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AGENDA
EMERGENCY ADDENDUM
CITY OF DENTON CITY COUNCIL
August 11, 1981
1. Adoption of a Resolution cancelling the City of Denton
City Council Meeting of August 18, 1981.
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CITY OF DENTON CITY COUNCIL
August 4, 1981
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Joint Meeting of the City of Denton City Council and the
Hospital Board at 400 p,m., Tuesday, August 41 1981 at Flow
Memorial Hospital at which the following items of business will
be considered.
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1. Discussion on the operations of the hospital.
2. Executive Sessions
A. Legal Matters - Under Sec. 2(e), Art. 6252-17
V.A.T.S. '
B. Real Estate - Under Sec. 2(fArt, 6252-17
V.A.T.S.
C, Personnel - Under Sec. 2(g), Art. 6252-17 V.A.T.S. i
D. Board Appointments - Under Sec. 2(gArt,
6256-17 V.A.T.S.
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Regular Meeting of the City of Denton City Council at 7:00 p.m.
in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building at which the
following items of business will be considered.
7&00 p.m. I
1. Consent Agenda
Each of these items is recommended by the staff and
approval thereof will be strictly on the bards of the
Staff recommendations, Approval of the Consent Agenda
authorizes the City Manager or his designee to
implement each item in accordance with the Staff
recommendations.
A. Bids and Purchase Orderss
1. Bid # 8917 Sale of Real Estate.
2. Bid # 8919 500 MCM Copper Cable,
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City of Denton City Council Agenda
August 4, 1981
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2. ordinances:
A. Adoption of an Amendment to the Electric Rate
I Ordinance relating to clarification of primary
service and secondary service customers.
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B. Adoption of an Amendment to the Electric Rates
relating to charges for churches.
ti C. Adoption of an Amendment to the calculation
I! provisions for average billing,
[ 3. introduction of an ordinance instituting disannexation
III proceedings of City of Denton generation plant site
(Spencer Power Plant).
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4. Approval of a site plan for planned development (PD-6s '
Golden Triangle mall) for a 32 lane bowling center
located at the northwest corner of San Jacinto
Boulevard and Colorado. (The Planning and Zoning
commission recommends approval.)
5. Report to the City Council on the 1980 Census Data for
purposes of redistricting single member districts.
6. Discussion of mobile and modular homes in the City of
Denton,
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7. Approval of a recommendation from the Cable Television
Advisory Board relative to proposed legislation
affecting the ability of local governments to regulate
f rates,
13. Designation of dates for the 1981-82 Budget workshop
Sessions.
9. Official Action on Executive Session Items:
A. Legal Matters
B. Real Estate
C. Personnel
D, Board Appointments
10. New Businessr
This item provides a section in which to suggest new
items of business for future agendas.
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City Council Agenda
Summary Sheet
Meeting Dates August 4, 1981
Agenda Item lit
Subject: Bid #8917 Sale of Real Estate
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Summarys This property is located on the east side c,f
North Bell Ave.between Sherman Drive and Cornado.
As shown on the attached map. The property is
surplus after the extension of Bell Ave. We
advertised and sent the pr.~pieal to severa'', pro-
spective bidders and received four bids. The
high bid was from Mr. Richard F. Hare of For!
Worth, Texas. Mr. Hare is the owner of the
adjacent property. This bid calculated at
$6,969.59 per acre. We consider this tq be
a fair price if you take into consideration
the location.
Action Requiredt Approval by Council
Altenatives,0 Not approve the high bid and retain the property.
Recommendations We, Purchasing and Rick Svehla recommend the high
IIII bid from Mr. Richard F. Hare in the total amount
3 of $4,969.32 be awarded this bid.
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Exhibit: Tabulation sheet
Map
Submitted eyt John J. Marshall., C.P.M.
Purchasing Agent
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f` BID TITLE. Sale of Real Estate (N. Bell) University R, J. Daniel Richard
Drive Cuditis Carrizales Hare
OPENED 7-14-51 2 pm Vet. Hospital
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City Council Agenda
Summary Sheet
Meeting Date; August 4, 1981
Agenda Item 4t
Subjecti Bid #8919 500 MCM Copper Cable
Summary., This bid is for the purchase of 4500 feet of
500 MCM unishield copper cable. This material
is warehouse stock, It is used by the Electric
Distribution Department for new construction
and/or maintenance of the underground distribu-
tion system.
Action Requiredi Approval by Council
Source of Funds: This material is purchased from working capital
funds account number 05-98-87-08 and recharged
to the electric department account numbers or
worts order as it is used,
Recommendations We recommend this bid be awarded to the low
bidder of Nelson Electric in the amount of
$4,432 per foot- or $19,944.00 total, FOB Denton,
delivery 2 weeks, terms are net, 30.
Exhibitai Tabulation sheet
Submitted Byt Tom D. Shaw, C.P.M.
Aast. Purchasing Agent
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BID 8919
BID TITLE 500 MCM Copper Cable Nelson Temple Electrical VESCO
PriesYer Graybar Dist,
OPENED ^7-21-81 2100 pm Supply Electric Electric Inc. Prod,
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4.52631 .432 4,86675, NB 5.750
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Rhome . Anaconda Anaconda Anaconda
Brand
14 days stock wke
Delivery 12 wks ,
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2% 10/30 net, net. net,
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Terms
Net total 19,961,02 19,944,00 _
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CITY COJNCIL AGENDA ITEM
SUBJECT:
Consider Amendment to Electric Rate Ordinance
Relating to Clarification of Primary Service and
Secondary Service Customers.
SUMMARYs
in the development of the new electric rates,
apparently some confusion existed on the part of our
rate consultant regarding the definition of a
"Primary .Service" customer (customer owns
transformer) and "secondary Service" customer (City
owns transformer), plus the significance of the
option available in metering a large customer at
Primary (high) voltage or Secondary (low) voltage or
the option of metering a Secondary Service Customer
at Primary or secondary voltage and compensating
appropriately for the 2% transformer losses when
using such metering location option. As a result of
this confusion, two ambiguous and confusing
paragraphs in Section (9) of Schedule C (Cc-mercial)
rates were inadvertantly included in Lne rate
ordinance. This led the Utility, Data Processing
` and Customer Service staffs to implement the rates
incorrectly in such a way as to double discount
1 approximately 16 commercial accounts.
The old rates provided a 158 discount for "Primary
Service Customers. This discount was included as
C part of the computer rate calculation program. The
new rates were designed to take the discount into
account in the actual rate (Primary Service Rate).
