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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
TEXAS, HELD IN THE CITY HALL, 7301
NORTHEAST LOOP 820, MAY 11, 1981,
7:30 P.M.
1. Mayor Faram called the meeting to order May 11, 1981,
at'7:30 p.m.
CALL TO ORDER
2. Present:
Dick Faram
Jim Kenna
Jim Wood
J. C. Hubbard
Wiley Thomas
Jim Ramsey
Sharyl Groves
Mayor
ROLL CALL
Councilmen
Councilwoman
Staff:
Charles Williams
Jeanette Moore
Cecil Forester
Allen Bronstad
Rex McEntire
Richard Albin
City Manager
City Secretary
Director Public Works/Utility
Director of Development
City Attorney
City Engineer
News Media:
Absent:
Dave Freeman
Councilman
3. Councilman Wiley Thomas introduced Rev. Dwayne Green,
Birdville Baptist Church, who gave the invocation.
INVOCATION
4. Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilman Ramsey,
to approve the minutes of the April 27,1981 meeting.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
OF THE REGULAR
MEETING APRIL 27 ,
1981
APPROVED
Motion carried 6-0.
5. Mayor Faram presented Mr. Don LaPlante of the Fire
Department with a five year certificate and service
pin.
PRESENTATION OF
FIVE YEAR PIN AND
SERVICE AWARD TO
DON LAPLANTE OF THE
FIRE DEPARTMENT
6. Councilman Ramsey moved, seconded by Councilman Hubbard,
to appoint Mr. Mark Hannon and reappoint ¡,Irs. Margie
Nash and Mr. Carl Greenfield to the Planning and Zoning
Commission.
CONSIDERATION OF
APPOINTMENTS TO
PLANNING AND ZONING
COMMISSION
Motion carried 6-0.
APPROVED
Mayor Faram expressed his appreciation to the appointees for
,their willingness to serve in this capacity.
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7. Mayor Faram opened the public hearing and called for
anyone wishing to speak in favor of this request
to please come forward.
Mr. Charles Beane, 4500 Westridge Avenue, Fort Worth
Texas, appeared before the Council.
Mr. Beane stated he was replatting the smaIl lots into
lots for quadroplexes. The quadroplexes would be facing
on Maryanna street where he was proposing to put in a
concrete street, water and sewer lines on this particular
tract. Mr. Beane stated that on the upstairs, east side
of the quadroplexes there would not be any windows
because of being able to see in the neighbors yard.
There would be windows on the north-south. Mr. Beane
stated these quadroplexes would~be_in the same design
and plan as· the ones he built on Cloyce.
Councilwoman Groves stated that in the Planning and
Zoning minutes that Mr. Beane proposed to change from
64 units to 88, was that still his plans.
Mr. Beane stated he was going from 64 to 78 units. In
the other pIan he was staying with the single family
as it was proposed on the other side of Maryanna.
Councilwoman Groves asked how many units would be in
the single family.
Mr. Beane stated the single family row houses would
be exactly as they were platted and,approved.
Mayor Faram called for anyone wishing to speak in
opposition to this request to please come forward.
There being no one wishing to speak, Mayor Faram
closed the public hearing.
8. Mayor Faram stated there was a petition submitted
requesting denial of ~his request, but he was
under the impression the parties had come together.
Mayor Faram asked the City Attorney if the 3/4 vote
would apply since there had been a petition.
Mr. McEntire asked if there was anyone present who
signed the petition.
There were four present.
Mr. McEntire asked if they would like to withdraw
the petition.
The petition was withdrawn.
May 11, 1981
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PUBLIC HEARING -
PZ 81-4, REQÙEST
OF CHARLES BEANE
TO REZONE LOTS 29,
66, BLOCK 42Bl,
RICHLAND TERRACE
ADDITION FROM COM-
MUNITY DEVELOPMEN~
TO MULTI-FAMILY-
QUADROPLEXES
CONSIDERATION OF
ORDINANCE FOR
PZ 81-4
ORDINANCE NO. 891
,APPROVED
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Councilman Wood moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna,
to approve PZ 8l-4, Ordinance No. 891.
Counci~an Wood stated there was a letter of agreement
from Mr. Beane, and asked if the letter should become a
part of the ordinance.
Mr. McEntire stated the letter would become a part of
the ordinance.
Motion carried 5-1; Councilwoman Groves voting against.
9. Mayor Faram opened the public hearing and called for
anyone wishing to speak in favor of this request to
please come forward.
Mr. Charles Beane, 4500 Westridge Avenue, Fort Worth
Texas, appeared before the Council.
Mr. Beane stated he was going to leave this side plat,ted
as was and use the same size buildings , row houses"
single story.
Mr. Beane stated he would like to express his appreciation
to the neighbors in being able to work with them.
Mr. Beane stated he would replace the fence between the
row houses and the existing homes.
Mayor Faram called for anyone wishing to speak in
opposition to please come forward.
Mr. ,Harold Sandol, 5008 Susan Lee Lane, appeared before
the Council.
Mr. Sandol stated he was not against the request, but would
like for the fence to be maintained by the developer.
Mayor Faram closed the .public hearing.
lO. Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded by Councilman Wood,
to approve PZ 81-16, Ordinance No. 892.
Motion carried 6-0.
- 11. Mayor Faram stated the Planning and Zoning Commission
recommended approval subject to the Engineer's letter.
Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilman Ramsey
to approve PS 81-9, subject to the Engineer's letter.
Motion carried 6-0.
May 11, 1981
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PUBLIC HEARING -
PZ 81-l6, REQUEST
OF CHARLES BEANE TO
REZONE LOTS 67-100,
BLOCK 42B2, RICHLAND
TERRACE ADDITION
FROM COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT TO
MULTI-FAMILY-ROW
HOUSES
CONSIDERATION OF
ORDINANCE FOR
PZ 81-l6
APPROVED
ORDINANCE NO. 892
PS 8l-9, REQUEST OF
CHARLES BEANE FOR
REPLAT OF LOTS 33R -
43R, BLOCK 42Bl,
RICHLAND TERRACE
ADDITION
APPROVED
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12. Mayor Faram opened the public hearing and called for
anyone wishing to speak in favor of this request to
please come forward.
Mrs. Roselyn Salling appeared before the Council.
Mrs. Salling stated she planned to have "a day care
center on this property. Mrs. Salling stated the'
building would be approximately 2,900 square feet
and 3,000 square feet of parking. The center would
be open from 6:00 a.m. until 6:30 p.m., Monday
through Friday. Mrs. Salling stated she would
erect a six foot fence around the property.
Mr. Oscar Skinner, 5428 Randol, appeared before the
Council.
Mr. Skinner stated there were YMCA offices next to,
this property and it was going commercial all around.
Mr. Skinner stated he felt the center would be
suitable for this location.
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Mayor Faram called for anyone wishing to speak in
opposition of this request to please come forward.
There being no one wishing to speak, Mayor Faram
closed the public hearing.
l3. Mayor Faram advised the Planning and Zoning Commission
had recommended approval.
Councilman Kenna moved, seconde'd by COtU1cilwoman Groves,
to approve PZ 81-9, Ordinance No. 893.
Motion carried 6-0.
14. Mayor Faram opened ,the public hearing and called for anyone
wishing to speak in favor of this request to pleas~ come
forward.
Mr. Bill Ridgway, Showbiz Pizza, appeared before 'the
Council.
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Mr. Ridgway stated they purchased the land to build
a family-type pizza eating place. Mr. Ridgway stated
they would have between 50 and 60 electronic games,
and there would be no pin-ball machines." They would
have life-size characters to put on shows.
Mr. Ridgway showed slides of the operation of an existing
Showbiz Pizza.
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PUBLIC HEARING -
PZ 81-9, REQUEST 0
MARION WEBSTER AND
ROSELYN SALLING TO
REZONE LOT 3,
BLOCK 33, NOR EAST
ADDITION FROM IF-9
TO LOCAL RETAIL
CONSIDERATION OF
ORDINANCE FOR
PZ 81-9
APPROVED
ORDINANCE NO. 893
PUBLIC HEARING -
PZ 81-10, REQUEST
BILL RIDGWAY
- (SHOWBIZ PIZZA) ,
TO REZONE A PORTION
OF TRACT l3F,
ABSTRACT 1606
FROM LOCAL RETAIL'
TO LOCAL RETAIL -
SPECIFIC USE -
SALE OF ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGES
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Mr. Ridgway stated no one under eighteen years of
age was admitted except with their parents.
Mr. Ridgway stated there would be a uniform
security guard on duty and a manager. There was
'no smoking or drinking in the game rooms.
Mr. Ridgway stated they did not have a stand-up
bar.
Mr. Ridgway stated there was competition on the
property who sold beer and wine.
Councilman Wood asked if the Specific Use permit
would be for beer and wine only.
Mr. Ridgway replied yes.
Councilman Wood asked Mr. Ridgway if he had any
statistics on the sale of food and alcoholic
beverages.
Mr. Ridgway stated the food sales would be 69%
to 74% and the alcoholic beverages 3% to 5%.
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Councilman Wood asked Mr. Ridgway if he had any
objections to the Council granting the Specific
Use Permit excluding the corner lot.
Mr. Ridgway stated he had no objections what-
so-ever.
Mayor Faram called for anyone wishing to speak
in opposition of this request to please come
forward.
There being no one wishing to speak, Mayor
Faram closed the public hearing.
Councilman Wood moved, seconded by Councilman
Hubbard, to approve PZ 81,-10, Ordinance No. 894,
with the exception of the following: per the
attached site plan to exclude Section 2, which
consists of 4l,420 square feet from the original
122,470 square feet, leaving the Specific Use
to the 81,050 square feet only. Specific Use
is non-transferable.
CONSIDERATION
OF ORDINANCE FOR
PZ 81-10
ORDINANCE 894
APPROVED
Motion carried 6-0.
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25. Mr. McEntire advised the Council Item 25 should be heard
at this time. Mr. McEntire stated this ordinance would
exempt restaurants from having to have 60% or 70% glass
fronts when they have electronic games.
CONSIDERATION OF
ORDINANCE AMENDING
ORDINANCE NO. 658
APPROVED
ORDINANCE NO. 895
Councilman Wood moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna, to
move Item 25 to this point of the meeting.
Motion carried 6-0.
Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilwoman Groves,
to approve Ordinance No. 895.
Motion carried 6-0.
16. Mayor Faram opened the public hearing and called for anyone
wishing to speak in favor of this request to please come
forward.
PUBLIC HEARING -
PZ 8l-l4, REQUEST
OF CARL STARR TO
REZONE LOT 7 ,
BLOCK 33, NOR EASi...
ADDITION FROM IF-
TO LOCAL RETAIL
Mr. Carl starr appeared before the Council.
Mr. Starr stated he owned the property at 5401 Davis
Boulevard. Mr. Starr stated he had some inquiries
about the property and all had been for local retail.
Mr. starr stated that was his reason for the request.
Councilman Wood stated that in the Planning and Zoning
minutes it was stated the building was non-conforming
and would have to be brought up to code. Also, the City
had made some changes in the Fire Code.
Mr. Starr stated there would be no problems. He had
met with the Fire Marshall and the building would be
brought up to code.
Mayor Faram called for anyone wishing to speak in
opposition of this request to please come forward.
There being no one else wishing to speak, Mayor Faram
closed the public hearing.
l7. Councilman Thomas moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna,
to approve PZ 81-14, Ordinance No. 896.
CONSIDERATION OF
ORDINANCE FOR
PZ 81-14
APPROVED
ORDINANCE NO. 896
Motion carried 6-0.
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18. Mayor Faram opened the public hearing and called for
anyone wishing to speak in favor of this request to
please come forward.
Mr. Gary Mosle,y appeared before the Council.
Mr. Mosley stated one question that came up at the
April meeting was the height of the sign. Mr. Mosley
stated the sign would be about 20 feet. There was also
a question on the lighting of the sign. Mr. Mosley
stated they did not pIan to have the sign on past mid-
night. Mr. Mosley stated another question was what
advertising might be put on the sign; the Bank of North
Texas would be controlling what was placed on the sign.
Councilman Wood asked how long the Bank had a lease on
the sign.
Mr. Mosley stated the Bank had a fifteen year lea$e and
renewable.
Councilman Kenna stated he had talked with Mr. Daniel of
the Bank about the sign and they had talked with respect
of possibly the sign basically dealing with local issues,
property and business. Councilman Kenna asked if this
would give any problems.
Mr. Mosley stated it would be a problem as far as advertis-
ing airlines and so forth. They would not be local busi-
ness. Mr. Mosley stated his intent was not to advertise
things that were not tasteful. Mr. Mosley stated limiting
the sign to local would be hard to live with because they
anticipated that at some time there might be an airline
that wanted to use the sign. Mr. Mosley stated the Bank
had the option of subing the sign out and letting an air-
line take their place for awhile.
Mayor Faram cal1ed for anyone wishing to speak in opposition
of this request to please come forward.
There being no one wishing to speak in opposition,
Mayor Faram closed the public hearing.
19. Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by COill1cilman Wood,
to approve PZ 81-5, Ordinance No. 889.
Motion carried 5-1; Councilmen Wood, Kenna, Thomas,
Hubbard and Ramsey voting for; Councilwoman Groves
voting against.
