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AGENDA
CITY OF DENTON CITY COUNCIL
April 21, 1981
Regular Meeting of the City of Denton City Council at 5:00 p,m.
Tuesday, April 21, 1981 in the Council Chambers of the Municipal
Building at which the following items of business will be considered.
5100 p.m,
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A, Legal Mhtters - Under Sec. 2(e), Art. 6252-17 V.A.T.S. {
Ba Real Eetate - Under Sao, 2(f), Art. 6252-17 V,A.T68.
C. Personnel - Under See. 2(g), Art. 6252-17 V.A,T,S, S°
D, Board Appointments - Under Sec. 2(q), Art. 6256-17
V,A,T.S.
7100 p.m.
+ 2, Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of April 70
1981.
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31 Consent Agenda
Hach of theme items is recommended by the Staff and
approval thereof will be strictly on the basis of the staff
recommendations. Approval of the Consent Agenda authorises
the City Manager or his designee to implement each item ir, 1 r.'
accordance with the Staff recommendations.
A. Bids/Purchase Orderer
1. Bid 1 8889 gale of Surplus and Junk Transformers '
26 Bid 1 8690 Fencing at Service Center
3. Bid 6 8891 Handicap Modifications
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41 Sid f 8897 Number 2 Diesel Fuel (replaceaenc)
5. Purchase Order 1 67793 to American Clay Forcing
Company in excess of 93,0006064
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City of Denton City Council Agenda
April 211 1981
Page Two
4. Public Rearingst
A. Z-1485. This is the petition of Mr, Richard Compton
requesting a change of zoning from single family
(SF-7) to multi-family (M?-1) classification at 1040
Welch Street, The tract of land to approximately 44
acres in size and is located at thr. southwest cornet
of the intersection of Fannin and Welch Streets,- (The
Planning and Zoning Commission`recommend& approv6l.}
51 Ordinances
h k A, Adoption of an ordinance changing the toning from
single family (SF-7) to multi-family (NF-l}
classification at lot 10 block 3 of the Wo H, Nattam
Addition located at the southwest corner of the
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intersection of Welch and Fannin Streets. Z-1485
160 Approval of an anreement to reinstitute the City/County Yak?
Health Board. .
' 71 Receive a report on the Sycamore Street Bridge.
8, Announcement of new Board Appointments.
91 New Business
This section
• provides City Council Members a section in
which to suggest new items of business for future agendes,
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CITY CoUACIL D1EMO 190, Tf CW69101COS
An 1, Wa1ils% suing of City ouncil WA Denton Count~~®Sesloaers at 10 noon,
CCUSCIL PbESL1fTm Mayor Pro Tam Taliaferro, council members Hopkins add
Stephens.
" i Mayor Stewart and Couaci?. Members Ye1m had Galley.
F~ Judge Preston and Commitsicatrs Odle, Walker, Way
and Bvieser.
Mayor Pro Tea Taliaferro opened the setting.
1r Discussion of combining the City County Medical Services
Coordinator V1 'h the City/County Health Department.
Comissioders Odle, Switaer, Preston, Batty and Walker
spoke bat there was not an agreement to accept the recommendation of the
city CoWll that the Medical Cervices Coordinator office booaa a part of
the City/County Saalth Department.
2, DiseLfsion of the matter of funding of the City/County
Medical Services Coordinator.
Salt.rerro sdvised that the Council will aut funding for
the Medical berwiaet Coordinator office unless tbtre is u argument +tronS
enuugb to change the Council's unanimous rote. hFi
j, In the course of discussing the reinstatement of the City/
County Health Department board of Directors Commissioner evitter gave a short i
history of the Health Department. It favored a Board reinstatement.
Taliaforro introduced Mrs. fannis Belie Daup, Ctiairman of
the Cite,$ mumae besouces Coudtte. ghe advised that the committee was ii
treated to serum 1611 re4uests emidd before tbam in behalf of the City. She
advised that bar comities favored reinstating a Bealth Department board with
Mattel Service, Is the Sealtb napartment.
Copkias asked it problems would be solved it City/County had
Comon Health Department Boards
IMr Switsar motion Walker second to begin proceedings to rein-
state a Health Departent Board.
A vote was net taken on the motion.
Oda asked for an extension of time.
The Coemissioters pastponed action an Switlur't motion
relative to Health Department loud until their next regular session.
There was no discussion of other City/County Agencies r
the seating aMnurned at 7100 P.R.
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CITY Of TUTOR CITY COUNCIL
April 7, 1991
Regular muting of the City Council at fi00 p.m., Tuesday, April 7, 1961
In the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building,
MSENT, Mayor Stevan, Mayor Pro Tom Taliaferro, Council Heston Mllsy,
Stephens, Napkins cad Vela.
1. The Council convened into executive session at 5,00 P.M. to dis-
cult legal mattess,Real Settle, Personnel and Board Appointseoti.
At TOO p.m. the Council eodvsded into public session.
The following Iesoluttoo vas presestedr,
RISOLUTIMN
vdva S, Ad Meroh 10, 1961 at 21 M.M. Kevin Iprd, an aaalcyee of the
Ilectrioal Department of she City of Dented Teas, reaaived serious tA-
s Jury from ad electrical shock when be ease In anotaet vith a truck vkieh
vex touching a hot electrical virej and
VNIRIAS, Mark Boyd and Mike Porter, also employees df the IlectriNl
Department of the City of Dented, Texas, immediately recognised the serious
situation add Condition of Kevin Lord, add adriatetered Kevin LCrd CPR and
mouth to south resuscitation Lad coatinued until the ambulance and parasedioe
arrived as the scene{ Lod
WK010, the quick action and first aid administered by Mark. Boyd cad Mike
Porter to Kevin Lord was a major (eater contributing to sawing the life of
Kevin Lordi NOW, TK21VO1I,
BI IT RNSOLPID SY TNN CITY COWCtL OF TNI CITY or OvI101 TIKAS,
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The City Council of the City of Denton, Taxes bereby expresses to Mark
Boyd and Mike Porter its grateful thanks and appreciation for their quick 4
thinking bad lifesaving "ties on March 30, 1901 for their follow employ",
Kevin Lord.
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h Ve ask all employees of the city, of Down and our fellow eitiltlt of
the City of Dented to join us in saying theske to Mark Boyd Led Mike Porter
for a job well docks.
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ile hereby declare April 7, 1961 u "Mark Boyd add Mike Porter Apprpiation ~ -
Day" in the City of Denton, Texas.
` The City Secretary is bereby directed to r"ord this Msseiutiea Is full
in the Minutes of the city council and to furnish an original copy to "Mark
Boyd cad Mike Porter",
PASSIM AND APPROYND this the 7th day of April, 1961,
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0001® NOVf, CITY SICRNTART
i Cm oP DNNTON, TIKAS 1
APPAW" AS To WAL P011Mt E
C. J. TTAYLOR, Jln CITY ATTORNIY
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April , 1981 continued
Motion BttpMSe, second Oalley that the Iaolutfoa be peasad. On
roll call rota 0611ey "aye", Itephaas "aye", Tsatsftrro "aye", Hopkins "Lye",
Yale "aye" and Mayor "aye". Motion carried uaaaiacusly.
The Mayor presented plaques Lod copies of the sbovs Resolutions
to both fiord and Porter. These two seen then praised the setlona of their
00-workers, Kenneth Hydo, Charles Finley, Jim Iron and Id Dawson
The Mayor then read perttoas of the follows hoalarationns
hoololmiag Secretaries Week, Leta Sipes Phi Day, Dr. Leon breedta bay,
Private Property Week sad Dr. 0~4 M. Testa, Sobel Laureate (a1/a ands
honorary citisea).
2. The Council considered appprroval of the Ntavtea of the Regular
Meeting of Mara, 10, 19811 the SPecial Called Matting of Marcy 11, 1981 and
the Special C81:ed Meettol of Mash 24, 19814
Vets Nation, Hopktas secocd that the Minutes Of the Rasular Mesons
of led 19414 the Meeting ofM March O 24e81be ai of March ottocb carried h un
Cal w ' 19 vwoved. N ~
an~ital mouely.
