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Home My WebLink AboutCC 1980-03-24 Agendas COUNCIL AGENDA MARCH 24, 1980 CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS CITY COUNCIL AGENDA :-"or the Meeting March 24, 1980 _'liÁ-;' ....R ITE~A ."'h);'¡::::Jt. :'1 , at 7:00 p.m., in the City Hall, 7301 N.E. Loop 820. ACTION TAKEN 1. 2. ~~1. Call to Order LL..f__ Ro 11 Ca 11 ------ ~~~- Invocation l2~ Appròval of Minutes of 3-10~80 Meetin __..._1 ~ .-- 5. '-,'.-'- ..................~...--- '*.........'...-...........,.,...'..........~........-......-- e - 6. Consideration & A rova1 of Ordinance for PZ 80-5 ..............,.....-~~_....."....._...-.. -- -..-_.--~-----.... ..-- ...,.......................~-....r~_-_ ......~___Þ'- --------.._~. ;V 8. Consideration & A royal of Ordinance for PZ 80~6 -,~- ~~" A roval of 1979 Audit 10. Consideration & Approval uf Request from Finance De artment to urchase NCR Model 2140~2000 Ser-es Cash Reoister in the amount of 1 878.00 ~;;~tonsideratiõn & A roval of Trinit ..a~-t~µJver Authority (LR.A.) Contract Bond __ ,.r'-___._.l.._._ __ 1f.,~,... _~ COÐ2ideratio,.n ~ Approval of Re uest f ____~+J Ç.~ë!!'J~~~y.nolds r~rding Zoning on ____ '-.J Lot 6 & 7 Block B, Richland Oaks Addition Funds to co e fr Heav¥ Equipment vL" Q!.Ul.~1312.._~__ ~.._~~~ ..................~ -"" ~"""',,-..p,.,...~.~..........-..-...,. ,.,........--.-............. ~_.... .-.....--:0" -I ..............-~~__~.-....a-............ -"J·$~.~==tGonsideration & A . roval of Reuest of ...--.-1-' Jame~ Griffin for a Franchise, Ordinance ~ to plck up wet garbage at Lu~ 's Romana .. ·_--l-eã-fetëri a -.~".~-~. =~'~-~l- 14..! Çonsideration & A ~.~~rpÕlj_ce Officer III Cor oral - Sa 1 a r _ _._______1______ t~· _ 'I.Corl?iº-~ration & AfiTroval - Sa]ary ~'~Adjustment for Pu ic Safet Dis atcher .___. /;-~~~=Eons_iderª-t-fcn. & Approva; to - apply.· for' tfJ~·. ZJ --.---¡-7:....·--j---~ . .~---_..__..tf'C.~.!1t !o.r Funstj!!.9-.for MotorgCLEL~M~j:.Y-t---:-~_~__-_'.:-_'-._____~7~__-._--_'__ EducatlOn Program__ __ ~/-'~__ r..1-..i-1"t\..F~'¿~~ ,..---..-.-.. -.........:............-........-.........-.--.. a t i o..llilLC.lliu:t__&w.-_ "'~-~....... CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS CITY COUNCIL AGENDA FIJr the Meeting March 24, 1980 .-t· at 7:00 p.m. t in the City Hall, 7301 N.E. loop 820. -- ~lUMt3ER ITEM ACTION TAKEN /1 A f..p ¿A.A !W'J "'. f - _ c"_'"'" --- Consideration & Aooroval of Payment to Uni'versal Tank & Iron Works" Inc. for' 2.0 MG Elevated Storaqe Tank (Bursev Road) - Estimate No. 7 .in the amount of $18,105.30 __17 ~ / -ll -- 18. Consideration & Approval of Ordi'nance Amendinq Ordinance No, 179 (Zonina J Ordinance) ~ Bowlìnq Alleys & Skati'na /'< Rinks ,A .~ ;/ j~J ~kA--.þ'. J 2 c ' - -- 19. l Ratification of Action taken at 3-10-80 / Council Meetinq on PS 79-69 - Holiday _ ..j North, Section 7 - Donald £, Pentecost & Omar Harve.y '-7 r - ¿ í .. 'tfl Á~<rd ~20. ~ Consideration & Approval of Payment to City of Richland Hills for R;qht-of-Wav Map on Glenvie~1 Drive in the amount of $2,642.84 /'\ ~ ,to/ fi A~.~J \../ ' - - _.-.................. ;2'1. Consideration & Approval of Resolution J between Cit.y of North Richland Hills and '\ l Mobll Pipe Line Company for .reimbursement -.--- \.f for cost of casinQ qas & oil lines - Booth Calloway Road. Funds in the ¡UfI()[H)[ of $10 lnn will be taken from BDnd Mon;~s J'J ¿A/\ ~ \/"v-¡ fIi'.. _ I ^ 15-':= ~ ---2'2:--- Adj 0 urnment ...._ .........._.,1....- I . "'.4/Þ,,_.. _. _,_____.t )V f'~ Á J'" . 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Mayor Faram called the meeting to order March 10, 1980, at 7:00 p.m. CALL TO ORDER 2. Present; Dick Faram Denver f·1i 11 s Jim ~Jood John ~·1i chener Sid Cavanaugh Jim Cato Dave Freeman Lena r~ae Reeder ~1ayor ROLL CALL Councilmen Counci 1 \^Joman STAFF: Tom Paul Jeanette ~1oore Richard Albin Jim Anderson r~argi e Nash JoAnn ~!i 11 i ams Ci ty r~1anager City Secretary City Engineer Director Public Works Planning & Zoning Member Board of Adjustment Member e ABSENT: Rex t·1cEntire City Attorney 3. The invocation was given by Mayor Faram. INVOC.l\TION 4. Counci lman Freeman nloved, seconded b.y Councfl woman Reeder, to approve the minutes of the February 11,1980, meeting. APPROVAL OF MINUTES of 2-11-80 MINUTES APPROVED AS CORRËCTED Councilman Wood stated that on page five, item 11, the word approved in the caption should be postponed. Motion to approve as corrected carried by a vote of 5- 0 ; Co u n c i 1 f!l e n ~1·i 11 5 and ~! 00 dab 5 t å i n i n 9 due to . absence from the meeting. 5. Councilman Wood moved, seconded by Councilman Mills, to approve the minutes of the February 25, 1980, meeting. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF 2-25-80 fviEETING APPROVED -----...- Motion carried 5-0; Councilmen t1ichener and Cavanaugh abstaining due to absence at the meeting. RESOLUTION NO. 80-8 CONSIDERATION AND APPROV.AL Of CERTI.- FYING THE NUrtiBER OF BALLOTS FOR EACH VOTING PRECINCT FOR THE CITY COUNCIL ELECTION OF NORTH RICHLr\NO HILLS TO BE HELD APRIL 5, 1980 RESOLÜïl ON .. tJO. 8-0-8 6. Councilman Wood moved, seconded by Councilman Cato, to approve Resolution ~!Oe 8-08, being as follows: e· \~HEREAS, the City of Nort.h Richland Hills \vill hold its general City' Election on April 5, 1980; and ....-.--------..---....--...--.- WHEREAS, the official absentee paper ballots have been counted and sealed up with instruction cards, pol' list, tally sheets, distance markers, returning blanks, stationery and a certified list of voters and the number of each endorsed on the package. NOW, THEREFORE, be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of North Richland Hills, that; 1 . March 10, 198'·2~ P.age 2 The Council finds that the above has been accomplished and so certifies. 2. The number of ballots for each voting precinct and the range of serial numbers on these ballots are as follows: PRECINCT Nur~BER 41 49 63 72 140 159 191 196 209 214 215 RANGE -- 1· - 20 21 - 30 31 - 40 41 - 50 51 - 70 71 - 80 81 - 90 91 - 100 101 - 110 111 - 120 121 - 130 3. This resolution shall be entered as a part of the minutes of this meeting. PASSED AND APPROVED at a regular meeting of the City Council this 10th day of March 1980. Motion to approve carried 7-0. 7. Mayor Faram asked if this ordinance had been approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission_ Ci ty r·1anager Paul rep 1 i ed it had been approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission. Counc·¡ 1 man ~1i 11 S fTloved!l secon ded b.y Coune i 1 ma.n Hood, to approve Ordinance No. 804. Motion carried 7-0. CONSIDERATION AND APP.ROVAL OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 179 - ZONING ORDINANCE MIXED BEVERAGES ,l\PPROVED ORDINANCE NO. 804 4 ~1arch 10, 1980 P.age 3 e Councilman Freeman asked if the ordinance just passed would clear up the loop hole in this particular item. PZ 80-3, REQUEST OF THO~~AS JOHNSON: BIG TOM'S BAR-B-Q TO REZONE A PORTION OF BLOCK 2, RICHFIELD PLACE cor~MERCIAL DIVISION, FROM LOCAL RETAIL TO LOCAL RETAIL-SPECIFIC U5E- SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES APPROVED ·ORDINANCE NO. 805 8. Councilman Freeman moved, seconded by Councilman Wood, to approve Ordinance No. 805. Councilman Freeman asked to be brought up to date on this case. Mayor Faram stated the Council wanted the owner's çonsent on audi ts and the O\vner di d not actually want to sell mixed beverages, he wanted to sell beer. on ly . Mayor Faram replied hopefully. - Mr. Anderson stated he did not want to mislead the Council, but the reason this case was postponed was because there \'Jas some qu'estion regarding if it was possible to limit the request to beer sales. Also, there was some question as to whether provisions can be made for the permit to be nontransferable to a subsequent owner and agreement on the applicant agreeing to the audit procedures that were specified in the ordinance just passed. Mr. Anderson stated the City Attorney had advised him, after consulting the State Law on the subject, there was no way the mixed beverage could be separated from beer. Under State Law, beer is considered a mixed drink when sold on prèmise. Mr. Anderson stated the ordinance would read mixed beverages, which meant that Big Tom's could sell mixed beverages. Councilman Mills asked if it would be possible for the Council, in addition to linriting the permit to Mr. Johnson, if the permit could be limited to the legal description of the property. Councilman Cato stated it was already limited by metes and bounds description in the ordinance. Councilman Freeman withdrew his motion. Councilman Wood w-j thdre\\f his second. e r1arch 10, 1980 Page 4 Councilman Freeman moved, seconded by Councilman Wood, the approve PZ 80-3, Ordinance No. 805 granting Mr. Thomas Johnson a Specific Use Permit to sell alcoholic beverages, with the stipulation that the ordinance be tied to Mr. Thomas Johnson, Big Tom's Bar-B-Q and nontransferable. Motion carried 6-1; Councilmen Cato, Freeman, Wood, Michener, Mills and Cavanaugh, voting for; Councilwoman Reeder voting against. 9. Councilman Wood moved, seconded by Councilmàn Michener, to approve PS 80-6. Councilman Cato asked if the 60 foot right-of-way was compatible with the widening of Davis Boulevard. PS 80-6, REQUEST OF LEE BONHAM & JACK ROSEBERRY FOR REPLAT OF LOT 2, BLOCK 19, CLEARVIEW ADDITION APPROVED City Engineer Albin stated he could not answer that quest-ion. Mr. Anderson stated the right-of-way amounted to 120 feet and was adequate.. Motion to approve carried 7-0. 