May 11, 1981
Page Seven
PUBLIC HEARING -
PZ 81-5, REQUEST
KEM ADVERTISING F
BANK OF NORTH TE
AND HUDIBURG CHEVY
TO REZONE A PORTIO
OF LOT l, BLOCK 2 ,
CARDER ADDITION
FROM COMMERCIAL -
SPECIFIC USE - SAL
OF ALCOHOLIC BEVER
AGES TO COMMERCIAL
SPECIFIC USE -
BILLBOARD.
(POSTPONED AT THE
APRIL 27,1981
MEETING)
CONSIDERATION OF
ORDINANCE FOR
PZ 81-5
APPROVED
ORDINANCE NO. 889
20. Mr. James Morgan, Attorney, appeared before the Council
on behalf of Dr. Duer.
Mr. Morgan stated PZ 81-12 was denied by the Planning and
Zoning Commission. Mr. Morgan stated Dr. Duer wanted to
build a veterinarian clinic to be located on Grapevine
Highway.
Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilwoman Groves,
to grant an appeal hearing on PZ 81-12 to be held May 18,
1981.
Motion carried 6-0.
21. Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded by Councilwoman Groves,
to approve payment to J. D. Griffith in the amount of
$87 ,435. 08.
Motion carried 6-0.
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22. Councilman Wood moved, seconded by Councilman Thomas,
to approve payment to Sharrock Electric in the amount
of $lO,438.08.
Motion carried 6-0.
23. Mr. Albin advised the Council that when the contract was
let for the water line on Rufe Snow the City had not
obtained all the right-of-way. The right-of-way has
been obtained at the present time and the stub-outs were
being added behind the curbs. That was the reason for
the change order.
Councilman Wood moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna, to
approve Change Order No~ 1.
Motion carried 6-0.
. 24. Mr. Forester stated the Council had an ordinance before
them that the Utility Department was asking for con-
sideration. Mr. Forester stated that if the Ordinance
was approved it would adjust the water and sewer rates to
cover the cost that had been passed on to the City of
North Richland Hills by the City of Fort Worth.
Mr. Forester stated it was somewhat late in being asked
for, but he had delayed in hopes that some settlement
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May 11, 1981
Page Eight
CONSIDERATION OF
APPEAL HEARING FOR
PZ 81-12
GRANTED
CONSIDERATION OF
PAYMENT TO J. D.
GRIFFITH FOR RUFE
SNOW WATER LINE IN
THE AMOUNT OF
$87,435~08
APPROVED
CONSIDERATION 0
PAYMENT TO SHARROCK
ELECTRIC FOR SIGNAL
LIGHTS IN THE
AMOUNT OF $10,438.08
APPROVED
CONSIDERATION OF
CHANGE ORDER NO.1,
RUFE SNOW WATER
LINE EXTENSION
APPROVED
CONSIDERATION OF
ORDINANCE AMENDING
THE WATER AND SEWER
RULES, REGULATIONS,
POLICIES AND PRO-
CEDURES
APPROVED
ORDINANCE NO. 89/
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could be reached between the Tarrant Còunty utility
District and the City of Arlington. An agreement
has not been reached and he felt he had waited as
long as possible. Mr. Forester stated the increases
had been passed on to the City several months ago,
the sewer increase had been passed on seven months
ago and the water three months ago.
Councilman Kenna asked at what rate the City was
falling behind as a result of inactivity if the
Council chose not to approve the ordinance.
Mr. Forester stated in the last seven months the
Sewer Department had lost approximately $10,000.00
and at the current useage approximately $11,500.00
in the Water Department.
Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna,
to approve Ordinance No. 897, effective date May 20,
1981.
Councilman Wood expressed his appreciation to Cecil
Forester on his efforts in this department.
Motion carried 6-0.
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Councilman Kenna stated the Industrial Committee had
met this date and approved the Resolution for Ohio
Sealy. The Council also needed to approve the
Resolution.
CONSIDERATION OF
RESOLUTION ON
OHIO SEALY
APPROVED
RESqLUTION NO. 81-10
81-10
Mayor Faram read the following caption of the Resolution:
RESOLUTION APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BY THE
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS INDUSTRIAL DEVELOP-
MENT CORPORATION TO ISSUE BONDS FOR SEALY
MATTRESS COMPANY OF FORT WORTH, THE BOND
RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF
SUCH BONDS, AND A GUARANTEE AGREEMENT WITH
OHIO-SEALY MATTRESS MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Councilman Wood moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna, to
approve Resolution No. 81-10.
Motion carried 6-0.
27. Mayor Faram adjourneq the meeting of May 11, 1981.
ADJOURNMENT
Dick Faram - Mayor
ATTEST:
Jeanette Moore - City Secretary
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MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
TEXAS, HELD IN THE CITY HALL, 7301
NORTHEAST LOOP 820, MAY 18, 1981,
7 : 30 P . M .
1.
Mayor Pro Tem Dave Freeman called the special meeting to order
May 18, 1981 at 7:30 p.m.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
Present:
Dave Freeman
Jim Kenna
Jim Wood
J. C. Hubbard
Jim Ramsey
Shary1 Groves
Mayor Pro Tern
ROLL CALL
Councilmen
Councilwoman
St af f :
Chuck Williams
Jeanette Moore
Dennis Horvath
Richard Albin
Margie Nash
City Manager
City Secretary
Assistant City Manager
City Engineer
Planning and Zoning Commission
Absent:
Dick Faram
Wiley Thomas
Rex McEntire
Mayor
Councilman
City Attorney
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Councilman Ramsey's son, Scott Ramsey, gave the invocation.
INVOCATION
4.
Mayor Pro Tern Freeman presented Mr. Arthur Kutcher of the
Public Works Department" with a five year pin and service
award.
PRESENTATION OF FIVE
YEAR CERTIFICATE AND
SERVICE AWARD TO
ARTHUR KUTCHER OF
THE PUBLIC WORKS
DEPARTMENT,
5.
Councilman Kenna ~oved, seconded by Councilwoman Groves, to
approve PS 81-14.
Motion carried 5-0.
PS 81-14, REQUEST OF
MM DALLAS DEVELOPMENT
CORP., FOR FINAL PLAT
OF LOT 2, BLOCK 3,
INDUSTRIAL PARK.
ADDITION
APPROVED
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Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilman Ramsey, to
approve PS 81-18.
Councilwoman Groves asked if an agreement had been reached
on the manhole in Lewis Drive.
Mr. Delbert Stembridge, , Engineer, replied yes.
Motion carried 5-0.
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Councilman Ramsey moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna, to
approve PS 81-19.
Councilwoman Groves asked if the util~ty companies had been
advised.
Motion carried 5-0.
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Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilman Ramsey,
to accept the dedication of Lewis Drive.
Councilman Wood asked if the Staff had recommended a
covenant on the construction of Lewis Drive.
Mayor Pro Tem Freeman replied yes.
Councilwoman Groves asked if the letter from Texas
Electric had been received.
Mr. Albin stated no.
Councilman Kenna made a substitute motion, seconded by
Councilman Ramsey, to approve the acceptance of Lewis
Drive subject to the letter from Texas Electric.
Substitute motion carried 5-0.
9.
Mayor Pro Tern Freeman opened the public hearing and called
for anyone wishing to speak to please come,forward.
Mr. Bob Allen, 8121 O'Dell appeared before the Council.
Mr. Allen stated that in industrial zoning there could be
manufacturing. Mr. Allen stated there were three high
schools in the area and there was already congestion.
Mr. Allen stated he felt that if this was zoned ,industrial
it would cause more congestion.
May 18, 1981
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PS 81-18, REQUEST OF
CROSS ROADS DEVELOP-
MENT CORP. FOR FINAL
PLAT OF BLOCKS 7, 8,
,AND 9, SNOW HEIGHTS
ADDITION
APPROVED
PS 81-l9, REQUEST OF
M. J. NICHOLSON FOR
REPLAT OF LOT lOR,
BIDCK 10, SMITHF IELD
ACRES ADDITION
APPROVED
CONSIDERATION OF
ACCEPTING,THE
DEDICATION OF LEWIS
DRIVE
APPROVED
PUBLIC HEARING -
PZ 81-15, REQUE~T OF
CURTIS MOORE AND
B. J. FLORIES TO
REZONE TRACT 2,
ABSTRACT 1625,
F. WOOD SURVEY AND
TRACT 3, ABSTRACT
273, J. M. CROCKETT
SURVEY FROM AGRI-
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Mr. Dick Perkins, Engineer, 210 West Sixth, Fort Worth,
appeared before the Council.
Mr. Perkins stated he representeQ Mr. Moore and Mr. Flories
concerning this proposed zoning. Mr. Perkins stated he
would like to try and answer Mr. AlIen's concerns.
Mr. Perkins stated that the reason they were asking for
industrial zoning on this property was because his clients
owned the property immediately south of the property in
question and it was presently zoned industrial. Mr.
Perkins stated they had submitted a preliminary plat to
the City Staff for review for this particular area and
there were some comments on the plat, those which they
could live with, ,but they looked further into the
development plan and were unable to come up with a
satisfactory development plan. The topography on
that side was extremely rugged. It was his clients
opinion that he needed to purchase additional property,
to the south. Mr. Perkins stated his client felt he
needed to purchase the property in order to make a
reasonable development out of the property he presently
owned.
Mr. Perkins stated his client wanted to build small
warehouses and mini-warehouses.
Mr. Perkins stated that Mr. Allen's concern about the
'traffic on Davis Boulevard, the rail service would only
be to the portion that was currently zoned industrial
and would not block traffic.
Councilman Kenna asked why planned development would
not be·better for that property since it would give the
owners an opportunity to do what he wanted and at the
same time protect the City from some commercial establish-
ments that would not be appealing to the site.
Councilman Kenna stated he had no problem with what
Mr. Perkins clients wanted but something could happen
and the property be put up for sale· and the City would
have no control over what would be built.
Mr. Perkins stated his contingency was the fact that the
topography of the entire piece of property and the one his
client currently owned did not, in his opinion, blend itself
to much more than he had planned.
Councilman Wood stated that Planning and Zoning Commission
minutes made reference to a water run-off problem.
May 18, 1981
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Mr. Perkins stated that any drainage work they did on the
property was not going to effect anyone on O'Dell street.
Councilman Wood asked Mr. Perkins how flexible his clients
would be to accepting commercial zoning, and would it hinder
the overall plan.
Mr. Perkins stated it would not hinder the current pIan, but
because·of market conditions his clients preferred industrial
zoning.
Councilman Wood asked Mr. Perkins if he would entertain com-
mercial zoning.
Mr. Perkins stated he had talked with his clients and they
preferred the property not be zoned .,cornrnercial. His sale
was subject to industrial zoning being, approved.
Mayor Pro Tem Freeman closed the public hearing.
Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilman Hubbard, to
deny PZ 81-15.
Councilman Ramsey stated the City did have a Master Plan
going and now had a request to zone some property industrial
that opened the door to almost anything; therefore, he would
have to vote in favor of the motion.
Councilman Wood stated he would ask the Council to give this
request some consideration. Councilman Wood stated he felt
the property had merit, that it had a railroad and a highway.
The property was topographically unsuited for numerous
other things. Councilman WOod stated he was not sure what
the Master Plan was going ,to come out with for this property
and to' outwardly deny it he thought was a miscarriage of 'justice.
Councilman Wood moved to table this item. Motion died for the
lack of a second.
Original motion carried 3-2; Councilmen Kenna, Ramsey and
Hubbard voting for; Councilman Wood and Councilwoman Groves
voting against.
Mayor Pro Tem Freeman stated this request had been denied by
the Planning and Zoning Commission; therefore, it would take
a three-fourths vote for approval. In the absence of the
Mayor and one Councilperson, Mayor Pro Tem Freeman stated
Mr. Morgan had the option of the Council hearing this
request tonight or postponing until a full Council was
present.
Mr. James Morgan, Attorney, appeared before the Council
representing Dr. Duer. Mr. Morgan stated because it was
very important to Dr. Duer he would like to request a
recess at this time or move this request to the end of
the agenda.
May 18, 1981
Page Four
CONSIDERATION OF
ORDINANCE FOR
PZ 81-15
DENIED
PUBLIC HEARING -
APPEAL HEARING -
PZ 81-12, REQUEST OF
DR. THOMAS DUER TO
REZONE A PORTION OF
TRACT 13E, ABSTRACT
1606, w. w. WALLAr~
SURVEY FROM LOCAL
RETAIL TO COM-
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Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna,
to move Item 11 to Item l6a.
Motion carried 5-0.
Councilman Wood moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna, to
move Item 12 to Item 16b.
Motion carried 5-0.
Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded by Councilwoman
Groves, to approve Ordinance No. 898.
Councilman Kenna stated he thoughtrthat at no cost to the
City, this would give the City a fine opportunity to
strengthen the Police Department and at the same ~ime
create public good wil1 on the streets. Regardless of
how it turned out a year from now it was certainly w~rth
trying.
Councilman Hubbard stated that for public information these
reserves would be certified by the State. Even though they
were not a police officer they would have to meet certain
requirements to be allowed to assist as a reserve officer.
Motion carried 5-0.