Coolant Agenda
osiley motion, Yala seoond to approve the Consent AStada.
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A. side/Purobsea Orders
1. ltd / U14, Ythiale Prereatatire aaistenaaae, warded
to Waller blot, the lowest bidder.
16" Water senses awarded to United Construct.
2. In d 8618,
ion Company, faeorperated of Della$ At the low bid of
1234,291.00 with piety (60) working days,
1. Hid 16682, Airport A(rioulture taut watdod'to Gish
bidder Iroset sense twis Trietsah for the total throe
(3) year, lease in the moat of 114,941,15•
4, Sid 1963, ve110 and pulp Vapairs awrded to Ln• Tease
company .t a low bid Of 12!,611.00.
i 8, Hid /6666, lydrwlto Orlladerf awarded to Ieroar'd W
Associates at a low 114 prise of (9,!1145 with freight }
prepaid. {li
I. Plates
1. The final reolat of lots 21 Lad 26 block 2, Wiallaton
Village, Phase 1 was approved.
C, Final PLYaeata, i
1. Pisses payment to C-X09 for the fire Station roc approved. 1
4. Public Searingss
A. The Council eenoidered the petition of Isuadra Joose reywNt-
fe4 a 8peaffis Ulf Pewit for a der care center et hock 1,
the Vi1114e Phase T, which if located along the V"t 9144 of
Stuart Road begtanisl approrisateiy 54 fast north of the, la
tersection of Manhattan Itraet. The hearing vat opened, ens
(1) spoke to favor, none to opposition. Searing closed,
Charles Watkins advised that 14 letters aailed, its (6) to
favor, no opposition,
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Hopkins motteo, Taltaferre second to approve the petition
with the foiloviaS aonditioaes E
S= 1, The sumter of chil4ren to be aceomodatad to itmited to a :
oanlmgm of 89 ahildren.
2. Adequate e!!-street parking shall be provided,
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I. Adequate aaauvering area oball be prorided is the park- i
ins lot is order to prevent the necessity of backing out
onto Stuart Road.
y. No detachAd signs are permitted.
5. Ths design of the structure shall to consistent vith the
renderings subaitted.
Motion tarried unanimously.
1. The Council eodeidored the yetttien of W. Miller NaLldge re-
gaesting historic landmark (N) mooing daigbation at 101 Korth
Its Street, testing opened by "r. Ong (1) spoke in favor
of the petition{ but cone in opposition. Veering vu closed.
Watkins advised 25 letters salted vith was (T) is favor,
but none in opposition.
Stephess notion, Yela second to approve the petition. lotion
carried unanimously.
5. The Council considered approval of a lease vith the Orator Dentoa
Arts Council for use of the Old Dioai Plant and Old Warehouse.
Barrel 1. Landry vas spokesaaa for the Arta Council. No requested
a 99 year too** on the buildings.
City. %liatorro questioned 99 years of utilities to be furoishad by the
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Mayer Stever - We should decide if Ceumil can Sage buildings,
then sit dove and discuss a possible contrast
Stephons said the Arts Council has been patient to trying to obtain
facilities.
Taltaferro motied, Sophism second to
agree is ld are Vith s
proposal of 0DA0 to teas the Old Diesel !Sant and the Old Warehouse. e. Notion
carried uwnimowly.
6. d'ee Council considered establishing the disposition of the Old
City Ball. ,
The City Manager rW"d the origisal plead for the use of the
Old City Wl, tee added that planning has been undervyy for sme time and
it appears that it to a viable prbjest to house the Polies Departmeet,
Bopkim action, Stepbobe second to adriee the Arehitsot to do beak
to work to aoaptete the Plena for the reod"tiod of the did city Rail to
house the Polio* Department. Notion carried unanimously.
T, This ltes vas vitkdrava by Mr. John tell, the petitioner, who ru l
asking permission to ese a portion of City right-of-vay at lit Nat Oak.
61 The Council considered tpp!oval of mudding the Water Departsiat
Capital Lsprevesaot Plan and Aatherifing the Adwrtilemat for Side for a
Water Liao Mobs Airport Read to the Airport, (The Public Utility board r4-
deamads approval, )
Utilities Director folios UvieaE that It route be adwetataow to
sxtedd a lb inch water line down Airport Road free Victor tqulpaat to the
Airport entrance, a distance of approximately 8,960 feet with a doet of
1501,547.00, cad that this Liss rill prorlde approximately 31000 OPN at.a
static pressure of 65 Pit or better. The lids sill supply Niter to mat future
Airport needs. rbe total cost of Phase is 22 and 211 would to k"taxinately
1465,000. The Airport board recorseaded eonstrudtioa of Phases i, It and llir
folios also advised that the prejaet will be funded by Certificates
of obligation and a short tars Iota from the Blectrie Departrabt, !
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1 done Wright, Chalrmen of the Airport Advisory board, said that "the
{Freast side of the Airport to a fine development area.
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Stephanie motion, Vela second to approve the Airport Water Plan and
to amend the Capital Improvemente Program tm order to obtain water for the
Airport. Motion carried umamimcusly.
9. Ordinance,:
A. Council considered adoption of am ordinance designating 819 '
West Oak Street as s historic landmark. 9-17.
9ADIIANCI 081-36 i
AS OADMICE USIONATINO Th'f IM DUCAIM LOCATIOM AS A MISTOiIIO t.ASDI MK
MIR CMDIIANCS 00, 50-30 (AMTICLI 23A 01 TSS COS+MIKINSM )AMINO OADIMANCE)I
AND PMOVIDISO 101 AM 9MOTM DATE.
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~ Taliafsrra action, Dailey second that ordinance to posed. '
On roll call vote Dailey ",ys", Stephanie "aye", Talisterr0 "aye", Iopkins
' "aye"; Vela "aye" and Mayor "aye", motion Carred.
1. Council considered adoption of an ordinance for historic son."
ing designation at 101-103 Sorth Sim Street. N-16,
OADIMANCI 061-31
AM OADINMI DISIONATi06 THE SSiAiI DISCAIBt, t=11I01 As A IrMIC LAMDMAEK
OMDIN OADIXAXCE 10. 80-30 (ANTICLS 29A OF TKI CO14'MZWSIVZ 20M11M OADIMANCI)i
AID PAOVIDISO FOR AS IPRCTM DATE. I 1
Stephens motion; Taltaferro second that ordinance be passed.
Om'roll call vote Dailey "aye% Stephens "aye% Taliaferro "aye", Mopkins
"aye", TeU "Aye" and mayor "aye". Motion carried.
C. Council Considered adoption df as ordinance ohansiag the son-
ins from single family (SP-7) to two family (2-1) elsesitfoation at lots 3
end b, Bolivar North Addition, located along the wet side of Elm street
approstmately 695 tat south of Orr Street. I-lies.
OADISAICI 081.9
AN CADIMAXCI AMMintld TM= IONISO MAP Of THt CITY Of DMON, MO. As /AIR
WAS ADOPTED AN AN APPENDIX TO TIE CODS OF OADINAMCIS Of TIE CITY Of DNMTON,
TEXAS, SY OADIVASCI No. 69-I, AID AS SAID NAP APPLIES TO WTI 3 1 k, IOMAA
MOATS ADDITION TO TEE CITY Of DBMTOS, ASD W.*X PAATIC"LY DEBCATSSD SEENIINI
' AND DCLtAM AN 0FIC1'14 DATE.
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Nopkins motion, Taltaterra second that ordiftwo be paned.
On roll 4611 Iota Utley "ayo"r Stephens "aye", Tdiaferro "aye", Xopkias
oars", Vets "are" and Sayer "aye". )lotion carried.
D. This ism Ace ordinance requesting toning ehamle
from single family to mull fully is the Wettest Addition,
B, Council considered fiUrtiom of U ordinance graatlag a speaifis
use permit to operate a day care center at Mlock. t, the Village Phase f( which
is located aloes the wit side of Stuart'
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AN OMDIMANCI OAAITISO A SPDCUIC V92 PVMTC An AWDiMO THE 900116 MA? or
TO CITY Of bv%x, TIXAAS, AS sAfDi WAS ADOPTED AN AS APPENDIX TO TNI CCOI
N OADUAMCBS Of TIE CITY OF DINTOM, TEXAS, SY oMDISANCE 00. 69-1; AM AS
SAID NAP APPLUO TO It= 4 OF THE VILLAOS PEASE I ADDITION AS BdOWM Olt THE
TAX MOADB OF THE CITY Of DEMON, TIIAMI AID DICLAMIMO AN IMOTM DAT7I.
