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PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
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PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
AGENDA
Monday, November 13, 2000
7:00 p.m.
For the meeting conducted at the Park Annex
located at 5109 Bransford Road
AGENDA
NUMBER AGENDAlrEM
1. Call to Order
2. Approval of the October 2, 2000 Minutes
3. Update of Park Land
4. Recreation, Athletics, Tennis and Seniors' Report
5. Park Operations and Capita/Improvement Status Reports
6. Other /nformational /tems*
7. Adjournment
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*(This time is allocated for citizens to 'nfonnally address the Board on matters not on the agenda that require no fonnal
action. Each presentation will be Iimitedto a maximum of five (5) minutes.. Board members may not respond to citizens
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5109 Bransford Road
P.O. Box 185
COlleYVille, Texas 76034
656-PARK
Metro: (817) 498-4749.
Fax: (817) 5n-1986
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PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
MINUTES
Monday October 2, 2000
7:00 p.m.
Chairman Rich Hendler called the meeting to order at 7:05 p.m. on Monday,
October 2, 2000 at the Parks and Recreation office.
ROLL CALL:
Members: Chairman Rich Hendler, Councilman
Mike Taylor, Joe Noorlag, Dan Witte and Karen
Birkes, Ken Crooks, Steve Magee and Vince
Rosen
ABSENT:
Roger Nelson
STAFF:
Monica Sue Walsh, Parks and Recreation
Manager, Craig Dishman, Recreation Supervisor,
and Cynthia Singleton, Office Assistant
1. Call to Order
2. Approval of the September 11,2000 Minutes
Dan Witte moved to approve the September 11, 2000 Parks and Recreation
Advisory Board minutes and Karen Birkes seconded the motion. The vote
was unanimous.
3. Update of Park Land
Monica Walsh provided an update of seventeen available parcels of land
consisting of 10 acres or more within the city limits of Colleyville. After
discussion, the Board requested that Ms. Walsh present at the November
meeting, the top ten parcels of land that meet the City's park needs.
5109 Bransford Road
P.O. Box 185
Colleyvill~, Texas 76034
656-PARK
Metro: (817) 498-4749
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
October 2, 2000
Page 2
4. Discussion and Consideration of Proposed Donations for L.D.
Lockett House Improvements
Steve Magee moved to accept the donation of labor and materials for L.D.
Lockett house improvements from Stuart Bolerjack and Kelly-Moore Paint
Company. Joe Noorlag seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous.
5. Other Informationalltems*
Dianne McWethy, Assistant City Manager introduced Dixie Cawthorne,
Marketing Specialist.
6. Adjournment
Dan Witte moved to adjourn at 8:40 p.m. and Vince Rosen seconded the
motion and the vote was unanimous.
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C~ thia Singleton, 0 ic sistant
Approved: .
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Menta Sue Walsh, Parks and Recreation Manager
DRAFT
PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
MINUTES
Monday October 2, 2000
7:00 p.m.
Chairman Rich Hendler called the meeting to order at 7:05 p.m. on Monday,
October 2, 2000 at the Parks and Recreation office.
ROLL CALL:
Members: Chairman Rich Hendler, Councilman
Mike Taylor, Joe Noorlag, Dan Witte and Karen
Birkes, Ken Crooks, Steve Magee and Vince
Rosen
ABSENT:
Roger Nelson
STAFF:
Monica Sue Walsh, Parks and Recreation
Manager, Craig Dishman, Recreation Supervisor,
and Cynthia Singleton, Office Assistant
1. Call to Order
2. Approval of the September 11, 2000 Minutes
Dan Witte moved to approve the September 11, 2000 Parks and Recreation
Advisory Board minutes and Karen Birkes seconded the motion. The vote
was unanimous.
3. Update of Park Land
Monica Walsh provided an update of seventeen available parcels of land
consisting of 10 acres or more within the city limits of Colleyville. After
discussion, the Board requested that Ms. Walsh present at the November
meeting, the top ten parcels of land that meet the City's park needs.
DRAFT
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
October 2, 2000
Page 2
4. Discussion and Consideration of Proposed Donations for L.D.
Lockett House Improvements
Steve Magee moved to accept the donation of labor and materials for L.D.
Lockett house improvements from Stuart Bolerjack and Kelly-Moore Paint
Company. Joe Noorlag seconded the motion and the vote was unanimous.
5. Other Informationalltems*
Dianne McWethy, Assistant City Manager introduced Dixie Cawthorne,
Marketing Specialist.
6. Adjournment
Dan Witte moved to adjourn at 8:40 p.m. and Vince Rosen seconded the
motion and the vote was unanimous.
Respectfully submitted:
Cynthia Singleton, Office Assistant
Approved:
Monica Sue Walsh, Parks and Recreation Manager
Oty of
;je Parks and Recreation Department
Meeting
11/13/00
Agenda #
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Department:
Subject:
Parks and Recreation
Update of Park Land
As requested by Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, city staff has identified
potential tracks of parkland. Staff will discuss these at the meeting.
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ACTION TO BE TAKEN
o DisQJssion Only
1XJ Infonnation Only
o Procedural Change
o Possible Oty Coundl Policy Recommendation
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Oty of
;je Parks and Recreation Department
Meeting
11/13/00
Agenda #
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Department:
Subject:
Parks and Recreation
Recreation, Athletics, Tennis and Seniors' Report
I. RECREATION
A. Staff participated in the American Heart Association Fun Walk on
October 7 at Texas Star, over $150 was raised.
