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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03-24-1987 i j AGENDA t CITY OF DENTON CITY COUNCIL `larch 24, 1987 i ~ Work Session of the City of Denton City Council on Tuesday, March 24, 1987, at 5:30 p.m. in the Civil Defense ROOM of the t f Municipal Building at which the following items will be considered: 5:30 p.m. 1. Receive a repots on Council goals. 'I 2. Receive an update on the following Council goals; ` A. Relations with minorities B. Court of Record C. User Fees 3. Hold a discussion on the proposed front yard parking •f,,, ordinance. 4. Executive Session: k 3,. k',A. Legal Matters Under Sec, 2(e), Art. 6252-17 V.A.T.S. 1. Receive a report and hold a discussion on ' worker's compensation settlement. "r 2. Hold a discussion regarding pending litigation, including Maverick vs, the City of Denton and Murray vs. the City of Denton, B. -4al Estate Under Sec. 2(f), Art. 6252-17 " V.A.T.S. 1. Hold c discussion regarding the lease of Flow Hospital. 4 C. Personnel/Board Appointments Under Sec. 2(g), Art 6252-17 V.A,T.S. ' Special Call Meeting of the City of Denton City Council on y Tuesday, March 24, 1987, at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers ~i of the Municipal Building at which the following items will be ! considered: ~g w a r~,if.a 7100 p.m. r t! ? Vii. q Receive a request from the Board of Directors of Flow Memorial Hospital for funding, r,. L Y t 2 , Receive a request from the Shriners to solicit funds from various city streets May 1 and 21 1987, S 4 S~ r I City of Denton City Council Agenda March 24, 1987 Page 2 3. Ordinances A. Consider adoption of an ordinance entering into agreement with William Rigg Company for the purpose of insurance and broker services. B. Consider adoption of an ordinance amending ordinance No. 87-028 to provide for an amended W3 and WA water rate schedules, and providing for A F .a an effective date. 1 C. Consider adoption of are ordinance providing for i. an amended concept plan for 43.4 acres of land located south of I-35E and southeast of State N School Road, and being a portion of that planned development district created by Ordinance No. ; 86-109. (Z-1842) D. Consider adoption of an ordinance repealing Ordinance No, 83-140; providing for the creation of a new planned development district for 16.6 s• acres of land located on the west side of PM r 2181, approximately 1,000 feet south of the 41 1 intersection of PM 2181 and Lillian Miller Parkway, and providing for the adoption of a detailed plan for 15.4 acres of the district. y A ' , (2-1852 - PD-65) I'A E. Consider adoption of an ordinance approving an y„r interlocal agreement between the City of Denton and Denton County relative to the folding and disposition of animals from the unincorporated areas of Denton County. Resolutions x' A. Consider approval of a resolution supporting the Plow Memorial Hospital Board of Directors R authority to receive donations for the hospital. 51 Miscellaneous matters from the City Manager. y 64 Official Action on Executive Session Items: i 0.a0, ` A, Legal Matters pi B, Real Estate C. Personnel D. Board Appointments a 1 s J ^4 1 City of Denton City Council Agenda March 24, 1987 Page 3 I_ 7. New Business: This item provides a section for Council Members to suggest items for future agendas. 8. Executive Session: +I A. Legal Matters Under Sec. 2(e), Art. 6252-17 V.A.T.S. e. B. Real Estate Under see. 2(f), Art. 6252-17 V.A.T.S. C. Personnel/Board Appointments Under Sec. 2(g)► Art 6252-17 V.A,T.S. C E R T I F I C A T E i certify that the above notico of meeting was posted on the 7 " bulletin board at the City Hall of the City of Denton$ Texas, > on the day of , 1987 at o'clock (a.m.) p.m. CITY SECRETARY } f l ~ 2596C ' r t 1~'rt. Pay r ,~'1 I ~ 1 l 1 ~ r ri 'fr~ r' A, t r , , .,e 1 r a' Q . Page 1 of 3 GM ill Improve Relations with Ninorlties O~ ! Co"Ittea Members 8111 Brown Jomnle Housewright David Ellison Paul Iwuchukwu Hope guajardo Tom Rtinck Paulette Holmes John F. McGrane SUB ISSUE WAT BY WHOM WHEN A, participation of City in celebration of sons Develop a proposal that would look at Bill Brown 6 Personnel During 1987-88 special days. the feasibility of establishing a budget process. 'Heritage Day' which would allow for an annual event for various ethnic groups. B, Nave directly on Recreation Center. o Noting on Center. Architect 6 Staff 01/13/87 o Begin schm tic design. Architect B Staff O1/15/81 o Public hearing to review concept. CDBG/Park board 02/19/67 o Approve design concept. COBG/Park Board 02/23/87 o Public hearing for approval of design development package. Architect/Staff 03116/87 o Final review and approval. Staff/CDBG/Park Board 05/05/97 a 95% construction documentation. Architect/Staff 04/03/87 o Bidding Complete. Purchasing 09/01/87 o Construction completion. 4th Quarter,'88 ' t'. Finds ways to open up communication with o Survey all employees and target concerns Paulette Holmes April, 1987 minorities. expressed in the survey. o Target new aeployees with In-house Personnel August, 1967 training on procedures and professional development seminars. o Establish a 'buddy-system' for new employees. Paulette Holmes June, 1967 o Establish speaker bureau's list to be Paulette Holmes June, 1987 distributed to the schools. 8. Exnine taw enforcement patterns. Review and develop a report on current Police 09/03/87 enforcement patterns in police department. ii. i r, ,F ~(r Y L { ~ k Page 2 of 3 GOALr III Improve Relations with Minorities Committee Membersi Bill Brown Joanie Housewright David Ellison Paul twuchukwu Hope Guajardo Toe Klfnek Paulette Holets John F. McGrine SUB ISSUE WHAT BY WHOM WREN to Board representation. Develop a listing of wialiffed minorities that are John McGrane October, 1987 able to serve on various boards. F. Aggressive recruitment of employees, o Brief Executive Group on PA Status. Personnel March, 1987 o Brief Mgrs/Supv on AA status A objectives. Personnel July, 196) c Train all Mgrs/supv in Selection Interviewing Techniques Personnel October, 1987 o Explore feasibility of implementing applicant Personnel October, 1987 tracking system to track number of qualified minorities being referred to departments against those selected. a Increase recruitment activity in targeted Personnel Oo-Going minority areas. o Encourage use of developmental tracking Personnel March 1, 1987 of minority applicants. o Evaluate use of tuition reimbursement by Personnel June 1, 198) minority employees and determine ways to increase individual participation, o Develop a proposal outlining the guidelines Paul lwuchukwu August, 1987 and procedures to establish in eployeo exchange program. O. Examine City practices dealing with Hispanics, o No-emphasize the use of `Let's Talk It Over' Personnel March, 198) policy. o Monitor all disciplinary actions and Personnel On-Going terminations to ensure City employees are treated fairly and equitably. o Train 63 of all Mgrs/supv. In effective Personnel September, 1961 disciplinary action techniques. . I 1 • d r, # 'I i ` , • ....y a . - Page 3 of 7 04 1 111 Improve Relations with Minorities Committee Members= Bill Brown Joanie Housewright David Ellison Paul lwuchukwu Hope Gualardo Ton Klinck Paulette Holmes John F. McGrane i SUB ISSUE WAT BT WHOM NHEN H, Employee Development Assistance Program. Organize a pool of city employees with diverse skills and training to assist other employees in their development process. 1. Questionnaires will be sent out to target participants (tutors), April 1, 1981 2, list of volunteert .,:d their field of concentration and areas of interest will be complied. June 1s, 1987 3. Establish program description, qualification procedure, etc, August 110 INN Ji continuing Relationships Establish task force as a permanent on going entity. 6n-Going ,i . 1 ! a~ s V + I r:qe ss o~ ss r 60AL1 IS MUNICIPAL COURT OF RRC010 COamilte! N.ebetal Debra Drayovitch Sandra White Lloyd Ratrsll Diane Caliendo[ c John Ncaraoe Wry Collins .ift-1$SUN WHAT WHOM WHO DA?t 116V2 P1D STATUS _ _ CONIIINTS A, uplr;eoet in other 1, "Ivey Diane Callender 9-01-67 Cltiei;. 3. Results presented to council Debra Drayovitch 1, Invite judges a court admini- Diane Callender I1-01-87 stratocs from other cities to address council Determine casts/ 1, Prepare coot benefit John McCune 9-10-17 'revenues analysis on iRplementation Sandra White of court of Record Diane Callender z 2, Computer impact analysis Cary Collins 9-10-67 1. operational impact analysis John ncCrans 9.10-I7 t, trontlag Court of 1, present statietica to city council Lloyd Nacull Within 60 days Record and press on present appal system Sandra White of approval by city Council of program 2. Brief legislators on proposed Lloyd Morrell 11.01-16 legislation Sandra white D, Legislation 1. Compile other Cities' legislation Debra Drayovitch 1101-61 2. atilt legislation Diane Callender 6-66 J. Meat with legislators Sandra White 1-19 a Approval of legislation by City Council 9-68 e city council tit council 1d-11 S. Neat with city council 6 y legislators Legislators 61 Submit draft of legislation Legislators 12-66 to be filed OWN , : x.'30 , a{~r ..CITY of DENTON DENTON, TEXAS 70901 i MEMORANDUM , " TO: MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL FROM: R. E. Nelson, Director of Utilities `Er THRU: Lloyd Harrell, City Manager y;+ DATE: March 18, 1987 RE: User Fees- Committee Recommendations 1 I { ' y~y FAttached-hereto please find material concerning Goal 1'12 compiled by ti ass ~,}V- the User Fee Committee over s period of several weeks. The u•; Committee found that approximately eight (8) percent of the General rRy~r41,' Fund is provided by user fees currently in effect. Overall, the Committee felt that current fees and service levels are adequate, x,1 and that adjustment of service levels by reducing or adding fees or services moves into the area of decision making that more appro- priately belongs to the City Council. t. The Citizen Committee on capital recovery fees will have its third meeting on March 23, 1987. Results will be reported to the Public Utilities Board, with review and recommendations provided to the V4~ City Council on approximately April 24, 1987. +R~ Respectfully, 7 I ^ 1 i yy S I P-1 I a son, eam ea er l It: E. Na dry User Fee Committee ti~4 "1 ^ r 1 I , Scr g kR` Attachment (index-User Fees) r; 479oU:33 n 41 b, J, 11 '4. 1 p4 A 6 a 1 'r V r i I A' r Mfr 1 t 1 ~ , ✓ ` y. ~ 11 i~ r Y 1 I SM1 t 1. CITY OF DENTON USER FEES REPORT 1 ~y 1'I I r< PREPARED BY THE MEMBERS OF THE USER FEES COMMITTEE: 41 Bob Nelson Jay Anderson ~i, Joella Orr David Ham Gary Matheson ~a Paul Reed 'k r .1 Paul Leslie Np Jerry Clark Stini Sundaramoorthy t~4 Bill Angelo Julia Moore Glenn Jaspers 4 for s „ City Council Goal 112 ^I i~ r..; r y r 1 N5 ~~~y )ijl " i!FhR yp1 h 1 R'MMM~~ r, h g~`` 1 { ~ 1 Ii F, 44, gg, Wi r "~1t j~r6~n, v J ~rt t',.xtJ Jxa qfi bl r ~I„ 1 s 5 I ppp K. . , L H . ~I X11 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS a , i Animal Control Fees 1 + I Engineering Fees 3 Fire Department Fees , . 7 f Fire Inspection Fees 7 Inspections Fees Building Permit Fees , , 9 Electrical Permit Fees . . . . . . . . . . . 10 i e! , Plumbing Permit Fees . 13 Sign Fees • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 ; ' Landfill Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 ' Library Fees 16 a '1 Municipal Airpcrt Fees 18 Parks and Recreation Fees . . . . . , . , , 19 w G Planning and Development Fees . . . . . • 27 1. Police Department Fees 29 ' i is 't Solid Waste Fees 30 Street ^,ut Fees . . . 31 r. , Utility Fees (Water/Wastewater! . 32 Utility Fees (Electric) 35 4 ~ Index 36 I I ^ yrzk 111 ~ti~ 7 i Y •.1 J, y r rSr { fkp 3 'l. J f 1YY4 t .4 v ~ ' rF~. 'R PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT/ANIMAL CONTROL This division is responsible for the enforcement of the Animal Control Ordinance, the investigation and rtaolution of possible exposure cases, the investigation and resolution ofanimal nuisance complaints, the administration of various public health and zoonosis control programs, and the operation and maintenance of the Animal Control Center. 1966-87 Fees 6 Services -Impound 1, Class A (dog, cat, fowl) a. 1st b. 2nd 20.00 ; c• 3rd 30,00 d. 4th 45,00 ' 2, Class B (goats, sheep) 67.00 f, a. !st r b. 2nd Co 3rd $27,00 40,00 d. 4th 60,00 " 3. Class C (cattle, horse) 90,00 , a. let C; b, 2nd $34.00 C, 3rd 50,00 A d. 4th 75,00 f 4. Class D (exotic, wild) 113.00 a, let ' ~(4 b. 2nd c. 3rd $34.00 d. 4th) 75,00 Exceptions 133.00 a. current rabies vaccination $5.00 b. First impoundment ~ioldin c' spayed or neutered xT! doldi g Daily (any part) ` d A. Class A $4.00/Class al C, D b. Quarantine 6,00 Release to Shelter 4,00 1. Shelter charge klj Litter rates ' a. Four months or younger (1) No charge Euthanasia $5.00 P. rap D~ eA~ti Returnable deposit of $25,00 Cercass Disposal Drop-off 2, Pick-up $ 3.00 r 5.00 e .3h ill.; " Page 1 Y s w` . , F Adoption 10,00 Veterinarian's receipt 50.00 Prohibited Animal Permit j $10.00 I C+irrent Rabies Vaccination IT- Intact $5.00 2. Sterilized 3,00 Reoies Testing $35.00 Replacement Registration Tag i COUNTY RATES Impound 1. Impound fees are only applicable if the animal in question is picked up within the City of Denton. PLEASE NOTE HOLDING FEES. + Holding a Si t s' 1. Daily (any part) as $5.00 b. 4uacantine 6.00 } ^r ^ Releale to Shelter $5.00 l" r ,M 2. Litter rates E a. Four months or younger (1) Four or less $5.00 (2) Five - eight 10.00 4` ,y Euthanasia $10.00 " Trap Deposit A4v 4~, , F~ Not available outside City limits Carcass Disposal Drop-off $3.00 Adopt 12. n 10.00 2, Veterinarian's receipt 50.00 + Rabies Testing $35.00 ^ a ti• - ' . a ~;r H' i , 4 r; ~w 3r:•ti r31; ' ` Page 2 r ~ ;1 -4 ~s PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT/ENGINEERING The Engineering division provides technical services for the planning, design, construction and inspection of all physical improvements in the City. All subdivision construction and development is reviewed and supervised by this division, Public improvement projects such as street, drainage and utility projects are administered by the engineering staff. The engineering division maintains full sets of City maps and plans ! which are utilized by both public and private interests. This t division also maintains the latest data on the flood plain maps and regulates the flood plain in accordance with the Federal Insurance Administration regulations. In addition, the division is responsible for the acquisition and maintenance of 311 right-of-way and easements in the City. Other municipal engineering departments are using fees for special projects, e.g., a street patching fund. Other municipalities have a wide spectrum of fee types. Usc:r fees tend to put more of the burden on the developer. The tax base has a major impact on determining municipal fee structures, The F' implementation of increased or added fees could reduce the need m^ for bond issues and budget increases. However, such fees could adversely restrict growth in the communities where they apply, If a municipality is subsidizes development by offering cost incentives or few fees, the municipality will have more control i of the development process. A well written subdivision regulation code is a city's best protection for citizens, and ensures the development of good roads and a quality infrastructure. FiIP 1986-87 Fees 5 Services 1, overtime Inspection Fee --$16/Hour (2 Hour minimum) 2. Right-of-way Inspection Pee --$16/Hour (1/4 Hour minimum) ' 3. Prints 24 x 36 --$2 Books (design) 50 Specification J Mylars --t12 (24 x 36) 42" --7 per L.P. 4. Capitalized Labor Charge Design, Survey, Inspection Hourly rate x 1,8 multiplier Traffic r - New ordinance developers to install and buy their own etreet signs g, 't Page 3 X j a PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT/EtIGINEERING 1986-87 Services User Fee Service Explanation Fee amount Right of way inspection Inspect utility work $ 16/hour Overtime inspection Sat, Sun and after hours 16/hour Capitalized labor Charged at 1.8 varies multiplier to cover ($3580000) engineering services Nap sales, design $2-$3/map Street signs developers now to varies install new developmt Loading zones business reserve space $100/year 'Je u a Base- --Fee N----- 144 Service y fi` r Why7 c ~r4r Development review Fee not necessary 4, 'A Flood plain review Fee not necessary; public service with safety as main emphasis ~r zKR Construction inspection Fee not necessary, base service s . r r Small design projects Fee not necessary] utility depart- ment makes a transfer for these Map updates r Fee necessary to recover costs Create new maps Fee necessary to recover costs F as Three way contract' Fee needed to recover costs ~ , r•+ ~ COCe68 p F, Engineering support to Streets, Solid Waste Fee not necessary, base service Airport, Utilities, Planning K r w + ' Graphics, lettering Fee needed to recover costal not } r4 a base service A Easement and row Fee not necesearyf utility acquisitions department makes transfer W f6?:. Page 4 r; r d ~h 4 . t ~ y Surveying - Landfill Fee not a utilitY easements, etc. PPropriatet not pro- utility ior,al surveyors Public assistance No feel public service to provide plat info, raps of city to developer realtor, etc. Barricade enforcement No fee) public service Install traffic signals Fee needed to recover costs; some funded by bonds, others by developer Maintain traffic signals No feet safety function Traffic signs (new) No fee for existing areas; fee for new subdivisions Maintain traffic signs No feet safety function i y Traffic counts info No fee; gen.ral information service Create new signs No fee, if for public streets; fee if for subdivision r a Install traffic buttons Fee needed from developer when street is built Paint loading zones Fee needed from businesses Stripe city streets No feet safety function speed studies for speed No fee; safety function p; limits Traffic warrant studies No fee; safety function .'F Stripe city parking lots Fee needed from departments Keep accident report file No feet safety function Public assistance No fee; safety function a House movers routing Fee needed to recover costa Plan review 4, Fee needed to assure that sub- ^ f missions are accurate and + „ complete f ~ 41 a t Page 5 J, =s [4` i r, pry i New or Modified Proposed { Service Explanation Fee amount Street maintenance fee Use to patch $1/month/ residential streets dwelling Fee based traffic import Require developers varies system to fund infrastructure k. created by their developments Drainage maintenance Fund channel mowing $1/dwelling/ V fee and excavations month flushing equipment for storm sewers Mapping creation and Get consultants, Recover developers, realtors costs who use to pay for .s Fees to developers to Need ordinance Recover F, pay for signals, buttons costs striping for new developments N 1I 15r~ to Y,. + b,.["n !.r ~y Y VI ro ~a r r '~FI 4{i ' SY '1 ry I a,_ ,~1 l~r4 Fj r :I YY e F' , Page 6 f^ r~ 4,~.` wµ ll. 'yr•~m1 i ~3y '~ti , r e. , , r , J 4 S VV¢ FIRE DEPARTMENT The Fire Department proposes to increase the number of inspections which are performed each year, instead of raising the cost per inspection. Fire inspections are not considered part of the basic fire service, separate fees are charged for fire inspections. An increase in the ambulance fee is proposed from $70 to $100. A similar increase in mileage is proposed, r. ~i 1986-87 Fees & Services Y Ambulance Fees Each Patient 1986-87 Estimate Collection Rate $70.00 $1550000.00 $ 85,250.00/55; County Contribution $2.60 $2400665.00 $240,665.00/1001 Small Cities r Y ; r ,F 2.30 $ 37,675.00 $ 37,652.00/100% I i; ~`?kc TOTAL $433,290.00 $363,540.00/841 Fire Inspections Square Feet Fee Amt Revenue Collection Rate $ OQ $26,400.00 $15,840.00/60% fti'+a` 0-3 000 15. Fr." All 3,000-6,000 $ 15.00 $ 4,950.00 $ 21970.00 6,000-12,000 $ 30.00 $ 40950.00 $ 2,970.00 12,000-181000 $ 60.00 $ 3,300.00 $ 11980.00 18,000-24,000 $ 60.00 $ 21750,00 $ 10650.00 over 24,000 100,00 12,650.00 ` 70590.00 TOTAL 55,000.00 $33,000.00/601 (CtP . C ti J 1 IlJ dy Page 7 11 f Y~ 1 f ~8 ;4 t 1~ 1 1 r1 •Y { FIRE DEPARTMENT - PROPOSED FEE SCHEDULE Ambulance Each patient 1486-87 Revenue Collection/Rate 221,000.00 $121,770,00/55% increase, $100.00 $ County Contribution Negotiable Small Cities Negotiable $ 770000.00 14,850.00/55% r New, usage All u i $248.400.00 $136,620.00/55% TOTAL F r ` 4aa a gg,~l fh km' 7 t lrlr q . 