Apparently, when the new rates were entered into the
computer, the 15% eA scousit calculation was not
deleted from most of the, 16 Secondary Servivu
accounts where the City several years ago elected to
meter on the Primary voltage and some bills were
improperly allowed a 15% discount on their demand
charge.
The Utility Department staff has worked with the
Data Processing and Customer Service staffs and have
corrected the problem in the rate calculating
j program. It is )w necessary to amend the pertinent
sections of the rate ordinance to clarity the rate
calculation methodology.
A draft ordinance (Exhibit I) has been developed and
E included in the attached exhibit.
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FISCAL SUMMARY:
i The error in the rate calculation program resulted
in an undercollection Of approximately $14,650.
The Staff recommends that since there Was some
takenlto retroactively Ocollect othe aunder collection
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of approximately $14,650.
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I ACTION REQUIRED:
Recommendation to either approve or disapprove
attached ordinance amendment.
RECOMMENDATION:
The Board recommends approval of subject ordinance
amendment.
Respectfully,
R. S, Nelson
Director of Utilities
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EXHIBIT I Proposed g OrOrdinance Amendmr(it
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LFGHT1 CL RATE
Schedule C
} (1) Net Monthly Rate;
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Demand Charge;
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j Primary Service: $1,80 per month per kW for all kW oF,
billing demand.
secondary service: $2.10 per month per kW for all k1f of
It 1 tilting demand.
fl Rnergy Charge;
Billing months of June through September:
Primary Service: All kWh 0 4.100 per kWh'
Secondary Service: All D'h 8 4.I5t per kWh
Billing months of October through 14ay;
Primary Service: All kWh a 3.801•per kifh
Secondary Service: All kWh 6 3.85f per kWh
(2) Customer Facility Charge:
f Primary Servicot 8 $46.00 per month
Secondary Service: 3o 0 $ 9.00 per month
S Secondary Service to A s 4.50 per month
(3) Availability:
Available to commercial and industrial users except' that
service hereunder 1s not available for resato,, breakdown or
standby power.
(4) Billing Demand:
Equal to the kW load metered during the 11-mtnute period of
maximum use during the current rionthly• billing period, or in
eases where the connected load is constant, the city may, at
1 its option, estimate the kW demand. For neon type slgnr one
volt ampere shall bt considered the equivilent of 3/4 watt.
(S) Minimum Charge:
An amount equal to the demand charge as calculated above
but not less than fifty percent (503) of the maximum monthly
demand charge for any month during the preceding 11 months.
(6) Payment;
Billing for services hereunder will be of the not mor.thly
rate payment of whit;: is due when bills are Issued. Bills
which: aru not paid within ten (10) calendar days from the data
of lssuanmd thereof will be considered overdue, ?
(7) Energy Cost Adjustnant:
All charges of the net monthly rate will he increased or
decreased according to the current energy adjustment clause.
(8) Power Factor Requirements & Adjustments: ;
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The utility reserves tho right to make tests to determine
the power factor of the user's installation served hereunder
during periods of maximum demand or by measurement of the
average power factor for the monthly billing period. Shouid
the power factor so determined be below ninety (901) percent,
th6 demand for billing purposes will be determined by
multiplying the uncorrected kW Billing Demand by ninety (901
percent and dividing by the determined power factor,
(9) Alternate Primary Service 4 Discount (Transformation
Equipment Owned by the User):
Primary service will, upon request, he made available to
users with a twelve (k?) month averago monthly demand of 7S0 kif
• or greater. Primary service will be rendered at one point on
j the users premises at a nominal voltage of l3 200 volt's or
1 69,000 volts three-phase,'-at the option of the uti~ity,
When the alternate primary service is supplied, the user
shall own, operate and maintain all facilities necessary to
receive primary service and all transformation 'facilities
required for conversion to utilitation voltage, Thr, utility
shall own, operate and maintain all metering facilities (either
primary or secondary retering at the utility's option).
Where the user owns, operates and maintains the
transformation equipment and where the utility elects to appiy
its metering facilities, on the h1 h voltage side of such i
transformation equipment, the user wx 1 be allowed a fifteen i
(IS%) percent reduction from the monthly Demand Charge.
tt Where the user owns, operates and maintains the {
transformation equipment and where the utility blects to applyy I
Its metering facilities on the low voltage side Of such
transformation equipment, the user VT11 be allowed a thirteen i
(k53) percent reduction from the monthly Demand Chat-go; the
difference between fifteen (153) percent and thirteen (154)
percont being the allowance for lasses in the user's facilities.
(10) Special Facilities;
h Ail services which require special facllitfus in order to
meet the customer's service requirements shall be provided
subject to special facilities rider,
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(D) OCAi GOVF.RNMtlN1' LIGHTING B POWER SBRYICL RATE
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' (1) Not Monthly Rate:
Energy Chargo;
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Bilking months of June through September:
All kWh a 4.154 per kWh
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Hitting months of October through May;
All k(fh @ 3.8S J 4 per kWh
(.2) Customer Facility Charge., $7,25 per month
k (3) Availability;
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 25.21 (C)(9) OF CHAPTER 25,
' UTILITIES, OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DENTON,
TP,XAS, PERTAINING TO PRIMARY SERVICE ('TRANSFORMATION E UIPMBNT
OWNED BY THE USER); AMENDING SECTION 2S-21 (0)(10) ~P SAID
CHAPTER PROVIDING, FOR SECONDARY SERVICE - PRIMARY METERED
(TRANSFORMATION EQUIPMENT OWNED BY THE CITY), AND DECLARING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION I.
Section 25 21 (C)(9) Primary Service (Transformation Equip-
most owned by the User) of Chapter 25 of the Code of Ordinances
of the City of Denton, Texas, 1s hereby amended so that the
same shall hereafter read as follows,
"(9) Primary erj~ice (Transformation Equipment Owned
by the Us
Primary Service will, upon request, he made
available to users with a twelve (12) month
average monthly demand of 756 kW or greater.
Primary Service will he rendered at one point on
tho user's premises at a nominal voltage of '
i 13,200 volts or 69,000 volts three-phase, at the
{ option of the utility.
When the Primary Sorvice is supplied, the user
shall own, operate and maintain all facilities
necessary to receive Primary Service and all
transformatfnn facilities required for conversion
to utilization voltage. The Utility shall own,
operate and maintain all, motoring facilities;
either at primary or secondary voltage, at the
utility's option. Where the City elects to meter
at secondary voltage, two percent (21) shell he
added to the Demand Charge, Energy Charge, and
Energy Cost Adjustment Charge to account for
transformer losses,"
SECTION 11.
