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CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
PRE-COUNCIL AGENDA
MARCH 28, 1988 - 5:30 P.M.
For the Meeting conducted at the North Richland Hills City Hall Council Chambers,
7301 Northeast Loop 820.
NUMBER
ITEM
1. *Executive Session (30 Minutes)
a. Personnel Discussion
2. IR 88-5 Evaluation of Loop 820/SH 121
Interchange Design and Model
(20 Minutes)
3. GN 88-19 Approval of Plans for Emerald
Hills Way - Paving and Drainage
Improvements (Agenda Item #11)
(10 Minutes)
4. PU 88-19 Extend Present Contract with
Badger Meter, Inc. for an
Additional Year (Agenda Item
#15) (5 Minutes)
5. IR 88-4 Plat Status of Lots in
6500-6600 Blocks of Tabor
Street (20 Minutes)
6. IR 88-3 Proposed Revisions to the Sign
Ordinance (20 Minutes)
7. IR 88-2 Zoning Board of Adjustment
Vacancy (5 Minutes)
ACTION TAKEN
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NUMBER
ITEM
ACTION TAKEN
8. IR 88-6
Budget Policy Workshop (5
Minutes)
9. Possible Work Session (5
Minutes)
10. Other Items
*Closed due to subject matter as provided by the Open Meetings Law.
If any action is contemplated, it will be taken in open session.
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CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
MARCH 28, 1988
For the Meeting conducted at the North Richland Hills City Hall Council Chambers,
7301 Northeast loop 820, at 7:30 p.m. The below listed items are placed on the Agenda
for discussion and/or action.
NUMBER
ITEM
ACTION TAKEN
1. Call to Order
2 . Roll Call
3. Invocation
4. Minutes of the Regular Meeting March 14, 1988
5. Presentation of Proclamation - Police
Appreciation Week
6. Removal of Item(s) from the Consent
Agenda
7. Consent Agenda Item(s) indicated by Asterisk
(8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 & 16)
* 8. PZ 88-3
Request of Richmond Bay
Development Company for Appeal
Hearing on Zoning Case
9. PS 88-1 Proposed Revisions to the Master
Thoroughfare Plan
*10. GN 88-18 Proposed Write-Off Delinquent
Personal Property Tax Accounts
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NUMBER
ITEM
ACTION TAKEN
*11. GN 88-19 Approval of Plans for Emerald
Hills Way - Paving and Drainage
Improvements
*12. PU 88-16 Approve Purchase of Right-of-Way
from Texas American Bank/Fort
Worth, N.A., for the Purpose of
Constructing Smithfield Road
*13. PU 88-17 Approve Purchase of Right-of-Way
from Joe V. Tirk for the Purpose
of Constructing Smithfield Road
*14. PU 88-18 Authorize "Open Spot Marketll
Purchasing for Asphalt, Oil and
Gasoline for a Period of One Year
*15. PU 88-19 Extend Present Contract with
Badger Meter, Inc. for an
Additional Year
*16. PU 88-20 Purchase of Pickup Truck for
Technical Construction Inspector
17. Citizens Presentations
18. Adjournment
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INFORMAL REPORT TO MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
No. IR 88-7
Date: March 28, 1988
Subject: Non-Renewal of Public Officials Liability Insurance
We advertised for bids to renew our Public Officials Liability policy
which expires on March 29, 1988. No bids were received. Consequently,
out of necessity this liability will need to be added to our self-insured
risk management program.
We will continue to search the insurance markets for a carrier that is
interested in submitting a bid for our Public Officials Liability coverage.
This is submitted for informational purposes.
Respectfully submitted,
R. R. McKinney
Personnel Director
ISSUED BY THE CITY MANAGER
NORTH RICHlAND HillS, TEXAS
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INFORMAL REPORT TO MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
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No. TR RR-2
Date: March 28, 1988
Subject: Zoning Board of Adjustment Vacancy
The Staff has received a letter from Mr. Jack Roseberry tendering his
resignation as a member of the Zoning Board of Adjustment. He has
requested that his resignat;ion be effective innnediately. This has cieateid
a vacancy on the Board.
It is requested that the City Council consider the appointment of a
successor to Mr,. Rose~erry at its earliest convenience.
Respectfully submitted,
CQ
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C.A. Sanford
Director of Economic'Development
ISSUED BY THE CITY MANAGER
NORTH RICHLAND HillS, TEXAS
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INFORMAL REPORT TO MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
No. IR 88- 3
Date: March 28, 1988
Subject: Proposed Revisions to Sign Ordinance
The Economic Development Department and the Community Dev~lopment
Department have jointly worked with the City Council Sign Committee to
prepare an extensive review and rewrite of the City Sign Ordinance to' ¡-
answer the concerns of the City Council when they placed a moratorium on
any additional variance requests before the City Council in December,
1987.
The, foll()wi~g is a s'ynopsis of the changes which' are proposed to tbe
Ordinance ~ '
First, ,in an effort to reduce the number ,of requests for variance an,d,
require, al1earing process not directed .to the City Council, the St4ff
propos~dthe Ordinance be integrated i~to the Zoning Ordinance. T~'is
change 'w~,llrequire that requests for variance 'be directed to the Zoning
Board of'Adjustment which must judge requests on the basis of hardships or
interpretation problems. I
Second,.'~everal discretionary applications requiring direct City Council
action have been transferred to the Staff with Building Inspection b,eing
responsible for assuring compliance.
Third, any future changes must come:through Planning a~d'Zoning and ~ity
Council hearing process.
The text changes in individual sections are sunnnarized below:
SECTION 2
(a)
(b)
SECTION 3
(a)
SECTION 4
(a)
SECTION 5
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(c)
DEFINITIONS
Balloons ha~e been added as temporary signs.
Qualified street frontage in Conunercial areas has b'een ,
redefined to allow all lots to have signage.
Visibility sight triangle has been defined.
PERMITS AND FEES
The determination of sign permit costs has been revise~ to
be based on sign size rather than value.
SIGNS: COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
A provision for a "Master Signtl of up to 1000 square feet
and 75 feet tall has been created for major shopping
centers.
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Use of vehicle signs is strengthened in control.
ISSUED BY THE CITY MANAGER
NORTH RICH LAND HILLS, TEXAS
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SECTION 6
(a)
SECTION 8
(a)
SECTION 10
(a)
(b)
(c)
TEMPORARY SIGNS
Provisions for the securing of banners, pennants, etc. have
been strengthened.
Signs must be removed on expiration of permit.
Flags are unrestricted except flag poles must be
structurally sound.
(b)
BILLBOARDS
Billboards meeting criteria can be approved fo~ permit by
Building Official.
Variance by Zoning Board of Adjustment under specific
conditions.
ABATEMENT OF NO:N-CONFORMING SIGNS
Section 10.3 requiring removal of non-conforming signs
within a ten year period has been eliminated., Changes in
S~ate Law have made the City financially responsible when.
abatement procedures require removal of existing
non-conforming signs.
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C.A. Sanf rd
Director of Economic Development.
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NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS
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ORD INANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE REGULATING SIGNS AND BILLBOARDS WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS; DEFINING TERMS; REQUIRING A PERMIT FOR
ERECTION OF A SIGN AND PROVIDING FOR A SCHEDULE OF FEES; REGULATING THE
AREA OF SIGNS PERMITTED; PROVIDING FOR A SERIES OF GENERAL
CONDITIONS; REGULATING TEMPORARY SIGNS; REGULATING DESIGN AND
CONSTRUCTION OF SIGNS; REGULATING BILLBOARDS; PROHIBITING OBNOXIOUS
SIGNS AND SIGNS EXPLOITING SEX; PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION OF
A FINE NOT LESS THAN $50.00 NOR IN EXCESS OF $1000.00; AND REPEALING ALL
ORDINANCES AND PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HERETO; PROVIDING FOR A
SAVINGS CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING THAT THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BE IN FORCE AND
EFFECT FROM AND AFTER THE DATE OF ITS ADOPTION AND PUBLICATION.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
TX, THAT:
ARTICLE I.
PREAMBLE:
PURPOSE OF THE ORDINANCE
The sign regulations as herein established have been made for the
purpose of promoting health, safety, morals and general welfare of :the
City of North Richland Hills. The Ordinance contains standards
regulating the use, size, location, construction and maintenance of
signs. The intent of the regulations is to protect values within the
City of North Richland Hills, to enhance the beauty of the City and to
protect the general public from damage and injury which may be caused by
the .unregulated construction of signs.
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ARTICLE 2
DEFINITIONS
SECTION 2.1
,AREA OF SIGN .
"Area of Sign" shall mean the total area within the extreme perimeter
of the attraction area intended to draw attention to the sign, including
all open spaces and supports which the sign rest upon if said supports
are designed to attract attention to sign. The area of the sign with
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two (2) faces, approximately opposed, shall be that of the larger face
if such condition prevails; but, if the angle between the planes of the
faces exceeds thirty (30) degrees the total area of both faces shall be
considered the sign area. For multi-sided or circular signs, the area
shall be the total projected area.
SECTION 2.2
BILLBOARD
"Billboard" shall mean any freestanding sign, signboard or outdoor
advertising display which is used for advertising purposes or display
purposes, except advertising displays used exclusively:
(a)
To advertise the sales or lease of the property upon which
such advertising displays are to be placed.
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(b) To designate the name of the owner or the occupant of the
premises upon which such advertising display is placed, or to
identify such premises.
(c)
To advertise goods manufactured, produced, or for sale or
service rendered, on the property upon which such advertising
display is placed.
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SECTION 2.3
Building line
"Building Line" shall be established by the Zoning Ordinance.
SECTION 2.4
FACE OF BUILDING
"Face of Building" shall mean the general outer surface not including
cornices, bay windows, or other ornamental trim, of any main exterior
wall of the building.
SECTION 2.5
LIMITED ACCESS FREEWAY.
"Limited Access Freeway" shall be deemed to mean a highway to which
the right of access to or from abutting lands is controlled and
restricted by the State of Texas or the City of North Richland Hills.
Further, a "Limited Access Freeway" shall be bordered on each side by
access roads (or right-of-way for access roads). "Limited Access
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Freeways" within the City of North Richland Hills are Interstate 820 and
Airport Freeway (SH 121) only.
SECTION 2.6
GROUND SIGN.
"Ground Sign" shall mean a sign not wholly supported on a building or
which has its main supporting structure depending upon the ground for
attachment. .
SECTION 2.7
PROJECTING SIGN.
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"Projecting Sign" shall mean a sign suspended from or supported from
a building or structure and projecting out therefrom more than one (1)
foot.
SECTION 2.8
ROOF SIGN.
"Roof Sign" shall mean any sign supported by the roof of a building
or placed above the apparent flat roof or eaves of a building as viewed
from any elevation.
SECTION 2.9
SIGN.
"Sign" shall mean a display board, screen, structure, object or part
thereof, used to announce, declare, demonstrate, display or otherwise
advertise and attract the attention of the public to any business,
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service or product provided on the premises upon which sign is placed,
other than:
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(a) Official notices authorized by a court, public body or public
officer; and,
(b)
directional, warning or information signs authorized by
federal, state or municipal authority.
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SECTION 2.10
TEMPORARY SIGN.
"Temporary Sign" shall mean a sign, banner, balloon, pennant, flag or
advertising display constructed of cloth, canvas, light fabric,
cardboard, wall board or other light material with or without fram~s
intended to be displayed for a short period of time only. Trailer and
portable signs are classified as "Temporary Signs".
SECTION 2.11
WALL SIGN
"Wall Sign" shall mean any sign painted on, attached to or projecting
from the wall surface of a building (including permanent window sign and
signs on awnings and/or marquees). A wall sign shall not project above
the apparent flat roof or eave line as viewed from all elevations, or
more than one foot from the surface of the wall.
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SECTION 2.12
MARQUEE SIGN.
"Marquee Sign" shall include any hood or awning or permanent
construction projecting from the wall of a building or other structure.
SECTION 2.13
DEVELOPMENT.
"Development" shall mean any nonresidential property improvement or
properties improved as a unit with a common parking area that is
contiguous to the development. A shopping center under single or
multiple ownership constitutes a development.
SECTION 2.14
QUALIFIED STREET FRONTAGE.
"Qualified Street Frontage" shall mean width of property along .the
street of a commercial or industrial development which bears the address
of the property. One square foot of Signage for one linear foot of
street frontage.
SECTION 2.15
TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGN.
"Traffic Control Signt1 shall be any sign used only to control and
direct traffic on private property (e.g.), t1ENTER" or "EXIT") without
logo or advertising messages.
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SECTION 2.16
ZONING DISTRICT.
"Zoning District" referred to in this Ordinance shall be as defined
in the Zoning Ordinance of the City of North Richland Hills, Texas,
Ordinance Number 1080 and subsequent amendments.
SECTION 2.17
DEFINITION OF SIGHT TRIANGLE
Unobstructed visability in any direction of 25 feet.
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ARTICLE 3.
SIGN PERMIT AND FEES
SECTION 3.1
SIGN PERMIT REQUIRED.
(a) No person shall erect, alter or add to a sign or sign
structure, except as provided by this Ordinance and unless a
permit for the same has been issued by the Building Official
or other person he/she may authorize of the City. Where signs
are illuminated by electric lighting, a separate electrical
permit shall be obtained as required by the Electrical Code of
the City.
(b) No sign permit shall be issued for any additional signs or
alterations to existing signs until all signs on the property
or development conform to the provisions of this Ordinance.
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EXCEPTION: TEMPORARY SIGNS.
SECTION 3.2
OFFICIAL, QUASI-OFFICIAL AND DIRECTIONAL SIGN.