'l lr Yf ' ' 1 ~~f 1~ 1 u r, L A 11 f r t I~ ( r` cam, 'gqru~~.t4.tf' ' 1 x, ( h a '~6~1fY ~ 1 y 3. ZL r.q i11 s l n. `5 r.. µ W Y . [ t ~b ` c Y K f . ♦ IY`v4 ! i T F' ~:~f, a ~,ro ~ a r.:., Page s 1 > 1 f _ JJ p v 1, . Ir k1 Y ~4ys d w. r r. S1 1 1. ~ iii r *r_; a PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT/INSPECTIONS BUILDIEG PERMIT FEES f Total Building Valuation Fee $1 to $500 $5 $501 to $2,000 $5 for the first $500 plus $1 for each additional $100 or fraction thereof, to and a including $2,000 $2,001 to $25,000 $20 for the first $2,000 plus $4 for each additional $1,000 or M,. fraction thereof, to and including $250000 $250001 to $50,000 112 for the first $25,000 plus 3 for each additional $1,000 or i. fraction thereof, to and including $50,000 $500001 to $100,000 187 for the first $50,000 plus a t2 for each additional $1,000 or fraction thereof to and a including $100,000 $1000001 to $500,000 287 for the first $100,000 plus 1.50 for each additional $10000 or fraction thereof, to and r including $5000000 ; $500,001 and Up 887 for the first $500 000 plus V for each additional 1,000 or ` fraction thereof 7`d Fee For Inspection: $15.00 i; 41 t'~r 3 r5+'; ~ ; IY T a"i; r 4,. v' ~3 g r r Air s„ [ i 1 w r r , r q ! h N, Page 9 Ifir ~ l r ' t 1 „ i, PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT/INSPECTIONS { The Building Inspection Division is responsible for the enforcement of the building, electrical, plumbing and mechanical codes as well as the sign, minimum housing, swimming pool, and mobile home park ordinances. This division reviews building plans, issues permits, and inspects buildings and structures during various phases of construction. Inspections of existing non-residential buildings before a tenant moves in (issuance of a Certificate of occupancy) is also performed. 1986-87 Fees S Services Electrical Permit Fees Effective march 151 1981 Minimum Fee $7.50 Reinspection Fee 7.50 p Delinquent Fee 15.00 Outlets, For first 25 $3.5 1 Each for next 26-50 . 7 ,A Each for any over 50 .06 S~~ ~t~~ R±,' t W Y `'.t r Service r Per amp $,03 Sv yti'J, Circuits For first 4 $3.00 e° Each for next 5-50 .75 Each for all over 50 .30 Each for sign circuits .75 Large Motors Each for first 3 (hp, or larger) $3.75 Each for any over 3 1.50 ;YA Small Motors foi first 5 $3.75 , Each for all over 5 .30 Y} I,wYA4n v Q. C41 ,TX'I 1 " 1L i1.,4 Page 10 „ ~rh 1' r L e ~ ` ail PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT/INSPECTIONS 1986-87 Fees & Services t Electrical Permit Fees pursuant to UNIFORM MECHANICAL CODE 1973 EDITION 1. For the issuance of each permit----------------------- $3.00 f. Heat 2. For the installation or relocation of each forced-air or { gravity-type furnace or burner, including ducts and vents attached to such appliance, up to and including 100,000 BTU's------------------------------------------------- $4.00 3. For the installation or relocation of each forced-air or gravity-type furnace or burner, including oucts and vents attached to such appliance over 100,000 BTU's--------- $5.00 4, For the installation or relocation of each floor furnace, including vent---------------------------------------- $4.00 %{x ? 5. For the installation or relocation of each suspended ` heater, recessed wall heater or floor mounted unit $4.00 heater-------- 6, For the installation, relocation or replacement of each appliance vent installed and not included in an appliance permit------------------------------------------------ $2.00 7, For the repair of, alteration of, or addition to each heating appliance, refrigeration unit, cooling unit, absorption unit, or each heating, cooling, absorption, or }gtit:' evaporative cooling system, including installation of controls regulated by this code----------------------- $4.00 8, For the installation or relocation of each boiler or compressor to and including three horsepower, or each absorption system to and including 100,000 BTU's------ $4.00 96 For the installation or relocation of each boiler or compressor over three horsepower to and including 15 horsepower, or each absorption system over 100,000 BTU's to q~ and including 500,000 BTU's--------------------------- $7,50 Pty . 10. For the installation or relocation of each boiler or compressor over 15 horsepower to and including 30 S horsepower, or each absorption system over 500,000 BTU's to and including 1,000,000 BTU's------------------------ $10.00 t , 1 3,. y~P,:` y •yt ` y5i Page 11 ,Y 11. For the installation or relocation of each boiler or compressor over 30 horsepower to and including 50 horsepower, or for each absorption system over 1,000,000 BTU's to and including 1,750,000 BTU's $15.00 12. For the installation or relocation of each boiler or refrigeration compressor over 50 horsepower, or each absorption system over 1,750,00 BTU's---------------- $25.00 ?3. For each air handling unit to and including 10,000 cubic feet per minute, including ducts attached thereto. Note: This fee shall not apply to an air handling unit which is a portion of a factory assembled appliance, cooling unit, evaporative cooler or absorption unit for which a permit is required elsewhere in this code----------------------- $3.00 14. For each air handling unit over 10,000 cubic feet per minute------------------------------------------------ $5.00 ` 15. For each evaporative cooler other than portable type-- $3.00 Box Fan u "k 16. For each ventilation fan connected to a single duct--- $2.00 1 Attic Fan k 17. For each ventilation system which is not a portion of any heating or air conditioning system authorized by a°JR9 w; a permit---------------------------------------------- $3.00 ry L «,fi y Vent Hood 18. For the installation of eabh hood which is ser-ed by mechanical exhaust, including the ducts for such ? hood 3.00 y f. 19. For the installation or relocation of each domestic type rAf» x ~ Ya incinerator------------------------------------------- $5.00 ~ f f 20. For the installation or relocation or each commercial or industrial type incinerator-------------------------- $20.00 ' 21. For each appliance or piece of equipment regulated by this 1~ ~s code but not classed in other appliance categories, or for which no other fee is listed in this code---------- $3.00 ¢y r ' n +1 n^ vt J• I Rd ~Jr F 9 f 1 V} '.f ~ J at Page 12 3J i t PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT/INSPECTIONS 4 1986-87 Fees S Services i Plumbing Permit Fee Schedule + Water Closets First Fixture $ 5,00 each .j Next Nine 1.60 each k Over Ten 1.40 each Water heaters 1.60 each Lavatories 1.60 each Kitchen sinks 1.60 each Bar sinks 1.60 each Slop sinks 1.60 each k Bathtub 1.60 each Shower 1.60 each Disposal 1.60 each Grease trap 1.60 each r; Urinals 1.60 each Floor drains 1.60 each .r Temporary gas 10.00 each Washing machines 1.60 each Drinking fountains 1.60 each Sand traps 1.60 each Hose bibbs 1.60 each A: Septic tanks 8.00 each Lawn sprinkler •8.00 each Gas Sewer 4.00 each 6.00 each Gasoline tanks 8.00 each ' "•.r Water service 4.00 each ' Minimum fee 10.00 each ',a 9• J Reinspection 10.00 each PLAN' pis r Dishwasher 1.60 each W rA~y f r~ a r b ~ r tl~ x Yi: I'1 I .r ' a 4!'r r 1 -Ir S r C vl 'H..i c s:F° ~.I 1 a Page 13 i f ~ S P y r I' .r a.. ..sprv x.-.. .....ar tih a''Y51kG 7 d ~ t1rMJ~ rvI ' ° r PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT/INSPECTIONS 1986-87 Fees b Services SIGN FEES J Permit Fee. If the plans and specifications for a sign set forth in any application for a permit conform to all of the requirements of this article and any other ordinance or law applicable thereto, the Building Official shall# upon payment of the following fee$ issue the appropriate permit: Effective Area of Sign (Sq. Ft.) Fee s` 0 to 50 $15.00 :ver 50 to 100 20.00 Over 100 to 200 25.00 Over 200 to 300 30.00 Over 300 to 400 50.00 Over 400 75.00 ' s t' .x i x ,tt tjr ; w~~ ~ ~f n 2 •,1 i f u 5~ `rt t t r +1 y t l0, I ,F.' a C^ y ,i Page 34 k 1 I S PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT/LAND FILL 1986-87 Fees 6 Services That the charges for the use of the City's landfill site as authorized by section 12-5 of article 1 of chapter 12 of the i Code of Ordinances are hereby established as follows: A. Individual Users '`..I Charge Per Vehicle Type of Vehicle Per Load 1. Automobiles and station wagons $3.00 2, One-half ton pickups and two wheel trailers $7,50 3. Pickup trucks with side boards and all other vehicles i Y with a carrying capacity in excess of 5 cu. yds. but less than i 10 cu, yds. $15.25 4. Carrying capacity in excess of 10 cu. yds, but less than 15 cu. yAs. $23.00 j 5. Carrying capacity in excess of 15 cu. yds. but less than 20 cu, yds. $30.50 ' 6. Carrying capacity in excess of 20 cu. ~h yds. but less than 30 cu. yds. $47.00 ` 7. Carrying capacity in excess of 30 cu. yds, but less than 40 cu, yds. $61.00 }tiA` 8. Carrying capacity of 40 cu. yde. ; or more $76.00 r t 9. Por the disposal of each vehicle tire, in addition to the above charges $1.00 s r ti•, r ;,ti, , B. Regular commercial Users The City Manager may approve contracts with private commercial collection service companies for regular use of the sanitary landfill site at the following ratess Reeidentiel and commercial garbage $1.45/cu, y' d. Rubbish (trash) 1,60/cu. yd. Page 15 1, a r~ s1~, : 3 4 v a ` F G a DENTON PUBLIC LIBRARY a Services rendered by the Denton Public Library are mandated by s law. Charges fog library services ire clearly identified in State and Federal statutes. If the City should lose county funding, fees will have to be instituted for non-City users of ; the library. A minimum service level is required for membership in the Texas State Library System. All libraries have fees for F' persons outside their counties. Annual membership fees are used I in some libraries. The service area of a library is designated I by the taxing entity. Some library services are free to residents of other communities. As with other user fees, the tax base of a community greatly influences whether a fee will or will not be required for a particular Eervice. A common argumant against fees for library services asks why people should pay money to build a library, if they are also 4 - going to have to pay to use it? 1986-87 Fees Services Materials for Loan (Limits 6 Fines) ONE WEEK: - emm films Limit 3 350 p/film p/day ' r Video Cass. Limit 2/fam. $1 p/day each f,c TWO WEEKS• r 4 Books No Limit 100 p/day/p/item Records/Cass. Adult Limit 5 100 p/day;p/ikem Children Limit 3 100 p/day/p/item Toys Limit 3 100 p/day/p/item Video Games Limit 2 1 p/day Polaroid Camera Limit 1 1 p/day Microcomputer Limit 1 120 first day W, SIX WEEKSs Art Prints Limit 2 1 p/day p/item Sculpture Limit 2 1 p/day p/item Basic Library Services That Must Be Free Of Charge 1, Materials selected to meet commaiity needs with as generous ;Xa loan policy as possible (few -its on number of materials l per patron) 'y 2. Circulation control to ensure availability of these materials ?-0 3. Open shelves for eas of use of materials t' 4. interlibrary loan 5. Professional assistance with locating the right circulating materials (readers advisor) Page 16 r ~ Y 6. Telephone reference ~s 7. Access to copy machine j 8. Programs/displays/bibliographies to encourage public awareness of available materials i 9. Receipt and acknowledgment of gifts r. yr a k Library Services That Can Be Charged For 1. Reserving library materials 2. Use of meeting rooms 3. Replacement of lost borrower cards 4, Fines for overdue, lost or damaged materials in accordance with local library policies 5. Photocopying 'V 6. Parking 7. Service to non-residents f B. sale of publications 9. Rental and deposits on equipment A 10. Charges for the use of materials and machine-readable data bases not owned by the library, major resource center, or ' regional library system for which the vendor or supplier `t has charged a borrowing fee. a~f t ~ r tl eV 3 C fr 4 4 y ~t t a ti Page 17 s R PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT/MUNICIPAL AIRPORT This division provides for the general operation, repair, and maintenance of the Denton Municipal Airport. The primary functions include the planning and development of the airport, the negotiation of lease agreements, the management of airport tenants, the arrangement of special events such as airshows and fly-ins, the repair and maintenance of all airport facilities, and emergency response services, 1986-87 Fees 6 Services f That the charges for the rental of the City's aircraft hangars and tie-down spaces upon the Denton Municipal Airport shall be as follows: A. Overnight Tie-down: 1. Single engine aircraft 3.00 2. Twin engine aircraft 5.00 .r Be Monthly Tie-down (North Ramp): 1. Single engine aircraft $40.00 + 2. Twin engine aircraft 50.00 E. lya4ti"` C. Monthly Tie-down (South Ramp): k ~ ~ k Y+p1 r 1. Single engine aircraft $ 30.00 2. Twin engine aircraft 40.00 " 5~y ~ Yd P TL i° F, D. Open T-Hangars (Monthly): $ 50.00 E. Enclosed T-Hangars (Monthly): $ 70.00 kwhere the wing span of a twin engine aircraft exceeds 40 feet, an additional charge of $1.50 per foot shall be made for each foot in excess of 40 feet. y .sp d, ;1 F11 yl 1 ' CA ~Fl r i(~'~y, ' .y l ♦vr 1 F f. Y iq o V, fy i n; y Page 18 {E{ .3A T PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT The Parks and Recreation department provides for liesure services to the citizens of Denton. Most services charge a fee for cost recovery, l Parks and Recreation Department Basic Services Staffing of facilities: (Recreation Centers, Civic Center, Senior Centers, Tennis Centers) Maintenance of facilities; r (electrical, water, garbage, etc.) Mowing of parks. Maintenance of athletic fields: (water, electrical, mowing, lining, dragging) Rental of non-City facilities for therapeutic programs. Cost of referees/umpires for youth sports for all league games and/or tournaments. Part-time athletic supervisor to coordinate adult sport games. Revenues Generated and Fund where Deposited s Budget/Fund Enterprise Class fees Enterprise League fees ~,r, k Enterprise Tournament fees ' Enterprise clinic fees {ik^ '°,''ry Enterprise Staff fees for rentals of facilities (after hour * rentals) Enterprise Administration fees for classes Enterprise After school action site program r Expenses from this Revenue/Fund z Instructors, awards, equipment, supplies, officials (adult league), scorekeepers (adult leagues) + pro r; ..'~j tiC iF ,k} is Yr , 1 A if V I 14 1 Y u' ~ Page 19 e r` ; t . r: - Parks and Recreation Department Other Revenues Budget/Fund j General Facility rentals (including staffing cost) General Non-resident fees (out of city General participants) General administration fees General Staff taught classes i User Fees/Senior Center Newsletter 5,00 subscription fee Saturday Lunch 1.00 each Theme Dinners 1,00 to 5,00 each Dances 2,50 to 3.00 each Bazaar 10,00 per table rental Area Trips 3.00 (transportation) Overnight/ weekend Trips $50,00 to $600.00 (tranzporta- tion accommodations, meals) CARTS Trips $3.00 to $25,00 (includes transportation and tickets) Coffee 100 a op r tl Halloween Carnival 500 admission (individual booths i 100) 1986-87 Fees 6 Services e Sw_immin4 Pool Season pass3 a per person per family $30.00 65.00 General admission Y y , per person 1.00 Pool rentals k~ 1 Nonprofit, per hour 20.00 Private, per hour 25.00 Professional, per hour t' k<< Commercial 30.00 per hour 35,00 All Fy°rt ,~f, Tennis Center w Season pass a+~ ,~„x per person 20.00 per family 50,00 t j Y, General admission (during Poatrd hours), per person 1,00 Y 1, 1% I w. y 4Y'r Pege 20 r' f - . n r.. Yw. s~.R l I Civic Center i Meeting room rental: Nonprofit: per hour per day 5.00 50,00 Private: per hour 7.50 per day 75.00 Professional: per hour per day 10,00 100.00 Commercial: ` per hour per day 15,00 150,00 t Non-Denton (add): per hour 5.00 per day 50,00 Y" Assembly room rental: Non Profit: _Ak per 20.00 per day 200.00 Private: per hour 0 b~- per day $25.00 1 250.00 Professional: per hour 35.00 per day 350.00 a Commercial: ~eP 'hr aSY~ i~t1+Mv Per hour per day 45.00 100.00 Non-Denton (add); per hour 10,00 per day 100.00 a+ "ate 7~. v a M Page 21 l i a j Entire facility: Nonprofit: f per hour 25.00 per day 250.00 Private: per hour 32.50 per day 325.00 Professional: per hour 45.00 per day 450.00 Commercial: per hour 60.00 f, L per day 600.00 Non-Denton (add): fi per hour 15.00 s per hour 150.00 Recreation Center r r Meeting rooms: fit, i a' • w Nonprofit: 'I per hour 5.00 per day 50.00 ~,l, Private: F 3 per hour 7.50 3 per day 75.00 Professional: per hour 10.00 per day 100.00 4 H'. ' Commercial: 4 Y per hour 15.00 wlre ~n x per day 150.00 Non-Denton (add): k 11 s- per hour 5100 per day 50.00 Y ; I 7- t 5 r Aa ry I f Yi % Page 22 r r 4r 01 + r ~ + V 41 h s Gyms. Nonprofit: per hour k{ 15.00 ff per day + t 150,00 Private: per hour 20,00 per day 200,00 Professional: per hour 30.00 per day 300,00 Commercial: per hour 40.00 per day 400.00 Non-Denton (add): per hour 10.00 per day 100.00 Game Rooms: y Nonprofits per hour 5.00 7 >doAyt per day 50.00 Private: F,y„a ,a ,,t a per hour 7.50 per day 75,00 4t Professional: per hour 10.00 per day 100.00 ; ,.Y Commercial: per hour ~k I y c 5 + per da 15.00 p y 150600 ' y Entire facility: • tr `fir ':Y, {tit F+. Nonprofit: per hour 25.00 ~s per day 50.00 P PU r' r G Private: per hour 35.00 per day 350.00 ',,tea r. ti Page 23 l t f , 0. n -u.,.p,: a.:.wU ll?vn l+: •,d bhaANnw 4Y,r. I Imo' _ : Professional: per hour 50,00 i per day 500.00 Commercial: per hour 70.00 per day 700.00 r Non-Denton (add): per hour P 15.00 per day 150.00 Senior Center Multipurpose Room: Nonprofit per hour 15.00 per day 150.00 Private: per hour 20.00 1 per day 200,00 Professional: i r per hour 30,00 r per day 300,00 y yt JT~ Commercial: {tlg, per hour 40.00 per day 400.00 Non-Denton (add): T~ per hour 10.00 per day 100.00 Living Room: t Nonprofit: per hour 5.00 per day 4040 Private: (s per hour 7.50 per day 60.00 rk s Professional! per hour 10.00 per day 80.00 Commercial: y per hour 15.00 nt Yu a per day 120.00 k I 4Y iPage 24,. 1 nJ. i I' " °vy9y 4 ?I I 'III j Non-Denton (add); per hour per day 2.50 10.00 I conference Room; Nonprofit: Per hour per day 5.00 50.00 Private: per hour per day 7.50 75.00 Professional: per hour per day 10,00 100.00 Commercial per hour per day 15.00 150.00 Non-Denton (add): per hour r" I,r rc per day 2.50 25.00 Kitchen: ~!r 'y} I'A y, Nonprofit: per hour 41 per day 5.00 . c Y 50.00 Private: ~o ? per hour per day 7.50 r' 9 75.00 y professional: per hour P~xJ ; per day 10.00 K' x tr Commercial: 100.00 ky yxry ,r x per hour per day 12.50 125.00 f r 5, Non-Denton (add): '"j,~IJ,11 Per hour 6x11 per day 2.50 2S.00 ~1 ~f ~F ~'F 1 k1 v A' rk , 'SYks~l f. h 0 + I,i t ' Page 25 I 4 R Entire facility: Nonprofit: per hour 25,00 t j! per day 250.00 Private: per hour 35.00 per day 350,00 ti Professional: per hour 50.00 " per day 500.00 Commercial: } r; per hour 70,00 per day 700.00 r.'