B. Colleyville Proud's "Fall Trash Off' was held October 14..
Participants cleaned up areas near Little Bear Creek and Highway
26.
B. Start Smart was held at Colleyville Middle School with 18
participants. Ages 3-5 enjoyed learning the fundamentals of
throwing, catching, kicking and batting with their parent(s). Start
Smart is sponsored by "Kids Sports Network." The department was
awarded a $250 grant for the program.
II. ATHLETICS
A. Skyhawks Sports conducted a Flag Football Clinic at Sparger Park,
with thirteen participants enjoying the program.
III. TENNIS
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A. Approximately 61 participants were enrolled in tennis programs for
the month of October.
IV. SENIORS
Staff is working with local seniors, churches and other groups to
recruit volunteer instructors and leaders for senior drop-in activities
at the L.D. Lockett facility on Mondays. Proposed activities are
exercise classes, dominoes, cards, etc.
ACTION TO BE TAKEN
A.
o DisQJss!on Only
[t( Information Only
o Procedural Change
o Possible Oty Coundl Policy Recommendation
Page~of~
Recreation Report
November 13,2000
Page 2
B. Metroport Meals on Wheels monthly luncheon and activity program
is held the first and third Friday of each month at the Colleyville
Community Center from 10:00 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m. In October, 136
participants enjoyed the luncheons.
C. We are currently interviewing applicants for the new Recreation
Program Assistant position. This individual will assist in the
planning and implementation of the senior adult and recreation
programs and provide general administrative support.
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Co//eyvi//e Parks and Recreation Department
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Meeting
11/13/00
Agenda #
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Department:
Subject:
Parks and Recreation
Park Operations and Capital Improvement Status Report
BRANSFORD PARK MASTER PLAN
Project description: Development of Master Plan for site
Consultant: Carter & Burgess
Contractor: Nt A
Status: Researching historical grant opportunities; Colleyville
Woman's Club considering making renovations.
Substantial completion: Completed
KIMZEY PARK
Project description:
Consultant:
Contractor:
Design for redevelopment
Carter and Burgess
N/A
Ground Breaking - November 14, 2000
Summer 2000
Status:
Substantial completion:
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ACTION TO BE TAKEN
o DisaJssion Only
I&J Information Only
o Procedural Change
o Possible Oty Coundl Policy Recommendation
Page~of~
Park Operations and Capital Improvement Status Report
November 13, 2000
Page 2 of 2
COTTONBEL T TRAIL
Project description:
Design of Cottonbelt Trail
Consultant:
Mesa Design Group
Contractor:
N/A
Status:
Second submittals sent to TXDOT
Substantial completion:
Fall 2000
PLEASANT RUN PROPERTY
Project description: Design of Master Plan
Consultant: Newman, Jackson, Bieberstein Landscape
Architecture
Contractor: N/A
Status: Design process
Substantial completion: Completed
OTHER PARK PROJECTS:
L.D. Lockett Park - Asphalt parking lot striped, sidewalk and computer lab
completed. Curb stops will be installed this month.
Plans are being developed for the lighting and
landscaping improvements.
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26 - Hometown Star - www.star-telegram.com -Sunday, October 8, 2000
"In past-years almost our entire
recreation budget has been devot-
, ed to youth activities. It is time
we invested mor<< in our seniors,"
From Page 15 wrote Stripling, who could not be
reached for further comment. '
The message is posted in the
city's web3'ite, w"'{w.colleyville.
com. Listed under "secondary pri-
orities" for the city is to "increase
quality and number of programs
offered senior citizens." -
Co lleYVi IleJ~f.gI
By JESSAMY BRQW-N
Star- Telegram Staff Wriler '
COLLEYVILLE>cyit}')<:j.{ijcia1$ "
are seeking candidatesJo,q.l.n~~p<>~i;,
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prefer that candidates have train-
ing in recreation, senior program-
millg or a related field. The salary
range is $10.03 to $14.17 per
hour:
The position was created in
accordance with budget priorities
established by the city council,
according to the City Manager's
Budget Message for fiscal year
2001, which describes proposals
for the fiscal year that began Oct. 1.
Bob Stripling wrote that the
new Parks and Recreation job is
part of a strategic plan to allocate
new positions where personnel is
needed.
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Current programs for seniors
include lunch on the first and
third Fridays of the month at the
Colleyville Community Center,
5300 Bluebonnet Drive, and
Tuesday evening games and
activities at the L.D. Lockett facil-
Ity, 315 L.D. Lockett Road.
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system for bicycles. Its routes
would stretch to Denton and McK-
inney and would be spread
throughout Tarrant and Dallas
counties.
) Along its network of routes
would be bicycle transportation
districts, which would center on
major gathering places, businesses
and municipal buildings, and cer-
tain streets designated for bicycle
use.
Large cities such as Arlington,
Dallas, Fort Worth and North
Richland Hills are considered
leaders when it comes to bolster-
ing cycling with lanes, commuting
centers and other facilities. The
council of governments, which
directs federal funding to projects,
is studying ways to link bicycle
and pedestrian paths to the Trinity
Railway Express COmmuter train.
But the network is more con-
cept than reality, and officials are
attempting to embolden smaller
suburbs and rural areas to get with
the program.
"Individual cities are so differ-
ent in the speed of things, and this
gets more attention from the urban
standpoint. But we want to get the
suburbs involved," said Paul
Winkelblech, a transportation
planner for the council of govern.
~ents.
