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MAY 11, 1981
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LITIGATION/PERSONNEL ACTIONS (CLOSED)
1. Drainage Assessment Policy on Rufe Snow Drive
(Richard Albin)
2. Appointment/Re-appointment of P & Z Commission Members
(Councilman Ramsey)
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PRE-COUNCIL - OPEN
1. Discussion on Sigh Ordinance - Bank of North Texas
(Councilman Jim Kenna)
2. Discussion on North Richland Hills Cable Advisory
Board - Cable TV Rules and Regulations
(Councilman Jim Wood)
3. Discussion on proposed water & Sewer rates
(Cecil Forester - Allen Bronstad)
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SUMMARY SHEET OF RUFE SNOW DRIVE
ASSESSMENT RATE REVISIONS BASED ON UPDATED
ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION COSTS AND DELETION OF ALL
OFF-SITE STORM DRAINAGE COSTS FROM ASSESSMENT PROGRAM
Total Estimated Cost of Assessable
Portion of Paving
Total Estimated Cost of Assessable
Storm Drainage
Total Estimated Cost of Assessable
Curb and Gutter
Total Estimated Cost of Assessment
Program Including Contingencies
Total Estimated Cost of Non-Assessable Project
Grand Total Estimated Project Cost
Curb & Gutter Commercial Assess. Rate
Paving Commercial Assessment Rate
Drainage Commercial Assess. Rate
Total Commercial Assess. Rate
TOTAL PROPERTY OWNER ASSESSMENTS
E-Systems
TESCO
Cary Vollintine
Donald Kerr
Roger Brooks
Crossroads
Richland Enterprises (H&S)
Intercontinental Pipe & Steel
Guajardo
Busch
Walsh
Clayton
Reason
Ma rks
Schuler
TOTAL
TOTAL ESTIMATED NORTH RICHLAND COSTS
J AN. 9, 19 81 APRIL 22, 1981
$ 630,117.40 $ 541,951.70
454,802.00 133,838.00
53,934.00 44,433.73
1,252,738.74 792,245.77
36,644.30 311,771.90
1,289,383.04 1,104,017.67
6.60
35.32
14.24
$56.16/F.F.
$182,322.81
13,211.33
13,646.88
19,676.10
1,208.98
151,275.09
83,648.35
55,593.87
652.67
400.50
344.87
344.87
344.87
344.87
400.50
$523,416.56
$765,966.48
6.05
28.48
8.66
$43.19/F.F.
$142,426.74
6,513.74
10,495.17
14,390.26
735.23
89,089.97
43,004.72
31,192.09
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0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
$337,847.92
$766,169.75
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PRE-COUNCIL MEETING - 11 MAY 1981
Item 2:
Discussion of Sign Ordinance - Bank of North Texas
History
At the regular council meeting on 27 April, we conducted a public
hearing, PZ81-5 request of KEM Advertising for Bank of North Texas
and Hudiburg Chevrolet, to rezone Block 2, Lot 1, Carder Additio~,
from commercial-specific use sale of alcoholic beverages to
commercial-specific use billboard. Action on this item w~s post-
poned pending a review by the newly formed Sign Ordinance
Committee.
Discussion
KEM Advertising would be the owners of the subject sign; however,
they have signed a seven year contract with the Bank.of North
Texas. During this seven year period, advertising on the sign
would be totally under the control of the Bank of North Texas.
There is an element of urgency to our action since the Bank of
North Texas plans to use the sign to herald its new drive-in bank,
which is due to open in June, on the north side of the Airport
Freeway and ßast of Jo Beel's.
I have met twice with the Sign Ordinance Committee and,
unfortunately, only two members showed up at each meeting. Neither
of these two ~entlemen is negative about this particular sign;
however, they did request that I review with the advertising
company personnel the possibility of a slightly smaller sign that
would be closer to the roof of Wallpape~-to-Go.
I was also informed by the advertising people that the height of
the proposed sign fully considered its effect on the background,
the houses on the hill, and the Furr's Cafeteria and Steak & Ale
signs. Anything lower could block the view of these other signs.
As to size, this is a common standard billboard and although it
is not the smallest, it is not the largest either.
Mr. Jim Daniel frrim ~EM Advertising has agreed that he would give
us the authority to review and limit material advertised on this
sign. He also recognizes that upon adoption of a new sign
ordinance, he may have to remove the sign sometime in the future
(between approximately 5-10 years).
There are numerous signs of this size, and some that are taller,
in our city over which we have had no control.
Recommendation
Since I believe it would be unfair to restrict the primary user,
Bank of North Texas, I recommend tnat we approve the sign as
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presented by KEM Advertising with the added stipulation that
future messages on the sign highlight only events, businesses,
developments, etc., taking place in North Rich1and Hills, This
would prevent a true commercialization such as cigarette ads,
etc., and would relieve future councils, the Bank of North Texas,
and KEM Advertising from the burden of approving each sign change.
In summary, if a zoning change was not required we would have had
no input into this activity. I do not think we should penalize
the Bank of North Texas because a zoning ordinance change is
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City Councilman
North Richland Hills
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Chuck Williams, City Manager
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DATE May 5, 1981
Wanda Calvert, Planning & Zoning Coordinator
SUBJECT: Zoning & Platting Cases to be heard by the City Council May 11, 1981
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PZ 81-4
APPROVED BY P & Z
(36 were contacte
PZ 81-16
APPROVED BY P & Z
(35 were contacted)
PS 81-9
APPROVED
PZ 81-9
APPROVED BY P & Z
(14 were contacted)
PZ 81-10
APPROVED BY P & Z
(27 were contacted)
PZ 81-14
APPROVED BY P & Z
(13 were contacted)
Request of Charles Beane to rezone Lots
29-66, Block 4281, Richland Terrace
Addition, from the present classification
of Community Unit Development to a proposed
classification of Multi-Family-Quadroplexes.
This property is located south of Maplewood
Drive and east of Cloyce Drive.
This property will be known as Lots 33R-43R,
Block 4281, Richland Terrace Addition.
Request of Charles Beane to rezone Lots
67-100, Block 42B2, Richland Terrace Addition,
from the present classification of Community
Unit Development to a proposed classification
of Multi-Family-Row Houses.
This property is located south of Maplewood
Drive, north of Short Street, and east of the
proposed extension of Maranna Way.
Request of Charles W. Beane, Inc. for replat
of Lots 33R-43R, Block 42B1, Richland Terrace
Addition.
Request of Marion Webster & Roselyn Salling
to rezone Lot 3, Block 33, Nor'East Addition,
from the present classification of 1F-9 to a
proposed classification of Local Retail.
This property is located at 5417 Davis Blvd.,
approximately 148 ft. south of Nor'East Drive.
Request of Bill Ridgway with Showbiz Pizza
Place to rezone a portion of Tract 13F, Abstract
1606, W.W. Wallace Survey, from the present
classification of Local Retail to a proposed
classification of Local Retail-Specific Use-
Sale of Alcoholic Beverages.
Thi's property is located on Grapev; ne Hwy. at
Birchwood Drive, approximately 90 ft. north of
the Pizza Hut.
Request of Carl Starr to rezone Lot 7, Block
33, Nor'East Addition, from the present classi-
fication of 1F-9 to a proposed classification
of Local Retail.
This property is located at 5401 Davis Blvd.
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SUBJECT:
DEPARTMENT:
Dennis Horvath,
BACKGROUND:
As directed by the Council on April 20,
prepared a new estimated assessment roll for Rufe Snow Drive. To minimize the
potential of law suits the off-site drainage assessment has been deleted.
Richard will summarize this in Pre Council.
This. is apparently a good compromise to Allen Hamm"s problems wi~h his drainage
assessment. \fuen new estimates are approved by Council this will be our final
offer before we are forced to condemrr~his property.
CITY COUNCIL ACTION REQUIRED:
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CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS
RUFE SNOW DRIVE PAVING AND DRAINAGE
FROM I.H. 820 TO INDUSTRIAL PARK BLVD.
REVISED ASSESSMENT CALCULATIONS
April 22, 1981
TYPE OF IMPROVEMENTS
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2" type "0" hot mix asphal tic concrete surface on 6n type flAu hot
mix asphaltic concrete base course on 611 stabilized subgrade with 6"
curb and 18" gutter, and underground stonn drainage with curb inlets
in Rufe Snow Drive, Lewis Drive, Buenos Aires and Trinidad Drive.
ESTIMATED COST OF IMPROVEMENTS
DESCRIPTION OF ESTIMATED UNIT TOTAL
CONSTRUCTION ITEMS QUANTITY PRICE COST
SECTION A -- ASSESSMENT PROGRAM
PAVING IMPROVEMENTS
Unclassified Street Excavation 19,121 C.Y. $ 3.00 $ 57,363.00
Subgrade Stabilized with Lime
51 urry (6" Thick) 31,369 S. Y . 1.30 40,779.70
Lime for Subgrade Stabilization 380 TONS 75.00 28,500.00
MC-30 or EA-HVMS Prime Coat
@ O~25 Gal./S.Y. with Sand 29,100 S.V. 0.30 8,730.00
RC-2 or EA-HVRS Asph. Tack Coat
@ 0.15 Gal./S.Y. 85,100 S.Y. 0.20 17,020.00
Type "0" HMAC Compacted 211 Thick 28,400 S.Y. 3.25 92,300~OO
Type nAil HMAC Compacted 2" Thick 85,900 S.Y. 3.25 279,175.00
Type II-A-A Yellow Pavem~nt Markers
e (Reflectorized) 214 EACH 8.00 1,712.00
Type I-C White Pavement Markers
(Reflectorized) 214 EACH 10.00 1,712.00
Yellow Traffic Buttons (Non-Reflectorized) 1,466 EACH 5.00 7,330.00
White Traffic Buttons (Non-Reflectorized) 1,466 EACH 5.00 7,330.00
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST OF ASSESSABLE
PORTION OF PAVING ............................................... $541,951.70
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City of North Richland Hills
Rufe Snow Drive Paving & Drainage
Fran I.H. 820 to Industrial Park Blvd.
STORM DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS (ON-SITE)
A. Lewis Drive System - Rufe Snow Sta. 11+19 to Sta. 20+00
18" Di a . (Cl. I I I) RCP, Complete 232 L.F. $ 22.00 $ 5,104.00
21" D i a. ~ Cl. I II ~ RCP, Complete 188 L.F. 24.00 4,512.00
27" Di a . Cl. I I I RCP, Complete 162 L.F. 33.00 5,346.00
33 II Di a. (Cl. I I I) RCP, Complete 200 L.F. ..itG.OO 8,000.00
3611 Dia. (Cl. III) RCP, Complete 259 L.F. . 48.00 12,432.00
51 Curb Inl et 1 EACH 1,200.00 1,200."00
10' Curb Inlet 1 EA CH 1,400.00 1,400.00
15 I Curb Inl et 4 EACH 2,100.00 8,400.00
e Storm Drain Vault @ Sta. 11+71 1 L.S. 2,200.00 2,200.00
Storm Drain Vault @ Sta. 15+71 1 L.S. 2,200.00 2,200.00
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST OF SYSTEM nAil
ASSESSABLE STORM DRAINAGE ........................................ $50,794.00
B. Buenos Aires System - Rufe Snow Sta. 20+00 to Sta. 30+00
18" Dia. (Cl. III) RCP, Complete
24" Dia. (Cl. III) RCP, Complete
3311 Dia. (Cl. III) RCP, Complete
36 II D i a . (C 1. I I I ) R C P, Com p 1 e te
5' Curb In1 et
151 Curb Inlet
storm Drain Vault @ Sta. 23+50
Storm Drain Vault @ Sta. 26+32
204 L.F.
268 L.F.
150 L.F.
190 L.F.
2 EACH
5 EACH
1 L.S.
1 L.S.
$ 22.00
28.00
40.00
48.00
1,200.00
2,100.00
2,200.00
2,200.00
$ 4,488.00
7,504.00
6,000.00
9,120.00
2,400.00
10,500.00
2,200.00
2,200.00
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST OF SYSTEM "BIt
ASSESSABLE STORM DRAINAGE ........................................ $44,412.00
c. Trinidad Drive System - Rufe Snow Sta. 30+00 to Sta. 42+36
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18" Dia. (Cl. III) RCP, Complete
2111 Dia. (Cl. III) RCP, Complete
24" Dia. (Cl. III) RCP, Complete
33" Dia. (Cl. III) RCP, Complete
51 Curb Inl et
15' Cu r bIn 1 e t
20' Curb In1 et
Storm Drain Vault @ Sta. 35+73
86 L.F.
250 L.F.
80 L.F.
395 L.F.
2 EACH
1 EACH
2 EACH
1 L.S.
$ 22.00
24.00
28.00
40.00
1,200.00
2,100.00
3,000.00
2,200.00
$ 1,892.00
6,000.00
2,240.00
15,800.00
2,400.00
2,100.00
6,000.00
2,200.00
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST OF SYSTEM "C"
ASSESSABLE STORM DRAINAGE ....................................... $ 38,632.00
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City of North Richland Hills
Rufe Snow Drive Paving & Drainage
Fran I.H. 820 to Industrial Park Blvd.
GRAND TOTAL COST OF ON-SITE
ASSESSABLE STOR~1 DRAINAGE ....................................... $133,838.00
CURB AND GUTTER IMPROVEMENTS
611 Curb and 18" Gutter with
Reinforcing Steel
8,078.86 L.F. $5.50
$ 44,433.73
SUMMARY OF ASSESSABLE PROJECT COSTS
Curb and Gutter.............................................. ._'....
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Ora i nage ..........................................................
$ 44,433.73
541,951.70
133,838.00
Plus 10% Engineering, Administration, Layout,
. Ins pe c t ion and T est i n 9 ..........................................
72,022.34
$792,245.77
TOTAL ASSESSMENT PROJECT (SECTION A) .............................
SECTION B -- NOT PART OF ASSESSMENT PROGRM1
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Sawcuts for Removal of Existing
Concrete and Asphalt
Remove Existing Curb & Gutter
6" Thick Concrete Valleys with
Reinforcing Steel
511 Thick Concrete Driveways with
Reinforcing Steel
411 Thick Cl. IIBII 2000 PSI Concrete
for Median
Type tlD" HMAC for Transistions and
Misc. Uses
Adjust Water Valve Boxes to
Finished Grade
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29 0 L. F . $ 2.50 $ 725.00
110 L.F. 3.00 330.00
137 S.Y. 40.00 5,480.00
412 S.F. 4.00 1,648.00
1,470 S.F. 4.00 5,880.00
315 TONS 50.00 15,750.00
10 EACH 350.00 3,500.00
SUB-TOTAL ............ $ 33,313.00
OFF-SITE STORM DRAINAGE '
18" Dia. (Cl. I I I) RCP, Compl ete 29 0 L. F . $ 22.00 $ 6,380.00
2411 Dia. (Cl. III) RCP, Complete 228 L.F. 28.00 6,384.00
33" Dia. (Cl. I I I ) RCP, Complete 962 L.F. 40.00 38,480.00
36" Dia. ( Cl. I I I) RCP, Complete 894 L.F. 48.00 42~912.00
48" Dia. ( Cl. I I I ) RCP, Complete 1,050 L.F. 64.00 67,200.00
54" Dia. ( Cl. I I I) RCP, Complete 880 L.F. 72.00 63,360.00
10 I Cu rb In 1 e t 15 EACH 1,400.00 21,000.00
Storm Drain Vault @ Sta. 28+00 (A) 1 L.S. 2,200.00 2,200.00
Storm Drain Vault @ Sta. 38+50 (A) 1 L.S. 2,200.00 2,200.00
SUB-TOTAL ............ $250,116.00
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City of North Richland Hills
Rufe Snow Drive Paving & Drainage
From I.H. 820 ta Industrial Park Blvd.
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST OF NON-ASSESSABLE
PORTION OF CONSTRUCTION ............................................ $283~429.00
PLUS 10% ENGINEERING, ADMINISTRATION, LAYOUTS,
INSPECTION AND TESTING ............................................. $ 28~342.90
TOTAL NON-ASSESSABLE PROJECT (SECTION B) ........................... $311,771.90
ASSESSMENT RATE CALCULATIONS
1. Assessment Rate Reduction Factors:
a. From Resolution 79-28
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CURB & GUTTER
60%
100%
PAVING & DRAINAGE
Residential
Commerci al
25%
40%
b. A side yard adjustment in the amount of one-third (1/3) of
the regular assessment will be allowed in IIR" dwelling districts.
This adjustment will be allowed for the entire length of side
yards on platted, developed lots.
c. A rear yard adjustment in the amount of one-half (~) of the
regular assessment will be allowedln "R" dwelling districts.
2. Curb and Gutter Assessment Rate
a. Residential
$5.50/F.F. x 1.10 x 0.60 = $3.63/F.F.
b. Commercial
$5.50/F.F. x 1.10 x 1.00 = $6.05/F.F.
3. Paving Assessment Rate
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Total Estimated Assessable Paving Costs = $541~951.70 x 1.10 = $596~146.87
Total Paving Front Footage = 2(Sta. 42+37 - Sta. 0+50) = 8~374.00 F.F.
Total Paving Costs Per Front Foot = $596~146.87/8,374.00 = $71.19/F.F.
a. Residential
Assessment Rate = $71.19 x 0.25 = $17.80/F.F.
b. Commercial
Assessment Rate = $71.19 x 0.40 = $28.48/F.F.
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City of North Richland Hills
Rufe Snow Drive Paving & Drainage
From I.H. 820 to' Industrial Park Blvd.