. Non-Denton (add): per hour 15,00 per day 150,00 athletic Fields i , N P[ 1 fi y ' ^ t Leagues: s < k r,bg 1r s` Per team 30.00 nl ryFl iiy ~ Rentals: iii = i 1 } i' f `I Per tournament sessions, per team 12.00 y ,i:' Practice: r~ Unlighted, per hour 5,00 s' Lighted, per hour 10.00 Nonresident fee for leagues: ;nt i~ca t per participant in addition to the above fees $10.00 ~9 Concession stand: 44 i per hour 10.00 per day 60.00 or 10% Il J y ~•'~R Page 26 I ' i n• Str I.. 1 .1 f 99, t PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 1986-87 Fees 6 services Total budget - $377,646 i Percentage of total budget funded by fees collected - 37 percent Percentage of total budget allocated for development review/ related activities - 66 percent Fee Schedule Preliminary plat of final plat N~ or General Development Plan less than 5 acres $200.00 Preliminary Plat or Final Plat or General Development Plan 5 acres or more $725,00 Preliminary Replat or Final Replat $250.00 less than 3 lots Preliminary Replat or Final Replat $1,450,00 3 lots or more Vacation of Plat $175,00 Rµ r N 4 „r Subdivision Regulations Variance $175,00 Pre Design conference $175,00 Annexation re *fk less than 5 acres $ 0 y( I~Y S lry ~I[ f Annexation $250.00 5 acres or more ' s Historic Landmark Designation $65.00 ~ A Specific Use Permit $800.00 ~s zoning change $800.00 + ~S° `'y less than 5 acres t zoning Change $1010D.00 5 acres or more 'r7.: Planned Development District $1,000.00 Concept Plan or Detailed Plan plus $50.00 per acre or amendment thereto •G or pact thereof, to a maximum of $6"000.00 t Page 27 + 1 ~ l n e q j k PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 1966-87 Fees & Services Beer and wine Permit Fees Wine Wine and Beer Retailer's Permit On Premises 8 nd Beer Retailer s Permit Off Premises 0.50 ~ 30.00 Beer Retailer's Permit On Premises Y Beer Retailer's Permit Off Premises 75.00 30,00 r F a ~ .a, v~ n ' a rt Y ~ , ; as !rti" a W r ,i Ir 1 r ,w E Y• 'fKr'' f I~~. rr ~ 7 ~G~iir r ~ ~ wM kqr n I t' Page 28 I .T ! r , Tt~ f r , G J ' s POLICE DEPARTMENT 1986-87 Fees 6 Services Police Services Basic Service Fee Service 1. Residential Patrol x 2. Business Patrol x h 3. Traffic Accident Inv. X 4. Offense Inv. (Criminal) X i 5. Calls for Service X (Includes alarm calls) 6, Traffic Enforcement X 7, Parking Enforcement x 8, Funeral Escorts 9. Special Event Securit X ($12 $24) 30. Impound Services Security X (hourly rate) X (13.50) 11. Crime Prevention Programs x 12. Records Copy Services X ($3) t Suggested user fees: { 1. Alarm ordinance for Police 6 Fire " a, Permit fee (annual) $25.00 to $50.00 b. Fine for false alarms ($50 after 2 in any mo,/or 5 in 6 I MOO) ~tj #a c, No Permit ($50 1st off,/$100 2nd/$200 3rd) i ' C I v. J~at iA "V ~F ~ rr r Y~+ n',,:r rK~ t G . 1 .6 p11" y. d r, p,3 , N1Y. 1 1. fix. ' Page 29 ,a d r{ v N k F j PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT/SOLID WASTE 1986-87 Fees & Services Commercial "Roll-Off" Rates 1986-87 A $50.00 delivery fee is to be charged to all new customers. e, Open Top Rent Cost Containers Per 30 Days Per Pull 20 cu. yd. $37.65 $ 77.00 M 30 cu. yd. 50.00 93.76 40 cu. yd. 55.00 110,55 ~ t Rent Cost Compactors Per 30 Days Per Pull 12 cu. yd. $ 83.00 $ 48.68 a 15 cu. yd. 85.00 54.18 0 20 cu. yd. 110.00 64.90 y n is Y,` " 25 cu, yd. 110.00 78.10 ' 30 cu. yd. 150.00 93.76 42 cu, yd, 168.00 128.70 J ,fir f ae 'i'~'f ~6 far 1 5~. ~~j,. PY I~fY. ~~~~~Y1 1d11 l ~p•!;Lbi ~ L5~< r ` ~t '^t w 75 f r~Y t G { F f 1 Er a 4 T rj ~.AeaK Page 30 fAr,B'~.'t tit ,y n demon i PUBLIC WORMS DEPARTMENT/STREET 1986-87 Fees & Services Street Cuts; Per Linear Foot Cut $ •80 Per Square Foot Patched 3.30 Y 1 FY rlu ~ t '~7 '~.J .j ~ e • P r tY 4, ,IIF 1 V r 4q 1 C 1_ t tr r" n ~_Nr R ~y t > T ~ ryfi~~ 1St'.. 1 y k1 I 4 ~ y U. ! 1 y uv 4 1• Q ~~i lrl _ d . W 1+ 'i~ r fir. Page 31 i klv i 1 WATER/WASTEWATER DEPARTMENT 1986-87 Fees 6 Services User Fee Fee Service Explanation Amount Taps, loops, meters for water and sewer varies customers $450,000/yr Relocation of meter customer request 50.00 2000/yr Pro rata charges for water and sewer varies City owned lines $20,000/yr Sewer manhole tie ins knock-out fee 50.00 t` for new developments 1000/yr ' Water/sewer report Hogan Rasor/Freese 6 25.00 ` Nichols 300/year i Base map books location of w/ww lines 150.00 500/Year Wtr sample testing-public no charge inside City 5.00 - Wtr sample testing-private outside City limits 10.00 " 150000/year Sewer flushing private service 45-$105/hr " `s a lines (after plumber 500 fails) i `r Mi ' r;Y Contractor damage To place water/sewer Cost + 208 lines back in service $5000/year TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES 494,300 Y',•; Ba---------------------------Fee Needed?-------------------------- Service {rs~,,. a r Why? x' Copies of base maps, Fee necessary to recover costs Blue prints Fee necessary to recover costs Sewer flushing service Fee not necessary, base service Water turn on and off Fee necessary to recover costs (to facilitate customer repairs) Exposing utility lines Fee necessary to recover costs ti - for developers N 0; F, Page 32 N Line location ; Fee not necessary, better for city to locate lines and prevent damage Cost for inspection for re- Fee needed to recover costs testing/repair of utility lines built by developer Fire flow, sewer loading Fee needed to recover costs i j and pressure test at { developer's request DRC Need compensation from DRC fee to recover staff time costs Y Flushing and service of Fee needed to recover costs fire hydrants on private systems r' New or Modified s Service Proposed Explanation Fee Amount Copies of base maps, etc. Copies for benefit 25 p ~ I O/copy of developert alsor ($50/annual) to be consistent with Public Works policy Blue prints For benefit of $2/copy developer ($100/year) r Fire flow, sewer and For benefit of pressure tests developer 10/pressure 500/year Water turn on and off For benefit of 20/each to customer plumbing developer $5000/year) a;tiz , Y; Exposing utilities for For benefit of a` Yr developers 45/how' ~ developer $2500/pear] y T Cost for inspection for For benefit of ' retesting/repair of developer 16/hour ; $800/year) utility lines constructed by developer . Fr.t. Flushing and servicing For benefit of $45/hour fire hydrant on developer + arts k' private systems ($2500/year) Water well/septic tank For benefit of permits developer $50/permit ($2000/yearl f Page 33 t I q~" JM k ~ Sewer Tapping Fees (Includes Clean-out) Size of Tap Paved Street Unpaved Street 4 inch $425.00 $275.00 6 inch 475.00 275.00 B inch 500.00 300.00 10 inch 525.00 325.00 Water Tapping Fees ' (Including Meter Loop) Size of Tap/Meter Paved Street Unpaved Street 3/4 inch $ 475.00 $ 350.00 1 inch 525.00 375.00 ' 1-1/2 inch 775.00 600.00 2 inch 925.00 725.00 r 4 inch (width 3-inch compound meter and vault) 3,350.00 31125.00 4 inch (with 4 inch compound meter and vault) 4,300.00 4,075.00 r ` Water Tai in Fees W t meter Loop) 4t Size of Tap/Meter Paved Street Unpaved Street f, 2 inch with valve $ 575.00 $350.00 and saddle 4 inch with valve 11175.00 950.00 and saddle ' ti Water Meter Loops 3/4 inch $175.00 .3;34 L P,' 1 inch 250.00 1-1/2 inch 350.00 , 4i ,f5„ 2 inch 450.00 Meter Relocation Fee Size of Tap/Meter Relocation of 10 feet or Less 3/4 inch $ 50.00 1 inch 75.00 1-112 inch 75.00 2 inch 100.00 ILI Page 34 i G O ~r A UTILITY ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT g Services provided by this department are charged directly to the consumer through the rate shedules. 1986-87 Fees 6 Services " i User Fee Fee Service Explanation Amount Equipment Rental necessary to recover varies costs Delinquent Service Fee necessary to pay $10.00 for repeated service calls to same address After hours connection necessary for cost $20.00 d ~a s recovery t New or Modified New or Proposed Explanation " ' - Fee Amount Radio and communications administrative ti ` ~r } maintenance costs need to should be divided pro- # be shared b Y portionately bra',? using departments among using departments .p. Pl ~~ny.. Tr.{ Yd Ali ,.'~~a, q~w{ j 0.b , + 1:a i r7 ~ ~~l sr, tV - / ~{R Ix r i y : Page 35 .2+ + ri • t r. i INDEX Adoption 2 After Hours Connection 34 Airplane Tie-Down 18 Ambulance 7+ g, Animal Control 1 Annexation 28 Art Prints 16 Athletic Field Rental 23 Attic Fan 12 Bar sinks 13 Barricade enforcement 5 Beer and Wine Permits 28 a Box Fan 12 ti Building Permit g Business Patrol 29 Y Calls For Service 29 Capitalized Labor charge 3j 4 `1F r Carcass Disposal + I Circuits 10 Civic Center Rental 19 s 4 Construction inspection 4 ' Containers 29 Create New Maps 4 3 Create New Signs 5 Crime Prevention Programs 29 iY Current Rabies Vaccination 2 Delinquent Service 34 Design 3 „ a Dishwasher Drainage 1g 'a Easements 4 Electrical Permit 5 ' , r 10 Equipment Rental 34 Euthanasia 1 Fire inspections 7 t Flood Plain Review 4 Puneral escorts 29 p ; Graphics, Lettering 4 Heat ' Historic Landmark 27 i Holding Hose bibbs ° K f House Movers Routing 15 Impound 1 r"w Impound Services 29 ,A rt ; a~ z , Inspection 3 Install Traffic Signals 5 r. Kitchen sinks 13 Page 36 J `n M1. e • i a Lab Testing 31 Landfill 5 f Large Motors 10 Lavatories 13 Lawn sprinkler 13 Library 16 Loading Zones 4 Maintain traffic signals 5 Map updates 4 Maps 4 New Subdivisions 5 Offense investigation (Criminal) 29 =a Outlets 30 Overtime Inspection Fee 3 f°±;? Paint Loading Zones 5 Parking Enforcement 29 x` Plan Review 5 Planned Development 27 Plat Information 5 Plats 27 z~ Plumbing Permit 13 Pressure Testing 32 Prints 3 Pro Rata 31 Prohibited ]animal Permit 2 Records Copy Services 29 Recreation Center Rental 20 Residential Patrol 29 ` Right of way inspection 4 Right-of-Way 3 n Right-of-way Inspection Fee 3 f Sculpture 16 ,4 ti Security 28 d J~ y Sewer Flushing 31 b r a" ~r Shelter Charge 1 > Signs 14 Small Design Projects 4 Small Motors 10 special Event security 29 Specific Use 27 . Speed Studies 5 Street 3, 41 51 6 Street Cuts 30 • `r` * Street Signs 4 . Street Stripes 5 Stripe City Parking Lots 5 ; Stripe City Streets 5 ` Surveying 3 •tt'i ? R Surveying - Landfill 5 ` Swimming Pool 19 AI 7r r 6 r t : i~, J I ? Page 37 y; ~'r~,yGy.aa,ML"J•biA ,re .A1~g>p 9 i t Taps 31 Temporary gas 13 4 Tennis 19 Three Way Contract 4 Tie-Down 18 Traffic 3, 5, 6 Traffic Accident Investigation 29 Traffic Counts 5 Traffic Enforcement 29 Traffic Signs (new) 5 Traffic Warrant Studies 5 Trap Deposit 1 `r Vent Hood 11, 12 Water Closet 13 Water Heaters 13 Water Wells 32 Wine and Beer Retailer's Permit 28 Zoning Change 27 r Ir', S q~ ~ P Ir I C sx A"1 t 1`" i nfA I ! ! ~ r { k F! w x Y ' o. tv Y~ t f t~,: i ~ i i 1 1x ~ti4v t' ~ I ' a w s rr` Page 38 , K k •t Goals 12 USER FEES Team Members$ Bob Melson. Team Leader Gary Matheson Jay Anderson Raul Reed Steve Fanning Paul Leslie Joelle Orr Jerry Clark David max Srini Sundsrsmoorthy Glenn Jaspers Bill Angelo SUB-1SSUR NEAT BT WHOM WHEN STATUS COMMENTS A. What services see '.provided? - Develop ■ list of services for All members 11-18-66 Completed which there are currently no user specific charges. - Develop a list of existing user fees All members 11-16-66 completed ■nd revenue supported services a., what eaistln9 or hiv,'ivices could W finded by user Ceia? Provide copies of Gtiffith's rots Jay Anderson 11-25-66 completed , twat Eervicest A Cost/Merenue study l ummar I9-91) for discussion Develop list of possible changes or All members 12-0146 Completed Discussed and determined or new user fees not covered by to be not helpful Griffith's Study .i. Draft document listing all stinting Glenn Jaspers 1-20-67 Completed tees and proposed fees by department • I 1 `'i a4,, i n ~ r Page t of Coals 22 USER tees SUS-ISSUE WHAT BY WHOM WHEN STATUS COMMENTS Completed initiate an update of the Griffith's Jay Anderson 12-16-06 Study, and determine which too analysis to be used in second Criffith's Study Determine which fee analysis to be Executive Apr 67 Ongoing used in second Gritfitb's Study Committee Capital Recovery fee Consultant David Ham 12-I6-86 Completed ailected - Citizens' Capital Recovery David Sam 02-01-87 Completed Committee selected tour Citizens' Capital Recovery David Ram a Apr 87 Ongoing First meeting hold Feb 8 Committee Meetings scheduled Consultant Phase I,capital Recovery David Ram 6 1-27-87 Ongoing fee feasibility Study results consultant - Analysis of Capital Recovery Consultant 6 Apr 87 Ongo:nq Fee Feasibility Study results city Council to deteralna whether Phase It Should be implemented Develop Police/Firs Alsrm Permit Gary Matheson Mat-87 Ongoing ordinance ti« '~i t Pala ] of S Goal. 12 USER. PEES SUB-Issue WRAT BY WHOM WHEN STATUS CORMSOTS C.' What services should we no longer provide) - Review complete list of services a Department mar 87 Ongoing Feb 30 discussion revealed and list possible modifications or Directort need for more input from elimination and consequences Erecutive Council and statement of Comm ittee r council position on Council &minimum service levels' - Review Sub-Issue C with each member Glenn Jaspers March 87 ongoing - Of User Fees committee and write statement for Incorporation into final report D.' "at is. the rrrperlence of otbai, Citlem iifirdinq vast fees? • - contact other cities and selected Glenn Jaspers Feb 87 Ongoing Request made to COO for departments for examples of user copy of 1918 Municipal fees. Check with COO. Fee SeryeFr and to U.S. Conference of Mayors for User fee survey _ Review suggested user fees with All members mar 67 ongoing personnel in other cities and report feedback received. - review Bub-Issue D with each member Glenn Jaspers March 07 ongoing of Usat tees Committee and write statement for incorporation into final report 44 ~ZA ..t r Page L of S Goals 12 USES PEES SUB-ISSUE WHAT BY WHOM WHEN STATUS tOMr1ENTS 1. What impact would user fees haw on r current life " styles and various population groups? r - Discuss Criteria for assessing impact All members 02-70-87 Completed Discussion suggested on community Adverse impact to lower income citirens EAwIeW Sub-29140 E with each member Glenn Jaspers Mar E7 Ongoing of User Pees CoMaittea and Write statement for incorporation into final report P. 'What impact would near fees have on budget Ana future i bond laauat - Discuss financial impact of proposed A) I members i Mar 07 Ongoing feel Jay Anderson - ileview Sub-laaUe f with each member Glenn Jaspers Mar E7 Ongoing ~ of User Pees Committee and write statement for incorporation into '.filial'tepotk y ;i % ,Page S CIA Goal li USER Ms SOS-ISSUE WHAT S: WHOM WHEN STATUS COMMENTS r, Co What -are. the 10981 constraints Review and address legal f uuee Legal Dept. Mar at ongoing associated with proposed user feel + Bob Nelson • ti:` Y4~ do v! implement ~Ayproposed new user total -.Review sub issue N with each member Glenn Jaspers March 17 Ongoing of User Pees committee and write statement for incorporation Into r- , - Develop strategy and action plans Affected ongoing Individual departments for implementing proposed flew user Departments v111 have to develop own u". fats. It.e., selling the concept) impleeenteetso PSeA for sect new tea apptoved by city council cat4n r ,r a r. r fir ' ^ I[ WIN p ,7 7'04 t tf; r' DATE: 03/24/67 CITY COUNCIL REPORT FORMAT 3 t TO. Mayor and Members of the City Council FROM: Lloyd Harrell# City Manager SUBJECT: Discussion of Front Yard Parking Ordinance RECOMMENDATION: None available.. SUMMARY: Staff has researched the availability and nature of ordinances in other communities that have the effect of prohibiting parking and storage of vehicles in the front yard. The results of our canvassing of other communities will be provided at the meeting. It is clear that most communities prohibit parking in the front yard by restrict- ing parking and storage of vehicles to asphalted, concreted, or simi - i` lar approved surfaces. The Planning and Development and Legal staffs have studied this matter carefully and are of the opinion that the ordinance oriy!nally drafted for Denton is comparable or superior to f that of moot cities. Dallas and Garland ordinances are attached for comparison purposes. The original ordinance specifically addressed l parking. We have asked the Legal staff to consider the possibility of incorporating language concerning the storage of vehicles in the front yard area. BACIGROUNDs The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of the ordinance at its meeting of July 24, 1985. The City Council con- sidered the ordinance at its meeting of September 17, 1985. The a ordinance was not approved by City Council. PROGRAMS, DEPARTMENTS OR GROUPS AFFECTED: Property owners and owners of vehicles, city operations involved in enforcement of codes. A' FISCAL IMPACT. Undetermined. 4es fully submitted: ~E` err N , 5 y.4 a el nag er t Prepared bys N tk David 811 eon y Fvp senior Planner ; ,a Jefi M r Diractor of Planning and Development .p i 4 1 s i SSI-1.7D1 DALLAS CITY CODE S5I-4.701 ff) For a use other than a dn¢te-family or duplex use, each off-street perking space must be clearly and permanently identified by stripes, buttons, toes, turps, barriers, or another method approved by the building official, 1 (7) For a single-family ur duplex use, the surface of a arkin in allweather andudrainable area for material which Is ~pipvr red V the (wilding official, or a material specified In Subsection (dXl). fU For I use other than a single-femlly or duplex use, the l F surfed of an enclosed W unenclosed puking space, maneuvering area for parking, or a driveway which connects to a street or alley must be an e I compacted sub-grede, end mast consist oft " (A) concrete paving, (B) hot mix asphalt paving whim consists of a binder ry y andsurrece course, or AA "V t ! n IC) a material which has equivalent characteristics of ila ft Subsections WOA) or (dXIXB) Ind has the approval or the building r a t official. Fs " r (S) A person commits an offense If he slope, stand!, or perks " a motor vehicle on a lot, tmlen the vehicle is on a surface as required In i ' s Substations (d)(3) and (d)(4). The registered owner of an unattended or " . unoceupied vehicle )s presumed to be the person who We all ark the motor vehicle. The records of that State HI¢Qhway Drputmant rr the County Highway License Department showing the name or the person to whom the stile highway 11cense was blued Is prima facie evidence of ownership by the named IndividuaL r (D) The owner of off-street 4 ` rf rig., single-family or duplex use shallt parking for a use other then r (A) keep the parking surface free of potholes, and (B) maintain wheelgu irds and barriers, and ' (C) maintain non- permanent park( pace ~ l~r~ r ti such +sPaint, so that clear Identifleatlon of each ~par p"as marki arking space Ott F i , ! apparent. n tl5 +r , (7) Off-street parking spaces for nonresidential uses and a.l Puking spaca along the perlmeter of a commercial parkin` lot cc fara`e must have wheel guards not ten than i Inches In hetiht or other bat? eM lpproved by the building official The wheel tuard or barrier ` rat r` r " m ust be at least three fast from the screening and must be placed so thats 2 ` t to v 5.117 hill ~ {q ~,r pt rP ` ' n iy'~ ^L'n ~ t . FV I1Y ` ar:KWvthnrv ?N.a n•, a.. ,.r .M: Cirp y. yy ~ r i a1:r~ I k, Y I 1 , , sit , SECTION 12 OFF-STREET PARKING d< LOADING REQUIREMENTS t t. 12-100 Purpose i To secure safety from fire, panic, and other dangers; to lessen congestion in the streets; to facilitate the adequate provisions of transportation; to conserve the value parking buildings; and to encourage the most appropriate use of land, minimum off-street 1 and loading shall be provided as sal forth in the following schedules and provisions. { 12-200 Special Off-Street Parking Provisions Residential Districts 12-219 All required off-street parking spaces shall be located behind all p, setback lines in any agriculture, single-family, duplex, or quadroplex dl5t.rict- All required parking spaces shall be located behind the required front setback r^, line In the A-18, A-24, and A-24 districts. If located within a main or accessory i building, 11-410 shall apply. 12-220 Required off-street parking s el` of pthe City rovided Con the ouncil me i designating as the f ' use It is to serve or as granted by app i a off-site location, within a radius of six hundred (600) feet of the use it is to I serve. When required off-street parking Is provided off-site, suc exhst ite hshall all continue to be so used for parking only so long as the requirement another approved parking site is pruvided. I2m 3Q, h!o Qrking "111 be, allowed except on a paved parking "apace and ` elie~~' vlr1}.h 56ct(on 11.8f)0. 12-240 Ail residential uses in existence at the effective compliance of tthis ordinance which had paved parking spaces 1 requirements of Ordinance 1011 or requirements of Specific Use Permits or Planned Development ordinances and compliance with Ordinance 2742, es Q 'f' amended, shall be deemed in compliance with the parking requirements of this ordinance and shall not be subject to restrictions of nonconforming uses. i 12-300 Special OH-Street Parking provisions--Nwt-Reddentia! Districts p w J, Ij J0 r'a 12-319 In non-residential districts, surface perking may extend to the front property line, except for required screenings or landscaping as set forth in k ' 4 .r?r various sections of this ordinance. 