) North Richland Hills is plan-
ning a bicycle commuting center
with lockers, bike storage and
changing areas at its planned Town
Center. Grapevine has poured mil.
lions into its parks and trails sys-
tem. The 2.7-mile section of the
Cottonbelt Trail in Grapevine is
complete.
The trail, a network of bicyclist
and pedestrian paths that will con-
nect most of Northeast Tarrant
County, is planned to go through
Colleyville, Hurst, North Richland
Hills and Southlake. But it may
take some time before projects
connect
''Thef,:funding is on the table,"
said Joe Moore, Grapevine assis-
tant director of parks and recre-
ation. "It's just that we're in that
f slow period of design and devel-
opment. Construction within the
next year is going to escalate, and
in two or three years you'll see a
substantial increase.
"You'll see in five years that
Grapevine will be near completion
throughout the entire city, and I
~nvision the Cottonbelt connected
f'''m Grapevine to Loop 820 in
}th Richland Hills, with spurs
bvmg into North Richland Hills
and ColleyviIle," he said.
Bicycle centers: Places where
commuters can park their bicycles.
Will include lockers, showers.
,. Bicycle districts: Network of roads
and highways that will be designated
for bicycle users.
Representati ves from cities
along the Cotton belt met recently
to begin discussing shaded areas,
benches, water fountains and trash
receptacles along the route.
Because trail users do not typically
park, bike racks will not be dis-
cussed, officials said.
In Northeast Tarrant County,
that matter is being addressed by
Lewis.
The inconvenience of not hav-
ing places to park his bicycle
prompted Lewis, who is a board
member for the Northeast YMCA,
to devise a program for the associ-
ation to sell bike racks to strip
malls, offices, restaurants, hotels,
motels, warehouses, manufactur-
ing companies, industrial com-
plexes, schools, hospitals, libraries,
museums, theaters, skating rinks,
health clubs, churches and parks.
Graphics students at Tarrant
County College, where Lewis is a
part-time instructor, would get
experience creating a public
awareness and marketing plan.
Any fmancial profits - a pro-
totype bike rack cost Lewis $105
to make - would help the YMCA
expand its facility.
Northeast YMCA serves Hurst,
North Richland Hills, Richland
Hills and parts of Watauga Lewis
said he hopes that other YMCAs
in the Metroplex, or another
agency, will get on board and
make his plan regional.
. "I'm not inventing anything
new, ceVUlinly, just seeing a need
in our area," he said.
If the network of trails, bike
racks and other facilities were to
be expanded, would enough North
Texans embrace the idea of ped_
dling themselves to work? Would
they be willing to hop on a bicycle
during an August heat wave or in
the biting cold of a January freeze?
Surprising to some, studies
indicate that the answer is yes.
Studying regional bus and light
rail use this summer, Mike Sims,
the council of governments princi-
pal transportation planner, found
that 90 percent of passengers. who
went to a bus stop or train station
did so by walking or riding a bicy-
cle.
Studies of successful commuter
cycling systems in other regions,
including areas where snow or
heavy rain is prevalent, revealed
that inclement weather did not
appreciably affect the decision to
S~~ThI~~JOHNT.V~L~
use bicycle/pedestrian paths as
access to rail stations, Sims said.
In other words, if you build it,
they will come.
Until then, residents such as
Kevin Lahner of Carrollton will
have to drive to work. Lab.ner, 24,
is a municipal employee in Rower
Mound, training to run in
marathons and an avid biker. But
he said he will not ride a bicycle to
work, atleast not until there is a
safer route.
"There are some cases where
you run out of sidewalks, and it's
kind of helpful to have a mountain
bike, Otherwise, you have to get
off your bike and walk around,"
Lahner said.
"In other states, especially in
my home state of Wisconsin, they
have very aggressive bike trail
programs. And the communities
there are real active in promoting
bike trails and people using bikes
to commute. If I had my druthers,
I'd ride from home to work. But,
other than in Flower Mound town
limits, they don't have bike trails.
Hopefully, that will change."
8ryon Okada, (817) 68S-38S3
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Friday, October 20,2000
Colleyville says goodbye
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to CIty manager, secretary
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Stripling taking Virginia job; Harris to work in Decatur
By Lee Powell
Slaff Writer of The Dallas Morning News
COLLEYVILLE - Cynthia Sin-
gleton, an office assistant in the city's
Parhand Recreation Department, was
~d City secretary Tuesday as City
Council members said farewell to out-
going City Secre1flry Jean Harris and
Ci!y.~M(lllager Bob Stripling.
.. Assistmt City Manager Dianne
.McWethy will serve as interim city
J~1ap,4ger. while the City Council
.5~arCht;sfor Mr. Stripling's permanent
replace!rient.
.. That. person is expected to be
'nilined 'early next year.
. . Ms. Harris, who held the position
for nine. years, is leaving to become
city secretary in Decatur, north of Fort
Worth. Her last day is Friday.
Mr. Stripling is leaving the city af-
ter 10 years as city manager to assume
a comparable position in Staunton, Va.
His last day is Nov.!.
They were both presented keys to
the city by Mayor Donna Arp and giv-
en standing ovations by council mem-
bers and those in the audience.
Ms. Singleton has been with the
city since 1997 and has served as Ms.
Harris' backup in addition to fulfilling
her Parks and Recreation Department
duties. She is enrolled in the Texas mu-
nicipal clerks certification program.
Ms. Singleton, 47, said she would
like to build on work the city has al-
ready begun on digitizing its records
and making them available to the pub-
lic through Colleyville's Web site,
The city plans to hire a records
manager soon to help with that task.
