Minutes July 13, 1993110
CITY OF DENTON CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
July 13', 1993
The Council convened into a Special Call Session at 5:15 pm. in the
Civil Defense Room.
PRESENT:
Mayor Castleberry; Mayor Pro Tem Smith; Council Members
Brock, Chew, Cott, Perry, and Miller.
ABSENT: None
1. The Council received a report, held a discussion and gave
staff direction regarding the release of ETJ area to ACgyle and
Bartonville.
Mayor Castleberry indicated that there were several interested
persons present who had requested to speak to Council. Consensus
of the Council was to allow the individuals to speak.
Harry Persuad, Senior Planner, stated that when Council discussed
the issue on June 15, 1993, there was an indication that Council
might not want to release the property. The area was located south
of Highway 407 and the area surrounding the property was either
adjacent to the City of Argyle or to the City of Bartonville. There
was some area which was open which allowed the property to remain
in the City's ETJ. Larry Leesley had requested the area be annexed
into Bartonville. When Council looked at this issue in 1990, it
considered the fact that this area was not in the City's
Certificate of Convenience and Necessity and would not be able to
provide water service unless the CCN were changed. There was low
density of residences and in the long term future would not lend
itself to residential use. If the area were in the City today
there would be approximately $20,000 worth of property tax. Staff
recommended and the Council agreed that the City did not have a
long term interest in keeping the area in the City's ETJ. In the
Annexation Policy Plan adopted by Council, the criteria for
releasing land included (1) physically isolated and surrounded by
the corporate city limits of another municipality and (2) located
outside of a recognizable boundary beyond which the city did not
intend to provide municipal services and land use control in the
foreseeable future, (3) if the area abutted the city limits of two
or more cities, the City Council would not usually consider the
release of that area unless the cities mutually agreed as to the
proper apportionment of the area and (4) the release of areas in
Denton's ETJ should be characterized by open dialogues with all
interested parties and analyses of all relevant issues.
Mayor Castleberry indicated that Council had received letters from
people in the area regarding the issue.
council Member Miller asked where the Rayzor property was located.
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Persuad indicated approximately where the property was located and
that the Rayzor property was not in the immediate area.
Ted Koren stated that he represented the 14 homes in the area. They
wished to remain in the ETJ and if they had to go with a city,
would prefer to go to Argyle.
city Manager Harrell stated that legally Denton would'have the
authority to annex this property without permission of the
residents. Argyle and Bartonville could not do that without having
the consent of the property owners.
Koren replied yes that they understood that.
Council Member Miller asked why the residents preferred to stay in
an ETJ.
Koren stated that the two roads servicing the homes were dead ends.
Bartonville wanted to make those roads thoroughfares. Bartonville
had no services to offer and they did not want to pay taxes for no
services.
Council Member Miller stated if the property were in an ETJ, it
would still be in the country unless annexed. Denton could annex
the property but that was not likely. One ETJ or the other would
be the same unless the provision of the roads.
Sarah Petzinger stated that the area had only one water supply
system. It would be difficult for the residents if the property
were placed in different cities.
Pam Chauvin stated that Bartonville wanted the businesses and
wanted to give Argyle the residences.
Council Member Brock stated that an earlier Council and a different
Council had agreed to release the ETJ after Argyle and Bartonville
divided the property. This was a new Council and after three years
the cities had plenty of time to complete the process. She felt
that this Council was not bound to the original proposal after such
a long time.
Perry motioned, Chew seconded to retain the property in Denton's
ETJ.
Council Member Miller stated that this property fit into the policy
guide adopted by Council. Whether the property was in Denton's ETJ
or not, it would still have same setting.
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Council Member Cott felt that it was not good for Denton to release
this property at this time.
Council Member Miller asked if negotiations would continue. Did
the motion mean that dialog would stop.
Council Member Chew indicated that the motion would keep the
property in Denton's ETJ and there would no longer be any dialog.
Consensus of the Council was that that was correct.
On roll vote, Brock "aye", Cott, "aye", Miller "nay", Smith "aye",
Chew "aye", Perry "aye", and Mayor Castleberry "aye". Motion with
a 6-1 vote.
2. The Council received a report, held a discussion and gave
staff direction regarding the implementation of the 1993-1997 CIP
Program.
