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CITY OF DENTON CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
June 14, 1994
The Council convened into the Executive Session on Tuesday, June
14, 1994, at 5:15 p.m. in the Civil Defense Room of City Hall.
PRESENT: Mayor Castleberry; Mayor Pro Tem Brock; Council Members
Chew, Cott, Perry, Miller and Smith.
ABSENT: None
1. The Council convened into the Executive Session to discuss the
following:
A. Legal Matters -- Under TEX. GOV'T CODE Sec. 551.071
B. Real Estate -- Under TEX. GOV'T CODE Sec. 551.072
C. Personnel/Board Appointments -- Under TEX. GOV'T CODE
Sec. 551.074
The Council convened into the Work Session on Tuesday, June 14,
1994 at 6:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of city Hall.
PRESENT: Mayor Castleberry; Mayor Pro Tem Brock; Council Members
Chew, Cott, Perry, Miller and Smith.
ABSENT: None
1. The Council received a report and held a discussion regarding
recommendations from the Juvenile Diversion Task Force.
Dalton Gregory, Chair - Juvenile Diversion Task Force, stated that
the Task Force had developed three recommendations for Council
consideration. Several ideas reoccurred during their discussions
which helped shape those recommendations. Those ideas were (1)
juveniles were important people, (2) everyone needed to accept
responsibility rather than putting responsibility off on someone
else and (3) if nothing were done, the situation would get worse.
Locally, there was an increase in juvenile crime and the beginning
appearances of gang activities. The three recommendations from the
Task Force were merely a starting point. The first recommendation
from the Task Force was to create a teen court. The main purpose
of a teen court would be to determine what types of consequences
would be appropriate for an offender. The second recommendation
was that the City contract with Youth and Family Services for their
first offender program. This program would assist~youth who were
having family problems which might have contributed to the offense.
The third recommendation was to create a juvenile crime interagency
coalition. The coalition would promote understanding, facilitate
coordination and cooperation among agencies involved in juvenile
issues. The coalition would continue the work started by the Task
Force, with a major responsibility being an annual report to
Council regarding the activities of the teen court.
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Council Member Miller stated that he was impressed with the
recommendations. He felt that all three recommendations needed to
be done and not only one or two.
Gregory replied that there were interrelationships among all three
recommendations.
Council Member Miller asked if there were any instances when a teen
court did not work.
Gregory replied not to his knowledge. Most communities were very
happy with such a court and had even expanded their original teen
court.
Judge Darlene Whitten stated that she had researched a number of
different programs and no one indicated dissatisfaction with such
a court.
Council' Member Miller asked if the program was aimed to get the
juvenile to deal with issues and hopefully not be a repeat
offender.
Gregory replied yes that an important goal was to decrease juvenile
crime and to decrease repeat offenders.
Judge Whitten stated that she had recommended cases to Youth and
Family Services with good responses.
Dana Slatter, Youth and Family Services, stated that the agency had
been in existence since 1981. Of the children who had completed
the program, 83% were not repeat offenders. The main goal of the
program was diversion and the prevention of going to court again.
Council Member Cott asked who was taken into the program.
Slatter replied that there was a three tier hierarchy for the
program.
Council Member Cott asked for their annual budget.
Slatter replied that their total budget was $129,360.
Council Member smith asked if they used volunteer counseling in
their program.
Slatter replied that they had four staff therapists with masters
degrees and was a training site for TWU, UNT and UTA graduate
students.
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Council Member Smith asked about the size of the case load for the
counselors.
Slatter replied that they had part-time therapists for family
therapy and those therapists saw between 14-16 families per week.
City Manager Harrell stated that these programs would involve cost
items for implementation. The Task Force had recommended that the
City of Denton, the DISD and Denton County plus one civic agency
serve as sponsors for the teen court program. The three major
sponsors should share the cost for the initial year of the program.
Gregory replied that the governmental agencies could provide
financial support in addition to federal grants. The grant money
would not be available immediately but there were other non-profit
organizations which could offer support. There was a possibility
of creating a non-profit organization to operate the teen court.
