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The paper has been submitt- o TvA_k4_fc' _*_City for publication and will be In theft _ edition, If you would like any more information or ,amore detail, please I contact me and 1 will be happy to provide it, Again, thank you for your 7articipation. Sincerely, MarlElleen F. Mikan 1834 Clarendon Drive Lewisville, TX 76087 (214) 221-3841 1 i ' t 3 0 f i 'ategies fft- M'ihnl ler Support for Bond Referenda b,v MAryEllen F, Klksa r This article is based on a paper prepared for a course on Finantlal Accountability in Oovernmento offered as a part of the Masters in Public Administration program at the Universtiy of North Texas, d e • d • INTRODUCTION When a Texas city decides to issue general obligati n bonds to fund city improvements, it faces the problem of c, wincing its citizens to vote "yea." Asking voters tt +p. :reseed services or capital improvements with tax dolly a akin to selling a product sight unseen. Many voters have .roblem "bt, on faith, especially in tough economi. ies.t Lawret. W. Pierce likens a bond election to a Ind , e. The reau of saying "yes" will not be known rdiatel,v. k ,r. ionally, he says, bond elections havt a of mystery out them that jurisdictions must takes time to dispo 1 Fes, ..,is study, 58 individuals who participated in bond task forces in nine cities were sur, eyed to answer t' following questions, How did these cities go about securing "yes" votes from their citizens? What did they do right, and just as Important, what did they fail to do? How many propositions should the ballot have? What tactics must be used and which ones lead to failure? Finally, how much time does it take to educate the voters on the bond propositions? Results show similarities in the strategies used to • promote a bond referendum. There were also some surprising differences. I realize that no general conclusions can be drawn from a limited sample of nine, yet there is still much • we can learn from their experiences, r • 1 J ♦r4x~ ~ • a GETTING TO "YES" The targeted individuals in the cities surveyed realize the importance of informing the voters. A few individuals said that tie band propositions should be , •itten by t',,e citizen's b id isk foice wi• h guidance i from t.., ty cou..cil and :it, staff. Under Ttxr law +ho itt staff may not activel, promote a bond referendum, n4 can th be any use of public tends to advertise. The c staff merely provides Jiformation (i. , facts and V9) and the citizens so1J C ibutions from cr unity groups and businem organizations ti pa;, for supplies and advertising. The city belongs to its taxpayers. They Fire the people who decide whether or not they will go Into debt and if they will ack l that debt with nigher taxes. Cities have used many tactics to reach their voters-- everything from buttons and T-shirts with slogans, to slick j professionally printed brochures, to paid consultants. Penelope Lemov, has identified eight wily ways to win a bond referendum: ":iake people aware of what is going oni make ! a clear statement of purpose; develop a good track record; • educate the voters on the issues; gain support of the ~ I government agencies affected by the bond; distribute the bond's benefits throughout the area; finance the bond • campaign adequately; and work with the news media to gain • • their support (not to mention free publicity1.03 After surveying the nine citiea, 1 would add one more strategy-- i • Q • i make sure the city council publicly supports the referendum. MAKE A CLEAR STATEMENT OF PURPOSE The bend task forces in all nine cities realized the 1 need to educate the voters. Yet a success ul bond referendum revolves around more than Just education; it_depe0j_g Qli g2nu11ci_ru _v9.LerjL_Qf _k_Deed i The necessity of taking on debt must be clear. If the . voters do not understand the propositions or are not I thoroughly educated on tir r.ed for the improvements, the bond referendum is doomed to failure, One task force volunteer said, "Our bond election failed because a very small but active anti-tax group put out a pamphlet on the day of the bond vote that was full of outright lies and half- truths. Since it was too late to find out what the facts were before voting, voters took the safe way out and turned it down. Very few people who vote actually know the facts of the issue they are voting on." Apparently, the task force had nat sufficiently or thoroughly made their case with the voters. To wit, they had not presented a clear statement of purpose. If they had, an eleventh hour pamphlet would not • ha,e been able to sway voters to the extent it did, Another important point is to stream the benefits to citizens from the bond package. when presenting their bond package, one city surveyed in this study include.i a new city • • • hall because of staff overcrowding, one bond took force volunteer stated that they should have stressed a more 3 i r 0 . • p i efficient, service oriented facility for citizens. Many citizens will value improving the services t4 themselves but will not attach too much importance to the comfort of staff, GET"ING THROUGH TO VOTERS The methods for educating voters in a bond referzsidum are similar to the methods used in any election. However, a bond election, if passed, takes on a more long-term obligation than electi, someone to city office. Citizens cannot take back their vites or change their minds and not back the debt, All of the respondents in this study realize that community leaders are the beat resource in educating voters, If citizens put together a bond package and claim ownership of it, other citizens have more faith in it. All the respondents suggest involving a citizen bond committee from the Start. They suggest that the need for facilities and improvements be stressed. Most respondents stressed the Importance of showing both sides of the debate and the estimated tax impact so that it does not appear as though the city is hiding something. All of the nine cities took full advantage of the media, especially public service newspaper articles and letters to the editor, Among the respondents, five cities used paid newspaper advertising and three of these had 100% of their total bond f 0.. package approved, On the other hand, of those solely using free news articles, only one city had all of its propositions approved, These results do not definltlvely 4 r i c a • j 1 {I i show that a city is more successful with paid advertising. One council member from a city using paid advertising said she would not use that method again. She believes that letters to the editor get more attention and, of course, are free. A I DEVELOP A GOOD TRACK RECORD Developing a good track record means not Just delivering what you promise but delivering it on time ns well, This II reputation will help with voter trust. "When you build something, whether it is a coliseum or a school, and folks see the protect is effective and sufficient, they have confidence to vote for a bond issue the next time around,"4 TAKE TIME TO EDUCATE 'THE VOTERS Educating the voters as to the necessity of a bond issue takes varying amounts of time. Based on the responses to this survey, voter education takes anywhere from one to fourteen months depending on the complexity of the Issues, Mont respondents recommended two to four months. They cautioned not to take so long that your message loses its • punch, Most of the respondents 176%1 believe that the time it takes to educate the public is directly related to the difficulty the issues and the number of propositions on the ballot. ~ O e O 5 1 d FORMULATING THE BOND PACKAGE The bond package is the "candidate" running fcr election. The composition of this package will contribute largely to its success or failure, The cities surveyed held their bond elections between 1964 and 1991. The average number of propositions In these packages was eight. When asked if they believed that a city could overwhelr voters with too many issues, 43% responded affirmatively. In addition to the number of propositions, several respondents offered these suggestions: V group like issues together; do not try to put popular issues in the same proposition with unpopular ones. One task force member said. " [one) proposition failed because it combined the expansion of the Senior Citizens Center (a popular project) with an outdoor swimming pool (an unpopular projectl." Another Important factor is to distribute the bond's benefits throughout the area. It is easier to win a bond referendum when the benefits are geographically distributed. Citizens like to think that there is something for everyone. When formulatJng a bond package, one respondent p recommended keeping quality-of-life issues such as parks, libraries, and public buildings separate from street and drainage issues, In tough economic times voters get bogged down with the quality-of-life issues and vote "no" on ♦ necessities, such as infrastructures. ` 6 ♦ 0 • a The committee building the bond package must take ownership of the package and present it as the commnunity's propositions, They should keep from putting in too many issues that resemble a "wish list," Finally, the committee should break down each proposition's tax impact for a home of average value for that community. Such a breakdown is more easily understood by the average citizen. One survey respondent noted that "voters always have some hesitancy to 'give city hall a black check.' knowing the cost of each Item may prevent voters inclined to be negative on several propositions from turning down all lof them)." TIMING 'Timing is another important factor in the decision to hold a bond referendum. A city should avoid scheduling a bond election d,iring a general election. With all of the campaign literature distributed during this time', the information for A bond election is likely to go unnoticed. A city alsu should check with overlapping governments to ascertain when they plan to schedule a bond election, Too • many elections asking for citizens to pledge tax dollars for long-term debt in the same time frame will certainly doom one or all of them to failure, In addition to watching for other • elections, a city should avoid holding a referendum • 0 immedistely preceding or following major holidays, such as Chrlrtmas, when people are very aware of money and how much 7 e . o u q. they arc spending, v WHAT WORKS Most respondents stressed the need for community involvement. But how does a city go about soliciting involvement? First, it involves recruiting respected community leaders who can get the jtib done sad inspire others. Forming committees and allowing them to form the propositions will help motivate citizens to push for something they believe in. This incentive generates enthusiasm for the referendum, and the citizens then can approach voters with excitement. Some cities formed a speakers' bureau that targeted civic organizations that held regular monthly meetings to ensure that they would have an audience. Some cities found that word of mouth, "Dear FrJend" notes and friend to friend contact, encouraged voters to vote "yes," One respondent eaid that their success stemmed *rom "carefully developed propositions that are known to have a strong basis of support. Do not try to sneak in things that ere promoted only by same small interest group. Our carefully selected, 50-member, community-wide task force was e a major reason for our success," The citizens directly affected by the isauc or those with a vested interests then "become conscientious about explaining the bond to the general public in very teal, not abstract, terms." ' e 0 O 8 t a II 1 i Ili 1 1 1- , WHAT DOES NOT WORK The respondents from one city admit that they made a mistake in assuming that all propositions would pass. They had a weak to non-existent advertising program. Other respondents advise, "stay away from slick hype, pushiness, and 'cute' promotional gimmicks." Another respondent says a bond issue may fail if it appears to b3 staff endorsed. The bond package must be in the city's best interest. The individual citizen should be able to see what he/shrr, will be gaining from it. Without this reassurance, the bond referendum will likely fail. Support of the city council is critical to success. One city council In the survey chose to provide no overt support for their referendum. In the words of one respondent, "as a city councilman, 1 did not feel 1 should endorse any particular issue, but [just) encourage the vote." The civic leaders went to considerable expense in printing fancy brochures and even tired a consultant to help promote the bond issue. however, without support frr,-, the council, the referendum was doomed beforr it began. The research found that this city's council members believed it 0 to be unethical to "stamp" for the referendum. The council did not promote the referendum one way or the other; they merely explained what each proposition was to do. Taxpayers O will hardly feel confident to vote for something that the A 1 council is neutral cn. This city has learned a valuable lesson. After onlj• 26% 9 l.c G - i . ~ o of the propositions passed, the bond steering committee made' the follc:wing recommendations to the council: "The council needs to give clear direction on the size of the total program and needs to actively support the propositions; do not hold the election following the Christmas holidays; keep citizens involved throughout the process (not just at the needs identification phase); have fewer propositions, possibly with mire frequent elections; and promotional effort " should be planned from the beginning. At least 60 days is needed to adequately promote the referendum." Co',CLUSlON Selling a bond referendum takes money, time, expertise, and commitment on the part of all involved. A city's citizens are its most valuable resource. They hold the purse strings and they also wield the influence to sway their neigY.bo,s to vote affirmatively. The respondents to the survey uae~s many similar tactics. They all agreed on the ur,e of rosiected community leaders to form a "Blue Ribbon bask. Furce." Thee all agreed on the use of newspaper ` articloc Find manq have found that it is not - ::cssary to yap 1 for advertising. The most successful strategies l,sed were • those that placed the community leaders at the forefront strcasing improved services and better conditions for each and every citizen. The least successful were those that singled out a specific group, were flashy, slick or full of . 0 gimmicks, and appeared to be for the benefit of the city staff and not the citizens. 10 t F 1 11i 1 • 1 1 E N D N O T 1• S 1. Leafs, Geoffrey, Pu.blic_Re,_atlonsfor Locni_CIove,rnmen !Business Books, London) 1973, p, viii 2. Pierce, Laurence W. "Selling the Bond 9efore the Bond Sale: Elements of a Successful Bond Referendum" Gote_rrzm_ont_F'inance Review, Jun.,, 1987, p. 7 3. Lemov, Penelope, "How to Win (or Losel A Bond Referendum," Governing, Februaty 1990, p, 34 4. Ibid. s s 11 ~ ~ e • Ci o - w t` CITY of DENTON, TEXAS MUN1C(PAL BUILDOV0 / DEN TON, TEXAS 70201 /TELEPHONE 017)500.6307 Otflea Ci Manager M E M O R A N D U M ru: Lloyd V. Harrell, City Manager FROM: Rick Svehla, Assistant City Manager LATE: September 18, 1986 SUBJECT: Historical Perspective of CIP Program The idea of the Capital Improvement Program and the first elections occurred in 1973. The first bond issue included the following projects: a residential street assessment program, South Carroll Blvd. from Hickory to Fort Worth Drive, Sherman Drive from Locust ~o the city limits, McKinney Street from Bell to Carroll, master drainage plan document-1975, signal and intersection revisions, Bell Avenue from McKinney to Eagle, Avenue h trom Oak •o 135 and Bonnie brae from Scripture to I3S. In 1977 another election was held and more improvements were voted. they included Windsor Drive from Stuart to Bell Avenue, East Mckinn)y ftum Bell to Janie, Central Fire :,tation intersection improvements to the Duncan Street intersection anA Bell-Mingo intersection, the Library building expansion with asso-sated drainage improvements, h'tndsor Drive from Locust to Hinkle, Carroll Blvd. extension from Northridge to Windsor, Mingo Road extension from bell to Frame Street, more drainage improvements and acquisition of Loop 288 tight-of-way. A,su included was the potice building, and more draintge improvements. • In 1981-1983 we were also going to reuse some of the pay back on the paving assessment that was done in the 1973 issue. Since there was no interest in those ensuing years for more paving assessment type programs, the Council approved using the money to provide sidewalks or "safe school routes" near schools instead. Under this program we built approximately S miles of • sidewalks in and around the existing schools. • • • t) e o w CIP Memo September 18, 1986 Page 2 The drainage improvement money in this second issue totaled some $600,000. Improvements that were built included new culverts and channel work at Peterbilt crossing FM1S1S for $47,000, drainage improvements of 1980 at Bowling Green-Yanderbuilt, at Windsor-Bluebonnet, at Bell-Woodland which totalled $173,000, McCormick Street drainage channel for approximately $10O,U00, Peach Street drainage for approximately $40,000 and the Northridge drainage system for $300,000. The last issue that passed was in 1981-1982. This was originally a five year program. The last year contained land acquisition for parks and building renovations to City Hall. In that election neither one of those items passed, therefore, the issue was limited to the first four years. Included in those years were the following projects: Ponder Street drainage system, Panhandle Street drainage system, signal improvements for $100,000 (Dallas Drive and Eagte), Bell-Coronado drainage system, acquisition for right-of-way on US380, Paisley Street drainage system, Stanley-Thomas-Ector drainage system, Prairie Street draina a system, Yellowstone drainage system, signal improvements 110,000, and finally the City contribution to reconstruct US38U and the fire substation. All of these projects other than the fire substation have been built or are under construction currently. Some of them were delayed a year or two before they were built. By doing this we could take advantage of lumping contracts together and getting better prices for projects that were close together or that increased quantities. We have delayed constructing the fire substation until yearly operating funds can be budgeted. We have started putting aside such funds and operation of this new station is projected for 1968. We also have put aside $900,000 for U.S. 360 that will be built in 1989-9U. There were exceptions. %e mentioned one of those earlier that wa3 substituting the sidewalk program for the continuation of 1 the assessment paving program. Originally in the second issue in 1977 there was approximately $SO,000 set aside for a signal e at Windsor and Sherman. However during that time, the intersection at Sherman and Windsor did not meet the State requirements for a signal so the money was used on a signal at the intersection of Prairie and Bell. The extension of Carrell Blvd. ($12,000) was never built either. After the bona election passed, the Denton Development Guide was adopted. The Guide said that the connection wouldn't be made until a traffic study was done. Since it was a sensitive issue, funding for • the study was never secured and the connection wasn't made. • • • t) r C1P Memo September 18, 1986 Page 1 Une closing note, over the years we have also been able to ao additional things by staging construction and taking advantages of economies of scale. We did this in several instances and because of it we were able to also fund other projects that were authorized by the Council with the savings that occurred. In this latest issue we were able to make the Colorado-Spencer tie-in which was not in the bond issue. We were also able to make improvements to the channel near the Woodrow Wilson school between Emmerson and Hanover. It has been the Council's philosophy to look at the list of projects that Planning and Zoning was unable to recommend funding for and to also receive input from the community at large when making these choices. If you have any further questions, 1 would be happy to try and answer them. Rick Svegla Assistant City Manager II f t I I • ~II I r CIP Memo September lb, 19b6 Page 4 Y.S. We also continue to hear from time to time that there has been $ome question about what the CIP funding has been used for in the past. It it my understanding that in the late 1960's-early 1970's bonds were passed to do a number of improvements throughout the City. Since I was not here I do not know all the history of those issues. However, 1 an told that a large majority of that money was used to make the first improvements to Carroll Blvd. from University south to Hickory Street. I have also been told that some of the other projects that were approved in that issue were not completed because of the cost overruns on Carroll. f I I I O 1 • Q 1 ; 4 j • a $10,000,000 CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS PROPOSED GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS SERIES 1985 DATED: May 1, 1985 FIRST CPN DUE: 5/l/do PRINCIPAL DUE: 5/1 INTEREST DUE: 5/1 11/1 YEAR END CURRENT THIS $10,000000 I55UE GRAND TUTAL 9/30 REQUIREMENTS -17C , TDTI,C-- REQUIREMENTS 1985 S 2,318,907 S 0 S 0 S 0 $ 2,318,907 1986 2,158,025 500,000 1,475,000 1,975,000 4,133,025 1987 1,027,851 5U(),000 925,000 1,425,000 3,452,857 1988 1,967,9Do 5D0,000 875,000 1,375,000 3,342,906 1989 2,333,312 500,000 825,000 1,345,000 3,08,3i1 199U 1,642,145 SDO,ODU 775,000 1,175,000 2,917,145 1991 1,506,813 5UO,O00 725,000 1,225,000 2,791,810 1992 1,482,269 500,000 675,000 1,175,000 2,657,Zb9 1993 1,421,119 500,000 625,900 1,125,000 2,546,719 1994 1,)89,062 500,000 575,000 1,07S,000 2,464,061 1995 1,224,28'6 500,00() 525,UDU 1.025,WO 2,249,286 1996 1,165,256 500,000 475,000 975,000 2,140,256 1997 981,6a8 500,000 425,000 925,000 1,907,688 1996 632,938 500,DOU 375,000 d75,D00 1,507,938 1999 597,026 500,000 3251000 825,000 1,422,626 Mk 562,126 500,000 27 000 175,000 1,337,126 2001 361,813 5UO.ON 225,000 76,000 1,032,813 2uc2 i64,c88 500,000 115,000 675,ODU 959,688 1003 201,565 500,Ov0 125,000 625,000 88b,563 2004 0 500,OV'J 75,000 675,000 575,000 1u05 _ 0 500,000 25,000 525,000 525,000 $24,327,UUo S10,OW,000 $10,500,000 $2U,S00,000 $44,817,006 INTEREST CALCULhTfD AT IU.0% FOR PURPOSES OF ILLUSTRATi"d. 1984/85 Taxable Assessed Yaluatlon $1,154,036,258 • 0 Average Annual Requirements, 198612005: New Debt....... $I,U25,000 JFMcG:ab 1358E 0032f - 1.r., crat•ti-»,rr.