Mayor Pro Tem Freeman read the following bids:
Longhorn Dodge
Hudiburg Chèvrolet
Dub Shaw Ford
Jack Williams Chevrolet
Bruce Lowrie Chevrolet
$7,632.20
7 ,243.07
7 ,120.00
6 ,937 . 82
6,842.99
Mayor Pro Tern Freeman stated the low bid of Bruce ,Lowríe
did not meet specifications. The Staff recommended the
bid be awarded to Jack Williams Chevrolet.
Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilman Ramsey,
to approve the bid of Jack Williams Chevrolet.
Motion carried 5-0.
Councilman Wood stated the North Richland Hills Cable TV
Board, which was set up by Ordinançe, which awarded a
TV Franchise, had been presented to the Council. Basically
the recommendations of the Advisory Board was to accept the
Ordinance as written on a trial basis which could be modi-
fied as the need might surface. Councilman Wood stated the
primary reason for the Municipal Access Operating Rules and
Procedures was to set basic guidelines, which the Cable TV
Company could not do for the City.
May 18, 1981
Page Five
CONSIDERATION OF
ORDINANCE ESTABLISH-
ING A RESERVE POLICE
FORCE
APPROVED
ORDINANCE NO. 898
CONSIDERATION OF
BIDS FOR ONE HEAVY
DUTY HALF-TON PICK-
UP - UTILITY DEPART-
MENT
APPROVED
CONSIDERATION OF
ORDINANCE ADOPTING
MUNICIPAL AND PUBLIC
ACCESS OPERATING
RULES AND PROCEDURES
CABLE TV
APPROVED
ORDINANCE NO. 899
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Cable Company and surrounding cities said, this was the
best Ordinance anyone had seen written in the North Texas
area. Councilman Wood stated he would like to mention that
very few cities had an Ordinance or Advisory Committee to
review the way the Cable System was used.
Councilman Wood stated this was the best Ordinance the Cable
Advisory Committee could come up with and they strongly sug-
gested that the Council pass the Ordinance at this time 'and it ~.
could be revised by the Council if a problem arose.
Councilman Wood moved-, seconded by Councilman Kenna, to
approve Ordinance No. 899.
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Wood personally and on behalf of the Council because he and
the Advisory Committee had'worked very hard on the Cable.
Councilman Hubbard stated they had come up with a very
technical set of rules and regulations which the City could
live with and modify if necessary.
Councilman Ramsey stated he would like to thank Councilman
Wood also. Councilman Ramsey stated he thought the Ordinance
would be a model for the whole country and be used by the
whole country.
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Motion carried 5-0.
Mayor Pro Tern Freeman called a ten minute recess. RECESS
Mayor Pro Tern Freeman called the meeting back to order.
The ,same Staff members and Council members were present
as recorded at the beginning of the meeting and including
Councilman Thomas.
Mayor ~ro Tem Freeman opened the public hearing and
called for anyone wishing to speak in favor of this
request to please come forward.
Mr. James Morgan, Attorney, 6212 Camelot, appeared before
the Council.
Mr. Morgan stated that Dr. Duer had asked for commercial
zoning at the Planning and Zoning meeting, but commercial
zoning was not needed. They would like to change the
request to planned development to put in a veterinarian
clinic. Mr. Morgan stated there would be no outside runs.
PUBLIC HEARING -
APPEAL HEARING -
PZ 81-12, REQUEST
OF DR. DOOR TO
REZONE A PORTION OF
TRACT l3E, ABSTRACT
1606, w. W. WALLACE
SURVEY F ROM LOCAL
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Mr. Morgan stated Dr. Duer had a contract on this
property subject to zoning approval.
Mr. Morgan showed the C01IDcil pictures of the
proposed clinic.
Councilman Wood asked what type of roof would be
used.
Mr. Morgan stated the roof in the pictures showed a
shingle roof. Under the 1981 Fire Code this could not
be used. The picture was an example only.
Councilman Wood asked what the roofrwould be changed
to.
Mr. Morgan stated it would be composition.
Councilman Ramsey asked Mr. Morgan if he had said
there would be no outside runs.
Mr. Morgan replied that was correçt.
Mayor Pro Tern Freeman stated that he had a request to
speak from Mr. John Lutz and Mrs. Jerry stage.
Mr. Lutz was not present and Mrs. Stage declined.
Mrs. Gloria straser appeared before the Council.
Mrs. straser, stated she felt Dr. Duer's clinic would
be an asset to the area.
Mayor Pro Tern Freeman called for anyone wishing to speak
in opposition of this request to please come forward.
There being no one else wishing to speak, Mayor Pro Tem
Freeman closed the public hearing.
Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilman Wood, to
approve PZ 81-12, Ordinance No. 900.
CONSIDERATION OF
ORDINANCE FOR
PZ,8l-12
APPROVED-PLANNED
DEVELOPMENT
ORDINANCE NO. 900
Councilman Wood asked if the Ordinance would be changed
to Planned Development instead of Commercial.
Councilman Kenna made a substitute motion, seconded by
Councilman Wood, to approve PZ 8l-12, Ordinance No. 900
with the stipulations that the Ordinance be changed to
Planned Development; the site plans be attached to the
Ordinance; photographs be attached to the Ordinance as
quality only and the zoning be issued to Dr. Duer and
non-transferable.
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ATTEST:
Substitute motion carried 6-0.
Dr. Duer expressed his appreciation to the Council and
Staff for having helped him in this request.
Mr. George Tucker, 3905 Diamond Loch, appeared before
the Council.
Mr. Tucker presented the Council the following petition:
"We the undersigned, each being a qualified, registered voter
residing at the address set out beside our respec~ive signa-
tures, hereby petition and request the City Council of the
City of North Richlând Hil1s, Texas, to resubmit to the
qualified voters of this City, with such modifications as
the City COUI1cil may deem necessary to conform to app1.icable
law, the proposed Charter originally offered for acceptance
or rejection at the election of August 9, 1980."
The petition was signed by 117 citizens.
Mayor Pro Tern Freeman adjourned the meeting of
May 18, 1981.
May 18, 1981
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CITIZEN PRESENTATIO
ADJOURNMENT
Dave Freeman - Mayor· Pro Tern
Jeanette Moore - City Secretary
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NUMBER
ITEM
PRE COUNCIL
6:30 P.M.
ACTION TAKEN
Discussion on A enda Items
Presentation b 'Finance Director
COUNCIL
P.M.
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of Minutes of Re ular Council
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A ,oi ntmentO to
Corrmission
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Five Y8ar Certificates to Ka Griffith
and Scott Sullins - Police De artment·
Ten Year Certificate to
Uti lit De artment
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CITY OF NORTH RfCHLAND HILLS' ~
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
flJ ,~ th e Meet; ng
June 8, 1981
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ITEM
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'ACTION TAKEN
Plannin
Alan D. Arnold for Final
Block 2 Henr Addition
PS 81-29 Re uèst of
r D.V.M. for Final Plat
earview Addition
(Cecil Forester)
Cee i 1 F ores t,er )
Cecil Forester
Cecil Forester
Ceil Forester)
Pa men't' t'o' . .
Water Line
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CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
flJi~ the Meeting
June 8, 1981
tat 7:30 p.m.~ in the City Hall, 7301 N.E. Loop 820.
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ITEM
.' ACTION TAKEN
(qennis Horvath)
Consideration of Payment for Right-of-Wa
to Donald Kerr ~ Rufe Snow Drive
18, Consideration of Ordinance Calling
Charter Amendment Election
f PZ81-15
18, 1981 Meeting)
Consideration of Partie; ation on Over-
Si.zipg". of S~orm ~ew~r-. Rufe Snow Drlve
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(Chief"Gertz)
22. ';C'i,ti,zerl~Presentati on·
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
TEXAS, HELD IN THE CITY HALL, 7301
NORTHEAST LOOP 820, JUNE 8, 1981,
7 : 30 P. M.
1. Mayor Faram called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.,
June 8, 1981.
2. Present:
Dick Faram
Jim Kenna
J. C. Hubbard
Wiley Thomas
Jim Ramsey
Dave Freeman
Shary1 Groves
Staff:
Chuck Williams
Jeanette Moore
Rex McEntire
Richard Albin
Dennis Horvath
Members of the
Fire Department
Press:
Lynda Johnson
Dan O' Roark
Absent:
Jim Wood
Mayor
Councilmen
Councilwoman
City Manager
Ci ty Secretary
City Attorney
City Engineer
Assistant City Manager
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
North Richland News
Councilman
3. The invocation was given by Councilman Freeman.
Mayor Faram advised the Council that members of the Fire
Department were present to give a demonstration with the
cardiopulmonary resuscitator. Mayor Faram asked that this
item be moved to this point on the agenda.
Councilman Freeman moved, seconded by Councilwoman Groves,
to move Item 21 to this point on the agenda.
Motion carried 6-0.
21. Lt. Pat Hughes appeared before the Council.
Lt. Hughes introduced Firefighters Mickey Donnley, Mike
Rawson, Ken Cloud and EMT David Packard.
Lt. Hughes explained the working of the equipment and a
demonstration was given on the operation of the cardio-
pulmonary resuscitator.
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CALL TO ORDER
ROLL CALL
INVOCATION
DEMONSTRATION BY
FIRE DEPARTMEN1'
CARDIOPULMONARY
RESUSCITATOR
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Lt. Hughes stated the Fire Department was ve.ry happy with
the equipment and expressed th,anks to the Council for ,the
purchase of same.
4.
Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded by Council~oman Groves,
to approve the minutes of the May ll, 1981 meeting.
Motion carried 5-0; Councilman Freeman abstaining due to
absence from the meeting.
5.
Councilwoman Groves moved, seconded by Councilman Hubbard,
to approve the minutes of the special meeting May 18, 1981.
Motion carried 6-0.
6. Mayor Faram presented Kay Griffith and Scott Sullins with a
Five Year Pin and certificate.
Mr. Tommy Sears of the utility Department was not pre.sent.
7. Mayor Faram appointed Mr. J. Douglass Davis, Jr. to the parks
and Recreation Commission.
Councilman Freeman moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna,
to conf inn the Mayor's appointment 0 f Mr. 'J. Douglass
Davis, Jr. to the Park and Recre'ation Conunission.
Motion carried 6-0.
8. Mayor Faram advised the Council the Planning and Zoning
Commission had' recommended approval subject to the
Engineer's comments. All comment~ had been met.
Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilman Ramsey,
to approve PS 81-22.
Motion carried 6-0.
9. Mayor Faram advised the Council the Planning and Zoning
Commission had recommended approval with Items l, 4, 6,
9 and 10 of the Engineer's letter waived.
Councilman Freeman moved, seconded by Councilman Thomas,
to approve PS 81-23.
Motion carried 6-0.
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APPROVAL OF MINUTES
OF THE REGULAR
MEETING MAY 11, 1981
APPROVED
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
OF THE SPECIAL
MEETING MAY 18, 1981
APPROVED
PRE,SENTATION OF
SERVICE AWARDS:
FIVE YEAR CERTIFI-
CATES TO KAY GRIFFIi~:
AND SCOTT SULLINS-
POLICE DEPARTME"
TEN YEAR CERTIFI-
CATE TO TOMMY SEAR~~' '
UTILITY DEPARTMENT
APPOINTMENT TO P ARK~;,
AND RECREATION COM-
MISSION
APPROVED
PLANNING AND ZONING-
PS 81-22, REQUEST OF
ALAN D. ARNOLD FOR
FINAL PLAT OF LOT 2,
BLOCK 2, HENRY ADDI-
TION
APPROVED
PLANNING AND ZONING-
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PS 81-223, REQUEST
OF STEPHENS-OWE"
FOR FINAL PLAT O~·
LOT l, BLOCK 4,
INDUSTRIAL PARK,
3RD FILING
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10. Mayor Faram advised the Council the Planning and Zoning
COmmission had recommended approval subject to the
Engineer's comments. All, comments had been met.
Councilman Thomas moved, seconded by Councilwoman Groves,
to approve PS 8l~29.
Motion carried 6-0.
11. Mr. Forester stated that in reviewing the cost factor in
the Planning and Zoning Department the cost for materials,
postage and Engineering were ever increasing. Mr. Forester
stated the increase was needed so the City could continue
to provide the services for the people who were asking for
platting and zoning changes.
Mr. Forester stated it was his understanding of the new law
regarding replatting there was a good chance that additional
costs would be involved.
Mayor Faram stated the way he understood it the City has
been having to use tax dollars to support these services.
Mr. Forester stated that was correct.
Councilman Kenna asked what the problem was on replats.
Mr. Forester stated that state statute stated everyone
within 500 feet must be notified. The old statute was
200 feet.
Councilman ,Thomas stated that in regard to platting, when
someone had been using the property for sometime and wanted
to add on or build, the City required the property to be
platted. Councilman Thomas asked if that meant, in addi-
tion to the ot~er costs involved, they would have to pay
the City this fee also.
Mayor Faram stated they would have to go through the same
process if the property had never been. platted.
Councilman Thomas stated this request was about a 50 per-
cent increase in two years, which was another way of
raising taxes.
Mayor Faram stated he hoped this was not a profit center and
he hoped that when the calculations were made it was a cost
coverage factor so that it was not paid for with tax dollars.