"I would certainly like to enhance
that program and offer more services to
citizens," Ms. Singleton said.
As interim city manager, Ms.
McWethy will receive an annual salary
of $98,043 plus a monthly car allow-
ance of $709. In her role as assistant
city manager, Ms. McWethy had
earned $84,866 per year.
Mr. Stripling earned an annual sala-
ry of$110,000.
Staff writer Lee Powell can be
reached at 817-410-9602, ext. 4967,
and at lkpowell@dallasnews.com.
NOW YOU KNOW...
About Celebrate Colleyville
Celebrate Colleyville was launched last. De-
cember as a twCKlay festival sponsored by
the city. It was funded with public tax dollars
and private donations. It will be back again
this year. The festival includes a craft show,
food concessions, art exhibits, local musi-
cians and other entertainers for children and
adults. last year it also featured a laser light
show. fur more information about this year's
offerings, call Dixie Cawthorne. at 817-577-
7575.
SOURCE: City of Cclleyviile
IF lonely walls could whisper
Webb home spins tales of COlleyville's past
The deserted Webb home houses memories of Bransford area's earliest days.
By DONNA DONOVAN
STAFF WRITER
porch front. As if it still matters.
Windows are all boarded up and rain gut-
ters are slightly crooked. The land the
house has been standing on since 1914 has
been trimmed down. to a triangular corner
with the Colleyville water tower looming
up behind it. The Webbs used to own that
property,too. The old railroad tracks are
S1ill a stone's throwaway.
It was the St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas
Railway that brought notice to this spot in
Tarrant County, according to local
researcher Lila Coley. She. discovered that
See WEBB on Page 6A
It looks so lonely, that little yellow house
sitting by itself on the comer of Shelton
and Bransford roads. It's still known as the
Webb .'house even though the last Webb
occuI?~t died over 20 years ago.
NoW front support beams are beginning
to r;ot in places. Empty 'sockets dot .the
overhang where lights once held back the
darkness. Abreeze swings the sign with
the. number, 140, back and forth across the
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had .once 'been . a~g'~':
ha:mJet" called Bransford,
which had disappeared along,':
with that railroad company'
by the time Colleyville was
incorporated in1956. But the
Webb home stands today as a
silent reminder of what used
to be. And Coley's research
became part of the
Colleyville Sesquicentennial
Book published here in 1986.
According to grandson,
Warren, John R. Webb was
born in Padukah, Ky. on Nov.
27, 1872. He married Orpha
Violet Waterson in Tennessee
in 1892. By the time the
Webbs headed out for Texas,
the family had grown to four,
with the births of Sadie and
Clarence. They lived in
Frisco for a short time and
then built a house in
Bransford in 1908. John R.
left behind property in
Tennessee that he never both-
ered to sell. He found a job
with the SLA&T Railroad,
opened a store and had eight
more children.
As a foreman, "he was
over everyone taking care of
the rails," said granddaughter
Barbara Faries of Grapevine:
"As soon as his sons got old
enough to work, they worked
under him."
Faries was the "next-to-the-
last" Webb grandchild to
come along. "By the time I
was born in 1947, there were
about 12-15 grandchildren
wh<f. played at the house. It
wasUl lot of fun. We really
looked forward to holidays."
Her father was Winfrey, the
Webb's youngest child, and
the only one who was actual-
ly born in that structure. The
original house burned down
in '1913. And Coley's
research indicates that the
Webbs lived in boxcars until
friends and neighbors built a
new house for them the fol-
lowing year.
Winfrey Webb married
Grace on Christmas Eve,
194), when she was 27 years
old. "She'll be 86 years old
The grounds surrounding the Webb home were once rich with flowers, vegetables
and fruit. L-R, daughters Ruby, Adalene, Wilma and their mother Orpha. enjoy a bas-
ket of their grape pickings.
this month," her daughter
said, adding that her parents
lived in a small house on
Pleasant Run that they
bought from one of the
bride's brothers. Grace is the
last remaining Webb of her
generation.
Faries recalled how the
entire family would gather at
the Webb house on Sundays
and' holidays. "We sat on the
porch a lot because it was
such a large family. The
house had two bedrooms
upstairs and one bedroom
downstairs. There was a
kitchen, living room and'
small dining room. Card
tables would be set up or peo-
ple would just sit and eat any-
where there was room.
"Kids played in the barn
and gathered eggs. We'd go
down in the cellar, which we
weren't supposed to do.
There were always lots of
people at the house. There
was an old well with a trough
by the fence and horses
would come up for a drink of
water. There was an outside
well with a hand pump that
the family used for as long as
the house was occupied.
Eventually, it was just used
for outside water.
"My grandmother loved
flowers and my aunt always
had flowers. There wasn't a
, whole lot of yard; it was one
big flower bed. They had a
vegetable garden and
grapevines, and they made
jelly and grape juice. My
grandmother was opposed to
anything alcoholic," Faries
said.
When John R. died in
. 1953, he left the house to his
bachelor son, Kelly. Kelly's
sister, Adalene moved into
the house with her husband,
Bud, to take care of her
brother, with the stipulation
that if Kelly preceded her in
death, she could remain in
the house as long as she
lived. Kelly Webb died in
January, 1978; Adalene suc-
cumbed just four months
later.
"She was really sweet,"
Warren said, adding that Bud
simply 'disappeared after his
wife's death.