•.rarnta-mNrivR • 0 l p , BOND SALE REQUIREMENTS {510,000,0001 YEAR END BEGINNING INTEREST' $.02 FROM TAX ENDING 9/30 SERVICE BALANCE EARNINGS OPERATIONS COLLECTIONS BALANCE 1985 $2,318,907 $285,826 $502,000 $213,000 $2,253,063 $934,982 1986 4,133,025 934,982 550,0DU 243,000 2,475,942 70,899 1987 3,452,857 70,899 395,000 -461,000 2,720,441 483 19888 3,342,906 483 200,ODO 293,000 2,989,085 139,662 IV89 3.6sd,324 139,597 1(15,000 323,000 3,284,251 193,$97 )990 2,917,145 - 0 0 - 1991 2,791,813 - 0 0 _ 1992 2,657,269 - 0 0 1993 1,546,719 - 0 0 1994 1,464,062 - 0 0 _ 1995 2,249,263 - 0 0 - • Earnings are based on a five-year program wltn a $2,UW,000 proje;ted yearly expenditure. ADDITIONAL TAX INFORMATION DEBT SERVICE FOR EVERY YIELO FROM $1,000,000 OF TAU INCREASES DEBT ISSUED • ANNUAL YEAR $.O1 $,02 REQUIREMENT 1985 $106,500 $213,000 $ 0 1966 121,500 243,000 197,500 1967 133,SW 261,000 142,500 O 1968 146,500 293,500 131,500 • 0 1969 161,500 323,UW 132,500 JFMcG:co 1361E 0032E a • k CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS Funding Schedule 1963 - 1984 >;ranley, Thomas, Ector Drainage Parts I and II $ 1,124,000 U.S. 360 R.O.N. Acquisition 200,000 $ 1,324,000 1984 - 1985 y:rairie Street Drainage $ 166,000 ':-11cwstone - Sneratun Drainage 724,OU0 Lr ate Signal Equipment _ 10 900 $ 900,000 1985 - 1916 Nztcning Funcs for V. S. 380 $ 700,000 Fire Suostation 450,900 $ 1,150,000 1965 - 1987 Del Ray Drainage $ 625,000 I~ricge on 'WuC•crew Lane 250,000 i,eccnstr4ct Crioie Street 117,000 SiceudlK cn hercuies 15,000 1 Side'-&!K near ?:opesed School ('Windsor) 30,0U0 :raific Signals 25,000 • $ 1,261,000 1967 - 1986 ;,.pave 'Wvocrcw Lane $ 525,000 StLart Joao - Selene Drainage 320,070 • .lillow Sprints Drainage 337 OOU • Traiiic Signals 25,000 $ 1,207,000 1 CSW:ab b/2/d3 Q • L3USI\ESS NIE1V s AssuaANcu P.O. Box 128 Denton, Texas 7620 Dear Task Force Member: Enclosed are 20 post cards for you to mail to friends or people you have influence with. Please fill in their first name and sign your name where indicated. These cards need to be mailed no later than Monday, March 18 and we hope you can ' follow up with a phone call to the same people between March 20-22. The March L8 meeting has been canceled due to dwindling attendance. It is imperative that you follow through with the mailing and phone process so thatwe can assure full marketing effectiveness for the March 23 election. I want to personally thank you for your work on the Street Bond Issue. You have been an integral part of this successful campaign. Thanks, Keith Appleton P.S. You can help Insure the successful completion of this campaign by bringing five yes votes with you to the polls on March 23. • Lift INSUAANCt ° MLALTM INSUKANOL • MOSFITAVIATMN • MAt011 MEDICAL IXPCNSE • GROUP INSUAMCS • Pt11EION 04ANI • ASINSUMNCS • 0 • STREET STUDY RANKINGS 01 A Boundaries Street Distress Street Name From To Costs Points liillcrest Scripture Emery 47,018 60 Avenue C Mulberry Oak 15,798 44 Bolivar Congress University 40,054 44 Kings Row Stuart Sherman 40,445 44 Elm Prairie Highland 7,899 46 'i Magnolia New Asphalt Hinkle 14,44S 47 Elm Congress Oak 26,588 SO Stuart Kings Row Coronado 34,667 S2 Elm Mulberry Prairie 15,798 55 } Hercules Picadilly Sheraton 17,334 55 • Carroll Northridge Ross 29,040 57 Oak Austin Bolivar 17,424 61 Hercules Redstone Stuart 26,400 62 Stuart Hercules Kings Row 23.112 66 Locust Hickory Oak 5,618 42 • Withers Oakland Mingo 17,334 43 Robinwood Emerson University 34,668 J 44 Paisley Woodford flettie BOBS 45 Locust Oak McKinney 4o431 46 Paisley Frame kuddell 13,857 46 • a... . /rte • e e ~ 1 First Bolivar Locust 8,667 46 greenwood Laurel Wood Cherrywood 40,445 47 Kings Row Sherman Yorkshire 23,118 49 Mockingbird McKinney Oriole 100' 28,889 51 Locust McKinney Congress 15,798 51 Emerson Free dou Wilsonwood 86,669 S2 Austin McKinney Mulberry 8,666 53 Audra McKinney End of Divide 29,480 54 Locust Mulberry Hickory 5,628 55 Mingo Withers Mockingbird 116,160 58 Old Nirth Road University Mill Pond 27,720 59 Frame PRX S. McKinney 17,424 61 Nottingham University Windsor 57,869 62 Greenwood Cherrywood Sherman 11,616 64 Locust University Sherman Drive S,o62 64 Elm Uri iversity Congress 55,440 66 l Paisley Nettie Ruddell 4,3S6 66 Pertain Mingo Wayne 4,356 66 McCormick Marvin Willowwood 17,334 49 Holiyhill Ridgecrest Tennyson 63,557 Sl Avenue D Highland 1H-35 14,44S S4 Hobson Lane Teasley 14 FM-1830 50,094 56 Bonnie Brae Riuay Windsor 397,876 75 p Bonnie Brae Windsor University 301,557 77 Bonnie Brae University Scripture 899,984 90 Scripture 111-3S Bonnie Brae 347,907 99 West Oak 1H-3s y 207,876 114 Ilickory Avenue C Bonnie Bra! 372,479 72 e _ e 0 • 1 I ~ i Oak Bolivar Jagoe 461,440 70 Hickory Avenue C Welch 200,547 72 Aagnolia New Asphalt Bolivar 176,991 74 Bolivar Northridge University 471,615 76 i Fry Scripture Oak 113,740 78 Stuart Selene Hercules 123,59S 78 Hickory Carroll Cedar 105,04S 79 Ketch Mulberry Hickory 53,694 79 Pershing Stuart Atlas 79,020 97 Avenue C 111-3S Mulberry S56,781 85 Locust Sherman Orr 473,218 79 Audra End of Divide Paisley 61,244 83 Glenwood Windsor University 187,739 Avenue A Highland 8S McCormick 210,028 7; Acme Bernard Fort Worth Dr. 61,302 94 Llm Highland Eagle 314,S16 as Locust Eagle Mulberry 47,916 S7 Kest Oak Bonnie Brae Jagoe 321,295 71 e Congress Oak laud Ponder S50176 69 Hickory Cedar Austin 116,950 74 Teasley Lane Dallas Drive Ryan Road 1,000,000 Locust Congress University 682,095 82 e total Street Cost for Rank 01 $9,735,044 • J 2101M e o • ax s'x r w,.3y, ' 3~r"%4 v "3'~it~'iA:~~~". A i'A,•..~'f'~~ 4 ~,~rr 'F t 1 R E S O L U_T I O N WHEREAS, the City of Denton, Texas acting through its elected city officials and pursuant to its capital improvement Program intends to call a bond election in 1982 to finance certain capital improvements) ar,d WHEREAS, the City Council wishes to make known in advance of the calling of said bond election what street improvements are propesed to be financed and made as a result of such bond election; Now, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTONe SSPCTION_I, That if the cAti.er,s should duly approve the selling of bonds to finance the street improvements Submitted at such election in 1982, it is the intent of the City of Denton to make needed improvements to the following streets within the City of Denton; STREET NA,yE FROM T'0 Locust Eagle Bell University University Elm University Sherman Oak Bolivar Eagle Hickory Cedar Jagoe Hickory Avenue C Austin H.ckory Carroll Welch Locust Sherman Cedar Avenue A Highland Orr Congiess Oakland McCormick i Mingo land Pander Oak withers Mockingbird Austin Bolivar Hickory Austin j Oak RR Austin Bonnie Brae Windsor ustin Audra McRinne University Nottingham University WiEndndso so Divide Welch Windsor Welch Eagle Highland Welch Mulberry Hickory Bernard Hickory Oak 'nest Oak Hickory Ea le west Oak Bonnie Brae Jagoe • Sunset IH-35 y Sunset Anna Carroll i Oriole Carroll University Glenwood Mockingbird Cardinal Greenwood Windsor University Greenwood Laurel Wood Cherrywood Pry Cherrywood Sherman 0 Bernard Scripture Hickory • 0 nard willovwood IH-35 Ber Westywood Bolivar Fulton = Mistywood Nottingham Woodhaven Woodhaven Robinwood r1 I j • 0 • c~ STREET NAME FROM TO Alice Congress University Denison Sherman University Acme Fort Worth Bernard TOTAL STREET IMPROVEMENTS $8,166,500 SECTIONS II, a That if the citizens should duly %pprole the stilling of bonds to finance the capital improvements program submitted at t such election in 1982, it is the intent of the City of Denton to a make needed improvements to the following within the City of k Dentoni r CAPITAL IMPROVE:r[ENfS PROGRAM Ponder Street Drainage Panhandle Drainage from Alice to Malone Signd) Improvements Eli iprrent Acqquisition for Neighborhood Parks Bell, Cotanado Drainage r Acquisition of right-of-way for U. S. 380 Paisley Street Drainage Starley, Thomas, Ector Drainage (Parts I and II) Prairie Drainage (Bradshaw to Lakey) Yellowstone, Sheraton Drainage Handicapped Improvements at the Square Equipment/Land Acquisition for Parks Update Signal Equipment City Contribution to Reconstruct U.S. 380 EgLifosent/Land Acquisition for Parks Fire Substation Equipment/Land Acquisition for Parks Building Renovation/Expansion TOTAL CAPIPAI, IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM 6,110000 PASSED AND APPROVED this the 19th day of October, 1982. I AiNNTONe 01'4364 CI Y OF ATT S : 4 • ICRI WESTLING, D UTY CITY SECRETARY, CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS t APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM: C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY • CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS • • BYt a I r n'~t";:;7.3',~~«,~,}.;r~.~~c+a^,+trar::ro~!1:,~_rt. • 4 ' I OPD:NA.NC£ NO. 82-165 q ORDINANCE CA]N?VASSING E.ECTION RETURNS THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF DENTON I CITY OF DENTON ^}EREAS, the City Council of said City ordered an election to be held in said City or. DECEMBER 11, 1982, on thr PROPOSI- TIONS hereinafter stated, and ;~'FEP.EAS, said City Council has investicated all matters pertaining to said e'_ecticn, including the ordering, giving notice, officers, holding, and making returns of said election: and WHEPMAS, the election officers who held said election have duly made the returns of the result thereof, and said returns have been duly delivered to this City Council. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON HEREBY OPDAINS; 1. That the City Council officially finds and determines that said election was duly ordered, that proper notice of said election was di;ly given, that proper election officers were duly appointed prior to said election, that said election was duly held, that due returns of the result of said election have been made and delivered, and that the City Cour:il has duly canvassed said returns, all in accordance with law and the Ordinance calling said electicA, 2. That the City Council officially finds and determines that the following votes were cast at said election on each submitted PROPOSITION, by the resident, qualified electors of said City who voted at the election: PROPCSITION NO. 1 825 VOTES: FOR THE ISSUANCE OF $8,215,000 ~t } OF STREET AND SIDEWALK IF- 1013 VOTES: AGAINST PROVEMENT BONDS PROPOSITION NO. 2 1007 VOTES: FOR ) 1 THE ISSUANCE OF $3,292,000 J OF DP.AINAGE IMPROVEMENT 811 VOTES: AGAINST } BONDS PROPOSITION No. 3 865 VOTES: FOR ) 1 THE ISSUANCE OF S21e,000 971 VOTESr AGAINST j OF PAPK BONDS • PROPOSITIO N --NO. 4 937 VOTES: FOR + ) THE ISSUANCE OF $900,000 OF UNIVERSITY DRIVE IM- 890 VOTES: ) AGAINST PROVEMENT BONDS • } . • c i • 0 a 0 e r u `1, s'~ a dla PROPOSITION- Y`-ir . y . : r T 7, 1. The street proposition is a result of planning and citizen input over the last five years. 2. The Bond issue will contain 18.6 miles of street and sidewalk Improvements at a cost of ;80215,000. 30 Of the $80215,000 for Proposition No, 13 ;5,803,000 will be for actual street imprcvemsats and ;2,412,000 will be for associated drainage costs. 4. Streets contained is the program are thoroughfares, arterials, or collector streets throughout the City. They were chosen using the Street Study as a major determining ~I factor. S. Street improvements are anticipated to begin 4 months from ~I the election and be completed within 3 1/2 to 4 years. 6. Matching funds from the Highway Department for construction on Elm and Locust will be pursued. PROPOS M ON 22- QkAINAGE 1. 3.282 million dollars will be spent for drainage improvements in this issue. 2. M bell/Coronado, Paisley, ajor systems will be built on Ponder Street, Streets Yellowstone/Sheraton larea hoand /E the rPanarea, handle Prairie be~reea Alice and Malone. 3. These areas sere suggested by the Planning and Zoning Commission aftor numerous public atetings were held. 4. Flood damage potential to 79 city blocks will be reduced or eliminated by this portion of the Bond Issue. S. The construction of these systems will reduce or eliminate flood damage potential to approximately 60 - 70 houses. 0. tw1 No. AN ORDINANCE CANVASSING THE ELECTION RETURNS OF A SPECIAL BOND ELECTION HELD FEBRUARY 28, 1981; AND DECLARING AV EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, a bond election was held in the City of Denton, Texas on February 28, 1981; and WHEREAS, the election officials have duly made their returns showing that a total of 2,781 qualified voters voted in said election; NOW, THEREFORE, THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS HEREBY ORDAINS: SECTION I. The City Council hereby finds and determines that 2,781 votes were cast in said election and that each of the four propositions received the following votes: PROPOSITION' N_O._1 THE ISSUANCE OF $4,70D,ODO OF STREET FOR 1,277 REBUILDING, REPAVING, OR UVFRLAYING BONDS AGAINST 1,457 PROPOSITIO_\ NO. 2 THE ISSUANCE OF $1,300,t1OO OF STREET FOR 1,125 IN'iERSECTION REPUILDING bONDS AGAINST 1,607 PROPOSITION NO. 3 THE ISSUANCE OF $850,000 OF BELL AVENUE FOR o?3 REROUTING BONDS AGAINST 1,A31 PR(PC_SITION NO. 4 THE ISSUANCE OF 520800,000 OF MCXINNEY FOR 745 STREET OVERPASS BONDS AGAINST 1,977 SECTION [I. That no proposition received a majority of the votes cast for each proposition; therefore, all four of the above bond propositions failed to pass. SECTION III. The ordinance shall become effective from and after its date of passage. PASSED AND APPROVED this the A) day of March, 1981. *C1Y S ATTES ~ CITY OF DEN70N, TEXAS ' ~ 0 APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM: C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS t BY: o • i 1 I~ r i .PP © ,.r © rN 3~`, in I DENTON O H~p1irC Vaepe CK 13 • a'si 1'e ~ tewsr'lic n t f ~~i 11 F~awe~ ltEt F., we Mound STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT PLANS 1 1.35 - Imp oveme, is U S Hqr way 380 - W:den er shnp I*C Iarwi td fdur dulvde Den. on t'lr llmir F. w4en eaung Ik yr IIt"I Ic IN ms'de cdy bMAIF 3 rehire ertens,dn 01 LCOP268 AL U S H.prw-ay 377 - FeGOnstruChon E'AA 17!11 - N'rdM from two laps IC al..laroe Moroughtare 1,0m ca"o,0n1;t-; H.V,ay121 • • 6u;E H.pnway f21 - Widen and Improve 1 DENTON COUNTY FARE PROPOSALS ?AN. o lC Data& FW V.orlfi International Airport 1. FhP 14 - Widen andimprov i 1 Ms73 - Widen and rmprov • fae Da111a Ner-,nl Naati•" • • Il Jr, e " to • r City...street repair bond gets Vo .million price tag et+lflNINE117 _ all the prublerru in 'the. city,"! 1taH wrltfr tMO it , d take four years tb A teotaUse pt9ce fag of at keel IccoaipUsb . 114 million bss been attacbtdly ■ ` Strrela are rated for strrse' ttrett bond decd4m the Ctty prints, viith belwm 41 points and' Coutu4 feat ionsideted calling a potnts eocstderaa t+ candidate rec. t, for reposing or m,eA&ybtg, 7bo6e FollomVig vwrxil Insiructlons, •ith 70 polyds and more are Asslstant City Manager Rick canddate* for feconsUucb S. oNa prepared a memo that tuts Although no sp; ifie streets the city'; ner•ic for atrt*t tin. have been mentiowda^e repaid, prove 'ents " don't apocity an 1tvipt lint of streets With where the n Are owilloecur. mxe Al stress points Is. Using a rrethndoiogy developed IncludLa to council study mated. several years aFrby Texas Akld 1.1mversity. Svehla said the city's a 114 mllllon bong 4ssue t.'mild "at 1eAast rtng C staff mike l ar fiat id U that i require an everase of 11 million a ab 'at l ov oree T ear beheeva, 1166 and 2l1UtS to anC at at ka art r mllef rrlayed of or strreets epav Wt ed year dadicaled to debt service,, abnidbenbuUt" according to figures provided by A 110 millloo Imle, Svehie raid, Ow city's Finance bepartroetrt. if dtx1caled '.S perceul to rebuild. cauicu ~ M nbels SIB disnisl, ing ani M percent to rxpa%mg, the issue during'h"y's sound 'hold elaoinsle almoal half of meeting • ft~a - a • ~I Basin, O~nN~~M tatry~rrarn ' i Su^e P ~5 I i January 14, 1985 1 Mr. Rick Svehla Assistant City Manager City of Denton { Municipal Building 215 East McKinney Denton, T% 76201 RE: Expansion of Ridgeway Drive Dear Rick, Pursuant to our conversation I would like to reiterate how important I think It is that Lillian B. Miller Parkway be expanded in your next bond program. Our leasing has gone extremely well and we are planning to start our Phase II of Southridge Village Shopping Center this summer. Also we are planning to start immediately on the approximately 5 acre development across from Southridge Village where the current Honda site is located. I really think this should be one of the highest priorities on street improvements in Denton due to the tremendous amount of residential end commercial development taking place around Scuthridge and the Hall. If there is a promotional effort by the Chamber to push on the bond election, we would be happy to contribute to the campaign. I think trying to wait on the State Highway Department to take over the maintenance and expansion of the road could be years and I feel the area needs this expansion immediately, Please let me know if there is any way I can help the expansion of Lillian B. Miller Parkway in the future bond election. Sincerely, Mavid W.. Duo U;Cll/ rga cP Xeith Appleton • Ma. Appleton, I understand you are spearheading the bond program and we • • would ltke to help out in any wny possible. Please let me know if there is anyPhing we can do. a • 0 • a • $1,x,000 CITY OF WMM TEAS PROPOW) GM M& OBLkHN Boron SERIFS 1985 DATED: May 1 , 1985 FIRST CPN DUE: 5/1/86 PRINCIPAL DUE: 5/1 INPERFST DUE: 5/1 11/1 YEAR END THIS 1 ISSilE_ uGRAND wpTOTAL 9/30 RDQIJIRFI~N15 I~ ~g 1985 $ 2,318,907 $ 0 0 $ 0 $ 21318,907 1986 1,158,025 50,000 147,500 197,500 2,355,525 1987 2,027,857 50,000 92,500 142,500 2,170,357 1988 1,967,906 50,000 87,500 137,500 2,105,406 1989 2,333,321 50,000 82,500 132,500 2,465,822 1990 1,642,145 50,000 71,500 127,500 1,769,645 1991 1,566,813 50,000 72,500 121,500 1,689,313 1992 1,482,269 50,000 67,500 117,500 1,599,769 1993 1,421,719 50,000 62,500 112,500 1,534,219 1994 1,389,062 50,000 51,500 107,500 1,496,562 1995 1,224,283 50,000 52,500 101,500 1,326,783 199b 1,165,256 50,000 47,500 97,500 1,262,156 1997 982,688 50,000 42,500 91,500 1,075,188 1998 632,938 50,000 37,500 87,500 720,436 1999 597,626 50,000 32,500 82,500 680,126 2000 562,126 50,000 27,500 77,500 639,626 2001 307,813 50,000 21,500 72,500 380,313 2002 284,688 50,000 17,500 67,500 331,188 2003 261,563 50,000 12,500 61,500 324,063 2004 50,000 7,500 57,500 57,500 2005 50,000 2,500 52,00 52,500 $ 24,327,006 $1,000,000 $1,050,000 $2,U50,000 $ 26,377,006 L` aVST ri4l.A1lATED AT 10.0'1 FOR ARMES uF U USTRATIckY. 1984/85 Taxable Assessed Valuation $1,154,036,258 • Average Annual Requiremerts, 1986/2005: New Debt----------------------- $ 102,500 Total Debt------------------- $1,202,905 JFNcG:ab 1321F • A • { DEBT SEBVIM REWIitDEM BASED ON A 9.875% OR Wrd r MIMED MAW OF PRESENT ASSESSED COLD LION 0312 MOM DEBT YEAR VALUE VALUE ECR D/S SERVICE DMIREWE 1985 1,154,036,258 1,107,474,807 2,253,063 2,318,907 219,982 1986 1,2670991,338 1,217,271,444 2,475,942 2,158,025 317,917 1987 1,393,212,075 11337,483,592 2,720,441 2,027,857 6920584 1988 1,539,791,768 1,469,550,097 2,969,085 1,967,906 1,021,179 1989 1,681,951,455 1,614,679,156 3,284,257 1,183,322 1,500,935 1990 1,848,050,753 1,774,128,722 3,608,577 1,692,145 1,916,432 • JFN,cC:ab 1323E ~ j • 0 i • I • • ~I i i a NIeA( tow,-tt 81 OIII PRINCIAAI ANTI INIIRISI VVIIR;Mf N'S MUM -8S I ISSLt Mtttr Itl IDitr Hl +Mno4nt A..wnt Cr llv rprl 16 tnlrrrlt Re Ir 11' or Itstt Ooh t. f. 1 1961.85 ! T~ 161 _ Wte_ Drte _ Al if 01 ltwr O.to6n 1 t, 0f 1r7nc f-r} 1910 Street t P. TnCe:diE r* tport4nt !-15•{0 7.15-1. ) 50 7.65 1 (16-0,714 1 )S,p00 1%t Street I ( 75,700 ! 961 tOrvrewnt 3.1 )-15.11 7,75 •r 1.70 &W, Duo If{] Ctntrll 0011„Sloe - Fn,a4 70,000 1,600 TI,090 ]-IS-i7 )-1l-8e LSO y I6trNt 1R,trtrMtn rin Sht+al J.7S Sng000 AD 000 7n,000 1161 f"ral M110410" I-IS-16 1.15.86 2.70 to 5.00 i,O14,00', 1. 750 '2 ,?60 IN/ St IstISnet. Ilinl.Ip e1 81". Clrtt CN lerl 110,000 60,000 1,150 61,150 I rNtre hprrrftrnt 11.15-61 1-15-89 C? s 6OO,000 (50,000 70.0110 1166 Street ltproretenl i, 1.61-61 1, fl-90 1,00 to S.pO 6075 X. 7)S 1,0170,000 775,On0 $0.070 1%1 Street I 1.60.1 `A, 600 li egrarNent /-}!•169 1•IS 19 LCIi l0 6, 51, 1170 Slree! 