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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council-Minutes-3/14/1972 ll;; e-' (""1, '~ "I"), ~. ~ITY o. ~OLLEYVILLE P.O. BOX 185 COLLEYVI LLE, 'TEXAS 76034 MINUTES OF THE MARCH 14. 1972 COLLEYVILLE CITY COUNCIL MEEl'ING The March 14, 1972 City Council meeting was opened with the Invocation being given by the Reverend Keller of the Bear Creek Baptist Church. Public hearings were opened by Mayor Whitmire. First public hearlng, a zoning change request by J. T. Corley, Jr. to change zoning from AG to CO for a used car lot, was opened. Mayor Whitmire stated this property was located nex~ to the present auto supply store. No one was present to speak for or against this change. Public hearing for Ordinance 0-72-58, John Ballard, to change R-20 zoning to RMF for a duplex was opened. Mr. Ballard spoke to the Council on his proposal. No one was present to speak for or against this zoning change. Annexation petition from James Rust,was opened~for public'hearing. Mayor Whittmire explained that this is 31.3 acres on L. D. Lockett. No one was present to speak on this petition. Mayor Whitmire read a letter f~om the Grapevine School Board concerning the Colleyville Elementary School sewage problem. There was audience dlscussion. Public hearings declared closed.. Mayor Whitmire called the meeting to order with the following Councilmen present: Beam, King, Allgood, and Councilwoman Nelson. Also present was Dennis Morrow, City Attorney. Councilwoman Nelson moved to approve the February Minutes as submitted. Mayor Whitmire stated there was to be one addition to the Minutes: page 2, paragraph 8 should be added. the word firemen and senteno.e should read as follows: Resolution R-72-l9, granting th~ Fire Chief permission to control and permit volunteer firemen usage...... Councilwoman Nelson withdrew motion'and moved to approve Minutes i as corrected~ Councilman King seconded. Motion carried by a vote of 4 to O. Councilwoman Nelson 'moved to approve the City and Fire Department bills as submitted. Councilman Beam seconded. Motion carried by a vote of 4 to O. :r-. ... Page. 2 March 14, 1972 c:; City Council Mimutes >~ -.. .... :;; Chief Bufe was ~n~ fire call so the report of the Fire Department was read by the City Secretary. Durlng the month of February there was the following report; 1 building or structure 6 grass or trash 2 car or truck 1 false alarm ~ emergencies other than fire 12 total 7 hours 4 hours 600 hours 300 hours 911 hours 30 minutes on fires trainlng working civic project working on equipment 30 minutes total The Fire Department also announced a fish fry to be held March 25. 1972 at the Co1leyville Elementary School starting at 5:00 p.m. Also announced was a benefit dance to be held at Nine Acres Country Club April 7. 1972 at ~:OO p.m. Joe Deupree, Chairman of the Zoning Commlssion, gave the report of '; that commlttee for the month of February. There was one regular meetlng and one work sesslon ln that month with two zoning changes submltted and one preliminary plat submitted. No one was present from the Board of Adjustment to give the report of that commlttee. Mayor Whitmire announced an Easter Sunrise servlce to be held at 6:15 a.m. at the Grapevine HigrnrSchool Stadium on Easter Sunday. Councilman Beam moved to adopt Ordlnance 0-71-l2A, revision of annexation Ordinance 0-71-12. Councilman Allgood seconded. Motlon carried by a vote of 4 to O. At thls tlme there was a,::discussion as to the Burst boundary settlement. Councllman Beam made a motion to approve the southern boundary of Ordinance 0-71-12, 0-71-7. 0-71-5, 0-71-4, and 0-7l-11. Conncilwoman Nelson seconded the motlon. Motion carried by a vote of 4 to O. Ordlnance 0-72-57. zonlng change for J. T. Corley, Jr. from AG to CO, was discussed. Mayor Whitmire stated that the Zoning Commission had recommended approval on this wlth the fol10wlng stipulatlons: 1. That only Item 8, and it for a period not to exceed the ownership of Mr. Corley, and 2. Item 10 under the CO regu1atlons to run contlnually with the property so that when ownership transfers, Mr. Corley transfers a CPO, CN, and CC district with the property. Councl1woman Nelson moved to grant the zoning change with the stlpu1ations as stated. Councl1man King seconded. Motion carried with all four Councilmen voting in favor. Councilwoman Nelson moved to add the emergency clause to the zoning change. Councilman King seconded. Motion carried with all four Councl1men voting in favor. Page 3 .~,. March 14, 1972 A, . ,<q...~;:"._ City Council Minutes {-". . .i. ., ,,_. ~ .~ Ordinance 0-72-56. zoning change for John H. Ballard from R-20 to RMF for a duplex on Acuff Lane was discussed. Mayor Whitmire stated the Zoning Commission recommended disapproval. Councilwoman Nelson moved to approve the zoning commission request tor denial. Councilman Beam seconded. Motion carr1ed w1th all Councilmen voting 1n favor. Zoning, therefore, denied. Speed Zoning Ordinance, 0-72-59, was discussed. Mayor Whitmire stated that the Highway Department had contacted the City to reduce the speed zones in two areas on H1ghway 121 by 5 miles per hour. Councilmen Beam moved to adopt the Ordinance 0-72-59. CounCilman Allgood seconded; Motlon carried with all four CounCilmen voting in favor. Resolut10n R-72-22, Mayor Whitmire entertained a motion to move the C1ty Council meetings from the school to the new City Hall on Bransford Road beg1nning in April. Councilwoman Nelson so moved. Councilman K1ng seconded. Mot1on carried with all four Councilmen voting in favor: Mayor Wh1tmire entertained a motion to accept the annexation petition of James Rust for 31~J acres on L. D. Lockett Road. CounCilman Beam so moved. Councilman King seconded. Motion carrled with all four Councilmen Toting in faTor. Resolution R-72-23, setting of electlon officials pay was discussed. Mayor Whitmire stated that the state set the maximum of $2.00 per hour to be paid the offic1als with the limit of one hour prior to the opening of the e1ect1on. Councilwoman Nelson moved to adopt the resolution at the maximum of $2.00 per hour. Councilman Allgood secondedo Motion carried with all four Councilmen voting in favor. Resolution R-72-24, setting of policy for Church Building permit fees. Mayor Whitmire stated it would be better to charge the applicants for a church building perm1t the portion of the bUilding permit fee (1 fee) as lt would take care of the Building Inspec1tor fee and would keep the church fee down. CounCilman Beam moved to adopt the resolution as stated by Mayor Whitmire. Councilman Allgood seconded. Motion carrled by a Tote of 4~to O. Councilwoman Nelson mOTed to purchase Volumes 21. and 2B of Vernon Civil Statutes: Councilman Beam seconded. Motion carried with all four Councilmen voting in favor. Resolution R-72-25. Mayor Whitmire declared meeting adjourned. Respectfully submitted, ~'" ,~, I -J.. 4t~ I I klll'O: ( anice L. Steward City Secretary