10. City Manager Tom Paul stated the policy would cost $5,588.00 and $5,200.00 had been budgeted. Councilman Michener moved, seconded by Councilman Cavanaugh, to increase the coverage to $2 ,000 ~o.aQ~·o~o at a cost of $7,823.00 with $2)500 deductible. CONSIDERATION AND APPROVAL OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS LIABILITV INSURANCE APPROVED Motion carried 7-0. 11. Mayor Faram stated this would be an ordinance approving the Mechanical Code for the City, not amending. The City did not have a Mechanical Code at the present time. Councilman r1ills moved, seconded b}' Councilman Wood, to approve Ordinance No. 806: Mechanical Code for the City of North Richland Hills. CONSIDERATION AND APPROVAL OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE MECHANICAL CODE FOR THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS APPROVED ORDINANCE NO. 806 Motion carried 7-0. 12. Councilman Cavanaugh filoved, seconded by Councilman Mills, to approve payment to Walker Construction Company in the amount of $40,370.00. Councilman Cato asked if the figures on the cover sheet had been checked with Stan Gertz and the Finance Department. CONSIDERATION AND APPROVAL OF PAYMENT TO WALKER CONSTRUCTIO~ COMPANY IN THE AMOUNT OF $40,370.00 FOR CENTRAL FIRE STATION APPROVED Mro Paul replied yes. Motion to approve carried 7-0. ~ 41. Mayor Faram asked for a motion to move item 16a after _ item 12. 1 f)a. Coune i 1 man Ca to moved, seconded by Counc i 1 wor:lan Reeder, to move item 16a to this point of the agenda. Motion carried 7-0. Mrs. Nancy Strauser, 7525 Circle Drive, appeared before the Council. Mrs. Strauser stated she was here to ask the Council to take into consideration the property, Tract lAl belonging to Donald E. Pentecost and Tract 2F belonging to Omar Harvey, W. W. Wallace Survey that the City on its own motion send it to the Planning & Zoning Commission. Mrs. Strauser stated she would like for the Council to consider the fact that the property should be rezoned because of the inappropriate zoning that was done when it was first zoned. Mrs. Strauser stated that at this time there were no homes in the surrounding area and since that time both areas on the east and west had been developed into single family homes. Mrs. Strauser stated the fact that it was a flood plain, and the city had taken the case to court and won a legal battle proving the fact that the property was inappropriate for the plat that was proposed. e Mayor Faram asked r1rs. Strauser if her request was for the Council to initiate zoning for those two parcels of property, to what type of zoning. r~rs. Strauser replied to rezone the property to IF-9-l5 ~Jould be equivalent to the homes in the neighborhood. Councilman Cavanaugh asked if this request had been before the Planning & Zoning Commission. .Mrs. Strauser stated no. The request had 'to go before the Council before it could go to Planning & Zoning. Councilman Cavanaugh asked Mrs. Strauser if she was asking the Council to initiate the zoning. Mrs. Strauser replied yes. Counciltnan r"¡'ills asked if the City Staff had researched this request enough to see if the Council had the authority to do this. Mrs. Strauser stated she had tðlked to the City Attorney and he told her that the City Council, on its own motion could senditto the Planning& Zoning Commission. e ~iarch 10, 1980 Page 5 CONSIDERt\TION OF REQUEST FOR THE CITY TO REZONE PROPERTY Mayor Faram stated Councilman Michener had researched this request and he would ask Councilman Michener for legal advice at this time. Councilman Michener stated the City Council had the authority to pass zoning and to approve it. Councilman Michener stated there had been cases in the past where City Councils had tried to have what was called retroactive zoning, retroactive zoning could cause what is called financial set backs to property OVJners. CouncillTlan Michener stated that if the Council could declare the residential area ~retàfl. only and that the residents were in nonconforming use would make all of them angry. Councilman Michener stated the Constitution of the State of Texas protects the citizens from the city going in and changing the zoning. Councilman Michener stated there had been cases where the City Council initiated the rezoning, there had been cases where they did not begin that initiation until the building permit was applied for and did not begin it until after the suit was filed~ Councilman Michener stated he was not trying to forecast victory for the city necessarily in the event there was a lawsuit. Councilman Michener stated his recommendation to the Council would be to initiate the rezoning process. Councilman Cato asked Councilman Michener if his research indicated any possible basis for Council initiation of the rezoning. Councilman Michener stated the criteria was for the Council not to be arbitrary or capr'icious. The Council should consider the general welfare, the public welfare, health and safety of the people in the area. Mayor Faram asked if the property owner was present and did he wish to speak. No one responded. Councilman Michener moved, seconded by Councilman Cavanaugh, to' initiåte the rezoning on the, sub.je_ct' p.rop.erty., tö single' family residential, IF-9-ì5 and-the City r~anager be -,' instructed to-so notify th,e Planni,ng &Zon.ing €ommi,ssi on -., änd the property owners· and to go'tllrougrl ,the. "normal ~ . _,:, procedures to have' the' property considered for tezon;·ng. Councilman Freeman asked if there was â lawsuit from the property owners who say they were damaged, what kind of liability would there be on the Council IS part. Councilman Michener stated the damage the property owners would suffer would be the difference in the value of the property as it is presently zoned as opposed to how it would be rezoned. ~1arch 10, 1980 ,Page 6 ~ e Councilman Cavanaugh asked the City Manager if the landowner was notified òf the meeting. Mr. Paul stated it was his understanding the landowner was notified. Mr. Anderson stated the landowner was not notified. Mayor Faram" stated there needed to be an explanation as to why this item appeared on the agenda. Mayor Faram stated it came to his attention about 8:30 p.m. Ffiday night. It had been requested to be placed on the agenda and was left off the original. Mayor Faram stated he understood some of the Countil members got this addition to the agenda as late as 1:30 a.m. Saturday morning. Mayor Faram stated it was not his duty to make up the agenda, but felt that everyone had a right to petition his government. Mayor Faram stated he would at this time ask the City Manager to explain what had happened, number one, and number two, if the time constraint in 'gètti'nª" the amended a~enda out was met so that action could be taken tonight. e Mr. Paul stated he was out of town earlier in the week because of illness in the family when Mrs. Strauser brought the petition to city hall so she decided to wait until 'he got back to give it to him. Mr. Paul stated Mrs. Strauser gave him the petition and in the past in cities where he has worked before there had been a probTem with petitions on whether they were legal or not. Mr. Paul stated he did what he normally would do, go through a procedure of checking a few sign~tures off each page. Mr. Paul stated he wrote Mrs. Strauser a letter saying this would be done and it would not be on the agenda until it was checked. Mrs. Strauser called about 5:00 p.m. and asked that the 'petition be reinstated. Mr. Paul stated that at that time he felt he should not put it back on the agenda. Later on that night a number of the Council had asked that the petition be put on the. agenda. Mr. Paul stated the Mayor contacted him and he went to city hall and put the procedures together, put a notice on the board, called the newspapers and also put a notice ón Mrs. Strauser's door. Mr. Paul stated maybe it was bad judgement on his part for not puttina it on the aaenda. but thought it was proper for him to check the signatures. e Mayor Faram stätëd to clear up any misunderstandings for the future, anyone who sends in a letter to appear before the Council has the right todo so. Mayor Faram stated this petition did not need to be checked for signatures or any validation thereof. March 10, 1980 Page 7 t1arch 10, 1980 P.age 8 Councilman Cato stated he would recommend, since there was some question as the legitimacy òf the 72 hour notice, that this item be placed again on the next Council meeting agenda to be reaffirmed just to insure the legality of the action the Council was taking tonight. Motion to approve carried 7-0. Mayor Faram cal:led a ten minute recess. RECESS Mayor Faram called the meeting back to order. The same Staff and Council members were present as recorded at the beginning of the meeting with the exception of Councilman Cato. 13. Officer Ron McKinney appeared before the Council. CONSIDERATION AND APPROVAL OF POLICE Officer McKinney stated the changes they were requesting DEPARTr1ENT on the current organizational chart was moving' ORGANIZATION CHART the lieutenant position on the existing chart to the APPROVED patrol area and also request the Council's approval of creating four new slots of corporal as shown on the new organizati onal chart. Officer r~1cKinney stated the patrol division budget could absorb the extra four personnel without requesting additional funds. Officer McKinney stated