4. Storm Drainage Assessment Rate
Total Est. Assessable Storm Drainage Costs = $133,838.00 x 1.10 = $14 7,221.80
Total Storm Drainage Front Footage = 6,799.64 (See Asses. Roll )
Total Storm Drainage Costs Per Front Foot = $147,221.30/6,799.64 = 521.65/FF
a. Residential
Assessment Rate = $21.65 x 0.25 = $5.41/FF
b. Commercial ._
Assessment Rate = $21.65 x 0.40 = $8.66/FF
S U M M A R Y
From Revised Assessment Roll Tabulation: Total Estimated Assessments
to Property Owners Fronting Rufe Snow from I.H. 820 to St. Louis South-
western Railroad.
CURB, GUTTER
OWNER and PAVING DRAINAGE TOTAL
1. Trustees of E-Systems Pool , Inc. $120,549.41 $21,877.33 $142,4
2. TESCO 6,513.74 0.00 6,51_
3. Cary Vollintine 8,390.79 2,104.38 10,495.1/
4. Donald Kerr & Assoc. 9,263.71 5,126.55 14,390.26
5. Roger Brooks 0.00 735.23 735.23
6. Crossroads Development Co. 77,867.91 11,222.06 89,089.97
7. Richland Enterprises 34,331.87 8,622.85 43,004.72
8. Intercontinental Pipe & Steel , Inc. 21,995.61 9,196.48 31,192.09
TOTAL ESTIMATED PROP. OWNER COSTS $278,963.04 $58,884.88 $337,847.92
TOTAL ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION $1,104,017.67
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST BY CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS $ 766,169.75
ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNER ASSESSMENTS = 30.60% OF TOTAL
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS COST = 69 .40% OF TOTAL
PROJECT COST = $1,104,017.67/8,374 FF = $131.84/FF
= $263.68/LF
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NORTH RICHLAND HILLS CABLE ADVISORY BOARD (NRHCAB)
MUNICIPAL ACCESS OPERATING RULES AND PROCEDURES
OBJECTIVES
The primary objectives of the Municipal Cable Channel should include:
A. To provide public service information to the citizens of the City,
B. To widen the dissemination of the activities of the legislative
and advisory bodies of the City,
c. To increase the 'knowledge of the citizens as to the various functions
performed by their city government,
D. To provide additional information to citizens needing access to
the various city departments,
E. To assist in training of appropriate city departments.
OVERALL POLICY
Programming shall provide direct, non-editorial information to the citizens
of the city concerning the operations and deliberations of their city govern-
men t .
OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES
A. Modes of Operation
1. Live Cablecast - This may consist of cablecasts of the City
Council meetings and other public meetings and events of general
interest at the discretion of the community.
2. Tape Delayed Cablecast - Many public meetings and events will
be videotaped for Cablecast at a later date. Some meetings
such as City Council will be cablecast both live and subsequently
by tape at other convenient times during the week.
3. Locally Produced Programs - Programs will be produced locally
to illustrate the functions or operations of some form of City
Government. These might include videotape tours of government
facilities such as parks, libraries, or the sewage treatment
plant, or might be on a specific City program such as streets,
or building inspection.
4. Outside Source Pro&rams - Much material concerning local govern-
ment operations is available elsewhere in the country and may
be borrowed for local use. This material will be used when ap-
propriate to the City.
5. Character Generated Announcements - During all hours of operation
when no other programming is scheduled, a character generator
will provide a continuous display of current messages of interest
to the public.
6. Internal Training and Information Exchan~ - Many internal city
usages of cable are possible such as:
1. Training for City personnel
2. Information exchange between the cities on mattgrs such as
personnel programs, parks and recreation scheduling
3. Information exchange between City police departments in
regard to update status of a particular investigation,
court hearing- or emergency situation.
B. Access Policy
1. Public Meetings - All public meetings of city policy-making or
advisory boards and commissions are authorized for Cablecasting.
All taping or live Cablecasting of such meetings will be coor-
dinated in advance with the board chairperson and the City
Council.
2. Informational Programming - All City Departments may submit re-
quests for programming which they feel approp"riate for the
municipal channel. These may be locally produced or may be
obtained from outside sources. Only those tapes which are
consistent with the overall operating policy of the Cable
Channel shall be cablecast.
3.' Character Generated Announcements - Information for the character
generated· announcement may be submitted by any city department.
Announcements should be in keeping with the intent of this policy
statement.
4. Program Log - A daily log will be kept of all programming cablecast
during each day.
c. Editing Policy
1. Public meetings - Any public meetings cablecast shall not be
edited or subjected to editorial comment. Meeting coverage shall
be from gavel to gavel.
2. Departmental Programs - Any programming prepared by or provided
by an individual City Department may be modified or edited as
appropriate and as dictated bY'scheduling and manpower availability.
3. Character Generated Messages - Announcements programmed in the
character generator shall be edited to provide clarity and to
maximize the use of the character generator.
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4. Error - Should human error result in the cable cast of incorrect
information over the cable channel, the City and the employees
thereof shall not be liable for the inaccuracy of the information.
D. Endorsements - At no time will the channel endorse specific brand
names of products for consumer use.
E. Use of Outside Resources - In order to maximize programming, every
attempt will be made to use outside community resources to assist
in channel utilization. For instance, utilizing student interns
and work-study students to assist in special projects as well as
to assist in producing cablecasts of City Council and other meetings
under the direction of the NRHCAB staff.
F. Channel Operating Hours - It shall be the general goal of the municipal
channels to have some form of programming available continuously.
The general approach will be to utilize live and taped programming
when available during weekdays, and to have a continuous character
generated announcement service at all other hours, 24 hours a day.
G. Retention of Tapes - It shall be the general policy to retain video
tapes of locally produced events and meetings for a 3 week period.
At the end of that time, the tapes may be reused and the original
material erased. Any requests for longer retention should be made
in advance of the 3 week limit.
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NORTH RICHLAND HILLS CABLE ADVISORY BOARD (NRHCAB)
NORTH RICHUU~D HILLS CO~~ruNITY ACCESS OPERATING RULES
In order to fulfill its purpose, the North Richland Hills Cable .c'\dvisory
Board (NRHCAB) has established the following operating rules:
I. Equipment Check-Out
A. Any person is eligible to check out equipment once they have:
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1. Taken an eqûipment course taught by a qualified person and passed
the evaluation test given at the conclusion of that course, or
2. Passed the test related to that equipment's use (portapak test for
portapak usage, etc.). This test is utilized to prevent abuse of
equipment. (See Appendix B)
3. Courses are offered on a regular basis throughout the year. Charges
for the course are a set fee of $5.00 (to be paid in advance) with
provisions made for th.ose who can't afford the set fee.
B. Once a person passes the portapak class- or test he/she is issued a Cer-
tified User Card which is verification of their abilities. This card
must be surrendered whenever he/she wishes to check out equipment. The
name, address, phone and what the person is qualified to operate is
recorded by NRHCAB and kept on file.
C. Normal check out time is 24 hours during the week and 48 hours over
the weekend. Any requests for a longer check out period will be handled
by the Access Coordinator.
D. Reservations for equipment by qualified users can be made by phone or
in person to the Access Coordinator. Reservations can be mad·e for up
to one month in advance. All reservations are made on a first come,
first served basis.
E. Each piece of equipment that is checked out must be signed for on a
check out sheet. (See Appendix D)
II. Access Taping
A. Because of the NRHCAB philosophy of teaching the community to use com-
munication tools themselves (and because of economic necessity), NRHCAB
personnel do not, as a rule, videotape projects for community members.
It is NRHCAB's philosophy that it is in the community's best interest
to learn the videotape procedures themselves so they are not dependent
upon someone else to produce their ideas. With its limited staff,
NRHCAB could not possibly tape everything for the community given the
other functions that are necessary to keep the access operation alive.
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However, when an organization or individual contacts NRHCAB and
is in need ~f having something taped we will state the following:
that NRHCAB is not a production house; that NRHCAB will try to find
volunteers (from the NRHCAB Volunteer File) to tape their event;
NRHCAB will then recommend that this organization (or individual)
requesting the taping select a person(s) to take one or several
of our classes so that they can tape their own events in the future.
In exceptional cases where an event is to take place that would
obviously benefit, and is of interest to the whole community,
NRHCAB will make every effort to see that this event is taped by
employing its own staff in the project (if volunteers cannot be
located).
B.
Parts of another person's tape cannot be used \~ithout written per~~ssion
from the original producer.
c.
No copyrighted material will be cablecast without written permission
from the copyright holder.
D.
Tapes in progress will be held three weeks. If nothing has been done
with the tapes, or we have not heard from you, they will be erased,
as needed, at the discretion of the Access Coordinator.
III. Access Playback Procedures
A. Anyone may submit a videotape for a1r1ng on the access channel. All
tapes that are submitted are evaluated according to three criteria:
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1. Technical Standards. The Access Coordinator scrutinizes the sub-
mitted tape to see whether the tape will hold up when played back
over the cable system. Obviously, tapes produced by citizens are
not expected to meet regular broadcast TV standards. However,
those tapes which, in the Access Coordinator's opinion, \~ill con-
sistently tear or otherwise not carry a stable signal over the
cable system will not be cablecast.
2. Content. All tapes submitted to NRHCAB for access playback are
previewed for content evaluation. The criteria for this evalu-
ation are based upon community standards.
If questions arise about a particular videotape, and the Access
Coordinator is unable to negotiate a satisfactory solution with
the tape's producer, the entire NRHCAB will make a decision
jointly as to whether the tape should be aired.
B. Under no circumstances are profit or 'commercially oriented programs
to be sponsored by NRHCAB.
c. A Cablecasting Request Form must be filled out by the producer for each
tape submitted to the Access Coordinator for playback purposes. The
form states the date(s) and time(s) reserved for the playback of that
tape.
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come, first served basis.
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E. You may sch~dule your tape to run no more than three tiffies a week.
F. Be sure your tape and the time you schedule for it are the same.
It is the duty of a cablecaster to cut short any tapes that run
over their scheduled time. It also places a burden on the cable-
caster should your tape run short.
IV. Training
A. The following courses will be made available to the public at a fee
of $5.00 per course (to be paid in advance):
1. Basic Portapak (a minimum of 8 hours of instruction) (Se~ Appendix
A)
2. Advanced Portapak and Production (a minimum of 8 hours of in-
struction)
3. Editing and Post-Production (a minimum of 8 hours of instruction)
B. Additional courses will be added as the need arises.
v. Records
A. Unavailability File. In this file are recorded the requests for equip-
ment that were turned down, along with the reason why equipment was
denied (i.e. equipment down for repairs, all equipment is checked out,
or whatever).
B. Maintenance of Equipment File. Each time a piece of equipment is
broken and/or sent out for repairs it is recorded in this file.
c. Advertising File. In this file are kept copies of every advertisement
put in any media by or for NRHCAB. Also, any articles about NRHCAB
are filed here.
D. Volunteer File. The personal data and availability of every person
volunteering to help on projects other than their own are recorded in
this file.
E. User and Affiliate Lists. This file of lists includes:
1. List of active access users.
2. Certified NRHCAB users list.
3. NRHCAB membership lists.
4. NRHCAB affiliate organization list.
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VI. Administrative Functions
A. The staff of the North Richland Hills Cable Advisory Board will perform
4IÞ théfò1îOWing functions:
1. Coordination of all training programs.
2. Coordination of portapak and studio usage.
3. Coordination of access playback.
,4. Program scheduling.
5. Screening of all access playback tapes.
6. Minor equipment repair.
7. Publicity and public relations.
8. Documentation and evaluation of programs, viewer £eedback,and
equipment usage.
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NORTH RICHL~ND HILLS CABLE ADVISORY BOARD (NRHCAB)
APPLICATIONS AND FORHS FOR PUBLIC ACCESS Clli\NNELS
1. Application for the use of the public access channels shall be submitted
in writing and shall identify the proposed access channel user by name
and address, and shall specify or contain the following information:
(a) The access channel desired,
(b) The day or days for access cablecasting desired,
(c) The time segment (e.g., 9;00-10:00 a.m., etc.) desired and duration
of the cab1ecast~
(d) The nature of the program, (i.e., audio only, video tape playback,
live, etc.). If video tape, will company-provided 'equipmerit be
required and which· format;
(e) A full and complete statement of the ,topic or topics to be discussed
or portrayed~
(f) Whether the applicant desires use of available cablecasting equipment
for editing~ the time and duration for which the use of the equipment
is requested;
(g) A statement that the access channel user is familiar with the defi-
nitions and operating rules of the access channel involved;
(h) A statement that no lottery is involved and that no lottery infor-
mation is to be cablecast;
(i) A statement that no obscene or indecent material is to be cable-
cast,
(j) A statement that all appropriate arrangements and clearances have
been obtained from broadcast stations, networks, sponsors, music
licensing organizations, performers, representatives and without
, limitation by the above, ariy other and all other persons (natur~l
or otherwise) as may be necessary for authorization to transmit
its program material over the facilities of Black Hawk Cable Com-
munications;
(k) In the case of equipment applications, the production equipment
which will be necessary to record or present the access cablecast;
and
(1) Such other additional information as is necessary to enable NRHCAB
to properly perform its responsibilities.
2. All requests for access are to be submitted at least ten business days
in advance of the desired date and time of the proposed access cablecast.
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3. Requests for the use of public access time on behalf of minors (as de-
fined under the laws of the State) should be made in the na~e of a respon-
sible adult. Any such minors using the studio facilities and/or equip-
ment of Black Hawk Cable shall be accompanied by a responsible adult
who shall supervise the use of the facilities and equipment and execute
the necessary assurances that authorization has been obtained concerning
the use of the studio and/or the equipment and/or appearance of any
minors on a cablecast program. The adult shall also be responsible for
liability resulting from the use or appearance by a minor. The Access
Coordinator may waive these requirements in appropriate circumstances.
4. All video tapes of programs and applications for live cablecasts that
describe program content shall be submitted to the Access Coordinator
at least two business days before scheduled to be cablecast ~p that
there will be an· opportunity for review of content and technical
quality. The judgment of the Access Coordinator shall be final in these
matters with respect to the particular scheduled program.
5. All requests shall be processed on a first-come, nondiscriminatory basis
pursuant to Rules Governing Operations of the Access Channels hereof.
An access channel user may specify alternative dates and times in his
initial request.
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in the access channel user's application are false, misleading or in-
complete concerning the presentation of advertising material, lottery
information or obscene or indecent material, Black Hawk Cable shall not
cablecast or permit to be cablecast the material or portions of the
material presented for cablecast by the access channel user.
7. Failure to comply with these rules may subject the user to forfeiture
of the right to use a public access channel for a period of time appro-
priate to the infringement.
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NORTH RICHLAND HILLS CABLE ADVISORY BOARD
APPLICATION FOR ACCESS CHANNEL CABLECASTS
( ) Public Access
( ) Leased Access
1. Date of Application
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Local Time
2. Name:
Person, group or organization applying
Address:
Zip
Phones:
(A/C)
Business
(A/C)
Home
3. Individual completing the application (if same as above, indicate "same")
Name:
Relationship to group/person in item 2 above
Address:
Zip
Phone:
(A/C)
Home
4. I hereby request Cablecasting Access as follows:
a. Day of week Date Month
a.ID.
b. Time periods to p.m.
c. Alternate: Day Date }lonth
a.m.
Time periods to p.m.
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5. Name and phone number of person to contact if different from above: If
same, so indicate:
Name
Phone (work)
(home)
6. Name and phone number of person to be present during playback or origin-
ation, if different from above, if same, indicate "same as item "
Name
Phone (work)
(home)
7. Nature of Program; ( ) Audio only, ( ) Video tape playback, ( ) live,
will need company equipment (yes/no)
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portrayed (attach separate sheet, if necessary):
9.
List the groups, individuals and/or agencies to which the applicant
authorized Black Hawk Cable to release the program should it be requested.
Signed:
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Video Tape Playback
Statement of Compliance
1. I have read and am thoroughly familiar with the operating rules governing
video tape playbacks on the Access Channel.
2. I understand that I must request playback time at least ten (10) days
in advance of the proposed playback date and that I must submit the taped
material that I intend to playback at least seventy-two (72) hours in
advance to the Access Coordinator. This screening by the Coordinator
is to check for prohibited material as set out by the Access Channel
Operating Rules.
3. Playback charges (if any) shall be fully explained to me in advance of
the playback.
4. I accept full responsibility for any disputes arising from the unauthorized
use of copyrighted material and agree to hold blameless in any such dis-
putes the NRHCAB and Black Hawk Cable Communications and their employees.
5. False or misleading statements made in this application are grounds for
forfeiture of the right to use public access equipment and facilities,
plus any other relief available to NRHCAB in law or equity.
6. After acceptance by the Access Coordinator, this ~plication is nontrans-
ferable.
Signature of the Applicant
Date
APPROVED
NOT APPROVED
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A lication for Access Channel Cablecast E ui ment
Check One: PublicAccess
1. Date of Application:
Other Access (specify)
2 · Name:
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Address:
Phone: ~-
Person, Group or Organization ApplYing for Use
Business
3. Individual Completing the Application (If same as listed in Question
2, answer "same"):
Home
Name:
Address:
Phone:
4. I hereby request Access Channel video equipment to record programming
material as follows:
a.
Check-Out Day
Month
Date
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(Equipment may be checked out for a ~e-daL duration at a time. If
additional time is needed an no other demand for the equipment has been
sCheduled, another one-day duration may be granted.)
b. Name of person Using equipment (persons must be trained and certified
by NRHCAB as competent with the equipment.) (If same as listed in
Question 2, answer "same".)
Name;
Address:
Phone:
Business
5. Certification number of person using equipment:
Home
Date of certification:
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Signature of Applicant
Date
Approved
Date
Not Approved
Date
List·of equipment checked out:
Comments, details: (if disapproved, must contain details)
Deposit amount $
/hour
day
week
month
Signature acknowledging equipment
Date
Signature acknowledging deposit
Date
Returned;
Condition:
a.m../p.m.