BoDkins Motion, Oaf eery soaond that eriinanao be passed. On I
roil call vote Oa ley "aye", s nom "aye", Talisforro "aye", sopbtas "aye",
Vela 'aye" sad Mayor "aye", Moll6o Carried.
1. Council considered adoption of a ordinance amending Planned
Devolepeent (PO-35) to permit duploa and fourpldx develepe ftt em approsiYstely
t 1,3 tiaras located ocrtb of Windsor Drill bad vest of Stuart Acad. I-1163
Norm fish.
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OADIS MCI J81-40
As OKIWC1 NAS ADOp1tD ASIAPPCMDDIIX To To CODI or OBDIXANoU OF Mt CITY'OF DCM Is
,41W, by OADrjAXCt 10. 69.1• An AS SAID HAP APPLRs TO APPIOXINATILY 7.31T
Acus Or Lin, NOAt om Liss, OR Or THt s.b.b. a C.H.A, mity, Aumn 1o.
1861 AND MWINO As tPRCTIYt DATI.
stspheas notice. Niter second that ordinance be passed. On
roil call rote 06114y "aye", stephens "Sys", Witter" "aye", Hopkins "aye"r
Yell "aye" and Mayor "eye". Notion carried.
0, Council considered adoption of U ordinance providing for a
load limit of 12,000 pounds on Ortenvood Street from 8hsruen to Chsrryvood.
(The Citileu Traffic Safety support Commission rscommuds approval.)
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At OMDI1AMC11 MWIt0 BICTION 24-67 Or TH1 CODI Of THt CITY Or D2011011 T"
PHOHIRTNO IRS OPPATIOH Or VOICL23 MAYisO A ONES MONT If MISS 03F TMVS r
(12,000) INOUBAMD POUNIs ON UU AV= sVrMt HHISIM DIM AHD WI'1'IRHS r
sTPZU An Ot ORttMU00 VMUT PAON 89VXAs DAM TO CiD ArWOOO 9"JITI ?ACYID-
INO volt tXCEPCIONS1 PAOYIDIMO A PtMAM; AHD PIIOYIDIIO too " LrrtCiM DATI.
Yale motion, topkias second that ordinance be Wood. 'Ca
roll call vote Oailsy "aye", eta~~see "is", Talisferro "ays", Hopkins "aye%
Vela "syt" Lad Mayor "Sys". Not3an cursed.
s. Council considered adoption of u ordinaaos asendiag station
25.21(A) (5) or the Code or Ordinances partaining to payment of tiagtrlc
charges and 25-21st) (10) of the Code of Ordinances pertaining to "Pont of
electric interruptible service chutes. (The Public Utility Boned rsaor,enda
approval.)
OADrWas Ja1-42
At OADI1ASCt AM NO SwIloN 25-21 (A)(5) Or In CODS Or oADINAtCtg t>RW1
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m0 TO PAYM" Or tUCTAIO IHTdI MIBLt 81MVICt CCABON1 An PROM M
AN VrtCTIn DATI, I
I fit Sd tat Ordinane to 804.
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roll tail vote Utley "eye EtiipibsnesNoayt",kTolialsrrooOars"sssoptine6"ers", 1
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Yale "Sys" and Nyror "sfs"• Notion Wg.aied.
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I, Council aooaidered an ordinance smsndias Saatto8 25-49 (a)
(1) and Bannon 2540 (a) (4) of the Code of Ordinances ptrtataing to powl-
tiel for delinquent accounts for sanitary sever and voter serviese. (The fi
Public Utility loud reaaenende approval.)
OADItA1Ct 181"S
AN OADIMCS AK MDItb IMION 91-40(s)(3) AHD SICTIOI 2540(6)(1) Or THE CODS
Or In CITY Or DIWOH, Tt1U0 PUTAINt" TO PALMS FOR DILIMANNI ACCOUNTS
MR SAIITAAT srda AIM HATER /LIIYICSBI AND PAOYIDINO to At tPVtCTIYS DAIS.
ettpbsns motion, Tslialtrro second that ordiauo4 be pustd,
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Oo roll call vote Oailoy "eye", Itephens "Ws", Tliaferro "aye Sopkins aye "
Yale 0476" and Mayor "aye". Notion ourl44.
J. Council considered adoption of 60 orAinues providing for the
abandonment of in easement of the solar Vey Addition. (The Public Utility
Board roe, P ads approval.) r
O1lDINAIICt J81-41
AN OIDINANCI PAOYIDItO THAT ALL limp TI'SLE, AND Dwt" Or In CM OP
UWTON 11 LAND WITOrOU DDICAM AS A PUBL10 UTILrTY U66= it YACAM
AND ABASWMI AND PAOYIDINO THAT THIB OADINAIC1 SMALL wan trvim"
IBMIATIO.Y.
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Hopkins motion, stepbeof 144066 that ordinance bs passed, 00
roll call rote Oailay "Sys". Stsyyhens Okla", Taliahrro "aye", Hopkins "Sys%
Vote "Sys" Sad Keyer 0ayt". Nottoo carried.
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April T, 1981 ooatiaued
1. utilities D:reator 141104 advised that the Utilities staff
has been cooduatisg an in-house study of water and ewer rates, at that*
new rates rayreesnt 331 in water and 381 to sever rates. The Public Utilities
Board r4quooted the staff to anear%# several areas relative to rates and to
return with r4eults to the board.
The follovieg rater ware developed,
Revenues Ana, PROPM 11=81
1981 water 2,6 ,T08 W"1411,121217 38I 'Hi 93,,t4S 113,T4•%S~
Total 2 1 11 11
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1982 water 29 $161 00 3,6719589 912,289 33.0%
lower 2 2
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Total 31 51911, 1 1 '522'9 al
eReflects annual 1 revenue increase with rates being applied for the remain-
ing five months.
ltepbons motion, Oailoy cocond to delay a decision in order
to obtain information from the Utilities Beard. Motion carried unanimusly.
10. RISOUMORI,
A. The follovisg Resolution was presented,
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wBlG W' it to the policy of the City of Destoa to afford equal opportunity
in employment to all iedividuaL regardless of race, dolor, religion, sax,
ye, handicapped status, or national origin. Therefore, the city i1 taking
affirmative action tee
1, Recruit, hire and promote all job aluliticatiou without regard to
without regard to race, color, religiOD, sex, age, basdtaspped status,
or matioul. origin.
2. Rue decisions on employment so to td further the prinaiple of pesos
employment opportunity.
3. tenure that proawtloa decisions are "do is aaaordanal with priaelples
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of equal otoleyaaat opportunity by iaposing only valid requirsmoots
for promotional opportunities.
h, tseure that all pareotael actions including but set Baited to ear
peneatios, benefits, tranefere, layoffs, return fro layofff train-
ins, education through tuition reimbursement, will be as iritterod
vitbout regard to race, color, religion, ens, age, handidapped status,
or national origin.
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Insure leyeatonta~non-disortalWAry k buisj Lfi& that nall social aul Pea-a•
reatioa prove" sponsored for mployees be open to participation with.
out regard to riot, color, religion, ear, age, hasdieapped status, or
national origin.
WOW, the City Of Destoa is eomnittad to the prtndipies of ROM 5piey t
most Opportunity law and the spirit of Affirmative Action. 4fber4forj, a written u
plan is being prepared and will be implemented to ensure, that all spplidebts
and employees receive equal opportunity with regard to the terms Led aondilioos
of employment with the Cityl 1Ow, TWIFOR2,
AS tT WOULD IT VM Oln COUNCIL Of T1t CITY Of DINTbii, TVA, THAT,
The suocesifd achievement of a moo-disariataaEnry employment program re-
quires maximum cooperation among enyyloyese, to fulfilling He Part to this
cooperative otter!, the Adaiaistrative haft is obIIjo4 to lead the way by
establishing and implmsontieg aftieeative procedures and praotiaee which will
.fry achieve the objective of equitable employment opportunity for all.