City Manager Harrell stated that this discussion had started at the
Council's planning session. Council had asked that this item be
placed on a Work Session before final decisions were made. During
the Planning Session it was decided to have staff proceed with the
proposals for the library computer system and the police/fire
system and to implement those as other computer systems had been
implemented by issuing certificates of obligations. That decision
of the certificates of obligations for the computers brought to the
forefront a decision about the upcoming CIP of the City. The funds
for the CIP projects were used and without some kind of action in
the near future, there would be a halt to CIP projects and the City
could not go forward with the 1993-94 projects. Council wanted
some background from the 1986 bond election and wanted staff to be
sure that no projects were dropped with an alternative plan.
Besides the computer projects proposed in the 1993-94 CIP, there
were five other projects listed. All of those were sidewalk/street
projects and totaled $825,000 in the 1993-94 unauthorized projects.
In 1992 the City felt that it could proceed with the Fort Worth
Drive project. Originally it was felt that the project needed to
go south to I35 which the State subsequently did. The project was
then changed to go north to Collins Street and sufficient bonds
were sold to do that project. After the bonds were sold the State
agreed to participate in the project but could not do until 1996.
The sold bonds were $1.3 million. If Council was agreeable to
access the $1.3 million of already sold bonds, all of the
street/sidewalk projects listed in the 1993-94 CIP could be done.
If the sold street/sidewalk bonds were accessed, Council would
still have authority for the Fort Worth Drive project in 1996
without further voter authorization. There was still $3 million of
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bonds left which could be sold and accessed for the Fort Worth
Drive project. The 1994-95 CIP had three unauthorized projects for
street reconstruction, a new roof for five general fund buildings
and upgrading the existing park system. The street reconstruction
money minus the $825,000 would still provide sufficient money for
all projects except for $150,000 scheduled for the 1994-95 CIP.
This alternative would allow such projects as Bonnie Brae, Hickory
Creek, etc. to be completed.
Council Member Perry asked for a clarification regarding being
$150,000 short.
City Manager Harrell stated that the 1994-95 CIP had a total of
$638,000 for street reconstruction for no specified streets. With
the $1.3 million of bonds already sold, all of the 1993-94 CIP
projects could be done at a cost of $825,000 plus $500,000 for
street reconstruction projects. With that money there would be the
flexibility to do some projects currently discussed. Alternatives
included (1) keep the $1.3 million worth of bonds in reserve until
the Fort Worth Drive project was started in 1996 and access those
funds to build that project. If Council chose this alternative,
the City would either have to immediately set up a new CIP
committee for a new 5 year program or be willing to push back the
1993-94 program until the City had voter authority to issue new
bonds. (2) subject to approval from the '91 committee, utilize the
$1.3 million of sold bonds to do the 1993-94 and 1994-95 CIP
street/sidewalk programs. This would postpone for a year the
necessity to go back to the voters for a CIP election and possibly
two years. Advantages of the two alternatives included (1)
alternative one would go to voters and they would specifically
endorse the projects for the 1993/94 projects; (2) access the
already sold $1.3 million of bond money. If that money were used
it would avoid selling new debt which would save approximately
$85,000-130,000 for no new principal interest payments. Another
advantage of Alternative 2 was to accelerate street paving
projects. (3) delay having a full CIP campaign for a year which
would help economy improve and not confuse a bond election with the
sales tax issue. Staff was requesting a general direction of which
alternative the Council would like to proceed.
Council Member Cott stated that the use of the bond funds was a
subject. The bonds were sold as the Manager had described and the
voter confidence and trust was important. He felt no problem at
this point recommending the project as the trust factor would be
fine.
Mayor Pro Tem Smith believed the key to trust and confidence was
that there still would be money for the Fort Worth Drive project
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and the City would not have to go back to the voters for the
authority to do that project. She saw no problem with the
proposal.
Council Member Chew indicated no problem with the proposal and that
the bottom line was that there would still be money to do the Fort
Worth Drive project.
Council Member Miller indicated that the funds were dedicated as
they were sold such as park bonds for parks, street bonds for
streets. The money stayed within the allocation of bonds sold and
addressed major safety issues in the community.
Council Member Perry asked if the upgrade of the existing park
system was included.