Section 25.21 (C)(10) of Chapter 25, of the Code of
Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas, is hereby amended so
f that the present subsection (C 10) shall herenfter he
j renumbered as subsection (C)(II) and iAs or tInq a new subsection
(C)(10) so that the same shall read as followst
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"(10) Secondary Service Primary Metered (TransfOr-
mntion Equipment Owned by the City):
Where the utility elects to apply its metering
facilities on the high voltage side of City
owned and maintained transformation equipment,
the user shall be billed at the Schedule C
Secondary Service Rate and allowed a two (21)
percent
and reduction in s
cote ADemand djustmentar ChnreeCto
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account for t ra n s
(11) Special Facilities;
All services which require special facilities in
order to meet the customer's` service
requirements shall be provided subject to
special facilities rider,"
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SECTION III,
This ordinance shall become effective from and After its
date of passage and approval,
PASSED AND APPROVED This the _ day of August, 1981.
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C, J. TAYLOR JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DBNTbN, TEXAS
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM
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SUBJECTS
Consider Amendment to Electric Rates Relating to
charges for Churches.
SUMMARY:
I Several church organizations have raised a concern
over the charging of a demand rate on church
electric customers. In examining this concern, the
Utility Department staff has identified two
situations.
The first situation occurs where the small churches
will usually only reach their maximum demand on
Sunday mornings during the off-peak hours. in some
cases, the demand billing will exceed the actual KWH {
energy billing.
The second situation occurs where a few large
churches have numerous activities taking place
during times which may effect the system demand, In
these situations, it is probably proper to charge
demand rates as is currently being practiced.
The Utility Department staff has presented the
following alternatives to the Board for
considerations
1. Leave the current rates as they are, The staff
agrees that some inequity exists in the present
rate structure and feels some modification may
be appropriate.
2. Allow churches whose load factor is less than
50% the option of being billed at the
E, residential rate or the commercial rate. At the
request of the individual qualifying churches,
each account would be examined to determine the
most economical method. if a church opts for
either rate then they must continue on that rate
j for 12 billings before they could change,
3. Reduce the demand each month by some factor.
Texas Power and Light currently uses a factor of
66.68 in calculating church bills.
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FISCAL SUMMARY:
Very preliminary analysis indicates the the annual
revenue reduction would xbe in seven church
$20,000~-$25rU00 on Denton '3
ACTION REQUIRED:
Approve or deny the Ordinance amendment to electric
rates relating to charges for churches.
RECOMMENDATION: of Jul
The Public utilities Board, at their meeting y i
, 1981, recommended the attached rate ordinance al.l
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Council alloaring
i amendment to the City oast, whose average
qualifying churches, upon request, p
than 50%, the option of being
load factor is less rcial rate.
co comme sidered an interim
with he resident al or
d recommended a detailed
aff to Boar conduct
rate and instructed the st application by January 1982, The
study of the rate app
Board akecotttihededesideat all ntial church ehavemetheir~rate
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adjusted back to the implementation of the new
electric rates. (see attached)
Respectfullyr
R.E, Nelson
Director of Utilities
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i (S) Payment:
Billiement for of service herauad when gill be are tissued, monthly
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rate, pay which i' calendar days from the date
which are not paid within ten (k0)
of issuance thereof will be considered overdue.
(6) Energy Cost Adjustment:
thly rate
charges of the net monadjwill be ustment Increased or
'decreased according to the current energy
(7) Special Facilities:
services which require special facilities, in order to
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meet the custbmer's service requirements shall be provided
subject to special facilities radar.
(B) RE~ SIb t 5ERYT_--- CB RATE
(S~hadule R 2
(1) Hat Monthly Rate:
Billing Months of June through September:
B 4.651 per kWh
All kWh
Billing months of October through May:
All kWh ! 4.35# per kWh
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Energy billed during Bach of the months of December through
r pebruary which is in excess of 1000 kWh for a single fautl y
unit or 1004 kWh timO ate 4n15t8Pef kiihti
electrically h fithe en ire homeiis
unit will bD supplied pump or rerlstanee.
.(2) Customer Facility Charge:
4.50 per month-
+ 7hrSinglaee pha phassee @ 18.00 per month
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(3) Availability:
Applicable for single family residential use.
(4) Service:
At the utility's available secondary voltage and phase.
(S) Payment:
Billing for service hereunder will be at the net Monthly
Yale payment of which is due when bills are issued. Bills
E' whic~ are not paid within ten (10) days from the date of
issuance thereof will be considered overdue.
(6) Energy cost Adjustment:
All arfis Of doovensodhaccording toothe current lenergy adj:stmantieiause- or I net (1) Special Fncilittos:
All services which require special far.llltics in order to
:oeet the Curls sarv crldeuirements shall be provided, facilitios III subject to special
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 2$-21 (B)(3) OF CHAPTER 25,
UTILITIES, OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THIS CITY OF DENTON,
TEXAS PERTAINING TO CHURCJ ELECTRICAL SERVICE RATES; AND
DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
THE COUNCIL OF 788 CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, 11EREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION I.
Section 25.21 (B)(3) of the Code of Ordinances of the City
of Denton, Texas, Is hereby amended so that the S(ime shall
hereafter read as follows:
"(3) Availability,
Applicable for single family residential use. Also
applicable, upon request, for churches recognized as
tax-exempt by the internal Revenue Service and having
r average load factors less tharr, fifty percent (SOl1.
Any such church requesting the residential service ;
-rate shall remain on such rate for a period of at
least twelve (12) consecutive months."
SECTION I1,
This ordinance is hereby expressly declared retroactive and
shall be effective from and after April 5, 1981.
r PASSED AND APPROVED This the _ day of August, 1981.
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MAYOR
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM:
C. J. TAYLOR JR, CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DBNT6NO T~XAS
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM
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Consider amending the calculation provisions for average
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SUMMARY:
In May, 19800 the City Council adopted an ordinance with the
recommendation of the Utilities Board that authorized the
implementation of average billing. Although average billing
was authorized, it was never implemented because the computer
programs necessary were never completed. However, the
implementation of average billing continues to have a high
priority, and it was particularly noted that the new utility
billing system which is being implemented on October 1 does
have an average billing program.
In order to implement the average billing program provided by
TRES, modification of the existing ordinance is necessary in
the method of calculating the average bill. A copy of the
current average billing ordinance is attached. In
comparison, the Section 25-6.1(b) should be modified to read,
"Upon receipt of such application, the City will compute the
total consumption of the customer for water, and for
electricity for the prior twelve (12) months, Dividing this
annual consumption by eleven (11) will provide the
consumption used to generate the average bill for the next
twelve (12) months. The bill shall be calculated on the same
billing schedules that are applicable to the specific
customer. The customer shall be billed this average billing
for the first eleven (11) billings of each year. on the
twelfth billing, . . . . From this point, the ordinance
is the same.