1,785,000 A." flo 70,x10 17.190 hprwtwnt f-1l-70 )-1i-91 f.fi 116 7.00 1.x'10. aS1 I7,n90 1171 Street Itproretr( 750,!50 SD,000 79,150 19,150 7-15.71 1.15-916 SAS It 7.75 1,IlM.Mo 1.000.000 1971 C. 0. At fNndl~11111 lords 700,x70 17.700 IS!, IOO March teNt, 7•I!-0S I.1!-9l 9,75 to 7,tS 9NS,Or1D 500 ,100 1t76 Control 0►ll 11 un 50.000 78,1x1 JI,KO ISaril ltp 6•~fnt. hrtti d lS•'f 7.1_96 LSO to LSO 7,100.000 L675.W4 1171 IM'W0 4ntrtl 01111et: sn 11,750 TDI,'SO {-01.71 1.01.91 1.00 It 6.00 1,000,000 1,100,000 ISIreet ItproRf4nt, Porto MO Ctr1111Utn of vJ141+0n 7-01.18 1~•~ 100.700 750.700 IMINrrs Srylrfi I JI.90 1. S; 17s,000 e1,000 10,000 1171 OeMrll C411pllen 16.000 11,100 7•11•70 5.15 to /.a I,SOO,DIID ISIrfol rlrl J Rotltt S:1l loot, l+lnrr 111 l 7.600.00. 72S,00O 115,017 110,05) 9 Cerl4fip le/ of 14/11H h• 10-0L79 1.01-9. SFIrwt ltprorw'ntU CA 11o,D00 )70A0 0 11,115 . 1171.16 fbllflu In If 001+ •tlar L•-Ol-1S 11,175 IClntrll fire S4•~rrl 6-P+-71 1 A/S 1,'5,000 ;/5, x71 0 1910 Ctrlll+gtft tl 0611ggu ttnf 16.1 71,{SS 71,{SI (ltMtry lrpent ltnl 3-A7 1-IS-IS 1.90 to It Al .b, n0,) 750,000 0 1910 IlKlrlf Willy lln; 1.0, ~S•a.x 7;.001 (to" Pee tlrlenlt7l S-01 'I(7 5-71.85 'x >D 7x0;'40 61.750 17.750 I,tlf 11M1 Oenerst Ob1lpllen 7-IS 81 !1,075 1strNt, OrYn91, r+,t S!Hlonl 21S-0J 1,11 to V.DD 1.741'a0 5; SAW IM,000 !97,160 1981 ter title$ 0% rl quptlet !50,9011 /950 1-I5-M IS-At 1.00 I R1 dyr.y Wlr.l Sl'J, OCO 0 -1[fL • III 116r107~7l1 11j_17s31SO S. I.DIY_ SI 310 for ~I ~ a I I • I i r/ EFFECT OF INCREMENTAL INCREASE IN THE PROPERTY TAU RATE ASSESSED PROPERTY Tax Increase for pna (I) Year VALUE _ $.O1 3 .05 $_10 $ .15 3 .20 ' i. i1iu,0u0 11) $75 3110 $225 $100 L. 31uU,uuu 31u 3i0 3100 3110 $200 S. 3 I ' ic-~ -04C O t', -j f5' l~r ~ AG 1 dU ~ 0 t Q • . w ,._.ri. ....x .s.-..e_."r. a.r,. . .,u -.u'.r.. r,r....+.r...r. .a. if:': N w':h l ~yy~ ~yy~ fa 'M 1&RDSE FUR $20,000,000 WW SAIL' 1985 1986 1941 19M 1989 3999' M, r;IIBAbIll' UI'ja if'mcE it f: 3 U L 310,000 b92,000 $lo021,000 $1j%0,900 $1,9160400 $2U,000,OVU AMCAL UEifr StAVla. 0 3,950,000 2,850,000 2,750,OW 2,650,000 2,550,1W TAX KH Wl) VEX $1UU OF ASSt:S5EO VAWAILU+: 0 .298-1 .1613 .1176 .0712 .0357 l11 A.ssunmy a 9.675re Kruwt.h factur. • • 0 lS:,rf' `t CLIENT; Citizens for Better Streets START/END DATE: March 22, 1985 HDNT CART #1 CO-Op: PRODUCTION; COMMERCIAL CONTINUITY 1 It'a no secret that streets in Denton are in bad condition. 2 <Many streets need to be widened to handle the traffic load. 3 Others need to be rebuil you can have better streets in cl-, 10 Denton without a tax inc[esse by voting for the Street Bonds tomorrow. This includes the badly needed extention and widening of Teasley Lane. In all, sixty nine sections of Denton streets 7 will be upgraded, All this can be done without increasing taxes, Vole "yes" In the Street Bond Election tomorrav Paid for ~c'io«{ ,(nicC 9- by Citizens For Better Streets, Keith Appleton, Treasurer, 30 1 Denton, Texas. li 12- 13- 14- Is- Keith, 1 Above is sample copy. It can be rewritten to include any paint(s) you want or changed completely if you like. Since 17 you will be running only 10 ads, one script is enough. Mainly, we need to remind people to go vote. KONT will be IB running lots of public service announcements and election 19 coverage promo announcements which will urge folks to vote. I will call you tomorrow or the next day to see if this 60 20- Is OKD by you. 21 n a, . 22] L r- Sat. zssz- l~~o DENTON, TEXAS L_ 382-2662 METRO 430-3242 . 0 • AGENDA CITY OF DENTON CITY COUNCIL February 12, 1985 Special Called Meeting of the City of Denton City Council on Tuesday, February 12, 1985, at 7100 a.m. in the Civil Defense Room of the Municipal Building at which the following items will be consideredi 7100 a.m. 1. Receive the recommendaticn of the Bond Committee regarding the proposed street bond election. 2. Consider setting a date for a street bond election. CE F.T I F I C A T E i certify that the above notice of meeting was posted on the bulletin board at the City Hall of the City of Denton, Texas, on the day of , 1985 at o'clock (a.m.) Tp.m. CITY S-E-MTX17 • i i i 1647C i • 0 P .r„ `r,r : ti • • i I BOND MEETING MINUTES The Bond Committee met last night, February 7, 1985. The i Committee reviewed the ranking done by individual i sub-committees and also the funding possibilities. A motion was made and seconded that the priority #I listing be adopted and $10,000,000 Issue be recommended to the Council. The issue would be tax free using funding strategy presented by John McGrane. The Committee also recommended that the bond election be held at soon as possible and no later than 90 days from now, 21 l 1M • . O x • c. • i S'rkEET STUDY RANKINGS 11 ; i. boundaries Street Distress t Street Name From To Costs Points 1611 rest Scripture Emery 47,018 60 Avenue C Mulberry Oak 15,798 44 Bolivar Congress University 40,454 44 Kings Row Stuart Sherman 401445 44 Elm Prairie Highland 7,8,99 46 Magnolia Net Asphalt Hinkle 14,445 47 Elm Congress Oak 26,588 So Stuart Kings Row Coronado 34,667 42 Elm Mulberry Prairie IS,798 SS Hercules Picadilly Sheraton 170334 SS Carroll Northridge Ross 29,440 57 Oak Austin Bolivar 17,424 61 Ilercules Redstone Stuart 26,400 62 Stuart Hercules Kings Row 238112 66 • Locust Hickory Oak 5,628 42 Withers Oakland Mingo 17,334 43 0 kobinwood Emersuu University 34,668 44 Paisley Woodford Ilettie 8,085 4S Lucust Oak McKinney 4 431 46 Paisley Frame Ruddell 130857 46 s • d • I li i i First bo!ivar Locust 8,667 46 Greenwood Laurel Wood Cherrywood 40,44S 47 Kings Row Sherman Yorkshire 23,118 49 Mockingbird McKinney Oriole 100' 28,889 Si Locust McKinney Congress 15,798 Sl Emerson Freedom Wilsouwood 86,669 S2 Austin McKinney Mulberry 8,666 S3 Audra McKinney End of Divide 29,480 54 Locust Mulberry Hickory '5,628 Ss Mingo Withers Mockingbird 116,160 58 Old North Road University Mill Pond 27,720 S9 Frame RRX S. McKinney 17,424 61 Nottingham University Windsor S7,669 62 Greenwood Cherrywood Sherman 11,616 64 Locust University Sherman Drive 5,662 64 Elm University Congress SS,440 66 Paisley Hettie Ruddell 4,356 66 • Pertain Mingo Wayne 4,356 66 McCormick Parvin Willowwood 17,334 49 llollyhill Rldgecrest Tennyson 630S57 51 Avenue D Highland III.3S 14,445 S4 Hobson Lane Teasley F4-1830 500094 S6 • Bonnie Brae Riney Windsor 397,876 7$ Bonnie Brae Windsor University 301,SS7 77 Bonnie Brac University Scripture 899,984 90 Scripture 1H-35 Bonnie Brae 347,907 99 West Oak 111-35 Y 107,876 114 Illckury Avenue C Bonnie Brae 372,479 72 • 0 e a o e Oak Bolivar Jagoe 461,440 70 Hickory Avenue C welch 200,S47 72 i4agnolia New Asphalt Bolivar 176,991 74 a. Bolivar Northridge University 471,61S 76 Fry Scripture Oak 113,740 78 Stuart Selene Hercules 123,595 78 Illckory Carroll Cedar 10S,045 79 Welch Mulberry Hickory S3,694 79 Pershing Stuart Atlas 79,020 97 Avenue C IH-35 Mulberry SS6 781 8S Locust Sherman Orr 473,218 79 Audra End of Divide Paisley 61,244 83 Glenwood Windsor University 387,739 8S Avenue A Highland McCormick 2100028 75 Acme Bernard Fort Worth Dr. 61,302 94 Elm Highland Eagle 3140S16 85 Locust Eagle Mulberry 47,916 S7 f West Oak Bonnie Brae Jagoe 321,295 71 e Congress Oak Ialid Ponder 55,176 69 Hickory Cedar Austin 116,9S0 74 Teasley Lane Dallas Drive Ryan Road 1,000,000 Locust Congress University 682,095 82 4> e Total Street Cost for Rank 11 $9,735,044 2lUlbl • 0 I • Q • BOND PROJECTS PROJECT PROJECT EXPENSE Residential St. Assessment paving $ 786,218 South Carroll Blvd. Hickory to I-35 539,502 Sherman Dr.- Locust to City Limits 1'348,272 Drainage Study 182,110 Signal, Intersection Revision 249,876 Bell - Industrial McKinney - Eagle 839,842 Ave. E - Oak to I-35 #70,813 Bonnie Brae. Scriptt.re to I-3S 434,598 Windsor Drive (Bonnie Brae to Hinkle) 307,373 East McKinney 823,015 Central Fire Station 609,708 • Duncan Signals 48,336 4"Bell-Mingo Signals 39,963 00"Library Parking Lot 98,780 0"Library Channel U1,629 ' • s • O t., kip. ~'I J. 5, 1 ~1'',P Sk r'p '.'j 1. • a • Bond Projects Page 2 February 7, 1985 PROJECT PROJECT EXPENSE O"Windsor Drive (Locust to Hinkle) 4010950 kight-of-Way 99,787 "Carroll Extension (Deleted by the Council after recommendation from the Denton Development Guide Committee 12,000 Mingo 82,562 Loop 288 221,354 Police Building 1,090,491 "Assessment Paving (Deleted by Council after no requests were received for four years 200,000 4"Sidewalks 213,249 ***Peterbllt 46,885 D. 1. 1980 173,249 ***McCarmick 101,393 Peach Street 390235 Northridge 300,538 Total of 1973-1974 and 1977-1978 Bond Issues $104439,000 • Total C6st of Above Projects $10,SB21728.00 Bell-Coronado, Paisley St., and Ponder St. Drainage 612,436 • Panhandle Drainage 767,617 • • ""R,O.W. for U.S.380 200,000 "*Stanley, Thomas, Ector Drainage 1,114,000 wooed • Bond Projects Page 3 February 7, 1985 PROJECT PROJECT EXPENSE 11"S1 nal Improvements (Eagle. Hell Isitersection) 100,000 I "Prairie (Bradshaw to Lakey) Drainage 166,000 ""Update Signal Equipment 10,000 "Yellowstone, Sheraton Drainage 724,000 "Reconstruction of U.S. 360 700,000 ,:Projects proposed which were not completed. These items are proposed improvements which are pending. O"Additional projects that were built using bond money. 2106,1 j • 1 • rv STREET STUDY RANKINGS 11 boundaries Distress Street Name Fro■ To Costs ooints- Hillcrest Scripture Emery 470018 60 Avenue C Mulberry Oak IS,798 44 Bolivar Congress University 40,054 44 Kings Row Stuart Sherman 40,44S 44 Elm Prairie Highland 7,899 46 Magnolia New Asphalt Hinkle 14,445 47 Elm Congress Oak 26,588 50 Stuart Kings Row Coronado 54,667 S2 Elm Mulberry Prairie 150798 S5 Hercules Picadilly Sheraton 179334 5S Carroll Northridge Ross 29,040 S7 Oak Austin Bolivar 17,124 61 Hercules Redstone Stuart 20,400 62 Stuart Hercules Kings Row 23,112 66 Locust Hickory Oak 5,628 42 Withers Oakland Mingo 19,334 43 Robinw,od Emerson University 34,669 44 Paisley Woodford Hattie 8,085 45 Lucust Oak McKinney 4,431 46 Paisley Frame Ruddell 131857 s6 First Bolivar Locust 80667 46 Greenwood Laurel Wood Cherrywood 40,445 47 Kings Row Sherman Yorkshire 23,118 49 Mockingbird McKinney Oriole 100' 26,889 51 Locust McKinney Congress 15,798 51 0 Emerson Freedom Wilsonwood 86,669 52 %Q' , Austin McKinney Mulberry 8,666 53 Audra McKinney End of Divide 29,480 S4 Locust Mulberry Hickory 5,628 S5 Mingo Withers Mockingbird 1160160 X58 Old North Road University Mill Pond 270720 S9 Frame RRX S. McKinney 17,424 61 Nottingham University Windsor 57,869 62 Greenwood Cherrywood Sherman 11,616 64 Locust University Sherman Drive 51662 64 Elm University Congress $50440 66 Paisley Hattie Ruddell 41356 66 Pertain Mingo Wayyne 40356 66 McCormick Parvin Willowwood 17,334 49 Hollyhill Ridgecrest Tennyson 63,SS7 51 Avenue D Highland 111-35 14,445 54, Hobson Lane Teasley FM-1830 50,094 56 Bonnie Arse Riney Windsor 397,876 7S Bonnie Brae Windsor , University 301,557 77: Bonnie Brae University Scripture 999,984 90 Scripture IH-35 Bonnie Brae 347,907 99 West Oak IH-35 Y 2070876 114 Hickory Avenue C Bonnie arse 372,479 72 Oak Bolivar Jagoe .461,440 70 Hickory Avenue C Welch 200,S47 72 Magnolia New Asphalt Bolivar 176,991 74 00 1var Northridge University 4719615 76 Fry Scripture Oak 113,740 78 Stuart Selene Hercules 123059S 78 Hickory Carroll Cedar l0S,045 79 • Welch Mulberry Hickory 53,694 79 Pershin Stuart Atlas 79,020 97 Avenue IH-3S Mulberry SS60781 8S Locust Sherman Orr 473,218 79 Audra End of Divide Paisley 61,244 83 Glenwood Windsor University 3819739 85 Avenue A Highland McCormick 2100028 75 0 Acme Bernard Fort Vorth Dr. 611302 94 • a Elm Highland Eagle 314,516 8S Lai~ust Eagle Mulberry 470916 57 West Oak Bonnie brae Jagoe 321,295 71 Congress Oakland Ponder S5,176 64 Hickory Cedar Austin 1160950 74 Teasley Lane Dallas Drive Ryan Road 10000,000 Locust Congress University 612,095 82 J ?~.nlMilee%eRepave and Overlay I45 Miles Rebuild 0 , • 1 f 1`+ ~t h ' dUNU_i;SUE SfHEET UATA 't p MILES COST/MILE TOTAL COST 34' hide 4S' Wide UVEHLAY 4,1.iU $ 70,UUU $ 7100000 $ 206470600 HEPAVINv 1[.1~) 4 58,000 $ 79,000 $ 10373,900 HEOUiWlr6 24.5 4302000U $~,Id,Y32 $15,1760000 TOTAL S1REE1 (4[c MAINTENANCE / NLE0E0 3Tyjin-,300---- r 0 O )b//M i O • a I MA1t,MiNG_FLJUS F0H STATE PNOOECTS i i LOOP 2dd ` _ SUS 388 c=` ` . ~cb' $900,000•• FM 2181 y rcf y c a 4-' Tr r . L $1,000P000• a ~i•, e. _n.l' r~,I 1. ,i,. C.raQA Y / US 171 0 ~ 4700,000• i ' PruJect is not in any program. No funds have been allocated. PraJect in Capital Inprovement Program. N'rr bvrtlts>a p~ A , Lu I(A • 4^.a e - e r y, w Table Ile Y' DISTRESS POINTS 40 - 69 _ Boundaries _ length Street Drainage Riding Distress Data Last Rated I Street Nome From To M11et Class oats Coots Hall points No. De" Yr Central Eagle Hlgntand 0.15 R34t 8,667 1 10 12/12/84 Dudley McCormick Jacqueline 0.10 R3 C 5,778 I 40 12/i//8{ Oakwood Mercedes Cut de sac O.lD R34C 5,718 2 /0 I2/IL/B4 McCormick Nlllowwood IH-35 0.65 R34C 37,555 2 a u/1//e4 Neich Hickory Oak D.10 AJDC 5,001 40 12!14/B4 klsterla Y111owwood Gall 0.10 R34C 5,778 2 40 12/11/84 Mulberry Elm Dernard 0.40 C36C 21,654 2 40 12/12/84 Dradley Sena Oak 0.25 R25C 10,107 I 40 Shasewood Pembrooke Noodbrook 0.10 R34C 5,178 • 1 /0 Yellowstone Sun Valley Kings Row 0.30 R34C 17,334 2 11 31!16/84 NendolPh Ylllowwood IH-35 0150 434C 28,890 2 11 12/11/84 Collier IH-3S Eagle 0.30 R34C 17,334 1 41 12/12/8{ e Mounts Congress Oak 0.30 R34C 17,334 2 41 12/01/84 Colt Nestway Congress 0.70 R34C 40,445 2 41 MITI Pond Emerson Emerson 0.50 R34C 28,890 I /1 12/tD/Ba LrKust Hlckary Oak 0105 WC 5.628 2 42 Page lotal 264,958 1 Street Study Table III ;'3• Page Two Boundaries Length Street Drainage Riding Distress Date Last Rated Street Name From To 181101, Class Costs Cols Quality Points Mo. Day Yr. Coronado Locust Bell 0.30 C34C ; 17,334 3 43 11/28/84 Savannah Teasley Longridge 0.40 A34C 23,112 2 43 12/28/84 Helm Eagle Highland 0.15 C40C 10,402 - 2 43 12/12/94 Third Bolivar locust 0,30 R25C 15,020 - 1 43 Nlthers Oakland Mingo 0.30 A34C 17,334 1 43 Boyd University Mingo 0.35 R34C 20,223 1 44 11/01/84 Scrfpture Jagoe Bryan 0.20 C30C 10,013 2 44 12105/84 Noodbrook Pennsylvania IN-35 0.80 A44C 61,647 - 2 44 12/28/84 Georgetown Bowllnq Green University 0,10 R30C 35,041 2 44 11128/84 Yittowwood McCormick Bernard 0.30 C22S 10,393 - 3 44 12/14/84 • Oavis Ruddell Crawford 0.10 R34C 5,778 - 1 44 11/01/84 Royal lane miltywood Rockwood 0.20 R44C 15,412 1 44 11/09184 Avenue C Mulberry Oak 0.20 R46, SO 15,798 2 44 12/12/94 Roblawoad Emerson University 0,60 134C 34,608 - 2 44 11/02/84 • Alice Congress igan 0.10 R30C 5,001 44 Austin Oakland Parkway 0.70 R25C 28,299 - 1 44 Avon Stratford Heather 0115 R34C 8.661 2 44 11/08/83 Page Total $334,154 t. ti • • Street Study Table Ili Page Three Boundaries Length Street Drainage Riding Distress Date Lost Rated St_eet Name from To Miles Class Costs Costs Quality Points- No. Day Tr. Bolivar Congress Universfty 0.80 C30C ; 40,054 - 4 44 , Churchill Burn Tree Nottingham 0.10 R34C 5,778 - 44 11/29/83 Crescent Malone Bolivar 0.90 R44C 69,353 1 44 Dunes Windsor Old Orchard Rd 0.25 R34C 14,445 - 1 44 11129183 Frame RR Tracks Grove 0.25 R34C 14,445 1 44 Kings Row Stuart Sherman 0.70 C30C 40,445 - 1 44 11/08/83 Manhattan Sherman Stuart 0.30 R34C 17,334 2 44 Robin Circle Nottingham Cul de sac 0,10 R34C 5,778 - 1 44 Ruddell Palsley Willis 0.20 C22S 6,929 - 4 44 • Travers Hopkfns Drfve Plying Rock 0.05 R34C 2,889 - 1 44 10/11/83 Palawood Glenw004 Kayewood 0.05 R34C 2,889 - 1 45 11/02/84 Paisley Woodford Hattie 0.20 C24S B,D85 - 3 45 11/01/84 Campbell McKinney Paisley 0.35 R34C 20,223 - 1 45 11/01/84 • Willowood Bonnie Brae Hfghland Park 0.40 C25S 16,170 2 45 1t/14/64 • Anurlllo Gregg Panhandle 1100' 0.40 R34C 23,112 - 1 45 Avenue B Oak Hickory 0.05 940C 3,467 - 1 4S Hanover Windsor Emerson 0.25 R34C 14u,445 - 1 4S 12/20183 Page Total 1305,641 • 4i1 o s Street Study Table 3It ; Page Four ti P Boundaries Length Street Drainage Aiding Distress Date Last Rated Street Name From To Mlles Class Costs costs Duality Points No. Dav Tr. Industrial Hickory sell 0.20 R40C 13,869 1 45 Pecan Cedar Austin 0.10 A40C 6,935 - 2 45 Westwood Parvin Wlltowood 0.35 R34C 20,223 1 45 Los Colinas Mesa IH-35 0.05 R44C 3,853 - 1 46 02/21/84 Old Lee Ct. Burning Tree Cut de sac 0.05 R34C 2.889 - 3 46 11109/84 r FllTmeadow Hwy. l7 Gardenview 0.30 R34C 11,334 - 1 46 11/28/84 Linden Malone Bonnie Brae 0.60 C44C 46,235 2 46 12/01/84 Colonial Augusta Thunderbird 0.15 R34C 8,661 - 1 46 Rldgecrest Pennsylvania Rldgecrest 1.80 R34C 104.OU2 - 2 46 12/28/84 locust Oak McKinney O.US ASOC 4431 3 46 Eim Prairie Highland 0.10 A45C 7,899 2 46 Emery Bonnie Brae Malone 0.60 A34C 34,667 1 46 12/01/84 Paisley frame Ruddell 0.40 C22S 17,857 - 2 46 11/01/84 Audra Mocki4g6lyd Loop 288 0.50 C25S 20,213 • 3 /6 11/02/81 Bradshaw Paisley McKinney 0.30 R34C 17,334 1 46 Elm Prairie Highland 0.10 0 Egan Malone Boll,ar 0.80 A34C 16.223 - 1 46 Page Total $368.631 ; i i • I I I Street Study Table 111 i. I Page Five a Boundaries Length Street Drainage Riding Distress Date Last Rated Street Name From To M11e6) Class Costs Costs Quality points Mu. Day Tr. First Bolivar locust 0.15 134C $ 8,667 1 45 Nilliamst"'i Nattingham Jamestown 0.20 R34C 11,556 2 46 Foacroft Emerson Emerson 0.10 R34C 40,445 - 1 41 11/02/14 Cromwell Wellington Yorkshire Q.20 A34C 11,554 - 2 47 11/16;14 Oreeiwood Laurel Wood Cherrywood 0170 R34C 40,445 2 41 Magnolia New Asphalt Hinkle U,25 934C 14,44S 47 Mockingbird Audra Paisley 0.50 CUS 20,213 p Myrtle Daugherty Collins 0,15 R34C 14,445 - 2 47 Live Oak Sherman Robinwood 0.20 R34C 11,556 - 2 48 11/16/84 Third Locust Oakland 0.20 R30C 10,013 48 • Jacqueline Parvin Wlllowwood 0.40 R34C 23,112 1 49 12/14/14 Bellsmad Emery Thomas 0.20 R34C 11,556 - 3 49 12/05/64 Atlas Redstone Hercules 0.30 R34C 17,334 - 2 49 11/16/14 S Ector Scripture University 0.80 C40C $5,418 2 49 12/05/84 McCormick Parvin Wilsonwood 0.30 R34C 17,334 2 49 12/14184 rlice Egan University 0.15 R34C 43,334 2 49 Dover Sherman Avon 0,15 R44C 11,559 1 49 11/61/13 Page total 1163,048 , . • r rr rr rte.., 0 I • o i r • Street Study ' Table III Page Six z Street N ane From 8ounda•1es Length Street Drainage RI ding Distress Date Last Rated To _ 1411es Sloss Costs Em Quality Points Ma. D r Yr, Kings Row Sherman Yorkshire 0.30 C44C 23,118 49 11/08/83 Anna Panhandle University 0.60 A34C 34,647 2 6o 12/07/84 Elm Congress Oak 0.30 A50C 26,588 2 .4 Yorkshire Xing% Row Sherman Drive 0.30 A34C 17,334 - 1 SO 11/08/83 Greenway Augusta IeodkhoIIow 0.25 A44C 19,265 1 51 02/21/84 Hollyh111 Rldgecrest Tennyson 1.10 R34C 63,551 2 51 12/28184 Headlee Hinkle Bolivar 0.50 R34C 28,889 2 61 11/28/81 Scripture Thomas Jagoe 0.50 C30C 25,033 - 2 61 12/06/81 Mockingbird FkKIoney Orlocet 100' 0.50 R34C 28,889 1 61 Sunset Anna University 0.35 R34C 20,223 - 1 51 • Locust McKinney Congress 0.20 A45C 151198 2 51 35 Gober Cordell Scripture 0160 R34C 34.667 - 2 52 12/05/81 Emerson Freedom WII%orrwod 1.50 R34C 86,669 - 2 52 11/02184 • Virginia Hwy. 38U North End 0.10 A34C 5.278 - 3 52 11/16/64 • Churchill Windsor Nottingham 0.35 A34C 201223 1 62 11120183 Mockingbird RR Audra 0,30 C25S 12,128 52 Oak RR Austin 0.30 A55C 29.480 2 62 Pogo total j492,306 • o F II 1 i M. Street Study Table III Page Seven Boundaries Length Street Drainage Riding r4 stress Date Last Rated Street Name From To M110A Class Costs Costs Quality 2 Stuart Rings Row Coronado 0.60 C34C E 34,667 - 52 Austin McKinney Mulberry 0.15 R34C 8,666 2 63 Woodford Ct. Woodford Dead end 0.05 R34C 2,689 - 2 54 it/01/94 Wilshlie Avenue C Avenue D O.ID R34S 5,778 2 54 12/11/84 Sycamore Welch Bell 0,90 C30C 45,067 1 54 12/14/64 Audra McKinney End of Divide 0.30 C55C 29,480 - 1 54 Avenue 0 Highland IN-35 0.25 R34C 14,445 2 54 Congress Oakland Carroll 0.95 C34C 54,890 - 2 54 Highland Elm Welch 0.60 R3DC 30,040 - 2 54 Sena Malone Ector 0,35 R34C 20,223 2 65 12/07164 Elm Mulberry Prairie 0.20 A45C 15,798 2 55 • Avenue 8 Maple Underwood 0,30 R30C 15,020 2 65 LoLust Mulberry Hickory 0.05 ASOC 6,628 ! 65 Camden Ct. Londonderry Cul do sac 0.05 R34C 2,BB9 - 2 66 Hercules Plcad111y Sheraton 0.30 C34C 17,334 1 $S ® Mfstywood Nottingham Woodhaven 0,45 R44C 34,616 2 5s 10 Stanley Emery Panhandle 0.50 R34C 28,889 1 5S Willow Springs Shady Oaks 9orley 0,20 C34C 11.556 ! 55 Page Total $ 371,935 Total verlay (40.55) 12,521,504 S 0 t' Street Study Table III Page Eight I i i Boundaries Length Street Drainage Aiding Distress Oita Last Rated Stree': Name From To Mlles Class Costs Costs uaII t-V Points Mo. Day Mr. e Bryn Mawr Hinkle Amherst 0.20 R34C 11,616 2 66 11/28/84 Thunderbird IH-35 Creenway 0.25 A44C 19,800 1 56 02/21/84 Archer trill Emerson Elverson 0.45 R34C 26,136 1 56 12/20/83 Denton Crescent Hickory 0175 R34,. 4,350 1 56 Hobson lane Teasley FM-1830 1,15 C25S $0,094 2 66 e Mimosa Bolivar Hinkle O.SS A34C 31,944 2 66 Ponder Oak linden 4100' 0.50 R34C 29,040 1 6S Carroll Northridge Ross O.SD A36C 29,040 2 i7 11/28/64 Locust Eagle Mulberry 0.50 A54C 47,916 2 57 Laurelwood Kayewood University 0.45 A34C 26,136 2 6A Mingo Withers Mockingbird 2.20 Rios 116,160 2 r~ I Denison Sherman Headlee 0.40 R34C 23,232 59 Normal Oak Scripture 0.15 R34C 8,712 - 2 69 Old North Road University MITI Pond 0.3$ C44C 27,720 - 1 so WWII) i Hfilcrest Scripture Emery 0.65 R4V. 41,010 2 60 12/DS/14 Cardinal McKinney End 0.65 A34C 37.752 - 3 60 11/02/14 Page Total $536,666 • a • • Street Study Fable 111 Page Nine s.