropriate index factor in r applicable to the base price adjustment set forth in the November1477 Gas Sales Contract between Lone Star and the City of Car7ands Lone Star his tendered to the City of Carlapd the proposal that the following paragraph replace paragraph (2)(c), Article V11 of the referenced contract Since ' the referenced pricing language in the Gas Sales Contract to identical to i the pricing language in the Gas Sales Contract dated November 71,19770' I between Luna Star and the City of Denton, Lone Star hereby offers the City h of Denton the opportunity to agree to delete the existing paragraph (2)(c) of Article V1 entitled "Price" and substitute in lieu thereof the .chewing paragraphs ~I "For each Calendar Year subsequent to 19790 an Adjue'ed'Base Price shall be determined by multiplying that portion of the Base Yrlce provided for in paragraphs (2)(a), (2)(b), or in this paragraph (2)(c) fof the immediately preceding Calendatio Year, which is in excess of thirteen cents (13C), by of the arithmetical average of each month's Producer ?rice index for All Commodities, as originally published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the United Stares Department of Labor (BLS), for the immediately preceding Calendar Year to r the -arithmetical average of each month's Producer Price index for All Commodities, is originally published by the BLS, for the second preceding Calendar Year, and adding the result w.' I thereof back to the thirteen cents (13C)I 'Whenever the Adjusted Base Price so determined is greater than the Base price shown in paragraphs (2)(a) or (2)(b)s the Adjusted y K Base Price provided for in this paragraph (2)(c) shall I constitute the Base Price in effect foe that Calendar Year. In the event the 9tS ch*nges the base year for the purpries t; 1 1 { I w 1 r . f 1 f city of Denton Attentions Mr. R. E. Nelson September l8, 1980 Page two i of calculation of the Producer Price Index for All,CommOditiesi the calculations described in this paragraph shall reflect the adjustment in the base period, or in the event the BLS makes any any other changes in the method of calculation of this index, { then the calculations described in this paragraph shall be made with the leplaceme.nt or eubatituted data the BLS provides which most closely resombles the index Wcifie2 by this paragraph." 1 „ 7, ~ I kk , Except as herein modified, changed and amended, all of the terms, provisions, covenants and conditions contained in the above-referenced Cas Sales Contract 1i shall remain in full force and effect. if the foregoing provisions are agreeable to you, p.leaso execute the two originals E' of this Letter Agreement by signing same in the space provided below and returning both copies to this office no later than October 10, 1980. If both copiee'of the Letter Agra Dent have not been received by October 10, 1980, Lone Star will deem such inaction as acceptance of Lone Star's previous method of cm.lculatina the r; adjusted bade price under the now existing terms and condition.) of Article V1, 2(c) of the Gas Sales Contract. Very truly Yours, 1 Robert A. Rodgers 1 RARtcdb AGREED TO AND ACCEPTED this the AGREED TO AND ACCEPTED this the day of 1980 day of 1980 r ..r._..._.-- , By,:,-- BY' r Title Title "Seller" "Buyer" i . 3 • Y r° F i 1 i~ n~ u .r. r +S t \ LIr0.l1!'l' ✓'I r3. ae(f. iYi'.n r Yer : le ! City of Denton I r Memorard^Yim October 7, 1980 Agenda Items Approval of the final plat of Target Addition. 1 Summar Y _ r The developer seeks to plat a parcel along the northeast side 4 of Colorado Blvd, for developaieht of a target store and associated retail outlet. Recommendation: The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the final plat of Target Addition at their meeting of August 20, 1980 however plans for extension of a sanitary sewer line from,Peean Creek 'k and Loop 288 to the site were not included, The Planning', Commission approved the plat with the condition that'satisfectory sanitary. sewer plans would be submitted to the staff prior to the October 7, 1980 City Council meeting, Action Recuiredi;! t The City Council should moue to approve t r he final plat of ^ Block 1, lots 1 and 2, Target Additions if satisfactory plans have been submitted. Exhibit: # ~,Al Map 1 i ear e 1 1y.,, ari 1 r TARGET ADDITION 1P r 1 4 ~ r 00 0. 