He felt that interagency cooperation was important and if an agency
contributed in terms of dollars, there would be more interagency
involvement.
Mayor Pro Tem Brock asked if there was any hard data regarding
repeat offenders going through a teen court.
Gregory replied that the programs were so different that it was
hard to gather such data.
Council Member Miller stated that part of the design of a teen
court cost was predicated on members of the Bar Association acting
as judges. He asked if the Bar had agreed to do this.
Gregory stated that the Bar had not been formally contacted but
felt that there would be no problem with such a request. There
were many options for this proposal.
2. The Council received a report and held a discussion regarding
the implementation of the 1995-99 CIP Program.
Jon Fortune, Budget Officer, reviewed the CIP calendar for the
year.
Mayor Pro Tem Brock stated that the minutes of the Planning and
Zoning Commission indicated a concern about the drainage issues but
that those issues were not worked into the recommendations and
questioned why that was not done.
Fortune replied that the recommendation used the wording which was
used at the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting.
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City Manager Harrell stated that there had been some discussion
that the CIP would be a City packaged CIP which would go to the
citizens. A citizen committee would be formed to evaluate all
programs and reorder them if needed. That would provide time to
give priority to drainage issues if needed. The City was out of
bond authority after this year and most of the projects would
require some type of bond authorization.
Fortune indicated that the back-up materials included a map of the
drainage projects and street projects.
Council Member Cott asked that the drainage issues be reviewed.
Fortune stated that the first drainage projects, proposed for the
year 1996-97, were the Cooper Creek Channel-Phase I and the Avenue
G drainage project. It was proposed to do Pecan Creek from Ruddell
to Woodrow; Fletcher Branch at Indian Ridge; Cooper Branch; Good
Samaritan Village; Cooper Creek from Windsor Drive to Bell Avenue;
and coit Street drainage in 1997-98.
Council Member Perry asked about Payne Drive.
Fortune replied that that was considered a street project with
associated drainage. Eagle Drive; Pecan Creek from Bradshaw to the
main channel; Pecan Creek drainage near Robertson; Alice Street
drainage; and Dallas Drive drainage were proposed projects for the
fifth year.
city Manager Harrell stated that this recommended 5 year CIP was
projected to be done without a tax increase. As current bond
projects were paid off and with a slow rate of growth in assessed
value, this proposed level of improvement could be accommodated.
There was a large list of projects submitted which could not be
done without a tax increase. Those were projects which needed to be
done but which could not be done in the five year program.
Council Member Cott asked what was the drainage issue.
city Manager Harrell replied that flooding in yards or in a
floodway area where it waS not possible to build was the main
issue.
Fortune reviewed the categories under which the projects were
listed. He stated that Council had a tour of the proposed CIP
projects last year and suggested scheduling another tour for this
year.
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City Manager Harrell stated that the proposed fifth year of the CIP
presented new projects which the Council had not discussed in prior
meetings.
Rick Svehla, Deputy City Manager, presented the drainage projects.
(1) Eagle Drive from Avenue A to Locust Street - the current system
was undersized and had flooding during heavy rains. (2) Pecan
Street from Bradshaw to the main channel - this currently was an
earthen channel with erosions along the back lots of some of the
houses. (3) Pecan near Robertson - north of Robertson there were
three old culverts which were undersized plus there was a need to
enlarge the culverts under the railroad tracks. This would also
help Robertson Street under the tracks as the area flooded during
heavy rains. (4) Ellis Street at Panhandle - there were two
channels at this point with a small pipe system which was
undersized. (5) Dallas Drive at Willow Springs - improvements here
would help Willow Springs with an underground pipe to a new channel
north of Willow Springs.
Mayor Pro Tem Brock asked if the projected cost of the projects
included rebuilding the streets which were damaged during drainage
construction.
Svehla replied correct that the project always included the
rebuilding of the streets.
Mayor Pro Tem Brock stated that those figures were then not
included in the street projects.
Svehla replied correct.