~ Boundaries Length Street Drainage Afdfng Distress Data Lost Noted Street Name From To (miles) Class Costs Costs 20 1 Points No. Dar • Yr. w. Denison Sherman University 0.10 R34C 6.808 2 50 Emery Fulton 620u' Carroll 0.35 R34C 20,328 2 60 So. Locust IN 35 Cagle 0.10 RZSS 4,356 3 60 i Walnut Austin Cedar 0.10 R34C S,e08 2 60 Scripture Bryan Ponder C.10 C40S 7,234 - 2 61 12/05/84 j Cordell 11111crest Malone 0.41 A44C 31,680 2 61 12/05/84 Frame RAN S. Mckinney 0.30 R34C 17,424 2 61 Frame Woodland Unfversfty 0.10 A34C 5,808 2 61 Fry Oak Hickory 0.10 A34C 5,808 61 Oak Austin 8olfvar 0.20 ASOC 17,424 - 2 61 • Pembrooke longridge Fairfax 0.65 R34C 37,752 3 42 12/28/84 Audra McKinney End of Divide 0.30 C55C 28,750 1 62 Hann Oakland Locust 0.10 R25C 4,356 2 62 Hercules Redstone Stuart 0.25 C60C 26,400 - 1 62 • Kayewood Crestwood Greenwood 0.55 R34C 31,)44 2 62 N0ttInghanr University Windsor 0.80 A40C 57,869 - 2 62 Edgewood Northwood Crestwood 0.10 R34C 5,808 1 63 Page Total $114,551 i A ' • Q • • I Street Study Table lit Page Ten F _ Boundarles Length Street Oralnage Riding Distress Date Last Rated Street Name Fros To Miles Class Costs Costs Quality Polots Mo. Day Yr. I Rockwood Emerson Laurelwood 0.30 A34C $ 17,424 1 64 11102/84 Crawford Texas McKinney 0.30 R34C 17,424 2 64 Greenwood Cherrywood Sherman 0.20 R34C 11,616 - 2 64 { Linwood Sherman Crestwood 0.25 R34C 14,520 - 2 64 { Locust University Orr 0.65 A34C 37,752 2 64 Heather Stratford Oxford 0.40 R34C 23,232 - 2 65 11/16/84 Bernard Wlllowood IM-35 0.10 R36C 5,808 3 65 Northwood ler Edgewood Cut de sac 0.10 A34C S. BOB - 1 65 Elm University Congress 0,70 A4SC 55,440 2 66 Paisley Mettle Ruddell 0.10 C24S 4,356 2 66 11/01/84 • Pertain Mingo Wayne 0,10 A25S 4,356 - 2 66 11/01164 Stuart Hercules Kings Raw 0.40 C34C 23,112 - 66 I i lnrlet Hampton Marshall 0.7$ A25S 32,610 1 67 • Lockstey Emerson Nottingham 0.25 A34C 14,520 - 1 61 1lI20/6) • Mood McKinney Texas 0.50 R14C 29,040 2 67 Bernard HIckary Eagle 0.60 AM 31.660 • ! 61 Page Total ;326,158 0 0 • a • Street Study r. Table Ill Page Eleven Boundaries Length Street Orafmge Riding Dlstrets Date Last Rated Street Name From To Niles) Class Cots Costs Out slt t-v PoSnts Mo. Day Tr. Cedar Mulberry Mcxlnney 0.20 A34C 1 11,616 2 68 Sawyer Oakland Locust 0.15 R25C 6,534 1 68 Congress Oakland Ponder 0.95 C34C 55,114 Y 69 Westray Bolivar Fulton 0.45 R34C 26,136 - 2 69 Woodland Cherrywood Shernan 0.50 A34C 294040 - Y 69 Page Total ; 128,502 Total Cost Repave • (5640) 11,308,487 1. Overlay Total 2,521,504 Estimate - St cont. 126,015 2,647,S19 s 2. Repave - Total 1,308,483 i 5t Cont. 65,424 1,313,901 i • 0 09570 IIikm' • • • I I •Yx Table IV DISTRESS POINTS 70 - RE BUILD Boundaries Length Street Orafnage Riding Distress Total • lit Street Name From To Kilos Class Costs Costa u a I I _ Points Eno. and Can. Mfstywood Woodhaven Robinwood 0.20 A44C $ 107,96S 517,000 2 70 = 258,709 Oak Bolivar Jigoe 1.00 A36C 336,334 91,800 2 70 461,440 Peal Denton Cereal) O.IU R34C 39,781 0 I 70 45,749 Lovell Scripture Egan 0.10 134C 43,398 0 2 11 49,908 West Oak Bonnie Brae Jagoe D.7U A36C 227,195 43,500 2 71 321,295 Hickory Avenue C Bonnie Brae 0.10 A45C 323,895 0 2 72 312,4?9 Hickory Avenue C Welch 0.40 A36C 148,263 26,125 3 72 200,547 Thomas Oak Emery 0.95 034C 329,101 30,226 2 73 613,225 Prairie Avenue E Bonnie Brae 0.45 A34C 139,235 0 2 73 160,120 • Roberts Northwood Bell 0.35 P34C 141,043 12I,SS2 2 13 301,964 Hickory Cedar Austin 0.20 A63C 101,695 0 2 74 116,950 Kagnolls New Asphalt Bolivar 0.30 R34C 108,495 45,410 2 74 176,991 Avenue A Highland McCormick O.SS 034C 182,433 0 2 1S 210,021 O Bonnie Brie FN Isis Santo Fe Tracks 0.80 AM 338,617 75,335 3 7S 476,045 Bonnie Brae Riney Wfndsor 0.65 Cass 345,979 0 3 7s 391,176 Ningsrood Londonderry Cul de sec U.05 A34C 18,082 0 2 75 20.7H Page Total X3,9/4,140 • O , e Q • 1 • i I I I Street Study ?able IV Page two i 6oundarfes Length Street Drafnage Riding Distress fatal a 16% ` Street Name From To _ Mlles C us Colts C s f 04411 Paints [nd. and Cons 3 Barrow Payne Derby 0,10 R34C 29,380 0 4 76 ; 33,76) Bolivar Northrldge University 0.10 R34C 260,188 149,71? 2 16 1 111,615 Marshall Hwy, 38U Hampton 0.60 RZSS 266,280 21,238 2 I6 330,646 Bannle Brie Windsor Untwerslty 0.70 C25S 247,824 14,400 3 17 301,66? Cherrywood Greenwood Woodland 0.20 134C 75,946 0 2 71 !1,338 Payne North Leg IN-35 1,20 R20S 512,502 120,130 3 71 796,527 Woodhaven Mtstywood Emerson 0.30 P14C 83,1?9 0 2 JJ 95,656 Fry Scrlpture Oak 0.20 R34C 77,155 21,150 2 78 113,J40 Stuart Selene Hercules 0 101,471 0 78 123,695 Hickory Carroll Cedar 0.10 A36C 73,211 18,160 2 19 101,045 • Hampton Mar,hall Marsh Branch 0.15 KISS !50,602 $1,980 2 79 162,964 locust Sherman Orr 0,55 A34Y 306,718 104,775 3 79 p3,216 Welch Mulberry PIckory, 0,10 21* 31,066 15,626 79 63,694 e Bell Unfversity Sherman 0,30 C31C4, ?5,083 0 3 90 86,346 e Texas Auddell Crawford 0.05 R25S 39,114 49,650 3 82 74,911 Audra End of Divide Mockfngbird 1.00 379,449 123,900 13 616.151 Maple Avenue D Bernard 0.10 ARC 251,346 0 2 13 269.046 Page total 1. • P Street Study Table IV Page Three h ^3 Street Warne From Boundaries Length Street Drainage Riding Distress Total Is% i ~ To Mllu Clasa Casts Costs ual Potnt, Eno, and Conte 4.. Avenue C IH-35 Mulberry 0.70 C55C { 419,347 64,A10 2 85 { 556,781 Glenwood Windsor University 0.70 R34C 264,004 13,160 2 BS 387,139 Roselawn Pt. Worth Dr. City Llnits 1.35 R25S 601, 669 137,398 2 85 849,928 S. Locust South End IN 35 0.20 925S 65,290 0 2 86 75,083 Rose paisley Teen 0.15 R255 31,014 0 i 89 42,512 i Bonnie Brae University Scripture 0.75 C45S 372,970 409,625 3 90 899,984 Spencer Woodrow Loop 288 1.40 A255 $12,502 206,850 2 92 896,255 Acme Bernard S. Locust 0.25 R255 81,612 25,000 2 94 !22,604 Hickory Austin RA 0.30 ASSC 182,325 87,450 2 94 310,!41 1 Cin4y Hwy. 380 Hampton 0.55 R265 192,605 25,140 2 ' 95 251,091 Pershing Stuart Atlas 0.20 A34C 68,713 0 1 93 19,020 r Scripture IN•35 Bonnie Brae 0.50 C225 226,138 76,190 3 99 741,901 Avenue E IN 3S Eagle 0.05 C34C 36,805 0 2 102 42,321 • Brook Hullow Grecnway End 0.10 A34C 86,7% 0 1 105 49,815 IOUF Eagle Hlghlan7 0.15 RZSS 83,761 0 3 110 96,325 west Oak IN-35 Y 0.30 A64C 154,612 24,250 4 114 201.176 , Page total =5,265,554 i I l ~ , • c> • • Street Seedy Table IV Page Four Bounder}es _ length Street Drainage Riding Olstress Total 0 151 Street Name From to 411e1Class CPiLs C ! uati P nts tnd, and Cont. r .21 James Massey rt, North Dr, 0,70 R155 f 241,573 58,795 4 125 f 544,963 Oriole Mockingbird Cardinal 0,35 R34C 94,02E 0 3 145 108,133 Locust Congress Unloorsity 0.70 A31C 404,776 183,350 82 682,095 Elm Highland E49141 0,15 A41C 93,242 180,250 8i 314.516 Page Total X1,449,707 Rebuild Total Ii,178,006 GRAND TOTAL j19,499.492 • 0 09S7g • 4a , s STREET EXPENDITURES DIVISIONS MATERIAL HUOGET YEAR PATCH DRAIN CONST TOTAL PATCH [)RAIN CONST TOTAL 74/75 610,422 166,473 75/76 746,375 179,801 76/17 $291,453 $165,634 5335,997 793,084 203,106 77/76 272,515 215,914 348,651 837,080 283,541 78/79 250,050 1480113 348,309 746,472 $ 91,316 S 10,638 4118046 220,300 79/80 285,637 185,302 298,050 769,189 98,460 9,460 86,683 194,603 60/61 354,102 178,637 269,058 801,797 141,368 814 47,108 189,310 81/82 365,627 2180011 353,107 936,745 111,761 50,845 120,653 283,259 82/83 382,154 224,706 466,372 10073,232 134,836 25,173 68,840 228,849 83/84 4840061 229,955 $08,078 1,222,094 159,600 12,016 70,429 242,045 84/85* 860,853 286,622 586,657 1,714,132 497,997 27,440 2350206 760,643 'Proposed STREET AND BRIDGE ACCOUNT • 82/83 $113,569 63/84 140,147 t O r MATERIAL EXPENDITURE I 1000 I 900 E N K 800 P E T 700 N H D 0 600 I U T 5 500 U A R. N 400, £ D 5 300 200 100 0 74/75 75/16 76/77 77/78 78/79 79/80 80/81 81/82 82/83 83/84 84/85 • FISCAL YEAR • a • S'MFT STUUY CITY OF ULNTUN, TKYA'S AF'1tlL, 1984 e • e s TAULt OF CONTENTS PWAUS POINTS Table I 0 - 10 Table 11 11 - 40 Table 111 41 - 69 Table 14 10 - Table V 8161d Pavement 7ho original Street Study field work woe done before Soptendbur 1, 1919 and November 1, 1919. i « e o I • 0 A • Trab1.3~3 DISTRESS POINTS 0 - 10 _ uourlJdrl~s striul Nuai, Fron,_ To Lunglh Date ' Date Riding DI stroll Data Lest Nutia JM,los2 _ 9194! ~224L~~loQ Na rLAIntl ua 4Y _t9h4!_ l14. daY Airvwhcud brook 11alluw North 0.0; R34C 1969 _ 1 0 bu'nil Iv Nrue U.S. 17 Windsor 1.10 C259 0 Carrull Hickory Eagle 0.5 A 1977 _ . 1 0 Curduva bell Coronado 0.20 R34C 191? 0 Crnwloid Texas McKinnuy 0.30 1434C t'ruioo kI(x S. M•% 1 ~ inns Y 0,30 R34C 11~~cmrd Muloua Eest 0,10 R34C 1969 1 0 11uatlneton Hercules Sun Valley 0.10 R34C 1968 0 4ocust University Sherman 0.10 A34C MuILorrY bull 0 Industrial 0,10 C49C A 1 0 Uakluwn bell palmur 0.15 04C 1919 1 0 Princeton Malone Cul de sac 0.05 A34C 1969 1 0 s Sur Sebastian Montacltu End 0,50 R34C 1974 0 Wlllianis Lane Buckingham Royal Acres 0.10 R34C 19)5 . 1 p ulgdaur Old Orchard Nottln6haa 0.40 6500 1974 1 0 Wood kcklbnoy Togas 0.50 R340 r • 4a • st.'CC- study table [ '`fit Pqo TWO N, f _ Elaundarles Length Date Date Hiding Distress Date Lest kutk!d y Slrccl_Nw,~eFrom To _ sl MISe Chas Cunatructed Maintained uel - 4rLi:II -Wnt$ Mo. Dav Yr.. Shcralun Place Sheraton uuckingham 0.10 R34C 1961 - 1 1 ; Ascot Cromwell Yurkshire 0.10 k34C 1966 - 1 2 E Muncayo Cordova Cordova 0.10 R34C 1977 - 1 2 r Scripture Bonnie Brae Thomas 0.20 C32C 1 2 Ya1lcy Ylcw Kings kuw Sun Valley 0.75 k34C 1971 - 2 2 A1,01 lu kcdutonc So'eno 0.20 R34C 1969 - 1 3 Catu: Circle Yucca Cut de Sac 0.10 R14C 1911 1971 1 3 1 0 1 caC hr Aspen Retema 0,15 R34C 1971 - 1 3 1 Re tepi Sagebrush 11 ulsache 0.10 R34C 1971 1971 1 3 f G r c v n I C L Avenue C Knight 0.05 R34C 1915 - 1 4 • Pr ItIL',4n Emery University 0.10 k34C 1961 1976 1 4 i uellalrc McKinney End 0.35 K44C 1970 - 1 5 s f uriatot Windsor Deed End 0.10 k34C 1974 - 1 5 9unna Ilwy, 11 Dal Drive 0,10 R34C 1915 1 S 0 - F'ordtam An,horsl. Tuleno 0,25 k34C 1969 S Green 00v Dunoa Cooper Branch V 0.20 834 1914 1915 1 5 Jan is Nobel Dead End 0,10 R17C 1973 1 y Junu Also gercule~. 0110 R340 1959 - 1 S , W s Street 3tuJy Tuhlc 1 , 9A PaGc 'i'lirre ;rry' I y~ _ So~incfarles^_ r' ' Length Date Date klding Diatcesa Date Last kalud Street lir,mo __F'rcm___ ToSMi1,211 Clses Covti tructed Maintained ual t Ju1.iter Selene Redstone 0.20 N34C 1969 - 1 S Lupuw°jud Creciiway East 0.50 R34C 1965 - 1 5 e Merlin Hill Alley Jackson 0150 N25C 1969 - 1 5 ' 1 MiakIuu Oak Mulkey Autumn Oak 0.15 N34C 1971 - 1 5 Oinu: CruQk Son Gabriel Visl End 0.50 k34C 1974 5 i I'atslry Audra Urseeer 0.10 C44C 1914 - 1 5 r Sombre Vista Alegre Vista North end 0,40 R34C 1914 - 1 5 Turulee. urightan briar Cliff 0,15 R34C 1913 5 Bernard koseL wn ilillowwood 0,60 N30C 1916 4 Aluxander Wilson South End 0,05 R34C 1969 - 1 8 P be I1wven Bowling Green Cuorgetuwn 0.10 R34C 1969 - 1 B 1111 tun S!icraton Buckingham 0,10 k34C 1968 1917 1 8 Kiretishur Cardinal Oriole 0,30 R34C 1971 - 1 B iB Laguna Sho rrnan Dc Iva Stuart kuod 0,95 N34C 195? 1917 1 B Nvpluna Selcno Redstone 0,10 R34C 1969 191? 1 B Su lcnc Stuart kuad Luop 288 0.20 o34C 1969 4 19)) 1 B 'titan Trail tlcrculcs kodstc.,u 0120 N34C 1969 1 B A s 1 s 1.;4 GLrueL SLudy TaGle L Faso Fuuv ,AI _ Boundaries_ Lentlh Data Date Riding Distress Date Last IlaLud 5tloel_ypme From _ To QiUNi1 Claims ConstrucLed Maintained 4uality o m E(2lll Dot Yc, WellintLon King$ Row Sherman Drive Olio k34C 1965 1975 1 B Wigchcstcr Coronado Cul de Sac 0.10 k34C 1911 - 1 8 Windsor Shernian Glenwood 0.20 C30C 1957 1915 2 8 Yucca liuieache Sagebrush 0.10 R34C 1911 - 1 8 Kcndullh Evelu 1k-35 0.10 R25C - 1 9 Allan Wye Mill 0.05 k34C 1961 1913 1 10 z tlai icy wilsun South End 0.10 R34C 1969 - 1 10 6ralbl'aw McKimuy Ilickury 0.10 k34C 1910 - 1 10 Curvoll Ross M ckory 1.4 A 1917 - 1 10 Cluvor kuhin.iod Glenwood 0.15 R34C 1955 - 1 10 s Cook Sinpuos Ruth 0.05 04C 1913 - 1 10 Cornell Univoryity Tulmne 0.25 034C 1969 - 1 10 p 4 r d • • Sti ccet Study Table 1 Pape Five Boundaries _ Longih Date Date 8idln8 Distress Date lest katcd - SL Ce l Nun -mes From L To iMSl l Claoa C1Qpstrue 4d 4a to ed Qua11tY Points to ,D Yr; Cresccnl. Aileen Malone 0.20 k34C - 1 10 Fain Carroll Bolivar 0.15 434C 1975 - 1 10 Fowler ColleZe Park Forrest 0.20 k34C 1 10 ; crpenbcier kinklo Malone 0,20 k34C 1969 - 1 10 ! Grove Vine Framo 0.10 R25C - 1976 1 10 1liElwiCw Ct, 111 Ell vi(.'w Cut do sac 0.10 k34C 1976 - 1 10 Bill Alley NULL rtson Martin 0.10 k34C 1969 - 1 10 4 Pa okandle Cuit Bolivar 0.20 k27C - 1978 1 10 4 Payne Bunnic Brae Woatbate 0.50 C24S - 1978 2 10 Redstone Loop 286 Ilerculaa 0.40 k34C 1969 1971 1 10 kusc Uland Paisley 0,15 k34C 1916 - 1 10 kud doll McKinney Illckory 0,10 k34C 19)6 - 1 10 ti `Y 0 'a 1 .~i i~ o • • St rccl Study T A I c 1 Page 5ia I --BounderiosLength Date Date Riding Distress Date Lost Rated - Streel Name _Froni To fillies! Class Cons ru£fgd ~Selnts{ned gal t Points Mg_ Day. Yr t S111ith Dallas Drive Duncan 0.30 R34C 1910 - 1 10 Xv' Sunnydale Sun Valley Kings flax 0.30 R34C 1961 1977 1 10 • Sycamore Wood Rell 0.60 R34C 1971 - 1 10 Tyler 7tatingo Doyd 0.15 R34C 1955 19)5 1 10 ul,and Frame Rose 0.10 R34C 1976 - 1 10 Vanderbilt bowling Crean Vanderbilt Cl. 0.10 R34C 1969 - 1 10 Uus lcheacr Nelone Emc ry 0.25 R34C 1963 - 1 10 T'. r • Oa11g 0 t 4y 1 • Q i iablp`~[ j' i DISTRESS POINTS 11 - 40 Boundarle~ _t c e Mo-_ ma F"rom Length Date ToSMiles Clsaa Date Rtdlnb Distress Data Last Rata) Const uetfd iLai a e ua t Le§la V111owwood 4--~~ Y Po n Parvin K°• Day Yr. 0.25 k34C 1966 Oahwoud Crestwood EJguwood 0.10 - 1 12 R34C 1960 f Buckinrhan, Sherman 12 Ilcrtutea 0,30 1 R34C 1968 Cl~vcland Eagle Collins 1 13 0.15 R44C 1964 _ Im trial 1 13 P Kinds Now RuckIngham 0.40 R34C _ 2968 Lincuin Sinmione 13 Chambers 1 0105 R34C 1969 Nuccedts WIIIowwuud - 1 13 Oakwood 0.10 k34C 1960 _ Sun Ya11cy stuarl 1 13 Buckinghem 0,70 k340 19(8 t Sun Yalluy Alai 13 Stuart 1 0.15 R34C 1968 _ wird SUr i 13 { llinklc Ronnlo Nrac 1,00 O A24C 1917 _ Cruscent 1 13 Donnlo Rrae Aileen 0,45 R44C 1961 Avenue F 1 14 } lilckury Stella 6200' 0,15 k34C 1966 bob o Link bellairu 1 IS Cardinal 0.40 R30C 1969 O 1978 1 15 Er)uk liulluw Crecnway Arrowhead 0.05 R34C 1968 1911 Cilyulta Cc roe l Daed and 1 15 0,10 R34C 1966 ~11ltun 1 1S Dailea Dr 've Sinwona 0.05 R34C 1969 1976 1 15 s 0 c St,reel Study gy luble it ",,.J Pete Two I Ouunde{fug _ Length SlrccL unmc Date From To Date Ming Distress Date Lest Hated ~ _ jLSiles; Cl~sg ConctrnctaQ Ma Intalnod us t -Po nts No• oil a Creclovk Live Oak Oakrid 6e 0105 R34C 1955 - 1 1S j Dartmouth 7uuhurst Cornell O,ls R34C 1959 _ Forrest Locust Palmor 0.20 R34C 1 1S 1 1s FouLa Hickory Oak 0,05 RISC - 2 1S Johnson Dallas Drive Daugherty 0,25 R30C r 1966-69, - 2 15 Llridori Alice Malone 0,60 C40C # 1451 1918 1 15 G Louise bonnie llrae Avenue C 0.35 fl44C 1966 - 1 15 Ninur Kerley North End 0.05 R34C 1972 i ] 1S Muunli6hl 1'wllIcht spring Malloy 0110 R34C 1975 _ 1 15 Hycllu Vt. Worth Drive Maplo 0.75 R34C 1966 19)5 ] 1S Panhandle Malone Alice 0,60 fl30C 1950 1918 1 15 N ck bane Mill Simons 0,10 934C 1965 - 1 1S kiney Del Drive Hwy. 77 0.05 k34C 5915 - 1 1s , 11 Nuts bollver I Carroll 0,10 R34C 1914 19)5 1 1S Math Cook hill 0.25 R34C 1966 - 1 15 Sclmltc bell Frame 6 200' 0,30 k25C 1910 ~ ] 1S SBadywoud Sherwood RoW nwood 0,10 R34C 1955 1973 1 1S 1 e c. 0 • Shout Study r;. Tablu II Pato tbCLU r'< Buundyrles Length Pale Date Riding Distress Date Last kuled Sll•rut, Naniu From _To 011111 GIAlt 90-DILtaW L•_.intsined Quality Pointe_ Mo. Day__~Yr: Sheraton Hercules lmperIa1 0130 R.14C 1988 1 15 Sprint Valley Cwy. 380 Twlllght 0.15 U34C 14115 - 1 15 s Steicfer baldwin wont End 0.05 R34C 1912 - 1 15 £ Twllitht Spring Valley Moonlight 0.10 k34C 1975 - 1 is k i weal Oak Y lonnio Brae 0.10 A30S - 2 15 Westrldge Highland Park Cul de Sac 0.10 R34C 1966 - 1 1S whipporwill Irithland Park Kendolph 0.15 k34C 1961 1974 1 15 g `f williiims Hickory Oak 0.05 R20C 1968 - 1 15 a Wyu Hill Industrial 0.25 k34C 1964.69 - 1 15 { Fcri;usun Locust klm 0.05 R25C 1920 1976 1 16 i e kaynus Mounts Amarillo 0.10 R25C 1900 - 1 16 Moaduwlark Cardinal Kingfisher 0115 R34C 1911 - 1 16 Welch Highland Mulberry 16 e buardwulk III]1 Lincoln 0.10 R34C 1965 - 1 17 Duncan Kerluy Dallas Drive 0.40 R34C 1969 1976 l 17 4 Piuay Crock San Cabrlel Sin Jaclnto 0.10 k22C 1974 - 1 17 y willowwood McCormltk Iduslwood 0.10 C34C 1955 14)S ? 1) t • c. 0 • Street Study TdC,le It pale Four i s B91m 4 rlell _ Len th 8 Date Data Riding Distress Dote List Ilel.•d Street Nave From To dy~elL Clan! Cu~sttyCte~ lialntaIned Qut+ltty 29ln a No. Do bo}tLy Fsnnln Eagle 0.10 R34C - 1914 1 18 ta)lege York Locust Peach 0.10 k34C 1953 - 1 18 Concord Southrldgr IlollyhIll 0.15 R34C 1914 1976 1 18 % • CrosaLIn,her RuLh Wye 0.15 k3 4C 1964-69 - 1 18 lli4kory Y bonnie brag 0.10 A36S 1964 - 1 18 % hill Wye Smith 0.05 R34C 1954-69 1976 1 18 Luca Nevada End 0.05 R34C 1969 - 1 18 kings Pow Stuart Sagebrush 0.20 C34C 1969 - 1 18 3 Hulbcrry Crawford Wood 0.05 R34C 1969 - 1 18 Nevada Navajo Creek 0.10 k34C 1969 1975 1 18 • i'eanayIvanIa Ill-35 Sand?1per 0.90 C40C 1911-74 1976 1 18 H cadllly Sherman Cromwell 0,20 k34C 1466 - 1 18 Ru~doli Hingo Univarslty 0.50 A30C 1964 1975 1 18 • Tonnysoil LoIIyhIII Lynhurat 0.05 R34C 1974 - 1 l8 wit IJsUr N. Locust Uetl 0.30 A60C 1974 1915 1 18 .5 6roudr~w NuKlnnuy Bridge 0,50 A243 1974 ? 18 u;1 Shorman Wlndaor 0.7D C40C 1911 ? 19 "s } % e c• 0 Sll'rct Study i 1'~¢Ic Ii j l'u~c F'1 Ye 5 _ BQUndarlea Length Date Date Riding; Distress Data Last Paled Str.at Nnc,, From To 5- HY---1os1 Clan ConjLMkjd Ca ed gull 1ty Polpts Da - - Pucnard 111 35 Eo le g 0.50 R30(: 1961-J6 1913 2 19 Y 6 MCDunald Scott Scott 0.15 R34C 19)2 - 1 19 Alan a dole Archer Trail End 0.05 R34C 1960 - 1 20 • Autusla East End Colonial 0.15 R34C 1955 1 - 1 20 Avcouo A Mulberry 1lickory 0.05 R40C 1 20 Avenue C Lindsey 1H J: 0.30 R30C - 1 20 t AYgnuu N Hickory Prairle 0.35 R34C 1966 1914 1 20 bandcra Mesa 116 35 0.10 R44C 1911 1975 1 20 Hrrcclana 111-35 Mead 0.50 R44C 1911 1975 1 20 Briarcliff Tomlev Drlthton 0.20 R34C 1973 t 1 20 i e brIshton brlarcliff State School Rd 0,25 134C 1913 - l 20 Cerltun Malono Aileen 0.15 R34C 1955 1976 1 2) CaCnul lubson El Pasco 0.55 R34C 1965 1976 1 20 Chonbovs Dallas Drive Illll 0,15 R34C 1969 1 20 } Ch rokue buyd Stu Vnoe 0.10 R34C 1969 1 20 S cock Mill Robertson 0.10 R34C 1964 1 20 Fullun Oak uhlverslty 1.00 C40C 1960 1 20 e 0 2 L - e 4:+ 0 • SU'ucl SLidy i%.~` Tetil, it s. 1'eGL 51a 1 VS;a^ _ _ _ Buur~~rlos _ S LenGlh Date Date Riding Distress Data Lest Iralud 1 lrecl 1lu,n,, From- ToA 1Mi1901 91asg CO IKM EW a nLa jged ouslity -Points Mo. Da rr, ii e Kerley Duncan Shady Oaks 0^45 k34C 1969 - 1 20 1.0 nrridP,e Teasley Stonesato 0140 R34C 1911 ' - 1 20 # o Montclair Bellaire Mackindbird 0^i5 k34C 1910 1978 1 20 ~t Oak Wood Bradshaw 0.20 A34C 1961-66 - 1 20 s Panl,aII ulc Bonnie Srae Malone 0,10 940C 1951-53 1978 1 20 Panhandle Alice Celt 0.10 WC 1949 1978 1 20 ar5,uuy Wanton Carroll 0.10 04C - 1974 1 Y0". Pine r Illckury Oak 0.05 R25C - l 20 i Prairie Bell Carroll 0,35 C34C 1961 - 1 20 kcGal 111-35 Brighton 0,10 R34C 1971 - 1 20 e Scot(. Kerley North End 0.15 k34C 1972 1 20 Sieuaon; Dallas Urlve Park Lone 0,15 k34C 1969 1976 1 20 "i 1'esas Minto Oakland 0,40 R34C 1920 1976 1 20 Whit, Oak Mulkey Cul de sac 0.10 1434C 1911 1975 1 20 e JII Alc-GCa Vista Ua11aa Drive West End 0.1% R34C 1911 1 21 ' Atlas Ifercuies Sun Volley 0110 Y34C 1969 - 11 Ch lu~,oL~ bell Stuart 0.25 R34C 1961 1 21 r~• r.^W -.n.... , ~ u Y ~w -rv YoYYmI1i ~ Y ,1.i.. . i ~ . . r.... - . _ _ 4 ^ ' • 0 O G~ O • Sl reel Study - T~LIu ll hz~u SEVen ' I I yuuytories _ Length Date Date Riding Distress Date Last Rated str.~t han,c _k'ram_ o ?4_ LKLIgiZ Clam Constructed aintained Quality YS-1qt- Ko. Dav____lr, rf l'allmcaduw Cr. Nallmeadow Cut do sac 0.05 k34C 1915 - 1 21 .4 Cu ad alul+u Rio Grande End 0.10 k34C 1914 - 1 21 of liighlend Park North Willuwwood 0115 R34C 1912 - 1 21 E Jackson Martin Horse 0.05 04C 1969 - 1 21 Ja~Gue Scripturo Oak 0.25 C44C 1962 - 1 21 I,erin6lun Pennsylvania RidGucruut 0.05 k34C 1914 - 1 21 Haddox Prairie Cut do sac 0.10 k34C 1969 - 1 21 i kgva}u Hulk icin Croak 0.10 R34C 1969 - 1 21 Nuwtun Wilson Horse 0.10 k34C 1969 1913 1 21 ;f s Pauline Llm Locust 0.05 R20C 1964 - 1 21 1 • Rarouy Osldwin West End 0.05 R34C 1912 - 1 21 Rio Grande San Gabriel Dollar Drive 0.10 150C 1974 - 1 21 Su&ebrush Kints Rcw Retarla 0120 k34C 1971 - 1 21 Charles Mulkey Campbull 0.05 k34C 1912 1 22 i Dal brlvo Donne Riney 0.10 R34C 1973 1 22 Aa is heLLle HcKlnney paisley 0.30 R34C 1915 1 22 L,,. Colinas Hasa 111-35 0110 R44C 1911 sr , 41 CA • r • .4. SLfecl Stu,ly Table II Zn!' Par,u tiFhL ~Y I. i ariaD Length Date Date Riding Distress Date Last kated Str..eL Nuwu From •,-To--_ (M!tol CIUR ~SgaILvSte EP1111111ti Quality ointi. Mo. Day. _.._YS: Kt~114 l Lindsay Knight 0°15 R34C 1961 1914 1 22 Oakland Austin Locust 0.65 936C 1965 - 1 22 koddull Vilsun Illckory 0.40 C24C 1911-17 - l 22 AuLurn Malone Georgetown 0,15 R34C 1969 - 1 23 Da (by Barruw Yiadgrr 0,35 R34C 1966 - 1 23 i Crvenway Augusta Broukhallow 0,25 R44C 1965 19)1 1 23 McCormick Vannin Eagle 0.10 R34C 1945 - 1 23 MO*ingo Lattlmors Tyler 0125 R40C 1955 - 1 23 l'atvIn Bernard McCormick 0,30 k34C 1965 - 1 23 Railroad hickory McKinney 0,05 R14C 1 23 4 • Sari Oasa Londondurry 111-35 0135 R34C 1912 - 1 23 Serdnalo Boyd Redwood 0.15 R3r3 1969 1 23 Slarra Stuart Sherman 0.75 R34C 1951 - 2 21 Vine Withers Crovo 0.30 R25C 1920 2 23 Wilson Newton 11111 Alley 0.50 R340 1969 19)3 1 23 t Wood Sycamore McKinney 0.30 R34C 1950 - 1 2! Ailed Panhandle 4100' Cordell 0.]5 R340 1955 - 1 24 Y,7 e-.. . . rrrr~r ~err-rrive.. n.... - G YrA ' . - L 45 r • ~ Study Slreal 1'ablu fete Nine Slreot Manre Luneth Date ll h e a U__}- Q141.1 Date Cipi~l4ru J Ridin Rfain~ 1 6 Ltee Date Lost Rated Alamo Thomas SnJ 0,05 ~i4,._. ~Ry•__._Y£, R74C Uoyd Waynn Latlirwre 1 24 0.20 R34C paaeo 1955-75 • E1 Carmel - 1 r Santa Monica 0.35 24 l'rea!!om C410 l9bS ; Emerson Chobi 1 Y4 0,10 R34d 1916 Uupkiui Drive Dallas Urlve 1 k'aat End 0,30 R34C 24 1112014) I huustun place 1963 Marietta Bradley 24 Marietta Oak ScviPture 0,20 21 09/15/A3 Old Lee Ct. R34C burning Tree Cul de see 1971 l 21 0,05 R34C 1965 Palnlwoad r ilenwood _ Kayewood 1 24 0,05 R34C 1955 _ Pershing 3DO' w or Stuart Atlas 1 21 Shawnee pinto • University 0,30 k340 24 Thunaas 1969 _ Oak Enlery 1 24 0,15 1340 a°pd Unl wratty 195061 Mingo 1 24 0,35 R34C 1975 Ciuriolta Avenuo 0 1 2S Bonnie Brae 0.20 R440 • ~r<pasllYon hickory S 1466 _ y¢amore 0.10 1 2S llckory Welch R31C Carroll 1973 p 1 25 0,40 A36C Palsicy Woodford Me 1 kuddell 0,20 C142 23 1971 3 25 • t $tra'rro ~ - s - I • Sisal Stndy Table 11 Pate Tell I 'h A 9 Eloundarlep_,_~W- Strrgot Length i Ruivu --From_ Shl1!!1 u+lo Date AldQuality Dla_Aolnl~a Dale LuL R+lad CensttgS~l4 ilelntalnsd I bo• Dav L[_ f~• kuysl Acres Hercules Sherman 0,25 R34C 1968 1917 1 25 r,t Scripture Bryan Ponder 0.10 C403 - rA 1 25 Sere Malone Ector 0,35 R34C 1964-15 _ I Slonegala 111-35 Southrldga 0.05 R34C 1471 a 1 2S - 1 2! d westwoud Oakwood Vlllowwood 0110 034C 1960 1 2 kockwoud Emerson L+urelwood 0,30 R34C 1956 1 25 S Andursan Amarillo Mounts 0,10 R2 SC 1900 1 26 Baldwin Morso Rsnoy 0115 R)4C 1972 i 1 241 Bluebird Cardnel Mc Kluney 0125 R34C 1911 1 26 College Frame Boll 0.10 R14C 1974 1 26 • Cur;gccs+ M41ona Bryan 0.01 C34C 1966 1 26 Crawford McKlnneY Sycamore 0.30 234C 1469 1476 1 26 Dauihsrty Johnson kR Crossing 0,20 A2s3 _ ' 26 E1 Collto Carmal Dead and 0,10 R34C 1965 • 1 26 Yellacadow Mwy. 71 Cardeovlew 0.30 ANC 1975 1 26 Csrdenriaw i'allmoeduw End 0.10 R340 1914 1 96 . r{f"~~e vnlvurslty Crsonbrler 0130 C40C 1916 1978 ! 