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PASSED AHD APPROVED this the BA day of Asrfl, 1981 i
RICHARD O. STEWART, MAYOR
CITY OP DERTOM, TV"
ATTEST:
ROOKS HOLT, CITY SECRETARY
CITY OP DEBTOR TUU .
APPROVED AS TO L29AL FORM,
Q. J. TAYLOR* JR., CITY ATPORSEY
CITY OP DENTON, TETAS i! .
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Stephene notion, Hopkins $44004 Reaoiutioa he passed. On roll
svo"aye" and te Colley Mayoor"dqt"ph m yo% Tilaiferro "aye", Hopkins "aye",
Volt
3. The following Resolution was pressatodi
RESOLUTION
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bE IT RS'80LVED BY THE CITY COVHCIL Of THE CITY OF DMTON, MAAj
That the City Managor ta, and be is heresy rvthorisodo to execute for and
on tehslf at the City of booton Tons an Indeemlty Agreee,eat Vitt Waller
Rxxoa Serrira Station, a copy of which is attached hereto sad mat a port
hereof for all purposes.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the M day of Agril, 1961
06D 0. 1TI9A Ts MAYOR
CITY CP DER to MAN
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CITY O/ DElfTdl, TY7LA8
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL PORMs ]
C. J. TAYLOR, a., CITY ATrORMEY Ir
CITY OP DL'NTOM, TEAS
Napkins action, Vella second Resolution to passed. On roll call I
vote Osiley aye", Stephane "aye", Tallaforro "aye", Napkins "We", Vela I
"eye" Wd Mayor "ays". Motion carried.
C. The following Resolution vu presented,
RPSOLU:208
VMIAD, the City of 0eatoa is the ewaar of a treat of lead described as
Lot PA, Block 3, Heritage Oaks Addition which is not now needed for sunicipel
purpofesi and
WW WO the Denton Housing Authority tae roQUsted "Mission to use such i
preperty AS A perk dr recreation area to clitttion with the operation of the
Heritage Oakes Apartment Coaplexi and
0. VWZAJ, the Denton Housing Authority Wires to name such area u the
M As Carter Memorial Parks HOW, TNYAEPORE,
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M IT RISOLVED IT TAN CITY COUNCIL OF TIT CITY Of DMI0 TEXAS,
This City Council hereby grants permission to the Denton Housing Authority
to us the following property, to-vitt
Lot 4A, Block 3, Heritage Oaks Addition, Denton County, Texas
u a park to be know to Jim Carter Hemorial Park in con3unstioa with the
operation of the Heritap Oaks Apartment Ccmples upon the folleviog tone
and coudittoost
1. No fixed or permanent structure may be built upon the property
without the written consent of the City of Dontenl
7, All dovolojoenti landscaping, and planting of grass and/or other
planting of trees shall be dons at the sole cost and expense of
the Denton Sowing Autbority and in accordance with the approval
of the Director of the Parke and Recreation Department of the City
of Dentonf
3. Such area shall be mowed LrA cleaced
on a regular buts a may to tiirotaed by "a time to timei Authority
by the
Director of the Forks and Recrution Department of the City of
Denton, Tet"$
b. The use of such property shall be on an amust buts which shall bo
automatically renewed from year to your, unless terminsted by the
City of Denton for failure to mutotale such property in an aeeep-
table manner.
PASSED AHD APPROVED this the Te¢, day of Alla, 1981.
CHARD 0. 9'Ikw To MAYOR
CITY OT DtNTOH, TEXAS
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APPAOYED AS TO LEGAL PORMI {
C. J. TAYIAR, Jt., CITY ATTO"a
CITY or MM", TEXAS
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The foregoing Resolution to hereby accepted this the -Jay of 1961
11E1101 MOM M AUTROMITY
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Yela W"o' , Hopkins second Nuolution U Passed. On roll call vote
0611e1 Nye", Stopheono*aye", 'Sd iforrn "aye", Sopkiss Pays", Vale "aye"
and mayor "aye",
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D. The follovins Resolution was proaatedt
RSSOLMION
VIOIASAE, the City of Denton vee conveyed an easement over the property
described In the ittubed rdsase, a copy or vhich is attached hereto and
trde a part hereoft and
WW248, the City Of Dtoton ee letter requires or needs such tiatooetl
'lov, Therefore,
u IT Rt80LYSD 9Y IRS CITY COUNCIL or THE CITY OP DSNTOR, TZWj
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The City at Denton. Texas busby seleeses all of its rijbt, title, and ;
interest fa and to an ouemant desaribtd in volume 609, Pate 061 or the
Dud Records of Denton County, Texas.
W.5011 II.
The Mayor be, and he is hereby authorised to execute on behalf of the City
of Denton a filess$ of the interrst of the city at Dented in and to said ease-
mant, • copy of such release being attached beret* nod P.Vo s part hereof
for all purpo ds. a•,
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PABBID AND APPROM this the m ,day of r 1. 1481.
RICRARD a, IMART, wy
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APPROM AS To LWAL PORMs
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Bttphen6 aWon, dailor ga0ond Resolution to passed. On roll "
call vote Otiley "ayeM, stophtns dart% Taliaferro "aye", kcprite "Aye", -
Tela aye" sad Mayon "are". Motion carried.
31. The Ccunoil ewnWered rejecting bids en 114 g 8881 for the Part
Land Agrteultural Leal.
King Cole briefed the Cou:til atiticg that w (P) bids at a very
law nusinal price vere reoslved. Ke mameaded, due to small foaetaxy bfd
of $4.00 per acre„ the We be rejected Lad that Oese beable, aov fordag
the acreage, be allowed to harvest his crop, then Parks and Recreation can
rdclafa the area.
Taliaterro nation, Napkins 1ee0„d to permit Otte damble to harvest I '
the existing crop and after thin Parka sad Aodreation can rdelala land it
they so desire. Motion carried five (3) to eye (1).
it. The Council considered approvel of in updated Pool:ag Agreement '
vith Tons Nuoicipal Power Pool.
nelson said that in 1963, the cities of Garland, Oresnvilld and
Bryan, and the Brasov Sleatria Favor Coop entered into a PoolingaAgrseaent
d, and totted the tong MunteipeI Power Pool. The purpoes of the Pooling Agree-
meet we to permit the aaabern at the IM to share etsctrleai capacity re-
Wm and to help each other avj during emerdsnateg Led aaiotananed of their
' 9y rsapeative generating Imits. The city or toot" jolad the TM it 1969. .r i r. - J., ~;.nt ..i .-........w•. Y~.w.n:v WA.....w.naM ..'n,.~-..':♦
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Nelson added that the City of Denton will rsaliaa substantial asviage
in the continued sharing of generation reserves and backup generation for amer-
gancy conditions plus eoonomlc dispatch opportunities.
The Public Utilities Board, at their meeting of Much 25, 1981,
racosmended approval of the updated Pooling Agreement vith the Texas Municipal
Pover Pool ITMPP).
The City Manager maid that all actions by the Pool must be unanimous
before actions can be approved.
Hopkins motion, Tolisfarro aeccad to approve the updated Pooling
Agreement vith the Texas Mauiolpal Powtr Pool (TMPP). Motion carried ummisou ;
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17. The Council considered approvs]•df a Change Order 14 to Orscoo for ,
the Wastev%ter Treatment Plant Construction, Total add to the contract is
$16.140.00; yederal shari is 4112,109.00 and Denton's share is 14,613.00.
Nelson adviei that The Public Utilities Board recommends approval.
Stephens motion, Galley second to pprow Change Order 04 to Orason
to the increased amount to the Contract or 66,140.00. Motion carried on-
salmousiy.
14. The Council considered approval of request from Predarick A. Beardsley
to tq Onto aswtr line on Maybill Mad.
Mr. Watkins advised that this Was vas approved by the City Council
on Marsh 101 1981 with the condition that a S'Mivisioa plat should be app"vid
prior to allowing the tap onto the sower line.