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PLANNING AND ZONING-
PS 81-29, REQUEST OF
DR. THOMAS DUER,
D. V.M., FOR FINAL
PLAT OF LOT 2, BLOCK
25, CLEARVIEW ADDI-
-~ TION
APPROVED
CONSIDERATION OF
RESOLurION CONCERN~
ING FEES CHARGED FOR
PLANNING AND ZONING"
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
AND OTHER CITY
SERVICES
APPROVED
RESOLUTION NO. 81-11
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Mr. Forester stated this was not a profit-making situation.
Mr. Forester stated as an example the Planning and Zoning's
budget where t~e Engineer costs were far ~xceeding expecta-
tions. The mailing cost were going up and if the new
legislation went into effect on replatting, the City would
be required to do more.
Mayor Faram asked Mr. Forester if he was just trying to
recover the cost of these services.
Mr. Forester replied yes.
City Manager Williams advised the Council that in some of
,the surrounding cities the permit fees were less because they
employed a full-time engineer.
Councilman Thomas asked if it would cost less to employ a
full-time engineer.
Mr. Forester stated the cities that had a full-time engineer
meant they were paying for the personnel out of tax dollars.
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Councilman Thomas asked the purpose for requiring platt.ing
where property had been in use for years and was known on
the tax rolls.
Mr. Forester stated the primary purpose was to be able to
identify a piece of property when someone wanted to build
'or develop to make sure they complied with the City b~ld-
ing regulations.
Oouncilwom'an Groves asked why the fees for street dedication
were not increased.
Mr. Forester stated this rarely came up and little work was
required in the way of engineering and staff.
Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna, to
approve Resolution No. aI-II.
Motion carried 5-1; Councilmen Hubbard, Kenna, Ramsey and
Freeman and Councilwoman Groves voting for; Councilman
Thomas voting against.
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Councilwoman Groves stated she felt the fees for the
Board of Adjustment were very adjusted prices.
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alleviate a problem on Randall Drive. The sewer line
did not drain properly and it was necessary· to add a 250
foot section.
Cbuncilman Kenna asked if the present funds would. cover the
change order.
Mr. Forester replied yes.
Councilman Thomas moved, seconded by Councilwoman Groves, to
approved Change Order Number 1.
Motion carried 6-0.
13. Mr. Forester stated that in the past there had been
problems with high pressure in the Watauga area that
occurred when, the booster station. was pumping at full
capacity. Construction o,f this line would alleviate
the problem.
Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilwoman Groves,
to approve the Denton Highway extensions.
Motion carried 6-0.
14. Mr. Forester stated that bids were taken on June 3, 1981.
Eleven bidders bid the job. Mr. Forester stated he
recommended the bid of Leonard Hazel.
Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilman Hubbard,
to approve the ,bid of Leonard Hazel in the amount of
$153,760.79, work to be completed in 60 days.
Motion carried 6-0.
15. Mr. Forester stated bids were taken on this project on
May 27,1981. The bid was over the estimate but he' felt
it was a good bid. Mr. Forester stated he recommended
the bid of J. L. Bertram Construction.
Councilman Hubbard moved I seconded by Councilman Thomas,
to accept the bid of J. L. Bertram Construction in the
amount of $26,349.03.
Motion carried 6-0.
16. Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilwoman Groves,
to approve payment to J. D. Griffith Construction Company
in the amount of $39,029.22.
Motion carried 6-0.
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Page Five
CONSIDERATION OF
CHANGE ORDER #1,
BOOTH CALLOWAY
PROJECT
APPROVED
CONSIDERATION OF
DENTON HIGHWAY WATER
EXTENSIONS
APPROVED
CONSIDERATION OF
BIDS FOR PRECINCT
LINE WATER LINE
EXTENSIONS
BIDS
APPROVED
CONSIDERATION OF
BIDS FOR NORTH
HILLS SEWER SYSTEM
IMPROVEMENTS
APPROVED
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CONSIDERATION OF
PARTIAL PAYMENT TO
J. D. GRIFF ITH FOR
RUFE SNOW WATER LIN
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had agreed to apply the purchase price of the right-of-way
toward their assessment. Mr. Horvath stated Mr. Kerr wanted
the City to pay him for his right-of-way because most of
the right-of-way would be on Phase II and the City was not
sure if and when Phase II will begin.
Councilman Freeman moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna, to
purchase the right-of-way from Mr. Donald Kerr in the
amount of $10,472.88.
Motion carried 6-0.
18. City Attorney McEntire advised the Council this Item should be
postponed.
Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilman Freeman, to
postpone action on this Item indefinitely.,
Motion carried 6-0.
19. Councì~an Hubbard stated Mr. Perkins had contacted him and
advised he had additional information. Also, at the May l8,
1981 meeting COuncilman Thomas was not present and Council-
man Freeman was acting as Mayor; therefore, there were only
four members voting.
Councilman Hubbard moved to reconsider PZ 81-15 on July 13,
1981.
Councilman Freeman stated he would second the motion, but at
the meeting of May 18, 1981 the applicants were given the
option of waiting until a full Council was present.
Motion fai1~d by a vote of 3-3; Councilmen Hubbard, Thomas
and Freeman voting for; Councilmen Kenna and Ramsey and
Councilwoman Groves voting against; Mayor Faram voted
against to break the tie.
20. Mr. Horvath stated development on Industrial Park Addition
had been held up because the final plat was approved subject
to the drainage problems being solved. Mr. Horvath stated
the drainage problems Industrial Park had coincided with
Richland Enterprises drainage problems in Holiday West.
All the drainage problems were connected with the widening
of Rufe Snow Drive. Mr. Horvath stated there was a meet-
ing held with representatives of the developers of
Industrial Park, Richland Enterprises and the city.
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CONSIDERATION OF
PAYMENT OF RIGHT-OF"
WAY TO DONALD KERR-
RUFE . SNOW DRIVE
APPROVED
CONSIDERATION OF
ORDINANCE CALLING
CHARTER AMENDMENT
ELECTION
POSr,rPONED
POSSIBLE RECON~, JER
TION OF PZ 81-15
DEN¡ED
CONSIDERATION OF
PARTICIPATION ON
OVERSIZING OF STORM
SEWER-RUFE SNOW
DRIVE
APPROVED
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An agreement was worked out with the developers that the
City would construct the necessary storm drainage. The
developers would pay their pro rata share at the time of
development. Mr. Horvath stated he was asking that the
City participate in the oversizing of the storm drai~.
Mayor Faram asked if there were figures on how much, the
City's cost would be.
Mr. Horvath replied yes.
Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilman Hubbard,
to participate in the oversizing of the storm sewer on
Rufe Snow Drive.
Councilman Kenna asked the approximate cost to the City.
Mr. Gordon Swift, Engineer, appeared before the Council.
Mr. Swift gave the following breakdown on the bids:
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Total bid: $286,287.89; Clark Brothers' share: $52,504.24;
Northeast Construction: $166,235.65; City of North Richland
Hil1s: $67 ,547.99.
Mayor Faram asked the City Attorney if the City could expend
the money without first having taken bids.
Mr. McEntire stated the bids would have to be ratified.
Councilman Freeman made a substitute motion, seconded by
Councilman Ramsey, to approve the participation subject
to the City inspecting and ratifying the bids.
Motion carried 6-0.
Councilman Freeman stated he would like for Item 19 to
be reconsidered. Councilman Freeman stated his remarks
were not correct and he would not want someone to be
turned down because of his remarks.
Coilllcilman Ramsey moved, seconded by Councilman Hubbard,
to reconsider PZ 81-15 on July 13, 1981.
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Motion carried 3-3; Councilmen Hubbard, Thomas and Freeman
voting for; Councilmen Kenna and Ramsey and Councilwoman
Groves voting against; Mayor Faram voting for to break
the tie.
June 8, 1981
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RECONSIDERATION OF
ITEM 19
APPROVED
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21. This item heard at the beginning of the meeting.
22. None'
CITIZEN PRESENTA~
23. Mayor Faram adjourned the meeting of June 8, 1981.
ADJOURNMENT
Dick Fa ram. - Mayor
ATTEST:
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MINUTES OF THE EMERGENCY MEETING OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
TEXAS, HELD IN THE CITY HALL, 7301
NORTHEAST LOOP 820, JUNE 10, 1981
7:00 P.M.
1. Mayor Pro Tem Freeman called the meeting to order
June 10, 1981, at 7:00 p.m.
CALL TO ORDER
2. Present:
Dave Freeman
Jim Ramsey
J. C. Hubbard
Jim Wood
Sharyl Groves
Staff:
Charles Williams
Richard Albin
Dennis Horvath
Pat Evans
News Media
Absent:
Rex McEntire
Jeanette Moore
Jim Kenna
~iley Thomas
Dick Faram
3.
Councilman Jim Ramsey gave the invocation.
Mayor Pro Tern
ROLL CALL
Councilmen
Councilwoman
City Manager
City Engineer
Assistant City Manager
City Manager's Secretary
City Attorney
City Secretary
Councilman
Councilman
Mayor
INVOCATION
4. Councilman Ramsey moved, seconded by Councilwoman Groves,
to rati fy the bids on the Rufe Snow Drive Drainage
Program.
RATIFICATION OF BIDS
ON RUFE SNOW DRIVE
DRAINAGE PROGRAM
Motion carried 4-0.
5. Councilman Wood moved, seconded by Councilman Hubbard,
to adjourn the meeting of June 10, 1981.
Motion carried 4-0.
ADJOURNMENT
6. Councilman Wood moved, seconded by Councilman Hubbard, to
reconsider the motion for adjournment.
RECONSIDERATION OF
ADJOURNMENT
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to postpone the appointment to Board of Equalization.
Motion carried 4-0.
8. Councilman Wood moved, seconded by Councilman Hubbard,
to adjourn the meeting of June 10, 1981.
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MOTION TO POSTPONE
APPOINTMENT TO BOARD
OF EQUALIZATION.
ADJOURNMENT
Dave Freeman - Mayor Pro Tern
ATTEST:
Jeanette Moore - City Secretary
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DENTON HIGHWAY WATER SYSTEM EXTENSIONS
FROM WATAUGA ROAD TO BUNKER BLVD.
JUNE 8, 1981
1. This water line is primarily a transmission main which will serve
to improve the refill rate of the Bursey Road elevated storage tank
which presently serves mainly North Richland Hills. Chances of a
water shortage are thus reduced.
2. Watauga will realize some benefit from this line by normalized
pressures and improved distribution.
3. Construction of this transmission main will increase the pumping
capacity of the Watauga Booster Pump Station about 667,000 gallons
per day as a result of the pressure head reduction provided by
this line.
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4. The North Richland Hills City Council authorized design and con-
struction of this line in their regular meeting of February 8, 1981,
to be funded as part of the 1980 series $2.4 Million Water and
Sewer Revenue Bond program and as outlined in the IINo-Arbitrage"
certificate for this program transmitted in our letter dated
September 22, 1980.
5. The Developers of Greenfield Village in Watauga are required to
participate in this water main in the amount of approximately
$18,000 with North R;chland Hills paying for the oversizing require-
ments indicated in the Master Plan. (See our letter dated May 2, 1980,
Re: 3-896, Greenfield Village).
6. Additional pro rata can be recouped from Developers of the property
between Chapman Road and Bunker Blvd., when this area develops,
in the amount of approximately $6,800.
7. Water and sewer billing to the City of Watauga accounts for about
25% of the total water and sewer revenue for North Richland Hills.
The estimated construction cost of this proposed transmission main
is about $240,000 which is only 10% of the $2.4 million Bond program.
The remaining 90% is being spent in North Richland Hills.
8. Within the last two years Watauga has used about $200,000 of its
own Community Development Block Grant monies from HUD to improve
the water and sewer system in Watauga, which is owned and operated
by North Richland Hills.
9. Construction of this water main in Watauga by North Richland Hills
would help to demonstrate North Richland Hill·s desire to cooperate
with Watauga in a project that will be mutually beneficial to both
Cities.
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City of JXórth Richland Hills, Texas
DATE:
June 4, 1981
REF: CMM-0138-81
MEMO TO: Mayor & City Council
FROM: Chuck Williams
City Manager
SUBJECT: Friday Closing of Library
For your information, beginning on Friday, June 12, our Library will be
closed one day during the week. This will be in effect during the remainder
of June, July and August.
Several of our sister cities (Fort Worth, Grapevine, Lewisvi11e) have
been closing one day a week during the summer months, for several years.
This year we are forced to follow suit. This change is necessary primarily
due to the loss of two key people on July 1 and the training of three
new people. We are also faced with the possible loss of two additional
experienced employees.
Closing on Friday of each week will not interfere with one of our most
popular summer activities, the Children's Story Hour. The remainder of
the open hours will remain the same.
(817) 281-0041 / 7301 N.E. lOOP 820 / P. O. BOX 13305 / NORTH RICHLAND HillS, TEXAS 76118
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BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the city of North Richland Hills,
Texas, that:
Subsection a of section 5.05 of Rule 5 of the Civil Service Rules and
Regulations shall hereforth and hereafter read as follows:
.. a. Any salary rate established for an employee shall be the total
remuneration for the employee, not including reimbursement for
overtime, longevity, or other special payments authorized by the
City Council. Except as otherwise provided in this rule, no
employee shall receive pay from the City in addition to the
salary authorized under the schedules provided in the pay...·plan
for services rendered by him, either in the discharge of his
ordinary duties or any additional duties which may be imposed
upon him or which he may undertake or volunteer to perform,
except that the City Manager shall have the power and authority
to pay each employee a merit bonus as indicated by the per-
formance of duties at the sole discrétion of said City Manager."