"Uncle Kelly didn't talk a
lot," Warren said. "He had
the Webb trait, sitting and
rubbing his hands together.
He had both of the upstairs
rooms to himself. As chil-
dren, we thought his .bed-
room was ghosty. The stair-
case was only about 2 and 1/2
feet wide and he would drape
his overalls all along the ban-
ister to dry out. The second
floor just had wooden floors
and. wood slat walls. It was
spooky."
Rabies was a major con-
cern each summer and
Warren related the family
story about the night young
Aubrey Webb had a night-
mare. "He climbed half-way
out of the bedroom window
screaming 'mad dog, mad
dog.' It was during berry
picking season and the work-
ers were sleeping in the
fields. Everybody ran out of
the fields and hid in nearby
houses . for the rest of the
night."
Years later, Aubrey and his
family lived in the Seattle
area where he worked in a
shipyard during the war. His
mother, Orpha had just died
at theageof 69, and Warren
could remember. his father
. crying because there was no
money to get him back home
for her funeral.
When Aubrey Webb died in
1994, at age 86, he had out-
lived. all of his siblings.
Warren found a cigar box his
dad had left in the garage. It
was. filled with documents
including John R.'s will,
Kelly's Social Security card,
a poll tax receipt for 1920,
and a 1909 receipt for John
R.'s county, state and proper-
ty taxes-including the vine-
yards and the barn-for a
. total of $1.65. There were no
pictures. Adalene had stored
family photographs down in
the house cellar. They were
Warren remembers the
wind-up telephone and the
party line, where each phone
nwnber was assigned a spe-
cific number of rings. "I
w'" 'Id have wanted that tele-
I b," he said. But he did
get his grandmother's organ.
"The oak paint was sticky
from the fire. The house
doors were about 8 feet tall,
otherwise, they couldn't have
gotten it out of the house.
I've restored it. Aunt Adalene
had wanted to sell it to pay
taxes, but I offered to buy it. I
took it apart piece by piece."
He also has his grandfather's
black, kerosene railroad
lantern with the mirror in the
back to reflect the flame.
John R. would swing it back
and forth to signal instruc-
tions to the train conductor.
The Webb men, Warren
said, had a history of heart
problems-and stubborn dis-
positions. His Uncle Stanley
had gone with his family to
Granbury for a holiday, when
he started having chest pains.
v~ \l they got back after cut-
t!. ~ lhe trip short, he refused
to go to the doctor. Five days
later, Stanley was dead.
Warren also remembers the
day his Uncle Clarence died.
Both men had become fire-
fighters. The young man was
still on the job; the older man
had retired. Their houses
were within eyesight of each
other in Haltom City.
During a neighborhood
fire, Warren's fire engine
passed by Clarence's house.
WarrenCwaved as the truck
drove by: He was still on the
truck after the blaze was
extinguished, when the first
aid call came over the radio
md he was sent back down
the street to his uncle's
Iddress. "Clarence was lying
)n the porch," Warren
:ecalled. "He had suffered a
fp 'heart attack. He died in
1. .hns."
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bought the house in 1979. It
had been vacant for a while,
Faries recalled, before efforts
to save the house began. She
remembers that "10 to 15
years ago, there had been
some fundraising. The
amount of money for restora-
tion was astronomical. I
would like it to be restored.
I'd like it to become a library
or museum that held the his-
tory of the area. Moving it to
another piece of property
would destroy that part of
history."
Coley was involved in the
project back then. "The dona-
tions are still there. Proceeds
from the (historical) book go
to the Webb House
Restoration account. There's
quite a lot of money now,
plus insurance money for
roof damage in a hailstorm
several years ago. We had a
number of projects years ago
for this house. In July, 1985,
people made small donations
and the money has been in.a
certificate of deposit since
then. Donors became mem-
VU1 jJdM wuuc prepanng tor
the future. We cannot let this
opportunity waste away."
According to Dianne
McWethy, interim city man-
ager, the Shelton Drive site
was designated as park land
in 1989. The Webb house was
part of a master plan
approved by Council in June,
1999.
"The cost estimate for the
Bransford Park Master Plan
is $530,730, which includes
cost of renovation of the
Webb house in the amount of
$185, 700," McWethy said.
'The cost estimate for the
Webb house restoration was
prepared by Architexas in
September, 1996."
McWethy added that cur-
rent funding for Bransford
Park under the Colleyville
Economic Development
Corporation Capital
Improvement Program, totals
$75,000 for Fiscal Year 2001
and $180,000 for FY 2002.
"There is also a Webb
House Fund with a balance
of approximately $22,000
designated for improvements
to the Webb house," she said.
Faries has post-restoration
plans for the family home.
"Another cousin and I intend
to donate some furnishings
that were in the house. I have
the piano that was my grand-
mother's and my cousin has
an organ that also. belonged
to her."
Now the lawn out back has
been taken over by fire ants.
Dirt and debris fill the cellar.
Shingles are chipped; a few
are missing. Utility meters
have been capped off.
Spunky, little yellow wild-
flowers grow under the only
shade tree. Even though the
back door is boarded shut,
the screen door stands open,
as a welcoming gesture, per-
hap~. Faries remembers the
house when, "it was filled
with a lot of love over the
years-and laughter. If it
could talk, it would say that it
was lonely."
bers of the Webb House Hall
of Fame," Coley said, laugh-
ing. "The time was not right,
the money was not there and
people lost interest.
Colleyville has changed
since then."
