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~OLLEYVILLE
P.O. BOX 185 COlLEYVILLE, TEXAS 76034 (817) 281-4044
MINUTES FOR CITY COUNCIL MEETING 16 OCTOBER 1973
The regular City Council ~eeting was called to order by
Mayor Andrews in the City Hall at 7:30 with the following
members present:
Piers Chance
Howa>'d Collins
Cleve Keith
David Hanken
Rex Moore
INVOCATION: The invocation was given by Mr. Cleve Keith, City
Councilman.
INTRODUCTIONS: Mrs. Shirley Scott, President of the Ladies
Auxilary introduce the 1973 Miss Flame, Debbie Huffman.
OLD BUSINESS: The minutes of the September meeting were approved
as presented by a motion from Piers Chance seconded by David Hanken
with all members voting for the motion.
NEW BUSINESS:
1. Ordinance 0-73-139, Zoning change from R-40 to SP, B. C. Adams
was approved after presentation by the Attorney Dick Bourland with
stipulations as set by the Planning and Zoning Commission, motion
by a motion from Howard Collins seconded by Piers Chance with the
vote 4 for 1 against (Rex Moore).
2. Ordinance 0-73-140, Zoning change from CN to SP, Clyde Bass to
permit off premises beer sales, was aporoved without restrictions
by a motion f-rom Howard Collins, seconded by David Hanken with all
members voting for the motion.
3. Ordinance 0-73-131, establishing vaccination and registration
regulations for dogs and cats, was tabled by a motion from Piers
Chance, to be reviewed and brought UD at the meeting in November.
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4. Ordinance 0-73-137, nroviding for the regulation for street
base-c6vering and curbing for all develoryments in the City, was
nassed by a motion fro~ Piers Chance seconded by Howard CQllins
with all members voting for the motion.
5. Ordinance 0-73-l41, establishing flood hazard areas and
ryroviding for a floodway zoning district was tabled to give all
counci l'1len time to study the ordinance by a motion from H0wa~-d
Collins.
CITY BUSINESS:
1. The following reports were given:
Inspection report - Jerry Beeman
Police Department report - Ron White
Fire Department report - Frank Whitmire
Planning and Zoning Commission - Joe Deupree
Reports were given by Committee Chairmen.
2. Appointment of Mike Clemons to the Planning and zoning Comm-
ission was made by a motion from Piers Chance seconded by Hmvard
Collins with all members voting for the motion.
Appointment of Joe Deupree to the Planning and Zoning Commission
was made by a motion from David Hanken seconded by Rex Moore with
3 voting for the motion, 1 voting against, 1 abstained. Mr.CCollins
voted against, Mr. Keith abstained.
Mr. Dennis Drysdale was nominated by Mr. Rex Moore for the Planning
and Zoning Commission the motion died for lack of a second.
Appointment of Lyn Gregory to the Planning and Zoning Commission
was made by a motion from Howard Collins, seconded by Piers Chance
with 3 members voting for the motion, Rex Moore and David Hanken
abstained.
Appointment of Lowell Lonnon to the Board of Adjustments was made
by a motion from Howard Collins seconded by Piers Chance with all
members voting for the motion.
Motion to appoint Opal Ethredge to the Board of Adjustments ,vas
made by Rex Moore, the motion died for lack of a second.
Appointment of Richard Waller to the Board of Adjustments was made
by a motion from Howard Colll..ns d
, secon ed by David Hanken with all
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members voting for the motion.
3. Mr. Howard Janice and Ray Kaladycz spoke to the Council
regarding the use of the Old Fire Station for entertainment center
for the youth of the City. The Council ask them to meet with
the Council at work session and submit the plans they have for
the building and the type entertainment center they plan, final
disposition of their request will then be made at the regular
meeting in November.
4. Due to the resignation of the City Attorney, Richard Goodner,
a motion was made by Re~ Moore to appoint Mr. W. T. Knape as the
new City Attorney, seconded by Howard Collins with all members
voting for the motion.
5. Rex Moore made a motion to approve the amendment to Resolution
R-73-68, section IV, setting a $35,000. limit with the First
National Bank of Colleyville, seconded by Piers Chance with all
members voting for the motion.
Howard Cbllins made a motion to approve the bills for payment
with the exception of the Tax Col~tor and the Engineering Firm,
seconded by Piers Chance with all members voting for the motion.
Respectfully submitted,
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M. Louise Ramey v
City Secretary