Rich Dlugas, Director of Parks and Recreation reviewed the projects
associated with parks and recreation. (1) University Drive from
Malone to Spring Valley - existing bonds and matching dollars from
the State would landscape those medians. (2) Master Trails/ Phase
I which would develop a hike/bike plan for the City. This would be
a 13 mile trail system with four major corridors. (3) Phase II of
South Lakes Park which would expand the trails, develop a second
lake with picnic facilities and security lighting. This would
include a match from the Texas Wildlife Department. (4) Athletic
field renovation and development would include renovation at Evers
Park, Mack Park and Denia Park for paving parking lots and
providing restrooms.
Rick Svehla, Deputy City Manager, pre~nted the proposed
engineering/street projects. (1) Miscellaneous street construction
was a program for maintenance and street construction but no
definite streets had been determined at this point in time.
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(2) Sidewalk repairs also did not have definite projects at this
point in time. (3) Southeast Denton sidewalks would provide
sidewalks on one side of Lakey Street (Prairie to Morse), Willow
Springs, Duncan and Smith (Dallas Drive to Hill) and Kerley (Morse
to Scott). (4) Avenue A paving would be between Prairie Street and
Chestnut Street and would keep the street at its current width.
(5) Willowwood paving and drainage (Option II) would rebuild from
Bonnie Brae to Bernard Street and would fund drainage improvements
between McCormick and Bernard Street. (6) Mockingbird Lane
connection would construct a curved connection at Paisley replacing
the existing dog leg.
Gary Collins, Director of Information Services, stated that the
proposed CIP included a replacement and upgrade of all obsolete
computer equipment both hardware and software. Outdated equipment
was still being used in some offices and this proposal would
upgrade both the software and hardware.
City Manager Harrell stated that staff would be presenting a
recommendation to fund a study of information service needs within
the City and develop a strategy to modernize that system. If
Council agreed with the funding for the study, more specific needs
could be addressed.
Council Member Cott asked if the study would determine how to spend
the money.
city Manager Harrell stated that the study would be an assessment
of what the City currently had, what was needed and a
recommendation. Currently there were operational problems with
some of the older equipment.
Rick Svehla, Deputy City Manager, presented the airport projects.
Projects (1 and 2) involved the extension of the existing runway to
the north with taxi lanes and land acquisition for that extension.
Project (3) involved the construction of more general aviation
aprons for the planes. Each project had some federal dollars
associated with the project.
Council Member Cott asked about public input regarding the
extension.
Svehla replied that public hearings had already been held regarding
the issue.
City Manager Harrell stated that the proposal presented increased
flexibility even with a no tax increase situation. The fourth year
would increase to $6 million and the fifth year to $10 million due
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to the effect of delaying the projects.
Jim Harder, Director of Electric Utilities, highlighted some of the
electric projects. (1) Distribution substations would relieve the
existing substations plus include a new substation in the downtown
area. (2) Central dispatch building would provide a communications
area near the power plant to centralize the dispatch functions.
(3) Over to under conversions dealt with the University Avenue
widening project which would take the power lines from over the
street to under the street. (4) System expansion within the
immediate service territory was needed due to the growth of Denton
in increased subdivisions. (5) Power production replacement would
reserve money for the project but there were no definite
recommendations ready until the completion of the power supply
study.
Council Member Cott asked what would be an alternative to a central
dispatch building.
Harder replied that the proposal was for a dispatch center and
module construction. There was a great need for at least a
dispatch center.
Jerry Cosgrove, Water Engineering Administrator, highlighted the
water utility projects. (1) New water plant/transmission line at
Lake Ray Roberts; (2) Booster Station; (3) Elevated storage tanks;
(4) Distribution system upgrade; (5) Replace water lines; (6) Field
services replacement of waterlines which was an in-house program;
(7) Development of plan water lines for economic development
candidates; (8) Oversize water lines would work with developers to
oversize water lines; (9) Taps, fire hydrant and field equipment
would replace old equipment; (10) Computer equipment would renovate
the supervisory control equipment at the water plant as the current
system was difficult to analyze; (11) Disinfection system
modification would allow for any necessary modifications for
compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act; (12) I35 waterline
would extend from Exposition Mills north for new customers in the
area and for wholesale water to UTRWD and Sanger; and (13) State
highway relocations would allow funding for the relocation of
water/sewer lines due to State highway projects.