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Other:
Deposit amount returned $
Retained $
Signature acknowledging refund
Date
Signature acknowledging return
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Statement of Compliance
1. I have read and am thoroughly familiar with the contents of the Operating
Rules of the Access Channel.
2. I am thoroughly familiar with the contents of the program material to
be taped and state:
Neither lottery nor lottery material will be cablecast.
No advertisïng material will be cablecast.
No obscene or indecent material will be cablecast.
Arrangements and clearances have been obtained from broadcast stations,
networks, sponsors, music licensing organizations, performers' repre-
sentatives and any other persons necessary to authorize transmission
of program material on this cable television system's access channel.
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3. I further understand that I assume full responsibility for any disputes
arising from unauthorized use of copyrighted material and agree to hold
harmless in any such disputes NRHCAB and Black Hawk Cable Communications
and their employees.
4. I understand that I may be criminally or civilly liable for performing
material which contains advertising, lottery or lottery information,
or obscene or indecent material.
5. I agree to pay the costs of any repairs to access video equipment made
necessary by abuse, theft or careless handling while such equipment
is in my possession (normal wear and tear excepted).
6. False or misleading statements made in this application are grounds for
forfeiture of the right to use public access equipment and facilities,
plus such other remedies in law or equity, which may be available to
NRHCAB.
7. After acceptance by the Access Coordinator, this application is non-
transferable.
Signature of Applicant
Date
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In recognition of 6; v() years of faithful service
to the City in The F,Úte. Department.
Dated at North Richland Hills, Texas, this 11 th
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SUBJECT:
Appointment to Planning & Zoning Commission
DEPARTMENT: Planning & Zoning
BACKGROUND: Carl Greenfield and Marjorie Nash's terms of office expired on
May 1, 1981. These individuals should be re-appointed at this council meetinq.
Mark Hannon has also agreed to serve out the term of former Commission member
Ronnie Newman who·s term expires 5-1-82.
CITY COUNCIL ACTION REQUIRED: Appoint Mark Hannon, reappoint Carl Greenfield and
Marjorie Nash to Planning & Zoning Commission.
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SUBJECT: PZ' 81-4 Zoninq reguest for Lots 29-66, Block 4281, R~Lhlarui Tprr~rp Addn.
from Community Unit Development to Multi-FamilY-Quadroplexes
DEPARTMENT: Planning & Zoning
BACKGROUND: Mr. Beane previously requested t1ulti-Famlli-Quadroplexes zoning on
the atea given above plus Lots 67-100, Blo~k 4282, Richland .Terrace, but the
neighbors insisted on single story row-houses next to the single family. Mr. Beane
agreed to this.
T~e Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval of Multi-Family-Quadroplex
zoning with the understanding that Mr. Beane come back with another zoning request
on Lots 67-100, Block 42B2, ~or·Multi-Family-Row-Houses. Mr. Beane did so and the
neighbors were happy.
This property is located south of t·1aplewood Drive and east of Cloyce·Drive.
This property must be replatted into larger lots \vhi·ch will be Case No, PU_Î-9.
CITY COUNCIL ACTION REQUIRED: Approval or Denial of Zoning Request.
BUDGET EO' ITEr.,):
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ACCOUNT NUr ER: N/A
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\vould like to COffiInent on it. l-Ie said
HI, he ~vill provide an easementzas so
as they can detect where it is.
~fr. Stetnbridge said he had s~ched the
city utility maps and cou~' t find it.
Ire said the house \vas v~ old and a
porch had been built ~and he hopes it
isn't under it.
r-lr. S tßTfibridge . aid in regard to I tern
ually the po~icy of the
require this since the subject
alreadr is hooked up to city water. He
said e requests the Commission ,.¡aive
m #2.
Mr. Forester said the man is already on
city 't~ater.
The Chairman called for anyone 't~ishing
to speak regarding this matter, to please
corne f or\vard.
There being no one wishing to speak, the
Chairman closed the public hearing.
"t-lr. Netvman moved, seconded by }lr. BO\ven)
to approve PS 81-11 subject to getting
the water line taken care of and to
exempting Item #2.
rbp motjon r~~rip~ 4-0.
Request of Charles Beane to rezone Lots
29-66, Block 42Bl~ and Lots 67-100 Block
42B2, Richland Terrace Addition, from the
present classification of Community Unit
Development zoning to a proposed classi-
fication of Multí-Family-Quadroplexes.
This property is located south of ~laplewood
Drive and east of Cloyce Drive. This
property will be known as Lots 33R-43R,
Block 42B1, and Lots 67R-77R, Block 42B2~
Richland Terrace Addition.
The Chairman called for anyone wishing
to speak in favor of this request to
please come fonJard.
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There being no one wishing to speak in
favor of the request, the Chairman called
for anyone \.¡isfling to speak in opposition
to this request to please come forward.
Bobby rlcCown~ 5020 Susan Lee Lane, came
fODvard to represent the property owners
against this request." He said he lived
directly behind the proposed quadroplexes.
He said it would be an invasion of
privacy, the area was quite congested
and they did not feel they would have
any more privacy \.;i th a- privacy fence..
He said the existing privacy fence is not
maintained. He said that they would
rather see this area developed into
lower single story dwellings as opposed
to quadroplexes.
Mr. McCown said if the Commission does
approve these quadroplexes they would
like for there to be no balconies,
less windows, etc. on the back so they
won't feel their privacy is being invaded.
Mr. McCown said they realize the property
has to be developed in some. way. They
kind of feel like this property is
theirs also and that it would degrade
their property.
:rIr. [';IcCown said no one he has talked to
is in favor of this request; they feel
there are enough apartments in North
Richland Hills now, especially in the
immediate vicinity they live in. He
said when he first moved here, he had
no problem getting on Davis Blvd., but
now he has to go up and under the under-
pass. He felt the apartments would just
add to the problem.
Mr. Greenfield asked if the feeling of
the group was for the present zoning.
Mr. :rlcCo~ro. said it 't"as.
Mr. Snyder said community unit development
reqaired a site plan which was' submitted
several years ago providing for one
story to~vnhouses~ 8 units per block.
\fuat could be built today would be 71
units. There is an approved
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building plan of 1,000 sq. ft. under
the existing zoning.
ì·'1r. ÞlcCown asked the Comnlission to
please consider the single story
adjacent to their homes.
Mr. Morris said he had copies of the
plat as is and the proposed plat. He
passed out copIes to interested people
in the audience and gave pictures to
the Commission for viewing.
Mr. Morris said he appreciates their
desire to keep their neighborhood as
nice as it is now and that is their
intention also.
Mr. Morris said it is currently platted
into 71 small lots, 22 to 25 ft. wide.
They propose to change to 22 larger lots,
each having a quadroplex with spacing
between them. There would not be a solid
line of buildings.
t-Ir. }lorris said to notice on the plat
the existi~g 17 units outlined in red
and the blue area shows the three
quadroplexes currently being built_
The green is the àrea in question.
Mr. Morris said the street is 32' wide
and 87' long, the alley is 871ft. long.
It will cost approximately $64~OOO.OO
to pave~ curb, and gutter it at
Mr. Beane's expense." There will be no
cost to homeowners or the city.
The pictures shown to the Commission
were shown to the audience. Mr. Morris
said they were the existing quadroplexes
that were currently b~ing built. The
proposed quadroplexes will be the same
type.
Mr. Morris said if the zoning change is
approved, they will start on Cloyce.
A~so, their plans are to beautify the
area. Every trash container will have
its own individual compound. Mr. Beane
would also house those trash containers
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now existing at his expense. He said
that all construction and streets will
be to city's codes.
Mr. Morris said each quadroplex will have
approximately $160~OOO value for a total
of 3~'million dollars plus an additional
$64~OOO for streets.
Mr. John Hubert of 5001 Susan Lee Lane
came fo~vard. He asked if there would
be another alley next to the houses. It
shows a privacy fence and utility
easement. He said there was a 5' gap
between the two fences.
't-lr. Tucker said that 'vould have to be
agreed upon by the owners. He said 11e
believed there would be an alley fence
then the utility easement.
Mr. Hubert said there is an access man
hole inside. his yard and they have to
come into his yard to fix it.
Mr. McCown said they preferred the alley
was not there at all. It would be made
a race track thereby increasing the
noise level..
Mr. Bowen asked Mr. Morris if they had
any plans for a recreation area.
Mr. Morris said none are proposed.
Mr. Greenfield said with the present
plan there is a recreation ~rea shown.
~lr. Snyder shol;.¡ed the current site plan
to the audience and explained it would
cut out an 8-unit complex.
Ì"lr. Morris said the parking needs to
be behind the building per city require-
ments and that the alley would be used
by the tenants and wouldn't be a race
track.
~~..Morris said concerning access to
the freeway with Maryanna paved and
guttered it would open up another exit
from Maplewood to the freeway.
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Mr. Tucker said that under the present
zoning there are now 64 to\jnhomes and
the alle~vay is planned in exact
location in present zoning.
Mr. Morris asked if the recreational
area needs to be in the center?
Mr. Greenfield said they were just
showing where the present recreational
is proposed.
Mr. Snyder said ~Ir. Morris .
proposed to change from 64 units to
88 units, a change in density. He
said if the Commission sees fit to
approve the request the present
recreation area would cease to exist.
Susan Walker of ·5009 Susan Lee Lane
came fon~ard. She said she respected
the business standpoint of view but
asked for them to look at it from
theirs; you can look 25' away and see
two stories staring them in the face.
She said she didn't want a two-story
.d~"elling . there. She said the crime
rate was increasing and the extra
families would increase it even more and
you can't get on the free~"ay 'tv"here it
~"as discussed because there is no ramp
there.
Henry Blanton, 3543 Paraaiont, came forward.
He said he had property on Susan Lee
between Short and Maplewood. He said
where he lives now there is a two
story apartment complex in back of his
fence and that there are some problems
that haven't been mentioned. People who
moved there would take a short cut
across his property. He said he had to
put up a high fence to stop it. He said
he was in favor of the apartments but
would like to see a 6' fence rather than
a 4' since people still climb over the
4' fence.
Harold Sandel, 5008 Susan Lee Lane, came
forward and said they filed a petition
with more than the required signatures.
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He said they would li~e their privacy
and with community unit development
there are certain provisions that could
be made. He said there could be a
deletion of windows in the back and
he would rather have single stories.
Mr. Bowen asked if it is possible for
the city to make decisions concerning
overlook windows.
Mr. Forester said it would have to be
voluntary.
Sue Turner, 4921 Susan Lee Lane, came
fonvard. She said she would like to
I know where would the trash containers
be located; would people use them,
'tvhat about pests, and regarding the
privacy fence children take the boards
off. She said there would be transient
people and crimes \vould increase. She
said it might cost the developer 3~
million dollars to build the proposed
quadroplexes, but the homeowners 'tv-QuId
lose several thousand dollars in value
. to their homes.
Mr. Greenfield asked if they had an
additional fence.
Mrs. Turner said. she had a 4' cyclone.
Mrs. Sutphin, an associate of Mr. Morris,
came fouÝard. She said each trash bin
would be on a concrete pad at each
individual compound. The present
apartments have no designated place, but
they will combine the trash containers.
She said the original design turned the
apartments so the balconies overlooked
the balconies but the city would not
allow this. She said this could be an
alternative.
~lr. Greenfield asked how the dumpster
would be emptied in the space avàil'able..
~Ir. Tucker said an alleytvay usually
was not wide enough to turn around in.
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Mrs. Stuphin said they have been assured
by t~e builder that this will be taken
care of.
Mr. Tucker said it appears to him that
there would be a 30-37% increase in
density over the original plan.
Mr. Bowen asked if the other quadroplexes
were turned as Mrs. Stuphin said, would
there' be no windows?
Mrs. Stuphin said there~vould be two
windows pèr unit.
Mrs. Walker came forward again. She
said there is a 5' easement between the
two fences, then there would be a 20'
utility easement. She asked if parking
would be on this 20' easement.
Mr. Tucker said it would be for emergency
vehicles. Parking would not be on this
20' easenlent.
Mr. McCown said the existing easement
is a fire hazard. The o~vners ca.n' t
get to the weeds unless they crawl over
the fence.
Mr. Forester said the owners could
fence in the utility easement.
Mr. Greenfield asked if the city maintains
the easelnent.
Mr. Forester said he wasn't sure.
Mr. Ne~~an said the homeowners could
beautify the fence.
Mr. Sandel said privacy was a major
factor, he would like to see it stay
single story.
Mr. Tucker said the present fence should
be torn down and an agreement made with
the property owners.
~lr. ~lorris said if the Commission ,~ould
agree to this zoning, he would suggest
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to the owners a masonry fence. He
said he doesn't feel the tenants would
be transient. The rent will be $400
per unit per month for a 1,000 sq. ft.
apartment.
The Chairman called a recess at. 8:45 P.rl.
The Chairman called the meeting back to
order at 9:00 P.M. with the same members
present.
Mrs. Walker said they ~ould like the
current zoning to be maintained.
Mr. Morris said considering the cost it
would be unprofitable to build single
story. He understands that it has been
zoned townhouses for eleven years and
he feels quadroplex zoning would be better.
The Chairman closed the public hearing.·
Mr. Tucker said the proponent was
changing the density over 30% and was
changing from single to two story. He
said in his opinion the case has not been
made. He said he realizes the economy is
not the same, but the proponent may want
to re-evaluate th~ request to the
Cooonission to come up with an alternative
so economics can be taken into consideration
as well as that of the citizens.
Mr. Newman said he concurs.
Mr. Greenfield asked what the density
range \.¡as..
Mr. Tucker said 64 to 88.
Mr. Snyder said community unit develop-
ment was designed for flexibility in
design, something unique. He said the
Commission needs to take this into
consideration.
Mr. Tucker sa~d Charles Beane is now
here, he may address the Commission if
he desires.
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owners during the recess and found out
their main concern was the two story
being adjacent to single family. He said
he would change his plans and build one
story row houses next to the single
family and quadroplexes on the balance
of the lots.
Mr. Beane said the row houses would
have 5/12 pitch roof th~twould block
the view from these people.
Mr. Beane said the reason he had to place
the present quadroplexes the way he did,
't.¡as there 'tvas a TESCO right-of-\vay there.
Wanda Calvert said the Commission could
approve the zoning subject to stipulations
but po~tpone Lhe replat.
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Mr. Forester said they could also approve
just a portion 6£ this zoning request.
The lots for the row houses would stay
the same as they are now.
Mr. Beane said he would like to go ahead
with the zoning and submit the replat
later.
Mr. Snyder said there would have to be
several stipulations added.
Mr. Greenfield asked Mr. Sandel what
were the homeownerš' thoughts on this.
Mr. Sandel said the row houses would be
fine if they have a pitch roof and if the
quadroplexes are faced north and south.
Mr. Beane said the quadroplexes could
face Maryanna and the balconies could
face west.
}-Ir. Bowen asked how much density there
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center block wall 6 to 8 ft high.
}lr. Beane said he \vould like to jus t
repair the existing fence.
Mr. Forester asked about the unkept area.
Mr. Beane asked if a new 6 ft. wooden fence
would be acceptable.
Mr. Tucker asked if the 5 ft. easement
was shown in metes and bounds description
of the property. He asked the city to
find out.
Mr. Beane said the location of the fence
was no problem to him.
Mr. Beane said row houses would be 23 ft.
high. He said there was no way people
can see over this single story house.
1-1r. Sandel said that would be O.K.
Mr. Tucker said technically, this ease-
ment is your property and you can set
your fence on the other side.
Mr. Newman asked if the fence would still
have a gap.
Mr. Greenfield said the homeowners could
use Mr. Beane's fence as the back of
their fence.
Mr. Greenfield said the fence would need
to have the slick side next to the alley
so no one could climb over into the
homeowner's yards.
Mr. Greenfield said it would be the
option of the homeowners to move the
fence.
Mrþ Bowen said he would prefer it be
postponed until everything is worked out.
Mr~ Tucker said he would like to see
it written down and re-examined at
next meeting.
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ì-lr. Greenfield said thàt in the interest
of all concerned he would like to see
the issue resolved now.
Mr. Newman said he agrees that if it can
be stated in such a way that protects
both homeowner and developer he would
like to approve. and postpone the replat.
:t-lr. Hubert said it \-vas said a portion of
the zoning could be approved.
~lr. Ne1;.vman made a motioI]: to approve
PZ 81-4 with the following stipulations:
(1) The same net density (64 units) be
maintained. (2) The site plan of the
entire site be submitted to Planning
and Zoning with the replat for approval
designating building sizes, locations of
parking spaces, access, screening fences
and other appropriate elements. The
screening fence was agreed to be a 6 ft.
stockade built so homeowners could use
it as their fence and the slick side
would be to outéide of pro?erty.
The motion was seconded by Carl Greenfield.
The motion failed 2-2 for lack of majority
with the following. vote recorded:
Greenfield, yea, Ne~Y"-man, yea, Tucker, nay,
Bowen, nay.
Mr. Beane asked if they could go with
Block 42Bl, Lots 33R.:thru 43R zoned for
quadroplexes facing north and south
with no windows on the east side and
resubmit ~lk~ 42B2 ~eaving fence as is.
Mr. Sandel said he wants to be sure they
get what was agreed to earlier would be
approved later. He asked when it would
be submitted again.
Mr. Beane said he would resubmit them
right away.
Mr. Tucker made a motion to approve
PZ 81-4 in the following manner: That
Block 42Bl be approved subject to
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engineerJs comments and Blk. 42B2 be. dénied
in present form and that it would be
resubmitted imrnediately and that it
would be for single story row houses.