12-320 Required off-street parking shall be provided on the same site as the s use it is to serve or on an off-site location as approved by the City Council, except that in the CA-80 CAIMF-29 CA-C, and CA/MF-3 Districts required off- street parking shall be provided within radius of six hundred (600) feet of the use it is to serve. Required perking may be designated for occupants only; i however, customer parking shell be provided. When required off-street parking a Is provided off-site, the parking site shall continue to be so used so long as the requirement exists or until another approved site Is provided. 1 .k ~ !I I -61- r 1 } i 11-700 Yard Provisions gs 11-710 Yards Adlacent to Streets 4 11-711 Yard Depth: Depth of required yards adjacent to streets shall 71 be measured as indicated In figure 82-1, ~ 11-720 Through Lots: Required front yard setbacks shall be provided on both frontages of through lots unless one of the required yards Is greater than j the existing yards on either side of the subject property in which case the Board f of Adjustment may grant a variance. 11-730 Other Yard Provisions r. 11-731 Yards Not Adjacent to Streets Required: Required yards not adjacent to streets shall be provided In the minimum width or depth prescribed In the Development Standards for the District In which the property Is located. r 11-732 Yards--Accessory Buildings: No accessory building shell be located in a minimum required side yard adjacent to a street. See also Section 17. j 11-733 Other Yard Uses: Fencea, swimming pools, walls, poles, or b posts, customary fixed yard accessories and ornaments shall be permitted In any minimum required yard, subject to height limitations of the respective districts and requirements of 11-800. 11-734 Platted Building Lines: Where a building line has been f established by a subdivision plat, filed for record, and such building line requires a greater yard setback than is prescribed by this ordinance for the district In which the property is located, the required yard shall comply with the building line established by the plat. r 11435 Buildirw Line Established by Ordinance: Where a building line ' has been established by a special ordinance adopted prior to the passage i of this ordinance, and such building Una requires a greater or lesser yard setback than is prescribed by this ordinance for the district In which the I`a property is located, the required yard shall comply with the building line j established by that ordinance, i 114800 Blind Comers wW Visibility f7betructions '~:il=lib Any frrietr, Mali, screens billboard, sign, structueef 7or foUaQe 0~tj I,ph °"ih~EubiT'siwil a'f o }}~~{id~ "~eba►d, In WA p*tilIK '60: MOM o the 11 P.rr0; , 22+L1 "'f5k~e t t YVIM 4 Hiiid,"I~~~Id k .s p t~n5 iL~ 1 „"1 DATE: 9/17/85 ~ C;TY COUNCIL RBPOR'! FORMAT I F TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council PROM: Rick Svehle, Acting City Massager SUBJUT: Hold a public hearing concerning a proposed ordinance amending Appendix B-zoning of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Denton to provide for front yard parking regulations for residential lots; providing for a penalty in the maximum amount of 9200.00 for violations thereof; providing for an effective date. v RBCOi4MA": t The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval by a vote of 6-1 at its meeting of July 24, 1985. The ordinance will require that all motor vehicles, boats, and trailers be parked upon a paved or asphalt parking space. Any k° Y person violating the ordinance shall be fined a sun not to exceed 9200.00; the ordinance will not apply to dwelling units constructed prior to the adoption of city codes requiring paved or concrete r~ 1 driveways. K U s , YE4S, .D % !,k r, This ordinance was submitted to the Planning and Zoning Commission upon request by a City Council member. Two property owners spoke in favor of this proposed ordinance at the Planning and Zoning Commission public hearing. Wo one spoke in opposition. PROOM - DEPARTM NT8 OR OROUP9 AFFECTED: Citizens, code enforcement office, legal department Undetermined Respectfully submitted: " t v r, P pared Dy: Rick Svehla Acting City Manager vac r, i:a, L~ iNf . . A__• DeAnn Stewart Planning tntern s, f Appr f 4. Jeff Me Yaf Director of Planning ti . and Development " r,' 0996J 107 L y NO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING APPENDIX B-ZONING OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES iii OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS 10 PROVIDE FOR FRONT YARD PARKING REGULATIONS FOR RESIDENTIAL LOTS; PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY IN THE MAXIHUN AMOUNT OF $200.00 FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF; PROVIDINGS FOR A t SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. P. y THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, HEREBY ORDAINS: t€ y Y` SECTION I. That Article 15 of Appendix B-Zoning of the Code of Ordinance of the City of Denton, is hereby amended by adding a new paragraph E which shall read as follows: E. Front yard parking regulations for residential loci. (1) No person shall park, store or maintain any motor vehicle, boat, travel trailer or traLler in the front ' yard of any lot on which is located a ane-family, two- silly or multi-fantly dwelling except upon a parking space paved with asphalt or concrete. b ( ~ (2) In the prosecution of a violation of paragraph E(l) above, evidence of the name of the registered owner of such or vehicle, boat, travel trailer, or trailer at th_ time the violations occurs, shall constitute prima facie proof that such registered owner was the person who parked stored or maintained such motor vehicle, boat, travel trailer or trailer. 41 (3) It is a defense to prosecution of a violation of E(1) that, at the time the dwelling unit or building located g on a lot was constructed, there was no requirement to ° provide a concrete or asphalt parking space in the Ra front yard of such lot, and there is no existing asking space paved with asphalt or concrete on such SECTION It. That any person violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall, upon conviction, be fined a sum not exceeding Two " a Hundred Dollars ($200.00); and each day and everq day that the provisions of this ordinance are violated shall constitute a separate and distinct offense. This penalty is in addition to and cumulative of, any other remedies as may be available at law and equity. SECTION III. * That if any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause, phrase or word in this ordinance, or application thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid by any court of competent W, jurisdiction, such holding shall not affect the validity of the reaataini portions of this ordinance, and the City Council of the r " City of Denton, Texas , hereby declares it would have enacted such remaining portions despite any such invalidity. PAGE L i, t "f' . SECTION 1V. r ' ~1 That this ordinance shall become affective fourteen (l4) days from the date of its passage, and the City Secretary is hereby directed to cause the caption of this ordinance to be published twice in the Denton Record-Chronicle, the official nevspaper of r the City of Denton, Texas, within ten (10) days of the date of its passage. Er ` PASSED AND APPROVED this the day of , 1985. r i . it Fri!:. al. ktLQLW 0. SMART, KAYOR CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS r ATTEST: w ' CITY OF DENTON,,TEXAS APPROVED AS TO LECAL FORY4: DEBRA ADA.4I DRAYOVITCH, CITY ATTORNEY CITY OF UENTON, TEXAS i rlr 4,, 8Y: p S Yq r kip 0y1) t M x , 1 ' rya'. PAGE 2 t i { t t ti . p $ Z Minutes July 24, 1985 Page 9 y F. ORDINANCE AMENDING APPENDIX B - ZONING OF THE CODE OF O provti a or 1 front yard par ing regulations for residential lots; pro- r viding for a penalty in the maximum amount of $200,00 for violations thereof; providing for a severability clause; and providing for an effective date. STAFF REPORT: Ms. Stewart stated that this ordinance was recommea by a City Council member. She explained that , proposed ordinance will prohibit parking, storing or main- taining any motor vehicle, boat or trailer in the front yard of any residential dwelling except upon a paved park- ing space. She further stated that this ordinance will not riorptoyadoptioneofotheocityicodewrequigringepavedconstructed con- p crete driveways. Mr, Claiborne asked if a majority of the City Council had made this recommendation. Ms. Stewart replied that the t, recommendation came from one member. C Ema Ruth Russell 918 Panhandle Street com- IN FAVOR men a on the blight of unsightly cars parked in front yards and the inability of city inspectors to do anything about it since there currently is no ordinance prohibiting vehicles from being parked anywhere in the front yard. She said they have worked to make Panhandle a beautiful street and are requesting approval of this ordinance for the benefit of their street as well as other areas of the city. She said that a similar ordinance had been passed in Dallas about a year ago and in Sanger about a month ago. " „j t• Mr. Pearson asked why only the front yard why not the back yard also? She replied that she wouid like to see an ordinance pertaining to parking for both the front and back yards. a Ms, Cole asked Ms. Russell if the vehicles in question on her block were inoperative. Ms. Russell said yes they were and that one had been parked in the same place for over four years. Mr. Ellison advised there is a junk car ordinance and suggested that she contact the code enforcement office of the city. Mr. Mortis said the problem is defining "junk cars', that this has been difficult to enforce because of no definition, also that there is no provi- sion for cars parked in front yards. ri f 1 P 6 Z Minutes July 24, 1985 Page 10 t Hazel Fletcher, 1309 Panhandle, said that cars parked in the street should also be a consideration. She said there are times when it would be impossible for an ambulance to get down Panhandle Street between cars parked on both sides of the street. GMr. Ellison suggested that she petition the Traffic Safety 1 Commission to eliminate parking on one side of street. OPPOSED: None present. DISCUSSION: Chairman Claiborne questioned whether this ordinance would in effect be grandfathering all existing ' " unpaved areas and would it apply only to future develop- ment? 4. Mr. E Ellison said that it would apply to those areas ' developed after o of requirement passage for paving of driveways. Chairman asked when that went into effect and Mr. Ellison replied that it was in late 19SOs or early 1960s. Chairman referred to paragraph 2 of proposed ordinance which establishes method of determining ownership of vehicle and asked about other alternatives for deter- mining ownership. Mr, Morris advised that this is the same provision that is in current ordinance for parking violations. l f Chairman commented that if a person no longer owns the vehicle there would be no way to enforce ordinance, He asked who would enforce ordinance and Mr. Morris replied 1 that either code enforcement or police department, it would be up to the city manager. Ufa Ms. Cole asked what if a car was parked on private property that wasn't owned by property owner? Mr. Ellison advised that property owner could have it removed. 7 Mr. Morris advised that this ordinance has nothing to do with junk cars. Mr, Appleton commented that nobody apparently has a definite date on paving requirement, that any dwelling t F! constructed before that date will be exempt even though that home may have a driveway. - Mr. Elllson explained that proposed ordinance was designed for people who park in front yard, not in driveway, tt 4 df" l Y r 8 Y. ,P , a, P & Z Minutes July 24, 1985 Page 11 Public hearing closed. L-- DECISION: Chairman Claiborne commented that he would like 1. a more n-depth study of proposed ordinance, possibly an organized tour of city to see what could be worked out. He said he is in favor of tabling proposed ordinance until more background information is available and so moved. Mr. Pearson seconded the motion, He then asked the purpose of additional study, whether it was felt the ' ordinance should be broadened? Mr. Claiborne said he questioned the method of determining ownership. Mr. Juren commented that attorney says this is a draft ordinance, that he would be more in favor of denying than tabling. Vote was called on motion: Aye - Claiborne Nay - Appleton, Brock, Cole, Escue, Juren, Pearson Motion failed (1-6), ,j Mr, Juren moved to recommend draft of ordinance to City S 'A.,' Council stating that staff has heard concorns of Commis- sion and may want to rewrite some of it. Seconded by r Mr. Appleton and carried (6-1). Mr. Claiborne voted no. , • R pro , r z }.f r t , q 1 I y , s A',. ° I is r' ~ F 1 e ...r. .rp.nn r.q+... 'tib 41 y f I y 1310 Scripture Street IF F Low~ MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Denton. Tx 76201 (817) 387.5861 ) 9 't1, 140 161987 March 12, 1987 The Honorable A. Ray Stephens Mayor of Denton 215 East McKinney Denton. Toxas 76201 Dear Mayor Stephens: 1 l: I } The Board of Directors requests that 'Flow Memorial Hospital be s placed on the March 24, r 1987 agenda of the Denton City Council for :l f ? r the purpose of formally requesting funds for Flo, Hospital. Y~ I will be present at the meeting as a representative of Flow Hospital. Sincerely, Char a B. Linton Chie Executive Officer E .It ktp I ' t 1 .9 I i 1 Ra. r P, PtE.ES E LIn.n YA[,RiS G . , I RuI W M iHIILI wnoJN JR JACK T Ill Wit L ,W, p iaYr Et,¢acn nr Mav Ul Asssr,• n.,." pp f n ~///EE MARTIN G OIL NATO BUH7. SR W Mr IER 11 S (Y_ S[ccnrrf[a[uor;.I M•SrUp wow ♦uff I u, .o ['arlval ~ V'''_ RI IBOB)4gNGER GEORGE A N£,SON f Mwfwµ Ow¢w.I GIIl [ WM C IBR.II HICKS ARVILJ LEwA BV9w.f M+N. a:w tat.mm, ° MALCOM I CLYNCH IN C IBILLI ESTILL PP D,a[crnw Of w[wµ I RECOII{Aw XlH•.0 MI ICHELL H. WARD COLLIER. SR, R A Oufcmw GLawµ [uuouf Rlcoan[A Eu[wrtuf ROBERt E LEE y Diw[crap OE wlAµ EUFTrV, li REV BOB F. WEATHERS ' CwpLMw P.O. BOX 1020 017#3]5-9469 is•.~• FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76101 ® 1 1L January 23, 1987 rnY r r!J Dear City Secretary: fASOFF/' On May 2, 1987, Moslah Temple shrine will conduct a Fund Raising Drive to help the Shrinersl Burns institute in Galveston and the Crippled Childrens Hospital in Houston. All Shrine Temples in Texas will be taking part in this project at the same time. This drive involves the distribution of a shrine newspaper ; ti',I^ +`j requesting donations for these institutions. Moslah Temple will furnish Shriners with aprons identifying them as official "Collectors," We will station Shriners wearing aprons and red fezzes at "high traffic" shopping centers. We will secure permis- sion from the shopping centers before station'_ng individuals for donations. In addition, the Shriners will also work the banks fo: 2 hours, from 4 to 6, on Friday, May 1, 1987. We respectfully request `fI solicit funds for this Charitysion from your City for a permit to I`. Sincerely, L 17im Harris Potentate ' JH/mk ei t' e GOOD PEOfiL:.T01N0 GOOD TlffNOS v; [ # DATE: 03/17/87 CITY COUNCIL REPORT FORMAT } 4 TOs tiayor and Members of the City Council 1 FROM: Lloyd V. Harrell, City Manager SUBJECT: CONSIDER PROPERTY INSURANCE POLICY ORDINANCE SUMNARYI Staff recommends purchasing property insurance coverage, for the power plant, from William Rigg Compass/ (a brokerage firm representing Aetna Insurance rxprry). RACKOROUND,s i With the acceptance of this policy, this would be the second e^naeeutive year in which fire and extended insurance coverage, for tae City's power plant, would be provided by Aetna Insurance Company, Not only did the Aetna Insurance Company provide the most competitive quote the previous year, they improved their quote this year t:y reducing their premium by 16,900, This reduction "I F°ra indicate a softening of the insurance market (i.e., at least where property insurmee is concerned). Aetna's quote also features a sixty day cancellation provision, a e,• point lose agreement with the boiler and machinery policy, and ' conventional rovere4a without layers. This coverage will be for a one year term beginning April 2, 1987 through April 20 1988. y' s rX$QL 4a MPACTs S,x F5 Aeceptaace of the Aetna Insurance policy quote would mean expending 168,700. r s Res tff~ ' 'y,. Lloyd Y. Rnrrell ~ Prepared bys City Manager i' Harlan L. eraon Risk Manager hpproveds + John 10V"MoGrarfe f' Direo or of Finance g ; 04620 Y., yn1 _J r r, . , 1775L i NO. AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE PROPOSAL OF WILLIAM RIGG CO. FOR, FIRE AND EXTENDED INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR THE CITY'S POWER PLANT; AUTHORIZING THE EXPENDITURE OF FUNDS THEREFOR; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON HEREBY ORDAINS: SECTION I. Thy proposal of William Rigg Co. for fire and extended Insurance coverage, a copy of which is attached hereto and incorporated by reference herein, is hereby accepted, and the expenditure of funds therefore, in the amount of Sixty-eight y Thousand Seven Hundred Dollars ($68,700), is hereby authorized. r r SECTION 11. r That this ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its passage and approval. PASSED AND APPROVED this the day of , 1987. 1 ' r CI MAYOR CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS E Fr' t% rc, ATTEST: 5[ Y~ ~ 6E t±. 1 7 JENNIFER WAUTERS ACTING CITY SECRETARY CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS 4 E,, y y' ~J i ` APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM: DEBRA ADAMI DRAYOVITCH, CITY ATPORNEY k' CITY OF DENTON) TEXAS BY:~ ; 'A k" l . H y } 1 A .t yy • / ) 41 , March 9, 1487 :r Mr. Harlan Jefferson - Risk Manager City of Denton'. 901-8 Texas Sty. .y Y Denton, TX 76201 Dear Harlan: x Wp have been authorized by The Aetna Insurance Co. to provide a premium quotation as follows: Subject property - City of Denton Power Plant r 1701 Spencer Rd., Denton, TX t ; Carrier - Aetna Casualty 6 Surety (Best A-XV) Limits - $54,000,000 Blanket -Building 6 Contents ,F a Perils - Fire ' Lightning ,r windstorm ( Hail F n Explosion t Riot f fi Fwf` Civil Commotion Smoke Aircraft ti Land Vehicles x Vandalism Malicious Mischief Cancellation Provision - 60 days ff`~' w Joint Loss Agreement - Can be attached Term - 1 year a Retention - $100,000 Policy Form - On file in your offices.- refrwe&> For WM,RIGG CO. r. . c ~ R S.t } ! t ':J ADHN CHAR ASST. VICE-PRESIDENT JCR/pt FORT WORTH DALLAS HOUSTON 00 MST SEVENTH STREET 1 SUITE 1800 1 FORT WORTH, TEMS 78102 (817) 3354444 1 (811) 420-0040 METRO I WATS (800) 772-ISM 1 TELEX 768836 +f, A M.... to Page 2 PREMIUM SUMMARY A. Premium - $61,200.00 Sr Risk Consultation & Service Fee - 70500.00 x„ Cr Total - 68,700.00 i,F.. s•y If acceptable, financing figures are available, For WMAIGG CO. Ilk h r 1 v ;r " ASST, VICE-PRESIDENT + ap'''t JCR/pt 1 u• a P 1! ~ j ¢ a 4t: ~ 71r S S..'1,~ F r i Cf p ' r• r %i n 1✓.cr»r.:...A....n..eM.,rr. s...;..n+a.a+uYw.,..w J to e 4, s { (F ' { ~ : lo. 1 'ry`e { J t • •ti: BID NUMBER 9725 BID PROPOSALS Page 2 of 43 THIS IS A PROPERTY INSURANCE PROPOSAL FOR THE UTILITY POWER PLANT'S BUILDINGS AND CONTENTS. I`( y,;1 NOTE: PLEASE INCLUDE THIS BID PROPOSAL, PROPERLY SIGNED BELOW WITH YOUR BID. ALL BID PROPOSALS MUST BE SUBMITTED IN DUPLICATE AND IN SEPARATE PACKAGES SPECIFICALLY MARKED AS (1) ORIGINAL AND (2) DUPLICATE. .t yw ;y„ t „t FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THIS RID PROPOSAL, CONTACT. Harlan L. Jefferson, Risk Manager City of Denton Finance Administration w, It (817) 566.8320 or y METRO 434-2620 ell' r?r•r. r l F- ' hnw `ter r we quote the above f.o.b• Denton, rexae. ShipmraM can W made In deye from receipt 01 orda• Tame net unlefe " olhervtiallrtidkated. 