0- y.. r A. f ♦.L. vi•1 tl.t •.1.:. !n:. rni rr:"V .,t..n. v _ I Alternatives; The Council could decide to retain the property or could determine that the property is not independently developable. If no curb cuts are permitted it would not be independently developable. Action Required: The Council should moves 1. To dispose of the property 2. Determine if the property is independently developable Exhibits Map F s 1 1 1 jx p F t j 1 1 1 It , Z , Y V Ayw r77 T-- i I ~ F i • 1 jj w ~ J y r. I . ♦1 f\ a r ' } f r' r y t~ ' . • y•r ~I. 1 100. r i 01 I CITY OF DENTON MEMORANDUM h DATE OF MEETINOt October 7, 1980 1 AGENDA ITEMS Bid #8811 Sedan 4 door SUHWY 1 In July, 1980 a police patrol car, unit 203, was involved in an aceiden►. sustaining extensive damage. The unit was considered i total loss by the iusurance company snd a check for $5,050.00 was paid to the City'ol Denton. Since the patrol division was one car short, unit 55 was moved to patrol, This move has left the patrol captain. without a vehicle. The , f r purchase of this now vehicle will allow. the Police chief to trove his auto mobile unit 50 to the patrol division ciptain to rep,ace unit 55 which ' replaced unit 203 that was totaled. Only one bid was received in reply to the requests sent outr We requested bide on a unit in stc:k for immediate delivery that meet our spec- E V ifieations as close as possible. The bid of Bill Utter Ford was the'only bid E received, The car bit is equipped with options the City does not normally , purchase such as vinyl top, whitewall tires AM-FM Staros power door ,locks, i luxury wheal covers, paint stripes, visor vanity mirror and Vent windows, The price bid, $6,997.00, exceeds the cost of the standard police unit by $141.20 and to 51,947.00 over the insurance check amount. FISCAL SUMdAAYt Funds fnr this, replacement vehicle will be talon from Motor P63 replacement account # 06-00-87-07 in the amount of $1,947.00 and the 05,050.00 insurance check will cover the balance, ACTION UOUIRF,4t Approval by council and award of bid. } ALTERNATIVE9t 1. Award b:d as received add, presented. 2. Continue to operate one vehicle short until new police cars are bid in January for delivery in March. STAFF RZCOWMRATIONSt to reoemmead this bid be awarded to Bill Utter Ford in the amount of $6,997,00 for immediate delivery. LXHIBIT3t Tabulation sheet. ,iyF Tom 00 Shav, C.P. . Asett. Purcheiing Agent it r ``r• owl k BID 9A11 BID 4 Door Sedan MII Utter Ford OPEN 9/23/80 _ ACCOUNT f _ ITEM DESCRIPTION VENWA v DR VENDOR VENDOR 1. 1 4 Door Sedan $62997.00 I !77]` 1 I r , ! t„ ' s M I ' °r> .i i, y Y y I I i CITY OF DENTON i MEMORANDUM DATE OF MEETING: October J, 1980 AGENDA 2TEM: Bid f 8813 Janitorial Service for Recreatirn Centers SUMMARY: This bid is for complete Janitorial service for the Recreation j centers at North Lakes and Dania Parks. This bid is for Janitorial service {I for one y.!rr, however) the City will be billed and pay monthly as per bid contract agreement. FISCAL SUMMARY: Budgeted account for 1980-81 year. ACTION MUIRED: Approval by Council ALTERNATIVES: i; Biro custodial help to do the Janitorial service, STAFF REC014 CKDATION$: We recommand this bid be awarded to the low bidder, J. W i aan for 812,000,00 for the year for both recreation canters. This will be Rom par month per reerud.on center for service provided 6 days per soak, and they furnish the supplies and equipment, MALTS: Tabulation sheetb ohn Marshall, C,P.l1 Parchasin= Ageat ~I lc f ,w,; i i.` er1F~f i DID 1 8813 'BID Janitorial Service Clyde Mohair J.H. OPEN 4/25/80 "Big Mo" Luman ACCOUNT 1 0141-81-11 I QTY. M-L►baf $1.1,000.00 - -Clean two ( 2) recreation y_ ~A- $1§,000.00 centers from 10/1/80 thru - 9/30/81 North Lake-t and Denis Park + 1 O.DO $1,000.00 } t j 1p a:,1 1 r u t ea. Ok"I . CITY OF DENTON MEHORANDUM DATE Of MEETING: October 19 1980 i AGENDA ITEMt Purchase order #44706 to Bolain Equipment in the amount of $6,867.19. ' SUHMARYt ~ s This purchase order is for the repairs made on City of Denton unit 06166 a Bantam Hydraulic Excavator purchased in 1976 at a coat of + 964,079.00. As the purchase order indicates the diesel engine was completely rebuilt and the hydraulic cylinders were rebuilt. This unit is a major pied of the Water 3 Sewer department's equipment float. FISCAL SIIIOMt 5 E Funds for this purchase will be taken from the Vehicle Main ! tanance outside repairs account (05-98-87-10) and charged to the using department vehicle maintenance account (04-61-8343). 