The Beardeleye are unable td meet oubdirisiea requirements for an
acceptable subdivision plat. City of Denton subdivision regulatiou rtquire
Piet approval price to extension of utilitleai state law also requires plat
approval prior to extension of utlllttial bmver is disoaasing this matter
's with the City Attorney w are advised that state law also rsquirse ettles
to permit tie on to City utilities Vith or without plat approval and Iuft w.a
as the requirement for Woving tie on to city utilities vas the most reetnt
loglelation it taken precodedea.
Vale motion, Stephans second to approve the request of i'rsderlok A.
t Bearasiay to tap onto $ewar line on "ill Ioad. Notion Carried unanimously.
13. Discussion of upotaieg WA Beard of Director meeting.
TMPA Board member Inland Void sdviasd tbat the WA budget rill be
' presented, se said that it Vas felt that T!0'A should go abed v1lh unit 12,
sad that board felt there vat no real value to not going ahesd. {
Mr. Vela was serving at his last setting as A Council msmbor.
a' it. Council Master Stephens asked about availability, of wil ester on
Rare" Drive,
Neel Jooei advised that We are being taken to rework the Vail and
smoking whatever other repairs are nocessary. f}
li. The Council odnoiderod adoption of as ordinance Cklsring the to-
cult and Canvassing the returns of the City Council aldotlot 6t April h, 1981.
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AS CBDINANC= CANVASSING TO IBTUMS AND DBGCAil110 M And" OP TNB ROAM
WUWICIPAt Z=toN !Wb IN Tu CITY of Dn-rom on APNIt, h, 198E
Vela motion, Taliaferro seoood that the ordinance be passed. On
roll tall rota 0ailty, "a"A Itsphaes "aye", Ta114fatr6 "aye", Napkins "aye",
Vole "aye" and Mayor "aye , Wctide carried.
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10. The City Secrat►ry administered the Oath of office to! #
perk Cbov - District 0 1
:04 Alford - District f 2
Jim Riddlesperger - District
may Stephens - District 14
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Members Yale. Lad Hopkins.
He said that vith four (4) years on the Council he had never served
with better people. "It was s pleasure to bare cooperation In controlling
maetiags. I want to thank you for this".
Hestia, AMouraad at 9M p.m.
RIC 0. STEVART, MAYOR
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Summary Sheet
Meeting Datet April 210 1981
Council Agenda Item #t
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Bid #8889 Sale of Surplus Transformer
Summary= This bid is for'the sale of surplus transformers
aad obsolete transformers because of'siss and/or I {
voltage, they are not reusable, We sent this bid
out to twenty prospective bidders and received only I
three bide as shown on attached tabulation sheet.
f Action Ra4uiredi Approval of high bid,
III Altarnativesi
Reject all bids.
` Recommendationst We racomend and the Utility Department that lSls '
bid be awarded to the high biddar, T & R Electric
Company of Coleman, South Dakota for the total bid
amount of $30135,21.
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Tabulation shut
Submitted Byi John J. Marshall, C.P.M,
' Purchasing Agent
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BID Sale of'SurPlua Tranforners
OPEN 2300 pm, April 2. 1981 Soloman T d R Greenville
Electric Eleatic Transf,
ACCOUNT 1 Supplies '
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Y. ITS) VENDOR VENDOR VENDOR VENCOR VENDOR VMMW VENDOR
1. 10 7620/13200 6 2400/41SOX 648.90 251.37 M. 50
Transformers
2, 21 2400/4150Y Transformer 1628.09 1798,20 607.50
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Total Sid 2900.34 3135.21• 1166.00
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Meeting Date: April 21, 1981
Council Agenda Item Or
SubJecti Sid /8890 Fencing at Service Center
Summaryt This bid is for the removal and reconstruction of
fence at the Service Center for the relocation'of
the Police Vehicle Impound and to include the area
South of the present Servie Center lots` This 4111
Include some removal and relocating of presont'fance
and the building of tome new fence: This does not
include the fencing of the new warehouse yard.
Action kequiredt Approval of low bid.
Alternativest none
lteeosetendationst We recommend this bid be awarded`to the over all
low bidder Westbrook Fencing of Gainesville, Taxas,
for the total amount of $5026.15: Nett low *Vol-
uated bid Vas Denton Fend Co. at $6,059.50. West-
brook Fence Co. has had previous City of Denton
contracts with satisfactory preform"ce,
txhibitst Sid Tabulation Sheets
Submitted Dyt John J. Marshall, C.P.M. `
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BID Fencing at Service Canter
Hurricane Wootbroo Denton Paul's
OPEN Avril 2 1981 2 vm Fence Pence Pence Fence
Co, Co.
ACCOUNT #
1. 406. Now fence 2679. 2757.38 2652, 2859.50
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3. 1031 'Reconstruct 1710. 1289.38 '1031.50 3548.
4. 1 Remove gate b reinstall 238.51 !00.00 110.00 130.14
Repair damaged lance n/c n/c n/c n/c
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lbtal 61987.51 5,326.75 63053.50 8,898.00
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Meeting Date: April 21, 1981
Council Agenda Item 0:
Subjecti Sid 08891 handicapped Modification
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Summaryi This bid is for construction modification at the
Civic Center, Parks b Recreation Community Building.
This calls for the modification 61 the men's and
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south west entr recantl made available to to the
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on south vast entrance, As specified in detailed
specifications submitted by Dwayne Landry. This
bid was sent out to tea prospective vendors and
we received only three bids.
Action Aequiredi Approval of low bidder as recommended.
Alternatives: Reject all bids,
Source of Funds: As budgeted
RecommendationsI We `recommend this bid be awarded to the low
bidder$ Bob Powell aba The Vort Dalton Co.
for the total amount of $8,989.00,
fAibits: Tabulation sheet
submitted By: John J. Marshall, C~P,M.
Purchasing Agent
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Meeting Dates April 21, 1981 ji
Council Agenda Item 0:
Subjects Purchase order 047793 to American Clay Forming,
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Summarys This purchase order is for epoxy and "one-way" !
channel markers to be wed foe traffic control
marking on the Bonnie Brae and Avsnue B project. "
This purchase was necessary to obtain material
to finish"the project schedulb . All other
epoxy and markers for this project cams from
American Clap Formimg.
Action Reauirads Approval,by Council
Source of Funds$ This purchase will be funded from the Street
Bond funde, account number 12-08-91-02.
Recotnendationss We recomaand this purchase order be approved #
and American Clay Forming be paid the $3795.90.
Isshibits Purchase Order 047793
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CITY OF DENTON, PURCHASING DEPT. PURCHAS! ORDIN mummin 47793
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Denton, Teat 71201
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va~oort Ne. TAMS WA. No.
12-08-91-02
American Cl&yforming Plant
1812 E. Duncan
Tyler, Taxes 75702 feI CITY OF OENTON
Traffic Control
804 Texas
nianton. Taxes 76201
SHOW,P.O.NO.OkALLSHIPMENTS, OELIVERYTICKVI,INVOICES STC "NO INVOICES TO ACCOUNTS MYA/Li,THlCITY OF04NTON,TEX"
IS ENEMPT FROM SALES TAX AS PER HOUSE SILL *10. THE CITY OP OENTON IS PROHIBITED PROM PAYING FOR MERCHANDISE WORN IT IS
RECCI VEG. ALL SHIPMENTS MUST BE P.OJ., CITY OP OtNTON, TEXAS
ITEM CITY STOCK NUMSER OESCRIPTION OUANJUNIT PRICE AMOUNT
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Spoxy 8 24.53 per 8a1. 2,453.00 2,433.00
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One vay Channel marker, 0 11.19 ea 1,342,80 1,342.80
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CITY Of 0INTON, MUACMSINO 0IFT.
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To: Denton City Council
Case No.: 1-1485 Date: April 21, 1981
w GENERAL INFORMATION
Applicant Mr, Richard Compton
P.O. Sox 238
Denton, Texas 76201
Status of applicant Signed petition claiming financial"
interest
Requested Action Change of zoning to multi-family
Purpose f.