Wastewater projects included (1) Wastewater treatment plant
improvements which would include a composting facility; (2)
Wastewater treatment plant expansion; (3) Liftstation improvements;
(4) Collection ~y~tem upgrade; (5) Replacement of sewer line~ a~
the current system was in poor shape in some areas and needed some
improvements; (6) Development of a plan sewer line for economic
development; (7) Oversize wastewater lines; (8) Infiltration/inflow
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studies; (9) Taps and field equipment; (10) Laboratory
improvements; (11) State highway relocations such as the University
Drive project.
Council Member Cott asked how far away the City was from wastewater
capacity.
Cosgrove replied that it depended on the section of the City and
whether it was wet or dry weather.
Charlie Watkins, Superintendent of Solid Waste, presented the solid
waste projects. There was a higher dollar amount request than in
previous years due to the landfill expansion and recycling
projects. (1) Communication equipment would replace an outdated
communication system; (2) Container improvements upgrade would
replace deteriorating units; (3) Landfill expansion as it related
to property acquisition; (4) Permitting at the landfill which
required a consultant; (5) Recycling site additions included three
additional sites and improvements at the existing sites; and (6)
Recycling equipment for the design work for an intermediate
processing facility.
Council Member Cott suggested contracting out recycling.
Nelson replied that that was an option the Committee would be
looking into. He indicated projected utility rate increases for
years 1995-99. The electric rate would increase 2%, 3%, 4%, 5%,
and 6% from 1995-99. Water would increase 2%, 4%, 4%, 4%, and 8%
over the years. Wastewater rates would increase 8%, 8%, 6%, 4%,
and 4%. Solid waste residential rates would have a 7.60%, 6.7%, 7%,
6.6%, and 6.85% increase over the years. Commercial solid waste
would have an increase of 9.95%,8%, 8%, 8% and 7% increase over the
years 1995-1999.
3. The Council received a report and held a discussion regarding
the Leadership Denton projects.
City Manager Harrell stated that Council Member Miller had
requested that these reports from Leadership Denton be placed on an
agenda for Council consideration.
Council Member Miller stated that the report concerning planning
and zoning in Denton had a statement that the 1988 Development Plan
"has been amended twice to accommodate new development needs and
requests made by the city, with input and/or complaints from
developers, but any further changes must wait until the city has
completed its 'Vision' project."
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City Manager Harrell stated that when the original plan was done,
a great number of citizens were included on the Committee. The
Planning and Zoning Commission felt that the Plan needed to be
updated but realized that such a project would involve many of the
same people involved in the Vision effort. It was felt that it
would be better timing to complete the first phase of the Vision
Project before starting another large community undertaking.
Council Member Miller stated that the Plan developed in 1988 needed
to be dynamic rather than static and that there should be an on-
going task force for such an issue. He asked if a mechanism for
continual review had been considered.
Robbins replied that the new plan addressed a review of the plan
every five years.
Council Member Miller suggested considering some type of on-going
group to review the plan rather than the Planning and Zoning
Commission.
Mayor Pro Tem Brock stated that the report indicated that the Plan
was amended twice to accommodate new development. She felt that
there had been other changes during the years.
Robbins replied that there had been two amendments to the concept
map which defined the study areas. A provision had been added with
respect to greenbelts. No other amendments were done to the map or
the policy. There had been additions to the policy but no
amendment to policy statement.
Council Member Chew had a few comments regarding the report on
Unify Denton. He expressed problems with the conclusions of the
report and questioned the number of people interviewed in order to
draw those conclusions. He also felt there was not a good data
base from which to draw conclusions. He opposed and disagreed with
the conclusions of the report.
Mayor Pro Tem Brock stated that the groups went about their work
very seriously and even if one might disagree with some of the
research techniques, she felt that their intentions were good
regarding the studies.