City Manager Harrell replied that some of the picnic shelters in
existing parks would be included. If Council decided to go ahead
with Alternative 2, the CIP would only be delayed for one year. If
Council wanted to put off the CIP another year, some of those park
and roof projects would be delayed.
Council Member Brock indicated that there was a serious problem in
the Willowwood area in getting children to Borman School. The road
was very narrow with large ditches and there was more traffic on
the road when parents drove their children to school due to the
unsafe conditions. This was not a recreational bikeway but a means
to solve a very difficult situation.
City Manager Harrell stated that this was a point of trust. The
'91 committee had been very faithful in making sure the bond money
was spent according to the voters original wishes.
Mayor Castleberry asked if the work on Hickory Creek would affect
the extension of Loop 288.
Rick Svehla, Deputy City Manager, replied that the City's work on
Loop 288 extended the Loop down to Teasley Lane. In the future,
the City would en~ourage the Highway Department to oontinue that
development west. Any work on Hickory Creek at this time would not
have any effect on the Loop.
Council Member Brock asked to what extent the Highway Department
was contributing to Fort Worth Drive.
Svehla replied that in the beginning the City would build and
design the road. Since that time, with ICTEA and the Federal
Highway Act, some regulations had changed. Originally only the
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outside lanes were considered by the State and had $1.5 million to
help with project. The city might not need the entire $1.3 for the
project due to State's contributions.
smith motioned, Perry seconded to proceed with Alternative #2. On
roll vote, Brock "aye", Cott, "aye", Miller "aye", Smith "aye",
Chew "aye", Perry "aye", and Mayor Castleberry "aye". Motion
carried unanimously.
3. The Council received a report and held a discussion regarding
the'appointment of a member to the Board of Managers of the Denco
Area 9-1-1 District.
Council Member Cott left meeting.
John McGrane, Executive Director of Finance, stated that the Denco
Area 9-1-1 Board of Managers had two appointees from the cities.
Olive Stephens' term would expire this year. She had served on the
Board since the beginning and indicated a willingness to serve
again if appointed. She must receive a majority of the votes from
all of the cities. If acceptable, staff would proceed with a
formal resolution for Council consideration.
city Manager Harrell stated that this item would be placed on the
July 20th agenda for staff direction.
4. The Council received a report and held a discussion regarding
a review of the Denton Central Appraisal District's budget.
City Manger Harrell stated that this item was for council
information and would be placed on the July 20th agenda for staff
direction.
Council Member Cott returned to the meeting.
Joe Forsythe, Denton Central Appraisal District, stated that the
proposed budget had been included in the Council back-up materials.
He asked if Council had any questions regarding the budget.
Council Member Cott stated that they did not have 1993 to date.
Forsythe replied that their budget was a calendar year but that
they were going to change to either the city or school district
calendar.
Council Member Cott asked how the year was proceeding against
budget.
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Forsythe replied that they were on track as far as the budget was
concerned.
Council Member Cott asked about the printing service which had an
increase from $37,000 to $43,000 while office supplies were going
down.
Forsythe replied that much of the printing was done outside and
those two accounts were driven by actual expenditures.
Council Member Cott stated that furniture and equipment was going
down from $34,000 to $25,000 and maintenance was remaining the
same.
Forsythe stated that those were miscellaneous capital items.
Council Member Miller asked about the increase in salaries and the
decrease in retirement.
Forsythe replied that they were on a fixed rate system while the
City was on an annually determined contribution system. The Texas
County/District Retirement System had allowed them to change to an
annually determined contribution system which would save money.
John England updated the Council on the Peterbilt case.
McGrane stated that the Council did not need to take any
affirmative action. Action would have to be taken only if the
Council had an objection with the approved budget.
5. The Council received a report and held a discussion regarding
providing the Texas Department of Transportation with input from
the City of Denton on the proposed redesign of Roselawn at U. S.
377.
