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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council-Minutes-1/6/1976 MINUTES CITY COUNCIL CITY OF COLLEYVILLE, TEXAS REGULAR MEETING, JANUARY 6, 1976 The regular meeting of the Colleyville City Council was called to order by Mayor Andrews at 7:30 P. M., January 6, 1976, in the Council Chambers at 5505 Pleasant Run Road, Colleyville, Tarrant County, Texas The invocation was given by Councilman Hanken. Roll Call: Members Present: John A. Andrews David Hanken Pier s Chance Larry Kainer Virgil Thompson David Vincent Others present: City Attorney, Wilbur T. Knape Secretary-Treasurer, Elsie Marie Long Police Chief, Billy Joe Medlen Water Superintendent, William "Bill" LeGrand Knowlton -Ratliff -English-Flowers engineer, David Washington Planning & Zoning Commissioner, Don Gillham GISD Board Member, Joe Deupree First Assembly of God Church Pastor, Jerry Don Venable Mr. Billy Bowen of 3020 Sherwood Mr. Collins, regarding business on Hwy. l21 Councilman Hanken moved that the minutes of the December l6, 1975, Council Meeting be approved as presented by the Secretary. Councilman Kainer seconded the motion and all voted for. Mayor Andrews recommended addition to the Agenda of two items: Resolution No. R -75 -113 adopting Fire Department's By-Laws and Sheesley- Winter's request for payment of construction. Councilman Chance moved that the two items be placed on the Agenda; Councilman Vincent seconded the motion and all voted for. CORRESPONDENCE Mr. Stewart of the Colleyville Volunteer Fire Department presented to the Council the Fire Department's By-Laws (Council having previously reviewed them in worksession). Councilman Hanken moved that the By-Laws be adopted; Councilman Kainer seconded the motion and all voted for. Minutes of City Council Regular Meeting, January 6, 1976 Page 2 Mayor Andrews read Knowlton-Ratliff -English-Flowers, Inc. I s letter of December l2, 1975, requesting a change in procedure for authorizing miscellaneous engineering services. Council Action: Councilman Chance moved that Mayor Andrews sign the "blanket authorization" letter concerning miscellaneous engineering services; Councilman Hanken seconded the motion and all voted for. Mayor Andrews read Jerry Don Venable's letter of December 30, 1975, concerning zoning of the First Assembly of God Church. After discussion, Council l) Ad vised Mr. Venable to complete an application to the Planning & Zoning Commission; 2) Instructed the City Secretary to place Mr. Venable on the P&Z Agenda for January 26 and mail the required Notices of Public Hearing to surrounding property owners. OLD BUSINESS Bill LeGrand presented to Council the proposed City Logo prepared by Mrs. Parker. After public hearing and discussion, Mayor Andrews agreed to contact Mrs. Parker concerning new ideas I modifications particularly concerning the "ClI being done in English Script. Mayor Andrews read his letter of Objections to Ordinance 0-75 -2l5, Live- stock Control, and returned the Ordinance to Council unsigned. After reconsideration by Council, Mayor Andrews called for a revote: Voted FOR: Councilmen Vincent & Hanken Voted AGAINST: Councilmen Chance, Thompson & Kainer. Ordinance 0-75-2l5 was rescinded by a Council vote of 3-2. NEW BUSINESS Mr. Joe Deupree, Member of the Board of Education, Grapevine Independent School District, gave a progress report on the Colleyville Middle School indicating a completion date of July l4, 1976, and expected fall enrollment of 850 students (including those from Grapevine's school that is being remodeled). Mr. Deupree advised Council of a need for a CHANGE ORDER adding '----,.,--'--_._'-,.._----_.,-------_.-- Minutes of City Council Regular Meeting, January 6, 1976 Page 3 two fire hydrants and an additional drive up the west side of the building with a gravel turn-around 200' off the street for fire apparatus use only, including all purpose fire extinguishers in lab and workshop rooms. All of which Mr. Deupree stated would cost approximately one-half of the previous proposal. Mr. Deupree told the Council he would have copies of the proposal to them by 1-7-76. Regarding expected traffic problems at the schools: Mayor Andrews: "I would like to ask Councilmen Hanken, Thompson and Kainer if they would consent to meet with the School Board at some mutually acceptable time. . . " Mr. Billy Bowen, 3020 Sherwood, advised the Council that he had been assigned that steet number for over a year and just recently his new neighbor was given the same number. Mayor Andrews: "Mr. LeGrand, Building Inspector, will get your neighbor a new number." Mr. Collins advised Council of his plans to reopen a grocery store business on Highway 12l. Mayor Andrews: "... start with Building Inspector and Fire Marshal regarding standards you need to meet. If those requirements are met then it is a matter of getting a certificate of occupancy and business permit. " Knowlton-Ratliff-English-Flowers, Inc. IS letter of January 5, 1976, regarding Contractor's Estimate No.3 (Wastewater Collection System, Phase I) payment of $93, 783. l2 for material and labor through December 25, 1975. Council Action: Councilman Hanken moved that the City pay Sheesley & Winter Construction Co. $93,783. l2; Councilman Vincent seconded the motion and all voted for. Meeting adjourned at 9:37 P. M. Respectfully submitted, ~7Jl~~ Elsie Marie Long ~ City Secretary-Treasurer