11` t "t'r In submitting the above bid, the vendor agree that acceptance of any of all bld Items by the Olty of Denton, Texae within e ?ossoneble porlod of time conalitutes a contract. All w • t1J ,no l l C. L. , y iq. ~lat X r "t 16oi- gif tip a Iur1 x 8a_ -44L/~ SST 1 Title }alprWll ! ....._.•.,rr...•1,n,n°Mre.Ya..w`F'rF.Yti:✓4E...aiw i:q .P 1 -I M„rylA'Nh r. N'I'nh n ~ 1 S f v1 4 . ~ , S r. BID nKDFR 9725 BID PROPOSALS Page 2 x ;oE 2 'EM DESCRIPTION OUAN PRICE'. AMOUNT j1 i + A D D E N D U M THIS ADDENDUM IS TO CHANGE THE 810 OPENING'~>'~V,~)~`',o DATE TO MARCH 126 1587 + F `'YrJ w I~ , Ilk j )ws,, , yly' S K S, x , f~, . +°h r `h0. tt w~ J'i, ~r~~ ~:'4'~1~,~ ~ ~ V`v ~.I }r,) I,,1 3s+~', r `1•rt+~ 4~Ilf x..1 ~'`,rt~) t"~' `'~f!; 'Y y'ijr ~il ,,'I~ qz" g r, l F ~i j 1Y 0 ACKNOWLEDGENENT OFIRECEIPT OF AODENDUMRII. rt - 0r ' h 40~}~ 'r ' F/ ' 1.~l 'r 'C )tii}'`r r,i:'MDI'.i 4 ~74~ •t, g^y,yc! i ' .rte, lab` , n., 1 rl, 1•P'Ti ~°p'7 i V A 1 ~ , s gnat'ure,.~ date :4N pal? 1 company 1 , , R.,r.r~V~ 4Y~ , 7 r~1,~3 ~r R`' d ~ r ~~„y S f~7. •F I R~ d',;I~~, u~l^ 47. ~,k~ ~ r ? 41~ i ~ r TOTALS da s from receipt of order Tums'netfrir We quote the above f,o,b. Denton, Texas Shl ment an be made in Y unieu otherwise Indicated. , p I!,'~le ,y~ fK.•i ,1•• ~j','~ r lr• Y ;'YtL Y~, y ~ r F.'..~+r•'I IIR t ftl } ~ II :a, ~~y.~~ ~ ' submitting the above bid, the vendor agrees that aoeepunce of any or all bld ;to rru by the City of Denton, Texu within a ,teoneble period of time constituef a contract A ime Addrnr dMr -n t~'T f~Of1'la ~1t '7616 1 ~clMt ~ttct~.~~- 21p ales alum, I`~ fh,♦ CITY 31614 335--W4`'4 rIL~s7 ~cca` yes T~Upnone FINa go MEMORANDUM THE ANTNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY TEXAS Hartford. Connecticut 06158, A Block Inburancv Company FIRE POLICY THE STANDARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Hertford, Connecticut 081158, A Stock Insurence Company We memorandum of the policy os numbered below h for information only, it o not a conlroct of insuronee bot olteru to the terms d the policy as of the dale of its issuance , Soid policy it subject to change by endorsement and to otsignment and cancellation in occordonce with Its terms 9 NAMED Ji, City of Dayton Pom Plant Policy Term olicy umber (office Cede AymsdiSew Results) AND fT01 r saw Ynn 18 FP INSURED 1 1170840 al ADDRESS Dentonp ZOXU Policy Perlod: (Show Number and Street or RFD, City. County, Stale, end Zip Code) inoeptlon is ntlon c COVLRAOe _ PEALS C NSURANCE TO#AL rSR1..~ LICABLE INSURANCE IAt PREMIUM F FIRE and Lightning 801 S I • r~ . Narwol 1 f I l E EXTENDED COVERAGE-Windstorm, Hurricane Hail, Ehicl eon, Rloq Civil Commotion, Smote, Aircraft and land Vehicles, X OSf e05110 31 S ♦itl4 F'.0100 _QO RENTS VAC-To ieuad S a Ili), S tTF/N I T ~kTFf10TT 0f6~~p'1: TOTAL PREMIUM I See delnlaone It Iuiklno, Fbunhotd Goats, Aoc1, Fr,n!turd, Inner, end, err Macllnery, end Ca ~4nU ANAL1YSIf ,I 1 "40000• Slade! Building i Contents or tM City the Or V$DtOO Rlfttre Dt1D8!'taf+llt hr, IW q,,p, ~ NO. STOIIit! ly► OF 1007-CONSTIUCTION bulldlnp End LooBTESTilA Op !iL dated 3.6-6be Flue 614E1f-ADDITION-TOWN Tows !.rant 1.40 trd P. stldS Woodrow 9trp Dentmp Tims 1, ...........r._ ....v_». ' lOt,......._..._OLK_... FMJ' Fllt....._.._...,...OCCUPANCY---- E.popne r>'j liter late total i Eger, x r. Annual I i; RIBLKHED ~ , ' Goes Ever. T{ ' 31 I7Q 1v 13\ low • • r •135.133e131p79C ~ dDeCla2 c.w. 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M teaegelwy eMAell k NNE sell whew" r' Counlenignalure Dole Agency at Vella 0, T"" IN CONSIDERATION OF THE STIPULATIONS AND CONDITIONS HEREIN OA ADDED HERETO which are made a part a( this policy, and of the premiums provided, this Stock Insurance Company Indicated above by R herein called "Att Company", don Ir lure the insured named obove and legal representatives for the term of years ipephed above from Inception date shown obove of roan (Standard Time) to et<plrotlon date shown above d neon (Standard Time) of the location of property against direct foss resulting from arty of the Palo (listed above) rvhtch have a 4remlam Inserted epti lU thereto (column 6) and only an the property depcribcd and located of provided hereon. a.. Aesipnrnenl el thll 6ofltrpehell e l be valid eaaept with the wriRen Consent of this Company. (5SIMP lo,?5 To.or a.+ v er w ! I EXOMS OF LASS AOAMMIT OF I2;TDf1.9;ITY t In consideration of the stipulations and conditions herein and those not inconsistent herewith in the policy to which this is attached, and of the payment of the premium provided, this Compazy agrees to indemnify the insured the circumstances defined herein. Article I - Retention Al The company shall be-liable in respect of each and every lose occurenoe irrespective of the number and kinds of risks involved, for 100% of the excess over and above the initial net loss to the Insured of $1001000., in each and every loss occurrence, subject to the limits set forth in Article V. B. 'It to warranted by the Insured that in respect of each and every loss occurrence, its initial net loss retention of $100,000, shall be retained at its ova risk and not insured in any way. Article II - Definitions A. The term "initial net lose" as used herein means the ultimate net loss by perils insured against after deducting any salvage and recoveries from any source other than this Agreement. B. The Aerm "Loss occurrence as used herein, means the total loss by perils insured against arising out of a single event. Artiole III - Perils A. Except as otherwise provided, this Agreement applies toi fire, ;t extended coverage and vandalism and mischief. Article V - Property covered A. This agreement applies to buildings and contents as per schedule on file with the Company and insured. Article V - Limits of Recovery In consideration of a reduction in premium, the total limit of recovery hereunder shall not exceed 100% of an amount S100,000, lose than the least of the following 1. $5490000000 'f 2. The actual cash value of the property at the time of lossl 3. The amount which it would cost to repair or replace the property with material of like kind and quality within a reasonable time after such ices, without allowance for any increased coat of repair or construction by reason of any ordinance or law regulating construction or repair, and without compensation for loss. resulting frota interruption of business or manufacture. la, The interest of the Insured. y , y Article VI - Salvage and Recoveries When, in connection with any loss hereunder, any salvage or recovery Is received subsequent to the payment of such lose, the loss shall be figured on the baste on which it would have been settled had ,the amount of salvage or recovery been known at the time the loos was originally determined. Any amounts thus foupd to be due either party from the other shall be paid promptly. Article VII - Cancellation r This agreement caaybe cancelled by either party giving the other 60 days advance written notice. -The Insured hereby requests that this Agreement of Indemnity be attached to Policy No. 18 FP 117084060A of the Aetna Casualty and Sulfsty Company of Hartford, Conneo ticut and agrees to all terms and ry, conditions here'.ni ATTESTi { T itl@~I,c✓~'s~il~~Yl~~~~if~.~~ In witness whereof this Company has excuted and attested these preaenta~ . j pel ' Io 1 Recording Age At n ^F , 1 % 1 Attached to and forming part of Policy No of the _ Insurance Company of _ issued at its Texts, Agency. Dated Agents FORM NO. 31 MANDATORY CONSEQUENTIAL LOSS ENDORSEMENT Effective (For attachment to all Texas Standard Policies) June 1, 1969 This Company abell not be liable for lose directly or Indirectly caused by or resulting from any utility failure including but not limited to power, beating or cooling failures, unless such failure results from physical damagge to power heatintt or cooling equipment situated on the premises where the property covered is locaVd, caused by the per (a) Insure~against_ Nothing In the above shall change or alter In any manner other applicable provisions of Riot and Civil Commotion or Vandalism and Malicious Mischief Insurance when provided under this policy. FORM NO. 60 DEBRIS REMOVAL CLAUSE Effective (For Other Than Reporting Form Policy) September 15, 1954 It to a condition of this polio; that this Inevrante covers expenses Incurred in the removal of all debris of the property Insured hereunder which may be occasloned by loss call ed by any of the perils Insured against in this policy. However, the total liability under this policy shall not exceed the amount named herein, nor much pro portion of such expense as the are ant of Insurance bereunder bears to the total amount of all Insurance, whether such Insurance Includes this clause or not. In no event mall this policy cover against lose occasion~ by th enforcement orr any state or municipal law or ord Inance which necessitates the d ,molition of any portion of the In; cured bulllding w~lc has not eutfered damage by any of the perils Insured against In this policy unless such liability is specifically )j assumed elsewhere In the policy. Cost of removal of debris shall not be considered In the determination of actual cash value wbe.1 applying any Coinsurance, Average or Reduced Rate Contribution Clause attached to this policy. FORM NO. 70 MANDATORY EFFECTIVE TIME ENDORSEMENT Effective May 1, , 197 N76 }a; : For attachment to all Texas Standard Poly lee, Texas Standard Farm Yolicles, Texas Standard Homeowners P9116es, Texas Standard Farm and Ranch Owners Policies Texas Aiultl•Peril Policies, Commercial Property Policies and Merchant's Propertr~ Policies. The time of InaytSon and the time of expiration of this Palle y and of any schedule or endorsement attached she l3 be 14:01 A.M. standard time. R overe caption date of this policy, cove agepunlder this policy shall not become effective untilatrue se~~ other coverage time terminated. FORM NO. 134 CANCELLATION AND/OR NON-RENEWAL ENDORSEMENT-MANDATORY Effective August 1, 1980 ~j It 4 understand and agreed that any provision reLting to vvrlttea notice of cancellation Of non-renewal with respect to the mart. gager appiles only to the mortgagee specifically named in die Policy and the company Is not Tequlted to give written notice of canaajL on or non-renewal to any successor or assignce of the moctgagee specifically aimed Id tthhee Policy. St h endorsement s must b Owners attached Texas erun M~Pei Policies, Teass Standard Farm Policies, Texas standard Homeowners Policies, Texas FORM NO. 135 MANDATORY NUCLEAR ENDORSEMENT Effective (For attachment to all Texas Standard Policies) January 1, 1959 NUCLEAR CLAUSE (Appliable to the peril al fire and 11=hlning)t The word "lire" In this policy or endorsement attached there! Is ant Intended to and Goes not embrace nuclear reaction or nuclear radiation o radio rintre eonls on, all whether con• p re contamination is not not intended to be and to trolled oe pncontrolled, and los by nnelear resctlon or unclear radlatlon or radio act ho0 lnsurs apfnst by this polio or said endorsements whether such loll be direct or Indirect, proximate or remora or be in whose ~ ndo nemenb; i or In part eapeed by eontribut dyto, or aligraveled by ieflre" or say other peril Inured arlt by this polies or nl e }I however, anblect to the lore o~n~ end elf provislonm of this pulley, direct ton by re" resulting from nuclear martian or nnclur radlatloUon or radio utive edntminatlon I((s ~nppsured aplnst by this policy. pingNiv6lahirAi otEJ enalu8pr0oNSded for$n thiphlulcleer ClauiipaDovejieneed against nodes this policy except the perils of AM and light- 111141113c ear reaction or nuciese adlation or ndlo active cout►minatlon all whether controlled or uncontrolled, or doe to an act or totion Incident to any of the oregolnB Is not insured against by th5a polity, whether such loss be Qirect or Indirect, proxl• meta or remote, or be in whole or In part caused by, contrlbnted to, or aggravated by an of the perils Inlnta alalnst by this Dolicyt krolIed, not "explosion" of and ivc.lear reaction or nuclear radiation or radio active contamination, all whether controlled or nneon e "em Pribed br The State Board of Insurance. f FORM NO. 131 NOTICE OF CANCELLATION TO MORTCACM Effective MANDATORY ENDORSEMENT October), 1983 (For use with the Texas Standard Policy, Texas Standard Homeowners Pollcy, Texas Standard Farm fx Ranch Owners Policy and Texas Commercial Mu1ti•Peri1 Policy) r 1 Attached to and forming part of Poho No of the ............................................................................Insurance Company of blued at its Texas, Agency. i Dated Agents a It Is hereby understood andagreed that die Notlcq of Cancellation to contained In the Mortgage Clause of the above policies Is amended a fullowsl Is policy ma; be cancelled as to the interest of auy mortgage0 named heraan by giving such mortgagee thirty days written notice." All other conditions and provisions of the Mortgage Clause remain unchanged. Prescribed by the State Board to Insurance Form No. 151-NOTICE OF CANCELLATION TO MORTGAGEES MANDATORY ENDORSEMENT-Effective October 1, 1053 { Farm 140.133 MULTIPURPOSE Effective MANDATORY ENDORSEMENT November 15, HIPS iFor Use With the Texas Standard Policy Texas Standard Farm Policy Texas Standard Homeowners Policy, Texas ftandard Farm and Ranch DDwronere Policy Texas Staildard Combination Finn end Ranch Owners Folicy, Texss Commercial Mullf•Pert Policy, Texas Commercial Property Policy, Texas sTownhouse Policy and Electronic Equipment Protection Policy) , Attached to and forming a put of Policy No. of the Insurance Company of issued at it- , Texas Agency, Date Agents. A. NOTICE OF CANCELLATION-MORTCACE CLAUSEt it is here},, understood and agreed that the Notice of Cancellation as contained in the Mortgage Clause of the above policies is amended as follows. '['his policy may be cancelled as to the Interest of any mortgagee named hereon by siviog such mortgagee thirty days written notk*." L NOTICE or CANCELLATION-CANCELLATION PROV1S10Nt It Is hereby undermined and agreed that the Nolke of Cancellation at contained In the Cancellation Provblon of the above policies to amended w r to provide the In. +,.d fourteen (U) days notice of cancellation. CioACTUAL QL:e 0LU& (Applicable ld those pollclel !bled below), TEj] A$ FfAWAR POLMY•It M bereby understood and agreed that the words "prep sty with material of like kind and q inlay" appearing oq "sit O1_Ilse policy piri:nWats and stlpulatbm Is deleted and sire follc"ring warding is subauluted therefor "tlyl property, with m isehi) of like Will ltd quabty, with proper dedudlon for depreciatlom" TEJfA3 COMMERCIAL MVLTI•PERIL POLICY-1t b underst$"d and agreed that the words "actual cash value of the property at the time of s" and the properly with material of like kind and quality appearing on Declarations page l of the pulley provisions and stlpubtlone fs deleted and the following wording 1s substituted there(ori "actual cash value of the rly at the time of loss, ascertained with proper deduc0in lot depreciation" std "the property with material of Bke kind and quality, wit proper deduction for d"reclation." TEXAS COMMERCIAL PROPEA POLICjr It Is urk etslnod end agreed that paragraph F„ All Other Properly-under the pA lcy provisions, page 3, VIII. Valuations, Is elete and the allowing paragraph Is subetiluled therefor a; "All Qthee Property-The actual each value of the propersy at the time any toss of dam ile occur and the loss or damage shall be ricer. tamed or esilmaled according to loch actual colt value with proper drdoclion for depreciation, however au , and shall In no event exceed what It would cost to repair or replace the some with rnalerlsI of like kind and quality, with proper deduction for depmciallon." TEXAS TOWNHOUSE POLICYr It Ix understood and agreed that the wool the property with motor s of like kind t nd quality" appearing ail Declarations page 1 in the policy provisions and stipu itlons Is deleted a the following wording Is so stituted there or: "the property with material of like kind and quality, with proper deduction for depreciation." ,All other terms and conditions of the policy to which this endorsement Is attached remain unchanged. Prescribed by the Slate Board of Insurance Form No. 193-MuItt Purpose Mandatory Endosement-Effective November 15, 1955, FORM NO. 19-C VANDALISM AND MALICIOUS MISCHIEF ENDORSEMENT Effective (For use only with Extended Coverage or Explosion, Riot and Civil Commotion) November 16, 1100 Attached to and forming part of Polley No, of the insurance Company of , Isrued at its Troia Agency, c Dated Agents. a Name of Insured Rate for Van. and Mal. Mis. End. Expiration of Policy This endorsement applies to item(s) No,(s) Fill In the following four spaces only when this Endorsement Is not attached to policy at the time the Polley is written, Location of Insured properly Street Texas, File No Percentage Cc-Insurance applicable to the Peril of Fire with Extended Coverage or the Peril of Explosion Including Riot and r Civil Commotion, as the case may be. 1. In consideration of f-. - prrralum, and sub11ert to the provisions of this policy end thin endorsement, tl.: liability of this Company hereun,b r for loss or dams a rraulting from fhe aril or Itlnt and Civil Commotion is hereby extended to Include loss caused by damage to or destruction of the described by Vandalism and Malicious Mhschlef, Including direct structural damage to the buildin~g(s) tovered hereunder resuting from bur wary; provided, however, such domegga resulting from burglary or at. I templed bur~ttory shall not Include, nor shall this company be liable for, the value or teplacement of any property, real or personrl, Including Intr ral structural parts, perma7ent fixtures onJlor contents of the Insured building(s) whle are wroygfully and unlaw• fully removed from the premises. 2. The term "Vandalism and Malicious Mischief" as used herein Is resiricted M and Includes only willful or malicious physical Injury to or destruction of the described property, ` 8. When this endorsement Is attached to a policy covering direct loss to the described property, this Company shall not be liable under this endorsement for any Ions: (a) to glass (other than glass building blocks) constituting a part of the building; (b) by explosion rupture or buratirt of oleam bollers, stesm Ipes, steam turbines, steam engines or flywhetls, owned, operated . ' or err~~olntrolled by the Insured or located In the It ldfngi` described In this policyt (c) reeaultint fromlchangealyy nlemperatlrs orlhuoan nor from any othercconsequentlol or Indirectlloss of tinyfkind. loss , no 1. When this endorsement Is attached to a poll fy covering 6udness interruption, Extra Expensed Ad 111lonot Living Expense, Rents, I*osohold Interest, Profits and Commissions, or Consequential toes, this Company aball not be lit Its under this endorsement for any loss due to damage to the described properly when such damage results from any of the causes listed in subdivisions (b) or (e) of paragraph No, 8 above. 