Faries said she heard the
Colleyville Woman's Club
had expressed some interest
in the restoration project. But
club member Shirley
Schollmeyer made it clear
that "the CWC is researching
the possibility of partnering
with the City of Colleyville
in helping to restore the
house to where it was in
1914. There is interest in the
project, but no financial com-
mitment has been made."
Colleyville Mayor Donna
Arp serves as city council
liaison to the city's historical
committee. She described the
house as "one of the very few
historical buildings we have
in Colleyville and its restora-
tion will signify our commu-
nity's interest in preserving
.
NEWS & TIMES
Friday, October 20, 2CXXl
CV Area Chamber luncheon
CV Economic
director Mike
Soab, Monica
Walsh and Dixie
Cawthorne stand
by the city's Parks
and Recreation
display.
Above, are Cindy. Wright
and Amy Bowman; top right
are Ed Havren and Pat
Webb; bottom right are Lou
Fusaro and Lee Skeets.
Photos by Frank Stone
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. WHAT'S NEW
The Colleyville
Community Cen-
ter Plaza is a new
landscaped garden
featuring apaved
walkway and
perennial and
arinual plants and
flowers. It is a pro-
ject of the Col--
leyville Garden
Club. Above is a
flower that is part
of the new garden.
At right is a stone
structure.
Star-Telegram!
JEN FRIEDBERG
Colleyville
garden plaza
project is
blossoming
Landscaping includes
crape myrtles, roses
and a paved walkway.
By JESS AMY BROWN
Star-Telegram Staff Writer
COLLEYVILLE -- A
project that took about a
decade to come tofruitiori is
blossoming at the Colleyville
Community Center.
A new garden plaza land-
scaped with plants, a paved-
walkway and a 12-foot cast
stone structure called a
"balustra:da," is ready, thanks
to the efforts of the Col-
leyville Garden Club.
Club members were sched-'
uled to spend Friday planting
additional flowers in the gar-
den in preparation for a joint
dedication ceremony. with the
City of Colleyville, It is to
begin at 9 a.m, on Nov. 1 at
the facility, 5300 Bluebonnet
Drive.
The plaza, featuring crape.
myrtle trees and. flower beds
with pansies, roses and other
annual and perennial plants,
was created by landscape
designer and club member
Judy Mannen, a former Col-
leyville Citizen of the Year
who has served as chair-
woman of the Colleyville
Environmental Board.
The focal point of the gar-
(More on GARDEN on Page 25)
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den is the balustrada, an off-white
horseshoe shaped structure with
three sides and four square newel
columns that will have climbing
rose vines.
The plaza design took two
years to complete. The area is not
visible from the street; it is at the
entrance of the building, which
faces away from Bluebonnet
Drive. .
Officials expect that the plaZa
will enhance the grounds. of the
Community Center, which fea-
tures fountains and canals and
two ponds, by providing a beauti-
ful setting for social gatherings,
especially weddings, receptions
and other ceremonies and parties.
"We have 60 to 70 weddings a
year. Frequently midweek we.
have a Jot of business seminars.
When they break, they like to go
out. This will give them a place to
walk around and look at the prop-
erty," said Community Center
Director Lin Przybyl. "It is a nice
little place to relax. . The clients
that use this building tend to use
the Community Center like a big
home."
The $28,000 cost of the project
was raised through several
sources. There were donations
from the Colleyville Lion's Club
"This will give tltem a
place to walk amund
and look at the property.
It is a nice little place to
relax."
- Un Przybyl
community center director
and the ColIeyvilIe Woman's
Club, and a grant from the Shell
Oil Co.'s PETALS program fund-
~ plants.
The primary source of money
was generated from the group's
annual Promenade tour of Jb~al
home gardens duringN ational
Garden Week in early June.
o "We started setting aside
money from the proceeds for the
last io years in order to do some-
thing special for the City of Col-
leyville," said Mary Stembridge, a
Garden Club member who served
on the plaza committee. "At the
time the idea was first conceived,
they were just starting to plan the 0
.Corrnnunity Center."
Plans are to install six iron
benches around the plaza, the fIrst
of which was procured by the
Sanders family of Colleyville.
Residents and businesses can pur~
chase a berich with a bronze dedi-
ca~ion plaque for $1,193.