28 ~ r d • • 1 • a r . t.~l l Street Study Table 11 r 'Pate tiluvcn 2 61 > ,k _ UQundarl_~~~_ Length Date Date Riding Distress Date Last kated Slcggl_Meme from- _To__ l ilea! LAI 4 QDSruu" Hetntelnsd 1 4ltlAliY -241nS.!_ d~_PPl Yf.. Industrial Wye Dvad end 0,10 R34C 1969 - 1 26 { ,y Lynhursl Tennyson Pombrooke 0.20 k34C 1914 - 1 26 :i • Malone University 9criptur• 0.80 C40C 1967 - 1 26 !torso Woodrow Wye 0105 C4 0C,, 1959 t ~ 1 26 Robertson sell Mersa 0.75 930C - 1913-19 2 26 Skinner Robertson Prairie 0,10 R34C 1969 1974 1 26 sill IIt h Dallas Drive Johnson 0.20 R258 1969 ? 26 Old Orchard Windsor Cul de Sac 0.20 R34C 1974 - 1 26 12/08/83 Bolivar Parkway Congress 0,10 C30C - 1914 4 21 i Central Eagle Highland 0115 034C 1964 - 1 21 Jacquolina per /in Willowwood 0135 R34C 1910 1 21 t tJnden Malone Ronnie Brae 0,60 C40C 195746 1916 2 21 ,aL Jo Ounce Cooper Branch 0102 R34C 1974 1 27 11129/83 • San Cebrlel Piping Rock Piney Crook 0140 R45C 1974 1 21 Skylark Sandpiper End 0.40 174C 1914 L 21 wasuaright Sycamore bell 0140 R23C 1969 1 27 y" Willow Springs Dallas UriYe Shady oats 0.20 CSOC 1465 1 21 a L p i Street Study g Teblc ll Yjty Twolve f,t _ _Doundaitee Length Date Date Riding Distress Date Lest Noted 4 Slye4t.Non.~ From_ - T~,_ jHi1s31 ~laaa ~r~tru~ed Ktktainsd OuslitY Points Mo. Day-_.~1~c: vOOdfuLJ Peisloy Campbell 0.20 R34C 1912 1 27 AvPnuu C Prairie hickory 0.25 R44C 1964-66 - ] 28 Darrow Payno Darby 0.10 R34C 1966 loll 1 28 h Culonial Auguste Thuudorbird 0.10 R34C 1965 - 1 28 } Cordoll fllllersot Malone 0.40 R44C 1960 1918 1 28 Dudley McCormick Jacqueline 0.10 R34C 1910 - 1 28 r Ee61e Avenue D Myrtla 1.00 A48C 1962 1915 1 28 Cronods Monteclto Creek 0.3$ R34C 1914 - 1 26 I14hvlew circle Porrestridge Yorrestridge 0.50 R34C 1916 1 78 Ma~1o Locust Carroll 0.15 A30C 1964 - 1 26 81 Maraball Oakland Locust 0.20 k20C - 1 28 1 Mr ea esrcelons Nwr, 380 0.45 R44C 1911 1 20 Monteclto San Sebastian crook 0.15 R34C 1965 1 28 Nornun Collins Craenleo 0.15 R34C 1966 1 28 e 5uhact Anna Carroll 0,10 R34C 1 48 Yallowstone sun Yalluy Kings Row 0.30 R34C 1968 1 28 Anne Panhandle llnivaraity 0.60 134C 1361 • 19 r y, i. - y ~ .A si Street . . Study . i Table 11 4-41 Pa6a Thirteen k~t Uounderlys Length Date Date .Jrom- .lrcat,kamo ~TB._ iM--l .l-ea _1 S~!!! SA~IEfuS.~l~ ned Riding Distress Date Lost I _Aa..t.Y.d r.~ a Bradshaw Wilson Sycamore 0,30 1134C 1969 - 1 29 Ileathec Stratford Orford 0.50 R34C 1955 ~ 1915 2 29 Iluuston Place End Marietta 0,60 k34C 1960 1914 1 29 091151e3 Iluuston Place Bradley Thomas 29 G9/15/e3 / Neff Greenlee Collins 0,15 R14C 1961 1914 1 24 Peach Bell Locust 0.25 234C 1975 1917 1 19 Pierce Maple Stroud 0,10 R34C 1964 _ 1 29 Pin Oak Lattimore Oaktree 0.10 R34C 1911 _ 1 29 Santl46o Hontccito Cul de eaa 0.05 A34C 1914 1 29 I Timbereroan Porestrldee Dead end 0.10 434C 1916 1 29 Castle Lane Vilsonwood End 0 0,05 R34C 1955 1475 1 30 a 11/oe/e3 ' Chebi Preadom Old North Road 0,15 R34C 1916 1 30 1Z/10113 Curonsdo Locust boll 0.30 C340 1972 1 C30 restwood Live Oak Xsyewood 0155 R34C 19$6 191 T Z 30 e Cobuc Cordell ; scripture 0.60 134C 1915 1 30 Londonderry 1102lyhiI1 Sam Bell ' 0.65 C44C 1411 1 10 T I a l • i o • • ;Lrcu! 5ludy r 'Cable ll face F'uurtcen j lfounlarleo Length Date Date Riding Di stree a Date Lost listed Llr~et.Ntne __From _ _.3o_- Li?e_!L glA. Custructed l+1131411t1.4 Qusllty 2011l!_ x°, .4lY...__~Lr_~ 'c HuekinLblr3 Mingo University 0.10 C24S 1 30 Halsley Audra Mulkey 0.10 C24S - 19JA 2 30 • i Ile rlaiu Mingo Wayne 0.10 k25S - - ? 30 Pi cad iIly Hercules Sherman 0.10 k34C 1968 - 1 30 kidgucrest 1'ennsylvanla Ridgecrast 1.90 034C 1969 1916 1 30 Scripture Jdgue Bryan 0.20 C24C - 1 3D Suulhrldru Stonrtots ]0.35 0.80 C44C 1914 - 30 V`'ellkc tun Iercules SHotman 0.20 k34C 1966 - 1 30 Wilsurwoud Windsor Sherman 0.30 RUC 1955 197$ 1 30 ' Wuodbrook Pennsylvania 111.35 0.80 R44C 1971 - 1 30 • t'uodthcuah Oriole Cardinal 0.20 k34C 1971 - 1 30 ong,bLll McKinney Paisley 0135 R34C 1912 - 1 31 07 NS) [hollow Boyd Shown** 0.15 2349 1969 - 1 31 H ad6or Payne Darby 6 100' 0.10 R44C 1966 1 31 4^ yorrestrldgo I!obson Tlmbergreen 0,2$ C44C 1976 1 11 s Ce rLctuwn Bowling Crcon University 0.70 R30C 1960-69 1977 1 11 yend~lpt, Wlllowwuod 111 35 0,50 234C 1960 1 31 • O it r • W O • r Street Study Table 11 YegC ifteen i ____Uoundarleo_ _ Length Date Date Yldin` Distroes Date Lest Rated Strgyt _ Name From - To _ iM11ell last Cpnttiif MIA Nslntalned ouelitr Points Mo. Dav Knitht 111-35 Lindsey 0130 1434C 1464 - 1 31 Nubia Wood•nrd Mctllo 0.10 R34C 1972 - 1 31 Oak Prue Ar uak Mulkey 0.20 R34C 1971 - 1 31 • i yra~rlu Doll east find 0.60 C34C 1961.64 1913-79 1 31 SavNnnsh Teasley Longridge 0.40 R34C 1914 - 1 31 We101 Eagle Collins 0,15 C44C 1961 - 1 31 r r willt'xauud Woctwood Los11e D.20 C27S 1976 3 31 WiI I ow"duad Highland Park E'H LS12 0.30 C223 - 1976 1 31 Woodford Ct. Woodford id end O.OS P34C 1912 - 2 31 tlellmcad Enwry Thomas 0115 234C 1464 - 2 32 turning Tree Vk turning Troe Cut de sec 0.05 114C 1974 1 32 1 32 Davis Ruddell Crawford 0.10 134C 1976 Cre~nleo 111-35 Dernerd 0.30 R34C 1961-15 - 1 32 O Hickury Ruddsll RR Tracks 0150 R40C 1966 - 1 32 Live Oak Sharman Robinwood 0.30 034C 1955 1 32 Mauna Auburn University O.SS C440 1962 1918 1 32 Mill Indultrisl Robertson 0.40 C40C 1461 1 32 x. f 0 StruCL Study TeFiIC 11 Pagu Sistcon UuundaLlC:.Length Data Data Riding Distress Date Last kutad ~lrcut. Nnine -,From To !!l~1QdZ F4~lS ~49lL u id !inteined Quality polalt_ Mo. Day Mulberry Avenue A Bernard 0.30 C30C - 2 32 a Northridgo it inkla Bolivar 0.50 H30C 1971 1974 1 32 Watch eagle Highland 0.15 C40C 1973 2 32 • Villowwood FM 2110 Iighland park 0.?0 C309 - 1976 2 32 lal~ehiro Avenue C Avenue 0 0.10 R14S _ 2 32 Yellowstone Kings kuu Montorroy 0.25 k34C 1965 - 1 32 Atlas Redstone Iloraulca 0103 034C 1969 - 1 33 Barn Mawr Hinkle Amhurat 0115 R34C 1968 1 33 Driftwood Trail Stuart Boll 0125 R44C 1963 1971 1 33 Emery Bonnie Oree Malone 0.60 R34C 1966 1976 1 33 Miii kle Creenbriar Windsor 0.70 C40C 1976 - 1 33 Mei-eedes Willowwood Parvin 0.40 R34C 1970 1976 1 33 i Northwood Greenwood Roberta 0.20 034C 1 33 P0eley Framo Ruddell 0.50 C223 1967 1976 ? 33 0 Peak Greenlee Fannin 0.25 934C 1961 1 33 9endpiyor TCaslay knd 0.40 014C 1974 1 33 Sherwood Clover Mletywood 0.20 R34C 1953 1 33 i 9Y _ l s fa • f 1 i s i a Slrcut SluJy ' l'abSu ! 1 Page Seventeen p J / -__Boundgr1es Length Dale Date Riding Distress Date Lost Rated Sl.rcgt Nemu _ from To {MYl21). gloss C no c gd Kalntalned 0041 tit Points Mo. pny___ Yr, Siena Bonnie Brae Avenue E 0.35 k44C 1961-66 - 1 33 StruuJ Carroll Elm 0115 k34C 1910 - 1 33 Wayne Pertain Mutingo 0.30 040 1964 1915 1 33 Willowwuud Bernard Leslie 0110 C30C, - 1916 1 33 Audra Mockingbird Loop 188 34 8rusdway Fulton Allcon 0.60 R44C 195,5 - 1 34 Bruten Arrow Old Orchard Burning Tree 0,30 934C 1914 1 34 Churchill Cr. Churchill Cul de sac DID$ R34C 1961 - 1 34 11/19/81 Cullior 111-35 Eagle 0.25 2340 1961 1914 1 34 i a iDanluls Ft, Worth Drive Acmo plant 0.10 k]IC - 1 31 • 'Edinburg Sherman Longfellow 0.15 R34C 1955 - 1 34 11/08183 tmerson freedom Sherman 1.50 R34C 1955-16 1915 1 34 Y i Fuxcroft Emerson Emerson 0.10 134C 1914 - 1 24 f, Caty Lotuat Lim 0,10 1034C 1914 1 34 Mosquito Ileadleo Sanger Rd. 0120 R34C 1963 - 1 34 y / Northeroat Emerson Folcroft 0010 R34C 1914 1 34 11/20/83 Oakwood Mercedes Cul de tie 0.35 R34C 1915 1 14 • 0 • • ti 4 Street Study Table It Pa6e EiChlcen r$ S is doundarjq_s__Length Date Date Riding Distress Date Last Rated r Slr,~;et, Nulne `Frpm__ ?4-- ~M1.1e4~. Clea! ~gpg rug4gd Hointaloed owslity PolntL. Ho. Day..__Yr r f: PfElat NoCk San Gabriel Dallas Drive 0.20 R34C 1963 - 1 34 Preston Place Greenwood End 0.10 234C 1952 - 2 34 Royal Lane Mislywood Rockwood 0.10 R44C 1956 - 1 14 Second Eollvar Locust 0.?0 R3 4C 1961-74 - 1 34 Bl4bonoct Windsor Stuart 0.10 R34C 1963 - 1 35 Collins Yt. Worth Dr. Johnson 0.05 C253 1961 1979 ? 35 lector Scripture University 0.80 C40C 1950 1976 1 35 11011yhIII Ridgecresl Tennyson 1.10 R34C 1911 - 1 35 1.indacy Kandolph I11-35 0.45 934C 1964-15 • 1 3S Loegfelluw Edinburg Emerson 0.20 R34C 1956 1915 1 1S • MCCCtnfck Parvfn IH-35 O.SO R34C 1910 1916 1 3S a Monterrey Sierra Sharman O,3S 0340 1957 1977 ? 35 i 1 Houma Congress Oak 0.25 034C 1910 1911 1 1S E • ralsloy Mulkoy Woodford 0.20 C24C 1912 1978 1 35 Rudwoud Mingo University 0,30 R34C 1969 1 35 Shady Oaks Willow Springs Woodrow 0.60 R34C 1960 1974 1 35 4 8 C amoro Wolch Bell 1100 C30C - 1913 1 9S r S' i r' • r ri r. era-., . - 4 • • Slrevl Study i Table II Pate Nineteen I LengLh Date Data Riding Distress Date LaOL NuLed S!reeN.4mu -_SLm~ -~o _ iML9e} S1aL Conskracte y~talnsd Quality Poi is i'i9 111y. To lafie Illnkle Ceorgelown 0.45 R34C 1969 19 r1 1 35 Virginia }Ixy, 380 North End 0.10 A34C 1914 - 1 35 iWIllCwxood Bonnie Brae FM 2110 0.20 C??S - 1976 2 35 Willowxood FM 1512 McCormick 0.10 C36q - 1976 2 35 IWoodmuunt Burning Tree CuI de sac 0.05 R34d 1965 - 1 35 Uriahtwood Wllrunwood Longfellow 0.15 934C 1955 - 2 36 Brookfield Emerson Woodhaven 0115 1034C 1956 - 1 36 Cordell Coit Crescent 0,60 R34C 1960 191! 1 36 Curnnado Stuart bell 0.20 C34C 1912 - 1 36 10unes Kings Row Windier 0,20 R34C 1914 1 36 11/19/g3 Emory Fulton W, to End 36 • i. Miller OaA Ilickory 0.05 130C 1950 1974 2 36 Snyder Wayne Tyler 0,15 R34S 1955 - 1 36 I Victoria Nottinghsm Churchill 0.25 R34C 1974 1 36 11130/6) • Welch Ilickory oak 36 a !Wisteria Willowwood Coll 0,10 2340 1912 1 36 Angalins Dend San Gabriel San Gabriel 0.30 2340 t97i 1 37 1 l? ~ j ~ e i Cr 0 I SlrL'al Study j SuL1u 11 I'a~c 1'MO11 ty i Length Date Date Riding Distress Data Lost Rated Strevt_Nl wu _From__ _ To, ,Mi19P1 91m Sc4991C4:S4ito ltalnteined quality Pointe Mo. Do 1L. ~Ys, Cu111119 Carroll Avenua A 0.55 C259 1961 - 1 37 Creek Nevada Doyd 0.25 N34S 1969 1975 1 37 Croydun Windsor Hanover 0.10 R34C 1914 1915 2 37 Dam son Headloa Sherman 0.40 134C 37 II111crest Scripture Emery 0.65 A44C 1950 1916 1 37 Montucito Hobson Granada 0.80 C30C 1965-73 1976 1 37 11B1"UrV0u Lynhurst Fairfas 0.65 '04C 1914 - 1 37 Santa Monica E1 Pasco Robson 0,55 R34C 1955 - 1 37 Windsor Stuart Sherman 0.2D C60C 1953 1973 1 37 Woudruw Sridgo ° nnev 0.60 A245 - 1974 3 37 e Autumn Oak Meadow Dot Latllmore 0.70 A34C 1971 - 1 38 Royd Tyler Wayne 38 Grown Woodland Sherman 0.20 234C - 1977 1 38 Crbmwoll Wellington Torkihlre 0170 034C - - 1 38 s reirf.a Longridge savannah 0.30 R34C 1974 1 36 frl a tuck Lockeley Cul de $ac 0.10 R34C 1960 Z 38 Hurmingblyd 1locklogblyd Loop 288 0.35 1340 191t 1971 1 38 i r ~ A f • CA e • Street Study Table tl rage Twenty One I j Boundaries _ Length Date Date Rid lrig Distress Date Last Ralcd SlrktLpien' ~Ptom_- ~To._ iMileaZ 1-W Ccn}lrri£t4Q Mafnt!! 1 844 QSllU11 Po is No, uuY----.Y r_ Margie Avenue U Avenue A 0115 R34C 1966 - 1 38 't I1as.uy Ft. Worth Dr. James 0.10 U25S - 1919 2 78 i No Name Cindy Marshall 0.15 8209 1910 - 1 38 Redwood Lauralwood University 0.10 k34C, 1955 - 1 38 {Ruddell Paisley McKinney 0.40 C30d 1961 - 2 38 Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Cut de see 0.10 R34C 1969 1911 1 38 Avenue C Mulborry Oak D.20 RA 8C 1960 1913 2 39 IUall UniveraIty MckInn oy 1.00 C4 4C 1963 1915 2 39 Bowling Green Georgetown Tulana 0155 R34C L969 1911 1 79 Bryan Crescent oak 0.10 234C 1960 - 1 39 • College Locust Bolivar 0.10 225C 1914 1 39 t Fannin Bernard Avenue S 0.40 134C 1961 - 1 79 09/15187 Gregg Fonder Denton 0.35 RISC 1900 1918 ! 39 Haal Mr Oxford Windsor 0115 R340 1914 - 1 39 11108183 • tekey Prairie Karlay 0.45 R34C 1961.66 1 39 Mohlean Shawnee End 0.20 2340 1969 1 39 Mulberry Rlm ~eenar0 0.40 036C - 14?3 ! 39 ~ a • • Slrrul study tia~le 11 1'aGe Twenty Two `„poundarlaeLength Dale Date Rlding Distress Data Last Rated Slrcel Memc --prom To Mi!ou c__._L ULIa nog Qual tr Points N9.:__ ~~yy___..YS•. Mulburry Industrial Elm 0.20 C36C 2 79 Snndy Craok Angelina Vend Angelina Bond 0.15 R34C 1974 1 39 Underwood Avenue A Collier 0.20 R40C 1966 - 2 39 AwhcraL Ceorgelown 111nklu 0.40 R34C. 1969 1917 1 40 Uradloy Sens Oak 0.25 R?SC 1961 1 40 Hurniog Tree Windsor Bmorson 0.50 R34C 1914 - 2 40 cardinal McKinney fnd 0165 R34C 1966 - 1 40 chuewuud Pembrooke Woodbrook 0.10 R34C 1974 - 1 40 chevelly Burning Tree Cul de saa 0.05 934C 1963 - 1 40 JleaJloo Hinkle Bolivar 0.60 R34C 40 • Nulborry 61m Bernard 0.60 R34C - 1913-19 2 40 Palmer Sherman peach 0.15 9340 - 1l11 40 - Scripture Thom a Jagoo 0150 030C - 2 40 i • Stretford Sherman Avon 0.10 R34C 1951 1 40 11/Ogll3 •r unJorblyd fit- 35 Creenway 0.10 R44C 1965 1/f7 1 40 } LJndsor C?enwood Nottingham 0.60 C500 1964-61 1975 1 40 Carroll Northridge Rose 0.50 A160 4% ~r.._r. i . _.~w....-taro. v:. .-...,n .n.:w-, ,•.~-....,hN n~V ~w~, • 0 • e i street Study Table 11 P,ige Toonly Three _ 8o nd~rl . e , t "yl Length Data Date Biding Distrait Date Last Ralcd rget Ilenie _ rom__ 7,~.__ SMllg~ gam! LQPLVyw4 M#!nt#inad .t. Chureliill Windsor Itaatha0100 yds 1.10 k34C 1914 - 1 41 ' Il/79/E3 7alt weatway Congress 0.70 R34C - ? 41 Hill Pond Emerson Emerson 0.50 934C 1974-16 1975 1 41 12rzore3 kubinwood Emerson University 0.60 k14$ 19SS - 1 Al Wallington Churchill }leather 0.10 8340 1974 1 41 11/19rE1 i m ti I a ,I e 'f I • I 0431g i i t • d • 1 • D1S'NESS POINTS 41 - 69 r Boundaries Length Date Date Riding Distress Data 1.all hated 'S1ceg1. Nemn _ M•_r4"! ._T4_.. S►?114a1. 4L!!! C4Cl.11L14L99 ltl~.4.>1_lIlS9 4++111431 ~s.LR4! 1io, uer..._Yr. Stuart Hercules ShaMen 1.00 C30C 1966-68 1974-75 2 42 Third Bolivar Locust 0.30 Me 1961-14 1916 1 43 WI Owe Oakland Mingo 0.30 R34C 1970 - 1 43 Alice Congress Egan 44 i Aux lln Osklend Parkway 0.10 R75C - 1916 1 44 Avon Stratford Hostler 0.15 1134C 1955 ? 46 11/08163 i bollvar Congress Unlvorslty 0,80 C30C - 1914 4 44 e Churchill Burn Tree Nottingham 44 11179/83 Crescent Malone Bolivar 0.90 944C 1960.66 - 1 44 i Dunua windier old Orchard Rd 0.75 R34C 1914 - 1 41 }1/79/87 s Yramo OR Tracks Drove 0,75 2340 1910 1916 1 ?44 Kings tvw Stuart Shermsn 0.70 c30C 1960-66 1911 1 1/ 11108183 Manhattan Shorman Stuart 0.30 2340 1951 Z 44 • 2oLin Circle Nottingham cut do sae 0.10 134C 1960 1 44 I'k r Suddell Palalay Willis 0.20 C116 • 4 41 T'raver# Hopkins Drive Piping Rock 0.05 R34C 11160 44 10/11/13 s i • • e t ' strvut study Toblo Ill 'age Two i ¢gnnQsrl4s _ Length Dato Date Riding Distress Date Last Baud Strts t Nang Frog, _ T~_ SH1190_ 91an M14LySuA FAint lnol Slsls'-.! -points Ho. uax__,_ Y!~ A)Isr111o Gregg Panhandle 6100' 0,40 R34C - 1974 1 4S ,Avonuo b Oak Illckory 0.05 R40C - 1 45 uncover Windsor Enlarson 0.15 R34C 1974 - 1 0 12/70/83 • Industrial Hickory bell 0,20 k40C' 1 45 I Pecan Cedar Auslln 0,10 240C - 2 45 WvatwooJ Psrvin Willowood 0.35 R34C 1970 1 45 breJehaw Paisley McKinney 0.30 R34C 1960-69 - 1 46 Lean Malone Bolivar 0.$0 6134C - - 1 46 rlrsl Bolivar Locust 0115 R34C 1961 1974 1 46 WI IIIamsburi Nottinehsm Jamostowo 0,20 914C - 2 46 • Creenwood Laurel Wood Charrywood 0,70 R34C 1 47 Magnolls Now Aspen Hinkle 41 IMockingblyd Audrs paisley 47 • Myrtls Daugh+rty Collins 0.25 0340 - p 41 ;Third Locust Oakland 41 Alico Rain University 0.71 134C t 4q s y. , 0 0 0 • 5troet Study , Tablo lit Nagu Thrca ' Stoundorlus Length Date Date Riding Distress Date Last knlcd S t r e e t , . Nume Front To e Class Constructed Maintained Qualify _PO I nt@.,_ Mu. Uay___ Yr: DUV U[' Sherman Avon 0.15 N44C 1955 - 1 49 11/ObJ$5 Kings kuw Sherman Yorkshire 49 11/08JB3 Nuslway Bolivar Fulton 0.45 k34C - - 2 49 • Yorkshire Kings Row Sherman Drive 0.30 R34C. 1966 19TT 1 SO 11/08183 Cra^nwood Laurel Wood Sherman 0.90 N.4C 1955 - 2 51 Muckingblyd McKinney Orlocet 100' 9.50 k34C 1969 - 1 51 Sunset Anna University 0. JS k34C - 1 51 'Churchill Windsor NoltIngham 0.35 R31Z 1974 - 1 52 11129/$3 Mur1'iugDird kR Audra 52 0A kk Auslln 0.30 AS5C 2 52 • Stuart Kings Now Coronado 52 y A,IStIn McKinney mulberry 0,11 k34C - - 2 53 Audra MCxlnney End of Divide O.JO C55C 1971 - 1 54 Audra Split Paisley 54 • r Avunuc U Illgbland 111.35 0.25 R34C 1960 2 54 tl s Controls Ookland Carrell 0.95 C34C - 2 S4 • 0 r • C O ' a i i F i i • Strcel Study Tahle 111 Page Pour i I Bvurid arles_ _ Length Date Date Riding Distress Date Last Rated Slregt-Ncno From _ To jlf1190. Tees Wja K'ggted !tLnIaInod uali pQjiMe- MO,__ Guy._^Yr_ 11iGhlarnd tLn 1lolch 0.60 R30C - 2 54 Avenue B Maple hlderwood 0.30 R30C 1961 - 2 SS Cenidea Ct. Londonderry Cul do sac 0.05 R34C 1911 - 2 SS • Pry Scripture It ICkory 0.20 R340 2 SS e llercules Pieadilly Sheraton 0.30 C34C 1961 1977 1 SS mistywood Nottingham Nuodhaven 0.45 Me 2 SS Oak Austin DO IIvsr 0.20 A50C 2 SS $Lanivy Emery Panhandle 0150 R34C 1950-64 - 1 SS ` W lluw Springs Shady Oaks Korloy 0.20 C34C 1960 2 SS 1 Archer Trail Emerson Emerson 0.45 934C 1960 - 1 56 12/20/13 Uenton Crescent hickory 0.75 234C - 1 56 ilvUson Lane Teasley PM-1130 1.1S C250 ? 36 Mimosa Bolivar if 1.A14 0155 134C 1963 2 56 ' onder Oak Linden 5100' 0.50 R34C 1 56 Congress Carroll Ponder c. 5 57 ;Barnard hickory Eagle 0.60 A30C 2 Sg ,u ','Y 0 C1 • j • BLreot Study Fable Ill ?ago Five -Boundaries Length Date Date Riding Dlstre a a Date Last Rated trvgt Nau~o -_From__, To SM11ea1 919ap 92nstr,ucted MA IAt aingd uaIlty Points He, Day Lavrelwuud kayes+ood University 0.45 N34C 1955 1975 2 58 Mingo Withers Mockingbird 2.20 R30S - 2 5g Mingo Withers Mockingbird 2.20 R30S 2 S8 • Denison Sherman Ileadlee 59 to rmaI oak Scripture 0115 R34C - - ? 59 Oak NR Austin 0,20 A40C - ? 59 Old North Road University Mill Pond 0,35 C44C 1966 - 1 59 12/20/83 Welch Eagle Highland 0115 C40C 2 59 Denison Sherman University 0.10 N34C ? 60 ~me ry tulton 6200' Carroll 0.35 R340 1963 - ? 60 • 30. t.ocust lit 35 kagle 0,10 R25S 7 60 Walfut Austin Cadge 0.10 A34C ? 60 Elm University B16le 1.0 A40C 1961 ? 61 I'raem NNX S, Mckinnoy 0.30 k340 - ? 61 N, tramo Woodland University 0.10 1340 1961 Z 61 I s A O • Sheet Study rabic 111 Pa6e Six I B~u,idgrIa5 Length Dote Date Riding 01 It rose Date List Rated Street Nemo From To _ ~xiloyj. clogs Contins Ld Maintained 00 fill in s Mo. Day Yr_ Fry Oak 111ckory 61 Oak Austin Bolivar 0,70 A50C - 2 61 Audrn FcKinney End of Divide 0.30 C55C 1 62 Mann Oakland Locust 0.10 P25C - 2 62 Bo ccules Redstone Stuart 0.25 C60C 1969 - 1 62 Kayewood Crestwood Greenwood 0.55 R34C 1955 1915 2 62 Nuttin6lum University Windsor 0.e0 A40C 1960 1915 2 62 Alice Congress University 0115 934C 2 63 Edtcwoud Northwood Crestwood 0.10 R340 1956 1 63 Crawford Texas tic KInnay 0.30 R34C 1966 1916 2 64 • GreonwucJ Cherrywood Sherman 0.20 R34C 2 64 Ile4diae Nlr,kIe Bolivar 0.60 R34C 196145 1914 2 64 5 E Nick ry Austin RR 0.20 1400 2 64 k • Lie,wooJ Shcrmon Crestwood 0.25 k34C ? 64 Locust University Orr 0.65 A34C - 2 64 "f Ml;lywood Nottingham Glenwood 0.45 R44C 19SS - ? 64 pro' • a e t, e e Street Study Table til Page Seven i I _ Boundaries Length Date Date Riding Distress Date Lest Haled Sireet_Nema ~From_ SNi1e9j, 9-1" ConstE VW K_qhtaInod 0901111 MUIL M0, Uay_-_.Yr_, Oak Bolivar Jague 1.00 A36C 1960 - 1 64 Burnsrd willowwood Iq 35 0.10 MC - 1976 3 65 Bernard Villowwood II1-35 0.10 R36C 3 65 Norll,wood Ter Edgcwood Cul do cac 0.10 R34C - - 1 65 (Sunset Carroll university 0,25 134C 1 65 Bell University Sharman 0.30 C30C - 1971 3 66 { Stuart Hercules Kings Ruw 66 y. Ilickory Coder Austin 0.20 A49C - 1979 2 67 Larlat llampton Marshall 0.75 R259 1971 1974 1 67 5 Locksley Emerson Nottingham 0.25 Rh4C 1960 - 1 67 12/20193 k e Palmwood Glenwood Robinwood 67 Vest Oak Bunntfi Brae JA400 0.70 A36C 2 67 a Vood McKinney Togas 0.50 134C 1966 - 2 67 Bernard Hickory dsgls 0.60 A30C • 1973 2 69 e Carroll Northridge Ross 0.50 A36C - 2 68 Cedar Mulburry MCKlnney 0.20 R34C . Z 69 t a • Q o 0 Street Study Tattle 111 Page Sight `a; .rt ggundarl.Y _ Length Date Data Riding Distress Date List Rated Slr'eel Name From To__ {Mlles? ~lsyp ~Qns~ uc }Saint6!Ul 9Y.111I Points Mo, Day Donlluon Sherman University 0,50 R34C 1961 1974 2 68 Srwy0r Oakland locust 0.15 R25C 1920 - 1 68 Congress Oakland Ponder OAS C34C - 2 69 B Vestwey Bolivar Fulton 0.45 034C 2 69 Voodland Chorrywood Sherman 0.50 R34C 1960 1917 2 69 J ~t ri tik v 043~g • r, o , • I L4~9_~Y j DZSTWESS POINTS 70 - ~_Bqun]arley~~ Length Data Date Riding Distress Date Last Rated Strte Lame _FtQm 1o Mile Clay C ntained Quality p 1 _.R,4iL {yo. JaY Yc~ MirtywuJ 1vu^4'.aven Robinwood 0.10 R44C ? 