Existing Zoning Single Family (SP-7)
Location Southwest corner of Welch and Fannin
Streets, Y
Site ,6 Acre
Existing Land het Church and vacant land
Surrounding Land Yee North - Fannin St. vacant lot
and Zoning tingle family rssidentiai= III
8y-7
South - Single family raaidtniiai, ,
Christian Fellowship Hall$
SF-7
East - Welch Street, single family
residential) SY-7
Went - Fovr-plex, trailer, tvo sing)
family drellingal S7-7
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Applicable Regulations Tle multi-family (MB-1) cone ii the
standard multi-family tone permitting i
one to three story garden apart-
went construction, typically 23 to ,
40 units per acre, Specifically, ~r
` the MP-1 use requires a minimum
land area of 1000 square feet for
an efficiency unit. A one bedroom
unit requires a minimum land area
of 1200 square feet. For each g
additional bedroom In a unit, in
1 additional 300 square feet of land
< area is required. y
Setbacks are As follows: `
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Front.yard-25 feet
i Side yard - 10 feet
(On a corner lot, the setback for 4p
the ride yard adjacent to a street ~tJ
is 15 feet). '
Rear yard 10 feet
Thera most be a minimum e"earation
of twenty (20) feet between build-
in$$ in a multi-family deNlopment
on the 'same lot, Rowevsti, where
neither building wall Contains
openings for windows or doors, i
a minimum separation of ten (0)
feet may be provided.
The number of off-streat parking 1
spaces required to based upon the ,
number of bedrooms in an apartment
unit as f0l]ows3 s
Efficienny - 145 spaces
One bedroom - 150 spaces E
Two bedroom - 1,75 spaces
'three bedroom or larger 2.00 spaces
SPACIAL INFORMATION {
Public utilities Adequate public utilities Are
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ultimate development of the lot I
! Transportation
could generate approximately
84 trips per day which would impact
local streets leading to collector
streets. _
Physical Characteristics The lend slopes upward about 3-4
feet from the street then levels
out with gradual downward slope
` to the west. Vegetation consists
of grass and trees.
ANALYSIS
The site in this request is designated as a low intensity area by the Land
Use Plan. It is the overall policy of this plan that apartments be die-
persed throughout the City with limited areas of high concentration.
h A. To have major street access (the intent is to limit access through low
density housing areas.)
All of the traffic generated by the proposed development will impact
local residential streets.
B. Desirable to have attesi to pedestrian, bike-scooter and public
h transportation.
Proposed devalopment is not near any proposed public transportation
terminal.
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C. To have striae site design review for all projects within one block
of existing mingle family dwellings. (The intent is to protect k
existing housing as a priority policy, good transition, screening,
open space, landscaped front yards in character with neighborhood,
etc,)
No site datign review is provided for in that traditional MF-1 toning
is being applied for.
r D. To have access or be located adjacent to flondplains and/or gteonbalta
on large open apices is desirable. (The intent is for higher density
to provide more of their recreation demand and also this helps keep
the density low for the overall area.)
No open space provisions except as specified in the ordinance. 1
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E. Not to exceed overall neighborhood density and intensity standard, (4.7
gross units per acre on average density and 75 trips per day per acre on
average intensity.)
This development proposal appears to be within acceptable range given
current land use.
Intensit Analysis Study area is bounded by Avenue A, Eagle, Greenlee and
arro Boulevard iexcluding commercial on Carroll Boulevard and Fort Worth
Drive).
Study area is roughly 140 acres in size, approximately 9,000 vehicle trips i
per day are currently generated in study area. The maximum number of trips
per day for area is approximately 10,500 without violating intensity
standard, however, if this area is developed as currently zoned total trip
gener6tion will be approximately 13,500 vehicle trips per day which will
exceed standard by about 3,000 trips.
F. To be sure that existing street and other public facilities have adequate
capacity for all modes of transportation. j
Adequate street capacity exists to serve the development, however there
will be an increase of about 84 trips on local residential streets.
G, Apartment locations which buffer other higher intensity uses are desireable.
This development does not act as a buffer.
H. Apartment units are not to be concentrated in one area. A guideline for
t0 s policy is under 500 units with most under 200 units in any one
continuous cluster of apartments.
There is an existing four-plex located behind the church and an apartment
complex consisting of 64 units northeast of the site, a 24 unit complex at
the southwest corner of Eagle and Welch for a total of 92 units. in addi-
tion the block bounded by Eagle, Fannin, Beatty,` and Bernard Streets is
zoned multi family (MF-1}, tf~e existing land use on this block is single
family but if it were redeveloped according to MF-1 zoning approximately 120
units could be built. If this occured then there would be one continuous _ I
cluster of apartments in excess of 500 units, I
Under the heading of "Spot Apartment Development in Older Single Family Areas"
the Land Use Plan states that "some older neighborhoods have been opined up
to apartment development and there are some unique parcels that are unrealistic i
for further single family development." However, the Interior area of the i
neigghborhood (Eagle, Bernard, Greenlee area) has not been opened up by Past
zoning, It is felt that this parcel is not unique in that it can ba replatted
into two (2) single family lots; duplex, or other similar land use could be #
considered, The Land Use Plan goes on to say that "if it is determined that
single family preservation is not totally preferable for the neighborhood and
higher density housingg is to be allowed, then, it is the policy of this guide
that existing sin9lo famil still will have a priority for preservation,
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that already have a moderate amount (usually more than 2 complexes/blocks)
of the current type of apartments would be allowed to continue wit out any
new major restrictions. However, neighborhoods should provide input prior
to decision on this point.
Neighborhoods which have only a very limited amount of spot apartment {
development (usually 2 or les complexes per block) should have strict
site design standards such as
*Landscaped front yard, setbacks equivalent in site and
character to the adjacent single farm}y.
*No parking in front of the complex.
*Limited concentration on any one block (two per block as
maximum guideline).
*Side and rear yard solid screening fences.
In review of toningy, subdivision, city budget, CIP and other similar
decision points riorit will be iven to o der axis in nei hD hoods ;
to insure and u e e r oo an u c on n ice t z n
st" cour4i e an ° m°c tunas will havesa priorityutontheseeareasmoverwnewlyy
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4 - 11 however the Planning and Community Development Department is concerned
about the positive recommendation of the Planning and toning Commission in, that
the development proposal only appears to meet 2 of 8 criteria for multi-femily
evelopment in a low intensity area, and is highly 4uestioneble in regard to other
specific poli
d cies in spd seemstotsugnest tand hatspat1thepmroast,tmultiofemlly (MF-R)
neighborhoods. The guide
or planned development (PD) with restrictions listed above would be recommended.
ALTERNATIVES
Frofy ve MF-1 toning.
ove MF-R toning.
the request to Planned Development (PD) and require a site plan,
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Future Policy Guide Review Options:
1. Change or eliminate current policy statements. }
2. Consider separate policy for the neighborhood area generally bounded
by Avenue A, Eagle, Greenlee, and Bernard (or Carroll).
3. Clarify interpretation in light of current policy guide,
ATTACHMENTS
1. Aerial Photograph
2. Reply Form Totals
3, Planning and Zoningg Commission Minutes
4, An ordinance rezoning the property to MF•l is included in the ordinance s'
section,
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Denton, Texas 76201 Fort Woeth, Texas 76118
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Planning and Zoning Commission
March 18, 1981
The regular meeting of the Denton Planning and Zoning Commission
was held on March 18, 1981 at 5t0O p.m. in the Council Chambers of ,
the Municipal Building,
Preaentc Bob Woodin, Robert LaForts, Linnis McAdams, &
Caro Sider,
Staff t weras Jeff Meyer, Charles
Watkins, Greg Edwards and Susan Wigand,
Absent] Jack Miller and Marilyn Gilchrist. !
Chairperson Andy Sidor called the meeting to order.
I. Approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of March 4 1981.
Motion was made by Woodin and seconded by McAdams to approve
the minutes of t O March 4, 1981 meeting. Motion carried
unanimously ( -
11, Consent Agendai
The staff asked that Item B be considered at the and of the
meeting.
A. Approval of the final replat of Wimbleton Village Phase 1.
Motion was made by McAdams and seconded by Busby to approve
the final replat of Wimble ton Village phase 1. Motion carried
unsniausly (S - 0),
111. Public Hearingsi
Andy 8idor explained the procedural policy for the meeting.