(a) Nothing herein contained shall prevent the erection,
construction and maintenance of official traffic, fire and
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police signs, signals, devices and markings of the State, City
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or other appropriate governmental authorities, nor the posting
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of notices required by law. Private and quasi-public signs
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shall be prohibited upon public property unless authorized by
the City of North Richland Hills or other appropriate
governmental authorities.
(b)
Legal notices, telephone and other underground utility warning
signs, not exceeding one (1) square foot in size and other
safety signs may be erected without a permit being issued.
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(c)
Nonadvertising, directional or informational signs less than
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six (6) square feet in area may be used without a permit in
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zoning districts R-7 MF, 0-1, LR, C, I and PD as defined in
the Zoning Ordinance of the City of North Richland Hills.
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SECTION 3.3
APPLICATION FOR SIGN PERMIT.
Application for sign permit shall be made to the Building Department
. accompanied by the filing fee in the amount provided for by Section 3.8
for each development on which the sign or signs are to be erected and
shall contain or have attached thereto the following information:
(a) Name, address, and telephone number of the applicant;
(b)
Location of building, structure or lot to which or upon which
the sign or advertising structure is to be attached or
erected;
(c)
Position of the sign or advertising structure in relation to
nearby buildings or structures;
(d)
Two (2) blueprints or ink drawings of the plans and
specifications and method of construction and attachment to
the buildings or in the ground;
(e)
Copy of stress sheets and calculations showing the structures
are designed for deadload and wind pressure in any direction
in the amount required by this and all other laws and
ordinances of the City. The Building Code of the City, which
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is the current edition of the Uniform Building Code, shall
apply for design of any sign structure;
(f) Name of person, firm, corporation or association erecting
structure or painting the sign;
(g) Written consent of the owner of the bUilding, structure or
land to which or on which the structure is to be erected or
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sign to be painted.
(h) Any electrical permit required and issued for such sign;
(i) Estimated sign value: Fee Schedule should be based on square
footage of sign.
(j) Detailed plans of all existing signs, including photos and/or
- other pertinent data which will aid in the determination of
the sites conformance with this Ordinance;
(k) Such other information as the Building Official shall require
to show full compliance with this and all other laws and
Ordinances of the City:
(1) In addition to the filing fee, a sign permit fee shall be
collected in accordance with the schedule of Section 3.8.
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SECTION 3.4
NONCONFORMING SIGNS.
All applications for sign permits for signs which do not conform to
the provisions of this Ordinance or are located on the same property or
development on which other signs do not conform with the provisions of
this Ordinance shall be submitted by the Building official to the
for review in accordance with the provisions
of Article 10 of this Ordinance..
Section 3.5
APPROVAL OF TRAFFIC ENGINEER
If in the opinion of the Building Official the plans and
specifications indicate that the sign or sign structure might interfere
with, mislead or confuse traffic. or in any place where a ground sign is
to be placed on a corner lot, then the applicant shall submit a traffic
engineer certification with the application.
Sight visability triangle shall apply.
SECTION 3.6 ISSUANCE OF PERMITS.
If it shall appear the proposed sign structure is in compliance with
all the requirements of this Ordinance and all other laws and Ordinances
of the City of North Richland Hills and has received approval where
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necessary, the Building Department shall then issue the sign permit. If
the work authorized under a sign permit has not been completed within
ninety (90) days or a proper extension granted thereto after date of
issuance, the said permit shall become null and void. Issuance of the
sign permit shall be conditioned upon the applicant's acceptance of any
conditions imposed thereon by the City. No sign permit issued with
conditions shall be valid until all conditions have been complied with
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by the applicant.
SECTION 3.7
UNSAFE AND UNLAWFUL SIGNS.
(a)
Signs and sign structures including those exist~g prio~ ~o
this Ordinance shall be maintained at all times in a state
of good repair, safe and secure with all braces, bolts, slips,
supporting frame and fastenings free from deterioration,
termite infestation, rot, rust or loosening, able to withstand
at all times the wind pressure for which they were originally
designed.
(b)
No person maintaining any sign, sign structure or billboard
shall fail to keep the ground space within eight (8) feet from
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the base of the said sign, signboard, billboard or advertising
structure free and clear of weeds, rubbish and other flammable
waste material.
If the Building Official or other person he/she may appoint
shall find that any sign or other advertising structure
regulated herein as unsafe or insecure, or as a menace to the
public, or has been constructed or erected or is being
maintained in violation of the provisions of this section, the
permittee or owner thereof shall be given written notice. If
the permittee or owner fails to remove or alter the structure
so as to comply with the standards herein set forth within ten
days (10) after such notice, such sign or advertising
structure may be removed or altered to comply by the City of
North Richland Hills at the expense of the permittee ~/or
owner of the property upon which it is located. The Buildins
Official shall refuse to issue any subsequent building,
electrical, plumbing or mechanical permits for the property
on which the offending sign was located if any owner or
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permitee shall refuse to pay costs so assessed.
The Building Official may cause any sign or other advertising
structure which is an immediate peril to persons or property
to be removed. by giving at least forty-eight 48) hour notice.
Notice not required--immediate peril
(d) The Building Official or other person he/she may appoint may
cause any illegal temporary sign, including flags, pennants,
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banners and temporary window signs to be removed within a
twenty-four (24) hour period.
SECTION 3.8
FILING AND PERMIT FEES.
(a) Permanent signs and billboards: application and plan review
fees shall be $50.00 for permanent signs and billboards.
Sign permit shall be based on the value (square footage) of
the sign in accordance with the following:
SQUARE FOOTAGE FEE
1 50 $50.00
50 100 $100.00
100 - 200 $200.00
200 - 300 $300.00
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(b) TEMPORARY SIGNS: a single filing/permit fee of:
1st sign ----- $25.00
2nd sign ----- $20.00 $25.00
3rd sign ----- $15.00 $25.00
ARTICLE 4
ARE OF SIGN PERMITTED
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SECTION 4.1
SIGNS:
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
(a) For signing purposes, frontage on private streets that serve
as public thoroughfares and not just driveways may, with City
Council approval, be considered as qualified street fron~age.
(b) Anyone (1) development may have a choice of, but not more
than, one (1) ground sign, one (1) roof sign or one (1)
projecting sign, subject to the requirements contained in
Section 4.2 through 4.8.
(C) MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS OF 150,000 SQUARE FEET OR GREATER IN
BUILDING
May have one master sign located on one street frontage
provided commercial zoning is on both sides of street or
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thoroughfare. For developments over 150,000 square feet,
.5 s uare feet ma be added for ever s uare foot over
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150,000 to a maximum of 1000 square feet of signage.
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Signage may reach a maximum height of 75' on controlled
access freeway if development borders the same. For other
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sign(s) on any other adjacent street, the other restriction
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herein shall apply. Fifty (50) foot hei~ht is maximum height
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for all other si~nage ~rovided setbacks are met. Si~ht
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triangle restrictions apply.
In the case of very large developments (e.g., shopping
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centers apartment complexes, etc.) with substantial street
frontages; i.e. 350 linear feet or greater, on two or more
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streets, additional ground signs may be permitted for each
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street providing that all signs requested must meet the
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provisions of Section 4.2. And further providing that all
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streets on which additional signs are requested must have
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Commercial or Industrial zoning on both sides of the street.
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SECTION 4.2
GROUND SIGNS.
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Ground signs are subject to the following provisions:
(a) One (1) ground or pole sign may be permitted for each 300
linear feet or portion thereof of qualified street frontage
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with each development in all zoning districts except AG and
all of the R districts.
(b)
The total area of sign permitted for a ground sign shall be
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measured as (1) square foot of area of sign for each linear
foot of street frontage, to a maximum area of sign of 300
square feet for anyone sign.
(c)
The maximum height of any ground sign and its supporting
structure shall be twenty-five (25) feet, except that the
height of a ground sign may be increased by adding one (1)
foot of height for each linear foot the sign is back from the
adjacent property lines, not to exceed a maximum height of
fifty (50) feet to the top of the sign.
(d)
The height of any ground sign may not exceed one-half (1/2)
the shortest linear distance from the location of the sign to
the nearest boundary of any AG or R zoning districts.
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(e) The sign shall not project over the property line of the
. development, right-of-way or over any area within ten (10)
feet of the curb of a public street or thoroughfare.
(f) A minimum qualified frontage of 100 feet shall be required to
erect a ground sign.
(g)
Permanent attachment to the ground shall be required for all
ground signs. And meet or exceed requirements in Section 3.3
Paragraph E.
SECTION 4.3
ROOF SIGNS.
Roof'Signs permitted are subject to the following provisions:
(a) One (1) roof sign may be permitted with each development on
all zoning districts except AG and R districts.
(b)
Roof sign shall not project over the edge of the roof or eave.
(c)
The maximum permitted area of roof signing shall be one (1)
square foot of sign area for each linear foot of property
frontage not to exceed a maximum of 100 square feet.
(d)
The height of a roof sign shall not exceed ten (10) feet above
the apparent flat roof or eave line.
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(e) Roof Sign supports should be architecturally attractive or
screened from view. And meet or exceed requirements in
Section 3.3 Paragraph E.
SECTION 4.4
PROJECTING SIGNS.
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One (1) projecting sign may be permitted with each development
in all zoning districts except AG and R districts.
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Projecting signs shall not project over the property line of
the development, right-of-way or over any area within (10)
feet of the curb of a public street or thoroughfare.
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The total permitted area of a projecting sign shall be
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foot of property frontage not to exceed a maximum of 100
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square feet. And meet or exceed requirements in Section 3.3
Paragraph E.
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SECTION 4.5
THEATER MARQUEES.
Theater marquees need not shall be limited to projecting sign
criteria, but shall be subjected to individual approval by the City
Council.
With exception of Section 4.4(d) which shall be 300 feet.
Building Official.
SECTION 4.6
WALL SIGNS:
COMMERCIAL ZONES.
Wall signs shall be permitted in commercial or industrial zoning
district development provided the total area of all wall signs on any
one (1) wall face shall not exceed twenty five (25%) percent of the
total wall area also to include valance and permanent window signs. A
wall sign shall not project above the apparent flat roof or eave
line.
(a) In service station uses when a canopy is provided over the
pump area, wall signs located on the facia area of the canopy
or suspended on the supports of the canopy, may be permitted
provided the total area of all signs does not exceed 25% of
the total facia area of the canopy.
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SIGNS':
RESIDENTIAL/AGRICULTURAL ZONES.
All signs are prohibited in AG and all R zoning districts except as
follows:
(a) Multi-family developments in R-7 MF and R-6-T zoning districts
shall be allowed wall or ground signs for identification
purposes only for each street frontage. The total area of
such signs shall not exceed one (1) square foot per
residential unit, or thirty-two (32) square feet, fifty (50)
square feet whichever is least. Ground signs in these
districts shall not exceed a height of four (4) feet ab~ve
grade.
Cannot violate sight triangle
In developments providing solid masonry screening along street
frontages, approved wall signs may be installed in such
screening walls.
(b) Wall signs may be used with any residential use in Ag and all
R zoning districts with exception of R-7 MF, with a maximum
area of sign of two (2) square feet per sign with a limit of
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two (2) signs for anyone (1) occupancy, and may be erected
without a permit being issued.
(c) In AG zoning districts, legitimate agricultural businesses or
enterprises shall be permitted ground, roof, projecting or
wall signs in accordance with the restrictions of Sections
4.2, 4.3, 4.4 and 4.6 except that the total area of all signs
shall not exceed 100 square feet and the height of any ground
sign shall not exceed fifteen (15) feet above grade. A permit
1s required for all these signs.
SECTION 4.8
TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNS.
(a) The maximum area of anyone traffic control sign shall be two
(2) square feet.
(b) Traffic control signs are not permitted in AG and all R zoning
districts with exception of the R-7 MF district.
(c) Traffic control signs shall not include any advertising or
attention attracting lighting, symbols, logos or shapes.
(d) Traffic control signs may pertain to either vehicular or
pedestrian traffic.
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ARTICLE 5
GENERAL PROVISIONS
SECTION 5.1
INTERFERENCE WITH BUILDING REGULATIONS.
No sign shall be erected in such a manner that any portion of its
surface or supports will interfere in anyway with the free use of any
fire escape, exit, standpipe, or windows or obstruct any required
ventilator or door stairway.
SECTION 5.2
ENCROACHMENT PERMIT
(a) No sign permit shall be issued for any sign or billboard which
encroaches upon or over any City owned or controlled property
unless an encroachment permit therefor is obtained from the
City Councilor State agency in charge.
(b) No encroachment permit for any sign or billboard shall be
issued unless in the opinion of the Building Official the
erection and maintenance of said sign shall not imperil the
health, welfare of the public. Any such permit may be issued
subject to such conditions as the City Council deems to be
reasonably necessary for the protection of the public.
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SECTION 5.3
PROJECTION OVER PRIVATE PROPERTY.
No sign may project more than six (6) inches from the face of a
building over private property used or intended to be used by the
general public, unless there ia minimum of eight (8) feet clearance
from the bottom of the sign to sidewalk or grade immediately below the
sign, or a minimum of fourteen (14) feet clearance from the bottom of
the sign to a vehicular trafficway immediately below the sign.
SECTION 5.4
MEMORIAL SIGNS AND HISTORICAL TABLETS.
Nothing herein contained shall prevent the City Council from granting
special permits on such terms as it may deem proper, for signs
advertising or pertaining to any civic, patriotic or special event of
general public interest taking place within the boundaries of the City,
when it is determined that the same will not be materially detrimental
to the public welfare, interest or safety, nor injurious to adjacent
property or improvements.
SECTION 5.5
VEHICLE ADVERTISING.
The intent of the ordinance is not to restrict the normal standard
of vehicle advertising, but to create an equal and just Ordinance for
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all. Vehicles may display signa~e in accordance with Texas Motor Safety
Laws with the following additional guidelines.