This change would modify the average billing to conform to
the program provided by TRES, With this change in the '
ordinance the City could begin average billing noon after the
implementation of the utility billing system and no later
than the first of January, 1981.
FISCAL SUMMARY!
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ACTION REQUIRED:
Approval or disapproval of proposed ordinance revision for
~i utility average billing.
RECOMMENDATION:
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The Public Utilities Board, at their meeting of July 20,
1981, recommended to the City Council, the adoptn order the
TRES average billing calculation methodology
I implement an average billing program, and the attached
ordinance pertaining to same.
Respectfully,
Bill McNary
Director of Finance t
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EXHIBIT
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the authority to waive all or any portion of the utility
statement owing to the city except when an error in
billing has occurred. Any account that is delinquent
will be referred to the city attorney for collection, and
appropriate reports regarding the Account's credit r4,
ing will be processed.
5 (e) Certain adjust"te prohibited. No adjustment tvlil be
made in any monthly bill because of any water or electric leak
or loss. No allowance shall be made on utility bills by reason
of use of less service than the quantity. set as the basis for
the minimum charge,
(f) Service meters required. Each customer maintaining
a separate residence, elther house or apartment, shall have
a separate water meter and electric meter and a separate
service connection to the city sewer lines; provided, how-
ever, that multiple dwellings containing less than five (5)
i units may be served by one water and one electric meter and
! one sewer service connection and will be billed under the real.
dential multiple block into, Multiple dwellings containing
five (5) or more units which do not have separate metering
and service faciiitiea shall be classified as commercial build. f,
Ings fur utility purposes and shall be billed under tha appli
cable commercial rates.
(g) Notice on movh p required. My customer or 1)ro3pec-
3 tive customer of the clty utility system moving into or out,of ,
a building where electric, -,vater or sewer service Is or will be
provided shall give a minimum of twenty-four (24) hours
' notice to the customer service department prior to the pro-
posed date of connection or disconnection of said utilities.
(109 Code, Art. 17.05; Ord. No. 64.53, § 1, 12.2464; Ord.
No. 65-40, § 1, 10.12.65; Ord, No, 65.42, § 1, 10.26.65; Ord.
No, 72.25, Pt, I, 6.21.72; Ord, No, 5853, § 11 10.3.78)
Seo. 25-6.1, Average billings for services. '
Any residential utility customer of the city may have
billings for electrical, water, sewer and sanitation services %
billed based upon an average bill for the previous twelve
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(12) months of service with the city in accordanco with the
following provisions: I
(a) The customer must make a written application to the E
city on a form furnished by the city requesting i
average billing and agree to be bound by the
provisions of this section,
(b) Upon receipt of such application, the city will compute
the bill of the customer each month based on the
customer's average billings for electrical, water, sewer
and sanitation service for the previous twelve (12) i
r months plus ten (10) per cent of the balance due which
is the total charges to date less the amounts paid and
billed to date. The customer shall be billed this ;
average billing for the first eleven (11) billings of each
year, On the twelfth billing, the city will either credit
the customer for the amount billed in excess of the
actual twelve (12) months' consumption or bill the cus-
tomer for the amount of actual consumption in excess
of the average billing provided for herein. Customer j
shall have until the next billing date to pay any add[- j
tional billings.
i (c) The city may deny any request for average billing I
based upon the absence of a credit rating for the
(I customer, the customer's credit history with the city,
or any other financial reasons, Upon the acceptance 1
j and approval of a request for average billings by a i
i customer, it shall constitute an agreement by the
f customer to comply with the terms of this section and
f I the average billing policies of the city,
(d) Customers will be automatically discontinued from the
program ii they do not pay their average bill in full by
the next billing date and customers will be billed on
the next monthly bill for all amounts due the city for
electrical, water, sewer and sanitation service to date
of billing. Should a customer be removed from the
'h average billing program for failure to pay the bill on
time, such customer may not requali'.y for such
program until after the expiration of throe (3) months.
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A(+.er r. se;onc! removal from the prod am, a rastomer
niny not t0qualify for such program until after the {
expiration of one year, (Ord. ➢oea 0-4y0'2o 1, 6.20-80) ~
8dltor's note--Ord. No. 80.40.
provinonr dmg anted a3 9 25.11 which provis+oM have bten redeiignaled
as § 26.6.1 by the editor lot porpwes of classlCEcatton.
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See. 25.7. Water and sewer maim tapping charges
F utitities department to make all taps. The utilities depart-
ment shall upon application and payrnent of the required fees
make all taps of water and sewer mains required to extend
service from the main to a point immediately bshind the curb-PaYlon line of the street, and it shall be unlawful for a or sewer
` other than an emploYee of the city to tap any water
i main or cut any street surface for the purpose of making such f '
a tap,
Tapping and meter loV fees. Any person, association of
a or sewer main tap
persons, or corporation desiring theauNiities department, ln . ;
or water meter loop shall pay
advance, the following fees:
WATER TAPPING FEES I
(Inchlding meter loop)
Paved Street Unpaved Street
s Size of Tap 320.00
l aia inch g366A0 340.00
Y inch 395,00 544.at1
2 inch 595.00 645,00
2 inch 700,00
'l'aps over two (2) inches will be cost of Inater!al, labor
and equipment
HATER PdETER LOOPS
5 so,oo . , ,
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1 inch 26S,U0
IVa inch 350.00
` 2 inch
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 25-6.1(b) OF CHAPTER 25, CODE OF
ILLINGS ORDINANCES FOR F SERT[IE VICES; ANOF DENTON, D DECLARING TEXAS, AN EFFECTIVE ATE AVERAGE
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THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON' TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINS:
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Section 25-6.1(b) of the code of Ordinances i~f the City Of
Denton, Texas, Is hereby amended so that the ,ame shall
hereafter read as follows;
"Sec., 25.6,1(b) Upon receipt of such application, the
City will compute tho total consumpption of the
customer for water and electricity for the prior
E twelve (12) months, Dividing this annual consumption
by eleven (11) will provide the consumption used to
generate the average bill for the next twelve (12)
I months. The hill shall be calculated on the sa e
5 billing schedules that are app
` customer. The customer shall' be billed this average
billing for the first eleven (11) hillings of each
year. On the twelfth billing, the City will either
credit the customer for the amount hilted In excess
excethe actual ss st theorveagambilling of snextibilling ed fo plate to
excess of f the average provided for herein.