Rick Svehla, Deputy City Manager, stated that there had been two
public opportunities for input regarding Fort Worth Drive. One of
the major concerns was how Roselawn came into Fort Worth Drive. The
Highway Department had severe right-of-way needs and would be
within several feet of some of the businesses in the area. Some of
the property would have to be condemned and some of the buildings
would be very close to the roadway if state guidelines were
followed. An alternative to lessen that burden was to have the
Highway Department cul-de-sac Roselawn. There would be no street
entrance back to Denia Park and the cemetery. If that were done,
the design standards changed and the entrances became a private
driveway which required a smaller radius and lessened the right-of-
way requirements. Staff had visited with two of the major business
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owners in the area and they liked the idea of the cul-de-sac. This
alternative would change the access for the homeowners on Roselawn.
They would not be able to come off Fort Worth Drive but rather
would have to go to Acme to Bernard and then to Roselawn. Access
to the cemetery would be better with the proposed route as opposed
to the current access from Fort Worth Drive. The major property
owners were in favor and the Highway Department did not have a
problem with the proposal. Staff felt this would be mor~ positive
than negative with this alignment.
Mayor Pro Tem Smith asked how someone would go to a business in the
area. Would he go down Bernard.
Svehla replied that the residents would have to use Bernard and the
businesses would have the cul-de-sac.
Council Member Perry asked if the residents were aware of the
proposal.
Svehla replied that the three residents were renters and staff had
not been able to contact them. Staff had only spoken to the owners
of the businesses as they were most affected. Staff would continue
to try and contact the residents.
6. The Council considered nominations and appointments to the
City's Boards and Commissions.
Council nominated the individuals as noted on Attachment A.
smith motioned, Chew seconded to approve the nominations as
indicated with the exception of the TMPA Board of Directors. On
roll vote, Brock "aye", Cott, "aye", Miller "aye", smith "aye",
Chew "aye", Perry "aye", and Mayor Castleberry "aye". Motion
carried unanimously.
With regard to the TMPA Board of Directors, Miller motioned, smith
seconded to appoint Bill Giese. Perry motioned, Cott seconded to
appoint Mark Chew.
Council Member Perry felt that one of the problems with TMPA was
that it was unresponsive to the citizens of the separate cities it
served. He felt it would strengthen the Board to have an elected
representative on the Board who was knowledgeable about utilities.
This appointment would change the checks and balances to make them
be more responsive to cities and would add a dimension to that
Board.
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Mayor Castleberry asked for a vote for appointing Bill Giese to the
TMPA Board of Directors. On roll vote, Brock "aye", Cott "nay",
Miller "aye" Smith "aye" Chew "nay", Perry "nay"
Castleberry "~ye" Motion' , and Mayor
· carried with a 4-3 vote.
Mayor Castleberry asked for a vote for appointing Mark Chew to the
TMPA Board of Directors. On roll vote, Brock "nay", Cott "aye",
Miller "nay", Smith "nay", Chew "aye", Perry "aye", And Mayor
Castleberry "nay". Motion did not carry with a 3-4 vote.
7. Miscellaneous matters from the City Manager.
There were no items from the City Manager at this meeting.
8. New Business
The following items of New Business were suggested by Council
Members for future agendas:
A. Council Member Chew asked for a work session item
regarding the franchise taxes with GTE.
B. Mayor Pro Tem Smith stated that Congressman Sarpolis
would be in Denton on Sunday afternoon and Council could give his
the Council picture at 3:30 p.m. or could wait until August 12.
Consensus of the council was to wait until August 12 at 5:00 p.m.
Council Member Perry asked if the presentation could be done at
6:00 p.m. instead of 5:00 p.m.
C. Council Member Brock asked for a discussion regarding
the status of the brick walkways.
City Manager Harrell stated that there might be a solution to the
problem. The bids had been opened earlier in the day with two
bidders on the project. Both bidders bid on alternate concrete
pavers, new bricks and the reuse of the old bricks supplemented
with new brick. The low bidder bid the use of old bricks, then
pavers and finally new bricks. The other low bidder had a low bid
for pavers, the old bricks and finally new bricks. It appears that
the recommendation would be to go with used brick. This item would
probably be presented to Council at the August 3rd meeting.
With no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 7:05 p.m.