(1) Si~ns must be permanently attached to vehicles b~ either being
painted, bolted, screwed or magnetized.
(2) Cloth or other light materials secured with rubber, rope,
string, tape of other light thether lines are not allowed.
No sign or advertising shall be erected or attached to any vehicle
except for those signs which are painted directly on or mounted flush to
the surface, or mounted directly on the roof of the vehicle. no roof
mounted signs shall project more than 24 inches 12 inches ??? above the
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be in working order and shall be in compliance with all applicable
vehicle safety laws when signs are in place. All such vehicles shall
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have current registration and inspection stickers and shall be regularly
used for transportation purposes.
SECTION 5.6
LIGHTING.
(a) Signs may be illuminated or nonilluminated. Illumination may
be either by internal, internal-indirect or indirect lighting
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as defined in (b), (c), and (~). Lighting shall be so
installed as to avoid any glare or reflection into adjacent
property,' or onto a street or alley to create a traffic
hazard. When not necessary for security, it is suggested that
lighting be turned off as soon after business hours as is
reasonable, especially for signs in close proximity to
residential areas.
"Internal Lighting" means a source of illumination entirely
within the sign which makes the contents of the sign visible
at night by means of the light being transmitted through a
translucent material but wherein the source of the
illumination is not visible.
"Internal-Indirect Lighting" means a source of illumination
entirely within the sign (generally a free standing Letter)
which makes the sign visible at night by means of lighting
the background upon which the free standing character is
mounted. The character itself shall be opaque, and thus will
be silhouetted against the background. The source of
illumination shall not be visible.
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"Indirect Lighting" means a source of external illumination
located a distance away from the sign, which lights the sign,
but which itself is not visible to persons viewing the sign
from any normal position of view.
SECTION 5.7
ROTATING, MOVING, FLASHING, CHANGING OR BLINKING SIGNS.
Rotating, moving, flashing, changing or blinking signs shall not be
permitted. However, "message signs" (for example: time and temperature,
etc.) may be permitted as approved on an individual basis by the City
Council, Building Official, giving adequate consideration to traffic
safety hazards posed by the size and location of the proposed sign...
ARTICLE 6
TEMPORARY SIGNS
SECTION 6.1
TEMPORARY SIGNS.
Except as otherwise provided in this Ordinance:
(a)
No person may erect a temporary sign as defined in Section
2.10 without a permit obtained from the Building Permit &
Inspection Department.
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(b) No temporary or portable sign shall be erected or placed to
advertise a business, industry or pursuit except on the
premises on which the business, industry or pursuit is
conducted.
(c) All banners, pennants, flags or otherwise fragile displays
or signage that might separate from itself or become separated
from tether line under the guidelines of the 1985 Uniform
Building Code Section 23-4, Figure 4, Page 137 shall not be
allowed. These restrictions are to ~rotect the general public
from flying debris generated by dismembered displays.
(d) No temporary or portable sign shall be erected or placed on
any public property or right-of-way, utility pole, light pole,
or traffic· control sign or pole.
(e) Complete sign package must be removed at termination of
permit. Removal of letters from sign board does not abate
non-permitted sign.
(f) No temporary sign shall be displayed for more than thirty (30)
days per permit received.
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(g) Balloons ma~ be displaved with the following restrictions.
(1) Maximum hei~ht of 25 feet from ground.
(2) Maximum size of 25 foot diameter.
SUGGESTIONS FOR COUNCIL DISCUSSION
Texas and American flags may be displayed but must meet or exceed the
1985 Uniform Code Section 23-4, Figure 4, Page 137.
(h) A maximum of three (3) temporary sign permits per year shall
be issued to anyone business, industry or pursuit.
(i) Temporary signs shall not exceed fifty (50) square feet in
area.
(j) No temporary or portable sign shall be erected or placed
within fifteen (15) feet of the curb or street except for
those which may be mounted on the wall of a building which is
closer than fifteen (15) feet to the curb or street.
(k) No temporary or portable sign may be erected or placed in any
location that constitutes a safety or traffic hazard.
(1) No temporary or portable sign may be erected or placed in a
parking space.
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SECTION 6.2
(m)
Non-conforming temporary signs or temporary signs without
permits may be impounded by the City forty-eight hours after
notice is given to the owner or party responsible for the
sign.
(n)
Each temporary sign may advertise one or more individual
businesses. However, for each business advertised a separate
permit fee will be required and each business will be charged
for the advertisement against its allowed three (3) permits
per year as stated in Subsection (h).
Trailer and portable signs shall bear in letters of not ~ess
than one (1) inch in height the company name of the sign owner
and telephone number on each unit. These must be current or
they will be classified as non-conforming signs and subject to
Subsection (m). .
REAL ESTATE SIGNS.
Permits shall not be required for the following types of real estate
signs:
(a) One (1) temporary sign announcing the offering for sale or
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rental of individually platted residential or commercial
property on which it is placed shall be allowed in any
district and may be placed in any yard. Such sign shall not
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within one (1) week following the close of sale or lease.
For sale or lease signs on said property are permitted without fee.
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On nonresidential commercial property where there is a
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all or a portion of the same for sale or rental shall be
allowed flat against any wall of the business building. Such
sign shall be no taller than the wall and shall have an area
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within (1) week following the close of sale or lease.
(c)
On undeveloped property, temporary unlighted signs offering
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the same for sale or lease shall be allowed. Such signs shall
be located at least twenty-five (25) feet behind any curb or
ten (10) feet behind any property line, whichever greater; and
shall not exceed fifteen (15) feet in height. The total area
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of all sign message surfaces of all such signs shall not
exceed one (1) square foot per one (1) lineal foot of street
frontage of the property for sale or 100 square feet on each
street fronting such property; whichever is smaller. Only one
(1) sign per street frontage shall be permitted. Each sign
shall be removed within one (1) week following the close of
the sale or lease.
SECTION 6.3
WEEKEND BUILDERS ADVERTISING.
(CITY ORDINANCE NO. 1418)
Mark curb every 40 feet for ~lacement of builders signs.
The City of North Richland Hills' Policy for weekend Advertising. as
expressed in this Ordinance, is extended to homebuilders for the purpose
of guiding the weekend motoring public to available residential
properties in North Richland Hills. The policy is intended as a benefit
also to the buying public. These provisions are designed to allow
temporary directional signs without resulting in an excess that may
prove offensive to others of the public. The policy should serve also
as "common sense" guidelines in places where direct application is
unclear.
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(1)
Schedule: Signs will be allowed between 12 PM Friday and 12 PM
Monday. A holiday falling on Friday or Monday will be
considered part of the weekend.
(2)
Sign Size: Signs shall not exceed 24" by 30" in size, not be
installed more than 3 feet above grade.
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Spacing of Signs: A minimum of 30 feet must be held between
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(4)
Sign Location:
Sight triangle, definition:
A sight triangle is defined as an area of unobstructed visibility of
25' in any direction.
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curb (or edge of pavement). Signs should not encroach either
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the sidewalks or street.
"c" Not in a motorist "visibility triangle".
generally, if a sign is close to blocking motorist visibility,
it should be moved (see "a" above).
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"d" Not more than 3 miles from the subject property.
(5) Signs should be rigid, 2 dimensional displays that advertise
new residential property, "for sale" only (not lease
property), guiding the motorist to a specific location in
North Richland Hills.
These are the guidelines under which this policy will be
administered, relating particularly to the weekend/motoring/home-buying
customer. It is the responsibility of the builder to secure permission
of the adjacent property owner for placement of the signs on private
property. This policy does not grant unlimited access and use of ..the
City right-of-way.
Violations of this policy will be cause for confiscating the signs,
and excessive violations may require that the policy be suspended for a
period of time. The Building Official shall notify the City Council in
the event that the suspension of this policy is put into effect
indicating the causes and the period of the su~pension. All builders
are offered the use of this policy equally. In so doing, we ask that
you help us maintain a neat and orderly appearance throughout all of
North Richland Hills.
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SECTION 6.4
SUBDIVISION/NEW DEVELOPMENT SIGNS
(a) These signs are used for identification of a new project, such
as a subdivision, where real property is being sold for the
first time to a user, new buildings, public projects and the
like. These signs are not permanent but may be required for a
longer period of time than most temporary signs. In no event
shall there be more than one on-site sign for a project
located on property owned by the advertiser in the same zoning
district and one off-site sign to be located in any zoning
district with exception of all R districts, or such signß,may
be located on any vacant unplatted property. Such signs shall
be removed at the end of one year or on completion of the
project, whichever comes first. An extension to the one year
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renewal fee equal to the permit fee is paid and one of the
following requirements are met:
(1) a substantial portion of the development is not yet completed.
(2) if the development has building activity in progress,
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(3) if the sign is relocated to a portion of the development which
is not offensive to the completed portions of the development.
These signs shall not exceed 15 feet in height and 150 square feet in
area. They shall be located at least 25 feet behind the curb of any
street, outside any visibility triangle.
On larger vacant tracts where more than one project or development
may be advertised no two signs may be closer than two hundred (200) feet
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(b)
A sign permit is required for subdivision or new development
signs erected or placed in accordance with the provision~ of
Section 6.4(a).
SECTION 6.5
TRADE CONSTRUCTION SIGNS.
Trade construction signs may be approved at the discretion of the
Building Official to advertise the various construction trades on any
construction site. Trade construction signs shall be removed before a
certificate of occupancy is issued. They shall be in accordance with
Section 6.4.
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SECTION 6.6
POLITICAL SIGNS.
Political signs must be registered with the Cit~. Name, Amount----
No permit fee required.
Phone Number---(To remove non-conforming signs).
Temporary, unlighted political signs (including portable or trailer
signs) supporting an announced candidate, a part or an issue shall be
allowed in any district without a sign permit, subject to the following:
(a) Political signs shall be located only on private property with
the permission of the owner. Political signs shall not be
permitted on any public property or right-of-way, nor on, any
utility, light, traffic signal or sign poles.
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Political signs are permitted for a period of thirty (30) days
prior to local or county elections, sixty (60) days prior to a
state election, and ninety (90) days prior to a national
election. All political signs shall be removed not later than
seven (7) days after the election or after the termination of
~andidacYJ whichever occurs first.
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SECTION 6.7
(a)
(c)
In AG and all R zoning districts, political signs shall not
have a height of more than three (3) feet above grade. In
other zoning districts, the height shall not exceed six (6)
feet above grade.
(d)
In AG and all R zoning districts, political signs shall not
exceed five (5) square feet in area. In other zoning
districts, the area shall not exceed fifty (50) square feet.
(e)
In all zoning districts, political signs shall be located no
closer than ten (10) feet to the street or curb and shall not
be located to cause a safety or traffic hazard.
CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS SIGNS.
Temporary signs advertising the civic or religious events of
civic and religious organizations may be erected or placed on
their property after obtaining a permit from the Building
Department at no cost. A maximum of two permits may be issued
at anyone time.
Civic & religious signs may not advertise commercial or business
endeavor without paid permit issued by Permits and Ins~ections, subject
to applicable Ordinances.
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site signs are requ~red to be permitted and subject to the
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Signs announcing civic or religious events of wide-spread
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Building Official.
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traffic hazard.
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SECTION 6.8
GARAGE SALE SIGNS
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household possessions at a place of residence shall be allowed in any
zoning district without permit subject to the following restriction:
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Garage sale signs shall be located on private property only.
Garage sale signs shall not be permitted on any public
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property or right-of-way, nor on any utility, light, traffic
signal or sign pole.
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Total sign area shall not exceed six (6) square feet.
(c)
Signs shall not be posted more than five -(5) days prior to the
beginning of the sale, and shall be removed within twenty-four
(24) hours following the end of the sale.
ARTICLE 7
DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
The construction of all signs shall comply to structural requirements
of the City of North Richland Hills Building Code, and also the c~rrent
edition of the Uniform Building Code adopted by the City.
The design of sign supports and structure shall be compatible with
and in harmony with the surrounding buildings and structures.
ARTICLE 8
BILLBOARDS
Section 8.1
Approval by City Council.
(a) No billboard may be constructed unless a sign permit therefor
has been issued with the approval of the City Council.
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(b) In making its determination. the City Council shall consider,
among other factors, whether or not issuance of the permit.
(1) Will be materially detrimental to the public welfare;
(2) Will substantially interfere with the orderly development of
the City as provided for in the Official Land Use Plan;
(3) Will be compatible with the development of property of other
persons located in the vicinity thereof;
(4) Will comply with the provisions of this Ordinance.
(c) Applications therefore shall be filed and processed as
provided for in Article 3 of this Ordinance.
SECTION 8.2
ZONING
A billboard may. be placed only adjacent to a limited access freeway
as defined in Section 2.5, in any zoning district except AG and all R
districts.
SECTION 8.3
MAXIMUM AREA
(a) No singlefaced billboard shall be larger than 700 square feet
in area.
(b) No one face of a double-faced or V-shaped billboard shall
exceed 700 square feet in area.
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SECTION 8.4
MAXIMUM HEIGHT
The maximum height of billboards shall be fifty (50) feet measured
from the ground to the overall top. Approval for taller billboards may
be granted by the City Council Board of Appeals in those cases where it
will reduce clutter and fit in more compatibly with the surrounding
terrain and structures. No billboard shall be located on the roof or
wall of a building.
SECTION 8.5
BILLBOARD LOCATION AND POSITION.
(a) Billboards shall be erected only on private property and shall
not project over any public property or right-of-way.
Billboards shall be located within 100 feet of the limited
access freeway boundary line.
(b) Billboards shall be positioned such that the primary viewing
angle is from the fre.eway.
SECTION 8.6
BILLBOARDS ADJACENT TO RESIDENTIAL AREAS.
(a) The closest projecting point of a billboard shall not be
located closer than 100 feet from a residential district
boundary or property line.