there was about $8,000.00 surplus in the patrol division budget. Officer McKinney stated the most it \Alould cost to create these neh' positions from novl to the end of this budget year, depending on those that would get the promotion, based on their current salary, would be about $2,000.00. Officer McKinney stated it could be as low as $720.00. The corporal rank would be equivalent to a Police Officer III which was currently the detective rank. Officer McKinney stated he requested the payscale for the new corporal rank be equal to the detective rank. Councilman Cato now present. Mayor Faram asked if ·this request had gone b~fore the Civil Service Commission. Officer McKinney replied yes. Mayor Faram asked what the Civil Service Commission's recommendation was. Officer McKinney stated the Commission recommended approval. Mayor Faram asked for the City Manager's recommendation. Mr. Paul stated he also recommended approval. ~. e Councilman Mills asked Mr. McKinney if when he was referring to additional spaces, he was talking about a change in organization structure, but not new people being brought on board. Officer McKinney replied that was correct. Councilman Mills asked if the additional cost he 'was referring to would be the pay raises that would be involved for the people being promoted. Officer McKinney stated that was correct. In a 12 month period there would be about six weeks out of the year when each shift would be without a sergeant and a senior patrol officer on duty would be the supervisor for that shift during the absence of the sergeant. Officer McKinney stated that during this time the salary of the police officer had to be adjusted to that of a sergeant. Councilman Cato stated Officer McKinney had mentioned changing the lieutenant fram the existing structure over to what was sh~~n on the new chart. Councilman Cato stated he did not see any change. ,e Officer McKinney stated the current organizational chart showed the lieutenant position as though the lieutenant was in th~ chain of command for both Services and the C.I.D. Division and in essence it had not been that way for about a year. Councilman Cato asked if the lll-A and 110-A positions had been approved by Civil Service and if that was the numbers assigned them. Officer McKinney replied yes. Councilman Cato asked if there \'lould be a salar'y increase to go along \vith the promotions. Officer McKinney replied yes. The current salary scale for the police officer III-detective, v.¡hich is the rank he wants to make the corporal is $1198.00 a month. The police officer II, which would be the ones eligible to take the promotional exam to corporal, of the police officer II's in the department, the pay scale now runs from $1,025.00 to $1,168.00. Officer McKinney stated there were currently two officers on an eligibility list for detective, those t~/O vJould automatically get the promotion, if approved. e rt1a r c h 1 0 , 1980 Page 9 Councilman Cato asked if the Civil Service rule that stated any promotion must be accompanied by at least a 20% increase in salary had been applied. Officer McKinney stated he was not aware of the rule. Officer McKinney stated that when this request was brought before the Commission the request was for the salary scale of corporal be equal to the detective. Councilman Cato asked that his question be deferred until a Rule and Regulation Book could be checked. Councilman Wood asked if the job descriptions and job specifications had been written for corporal and had they been approved by the Civil Service Commission. Officer McKinney replied yes~ Councilman Cato stated he could not f-ind the Civi 1 Service Rule pertaining to the salary increase and recommended that should this request pass tonight before any official action takes place the Civil Service Secretary be contacted to ascertain the minimum salary increase for a prornotion. Councilman Mills moved, seconded by Councilwoman Reeder, to app~ove the Police Department Organizational Chart, salary to be established and approved at a later meeting of the Council. r·1otion carried 7-0. 14~ Councilman Freeman moved, seconded by Councilman Mills, to approve the contract with North Texas Commission to be paid from the Hotel/Motel Tax and subject to the approval of the Industrial Committee. Councilman Cato asked the amount of the contract. Mayor Faram replied $2,000.00. Councilman Mills asked that the North Texas Representatives call t.he Industrial Comm'ittee for a meeting. Councilman Wood stated he would like to direct the Staff to make arrangements for a meeting between the Industrial Committee and North Texas COlnmission. Motion to approve carried 7-0. ~1a rc h 1 0 , 1 98 ù' Page 10 CONSIDERATION AND" APPROVAL OF CONTRACT BETvIEEN CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS AND NORTH TEXAS CO~1r/11 55 I ON APPROVED -- ~ «.. ." tit tit tit ~.. Mr. Worth Blake, President of North Texas Commission, appeared before the Council. Mr. Blake stated he wanted to congratulate the citizens of North Richland Hills and the Council for their vision two years ago when they joined the North Texas Commission and gave support along with 18 other cities in the Dallas/ Fort Worth area, in helping them create a sense of unity. . r·'~r. Blake stated nO\AJ that the city had'their own Industrial Board he looked forward to working with them. Mr. ,Blake stated there were 18 cities in the Dallas/Fort Worth area that were members of the North Texas Commission. The cities provide about 20% of the funding for the Commission and the rest was provided by private interprise. Mr. Blake presented the Council with a packet of information on North Texas Commission. 15. Councilman Cavanaugh moved, seconded by Councilman Freeman, to approve Ordinance No. 807. Motion carried 7-0. 16. Mr. Paul stated he had talked to the Highway Department a number of months ago and found out-the city could get a signal at Rufe Snow and Loop 820 and it was his understanding that the Highway Department would pay 100% of the cost. Mr. Paul stated that because Rufe Sno\~ \'las goi ng to be wi dened the ci ty waul d go ahead and ask for the furtds. It would be between six months and a year before the signals were put ~p. Mayor Faram asked if there would be no cost to the city. Mr. Paul stated ther~ would be a little expense, but no cost for the lights themselves. Councilman Michener moved, seconded by Councilman Freeman, to approve Ordinance No. 808. r~1a r c h 1 0, 1 930 Page 11 CONSIDERATION AND APPROVAL OF FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION ORDINANCE APPROVED ORDINANCE NO. 807 -------......-.----..- CONSIDERATION AND APPROVAL OF AN ORDINANCE BETWEEN THE STATE OF TEXAS AND NORTH RICHLAND HILLS-HWY. TRAFFIC SIGNALS INTERSECTION OF I.H. 820 (FRONTAGE ROADS & RUFE SNOW DRIVE) APPROVED ÒRDIÑANCE NO. 808 ~1arch 10,1980 · P,age 12 Mayor Faram asked why the city was having such a problem negotiating for other signal lights on State controlled ri ght-oof-\1lay. Mr. Paul stated it was his understanding that on freeways and nla.in h-ighways it made a difference on what fund it was coming out of. Mr. Paul stated the fund the other lights came out of had more requirements for the cities and the fund the light at Rufe Snow was coming from did not have these requirements. Mayor Faram asked if the light on Highway 121 at the major shopping center came frOll1 a different fund. Mr. Paul stated yes,. that was his understanding. Councilman Michener stated he was asked why the city could not get a light at Holiday Lane and Loop 820. Councilman Michener asked if the city would have to go through the State to get the light or could the city initiate it. Mayor Faram stated the light would have to be warranted and it certa'inly needed to be done. Mayor Faram stated he would suggest that it be looked into. Counei lman t·1ichener asked the City t:1anager to peruse this matter. Councilman Mills asked if when they drew up the plans to place these lights if they were in accordance with the masterplan for Rufe Snow. Councilman Cato stated according to the letter from the State in addition to approving this ordinance, the Council was being asked to approve plan tracings of a sol.id state full traffic safety activated signal. Councilman Cato stated that with the city's plans to widen Rufe Snow and go to right and left hand turn lanes, d-id the t-racings comply vJith what \A/ould be needed ~Jhen Rufe Snow was widened. Mr. Anderson replied the plans would comply with the requirement. Motion to approve carried 7-0. 17. Mayor Faram adjourned the meeting of March 10, 1980. ADJOURN~;1ENT tft.ayor -Oi ck Fararn ATTEST: c~rt'"Y Seël~·etary JeannettefÇ1oor'e--- . . . " City of Xrth RichJand Hills, Texas 'n _éC~~~ \U .~ TO: City Council FROM: Thomas Paul Ci ty ~/lanager DATE: March 20, 1980 SUBJECT: Rezoning of Various Tracts in Holiday North 1. At our last meeting, you requested that the subject item be placed on the agenda again to insure that the legal requiren!ents of notification \AJere met. 2. Please note that, through an oversight on the part of the petitioners, a small one acre tract located on the corner of North Richland Blvd. and Holiday Lane vIas not named. This tract abuts single fa~ily residential and is owned by Richland Enterprises. 