The motion was seconded by Ì"lr. Ne"tvrnan.
The motion carried 4-0.
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Block 42B2, Richland Terrace Addit~.
Mr. Newman moved, seconded by M~Bowen,
to postpone PS 81-9.
The motion carried 4-0.
Request of KEM Advert}sing for Bank of
North Texas and Hud~~urg Chevrolet to
rezone a portion ¿Lot:1, Block 2,
Carder Additior1 Ærom the present
classificatio~£ Commercial-Specific Use-
Sale of Alc~lic Beverages to a pro-
posed cla~fication of Commercial-
Specifiq/Úse-Billboard. This property is
locatr' south of Airport Freeway next to
the ,s'toce 1J\~allpaper to Co".
erry E. Moseley came forward. He said
he owns the ground lease and in con-
junction with Bank of North Texas and
Hudiburg Chevrolet, he wishes to install
a sign.
Þlr. Tucker asked about the height.
~lr. }loseley said the maximum \vould be
60'. It would not obstruct anyone's
view. He said it would be a 14' x 48'
flag type sign.
~lr. Greenfield. asked \vhat direction it
woúld face.
Mr. Moseley saiG it would face the traffic
on Airport Free"tvay.
Mr: Moseley showed the artist's drawings
of tþe sign.
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Honorable l\~ayor and Ci t~T CO'lTlcil i'lelnbers of !'Jorth Bichland .~1ills, Texas
1\ t the Planning ~?: ~~oning tr.eetings of }..arc h 26 and April 23, 1981
't>¥hich considered th"3 proposed qU3.draplex proj~~ctt concern was expressed
by a group of adjoining homeowners for their priva.cy if two story
buildings were constr11cted. In responce to those concerns, the
- follo!-ring items 1-1ere agreeà to hy both -the property owners and myself:
1. ThA existing privacy fqnce between the property or~ers and
proposed project will be repaired and/or replaced at my
expense. The flush (or slick) side of the fence rÆÌll face
th8 project a.s requested. by the homeo-wners.
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east side of ll.aryanna st. -- -:dll "b8 developed ,:d th single
story rowhous~s ~s per plan. A roof with a pitc~ of 5 and 12
w~ll be uS2d in order to p~ovide more p~ivacy to the home-
owners.
3. The propert~r on the west side of :'~aryar!na st. will "be
de"leloped mth ·tl'liO stor:! q11adraple='(8s. :-ìowever, there will
be no windows on the second st..or~f east side of t~ese buildings.
If de91ned necessary and appropriate, th3se condi tions fTray be
placed on the building p~rrni ts.
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort \Vorth-Dallas
April 20, 1981
Planning & Zoning Commission
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Re: 3-002, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
ZONING PLAT REVIEW, PZ 81-4,
REVISED REZONING, C.U.D. TO
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We have received the subject zoning case for our review and find that
we could adequately locate this property on the zoning map should it
be passed by both the Planning and Zon-ing Commission and th'e City Council.
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RICHARD W. ALBIN, P.E.
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We, the undersigned residents and/or property owners of North Richland Hills
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said tract for the following reason{s): this rezoning would not be conductive
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AN ORDINANCE REZONING PROPERTY IN ACCORDANCE
WITH ARTICLE XXIX CHk~GES Þ~O A~EN~~ENTSt.
SECTION 1 OF ORDI¡¡Jt~CE il179. ZON.ING ORDrNA~'iCE
OF 'THE ·CIT~f OF NORTH RiCHLAND HILLS" TEXAS,
PASS£D~ APPROVED~ AND ADOPTED.. BY THE' PL~I~tING
AND ZONING CC~~ISS!ON ~~O iHE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF NORTH. RICHLAMD HILL$, NOY£~ER 13,
1967 t AS AAENDED' JANUAT{Y .27 t 1975,
AFTER APPROPRIATE NOTICE A.'iD PUBLIC HEARING THE FOLLOWING, RECCMHENDATION IS
SUBMITTED TÒ THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTñ RIC~LANO HIllS BY THE
PLANnING AND ZONING COMMISSION:. .. .
RESOLVED that on Case No. PZ . 81-4 ~he followi.ng described property shall.
be rezòned from. CommunHy Unit n:~~e.lopni~n:f : : : . : : :: : : : : .< : , .:to
Mul ti -Famil~-9uadropl exes· ... ..... ..... . .'. .... ... .
Lots 29 thru 66, Block 42B1, Richland Terrac~ Add~tion to the City of Nonth
Richland Hills, Tarrant tounty, Texas, as recorded in Volume 388-74, Page 10,
Deed Records, Tarrant.Collnty, Texas, and being revised to Lots 33R thru 43R,
Block 4281, Richland Terrace Addition.
. This property is located south of Maplewood Drive and east of Cloyce Drive.
4IIÞ APPROVED BY tHE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION THIS 26th DAY OF MARCH, 1981.
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BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF· NORTH RICHLAND HILLS ACTING
IN REGULAR SESSION THAT THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY IN CASE NO.. PZ 81-4 IS
HEREBY REZONED THIS . DAY OF . ,1981.
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CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
ATTEST:
CITY SECRETARY JEANETTE MOORE
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PI 81-16 Zoning Request for Lots 67-100, Block 4282-, Richland Terrace Addn.
from Commun.i ty Uni t Deve 1 opment to Mul ti -Fam; ly-Row-Houses
DEPARTMENT: Planning.& Zoning
BACKGROUND: At the March Planning & Zoning meeting, Mr. Beane agreed to come
in with a ·zoning request for Multi-Family-Row-Houses on Lots 67-100, Block 42B2,
Richland Terrace Addition., This is what the. neighbors wanted.
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Mr. Beane can use the same plat for these lots that was recorded in 1972.
The Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval of this request.
CITY COUNCIL ACTION REQUIRED:
Äpproval or Denial of Zoning Request.
BUDGETEO' ITEr}:
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NO. X
ACCOUNT NUMBER: N/A
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this area be changed to Local
He said since the charact~·
is no longer reside
to benefit t
reside
zoning.
~ the neighborhood
should be used
use other than
Bowen said he agrees with Mr. Tucker.
't·-rr. Tuclcer made a Ino tion ~ seconded by ~lr.
Bowen~ to approve PZ 81-14.
The motion carried 4-0.
Request of Charles W. Beane, Inc. to
rezone Lots 67 thru 100, Block 42B2,
Richland Terrace Addition, from the
classification of Community Unit Development
to a proposed classification of rlulti-Family-
Row Houses.
This property is located south of Maplewood
Drive, north of Short Street, and east of
the proposed extension of Maryanna Way.
to{r. Charles Beane came fOTI"ard. He said
they were using the existing lots and the
same easements. The only thing they want
to do different is change the plans. He
said they propose._ t~vo bedroom single story
ro{J' houses..
The Chairman called for those wishing to
speak in favor of the request to please
come fon~ard. There being no cine, the
Chairman called for those wishing to
speak in opposition to please come forward.
Mr. Bobby ~lcCown~ 5020 Susan Lee Lane,
came fonvard. He said he has some questions
in regards to the privacy fence. He said
he wanted it put in the minutes what was
to be done with the fence.
Mr. Beane said he will maintain the fence.
He said the existing fence is in a concrete
base and is repairable. The posts are in
concrete in 8 ft. sections and he will replace
entire 8 ft~ sections if in need of repair.
He said he intends to paint both sides of the
fence beige so the old part will be the
same color as the new.
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"t-lr.. GLeenfield asked "{"hat percent of the
fence was he talking about replacing.
Mr. Beane said he would say at least half~
Mr. Greenfield asked if it was not the
intent of the motion. made at the last
meeting to have the entire fence replaced~
Mr. Bowen said there was no specific state-
ment made.
Mr. Beane said that since the last meeting he
has had a fence company out and the fence
can be repaired. He said he has also gotten
in touch with TESCO and they said they
wouldntt have any problem getting into the
back easement to ,,¡o'rk ,.¡hen the property
owners moved their fence up to }lr. Beane J s
fence..
Mr. McCown said the citizens of North Richland
Hills appreciate the Commission·s time and
consideration and wish to present their
gratitude to the Commission.
Mr. John Huber, 5001 Susan Lee Lane, came
fon~aLd and asked to discuss what is to be
buil t .
Mr. Bowen said the original Plarined Development
zoning called for single story row houses to
be built 'using a specific set of plans.
He said Mr. Beane is not changing anything
except he wants to use his own building plans.
Mr~ Greenfield said it really is just a paper
work change to authorize Mr. Bean~ to use
his own set of plans,
Mr~ Huber asked if Mr. Beane could build
anything on that property~
Mrs. Calvert said Mr. Beane specifically
wants row houses attached to the multi-
family zoning.
The Chairman closed the public heari·ng.
Mr. Bowen said he doesn·t see any problem
with what Mr. Beane is asking~ He said all
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he won't be changing the density.
~lr.. Tucl<er- said he feels }lr. Beane has been
very cooperative with the Commission and
the Horneowne-rs.
Mrs. Nash said since she was absent at the
last meeting she wishes to abstain from
voting.
PZ 81-16
APPROVED
t-lr. Tuck.er made a motion, seconded by
Mr. Bowen, to approve PZ 81-16.
PS 81-9
The motion carried 3-0 with Mrs. Nash
abstaining..
Request of Charles W. Beane. Inc. for rep~
of Lots 33R thru 43R. Block 42Bl. Richlan~
Terrace Addition.
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speak in favor of this request. There
being no one, the Chairman ~~ed for those
who wished to speak in opposition to this
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being no one, the C~rman closed the
public hearing. /'
Nr. BmJen as..k~f Hr. Beane agreed to the
Enginee~omments.
Nr .Ane asked if it was regarding the
't.¡ er line.
Tucker read the Engineer~s comments.
Mr. Beane said he agreed to them.
Mr. Forester said that on Cloyce there
are easements for water, but the sewer
line does not extend to Lot 33R. He
requested this extension.
Mr~ Beane said the clean out was at the
end of Lot 20 and the Engineer designed
the plans to come in from Lot 33 and tie
in at the clean out.
Mr. Forester said that was o.k..
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~onorable l'y~a.yor and Ci t:y Co'tL"1cil i'lelnbers of l'·Jorth Richland Hills t Texas
A t the Planning 3~ Zoning rr.eetings of ~·_a.rch 26 and April ..2J. 1981
which considered the proposed q'tl~dr3.p19X project, concern was expressed
by a group of adjoining homeowners for t~eir privacy if two story
buildings were constructed. In res ponce to those concerns, the
~ follo1dng items were agreed to by both the property owners and myself:
1. The existing privacy f9nce between the property owners and
proposed project will be repaired and/or replaced a.t tny
expense. The flush (or slick) side of the fence will face
th8 project as reques ted 'by the homeowne·rs.
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2. The property adjacent to the hOI'1eowners r -- that area. on the
east side of l~aryanna .st. -- will '\:)e developed wi th single
story rcwhouses as per plan. A roof with a pitc~ of 5 and 12
'~~ll be used in order to provide more p~ivacy to the home-
owners.
J. r.L'he propert:r on the west side of :':arY~lnna St. will be
developed with tT~C star::r q~ladraple:<:es. :iow81Ter, there will
be no windows on the second stor:y east side of t~ese buildings.
If daelned necessary and appropriate, these conditions rnaybe
placed on the building p~rrrdts.
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CONSUL TINC ENGINEERS / Fort \Vorth-[)<1llas
Apri 1 10, 1981
Planning & Zoning Commission
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Subject: 3-002, CITY OF NORTH RICH LAND HILLS,
ZONING PLAT REVIEW, PZ 81-16,
COMMUNITY UNIT DEVELOPMENT TO
MUlTI-FAMILY-ROW HOUSES
We have received the subject zoning case for our review and find that
we could adequately locate this property on the zoning map should it
be passed by both the Planning & Zoning Commission and the City Council.
We note that this area was included in the previously submitted rezoning
request (PZ 81-4) C.U.D. to Multi-Family Quadroplexes as indicated in your
letter and plat submitted to our office for review on February 25, 1981.
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AN ORDINANCE REZONING PROPERTY IN .ACCORDANCE ·
WITH ARTICLE XXIX CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS,
SECTION 1 OF ORDINANCE #179, ZONING ORDINANCE
OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHlAND HILLSt TEXAS,
PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED BY THE PLANNING
AND ZONING COMMISSION AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS) NOVEMBER 13,
'1967, AS Äl~ENDED JANUARY 27., 1975
AFTER APPROPRIATE NOTICE AND PUBLIC HEARING THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATION IS
SUBMITTED TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH RrCHLAND HILLS BY THE
PLANNING AND ZONrNG COMMISSION: .
RESOLVED that on Case No. PZ 81-16 the followfng described property shall
be rezoned from Community Unit Development' . . " .. - . to
Multi-Family ~ Row Houses.
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Lots 67 thru 100, Block 42B2, Richland Terrace Addition to the City of North
Richland Hills, Tarrant.County, Texas, as recorded in Volume 388-74, Page 10,
Deed Records, Tarrant County, Texas.
This property is located sout~ of Maplewood Drive, north of Short Street, and
east of the proposed southern extension of Maryanna Way.
. APPROV ED BY THE PLANNING AND
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BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS ACTING
IN REGULAR SESSION THAT THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY IN CASE NO. PZ '81~16 IS
HEREBY REZONED THIS DAY OF , 1981.
MAYOR DICK FARAM
CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
ATTEST:
CITY SECRETARY JEANETTE MOORE
CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
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SUBJECT:
rs 81-9 Replat of lots 29-66, Block 4281, Richland ~errace Addition
DEPARTr~1ENT: Planning & Zoning Corrmission
BACKGROUND: With the zoning chanqe for thi~ropertv~ the lots need to ~arger.
The Planning & Zoning Commission recommended. approval of this replat subject to the
Engineer's comments in letters dated April 13, 1981 and March 18, 1981.
CITY COUNCIL ACTION REQUIRED: Approval or denial of replat
BUDGETED ITEr} : YES NO X
ACCOUNT NU~1B ER : N/A
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he won't be changing the density.
rlr. Tucker said he feels..>M"'i'-. Beane has been
very cooperative ~~.i.t2h·'''':the Comnlission and
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1-1r. Tucker made a motion, seconded by
Mr. Bowen, to approve PZ 81-1b.
The motion carried 3-0 with Mrs~ Nash
abstaining.
Request of Charles 1~. Beane, Inc. for replat
of Lots 33R thru 43R, Block 42Bl, Richland
Terrace Addition~
The Chairman asked if anyone wished to
speak in favor of this request. There
being no one, the Chairman asked for those
who wished to spe~k in opposition to this
request to please come forward. There
being no one, the Chairman closed the
publ ic hea'ring Þ
Mr. Bowen asked if Mr. Beane agreed to the
Engineerts comments.
Mr. Beane asked if it was regarding the
,va t er line.
Mr. Tucker read the Engineer"s comments.
Mr. Beane said he agreed to them.
Mr. Forester said that on Cloyce there
are easements for water, but the sewer
line does not extend to Lot 33R. He
requested this extension~
Mr~ Beane said the clean out was at the
end of Lot 20 and the Engineer designed
the plans to come in from Lot 33 and tie
in at the clean out.
~!r. Forester said that was o~k.
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APPROVED
ì~lr. Bowen made a lnotion to approve PS 81-9
subject to the Engineer's comments in
letters dated April 13, 1981 and March 18, 1981~
Mr. Tucker i2conded the motion.
The motion carried 3-0 with Mrs. Nash
abstaining.
ADJ OURL\¡1'lENT
The meeting adjourned at 9:30 P. M.
CHAIP~IAN PLANNING AND ZONING CO~~lISSION
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort vVorth-Oallas
April 13, 1981
Planning and Zoning Commission
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Re: 3-800, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
RICHLAND TERRACE ADDITION, LOTS 33R
THROUGH 43R, BLOCK 4281, REVISED RE-PLAT,
PS 81-9
We have reviewed the referenced materials for this subdivision and
offer the following comment:
We would refer you to our review letter for. this Subdivision dated
March 18, 1981. Any comments directed to lots 67R through 77R,
Block 4282, should be ignored since this revised document excludes
Block 4282 from the replat. All other comments as applicable should
be considered.
Should you have any questions concerning the review of this subdivision,
please do not hestimate to call.
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POSTPONED
Request of Charles Beane for replat of
Lots 33R~43R~ Block 42Bl~ and Lots 67R-77R~
Block 42B2, Richland Terrace Addition.
Mr. Ne\vman moved, seconded by Mr. Bowen~
to postpone PS 81-9.
The motion carried 4-0.
PZ 81-5
Request o~~kdveitrslng.tor an
North Texas and Hudiburg Chevrolet
rezone a portion of Lot:l, Block
Carder Addition, from the pres t
classification of Commercia~ pecific
Sale of Alcoholic Bevera~ to a pro-
posed classification 0 Cornmercial-
Specific Use-Billbo. This property
located south of rport Freeway next
the s tore "~~al aper to Go".
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Kerry E. seley came fODNard. He said
he owns he ground lease and in con-
j.u~~on l;vith Bank of Noeth Texas and
o/:-burg Chevrolet~ he \vishes to install
s ig n .
r-lr. Tucker asked abollt the height..
Mr. Moseley said the maximum would be
60'. It would not obstruct anyone's
view. He said it would be a 14' x 48'
flag type sign.
Mr. Greenfield asked what direction it
would face.
Mr. Moseley said it would face the traffic
on Airport Freeway.