Jessamy Brown, 685-3876
jessamybrown@star-telegram.com
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COLLEYVILLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COPRORATION
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FY 2000 . FY 2005
EXHIBIT A
FISCAL YEAR
PROJECTED
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
Bb;rn-lNING FUND BALANCE
$778,006
$1,091,438
$835.481
$649,614
$574,626
$443.860
PROJECTED 1/2 CENT SALES TAX REVENUE $853.091 $895,746 $940.533 $987,559 $1,036.937 $1.088.784
INTEREST INCOME $92,500 $65.486 $50,129 $38,977 $34,4 78 $26.632
USE OF FUND BALANCE $372.267 $199.715 $226,986 $254.846 $0 $0
REMAINING FY 97 BOND PROCEEDS' $72,085 $122,915 $300,000 $0 $0 $0
TOTAL REVENUES $1,389,943 $1,283,861 $1,517,648 $1,29'082 $1,071,415 $1,115.416
OPERATING:
ADMINISTRATIVE $7,400 $7,400 $ 7,400 $7,400 $ 7 ,400 $7.400
]997 DEBT SERVICE & 1.4 TIMES COVERAGE $685,66] $678.206 $677,0]8 $668,093 $666.044 $665,606
2000 DEBT SERVICE & 14 TIMES COVERAGE $62.87 ] $]64,455 $]63,667 $] 76,267 $174,517 $179.549
CAPITAL:
BRANSFORD PARK RESTORATION $0 $75,000 $]80,000 $0 $0 $0
ENTRANCE MARKERS $30,785 $0 $0 $0 $50,000 $0
COMMUNITY CENTER STARTUP $]9,308 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0
KIMZEY PARK DEVELOPMENT $0 $427,6]8 $0 $0 $0 $0
LIBRARY STARTUP' $0 $0 $500,000 $0 $0 $0
MC PHERSON LAND PARK PLAN' $22.085 $0 $0 $0 $]25,000 $Q
PARK PARK LAND PURCHASE $0 $0 $0 $0 $325,000 $500,000
PLEASANT RUN PARK $0 $122,9]5 $87,000 $0 $0 $0
SCHOOL/SOCCER FIELD PARK LAND' $90,000 $]05,270 $]01,640 $98,010 $94,380 $0
SPARGER. NATURE CENTER TRAIL $0 $0 $0 $393,000 $0 $0
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $918,110 $1,580,864 $1,716,725 $1,342,770 $1.442,341 $1.352,555
EXCESS REVENUES OVER EXPENDITURES $471 ,833 ($297,002) ($199,077) ($61,387) ($370,926) ($237,139)
ADD BACK.4 TIMES BOND COVERAGE RATIO $213,866 $240,760 $240,196 $241,246 $240,160 $241,473
ING FUND BALANCE $1,091,438 $835,481 $649.6]4 $574,626 $443,860 $448,194
ASSUMPTIONS: 5% SALES TAX REVENUE INCREASE IN FY 2001 . FY 2005
. THE REMAINING 1997 BOND PROCEEDS ($495.000) ARE ALLOCATED TO SCHOOL/SOCCER FIELD PARK LAND ($50.000. FY 2000).
LIBRARY START.UP ($300.000. FY 2002), MC PHERSON PARK ($22.085. FY 2000), AND PLEASANT RUN PARK ($122,915. FY 2001)
FINANCIAL STATUS OF VOLUNTARY PARK FUND AT 9-30-2000
FUND BALANCE AT 9-30-99:
FY 2000 REVENUE
Donations: PROJECTED ACTUAL
October $8,739 $8,739
November $9,313 $9,313
December $8.843 $8,843
January $9.408 $9.408
February $9.488 $9.488
March $8,640 $8.640
April $8,537 $8.537
May $9.528 $9,528
June $9,217 $9,217
July $9.033 $9,033
August $9.439 $9.439
September $9.006 $9.006
City Park Sign Revenue $1.747 $1,747
Total Donation s $110,938 $110.938
Interest income Received $15.216 $15,216
TOTAL $126,154 $126,154
$200,692
FY 2000 EXPENDITURES
RECOMMENDED
(BOARD)
APPROVED
(COUNCIL)
EXPENDED
BALANCE OF C'VILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL LIGHTING ++ $8.100 $8,100 $0
BALANCE OF L.D. LOCKETT HOUSE RENOVATIONS -- $2,534 $2,534 $2,534
BALANCE OF OPEN SPACE MASTER PLAN >> $16,628 $16.628 $16,628
L.D. LOCKETT HOUSE IMPROVEMENTS << $22,000 $22,000 $16,365
PLEASANT RUN PRACTICE MASTER PLAN && $13,500 $13.500 $10,650
COTTONBELT PHASE 11 LOCAL MATCH && $41,236 $41,236 $0
COTTONBEL T PHASE I LOCAL MATCH @@ $48,000 $48,000 $0
SPARGER PARK TRAIL GRANT APPLlCATION@@ $2,450 $2.450 $2.450
SPARGER PARK TRAIL GRANT LOCAL MATCH@@ $19.123 $19,123 $0
TOTAL
$173,571 $173,571 $48,627
UNENCUMBERED FUND BALANCE AT 9-30-2000 (COUNCIL APPROVED) $153,275
PROJECTED FUND BALANCE AT 9-30-2000
$153,275
EXPENDITURE KEY:
++ FY 2000 PROJECT/APPROVED JULY 96
-- FY 2000 PROJECT/APPROVED MARCH 97
>> FY 2000 PROJECT/APPROVED FEB 99
<< FY 2000 PROJECT/APPROVED SEPT 99
&& FY 2000 PROJECT/APPROVED OCT 99
@@ FY 2000 PROJECT/APPROVED MAY 2000