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(b) The closest projecting point of a billboard shall not be
located closer than 100 feet from the property line of any
public recreation area, public or parochial school, public
library or church.
SECTION 8.7
STRUCTURE.
(a) From the effective date of this Ordinance, all new billboards
shall be of single post construction.
(b) All billboards shall comply structurally to the City's
Building Code.
SECTION 8.8
MINIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN BILLBOARDS.
A minimum distance of 1760 feet shall be maintained between any two
(2) billboards located on the same side of the freeway.
SECTION 8.9
ILLUMINATION.
(a) Any illumination used on a billboard shall be of an indirect
type and shall not face toward any residential building.
(b) No flashing or intermittent lights shall be used to illuminate
a billboard.
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ARTICLE 9
OBNOXIOUS SIGNS EXPLOITING SEX PROHIBITED
SECTION 9.1
VISUAL DEPICTION OF SEXUAL AREAS OF HUMAN FORM
PROHIBITED.
No sign or signs as defined in this Ordinance, to include any
temporary sign, which in whole or in part, depicts the human form in
such a manner that the areas of the buttocks, or the genitals, or the
pubic area, or any portion of the female breast below the top of the
nipple, are depicted as not covered with opaque clothing shall be
maintained, erected, or placed upon or adjacent to the outside of any
building where it is visible from public streets or from adjacent
buildings or premises.
SECTION 9.2
USE OF WORDS CONNOTING EROTIC ENTERTAINMENT PROHIBITED.
No sign or signs as defined in this Ordinance, to include any
temporary signs, which in whole or part advertise any "topless,"
"bottomless," "naked", or words of like import, except that the words
"adult entertainment" or "adult shows" will be permissible, shall be
maintained, erected, or placed upon or adjacent to the outside of any
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building where it is visible from public 'streets or from adjacent
buildings or premises.
SECTION 9.3
DISPLAY OF OFFENSIVE SIGNS A PUBLIC NUISANCE.
Any sign which is in violation of Sections 9.1 and 9.2 is declared a
public nuisance. And may be obliterated over by Code Enforcement with
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ABATEMENT
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Any temporary sign or signs in violation of this Article shall
be abated within twenty-four (24) hours after notice has been
given in writing to abate the sign or signs. Any sign ~hich
involves letters placed on a marquee is considered a temporary
sign for purposes of this Article.
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Any sign or signs in violation of this Article which can be
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covered or painted over in such a manner so the sign will
comply with this Article and which do not require removal or
mechanical or electrical alternations of the whole or part of
the sign shall be covered or painted within'seventy-two (72)
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twenty-four (24) hours after written notice has been given in
writing to abate the sign or signs.
(c) Signs in violation of this Article which require mechanical or
electrical alteration of all or part of the sign or require
the removal of part or all of the sign in order to comply with
this Article shall be altered or removed within seven (7) days
after service of written notice to abate the sign or signs.
SECTION 9.5
NOTICE TO ABATE.
(a) The City Manager or the Building Official or one of their
designee are authorized to prepare and deliver notice tq abate
any sign or signs in violation of this Article.
(b) Notice is deemed served for the purpose of this Article if
delivered to any person who is an owner or lessee of the
premises on which the sign or signs are located or to any
officer of any corporation or any partner of a partnership
which is operating a business on the premises on which the sign
or signs are located which violates this Article and which is
responsible for the sign or signs in violation of this
Article.
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SECTION 9.6
VIOLATION A MISDEMEANOR.
BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that any person, firm or corporation which
shall violate any provision of this Ordinance shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor, and on conviction may be punished by fine of not less than
Fifty ($50) Dollars nor more than One Thousand ($1000.00) Dollars, and
each day such violation occurs shall be deemed a separate offense.
ARTICLE 10
ENFORCEMENT
SECTION 10.1
ENFORCEMENT
It shall be the duty of the Building Official to enforce the
provisions of this Ordinance. The Chief of Police and all Officers
charged with the enforcement of the law shall assist the Building
Official.
SECTION 10.2
RIGHT OF ENTRY.
Upon presentation of proper credentials, the Building official or his
duly authorized representative may enter at reasonable times, any
buildings, structure or premises in the City to perform any duties
imposed upon him by this Ordinance.
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SECTION 10.3
ABATEMENT OF NONCONFORJ.IING SIGN
(a) A period of ten (10) years subsequent to January 24, 1983 is
hereby established for the abatement of signs legally existing
prior to said date but which signs become nonconforming as a
result of regulations contained herein. This provision
applies to signs otherwise established. Illegally erected
signs are subject to immediate abatement.
(b) Nonconforming painted wall signs are subject, in addition to
the abatement procedures set forth, to immediate abatement
when the business occupying the premises changes to a
different business or different owner necessitating repainting
of the signs.
(c) Abatement periods established herein are subject to appeal
before the City Council. Zoning Board of Adjustment
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INFORMAL REPORT TO MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
No. IR 88- 4
Date:
March 28, 1988
Plat Status of Lots in the 6500-6600 Blocks of Tabor Street
Subject:
As requested by the City Council on March 14, 1988, we have investigated
the status of the properties on the south side of Tabor Street in the
6500-6600 blocks, from Rufe Snow to Diamond Loch. We have verified that
there are eighteen (18) lots which have additional unplatted tracts to
their rear. According to the Tarrant Appraisal District Records each of
the lot owners also has title to the unplatted tract adjacent to his
residence lot.
In the recent past two of these homeowners has submitted replatting to
incorporate the additional property into his existing lot. In both
instances the replat was required by the City in order that the homeowner
could add an accessory building which he wished to locate on the unplatted
property.
As directed by the City Council the Staff has considered the possible
options which the City Council might take in order to resolve this
problem.
(1) Continue to require the individual homeowners to meet the
requirements of the Ordinance.
(a) Prior to the issuance of any permits the individual property
owner would have a replat prepared to incorporate the additional property.
(b) In order that the homeowner not be unduly delayed in his home
improvement project, the City could issue permits upon submittal of the
plat rather than after the final approval. .
(c) The Staff would have to deny final inspection and approval of
the improvement project until such time as the plat were approved.
(2) Make no requirements for the platting of the property in the rear
since the lot of the residence is currently platted.
(a) Without the submittal of the replat the construction of the
accessory buildings or the addition to the main residence could be in
jeopardy of violating either an intervening lot line or an existing
easement.
(b) Having no replatting requirements would perpetuate the
nonconforming status of the existing properties and preclude any future
proper resolution of the problem.
(3) The City might consider the preparation of a general plat of the
entire area which would clear up all the properties simultaneously.
(a) The signature of all the property owners involved in the replat
would have to be secured. The current records indicate that some of the
property owners are out-of-town and some are out-of-state.
(b) Not all property owners may be in agreement with the City's
actions.
(c) The City would have to absorb the total cost of the proposed
replat, estimated to be approximately $3500.
Re~eJt~lY ~ubmitted,
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C.A. Sanfora
Director of Economic Development
ISSUED BY THE CITY MANAGER
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS
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PROPERTY OWNERS ON TABOR STREET
Dia. Loch North Addn.
Block 4
Lot 3 Eldon G. Mackey
6504 Tabor Street
Tr. 2B2Y & 2B6C June A. Mackey
same address
Lot 4 Jerry B. Anderson
6508 Tabor Street
Tr. 2B2 & 2B6 same person
Lot 5 Myron W. Shaffer
6512 Tabor Street
Tr. 2B2X & 2B6B Henry B. Mullins
same address
Lot 6 Basil Guyette, Jr.
6325 Janeau~ FW 76116
Tr. 2B2W & 2B6A same person-different add.
6421 Suncrest Court, NRH 76180
Lot 7 Allen Holt
6520 Tabor Street
Tr. 2B2BB & 2B6G same person
Haltom Ranchland Addn.
Block 9
Lot 10
Norman G. Mixon
6536 Tabor Street
Tr. 2B2T & 2B5A3
Marion M. Mixon
same address
Lot 11
William P. Duckett, Sr.
1709 Mustang Ave.
Bay City, TX 77414
same person
Tr. 2B2Q & 2B5A2
Block 6
Lot 1
Robert A. Anderson
6600 Tabor Street
same person-different add.
6209 Riviera Drive
Tr. 2B2K & 2B5Al
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Block 6 continued:
Lot 2 Betty L. Newport
6604 Tabor Street
Tr. 2B2R & 2B3A4 same person
Lot 3 Paul E. McPeek
6608 Tabor Street
Tr. 2B2P & 2B3A3 same person
Lot 4 Billy G. Ernst
6612 Tabor Street
Tr. 2B2N & 2B3A2 same person
Lot 5 Ronald T. Yaggi
6616 Tabor Street
Tr. 2B3A same person
Lot 6 Ethel Annie Dorsett
6620 Tabor Street
Tr. 2B2Z & 2B3A8
same as Lot 5
Ronald T. Yaggi _
6616 Tabor Street
Lot 7 Steven P. Miques
6624 Tabor Street
Tr. 2B2M & 2B3A7 same person
Lot 8 Charles Herring
6628 Tabor
Tr. 2B2L & 2B3Al
Lot 9 Greg Kankey
6632 Tabor Street
Tr. 2B2S & 2B3A5 same person
Lot 10 Phinetta Gail Walker
6636 Tabor Street
Tr. 2B2U & 2B3A6
George W. Studebaker
same address
same as Lot 11
Marvin Daily, ,Jr.
6640 Tabor Street
Lot 11
Marvin Daily, Jr.
6640 Tabor Street
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No. IR 88-5
Date: March 28, 1988
Subject: Evaluation of Loop 820/SH 121 Interchange Design and Model
The three dimensional model of the proposed Loop 820/Highway 121
Interchange Improvements which the City contracted with the firm of
Deshazo, Starek and Tang t~ have constructed has been delivered and is i.
available for the City Council's review. This model was constructed based
upon the latest version of the State Department of Highways and Public
Transportation preliminary plan for the Interchange improvements. The
St~ff has reviewed the proposed project from the plans provided by the
Highway. Department and, from the completed model. . The following are the'
Staff's comments regarding areas of the design which should be reviewed
and considered for possible discu~sion with the SDHPT prior to their
development of a final design.
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A. DESIGN ITEMS
1. The current design has eliminated the direct access ramp at the east
end of Bedford Euless Road which is currently in place.
2. No entrance ramp is provided. for southbound Loop ~20 traffic from'
Grapevine Highway. This traffic must stay on the servicé road and' pass
through the Pipeline/Glenview intersection to utilize the existing ramp
south of that intersection.
3. The proposed construction eliminates theexisting~amp for westboun,d.
traffic on Loop 820 coming from Grapevine Highway. Officials from tJ;1e
Highway Department have indicated that this problem will be solved in the'
field during construction, by some temporary measure. However, that
solution could take the direction of requiring Grapevine Highway traffic ,
to utilize the Holiday Lane ramp. The Staff considers this option
unacceptable.
B. SIGNAGE ITEMS
1. The proposed signs shown to be added or modified during the
construction includes five signs directing traffic to SH 26 and FM 1938.
On three of those signs the City of Co11eyvi11e is referenced. None of
the signs reflect that FM 1938 is in the City of North Richland Hills.
2. With the ramp for Bedford Eu1ess Road not included, the traffic on
eastbound Loop 820 wishing to exit for Bedford Eu1ess Road must do so at
Grapevine Highway. On the preliminary design the only sign noting this
movement is labeled "Future". We have not determined whether this -sign
will be part of the· Interchange Project or will be installed later as a
part of the Loop -820 Project. The Staff is of the opinion that this sign
is mandatory if this is the only available exit for Bedford Euless Road.
3. Southbound traffic which does not make the Grapevine Highway exit for
Bedford Euless Road should be given a second opportunity at Glenview Drive
to access Bedford Euless Road by adding the Bedford Euless Road reference
to that sign as well.
ISSUED BY THE CITY MANAGER
NORTH RICH LAND HILLS, TEXAS
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4. All exit references to Grapevine Highway indicate the Highway'26
designation. None of the signs name Grapevine Highway. This may be an
effort on the Highway Department's part to avoid confusion. All
interchange references to Highway 121 indicate its destination to be
- "Grapevine''', the City.
C. MODEL ITEMS
1. Additional signs included in the design drawings will be added to
the model in the area west of Grapevine Highway.
2. The area of the intersection of Ramps "M" and "N" with Bedford
Euless Road must be clarified.
Respectfully submitted,
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C.A. sanfor!-
Direct~r of Economic Development
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS
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INFORMAL REPORT TO MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
No.
IR 88-06
March 28, 1988
Date:
Budget Policy Workshop
Subject:
It has been brought to my attention that a problem has arisen regarding
the proposed date of Thursday, June 2, 1988, for the Mid-Year Budget
Policy Workshop. The recarmended rescheduled date is Tuesday, May 31,
1988.
The date for the regular budget workshop in Granbury is set for August
5th and 6th, in accordance with· our discussion on March 14th, 1988. A
further discussion is requested regarding our planning around these dates.
Respectfully s
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Rcx1ger N. Line
City Manager
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ISSUED BY THE CITY MANAGER
NORTH RICH LAND HILLS, TEXAS
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
TEXAS, HELD IN THE CITY HALL, 7301 NORTHEAST
LOOP 820 - MARCH 14, 1988 - 7:30 P.M.
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CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Echols called the meeting to order March 14, 1988, at 7:30 p.m.
Present:
Dan Echols
Richard Davis
Marie Hinkle
Mack Garvin
Virginia Moody
Jim Ramsey
Linda Spurlock
Staff:
Rodger N. Line
Dennis Horvath
Jeanette Rewis
Rex McEntire
Richard Albin
Absent:
Dick Fisher
2.