8. Thl} tomyanp shall not be liable for loss or damage resulting from the peril of Vandalism and Idallclous Mischief occurring r, while the described building Is vacant beyond a period of thirty days, whether or not such period commenced prior to the inception data e! this endorsement. If this policy be divided Into two or more Items, the provisions of this endorsement eball apply to each Item separately. Proscribed It the State Hoard of loeuranes { r' Fora No. 71•C, Vandalism and Malicious Mischief Endorsement, Effective November IS, 1985 4 ,r r , '14~ At TEXAS FIRE POLICY PART II LIFE a CASUALTY DEFINITIONS SECTION I BUILDING-Insurance on a building shall inc lode everything which is EXCESS INSURANCE-Excess insurance provided I.rein shall not apply legally a part of the building, exceppt machlnerq whkh Is not used solely until all other insurance whlth would attach in the absence of this insu tree In the service of the building It skald also include, if not otherwise insured, Is exhauster] materials in and adjacent to the building for making alterations, extensions, STOCK-Insurance an stock shall include all narks of merchandise and repairs thereto (not to exceed lor, of the insurance hereunder on the (finished, in pruceu, or unfinished) Including packaging materials, and, building), and the following property belonging la the insured as buildingQ provided the Insured is lel lly'•iable therefor, property said but not de• landlord but not as tenant or occupant: maintenance equipment and livered, heid in trust, or on consignment, or for storage, or for repairs, supplies; floor Coverings, window shades, and furnishings of corridors and Unless specifirally provided hereon, this policy does not rover customers stain- and refrigerators and stoves. goals In laundries, cleaning, or pressing establishments. Dweiiing Eatenalorl the option of the insured, insurance on adwellinq FURNITURE, Ill r.S, 11ND, OR MACHINERY-Insurance on may' be extended as excess insurance to the fences, drives, walks, yard furniture, 6stures, amt, car tw"hincry eh;dl include all comerus not Included ; fixtures, pmate ,.rages, servants houses, and, if used solely in connection at "Budding' or "Stork and shall also include, provided the insured Is i and - with the occupancy thereof, other out buildings tin the premises of the not the owner of the bui'ldin, the irsured's flattest in tmprorenients dwelling to the extent of Heir reep~ccctkl actual values, I,ul the aggregate betterments made to the building not specifically Insured 'order this or of such extension shall not exceed IOSc of the amount of insurance on such nu other policy, dwelling. In the application of this Dwelling Extension, boarding rooming, CONTE,^i ES-insurance on "Contents" shall include all propertyy' Included f !ratermty, and sorority ho'jses, and apartment buildings (containing not ei,ore in "Stock," "Furniture, Fixtures, and, or ATachinery "Iioutshold ; Wort than eight se rate apartments? may be considered as rlwell,.tgs. Goods " end, it not utherwise Insured, perw cal properly oI the employers, t IiOUSEIIOLD GOODS-Insurance on household guods shall include nil t,gLets or parturn: xny doss to such personal Drop.- ty shall, at the option I pe rsonal property usual to residence, of the insured and hat {amity. of this Company, Ix adjusted with and wyable to the Insured. Edouahold Coos Extension-At i on-At the opPtion of the insured, up to 10', of the insurance written specifically on' usehold Goods" In a rcddence PLATFORM CL1t'SFr-Insurance on stock, I ondure, 6xtures~ or A be applied as excess insurance as full, ws: (a) on household goods of thinery shall cover while such property Is cut tamed in additions and the Insured elsewhere on the premises Arta when temlwrarily removed to extensions adoining and communicating with tle building and while on any other location In the United States of America. Canada, and Slexkn, platforms, siliewalks, alleys, and yards immediately adjacent, Includin• ands (b) while on the premises on household {sods of servants and tin *III, in railroad can or other ve icles within 100 feel of the describe household goods of others In the custody of the insured. building, SPECIAL CONDITIONS SECTION II Removal clouss-13 ilKI the spe,cigei limits, this policy shall cover structure, or place, o, the contents thereof .hall bear to the value of all of expense and daniage cccaxleoed by removal from the premises endangered the property covered by such Item. by the [tells Insured against in this policy, and pro rata for live days at Coinsurance Clause-When It is Indicated that coinsurance a Hew to each place to whkh any of the prn,perty shall necessarily be removed for (he Insur n ce under caner but Peril on any [tern descuu doh rein, the hnour-di Mtsen'stion, Oiall Unearned Premium Clause-If a loss Is paid under this policy, this Peril upon the resppeective Item of not less than the' specl5.d percentage of ina'ursnte thall Indemnify the insured for low of the pro rata unearned the actual cash vnrue thrreoh and. (,'tint so to do, the Insured shall be an premium on the amount of such low payment THe Company, however, insurer to the extent of such deficit and bear such proportionate part of may eleq byp written notice within t6ty days after date of loos to reinstate loss on each such tee in. this ppoolicy in he amount of such lost and, In consideration of such re. In the appliutiori or this Coinsurance Clause, the value of foundations instatemeni sh take no pa1 ment to the Insured as provided by this clause, of buildings which are below the suerue of the lowest basement floor or, Pro Rota Dletrlbution clause- Not applicable to those Items to which where then it no basement, whkh are below the surface of the ground, {{h~e 90eo sr 1607 Colnuurance Clause is applied nor to the "Dwelling that be dineganle 1. Extenslone1 or "l~ousthold Goods Ezttnslon.') If any Item of insurance If the aggregate claim for loss Is both less than 110,000 and less than eovenonIt building or structure and contents or on morethanonebuilding, !ro of the total amount of Insurance upon Oils property described horrors, structure, of place, or the contents thereof, cite amount of insurance under no s wial Inventory or ■pppraisement o! the undamaged properly shall be i each such Item shall attach on each building structure, or place, or the required. This provision, howtter, shall not waive soy of the requirements i con!ents thereof In that proportion which the value of each said bulldlag, or the coinsurance clause. SPECIFIC COVERAGE CONDITIONS SECTION III Conditions Aalilltahts Only l to Eattnded Coveraler insurance pro. Uniem specifically provided hereon the "Dwelling Extension" Fhall not vided under th Coverage shall not be cumulative of but shall extend Ole appply to structures extend)n wholly or partlallyy over water. coverage under , (,aversre F (Fire) to Include direct loo by windstorm Conditions Applicable On~y to lyiplodonr 7hls Company shall not be hurricane, haft, lkpfosion, riot, civil commotion, smoke, aircraft, and Pi~: oraloose bp binubion, reny~nes , or Rywhini of hen illerv, steam land vehicles. owned, operated or controlled by tl.e Insured. This Company shall not TMs Compan shall woe be liable fora (Hater proportion of any lose be liable under tjtis Coverage for damage caused by ensuing fire, from any Pvil ~jtluded Lt this Coverage than the amount of Inscrsncr Conditions App1[cable fhdy to Riot and Civil Commotion l l osa by undo Coverage, rF the p of this paltry bears to the whole amount of Are riot or civil commotion shall Include direct loo from pillage grid floating inauramcs train co the property. when such pill is and looting occurs during and At the imme0a•le plate Tkt oflori toeduioar apply wkelker tAe Peril, are Grxred uparalrfy or of a riot or civil commotion, and shall also Include direct lou or darri asdtr $sksda~Comage, by acts of urlking employees of the owner or tenant of the described build- Glass Clause) As to glass Insured hereunder, this Insurance shall apply Ing while occupied b said striking empley'ets. Phis Company shall not at excess insurance. ho liable under this Coverage for loss resulting from ensuing ire or from Conditions Applicable Only to Windstorm, llurrlcane and NadII .~_,.Y in temperature. Umlese specifically named h!raont, this Company shall not be liable for Conjitlon , Appplicable Only to Smoker lass by smoke shall be limited kilo to metal smokestacks (except when securely fastened to walls of a to lose caused b a sudden, unusual, and faulty operation of any hatlet, masonrryy building), radio or telineWon towers and antennas, windmills disnoul or cooling unit, only when such unit Is connoted to a chimney wind charger,, butaide errcttd signs, Or greenhouses, nor for lees caused by wamokeplpe,andwhilelaorart the premises devcribedherein. excluding, by (a) blizzard or change in temppeerature not (b) by snow storm, tidal ho% N smokke from fireplaces or industrml A meatus, wave, With water, or overflow, whttLer given by wind or not; nor for CondItroat Applicable Only to DerruA• by Atrenft and Land Vo. any loss caused by rain, whether driven by wind or not, unless tthe wind hkle I Loos by aircraft shall Include direct lots by falling aircraft, or or hail shelf Rot make a oytnins In the walls or roof of the destribed objects failing therefrom, but this Company shall not be liable foe low buildin[, and shall then be liable only for lots to the Interior of the buildin`, caused by any vehicle oe aircraft (except falling aircraft) owned or operated or the soured property therein, caused Immediately by raln entering the ev elm l ee, or me mor tenant hoof tithe de o1 hheircmtsa, or Dy any building through such openings, e nt, g p oY CAT !61593 { t 0551Y1 1-77 TEXAS Page 2 PANTED IN U a A. i pp,Qe O. • ml, rrH ♦ NwW~aW lJWWW Ol~Y~P wA inN+~OJY ~PIn l. 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A 6 ' ~ IRL T DATE: March 24, 1987 CITY COUNCIL AGE,ND A ITEM 3+~, c 1 ~ RS OF THE CITY COUNCIL T0: MAYOR AND M a FROM: Lloyd Harrell, City Manager EDULES28 AND SUBJECT: PROVIDE R OR OAMENDEDE W3 EANDN W30A D RATE CESCHNO. 8 FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE PROVIDING RECOM ION: The Staff recommends approval of the above ordinance. SUMMARY/BACKGROUND: The City council, at their meeting of February 3, 1987, approved the changes recommended by the staff ar of other and rate consultant. A recent review contractual agreements between d w3land W3A rates municipal entities and t'ne approve revealed inconsistencies. The rates which apply to water an entities have been stewatrestructured to moretaccucatelyiand consistently reflect the desired objectives of the service agreementE. Specific issues which have been addressed are the (1) Demand Rate - which has been Sewith then Readinessconsistent a clarified in the rate ordinance rve M contractual r9uireme which defines Denton'e ability to meet clause - tr,,'rc requested demand and volumes, and keepsasidengntwaton gfrom s r'. y> for obligations Denton incurs in p Dallas in behalf of customer cities. xyC. r, PROG _DEPARTMENTS OR GROUPS AFFECTED: w r ~ . ti4 Lake Cities Municipal ff City of Denton, City of Corinth, Lake Cities, °f Utility Authority, citizens of Denton, an(' Corinth. bm d: 4Respect y s ll P4: ' ' City Manager 4~ Prepared bYy~ R. P.. Nela4n Director of Utilities )p d !!~e R. E. Nei on K' Director of Utilities e Attachment 1: Ordinance and Rate Schednies t a' , 1742L II , i ;a NO. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 87-028 TO PROVIDE FOR AMENDED W3 AND W3A WATER RATE SCHEDULES, AND PROVIDING FJR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. THE'COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON HEREBY ORDAINS: SECTION I. That Ordinance No. 87-0281 providing for the adopt on o We Schedules for water and sewer service, is Resale aetoe Rate Scheules amended the adotion Corporations,W Water ' Districts ("Water SaOther la e and Governmental Entities"), attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. SECTION Ii. That the amended Water Rate Schedules W3 and W3A, adopted herein, shall be attached to Ordinance No. 87-028 showing the amendment made. SECTION III_ That the charges p~.-)vtded for In the Rate r Sche u es ere n adopted shall apply to all water services supplied after May 300 1987. ev J ^SECTION IV. That this ordinance shall become effective imme ate y upon its passage and approval. ` PASSED AND APPROVED this the day of 1987. ~ 'x` CITY OF DBNTbN, TEXAS 't ATTESTS ' a'r, 4. A it .l i. ACTING CITY SECRETARY CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORMS DEBRA ADAMI DRAYOVITCH, CITY ATTORNEY x CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS G , A iy 1 I ! I d, BY s 1 v ~yY fl SCHEDULE W3 { WATER SALE FOR RESALE TO MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS,. i WATER DISTRICTS, AND OTHER GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES BY AGREEMENT EFFECTIVE PRIOR TO JUNE 11 1986:. APPLICATION Applicable to all water sales contracts with municipal corpo- rations, water districts, or governmental entities made prior to June 1, 1986, for the purpose of providing water for resale to the t public. Not applicable for temporary, standby, or supplementary ser- vice except in conjunction with applicable rider. I a` MONTHLY CHARGES ry $ (1) Facility Charge $164.25 (2) Volume Rate $ 0.63/1,000 gals. (3) Demand Rate $192.00/1,010 gallons ANNUAL CHARGE a(4) Readiness to Serve Charge $ 0.3437/1,000 gallons I IL • ~ 1' , *As determined in the last month of each Water Year. The { s annual charge, if any, shall be Included on the monthly t r billing for the next July following the end of the Water Year for which it is charged, and shall be billed and be payable in accordance with the monthly billing provided for below. F . y P1.YMENT MI °?4 Denton shall render bills on the tenth (10th) day of each month. Bills shall be due and payable when rendered. Bills are considered delinquent if not paid by the twenty-fifth (25th) day of the month. There shall be a five percent (SO or five hundred ' dollar ($500.00) charge, whichever is less, added to the bill if a not paid by the twenty-fifth (25th) of the month. EFFECTIVE DATE The charges stated herein shall be applied to all water services supplied after May 30, 1987. j L L l 1 ..111 . 'I I SCHEDULE W3A j s MATER SALES FOR RESALE TO MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS, WATER'DISTRICTS, AND OTHER GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES BY AGREEMENT EFFECTIVE ON OR AFTER JUNE It 1986 ) APPLICATION Applicable to all water sales contracts with municipal corpo- rations, water districts, or governmental entities made on or after June 1, 1986, for the purpose of providing water for resale to the public. Not applicable for temporary, standby, or supplementary ser- vice except in conjunction with applicable rider. r MONTHLY CHARGES (1) Facility Charge 4150.00 (2) Volume Rate $ 0.63/1,000 gals. (3) Demand Rate s262.56/12000 gallons Y f ANNUAL CHARGE R(4) Readiness to Serve Charge $ 0.3437/1,000 gallons ' *As determined in the last month of each Water Year. The annual charge, if any, shall be included on the monthly billing for the next July following the end of the Mater Year for which it is charged, and shall be billed and be payable in accordance with the monthly billing provided for below. 'A PAYMENT r Denton shall render bills on the tenth (10th) day of each month. Bills shall be due and payable when rendered. Bills are considered delinquent if not paid by the twenty-fifth (2Sth) day of the month. TI►ere shall be a five percent (S1) or five hundred dollar ($500,00) charge, whichever is less, added to the bill if not paid by the twenty-fifth (25th) of the month, If not paid by the last day of the month, there shall be an additional interest charged on the unpaid balance, equal to the auction average rate F, quoted on a bank discount basis for a twenty-six (26) week treasury bill issued by the United States government, as published by the Federal Reserve, for the week prior to the date such bill or bills are delinquent, or ten percent (101)9 whichever is less. r EFFECTIVE DATE The charges stated herein shall be applied to all water services supplied after May 30, 1987, . «•w r... vr.r „mow. L t DATE: 03/24/87 : CITY COUNCIL REPORT FORMAT TO, Mayor and Members of the City Council s~ FROM: Lloyd Harrell, City Manager SUBJECT: Ordinance for Z-1842 RECOMMENDATION: The City Council requested that an ordinance be prepared for Z-1842 at its meeting of February 3, 19876 SUMMARY: ' r An amendment to a 75 acre planned development located south o: I-35. BACKGROUND: ?u^ The amendment would permit the construction of an eight 48) story building in the 43 acre section designated for commercial land use r and a 1 to 300 parking ratio. The traffic condition concerning signalization has been altered to provide more flexibility. The `e condition was reworded to state 'If the City of Denton is responsible " for funding the signalization of State School Road and I-35 service M road on December 1, 1988, the proportionate share for this develop- ,'t ment, as determined by a traffic study approved by the City Engineer for this development, must be paid by December 31, 1988 or no build- ing permits for Oakmont development will be issued after that date ?d unless the City of Denton has received the funds." PROGRAMSO DEPARTMENTS OR GROUPS AFFECTED: All departments involved in the development process. 4A , w? T1 FISCAL IMPACT: No impact can be determined at this time. Respect[ submitted: cWt t c 1 'r City M nayer L Prepared by, t= 1,, CIL Cecile Carson Urban Planner APpr a i Jeff Mayor Director of Planning and Development r t acya:a-v b~4d~d Sllt'.<A M.atiA.rL~..V-,. r . w.•.• l IA- a 1756L NO. j AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, PROVIDING FOR THE ADOPTION OF AN AMENDED CONCEPT PLAN FOR 43.4 ACRES OF LAND LOCATED SOUTH OF I-3SE AND SOUTHEAST OF STATE SCHOOL ROAD, AS IS MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN, AND BEING A PORTION OF THAT l PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT CREATED BY ORDINANCE NO. 86-109; PROVIDING FOR ADOPTION OF SCHEDULE OF DEVELOPMENT FOR THE } DISTRICT; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ~ WHEREAS, on June 3, 1986, the City Council, by the adoption of Ordinance No. 86-109, approved the creation of a planned development district for 74.8 acres of land, as described therein; and WHEREAS, on February 3, 1987, the City Council held a public hearing on the petition of The Nelson Corporation requesting approval of an amended Concept Plan for 43.4 acres of the Planned Development District, as described herein; NOW, THEREFORE, ' THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON HEREBY ORDAINS: SECTION I. k That, in accordance with the provisions of article 11 of Appendix B-Zoning of the Code of Ordinances, Exhibit "E", attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference, is approved as the amended Concept Plan for the 43.4 acres of land C 1~ described therein. ' SECTION 11. That Ordinance No. 86-1U9 is amended by repealing Exhibit "D-301 , attached hereto, and adopting a new exhibit "D-311, attached hereto and incorporated within Ordinance No. 86-109 by ,.s reference, showing the proposed schedule of development for the " District. SECTION III. 31 1 That this ordinance shall be attached to Ordinance No, 86-109, showing the adoption of the Concept Plan approved herein, and the amendments herein made. SECTION IV. That this ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its passage and approval. .~z ,A i 1 2 4 r i k f L PASSED AND APPROVED this the day of 1987, RA STEP EN , OR CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS j ' ATTEST: ENNIFER ALTERS ACTING CITY SECRETARY CITY OF DEKTON, TEXAS F41 APPROVED AS, TO LEGAL FORM: yet DEBRA ADAMI DRAYOVITCH, CITY ATTORNEY _ CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS z' BY: 1 h{ " iTS r f tk Z a~; Ar ^Jy 7 z `i r.. ' I 5Kr A Yq ~',F, y PAGE 2 J t :y, 44 } `Cf 1 EXHIBIT "E" CONCEPT PLAN FOR OAKMONT DEVELOPMENT-43.4 acre Commercial Use ~Y Tract, consisting of: 1. Legal Description (1 page); µ 2. Concept Site Plan (i page); and 3. Development Standards (4 pages). r ~ i 4 66 ~ fi> l ryrMy ~ 1 ~(IKi~9 ~y tir 'a IY ~5 4 1 6'4+~: ' ~J I 1 ~p y y . 