3. I therefore request that your motion include Tracts lA, 1AI, and 2F of Abstract 1606, Y. W. Wallace Survey. Thomas Paul Ci ty t1anager TP /\'C (817) 281·0041 ¡ 7301 N.E. LOOP 220 ! P. O. BOX 13305 I NORTH RICfiLAND HiLLS, TrXAS 76118 (-.) C~ :L C t f C\fQ t1 R I 1 ri 1-Jl·U, r' rre"{aS i y 0 J¡\.or-n ic li8!1'.: .t Jl tj., ~ L\. e TO: 'l'11()mas Pa'll City t~fan3geJ:' ¡"ROM : Laura Preh~itt lâ_brary Di.rt2ctor [)l....TE: Mdt:'ch t8, 1980 S V:BJS~"T : Expe11ditur~~ of Co ":.J:''lt. )-1' ¡'Ìl!~(.1s for L5J-)t"õ.!:)f Sr::rvicf:s L:tsted belo'~4j are the r~easons fOJ:" this reque~t for an e:'Kpenditure :not btldgeted in tr1e 1979-80 hodrjet. 1. Th~ a,8()Unt e::{pecte,j to be recei "red, and b\.làg(~ted ~ fror'-¡ tì1e 'l'errðnt C01*Tlty Comzl1issioners '.'!ÔS $5, 138~OO. This is p~:'- rn.e,nt ~by tl)'2 COûnty for lib~ð,r:y se~l1ces I;'end~:;.:-e:l to i)~~t~f)n.5 living ol.d:s:tàe QU.t"' c~Lty limits. . ? DU'2 'to ar: 8'~Y, inc.r~ea'3~~, thE~ 1 iD!:ary '/'fill recei Vf~ $5,550.00 fr'~r-l t.ll'£-"2: CO't.1nt,y t~1i syear.. l'h:2 ch.'2ck is expectE::j within. - the m:Jnt11. 3. It is requested that this incre~se of $412.00 be USQd to t t,.. <.... - Y"! jd · 't ,. 't. '-:,.1 - 01 .c., ~ +.1- L..\ ~,,--::-~_,.. .., . .... pt~rCl.ta..;:¡e (';L~ ðc ~ l"..n·-~ p.."n,._ .i.(_)1.1or~1_ _a,s.:.;.,_,-{,.~::-_ GlSp.1.dj' tlnit.. Price of this item, plu3 ":ri-Jnsportatlon, is $234.94. 1'\ second pa!1el ccu.ld be p'JrCb~a;3ed by cor~~bLlling the r~~mai.ning $1::. {)6 ·....ith t~e 1?-7~28 remain:l?g in trle l:l.brax"y .für!llt:tr:e a!ld equ~plnent account:. (9:)-43(J-:~.). ; /:4 ./jU~ ~ . .A~--<,, . - ~) (817) 281-0041 / 4101 MORGAN CIRCLE I P. C. BOX 13305.- NORTH HICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS 7611R e . . .. City of ~rth Richland Hills, Texas . I, \ ~~¡'4 -c:~~~;:::?--- ø : r,~~ ?"--\Ií .", \! i , TOi\~ìvlY PAU L CITY rv1ANAGER ~1E~10 TO; THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL ri1Er~BERS FRor'1 : DA T E : TOfv1 PAUL - C TTY ~'lANAGER r·'1ARCH 20, 1980 SUBJECT: ANN CANNON ~ TAX ASSESSOR For your information, Þ.nn Cannon traveled to Austin, Wednesday, ~1arch 19, 1930, to take the Registered Property' Appratser~ (R.P.A.) exan1ination. We are proud to announce that she passed with flying colors with a high score of 89, and she is one of less than 500 people in the entire State of Texas to obtain thi's rating. pdb <2 ~- f\ TO: Tom Paul, City Manager DATE March 19,1980 e FROM: Jim Anderson, Director of Public Works SUBJECT: Zoning Cases to be heard by City Council March 24, 1990 PZ 80-5 APPROVED (8 were contacted) Request of Windermere Dev. Inc. to rezone Lot 3, Block 1, Cochran Addition, from its present classification of Commercial to a proposed classification of Commercial-Specific Use-Sale of Alcoholic Beverages. I This property is located on the south sid~ of Bedford-Euless Road just west of J.C. Penney Company warehouse. PZ 80-6 APPROVED Request of Alton Isbell to rezone Tracts 3818, 381C, 38, 385, 386, & 387, Abstract 1055, from its present classification of Agriculture to a proposed classification ofolF-9-15-0ne Family Dwellings. This property is located approximately 200 feet northeast of the intersection of Main Street and Crane Road and runs east to Precinct Line Road. . . ,: .,....:..~.. ~-, e ç. . Page 2 ~ P & Z Minutes ( \ February 28) 198Œ ----- L\ ( PZ 80-5 Request of Windermere Dev.) Inc. to rezone Lot 3, Block 1, Cochran Addition, from its present classification of ·Commercial to ~ proposed classification of Commercial- Specific Use-Sale of Alcoholic Beverages. This property is located on the south side of Bedford-Euless Road just east·of Dos Gri ngos restaurant.---- ~~~-~-,..<'t.-O¡;~......~ :-.:-_...."-.......~,..~:r·~· Mr. Paul R. Gareau represented Windermere Dev. Co. and Mother's Restaurants of Texas in their request. He stated he was from Canada and was a partner in a restaurant corporation who are establishing in the . Dallas/Ft. Worth area. He stated he was also a developer. Mr. Gareau said the restaurant company seeking this zoning request is called IIt·1other1s Restaurant of Texasll. He stated they have 45 restaurants in Canada. Mr. Gareau showed slides of the exterior of the restaurant, the interior, the decor, the type of customers, the food, type of personnel, and some of the ma~y àntiques they have. He stated they specialized in Italian food such ás pizza and lasagna. He sald tney also have a salad bar featuring 16 items. Mr. Gareau said in regard to the alcoholic beverages, they do not have a bar, but they do provide drinks far their customers who wish them. He stated their alcoholic beverage sale is very low, ap roximately~ to 20 percent, r~r. Gareau stated t~éy~líave S-~ã-tlñg~"cEtp-ác-i ty for approxi mate 1y 150 custaners. He stated they have a special 'birthday .celebration for adults and children. Mr. Gar~au stated Mother's is a family restaurant catering to Mom and Dad as well as youngsters. Mr. Greenfield asked how many parking spaces they would have.. Mr. Gareau stated they plan to have 60 to 65 parking spaces. He said the requirements was for only 42. Mrs. Nash asked how about the staff, how many would be employed at this restaurant. ~ir. Ga,·eau stated he wasn't surf-~ because hê: does not work in that department, but there are a lot who work part time. He said he had seen 70 or 80 time cards. . . . e (. i i. \ - Page 3 ~. { ' , P & Z ~11 nutes ",( February 28, 1980 / \ I' ,; t Mrs. Nash said she was interested in the employment opportunities. Mr. Gareau stated it would benefit this community greatly. Mrs. Nash asked what kind of kitchen \AJould they have. r,1r. Gareau stated most everything \¡¡ould be stainless steel, and there are no microwave ovens. Th~ Chairman asked if there was anyone who wished to speak in favor of or in opposition to this request. Pat Wolverton, 4800 Colorado, stated she and her family had lived 20 years at this address. She said they had seen many changes-many good one s. fltrs. \~10 1 ver'ton s ta ted, ho\\'ever, she was here to represent the property owners who are within 200 feet of the property in question. She said the traffic on Bedford- Euless Road is so terrible sometimes of the day they don I t even try to get out on Bedf'ord- Euless Road. Mrs. Wolverton stated they feel the overflow of traffic has been caused by the restaur'ants in the area. She said Colorado is the only through street to Harwood Road. ~1rs. \'Jolverton stated they are opposed to having anymore restaurants on Bedford-Euless Road. She said there were 8 letters mailed out to property owners within 200 feet. j~rs. \·'[01 verton sa i d there are 5 VJho are oppose"d, one en the list was J. C. Penney Co. whom she d-j d not contact, one that is a rent house and the other lives in Las Vegas, and the other one is a businessman and he said he cannot sign. Mrs_ Wolverton stated she has a petition she would like to submit. Mr. Anderson stated the property is already zon·ed for a restaurant; thi s request is to be determi ned \"¡hether or not they can sell a 1 coho 1 i c beverages. He sta ted he \'·/25 fanli 1 i é1r '¡Ii th the traffi c f-1:o'll because he had parked there and watched. Mr. Anderson stated that Bedford- Euless Road is a thoroughfare. He said we have a problcPl that he believes \~;as created by Ben~igans~ He said they have-enough parking " ,.. ... e (. . Page 4 (( P & Z r~i nutes February 28, 1980 !( spaces, but the ones on the south side of the restaurant are not visible from Bedford-Euless Road so the custorners turn on Colorado and park. He stated this could be corrected if enough of the neighbors requested the city put up no parking signs on Colorado. Mr. Anderson stated he has reviewed the proposed layout of r~othef's and sees no problem. He said "lith 60 parking spaces and 3 persons per car would be more than enough. Mrs~ Wolverton stated they did not like it when they sit in their backyards and see alcoholic beverages being sold, and this petition so says they are against this. The Chairman stated the petition was not legal because it was not turned in on time. Mrs. Wolverton stated it was legal because she has done this previously on another case. Mr. Anderson stated they could file the petition with the City Secretary in plenty of time for the City Council meeting. Mrs. ~lo1verton stated she had this petition drawn up by a lawyer and asked when the city had changed their policy. The Chairman stated it has to be turned in early so we can check to see if they are all legal owners of said property. Mr. Greenfield stated he did not believe Mrs. Wolverton was within 200 feet of this property. Mrs. Wolverton stated she was, too. Mr. Greenfield stated this o~e, PZ 80-5, lS on the east side of Dos Gringos and the one you received on is on the west side of Penney's. Mrs. Wolverton stated that was correct and she was speaking regarding PZ 80-4. T~e Chairman asked if there was anyone else who wished to speak. . ':, . . . Page 5 p & Z Minutes February 28~ 1980 « e PZ 80-4 POSTPONED . ( \ '. \ -~ ("- Mr. Greenfield moved, seconded by Mrs. Nash, to approve PZ 80-5 with the stip- ulation it be to Mother's of Texas and it would not be transferable. Motion carried 4-1 with Mr. Eckhardt voting agai~st. - Request of Bryan Anderson to rezone a portion of Tract lIA, Abstract 1606, from its present classification of Commercial to a proposed classificati of Commercial-Specific Use-Sale of Beverages. This property is located on the of Bedford-Eul ess Road just we, Penney Company warehouse. Mr. Paul Gareau stated h will speak to this one also. He stated h is affiliated with the company that wis ä to develop a second restaurant. He st~ed he can not say for sure what kind of~ restaurant it will be, ~ut