ROLL CALL
Mayor
Councilman
Councilwoman
Councilman
Councilwoman
Councilman
Councilwoman
City Manager
Assistant City Manager
City Secretary
Attorney
City Engineer
Mayor Pro Tern
3.
INVOCATION
Councilman Ramsey gave the invocation.
Ms. Sandy Bartex, Secretary, Industrial Development Advisory Board,
appeared before the Council.
Ms. Bartex, on behalf of Mr. Charles Brinkley, Chairman, commended the
Mayor and City Council for the forward planning they had demonstrated in
1987 by conceiving, developing, and implementing the IINorth Richland Hills
Initiativell economic development strategy for the City.
Ms. Bartex paid special acknowledgement to Mr. Rodger Line, City Manager
and Mr. C.A. Sanford, Economic Development Director.
4.
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING FEBRUARY 22, 1988
APPROVED
Councilwoman Moody moved, seconded by Councilwoman Hinkle, to approve the
minutes of the February 22, 1988 meeting.
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March 14, 1988
Page 2
Motion carried 6-0.
5.
REMOVAL OF ITEM(S) FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA
NONE
Mayor Echols advised that item 12A - Resolution 88-9, had been added to
the Consent Agenda and item 13A to Executive Session.
6.
CONSENT AGENDA ITEM(S) INDICATED BY ASTERISK (9, 10, 11 & 12)
APPROVED
7.
PZ 88-01 PLANNING & ZONING - PUBLIC HEARING _
REQUEST OF ARGUS PROPERTIES INC. TO REZONE TRACT 3E,
JOHN CONDRA SURVEY, ABSTRACT 311, FROM AG (AGRICULTURE)
TO R-2 (SINGLE FAMILY) (LOCATED ON NORTH SIDE OF
STARNES ROAD EAST OF DOUGLAS LANE)
APPROVED
Mayor Echols called for anyone wishing to speak in favor of this request
to please come forward.
Mr. Gordon Johns, Cheatham & Associates, appeared before the Council.
Mr. Johns stated this tract would be a continuation of Apple Valley
Addition.
Mayor Echols called for anyone wishing to speak in opposition to this
request to please come forward.
There being no one else wishing to speak, Mayor Echols closed the public
hearing.
8.
ORDINANCE No. 1529
APPROVED
Councilman Garvin moved, seconded by Councilman Ramsey to approve
Ordinance 1529.
- Motion carried 6-0.
* 9.
PS 87-43 - REQUEST OF NORTHEAST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
FOR REPLAT OF FAIR OAKS ESTATES, 2ND FILING
(LOCATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF BURSEY ROAD WEST OF SMITHFIELD ROAD.
APPROVED
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Page 3
*10.
GN 88-17 SELF-INSURANCE FUND
APPROVED
*11.
PU 88-14 APPROVE PURCHASE OF RIGHT-OF-WAY
FROM A.F. JERNIGAN ETUX PATRICIA JERNIGAN FOR
THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING SMITHFIELD Road
APPROVED
*12.
PW 88-09 AGREEMENT WITH STATE FOR TRANSFER OF MAINTENANCE AND
OPERATION OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS - ORDINANCE NO. 1530
APPROVED
13.
CITIZENS PRESENTATIONS
Dr. Thomas Duer appeared before the Council and passed out a packet to the
Council members dealing with the Animal Control Department's adoption
policy. The packet contained (1) a letter from Larry J. Swango to Dr.
Duer, (2) a letter from R.W. Fanton of Norden Laboratories to Dr. Duer and
(3) an article by Cheryl R. Dhein of Pullman Washington. Dr. Duer pointed
out that he agreed with Swango and Dhein that the adoption policy
requiring a Rabies vaccination of animals adopted within 48 hours after a
distemper vaccination and/or release from the City pound should be changed
to two weeks instead of two days. He also felt that the same period
should be allowed for neutering. He also felt that if the Animal Control
Department was going to vaccinate for anything, it should be done upon
admission (after a full physical exam) and not upon release. He
volunteered the full cooperation of all veterinarians within the City, but
said that they (the veterinarians) had to work within the guidelines of
up-to-date proper medical protocol, not policies that were ill-founded.
He felt that the present policy was ill-founded.
Since this was not an agenda item, the Council could take no action.
However, Councilman Davis advised Dr. Duer that he felt confident that Mr.
Horvath would investigate the matters presented to the Council.
Councilwoman Moody moved, seconded by Councilman Garvin to adjourn to
Executive session.
Motion carried 6-0.
14.
ADJOURNMENT
Councilwoman Spurlock moved, seconded by Councilman Ramsey to adjourn the
meeting of March 14, 1988.
Motion carried 6-0.
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ATTEST:
City Secretary
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Economic Development
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SUbject: Request of Richmond Bay Development Company
tor Appeal Hear1ng on Zon1ng ~ase
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CITY OF
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
Council Meeting Date:
3/28/88
PZ 88-3
Agenda Number:
On March 10, 1988 the Planning and Zoning Commission held a public hearing on Zoning
Application PZ 88-3, the request of Richmond Bay Development Company for rezoning of a
portion of Tract 2, W.A. Trimble Survey, Abstract 1520, from R-2 Single Family to R-8
Zero Lot Line Single Family. The subject property is located south of Meadow Lakes
Drive and west of Dory Court.
The Commission denied the request for rezoning.
The applicants have appealed the denial of the Commission to the City Council. In order
to meet the minimum notification requirements of the Ordinance, the first available
hearing date would be April 25, 1988.
RECOMMENDATION:
It is recommended that the City Council approve the request for appeal hearing on Zoning
Application PZ 88-3 and set the hearing date for April 25, 1988.
Source of Funds:
Bonds (GO/Rev.)
Operating Budget
Other
Finance Review
Acct. Number
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My company has authorized me to appeal the decison of the P & Z Commission
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March 17, 1988
Ms. Wanda Calvert
Planning Coordinator
City of North Richland Hills
Box 18609
Fort Worth, Texas 76118
Dear Ms. Calvert:
on Case # PZ 88-3 on March 10, 1988.
agenda as soon as possible.
Thank you.
Project r·1anager
Richmond Bay Development, Inc.
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Me3dowlakes
Drive
Please put this appeal on the Council
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NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
I Economic Development 3/28/88
~epartment: _ Council Meeting Date:
.SUbJ·ect.. Proposed Revisions to the Master Thoroughfare Plan PS 88-1
Agenda Number:
Over the past several weeks the Planning and Zoning Commission has had work sessions and
discussions regarding several streets which are shown on the current Thoroughfare Plan.
The intent of these discussions were to determine whether revisions should be made in
the designations of these streets as shown on the Plan.
The impetus for these considerations and the streets being studied came from two primary
sources. First, a group of citizens from the Sunny Meadows Subdivision and the Glenann
Subdivisions had presented a petition to the City Council requesting that the
designation on the Thoroughfares in their neighborhoods be reviewed and reconsidered.
Second, the Staff noted that, in the course of deliberations on various plats, the
Commission had approved certain street configurations and alignments which were defacto
revisions to the Thoroughfare Plan and should be officially sanctioned.
The following is a list of the streets which the Commission reviewed and considered:
1. WATAUGA ROAD - DAVIS BOULEVARD TO PRECINCT LINE ROAD
a. This street is currently designated as a P6D, six lane divided Principal
Arterial Street. The City has funded and has begun construction on the portion of the
street immediately to the west of the subject area.
b. The Thoroughfare Plan shows an alignment east of Davis Boulevard to Precinct
~ine Road which basically traverses the undeveloped properties in the Mangham Airport
area. The citizen's petition presented from the neighborhood adjacent to this street
requested that the Commission and City Council look specifically at the area between
Davis Boulevard and Martin Drive/Cardinal Lane. The alignment presently shown on the
Thoroughfare Plan indicates that the street will move southward from the intersection
with Davis Boulevard to travel generally along the north boundary of the Sunny Meadows
Subdivision to intersect with the projected extension of Amundson Road and continue
eastward through the industrial property to intersect with Precinct Line Road. The
citizens had requested that the Commission consider an alignment which would carry the
street northward immediately upon leaving Davis Boulevard to intersect with the current
right of way of Cardinal Lane adjacent to the Sunnybrooke Subdivision.
In light of the request and petition the Staff requested the City Engineer to evaluate
the proposed routing. The Engineer commented that the northerly alignment presented
some greater technical problems, but was feasible as a street design.
Finance Review
Source of Funds:
Bonds (GO/Rev.)
_ Operating Budget _
- Other~"\ _
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c. In the past several weeks the City has been working with the SDHPT on a project
list of streets for possible funding under a State and Federal Highway Project
designated "PASS" Principal Arterial Street System. Under this program certain City
streets would be constructed as links of an Arterial Street System with the intent of
providing secondary thoroughfares to relieve the existing and expected congestion and
crowding on the existing freeway system. The Staff is satisfied that Watauga Road
within North Richland Hills will meet the location and designation criteria of the
Highway Department program making it a strong possibility that the construction of this
portion of Watauga Road could be funded with those State and Federal funds. One earlier
concern that the Staff had regarding the application of this street within the "PASS"
program was that the revision of the design criteria of the street might create problems
with the Highway Department. However, this is not the case. The SDHPT has informed the
Staff that the northerly alignment, which is the most restrictive, would meet the
requirements of the "PASS" program, as well as the southerly alignment.
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a. This street is currently designated in the Thoroughfare Plan as a C4U, four Lane
undivided Collector Street. The street is constructed to meet the criteria of a C2U,
two lane undivided Collector Street. The City has no specific plans or schedule for
upgrading of the street to meet the requirements of the Plan.
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b. In reviewing the various documents relating to the Thoroughfare Plan the Staff
discovered that the map contained in the Comprehensive Master Plan depicting the
Thoroughfare Plan designates Main Street as a C2U Collector. No other records are
vailable to substantiate this designation. It is assumed that this depiction is a
typographical mistake on that particular map.
c. The citizen's petition states their feelings that Main Street should be
classified a C2U. Their contention is that the street serves only local traffic in the
Glenann Addition and as such is entirely adequate.
d. The Staff noted that the portion of Main Street east of Amundson Road is a local
Collector and could be considered for downgrading in status. However, the portion of
the street west of Amundson to Davis, in addition to the local traffic and a mixture of
commercial and residential zoned property, carries the traffic 'generated by the
Smithfield Junior High.
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a. This street is classified a C4U, four lane Collector Street in the Thoroughfare
Plan. At the present time the street exists within the Glenann Addition terminating on
the south at Martin Drive. Future plans call for the street to be extended southward
through the industrial property to intersect with Watauga Road and to continue on to
Grapevine Highway. The existing section is constructed as a standard residential
street. The C4U designation begins at Main Street within the Glenann Addition. The
City has no plans or funds to accomplish the improvements to bring the street into
compliance with the plan or extend the street southward through the undeveloped areas.
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b. The citizen's petition proposed that the existing portion of Sinnnons Drive be
removed completely from the Thoroughfare Plan. The Staff noted to the Commission that,
if Main Street is downgraded to a C2U, it would seem appropriate that Simmons should
also carry the same designation. The street does function as a local Collector in the
area of the Glenann Addition.
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4. MARTIN DRIVE - CRANE ROAD TO PRECINCT LINE ROAD
a. This street is designated as a C2U, two lane undivided Collector Street. The
City is in the process of improving the street. Plans have been completed and right of
way acquisition is under way. The project will construct curb and gutters and install
new pavement. The project does include the widening of the street in the area noted to
conform to the Thoroughfare Plan designation. The purpose for this classification is to
serve as an extension of Crane Road to provide the linkage to Precinct Line Road.
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b. The citizen's petition suggested that this short section should be upgraded to a
C4U classification. The Staff could not reconcile the citizen request with the general
downgrading which they were proposing for the area.
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5. DOUGLAS LANE - NORTH OF STARNES ROAD
a. This street is designated as a C2U, two lane undivided Collector Street.
Originally the Thoroughfare Plan called for this street to extend north all the way to
Bursey Road. In the deliberations by the Commission on the Apple Valley Plat it was
determined that the street should not extend further north than the intersection of Moss
~ane which is a street extended from the west out of the Foster Village Addition. The
Staff noted that since the Preliminary Plat was now approved with this street
configuration the Thoroughfare Plan should be revised accordingly.
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6. MEADOWVIEW TERRACE/WINDHAVEN ROAD
a. These two streets are designated as a continuous C2U, two lane undivided
Collector Street. The intent of this designation was to provide a street link between
Bursey Road on the north and Starnes Road on the south. However, in the development
of the Foster Village Subdivision Meadowview Terrace was not extended northward
completely through the Subdivision. Instead, Crosstimbers Drive was constructed as the
continuous link. Meadowview Terrace was also precluded from reaching Bursey Road with
the development of Western Oaks Subdivision which does not provide a continuous street.
On the other hand, the area immediately north of the Foster Village Subdivision through
which Crosstimbers Drive may be extended is not currently developed and an opportunity
still exists to provide the Collector Street link to Bursey Road. The existing portions
of Crosstimbers Drive are constructed in conformance with the C2U criteria.
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RECOMMENDATION:
SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDATIONS BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION.
1. WATAUGA ROAD - Davis Boulevard to Precinct Line Road.
The Commission, after much deliberation, determined that the most advantageous routing of
Watauga Road from a design and traffic standpoint would be a routing directly eastward
taking Right of way equally from the two large residential uses which are acreage
tracts. However, the Commission noted that this direct approach might not be
economically feasible. in deliberations regarding a second choice of the northerly
route along Cardinal or the southerly route along the Sunny Meadows Subdivision, the
Commission, with six members in attendance, was equally split on two successive votes as
to whether the routing should go north or south.
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2. MAIN STREET - Davis Boulevard to Crane Road.
