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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council-Minutes-9/16/1975 "'" , "" t c:s ^ ...~ b , , Colleyville City Council Meeting, l6 September, 1975. The regular meeting of the Colleyville City Council was called to order at 7:30 ;. m. by Mayor Andrews at 5505 Pleasant Run Road. The Invocation was given by Louise Ramey. Present: Councilman Chance, Hanken, Kainer, and Thompson. Councilman Vincent arrived at 9:35 due to a delay in his flight. Old Business: 1. Minutes of the regular City Council meeting of 2 Sept. 1975 were approved motion from Piers Chance seconded by Larry Kainer vote all for. 2. Minutes of the special City Council meeting of 8 Sept. 1975 were approved by a motion from David Hanken seconded by Virgil Thompson, vote all for. 3. A lease agreement between the City of Colleyville and Dr. William Wyatt for a plot of land to install the Pyronauts testing pits, pits to be used a maximum of 35 days, was approved by the Council motion from Virgil Thompson, seconded by David Hanken, vote all for. 4. Pyronauts lease agreement with the City for property on Hall Road for steel constructed block house to be used a maximum of 75 days was approved by a motion from Virgil Thompson, seconded by David Hanken, vote all for. 5. Peggy Thorne presented a request to Tri-County Electric requesting release from. their service and requesting service from T. P. & L. The Mayor informed Mrs. Thorne this request would be sent to Tri County. New Business: L A public hearing was held on the 1975-l976 budget, approval will be at a special meeting 25 Sept. 1975 at 8:00 p. m. The Mayor and Council answered numerous questions from the audience explaining the items in the budget. 2 Virgil Thompson made a motion to appoint a committee to evaluate the difference between General Law and Home Rule Cities and report its finding to the City Council at its next regular meeting. Committee to consist of but not limited to the following persons: T om Sweat Don Gillham Greg Foreman Skip Gibson Judith Cramer Lewis Miller Barbara Andrews Joni Neelev Tommy E'llison Jim Moore Leonard Lear Linda Thompson Opal Ethridge Frank Rawls Bruce Schollmeyer Van Teel Motion seconded by Larry Kainer vote all for. ~. r ' Agenda, Colleyville City Council Meeting, 16 Sept. 1975 (Con't) 3. Mayor Andrews presented Resolution R-75-107, A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY OF COLLEYVILLE TO ESTABLISH THE NORTHEAST QUADRANT OF SAID CITY BOTH GRAPHICALLY AND DESCRIPTIVELY THROUGH ORDINANCE ENACTMENT IN A PRESENT DA Y STATUS. to the Council for approval. The City A ttorney informed the Council the resolution was vague and should be rewritten before passed. In the interest of expedieancy the attorney agreed a motion would suffice. Piers Chance made a motion to table the resolution, motion died for lack of a second. Larry Kainer made a motion to draft an ordh~ance re -defining the boundaries of the City of Colleyville from S. H, 121 business southward along Colleyville annexation ordinances to S. H. l57, seconded by Virgil Thompson, vote 3 for and Piers Chance against. City Business: 1. David Vincent made a motion to pay all bills, seconded by Piers Chance, vote all for. 2, Mayor A ndrews read the following corr es pondence. (a) Letter from David Washington with copy of letter from Lloyd Brothers Const, Co. requesting extension of 30 to 45 days on 9-504, City of Colleyville, Martin Road Water Main. Larry Kainer made a motion to table time extension seconded by Piers Chance, vote all for. (b) K. R. E. F, letter re: 9-503 City of Colleyville, Wastewater Collection System, Phase 1, re questing authorization of support services consisting of field surveys for layout and grade control. Virgil Thompson made a motion to approve maximum field survey party time limited to lOO crew hours at $10. 00 additional cost per hour, seconded Piers Chance with all present voting for the motion. 3. The Mayor read a letter from St. Paul Insurance indicating they are cancelling our policy as of 22 Sept. 1975. Binders from Gulf State and U. S, Fidelity & Guaranty were available, Piers Chance made a motion to select U. S. F. & G. as our Workmans Compensation Company, seconded by Larry Kainer, vote all for. 4, Larry Kainer made a motion to adopt Resolution R -75-l08 application for 701 Funds, seconded by David Hanken, vote all for. 5, Virgil Thompson made a motion to direct K. R. E. F. to proceed with preparation of the application for 70 1 Funds with minimum fee of $500,00 seconded by David Hanken, vote all for. b David Vincent made a motion to set priorities as follows: 1. Water System 2. Upgrade Long Range Planning Master Plan, Official City Map, Zoning and Sub-Division Control Ordinance, 3, Capital Improvement Plan Motion seconded by Piers Chance, Vote all for, Meeting adjourned, Respectfully submitted, M. Louise Ramey, City Secretary "'--/7/7 . ~ d-(.,::/.!-,'l!....c/ ~/) c:2./.,YJ-.L.L.L-/ f' '