A. This is a public hearing concerning an ordinance arending
subsection (o) of sectf.on 28 - A - 6 of Article 28A of the
Historic Landmark Preservation Ordinance, appendix 'I of the.
Code,o! Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas (C rehansiw
toning Ordinance) to provide }hat no property shall b&'included
in any proposal designating any property as a historic landmark
without the consent of the owner of the lands and daalaring an
effective data,
Robert Pearce, a member of the City of Denton Historic Landmark
Commission, spoke in favor of the amendment.
Bullit,t Chairman in opposition Ctoy the am ndment~toYic Landmark
Approximately 20 people stood in opposition to the amendment,
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Yvonne Jenkins, Chairperson of the Denton County Historical
Commission and ex-officio member of the City of Denton Historic
Landmark Commission spoke in opposition to the amendment.
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0. R. Hadley spoke in opposition to the amendment. }
Randy Boyd, a member of the City of Denton Historic Landmark
Commission, spoke in opposition to the amendment.
Bullitt Lowry spoke again in opposition.
Bob Woodin asked Mr, Lowry how the Department of interior
would respond to this change in the ordinates,
Mr. Lowry replied that if they followed their past to
of using the National Register as a model it would be likely
that the Department of Interior would not accept the ordinance. y
He stated that the Department now lets an unconeentir.g property
owner file an "Owner Objection", however this excludes ►he '
properfy,o er.from the tax b aks and the ragulations
a"hich go along with having th'e~r property zoned as a hieLoric
landmark still apply.
David Ellison stated that he spoke with Me, Grovner of the
Department of Interior, and that it was her opinion that
this amendment would threaten certification of the ordinance.
Mr. Pearce spoke in rebuttal, stating that the City of Austin's
ordinance concerning historic landmarks was amended because it i
was found unconstitutional.
Robert LaPorte stated that he felt opposed to any amendment
which may threaten tax breaks and therefore moved to deny
the amendment, Untie McAdams seconded and the motion carried
+manimously,
8. Z-1485. This is Lhe petition of Mr, Richard Compton
requestin a chin a of coning from sin is family {sr-7) to
multi family (My-f) classification at 006 Welch Street,
The parcel is located at the southwest corner of the intersection
of hannin and Welch Streets.
Charles Watkins explained the case and presented rep ly forms {
from property owners within 200 fast to the Commission, !
Bob Crouch, representing the Compton, spoke in favor tof
the request.
No one spoke in opposition to the request, j
Charles Watkins presented the staff repport and recommendation,
which was denial. Hs also presented aitarnatives.
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r.., Bob Crouch spoke in rebuttal.
The Commission discussed the case.
Robert LaPorte moved to approve Z-1485; the motion was seconded
by Bob Woodin and carried by a vote of 4 - 1 (Linnie McAdams
voted to dory).
C. Z-1486 & S-153. This is the petition of Mr. B. L. Smith
reqquestingg a change of zoning from commercial (C) to light
industrial (Lx) classification at 2804 North Elm Street, The
petitioner is also requesting a specific use permit to operate,
a mini concrate batch plant at this location.
Chav,.os Watkins explained the case and presented reply forms
from property owners within 200.feat to the Commission.
Lloyd Smith, owner of Lloyd's Rentall, spoke in favor of the
request.
Jack Diamond spoke in favor of the request. He stated that
he felt the City of Denton zoning ordinance did not cover
this type of operation.
Eleanor Linless spoke in opposition to the request.
Larry Alverton, 308 Northridga, spoke in opposition to the
request,
Carole Whaler-Liston spoke in opposition to the request.
Hal Brooks, 2516 North Elm, apoks in opposition to the
request,
Fred Morris, 2406 College Park, spoke in opposition to the
request,
Approximately 40 people stood in opposition to the request.
Ed Johnson, 529 Northridge, spoke in opposition to the request.
Jim Glass, 500 Mimosa, spoke in opposition to the request.
R, Caldwell spoke in opposition to the request.
Charlie Watkins presented thi staff report and recommendation
which was denial, t~
Andy Sidor questioned whether or not this use might not be
covered in the toning ordinance and whether or not it ought
to be allowed in commeroial (0) toning district,
Charles Watkins stated that it was his judgement at the time
the request was made to ask for light industrial (LI) toning;
however the Planning Commission could classify this use if
they so desire.
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Jack Diamond spoke in rebuttal,
Andy Sidor stated that he objects to rezoning the area from
commercial to light industrial but would approve a specific
use permit for a mini batch plant,
The Commission discussed the case,
Robert LaForta moved to deny Z-1486 and 5-153. The motion was
seconded by Bob Woodin and carried by a vote of 4 - 1 (Andy
Sidor voted to deny),
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IV. Consent Agenda Continued:
A, Approval of the final plat in the 0, Walker Survey, Abstract 1330.
Charles Watkins, Greg Edwards, and Jeff Mayor advised the
i Pluming Commission that the pplat did not most 3ubdiVisioss
E regulations and was not vuitable for filing even if a variance
was granted. Plat deficiencies includedi
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2. No R.O.W. dedication
3, No construction plans for road
4, No dedication instrument
Mr. and Mrs, seardilay amkod for a variance along with Mr. t
Ward Guy, the seller of the property, so that the meardslays
could connect their mobile home to the saver line which
crosses their property,
The Plowing & Zoning Commission unanimously directed the staff r
to find a way for the areal to be platted so the property
owners could tap into the tower line.
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7La3 AS SAIt5 WAS ADOPTED AS AN~~pAPPENDIX : TO THE CODE Of
I VADDDFFITt1 iC IS Of I CITY OF THR CIAPS LOT TY OF DIN NAND 1k1A PAa IDCULARLY DIS WATT EID
8U IN] AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
THE COUNCIL OP THE CITY OF DENTOMs TEAS, HEREBY ORDAINS:
The toting Classification and Use designatl6n of the
following described property, to-wits
Beset 911 that certain let, tract or parcel of land out of Lot
t No. 1 In dock No. 3 of the D. H. Matt9R Addition to the City
of Dentons as shown by topp er Cat thereof recorded lit look Id,
Palo 316 cad St1 of the Deed Records of Denton County, Texas,
and beslminp At the northeast corner of said Lot 11
THENCE south 193 (sets a corner It feet north of the southeast
corner of said Lot No. 11
TRHENCE wst parallel with the south line of Lot No. IN '100
fast a cornea
THENCE north parallel with the east fine of Let No. 1, 193 {
feet, a corner in the north line of Lot No. 11
THBNCE east 100 feet to the place of beginning. j
is hereby changed tram Sinpie•Parily "SM" District Claasitl•
cstlea te to Multi•Pasily °I-l" District, Classifleation and i
Vie War the C rsheesive losing Ordit"" of the City of
D/it" Texas. 1i loniatt Nap "of the City of Denton, Tesnao
4 aptaa the 14th ay of January 1969, as as Appendix to the
Code 0 Ordinance of the City el Deatoo, Texas under Ordlaanas
No. 69•L be and the same is hereby amended to shod such
change in District Classification and Use.
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That the City Council of the City of- Doetoa, taxis hereby
rinds that such change is In accordance with a casprehsesive
tSan for the purpose of pproaoting the Ifestal welfare of the
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.1 of Denton Texts, and with ressoLabA consideration ubag
other things or the character of the district and :{oe its
peculler euit'tllty of particular asaa, and with a view to
conserving the value of the buildings, protecting hum lives,
•1 and oncosts ing the most s propriate use of land for the
ssxlsus bene~it to the City o[ Dames, Tarsal and Its eititeae.
' SRCTION :11.
That this ordinance shall be in (all fares and affect
lnediataly after its palso a std spgttarat, hearlare Aarltg the rsgvleed vnb1le
Derstaioreeen hold by the Planning and 940191
Commiaslai and the City Council of thy City of Denton,Tosss,
after giving due notice thereof.
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A. D. 1981.