The Commission recommended that the portion of Main Street east of Amundson Road to
Crane Road be downgraded on the Thoroughfare Plan to a C2U, two lane undivided Collector
Street.
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The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended that Simmons Drive from Main Street to
the future location of Watauga Road be downgraded to a C2U, two lane undivided Collector
Street.
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4. MARTIN DRIVE - Crane Road to Precinct Line Road.
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended no change in the classification of Martin
Drive.
5. DOUGLAS LANE - North of Starnes Road.
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended that Douglas Lane as a C2U Street be
terminated at Moss Lane.
6. MEADOWVIEW TERRACE/WINDHAVEN ROAD.
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended that Meadowview Terrace/Windhaven Road be
eliminated from the Thoroughfare Plan and Cross timbers Drive be added to the plans as a
C2U, two lane Collector Street, between Starnes Road and Bursey Road.
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STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
Due to the time factor the Staff was unable to advertise the consideration of the City
Council on the Master Thoroughfare Plan as a formal public hearing. However, the City
Council agenda does list the action item as a hearing and the affected property owners,
especially in the Watauga Road area have been sent mail notices of the hearing before
the City Council.
It is recommended that the City Council conduct a hearing on the proposed revisions to
the Master Thoroughfare Plan. After all the interested parties have spoken, the City
Council should take appropriate action on the recommendations of the Planning and Zoning
Commission recommendations.
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Department:
Finance
3/28/88
- Council Meeting Date:
Proposed Write-Off Delinquent Personal Property
TdX h.;(;UWl~
Subject:
Agenda Number: GN 88-18
Mr. Wayne Rohne (City's Tax Attorney) is recœmending cancellation of
delinquent tax accounts. This request is ma.de either because his office is unable to
locate the taxpayers, the corporation is defunct or the base amount is too small to
file sui t. See the attached listing.
Recœrnendation:
The staff recarrnends that the attached delinquent tax accounts be cancelled from the
tax roll.
Finance Review
Source of Funds:
Bonds (GO/Rev.)
Operating Budget
Other // _
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ROHNE, HOODENPYLE, LOBERT & MYERS
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ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
1323 WEST PIONEER PARKWAY· SPUR 303
P.O. BOX 13010
ARLINGTON. TEXAS 76013
WAYNE A. ROHNE
JERRY R. HOODENPYLE
JAMES E. LOBERT
THOMAS E. MYERS
BOARD CERTIFIED - CRIMINAL LAW
TEXAS BOARD OF LEGAL SPECIALIZATION
February 10, 1988
TELEPHONES:
(817) 277-5211
(214) 265-2841
TAX DEPARTMENT
277-0041
ROGER L. HURLBUT
LYNN ROSSI SCOTT
DA VI D L. JARVIS
Mr. Lee Maness
Attn: Tax Department
City of North Richland Hills
P. O. Box 18609
Fort Worth, Texas 76180
RE: RECOMMENDED CANCELLATIONS
Dear Mr. Maness:
Attached is a list of delinquent tax years that we
recommend cancellation of at this time. The reason for this
recommendation is that we have never been able to locate the
taxpayers or because the base amount was too small for suit.
There are still several accounts that we have chosen not to
recommend for cancellation at this time. This is because t~ey are
either pending in a delinquent tax suit or we have obtained a
good judgment against the Defendent (5).
We will hold these files until confirmation is received
from your office that taxes have been cancelled. Please respond
as soon as possible so we can retire these files.
With many thanks, I am
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very truly,
WAR:ke
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UNABLE 'ID IOCATE INDIVIDUALS AND AMOUNTS 'IOO SMALL
'ID PURSUE TIIRQUGH LEGAL AcrION
I ACCOUNT # NAME OF TAXPAYER YEAR AMOUNT REASO~1 FOR CANCELLATION
I 08629455 Nichola Chisholm 1983 $ 2.75 Base aroount to small for sui t
08629455 Nichola Chisholm 1984 1.90 Base aroount to small for suit
08729964 Roy Cato 1983 6.12 Base aroount to small for suit
I 08729964 Roy Cato 1984 4.23 Base aroount to small for sui t
08633541 Mike Ford 1984 4.23 Base aroount to small for sui t
08722674 Philip Dieterich 1983 4.55 Base aroount to small for suit
I 08751218 WIn. B. Hughes 1983 10.50 Base aroount to small for sui t
08751218 WIn. B. Hughes 1984 7.25 Base aroount to small for suit
08751218 WIn. B. Hughes 1985 7.04 Base aroount to small for sui t
I 08713065 John R. Baker 1986 3.05 Base amount to small for suit
08713065 John R. Baker 1985 3.05 Base aroount to small for sui t
08713065 John R. Baker 1984 3.14 Base éUOOunt to small for suit
08713065 John R. Baker 1983 4.55 Base aroount to small for sui t
I 08855919 Paul N. Hurst 1983 2.00 Base éUOOunt to small for sui t
08611203 Jerry L. Webb 1984 1.72 Base éUOOunt to small for sui t
08644004 Joseph E. Candler 1986 2.18 Base aroount to small for suit
I 08644004 Joseph E. Candler 1985 2.18 Base aroount to small for sui t
08644004 Joseph E. Candler 1984 2.24 Base amount to small for suit
. 08644004 Joseph E. Candler 1983 3.25 Base aroount to small for suit
08729816 Dennis Burkett 1983 4.90 Base aroount to small for suit
.J 08729816 Dennis Burkett 1984 3.38 Base aroount to small for sui t
08729816 Dennis Burkett 1985 3.28 Base aroount to småll for suit
08845611 Dale Davis 1983 4.55 Base aroount to small for sui t
,J 08845611 Dale Davis 1984 3.14 Base aroount to SI!1all for sui t
08643423 Cecil L. Barnett 1986 .50 Base aroount to small for sui t
08643423 Cecil L. Barnett 1985 .50 Base aIrount to small for suit
08643423 Cecil L. Barnett 1984 .52 Base aroount to small for sui t
08643423 Cecil L. Barnett 1983 4.55 Base aroount to small for suit
08157294 John M. Wallace 1983 4.50 Base aroount to small for sui t
- 08179174 Robert w. St Clair 1983 12.50 Base aroount to small for suit
09041893 Int'l Church of V 1986 86.10 Charter Forfeited
09041893 Int'l Church of V 1985 82.08 Charter Forfeited
09041893 Int'l Church of V 1984 84.53 Charter Forfei ted
09027890 Emily Bianchi - Pres. 1987 272.58 Charter Forfei ted
09027890 Emilio Bianchi - Pres. 1986 221.10 Charter Forfeited
09027890 Emilio Bianchi - Pres. 1985 221.10 Charter Forfei ted
09027890 Emilio Bianchi - Pres. 1984 207.00 Charter Forfeited
08886016 Janes IDckhart 1983 3.50 Unable to locate
08886016 James Iockhart 1984 2.42 Unable to locate
08516596 Kenneth W. Hale 1983 26.00 Unable to locate
08516537 Graves Aircraft Sales 1983 19.50 Unable to locate
08516537 Graves Aircraft Sales 1984 13.46 Unable to locate
08514437 GimeJlez 1983 55.70 Unable to locate
Ie 08514437 Gimenez' 1984 38.43 Unable to locate
09176454 Jose A. GimeJlez 1986 36.52 Unable to locate
08514135 Dick Bearden 1983 51.00 Unable to locate
08514135 Dick Bearden 1984 35.19 Unable to locate
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I 08749981 Gary Maxwell 1983 10.50 Unable to locate
08749981 Gary Maxwell 1984 7.25 Unable to locate
08749981 Gary Maxwell 1985 7.04 Unable to locate
08019975 Gary Dunnaway 1983 65.74 Unable to locate
I 08022429 Cindy Shutter 1983 47.87 Unable to locate
08022429 Cindy Shutter 1982 35.51 Unable to locate
08458529 Har Ian Martin 1983 50.41 Unable to locate
I 08459800 Richard York 1983 68.63 Unable to locate
08460523 Ronald Jara 1983 30.59 Unable to locate
08481318 Vicki Grigsby 1983 25.59 Unable to locate
I 08021996 David Porter 1983 33.25 Unable to locate
08021228 Rudy Lopez 1983 54.18 Unable to locate
08019088 Standly Bartnicki 1983 31.91 Unable to locate
08445796 Larry Hale 1983 105.00 Unable to locate
I 08448906 Dwayne Whi te 1983 44.50 Unable to locate
08182116 Terrys Sports Inc 1983 110.00 Unable to locate
08443076 Lynn McNamore 1983 50.00 Unable to locate
I 08450188 Andrew SWayne 1983 137.00 Unable to locate
08180474 Rony Duke 1983 40.00 Unable to locate
I- 08183805 U S Ventilation 1982 11.69 Unable to locate
08183805 U S Ventilation 1983 10.25 Unable to locate
08183716 Tye Construction Inc 1983 30.00 Unable to locate.
08183716 Tye Construction Inc 1982 24.51 Unable to locate
08185018 Whirlwind Ceiling Fans 1983 13.75 Unable to locate
I 08443459 Frankford & Kenn
Hamilton 1983 75.00 Unable to locate
08181411 Heath & Cooper Inc 1983 158.73 Unable to locate
I 08444560 WID & Keela Mîller 1983 250.00 Unable to locate
08180598 Southern Mîlls OUtlet 1983 529.70 Unable to locate
08180598 Southern Mîlls OUtlet 1982 575.36 Unable to locate
08180598 Southern Mîlls OUtlet 1981 635.66 Unable to locate
I 08020604 Charles R. Harvey 1983 52.74 Did not live on property Jan
1st
08443696 !.eu Raggan 1983 191.50 Did not live on property Jan
I 1st
08713847 J. D. Cowden 1986 6.33 Tad cancelled
08713847 J. D. Cowden 1985 6.33 Tad cancelled.
I 08713847 J. D. Cowden 1984 6.52 Tad cancelled.