PASSED AND APPROVED this
day of June, 1981.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
City Secretary
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY
City Attorney
The above and foregoing Ordinance was approved and recommended by the Civil
Service Co~ssion this day of , 1981.
APPROVED:
Civil Service Commission Chairman
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BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of North Richland Hills,
Texas, that:
Subsection a of Section 5.05 of Rule 5 of the Civil Service Rules and
Regulations shall hereforth and hereafter read as follows:
"a. Any salary rate established for an employee shall be the total
remuneration for the employee, not including reimbursement for
overtime, longevity, or other special payments authorized by the
City Council. Except as otherwise provided in this rule, no
employee shall receive pay from the City in addition to the
salary authorized under the schedules provided in the pay..·plan
for services rendered by him, either in the discharge of his
ordinary duties or any additional duties which may be imposed
upon him or which he may undertake or volunteer to perform,
except that the City Manager shall have the power and authority
to pay each employee a merit bonus as indicated by the per-
formance of duties at the sole discrétion of said City Manager."
PASSED AND APPROVED this
day of June, 1981.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
City Secretary
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY
City Attorney
The above and foregoing Ordinance was approved and recommended by the Civil
Service Commission this day of , 1981.
APPROVED:
Civil Service Commission Chairman
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BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the city of North Richland Hills,
Texas, that:
Subsection a of Section 5.05 of Rule 5 of the Civil Service Rules and
Regulations shall hereforth and hereafter read as follows:
"a. Any salary rate established for an employee shall be the total
remuneration for the employee, not including reimbursement for
overtime, longevity, or other special payments authorized by the
City Council. Except as otherwise provided in this rule, no
employee shall receive pay from the City in addition to the
salary authorized under the schedules provided in the pay..-plan
for services rendered by him, either in the discharge of his
ordinary duties or any additional duties which may be imposed
upon him or which he may undertake or volunteer to perform,
except that the City Manager shall have the power and authority
to pay each employee a merit bonus as indicated by the per-
formance of duties at the sole discrétion of said City Manager."
PASSED AND APPROVED this
day of June, 1981.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
City Secretary
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY
City Attorney
The above and foregoing Ordinance was approved and recommended by the Civil
Service commission this day of , 19a1.
APPROVED:
Civil Service Commission Chairman
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BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of North Richland Hills,
Texas, that:
Subsection a of Section 5.05 of Rule 5 of the Civil Service Rules and
Regulations shall hereforth and hereafter read as follows:
II a. Any salary rate established for an employee shall be the total
remuneration for the employee, not including reimbursement for
overtime, longevity, or other special payments authorized by the
City Council. Except as otherwise provided in this rule, no
employee shall receive pay from the City in addition to the
salary authorized' under the schedules provided in the pay...·plan
for services rendered by him, either in the discharge of his
ordinary duties or any additional duties which may be imposed
upon him or which he may undertake or volunteer to perform,
except that the City Manager shall have the power and authority
to pay each employee a merit bonus as indicated by the per-
formance of duties at the sole discrétion of said City Manager."
PASSED AND APPROVED this
day of June, 1981.
MAYOR
ATTEST:
City Secretary
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY
City Attorney
The above and foregoing Ordinance was approved and recommended by' the Civil
Service commission this day of , 1981.
APPROVED:
Civil Service Commission Chairman
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BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the City of North Richland Hills,
Texas, that:
Subsection a of Section 5.05 of Rule 5 of the Civil Service Rules and
Regulations shall hereforth and hereafter read as follows:
.. a. Any salary rate established for an employee shall be the total
remuneration for the employee, not including reimbursement for
overtime, longevity, or other special payments authorized by the
City Council. Except as otherwise provided in this rule, no
employee shall receive pay from the City in addition to the
salary authorized under the schedules provided in the pay...·plan
for services rendered by him, either in the discharge of his
ordinary duties or any additional duties which may be imposed
upon him or which he may undertake or volunteer to perform,
except that the City Manager shall have the power and authority
to pay each employee a merit bonus as indicated by the per-
formance of duties at the sole discrétion of said City Manager."
PASSED AND APPROVED this
day of June, 1981.
MAYOR
. ATTEST:
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city Secretary
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY
city Attorney
The above and foregoing Ordinance was approved and recommended by the Civil
Service Commission this day of , 1981.
APPROVED:
Civil Service Commission Chairman
MARVIN D. SMITH HOMES INC.C>7~O~
P.o. BOX 80286 0 SMITHFIELD, TEXAS 76180 0 498-0451 0 469-5070
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Mr. CDuck Williams
City Manager
City of North Richland Hills
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
RE: Park and Recreation Board
Chuck, due to the increased amount of time my business is demanding
of me, I am unable to give to t~e Park and Recreation Board's
activities ,the consideration and effort it deserves. Please accept
my resignation from thè Board effective immediately.
The Board's activities are an essential part of the growth of our
city and anytime I can be of assistance, please give me a call.
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SUBJECT:
Appointment to Parks and Recreation Comnission
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BACKGROUND:
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Mr. J. Douglass Davis, Jr. has agreed to serve as a member
of the Parks and Recreation Commission.: (Profile sheet attached)
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Mayor appoi n~ment to thi s Commi 5S i o.n'; Counci 1
confirmation.
BUDGETED ITEM: YES
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Address 6204 Abbott Avenue
North Richland Hills~ Texas 76118
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Phone: ,Home 281-0336
Office
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Wife's Nama Bev~ Rae Davis
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Children's Name and'Ages ~herrill Lea Geiger (32) Married & living in
NO,rth 'Richland Hiils at 7913 Clark Street. Two Grandchildren Lisa and
Kevin Geiger, if and 5 years of age
Resident 'of the Çi ty since August 1966
Previous Residence In military. stationed Lubbock & Wichita Falls, Texas
and served averse as in England , France, , Germany, . Japan & etc
Occupation Retired military officer '. , .
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Membership~# Organizations and Previous E~rience on City Commission:'
Member Smithfield Church of Christ---The American Legion---Thte Air Force
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pertin~nt illformation~-)
I have always been interested in Civiè affáirs. 'however. be~n~ in the ·
!pili tary for 2'5 years' ~I' wasuná.ble to maintain °lócal residence long enou~h·\:tÐ'
participate. While in the 'military I was a·pilot.instructor and transporta-
tion· officer. I served on many co'mmi ttées and òre:ariizational ,groups. Othet:..-
duties included squadron comrnander'ånd depot director of transportation. Durin@
on~ part of my life I owned and operated a ~rocery'store business in Houston,
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Te.x~-=-,_ I believe, No'rth Richland Hills is a beautiful city with -tremendous
4IÞ ~owth opportunities and I ~~uld likè to be a ~art of that growth in any
manner which you feel I could, be"st serve.
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PS 81-22 Final Plat åf Lot 2~ Block 2~ Henx;Y AdditiQ~
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BACKGROUND: Mr. Alan D. Arnold came in fOU-Æermit to build a met.a.L..£:t~
at the bac'k of his property.· The property' had never béen' platted. Jhjs propp-rty
is located ori,Linma Lane.
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The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval òf this final plat sub.iect
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Chairman, Carl Greenfield, at 7:38 P/M.... .
PRESENT: ,
CHAIRMAN ,Carl Greenfield/
SECRETARY Marjori e Nasty'/
MEMBERS Don Bowen .~
George 1u¿ker
. . · . Mar~nnon
COUNCILMAN :Jjm Ramsey
CITY MANAGER /,tharles Williams
CITY PLANNERS // Wayne Snyder
¡;. _ / Mi ke Monroe
DIRECTOR OG/PUBLIC
~JORKS/UT ItÍT I ES
PLANNINS/& ZONING
COORDINATOR
CLERK
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CONSIDERAT'ION OF THE MINUTES
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CONSIDERATI~THE MINUTES
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ROLL CALL
OATH OF OFFICE
NEW BUSINESS
PS 81-22
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
PLANNING· AND ZONING COMMISSION OF THE·
CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS,
MAY 28~ 1981, 7:30~~: M.
Cecil Forester
. Wanda Calvert
, Pa tri cia Hutson
Mrs. Nash moved, seconded by Mr. Bowen to
app~ove the minutes as written.
The motìon carried 4-0 with Mr. Hannon .
abstaining since he was not present at the
April 23rd meeting.
Mr. Bowen moved, seconded by Mr. Tucker, to
approve the minutes as writte~.
This motion carried 4-0 with Mr. Hannon
abstaining since he was not present at the
April 30th meeting.
Request of Alan D. Arnold for final plat of
Lot 2, Block 2, Henry Addition.
Bart Largent came forward to represent Delbert
Stembridge, Engineer, who was unable to attend.
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Mr. La~gent read a letter fróm Mr. Stembridge
dated May 26, 1981 in response to the City
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PS 81-22
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This motion was seconded by Mr. Bowen and
the motion "carried 5-0.
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Request of ' Stephens-Owen for final plat of
Lot 1~ Block 4, In~ustrial Park Addition,
3rd Filing.
Dick Perkins, 'Consulting Engïneer, came
forward to represent Stephel1.~-Owen.' He said
he had received the City Engineer's letter and
they were basically in agreement, but he would
like to go over each item. '
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Mr~ Perkins said in regards to Item #1, the
~wner of that land is not their client. He
sai-d also that the'company that owns the
unplatted area is ,~ot a development type
company. / ..
Mr. Perkins s,af"d Items 2,3, & 5, they have no
probl~m wi;h'and that Item 6 was a City Staff
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Item/6.
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Mr. Perkins said in regards to Item 9, becau,se
of the size of the tract of land, it can not
be covered with fire protection at this time.
He asked that the requirement be waived until
such time as the tract of land develops as
was done with·Ohio Sealy and M & M Development.
Regarding Item 10, Mr. Perkins showed a copy
of the City·s Master Sewer Map_ He said they
have provided sewer service to this lot and
any other lots along Browni"ng Drive. Mr.
Perkins sáid to extend the sewer beyond Rufe
Snow would bring it ,out of t~e ground.
Mr. Perkins said in regards to Item 4,
Browning Drive was not made 40 feet to be a
collector street, but to be able to carry the
industrial traffic. He said the current Master
Plan shows Industrial Park Blvd. as being the
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consulting engineer
May 26, 1981
Planning and Zoning Commission
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas
Re:
Lot 2, Block 2, Henry Addition
Final Plat
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response to Knowlton-English-Flowers letter of May 14, 1981,
offer the following comments:
The owner has no objection to signing a letter covenant
agreeing to participate in future street and drainage
improvements on Linma Lane.
The zoning classificat10n has been shown on the plat.
The proposed building line has been changed from 20 feet
to 25 feet.
If there are any questions regarding these comments, please do
not hesitate to call.
Sincerely,
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Mr. Allen Bronstad, Director of Special Projects
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort vVorth-l)allils
May 14, 1981
Planning and Zoning Commission
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Re: 3-904, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
HENRY ADDITION, LOT 2, BLOCK 2,
PS 81-22, FINAL PLAT, (GRID 157)
We have reviewed the referencedFm~terials for this subdivision and offer
the following comments:
1. You may wish to have the owner sign a letterconvenant agreement
to partici pate in future street and drainage improvments on
Linma Lane at such time that the street is rebuilt.
2. The zoning for this property should be added to the plat.
3. The proposed 20-foot building set back line may be inadequate. In
commercial zoning a 25-foot set back shall be required for residential,
duplex or apartment use. Otherwise, the set back shall be a minimum
of 30 feet from the centerline of the street.
Should you have any questions concerning the review of this subdivision,
please do not hesitate to call.
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cc: Mr. Allen Bronstad, Director of Utilities,
Mr. Cecil Forester, Director of Public Works
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consulting engineer
April 9, 1981
Hon. Mayor and City Council
City of North Rich1and Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Rich1and Hills, Texas
, Re: Henry Addition, Lot 2,
Block 2,-Final Plat,
PS 81-11
In response to Knowlton-English-Flowers review letter of March 18,
1981, to the Planning and Zoning Commission, we offer the following
co,mments:
1. The location of the existing 2-inch water line shown
on the water layout sheet was taken from existing
utility maps. The owner has since been in contact
with the city and has been informed that the water
line is not on his property, but on an adjacent tract,
and that water service to this tract is from a 6-inch
line in front of this property.'
2. Water and sewer service is already existing. The
owner requests that no pro ratas be assessed.
Sincerely,
P.E.
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cc : Mr. All.en Brons tad, Direc tor of Uti 1 i ties
3729 Flory. NorthRiçhland Hills. 76118. (817) 284-1363
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CONSlJL TING ENG INEERS í Fort vVorth..Dallas
r~arch 18, 1981
Planning & Zoning Commission
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Re: 3-904, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS~
HENRY ADDITION, LOT 2, BLOCK 2,
PRELIMINARY PLANS, PS 81-11
\\le have reviewed the referenced materials for ,this subdivision and offer
the fo 11 owi ng comtnents: I"
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1. The'construction plans show an existing 2-in,ch \~/aterline on this
property which appears to be located under the west end of the
existing structure on this lot. Although the exact location has
not been ascertained, an easement should be provided on the plat
for maintenance of the line in accordance with the City Utility
Department requirements.