it wi 11 ~e J!f the same ca 1 i ber as ~1other IS. He stated th~~~is only one acre of a larger tract of lapð·. He stated the owner, Bryan .A.nderson ._~l'ppl i ed for the zoni ng and the platting.lóf the property. The owner employed a suri~yor without knowing ~he city req~ired an ~glneer. Mr. Gareau salq upon hearlng thai the platting would not be ready for this pleting, they cancelled the contract. He 'sa i d they ta 1 ked wi th the owner and they now have a verbal contract, but he still can not say what kind of restaurant will be put on this site. Mr. Anderson stated this property is properly zoned Commercial, but is unplatted. He said the city requires a registered Engineer. He -- said there has to be drainage calculations as : well as water and sewer layouts. Mr. Andersen stated it is permissable to have a zoning re- quest \'Jithout platting, but it is necessary that we know exactly what is going to be put on the property. He said it would probably be best to postpone this zoning request until the March meeting. Bryan Anderson stated they do have a verbal contract and he requests the Commission grant . this Specific Use and tie it to "Cont'rolled Foods". He stated they had had a contract but the t i nJ i n 9 vIa s a 1 i t t 1 e 0 f f . ......'1"~......I!IIVW- -, 11 J _ 1 . n ,- .::w ~, .... .... '--.... ~ {, ( \ - PUBLIC WORKS INFORMATION SHEET FOR OZ 80-5 This lot which is proposed for a restaurant is located in Block 1, of Cochran Addition immediately east of Dos Gringos. Specific Use permits have already been issued to lots 2 and 4 for restaurant use. You may wish to ~ake this zoning conditional upon occupancy of the lot by a particular tennant. It meets all legal limitations in terms of distance and I can see no reason why it should be disapproved. . . e . ~ ! \ i \ i \ I~ \ ; . .'. ( \. KNOWL TON-ENGLlSH-FLOWERS, INC. CONSULTING ENGrNEERS / Fort Worth-Dallas February 18, 1980 Planning & Zoning Commission City of North Richland Hills 7301 N.E. Loop 820 North Richland Hills, Texas 76118 Subject: 3-002, CITY OF NORTH RICHlAND HILLS, ZONING PLAT REVIEW, PI 80-5, COMM. TO C-SU-ALCH. We have received the subject 'zoning case for our review and find that we could adequately locate this property on the zoning map should it be passed by both the Planning & Zoning Commission and the City Council. ,~ RICHARD W. RWA/ljc cc: Mr. Allen Bronstad, Director of Utilities Mr. James Anderson, Director of Public Works 550 FIRST STATE BANK BLDG_ · BEDFORD, TEXAS 76021· 817/283-6211. METRO/267-3367 e . . ~L ORDINA.'iCE' NO. AN ~ORDINANCE REZONING PROPERTY IN ACCORD~~CE WITH, ARTICLE XXIX CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS.. . SECTION 1 OF ORDIN~'iCE #179, ZON.ING ORDINANCE OF "THE ·CITY OF NORTH' RICHLAND HILLS,. TEXAS, .. " .PASSED, ,APPROVED. AND ADOPTED,' BY THE"PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION AND rrlE CITY COUNCIL OF' THE CITY OF NORTH. RiCHlAND HILLS, HOYEf'EER 13. 1967, AS AMENDED JANUARY.21. 1975 . - AFTER APPROPRIATE NOTICE AND PUBLIC HEARING THE FOLLOWIN~ RECOMMENDATION IS SUBMITTED ,TO THE, CITY COUHCILOF THE CITY Of NORTH RlctflAHD KlLlS BY J"HE PLANHING AND ZONING· C(Ø1ISSION~' .' " RESOLVED that on Case No. PZ . 80,,5 " the fol1owi.ng described property shaH· be rezòned from C omm e'r'c i 'a '1 ........ " , . , . . ',.. . ~ .. . . . .. . ". . . :," . , to .çommercial.,.Specific Use.,.Sale" of Alcohorlc"~e'v~'r~9'e's"""""""""'" " _'.. Lot 3, Block 1, Cochran Addition, to the City of' North' Richland Hills Texas as recorded in Volume 388-130. Page 13~ Oeed Records.. Tarrant County,'Texas.' This property is located on the south side of Bedford~Euless Road just east of Dos Gringos ~estaurant.' , . APPROVED FEBRUARY BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION THIS. 28th DAY' OF ,1980. 41,w· ~ ~.~ .CHAIRr~ÄN, PL NNING AND ZONING, GØ MISSION cJ~.JZ SECRETARY, PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL 'OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS ACTING IN REGULAR SESSION THAT THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY IN CASE NQ~ PZ 80-5 IS HEREBY REZONED, . THIS DAY OF - ----- ----------. ,1980 I ATTEST: MAYOR, DICK FARAM CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS ClfY-SECRETAR~~ÄNETTE MOORE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS / APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY CITY ATTORNEY, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS . ..... ~ Je :. . Page 7 p & Z r.õ1i nutes February 28~ 1980 PZ 80-6 APPROVED j (' c ('""', ~~- Request of Alton Isbell to rezone Tracts 381, 381C, 38, 385, 336, & 387, Abstract 1055, from its present classification of Agriculture to a proposed classification of IF-9-15-0ne Family Dwellings. This property is located approximately 200 feet northeast of the intersection of Main Street and Crane Road and runs east to Precinct Line Road. Mr. Walter Elliott represented Alton Isbell in his request. He stated this case appeared previously as PZ 79-28 which, at that time, they were askina for 1F-8 zonin9, which was denleo.------m=--s-têíteô tney have mûd~ified this to meet the IF-9 zoning. Mr. Elliott said, ;~f a pprdv e~d~~ theY\4Ji II 'Dr; ng in pre 1 i mi na ry plans. He stated this area is about half way from Martin Road and Amundson, bounded by Hurst on the east and to the west by Crane Rd. Mrs. Nash stated she could, not find all the tracts listed. Mr. Elliott showed where each tract was located. fvir. KnovJles asked \'lhat the 2 colors n12ant on the plans he had on the easel. Mr. Elliott stated the reddish color ;s all the area included in this request, and the green color is the surrounding area. Mr. Anderson asked Mr. Elliott where he got the land for the larger lots required in IF-9 zoning. Mr. Elliott stated ~hey acquired an ingress, egress easement. t'1r. Anderson asked if ~'r. Rust3s property would be included in the plat. ~~r. Elliott stated it \'Jould. He said they would need Mr. Rust's property because they will have to put in a lift station for sewer. ~r. Anderson asked if the plat would show the proposed vJidenina easeITlent for Precinct Line Road. ... .. . e .9 f . e Page 8 {/' P & Z Minutes February 28, 1980 ;/ Mr. Elliott stated it would. He said the plans would basically be the same except for the larger lots. Mr. Anderson stated the homes in Glenann are comparable to the IF-9 and also the ones to the east in Hurst are, too. The Chairman asked if there was anyone who wished to speak in favor of or in opposition to this request. David Barfield asked what the 1F-9 zoning was. Mr. Anderson stated it required 9500 sq. ft. lots and 1500 sq, ft. homes. Mr. Barfield stated he was building his home on the hill next to this property. He said he would like to see if the city would put i n a s e\ve r 1 i n e . Mr. Anderson stated that at this time, it would be impossible to do. Mr. Barfield stated also that there ;s only a 211 "later line. Mr. Elliott stated they would be getting their water from Gl enann vlhi ch is a 6" 1 i ne, but in time, the city plans to put in an an line. Bill Sonricker stated that they are to the north. He stated he is concerned about the run-off which is approximately 60%. Mr. Sonricker said also there should be a permanent screen installed to catch the grass and rubbish. He stated there is also a stock pond that will overflo\-'I. Mr, Anderson stated he had studied the drainage in this area and since this plat was first submitted. we have had an amendment which says you can tt dam up ¥later so as to ha,rm or damage your neighbor. Mr. Anderson stated the city has tightened up some\~hat. He said in rega}'d to the blowing trash, Mr. Elliott agreed to put up a wire fence so it wouldn't blow on Mr. Sonricker's property. ~" Paqe 9 P & Z Minutes February 281 1980 (' . e PS 80-6 P\PPROVED e f \ CONSIDERATION OF AN A~1ENDr'1ENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE #179 APPROVED . í' t Mr. Sonricker stated he was not against this request for zoning, he ;s for it, but he would like these items taken care of. The Chairman asked if there was anyone else who wished to speak. Mr. Eckhardt ~oved, seconded by Mr. Knowles, to approve PZ 80-6 as requested. Motion carried 5-0. ~-V'V- J~ a lI.iI r IT' -- Request of Lee Bonham ~ Jack Roseberry for replat of Lot 2, Block 19, Clearview Add Mr. Roseberry stated this property ~la sold off in 3 different tracts w~thout platting. He said Hhataburger replatted th r part and he has two lots which he want eplatted into one lot so he can do somethi~ with the property. ~lr . r·1r. Roseberry showe ' v/here ~hey '¡lere. The Chairman a_~~d if there was anyone ÿ:ho \~Jished to sp~¿f( in favor of or in opposition to this re~est. / r'1r. Kn9"Jles moved, seconded by ~irs. Nash, to apPr:~~e PS 80-6. r~otion carried 5-0. / ~. Anderson asked if the Commission members ~had read the Amendment. They all said they had. Mr. Anderson stated most everyone had heard about the problem the city had with Jubilation who took the city to court because they felt ': our ordinance VJas not specific enou9h.. He said this amendment lays out a procedure to follow. Mr; Anderson stated we have to pro- ceed cautiously because the State of Texas agencies have assumed some jurisdiction) and only deal with the problems. In the original ordinance the ratio is 3-2, '/ith the assumption that if a guy has food in his stomach, he won't be as apt to get drunk. The Commission all agreed this amendment was needed. ~~~..~"..&....ttr--'-- JIll" '!