08713847 J. D. Cowden 1983 9.45 Tad cancelled
08862214 George E. Halvorson 1984 3.38 Boat stolen 1982
08862214 George E. Halvorson 1985 3.28 Boat stolen 1982
I 08862214 George E. Halvorson 1986 3.28 Boat stolen 1982
08660441 Donald F. OWen 1983 6.12 Lives in Keller not NRH
08660441 Donald F. Owen 1984 4.23 Lives in Keller not NRH
Ie 08660441 Donald F. OWen 1985 4.10 Lives in Keller not NRH
08660441 Donald F. OWen 1986 4.10 Lives in Keller not NRH
08449554 H & M Mall Operations 1983 25.00 Lives in Arkansas
08447233 H & M Mall Operations 1983 150.00 Lives in Arkansas
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UNABLE 'ID I.œATE INDIVIDUAIS AND AMOUNTS T(X) SMALL
'ID PURSUE THROUGH LEX;AL ACTION
I ACCOUNT # NAME ON ACCOUNT YEAR AMOUNT
I 08859906 Clifford R. Steinsultz 1984 $ 3.14
08914346 Mike A. Pair 1983 3.00
08914346 Mike A. Pair 1984 2.07
08914346 Mike A. Pair 1985 2.01
I 08914346 Mike A. Pair 1986 2.01
08915342 Michael J. Jones 1984 2.90
09070761 Ralph Edwin Reed 1985 3.35
I 09070761 Ralph Edwin Reed 1986 3.35
08917655 Melvin Carney 1984 1.55
08550115 Don Matthews 1986 2.81
I 08871108 Kyle Blake 1986 3.05
08919380 Robert lee Harper, Jr. 1985 2.81
08919380 Robert lee Harper, Jr. 1986 2.81
08951616 Paul J. Andia 1984 6.73
I 08951616 Paul J. Andia 1985 6.53
08951616 Paul J. Andia 1986 6.53
08765448 Nonnan V. Lutz 1985 .4.81
I 08765448 Nonnan V. Lutz 1986 4.81
08686904 Don Geller 1984 4.04
Ie 08756600 ~..artin J. Dowdy 1985 3.05
08628483 Terry Lee Holamon 1984 3.14
08922128 Gary Parkhurst 1984 .2.42
08550239 J. B. Rutledge, Jr. 1983 .75
08550239 J. B. Rutledge, Jr. 1984 .52
I 08550239 J. B. Rutledge, Jr. 1985 .50
08550239 J. B. Rutledge, Jr. 1986 .50 .
08618453 Joseph Patrick Browning 1983 4.55
I 08618453 Joseph Patrick Browning 1984 3.14
08618453 Joseph Patrick Browning 1985 3.05
08618453 Joseph Patrick Browning 1986 3.05
08550271 Dale Durant 1986 2.35
I 08659478 R. E. Josserand 1984 7.25
08753822 Jack R. Goodwin 1985 2.35
08753822 Jack R. Goodwin 1986 2.35
I 08823340 Jack R. Goodwin 1985 2.81
08823340 Jack R. Goodwin 1986 2.81
08575479 Jack Pierce 1983 12.25
I 08575479 Jack Pierce 1984 8.45
08575479 Jack Pierce 1985 8.21
08675880 Ransy V. Crain 1985 10.05
08675880 Ransy V. Crain 1986 10.05
I 08618585 Billie B. kMry 1983 9.45
08618585 Billie B. IDwry 1984 6.52
08618585 Billie B. Lowry 1985 6.33
Ie 08618585 Billie B. IDwry 1986 6.33
08692971 Ty Thomas 1983 14.87
08692971 Ty Thanas 1984 10.26
08692971 Ty Thanas 1985 9 . 97-
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UNABLE TO I.œATE INDIVIDUAIS AND AMOUNTS r.roo SMALL
rro PURSUE THroUGH lEGAL ACTION
I ACCOUNT # NAME ON ACCOUNT YEAR AMOUNT
I 08692971 Ty Thomas 1986 $ 9.97
08927448 Thanas H. Toler 1986 '5.23
08622183 Robert Flook 1984 7.25
08622183 Robert Flook 1985 7.04
I 08622183 Robert Flook 1986 7.04
08552495 E. C. Spinks 1985 1.68
08552495 E. C. Spinks 1986 1.68
I 08771030 Luther E. Turner \ 1983 4.90
08771030 Luther E. Turner 1984 3.38
08644160 Don E. Robertson 1986 3.28
I 08771375 Neal Crossan 1984 4.04
08637687 Dabney P. Sims 1986 2.35
08772673 Larry M. Barker 1985 3.62
08772673 Larry M. Barker 1986 3.62
I 08932247 C. R. Miller, Jr 1983 10.50
08932247 C. R. Miller, Jr 1984 7.25
08932247 C. R. Miller, Jr 1985 7.04
I 08932247 C. R. Miller, Jr 1986 7.04
08773254 John W. Wood 1986 3.05
Ie 08879354 Stanley A. Landry 1984 3.16
08934967 Edward E. Baker 1984 1.38
08934967 Edward E. Baker 1985 1.34
08934967 Edward E. Baker 1986 1.34
08827214 Coulson Construction Co. 1985 8.21
I 08827214 Coulson Construction Co. 1986 8.21
08774676 W. John Muncy 1984 5.43
08775028 Steve Massey 1985 3.92
I 08936412 Barry M. McHenry 1985 7.97
08936641 Johnny R. Callison 1986 7.40
08937117 Thœas K. Presley 1984 7.25
08937869 Kim Williams 1984 7.62
I 08937869 Kim Williams 1985 7.40
08828865 Will Davis 1986 1.17
08619182 Wayne Mann 1985 2.35
I 08619182 Wayne Mann 1986 2.35
08777659 Rodney Schutt 1986 4.22
08575851 J. G. Lewis 1985 .67
I 08575851 J. G. Lewis 1986 .67
08696462 William E. Polson 1984 .26
08696462 William E. Polson 1985 .25
08696462 William E. Polson 1986 .25
I 08681740 Gerald Smi th, Jr. 1985 1.68
08681740 Gerald Smith, Jr. 1986 1.68
08942560 Neal Crossan 1984 1.38
Ie 08779783 Michael J. Yarborough 1985 2.35
08599491 !.Dwell E. Morris 1984 3.14
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'IO PURSUE THROUGH LEGAL ACI'rON
1 ACCOmlT # NAME ON ACCOUNT YEAR AMOUNT
I 08629471 Michael D. Jones 1983 $ 4.55
08629471 Michael D. Jones 1984 3.14
08629471 Michael D. Jones 1985 3.05
08629471 Michael D. Jones 1986 3.05
I 08862524 Gary Wright 1986 3.05
08943567 Gary Tolbert 1984 2.08
08663548 Steven & Patsy J. Rains 1984 3.r4
I 08663548 Steven & Patsy J. Rains 1985 3.05
08663548 Steven & Patsy J. Rains 1986 3.05
08698023 Richard D. Keys 1985 1.17
I 08943893 NOel D. & Kari L. Brewer 1986 7.97
08853673 Sam F. Short 1983 6.30
08853673 Sam F. Short 1984 4.55
08853673 Sam F. Short 1985 4.22
I 08853673 Sam F. Short 1986 4.22
08812721 Michael D. Ward 1983 14.85
08812721 Michael D. Ward 1984 10.25
I 08812721 Michael D. Ward 1985 9.95
08635331 Larry Rhoades 1984 3.45
08946302 Janice E. Saunders 1984 15.84
I- 08946302 Janice E. Saunders 1985 15.38
08860459 Jack Randall Goodwin 1985 5.63
08860459 Jack Randall Goodwin 1986 5.63
08558221 C. G. Smith 1984 .35
I 08655154 Rocky ~]eddel 1984 3.38
08888000 Herbert C. Miller, Jr. 1983 10.50
08888000 Herbert C. Miller, Jr. 1984 7.25
I 08888000 Herbert C. Miller, Jr. 1985 7.04_
08888000 Herbert C. Miller, Jr. 1986 7.04
08702446 Brad Kelly 1983 9.75
08702446 Brad Kelly 1984 6.73
I 08702446 Brad Kelly 1985 6.53
08702446 Brad Kelly 1986 6.53
08585113 Jert L. Connelly 1983 4.90
I 08585113 Jert L. Connelly 1984 3.38
08585113 Jert L. Connelly 1985 3.28
08585113 Jert L. Connelly 1986 3.28
08950113 Ty ThatlaS 1983 2.00
I 08950113 Ty ThatlaS 1984 1.38
08950113 Ty Thanas 1985 1.34
08950113 Ty ThatlaS 1986 1.34
I 08950709 J. C. Hall 1984 10.26
08950946 Steve Pack 1983 3.50
08950946 Steve Pack 1984 2.42
Ie 08950946 Steve Pack 1985 2.35
08834296 John Buckalew 1983 2.50
08834296 John Buckalew 1984 1.73
08834296 John Buckalew 1985 1.6S-
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'ID PURSUE THR)UGH LEGAL ACTION
I ACCOUNT # NAME ON ACCOUNT YEAR AMOUNT
I 08834296 John Buckalew 1986 $ 1.68
08749094 Danny H. Heywood 1984 4.93
08567441 Mark E. Pafford 1984 2.42
I 08787727 Jerry W. Davis 1986 11.98
08835551 Bobby J. Cloud 1983 10.15
08835551 Bobby J. Cloud 1984 7.00
08835551 Bobby J. Cloud 1985 6.80
I 08835551 Bobby J. Cloud 1986 6.80
08629986 David Waddell 1986 3.05
08835888 Joseph V. Eubank 1984 3.14
I 08645329 Marvin Daily, Jr. 1983 .75
08645329 Marvin Daily, Jr. 1985 .50
08709750 Michael E. Russel 1984 1.38
08605262 Sidney J. Stewart 1986 3.05
I 08558701 Edward E. BAker 1984 .35
08630208 Hershel N. Wright 1983 10.15
08630208 Hershel N. Wright 1984 7.00
I 08630208 Hershel N. Wright 1985 6.80
08630208 Hershel N. Wright 1986 6.80
I- 08685746 Johnny Hazel 1986 3.92
08838097 Charles Collins 1983 4.90
08838097 Charles Collins 1984 3.38
08838097 Charles Collins 1985 3.28
08589887 OOis Kelly Petty 1983 3.50
I 08589887 Odis Kelly Petty 1984 2.42
08589887 OOis Kelly Petty 1985 2.35
08589887 Odis Kelly Petty 1986 2.35
I 08792925 Eddy Helton 1986 7.55
08694621 Bill E. Gilbert 1986 1.17
08694648 Bill E. Gilbert 1986 1.17
I 08859876 Paul Miller 1984 6.28
08605459 Sanmy F. Short 1985 3.05
08605459 Sarrmy F. Short 1986 3.05
08616930 Michael Stone 1984 3.14
I 08653283 Bob C. Drummond 1983 4.90
08653283 Bob C. Drummond 1984 3.38
08653283 Bob C. Drurnnond 1985 3.28
I 08653283 Bob C. Drurnnond 1986 3.28
08623880 Alfred Ross Henshaw 1986 1.34
08645809 Jack R. Goodwin 1985 6.57
08645809 Jack R. Goodwin 1986 6.57
I 08898588 Ivan King 1984 3.38
0889)8588 Ivan King 1985 3.28
08558701 Edward E. Baker 1985 .34
Ie 08558701 Edward E. Baker 1986 .34
08861560 Allen B. Reeves 1985 4.10
08658315 Richard L. Lankford 1984 2.07
I 08898790 Char les Palachek, Jr. 1985 .34-
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TO PURSUE THROUGH LEGAL AC"rION
I ACCOUNT # NAME ON ACCOUNT YEAR AMOUNT
I 08898812 Wayne Craner 1985 $ 3.05
08735220 Carl E. Yates 1985 3.28
08861560 Allen B. Reeves 1985 4.10
08796483 N. I. Hampton 1985 4.79
I 08912076 Michael Terlesky 1985 1.01
08674604 Gar land Maine 1986 6.80
08688648 John S. Taylor 1983 4.55
I 08688648 John S. Taylor 1984 3.14
08688648 John S. Taylor 1985 3.05
08688648 John S. Taylor 1986 3.05
I 08798400 Edward C. Pariso 1983 7.70
08798400 Edward C. Pariso 1984 5.31
08798400 Edward C. Pariso 1985 5.16
08798400 Edward C. Pariso 1986 5.16
I 08736472 Richard A. Cook 1983 4.20
08736472 Richard A. Cook 1984 2.90
08736472 Richard A. Cook 1985 2.81
I 08736472 Richard A. Cook 1986 2.81
08901023 Steve C. Fagan 1985 4.10
Ie 08901023 Steve C. Fagan 1986 4.10
08679274 Steven Dale Durant 1986 2.81
08901651 Bryan Beck 1984 3.14
08671192 Charles E. Winters 1983 4.55
08671192 Char les E. Winters 1984 3.14
I 08671192 Charles E. ~7inters 1985 3.05
08639469 Crayton Hughey 1986 2.35
08801193 Donald Ball 1985 2.01
I 08620806 B. J. Price 1984 4.23
08620806 B. J. Price 1985 4.10
08620806 B. J. Price 1986 4.10
08739366 L. M. Jordan 1984 2.59
I 08903751 Larry C. Humphries 1984 2.75
08903751 Larry C. Humphries 1985 2.68
08636591 Arthur R. Maldonado 1983 1.25
I 08636591 Arthur R. Maldonado 1984 .86
08636591 Arthur R. Maldonado 1985 .84
08636591 Arthur R. Maldonado 1986 .84
I 08904049 Christopher Pohly 1986 6.33
08752664 Barry & Jackie Feld 1986 3.28
08904294 Ronald K. Harris 1983 6.12
08904294 Ronald K. Harris 1984 4.23
I 08904294 Ronald K. Harris 1985 4.10
08904294 Ronald K. Harris 1986 4.10
08906033 Mark McKinney 1984 4.23
Ie 08906564 Marty Denham 1986 3.92
08741689 Virgil E. Hodges 1984 3.38
08805253 Mac Wilson 1984 1.38
08907994 John E. Rivers 1985 3.62·
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'ID PURSUE TIffiOUGH LEGAL AcrION
ACCOUNT #
NAME ON ACCOUNT YEAR AMOUNT
Jack R. Goodwin 1985 $ 4.36
Jack R. Goodwin 1986 4.36
Jackie L. Barentine 1986 3.28
Curtis Fletcher 1984 1.04
Barry K. Emerson 1984 2.90
Barry K. Emerson 1985 2.81
Melvin B. Kersh 1985 3.28
'Ibmny Voyles 1985 8.93
Tarmy Voyles 1984 9.19
Tonmy Voyles 1986 8.93
Wayne o. Massie 1983 4.55
Wayne o. Massie 1984 3.14
Wayne o. Massie 1985 3.05
Wayne o. Massie 1986 3.05
Janice Taylor 1983 6.12
Janice Taylor 1984 4.23
Janice Taylor 1985 4.10
Janice Taylor 1986 4.10
W. A. Jones 1983 6.12
w. A. Jones 1985 4.10
W. A. Jones 1986 4.10
Gwen Ward 1983 12.15
Gwen Ward 1984 8.35
Gwen Ward 1985 8.14
Gwen Ward 1986 8.14
$1,141.62
08861854
08861854
08581940
08846685
08636907
08636907
08908672
08808023
08808023
08808023
08909059
08909059
08909059
08909059
08748500
08748500
08748500
08748500
08603669
08603669
08603669
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08763909
08763909
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SMALL rro PURSUE THROUGH LEGAL ACI'ION
I ACCOUNT # NAME ON ACCOUNT YEAR AMOUNT
I 08964025 . Robert H. Churchill 1984 $ 21.39
09207899 Don R. Walsh 1985 17.04
08512663 Richard L. Peterson. 1986 15.08
08515298 Gary Parker 1984 17.60
I 08518653 Belford Ellingson Arvin 1986 23.45
09232974 Danel A. Gillard 1986 27.14
09176551 Brian Middaugh 1984 25.88
I 09232907 C. H. Kellough 1986 28.14
08514224 Jack Lindsey 1983 17.50
08514224 Jack Lindsey 1984 12.08
I 09037853 Lawrence G. Kirkwood 1985 12.06
09232567 D. W. Dennis 1986 28.14
08517800 Richard W. Dawson 1983 255.00
08517800 Richard W. Dawson 1984 175.95
I 08517800 Richard W. Dawson 1985 157.45
08517800 Richard W. Dawson 1986 157.45
09176950 Dean J. Thcropson 1986 17.09
I 09034145 John A. Guthrie 1984 22.77
08987726 Auto Care Inctal 1984 31.05
Ie 08987726 Auto Care Inctal 1985 25.46
08987726 Auto Care Inctal 1986 27.47
08516359 John A. Gronemeyer 1983 10.00
08516359 John A. Gronemeyer 1984 6.90
08516359 John A. Gronemeyer 1985 6.70
I 08516359 John A. Gronemeyer 1986 6.70
09232834 Donald G. Turnbull 1986 14.41
08518521 Eagle Inc. 1984 31.05
I 08518521 Eagle Inc. 1985 25.80
08518521 Eagle Inc. 1986 28.14
08511845 Harry C. Kothals 1985 61.98
08511845 Harry C. Kothals 1986 60.64
I 09030778 Robert G. Campbell, Jr. 1984 17.94
08970610 Michael Busbice 1984 24.15
09232427 Tom Martin 1986 90.12
I 08517037 Curtis Gan 1986 23.79
08970556 Clifford C. Drake 1986 24.79
08964432 John A. Guthrie 1986 10.05
I $1,558.35
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Subject:
Public Works
3/28/88
- Council Meeting Date:
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Approval of Plans for Emerald Hills Way-
Paving and Drainage Irnproveuleul:s
Agenda Number: GN 88-19
Emerald Hills Way from Davis Boulevard east to Cork Lane is scheduled to be
reconstructed under the CIP bond program. Monies were budgeted and bonds sold for this
project.