Þlr·. }loseley showed the artist's drawings
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort vVorth-[)allas
r~a rch 18, 1981
Planning & Zoning Commission
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Re: 3-800, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
RICH LAND TERRANCE ADDITION,
LOTS 33R-43R, BK. 4281 & LOTS 67R-77R,
BK. 4282, REPLAT AND CONSTRUCTION PLANS,
PS 81-9
We have reviewed the referenced materials for this subdivision and offer
the following comments:
1. Written permission should be obtained fran Areo Petroleum Co. for
crossing their lines in Maplewood Avenue with the proposed waterline
in Maryanna ~~ay.
2. The Fire Chief has requested that all new waterlines in areas
zoned multi-family be a minimum of a-inches to provide adequate
fire protection. Accordingly the proposed 6-inch line in Maryanna
Way should be increased to an 8-inch.
3. We assume that all pro-rata considerations have been resolved in the
original plat approval, however, we would refer this question to the
Utilities Director.
4. All Utility Companies should be notified of this replat in accordance
with standard City procedures.
Should you have any questions concerning the review of this replat,
please do not hesitate to call.
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SUBJECT: P181-9 Zoning request on Lot 3, Block 33, Nor'East,~ddition from
e IF-9 to Local Retail.
DEPARTMENT: Planning & Zoning
BACKGROUND: This is a vacant lot at 5417 Davis·Blvd., approximately 148 feet
south of Nor'East Drive.
Marion Webster & Roselyn Sallings wants to put a Day Care on· this lot.
There was no opposition to this request.
The Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval.
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CITY COUNCIL ACTION REQUIRED: Approval or denial of Zoning request.
BUDGETEÖ ITEM: YES NO X
ACCOUNT NUMBER: . N/A
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said there are two requests tonight which
are located on Davis Blvd. for rezoning
and one has already been changed to 10 1
retail. He said the Church would pr ' ably
develop their property into cammer al
and relocate nearby. He said th property
as commercial is worth more bu they have
not had a board meeting yet.
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the property as a wh~Yé then.
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plans. He sai if others had asked to
rent the la then the Church would have
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agreed 7.
Mr~att asked how deep the lot is.
J¿r-. Greenfield s-aid the piece of property
~faces David Blvd. only_
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Mr. Tucker said it faces Davis Blvd. and
is 55 ft. deep and the width is 30 ft.
Mr. Tucker made a motion, seconded by
Mr~ Bowen, to deny PZ 8l-7~
The motion carried 4-0.
Request of ~{m. R. Spain, Jr. for replat
of Lots 8A & 8B, Block 33~ Nor'East Addn.
Mr. Bowen moved, seconded by Mr. Tucker
to deny PS 81-12.
The motion carried 4-0.
Request of Marion Webster & Roselyn Salling
to rezone Lot 3, Block 33, NortEast Addition~
from the present classification of IF-9 to
a proposed classification of Local Retail.
This property is located at 5417 Davis Blvd.,
approximately 148 ft. south pf Nor'East Drive.
Roselyn Salling, 6279 Shirley Drive, came
forward~ She said they want to build a
day care center on this vacant lot. She
said it would be a family operated business.
She said the building would be 2,900 sq. ft.~
parking would be 3,020 sq. ft. & 3~048 sq. ft.
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would be for a play area. The business
hours would be from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
She said they would secure a state welfare
license for approximately 75 children.
She said there would be a wood stockade
fence on both sides and the back.
The Chairman called for those wishing "to
speak for this request to please come
forward.
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John E. Lutz, III, 5425 Davis Blvd., came
forward. He said he was the immediate
neighbor on the north side. He said he
felt this would be the best µse of this
property. He said the best use of the
property in the 5400 block of Davis Blvd.
was not residential zoning. He said
when this zoning was placed on the property
no one even conceived the idea there
would be any commercial ventures that
far out. There was a small amount of
traffic and a feed store where Hudiburg
is now. He said 5 or 6 years ago there
't"ere 9,000 cars that "passed do"wn Davis
Blvd. a day. He said now you can go out
anytime in the evening or 3:00 a.fi. and
there is traffic all the ti"me. He said
he believed it will be best served by
converting this use to local retail.
Mr. 0.. E.. Skinner ~ 5428 Randol" .Dr. came
fon.¡ard. He said he owns this lot "which
is directly behind his house. He said
he has lived there since 1967 and has seen
a lot of changes. He said across the
street and south is a dental office~ jus~
to the south is a wedding establishment
and a fire station, just to the east is
the Y}ICA and to the north is a real estate
office. He said he feels that this building
she wants to build will be an asset.
The Chairman called for those wishing to
speak in opposition to please corne forward.
There being no one wishing to speak, the
Chairman closed the public hearing.
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Mr. Tucker said he couldn't disagree with
what has been presented. He said here
they were talking about a narrow strip of
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land that is next to local retail zoning
already. He said he felt that local retail
growth in that patticular block should be
allowed to continue.
Mrs. Nash said she agrees with Mr. Tucker.
Mr. Greenfield said the best use of the land
needs to be considered. He said once it is
zoned local retail, any type of local retail
business can go in there.
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Mr. Tucker said it makes sense as a planner
to make that area local retail since it is
90 per cent that already. He said he
recommends to the Council that this is the
direction this area should go to best serve
the citizens.
Mr. Bowen said he basically agrees with
Mr. Tucker. He said he would prefer that
this whole area be together but sometimes
it has to go piece by piece..
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~lrs. Nash said the day care center is the
least objectionable thing that can go on
this property.
Mr. Greenfield said once it is zoned local
retail any thing can be put there within
the local retail classification.
PZ 81-9
APPROVED
Mr. Tucker made a motion~ seconded by Mrs.
Nash to approve PZ 81-9~
The motion carried 4-0.
PZ 81-10
Request of BOill Ridgway 't.¡ith
Place to rezone a portion
Abstract 1606, W~W. \Jall the
present classifica· of Local Retail to a
proposed cl ication of Local Retail-
Spec·· se-Sale of Alcoholic Beverages.
Bill Ridgway came forward. He said he was
the project· coordinator for Showbiz Pizza
He said they are requesting to serve beer
and wine only. He said that (1) it is a
family pizza eating operation (2) they use
electronic characters--there are six life-
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort Worth-Dallas
April 10, 1981
Planning & Zoning Commission
City of "North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Subject: 3-002, CITY OF NORTH RICHLANO HILLS,
ZONING PLAT REVIEW, PZ 81-9,
IF-9 TO LOCAL RETAIL
We have received the subject zoning case for our review and find that
we could adequately locate this property on the zoning map should it
be passed by both the Planning & Zoning Commission and the City Council.
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ORDINANCE NO. <5 q 7
AN ORDINANCE REZONING PROPERTY IN .ACCORDANCE .
WITH ARTICLE XXIX CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS,
SECTION 1 OF ORDINANCE #179, ZONING ORDINANCE
OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS,
PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED BY THE PLANNING
AND ZONING COMMISSION'AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLANO HILLS, NOVEMBER 13,
1967, AS, ~~ENDED JANUARY 27~ 1975
AFTER APPROPRIATE NOTICE AND PUBLIC HEARING THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATION IS
SUBMITTED TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH RIC~LAND HILLS BY THE
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION:
RESOLVED that on Case No. PZ 81-9
be rezòned from 1F-9
Local Retail
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Lot 3, Block 33, Nor'East Addition to the City 'of North Richland Hills, as
recorded in Volume 388-21, Page 80, Deed Records, Tarrant County, Texas.
This property is located at 5417 Davis Blvd., approximately 148 ft.. south
of Nor'East Drive. .
'APPROVED
APRIL
BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMiSSION THIS 23rd
, 1891.
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ING AND ZONING COMMISSION
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS.
ACTI.NG IN REGULAR SESSION THAT THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY IN CASE NO.
PZ 81-9·15 HEREBY REZONED
THIS DAY OF ,1981.
MAYOR DICK FARAM
CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS'
ATTEST:
CITY SECRETARY JEANETTE MOORE
CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY
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SUBJECT: PZ -81-10 Zoning request for a_portion of Tract 13F~~bstract 1606~
W. W. Wallace Survey, from Local Retail to Local Retail-S ecific Use-
a e 0 co 0 lC everages.
DEPARTr!ENT: Planning & Zoning
BACKGROUND: Showbiz Pizza Place is requesting to be allowed to sell Beer and Wine
with their Pizza. The present zoning is sufficient for·this establishment~ but
they' are r.equesting the Specific Use to sell Alcoholic Beverages.
This property is located on Grapevine Hwy. at· Birchwood.
The Planninq & Zoninq Commission recommended approval with a vote of 3-1 (Mrs Nash
voted against but did not give her reason.
CITY COU~iCIL ACTION REQUIREQ:
Approval or denial of this zoninq request.·
BUDGETED I TErt:
NO. X
YES
ACCOUNT NUMBER: N/A
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land that is next to local retail zoning
already. He said he felt that local re
growth in that particular block shaul
allowed to continue.
}lrs. ~¡ash said she agrees with 1r. Tucker.
Mr. Greenfield said the b t use of the land
needs to be considered He said once it is
zoned local retail, y type of local retail
business can there.
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Mr. Tucker s· makes sense as a planner
to make th area local retail since it is
90 per ~t that already. He said he
recom nds to the Council that" this is the
"dir ction this area should go to best serve
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Mr. Bowen said he basically agrees with
Mr. Tucker. He said he would prefer that
this whole area be together but sometimes
it has to go piece by piece~
Mrs. Nash said the day care center is the
least objectionable thing that can go on
this property.
}lr. Greenfield said once it is zoned local
retail any thing can be put there within
the local retail classification.
81-9
l\PPROVED
Mr. Tucker made a rnotion~ seconded by Mrs.
Nash to approve PZ 81-9.
The motion carried 4-0.
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PZ 81-10
Request of B'ill RidgtJay ~.¡ith Showbiz Pizza
Place to rezon~ a portion of" Tract 13F,
Abstract 1606, W I! t~. ~'¡allace Survey ~ from the
present ·classification of Local Retail to a
proposed classification of Local Retail-
Specific Use-Sale of Alcoholic Beverages.
Bill Ridgway came fODJard. He said he was
the project coordinator for Showbiz Pizza
He said they are requesting to serve beer
and wine only. He said that (1) it is a
family pizza eating operation (2) they use
electronic characters--there are six life-
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size characters that put on a disney land
type show and (3) they also have electronic
garnes--there will be 60 electronic games
and rides for children. He said they are
after one market only. He sa.id no one
under eighteen would be admitted without an
adul t.
~lr. Ridgway said Showbiz Pizza ~ s total revenue
for food runs between 68% and 74% and beer
and "t.¡ine ~vould constitute app.roximatel·y 4%.
The Chairman called for those wishing to
speak in favor of this request to please
come forward.
There being no one wishing to speak, the
Chairman called for those wishing to speak
in opposition to please co-me forward.
Þlr. John Huber of 5001 Susan Lee Lane came
forward. He saíd he was against any
alcoholic beverages in North Richland Hills.
He said that was why he moved to this city.
Mr. Greenfield asked Mr. Ridgway if he 'was
familiar with the ordinance concerning
games..
Mr~ Ridgway said their contract was contingent
that they obtain the proper license for beer
and wine. He said they were aware of the
ordinances in regards to electronic games.
Mr. Greenfield asked if the area in back
of the property would not be dealt with in
changing the classification~ He said the
metes and bounds need to be adjusted.
Mrs. Calvert said the lot to the north on
the plat, the surveyor included that lot
in the metes and bounds~
Mr. Ridgway said they mayor may not sell
that piece of land later~ They had to. buy
it in order to buy that piece of property.
He said there - "t~as a possibility that the·t"e
would be some square footage they wouldn't
use and they might sell it at some time.
Mrs. Calvert said if approved as one piece
as in the metes and bounds, the zoning would
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PZ 81-10
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be non-transferable. If they sell it~ then
the new owners would have to come in for
a zoning under their own name.
I-Ir. Ridg\..¡ay said he understood that.
The Chairman closed the public hearing.
~~. Bowen moved, seconded by Mr. Tucker~
to approve PZ 81-10.
The motion was approved 3-1 wIth Mrs. Nash
voting against the request.
The Chairman called a recess at 8:35 P. M.
The Chairman called the meeting back to rder
at 8:45 P. M. with the same members p sent.
Request of Dr. Thomas Duer, D.V.~. to rezone
the southern portion of Tract y3F, Abstract
1606, W.W. Wallace Survey, ~m the present
classification oE Local R~~il to a proposed
classification of Comme-vtial..·
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This property is loca,£'éd on Grapevine Hwy..
and bounded on the/s~uth by the Pizza Hut.
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Dr. Thomas Du~,r" came for"':"ard.. He said he
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retail t~commercial to build a professional
veter~ry medical and surgical clinic. He
said~t'would be a totally enclosed
ve erinary clinic.
The Chairman called for those wishing to
speak in favor of this request to please
come fo!'"':vard.
Mr~ Bill Ridgway came forward. He said he
didn·t know if he was for or against this
request. He said that they would be neighbors.
He said he wanted to know the difference
bet~veen cOfr'JTIercial and local retail z,?ning.
Mr.. S'nyder said the difference is in the
intensity of the use. He said commercial
zoning is generally reserved for more intense
use such as a drive-in restaurant~ He said
local retail generally implies neighborhood
orientation~ Commercial is more for a major
highway..
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CONSULTr ¡'G ENG IN EERS / Fort \iVorth·Dallas
April 10, 1981
Planning & Zoning Commission
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Subject: 3-002, CITY OF NORTH RICHLl\ND HILLS,
ZOMING PLAT REVIEW~ PZ 81-10,
LOCAL RETAIL TO LR-SU-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
We have received the subject zoning case for our review and find that
\\/e could adequately locate this property on the ·zoning map should it
be passed by both the Planning & Zoning Commission and the City Council.
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April 2, 1981
Mr. Jim Woods·
City of North Richland Hills, Texas
Post Office Box 18609
North Richland Hills, Texas 75118
, Dear Mr. Woods,
Bill Ridgeway asked me to fill you in on our promotion and advertising
programs for ShowBiz Pizza Place. I'm pleased that we're coming into
North Richland Hills and urge you to contact me if I can be of any
.further help.
I am enclosing a feT,V' sample newspaper ads. As a rule, we use newspape,r
only for the opening. }ve utilize a combination of large dailies and
neighborhood weeklies.
Our opening week budget is $3,000.00. After that week, we spend-$80d;OO
per week on television geared to the 2-11 and 18-34 age groups. Our
television schedule starts the week before opening and is set up 'on a
basis of three weeks ori the air followed' by one week off the air.
We also have a press conference in the 'afternoon tw'o days befor'e the
opening to which we invite television and. radio news and prograffiming
officials and newspaper editors for food, entertainment and features. I
am' enclosing one of "the, press. kits we send them in advance.
, A representative of our advertising agency attends each press "conference
along with corporate officers of ShowBiz, Pizza Place, Inc. ,When his
schedule permits"Aaron Fechter of Creative Engineering, Inc., the
originator and creator of the Electronimated entertainment, also
, attends.
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Additionally, ShowBiz Pizza Place, Inc.) hosts a special party for local
VIPs, suppliers and" employees' families.
I hope this information will answer your questions.
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l:lr.. Bill Itidg;.¡ay
Project Coordinator
Show~iz Pizza Place
4744 Kaw~~ee
!'letairie JÞ Louisiana 70002
Dear Bill:
The following coraments are for your informat.iorl purpo,ses.. The CQw.rnents are
offered by Councilman J.. c. :Hubbard and l7lyself' after our inspection tou:ç of
your Okla.~om3. City and Tulsa facilities. ~"le hope they ~.¡il~ be helpful to
you prior to your next meeting \.¡ith the City.
1) Security: \'le suggest O:le police officer ,ì10nday through Thursday from
4:00-11:00 p.ID.i two polic~ o£fice£s Friday, Saturday and Sunday for
a period of si.:< weeks _ Securi ty sl"1ould be re\J'ie;Ÿ2d after six "."e2~<S
by both the Committee and the Chief of Police.
2) Size: t'le- wOl11d strongly requ~st that the f~cili·t.y in· ~North P,:tchlÇL¡d
Hills be of appro~<iraately the S2i:1e size as ·th2 O;.ç:laho~a City Îe.cility
or as close thereto as possible.
3) Inqr~ss and Egr.ess to Site: ~~Te \.;i11 strongly' recorrrm,eTIc1 tha't a thirty-
foot driveway be built to enter Birc17--rood at. the rear o.E Track 13.:.. ~.¡~
also will meet ""ith the Te:<as K.igh'..¡ay DepartInen-t for appr:-oval' of other
inlets and outlets to your proposed' site.
Other areas that 't\ e need to discusses ">lit.h you in b~ief are: parking lot.
security ligh~si fire exits; sprinklers; and outdoor advertising Si~5_ w~
also n~ed to make you aware of the City requirements for utility services,
fire hydran~s I curbs and gutters.
It. is. our understanding tI:-a't. you have not dev=loped a total site before. ~"le
want to make you completely aware of all the requirements. to' do so.
Looking forward to meeting \.¡ith you again the week of April 13th.
Sincerely,
CITY OF ~·:ORTH RIC£-ILAi.'tTI HILLS
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SHOWBIZ PIZZA PLACE, INC.,s 'is a sub-
sidiary of Brock Hotel Corporation, which oper-
ates 56 hotels and resort properties in 22
states, all either owned or leased by the com-
pany.
The company is headed by Robert L. Brock,
who built the company from a single Holiday Inn
in Topeka, Kansas, into one of the nation's
largest and most successful food and lodging
chains.
SHC was the first full-scale developer of the
Holiday Inn Holidome concept, a giant indoor
family entertainment center. The concept has
proven to be one of the most successful in the
hotel industry, and SHC's role in its develop-
ment has been nationally recognized.
The company also ranks among the nation's
largest in total food sales.