Customer have until
SECTION 11.
This Ordinance shall become effective from and after its
date of passage and approval
PASSED AND APPROVED This the day of August, 181.
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APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM
C, J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
p CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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City Council Agenda
Back-Up Summary Sheet
Meeting Date; August 4, 1981
City Council Agenda Item #
Subject; Introduction of an ordinance
instituting disannexation priceedings
of.the Spencer Power Plant property.
Summary; A state occupational taxif 1.997%
iy levied on all gas used by ;
industrial plants within the city ;
limits, but does not apply to power
1 plants that are located outside the
1 city limits.
Action Required; NO ACTION IS TAKEN BY THE CITY
COUNCIL EXCEPT RECEIVE THE ATTACHED
ORDINANCE,
A1.ternatives; 1, Receive the ordinance in order
to continue the .disannexation process,
2. Refuse to accept the ordinan'i;e,
Recommendation; To be consistent with City Council
action at the public hearing, the
ordinance should be received,
Exhibit; Ordinance
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AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ALTERATION OF CERTAIN BOUNDARY
LIMITS OF Tilt CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY THE DISANNEXA'M N OF
CERTAIN UNINHABITED TERRITORY, CONSISTING, OF 26,474 ACRES OF
LAND OWNED BY THE CITY OF DDNTON, EXISTING WITHIN THE CORPORATE
LIMITS OF SAID CITY AND CONTIGUOUS TO AND ADJOINING THE LINES OF
SAID CITY,
WHEREAS, a public hearing before the Ctty Council of the
City of Denton, Texas, where all interested persons were
provided with an opportunity to he heard on the proposed {
disannexation of the followinp,, descrihed territory; ,
All that certain lot, tract or parcel of 'lnnd lying and beingg
situated in the City and County of Denton, State of Texasand
being part -of the I4, Austin Survey, Abstract No, 4, and'
being part of a tract of land as conveyed from Len R. Henderson
and wife, Marcella S. Henderson to City of Denton, Texas, a
municipal corporation by deed dated October 13 1154 and
recorded In Volume 588, Pago S76 of the Deed Recorh of Denton
- - County, Texas, and more particularly described as follows:
3 BEGINNING at the southeast corner of said tract, gild point
i lying on the north right of wny liAo of spencer Road;
THENCE north to 35' east along the east bouadaryy line of said
tract a distance of 1041.66 feet to a point for a corner;
THENCE south 880 west a distance of 11011 feet to a point for a
corner;
I THENCE south 670 04' 17" least a distance of 511,76 feet to the
` westerly southwest corner of said tract and the north right of
Ir way line of Spencer Road;
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THENCE south 490 IS, east along, the southwest boundary line of,
said tract and north right of way line of Soencer Road a
distance of 11D6,94 feet to the southerly southwest corner of
said tract;
THENCE south 880 east along the south h0Undary line Of $aid
tract and north right of way line of Spencer Road 0 distance of
636.11 feet to the place of begInnlnp and containing 26,474
acres of land more or less.
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was held at o'Cloc}; P.M. On the day
of 1981, which dntn is not more than twenty nor
loss Cnian __=1 1981,
prior to the lastitlition of dlsannovatfon i
proceedings; and,
WHEREAS, notice of such puhltc henring was oabliebed in the
Denton Record-Chrontcle, a newspapor having gonarat circulation
in the City of Denton, Texas, on 1p81, t
which date is not more than twenty nor 1`oii tin ion days prior ;
to the data of such public hearing; and
WHEREAS, the above describe,] territory is ownod in e0o '
simple title by the City of Denton, Texas; and
WHEREAS, the above descrihed territory orasently oxists
within the corporate limits of Lhe City of Denton and {s
contiguous to and adjoins the boundary lines of the City; and
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MIEREAS the inclusion °oP the CI t$, of Denton is not
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necossary for City purposes; the
shove descrihed tdrrltory is uninhabited s owned hy the
WHEREAS, the being hulidi ng owned b
only improvementsndln the territory
city of Denton; not taxahle to
doscTibed territory is
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WHEREAS the a
the City of Denton, Texasi and
ifHE 26.47A
REAS, the nhove descrihed tor Yttory contains
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acres; and
i final passage and approval of this °riS81,tC $aid
! WHEREAS, day of p,} cdtro`o1her, oof; NOW,
deferred until the dot( being at least tUrty dnYS n for
TOREFORn,
CITY OF DENTOY HRRRRY ORDAi!VS:
4 COUNCIL OF THE
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The following described land and LDentonnrTexas, and lYln
the corporate limits of the City
ad~acant to and adiolnin the prosent boundary lines of said
ad and shall hereafter a pxewl~dod from
city, is hereby dlsannex Renton, Texas, t
the corporate limits of the City of el of land lying end heand
tract or par,
Texas,
State of
All that earthen lots'and Coma of Dorton, Ahstact Yo. 4, and also
si tuated in the City
art of the DI. Austin Survey,
being p• conveyed ef•Renton, Texas,..; a
being Part Marcella cS. H nderson toCity from Lan R. HenderAn
and wlEe, oration by deer' dates! Octohor l3 1R54 and
munietnal core a 575 of the need RooGrds of Denton
leularly dastril+ed as £ollotasl
t Tacordad in Vola d more part
iII County, Texas, old tract, said noint y
i DEVY JHIN(I at the southeast co 11ene of spencer Road',
lying on the north right of way hounder line of said
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THENCn north 11 33' east Along the east Y ,I
fI tract a distance of 1041.6A feet to a point for a corneoint for a
111 feet Co a p,
THI1,Ca south 88° west a distance of 10
corner;
TaExCR snuth 67° D4' 17" west a distance of 511.76 feat to the
south+vost corner of said tract and the north riF.ht of
j westerly
1 uny lino of Spencer Rond; line of
THEyCE south 19° l5' east along tErays ltnhkoo t hSoentar Road A
said tract and north right o southwest corner of
distuncd of ll9R.4''t £aat to the sou#herly
said tract;
the south boundary liaise ncoaoE
THEYCR south RR' east along time of SpancAecti~ Reontalnln¢ ?e of
tract and north right of hep1nning 1
' 656.11 Eeet to the place way €
I! acres OF land mord or logs.
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This ordinance shall he affective Immediately upon its
passage and approval.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the ` day of 1rJ81.