70 • Oak' Bolivar Ja6oe 1.00 A36C - 2 70 Pearl Denton Carroll 0.10 R34C - 1 70 , Luvvll t Scripture Lean 0.10 R34C p 71 t Valk Oak Donnie Brae Ja6oe 0.70 A16C - 1911 2 11 Hickory Avenue C Bonnie bras 0,10 A36C 1954 - ? 12 Hickory Avenue C Volch 0.40 A36C 1964 3 12 Prairie Avenue 9 Donnie Brae 0.45 R34C 1964.15 T 17 Rubt:rkv Northwood BoZI 0.35 R34C 1911 ? 1 hickory Cvdar Austin 0.70 A48C 2 )1 ,e Itaenolia hlnkle Col Ivar 015S 934C 196 ? T4 Y ' 6ver,uo A 1116h1anJ McCormick 0.55 R74C 3961 ? ]5 d nu nnly Ilrao lil 35 Santa re Tracks 0.10 1751 • ! TS eon to urea Riney Univcrelty 1185 051 1915 d TS S K1nSawood Locdonderry Cu! de Ise 0.05 R34C 3411 _ 1S i I'otiv.r Northridge university 0.10 R14C 1961 ? )6 i 0 o • • 'Street Study Table IV w Page Two ~ i i j Boundaries _ Length Dale Date Riding Distress Date Last Noted Street Name -1ro;n _ T4_... It 11 1.li ScI!!.k E2R11i~Si4Q ftIIteinod Quality Points Mo. ~!Y--V...Y.r. •a Marshall Hwy. 980 Ilampton 0.60 9259 1971 - 2 76 9 Bonnie Brae Windsor University 0.15 C25S 3 11 Chereywood Creenwood Woodland 0.20 R34C - - 2 11 Payne North Leg 10-15 1.7u N203. - 1977 3 71 a ,do c) dlia Ven Mislywood Emerson 0.30 R34C 1956 - 2 11 Fry Scripture Oak 0.20 R34C - - 2 1s SLnarl Selene 11orcules 78 f 111ckuIy Carroll Ceder 0.10 A36C 1961 1911 2 79 V'I"pton Mavuhsll Marsh Branch 0. 75 R2SS - - 2 79 ~.ocust Sherman Orr 0.55 A34J 3 79 • Welch Mulberry if ICkory 79 Bell University Sherman 0.70 00C - 3 10 4 Tv cas Ruddell Crawford 0105 10253 - 3 92 1, • nuCra Palalcy Mockingbird 13 ~ Maple Avenue D Bernard 0.10 R34C 1961 2 63 dvenue C 111-35 Mulberry 0.10 C55c 1960 1913 2 6S 0 ('ltn god ti,lndsor Unlvurslly 0.10 R34C 1555 IS V14 t. E a d • • Street Study Tf ble lv Naga Three j _ BounQarles Length Date veto Riding Distress Date Lest Rated i _-rget Name FS4Jn .~4~ 5►11>.3J<1 SLl!t! 1i4IIlilg-Ci£4 maintained OW $I tv Points Mo. Dl1Yr: '.y 40selawn rt. Worth Dr. County line 1.35 125S - ? 85 a Him University Eagle 1,10 A40C - 2 86 S., Locust South End i8 3S 0.20 R2S8 - ? 86 Rose Paisley Totes 0.15 8253 1961-75 - 2 89 i Boilnto Brse University Scripture 0175 C388 - 1916 3 90 Spencer Woodrow Loop 288 1.40 4255 2 92 Acme Bernard S. Locust 0.25 4159 - - ? 94 :y tlltkory Auslln RR 0.30 A5SC 1918 ? 94 Cihdy Ilwy. 380 Hampton 0.5S R252 1971 2 95 Pershing Stuart. Atli$ 0.20 R34C 1969 - 1 91 • Lrtusl Eagle University 1.10 A44C 1960 1979 ? 99 Scelpturo iH-35 Bonnie Sees 0.50 C223 1974 3 99 AuJre End of Div!de Loop 288 0.55 CSSC 1971 2 10? , AvPmuo F. !M 35 Eagle 0.05 C34C 1961 - ? 102 e 100P Eagle Illghland 011S R?SS 3 110 f west oak 111-35 Y 0.30 A640 4 114 } ~f o e e Strcot Stud T~ble IV PIge Four Boundaries Length Date . Date Aiding Distraee Date Lest kated A-kut Name From,-- _-T9_. ~i!1!!1 Clara ~4eli4ucted lfalntalnad gygllty points No. n!Z___TE, J4me$ Malloy Ft. Worth Dr. 0.70 k7SS - 4 175 Nottingham Vniverolty Windsor 0.60 A40C 9 128 1 • Oriole MockingDlyd Cardinal 0,95 294C 1971 - 5 145 j o4i7g A e A k f. 1 4 4 Il4.1R__•Y ;Y f RIDCID eWh;MhNT % str.o as Ooundarl~~__ Length ' Date Date Riding Dtatrese Date Lost Rated - e t N g - rrom - IMtleal 9 !!1 Constructed MilntalneQ Sblg ul trotnts 'S Carroll Rose Hickory 114 A 1911 1 10 e + 1 (Carroll Hickory Yagle 0.5 A 1911 - 1 0 " { 3 I 1 1~ 1 Jp C ~ • I i l;#1 i ~ I bs3Tg ri.«~ - ~ ~ .~n.Y~M MM . • N - • •.rc~+ • i'.I 'r..-no q N'. r r. S o • I I i Updated February 1901 Bond issue Originally $7,000,000 Boundaries Length Street Name rom Estimated (Hiles} Class Construction Riding ints Drafnaae Qu - allty Po points Oriole Mockingbird Cardinal 0.35 R34C R-150,000 403,000 Nottingham University Windsor 0.80 3 145 A40C H-422,000 3 Feet Oak IH-35 v 128 0.30 A64C R-2340000 54,000 Locust 4 114 Eagle University 1.,70 A44C R-975,000 253,000 2 99 Elm University Eagle 1.7G A40C R-920,000 352,000 2 Glenwood Windsor eb University 0.70 R34C R-3000000 450,000 2 Welch Mulberry Hickory 0,10 C40C 85 A-46,200 3 84 Bell University Sherman 0.30 C30C R- 139,000 3 Hickory Carroll Cedar 0110 A36C 80 R-43,000 C Locust Sherman Orr 0.55 2 79 A34C R-255,000 3 Bonnie Brao Windsor 79 University 0.75 C255 R-202,000 Avenue A Highland McCormick 3 77 0.55 R34C R-255,000 Hickory Cedar 2 75 Austin 0,20 A48C 9-122,000 ' • Hickory Avenue C 2 74 0 Welch 0.40 A36C R-180,000 Oak 70,000 2 72 Bolivar Jagoo 1.00 A36C R-484,000 2650000 2 70 Mistyxood Woodhaven Robinxood 0,20 R44C R-114,000 2 ' 70 December 14, 1982 • 0 1 c~ o I 0 I i i ;J i Boundaries Length Estimated n Street Name rom Ridi (Miles) Class Construction Drainage g Distress Quality Points I Westway Bolivar Fulton 0.45 R34C 42,800 2 69 t Congress Oakland Ponder 0.95 C34C 90,300 136,000 2 69 West Oak. Bonnie Brae Jagoe 0.70 A36C 70,000 2 67 Bernard Willowwood 11I-35 0.10 R36C 10,000 3 65 Sunset Carroll University 0.25 R34C 24,000 1 65 Greenwood Cherrywood Sherman 0.20 R34C 190000 2 64 Hickory Austin RR 0.30 A55C 46,000 67,000 2 64 Alice Congress Cniversity 0.75 R34C 71,300 2 63 Aodra McKinney End of Divide 0.30 C55C 44,400 44,x00 1 62 Denison Sherman University 0.10 R34C 10,000 2 60 1 Welch Eagle Highland 0.15 C40C 170000 2 59 Bernard Hickory Eagle 0060 A30C 51,000 98,000 2 o Se Mingo Withers Mockingbird 2.20 R30S 1860000 100,000 2 SB Mistywood Nottingham Woodhaven 0.45 R44C 550000 2 55 Fry Scripture Hickory 0.20 R34C 191000 2 55 A Oak Austin Bolivar 0120 ASOC 280000 2 55 Oak RR Austin 0.20 A40C 23,000 63,000 2 52 Greenwood Laurel Wood Cherrywood 0.70 R34C 66,500 2 47 ~ O j I • 1 • r i • a Street Name Boundaries Length Estimated Riding From To (Miles) Class Construction Drainage Qualt Distress I ity Points 'I Bolivar Congress University 0.80 C30C 0* 44' ii Carroll Northridge Ross 0.50 A36C 0►r 41" Headlee Hinkle Bolivar 0.60 R34C Orr 40" Denison Headlee Sherman 0.40 R34C O** 37*' Welch Hickory Oak 0.10 C40C 0 2 36 1 Sunset Anna Carroll 0,10 R34C 0 i 28 Bolivar Parkway Congress 0.10 C30C O* 27* Frame RRX S. McKinney 0.30 R34C 0*** 57,000 *r Bonnie Brae U.S. 77 Windsor 1.10 C25S 0*** rrr Wood McKinney Texas 0150 R34C orr* rrr Crawford Texas McKinney 0.30 R34C 0*r* • Locust University Sherman 0.10 A34C 0**** *r*r Total Street and Drainage Improvements 8,131,500 j I " Overlay in 19PI Seal Coat 19LI rrr Seal Coat 1982 j Overlay in 1980 99J ~r~....~. _ ~..,...a , ~ ~ ~ ~aY....dyi(il' 1' • m-' . .~+>wwoYF C• 9 p. 7 0 ' Q { t . r { F w r ri *s Y~{4, is i n, M Bond Issue - February, 1981 ~''f Street Maintenance Program First Priority' Boundaries Length Estimated Riding Distress YI~ Street Name From 'co (miles) Class Construction Quality Points ;y 4 Locust Eagle University 1.70 A44C R-7661700 2 76a' Bell University Sherman 0.30 C30C 90150 3 53 i, Elm University Eagle 1.70 A40C 72,250 2 61 Oak Bolivar Jagoe 1.00 A36C 40,000 1 65 Hickory Cedar Austin 0.20 A48C 90860 2 67 ' Hickory Avenue C Welch 0.40 A36C R-4401000 2 72 Hickory Carroll Cedar 0410 A36C R- 36,800 2 75 Locust University Orr 0.65 A34C 22,880 2 64 t " Avenue A Highland McCormick 0.55 R34C R-184,100 2 75 i Cong.'ess Oakland Ponder 0.95 C34C 83,440 2 69 # { • Carroll Northridge Rose 0.50 A36C 20,000 2 60 4 t Mingo Withers Mockingbird 2.20 R30S 186{000 2 58 Oak Austin Bolivar 0.20 ASOC 100090 2 55,11 8 i Hickory Austin RR 0.30 A55C 17,960 2 52 y " 0 7j~ Oak RR Austin 0.20 A40C 8,500 2 50 Bonnie Brae U.S. 77 University 1.85 C25S R-1500000 3 75 lY , e~ • r • y.1 Audra McKinney End of Divide 0.30 C55C 17,960 1 62 Nottingham University Windsor 0.80 A40C 80,000 2 62 Welch Eagle Chestnut 0.40 C40C 570000 2 59 Welch Chestnut Oak 0.30 C400 40,560 1 57~k Bernard Hickory Eagle 0.60 A30C 48,300 2 55 gfff a Wes.: Oak Bonnie Brae Jagoe 0.70 A36C 24,640 2 50 West Oak IH-35 Y 0.30 A64C R-180,000 4 70 Sunset Anna Univeraity 0.35 R34C 32,320 1 58 . Bolivar Congress University 0.80 C30C R-267,800 4 95 ►olivar Parkway Congress 0.10 C30C R-33,500 4 100 Oriole Mockingbird Loop 288 0.35 R34C R-117,200 3 102 Glenwood Windsor University 0.70 R34C R-234,300 2 79 Greenwood Laurel Wood Sherman 0.90 R34C 81,680 2 51 Frame RRK S. Mckinney 0.30 R34C 20,560 2 55 t 1 Fry Scripture Hickory 0.20 R34C 17,040 2 52 Bernard Willowwood IH-35 0.10 RYC 14,000 3 65 Westway Bolivar Fulton 0.45 R34C 35,840 2 09 c Mistywood Nottingham Glenwood 0.45 R44C 41,130 2 64 Alice Congress University 0.75 R34C 660400 2 63 Wood McKinney Texas 0.50 R34C 170600 2 67 • r, 9 > hl rrf .s` ti f 0 v. t e x. r r. \V i . , • ti,y 4 Crawford Texas McKinney 0.30 R34C 10,560 2 64 Hcadlee Hinkle Bolivar n.£0 R34C 41,120 2 67 Denison Headlee University 0.50 R34C 17,600 2 67 M Y • F• • l r r • o • Street Maintenance Program Second Priority 5 Boundaries Length Eatimated Riding Distress j Street Name From To Miles Class Construction ualit Points Stuart Seline Sherman 1.00 C30C 300500 2 42 Audra End of Divide New Paisley 0.10 C243 R- 20,400 3 101 Crescent Malone Carroll 0.35 R44C 52,320 1 46 z Shady oaks Willow Springs Woodrow 0.60 R34C 31120 1 47 Willow Springs Dallas Drive Shady Oaks 0.20 CSOC 91860 1 43 Ruddell Paisley Willis 0.20 C22S 90500 4 58 M Hercules Redstone Stuart 0.25 C60C 16,440 1 57 Hercules Picadilly Sheraton 0.30 C34C 100560 1 55 1 Mulkey Oaktree Audra 0.45 8253 31,375 1 47 • Mockingbird McKinney Oriole 0.5D R34C 17,600 1 46 Prairie Avenue E Bonnie Brae 0.45 R34C R-1Su1640 2 73 Bolivar Northridge University 0.70 R34C R-234,330 2 76 Walnut Austin Cedar 0.10 R34C 23,520 2 60 • Austin McKinney Mulberry 0115 R34C 150280 2 58 Cedar Mulberry McKinney 0.20 R34C 170040 2 55 Pecan Cedar Austin 0.10 R40C 14,250 2 45 Sr' • • • Willow Springs Shady Oaks Kerley 0.20 C34C 17,040 2 52 Hobson Lane Teasley FM-1830 1.15 C259 54,620 2 61 , James Massey Ft. Worth Dr. 0.70 R25S R-142,800 4 125 Rose Paisley Texas 0.15 R25S R-30,000 2 89~ Texas Ruddell Crawford 0.05 R25S R-10,200 3 82 r Pearl Denton Carroll 0.75 R34C R-2518060 1 70 Emery Fulton 6 200' Carroll 0.35 R34C 32,320 2 60 Coit Weatway Congress 0.70 R34C 54,640 2 63 Denton Crescent Hickory 0.75 R34C 56,400 1 56 Anna Panhandle University 0.60 R34C 41,120 2 52 Woodhaven Mistywood Emerson 0.30 R34C R-100,430 2 77 Cherrywood Greenwood Woodland 0.20 R34C 66,950 2 77 { Woodland Cherrywood Sherman 0.50 R34C 37,600 2 69 Kayewood Crestwood Greenwood 0.55 R34C 29,360 2 62 • Crestwood Live Oak Univorsity 0.55 R34C 190360 2 60 Avenue C Mulberry Oak 0.20 R48C 90860 43 Avenue a Maple Underwood 0.30 R30C 19,150 2 58 Thomas Oak Emery 0.15 R34C 59,920 1 58 Linwood Sherman Crestwood 0.25 R34C 8,800 2 57 Amarillo Gregg Panhandle 6100' 0.40 R34C 34,080 1 56 i h • 41 '1 61f` ,I? tj1+. .~7-~r tin. , % 4a . • f I Ponder 0 Linden &1001 0.50 R34C 47,600 1 S6 i°. Monterrey Sierra Sherman 0.35 R34C 32,320 2 56 Williamsburg Nottingham Jamestown 0.20 R34C 7,040 2 55 I Roberts Northwood Bell 0.35 R34C 32,320 2 55 Rockwocd Emerson Laurelwood 0.30 R34C 20,560 1 54 Mimosa Bolivar Hinkle 0.55 R34C 39,360 2 54 z Laurelwood Rayewood University 0.45 R34C 25,840 2 53 e Hopkins Drive Dallas Drive East End 0.30 R34C 10,560 1 53 I Manhattan Sherman Stuart 0.30 R34C 40,560 2 52 Stanley Emery Panhandle 0.50 R34C 37,600 1 52 Robinwood Emerson university 0.60 R34C 41,120 1 51 ; 4 Hann Oakland Locust 0.10 R25C 12,460 2 62 Normal Oak Scripture 0.15 R34C 5,280 2 59 Second Bolivar Locust 0.20 A34C 17,040 1 56 2 Boyd Tyler Lattimore 0.20 R34C 17,040 1 53 Marietta Oak Scripture 0.20 R34C 7,040 1 51 Cindy Hwy. 380 Hampton 0.55 A2 5S R-112,200 2 95 A Marshall Hwy. 380 Hampton 0.60 8259 R-1220400 2 76 60 Hampton Marshall Marsh Branch 0.75 A25S R-153,000 2 79 Lariat Hampton Marshall 0.75 R25S 35,620 1 67 100F Eagle Highland 0.15 R25S R-30,600 3 110 I i • ~ ^s f v ° '`.Ini17.~ Y {.3 Y1'!f! .i.4.;¢ L.f~a?~l F. J i 1 x Street Maintenance Program Third Priority Boundaries _ Length Estimated Riding Distress Street Name From To Miles Class Construction Quality Pointe } 1 Bonnie Brae University Scripture 0.75 C38S R-280,500 3 90 Audra Paisley Loop 288 0.55 C55C R-2990470 2 102 Payne North Leg IH-35 1.20 R20S R-244,800 3 77 Maple Avenue D Bernard 0.70 R34C R-134,330 2 83 Spencer Woodrow Loop 288 1.40 R25S R-2850600 2 92 S. Locust South End IH 35 0.20 R25S R-408800 2 86 Acme Bernard S. Locust 0.25 R25S R-51,000 2 94 Roselawn Ft. Worth Dr. County line 1.35 R25S R-275,400 2 85 Avenue E IH 35 Eagle 0.05 C34C R-16,740 2 102 r O r O • 0 '.i „w r ~,'~r x'V~ ~ w`,.? . ~ u~~tiA~t ~~'"1.y-~t l.?~~~ ~j ~3~5~.~. 0 fl • • a Table III DENTON STREET INVENTORY SUMMARY SHEET FLEXIBLE PAVEMENT Ca::gory 3 - Overlay Needed , Priority 3 Boundaries Length Estimated Riding Distress Street Name From To Miles Class Construction Quality Pointe Camden Ct. Londonderry Cul de sac 0.05 R34C 1,760 2 69 Kingswood Londonderry Cul de sac 0.05 R34C 18760 2 67 Northwood Ter Edgewood Cul de sac 0.10 R34C 38520 1 65 "t Frier Tuck Lockeley Cul de sac 0.10 R34C 3,520 2 62 3 Scripture IH-35 Bonnie Brae 0.50 C22S 23,750 3 62 Frame Woodland University 0.10 R34C 3,520 2 61 So. Locust IH 35 Eagle 0.10 R25S 48750 3 60 -Q Preston Place Greenwood End 0.10 R34C 130520 2 50 Campbell McKinney Paisley 0.35 R34C 22,320 1 41 Houston Place End Marietta 0.60 R34C 218120 1 41 Fannin Bernard Avenue B 0.40 R34C 24,080 1 42 Palmwood Glenwood Kayewood 0.05 R34C 11,760 1 42 • Snyder Wayne Tyler 0115 R34S 11,010 1 42 + • • J • J'~n r Travers Hopkins Drive Piping Rock 0.05 R34C 11,760 1 42 + Victoria Nottingham Churchill 0.25 R34C 80800 1 42 Wisteria Willowwood Golf 0.10 R34C 31520 1 42 t Woodford Ct. Woodford Dead end 0.05 R34C 1,760 2 42 El Paseo Carmel Santa Monica 0.35 C4 40 16,430 1 43 Highland Elm Welch 0.60 R30C 28,300 2 43 Pershing Stuart Atlas 0.20 R34C 7,040 1 43 N Withers Oakland Mingo 0.30 R34C 30,560 1 43 4 Austin Oakland Parkway 0.70 R25C 47,240 1 44 ' Driftwood Trail Stuart Bell 0.25 R44C 21,740 1 44 4 Frame RR Tracks Grove 0.25 R34C 28,800 1 44 Kendolph Willowwood IH-35 0.50 R34C 17x600 1 44 Robin Circle Nottingham Cul de sac 0.10 R34C 30520 1 44 Sandy Creek Angelina Bend Angelina Bend 0.15 R34C 5,200 1 44 • Avenue B Oak Hickory 0.05 R40C 2,125 1 45 Edgewood Northwood Crestwood 0.10 R34C 13r520 1 45 Industrial Hickory Bell 0.20 R40C 28x300 1 45 I Magnolia Hinkle Bolivar 0.55 R34C 29,360 2 45 Northwood Greenwood Roberts 0.20 R34C 7,040 1 45 r Westwood Parvin Willowwood 0.35 R34C 22x320 1 45 SE y. +rr`+a. ~ ~ r .wrrrr-rS14"W'T:t ~Y'f.. F_... - . Iv I • ~ . '1dl CryN~ r M1'. L 4? • Bradshaw Paisley McKinney 0.30 R34C 10,560 1 46 Egan Malone Bolivar 0.80 R34C 68,160 1 46 First Bolivar Locust 0.15 R34C 51280 1 46 Sawyer Oakland Locust 0.15 R25C 13,160 1 46 Shawnee Mingo University 0.30 R34C 200560 1 46 Third Bolivar Oakland 0.30 R25C 71390 1 46 Chasewood Pembrooke Woodbrook 0.10 R34C 3,520 1 47 Collier IH-35 Eagle 0.25 R34C 8,800 1 47 • Gold Ct. Wisteria End 0.10 R34C 3,520 1 47 f' Lovell Scripture Egan 0.10 R34C 13,520 2 47 Myrtle Daugherty Collins 0.25 R34C 80800 2 47 a Old Lee Ct. Burning Tree Cul de sac 0.05 R34C 11,760 1 47 ; Amherst Georgetown Hinkle 0.40 R34C 34,080 1 48 Gary Locust Bolivar 0.10 R34C 30520 1 48 Heather Stratford Oxford 0.50 R34C 47,600 2 48 Avenue D Highland IH-35 0.25 R34C 81800 2 49 Broken Arrow Old Orchard Burning Tree 0.30 R34C 100560 1 49 Foxcroft Emerson Emerson 0.70 R34C 440640 1 49 Royal Lane Mistywood Rockwood 0.10 R44C 14,695 1 49 Santa Monica E1 Paseo Hobson 0.55 R34C 29,360 1 49 s' , Numb, e i c. 4. ORDINANCE NO. 81-0 $ ORDINANCE CALLING A BOND ELECTION THE STATE OF TEXAS s COUNTY OF DENTON CITY OF DENTON WHEREAS, it is deemed necessary and advisable to call the election hereinafter orderedr and WHEREAS, it is hereby officially found and determined: that a case of emergency or urgent public necessity exists which re- quires the holding of the meeting at which this ordinance is passed, such emergency or urgent public necessity being that the proceeds from the sale of the proposed bonds are required as soon as possible and without delay for necessary and urge:,tly needed public improvements and that said meeting was open to the public, and public notice of the time, place, and purpose of said meeting was given, all as required by Vernon's Ann. Civ. St. Article £2;2-17. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON HEREBY ORDAINS: 1. That an election shall be held on FEBRUARY 28, 1981, in said City at the following designated polling places THE COMMUNITY BUILDING IN THE CIVIC CENTER. Said City shall constitute a single election precinct for said election, and the following election officers are hereby appoint- ed to hold said election: Presiding Judges Lee Knox Alternate Presiding Judge: Robert E. Miller 2. That the Presiding Judge shall appoint not less than two qualified election clerks to serve and assist in conducting said elections provided that if the Presiding J+:dge actually serves as expected, the Alternate Presiding Judge shall be one of such clerks. 3. That by approving and signing this Ordinance the Mayor of said City officially confirms his appointment of the aforesaid election officers to serve at said election; and by passing this Ordinance the governing body of said City approves and concurs in the appointment of the aforesaid election officers. 4. That all resident, qualified electors of the city shall be entitled to vote at said election. e S. That notice of said election shall be given by posting a substantial copy of this ordinance at the City Hall and at three other public places in said City, nbt less-than 15 days prior to the date set for said elections and a Substantial copy of this ordinance also shall be published on the same day in each of two successive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation published in said City, the date of the first publi- cation to be not less than 14 days prior tc the date set for • 0 said election. i -1- e • c~ 6. That at said election the following PROPOSITIONS shall be submitted in accordance with law, PROPOSITION NO. 1 Shall the City Council of the City of Denton be authorized to issue the bonds of said city, in one or more series or issues, in the aggregate principal amount of $4,700,000, with the bonds of each such series or issue, respectively, to mature serially with- in not to exceed forty years from their date, and to be sold at such prices and bear interest at such rates, not to exceed the maximum rates permitted by law, as shall be determined within the discretion of the City Council, for the purpose of the acquisition of proper- ty and making improvements for public purposes, to-wit, rebuilding, repaving, or overlaying streets in said City; and shall ,said City Council be authorized to levy and cause to be Assessed and collected annual ad valorem taxes in an amount sufficient to pay the annual interest on said bonds and provide a sinking fund to pay said bonds at maturity? PROPOSITION NO. 2 Shall the City Council of the City of Denton be authorized to issue the bonds of said City, in one or more series or issues-t in the aggregate principal amount of $1,300,000, with the bonds of each such series or issue, respectively, to mature serially with- in not to exceed forty years from their date, and to be sold at such prices and bear interest at such rates, not to exceed the maximum rates permitted by law, as shall be determined within the discretion of the City Council, for the purpose of the acquisition of proper- ty and making improvements for public purposes, to-wit, rebuilding street intersections in said City; and shall said City Council be authorized to levy and cause to be assessed and collected annual ad valorem taxes in an amount sufficient to pay the annual interest on said bonds and provide a sinking fund to pay said bonds at maturity? PROPOSITION NO. 3 Shall the City Council of the City of Denton be authorized to issue the bonds of said City, in one or more series or issues, in the aggregate principal amount of $850,000, with the bonds of each such series or issue, respectively, to mature serially with- in not to exceed forty years from their date, and to be sold at such prices and bear interest at such rates, not to exceed the maximum rates permitted by law, as shall be determined within the discretion of the City Council, for the purpose of the acquisition of proper- ty and making improvements for public purposes, to-wit: • rerouting Bell Avenue from its present intersection with Bell Place through the Texas Woman's University golf course to the present intersection of Bell Avenue and University; and shall said City Council be author- ized to levy and cause to be assessed and collected annual ad valorem taxes in an amount sufficient to pay the annual interest on said bonds and provide a sink- ing fund to pay said bonds at maturity? • • -2- 0 • 0 -FEW 1 PROPOSITION N0. 4 Shall the City Council of the City of Denton be authorized to issue the bonds of said City, in one or more series or issues, in the aggregate principal amount of $2,800,000, with the bonds of each such series or issue, respectively, to mature serially with- in not to exceed forty years from their data, and to be sold at such prices and bear interest at such rates, not to exceed the maximum rates permitted by law, as shall be determined within the discretion of the City Council, for the purpose of the acquisition of proper- ty and making improvements for public purposcar to-wit: constructing a new overpass of the Missouri & Pacific railway tracks on McKinney Streets and shall said City Council be authorized to levy and cause to be assessed and collected annual ad valorem taxes in an amount sufficient to pay the annual interest on said bonds and provide a sinking fund to pay said bonds at maturity? 