2. We assume that tap fees have already been collected for connection'
to the existing 2-inch \~aterl ine and 6-inch sanitary se'tJer 1 ine
in Linma Lane, in which case pro rata payment may not be required,
unless you "/ish the Owner to participate in future \\{aterl ine
improvements at such time. that the 2-inch is replaced with a
6-inch main.
Should you have any questions concerning the review of this subdivision,
please do not hesitate to call.
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PS 81-23 Final Plat of Lot 1, Block 4, Industrial Pa'rk. Addn., 3rd Filing
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BACKGROUND: This property is located on, the west side of Rufe Snow Drive and
Browning Drive will run along the southern ,boundry.
There were several Engineer's comments regarding this plat.
Th~ Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of this plat with the
following items in the. Engineer's letter waived: !lItem 1, waived, Itel!! 4, waived,
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Item 6, waived due to the fact that it is a commercial 'area and the Public Works
Director has no objections, Item 9, waived subject to taking care of it at the time
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PS 81-23 Request of ' Stephens-Owen for final plat of
Lot 1, Block 4, Industrial Park Addition,
3rd Filing.
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PS 81-22
APPROVED
Dick Perkins, 'Consulting Engineer, came
forward to represent Stephet1~-Owen. He said
he had received the City Eng.~neer's letter a'nd
they were basically in agreement, but he would
like to go over each item. '
Mr. Perkins said in regards to Item #1, the
1)wner of that land is not their client. He
sai·d a 1 so that the company that owns the
unplatted area is not a development type
company.
Mr. Perkins said Items 2,3., & 5, they have no
problem with and that Item 6 was a City Staff
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Cecil Forester said he had no problem with
Item 6.
Mr. Perkins ~ld they have no problems with
Items 7 & 8; they' agree to the payment of the
pro rata share.
Mr. Perkins said in regards to Item 9, because'
of the size of the tract of land~ it can not
be covered with fire protection at this time.
He asked that the requirement be waived until
such time as the tract of land develops as
was done with:Ohio Sealy and M & M Development.
Regarding Item 10, Mr. Perkins showed a copy
of the City·s Master Sewer Map. He said they
have provided sewér service to this lot and
any other lots along Browning Drive. Mr.
Perkins said to extend the sewer beyond Rufe
Snow waul d bri'n'g it out of the ground.
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Mr. Perkins said in regards to Item 4,
Browning Drive was not made ~O feet to be a
collector street, but to be able to carry the
indust~ial traffic. He said the c~rrent Master
Plan shows Industrial Park Blvd. as being the
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collector street in that area. Mr. Perkins
said in 1971, it ~a~~designated to come off
Rufe Snow and down to the bridge at Loop 820.
He said he preferred it not to be designated
as a collector street because there was a
recent deannexation of some property on the
east side of Fossil Creek. Mr. Perkins said
because of this, Browning Drive will never
go across and will 'terminate at the railroad
track. He said it would never be a collector
street..
Mr. Perkins said he requests~~he Commission
approve this final plat subject to the City'
Engineer's comments with the exception of
Items 4,6~9,10, & 1.
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Mr.... Hannon asked if they would provide fire
hydrants.
Mr. Perkins said it is 300 feet along
Browning. Drive which meets the critera. He
said that in the past, it has been accepted
when the tract develóps, the fire hydrant
coverage is included in the plat.
Mr. Hannon ~sked how far the sewer service
extends on Browning Drive.
Mr. Perkins said it extends to about 325
feet of Rufe Snow Drive.
Mr. Hannon said if Lot 1, Block 4, was:
divided, could the property sti:ll be served?
Mr'. Perkins said it could be.
Mr. Hannon .said the drainage is the main
problem.
There was a discussion between Mr. Hannòn
and Mr. Perkins regarding the five year
flood drain and the 100 year flood drain.
Mr. Hannon asked what happens to the water
when it gets to the end of Browning and
Industrial.
'Mr. Perkins said they have provided four 10 ft.
inlets. designed to pick up this storm water
shed and some additional water shed.
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Manager, Dennis Horvath.
Mr. Perkins said he feld like for a five
year flood, it woul.d take of-the water.
Mr. Tucker asked Mr. Forester if he had
. any problems if thè Commission waived·
Items 9 & 10.
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Mr. Forester said he has no problems with
Items 9 & 10. He said he fe1t that they
have taken the sewer as far as they can.
Mr. Forester said he also has no problem
with Item 6.
Mr, Greenfield asked Mr. Forester about
Items 1 & 4.
Mr. Forester said ~e agreed with Mr. Perkins
on Item 1. He said he saw no. need to provide
a tentative plan that would probably be
changed in the future.
Mr. Forester said in regards to Item 4, he
does not see Browning Drive as a collector
street. ' He said he was concerned about the
drainage.
Mr. Tucker made a motion to approve PS 81-23
with the follow'ìng items in the Engineer's
letter waived: ttern #1~ waived~ Item #4, waived,
Item #6, waived due to the fact that it is a
commercial area and the Public Works Director
has no objectìons, Item #9; waived subject to
takìng care of it. at the time of the building·
permit and ,Item #10, waived~
This motion was seconded by Mr. Hannon, and
the motion carried 5-0.
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from Delbert 'Stembridge, Engineer for Mr.
Brooks. The letter was dated May 26~ 1981
which was in answer to the City Engineer's
letter of May 19, 1981.
t~r. Largent said they have no problem with
Items 1 thru 6.
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June 2, 1981
Planning & Zoning Commission
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Re: 3-897, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
INDUSTRIAL PARK ADDN.,LOT 1, BLOCK 4,
PS 81-l3, REVISED FINAL PLANS
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We have reviewed the referenced materials for this subdivision and offer
the following comments:
1. With reference to comment number 4 of our letter dated May 18, 1981,
in which we suggested that Browning Drive might be classified as
a collector street, we offer the following additional comments.
We are enclosing Table No.3, I1Guidelines For Functional Classification
of Urban Streets" from the Regional Thoroughfare Plan prepared by
NCTCOG and dated April, 1977. The criteria for determining street
classification is presented in this table. Generally, short trips
for land access and circulation are served by collector streets.
As the name implies, collector streets "collect" traffic within
residential, commercial, and industrial areas and channel it into
the arterial system. Likewise, collector streets serve to distribute
traffic through the area to its destination. If the Developer can
demonstrate to your satisfaction that Browning Drive is a local rather
than collector street then our comments regarding storm drainage
extensions should be modified to local street criteria.
2. We would refer you to our comments concerning pro rata in items 7
and 8 of our May 18 letter.
3. With reference to our comment in item no. lO.concerning sewer system
extension to the borders of this development, we would agree with
the Developer that this appears impractical since a portion of the
area west of Rufe Snow would sewer east across Rufe Snow to the
Calloway Branch watershed rather than westward to the Big Fossil
watershed. As indicated in our letter to you for PS 81-28, Snow
Heights North, Lot 1, Block 10, dated May 20, 1981, we recommended
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that the proposed 8-inch sanitary sewer in Lewis Orive be extended
westward across Rufe Snow for future service to the Calloway Branch
area not served by the proposed Browning Orive Sewer Maift.
4. The final plat should be fully executed before approval for
filing to record.
Should you have any questions concerning the review of this subdivision,
please do not hesitate to call.
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GUIDELINES FOR FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION OF URBAN STREETS
CRITERIA
URBAN FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM
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Moderate to Long
Traffic
High
Moderate to High
Service to
Activity
Center
Major Generators
and Specialized
Land Uses
Minor Generators
and Individual
Communities
System
Continui ty
Interconnects wi th
Higher System-
Intercommunity
Continuity
Interconnects with
Higher Systems-
Intercom m uni ty
Continuity
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Partial
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Service
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Normal
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5 to 15
5 to 20
Tra vel
Guidelines (%)
30 to 60
5 to 20
COLLECTOR
LOCAL
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Under 1 Mile
Under 1/2
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l\'lodera te to Light
Light
Local Areas
And
Neighborhoods
Indi vidual
Sites
Interconnects wi th
Higher Systems-
Neighborhood
Continui ty
Connects
Individual
Sites
1/8 to 1/2 Mile N .A.
Penetrate Neighborhoods
None None
Low Low
Some None
Except
in CBD
5 to 10
60 to 70
5 to 10
15 to 20
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SOURCE: DAL-WORTH TRANSPORTATION. Volume 1. No.2, April 1972 (A Newsletter
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Honorable Mayor and City Council
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Re: Industrial Park Addition
Third Filing, Lot 1, Block 4
Dear Mayor and Council:
We have received the comment letter from Mr. Richard Albin
relative to the subject subdivision, and have subsequently
met with the Planning and Zoning Commission'concerning same.
We are in agreement with comments 2, 3, 5, 7, and 8 and have
made the corrections relative to these items on the enclosed
revised plans. (3 sets of plans and 21 copies of revised
plat are attached).
The Planning and Zoning Commission has concurred with our
request to delete, or modify, the remaining comments, and we
would offer the following reasoning for your consideration
relative to the final approval of this plat and construction
plans.
Item 1 -- Our client does not own the remainder of
the contiguous unplatted area; therefore, he is
. not able to provide a tentative layout of this
area.
Item 4 -- The Director of Public Works has con-
curred with us that Browning Drive should not be
designated as a "collector street".' Therefore,
the drainage criteria outlined in this comment
would not apply to this street. We did not
oversize this street to make it a collector
street, but only because it is serving industrial
property. We outlined several other reasons to
the P & Z as to why we felt this street should not
be designated as a "collector street", and we wil!
be glad to discuss these with you at the June 8
Council meeting if necessary.
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been received from either the Police or Fire
Departments relative to street length exceeding
1,000 feet. Due to the fact that this is
industrial property, we felt that this requirement
was not applicable to this particular plat.
Item 9 -- We requested this comment to be modified
to read that fire coverage would be properly
addressed when the 6-acre site was developed.
This same arrangement has been permitted on the
Ohio-Sealy and MMD Development sites in this same
park and has worked quite well. This allows more
flexibility in the layout of the site for a
prospective buyer. Final control of this matter
is at the staff level; when the developer of the
site requests a building permit, and/or makes
on-site water, sewer, or drainage improvements.
Item 10 From the City's Sewer Master Plan you
will note that there is a major watershed divide
near the west edge of the 6-acre tract.
Therefore, it is impractical to extend the sewer
in Browning Drive east to Rufe Snow Drive. Most
of our 6-acre tract, and all property ea~t of Rufe
Snow, is in the Calloway Branch watershed, and
this property is sloping in an easterly direction.
If sewer service were extended to Rufe Snow, it
would be too shallow at that point to serve any of
that property.
Should you have any questions concerning this matter, we
will be present at your June 8 meeting to discuss it
further. We appreciate your consideration of our request
conéerning deletion of these above items.
Very truly yours,
TEAGUE NALL AND PERKINS, INC.
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CONSUL TI~G ENGINEERS / Fort Worth-t)t1I1~s
May 18, 1981
Planning & Zoning Commission
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Re: 3-897, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
INDUSTRIAL PARK ADDN., THIRD FILING,
LOT 1, BLOCK 4, PS 81-23,
FINAL PLANS, (GRID 111)
We have reviewed the referenced materials for this subdivision and offer
the following comments: r
1. You may wish to see a tentative layout of the .remainder of the
unplatted contiguous area if the Developer has not already provided
you with this information.
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3. As required by Section 1-03, D.10, of the Subdivision Ordinance,
the Engineer who performs the drainage study must affix a written
statement to the drainage plans certifying the accuracy of the
topographic map and his delineation of the drainage areas upon
which the drainage study is based.
4. The Subdivision Ordinance requires that for collector streets one
clear driving lane remain open during a five year storm and two
lanes remain open in a thoroughfare. Browning Drive, a proposed
40-föot ;street, would probably be classified as a collector.
Based on the Developer Engineer's calculations, Browning Drive will
be completely covered with water during a five year storm with the
street grades proposed. A storm drain extension in Browning Drive
eastward from Industrial Park Drive with inlets properly placed
would be required to intercept the storm water runoff in Browning
Drive before the spread exceeds the maximum width allowed by the
Subdivision Ordinance.
5. We note that the Curb and Gutter Detail on the Street Details Sheet
of the Paving Plans shows 6 or 7 inches for the curb height.
Since the drainage calculations are based on a 7-inch curb height
then the 6-inch option should be removed from this sheet.
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6. ~~e would note that the distance along Browning Drive from Industrial
Park Blvd. to Rufe Snow exceeds 1000 feet. We would refer comment
on this to the Police and Fire Departments.
7. The Developer should be required to pay his pro rata share of the
10" tap on the Rufe Snow water line along with the valve and stub-
out under Rufe Snow which will serve this development. We would
request that a 10-inch tee and gate valve be installed on the end
of the stub-out under Rufe Snow and a 10-inch stub-out ~e installed
under Browning Drive for future extension north along the west side
of Rufe Snow to avoid future pavement cuts.