~;'¡lIIifìiNI*1. "q"'¡;¡nn Tl!:llllr fI;,A .1.... 'If.!l _J ,ITII__~IJ~ e . e ( PUBLIC WORKS INFORMATION SHEET FOR PZ 80-6 You have previously considered this area for IF-8 zoning. Although p & Z recommended approval, the zoning was turned down by the City Council since they felt it was overly dense for the area. The developer ;s now requesting IF-9-15 zoning. The attached plat is for zoning only and the merits of the plat are not being considered at this time. e . - ( ( KNOWL TON-ENGLISH-FLOWERS, INC. CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort Worth-Dallas March 14, 1980 Planning & Zoning Commission City of North Richland Hills 7301 N.E. Loop 820 North Richland Hills, Texas 76118 Subject: 3-002, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, ZONING PLAT REVIEW, PI 80-6 AG. TO IF -9-15 We have received the subject zoning case for our review and find that we could adequately locate this property on the zoning map should it be passed by both the Planning & Zoning Commission and the City Council. R~~A/l j c cc: Mr. Allen Bronstad, Director of Utilities Mr. James Anderson, Director of Public Works - \ 550 FIRST STATE BANK BLDG, · BEDFORD, TEXAS 76021 - 817/283-6211- METRO/267-3367 ,/ í \ e KNOWL TON-ENGLlSH-FLOWERS, INC. CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort Worth-Dallas February 18, 1980 Planning & Zoning Commission City of North Richland Hills 7301 N.E. Loop 820 North Richland Hills, Texas 76118 Subject: 3-002, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS~ ZONING PLAT REVIEW, PZ 80-6, AGe to IF-9-15 . We have received the subject zoning case for our review and find that we could adeqµately locate this property on the zoning map should it be passed by both the Planning & Zoning Commission and the City Council. However, the distance of 139.91 feet on the south line of this zoning tract which appears in the attached field notes does not match the distance of 239.91 which appears on the plat. Also the distance of 280.61 in the field notes should agree with the plat. These minor errors should be corrected before approval. ~ RICHARD W. ALBIN, RWA/ljc cc: Mr. Allen Bronstad, Director of Utilities Mr. James Anderson, Director of Public Works 'e 550 FIRST STATE BANK BLDG, · BEDFORD, TEXAS 76021· 817/283-6211. METRO/267-3367 . -.. If' C-ð e ORDINANCE NO. NtORDINAHCE RElONltiG PROPERTY IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE XXIX CHANGES AND A,~ENf}MENTS. . . SECTION 1 OF ORDINANCE #179, ZON.ING ORDINANCE OF 'THE ·CITY OF NORTH RfCHLAND HIllS., TEXAS. ,PASSEDt APPROVED~ AND ADOPTED.. BY THE 'PLlù~HING ~~D ZONfNGCOMMISSION AnD THE CITY COUNCIL OF' THE CITY OF HORTH. RICHlAHD HILLS, NOVEMBER 13. 1967. AS ~ŒNDED J~~UARY.27, 1975 AFTER APPROPRIATE NOTICE AND PUBLIC HEARING THE FOLLOWING, RECOMMEHDATION IS SUBMITTED TO THE CITY COUNCIL· OF THE CITY OF tlORTn RlqiLAND '·tILLS BY TH~ PLAHHING AND ZONING CCH4ISSION~' , . RESOLVED that on Case No. PI '80-6 the folloWing described· property shal~1, be rezòned from, Aqri Cll' tÜre' : ' . . .: " . , , . .",.' . 1 . . . , . . . ... :~,. '·to 1 - F - 9- 1 5 - One Family D~I e 11 i n c¡' , " ..,. , I. ", ',' , , . ' . . . . , . , , . . .'. -. , . . , , , , _, .. I .. . The following described tract or parcel of land situated in the T. K. Martin Survey, A-1055, Tarrant County, Texas ~nd being more' particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at the Northwest corner of a tract as recorded on Page 176 of Volume 6507 . in the Tarrant Cou~ty Deed Records and being about South a dist9nçe of 505.5 varas and N 880351 W a distance of 525.0 feet from the Northeast corner of said T. K. Martin Survey; e THENCE S 890221'35" W, at a distance of 739.49 feet the Northwest corner of an 11.78 acre tract as recorded on Page 230 of Volume· 3235 in the Tarrant County Deed Records, å total distance of 749.49 feet; THENCE S 0007'05"E a distance of 554.91 feet; . THENCE S 8904710511. W a distance of 490.51 feet to the East line of Crane Road; THENCE S 0002115" .E along'the East line of said Crane Road a distance of 284.45 feet; THENCE N 89°,521 E a distance.of 501.22 feet to the SoLith\4Jest cor·ner of said 11.78 acre tract;' . THENCE S 89°54'30" E a distance of 239:91 feet; THENCE N 0000115ft E a distance of 290.44 feet; THENCE N 89°55110'1 E a distance of 990.23 feet to the West line of Precinct Line Road; THENCE N 0°351 E along the West line of said Precinct Line Road a distance of 270.0 feet; THENCE S 89°10' W a distance of 182.2 feet; THENCE S 2°061 W a distance of 20.0 fèet to the Southeast corner of a 0.46 acre tract; / ~ THENCE N 870541 W a distance of 200.0 feet to the Southwest corner of said 0.46 acre tract; .... ... ,P·ag~ 2 THENCE ·N 2°061 E a distance of 20.0 f~et; . ' "THENCE N' 89°161 H a distance of 118.19 feet; e . THENCE N 0057'54" E a distance of 280.6 feet to place of beginning, containing 17.37 acres of land more or less. This property is located ·200 ft. northeast of the intersection of ~,1ain Street and Crane Road and runs east to Precinct Line Road. APPROVED BY THE PLANNING AND, ZONING COMMISSION THIS rebruary ,1980. 28th DAY OF ., /ÎJrA4··9 ~.~. . CHAIRMAN PLANNING AND ZONING C SSIOH . . BE IT ORDAINED·BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS ACTItlG IN REGULAR SESSION THAT l'HE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY IN CASE NO., PZ IS HEREBY REZONED THIS' . -r>AY OF t 1979. MAYOR DrCKFARAM _ CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND· 'HILLS- ATTEST: - CITY SECRETARY JEANETTE MOORE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS _ APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY CITY ATTORNEY CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS . . .- . e ... -J " ~.1\' . ~o W .~ e ( . 'e (. . t ,,0 City of J\8rth Rich1and Hills, Texas r\ , II ~" MEMO TO: Thomas Paul FRor~ : Ruth Pinner DATE: ~1arch 7, 1980 SUBJECT: Cash Register for Finance Department The validator that we have been using for the past 20 to 25 years has broken beyond repair. We have had it in the Maintenance Shop for repairs for the past 60 days. We finally got it back and it worked one day and froze up again. We have been hand-writing the receipts on each water bill and deposit during this time. I have revie\^Jed the market for a Cash Register. I feel that since \.¡e have to replace the validator it would be more economical to go to a Cash Register. I would recommend purchase of a NCR Model 2140-2000 Se¡~ies Register. This will validate our receipts, give a sub-total and total of transactions, give total of checks received, total of cash received, and grand total. It can be programmed to furnish totals on more than six departments giving us a individual total of water bills received, meter' deposits, service charges, NRH garbage, Watauga garbage and a miscellaneous key. This would greatly simplify balancing the cash drawer. I have discussed this \'Jith Allen ßronstad and he has sufficient monies budgeted in his heavy equipment account to cover this purchase. The cost would be $1,878.00 plus freight. This includes programming and discount for gover'nment exemption. Thank you for your consideration to this request. ~ r;i~'. .I , "-~ í~ Ruth Pinner Director of Finance n~c~rVED I~,.- t..1 ~ jf1R 7 t·; lMI 1980 C"...,-v 1\ i1 f; \\~ h i~;: H 1 'J 1'; £i""\ 1 _(""1'__- (817) 281-0041/7301 N. E. LOCJP 8~O / P. O. BOX 18609 í NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS -76118 e e . 'ff ..- City of ~rth Richland lIills, <Texas -- ~: \./' ,# ~.:;~;':.'~ ~.~-:~2:~ /.... i.... Þ' , '''' DATE: March 17, 1980 MEMO TO: Mr. Tom Paul City Manager FROM: Allen Bronstad Director of Utilities SUBJECT: Heavy Equipment Account The Heavy Equipment account was originally budgeted and approved for $43,000.00. The expenditures so far have been $36,332.45 leaving a balance of $6,667.55. n.,....r~q, ;l~D' ," -; ...., . r _ ~ ''^/ )0>"", ~ ~- ~ -. " ..... ~J1AR 1 7 1980 CITy' ~/1:;rJ/;GER -, .:. (817) 281-0041 /7301 N. E. LOOP 820/ P. O. BOX 18609/ NORTH RICHlAND HILLS, TEXAS 76118 , Trinity River Authority of Texas e Northern Region Office 7002.101 March 20, 1980 City of North Richland Hills P. O. Box 18609 Fort Worth, Texas 76118 Attention: Mr. Thomas W. Paul City Manager Gentlemen: Subject: e Tarrant County Water Supply Project System Expansion Contract Amendment , As you are aware, the Trinity River Authority executed a Contract for water ser- vice with your City on April 25,1979, which ,was later amended slightly on Decem- ber 5, 1979 to pennit the 'execution of a new Raw Water Contract. That Contract, in Section 4, Pa~agraph C, Subparagraph Cd} provided that you would begin payment of 2.4 cents pe,r 1,000, gallons of water received until a capital amount of $393,496 had been paid into the System, said amount to be credited to the accounts of Eul ess and Bedford for your Ci'ty' s s.hare of previous capital expenditures by those two origin~l Contracting Parties. Based ,upon ,the population and water usage projections in the': 1976 mod,i'fied Master Plan, Euless and Bedford would have re- covered this capital amount in a ten (101 year time period. Attached is an excerpt from your Contract showi.ngthis provisi.on, and marked Attachment A. . As you are also aware, those 1976 growtbprojections are not being realized at . this time, but are substantially less than predicted. This slower rate of growth has the effect of delaying the repayment of this capital amount to an approximate time period of 15 to 20 years, i'nstead of the, o~iginal concept of 10 years. This situation, admittedly less equitable to Euless and Bedford than the ori~inal plan, led to discussions wi'th the Cities of Euless and Bedford and the Authorlty conc,ern- ing the possìói-l tty of amending our existing Contract with your City so as to add an interest rate, discussed to be 7 percent, to each year's remaining capital bal- ance, as an effort to offset the extended and delaye,d repayment. -e Suite 302 Arlington Downs TOY/er 2225 E. Randol Mill Road Arlington, Texas 76011 (817) Metro 265-2481 , "i ~ e 7002.101 March 20, 1980 City of North Richland Hills Page 2 e be made whereby this monthly amount will be billed and collected along with other monthly billings to your City. We are now in the process of reviewing plans and specifications for this System expansion and are preparing for the sale of Bonds' for funding. The earl.iest op- portunity for the ~a'e of Bonds wi'·l be in the AuthoritY_'$ 8.prilbaQard_Me~tingt with the alternative being the Authority's June Board Meeting. In order to issue the Bonds in the April Board Meeting, it will be necessary that the Cities of Bed- , ford and Euless approve a Bond Resolution in their Council Meetings of April 8, ....