7. That the official ballots for said election shall be prepared in accordance with the Texas Election Code so as to permit the electors to vote "FOR" or "AGAINST" the aforesaid PROPOSITIONS, with the ballots to contain such provisions, markings, and language as required by law, and with such PROPOSITIONS to be expressed substantially as followsi e PROPOSITION NO. 1 FOR ) } THE ISSUANCE OF $4,700,000 OF STREET REBUILDING, REPAVING, OR OVERLAYING AGAINST 1 BONDS PROPOSITION NO. 2 FOR ) } THE ISSUANCE OF $1,306,000 OF STREET AGAINST INTERSECTION REBUILDING BONDS PROPOSITION NO. 3 FOR ) THE ISSUANCE OF $850,000 OF SELL } AVENUE REROUTING BONDS AGAINST ) PROPOSITION NO. 4 FOR ) THE ISSUANCE OF $2,800,000 OF McKINNEY • AGAINST STREET OVERPASS BONDS 8. That it is hereby found and determined that the prob- able period of usefulness of the proposed improvements covered by each of the aforesaid PROPOSITIONS is 30 years. p 9. That Article 9, Sec. 9.02 of the City Charter contains O 0 the following provision and requires this election ordinance to distinctly specifyi • 0 • a "(d) A determination of the net debt of the city after issuance of the bonds thereby authorized, together with a declaration that the bonds thereby authorized will be within all debt and other limitations prescrib- ed by the constitution and laws of the State of Texas." The determination is hereby made that the net debt of the City after the issuance of the bonds herein proposed to be submitted will be not more than 9,Qt~ and it is hereby declared that said general obli at or. n s-will be within all debt and other limitations prescribed by the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas. I~ -4- ~r~rr...r.r~.~w ~ ~ r tir Yif Y.lY1YY'•...--__, 1. t' . O ~ ~ ` F. tit 6 r R4 :..A~~Y 1'/` i .':~\~~J ~ Y,=~~ • CERTIFICATE FCR CFCIWICE CALLING A BOND 1LECTICN '11M STATE OF TEXAS CCLWN OF DEMON CITY OF DEMON We, the undersigned officers of said City, hereby certify as follows: 1. The City Council of said City convened in RDaW MEETING ON THE 2N7D DAY OF DiOVF SEER, 1982, at the Municipal Building (City Nall), and the ro]i was called of the duly constituted officers and renbers of said City Cou•;c:l, to-wit: Charlotte Allen, City Secretary Richard 0. Stewart, Mayor Dr. A. Ray Stephens Mark Chew Jack Barton Jim Riddlesperger Charles Hopkins Joe Alford and all of said persons were present, except the following absentees: , thus constituting a quorm. ftUreupon, among o su.ness, following was transacted at said Meeting: a written ORDIDIFSa CALLING A BOND ELECTION was duly introduced for the consideration of said City Council and duly read. It was then duly moved and seconded that said Ordinance be passed: and, afo:er due discussion, said motion, carrying with it the passage of said Ordinance, prevailed and carried by the following vote: AYES: All members of said City Council shown present above voted "Aye". NOES: None. 2. That a true, full, and correct copy of the aforesaid Ordinance passed at the Meeting described in the above and foregoing paragraph is attached to and follows this Certificate= that said Ordinance has been duly recorded in said City Council's minutes of said Meetinqj that the above and foregoing paragraph is a true, full, and correct excerpt from said City Council's minutes of said Meeting pertaining to the passage of said OrdLnancei that the persons narrd in the above and foregoing paragraph are the duly chosen, qualified, and acting officers and members of said City Council as =indicated therein] that each of the officers and r,:errbers of said City Council wa3 duly and sufficiently notified officially and personally, in advance, of the tL-e, place, and purpose of the aforesaid Meeting, and that said Ordinance would be introduced and considered for passage at !mid Meoting; and that said Meeting was open to the public, and pub?.ic notice of the titre, place, and purpose of said reeting was given, all as required by Vernon's Ann, Civ. St. Article 6252-11. 3. That the Mayor of said City has approved, and hereby approves, the aforesaid Ordinances that the Mayor and the City Secretary of said City have duly signed said Ordinance: and that the Mayor and the City Secretary of said City hereby declare that their signing of this Certificate shall ccn3titute the signing of the attached and following copy of said Ordinance for all purposes. j sI AND SEALED the 2rn1 day of November, 1982, it City-Secretary- r I-EAL)- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - We, the undersigned, befrq respectively the City Attorney and the Bond Attorneys of the City of Denton, Texas, hereby certify that we prepared and ~ • 0 0 approved as to legality the attached and following ordinance prior to its passage as aforesaid. N ty A rnneys e p ORDINANCE NO, 82- ORDINANCE CALLING A BOND LLECTION THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF DENTON CITY OF DENTON I WHEREAS, it is deemed necessary and advisable to call the election hereinafter orderedi and WHEREAS, it is hereby officially found and determined: that a case of emergency or urgent public necessity exists which requires the holding of the meeting at which this Crdi- nance is passed, such emergency or urgent public necessity being that the proceeds from the sale of the proposed bonds are required as soon as possible and without de'_ay for necessary and urgently needed public improvements; and that said meeting was open to the public, and public notice of the time, place, and purpose of said meeting was given, all as required by Vernon's Ann. Civ. St. Article 6252-17. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON HEREBY ORDAINS: 1. That an election shall be held on December 11, 1982, in said City at the following designated polling place: THE DENTON CIVIC CENTER BUILDING. Said City stall constitute a single election precinct for said election, and the following election officers are hereby appointed to hold said election: Presiding Judge: Don Pickens Alternate Presiding Judge: Jo Luker 2. That the Presiding Judge shall appoint not less than two qualified election clerks to serve and assist in conducting said elections provided that if the Presiding Judge actually serves as expected, the Alternate Presiding Judge shall be one of such clerks, 3. That by approving and signing this Ordinance the Mayor of said City officially confirms his appointment of the afore- said election officers to serve at said election, and by passing this Ordinance the governing body of said City approves and concurs in the appointment of the aforesaid election officers. 4. That all resident, qualified electors of the City shall be entitled to vote at said election. 5. That notice of said election shall be given by posting a substantial copy of this Ordinance at the City Hall and at three other public places in said City, not less than 15 days prior to the date set for said elections and a substantial copy of this Ordinance also shall be published on the same day in • each of two successive weeks in a newspaper of general circula- tion published in said City, the date of the first publication to be not less than 14 days prior to r,he date set for said election. 6. That at said election the following PROPOSITIONS shall be submitted in accordance with law: e • 0 • 0 6 c~ PROPOSITION NO. 1 Shall the City Council of the City of Denton be authorized to issue the bonds of said City, in one or more series or issues, in the aggregate principal amount of $8,215,000, with the bonds of each such series or issue, respectively, to mature serially within not to exceed thirty years from their date, and to be sold at such prices and bear interest at such rates, not to exceed the maximum rates permitted by law at the respective times of issuance, as shall be determined within the discretion of the City Council, for the purpose of the acquisition of property and making improvements for public purposes in said City, to-wit. street and sidewalk improvements; and shall said City Council be authorized to levy and cause to be assessed and collected annual ad valorem taxes in an amount sufficient to pay the annual interest on said bonds and provide a sinking fund to pay said bands at maturity? PROPOSITION NO. 2 Shall the City Council of the City of Denton be authorized to issue the bonds of said City, in one or more series or issues, in the aggregate principal amount of $3,282,000, with the bonds of each such series or issue, respectively, to mature serially within'not to exceed thirty years from their date, and to be sold at such prices and bear interest at such rates, not to exceed the maximum rates permitted by law at the respective times of issuance, as shall be determined •within the discretion of the City Council, for the purpose of the acquisition of property and making improvements for public purposes in said City, tc-wit: drainage improvements; and shall said City Council be authorized to levy and cause to be assessed and collected annual ad valorem taxes in an amount sufficient to pay the annual interest on said bonds and provide a sinking fund to pay said bonds at maturity? PROPOSITION NO. 3 Shall the City Council of the City of Denton be authorized to issue the bonds of said City, in one or more series or issues, in the aggregate principal amount of $218,000, with the bonds of each such series or issue, respectively, to mature serially within not to exceed thirty years from their date, and to be sold at such prices and bear interest at such rates, not to exceed the maximum rates permitted by law at the respective times of issuance, as shall be determined within the discretion of the City Council, for the purpose of the acquisition of property and making improvements for public purposes in said City, to-wits purchasing and improving land for park purposes; and shall said City Council be authorized to levy and cause to be assessed and collected annual ad valorem taxes in an amount sufficient to pay the annual interest on said bonds and provide a sinking fund to pay said bonds at maturity? PROPOSITION NO. 4 • Shall the City Council of the City of Denton be authorized to issue the bonds of said City, in one or more series or issues, in the aggregate principal amount of $900,000, with Vie bonds of each such series or issue, respectively, tc mature serially within not to exceed thirty years from their date, and to be sold at such + e O prices and bear interest at such rates, not to exceed the maximum rates permitted by law at the respective times of 2 cti issuance, as shall be determined within the discretion of the City Council, for the purpose of the acquisition of property and making improvements for public purposes in said City, to-wit: right of way acquisition and recons- truction of University Drive; and shall said City Council be authorized to levv and cause to be assessed and col- lected annual ad valorem taxes in an amount sufficient to { pay the annual interest on said bonds and provide a sinking fund to pay said bonds at maturity? PROPOSITION NO. 5 I Shall the City Council of the City of Denton be authorized to issue the bonds of said City, in one or more series or issues, in the aggregate principal amount of { 1,100,000, with the bonds of each such series or issue, respectively, to ,tiature serially within not to exceed thirty years from their date, and to be sold at such prices and bear interest at such rates, not to exceed the 1 maximum rates permitted by law at the respective times of issuance, as shall be determined within the discretion of the City Council, for the purpose of the acquisition of property and making improvements for public purposes in said City, to-wit: expansion and renovation of the Municipal Building; and shall said City Council be author- ized to levy and cause to be assessed and collected annual { ad valorem taxes in an amount sufficient to pay the annual interest on said bonds and provide a sinking fund to pay said bonds at maturity? PROPOSITION NO. 6 Shall the City Council of the City of Denton be authorized to issue the bonds of said City, in one or more series or issues, in the aggregate principal amount of $450,000, with the bonds of each such series or issue, respectively, to mature serially within not to exceed thirty years from their date, and to he sold at such prices and bear interest at such rates, not to exceed the maximum rates permitted by law at the respective times of issuance, as shall be determined within the discretion of the City Council, for the purpose of the acquisition of property and making improvements for public purposes in said City, to-wit: construction of a new fire substations and shall said City council be authorized to levy and cause to be assessed and collected annual ad valorem taxes in an amount sufficient to pay the annual interest on said bonds and provide a sinking fund to pay said bonds at maturity? PROPOSITION NO. 7 Shall the City Council of the City of Denton be authorized to issue the bonds of said City, in one or more series or issues, in the aggregate principal amount of $110,000, with the bonds of each such series or issue, respectively, to mature serially within not to exceed thirty years from their date, and to be sold at such prices and bear interest at such rates, not to exceed the maximum rates permitted by law at th,a respective times of issuance, as shall be determined within the discretion of the City Council, for the purpose of the acquisition of property and making improvements for public purposes in said City, to-wits providing additional traffic control signals; and shall said City Council be authorized to levy • and cause to be assessed and collected annual ad valorem • 0 taxes in an amount sufficient to pay the annual interest J s • 0 i I i I i on said bonds and 1 provide a sinking fund to pay said bonds at maturity? 7. That the official ballots for said election shall be prepared in accordance with the Texas Election Code so as to permit the electors to vote "FOR" or "AGAINST" the aforesaid PROPOSITIONS, with the ballots to contain such provi3ions, markings, and languagE as required by law, and with such PROPOSITIONS to be expressed substantially as follows: PROPOSITION NO. 1 FOR ► 1 THE ISSUANCE OF $8,215,000 OF STREET I AND SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT 801105 AGAINST 1 PROPOS-TION NO. 2 , FOR } 1 THE ISSUANCE OF $3,282,000 OF DRAINAGE f IMPROVEMENT BONDS AGAINST ► PROPOSITION NO. 3 FOR ) THE ISSUANCE OF $218,000 OF PARR BONDS AGAINST ) PROPOSITION NO. 4 FOR } 1 THE ISSUANCE OF $900,000 OF UNIVERSITY DRIVE IMPROVEMENT BONDS AGAINST ) PROPOSITION NO. 5 FOR } THE ISSUANCE OF $1,1000000 OF MUNICIPAL BUILDING IMPROVEMENT BONDS AGAINST } PROPOSITION NO.66 FOR } THE ISSUANCE OF $450,000 OF FIRE S11B- } STATION BONDS AGAINST } PROPOSITION NO. 7 FOR ► THE ISSUANCE OF $110,000 OF TRAFFIC I CONTROL SIGNALS BONDS AGAINST I 8, That it is hereby found and determined that the probable period of usefulness of the proposed improvements covered by the aforesaid PROPOSITIONS is 25 years, 9. That Article 9, Sec. 9.02 of the City Charter contains the following provision and requires this election ordinance to e distinctly specify: p 4 • • "(d) A det,3rriination of the net debt of the City after issuance of the bonds thereby authorized, together with a declaration that the bonds thereby authorized will be within all debt and other limitations prescribed by the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas". The determination is hereby made that the net debt of the City after the issuance of the bonds herein proposed to be submitted will be not more than $27,210,000, and it is hereby declared ' that said general obligation bonds will be within all debt and other limitations prescribed by the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas. r • 0 • r • _ a M DEBT SERVICE REQUMDOM BASED QM A 9.875% GROilitl ES I IMAM NUM OF PRFSERY $1 M ASSESSED O)UwrlCN OAIIL*rl NS UEBT D/S YEAR VALUE VALUE FUNDS SERVILE UUMENG6 RW. 1985 1,154,036,28 1,107,474,807 2,253,Ub3 2,318,907 219,982 1986 1,267,997,338 1,217,277,444 2,475,942 2,158,025 317,917 201,184 1987 1,393,212,075 1,337,483,592 2,720,441 2,0271857 692,584 144,813 1988 1,539,791,768 1,469,56U,U97 2,989,085 1,90,90b 1,0210179 139,688 1989 1,681,957,455 1,164,67),156 3,284,257 1,783,322 1,500,935 134,563 1990 1,848,050,753 1,774,128,722 3,608,577 1,692,145 1,916,432 129,438 • I s ~ ~ e A b: I~b ~ ,iT i 'i',^Sti+ Gds! ~ r•if . ~41r 1 • 0 earn SALE REQJ R IUM DEBT BMANCE INT&LSIT YhM SLKVI(z FKUM TAX FARNINGS .UL DIFFFXFNQr $10,000,000 1985 119,982 595,367 213,000 1986 2,011,875 3170917 510,000 243,000 87,391 1987 1,448,125 b92,584 340,000 267,UW (148,541) (61,150) 1988 1,39b,875 1,021,179 170,000 293,000 87,304 1989 1,345,b25 1, 5W, 935 $5,000,00 1985 219,982 292,27b [13,000 1986 1, W), 94V 317,917 255,000 243,OW ( 79,235)* 1v81 724,005 691,584 17U,OW 1b7, 0W (138,519)* 1988 69d,44u 1,021,179 85,Uo0 193,WU 1969 b72,815 1,500,935 *Witbout $.01 transfer • ab 1137E 5 Y .1 1 e 6l BOM SALE REWIMEM'3 Desk BALANCE LMIREST YtAR S1RVI(Z lk(iPI IAX rARNiNGS ,U[ DIFF&LEKt $10,000,000 19d5 119,962 595,3b7 213,U)o 1986 2,011,875 317,u11 510,000 243,000 87,391 1981 1,448,145 b91,564 34U, OW 267,L% (le 6, 541) (61,150) 1988 1,39b,d75 1,021,179 17U,000 193,UW 87,304 1989 1,345,b25 1, 50U, 935 $5,000.00 1965 219,982 192,27b 113,UVU 19bb 1,UU),94U 317,917 255,UW 243,OW ( 79,235)* 1967 114,Uo5 091,564 17U,OOU 2o7,UOO (138,5i9)* 1986 b9d,44U 1,011,119 85,01X1 193,000 1969 b11,b15 1,5UU,y35 *Without $.U1 transfer e ab 11371' • a $5.OW,00 LKI ReSr EARNINGS at 8.5% ($1M per year) 1ST YUR MOM MYIUNr 1Nfawr 3/15 - 4/15 $1,00,000 $ 1,083 4/15 - 5/15 694,737 5,337 5/15 - 6115 789,474 5,591 6/15 - 7/15 664,a 1 4,846 7/15 - 8/15 578,9+8 4,10 8/15 - 9/15 473,685 3,355 9/15 -lU/15 569,421 1, bug lU/15 -11/15 Lb3,1)9 1,664 11/15 -11/15 157,896 1,116 11/15 -1113U 51,633 371 $37,276 $4,UW,UW for 9,5 months $255,000 • MAL $292,276 e6 1137F M~ I Y 1 1 Si r L. , Y • ca • $10,000,UU0 LYIUU!Fr fARN1N1b at 8.5% ($2K Per year) ISP YEAR PPT Of IN WREST 3/15 - 4/15 $YIOW,000 $ 14,16b 4415 - 5/15 1,789,474 11,675 5/15 - 6/15 1,578,948 ll,lb4 6115 - 7/1) 1,388,411 9,692 7/15 - 6/15 1,157,896 a,zUl 8115 - 9/15 947,37U o,7ku 9/15 -lU/15 736,644 5,z19 W415 -1110 51b,318 3,718 11/15 -17/15 315,192 1,130 11/15 -11/3U 1U5,Am 371. $ 74,165 $B,000,OU for 9.5 months 5~ 1U,(,'W MAL $ 5i4,ktlS 1 • ab 1137E j • _ a DEBT SERVICE RLgJD E WIS BASED ON A 9.875% (ROM > ESTIMATE]) RiwNIOF eKE.5EN'I ASSESSED OOLLELTION UOuwr.ONS uLa sD/S YEAR VALUE VALUE EUR D/5 SERVILE DIFFEREN E REQ. 1985 1,154,U36,258 1,107,474,801 2,253,003 2,318,907 219,982 1986 1,207,997,338 16,277,444 2,475,942 '[,158,025 317,917 201,164 1987 1,393,212,075 1,337,463,592 2,720,441 2,027,857 692,564 144,813 1986 1, 539, 791,7o8 1,4b9,56U,U97 2,969,U85 1,901,906 1,UZ1,179 139,o88 1969 1,681,957,455 164,b79,15b 3,284,257 1,783,322 1,5UU,935 134,563 1990 1,846,U50,753 174,1[8,722 3,bU8,577 1,692,145 1,910,431 129,438 • o r. • ab lZ1Jk' 0 .f e • 0 PLAN A $10,000,000 CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS PROPOSED GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS SERIES 1985 I r Ik GATED: 3/15/85 FIRST CPN DUE: 3/15/86 PRINCIPAL DUE: 3/15 INTEREST DUE: 3/15 9/15 YEAR END PRESENT THIS S 10,000,000 ISSUE 9/30 REOUNTS _ GRAND TOTAL - REQUIREMENTS 1785 S 2,249,682 S 1986 2,158,025 500,000 $ 1,511,875 S 21011,875 $ 2,249,882 1987 2,021,857 500,000 948,125 1,448,125 3,475,982 1988 1,967,906 500,000 896,875 ],u96,875 3,364,781 1989 2,333,322 500,000 845,625 1,345,625 3,678,947 1990 1,642,145 500,000 794,375 1,294,375 2,336,510 1991 1,566,913 500,000 743,125 1,243,125 2,809,938 1992 1,482,269 500,000 691,875 11191,875 2,674,144 1993 1,421,719 500,000 640,625 1,"40,625 2,562,344 1994 1,389,062 500,000 1495 589,315 1,089,375 2,418,437 1,224,283 500,000 538,125 1,038,125 2,262,408 1996 1,165,256 500,000 486,875 986,875 2,152,131 1997 982,688 500,000 1998 435,625 935,625 1,918,313 63?,938 500,000 384,375 884,375 1,517,313 1999 $97,626 500,000 333,125 833,125 1,430,751 2000 562,126 500,000 281,875 2001 307,813 500,000 230,625 7761875 1344001 30,625 1,038,438 2002 284,688 500,000 179075 679,375 2003 261,563 500,000 128,125 964,063 2004 500,000 76,875 628,125 889,588 2005 500,000 576,875 576,875 25,625 525,625 525,625 f 24,257,981 S 10,00J,000 S 10,762,500 $ 20,762,500 f 45,020,481 • INTEREST CALCULATED AT 10,2503 FOR PURPOSES OF ILLUSTRATION. 