8. The Developer should be required to pay his pro rata share of the
l6-inch line in Rufe Snow. ~ We would estimate pro rata at $7.75 per
linear foot based on one-half the cost of an equivalent l2-inch
line for a total length of 400.03 feet. This does not include the
cost of the stub-out described in 7 above. A,lO-inch gate valve
would cost $785.00 and the lO-inch stub-out would cost $16.00
per linear foot for a total length of approxi"mately 80 feet.
9. The full platted area has not been provided fire coverage as required
in Section VII, B.3 of the Water and Sewer Policies.
10. Section 2-03, 0, of the Subdivision Ordinance requires that all
sewer lines be extended to the borders of the subdivision for
possible future extension. Accordingly the proposed 8-inch line
in Browning Drive should be extended eastward to Rufe Snow if
future service is possible from that point.
Should you have any questions concerning the review of this plat, please
do not hesitate to call.
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cc: Mr. Allen Bronstad, Director of Development
Mr. Cecil Forrester, Director of Public Works
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BACKGROUND: Dr. Duer was granted Planne~ Unit Deve10pment on this prope~ty and this
is the plåtting of the property.
This property is located on Grapevine Hwy., just north of the piLza-Hut.
Tt:le Planning and Zoning Commissi.on recommended approval of the plat subject to the
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Engineerts comments.
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All. theEnglneer's comments have been met.
CITY COUNCIL Þ.CïION REQUIRED: Approva 1 of final pl at.
BUOGETED I TEi~1 : '{ES r,tO X
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(. PS 81-26 Mr. Hannon made the motion to ~
APPROVED PS81-26 subject tc~Rgi~éer s
4IÞ . c~~~trr-tne-exception of Item 7.
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PS 81-16 Request of Dr. Thomas Duer, 'D.V.M. for
preliminary plat of Lot 2~ Block 25~
Clearview Addition.
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Request of Dr. Thomas Duer~ D.V.M. for
final plat of Lot 2~ Block 2§, Clearview
Addition.
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Dr. Duercame forward. He said the was
currently the owner of this peice of
property and would answer thè Commission's
questi ons . .
Dr. Duer said they ·,had received the City
Engineer's comments a~d agree to them.
The Chairman said Or. Duer had an appeal
hearing by the City Council and was granted
Planned Unit Development zoning. He said
the Commission is now considering the
platting.
Mr. Tucker asked about the 3/4 inch water
line.
Mr. Duer said the line had been changed to
a one inch.
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Mr. Hannon asked why there were two surveyors'
names on, the plat.
Dr. Duer said the survey w~s done by the
previous owner of the property before it was
purchased by him and then he hired Delbert
Stembridge tp do what else'was needed.
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APPROVED
Mr. 'Bowen made a motion to approve PS 81-16
subject to the Engineer's comments.
Mrs. Nash seconded the motion and the motion
carried 5-0.
PS 81-29
APPROVED
Mr. Bowen made a motion to aþprove PS 81-29
subject to the Engineer's comments.
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the motion carried 5~O.
CONSIDERATION OF AN AMENDMENT
TO ZONING ORDINANCE #179
Amendment regarding Individual Ownership
of duplexes, etc.
The Chairman asked the Commission memb s
if they had read the proposed amendm t to
the Zoni~g Ordinante.
The Commission members said the had.
Mr. Tucker made a motion to ·ecommend to ,
the City Council for appr al of this
. amendment to the Zoning fdinance #179.
This motion was seeo äed by" Mr." Bowen and
th~,motion carried -0.
CONSIDERATION OF AN AMENDMENT
TO SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE #195
Amendment rega ing' repl ats.
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Mr. Hann said he understood this amendment
was to amply to a new state law. He said
the .bers of· the Commission have reviewed
'it d there seems to be a good deal of
c fusion as to what it means. Mr. Hannon
aid he would like to see it 'postponed and
have the City Attorney put itin layman's
language. '
Mr. Hanna,n made a motion to postpone the
amendment to the Subdivjsion Ordinance #195
subject to it being rewritt"en .in layman's
'terms and the City 'Attorney~s comments."
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carried 5-0.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting adjourned at 10:35 P. M.
CHAIRMAN PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort Worth-11allas
May 29, 1981
Planning & Zoning Commission
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76¡18
Re: 3-842, CITY OF NORTH RICH LAND HILLS,
CLEARVIE\~ ADDN., LOT 2, BLOCK 25, PS 81-29,
FINAL PLAT
We have reviewed the referenced materials for this subdivision and offer
the following comment:
The zoning (PO) for this subdivision should be shown on the final plat.
Should you have any questions concerning the review of this subdivision,
please do not hesitate to call.
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cc: Mr. Allen Bronstad, .Director of Development
Mr. Cecil Forester, Director of Public Works
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consulting engin·eer
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Planning and Zoning Commission
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Re: C1earview.Addition, Lot 2,
Block 25, Preliminary Plans
and Preliminary Plat, PS' 81-16.
In response to Knowlton-English-Flowers letter of April 13, 1981,
we offer the following comments:
1. The Developer agrees to using a six-inch sewer service line
because of the length of the service; however, the type of
business locating on this tract will use less water than an
average household and we are of the opinion that a 3/4-inch
tap will be adequate.
2. The Developer has no objection to paying his pro-rata share
of the existing water and sewer lines.
Sincerely,
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cc: Mr. Allen Bronstad, Director of Special Services
Mr. Cecil Forrester, Director of Public Works
Mr. Richard Albin, P.E., Knowlton-English-Flowers
Dr. Thomas Duer, Develo?er
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort \Vorth-Dallas
April 13, 1981
Planning and Zoning Commission
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills,·Texas 76118
Re: 3-842, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
CLEARVIE\~ ADDITION:. LOT 2~ BLOCK 25~
·PRELIMINARY PLANS, PS 81-16
\~e have revie\.,ed the referenced materials for this subdivision and offer
the following comments:
1. The preliminary water and sewer plan sheet shows proposed water and
sewer service to the triangular portion of this plat from an existing
16-inch water and 6-inch sanitary sewer. He understand that service
lines will be extended across this triangular portion down to the
rectangular portion which fronts on Grapevine Highway. Because of the
lengths of service lines required, the Developer may wish to increase
the water service tap from a 3/4-inch to a I-inch and increase the
4-inch sewer service line to a 6-incn if the grade is less than 0.84%.
2. The Developer should be required to pay his pro rata share of the
existing water and sewer lines which border the triangular portion
of this property. Ue \'lOuld estimate pro rata at $4.00 per linear
foot for the sewer and $5.50 per 1 inear foot for the \'Iater for a
total length of 125.85 feet for each line.
Should you have any questions concerning the review of this subdivision,
please do not hesitate to call.
RICHARD W. ALBIN, P.E.
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cc: r~r. Allen Bronstad, Director of Special Sérvices
Mr. Cecil Forrester, Director of Public Works
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Revision of charges levied by City of North Richland.Hills in
connection.with Planning & Zonin~ & Sub-divisions
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Planning & Zoning
BACKGROUND:
With added cost of mailing, charges and requirements pertaining to
Subdivisions and replats and plats it is necessary that our charges be raised
to defray cost.
See attached Resolution No. 79-7 for current charges for comparison.
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CITY COUNCIL ACTION REQUIRED:"
Approval of Resolution for New Charges
BUDGETED' ITEly1:
YES
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AÇCOUNT NU~1BER:
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WHEREAS, the charges levied by the City of, North Richland Hills
to defray certain cost incurred by the City in connection with Planning
and Zoning matters have not been revised in some time, 'and
WHEREAS, the cost to the City of ,North Richland Hills has risen
substantially during that time.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of North
Richland Hills that charges for the various activites shall be levied in
accordance with the fòllowing schedule:
PRELIMINARY PLAT
FINAL-PLAT
$50.00 plus $4.00 pèr acre or
$1.00 per lot
$50.00 plus $4.00 per acre or
$1.00 per lot
$50.00 plus $4.00 per acre or
$1.00 per lot
$150.00 (letters to be sent by
regular mai,l)
$50.00 for'homeowners and
$100.00 for businesses
$100.00
$50.00
$55.00 per intersection
Plats-$15.00, oversized plats-
$30.00, covenants - $5.00 per page
REPLAT
ZONING CHANGE
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT HEARING
STREET VACATION \
EASEMENT VACATION
STREET SIGNS
RECORDING FEE
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PASSED AND APPROVED this the
14th ' day of
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CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 TO THE CONTRACT WHICH WAS DATED
MAY 4
K-E-F NO. 3-318
, 1981
( O~ NER)
( CONTRACTOR)
Between
THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
AUSTIN ROAD COMPANY
BOOTH CALLOWAY ROAD PAVI NG AND ORAl NAGE IMPROVEr~ENTS
And
For
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 6 of the General Conditions of the Contract,
. this Change Order, when fully executed, shall constitute the authority to change
the work of the Project as follows:
The following estimated quantities of items already included in ~he original
proposal are added to this Contract:
ITEM NO.
55.
DESCRIPTION
UNIT
UNIT QUANTITY PRICE
COST
8" Dia. Extra Strength V.C. San.
Sewer Line, Incl. Excav., Embd.
& Backfill L.F. 250
16.00
4,000.00
13.
Type uDII HMAC, Camp. 211 Thick
for Pvmt. Replacement
S.Y. 122
2.93
357.46
In addition, the following item is added to the Contract:
59.
4' Dia. Type "A" San. Sewer
Manhole, Complete in Place
each 2
The amount of payment to the Contractor shall be adjusted by the addition of the
amount of
Do 11 a rs &
Cents (
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Contract ccxnpletion time shall be ·increased by
. days because of this change.
CONTRACTOR'S OFFER OF PROPOSED CHANGE:
By:
(Witness) or (Attest):
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ENGINEER'S RECOMMENDATION OF ACCEPTANCE:
By:
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OWNER'S ACCEPTANCE OF CHANGE:
By:
(Witness) or (Attest):
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort Worth-l)allas
May 29, 1981
Mr. Cecil Forester, Director of Public Works
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Re: 3-546, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
DENTON HIGHWAY WATER SYSTEM EXTENSION
We are enclosing under s~parate cover one set of the construction plans for
the referenced project for your review. Also enclosed is an engineer's
estimate of the construction costs for extension of the proposed 16-;nch
and 24-inch water line along Denton Highway from Watauga Road to Bunker
Blvd. This estimate does not include the water line extension along
Chapman Road in Greenfield Village from Denton Highway West to Whitley
Road.
We would strongly urge that this project be approved for construction as
soon as possible to help alleviate the high service pumping difficulties
experienced last summer in delivering water from the Watauga Booster
Pump Station to the Bursey Road Elevated Storage Tank.
Upon your approval of these plans and upon your directive we will
proceed with advertising for bids. Meanwhile we will complete the
Highway Department pennit applications, easement document and construction
contract document preparations.
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cc: Mr. Charles W. Williams, City Manager
Mr. Allen Bronstad, Director of Development
550 FIRST STATE BANK BLDG. · BËDFORD. TEXAS 76021· 817/283-6211· METRO/267-3367
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JOB NO. 3-546
DA TE: 5/29/81
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
DENTON HIGHWAY WATER SYSTEM EXTENSIONS
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NO. ·QUANT I TY PRICE
2411 Waper Pipe / 1. L.F. 1,076 $ 50.0( $ 53,800.00
16" Water Pipe 2. L.F. 2,791 22.0( 61,402.00
811 Water Pipe 3. L.F. . 10 ... 12.0 120.00
611 Water Pipe 4. L.F. 30 10. DC 300.00
24" Gate Valve W/4" By-pass & Boxes 5. EACH 1 6000.00 6,000.00
16" Gate Valve w/41t By-pass & Boxes 6. EACH 4 3900.00 15..600.00
14" TaoDino Gate Valve & Box 7. EACH 1 3000.00 3..000.00
10" Gñtp Vñlvp ~ Rnx 8. EACH 1 750.00 750.00
811 Gate Valve & Box 9. EACH 1 ... 600.00 600.00
611 Gate Valve & Box 10. EACH 6 500.00 3..000.00
D' I. Fittinas for Less than 16" Pipe 11. LB. 400 1.00 400.00
D.I. Fit+;nas for 16" & Over Pipe 12. LB. 13..600 1.00 1·3~600.00 I
R C C P'aFi tti nos 13. L.S. 1 6000.00 6~OOO.OO
Fire Hvdrants 14,. EACH 5 1350.00 6..750.00
6 '! D. I. F ; r e II v '--~ a l t ea d Pi De 15. L.F. 30 10.00 300.00
6 II Blow-off S rri 'I L & Sumo 16. EACH 2 2000.00 4,,000.00
'211 Comb Air Release Valve & Vault 17. EACH 2 750.00 1,,500.00
í:athodìr: Prûtection Test Station 18.- EACH 3 500.00 1,5ÒO.OO
Pinplinp ~"'t1 k~p'~ 19 EACH 1 50.00 50.00
30\1 Welded Steel Casinq by Bor. or Tunnelinq 20 L.F. 122 300.00 36,,600.00
40" Wel ded Steel Casinq by Bor. or Tunneling 21. L.F. 63 600.00 37,800.00
Cone. Encasement for 1611 Water Pipe 22. L.F. 55 .30.00 1,650.00
~alt Pavement Replacement 23. L.F. 83 30.00 2,490.00
cate Existinq 611 Gate Valve 24. EACH 1 200.00 200.00
R'e ûrat~ Fxi~t;na Hit Gate Valve 25. EACH 1 200.00 200.00
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Atkins Brothers
C. R. Feazell Contractor
Oscar Renda Contracting
. Regional Utilities Co.