SHOWBIZ PIZZA PLACE, INC., is a natural
extension of SHC's highly successful back-
ground in both food sef'/ice and family enter-
tainment. Brock Hotel Corporation makes a
thorough study of each locaiity before establish-
ing a new business. This concern for mutual
benefit has earned them a nationwide reputa-
tion for community awareness and solid contri-
butions to the business economy, wherever they
locate.
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Aaron Fechter is a 27-year-old inventor
whose company, Creative Engineering, Inc., of
Orlando, Florida, owns 20% of SHOWBIZ
PIZZA PLACE, INC.8 The other 80% is owned
by Brock Hotel Corporation.
Fechter is the creator of Electronimation,;9
the art of turning man-made, three-dimensional
animal characters into the hilarious entertainers
who provide the show at SHOWBIZ PIZZA
PLACE.
Fechter's electronic genius was obvious when
he was quite young. At age four, he took radios
apart. At age five, he put them back together
again. At eleven, he had a TV repair business
but, he says, "I had to close that down because I
couldn't lift the sets!"
He graduated from the University of South
Florida at 19 and, at the age of 21, buitt his first
Electronimation show and began assembling
his current team of people whose skills range
from computer programming to costume design.
Aaron Fechter's "Rock-Afire Explosion" is a
major reason for the instant and continued suc-
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SHOWBIZ PIZZA PLACE, INC.~ is one of
the newest entertainment concepts but its suc-
cess is based on the old-fashioned idea that
families should have fun together.
It's like an indoor Theme Park. . . with bright
colors and lights . . . balloons . . . popcorn and
cotton candy. . . games and rides. . . entertain-
ment and the kind of food that pleases kids of
any age.
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mon to see grandparents and grandchildren en-
joying an outing together. . . or tiny children and
their older brothers and sisters having a good
time together.
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with a miniature kiddie crawl which features a
slippery slide. There's a magic cave with strobe
lights . . . and there are rides created for very
small children.
The Electronimation 8 show is a delight for
any age, and there's a different show every few
minutes. Sometimes it's Grandma who vvants to
stay for one more show.
You'll know SHOWBIZ PIZZA PLACE is for
the family when you see three generations en-
joying the pizza and laughing at the show . . .
having a wonderful ti·me together.
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There's an old dinner theatre saying: "If they
don't like the show, they'll give you a second
chance .. but the food had better be right the
first time!"
The bulk of our revenue comes from our food,
and we see to it that it is the best. Our dough is
made in our restaurant, fresh daily. . . and \ve're
generous with the toppings on all our pizzas.
_ There is a wide variety of choices, from the
_Super Combo to a pineapple, ham and almond
concoction called the Aloha Delight.
We also offer hot dogs, an excellent roast
beef sandwich and a salad bar which the Tulsa
World food critic said, ". . . rivals those in res-
taurants with more pretentious menus."
Finally there are ice cream desserts, a variety
of soft drinks and beer. Fresh popcorn and cot-
ton candy are also available.
Our normal family business is supplemented
by the business community, which has discov-
ered that ShowBiz Pizza Place offers an excit-
ing change of pace luncheon atmosphere.
There are two dining rooms. The Show Room
features our Electronimated showt and the
Sports Room has a warm, rustic decor, \tvide-
screen TV and walls covered with pictures and
other mementoes of local teams and athletes.
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ORDINANCE NO. 'iš 1 S-
AN ORDiNANCE REZONING PROPERTY IN.ACCORDANCE ·
WITH ARTICLE XXIX CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS).
SECTION 1 OF ORDINANCE #179, ZONING ORDINANCE
OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS,
PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED BY THE PLANNING
AND ZONING COMMISSION' AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS~ NOVEMBER 13,
1967, AS AMENDED JANUARY 2], 1975
AFTER APPROPRIATE NOTICE AND PUBLIC HEARING THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATION IS
SUBMITTED TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH RI'C~LAND HILLS BY THE
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION:
RESOLVED that òn Case No. PI 81-10 the followfng descri'b'ed property shall
be rezoned from Local Retàil ..... .....-.. ....:·.::1··. - .·to
Local Retail-Specific Us~-Saie of Alrnhnlìr B~·\1era~es and ·thñt it hp to
Showbiz Pizza Place and be non-transferable.
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BEING a tract of land out of the W.W. Wallace Survey, Abstract 1606, Tarrant
County, Texas, and Tract B, Block 22, Clearview Addition, according to plat
recorded in Volume 388-25, Page 100, Plat Records, Tarrant County, Texas, all
described by metes and bounds as follows:
BEGINNING at an iron pin at the Southeast corner of said Tract B, Block 22,
s'aid point being the Northwest corner of Birchwood Drive and State Hwy. 121;
e THENCE South 48 degrees 15 minutes West, along the North line of Hwy. 121,
125.0 feet to iron pin for corner;
THENCE South 48 degrees 41 minutes West, along the North line of Hwy. 121,
196.5 feet to an iron pin for corner;
THENCE North 41 degrees 14 minutes West, 20.0 feet to an iron pi n for corner;
THENCE South 48 degrees 36 minutes West, 194.23 feet to an iron pi n .for corner;
THENCE North 41 degrees 33 minutes West, 225.33 feet to an iron pin for corner;
THENCE North 50 degrees 06 minutes East, 191.3 feet to an i~on pin for corner;
THENCE North 00 degrees 03 minutes East, 185.0 feet to an iron pin for corner
in the South line of Lot 6, Block 22, Clearview Addition, 3rd filing;
THENCE South 89 degrees 57 minutes East, 104.8 feet to an iron pin for' corner;
THENCE' South 41 degrees 43 minutes East, 94.9 feet to an iron pin for corner
at the Northwest corner of Tract B;
THENCE South 48 degrees 15 minutes East, along the North line of Tract B,
125.0 feet to an iron pin for corner at the Northeast corner of Tract B in
the West line of Birchwood Drive;
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THENCE South 41 degrees 43 minutes East,. along the West line of Birchwood
\' Drive and the East line of Tract B, 215.0 feet to the point o! beginning
and c?nt~ining 3.08 acres of land.
This property is located. on Grapevine Hwy. at Birchwood Drive, approximately
90 ft. north of the Pizza Hut.
,'APPROVED BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING COtd.MISSIONTHIS
APRIL, 1981 '
23rd
DAY OF
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Cot+1ISSION
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sEclffrfRv' Pl80UNG" AND ZONm~ co~íSSrON~
. BE IT.ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS ACTING
IN REGULAR SESSION THAT THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY IN CASE NO. PZ 81-10 IS
HEREBY REZONED ' ' .
THIS' 11th' DAY OF MAY, 1981 .
ATTEST: .
CITY SECRETARY JEANETTE MOORE
CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS ,
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND lEGALITY
CITY ATTORNEY
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P181-14 Zoning request for Lot 7, Block 33, Nor'East Addition~ from
IF-9 to Local Retail.
DEPARTr1ENT: Planning.& Zoning
BACKGROUND: This property is located at 5401 Davis Blvd. (west side of street).
Carl.Starr has requested this zoning change with the knowledge that he would have
a non-conforming house that would have to be brought up to Local Retail code.
T~ere was no opposition to this request.
The Planning & Zoning Commis~ion recommended approval of this :zoning request.
CITY COUNCIL ACTION REQUIRED: Approval or denial of Zoninq request.
BUDGETEÖ ITEM: YES NO X
ACCOUNT NUMBER: N/A
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DENIED
PS 81-16
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Hr. Bowen moved. seconded b~ Hr. N~
to deny PZ 81-12.
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~~;eliminary plat of Lot 2. Block 25.
C1earview Addition
Mr. Tucker made a motion, seconded by
Mr. Bowen, to deny PS 81-16.
The motion carried 4-0.
Request of Carl Starr to rezone Lot 7,
Block 33, Nor'East Addition~ from the
present classification of IF-9 to a
proposed classification of Local Retail.
This property is located at 5401 Davis Blvd.
Mr. Carl Starr came forward.
Mr. Turner said Mr. Starr should be aware
that in asking for this rezoning he will
be in a non-conforming situation with the
area and they would have to bring the
building up to meet local retail type
specifications.
Mr. Starr said he was aware of that.
The Chairman called for those wishing to
speak in favor of this request to please
come forward.
Mr. John E. Lutz, III of 5425 Davis Blvd.
came forward. He said the general use of
residential for this particular strip of
land has gone beyond its most beheficial
use. He said both the community and the
property owners will be"oefit if the city
rezones it to Local Retail.
The Chairman called for those wishing to
speak in opposition to please come forward~
There being no one wishing to speak, the
Chairman closed the public hearing.
Mr. Tucker said the area is not residential
anymore. He said he thinks the Commission
should suggest to the City Council that
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this area be changed to Local Retail zoning.
He said since the character of the neighborhood
is no longer residential, it should be used
to benefit the city in a use other than
residential.
Mr. Bowen said he agrees with Mr. Tucker.
PZ 81-14
APPROVED
Mr. Tucker made a motion, seconded by Mr.
Bowen, to approve PZ 81-14.
The motion carried 4-0.
PZ 81-16
Request of Charles ~~. Beane, Inc. to
rezone Lots 67 thru 100, BLock 42B2,
Richland Terrace Addition, from the
classification of Community Unit Devel ment
to a proposed classification of rlul -Family-
Row Houses.
This property is located south f Maplewood
Drive, north of Short Street and east of
the proposed extension of>r.(~yanna Way.
Mr. Charles Beane cam~nvard. He said
they were using th0xisti'ng lots and the
same easements. ~.. .,. e only thing they want
to do differe~i~ change the plans. He
said they pr þose~' ttJO bedroo:n single story
ro'w house '.
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The airman called for those wishing to
sP,. in favor of the request ~o please
. me forward. There being no one, the
Chairman called for those wishing to
speak in opposition to please come forward.
~lr. Bobby þtcCown, 5020 Susan Lee Lane,
came forward. He said he has some questions
in regards to the privacy fence. He said
he wanted it put in the minutes what was
to be done with the fence.
Mr. Beane said he will maintain the fence.
He said the existing fence is in a concrete
base and is repairable. The posts are in
concrete in 8 ft. sections and he will replac~
entire 8 ft. sections'if in need of repair.
He said he intends to paint both sides of the
fence beige so the old part will be the
same color as the new.
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CONSUL TI NC ENG IN EERS / Fort Worth-Dallas
April 10, 1981
Planning & Zoning Commission
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Subject: 3-002, CITY OF NORTH RICH LAND HILLS,
ZONING PLAT REVIEW, PZ 81-14,
IF-9 TO LOCAL RETAIL
We have received the subject zoning case for our review and find that
we could adequately locate this property on the zoning map should it
be passed by both the Planning & Zoning Commission and the City Council.
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cc: Mr. Dennis Horvath, Assistant City Manager
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TO ALL PARTIES Ir;TER1~T~D IN PR~}lISr:S SUètVE;ì 1',0:
.s is to certify that We ~ve, this date, made a careful and accurate survey on the ground
property located at 5401 Davis Blvd. ' \ _. in the City of North
:: ¡(".h 1~'1nd Ii i II~ " (; rron1 coinrrrr, TEXAS J described as folloW's:
lot 7 I ß toe ~< 33, Nll r 1 [(151' i\d<.~ i: j I~ n
AN ADDITION TO THE Cif"v of N~")I~h RichlC1nd t.,ills
according to the Plat of sa~e recorded in Vol. 388-21
Recorcis qf T ~:rr;·.lnt County, Texas.
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ORDINANCE NO. ~'rGØ
AN ORDINANCE REZONING PROPERTY IN.ACCORDANCE
WITH ARTICLE XXIX CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS)
SECTION 1 OF ORDINANCE #179, ZONING ORDINANCE
OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS,
PASSED~ APPROVED, AND ADOPTED BY THE PLANNING
AND ZONING COMMISSION AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, NOVEM8ER 13,
"1967, AS AMENDED JANUARY 2"7" 1975
AFTER APPROPRIATE NOTICE AND PUBLIC HEARING THE FOLLOWING RECO~~ENDATION IS
SUBMITTED TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS BY THE
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION: .
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RESOLVED that òn Case No. PI 81-14
be rezòned from IF-9
Local Retail
the fo 11 owi:ng descri..bed property sha 1"1
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Lot 7, Block 33, Nor'East Addition an addition to the City of North Richland
Hills, Tarrant County, Texas, according to the Plat of same recorded in Vol.
388-21, Page 80, of the Deed Records of Tarrant County, Texas. .
This property is located at 5401 Davis Blvd.
APPROVED BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION THIS 23rd
April , 1981.
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CHAIRMAN PLANNING AN·D
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
ACTING IN REGULAR SESSION THAT THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY IN CASE NO.
PZ 81-14 IS HEREBY REZONED
THIS DAY OF , 1981.
MAYOR DICK FARAM
CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
ATTEST:
CITY SECRETARY JEANETTE MOORE
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SUBJECT: pz- 81-5 Zoning Request for a portion of Lot 1, Blk. ·2, Carder Addition,
from Commercial-Specific Use-Sale of Alcoholic Beverage to Commercial-
Speclflc Use-Blllboard.
DEPARTMENT: Planning and Zoning
BACKGROUND: This propqsed sign is to be located south of Airport Freeway and
next to the store 1I\'Ja 11 pa per to Go II .
The sign will be advertising Bank of North Texas and Hudiburg Chevy. It will be
a flag type sigH with the flag over the build:ing so it ~Jon't interfere with the
traffic.
There was no opposition of this request. There were 3 property owners contacted.
. The Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval of this zoning request.
CITY COUNCIL ACTION REQUIRED: Approval or den.ial of zoning rpcpJP,t
BUDGETED ITE~t:
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POSTPONED
PZ 81-5
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eng ineer 's C0ffil11en ts and Bl k. 42B2
in present fonn and that it 't']ou e
resubmitted immediately an at it
would be for single s y row houses.
The
b·y }Ir. Ne'tmlan.
carried 4-0.
Request of Charles Beane for replat of
Lots 33R-43R, Block 42Bl~ and Lots 67R-77R,
Block 42B2, Richland Terrace Addition.
:r-1r. N e\mlan moved 7 seconded by Þlr. Bo\.¡en>
to postpone PS 81-9.
The motion carried 4-0.
Request of KEM Advertising for Bank of
North Texas and Hudiburg Chevrolet to
rezone a portion of Lot 1, Block 2,
Carder Addition, from the present
classification of Commercial-Specific Use-
Sale of Alcoholic Beverages to a pro-
posed classification of Commercial-
Specific Use-Billboard. This property is
located south of Airport Freeway next to
the store '~\'lallpaper to GOB.
Kerry E. Moseley came forward. He said
he owns the ground lease and in con-
junction with Bank of North Texas and
Hudiburg Chevrolet, he wishes to install
a sign.
Mr. Tucker asked about the height.
Mr. Moseley said the maximum would be
60'. It would not obstruct anyone's
view. He said it would be a 14' x 48'
flag type sign.
Þlr. Greenfield asked what direction it
\.¡ould face"
Mr. Mos~ley said it would face the traffic
on Airport Freeway.
t-lr.4 !vloseley showed the artist's drawings
of the sign.
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Mr. Moseley said it would flag over the
building so it wouldn't be over the
parking area. He said it would not
interfere with traffic.
Mr. Greenfield asked where the pole
\.¡ill be located.
Mr. Moseley said it would be next to
\vhe-re the "\~1I is in "\.Jallpaper to Go".
He said they have an ex~lusive lease
of all of the property and the permission
of the landowner.
lvlr. ìvloseley said they have stipulations
not to interfere with the tenants.
Mr. Greenfield called for anyone wishing
to speak in favor of or in opposition
to this request to please come forward.
There being no one wishing to speak,
the Chairman closed the public hea-ring.
PZ 81-5
APPROVED
Mr. Newman moved, seconded by Mr. Tucker
to approve PZ 81-5.
The motion ca~ried 4-0.
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It"è1rtîl~;S"t "1j f '-1TemTï'f'e hUll I It L \1111 i d ltl 1 f ·
Kerch to rezone Lot 7, Block 6,
ClearvÍew Addition~ from the pr
classification of 2F-9 \.¡ith 1 e
stipulation that a certa· Ioor plan
be used to a proposed assification
of 2F-9.
This property
't.¡es t corner
Drive.
at the north-
Drive and Joreen
came forward to represent
Kerch. He said the present plans
are oversized and it is a Spanish
structure. lIe said -he,.\.¡ants to build
a duplex but use his own plans.
Helen Butler, 7913 Map1ewood~ came
forward. She said her property line
connects the property in question. She
wanted to know the size, etc.
Mr. Nelson said there would be 1041 sq.
fr p..er~; ñp J n~c;:.; r C('Dr-pmrn~:::tr~ pl P"u~t'; on
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CONSUL TINC ENGINEERS / Fort \Vorrh-[)atl.:1s
~·1arch 19, 1981
Planning & Zoning Commission
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Subject: 3-002, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
ZONING PLAT REVIEW, PZ 81-5,
C.S.U. ALCHOL. TO C.S.U. BILLBOARD
We have received the subject zoning case for our review and find that
vve could adequately locate this property on the zoning Inap should it
be passed by both the Planning & Zoning Commission and the City Council.
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NORTH £/CJ.lLANO II/L9 I TAR/e4NT C¿;ON7Y, TEXAS
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Co un ty, Texas, \,ri th its loca t ton being Jl~SC r ibéd as ~ollo{.vs:
BEGI~~I~C at the Northeast corner of said Lot 1, Block 2;
T'rIE)¡CE South 0 degrees 07 minutes ~·.Jest, 112.5 feet \Jith the East line of said Lot 1,
Block 2 to a point;
TIIE~·JCE North 89 degrees 41 minutes 55 seconds T.!est, 51.1 feet to the center
point of a 3.5 foot diameter circle for the base ()f said ~roposed sign.