4 Currently our Vehicle Maintenance center does not haw the 1 capabilities to preforms this type of engine and hydraulic cylinder Equiprent overhaul. Repairs 'of this nature can not be bid and 8lin is the only source of this type service in Denton. ACTION REOUIREDs Approval by Council. ALTERNATIVES: None. STAFF RICONKMATIONSt We recommend this purc'use order number 44706 to Bolain Equipment be approved for payment. IBI' 8 t Purchase order 44706, invoice #3059 from Bolain Equipment. Tot D. Shaw, C.P.M. Asst. Purchasing l.gant y: j1 J } i AA i { CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER 44706 117/36!•!61 DOW Metro 217.002 vawa No. 04n 8-19-80 No NO. mAu not, W.C. No. - i =*Vv oAn ASAP ACCT. NO, 05-98-87-10 Bolsin Equipment I RFD l ww WA { Denton, Texas 16201 Tot CITY OF DiNTON Vehicle Maint. 804 Texas i Denton, Texas I r " ITIM CITY STOCK hUMeeR O"CaNn ION QUAN. ►RICe AWUM Rig #616b Rebuild Snsine 3,880,1 9,880,19 Rebuild hydraulic cylinders lot 1987.00 29A7,00 ~~ytiJtpt,~~ bCar Ad j I r ' i I 3" POW P.O. NO. ON All Dr.M" TICKITe, W". ITC., 61" F MUS W DU►UCATI TO ACCOUM O TANI, X fIMAI M AM tAOM WAI IAR AS PIA NOUII I"A AI, TNI CITY Or OIN"N It MONMRIO P OM PA"4 MA MIACK"" UPON M N RkNYID. ALL S$VMVM MUIf If 40.1., CM OR OINTON, MAI. 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CYLt~It MO ' yY e 2r~1 1 ~ i 1 as `I gy`p's K"is4 cStAt4rt naa ; k.a`4,+ f` 1 1 y,y] r,,N„ "K1T SOD ` ~fy3,'t L ;A I' 1. kD)36661 ,s N'i%EritQ ~'OD l~ ¢8Q vc~ WASHR MG 'g,.7~t~ DD4 ",HEA,t I .•1 I ~r Z~65t `i '{~}l r'+l ~,:+J Il~f, 0, 'r 5 f i J 309S 1 J or"o 22d ' `4th, i d ) a ~ f * 1 R p4 AKE P y fry "DEEIsT~N , Cat~t Y~ • DEFj~ f ~~~►;~i!~l,~k O'f4ffl+t, N fip AKP UPON i rl i , rNt Ot t "".tt►~► k. J pQC.,012 r±F !{E~UN ILECtAlCAL It, "Eel '1'EEArArEE 71 po, DO M EccstS WOH 1♦ i'<`S ~ ! r.lr: 4'~lt .{'r rr. 4~i M` h, , Fier,, r: ' + !r ._M":t'~ ro y a '>,..•:~n ..la•.:...~...5.• a uar.,.i f c•• i CITY OF DENTON MEMORANDUM DATE OF MEETiNGI October 1, 1980 AGENDA ITEM: purchase order number 45300 to Physio-Control for a Lifepak 5 Monitor defibrillator system in the amount of $79175.00. . SYI 1 This purchase order is for the purchase of a Lilepak 5 Monitor defibrillator system for use by the lit* Department Emergency Medical w Service. This unit will be installed in the nev ambulance currently out We currently have two of this ssme unit, one for each of the 1 for bid. first line ambulances. FISCAL SUMARY: Physio-Control in Arlington is the only source for the `lepak S is this area. They also Offer a complete repair service for the Lifspak S. Funds for this purchase have been apptovad on the 1980-81 budget account 101-51-91-04, Fire Department vehicles and tiuipssnts ACTION RIN11E21 Approval by Council. ALTW_1ATIVBS t Nose. ST~AFt AEC22MMA,10 We recommend this purchase order 145300 tv Physio-Control in the amount of $7,175.00 be sppYOvsd. i i iE%11 ll t. Purchase order number 45300. i Tod D. Shah, C.P.M. MIA Aas ~ t ~ f urcharing Agent to 3 i 4 , p!M_Gn: .1~jk ..°ar..~ . .,.,..e,F-3c'r,yy x. CITY OF DRNTON, TRXAS PURCHASE ORDRR NUMSRR 45300 117/umMol 0/FW Matte S47-M2 DAYS 10/1/80 Sit No. None wrk Not wo. MO-None lwuwr CAN AM. wo, 01-51-91-04 I - SW VIA Phyeio-Control f 2719 Avenue E, Bast lei CITY OF DINTON~ Fire Department Suite 512 215 X. kcftinney St. Arlington, Texas 76011 Denton, Time 76201 ITLM CITY STOCK NUMef.11 DatCAI PY}ON WAN. ►RICa AMOUNT ` I Ufepak 5 monitor defibrillator system including l $g,435.00J part number 9-00283-958 2~ Defibrillator No, 9-00283-952 1 $3,3~J0.00 ' 3. battery charter No. 9-00284-08 1 64!.00, 41 battery Discharger No. 800369-00 l 123.00 51 battery Pack Replacement No. 9-10424-01 6 $100.00 600.00 i . ! 1 z, j 1~.1fl~QO 800ow P.C. NO. ON A" SHN"O M OS MAN flCx1Tt, sivacts, M. tam wwca NI OM T1 70 ACCOUNT{ PATM• m win v: w.r.n `i TMMAI MI SOW %MM ULU TAM At NO HOWL Ml #A TW CM OF DIWON K PfMMItmO MOM ►AYM PON M"t"W WW R M + E W.&MD. ALL OIMP%Wft MIT 11 Ph-&, CITY OF MWft TI%M. ON" ALL PIP"N/ TO'. y r CM Of 0WON, PURCHASING DEBT, f k i,9 E, MaKkfrwry w - . I Denton, Tex" 76MI roNMNO.off~ft v, A t'.FFwA''•'. ~'N r'