FINANCIAL STATUS OF PARKLAND DEDICATION FUND AT 9-30-2000
TOTAL REVENUES
$511,169.30
TOTAL INTEREST INCOME REC'D
$77,816.63
LESS EXPENSES:
KIDSVILLE DONATION
LANDSCAPING NATURE CENTER
NATURE CENTER TREES
KIMSEY PARK APPRAISALS
CITY PARK SOD
TPWD KIMSEY PARK GRANT
COTTONBEL T TRAIL I
COTTON BEL T TRAIL ROW ACQUISITION
$1,000.00
$1,169.07
$1,035.00
$4,700.00
$72,881.20
$8,800.00
$26,034.94
$32,322.97
TOTAL EXPENSES
$147,94318
LESS ENCUMBERANCES:
COTTONBEL T TRAIL I
COTTONBEL T TRAIL 1/
I
COTTONBEL T TRAIL ROW ACQUISITION
$185,981.06
$76,298.00
$2,677.03
TOTALENCUMBERANCES
$264,956.09
TOTAL AVAILABLE AT 9-30-2000
$176,086.66
REVENUES FROM FEES PAID: FEE PAID DATE PAID
ASHMORE 2A $2,170.77 6/20/92
LONGWOOD PH I $930.33 2/19/93
LONGWOOD PH II $11,784.18 7/2/93
MONTCLAIR PARC $24,808.80 8/6/93
ROSS DOWNS IV $1,240.40 8/23/93
ASHMORE liB $2,790.99 8/23/93
HIGHLAND MEADOWS V $5,581.98 9f7193
ROSS DOWNS V $17,98638 11/24/93
KINGSWOOD $15,815.61 12/17/93
SHADOWWOOD PHASE II $13,56731 1/25/94
LONGWOOD PHASE III & IV $10,85385 6/9/94
CALDWELL CREEK $18,296.49 7/19/94
ASHMORE IV $4,34154 10/28/94
LAKEWOOD PHASE I $2,48088 3/1/95
WOODBRIAR WEST $5,581.98 7/12/95
LAKEWOOD PHASE II $1.240,44 8/11/95
VILLAGE PARK $4.341.54 8/16/95
HERITAGE COLONY $10,85385 8/28/95
LAKEWOOD PHASE III $4,03143 3/19/96
'ONGWOOD @ ROSS DOWNS PHASE V $8,683.08 6/26/96
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ARBOR ESTATES PHASE III $4,34154 8/22/96
GLEN HOPE ADDITION $3,721.32 8/23/96
LAKEWOOD ESTATES PHASE IV $14,88528 11/18/96
BRIDLEWOOD $38,178.53 12/20/96
OAKBRODK HILLS $11,474.07 12/26/96
OAK KNOLL DR (ONE LOT) $310.11 1f7197
STOVER CONST (ONE LOT) $310.11 1/31/97
ASHMORE PHASE V $3,411.21 9/8/97
4404 BOWMAN (ONE LOT) $310.11 1212/97
TIM MARON PHASE I $11,474.07 12/15/97
CALDW~LLS CREEK PH IIA $4,651.65 1/6/98
6808 PLEASANT RUN - LEDSEMA $310.11 1/19/98
MADDEN - 1704 RENFRO $310.11 2113/98
HALL - 5606 AMADOR $310.11 2113/98
REMINGTON PARK PH 1&2 $24.808.81 3/17/98
SPRING GARDEN $13,334 73 3/24/98
ABBOIT.4700 JIM MITCHELL E. $310.11 4/13/98
SEXTON-4800 BEHERNS CT $310.11 4/29/98
STRAITON-5309 MONTCLAIR $310.11 5/8/98
<;HAL/MAR $9.613,41 9130/98
JYTON GROVE $14.885.28 1212/98
7010 ORCHARD HILL $1.260.00 3/1/99
4400 BILL SIMMONS $310.11 4/5199
WOODS OF COLLEYVILLE $10,853.85 4/28/99
1318 HARDAGE $1.260.00 5/10/99
TIMMARON PH II $14,885.28 5/14/99
1712 OAK KNOll $1,260.00 6/17/99
BEN & ELIZABETH ADDITION $1,240.44 6/25/99
308 BLACK DRIVE $1.26000 7/26/99
O'STEEN ADDITION $1.26000 8/2199
EMLER SWIM SCHOOL $395.60 9/7/99
REMINGTON PARK PH II $11,474.07 10/6/99
2300 GLADE ROAD $310.11 11/3/99
Mill CREEK PHASE 4 $2,681.00 12/1/99
5600 MONTCLAIR DRIVE $310.11 1/4/00
4719 BEHERNS-BACA $1,260.00 1/11/00
REFUND OF CALDWELL'S CREEK FEES ($4,651.65) 2/1 0100
MONTERRA $47,376.90 2/1 0/00
4900 JIM MITCHELL W $1,260.00 2/25/00
7909 HOllY lN . COLLINS $1.260.00 3/7/00
312 BLACK lN . HUGHES $1.260.00 3/7/00
MONTERRA - AMENDED PLAT $584.90 3/8/00
1615 OAK KNOll - TALISMAN HOMES $310.11 3/10/00
P&K RESTAURANT $809.20 3/31/00
WAlKER.4912 BRANSFORD $1,260.00 4/18/00
'vlORRISON GROUp.4201 GAT'eNAY $184.15 4/18/00
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. 'HAST PHll.S $844.00 4/19/00
COVENANT CHRISTIAN ACADEMY $5,440.40 4/28/00
BEAR VAllEY COMMUNITY CHURCH $4,034.40 4/28/00
DEBOR HOMES-5908 WESTCOAT $1,260.00 5/9/00
FARRIS-4013 GAT'eNAY $277.00 5/11/00
WilLIAMSBURG ESTATES $18.900.00 5/12/00
THOMAS-H07 CHEEK SPARGER $1.26000 5/26/00
MCMAHON RESTAURANT GROUP $761.20 6/1/00
ATLANTIC CONST -7990 PRECINCT LINE $651.00 6/B100
CLASSIC CONCEPTS -4101 GAT'eNAY DR $190.00 6/9/00
HEAL THX APPROACH $809.20 6/19/00
MITCHAM CONSTR.1513 HAll JOHNSON $3,470.00 7128/00
WINDING CREEK $7.03120 9/6/00
TANGl'eNOOD $15,120.00 9/8/00
CREME DE lA CREME $1.685.20 9/14/00
WESTMONT $24,808.80 9/22/00
$511,169.30
TOTAL REVENUES