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ATTEST:
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CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM;
C. J. TAYLOR, JR., CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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Back-Up Summary Sheet
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City Council Agenda Item #
Subject; Approval of site plan of planned
development (PD-6) Golden Triangle
l Mall for development of a thirty-
two lane bowling center,
Summary;. The site in this request is located
on the corner of San Jacinto and
Colorado Boulevard, adjacent and
west of Golden Triangle Mall,
Staff has reviewedthe site plan,
j and it appears that all reqtire-
ments (parking, etc.) have been
met.
f Action Required: Approve the site plan,
Alternatives; Approve or table the site plan, ;
Recommendation: The Planning and Zoning Commission l ~
unanimously recommended appproval of
the site plan at their puLlic hearing
held on July 15, 1981,
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city council
Memorandum
August 4, 1981
j Agenda Item,
Report on 1980 Census for purposes of redistricting City of
Denton Single Member Districts,
Summar ;
The population in the Denton Single Member Districts have shifted
significantly from the 1970 to the 1980 U. S. Census count. In
order for the four districts to contain approximately equivalent
populations, defined as plus or minus five (5) per cent, each district
must have a population of between 11,336 and 12,529, Only one district,
1, falls within those limits, and even that district just barelyy
meets the criteria, It is possible that population counts may be
changed by the U. S, Census Bureau.
Recommendation;
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The Planning and Community Development Department recommends ;
immediate action to redistrict the City to obtain single member
districts with approximately equivalent populations. Such a process
is potentially difficult and time consuming. It appears likely
that the City will need U, S. Justice Department concurance with
the districting prior to the 1982 City Council elections,
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Action Alternatives;
# 1. Instruct staff to establish preliminary districts for public
input and City Council consideration.
2, Retain an outside entity to establish preliminary districts for
j public input and City Council consideration,
3. Establish a committee to establish preliminary districts
for public input and City Council consideration,
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4. Take the matter under consideration and postpone to a definite
time an action step.
Exhibits;
Memorandum
Population Chart
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CITY OF OENI+ON
CEIMS DATA FOR POPULATION BY DISTRICT AND PRECINCT
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IOTA1. i AMER.
J _ AREA PGPUL, 1~IIITE BL-AC~K--7 -INDIAN A_SSA_N OTHER ORIGIN
DISTRICT 1 M (A) (1J I Io) flg~(f') (t)
Precinct la 1611 1449 (90) 60 (5.5)~ 3 (0.2) 31 (1,9) 40 (2,51 71 (4.4) -
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PYacinct 1X 7245 2819 (87) 161 (516) 1 10 10.31 10 10.31 725 (6,9) 427 (17,2)
Precinct 2S 1396 496 (36) 079 (631 5 (0.4) 0 16 (1.1) 35 (215)
Precinct IV 1376 148 (10,8) 1170 105) I 4 (0,3) 1 (0, 1) 53 (3.9) 74 (5,4)
Precinct 4N 1661 1347 (81) 207 (12.5) 1 (0.1) 25 (1.5) 81 (4.9) 89 (5,4)
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Precinct 4L 2270 1901 (83,7) 159 (710) 7 (0,3) 31 (1.4) 172 (7,6) 153 (6,1) '
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Precinct 411 2205 1770 78,2 357 (15.8 6 0. 5 1
4 TOTALi 13,024 9930 (71..8) 3041 (21,21 36 0.3) 149 (1,1) 668 (4,8) 968 17,0)
DISTRICT 2
Precinct lE 615 593 (96,7) 14 (2.3) 1 (0.2) 5 (0,8) 0 19 (3.0)
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Precinct IF 2728 29557(93.7) 80 (2.9) 7 (0.3) 8.(0.3) 78 (2.9) 193 (7.1)
Precinct 111 3126 3007 (96,21 55 (1.8) 13 (0.4) 16 10. 5) 35 (1.1) 82 (2.6)
Precinct 1J 1757 1631 (92.0) 70 14,0) 0 8 (0,51 48 (2,7) 70 (4.0) j '
Precinct 1L 1076 1056 (90.1) 9 (0.8) 7 (0.7) 0 4 (0.41 13 (1.2) 1
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Precinct 40 _ 2070 19'~d 96,3 30 1.4 J 0.1 9 0.4 39 1.6 65 3.1j
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'F03'AL, 11,372 9844 (77.8) 228 (2,0) 31 (0.3) 46 (0.4) 165 (1.5) 317 (3.3)
DISTRICT 3
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Precinct 1M 2309 1759 (76.2) 355 .115.4) 7 (0.3) 61 (3.0) 121($.2} 205 (12.3) i
Precinct 4E 1639 1570 (95.8) 30 (0.6) 1 (0.1) 6 (0.4) 52 (3.21 63 (3.8)
{ Precinct 4P 938 074 (93.2) 23 (2.5) 6 (0.6) 8 (0,7) 27 12.9) 43 (4.6)
Prooinat 41 2658 2343 (80.1) 127 (4,8) 5 (0.2) 81 (3,1) 100 (3.8) 100 (3,.0)
Precinct 4K 2254 2141 195,01_21_0L.9_ d 0.2 12 0. 76 3.b 67 17.91
TOTAL, , 9,798..- 8607 (68.7) 536 15.51 23 (0.2) 116 (1.8) 316 (3,8) $70 (5.91
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Preatnot 2R none
Praalnot 3B none
Precinct 3C none
Procinot 3M none - `
E Prooinat U )000 2762 (92.1) 92 (3.1) 20 (0.7) 11 (0.4) 115 (3.8) 1.92 (6.4)
Precinct 3C 2841 2604 (91.7) 05 (3.31 22 (0.8) 0 120 (4.2) 226 10.0) .
( Precinct 311 3813 3548 (93.1) 151 (410)~ 16 10.4) 32 (0.0) 66 (1.7) 102 (2.7)
Precinct 40 _ 3082 2127 69__01 566 L8.4` 11 0,4) 51 11,7 331 10,7 251
TOTAW 12,736 11037 (86.7) I 904 (7.1) 69 (0.5) 94 10,71 632 (5.01 771 (6.1)
CITY OF -
UNION 41,73D 38498 (80.71 470e (9.9) 1150 (0.3)465 (1, 01 1841 (3,9) 26.14 (01,61
TOTALS.
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CITY OF DENTON
ADDITTONAI DATA FOR CENSUS POPULATION OF DENTON
PY DISTRICT AND PRECINCT
Calculations for ran e of o ulation of di5tcts.:
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47730 = 11932.5 Average population
T otal o ulation - 4J per district
Number of d str cts
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11932.5 + 596.625
Range of between 11$36 and 12,529 for each district
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n a e of po ulation of Denton in each district!
percd
District l contains 28.96% of the population of Denton.