1984/85 Taxable Assessed Valuation $1,174,036,278 Average Annual Requirements, 198612007: New Debt - O Total Debt $ 2~~38~730 • O Debt Service Tax Rate Required @ 93% Tax Collection: New Debt - Total Debt 0.0946 O.I971 0 0 I ~ • PLAN A F $1,000,000 CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS PROPOSED GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS SERIES 1985 DATED: 3,15/85 FIRST CPN DUE: 3/15/86 rr PRINCIPAL DUE: 3/15 INTEREST DUE: 3/15 9/15 YEAR END PRESENT _ TNIS S 1 000 000 ISSUE GRAND TOTAL 9/30 REQUIREMENTS N REQUIREMENTS 1985 S 2,249,882 S S S S 2,249,882 1986 2,158,025 50,000 151,188 201,188 2,359,213 1987 2,027,857 50,000 94,813 144,813 2,172,670 1988 11967,906 50,000 69,688 139,688 29107,594 1989 2,333,322 50,000 84,563 134,563 2,467,885 1990 1,642,145 50,000 79,438 129,438 1,771,583 1991 1,566,813 50,000 74,313 124,313 1,691,126 1992 1,482,269 50,000 69,188 119,188 1,601,457 1993 1,421,719 50,000 64,063 114,063 1,535,782 1994 1,389,062 50,000 58,938 108,938 1,498,000 1995 1,224,283 50,000 53,813 103,813 1,328,096 1996 1,165,256 50,000 48,688 98,688 1,263,944 1997 982,688 50,000 43,563 93,563 1,076,251 1998 632,938 50,000 38,438 88,438 721,376 1999 597,626 50,000 33,313 83,313 680,939 2000 562,126 50,000 28,188 78,188 640,314 2001 307,813 50,000 23,063 73,063 380,876 2002 184,688 50,000 17,938 67,938 352,626 2003 261,563 50,000 12,813 62,813 324,376 2004 $0,000 7,688 57,688 57,688 2005 50,000 2,563 52,563 52,563 S 24,257,981 S 110001000 S 1,076,260 S 2,076,260 S 26,334,241 • INTEREST CALCULATED AT 10,250% FOR PURPOSES OF ILLUSTRATION. 1984/83 Taxable Assessed Valuation $1,154,036,238 • Average Annuei Requirements, 1986120051 • 0 New Debt 103,813 Total Debt 1,204,218 Debt Service Tax Rate Required @ 9346 Tax Collectioru New Debt - 0.0093 Total Debt 0.1098 • 0 • a • NUMEN bdr, ,nn n,A'. Irn apan ird 1:151r.I ~l AirL-i L ;.i. . I , •lnh nl Ili.'.A. ~ hp-,_ i'In,"i. ni.I .a. i April 22, 1988 D Mr. Robert E. Nelson Executive Director of Utilities City of Denton 215 E. McKinney St. Denton, TX 76201 Dear Mr. Nelson: As investment bankers, John Nuveen 6 Co. Incorporated prepares credit reports on selected municipal bonds in order to keep bondholders and ourselves informed concerning relevant credit factors. The reports are based on the most current financial information made available to us by issuers and others. He thought you might like to have the enclosed Surveillance Report. If you have any questions or comments, or suggestions for the next such report, feel free to call us collect, and ask for the research analyst whose name is at the end of the report. Also, the professional staff of Nuveen's Public Finance Department is always available to you to discuss your current or prospective financing needs. Sincerely, Rosemary E. McGonagle • Research Department 1 RMc:hs • Encl. ~ • e 1 t. • O Y l 9 .11 r-~ 1 A • li r 1 NUVEEN Research Surveillance Ratings: A/A+ CITY OF DENTON Texas Utility System Revenue Bonds SECURITY: Net revenue. Fiscal Years Ended September 30 1985 1986 1931 { Number of Customers Electric 24,755 26,283 26,797 Water 16,731 16,253 16,202 Sewer 14,901 15,488 15 868 KwH Sales (000's) 649,444 672,652 670,719 Peak Demand (MM 162 173 169 Operating Revenue: Electric System $57,920,778 $64,206,493 $62,123,026 Water/Sewer 9,307,174 9,266,701 10,805,532 Other 31 "it 34.784 192.413 Total Operating Revenue $67,541,640 $73,501797181 $73,120,971 Operating Expenses:$ Purchased Power $38,079,376 $46,414,266 $46,588,463 Fuel 5,305,782 2,316,717 1,597,402 Other 81719AU _10.180.031 11.643.542 Total Operating Expenses' $52,104,589 $56,91[,014 $59,829,407 Net Revenue' $15,437,051 $14,596,964 $13,291,564 Other Income 2.229.537 --uo-VA 1,519.559 Balance for Debt Service, S13 2~, 0~t6 S16.502-AIA S14•911,123 COVERAGE RATIOS: Avg. Ann. D/S (;3,351,014) 3.94 4.92 4.42 Max. Ann. D/S (;5,751,194 1991) 2.30 2.81 2.58 • Rate Covenant: 1.25 (average) Additional v ands Covenant: 1.25 (pro forma average) and 1.10 (pro forma maximum) • • Beli depreciation, interest, amortization and transfers to the e O Citi's General Fund (1985 - $4.65 million, 1986 - $4.62 million. and 1987 - $4.98 million). I4 \n..1 fngv.:x 11 1 Lill, h I j rl-P :j Ill la+l n' "V L1.1 Nrr Re.Mrltrnr I-I.In 1.'1451111 ITnn P • LV.ely r. ~Ixu m.n•hn'nl'einrp n i l lmr~ ,I,.111 iff hlydy 11 inrl n'nelpn I hl"ryN ll.weaui lill nnl:hlY?VeI Vr,e lrr,nr Ill Wrr 1 1 S I 0,11, IIXVI fumiArduµlnmi,.n+, ' tiIh 'UMinr .11Y 41: ;7rn u14Pu1VVnl Wrlllr y1 ZI 4771 rNMv wnra NMlr S, M . 1•rA. ru+lrrn SI,Uk'I:;vr, ~emlr r1.1_n77 I JAI Rnrdey Aonrnu W W 110" m0lnper l DIC ;nr79MN1 ma ~rr,nnw•,M it rrnn 4eluN \1110X,1 In Inplw 2m r- alit nr.X, +r Mlirnr lhrm luM mnx-0r. TO hl,"al.nil :gn 141111 W13;711141 w N knd n upm ~n IN in lMd lMm ! O ' • i Fiscal Year Ended September 30 1985 1986 1987 Percentage Breakdown by KWH Sales Residential 34.9% 33.9% 35.0% Industrial/Commercial 57.7 56.9 57.9 Other 7.4 7% 7.1 Percentage Breakdown by Revenue Residential 31.4% 30.7% 36.2% Commercial and Industrial 54.9 53.8 56.8 Other 13.7 IS.S 7.0 SELECTED FUND BALANCES, as of Sept 30 1986 1987 Requirement Reserve Fund $3,000,000 $3,000,000 63,128,710• Emergency Fund 250,000 150,000 Extension and Improvement 1.282.843 4 7g Total $4,532,843 6594849518 ' Equal to average annual debt service. ADDITIONAL FINANCING REQUIREMENTS: The City's Utility System 5-year capital improvement calls for expenditures of 674 million of which 657 million Is expected to be funded by bond proceeds. DENTON UTILITY SYSTEM: The utility system Includes electric, water and sewer oprations. The electric system :ernes the city; the water/sewer service area Includes the City's of Denton and Corinth and wholesale water is provided to Lake Cities Municipal Utility Authority. Denton's share (approximately 21,62%) of TMPA's $1.7 billion outstanding bonds is approximately 6376.9 million. Annual debt service requirements for 641,905,000 outstanding Utility System (Series 1983, 1984, 1987) range from a minimum of 6984,000 In 2009 to a maximum of 65,751,194 in 1991. • DATA SOURCES: Financial Statement(s), Issuer's and TMPA's Official Statement(s) and/or Utility Officials. NUVEEN RESEARCH Jerry Lepinski/}r O 311.911.7874 April 18, 1988 0 fi i o • i $10,000,()00 CITY OF DENTON. TEXAS PROPOSED GEN£PAL OBLIGATION BONDS SERIES 1985 DATED: May 1, 1985 FIRST CPN DUE: 5/1/86 PRINCIPAL DUE: 5/1 INTEREST DUE: 5/1 11/1 YEAR END CURRENT THFS (10,000,000 ISSUE GRAND TUTA.L 9/30 REQ'IREMENTS ~RTA1TYAL AL REQUIREMENTS 1985 S 2,318,907 S O$ 0 $ 0 3 2,318,907 1986 2,158,025 500,000 1,415,000 1,975,000 4,133,025 1987 2,027,867 5U0,000 925,000 11425,000 3,452,857 1988 1,967,900 SOU,000 875,000 1,375,000 3,342,900 1989 2,333,3c2 500,000 825,000 1,325,000 3,058,322 1990 1,642,145 500,000 175,000 1,275,000 2,911,145 1991 1,506,813 500,000 726,000 1,225,000 2,791,813 1992 1,482,269 500,000 675,000 1,175,000 2,657,269 1993 1,421,719 500,000 625,000 1,125,000 2,546,119 1994 1,389,062 500,000 576,000 1,015,000 2,464,062 1995 1,224,283 500,ODU 525,000 1,025,000 2,249,283 1996 1,16$,256 5DO,000 475,000 975,000 2,140,256 1997 98'c1688 500,000 425,000 925,000 1,901,688 1998 632,938 5UO,000 375,000 675,000 1,507,938 1999 597,626 500,000 525,000 825,000 1,422,626 2000 562,126 500,000 275,000 775,000 1,337,126 2001 307,813 $00,000 225,000 715,000 1,032,813 2002 [84,688 500,000 175,000 675,UOU 959,688 2OU3 201,561 500,000 125,000 625,000 886,563 2004 0 500,000 75,040 575,000 575,000 • 2005 0 500,000 25,000 525,000 525,000 $24,327,UU6 $10,000,000 $10,500,000 $2U,5UO,000 $44,817,006 INTERESI CALCULhTED AT IU.UY FOR PURPOSES OF ILLUSTRATION. O 1984/85 Taxable Assessed Valuation $1,154,U36,258 • • Average Annual Requirements, Id86/2005: New Debt---------------------------- $I,u25,000 JFMcG:ab 1358F U032F 0 o e r BOND SALE REQUIREMENTS ($10,000,000) YEAR END BEGINNING INTERESP $.02 FROM TAX ENDING 9/30 SERVICE BALANCE EARNINGS OPERATIONS COLLECTIONS BALANCE 1985 $2,318,907 $285,826 $502,000 $213,000 $2,253,063 $934,982 1986 4,133,025 934,982 550,000 243,OU0 2,475,942 70,899 1987 3,452,857 70,899 995,000 26,000 2,72U,441 483 1988 3,342,906 483 200,000 253,000 2,969,085 139,662 1989 3,08,31e 139,597 105,000 323,000 3,284,257 193,697 1990 2,917,145 - 0 0 _ 1991 2,791,813 0 0 - 1992 2,657,269 - 0 0 - 1993 2,546,719 0 0 - 1994 1,464,062 - 0 0 - 1995 2,249,283 - 0 0 * Earnings are based on a fire-year program with a $2,000,000 projected yearly expenditure. ADDITIONAL TAX INFORMATION DEBT SERVICE FOR EVERY YIELD FROM $1,000,000 OF TAX INCREASES DEBT ISSUED YEAR $.U1 $.02 REQUIREMENT 1985 ,$106,500 $213,000 $ 0 1986 111,500 243,000 197,500 1981 133,500 267,000 142,500 e 1986 146,500 293,500 137,500 • O 1989 1bl,500 323,UUO 132,500 JFhcG:cD 13hIF OU32F e a STREET STUDY RANKINGS fl Boundaries Distress 1 Street Name From To Costs points i Hillcrest Scripture Emery 47,018 60 Avenue C Mulberry Oak 15,798 44 Bolivar Congress University 40,054 44 Kings Row Stuart Sherman 40,445 44 Elm Prairie Highland 7,899 46 Magnolia New Asphalt Hinkle 14,445 47 Elm Congress Oak 26,588 SO Stuart Kings Row Coronado 34,667 52 Elm Mulberry Prairie 15,798 SS Hercules Picadilly Sheraton 17,334 SS Carroll Northridge Ross 29,040 57 Oak Austin Bolivar 17,424 61 Hercules Redstone Stuart 26,400 62 Stuart Hercules Kings Row 23,112 66 Locust Hickory Oak 5,628 42 Withers Oakland Mingo 17 334 43 Robinwood Emerson University 34,668 44 Paisley Woodford Hettie 8,085 45 Locust Oak McKinney 4,431 46 Paisley Frame Ruddell 13,857 46 First Bolivar Locust 8,667 46 Greenwood Laurel Wood Cherrywood 40,445 47 Kings Row Sherman Yorkshire 23,118 49 Mockingbird McKinney Oriole 100' 28,889 51 Locust McKinney Congress 15,798 51 Emerson Freedom Wilsonwood 86,669 S2 Austin McKinney Mulberry 8,66b 53 Audra McKinney End of Divide 29,480 54 Locust Mulberry Hickory 5,628 5S Mingo Withers Mockingbird 116,160 58 Old North Road University Mill Pond 27, 720 59 Frame RRK S. McKinney 17424 61 Nottingham University Windsor 57,869 62 Greenwood Cherrywood Sherman 11,616 64 Locust University Sherman Drive 5,662 64 Elm University Congress 55,440 66 Paisley Hettie Ruddell 4,356 66 Pertain Mingo Wayne 4,356 66 McCormick Parvin Willowwood 17,334 49 Hollyhill Ridgecrest Tennyson 63,SS7 S1 Avenue D Highland III-35 14,445 54 Hobson Lane Teasley FM-1830 50,094 56 Bonnie Brae Riney Windsor 397,876 75 Bonnie Brae Windsor University 301,SS7 77 Bonnie Brae University Scripture 899,984 90 Scripture IH-3S Bonnie Brae 347,907 99 West Oak IH-35 Y 207,876 114 Hickory Avenue C Bonnie Brae 371,479 72 Oak Bolivar Jagoe 461,440 70 Hickory Avenue C Welch 26D,547 72 Magnolia New Asphalt Bolivar 176,991 74 Bolivar Northridge University 471,615 76 Fry Scripture Oak 113,740 78 Stuart Selene Hercules 123,595 78 Hickory Carroll Cedar 105,045 79 Welch Mulberry Hickory 530694 79 • Pershing Stuart Atlas 79,020 97 Avenue C IH-3S Mulberry 556,781 8S Locust Sherman Orr 473,218 79 Audra End of Divide Paisley 61,244 83 Glenwood Windsor University 771739 85 Avenue A Highland Mcrormick 210,028 75 Acme Bernard Fort Worth Dr. 61,302 94 4) Elm Highland Eagle 314,516 8S • 0 Locust Eagle Mulberry 47,916 57 West Oak Bonnie Brae Jagoe 321,29S 71 Congress Oakland Ponder SS,176 69 Hickory Cedar Austin 116,950 74 Teasley Lane Dallas Drive Ryan Road 1,000,000 r Locust Congress University 682,095 82 Total Street Cost for Rank 11 $9 735,044 20.0 Miles Repave and Overlay 14.4S Miles Rebuild • ca • STREET STUDY CITY OF DENTON, TEAS APRIL, 1984 s o • j • 1 a i {I TAB1-E OF CONTENTS I DISTRESS POINTS 0 - 30 it Table II 11 - 40 Table 111 41 - 69 Table IV 70 Table Y Rigid Pavement The original Street Study field work was done before September 1, 1979 and November 1, 1979. 1 1 • O `.i • • a • Table III v • PISTPpSS POINTS 41 - 69 Boundaries Length Date Date Riding Distress Date Last Rated Street Neme From To (Niles) Class Constructed Maintained Quality Points No. Day Yr. Stuart Hercules Sherman ".00 C30C 1966-68 1974-75 2 42 • • Third Bolivar Locust 0,30 R25C 1961-74 1976 1 43 s Withers OaklanA Mingo 0,30 R34C 1920 _ ] 4; Alice Congress Egan 44 Austin Oakland Parkway 0,70 R25C - 1976 1 44 r e i Avon Stratford Heather 0.15 B34C 1955 - 2 44 11/08/83 Bolivar Congress University 0.60 C30C - 1974 4 44 • Churchill Burn Tree Nottingham 44 11/29/83 Crescent Malone Bolivar 0.90 R44C 1960-66 - 1 44 w Dunes Windsor Old Orchard Pd 0,25 B34C 1974 - 1 44 11/29/83 • Frame RR Tracks Orove 0.25 R34C 1910 1976 1 44 Kings Pow Stuart Sherman 0.70 C30C 1960-66 1977 1 44 11108183 y Manhattan Sherman Stuart 0,30 R34C 3957 - 2 44 • Robin Circle 12ttingham Cul de Mao 0,10 R34C 1960 - 1 44 Rudd•11 Paisley Willis 0.20 C22S - 4 44 Travers Hopkins Drive Piping Rock 0,05 R34C 1960 1 44 10/11/83 • • r I . C~ i z i 4r pa Street Study Table III Page Two i Boundaries Length Date Date Riding Dietress Date Lest Rated Street Name From To (Miles) Class Constructed Maintained Quality Points No. Day 7r. Amarillo Gregg Panhandle 8100' 0.40 R34C - 1974 1 45 • Avenue B Oak Hickory 0.05 R40C - - 1 45 Hanover Vindsor Emerson 0.75 R34C 1974 - 1 45 12120183 • Industrial Hickory Bell 0.20 R40C - 1 45 Feoan Ceder Austin 0.10 R40C - - 2 45 Westwood Parvin Willoww004 0.35 R34C 1970 - 1 45 • Bradshaw Paisley McKinney 0.30 R34C 1960-69 - 1 46 i a Egan Malone Bolivar 0.60 R34C - - 1 46 i First Bolirer Locust 0.15 R34C 1961 1974 1 46 ~ i 1 Williamsburg Nottingham Jamestown 0.20 R34C - - 2 46 Greenwood Laurel Wood Cherrywood 0.70 R34C - - 2 47 Magnolia New Aspen Hinkle 47 1 Mockingbird Audra Paisley 47 t Myrtle Daugherty Collins 0.25 R34C - 2 47 Third Locust Oakland 48 • Alice Egan University 0.75 B34C - - 2 49 • C~ • • M1 rte; 4 Street Study Table III Page Three ti • Boundaries Length Date Date Riding Distress Date Last Rated Street lame From To (Miles) Class Constructed Maintained Quality Points No. Day Y:. Dover Sherman Avon 0.15 R44C 1955 - 1 49 11/08/83 Kings Row Sherman Yorkshire 49 11/08/83 , Weetwey Bolivar Fulton 0.45 R34C - - 2 49 t Yorkshire Kings Row Sherman Drive 0.30 R34C 1966 1977 1 50 11108183 Greenwood Laurel Wood Sherman 0.90 R34C 1955 - 2 51 • Mockingbird McKinney Oriocet 100' 0.50 R34C 1969 - 1 51 Sunset Anna University 0.35 R34C - - 2 51 Churchill Windsor Nottingham 0.35 R34C 1974 - 1 52 11/29/83 Mockingbird RR Audra 52 a t Oak RR Austin 0.30 A55C 2 52 ` Stuart Kings Row Coronado 52 Austin McKinney Mulberry 0.15 R34C - - 2 53 Audra McKinney End of Divide 0.30 C55C 1971 - 1 54 ~t Audra Split Paisley 54 Avenue D Highland 1H-35 0.25 R34C 1960 - 2 54 Congress Oakland Carroll 0.95 C34C - - 2 54 e CA e • • 9 • Street Study Table III • Page Your • Boundaries Length Date Date Aiding Distress Date Last Rated Street Namg From To (Miles) Class Constructed Maintained Quality Pointe Y, 0. Day 7r. + • Highland Elm Welch 0.60 R300 - - 2 54 • Avenue B Maple Underwood 0.30 P30C 1961 - 2 55 • • Camden Ct. Londonderry Cul de sac 0.05 E34C 1971 - 2 55 Fry Scripture Hickory 0.20 A34C 2 55 • Hercules Picadilly Sheraton 0.30 C34C 1961 1977 1 55 Mistywood Nottingham Woodhaven 0.45 R44C 2 55 • Oak Austin Bolivar 0.20 A5N 2 55 • Stanley Emery Panhandle 0.50 A34C 1950-64 - 1 55 Willow Springs Shady Oaks Kerley 0.20 C34C 1960 - 2 55 t • Archer Trail Emerson Emerson 0.45 R34C 1960 - 1 56 12/20/83 • Denton Crescent Hic'cory 0.75 A34C - - 1 56 ff • Hobson Lane Teasley FM-1630 1.15 C258 - - 2 56 t i Mimosa Polivar Hinkle 0.55 A34C 1963 - 2 56 E ' • Ponder Oak Lindet, 6100' 0.50 A34C - - 1 56 " Congreso Carroll Ponder 57 Bernard Hickory Eagle 0.60 A30C 2 58 > • • O 4 v G~ v • I •J~ s. Street Study Tahle III Page Five Poi, daries Lergth Date Pate Riding Distress Date Last Rated Street Name From To (Miles) Class Constructed Maintained Quality Pointa Mo. Day 7r, Laurelwood Kayevood University 0.45 R34C 1955 1975 2 58 Mingo Withers hockingbird 2,20 R30S - 2 5A . Mingo Withers Mockingb) rd 2,20 R30S 2 5u Denison Sherman Readlee 99 Nortal Oak Scripture 0,15 R34C - - 2 59 f • Oak RR Austin 0,20 A4CC - - 2 59 Old North Road University Mill Pond 0.35 C44C 1966 - 1 59 12120183 x Welch Eagle Highland 0,15 C40C 2 59 3 • Denison Sherman University 0.10 R34C 2 60 • Every Fulton 4200' Carroll 0.35 R34C 1963 - 2 60 So. Locust IH 35 Eagle 0,10 R25S - - 3 60 • Walnut Austin Ceder 0.10 4C - - 2 60 • Elm University Eagle 1,70 A40C 1961 - 2 61 Frame RRX S. Mckinney 0.30 R34C - - 2 61 Frame Woodland University 0,10 R34C 1961 - 2 61 r ICY V; WINNER • c, O • O yt 0 Street Study Table III Face Si: rr, y Boundaries Length Date Date Riding Distress Date Last Rated Street Name Frcm To (Miles) Cless Constructed Xaintained Quality Pointe Mo, Dry 7r. Fry Oak Hickory ~ 61 7 Oak Austin Bolivar 0,20 ArIOC - 2 61 Audra McKinney End of Divide 0,30 C55C 1 62 { Hann Oakland Locust 0.10 B25C - - 2 62 Hercules Redstone Stuart 0.25 060C 1969 - 1 62 . Kayewesd Crestwood Greenwood 0.55 R34C 1955 1975 2 62 Fottinp .r University Windsor U.80 A40C 1960 1975 2 62 a Aliro Congress University 0.75 R34C 2 63 Fdgewood Northwood Crestwood 0.10 R34C 1956 - 1 6; g Crawford Texas McKinney 0.30 R34C 1966 1976 2 64 1 Greenwood Cherrywood Sherman 0.20 R34C 2 64 `s . Hesdlee Hinkle Bolivar 0.60 R340 1961-75 1974 2 64 Hickory Austin RR 0.20 A400 2 64 Linwood Sherman Crestwood 0.25 R34C - 2 64 • Locust University Orr 0,65 A34C - - 2 64 Xistyvood Nottingham Glenwood 0.45 R44C 1955 - 2 64 t' t • .1 o . • Street Study Table III i . Page Seven Pounds rise Length Date Date Riding Distreas Date Last Rated Street Name From To (Miles) Class Ctnatructed Maintained Quality Points Mo. Day Yr. • Oak Bolivar Jagoe 1.00 A36C 1960 - 1 64 "f 0 Bernard Willowwood IH-35 0.10 R36C - 1976 3 65 Bernari Willowwoed IF-35 0.10 R36C 4 3 65 Northwood Tar Edgewood Cul de sac 0.10 P34C - - 1 65 y Sunset Carroll University 0.25 R34C 1 65 1 • Bell University Sherman 0.30 C30C - 1977 3 66 d Stuart Hercules Kings Row 66 ;i. Hickory Cedar Austin 0.20 A49C - 1978 2 67 Lariat Hampton Marshall 0.75 R25S 1971 1974 1 67 Locksley Emerson Nottinghan, 0.25 R340 1960 1 67 12120, .43 Pe lmreod Glenwood Robinvood 67 Vent Oak Bonnie Brea Jagoe 0.70 A36C 2 67 Wood McKinney Texaa 0.50 R34C 1966 - 2 67 t Bernard Hickory Eagle 0.60 OX - 1973 2 68 ¢ • Carroll Northridge Rose 0.50 A36C - - 2 68 i Cedar Mulberry McKinney 0.20 R34C - - 2 68 5 P ~a • : .n :..',z," e,',,.,a rsp,r,i i,ti9°.: 9Y w:: f...^`.t!'~6 nkrA4rirL r.Y w'.:L'.r r";?F,'T,~r~.`1V•'v'm$,^,'iiT9fk7.Y3S'J~~;'°ASFt~.",'.';.Ybr :1:1 )J Street Study Table III Page Eight Boundaries Length Date Date Riding Distreae Dote Last Rated Street same From To (Miles) Close Constructed Keintained Quality Points No. Day 7r. r F ;a Denison Sherman University 0,50 R34C 1961 1974 2 68 • Sawyer Oakland Locust 0.15 R25C 1920 - 1 68 Congress Oakland Ponder 0.95 C34C - 2 69 Westway Bolivar Fulton 0.45 R34C 2 69 Moodland Cherryvood Sherman 0.50 9340 1960 1977 2 69 A • • f ~ i • it S • 04378 r.. 0 d r • • s, s Table 1V s DISTRESS POINTS 70 - Boundaries Length Date Date Riding Distress Date Lest Rated Street Name From To LMiles) Class Constructed Maintained Quality Points Mo. Day 7r. Mistywood Woodhaven Robinwood 0.20 B44C 2 70 0 1 • Oak Bolivar Jegoe 1.00 A36C - - 2 70 Pearl Denton Carroll 0.10 R34C - - 1 70 Lovell Scripture Egan 0.10 r34C - - 2 71~ r A • West Oak Bonnie Brae Jagoe 0.70 A36C - 1974 2 71 Hickory Avenue C Bonnie Brae 0.70 A36C 1964 - 2 72 S Hickory Amu? C Welch 0.40 A36C 1964 - 3 72 . Prairie Avenue E Bonrle, Brae 0.45 R34C 1$64-75 2 73 • Roberts Northwood Bell 0.35 B34C 1977 2 73 Hickory Ceder Austin 0.20 A48C - - 2 74 z Y,.gnolia Hinkle Bolivar 0.55 R340 1963 - 2 74 • • Avenue A Highland McCormick 0.55 B34C 1964 - 2 75 ?v Bonnie Bras IN 35 Santa Fe Tracks 0.80 B25S - - 3 75 • Bonnie Brae Riney Univeroity 1.85 C25S 1975 - 3 75 Kingswood Londonderry Cul de sac 0.05 R34C 1974 - 2 75 Bolivar Northridge University 0.70 R34C 1961 2 76 l ' ~A I ! Street Study Table I9 Page Two Boundaries Length Date Date Riding Distress Date Lest Rated Street Name Trom To (Miles) Class Constructed Maintained Quality Points No. Day Yr. • ~s Marshall Hwy. 380 Hampton 0.60 P253 1971 - 2 76 Bonnie Brae Windsor University 0.75 C25S 3 77 • Cherrywood Oreenwood Woodland 0.20 N34C - - 2 77 p Payne North Leg IH-35 1,20 A209 - 1977 3 77 x Woodhaven Mietywood Emersor 0,30 N34C 1956 - 2 77 Pry Scripture Oak 0.20 R34C - - 2 78 • Stuart Selene Hercules 48 Hickory Carroll Cedar 0,10 A36C 1064 1978 2 79 i . • Hampton Marshall Marsh Branch 0,75 R25S - - 2 79 Locust Sherman Orr 0.55 A34V 3 79 1 (elch Mulberry Hickory 79 Bell University Sherman 0.30 C30C - - 3 80 • 4 '70201 Ruddell Crawford 0.05 225S - 3 82 • l,udre paisley Mockingbird $3 ( Raple Avenue D Bernard 0.70 934C 1961 2 83 Avenue C IH-35 Mulberry 0,70 C55C 1960 1973 2 85 1)lenwood Windsor University 0,70 234C 1955 2 85 1 ~'s • o , • Strcot Study p Table 1Y Page Three Boundaries Length Date Date Riding Distress Date Last Rated Street Name from To (Riles Class Constructed Yaintained Quality Points No. _ Day Yr. • Rooelawn ft. Worth Dr. County line 1,35 R25S - - 2 85 Elm University Eagle 1.70 A40C - - 2 86 I S. Locust South End IH 35 0.20 B255 - - 2 86 • Rose Paisley Texas 0.15 B25S 1961-75 - 2 89 ' Bonnie Brea University Scripture 0.75 C38S - 1976 3 90 Spencer Woodrow Loop 288 1,40 R25S - - 2 ?2 Aces Bernard S. Locust 0.25 R25S - - 2 94 3 a Hickory Austin RR 0.30 A55C - 1978 2 94 k Cindy Hwy. 380 Hampton 0.55 6255 1971 - 2 95 • Pershing Stuart Atlas 0.20 R34C 1969 - 97 Locust Eagle University 1170 A44C 1960 1979 2 99 Scripture IH-35 Bonnie Brae 0.50 C22S - 1974 3 99 • Audra End of Divide Loop 288 0,55 055C 1971 - 2 102 r Avenue 6 1H 35 Eagle 0.05 C34C 1961 - 2 102 1007 Eagle Highland 0115 R25S - - 3 110 • West Oak IM-35 Y 0.30 A64C - 4 11ti r • 0 • .:i ,.::.i 4,r ; ...;.v~t~~c•a...1 :,cr~IM1, .*~a;)Pd&'.l rh.WkB'''U`. ~.',f+.t„4 r "r'h+kR.".,nl9M'i:X?.M.!~FF:;b ;'F. ~3`.,Har Street Study Table IV Page Your Boundaries Length Date Date Aiding Distress Date Last Ratei Street Same fros_ To (miles) Class Constructed Maintained Quality Pointe No. Day Tr. • James Kelsey !t. Worth Dr. 0,70 R25S - - 4 125 Rottingham University Windsor 0.80 A40C 3 128 Oriole Mockingbird Cardinal 0.35 R34C 1971 - 3 145 i ~ f / 0437a 0 ~ t ~~~.r.e~rnr.a-.rte--•.. ~ _ • e 1`1 h:~A ~'My~~F\_~,1 C1',M1Y y,5'r'P,'4i at ~~`.A I~'P75PA f O 'F' 'T1E,A~, ~~r • c~ • 1 j I i } y' 1 tr .END I • Y e / lr I `V R J 11 y F I • "N e M e o Fl LE T i e o