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AN ,ORD!~~CE REZONING PROPERTY IN ACCORDANCE
WITH ARTICLE XXIX CH~~GES AND AMENC~ENTS.,
SECTION 1 OF ORDINANCE 1179, ZON.ING ORDINANCE
OF 'THE ,CITY OF NORTH RtCHLAHD HIllS·,. TEXAS t
PASSED, APPROV£D~ AND ADOPTED,' BY THE'PU\NNING
AND ZONING COMMISSION ~~D THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF Nt1RTH. RICHlAND HILlS.t NOVÐ1SER 13,
1967 t AS A.'ŒNDEO' JANUARY .27) 1975
AFTER APPROPRIATE NOTICE AND PUBLIC HEARING THE FOLLOWING. RECCMMENOATIOK IS
SUBMITTED TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH RIC~LAND HILLS BY THE
PLANNING AND IOHINGCOHMISSION:· .. .
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RESOLVED that on Case No. PI . 81-'5 the followtng describ~d prope1'ty shaH·
to co~~erc 1 a r~t::¿1fr¿O~S:ê~~~~~ci~~tspe¿;Jì:c. Y.s:e':S:~··l:~ '.9f Al:~oh<ilí.¿ :6.p.v.er.a~~~, ----Y
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A proposed sign to be located on Lot 1, Block 2, tardei Addition, North Richland
Hills, Tarrant County, T.exas as recorded i'n Volume 388,-115, Page 14, Deed Records,
Tarrant County, Texas, with 'its location being described as follows:
BEGINNING at the ,Northeast corner of said Lot 1, Block 2;
THENCE South 0 degrees 07 minutes West, 112~5 feet with the East line of said
Lot 1, Bloèk.2, to a point;
T8ENCE North 89 degr~es 41 minutes 55 seconds West, 51.1 feet to the center
poirit of a 3.5 foot diameter circle for the base of said proposed sign.
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APPROVED BY THE PLANNING AND ZONINGC~~ISSION THIS 26th
MARCH, 1981 .
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DAY OF
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. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CIty COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAMO HILLS ACTING
IN REGULAR SESSION THAT THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY IN CASE NO. PZ IS
HEREBY REZONED .
THIS . . DAY OF , 1979.
MAYOR DICK FARAH '
CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND-HILLS'
ArnST:
CITY SECRETARY JEANETTE MOORE
. . CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS .
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY
CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
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SUBJECT:
Set Date for Appeal Hearing - Dr. Duer
DEPARTMENT:
BACKGROUND: Dr. Thomas Duer wishes to appeal P& Z denial of his request
to rezone Lot 2~ Block 25, Clear view from Local Retail to Commercial. .
CITY COUNCIL A. ON REQUIRED: Set Public Hearing date for r·1ay 18, .1981.
Legal notices have been published specifying Public Hearing Date for r1ay 18th.
BUDGETED ITEÞI: YES NO
A~caUNT NU~1BER:
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P.o. Box 18609
tIo~~ Riehland Hills, Tx. 761 18
April 26 J 1981
De3r }ir. 1iilli~~:
I, Dr. G. Thomas Duer, hereby ask for appeal of the April 23, 1981
Zon:L'P'lg and Pla..'rh"'1in.s Committee's denial of PZ 81-12 and denial of PS 81--16.
.As 1-laS ta1l{ed about with you in a phone call on April 24, 1981, I
ail1 -vr.ishing to build a highly esthetic, totally enclosed professional
veterinary medieal and surgical clinic on the proposed site. I lIill
need a zoning change (-tvhether it be ehanged to Commercial or Co:mmercial-
Specific Use-Veterinary Clinic, or vlhatever classification I can get it
at) for the purpose of build:Ll1g a veterina,ry clinic on this property.
It has been proposed to me that the advertised appeal notice for this
't-¡ould be sent out by your depart.:"1lent in adequate time for rrry appeal to be
heard during the next special appeal hearL1'lg (around}fay 18, 1981:). It
has also been conferred to me on .A.pril 24, 1981 by ~Ir. l"orrester and
1,1r. Hor~Tath , after looking at "11'fJ'" plan, that this idea ~.¡ould greatly
enhance this property and that they could not understand "'~Thy this
ordinance cl3.ssi.r~ed .:1.. profession?l \reterin.?ry clinic under Commercial
instead or Local Retail, 1ihile all the other municipalities in the
Fort~'¡orth/Dallas area cl.assify it under local retail.
I would appreciate any help you can give me in my endeavor. Thank
you very Dn1ch tor your tL"11e.
Sineerely,
Dr. G. Thomas fuer, D.V.:f!.
1200 Clay Hill Court
Arlington, Texas 76014
P.S. Please inform the correct departments o! m;r appeal. Thank you..
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DATE: }lay 5, 1981 ~:.:,/
SUBJECT:
Partial Payment #2 to J. D. Griffith Construction Co.
DEP ARTr~!ENT:
Utility
BACKGROUND:
J. D. Griffith Construction Co. was awarded Bid of $253,495.38 for
construction of a ne\.¡ 16" 'vater main extending under I~I-I. 820, along I.H. 820
Service Rd. and northward along Rufe Snow to just south of the railroad crossing.
Work is progressing as scheduled and should be completed withiñ two weeks,
weather permitting.
Total work performed
$196,0.39.64
Less 10% retainage
19,603.96
Total due contractor
176~435.68
Less Previous payment
89,000.01
-1 87,435.67 ~
Due this paymen t --
CITY COUNCIL ACTION REQUIRED:
Approval of partial payment #2
BUDGETED ITEM:
YES XX
NO
¡".CCOUNT NUr~1BER:
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS í Fort \¡Vorth-[)allaj
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SUBJECT: Partial Payment to Sharrock Electric
DEPARTMENT: Public Works
BACKGROUND: Partial payment No.6 on siqnalization of Grapevine Highway and
Edison~ Grapevine Highway and Harwood, and Davis Blvd. and Emerald Hills. . Total
project c~st $98,955.55
Tota'lwork completed
Less 10% Retainage
$75,249.62
$ 7,524.96
$67,724.62
$62 ,296.. 58
$ 5,428.08
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Amount Due this Estimate
Council also authorized additlonal $6~680.00 for new microprocessor control unit.
Total price
$ 6,680.00
$'1,670.00
$5,010.00
Less 25%
Total Due
CITY COUNCIL ACTH~.REQUf~FJ1. . \~
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BUDGETED ITEM: YES X NO
AçcaUNT NUMBER:
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Contract 80-082 4/30/81
tTEM QUANTITY
NUMBER DESCRIPTION UNIT J»RICE TOTAL
Estimate # 6 ;....
tD" 031.20
Less 10 % Retainage 603.12
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MONTHLY ESTIMATE
To:
City of N/Richland Hills
p.O. Box 18607
North R~chland Hills~ Texas 76110
Job:
Traffic Signals
Project: Grapevine Hwy.
Estimate No. 6 From 4/119 81 to 4/3019 81
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Total Work
Rate
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714 West Davis
Dallas, Texas 75208
214/94ó-5116
Metro 263-8904
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MONTHLY ESTIMATE
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Job:
Pro,ject:
Estimate NO.___From____19___to____19__
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Cable
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18--- C Jl 12 n
Power
20--- IC 8 Bare
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22--- 4c rr
24--- strain Pole
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Dallas, Texas 75208
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MONTHLY ESTIMATE
To:
Job:
Pro,ject:
Estimate No. From 19 to 19
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Unit of Total Work Rate Amoun~
Measure
2C)--- Ped Pole Ea. 1 375.00 375.00
~/í2. s t Arm 40' u 2 2 807.00 5-.614.00
rr " 40 r + 15 Tt 1 4 496.00 4-,496..00
28--- ~ Sect Head u 21 ~l 00 6 6r:s 00
Tt If If ~ 16 10
~O--- LOOD Am u 20 317.00 6 340.00
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C!!RTIFrCATION OF ESTIMAT is RECOMMENDED iN! H RE~~E~ TO
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Work This Month
640::11.20
603.12
Total Amount of Work Done
7~ it 21~9 062
~etainage This Month
Net for Month
5~428.o8
Less~ Retainage
Sub-Total
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62,296.58
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714 West Davis
Dallas. Texas 7.5208
214/946-5116
Metro 263-8904
SOLD TO:
SHIPPED TO:
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City or N/ Richland Hills
p.o. Box 18607
North Richland Hills, Texas 76110
Job Site
Same
DELIVERY INSTRUCTIONS
JOB NO.
80-082 Extra
DESCRIPTION
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DATE
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UNIT PRICE
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714 West Davis
Dallas. Texas 75208
214/946-5116
Metro 263-8904
MONTHLY ESTIMATE
To:
City of N/ Richland Hills
Job:
Pro,ject:
Estimate No.___Fr~m____19___to____19___
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Measure
Total Work.
Rate
Amoun~
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Council
6-,680.00
6~680.oo
( Material "on hand
Work This Month
Total Amount of Work Done
4IJetainage This Month
Net :ror Month
Less % Retainage
Sub-Total
Less Previous Payments·
Amount dU.e this estima"te
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PROPOSAL SUBMITTEO TO:
DESCRtPTION OF ~OB:
Honorable Mayor Dick Faram
Job
TRAFFIC SIGNAL INSTALLATIONS AT:
Address raEev~ne . ~ arfAlOO
Grapevineth~.l 1) & E~n at N.Hills
v S1ITvd. & Emeral . 1ti1 y
City of North Richland Hills, TX
Metro
.t ~trtb!J &ubmtt spðCifications and estimates for our reconxnendation that a Micro-
processor (following quoted Item 31-alternate) be used at the Location
in lieu of the refurbished Singer Controller (i.e. Item 31 of the above
referenced Job). This will make all parts in the control"lers and cabinets
interchangeable be~*een the three (3) inter8ec~ions; and all three (3)
controllers will then meet the NEMA Standards.
D~.te 10-2-80
Item 31-Alternate
Microprocessor 41J Controller with Cabinet,
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*NOTE: Should Item 31-Alternate only be aelected in lieu ot Item 31
add o~ly ~5,OOO.OO to the Total Bid'Price.
Should both Items 31 and 31-Alternate be selected
then add $6,680.00 to the Total Bid Price.
.t ]i.ertby ¡frnpo.sf to furnish labor and materials complete in accordance with the aboove specifications. fat" the
sum of $
see above note.
all other terms and conditions remain the same·
vVith payment to be made as follows:
as quoted.
A" r'n-tt......aai '<j gua"ðnt..d to be ð~ ~p8C,f,ed AU '-"Vade IS to be compet.-ct tn a wOt'k-
man.... metnn., ðCCOt'd'''9 10 stand..,.d practIces Any ttI1~ð"on Ot' d.",..t.on from .AbOve
sp~I't<.at.on. .nVol"I"H~ .JlI'" costs w'" be iucecuh!Kt onlv upon wr,u.n O+"d...s. ..~d w~,
bwcOITHt <'!In ..cra cnarg. 0.,.1' i'nd above 1M ~ss,mðt. AU ~gf'.ttmenl. cont.,,~t upon.
~tflk..'S. accJdenf, 0' d.~.v" be'fond our C()rI,ro' O\Nn.,- 10 carry far,.. torn~ .and othef"
n~~~..ry ¡",uran.ctt Our workars are fufty cov-.red by \NOr~m..·'. com~~'ÞOn
In:!lurance
Authorized
S.gnatur8 .
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Note: This proposal may be with-
drawn by us t! not accepted wathin
days.
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l\rn:ptan.rr pf'rn.posal..- The above pr'(:es. speci-
fIcatIons and condirtons are satisfactory and are hereby
accepted. YOu are authorized to do the work a~ speclfied.
Payment WIU be made as outlined above.
Date Accepted_
Stgnature
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SUBJECT:
Change Order No. I to Rufe Snow Water Line Extension
DEP ART~!ENT:
Utility
BACKGROUND:
This change order is necessary to extend distribution line
Stub-outs behind the future curb and gutter on Rufe Snow Drive to
serve adjacent developments. This will avoid the need to make future
pavement cuts. Pro-rata costs for these stub-o'ut extensions can be
recouped from the adjacent developers.
This change order will increase the contract by
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Approval of Change Order #1
BUDGETED ITEM:
YES
NO xx
ACCOUNT NUp1BER:
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CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 TO THE CONTRACT WHICH WAS DATED
FEBRUARY 23
, 1981
(OWNER)
(CONTRACTOR)
Between
THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
J. D. GRIFFITH CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
And
For (Description of Project) RUFE SNOW DRIVE WATER LINE EXTENSIONS :
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 6 of the General Conditions of the Contract,
this Change Order, when fully executed, shall constitute the autho~ity to change
the work of the project as follows:
Provide 80 L.F. of 10-inch (DR 18) C1. 150 PVC stub-out at Lewis Drive
@ $16.00 per L.F. with 10-inch gate valve and Box @ $785.00 per each.
Also provide 80 L.F. of 8-inch (DR 18) Cl. 150 PVC stub-out at Trinidad
Drive @ $13.50 per L.F. (Ductile iron may be substituted for PVC).
NOTE: Cost of flange to M.J. adaptor to be included in ductile iron
fittings.
The amount of payment to the Contractor shall be adjusted by the addition of the
amount of
THREE THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED FORTY-FIVE
Dollars &
NO
tit Cents ($ 3,145.00 ).
Or
Based on actual as-built quantities and the unit prices listed above.
Contract completion time shall be increased by 10 days because of this change.
OWNER'S ACCEPTANCE OF CHANGE:
By:
(v.li tness) or (Attest):
Date:
, 1981
By:
Date:
/77~5
, 1981
By:
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Date:
, 1981
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FORT WORTH WATER AND SEWER RATE INCREASES
TO THE
CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
SEWER RATE INCREASE, OCTOBER 1, 1980
$2.447/customer to $3.276/customer
= 34% increase
= $0.829/customer
WATER RATE INCREASE, MARCH 1, 1981
$0.3167/1,000 gal. to $0.3966/1,000 gal.
= 25% increase
= $0.0799/1,000 gal.
PROPOSED NORTH RICHLAND HILLS WATER AND SEWER
RATE INCREASES TO OFFSET FORT WORTH INCREASES
.
PROPOSED SEWER RATE INCREASE
$3.75/customer to $4.60/customer
= 23% increase
= $0.85/customer
PROPOSED WATER RATE INCREASE
$0.88/100 C.F. to $0.96/100 C.F.
= 9% increase
= $0.08/100 C.F.
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COMPARISON OF EXISTING AND PROPOSED WATER RATES
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS
EXISTING PROPOSED
BASIS RATES RATES
r~ i n i mum Bill For
267 C.F. (2000 Gal.) $5.00 $5.00
AllOver 267 C.F.
($ Per 100 C.F.) $0.88 $0.96
($ Per 1000 Gal.) $1.18 $1.28
COMPARISON OF TYPICAL MONTHLY WATER BILLS
UNDER EXISTING AND PROPOSED RATES
. NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS
MONTHLY BILLED USAGE EXISTING PROPOSED RATES
1000 GAL 100 C. F . RATES BILL I NC R . %
0 0 $ 5.00 $ 5.00 $0.00 0
2 2.67 5.00 5.00 0.00 0
5 6.68 8.53 8.85 0.32 4
( av g) 10 13.37 14.41 15.27 0.86 6
12 16.04 16.76 17.83 1.07 6
15 20.05 20.29 21.68 1.39 7
20 26.74 26.18 28.10 1.92 7
50 66.84 61.47 66.60 5.13 8
100 133. 69 120. 29 130.78 10.49 9
1,000 1,336.90 1,179.12 1,285.86 106.74 9
10,000 13,368.98 11,767.35 12,836.66 1,069.31 9
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COMPARISON OF EXISTING AND PROPOSED SEWER RATES
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS
EXISTING PROPOSED
BASIS RATES RATES
Monthly Service Charge $3.75 $4.60
Monthly Volume Charge
Per 100 Cubic Feet 0.41 0.41
Per 1000 Gallons 0.55 0.55
Maximum Residential
Volume Charge in 100 C.F. 2,500 2,500
In 1000 Gallons 18,700 18,700
. COMPARISON OF TYPICAL MONTHLY SEWER BILLS
UNDER EXISTING AND PROPOSED RATES
MONTHLY BILLED USAGE EXISTING PROPOSED RATES
1000 GAL 100 C.F. RATES ~ILL I NCR. %
0 0 $ 3.75 $ 4.60 $0.85 23
2 2.67 4.85 5.70 0.85 18
5 6.68 6.49 7.34 0.85 13
10 13.37 9.23 10.08 0.85 9
12 16.04 10.33 11.18 0.85 8
15 20.05 11.97 12.82 0.85 7
( a) 18.7 25.00 14.00 14.85 0.85 6
20 26.74 14.71 15.56 0.85 6
50 66.84 31.16 32.01 0.85 3
100 133.-69 58.56 59.41 0.85 1
1,000 1,336.90 551.88 552.73 0.85 0
10,000 13,368.98 5,485.03 5,485.88 0.85 °
NOTE: Monthly Usage Based on Average of Dec., Jan. and Feb.
(a) Max. Bill for Residential Customer
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Revision of Ordinance No. 829 Establishing Water and Sewer Rates
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DEPARTMENT: Utility
1. Base \va ter
2. All \va ter usage
96¢ per 100 cu
3. Minimum Tllan thly
4. ~Ionthly
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BACKGROUND: The City of Fort Worth has raised its water rates two (2)
the past seven months and raised its sewer rates once
In order to offset these
Ordinance #829.
t. minimum to be
raised from $3.75 to $4.~O.
at 41ç per 100 cuft.