Attached is comments, preliminary schedule, and listing of critical information items
(lIzingers") in a letter from the consulting City Engineer.
The plans for this project will be available in the pre-council room for inspection.
Recommendation:
The staff recommends approval of the plans and specifications as submitted.
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KNOWL TON-ENGLlSH-FLOWERS, INC.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort Worth-Dallas
March 16, 1988
Mr. Greg Dickens, P.E., Director of Public Yorks
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76180
Re: 3-346, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS-
EMERALD HILLS YAY PAVING
PLANS FOR COUNCIL APPROVAL
Ye are requesting that the referenced project be placed on the March 28,
1988, Pre-Council Meeting Agenda for Council consideration of approval of
the construction plans. Attached is an Engineer's Estimate of
construction costs, and included herewith is one (1) blueline set of the
construction plans.
The total estimated construction cost, including Emerald Hills Court,
which was added to the project as instructed by the ClP committee, is
about $240,000 for asphalt paving. The construction budget is $329,600.
The following schedule is suggested:
Council Approve Plans
First Advertisement Date
Second Advertisement Date
Open Bids
Council Award Contr.
Pre-Construction Conf.
York Order Date
Estimated Completion Date
March 28, 1988 (Pre-Council)
March 31, 1988
April 7, 1988
April 14, 1988
April 25, 1988 (Regular Meeting)
May 16, 1988
Hay 30, 1988
February 30, 1989 (9 Months)
We would note that the proposed construction date is ahead of the June,
1988, construction schedule set by Council.
The following is a list of "zingers" and other items for the Council's
information:
1. The total length of the project is about 2,100 feet and extends
from Davis Blvd. to Cork Lane. The proposed plan includes
reconstruction of curb and gutter at the same location as the
existing curb and gutter to minimize adverse impact to adjacent
properties. The pavement width varies from about 52-feet just ea~t
1901 CENTRAL DR., SUITE 550 · BEDFORD, TEXAS 76021 . 817/283-Grt 1 .' METRO/267-3367
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PLANS FOR COUNCIL APPROVAL
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of Davis Blvd., to 30-feet for a length of about 700 feet, and
36-feet the remainder of the distance to Cork Lane. Ve do not
recommend widening the 30-foot section since additional right-of-way
may be required.
2. Only existing sidewalk, which is in conflict with proposed curb
and gutter grades is being replaced under this contract. No new
sidewalk is proposed for those parkway areas which presently do not
have sidewalk.
3. Due to existing ponding and pavement deterioration on Emerald
Hills Court, located just east of Davis Blvd., the CIP committee has
requested that this cul-de-sac be included in the Emerald Hills Yay
construction contract. The estimated additional cost of Emerald
Hills Court is about $31,000. The total estimated construction cost,
including the cul-de-sac, is under the budget.
4. No underground storm drainage is proposed on this project, which
is in accordance with the Drainage Master Plan. To assure adequate
street surface water carrying capacity, however, 8-inch curbs are
proposed along the 700-foot section just west of Cork Lane where the
stormwater discharges into the Yalker Branch tributary channel. The
existing curbs along this 700-foot section are also a-inch high.
5. A permit from the State Highway Department for connection to
Davis Blvd. has been obtained. The Emerald Hills Yay plans provide
for construction of a concrete valley gutter across Emerald Hills Yay
on the east side of Davis Blvd. and removal of the existing asphalt
traffic channeling island in Davis Blvd. No objection to this plan
was offered by the Highway Department.
6. Ve have had no reports on any problems with the existing 12-inch
water line in Emerald Hills Yay or the existing a-inch sanitary sewer
main. Therefore, we have no plans to remove, replace, or relocate
these existing utilities unless so directed by the Public Yorks
Department. Also, no water or sewer service line replacements are
included either.
7. Plans will be submitted to all the other utility companies for
their review and identification of any potential conflicts with their
existing or future facilities. Ve do not anticipate any conflicts,
however, since we are replacing existing curb and gutter and paving
at about the same location and grade.
8. Replacement of the existing retaining wall (about 80-feet) along
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the property just east of Davis Blvd. and on the south side of
Emerald Hills Yay is included in this contract. This is required
since removal of the existing curb and gutter adjacent to the
existing retaining wall will probably disturb that wall and will
require reconstruction.
9. No replacement of grass with seeding or sodding is provided in
the parkways unless so directed.
10. An alternate for concrete in lieu of asphalt pavement will be
provided in the bid proposal as was provided in the Starnes and
Hightower contracts.
Please call if you have any questions.
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RICHARD V. ALBIN, P.E.
RVA/lld/Enclosures
cc. Mr. Rodger N. Line, City Manager
Mr. Dennis Horvath, Senior Assistant City Manager
Mr. Lee Maness, Director of Finance
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NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
I Department: Public works _ Council Meeting Date: 3-28-88
4ItsUbJOect.. Approve Purchase of Right-of-Way from Texas American PU 88-l6
Agenda Number:
Bank/Fort Worth, N.A. for the Purpose of Constructlng
Smithfield Road
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The Staff has negotiated with Texas American Bank/Fort Worth, N.A. to purchase
right-of-way from their land that fronts on Smithfield Road. The negotiated
price is $555.10. This equals $.70 a square foot.
If you wish to keep track of the right-of-way as it is acquired, this is
Parcel No. 10.
Recommendation:
The Staff recommends to approve the payment for the right-of-way on Smithfield
Road to Texas American Bank/Fort Worth, N.A. in the amount of $555.10.
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CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS
RIGHT-OF-WAY
STATE OF TEXAS I
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
COUNTY OF TARRANT I
That I/we, p~ Â "V',f.,ü....17~,,4-'h·IIóJ l~~, 1f,,:J...; " as Seller,
for and in consideration of the agreed purchase price of ð'5""5:) /Ù
Dollars ($ ~~/~ ), and upon all of the terms and conditions hereof,
hereby grant, sell and convey to the City of North Richland Hills, a municipal
corporation of Tarrant County, Texas as Buyer, a perpetual right-of-way for
the purpo3e of constructing, improving, widening, maintaining and using a
public street with drainage facilities as may be required and the further
rights to construct, improve, operate and maintain water, sewer ~or other
public utilities in, under or upon said right-of-way, as described on the
plat attached hereto, which plat is made a part hereof, and/or described as
follows:
(SEE ATTACHED PLAT AND LEGAL DESCRIPTION)
The agreed purchase price includes full accord, satisfaction and
compensation for all demands of the Seller, subject also to the following.
. special conditions, if any:
- To have and hold the same perpetually to the City of North Richland
Hills and its successors an~~~signs forever.
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ADDRESS OF GRANTEE:
City of North Richland Hills
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ALL thåt certain tract or parcel of land being situated in the tvilliam Cox
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BEGINNING at the Northeast corner of said Lot 12, said point being on the \.Jt!~ l
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THENCE South 00 degrees 16 minutes 05 seconds \-lest along said ¡lest right-:of_ay
line, 75.42 feet to the Southeast corner of said Lot 12;
THENCE North 89 degrees 20 minutes 55 ·seconds Wes t along the South boundary Ij lh.
of said Lot 12. 10.62 feet to a point;
THENCE North 00 degrees 23 minutes 52 seconds East, 75.25 feet to a point on till
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I Department: 1'11h] ic. Works - Council Meeting Date:
-SUbject: ApprovE> Eurrh;:J!,;E> of Right-of-Way from Joe V. Tirk Agenda Number:
for the Purpose of Constructing Smithfield Road
3-28-88
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The Staff has negotiated with Mr. Tirk to purchase right-of-way from his land
that fronts on Smithfield Road. The negotiated price is $l,200. This equals
$.70 a square foot for the property ($945.70) and $254.30 for fence across
his frontage which will be his responsibility to remove prior to construction
and replace.
If you wish to keep track of the right-of-way as it is acquired, this is
Parcel No.2.
Recommendation:
The Staff recommends to approve the payment for the right-of-way on Smithfield
Road to Joe V. Tirk in the amount of $1,200.
Finance Review
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CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS
RIGHT-OF-WAY
STATE OF TEXAS I
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
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for and inj;onsideration of the agreed purchase price of
Dollars ($9' ~ Jì ð ð ), and upon all of the terms and conditions hereof,
hereby grant, sell and convey to the City of North Richland Hills, a municipal
corporation of Tarrant County, Texas as Buyer, a perpetual right-of-way for
the purpose of constructing, improving, widening, maintaining and using a
public street with drainage facilities as may be required and the further
rights to construct, improve, operate and maintain water, sewer ~or other
public utilities in, under or upon said right-of-way, as described on the
. plat attached hereto, which plat is made a part hereof, and/or described as
follows:
(SEE ATTACHED PLAT AND LEGAL DESCRIPTION)
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SELLERS
ADDRESS OF GRANTEE:
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, TX 76180
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ALL that certain tract or parcel of land being situated in the William Cox.
Survey, A-321, Tarrant County, Texas and being a portion of that same tract
described to Joe V. Tirk, etux Wynell, as recorded in Volume 5039, Page 83,
Deed Records, Tarrant County, Texas and being more particularly described by
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BECINNING at the Northeast corner of said.Tirk tract, said point being on
the West right-of-way line of Keller-Smithfield Road (a public right-of-way);
THENCE South OO"degree$ 09 minutes 20 seconds West along said West right-of-way
line, 104.74 feet to the Southeast ~orner of said Tirk tract;
11lENCE North 89 degrees 50 minutes 40 seconds llest along the South boundary
line of said,Tirk tract, 10.46 feet to a point at the beginning of a nun~tangent
curve to the left whose radius point bears South 87 degr~es 38 minutes 22
seconds Uest' at 1716.0 feetj
THENCE along "said curve to the left through a central angle of 0 degrees 50
minutes 39 6~conds an arc length of 25.28 feet to a point at the end of said
curve to the ·'left, said point being the beginning of a curve to the righ t whose
radius ~o1nt·bear8 North 86 degrees 47 minutes 43 seconds East at 1784.0 fe~t;
nlENCE along said curve to the right through a central angle of 02 degrees 32
minutes 49 seconds, an arc length of 79.30 feet to a point on the North boundary
line of said Tirk. tract; .'
nlENCE North 89 degrees 10 minutes 49 seconds East along said North boundary
line, 14.65 feet to the place of beginning and containing 0.0310 acr~ of land,
more or less.
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I Department: Purchasing _ Council Meeting Date: 3/28/88
_ Authorize "Open Spot Market" purchasing for asphalt,
SUbject: oil and gasoline for a jJeriod of one year. Agenda Number: PU 88-18
Source of Funds:
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For the last three years, the City of North Richland Hills has
purchased asphalt, oil and gasoline on a "spot market" basis.
The City Council approved this method again on April 27, 1987
(PU 87-20).
The present economic conditions have declined and the market
environment has enhanced this type procurement even more. It
would be in the best interest of the City to purchase asphalt,
oil and gasoline on a "spot market" basis.
Recommendation: Authorize the Director of Management Services
to purchase asphalt, oil and gasoline on the "open spot market..
for the term of one year within our budgetary limitations and
authorize the Director of Management Services and City Manager
to sign for amounts in excess of $5,000 on asphalt, oil and
gasoline.
01-60-04-3080
06-01-03-2750
06-01-03-2960
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NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
Department: Purchasing _ Council Meeting Date:
~ Extend present contract with Badger Meter, Inc. for
Subject: an additional year. Agenda Number:
3/28/88
PU 88-19
Badger Meter, Inc. has been low bidder an our meter requirements for
three years, and on April 27, 1987 we extended their contract for an
additional year (PU 87-22). Their product has proven to be of a
superior quality and their service record outstanding.
Badger Meter is willing to extend their price for another year. (The
City of North Richland Hills has used Badger Meter for four years; we
have ample parts and trained personnel.) Staff feels it would be most
advantageous to contjnue to use Badger Meter. We must have a
concentrated effort to standardize on a specific type or brand. Greg
Dickens, Director of Public Works, and John Moody, Superintendent of
Utility, also agree. However Staff also feels, should Council agree,
Badger Meter must afford the City of North Richland Hills some
additional price concessions to make a contract extension more
attractive to the City.
Recommendation: Authorize the Director of Management Services to
negotiate with Badger Meter for cost reductions and extension of their
contract for one year.
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CITY OF
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
Public WOrks 3/28/88
I Department: - Council Meeting Date:
_ Purchase of Pickup Truck for Technical Construction
Subject: IllS~cLo.L Agenda Number: PU 88-20
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The Technical Construction Inspector who was hired in October 1987, was not allocated
a vehicle in the current year's ClP Personnel budget. There is sufficient savings from
other posi tions not being filled and savings fran other equipnent purchases wi thin
those CIP Funds to offset the cost of that vehicle.
The proposed purchase of a pickup for the inspector will require a transfer as indicated
below.
$ 3,113
$ 3,113
6,226
$ 3,113
3,113
6,226
Recœmendation:
The Staff recœmends approval of the purchase of a pickup truck for the Technical
Construction Inspector, and the transfer of funds as indicated above.
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RESOLUTION 88-9
BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of North Richland
Hills, Texas that:
Resolution No. 88-2 be and is hereby amended by naming Cal Luper
as election judge in place of Byron Sibbet.
PASSED AND APPROVED this 28th day of March, 1988.
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Secretary
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY:
Attorney