Weatherall Construction Co.
Circle C Construction Co.
Virgil Rhodes Ditching & Excavating
L. D. Conatser
Brown & Blakney .
Leonard Hazel
Luke Turner Construction
$ 196~975.76
$ 193,601.00
$ 187,153.76
$ 172,213.47
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$ 171,173,,09
$ 166,064.06
$ 161,530.59
$ 156,867.86
$ 153,760.79
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort Worth-Dallas
June 3,. 1981
Honorabl~ Mayor and City CQunc11
Citv of ~ort~ R1chlan~ HilJs
7Jriì n.E. Loop 820
North R1chland Hills, Texas 75118
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In accordance ~ith your instrtlcthns. bids W'era t~eceived this date for
construction of the referenct-)(Í project. This' project 1ni;ludes th@
extension of (¡ 1$-1ncÌ'1 and N-inch t/awr lina frf)f¡1 Rumf1~ld/Eåan~~oad
eastward to Precinct Line P.o:t(! as.~ reWl1red to tie into th~ TR.¡\ tr~n~1ssion
f'1ain at tht} propos~d $unr'ly peint. ~!I) understðnd that construction of
the T~^ 1fn~ is on sCfledule and 7?-.l\ watÞ.r is expected to ~:Je ,'lvan~ble
this Sllr.1r\er.
TÎ'lè i ndivi 1tt~ 1 hid t..;'}bul ð t1crrs foY' th1!) rroJ~t a1'"~ ati':acl<ffi for 'lour
r~Yie\'l. As th<! tahuliltfon in¿ic~tes, hids ~;l!~r~ r~cciv~1 for (~lev~n (11)
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,:1flmtn't of' $149,735.68 for a conrl!'!tfon t;'1e of 90 cËll0.ndar r!ays lIafter
de 1 he ry r)f val v~s It t ;:,nd h,'! U~tJn:t r'1 n;!zp.1, be., 1 n thø ð;~'')ll!1t ;'}f ~ 153,750.79
for it completion time of ~O calen!~.!r 'ja~!s. This [¡iff~r'('!nc~ in th~.s~ two
~tds is $~,Q24.!1.
~!p. understand that delivery of the val ve$ t ~s stiolJl ate<1 i~ Turn~rt$ hid
coul1 delay the project hy as Much as 16 \.'le~ks. 8ase<.! on this antfc1!'att)d
dahy and the additional 90 dðy bid til':1e, ~X)rk \fo\Jld þrob<1bly not. :'e
c<nplete bufore íJccemher, 1931. On the ottwr hand!þ' Leonad Haze-lis bid
' ti;:oo of 50 days is not qualified by delivery of ru~terfil1~. Ther~fore.
Leonard Ha~e1, bðSI!Ó on his til'1o bid of 60 dt\ys, could cOll':!pl~ta thft
-cOllstruct1on before' th~ er.d of surr~}er.
On the basis of the shorter completion time bid we would recOI'ïtmend to
you that the Contratt ~ awardoo tOo Leonard Halel. 'Inc.. 1".0. rox 4~093~
1;.fataug3 t Tex~s 76143, io the øtlOUf1t' of $153.760.79 for it tot£ll tim~ hid
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cc: Mr. Charles W. WilliaMs, City ~{anager
:1,... Cecn Forester. Director of Publ fc: Works <~ THIS COpy FO~
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KNOWL TON-ENGLISH-FLOWERS, INC.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort Worth-Oallás
J:tay 28, 1981
Honorahle Mayor and City Council
C1 ty of North Ri en 1 and f·!i 11 s
7301 N.E. Loop 820
No~th flichlt1nd Hills. T~xas 7611g
R.g: 3-55(}~ CITY OF ~ORT~i PICHl~4N1) HIltS.
·J~RTU HIL[S ~AMIT~QY S-ìJr:-R Cy(:..,..~¡¡ I'JP:')A1'E~rt'Tt"
\ '+V* ~ I t' _. ..M ,,~ "I " t i'!' _ _> ...1. \... " ' ' '" \ ~ \..I J f t:... "of .3
In accordance "'lith YO!Jt fnstrtlcti':m$, bid$ ~r~ r~c~1v~d on .1~1~:f 27. 1~}81.
for construction of the ref~!rence1 projf.~ct. Tiis )ro,iect includes the
replacesnent of ðPpr-ox1m3tely 41:1 f~(~f; of art md1ting IS-inch 3,~oitarY5e\t(er
11ne, inclU{jing service trBnsfe"rs, near the Horth ~ti' 1 s lake. ~le unj~'rs,tð.Rd
that the øxtst1n~J l1n~'! hits'Je~n m~lfu"ctionir¡q for Q\1it~ 50ITJð time ÐfJd
nun¡erou5 cOi:t~1aints frOitl the local re3id~nts h~',l~ ~J€en re-gistp.r\?d at t~~ î,H:y
Hall. Thè r~~)lacBf'eot of this line sh'\)uld 311~v1ate t~'e QrQbl~m.
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Tha indiv1dtJ,,1 bid tab'Jl:t-:'i~)í15 ,!re .1ttiJch~xi for }'our r~v;e~/. 1'5 th~
tabula t fon indicates, bids wgrø r~ceiv~1 rrO,'1 four (4) Contt:tctQrs.
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The 1 CY~4 bid of 525 ~ 349. OJ was S£JtY11 tt~ hy ..1. L,. !l~r't:t"~r·' ~()ns tr't,Jct~ on Co.
for a. total tir19 of" 15,0 cal~ndar daY5 (5 ~1o~ths) ~
The second low bid of $2B.492.,37 was subr?tîtted ".Y E.H. Sh¢ihf :~ Son4i~ 1n~. for
a total t1r-t.e of 40 ~a,l andar da,ys (1. 33 ;:-tnf1t~s). Th;~ lit i 1 i t.y J~p3rt:"2~t has,
indicated that ðeC3usa ()f the urgency of thi s µro.jectt you ;!.\ilY wish t.<) cons-ider
. awarding thh project to the second low bi·:id~rt :::.H.. Sh!l~tt ~di1ce th~'y Md a
short-ær c,onstructicn time. The difference 1n the a610unt of bid for th& f'1rst
tnd s~co"d low bidders is $2~143.34.
We diScussed- this dfh..1mna with lo-Tr. Gin H.arrison, FIno is with t:,a low bid
compiny, J.l. ßf~rtr~rn. and he indicated that he w~s not ðwltfe of tn~ (iI!qr~e
of 'Jrgency of this proj~ct ~'lhen he su!.J¡."'!itted his hid foY" IS.) caltmdat- deWS.
He said tr,at he fe1t they 'c~uld do the ,job in, less than 40 days and if awar<~ed
the Contract they would P1ak~ ~very ~ffort to do so. ~. a1$o said that they
would submit a latter to this ~ff~ct 1:0 the, Cft~1 if req~i ro/J.
On the basis of the bids submitted and thð 'drhal 3.gree;J:/e:~t to perform the work
in less than 40 days, W3 would recCM'nt~e ")d to Y'}U that the Co\'\tra~t be a~4rded to
the low f)Md~r, J.L. Bertram Constrw:t1on COfl\Pð!,)Y~ i!l th~ anount of $25,349.01;
auLtÄJ,
nICHARD W. ALBIn, p.r.
4IÞ mJA/ljc
cc: Mr. Charles W. Will1ams. City ;fanager "
Mr. Ced 1 Fores tar. 01 rect~r Q f Pub 1i c ¡,¡!) r'<s 42~~ THIS COpy FOR
Mr. ^ll~n Bronstad. Director of Devdlopment
550 FIRST STATE BANK BLDG. · .BEDFORD. TEXAS 76021 · 817/283-6211. METRO/267-3367
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J. L. Bertram
Construction & E~gineering Inc.
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Concrete Paving . Underground Construction
7300 Trinity Blvd. . 817/284-3424 · Metro 589-7910
FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76118
June 2, 1981 .
Cliy 06 NoJtth R¡ehiand Hill6
N.E. Loop 820
NoJtth R¡ehiand Hill6, T e.xM 7611 8
Attn: Cha.ó. W~, Cliy ManageJt
Re: NoJtth H~ SaYÚ.:taJttj SewelL ImpJt6vemen:t6
Vea.Jt MIl.. W~:
MIl.. PvLehaJtd Alb'¿n 06 Knowlio n - E ngfu h - F loweJt,6 , I nc.. hM in. n oJuned me
06 the p1Lu~'¿ng need 60ft ~he above Jte6 eJteneed p1l.0 j ect:. to be c.ompleted
expecLU:,¿oU6ly.
1 would antieipate ~hat J.L. BERTRAY CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERING, INC.
would begin WOIth. w,{,:tJú.Yl ten datj~ 06 aJAJalLd 06 a woltk oJtdeJt and
c.omple;te the pJto j eet wLtlún 40 wOJc.~Yl.g day.6.
,We aJte looung 60llWaJtd to woJtf2.lng wlih you.
Y oliJth tJu4tJ,
J~;;~RAM CONSTRUCTI~N & ENGINEERING, INC.
B.R. HaJlJÚ.6on
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KNOWL TON-ENGLISH-FLOWERS, INC.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort Worth-Dallas
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June 2~ 1981
Honorable M~or and City Council
City of North R1chland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Re: 3-543. CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HIllS..
RUFE SNOW WATER LINE EXTENSIONS
CONTRACTOR'S PARTIAL PAY ESTIMATE NO. 3
Enclosed is one copy of Contractor's Partial Pay Estimate Nó. 3,
dated June 2. 1981. made payable to J.D. Griffith Construction Co.~, Inc..
in the amount of $39,029.22, for materials furnished and work perfonned'
on the referenced project as of May 29; 1981.
The quantities and condition of the project have been verified on-site
.. by your representative, Bill Rutledge, as indicated by signature on the
estimate, and we have checked the item extensions and additions.
We recommend that this payment in amount of $39,029.22. be made to
J.D. Griffith at Rt. l~ Box 151A~ Keller, Texas 76248.
Along w1·th a copy of this letter7 the Contractor is being furnished a.
blank estimate fonm for preparing next month's estimate.
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cc: Mr. Cecil Forester, Director of Public Works
J. D. Griffith Construction Co., Inc.
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ORDINANCE NO.
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AN ORDINANCE CALLING AN ELECTION AUGUST 9,1981, FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING
PROPOSED NORTH RICHLAND HILLS CHARTER AMENDMENTS.
WHEREAS, the City Council is of the opinion that the proposed Charter
amendments herein submitted merit the consideration of the
citizens of North Richland Hills:
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
TEXAS:
SECTION 1. An election is hereby called for August 9, 1981, at City Hall
for voter precincts 72, 41, 215, 140, 214, 196, and.209 between
the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. The following shall serve
as Judge and Alternate Judge:
Judge -
Alternate Judge -
Absentee voting by personal appearance shall commence on
July 16, 1981, at 8:00 o'clock a.m.,and shall continue through
August 5, 1981, at 5:00 p.m. Such absentee voting shall take
place in the office of the City Secretary ,in the City Hall
by paper ballot. The election is to be conducted in accordance
with the election laws of the State of Texas, and voting machines
or paper ballots are hereby adopted as the method of voting as
such election.,
e SECTION 2. Notice of the election shall be given by publishing this ordinance
on the same day in each of two successive weeks,. the date of the
first publication to be not less than fourteen (14) days prior
to the date set for said election all as provided by Article 1170"
V.A.T.S. The election shall be for the purpose of adopting or
not adopting the proposed Charter amendments.
SECTION 3. The ballot shall submit the following with provisions for voting
"for the proposed amendments" or lIagainst the proposed amendmentsu.
SECTION 4. The proposed Charter amendments receiving an affirmative majority
of the votes cast in such election shall become effective
immediately as the City of North Richland Hills Charter.
PASSED AND APPROVED THIS
DAY OF
, 1981 .
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Dick Faram - Mayor
ATTEST:
Jeanette Moore - City Secretary
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APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY:
Rex McEntire - City Attorney
DATE:
6-3-81
SUBJECT:
Rufe Snow Drive
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DEPARTMENT:' Assi stant Ci ty Manager
BACKGROUND: Background information is incomplete at this time. This item
regards storm sewer system required in conjunction with;the Rufe Snow ·project.
The ~evelopers have received bids for completion of Holiday West Section A
and ~orth Richland Hills Industrial Park stor~sewers. Upon your~~pprov~l
of our participation in the up-sizing of this system, which is required for
Rufe Snow drainage, Allen Hamm has agreed to iüJ1\_1l required right-af-way. ,
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Deta,iled information will be avai)able Monday ni~ht.
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CITY COUNCIL ACTION REQUIRED:
Approve participation of City in up-.sizing
storm dra ins..
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BUDGETED ITEM: YES
N/A NO
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ACCOUNT NUMBER:
Rufe Snpw Bond, Money
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To see Maps with Agenda:
Please contact City
Secretary's Office /
Municipal Records