District contains 25,83` of the population of Benton.
District 3 contains 20.53s of the population Of Denton.
ct 4 contains 26.68% of the population of Denton.
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CHANGE IN POPULATION FROM 1970 CENSUS TO 1980 CENSUS, - ;
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DISTRICT 1
PRECINCT 1970 CENSUS 19,80 CENSUS rNA1fCE, 4 CIIANGE, + -
10 1372 1611 +239 +17.4%
lk 2742 3245 +503 +18.3%
29 1043 1396 +353 +33,8%
2V 1634 1376 -258 -1518%
4H 1459 1661 +202 +13.8\
I{ 41, 3043 2270 -773 -25.4% _
4M 1329 2265 +936 +70.4%
TOTALi 12,662 13,824 +1162 i + 9.2%
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PRECINCT 1970 CENSUS 1980 CENSUS CHANCE - % CHANGE,
2E 537 615 + 78 +14.5%
IF 2400 2728 +328 +13.71
lit 2617 3126 +509 +19.44
1J 2443 1757 -686 -28.1% -
11, 1276 if 1076 -200 -15.9%
40 2491 I 2070 -421 -16.94,
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PRECIIICT 1970 CENSUS 1980 CENSUS CHANGE, + - t CHANGE, 4-/-
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4E 1652 1639 - 13 - 0.0%
1 4F 961 938 - 23 - 2.44
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j 4K 2404 2254 -150 - 6.2}
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G, Chris Hartung, City Manager
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July 29, 1981
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Use of Mobile and Modular Homes in the City j
SUBJECT:
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We have been rev). City Council's
the use and occupancy Of mobile and modular homes in the City. `
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November 20, 1979 Continued
Motion was made by Stewart, seconded by Vela that the Resolution be
passed. Cn roll call vote Vela "aye", Stewart "aye", Stephens "aye" and Nash
"aye". Motion carried,
7. The Council considered the petition of the V. D, Burcii Estate, request-
Ing deannexation of approximately 63.6 acres of land located along either side
of Highway 377 In southwest Denton County,
Motion was aade by Stephens, seconded by Vain. that the petition be
approved and to instruct the City Attorney to prepare an appropriate ordinance. I
j Motion carried,
s. The Council considered the request of North Texas State University far
quit claim of a right-or-way for Wilshire Street located beti~een Avenue D and
I Avenue E.
City Planter Jahn Lavretta briefed the Council advising that North
Texas State University has been purchasing land fit Block 3003 and now osns all
of the land adjoining the.Wilshire Right-of Way. North Texas State University
has no immediate plans for the property, but the last NTSU mr.ster plan designated
the area to be developed as a major entrance to the campus from I SB. No street
exists at this location and no street Is planned for this right-of-way, mire
is a sower line in the right-of-way but It no longer serves any property. The
Planning, Engineering, and Utility Departments have each reviewed this request
and can forsee no public use for the right-of-way. The existing sewer line
would be abandoned along with the right-of-way, The Planning and Zoning Comaiss-
ion recommended approval
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approved, Motion carried,
9. The Council considered a report on the status of the woad shingle roof i
{ ordinance.
The City Manager advised that the Building Code Board has been studying
this matter and that the Code Board will meet on November 29,
Motion was made by Vela, seconded b, Stewart to table the matter.
Motion carried.
i 10. The Council considered a recommendation from the Building Code Board on
y mobile homes and their use within the City,
I City Manager,Hartung advised as follows, At Its October r!aetin , the
I Building Code Board Board reviewed all the information given to then by the Staff
on mobile homes, Currently some mobile homes meet or can be modified to moat all
of the pertinent cer,ltruction codes of the City of Denton, The Board discussed
this item at two diif;rent meetings and finally decided to recotmend to the Council
that no regulations by put on the use of mobile homes, It was the feeling of tho
f Board that their use in zones like commercial or general retail would not have
any ill effects on the community and that their use in residential areas would
in all likelihood be prohibited by deed restrictions or other covenants. The
basic recommendation was that since there appear to be no problems at this point,
no action should be taken.
Motion was made by Stephens, seconded by Stewart to accept the recomm-
endation of the Building Code Board, Motion rarriee
III The Council considered disposition of excess right-of-way along Sherman
Drive at Denison Street,
City Planner John Lavretta gave the following report: In order to
extend Sherman Drive from Denison Street to Carroll Blvd. it was necessary for
the City to acquire portions of several lots, The design of the street left
excess property remaining on the south aide of shetno Drive, Mls, Bonnie M!aV,,oll
o' the Morello Millar Company has requested axruisition of the -1650 square foot
parcel,
I The Planning and `oning Commisslon reviewed disposition of this excess
•,ubIIc property at its mee.inR of November 7, 1979. It wLis the uuuanincus decision
oe the PLcurting am iar.inq Co lssion to rota-:end disposition of the requested
nartel. The 4nl'/ :otea al 43A the City nay have for t@q ri',lht^)i-iav is for a
Park,;ay If retained, the City .would be tnauired to 0=.dnn nuolic f nds ear its
"a+at:nance.
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TO i Jeff Meyer, Director of Planning 6 C,S~ QQSot
Community Development
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FROM: C. J. Taylor, Jr„ City Attorney
DATE: June 30, 1981
SUBJECT: Issuance of permits for occupancy of Mobile Homes '
on Residential Lots
A question has arisen as to whether the issuance of permits to
occupy mobile homes in various residential districts is proper
under the current zoning ordinance. it is my understanding that
such permits have been issued by your office under the theory that
a mobile hone with the wheels and tongue removed is considered a
fixed dwelling and need only satisfy the requirements of the city's
Building Codq for single family structures, please be advised
that Ordinance No, 70-16, effective May 26, 1970, specifically
defined a mobile home as follows{
"A dwelling or components thereof dasig)3ed to be trans-
ported on the highway, which is placed on a permanent
foundation or with the wheels, tongue, and running gear
removed, and which conforms to the City of Denton Building,
Fire, Plumbing and Electrical Codes for single family
{ structures."
The ordinance further allowed the use of a trailer, modular house,
11 or mobile home as a fined dwelling in every zoning district except
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Parklnq Districts and Heavy Industrial Ds ese oermit. However, Ordinance Nor 70-16 was repealed by Ordinance
i No. 76-30, effective June 15, 1976. The ordinance specifically
j deleted the classification "Trailer, Modular House or Mobile Home
as Fixed Dwelling,"
It therefore appears that the intent of the City Council, by
i specifically repealing the fi:ted dwelling classification from
mobile homes, is to prohibit the use and oocvpanay of such mobile
homes except in an approved trailer camp or mobile home park.