Council Member Miller felt that some of the data collected needed
to be refined so as to compare it on an equal basis. He felt there
was a need to know the impact of the student~ in Denton on the
studies and that there were some incorrect statistics regarding
population growth. Denton's population might not grow as much as
surrounding cities but it would provide job growth in Denton. Over
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a period of time it was important to refine data.
Mayor Pro Tem Brock indicated that the study had relied on the
weinstein report which indicated that Denton had a serious
liability regarding development and had an antibusiness and
antigrowth reputation. She questioned what that data was based on.
She knew many individuals who had experience developing in other
communities who had commented on how easy it was to do business in
Denton. She felt it might be individuals with private agendas who
started the perception that Denton was antibusiness. Other cities
now had development ordinances similar to Denton's, some of which
were more restrictive than Denton's. She felt that the City needed
to inform people about the measures the City had taken and
ordinances which were in place that encouraged development such as
the utility plan lines. There was a need to remind people about
the measures the City had in place for economic development.
Council Member Cott stated that the reports were done by a group of
individuals who were trying to earn their way and the reports might
be less than perfect. City government and the Chamber needed to
learn how to work together. He felt there was a division between
the two entities which needed to be bridged.
Mayor Pro Tem Brock stated that her previous comments were in
response, not to the Leadership Denton people, but to the
quotations from an earlier report from the Center of Economic
Development.
Council Member Perry stated that he would like see to data which
would show a city of similar size to Denton which had done more to
promote economic development.
Mayor Castleberry stated that good things had happened in Denton
such as the outlet mall, a divisional headquarters and number of
small businesses which had located in Denton. While there might
have been a time when Denton was antibusiness, that time was gone.
Denton was in favor of business and wanted new business. He felt
that Denton would continue to receive new business as it was a
great location and had good offerings for new business.
4. The Council considered nominations and appointments to the
city's Boards and Commissions.
The Council made nominations for various Boards and Commissions.
(Attachment A)
Mayor Castleberry indicated that Tom Harpool was eligible for
reappointment to TMPA.
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Council Member Miller nominated Tom Harpool for reappointment to
the TMPA. On roll vote, Brock "aye", Cott "aye", Miller "aye",
Smith "aye", Chew "aye", Perry "aye", and Mayor Castleberry "aye".
Motion carried unanimously.
With no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:25 p.m.
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CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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BOARD/COMMISSION NOMINATIONS
1994-95
AIRPORT ADVISORY BOARD
Dist CURRENT MEMBER
7 John Dulemba
3 Nancy Hundley
4 James Jamieson
5 Jim Risser
ANIMAL SHELTER ~DVISORY BOARD
DIST CURRENT MEMBER
2 Mary McKay
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
DIST CURRENT MEMBER
5 Rebecca King
2 Marcia Staff
4 VACANT (ALT)
BUILDING COD! BOARD
CURRENT MEMBER
DIST
3 James Fykes (ALT)
4 Bob George (ALT)
5 Steve Kniatt
6 Isabel Miller
7 Greg Muirhead
NOMINATION
John Dulemba
James 3amieson
Jim Risser
NOMINATION
$oella Orr
NOMINATION
Rebecca KinE
NOMINATION
Steve Kniatt
Gre~ Muirhead
TERM
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
TERM
1991-94
TERM
1992-94
1992-94
1993-95
TER
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
Mayor
Perry
Cott
Miller
COUNCIL
Smith
COUNCIL
Miller
Smith
Cott
COUNCIL
Perry
Cott
Miller
Brock
Mayor
3O4
COMMUNITY DEVELOPN~WT ADVISORY COMMITTEE
DIST CURRENT MEMBER NOMINATION TERM
5 Dorothy Martinez Dorothy Martinez 1992-94
6 Peggy Fox Peggy Fox 1992-94
7 Fred Hill 1992-94
3 Curtis Ramsey 1992-94
5 Rey Trejo Ann Hatch 1992-94
DATA PROCESSING ADVISORY BOARD
DIST
CURRENT MEMBER
Rosa Lawton
Robert W. Minnis
Brian scott
NOMINATION
Rosa Lawton
DOWNTOWN ADVISORY BOA~
DIST
CURRENT MEMBER
Geneva Berg
BeBe Olufsen
Fred Patterson
Barbara Philips
Rahna Raney
NOMINATION
Geneva Berg
Joy Williams
Michael Flanagan
Rahna Raney
TERM.