'awn t s t~ , 1 fi (r I 41 1 IT'4~R 1 M '.yr a , yr' 1 y, F 1. Legal Description FIELD NOTES r, 7 OAKMONT 43.40 ACRES BEING a tract of land situated in the C.W. WALKER SURVEY, Abstract No. 1330, City of Denton, Denton County, Texas; COMMENCING at a point in the easterly line of Block 1 of Wimbleton Village, Phase I, an addition to the City of Denton, Denton County, Texas, said point being 77.66 feet northerly of the northerly line of Winston Drive, measured along the easterly line of sold Block 1, said point also being In the common city limits line between the City of Denton and the Town of Corinth; THENCE South 84 deg 00 min 00 sec East, between the Ci with the common city limits line ty of Denton and the Town of Corinth, same being along the southerly line of the C.U. Walker Survey, Abstract No. 1330, a distance of 1801.74 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE North 01 deg 55 min 31 see East, leaving the southerly line of said G.W. Walker Survey, a distance of 278.75 feet to a point for corner, said point being the beginning of a curve to the right having a central angle of 07 deg 47 min 12 sec, a radius of 663.98 feet, and a chord beating of North 83 deg 34 min 19 sec West, with a chord distance of 90.17 feet, THENCE Northwesterly, along said curve to the right, an are length of 90.24 feet to the end of said curve, a point for corner; THENCE North 79 deg 40 min 43 sec Nest, a distance of 914.17 feet to a point for corner, said point being in the northeasterly line of a 50 foot wide gas line easement; THENCE Northwesterly, along the northeasterly line of said gas line easement as follows; North 09 deg 01 min 00 sec West, a distance of 499.98 feet to a point "r for corner; North 12 deg 48 min 00 sec West, a distance of 305.72 feet to a point for corner; THENCE North 47 deg 09 min 00 sec West, leaving the northeasterly line of said gas line easement, a distance of 424.86 feet to a point for corner; THENCE North 42 deg 51 min 00 sec East, a distance of 571.01 feet to a point for corner, said point being In the southwesterly line of Interstate Highway 35E, (300 foot R.O.W.); THENCE South 47 ,leg 07 min 00 sec East, along the southwesterly line of F Interstate Highway 35E, a distance of 2178.42 feet to a point for corner, said point being the beginning of a curve to the left having a central angle of 03 deg 16 min 00 sec, a radius of 5879.64 feet, and a chord bearing of South 48 deg 45 min 00 sec East, with a chord distance of 335.18 feet= THENCE South sasterly, continuing along the southwesterly line of said Interstate Highway 35E, and along said curve to the left, an are length of 335.22 feet to the end of said curve, a point for corner; THENCE South 50 deg 23 min 00 sec East, continuing along the southwesterly line of Interstate Highway 35E, a distance of 500.52 feet to a point for corner; THENCE South 50 deg 33 min 00 sec East, continuing along the southwesterly line of sold Highway, a distance of 97.30 feet to a point for corner, said point being in the of Corinth, same b• ng limits the line southely alinthe e of City the fC W.ntWalker Survey, Abstract Na. 1330; THENCE North 84 deg 00 min 00 sec West, with the common city limits line between the City of Denton and the Town of Corinth, same being along the Walker 1267-00;f yyeet to the the sOF SEGINNING lyand Abstract -r containing 43. 00 acras ofn land. S' e Concept Plan OAKMONT Denton, Teme 44.6 Palo"*# fee • 11.1. FuHgN f,I N..M/• /N 0N•N /P.»NIN, M~ .'•,I« ` 1011 I.M. N,YI• 1.0. h.. n•U• hb• Sall. 111 JJJFFY'' \ •JI••. 114. MN.1.1N11 ,111 ~ / l I \ .a- ~~~F• 110. ry~ 1 l \ FNINUI II \ 1 - 00.0 D` ` ~ ~ tit, i • ti F. r.l ..•1r11•». NN... 1 L 0 00 •r\ 11 _ _ \.b~\ U IN. uiliikW i.Nbl i~ iii SN INY N - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 .1.1 11•.1, . \ • 1.1 / Mae I ,I 1,.1.•1 ` tea. •,M/ l.I~ C Iti f 4 all, .«7.1.. oar i / VIII' hn/b1 H4NH N NF«I b 1114 0.q 011.1. .00.6 bFMg1 W -f I.II,16 'alf N 1. Ill.b• / all •/pN4 N1Mb.11/ IHINUI U» NM.X .y .••0..I L.IN I•, I INI• INN 1/ • .111•.. •."1111.. H IN •.1.4. Woo..1 .0..11 ~»•»I t 4 •11 . I»..1.1.1.. 11.1..41. I.. 1..144Oq«/..LL»+\ ..1...ll1al lH•" N.M.1 M./0. 1 P«I,/ } b.W 4 111.4" IF FIN 141 1141.1.4 04, 114 ON, •NMI"114./11.0./.0.I all, h41N./.I 11.1 .h11..• 1 11.11, 40. bn«Ii1 b..N11.4/114. I4, •1 1ib.F..I'a$, 1 n1 W 1s. 4 11 0.41 04 I.IH N 1 h W bn, h.P4 •0.11, I11b4.1 .11. 1q u1 I44n 44. .IIIH.41 1n4H/ 0660 N Moveless 1 4p bMU. 1 !1 / 1-y 1--~-. IY'1~Y'~yl 11 •L.I.NY 4 1"11 4/0. 111.. 4 IN. 1 14111111.4 f.11414.11416 YI. 11.. p%. flat ® 111F461 I, I 1 141 1...111. 1N /i I.~N 4111« N . IIIII 11•.. •41..4, 4 .~.aw+.r....,...-~_..-..._ ....llrivar la:.xAY'+~li+'•L'.r6YeizIwlWb%.St$....vlY'4Mi1Y,u$IA1[~~Y31'Mr~IJ'ly'6M:N'd7~N1~'I~~aIF•MW~1FFiA '4 1 Y 3, Development Standards (1 of 4) 4 q STATFMNT OF INTENT j To ensure a development that provides a variety of goods and services intended to be compatible with existing and proposed land uses in the vicinity. Y RELATIONSHIP TO DENTON DEVELOPMENT GUIDE This development is located in a moderate intensity area and 4 provides diversity through a community unit concept with jobs close to housing and a transportation balance eliminating trips across town for day-to-day needs. DEVELOPMENT SUMMARY s Commercial and/or office Uses 43.4 dross Acres Total ' Maximum l:l F.A.R. Maximum floor area 1,890,504 square feet TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORTATION ~t There shall be a minimum separation of two hundred (200) feet between points of access off of the Interstate 3SE frontage d; road. Ali streets, paving and parking lots shall conform to standards employed by the City of Denton. PROJECTED TRAFFIC GENERATION 'j Traffic projections outlined in the Site Traffic Analysis for r Oakmont Estates prepared by Barton-Aschman Associates, Inc. i. BUILDINGS Building locations and minimum setbacks as shown on the Concept Plan. A building envelope is defined as that area within which buildings are anticipated to be located. Building envelopes, as indicated on the Concept Plan, are subject to change. a Maximum building height,eiglit (B) stories. - , TREES f, Tree masses are shown on the Conce}t Plan. Every effort will be taken to ensure the survival of significant trees on site. r: a,' 3. Development Standards (2 of 4) t SCREENIVO screening elements shall be addressed on the Detail Plan. OFF-SITE INFORMATION As shorn on the Concept Plan. UTILV [ES J~ Existing utilities as shown on the Concept Plan, The proposed 4J sanitary sewer location is subject to change. Precise locations of utility lines mall be addressed on the Detail Plan for this area. DEVELOPMENT SCHEDULE Detail Deve?'pmei Plans for initial phasing will be r submitted within years, jr by November, 1994. At that time, specific scheduling of Detail Plan submittals for the Yzv'v' remaining phases of this area will be outlined. It is anticipated that buildout of the development should occur wf.thin a 25 year period or by the year 2011. r +ry tF M ^i 7 J( l 1 ~ Wi ~ L t f ~ i •f d of d a., L F y; .a A J` y4 p'I. py j ~ ,V •V. Y t C 1 y n f j I 'S is 3. Cevelopment Standards (3 of 4) e$ COMMERCIAL SHOPPING PERMITTED USES: 4 i All uses as permitted in the commercial and office zoning districts, except that the following uses shall not be perm, *.ted: Amise en , Commercial (outdoor), Drag Strip or 'or ercial Racing Asphalt or Concrete Batching Plant (permanent) Brick Kiln or Tile Plant Cemetery or Mausoleum Dormitory, Boarding or Rooming House Dump or Sanitary Fill Area Extraction and Sale of Sand, Caliche, Stone, Clay or Gravel Fairgrounds or Exhibit Area Go-Cart Track h Halfway House Hatchery, Poultry ' ~r+ Hauling or Storage Company s Heavy Machinery Sales and Storage Home for Care of Alcoholic, Narcotic or Psychiatric Patients Livestock Auction y.`s Livestock Feeding Plant, ans or Yards Mining or Storage of Mining Wastes Open Salvage Yard for Rags or Machinery, etc Petroleum Collecting or Storage Facilities Private Utility Shop or Storage Yard ~r Rodeo Grounds Sand, Gravel or Earth Sues or Storage Stable Commercial Rental 4 Stable, Boarding Stable, Private Club s Storage and Sales of Furniture or Appliances Outside a Building Theater, Drive-in Tire Re-'treading or Capping Tool Rental Trailer Camp or Mobile Home Park Trailer Rent I. rr Sales a ` Used Auto Pa;ts Sales , i i, t 3. Development Standards (4 of 4) s r'a REQUIREMENTS: Height Requirements: Maximum of eight (8) stories. Area Requirements: Front Yard - Minimum twenty-five (25) feet. Yr Side Yard -Minimum fifteen (15) feet. Rear Yard - No rear yard is required. H' lr Landsca end 0~enS~a_ce - Five percent (51) of the total lot area sTiaZ1 be maintained as landscaped open space. Lot Coverage - Maximum fifty percent (S0%) by buildings. Floor Area Ratio: Maximum 1:1 t r Buildin Materials: The main building exteriors shall be constructe o glass, stone, brick, tiles, cement, concrete, or similar materials, or any combination thereof. Parkin Requirements: One (1) off-street parking space shall be ,t provided-for 'aci -three hundred square feet (3001) of floor space, r Traffic Requirements: 1. If the City of Denton is responsibia for funding the 'j signali:ation of State School Road and 1.35 service read on December 10 19880 the proportionate share for this development, as determined by a traffic study approved by the City Engineer for this development, must be paid by r December 31, 1988 or no building permits for Oakmont developpment will be issued after that date unless the r City of Denton has received the funds. b' 2. Prior to the issuance of any building permits for land uses in Phase III or prior to January 1, 1992, whichever r occurs first, a revised traffic study for the entire 725 acre development, specifically addressing all transporta- tion questions relating to property in the City of Denton, x must be submitted and approved by the City Engineer. y 4 i j 7~41' :s S , a EXHIBIT "D-3" YEARS (By 1959) PHASE I LAND USES Tract Land Uses I Mnnber« 3j5 Single Family/Cluster Hanes 4 Single Family Hamel 10 Neighborhood Shoppirq 11 Estate Nomes 12,16 Garden Hoees/'I ownhm" 14 Camarcia, Shopping 17 Apartments/Condon, iniL as 20 21 2 T" mrbr ndomirtitmLs 2 f I x• r rr G~ I ? A t I ~ a~ A k r .o H ,'r fr w r~ 11 t P"JH 1 ,i F': SrE' 1 k ~I 4 ~i~r 1Stf { t" 7c ~ f p N P#,7 EI 3 i. i, f f f t ..1'.. J M 1 11 °~1 1 J ~ ti. f ti 1 t r, r.,, ..,r w%ro o; A.F x.`r.a'1H' O.N.;Ri,WK'A'r.A'•a A!.n.. ..pA41 e' ` I^ A + r r . of ~1 EXHIBIT S C' AP } C S III • t r Not 1 0 scale ~n..~ ~,~,•i ~t Co i o iSF I 1 / OAXMOHT 13 3F /~,y CS F~ • i -SLILWOM AAd I PH H ! 13 SF 1 11 % 1e r g t6 i x t r~,,3r• i 12 t TSw:T< rr y / OO N s s€ 1 ! TH Hi ~a 0 3f k • i 8 EH` l3a 36 P 21• 3R ~EJ uro t. 2? ~fCfrrD " •-grrY - 7y °y•~ 'k~,, iTH i Y I.a.r. r...~rr 11•Agi n.. f ',I Q ~'1,.v{'y~yt { 30 ~._...._0 In.l... n,.rr y; , P f A k ♦ ' • aY. 1. 6 P.. y 4 r.wn l k a, J EH 0. n•r........ W•F.u.l nw.. PHA, , CH' _ 30 .,...I. n.,.. n n C• •LY.gnbr.q/LIMdq ';!~T¢~t '~+k• tl•t...nn.l Ir.rlly ~ ~ 00 •t..ru /upl J ~ir. 6ry U.~u Ala I 71 g~> ~~tu1CH1. fY S y, d'i Y.IM Ilbb Llul I~• H / 31 t1;1 1•x0 37 /TQ 3;0 Flatlg6 6 LAND USES-PHASE [ 411 ~.a} r EXHIBIT "D-3" (Con'd) YEARS 1 (1989-1992) , PHASE II LAND USES Tract Lard US" ' Ntnsiber 66 A rtmait/oondanlnitms r 13 Office Shopping is Villas 19 Garden Office 24027 Single ly/Estata Haw 25 26 Neighboft*d Shopping 28 Garden Officei r 73 Cluster Haan 4 34 Estate Names + +r ~ ~ 1f i Hi y 7 r, r1, 0 n 5 a i Nrd x + 11 1 5 1 .-w 7 i rS V~~'fi n r nl o. aS e T EXHIBIT (Con'd) i\ I~I AP ~I CS 1 1 1 2 Not to Sell@ I j~ . C9 u 4 ' n~s 4 OAKMONT p to t ; r✓1 6F C c: i 14 / f Pk l ! 3H 1 8F 10 \ T t0 s~ 11 . 52 % TMI 2/t • C 42 i p Y 1 e. NO fa' Tk N 0 T•~, 3 `oor ~11.~/ TH , E SR 23 9, ~af ure r. IECErvD •TH 1 . x t ' r 1e 1 a >y r~. i•' / ~ 11.1 .1 . I.n.q w..q ~A±" • Iw.l.. b.H 41.. a..u # o~ E H d 0 9 C a,.1,... « «nn CH PH y1 i .,e•...,.....1.,.... i p ~~~I.6?1.'' ~ r' .1•.. P14.ru t.n.u1 k': 11•C r... r.l prmq 1. ..I........a«a A/c as q ` ~Yyx114ir.l.hll , ae TH I d H off/ t +4ei 4re 71 3i 40 r FIGURE a r LAND USES-PHASE 0 EXHIBIT "D-3" (Con'd) YEARS (1992-Completion) PHASE III LAND USES NtTraar Land Uses ,q 1 Apartments 2 Ccmnercial Shopping 7 Ca m,ercial Shopping 15,23 Single-Family 29 Townhanes 30 Estate Hanes ' 31 Cluster Hanes 32 Patio Hanes 35 Apartmts/COndaniniuru 36 NaGat~iair1 H P J 37 r, 30,39 Tcwhhov" r ! 40 Naighbortaad Stropping ` ~ Ji} 1 ~I Oakmont iI A-1 Cluster Ham"/Patio Hcmes s ! A-2 Patio Hams/Dvlwc p ~2 /Ap~eryt~l+w~nJts/Oa-sdatitni1u~n-s h I~ \1 y ` rfl ` ~ ' I f r I ,~rY ~ r l ~ f r 1 r lY ~ f ~ f . I Zap 0 1 ~i'A .'.Ar( .rf n 1 s 1 r..'4. 6r~ 1" ~r r ic• 'a1 6, Y Ij .r ~ zl' rr 1 1 ~'y 1 _k EXHIBIT "ID-3" (Con'd) N AP C` 1 Not to Seale y OF $rqs + E \ 7 5:.s v'r 7 Q , irz}xi+i ~w Z, x II(` OA><A{ONT Q SF M F 9S e~• r o14..~ t" f E Cs I *;3: o t1 , N IN R S PH ON I 15 i 10 11 12 ~ / A/C ' n 1 'N TN) 17 y COr A/C i 42 r^ITH o r N03 21 - x~. ` 2S 2S ~K~ TH EH ~a 24 ' 9f 24 ure r. i a k 27 r C l 6frIQ o' 1•ea•IUw 11•b 41 x.qu 7 tx•rn n. x/.II 0 fl.lu P. /I.nr Y...1 • ee•1.. /r.nr lNr.. ■Y.u i O tll.lr.. Lull •J Gn.Nalu 14.u 0 /XHIIY M.ql V CN' .n•Inll.a.la...a. a ' ./•.I Ii14.1111 Y•YIIIII 0 MI•M.I MN,Olid I.rMUt Iu IY/. LI IL.IIry ; IE~ H 'f yy>,-~ {Ilr 11.111 J, /HI Cblll l rv N S H Leh$ N FIGURE 7 ` LAND USES-m a~ DATE: 03/21/87 { 3.D. CITY COUNCIL REPORT FORMAT TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council i FROM: Lloyd Harrell, City Manager SUBJECT: Ordinance for Z-1852 RECOMMENDATION: City Council requested that an ordinance be prepared for Z-1652 at its meeting of March 170 1987. ' SUMMARY: r' The property is located on the west aide of FM 21811 approximately 1,000 feet south of the intersection of Teasley lane and Lillian Miller Parkway. A planned development containing 16.6117 acres was approved in 1983 for duplex and office use. BACKGROUND: An amendment, if approved, for the original planned development will permit the development of zero lot line housing on property previously approved for duplex housing. The request is compatible with a low it= intensity area. PROGRAMS, DEPARTMENTS OR GROUPS AFFECTED: All departments involved in the development process. Cy` FISCAL IMPACT: F,. No impact can be determined at this time. ! 1 k' a Res ully subm t eds ~ Y to Harrell i Cit Manager Prepared ~b~ys CyAr, d # Cecile Carson v Urban Planner :j App ved s 9 Jeff M s DirectoC Pla n ng f and Development yv a ~I r h v.......-.. .~...~-...n. n. _ .....,....r. JM MY. 'y'aM. ~.../h.ra a.... n•..q....a. ...a.G"%YL~. 1 y F tl 1755L NO. { i ' AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DENTON* TEXAS, REPEALING OkDINANCE F NO. 83-140; PROVIDING FOR THE CREATION OF A NEW PLANNED DEVELOP- MENT DISTRICT FOR 16.6 ACRES OF LAND LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF F.M. 2181, APPROXIMATELY 1,000 FEET SOUTH OF THE INTERSECTION OF f F.M. 2181 AND LILLIAN MILLER PARKWAY; PROVIDING FOR THE ADOPTION OF A DETAILED PLAN FOR 15,4 ACRES OF THE DISTRICT; PROVIDING FOR 1 A PENALTY IN THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF $1,000.00 FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. . p THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON HEREBY ORDAINS. q a SECTION I. That Ordinance No. 83-140, providing for the creation of a planned development zoning district, is repealed. 5 . I C f SECTION II. That there is created a new planned development district for ` the 16.6 acres of land described in Exhibit "A development hereto and incorporated herein by reference, so that the land shall hereafter be used, developed, and governed by the provisions of this ordinance. SECTION 111. That in accordance with the provisions of article 11 of "rY f ✓ Appendix B-Zoning of the Code of Ordinances, as amended, the Detailed Plan attached hereto as Exhibit "B", and incorporated y, herein by reference, is approved for the 15.4 acres of the District designated for residential use as shown on the approved 4 Detailed Plan. SECTION IV. That the 1.2 acres of land shown on the Final Plat of the ~approved Detail Plan as Lots l and 37 of Block One, designated k for proposed future office use, shall not be considered a part t; of the Detailed Plan approved herein, and shall not be developed until and unless a detailed plan is hereafter submitted and ' approved, in accordance with the provisions of article 11 of Appendix B-Zoning of the Code of Ordinances. The buildings located therein shall be limited to one story. r, i , ' it =mum i } k i SECTION V. Any person who shall violate a provision of this ordinance, or fails to comply therewith or with any of the requirements thereof, or of a permit or certificate issued thereunder, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine not exceeding One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00). Each such person shall be a separate offense for each and every day or witty of deemed 8 l portion thereof during which any violation of this ordinance is committed, or continued, and upon conviction of any such violations such person shall be punished within the limits above. SECTION VI. That this ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its passage and approval. PASSED AND APPROVED this the day of , 1987. RAY STE~ ffENSj MAYOR CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS 4 y ' : r F" ATTEST: .V V ACTING CITY SECRETARY CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS M ✓1 I" IJ 4 r '4t APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM: DEBRA ADAMI DRAYOVITCH, CITY ATTORNEY CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS 1~ W~+ BY: O 1 I Ul/4~ a. f i EXHIBIT "A" LEGAL DESCRIPTION i ALL that certain 16.624 acre tract, or parcel of land situated in the C. POULLALIER SURVEY, ABSTRACT NUMBER 1006, Denton County, Texasl said tract being shown by deeds to John McQuistion as recorded in Volume 1165, Page 695, Deed Records of Den: on County, Texas, and being more particularly described as follows, BEGINNING, for the southeast corner of the tract being described herein at an iron pin at the southeast c+:ner of said McQuistion tracts being also the northeast corner of tract shown by deed to Henry s. Miller i Inc, as recorded in Volume 1089, Page 211, Deed Records of Denton County, Texasl THENCE N.89830'38"W, with the south line of said McQuistion tractsa distance of 1312.30 feet to an iron pin found at the northwest corner of tract shown by deed to John Kosura III as recorded in Volume 1089, Page 216, Deed Records of Denton County, Texasl THENCE N.0'23'08"£ 24'.9 feet to an iron pin found at the southeast r corner of Southmont Places . THENCE N.01437130"E. 328.31 feet to an iron pin found at the southwest corner of tract shown by deed to Denton Independent School District as recorded in Volume 979 Page 174, Deed Records of Denton County, w Texasl r THENCE N.89005146"E, 785.56 feet to an iron pin found at the southeast corner of said school tract; THENCE S.0057102"W, 86.68 feet to an iron pin found at the southwest corner of First National Bank of Dallas Tract; THENCE N,A3405122"E, 494.15 of Teas feet to an iron pin found in the west line ley Lane (Farm Market Road 2181)1 THENCE 5.0.58133"E, with the West line of said road 139.51 a; r a< the beginning of a curve to the left whose radius is 1923,6 f etfeet to K, THENCE Southerly 224,17 feet with aro of said curve to an iron pint THENCE S.0181511l"W, 158.86 feet to the PLACE OF BEGINNING. v' h° r ,J i a ,i , S ~ e i Yn{ e 1 , i EXHIBIT "B" y BENTOAKS SUBDIVISION DETAILF.J PLAN FOR 1S.4 ACRES, CONSISTING OF: # i 1. Detailed Site Plan (l page); 2. Development Standards and Development Schedule (3 pages); and ~s+ 3. Final Plat - Bentoaks, Blocks One and Two (1 psge). is c lib, kkr ~ v rM1 it h r 1 , 3 A l+t, Y -T ~1 !x r r i h 1, i i (r y- w ! r k0. j 1 r 1 e vk ~ . 1 ~ti~ yy i ~ 9~ v r : ^t 6 r 'G :t° w r; r , r' , S k { I" k 1 I ® I 1 { s, iOW a ~a r MIS t = i Y y - lam' I ® I 1 ~ , e I \ ` ~ ~ I I I I w `1 \ `~k\ a I® ©I I~ w BI F I ®1 I ® • el I ~ I ~ I K I tr X\0 f f ~1 . L-4-_ . t ~ F i3E]qT A ~10H -,'rrY.A,4. r i DETAILED PLAN 1 1. STATEMENT OF INTENTt Thie is a request to amend the PD65 Zoning Ordinance to allow a zero R lot line designation an 40 out of 98 lots. The BENTOAKS SUBDIVISION r, is an existing subdivision consisting of 98 duplex lots (allowing 98 units) and 2 lots designated as office. The owners have built 6 duplexes (12 unite) and sold 2 lots on which a duplex is now being constructed, BENTOAKS adjoins Southmont Addition on the west (also a zero lot line development) and Sam Houston Elementary School on the north. Teasley Lane (FM 2181) borders the eastern boundary and south is undeveloped. The ordinance also provides that the entire subdivision be fenced and we are seeking to eliminate fencing for the north, south and west ' boundaries, A solid brick wall has been constructed slong the eastern boundary to buffer the office from the residential. 1 2. RELATION TO DENTON DEVELOPMENT GUIDEt This petition complies with the Denton Development Guide. 3. ACREAGE AND LAND USEt fw The total development consists of 16.6 acres. 