Copies of ordinaneea numbered 76-16 and 76-30 are,attached for
your review.
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TILE ZONINU ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
DENTON, TEXAS, REQUIR1140 SPECIFIC USE PERMITS FOR CONSTRUCTION
AND OPERATIO14 OF TRAILER CAMPS OR MOBILE HOME PARKS WITHIN DE-
SIOIVATED USE DISTRICTS; CHANOINO CERTAIN DEFINITIONS REGARDING
MOBILE HOMES AND MOBILE HOME PARKS) PROVIDINO FOR PENALITIES
FOR VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE) AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
j THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION I
That Article 7, Subsection B, Line (9) of Ordinance No.
69-01, being the toning Ordinance of the City of Denton is
hereby amended and supplanted by deleting said Subseotion B,
Line (9) and substituting tharefor the following Subsection B
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That Article 12, Subsection Ai Pa:agrsphs (8) (Trailer
or 'lobila Eto:ne as Nixed Welling), and Paragraph (9) (Trailer
Cang or Mobile Home Park), of Ordinance }!o. 69-01, sa^lo be±nS
the 7.oninr, Ordinance of the City of Denton, is horSoy hrended
and supplanted by dalotlnr, 4,21-1 parAgr+cns and substituting
tnc.^efor the follwaing paragraph which shall hereafter rAvd 1..
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SECTION IVY
That effective fourteen (14)
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PASSED .At1D APPROVED this
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE (ORDINANCE 110, 69-1)
OF THE CODE OF ORDIIIANCES OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS BY Ah1END-
ING CERTAIN ARTICLES; PROVIDING FOR A SEVERA M ITY CLAUSE; AND
1 DECLARIIIG All EFFECTIVE DATE.
{ THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDA14'S:
f PART I, {
That Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No, 69-1) of the Code of
Ordinances of the City of Denton, Texas, is, hereby amended and
changed in the following parti'culars:
(1) Article 78 (Zoning District Table) is hereby amended
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Mobile Nome as a Fixed Dwelling"
(2) Article 7C (Zoning Oistrict.Tabl9) is hereby amended
1 to allow for a "Day Nursery or Kindergarten School" by specific t
use permit in an SF-16 one-family dwe1N ng district,
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(3) Article 7G (Toning District'Table) Whereby amended
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to delete the classification for "Commercial Auto Parking Lot".
(4) Article 12A (14) "Kindergarten or Nursery" is hereby t
deleted and amended by adding a new (14) which shall hereafter
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"(14) K1ndt'rgart0n or Nursery - An establishment where ;
more than six (6) children are housed for care or
training during the day or portion thereof,"
(5) Article 12A be amended to add a new definition (61)
which shall hereafter read as follows;
11(61) Licensed Private Club - A private club, licensed
by the State of Texas, which iells or serves
beverapas to the membership in accord with State
f regulation,"
(6) Article 22D is hereby deleted and amended by adding a
now Article 220 which shali hereafter read as follows;
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l J.D. Ho nonconforming use may be expanded or increased
on the lot or tract upon which the nonconforming
use is located or on an adjoining lot or, tract as
of the effective date of this ordinance except to
provide off-street parklog or off-street loading
space upon approval of the Ooard or Adjustment."
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That if any soction, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause,
a phrase or word in this ordinance, or application thereof to any
person or circumstances Is held invalid by any court of competent
jurisdi ctlon , such holding shall not affect tho validity of the
remaining portions of this ordinance, and the City Council of the
y City of Denton, Texas, hereby declares it would have enacted such
remaining portions despite any such Invalidity.
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That this ordinance shall become effective fourteen (14) days
{ W from the date of its passage, and the, City Secretary is hereby
directed to cause the caption of this ordinance to be published
I twice in the Denton Record-Chronicle, the official newspaper of
the City of Denton, Texas, within ten (10) days of the date of
its passage.
PASSED AND APPROVED This the loth day of June, A. O. IgM
CITY OF DENTON. TEXAS
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ITY OF MIMI, TEXAS
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM,
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CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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MEMORANDUM
TOt Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: Margaret Green, Administrative Assistant
DATE: July 30, 1981
SUBJECTt Cable Television Legislation -item #7
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The Cable Television Advisory Board will be meeting on
August 3, 1981 and will have a recommendation for the Council
meeting. Therefore, no back-up is included with this item.
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Council Workshops
Public Hearing September 1f 1981
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CITY OV DENTON CITY COUNCIL
August 41 1981
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Regular Meeting of the City of Denton City Council at 51
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p.m,, Tuesday, August 4, 1981 in the Civil Defense Room of the
municipal Building at which the following items of business
will be considered.
5100 p.m.
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A. Legal Matters Under Sea. 2(e), Art. 6252 17
V.A.T.S.
B. Real Estate - Under sea. 2(f), Art. 6252-17
V.A.T.S.
C. Personnel - Under Sec. 2(g), Art. 6252-11 V.A.T.B.
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D, Board Appointments - Under Sea. 2(g), Art-
6256-17 V.A.T.S. I
Consider Board Appointments i
of Denton City Council at 7100 P.M.
Regular Meeting of the City
in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Building at which the
following items of business will be considered.
7s00 p.m.
2. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Jute
16r 1981.
3. Consent Agenda
Each of these items is recommended by the Staff and
approval thereof will be strictly on the basis of the
staff recommendations. Approval of the Consent Agenda
authorizes the city Manager or his designee to
implement each item in accordance with the Staff !
recommendations.
'i A. Bids and Purchase Orderss
1. Bid A 8917 Sale of Real Estate.
2. Bid A 8918 Police Uniforms,
3. Bid A 8914 500 MCM Copper Cable.
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4. Approve site plan for planned development {Pp-6i
Golden Triangle Mall) for 32 lane bowling center
located at the northwest corner of San Jacinto
Boulevard and Colorado. {The Planning and zoning
Commission recommends approval.)
5. Report to the City Council on the 1980 Census, Data for
w purposes of redistricting single member districts, i
6. Discussion of mobile and modular homes in the City of E
Denton.
7. Approval of a recommendation from the Cable Television
Advisory Board relative to proposed legislation
affecting the ability of local governments to regulate
rates.
8. Official Action on Executive Session Items:
A. Legal Matters
B. Real Estate
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D. Board Appointmenus
9. New Business:
Tills itsm provides a section in which to suggest new
rams of ivisiness for future agendas.
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