HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council-Minutes-4/17/1973
CITY..
~OLLEYVILLE
P.O. BOX 185
COLLEYVI LLE, TEXAS 76034
CITY COUNCIL MINUTES FOR 17 APRIL 1973
The regular meeting of the Colleyville City Council was called
to order 17 April, 1973 at 7:30 P.M. in the City Hall by Mayor
Frank L. Whitmire.
THE FOLLOWING WERE PRESENT:
Frank L. Whitmire, Mayor
William Wyatt, Member
Cleve Keith, Member
Howard Collins, Member
Richard Goodner, City Attorney
M. Louise Ramey, City Secretary
INVOCATION:
The invocation was given by Reverend James DeWeerd of the First
Baptist Church, Colleyville, Texas.
OLD BUSINESS:
1. The minutes of the 20 March 1973 meeting were approved as
presented by a motion from Cleve Keith seoonded by William Wyatt
with all members voting for the motion.
2. Ordinance 0-73-116, (Z-73-57) Pool Drive Churoh of Christ,
was disapproved on second reading by a motion from Howard Collins,
seoonded by William Wyatt with all members voting for the motion.
3. Ordinance 0-73-117, (Z-73-59) Walter L. Patriok was approved
on second reading. motion by Howard Collins, seconded by William
Wyatt with all members voting for the motion.
4. Ordinance 0-73-118, (Z-73-58) Sanders and Barrett, was approved
on second reading by a motion from William Wyatt, seconded by
Howard Collins with all members voting for the motion.
5. Ordinanoe 0-73-127, closing of Bluebonnet Drive from 121 to
Hall Road was approved by a motion from Howard Collins stating
subjeot to warranty deed presented and recorded, seoonded by William
Wyatt with all members voting for the motion.
6. Ordinanoe 0-73-126 Regulation of Rock MusiC Festivals was
approved deolaring an emergency, by the motion from Howard Collin~
seoonded by William Wyatt with all members voting for the motion.
NEW BUS INESS :
1. The Council canvassed the eleo~ion returns 7 Ap~tl, 1973:
MAYOR
S. M. Reynolds
Jay W. Rhodes
39
22
John A. Andrews
Frank L. Whitmire
369
369
COUNCILMAN PLACE # 1
Thomas W. Ellison
399
Rex W. Moore
404
COUNCILMAN PLACE # 2
Charles D. Scott
334
David L. Hanken
469
The council accepted the election returns and set 12 May 1973 as
the date for the run-off election for Mayor between John A.
Andrews and Frank L. Whitmire by a motion from William Wyatt,
seconded by Cleve Keith with all members voting for the motion.
City Councilman Rex W. Moore, Place #1, and City Councilman
David L. Hanken, Place #2 were installed by the City At~orney
Richard Goodner who administered the oath of office.
Councilman Piers Chance was elected Mayor Pro-Tem by a motion
from David Hanken, seconded by Rex Moore with all members voting
for the motion.
Ordinance 0-73-128 (Z-73-60) L. T. Cantrell, was returned to the
Zoning Commission for proper zoning to construct a cabinet shop
by a motion from David Hameen, seconded by Rex Moore with Mr.
Hanken and Mr: Moore voting for the motion, Mr. Collins and Mr.
Keith voting against the motion and Mayor Whitmire voting for
the motion to break the tie';
Park Commissioner, Dr. Dale Hodgson gave a report on City Park
activities. Dr. Hodgson ask the Council to consider the install-
ation of 5 street lights and 3 vapor lights at a total cost to the
City of 19.53, also to consider water tap for the park.
The Council approved the hiring of the county to spray the ditches
and ponds and through the City for mosquitos, with the city paying
for the insecticide: (cost to the city in 1971 $36.00)
The Council approved the installation of gas tank and pump for the
Fire and Police Departments and contract for gasoline supply at 27.9
cents per gallon with the Hay Oil Company. Motion by Howard Collins
seconded by Cleve Keith with all members voting for the motion.
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Resolution R-73-63, regulation of uses and fees for use of
Council meeting room was presented. The committee, Max Summers,
Howard Collins, Max Wolfe suggested a $20.00 deposit be made to
be refunded if the room is left in a clean and orderly manner.
Rental to be 35.00 per 4 hour evening or period. Local organi-
zations not required to pay a fee will be Lions Club. Garden Club,
Chamber of Commerce, Co11eyvi11e Civic Assoc., Pee Wee Assoc..
Ladies Auxiliary' and Fire Department. There will be no a1cho1ic
beverages allowed on the premises. All organizations other than
those listed above will be subject to the fee unless otherwise
approved by the City Council. Motion to adopt Resolution R-73-63
bw Cleve Keith, seconded by Howard Collins with all members voting
for the motion:
The Council again considered the hiring of a full time B~i1ding
Inspector. Mayor Whitmire reviewed the applications on file.
Rex Moore made a motion to withhold making any decision until
an advertisement had been placed in the Dallas Morning News and
applicants from that ad had been 1nterviewed and their qualifications
reviewed by the Council, seoonded by David Hanken, votP. t.wo for
the motion, one against the motion, Cleve Keith abstained.
Howard Collins made a motion to add to the agenda Mr. Calvin
Luper's request for street lights to be instAlled in Woodbriar
Estates, seconded by Cleve Ke1th with all members voting for the
motion.
Cleve Keith made a motion to install 15 street lights in the Wood-
briar Estates. Woodbriar Estates phase 1 to be taken over by the
City in October 74, phase II to be taken over by the City in
October 1975 and phase III in October 1976, seconded by Rex Moore
with all members voting for the motion.
Mayor Whitmire presented the bill from Know1ton-Rat1iff-Eng1ish-
Collins for Capital Improvements Program. General Consultation and
SpeCial Studies:
Professional Services
Printing and Reproduction
Auto and Field Expense
1,860.57
43~28
70.95
The Council requested an itemized statement of expenses before
addibg this bill to the bUdget and presenting it for payment 0
Meeting adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
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City Secretary
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