1.2 acres are designated office (fronts on FM 2181). Currently, the balance of the 15.4 acres is designated duplex. We are seeking to change 40 lots to allow a zero lot line designation. 4. TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORTATIONt BENTOAKS has only one entrance and exit off of FM 2181. Approximately half of the lots have private alley access easements. The office lots will be limited to access off of Bentoake Drive. Projected traffic (fully developed) will be minimal due to the over- X whelming amount of residential area compared to the office. Since the office land is restricted to single story, residential style construction, i and there is only 1.2 acres of it, traffic from it will be negligible. 5. BUILDINGS, a Currently there are 7 duplexes completed in the subdivision. Y f. t 6, RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISIONt Density will not be affected by this change. Presently and after 3 r, the change, there will be 6,49 units per acre. a P Total project will contain 98 units. The change in the ordinance will basically change one word - instead of attached structures, it will allow detached structures. The number of units and the units per acre will not chance. The minimum lot size is 4500 square feet. See attached plat for lot dimensions and locations. There exists a 25' front set-back, a 10' rear set-back and i side yard set-back of 60. We want to maintain the front and rear set- backs of 25' and 10' respectively, on the zero lot line lots and change only the side yard to allow for up t!+ a minimum of 6' between buildings, not restricting us to build on the '.ot line. Structure on Lot 47A shall be a minimum of 6' from Lot 46B property line. Maximum height on all residential lots is two story; office is one story. { 7. TREESt During development the only trees removed were in the 50' road right- of-way and the private alleys. Approximately 50% of the land was wooded and remains that way. Trees not affected by buildings will be maintained. 8. OPEN SPACE i 1 There are no arks or p greenbelf;s in the subdivision, ° ,k.. 9. SCREENING In the original ordinance, the owner requested that a fence be in- cluded around the entire subdivision. Since that time, a solid brick wall has been constructed on the eastern boundary to act as a buffer between the office lots and the residential lots. Several tenants of the dupl•~xes have had small children who attended Sam Houston Elementary i.' School. They could walk to school in plain view of their parents. Fencing the northern boundary would require that they travel up FM 2281 to Teasley to get to school. Southmont has a fence which covers almost the entire w%evi:;n boundary and the southern boundary is undeveloped and includes a large lake and leaving wooded view which would be obstructed with a fence. We are therefore asking that the fencing requirement be removed on the north, south and west boundaries. 10. LANDSCAPING; Landscaping will be the responsibility of the individual owner. Page Two I i K k e 511[ 12. OFFSITE INFORMATIONt As stated previously, FM 2181 is on the east side, Sam Houston Elementary „ School is on the north, Southmont on the west and undeveloped land to the south. 12, UTILITIESi All utilities, streets, drainageways are existing and comply with all utility requirements. j 134 DEVELOPMENT SCHEDULEi All lots are already developed. The construction of duplexes has z bAen underway for approximately 18 months. With the economy in a depressed + condition, the zero lot line change will allow an alternative type of housing to what is presently offered. We anticipate that 5 to 10 units per year will be constructed which would complete the development by # January, 1998. 71 M U fyl 'kt f• ~44- ' S 1 f. Ad, ' i. ' i 1 I a y, t~ r R . Y I dl 1 4 Page Three M I j i F c`. SCUTHKOWT PLACL I CAD D i 74 I -:Cary[ Grua I DIST IC;Mr rrr/'r OA. , a ,TWzsor"L 211.90' r 00 If I' T} `I -Sop n 01VIL -O o 5oc rc ( CUAYL DATA Iarrr rr I 2/'i Or !1050 15646 ?so v 2 26.9939' SSS 2! 5103 f qp~ 6 I ,1 wwd ILO S !01') W Koo $A 25 1 6 IYy Sfi 1511! LID rI , It TIN • , old 41 rfMT " BLOCK T Two 'w 'i. i DIsD ' s n~r ~ vst9nt< 4 _AM t I a• `no3 IisS " - ' r C I- ~ n2Ua/ ,x~ t y,'i SOf7 . Ilj. f-AKMEw TS ID • y T- ® ooMfr. •COMMUgICATIOM 0. • OAA^W Cr2 II 7 \ f37'OArr am N r♦ _ C•' - ®w rf11 `i t T ~:iu o ~ a • ~Y/211 ~~~iii S+NM OF DALLAS xr- 4 80, ry 1 7 y~ ~ ~rrprrr YratrrT. ILO<Ay ONi+'arut® SlTL I lot 2" S'~tl at~yT.___ ` s r""r orti6lfyl 1.2LASY A2 fa~ffll'[ SI L 0-0 TO q ~'~110!'O FINAL KAI 1 'BENTOAK9 ILOCKD ON9 IIJ TWO Orwl _ 1«Ilr I4.621 eats M too 306 MANOR NI IM1 MARCH lot D, IO ffeC't C. ►OVLLALItA SURVEY A- JON DEN TON, ACTON, J(AS 7'12Lf rrr rrwlrnFnw Cllr • CaMr d Dirlr,Trrq i { DATE: March 19, 1987 a CITY COUNCIL REPORT FORMAT a y TO: Mayor and Members of the City Council { s FROMs Lloyd V. Harrell, City Manager r SUBJECT: Adoption of an ordinance approving an interlocal agreement between the City of Denton and Denton County relative to the ^3 - holding and disposition of dogs and cats from the unincorporated areas of Denton County. RECOMMENDATION: The Staff recommends approval of the ordinance. SUMMARY: The attached agreement provides for the acceptance, holding and disposition of animals from the unincorporated areas of Denton County and requires the County to reimburse the City for the full cost of such service. The County has tentatively agreed to participate in the expansion of the Animal Control Centers however, we have not yet formalized any such agreement. Should our w negotiations fall through on their participation in the expansion, the City has the right to cancel this agreement upon thirty (30) day written notice. BACKGROUNDS N 'Z?p K This past summer we determined that our practice of accepting, holding and disposing of animals from outside the City of Denton for a nominal drop-off . ; fee was exceeding all financial contribution previously provided by Denton ` County. As dictated by the City Council, we notified all jurisdictions within the County that we would terminate this practice effective October 1, ^r ; ' 1986. Additionally, we offered an alternative to these jurisdictions which included their financial participation in the expansion of the Animal Center and reimbursement to the City for all operating expenses incurred by the City relative to the holding and disposition of animals received from each partic- " ular jurisdiction. While we have received some interest from some of the other cities, Denton County is the only entity which has actually pursued our a w'' offer. PROGRAMS, DEPARTMENTS OR GROUPS AFFECTEDs r.. ,r Animal Control Division. T ` Residents of Denton County. j i fi 4 CITY COUNCIL REPORT FORMAT { March 19, 1997 Page 2 FISCAL IMPACTe t We would anticipate that this agreement would generate approximately $25,C30 in additional revenues to the City with our costs being in the same neighbor- hood. uhf i C Respectf y submitted, r ~ Y Lloydt;V Harrell City Manager Prepared byi r ma= r Zl~' Bi Vg Director of Community Services S ~ rod{ Approved bye Hill Angelo Director of Community Services P° ~kn ra, •1,rt ' 3 lac03198713 r 1 y " ] 4 y~ ~ S 4 , is i Ya M 5 ~ ' },~Sr ,r i fib' 1734L 4 r NO. 1 s.7 i { ~3 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AN INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY w OF DENTON AND DENTON COUNTY FOR THE IMPOUNDMENT AND DISPOSITION OF DOGS AND CATS; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON HEREBY ORDAINS: P 1 y i~ t SECTION I. That the City Council of the City of Denton hereby approves an agreement between the City of Denton and Denton County for impoundment and disposition services for dogs and cats, a copy } of which is attached hereto and incorporated by reference herein. SECTION II. That this ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its passage and approval. PASSED AND APPROVED this the day of 1987. r '~y ~ •L 4a RAY STE HENS, MAYOR , ~`"ti• CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS hk y k ' , F ATTEST s 1 JENNIFER 1 A ACTING CITY SECRETARY CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS vi APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM: DEBRA ADAMI DRAYOVITCH, CITY ATTORNEY CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS 4 BY: • , pit r 11 i s s rC 1734L 't s j THE STATE OF TEXAS S INTERLOCAL COOPERATION AGREEMENT COUNTY OF DENTON S This Agreement is made and entered by and between Denton County, a political subdivision of the State of Texas, herein- after referred to as "COUNTY", and the City of Denton, a home rule municipal corporation of Denton County, Texas, hereinafter referred to as "CITY". WHEREAS, COUNTY is a duly organized political subdivision of the State of Texas engaged in the administration of County Government and related services for the benefit of the citizens of Denton County, and WHEREAS, CITY is a home rule municipal corporation, duly organized and operating under the laws of the State of Texas and is engaged in the services of holding and disposing of dogs and cats for the benefit of the citizens of Denton; and WHEREAS, CITY is the owner of certain vehicles, facilities and equipment designed for the transporting, holding and dispo- sition of dogs and cats and has in its employ trained personnel x a, r whose duties are related to the use of such vehicles and r equipment; and ' WHEREAS, COUNTY desires to obtain impoundment and disposition services for dogs and cats rendered by CITY, as more fully hereafter described, for the benefit of the residents of Denton County, Texas; and i;1 a WHEREAS, the provision of impoundment and disposition of "1" 4 dogs and cats is a governmental function that serves the public health and welfare and is of mutual concern to the contracting parties; and WHEREAS, COUNTY and CITY mutually desire to be subject to the provisions of Tex. Rev. Civ. St at, Art. 4413 (31c), The Interlocal Cooperation Act and contract pursuant thereto; NOW, ` THEREFORE, COUNTY and CITY, for the mutual consideration here- inafter stated, agree as follows: k A. COVENANTS OF THE CITY: 1, Holding of Dogs and Cats. The CITY agrees to accept and hold dogs and cats lawfully impounded by authorized reprc- sentatives of COUNTY and to accept and hold dogs and cats brought rte. yr .Ir' to and released to the Center from residents of the unincorpo- rated areas of COUNTY under the following terms and conditions: (a) Holding Period for Dogs and Cats. The CITY agrees to hold such dogs and cats for a period of ninety-six (96) hours from the time they are accepted by the Animal Control Center, unless such animal is released to the Center by the animal's owner, in order to allow 7 the owners of the impounded animal a reasonable amount of time to reclaim the impounded animal. if the animal is not reclaimed within the ninety-six (96) hour period, the ownership of the animal shall revert to the CITY and the animal will be held for adoption or humanely destroyed. Animals will be $ humanely destroyed or placed for adoption at the discretion of the Animal Control Supervisor. (b) Holding Fees for Impounded Dogs. For the purposes of t is Agreement, CITY will charge Six Dollars ($6.00) per day holding fee for each day that an animal is held at the Center. This fee will be assessed against the owner of the animal at the time the animal is reclaimed. No animal will be released until all applicable fees are paid in full. (c) iiolding of Quarantined Animals. CITY agrees to accept and- old rabid suspects in quarantine for COUNTY when conditions permit, and such action is authorized by a representative of COUNTY. (d) Holding Fees for Quarantined Animals. The holding r Fee or quarantine- an macs shall be Seven Dollars ($7.00) per day for each day that the animal is held. (e) Head Shipments and Rabies Testing. Upon request of C011NTY9 CITY will provide for the removal and ship- s<,` went of the heads of rabid suspects for clinical rabies testing at the Texas Department of Health. The fee for this service shall be Thirty-five Dollars ($35.00) for each head shipped. B. COVENANTS OF COUNTY: 1. Financial Res onsibilit In order to reimburse the CITY for its costs ncurre under this Agreement, County agrees to pay for the holding fees and euthanasia fees on all dogs and cats received from the unincorporated areas of COUNTY or its authorized agent if the animal(s) is not reclaimed by its owner. These fees will be assessed on the following basis: PAGE 2 r i a (a) Euthanized Animal $6.00 per day holding fee for four (4) days for each animal $24.00 3 i $7.00 Euthanasia Fee $ 7.00 $31.00 f Total Fee (b) Adopted Animal q~ $6.06 per day holding fee for four (4) days for each animal $24.00 (c) Head Shipments $35.00 2. COUNTY agrees payment shall be made within forty-five (45) days of receipt of invoice by the COUNTY. CITY agrees to and accepts full responsibility for the acts, negligence, and/or omissions of all of CITY'S employees, and agents, CITY'S subcontractors, and/or contract laborers doing work under a contract or agreement with CITY in performance of this agreement with said CITY. COUNTY agrees to and accepts full responsibility for the acts, negligence, and/or omissions of all of COUNTY'S employees, and agents, COUNTY'S subcontractors, and/ or contract laborers doing work under an agreement or contract 1 with COUNTY in performance of this agreement with CITY. It is further agreed that if claim or liability shall arise from the joint or concurring negligence of both parties hereto, it shall be borne by them comparatively in accordance with the laws of " the State of Texas. This Paragraph shall not be construed as a waiver by either party of any defenses available to it under the o f laws of the State of Texas. It is understood that it is not the t r t „ 1 ~i, intention of the parties hereto to create liability for the benefit of third parties, but that this agreement shall be for ,I the benefit of the parties hereto. The fact that the COUNTY and CITY accept certain responsi- bilities relating to the collection and impounding of dogs and cats under this agreement as a part of their responsibility for providing protection for the public health and welfare and, 4 therefore, makes it imperative that the performance of these i vital services be recognized as a governmental function and that PAGE 3 r L 1 I 1 the doctrine of governmental immunity shall be, and it is hereby invoked to the full extent possible under the law, Neither CITY nor COUNTY waives or shall be deemed hereby to waive, any immunity or defense at from would the otherwise be ovfailable to it governmental against claims arising functions. a IV. The term of this Agreement commencing as of October 1, sha1986eandrendingi5eptember 30 1 1987, Thereafter, this Agreement shall be renewed for succes' l slue additional one (1) year terms commencing on October l of each year if the COUNTY and CITY a3rec in writing on or before the first day of October to a successive term and the amount of consideration to be paid hereunder for each successive term; Agreement, noticeyto the other. uponithirty (30) either party V. This agreement represents the entire and integrated agreement between CITf ani COUNTY and supersedes all prior negotiations, umr oral. This representations and/or agreements, wi her written agreement may be amended only by itten instrent signed by f " both CITY and COUNTY. V1. , This agreement and any of its terms or provisions as well as the rights and duties of the parties hereto, shall be governed by the laws of the State of Texas. E In the event that any portion of this agreement shall be ~f found to be contrary to law, it is the intent of the parties hereto that the remaining portions shall remain valid and in full force and effect to the extent possible. { VIll. The undersigned officer and/or agents of the parties hereto are the properly authorized officials and have the necessary authority to execute this agreement on behalf of the parties hereto, eand each y exhereby tending Cesaidiauthority haverbeent duly necessary passed and are now in full force and effect. PAGE 4 A-4 l 1 I ~ Executed in duplicate originals this the day of 1987. CITY OF DENTON f BY: RAY STEPHENS, MAYOR i! ATTEST: r JENNIFER W E S a ACTING CITY SECRETARY r, APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM: r DEBRA ADAMI DRAYOVITCH CITY ATTORNEY ' BY: ' COUNTY OF DENTON .ti s r , BY: t,t~f ~I BURGS , COUNTY JUDGE „.J ATTEST: 1 y}i ° 2. BY: COUNTY CLERK APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM: l~ ATTORNH FOR DENTON COUNTY r BY: 17 l •1 } PAGE S •al a 1 AGENDA CITY OF DENTON CITY COUNCIL March 24, 1987 ? .R Work Session of the City of Denton City Council on Tuesday, March 24, 1987, at 5:30 p.m. in the Civil Defense Room of the Municipal Building at which the following items will be considered:3 5:3U p.m. ` 1, Receive a report on Council goals. 19 ~ 2. Receive an update on the following COGncil goals: A. Relations with minorities B. Court of Record C. User Fees ry 3. Hold a discussion on the proposed front yard parl-ing ordinance. 4. Executive Session: A. Legal Matters Under sec. 2(e), Art. 6252-17 stw+ V.A.T.S. + St w+ 1. Receive a report and hold a discussion on worker's compensation settlement. t" 2. Hold a discussion regarding pending n litigation, including Maverick vs. the City of Denton and Murray vs. the City of Dezron. f 1. ? B. R!al Estate Under Sec. 2(f), Art. 6252-17 V.A.T.S. e . 1. Hold a discussion regarding the leave of Flow Hospital. C. Personnel/Board Appointments Under Sec. 2(g), Art 6252-17 V.A.T.S. Special Call Meeting of the City of Denton City Council on Tuesday, March 24, 1987, at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building at which the following items will be E considered: `r 7:00 p.m. F.eceive a request from the Board of Dirantors of Flow l~ Memorial Hospital for funding. % s 2. Recei:a a request from the Shriners to solicit funds; from various city streets May 1 and 2, 1987. ti' xr 4 v - Y (r 4V , City of Denton City Council Agenda March 24, 1987 j Page 2 3, Ordinances A. Consider adoption of an ordinance entering into agreement with William Rigg Company for the broker services. ~ purpose of insurance and B. Consider adoption of an ordinance amending Ordinance No. 87-028 to provide for an amended W3 ~ ` and WA water rate schedules, and providing for an effective date. C. Consider adoption of an ordinance providing for an amended concept plan for 43.4 acres of land located south of 1-35E and southeast of State School Road, and being a portion of that planned development district created by Ordinance No, 86-109. (Z-1842) D. Consider adoption of an ordinance repealing < Ordinance No. 83-140, providing for the creation of a new planned development district for 16.6 acres of land located on the west side of FM 2181, approximately 1,000 feet south of the intersection of FM 2181 and f.i111an Miller „ Parkway, and providing for the adoption of a detailed plan for 15,4 acres of the district. (Z-1852 - PD-65) s~ E. Consider adoption of an ordinance approving an interlocal agreement between the City of Denton and Denton County relative to the holding and aft{ disposition of animals from the unincorporated A areas of Denton County. r d`. F -4, Resolutions A, Consider approval of a resolution supporting the i Flow Memorial Hospital Board of Directors authority to receive donations for the hospital. Miscellaneous matters from the City Manager, Official Action on Executive Session items: A, Legal Matters B, Real Estate ' C. Personnel D. Board Appointments r ~ q. l 4 t 1 I. if M I { i t City of Denton City Council Agenda March 24, 1987 Page 3 7. New Business: This item provides a section for Council Members to suggest items for future agendas. 8. Executive Session: A. Legal Matters Under Sec. 2(e), Art. 6252-17 V.A.T.S. B. Real Estate Under Sec, 2(f), Art. 6252-17 ? V.A.T.S. 'J Personnel/Board Appointments Under Sec. 2(g), Art 6252-17 V.A.T.S. C E R T I F I C A T E ' I certify t%at the above notice of meeting was posted on the bulletin boa at the Cit Hall of the City enton, Texas on the day of 1987 at o'clock 02 ~,L (a. P.m. 4 FTY SECRETAR 2596C is •c, ~ ~ ~ IT . JAI t4 . f ~y r YIr,, 41 . Jy \H A` J l tifd 1. 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