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BOB CASTLEBERRY, MAYO~
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS/
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120 ATTACHMENT A
AIRPORT ADVISORY BOAI~n
SEA~ CURRENT MEMBER
1
2
6
Terry Garland
George Gilkeson
Rick Woolfolk
BOARD/COMMISSION NOMINATIONS
1993-94
NOMINATION
Terry Garland
George Gilkeson
William (Mike) Stephens
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
1993~95
COUNCIL
Chew
Smith
Brock
ANINAL SHELTER ADVISORY BOaWn
SEAT
CURRENT MEMBER
7 Bettye Johnson
1 Nonie Kull
3 Steve Meyerdirk
4 VACANT
NOMINATION
Mike Alexander
Nonie Kull
Steve Meyerdirk
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1991-94
COUNCIL
Mayor
Chew
Perry
Cott
BOARD OF ADJUSTN~NT
SEAT CURRENT MEMBER
6 VACANT
7 Bill Colville
1 E. Ray Griffin
3 Rebecca Blair
4 Rebecca King
NOMINATION
Rachel Mays
Bill Colville
L. A. Wilkerson
Rebecca Blair
Rebecca King
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
COUNCIL
Brock
Mayor
Chew
Perry
Cott
BUILDING CODE BOARD
SEAT CURRENT MEMBER
1 Ed Owens
2 Cliff Reding
NOMINATION
Ed Owens
Nicholas Eassa
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
COUNCIL
Chew
Smith
121
BOARD/COMMISSION NOMINATIONS
1993-94
AIRPORT ADVISORY
SEAT
1
2
6
CURRENT MEMBER
Terry Garland
George Gilkeson
Rick Woolfolk
NOMINATION
Terry Garland
George Gilkeson
William (Mike) Stephens
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
1993~95
COUNCIL
Chew
smith
Brock
ANINaT. SHELTER ADVISORY BOARD
SEAT CLrRRENT MEMBER
7 Bettye Johnson
1 Nonie Kull
3 Steve Meyerdirk
4 VACANT
NOMINATION
Mike Alexander
Nonie Kull
Steve Meyerdirk
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1991-94
COUNCIL
Mayor
Chew
Perry
Cott
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
SEAT CURRENT MEMBER
6 VACANT
7 Bill Colville
1 E. Ray Griffin
3 Rebecca Blair
4 Rebecca King
NOMINATION
Rachel Mays
Bill Colville
L. A. Wilkerson
Rebecca Blair
Rebecca King
.TERM
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
COUNCIL
Brock
Mayor
Chew
Perry
Cott
BUILDING CODE BOARD
SEAT CURRENT MEMBER
1 Ed Owens
2 Cliff Reding
NOMINATION
Ed Owens
Nicholas Eassa
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
COUNCIL
Chew
Smith
122
CABLE TV ADVISORY BOA~_D
SEAT CURRENT MEMBER NOMINATION
5 Joe Holland Ed Bell
2 Richard Rodean Richard Rodean
TERM
1993-96
1993-96
COUNCIL
Miller
Smith
CITIZENS TRAFFIC SAFETY SUPPORT COMMISSIC~
SEAT
CURRENT MEMBER
Carolyn Bacon
Doug Chadwick
Betty Duncan
Alice Gore
NOMINATION
Carolyn Bacon
Kathleen Singleton
Betty Duncan
Alice Gore
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
COUNCIL
Perry
Cott
Miller
Mayor
COMMUNITY DEVELOPN~NT COMMITTEE
SEAT
1
2
4
6
CURRENT MEMBER
Peggy Norton
Sarah Parker
Dennis Stephens
Jack Weir
NOMINATION
Peggy Norton
Lisa Polack
James McDade
Jack Weir
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
COUNCIL
Chew
Smith
Cott
Brock
DATA PROCESSING ADVISORY BOARD
SEAT
CURRENT MEMBER
Don Edwards
Jim Kuykendall
NOMINATION
Don Edwards
Eugene (Gene) Luster
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
COUNCIL
Mayor
Chew
123
DO~Iq~OITI~I ADVISORY BOARD
CURRENT MEMBER
NOMINATION
5 Dean Cochran Robert (Kent) Baxter
6 Don Davis Don Davis
7 Kathleen Gigl Teri Rheault
1 George Highfill Pat Will
2 Don Hill Don Hill
la Bill Thomas Bill Thomas