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
TERM
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
COUNC I_______LL
Miller
Brock
Mayor
Perry
Miller
COUNCIL
Smith
Perry
Cott
COUNCIL
Perry
Cott
Miller
Brock
Mayor
ELECTRICAL CODE BO~n
DIST
CURRENT MEMBER
John Hardinger
David Martin
Robert Hicks
NOMINATION
Robert Hicks
TERM
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
COUNCIL
Perry
Cott
Chew
HISTORIC LANDMARK COMMISSION
DIST CURRENT MEMBER
3 Kenneth Morgan
7 Judy Cole
2 Mary McCain
HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE
DIST
CURRENT MEMBER
Jim Bezdek
Lawrence Cochran
Terry Garrett
Sandy Kristofersen
KEEP DENTON BEAUTIFUL BOARD
~ DIST
CURRENT MEMBER
Dave Boston
Gertrude Gibson
Betty Kimble
Kandice Gandel
Bill Watson
LIBRARY BOARD
DIST
CURRENT MEMBER
Kjell Johansen
Kathy Pole
Jean Schaake
NOMINATION
Kenneth Morgan
Judy Cole
NOMINATION
Pat Muro
NOMINATION
Luanne Hicks
Kandice Gandel
NOMINATION
K~ell Johansen
Kathy Pole
TERM
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
TERM
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
TERM
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
TERM
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
305
COUNCIL
Perry
Mayor
Smith
COUNCIL
Brock
Mayor
Smith
Cott
COUNCIL
Chew
Brock
Mayor
Perry
Cott
COUNCIL
Mayor
Perry
Cott
306
PARKS AND RECREATION BO~9'n
DIST CURRENT MEMBER
7 Tom Judd
2 Loyce Wilson
NOMINATION
Tom Judd
Loyce Wilson
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
DIST CURRENT MEMBER
3 Mike Cochran
5 Jim Engelbrecht
6 Katie Flemming
PLUMBING AND MECW~NICAL CODE BOARD
DIST
5
6
1
CURRENT MEMBER
Millard Heath
Lee Capps
Jeff Peploe
NOMINATION
Mike Cochran
Ellen Schertz
Katie Flemming
NOMINATION
Millard Heath
Lee Capps
3elf Peploe
PUBLIC UTILITIES BOA~n
DIST CURRENT MEMBER
6 Roland Laney
SIGN BOARD OF APp~nm
DIST
CURRENT MEMBER
Harry Eaddy
Ann Houston (ALT)
Mike Wiebe
NOMINATION
George Hopkins
Mike Wiebe
TERM
1992-94
1992-94
TERM
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
TERM
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
TERM
1990-94
TERM
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
COUNCIL'~
Mayor
Smith
COUNCIL
Perry
Miller
Brock
COUNCIL
Miller
Brock
Chew
COUNCIL
Brock
COUNCIL
Chew
Perry
Mayor
TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMISSION
DIET CURRENT MEMBER
6 VACANT
1 Kathy Devine
2 Eric Jackson
3 George Kay
4 Edna Redmon
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
SEAT
3
CURRENT MEMBER
Charldean Newell
NOMINATION
Kathy Devine
Eric Jackson
NOMINATION
Charldean Newell
TERM
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
1992-94
TERM
1991-94
307
COUNCIL
Brock
Chew
smith
Perry
Cott
Harrell
DENTON HOUSING AUTHORITY
SEAT
1
2
CURRENT MEMBER
Derrell Bulls
Rudy Rodriguez
TERM
1992-94
1992-94
Mayor
Mayor
TMPA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
SEAT CURRENT MEMBER
i Tom Harpool
Tom Harpool
1992-94
Council
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