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wHHREAS, in 1469 Denton County, the City of Denton, and
thirteen other cities located in Denton County, Texas entered
into an agreement creating a Denton city-county Health
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Department which became effective May I, 1969; and
' y WHEREAS, said agreement provided for the appointment of t
Director for the Denton City-County Health Department and the {
services of a Health Board to assist In the selection of
Director and for other purposes; and
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WHEREAS, Article 44470 of the Revised Civil Statutes of
Texas under which the first Denton"City•Ccunty Health Department
1. was created was amended in 1971 to provide for, a health board
composed of certain designated professions, and further provided j.,
that Health Units existing on the data of the 1971 amendment
could be exempt from the provisions of section 46 and Section S
(a) of the Act by notifying the Texas Department of Health in
writing of their intent to exercise this exemption provision; and
WHEREAS, it is the matuol desire of Denton County, the City
of Denton, and the other cities who adopted the original
i agreement to mend sold agreement in order to exempt the Denton
City-County Health Department from the provisions of Section 4a
and Section S (a) of Article 4447a of the Revised Civil Statutes
of Texas, as amended in 1971; and
WHEREAS, it is the autuel desire of Denton County, the City
of Denton, and the other cities who adopted the original
agreement to mend said agreement to provide for the services of
An Advisory Health board to assist the Commissioners Court and
the City of Denton and other cities in raking deterrinstiona
under the Act for the operation of the Denton City-County Health
Department; now, therefore,
0 Denton County, Texas, acting herein by and through its
1 Commissioners Court, the City of Denton, Texan, acting herein by
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and through Its City Council, and the other cities of Denton
county, acting herein by and through their governing bodies who R
adopt this agreement, do hereby agree as follows:
1. A Health District 1s hereby created and established
under Article 4441% of the Revised Civil Statutes of Taxis, as
amended, except that Section 4s and Section S(a) shalt not apply
to said District, and the Health Department herein created shall S.
be exempt from said provisions. The boundaries of such Health
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District shill be co-erteasive with the boundaries of Denton
County.
2. The Denton City-County Health Department is hereby
created within said Health District to perform all the functions
pertaining to public health which any component mater is
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authorised to perform.
A Director shall be appointed to operate and administer
the Denton City-County' Health Department and District, The
Director shill be appointed and removed from office by the
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Commissioners Court of Denton County. The Director shall be L
physician, licensed or eligible to be licensed by tbo Total
State board of Medical Examiners and who has been certified by
the State board of Health Resources. The DirectdtOs salary will
be specified In each annual budget approved by the Coraissiomets
Court of Denton County,
4. The Denton City-County Health Department shall have such
employees and/or departments as may be approved from time to
time by the Commlssioners Court of Denton County. Ail employees
of the Denton City-County Health Department shall be appointed !
and removed from office by the Director, All employees of the
Denton city county HealtF. Department shall be subject to the
personnel rules and/or polities of Denton County,
S. All funds of the Denton City-County Health Department
shill be audited by the Auditor of Denton County and shall be
under his supervision to the same extent is other Denton County }
departments and offices. !
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District, the authority vested In the county health officer or
the city health officer for one or all members of the district i
may thereafter be transferred to the Director, and the office of
the county health officer or city health officer may be
discontinued by one or all members of the district for the
duration of the agreement, provided the County Commissioners
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Court of Denton County and the City Council of each 'city
involved consent. The Director, with the approval of the
Commisstoners Court of Denton County, may appoint full-time or,
part-time physicians or arrange for payment of physicians on a
fee-for-service basis for rendering medical ears to indigents,
rendering testimony at lunacy hearings, and for the carrying out
of responsibilities concerning medical matters covered by
municipal ordinances or court orders in the county and cities ,
that are ambers of the district, and that have discontinued the
office of county health officer or city health officer. j
7. The funds paid by each governmental' jurisdiction to
shown on the budget and the "Agreement between the Takes State
Department of Health and the ,ocal Appropriating Agencies" are
to ban used for generally accepted public health purposes with j
emphasis on the prevention of morbidity and mortality,
g. This agreement under which the district is created may
be modifsed from time to tine with the consent of all the
governing bodies which are parties hereto, and additional cities
within Denton County may be included In the district by adopting
and approving this agreement by resolution of its governing
body. This district may be dissolved by consent of all the
geverning bodies, and the county or any city may withdraw from
the district upon request of Its governing body with the consent
of a majority of the remaining governing bodies or by the
governing body giving one years notice to each of the other
governing bodies of its intention to withdraw. When the county
or any city cases$ to be a member of a district, a health j
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and he shall resume the performance of the duties rested in that
officer.
9. A Denton City-County Health Department Advisory Hoard
consisting of nine (9) members is hereby created. Each member
of the Board shall be appointed to and occupy it place on the
Board, such places being numbered one, Two, Three, Four, Fire,
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Six, Seven, Bight and Nine. The City Council of the City of
Denton shell appoint four (t) members of the Board to occupy 4
Plate One, Two, Three and Your, and the Commissioners Court of
Denton County shall appoint four (1) members of the board to
occupy Place Five, Six, Seven and Bight. The eight members
appointed by the City Council of the City of Denton and 011 i
Commissioners Court of Denton County shall select and appoint
one member of the Board to occupy Place Nine who shall be the
Chairperson of the Board. The person appointed to piece Mine
shall not be a member of the Board at the time of his or her
appointment. Bach member shall be appointed for a term of two F
(2) years on the Board, except that the first appointments made
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a term of three (i) years and the first appointments made
hereunder by the Commissioners Court of Denton County shall bs 1~1
for a term of two (2) years. The first Chairman shall be 1
appointed for a term of thrae (3) years. Thereafter all
sppointments shall be for two-year terms.
10. The Denton City-County Health Department Advisory Board
shall act as an advisory board to the Director and In an
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advisory capacity to the Commissioners Court of Denton County,
the City Council of the City of Denton, and the governing bodies
of each city adopting this agreement with authority to hold
public hearings and to study and recommend policies telsting to
the operation, promotion, enlargement, future planning and such
other matters involving public health or. the operation of the 3
Denton City-County Health Department as may be referrad to it by
the Director of the Denton City-County Health Department, the
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Commissioners Court of Denton County, the city council of the
city of Denton, or the governing body of any city adopting this
agreement, The Board shalt also act in an advisory capacity to
the, Commissioners Court of Denton County in appointing the
Director..
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It. Funds for the operation of the Denton City-County Health
Department and District shall be contributed by Denton' County
and the member cities for each year tinder such formula tie may
from time to time be agreed upon by the parties to this
agreement. The Denton City-County Health Department Advisory
Board shall recommend a formula for such funding to Denton
County and the goveraing body of each eater city.
Its Each member of the Denton City-County Health Department
and District shall receive a copy of this agreement and a copy
shall be sent to the texas Department of Health,
Dated this lot day of April, 1411.
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FROM: Rick Svehla
DATE: April 10, 1981 `
REt Sycamore Street Bridge
Last year under the State Bridge Inspection Program we were
advised that the Sycamore Street Bridge was unsafe for travel
by the general public. At that time we suggested to the
Council that we have our own consultant review the findings of
the State Inspection and the Council approved. The firm of
Rady and Associates examined the bridge both in the field and ti
through calculations and found that the bridge was indeed
unsafe for travel by the public. At that point the Council
directed us to close the bridge.
Rady and Associates indicated that to make the bridge safe for
travel by the public would cost approximately $75,000.
Subsequently we were notified by the state of a State Program
whereby Citys can apply for funding to help renovate existing f
bridges. Early this year we applied for .hat money.. Since
then we were advised by Dwiht Bird from the Resident Office
that our request received a' very high priority in the Dallas
Office, The request has been sent to Austin :and will be
reviewed there with the requests from all the other district
offices in Texas. We have been advised that the timetable at
this point is not available# however, the request has been in
Austin for about 30 to 45 days. Generally Austin replies to
such requests within 60 to 90 days. Therefore, we 'expect to
receive an answer by June 1, 1981. At that point if funding 3s
not received we will still be able to include it in next year's
budget.
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In their first capital improvement meeting the Planning and
zoning commission made inquiries about Sycamore Street. The
Staff advised them of the status of the funding. As of now
Planning and zoning also expressed some interest in funding
this bridge renovation out of Capital Improvement Funds, We
will keep you advised on both of these avenues of funding as
goon as new development occurs.
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