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993~95
COUNCIL
Miller
Brock
Mayor
Chew
Smith
Chew
ELRCTRICAL CODE BOARD
SEAT CURRENT MEMBER
2 Stuart Cawthon
5 Terry Schertz
6 Trenton L. Williams
7 Fred G. Reed
NOMINATIO_ N
Stuart Cawthon
Terry Schertz
Trenton L. Williams
Fred G. Reed
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
COUNCIL
smith
Miller
Brock
Mayor
HISTORIC ?.a~.-'DI~I,%RK COlllllSSION
SEAT CURRENT MEMBER
2
4
5
6
1
3
Judith Abbott
W. A. Barker
Liz Bays
Elinor Caldwell
Rita Holcomb
George Spuller
NOMINATION
Judith Abbott
Bullitt Lowry
Suzanne Byron
Mark Merki
Rita Holcomb
Alan Smart
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
COUNCIL
smith
Cott
Miller
Brock
Chew
Perry
124
HUMAN SERVICES COMN!TT~
SEAT CURRENT MEMBER
4
5
1
3
5a
6
7
A1 Barstis
Catherine Bell
Dorothy Damico
Linda Holloway
Carol Riddlesperger
Gary Truitt
VACANT
NOMINATION
Wesley H. Stewart
Catherine Bell
Ed Smith
Linda Holloway
Carol Riddlesperger
Victor DeSantis
Mary Morimoto
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993195
1993-95
COUNCIL
Cott
Miller
Chew
Perry
Miller
Brock
Mayor
KEEP DENTON BEAUTIFUL BOARD
SEAT CURRENT MEMBER
2
3
4
5
1
2a
John Cooper
Dick Engle
John Enlow
Sherrie Etheredge
Jeane Morrison
Martha Len Nelson
NOMINATION
Judy Smith
Dick Engle
John Enlow
Jean Ross
Don Hayes
Martha Len Nelson
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
COUNCIL
Smith
Perry
Cott
Miller
Chew
Smith
LIBRARY BOARD
SEAT CURRENT MEMBER
5
6
1
2
Dorothy Adkins
Jean Greenlaw
Dorothy Minter
Mary Jo Pickens
NOMINATION
Linnie McAdams
Jean Greenlaw
Dorothy Minter
Alex Finlay
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
COUNCIL
Miller
Brock
Chew
Smith
125
PARKS AND RECReaTION BOARD
SEAT
5
6
1
CURRENT MEMBER
Dalton Gregory
Burkley Harkless
Neta Stallings
NOMINATION
Doug Chadwick
Burkley Harkless
Neta Stallings
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
COUNCIL
Miller
Brock
Chew
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
SEAT CURRENT MEMBER
Richard Cooper
Ivan Glasscock
Mary Evelyn Huey
Melvin Willis
NOMINATION
Richard Cooper
Barbara Russell
Mary Evelyn Huey
Dick Norton
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
COUNCIL
Cott
Mayor
Chew
smith
PLUMBING /%ND MECWaNICAL CODE BOARD
SEAT CURRENT MEMBER
NOMINATION
George Becker
Bill Burley
Ted Lewellen
Bob Sullivan
Karl Martino
Ted Lewellen
Dave Reynolds
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
COUNCIL
Perry
Cott
Mayor
smith
PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD
SEA~ CURRENT MEMBER
7 John Thompson
NOMINATION
John Thompson
TERM
1993-97
COUNCIL
Mayor
126
SIGN BOARD OF APPEAL~
SEAT ~URRENT MEMBER
2 Gene Gumfory
4 Frank Massey
5 Tony Soto
6 Jim Tucker
NOMINATION
Gene Gumfory
Cliff Reding
Tony Soto
Dena Fairfield
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
COUNCIL
Smith
Cott
Miller
Brock
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIOW
SEAT
CURRENT MEMBER
Frank Davila
NOMINATION
Frank Davila
TERM
1993-96
Harrell
DENTON HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEAT
7
7a
7b
CURRENT MEMBER
George Hubbard
Warren Whitson
William Wilson
NOMINATION
George Hubbard
Warren Whitson
TERM
1993-95
1993-95
1993-95
Mayor
Mayor
Mayor
TMPA BOARD OF DIRECTOR8
SEAT CURRENT MEMBER
Ray Stephens
NOMINATION
Bill Giese
TERM
1993-95
Council
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