5. Service re-connection charge to be changed from $6°.00 to $10.00 to help
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cover· increased cost in salaries, fuel and vehicle maintenance_
6. Transfer fee to be changed from $6~OO to $10.00 to help cover
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BE IT ORDAINED by the city Council of the City of North Richland
Hills, Texas, that ORDINANCE NUMBER 381, "Rules, Regulations, policies and
Procedures for the City of North Richland Hills Water and Sewër system"
adopted November 8, 1971, and as heretofore amended, be and the same is
hereby AMENDED by substituting the pages numbered, 12, 13, 14, as Exhibit "A"
for the correspondingly numbered pages, if any, contained in such ordinance.
The rate schedule charges in Section III shall take effect on
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APPROVED AND PASSED in regular Council Meeting on this the
day of
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Dick Faram, Mayor
ATTEST:
Jeanette Moore, City.Secretary
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY:
Rex McEntire, City Attorney
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SECTION III
SERVICE CHARGES
A. THE FOLLOWING MONTHLY RATES SHALL BE CHARGED ALL CUSTOMERS FOR \~ATER:
(7.48 Gallons = 1 Cubic Ft.)
1. 3/411 meter -- Minimum for first 267 cubic feet shall be $5.00.
From 267 cubic feet the rate shall be $0.96 per 100 cubic ft.
2. 1" meter -- Minimum for first 345 cubic ft. shall bè' $7.00.
From 345 cubic ft. the rate shall be $0.96 per 100 cubic ft.
3. 1-1/4" meter -- Minimum for first 460 cubic ft. shall be $9.50.
From 460 cubic ft. the rate shall be $0.96 per 100 cubic ft.
4. 1-1/2" meter -- Minimum for first 937 cubic ft. shall be $20.00.
Allover 937 cubic ft. the rate shall be $0.96 per 100 cubic ft.
5. 2" meter -- Minimum for first 1300 cubic ft. shall be $26.00.
Allover 1300 cubic ft. the rate shall be $0.96 per 100 cubic ft.
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6. 3" meter -- ~linimum for first 2400 cubic ft. shall be $48.00.
Allover 2400 cubic ft. the rate shall be $0.96 per 100 cubic ft.
7. 4" meter -- Minimum for first 4000 cubic ft. shall be $80.00.
Allover 4000 cubic ft. the rate shall be $0.96 per 100 cubic ft.
8. 6" and 8" meter -- Minimum for first 10,000 cubic ft. shall be $200.00.
Allover 10,000 cubic ft. the rate shall be $0.96 per 100 cubic ft.
9. Billing policy where more than one user or building is tied onto the
same meter:
It shall be the policy of North Richland Hills to bill each home,
homes, duplex, triplex, offices, or any other building where more
than one user is tied on the same meter at the rate of $5.00 per
month minimum for the first 267 cubic ft. of water used, plus
$0.96 per 100 cubic ft. thereafter, regardless of the size of
the meter.
10. Billing Apartment Complexes:
It shall be the policy of North Richland Hills to bill all apart-
ment complexes of more than four apartments for 100 percent of the
total occupied apartments at the rate of $5.00 for each apartment
for the first 267 cubic ft. of water used, plus $0.96 per 100 cubic
ft. thereafter, regardless of the size of the meter.
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It shall be the responsibility of the apartment owner to furnish a
certified statement of the number of occupants prior to the 10th
day of each month. Failure to present certified statement of
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occupancy shall result in billing of 100 percent of available
apartments. The meter deposit shall be $8.00 per unit of 100
percent of estimated monthly minimum billing, whichever is larger.
11.
Billing Trailer Parks:
It shall be the policy of North Richland Hills to bill each trailer
park at the rate of $5.00 per trailer per month for the first 267
cubic ft. of water used, plus $0.96 per 100 cubic ft. thereafter,
regardless of the size of the meter. It shall be the responsibility
of the mobile home park owner to furnish a certified ~tatement of
number of trailers prior to the 10th day of each month. Failure to
present the certified statement of number of trailers shall result
in billing of 100 percent of available trailer spaces. The meter
deposit shall be at least 25 percent of estimated monthly minimum
billing.
12.
Any deviation from these rates for any user shall be made by a
separate contract approved by the City Council of the City of North
Richland Hills.
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Loading Dock or Tank Truck Customers:
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Customers taking water from a loading dock or fire hydrant will be
charged at the rate of $2.50 per 1000 gallons.
B. THE FOLLOWING MONTHLY RATES SHALL BE CHARGED ALL CUSTOMERS FOR SEWER
SERVICE:
1. A monthly service charge shall be paid by all customers in the
amount of $4.60.
2. A monthly volume charge shall also be charged to all customers in
the amount of $0.41 per 100 cubic ft. of water used, or waste water
produced, as more specifically set forth hereinafter.
The monthly volume charge for residential customers will be based
on the individual customer's average monthly water use during the
previous winter quarter months of December, January and February;
but in no event shall the volume used to compute this monthly charge
exceed 2500 cubic ft. The volumes used to compute these charges are
based on the amount of water used by the residential customer as
measured by a meter. Where no previous winter quarter average is
available from the records, the volume to be used for this monthly
volume charge shall be estimated, such estimated volume not to exceed
2500 cubic ft. per customer.
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3. The monthly charges to commercial and industrial customers will be
based on total water use for each month as measured by appropriate
meters, with the provision that if a customer can show, to the satis-
faction of the Director of Utilities, that a significant portion of
the meatered water usage does not enter the sanitary sewer system,
the customer will be charged for only that volume entering the sewers,
as determined by a method approved by the Director of Utilities.
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4. All Industrial Users:
To be served on system only by specific contract approved by Council
for the particular Industrial Sewage or Waste involved.
5. In the event a commercial customer is introducing sewage into the
sewage system that creates unusual conditions or problems such as
excessive oils, greases, or chemicals, the Director of Utilities
shall advise the customer of his options.
a. To correct at his own expense the conditions causing the
excess.
b. To pay a monthly rate to be determined by the Director of
Utilities to the City equal to the expense of maintained
and/or treating the excessive waste.
6.
Billing Policy where more than one user or building is tied onto the
same water meter:
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It shall be the policy of North Rich1and Hills to bill each home,
homes, duplex, triplex, offices, or any other buildings where more
than one user is tied onto the same water meter at $4.60 per month
for each customer unit for sewer, plus a monthly volume charge of
$0.41 per 100 cubic ft. of water used by the building. The monthly
volume charge to be calculated as noted in Paragraph B (2) above
with the exception that there shall be no volume limit as is the
case for residential customers.
7.
Billing Apartment Complexes:
It shall be the policy of North Richland Hills to bill all apartment
complexes of more than four apartments at the rate of $4.60 per month
for each apartment for sewer, plus a monthly volume charge of $0.41
per 100 cubic ft. of water used by the apartment complex, plus a
$10.00 per month service charge for the complex.
It shall be the responsibility of the apartment owner to furnish a
certified statement of the number of occupants prior to the lOth day
of each month., Failure to present certified statement of occupancy
shall result in billing of the $4.60 lump sum charge to 100 percent
of the available apartments.
8. Billing Trailer Parks:
It shall be the policy of North Richland Hills to bill each trailer
park at the rate of $4.60 per month for each trailer for sewer, plus
a monthly volume charge of $0.41 per 100 cubic feet of water used by
the trailer park, plus a $10.00 per month service charge for the
4IÞ trailer park.
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It shall be the responsibility of the mobile home park owner to
furnish a certified statement of the number of trailers prior to
the 10th day of each month. Failure to present the certified
statement of number of trailers shall result in billing of the
$4.60 lump sum charge to 100 percent of the available trailer
spaces.
C.
BILLING -- DELINQUENT PENALTY.
All charges for services furnished or rendered by the City Utility
Department shall be due and payable within 10 days from'the date
stamped on the bill at the office of the Utility Department in the
City Hall.
D. DISCONTINUANCE OF SERVICE, NOTICE: RECONNECTION FEE.
Service to any customer will be discontinued after written notice
within four (4) days from the date of any bill containing an arrears
balance. Where service has been discontinued for failure to pay for
service rendered, a charge of Ten Dollars ($10.00) shall be made for
each meter disconnected before such service shall be restored.
E.
TRANSFER FEE.
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A transfer fee of Ten Dollars ($10.00) shall be made for transfer of
service from one location to another within the City.
F.
RETURN CHECK FEE.
All return checks require a handling charge. This fee will be posted in
the utility Department.
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ORDINANCE NO. 829
BE IT ORDAINED by the City.Council of the City of
North Richland Hills, Texas, that ORDINANCE NO.381, "Rules, Regulations,
Policies and Procedures for the City of North Richland Hills Water
and Sewer SystemJl adopted November 8, 1971, and as heretofore amended,
be and the same i s h~~:~l'eby A~·1ENDED by substi tuti ng the pages numbered,
12, 13, 14, as Exhibit "A" for the correspondingly numbered pages, if any,
contained in such ordinance.
The rate schedule charges in Section III shall take effect on
July 1.. 1980
APPROVED AND PASSED in regular Council Meeting on this the
23rd day of June
, 1980 .
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ATTEST:
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APPROVED ~TO F.ORMAND ;JGA~~TY:
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SERVICE CHARGES
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A. THE FOLLmHNG MONTHLY RATES SHALL BE CHARGED ALL CUSTOt1ERS FOR HATER:
(7.48 Gallons = 1 Cubic Ft.) .
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3/411 meter __ Minimum for first 267 cubic feet shall be $5.00.
From 267 cubic feet the rate shall be $0.88 per 100 cubic ft.
111 meter __ Minimum for first 345 cubic ft. ~hall be $7.00.
From 345 cubic ft. the rate shall be $0.88 per 100 cubic ft.
1-1/411 meter __ Minimum for first 460 cubic ft. shall be $9.50.
From 460 cubic ft. the rate shall be $0.88 per 100 cubic ft.
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1-1/211 meter __ Minimum for first ~ cubic ft. shall tre $20.00.
Allover t3J1 cubic ft. the rate shall be $0.88 per 100 cubic ft.
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211 meter __ Minimum for first 1300 cubic ft. shall be $26.00.
Allover 1300 cubic ft. the rate shall be $0.88 per 100 cúbic ft.
311 meter __ Minimum for first 2400 cubic ft. shall be $43.00.
Allover 2400 cubic ft. the rate shall be $0.88 per 100 cubic ft.
411 meter __ Minimum for first 4000 cubic ft. shall be $80.00.
Allover 4000 cubic ft. the rate shall be $0.88 per 100 cubic ft.
611 & 811 meter __ Minimum for first 10,000 cubic ft. shall be $200.00.
Allover 10,000 cubic ft. the rate shall be $0.88 per 100 cubic ft.
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Billing policy where more than one user or building is tied onto
the same meter:
It shall be the policy of North Richland Hills to bill each home,
homes, duplex, triplex, offices, or any other building ~/here more
than one user is tied on the same meter at the rate of $5.00 per
month minimum for the first 267 cubic ft. of water used, plus $0.88
per 100 cubic ft. thereafter, regardless of the size of the meter.
10. Billing Apartment Complexes:
It shall be the policy of North Richland Hills to bill all apartment
complexes of more than four apartments for 100% of the total occupied
apartments at the rate of $5.00 for each apartment for the first 267
cubic ft. of water used, plus $0.88 per 100 cubic ft. thereafter,
regardless of the size of the meter.
It shall be the responsibility of the apartment owner to furnish a
certified statement of the number of occupants prio~ to the 10th day
of each month. Failure to present certified statement of occupancy
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shall result in billing of 100 of available apartments. The meter
deposit shall be $8.00 per unit or 100% of estimated monthly minimum
bill i n g, \'1 hie h eve r i s 1 a rg e r. .
11 .
Billing Trailer Parks:
It shall be the policy of North Richland Hills to bill each trailer
park at the rate of $5.00 per trailer per month for the first 267
cubic ft. of water used, plus $0.88 per 100 cubic ft. thereafter,
regardless of the size of the meter. It shall be the responsibility
of the mobile home park owner to furnish a certified statement of
number of trailers prior to the lOth day of each month. Failure
to present the certified statement of number of trailers shall result
in billing of 100% of available trailer spaces. The fueter aeposit
shall be at least 25% of estimated monthly minimum billing.
12. Any deviation from these rates for any user shall be made by a separate
contract approved by the City Council of the City of North-Richland
Hills.
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13. Loading Dock or Tank Truck Customers:
Customers taking water from a loading dock or fire hydrant will be
charged at the rate of $2.50 per 1000 gallons.
B. THE FOLLOWING t10NTHLY RATES SHALL BE CHARGED ALL CUSTOMERS FOR SEWER
SERVICE:
1. A monthly service charge shall be paid by all customers in the
amount of $3.75.
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2. A monthly volume charge shall also be charged to all customers in
the amount of $0.41 per 100 cubic ft. of water used, or waste water
produced, as more specifically set forth hereinafter.
The monthly volume charge for residential customers will be based on
the individual customer's average monthly water use during the
previous winter quarter months of December, January and February;
but in no event shall the volume used to compute this monthly charge
exceed 2500 cubic ft. The volumes used to compute these charges are
based on the amount of water used by the residential customer as
measured by a meter. Where no previous winter quarter average is
available from the records, the volume to be used for this monthly
volume charge shall be estimated, such estimated volume not to exceed
2500 cubic feet per customer.
3. The monthly charges to commercial and industrial customers will be
based on total water use for each month as measured by appropriate meters,
with the provision that if a customer can show, to the satisfaction of
the Director of Utilities, that a significant portion of the metered
water usage does not enter the sanitary sewer system, the customer \'1i11
be charged for only that volume entering the sewers, as determined by
a method approved by the Director of Utilites.
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4. All Industrial Users:
To be served on system only by specific Contract approved by Council
for the particular Industrial Sewage or Waste involved.
5. In the event a commercial customer is introducing sewage into the
sewage system that creates unusual conditions or problems such as
excessive oils, greases, or chemicals, the Director of Utilities
shall advise the customer of his options.
a. To correct at his own expense the conditions causing the
excess.
b. To pay a monthly rate to be determined by the Director of
Utilities to the City equal to the expense of maintained and/or
treating the excessive waste.
Billing Policy where more than one user or building is tied onto the
same water meter:
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It shall be the policy of North Richland Hills to bill each home,
homes, duplex, triples, offices, or any other buildings where more"
than one user is tied onto the same water meter at $3.75 per month
for each customer unit for sewer, plus a monthly volume charge of
$0.41 per 100 cubic ft. of water used by the building. The monthly
volume charge to be calculated as noted in paragraph B (2) above
with the exception that there shall be no volume limit as is the
case for residential customers.
7.
Billing Apartment Complexes:
It shall be the policy of North Richland Hills to bill all apartment
complexes of more than four apartments at the rate of $3.75 per month
for each apartment for sewer, plus a monthly volume charge of $0.41
per 100 cubic ft. of water used by the apartment complex, plus a
$10.00 per month service charge for the complex.
It shall be the responsibility of the apartment owner to furnish a
certified statement of the number of occupants prior to the lOth day of
each month. Failure to present certified statement of occupancy shall
result in billing of the $3.75 lump sum charge to 100% of the available
apartments.
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Billing Trailer Parks:
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It shall be the policy of North Richland Hills to bill each trailer
park at the rate of $3.75 per month for each trailer for sewer, plus a
monthly volume charge of $0.41 per 100 cubic feet of water used by the
trailer park, plus a $10.00 per month service charge for the trailer
park.
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It shall be the responsibility of the mobile home park owner to
furnish a certified statement of the number of trailers prior to
the lOth day of each month. Failure to present the certified
statement of number of trailers shall result in billing of the
$3.75 lump sum charge to 100% of the available trailer spaces.
c. BILLING -- DELINQUENT PENALTY.
All charges for services furnished or rendered by the City Utility
Department shall be due and payable within 10 days from the date
stamped on the bill at the office of the Utility Department in the
City Hall.
D. DISCONTINUANCE OF SERVICE, NOTICE: RECONNECTION FEE.
Service to any customer will be discontinued after written notice
within four (4) days from the date of any bill containing an arrears
balance. Where service has been discontinued for failure to pay for
service rendered, a charge of Six Dollars ($6.00) shall be made for
each meter disconnected before such service shall be restored.
E. TRANSFER FEE.
A transfer fee of $6.00 shall be made for transfer of service from one
location to another within the City.
F. RETURN CHECK FEE.
All return checks require a handling charge. This fee will be posted
in the Utility Department.
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SUBJECT:
AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 658
DEPARTMENT: City Attorney
DATE:
May 7, 1981
BACKGROUND: Item 25 on the Agenda deals with amending Ordinance
No. 658. Ordinance No. 658 is the pool hall Ordinance which is
pr<?bab ly no t oper at i ve anyway since the s t ate pa s sed ....a s tat ute on
this subject three years ago.
CITY COUNCIL ACTION REQUIRED:
Recommend approval.
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 658 BY
EXEMPTING PLACES OF BUSINESS WHOSE PRINCIPAL
BUSINESS IS THAT OF RESTAURAN'L'S WHEoRE AT LEAST
SIXTY PERCENT OF THE TOTAL REVENUE IS FROM
FOOD SALES.
Be It Ordained by the City Council of the City of North Richland
Hills, Texas, that:
Ordinance No. 658 of this City be, and is hereby, amended by add-
ing Section XX-a which shall read as follows:
XX-a
"This Ordinance (No. 658) shall not apply to businesses whose
principal business is that of a restaurant where at least sixty
percent of the total revenue is from food sales."
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This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after
its date of passage and approval.
Passed and approved this
day of May, 1981.
Approved:
Dick Faram - Mayor
Attest:
Jeanette Moore - City Seer ry
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