- 1980, thus requiring your approval of this Contract· amendment prior to that date, preferably tn y~ur' March 24, 1980 meeting. The. necessary documents which would require your execution to approve this amendment are now being' prepared by McCall, Parkhurst, and Horton, Legal Counsel, and I will be able to deliver all of the necessary documents to your office on Monday, March 24, 1980" which are needed in order -for you to take action later in your evening Council Meeting, should your Council desire to do so. Further, I am available to meet with you and your Coun- cilat that meeting, or in any work sessions prior to that meeting, as well as sub- sequ~nt meetings. Please advise me as to your desires in this regard. ~ In surrmary, I wish to express the Authori..ty·s appreciation to you, your staff, and the. members of your .Council for the continued cooperation shown during the develop- ment of this project. If we. can be of service to your City in any fashion, we wish to do so. Sincerely, . /t(·k,,~ WARREN N. BREWER Regional Manager~ Northern Region WNB:gd Attachment cc: City of,Bedford City of Euless Danny 'F. Vance, Genera 1 Manager e , .... . e ATTACHMENT A EXCERPT FROM APRIL 25, 1979 CONTRACT ~ (¿) No~~i~hstanding the foregoi~g provisions o~ t~is 'Section 2C,:"~ 5 agreed t::at, in aè¿iti· t::> Cit:t's A:1nual ?a\'r:1ent " and as ':"..lrther consièera t.io:¡ ==r tl1e ser·J':"ce, t:J be supplied he=e~~¿er, City shall pay to Authority a surcharge of: (i) 2..4 .cents. P~J;. 1,.OOQ..ga,1101?s a;f wat.er ,de~ivered to 'City until Ci~y has paid' to Aut~ority $393,496 either ' unèer ~,is clause (i) or in cash, with such payments ~eing necessary to equalize the capital costs al~eaëy involved in 'the Project, plus (ii) seven cents (7¢) pe= 1,000 gallons of water delivered to City during the term of th~s Cont=act, with such payments being necessary because of the greater cost of , raw water to be furnished to the Ci ty under the RaTti ~·ra-:'e.!.'" Con- tract; provièe¿ ~~at i=othe water rates a=e i~c=eased or ¿e- creased unàer t~e Raw Water Contract in 1980 or followi~g any five year' perioé thereaf t'er, as ?rovi¿ed and pe.:-;:¡':' tte¿ irl the e' ~aw...w~.ter..çontr.ac~.,.. .1;h~:. surcharge...unè~J: this _.clau~e. (iiLshall. . be adJust~d up .or. ¿C?wn l.n pro.po,r,t~on .to. any suc:: ~ncrease or ,~e- cr'ease' . -.'; S :::·u~t·!1e'r·· agro'eod t~:=;- .;.:: ; ¥'\ . ~nQ ..=...,.;...,,-~ .&-"'~ ':'\·'~n· O'r- . ...L . '- _ -' ~ .. _ ~,¿ "'- '- ...:.....;.., _ ~,¡, ~.... _ ~ ""'" _~. _ , '-_. _ .""'\ U '- .ity shou~d execute ~ c~ntr~ct with any Additional Contrac~ing : P,arty ~ ·s·uch contract .·wi·ll.. conta'in' provisions' s'irnil'ar to·' the~ þro.:.. visions of ~~is subsection (d) except that the surcharge and total amount"set forth under clause (i), above, shall be fixed in a fair and equitable manner, -as àetermi~ed by the Authority, to reflect such party's participation in the P~oject, with the. result that the amounts payable by the other cities to which a surcharge applies will be proportionately readjust~d. All pay- ments due from the City under this subsection (d) shall be billed sepa~ately from each Annual Payment, but shall be paid each month at the same time the. other monthly payments a~e due. All payments under this subsection (d) shall be applied to the ?ayme~t of that par~ of each A~nual ~equirernent which otherhise would be pai¿ by the Cities of Bedford and Euless, and -shall reèuce, to such ex- tent, the annual aggregate amount of each Annual Payment to be ;rnade by the Cities of Bedford and Euless. I ¡ ... -- -.'---,-þ-~-----'---- ..__.-.._,-_.--- -.-". ...-.--- ..--.- e , e CERTIFICATE FOR RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AN AMENDATORY WATER SUPPLY CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY. OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS, AND TRINITY 'RIVER AUTHORITY OF TEXAS THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF TARRANT CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS We, the undersigned officers of said City, hereby certify as follows: e 1. The City Council of said City duly convened in REGULAR MEETING ON THE 24TH DAY OF l-1ARCH, 1980, at the City Hall, and the roll was called of the duly consti- tuted officers and members of said City Council, to-wit: Jeanette Moore, City Secretary Dick Faram, Mayor Denver Mills James F. Cato, Mayor Pro-tern Lena Mae Reeder James "Jim" Wood John W. Michener, Jr. Sidney Cavanaugh Dave Freeman and all of said persons were present, except the fOllowing . absentees: thus constituting a quorum. Whereupon among other business, the fallowing 'was transacted at said Meeting: a written RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING_.EXECUTION OF·' AJ.'\l AMENDATORY WATER SUPPLY CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS, AND TRINITY RIVER AUTHORITY OF TEXAS was duly introduced for the consideration of said City Council and read in full. It was then duly moved and seconded that said Resolution be adopted; and, after due discussion, said motion, carrying wi th it the adoption of said Resolution, prevaioled and carried by the following vote: AYES: All members of said City Counci·l shown present above voted "Aye". NAYS: None. 2. That a true, full, and correct copy of the aforesaid Resolution adopted at the Meeting described in the above and foregoing paragraph is attached to and follows this Certificate; that said Resolution has been duly recorded in said City Coun- cil1s minutes of said Meeting; that the above and foregoing para- graph is a true, full, and correct excerpt from said City Coun- cil's minutes of said Meeting pertaining to the adoption of said Resolution; that the persons named in the above and foregoing paragraph are the duly chosen, qualified, and acting officers and members of said City Council as indicated therein; that each of the officers and members of said City Council was duly and suffi- ciently notified officially and personally, in advance, of the time, place, and purpose of the aforesaid Meeting, and that said Resolution would be introduced and considered for adoption at said Meeting, and each of said officers and members consented, in advance, to the holding of said Meeting for such purpose; and that said Meeting was open to the public, and public notice of the time, p~ace, and purpose of said Meeting was given, all as required by Vernon's Ann. Civ. St. Article 6252-17. 3. That the Mayor of said City has approved, and hereby approves, the aforesaid Resolution; that the Mayor and the City Secretary of said City have duly signed said Resolution; and that the Mayor and the City Secretary of said City hereby de- clare that their signing of this Certificate shall constitute the signing of the attached and following copy of said Resolu- tion for all purposes. , e SIGNED AND SEALED the 24th day of March, 1980. City Secretary Mayor (SEAL) ---------------------------_________________________ I, the undersigned, City Attorney of the City of North Richland Hills, Texas, hereby certify that I read and approved as to legality the attached and following Resolution, prior to its adoption. City Attorney .. e RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AN AMENDATORY WATER SUPPLY CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS, AND TRINITY RIVER AUTHORITY OF TEXAS THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF TARRANT CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS WHEREAS, it is necessary and advisable that 'the City enter into the amendatory water supply contract, hereinafter authorized, with Trinity River Authority of Texas. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS: Section 1. That the Mayor and City Sec~etary are au- thorized and directed, for and "on behalf of the Ci ty, to date, e sign, seal, and otherwise execute an amendatory water supply cpntract with Trinity River Authority of Texas in substantially the form and substance attached hereto and made a part hereof for all purposes. Section 2. That, upon execution, said amendatory water supply contract shall be binding upon the City for all purposes. Section 3. That this Resolution is effective immediately~ ------------------------- e , e AMENDATORY WATER SUPPLY CONTRACT THE STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF TARRANT . . WHEREAS, the City of NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, Texas (the "City") has duly executed and entered into a Contract dated as of the 25th day of April, 1979, and amended as of December 5, 1979, with Trinity River Authority of Texas (the "Autho- rity") providing for a supply of treated water to the City (the "Co tract ") , to which Contract reference is hereby made for all purposes; and WHEREAS, it is deemed necessary and advisable that sub- section (d) of Section 4C of the Contract be amended. IT IS 'THEREFORE CONTRACTED AND AGREED BETWEEN TRINITY RIVER AUTHORITY OF TEXAS AND THE CITY: That subsection (d) of Section 4C of the Contract is here- by amended to be and read as follows: e "(d) Notwithstanding the foregoing prov1s~ons of this Section 4C, it is agreed that, in addition to City's Annual Payment, and as further consideration for the service to be supplied hereunder, City shall pay to Authority a surcharge of either (i) $3,279.00 per month for 120 months, commencing with the month during which the City is first billed by the Authority for water received under this Contract, or, in lieu of the payments under clause (i), and at the sole option of the City, (ii) the lump sum amount of $393,496.00 in cash, immediately following the execution and delivery of this Contract, with such payments being necessary to equalize the capital costs already involved in the Project. It is further agreed that if, in the future, the Authority should execute a contract with any Addi- tional Contracting Party, such contract will contain provisions s~ilar to the provisions of this subsection (d) except that the surcharge and total amount set forth above shall be fixed in a fair and equitable manner, as determined by the'Authority, to reflect such party's participation in the Project,. with the result that the amounts payable by the other cities to which a surcharge applies will be proportionately readjusted. All payments due from the City under clause (i), above, shall be billed separately from each Annual Payment, but shall be paid each month at the same time the other monthly payments are due. All payments under this subsection (d) shall be applied to the payment of that part of each Annual Requirement which otherwise would be paid by the Cities of Bedford and Euless,. and shall reduce, to such extent, the annual aggregate amount of each Annual Payment to be made by the Cities of Bedford and Euless." e IN WITNESS :.WHEREOF, the parties hereto acti~g under au- thority of their respective governing bodies have caused this Amendatory Water Supply Contract to be duly executed in several counterparts, each of which shall constitute an original, all as of the 23rd day of April, 1980. TRINITY RIVER AUTHORITY OF TEXAS BY General Manager ATTEST: Secretary (AUTHORITY SEAL) 411 e e e . CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS by Mayor ATTEST: City Secretary (CITY SEAL) c . /tf-, City of JXðrth Richland HiUs,1'exas ~ e " "" /!, /'! ___.:;~~~~i.t.~~.- ____: _=:,......,. j?\ ¡ F:~ i: I March 18, 1980 City Council North Richland Hills, Texas 76118 Dear Sirs: Please be advised that I wi.sh to \vitìîdra"\A7 my request for Commerc ial zoning on Lots 6 and 7, Block B of Richland Oaks Addition. ·e I would appreciate being advised regarding city plans to rezone this property and other lots that I O\ffi in this area. Si,n",. ceret, ,',Y,} ,',,' ~ (/ .,. ,~, ""j G/ . ',V \¡ /1'\ (ì / U~0J /L/t/ l/b~ Charles Reynolds ~ ra. r :......'.1';- D~· J'~C\.J=l T t:~ e rvt~f~ 1 8 1980 CITY fI1~~NAG ER (811) 281-0041/730'll'J. E. LOOP 820 i P. O. BOX 18609/I'JORTH RICHLAND HILLS~ TEXAS 76113 ..' 1'''' L' I 3 e ~larch 19, 1980 Air. 1'om Palll, City À¡ana~er North Hie h l(lIld tli lIs, Texas Daar t.tr. Paul I wish to make npplic8tion for a franchise to collect wet Kitchen harha~e from Luby' s-l-~omana: Cafe teria a t North Ii ills Mall. I Have a one ton truck which I will operate seven days a ·veet.There is no fee charged to Luhys, for Iwill be feedin~ n'y ho~·s with this ,\'et kitchen garba¿~e.. ~My f8rJ1'l is three miles South of f~verman, Texns. I am finFlncially able to accept responsibility for 80Y damng;es to persons or property for 1 carry t~enty thousAnrl dollars LiRbility in- surance on my ve~icle. ~ HE'0t¡lœ., \tRn8f!"er of Lubys, will l'efH'esent me at the City 171eeti~ this ~lond;,y ni~ht. PleDse cnll me it you have any questions that he can~t answer. Thank You / . a~, .. /.1 .' ~j// //^'/' A 1/ ,,---'~:,-, ,/ r r ,,/! ;', ."hf ,,' '. t- - ~., .- ~ :,;,/"" ---- .' J a nì f~ s H. (; r i.. f f i. n Rt. 7 Box 347 i\ Ft. 'l; 0 r t 11, T e x ;J S I cit.~~' .,," L-72' -- /jl~J (~' -J ' 76 ili:19 R ~ q'" r- í't, ,.,. D \i:: yt:î V t:;; .. ~IAR'" 2 0 1 (ì (~ ' '\ p, t . j.J ~' '0 - CIT'{ r 1 tr:. ~! \,¥- ,........ . 'u '1.;., (', \ ..: ,.' ì,... 'l I, J ", . ..... ,_. . -' ; 'II , - . ~'ebrll~r'y 29, 1986 Aìr. Thomas Paul, Ci ty Àlana~er North Richland Hills, Tex~s 76118 Dear S irs~ : I wish to be p:raoted the fran('hise to pick up the wet garhB2:e at Luby' 8- RomRna Ca fe te ria, 7624 Grape'!i:Ie II iglr.vay , North Richlanct fI i 11s, 1'exa s .. I h_ave been servic i ng: t he Ltlby~s-1~oman8 Cft fe t eriä at 11tllen Ài~ 11 in Ft. Worth for 2~ ye~rs. I will cleHn and mnintain the area daily and pick up seven days a week. ' I underst3nd that tfuis mAtter will be placed on the next Council A~enda to he rl iscussed on either t l1e second ()r fO\lrat h 110nday o_f the Tnon th. ~f there is ¡:my.adrlitional inform,~tion_.r:equjrert,})leè1se contRct.rtJyself or cmt¿:¡ct r.lr. ~11cr.ael Hedtke, ~tar';:'lger öl l.Jllby's !iomana, Nortl1 }{lc111AI1d Hills. &~ncerely Yours, ; {J"" .---, / 'I. ,,/ / ; , . / " :"'\ - ( .- "-. ,/J X /;, ./ ( :,fl-/.. I¡_~--c...· - I!/ -.., I James Griffen Rt e. 7 Pox 147 A r'·c>w. rfe.xas 76119 ~7 .....- // i~:C~:'~~/':;D r .. ~ r.... .- ,. '.." .,,(' '" '.' J;' , 1 \ *) If'\ n :0 .JÜ! - (; 11~Y r'¡l/; í\I Þ. G E íi · , } .J~ ~. . c:\ r ET F. R {..\~; lNÇ, --- CAFETERIAS, IN C. Century Building · Suite 200E · 84 Northeast Loop 410 San Antonio, Texas 78286 · 512/349-2461 EXECUTIVE OFFICES January 10, 1980 ~1 r. Tom P a u 1 City Manager North Richland Hills, Texas Dear Mr. Paul: e This is a request to discontinue the "wet" garbage pickup at Luby's/Romana Cafeteria by Estes Disposal Service, the reason being a damaged back door (confirmed by security people of the mall) and leaving area littered after pickup. The " wet Ii gar bag e \'1 0 U 1 d b e pic ked u p b Y ~i r. G r iff in (572-1450) who services our cafeteria in Hulen Mall. Very truly yours, CAFETERIAS, INC. a:li~.r/¿ Æ4~ Alvin B. Beal Vice President ABB/mw RECEIVED - JAN 2 1 1979 r.'; i ""', '~~ .!\ 'A t ~-\ GER' \.JI~ .·tí1nt\!f\·- Î e e e . . (1.,L\ ;-'ffIÞ City of JXðrth Rich1and Hills, Texas \ ~ ,,' ¡ \.:A ..; : ......' / -=~Jr:~~~ II:;' f March 19, 1980 Mr. Thomas Paul, City Manager 7301 Northeast Loop 820 North Richland Hills, Texas 76118 Dear Mr. Paul: We are enclosing a copy of the memo dated January 8, 1980 from the Chief of Police regarding the salary of Corporals. Our present plan is as follows: Entry Level Police Officer III, Detective, salary is listed as $950.00 per month. After six months probationary rate is $1,000.00 per month. Our present rate for incumbents is $ r , 198 . 00 per month. .'.....-_~, '--".~ ~";'-~..."............~..,", Respectfully. yours, ~. ¡l j/~ ' /J, -â~ ?V~¿ e en ~\Jright / Personnel Administrator/ Civil Service Secretary Enclos1.1re (817) 281-0041 /7301 N. E. LOOP 820 / P. O. BOX 18609/ NORTH HICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS 76118 \:" e e\ ~. .' "t,. ~ .~ e ..,. TO: Civil SVtvle-e COtnr1'ÚÅ~Æ,O}l B~ 5e.tt6 - Chcu/tman. FRO¡'A : G. tv. (IJ.UliGJìv~ ChJ..e6 06 PoUe-e VA TE: Ja.nua./tY 8, 1980 SUBJECT: E-6tabWfúng PoUc-e. 066"¿eVt III {COlLpOJta1.) Job VUc.JÚpÜOYL culd Sctla/Llj I JtequeA;t Ijou./t Jtev"¿e.LV and ctppltovctl 06 the PoUee 06 6"¿eeJt 1 I I ( CoJtpoJta1.) el.rL6~'¿6¡C-WO}1 a.nd Jteeommend ~at. the ~a1.cuty be. he;(: at. "tile. -6ame Jta.t.e M OM. c.l.JJLJtent PoUee Ofi 6"¿e-Vt III {Ve;(:e.mve.} elaA/!>..[6ie-wOH. 1 a1.ó 0 ftequeót YOWL appJtova1. :to e6tabfu h (4) pO-6i;t[o~ wU.h the. fLank 06 CoJtpo~a1. (one e-OftpOlta1. 60ft eaeh p~of ~hi6t). 16 .th~e. ftequu-á aJte. app/tove.d, tl7CJ Vep~tme~ ~ a..dmitld~olt Il. yJL1Jl;- moilona1. exam. to áil.! the (4) eo~~poJta1. po~i;t[OY16 LrJfúc.h ~()oatd be ·0 pen :to ~tt PoUc.e Oð6Æc.~ 11'-6. The6e. p1tomoiloŸ7.t~woatd ne.c.~~Lta;te.. a ~a,e.aJty adjl.L6tme.Y'vt on ;t]1e, (4) Po.Uee. 0,6 ó.ic.e/L II eancLi..dxtu who aJte. .6e,teeted. Howe.vvz., ßte.~ V~'(2a/L/tmeV1x,'J~ ~b~~d~ b ftb ;th~~e ðctlaJtl ~J1CJtecv.su w.uhoux~~c.fL..~cttinq an. ad\)~r~JÜ£.~ TJ1 e. V epaJt.trn eVL.t fLQ,6 b udg de ð ataJL,{. eó t ¿at. a v e. tl0 t lb e.e.n LLÓ ed .6 .-i..nc. e. 0 c.,to b eJt 06 1979 beealL6e ofi pe-'rAO,lnel ~hoJt;tagej.s ..tn the P~oi V~¿V~"¿Oýl. By eótab,wh..[ng a. COl1..polLctl Rank, we woatd no longe/t have. to adjiMt a Po,u.c..e 06é·¿c.eJL Il'~ ~a1.cuty dUfÚng :the :t{mu the. o66ieVt had :to û..ue-.,tyt 60Jt CU1. ctb- .6eY'vt Pcttltol Se/Lgean.t (vac.cúÆ.oYL6, ~C.JIOOi6, LUYLu-6, de.. J TJú.6 Yl.eLO COftpOft..a1. Rank tfJoatd cJte.ate an .,tnc-e.v~tive.. among tILe Pah'to! V~V~"¿Oýl pelWO~lYLd and wOLtld pftov,{,de. 60ft exe.e-UevlÂ: :tJr..a1YÚng ,,[n. P}te.paJtct,:tÁ-on 60ft.. a pO~.6"¿bfe ~eJtge.a.nt6 pfLomoilon. , ({//{~~~:'~/· . w. W . 5 Ch.¿e¡) 06 PoUee -"\ . City of JXðrth Richland Hills, Texas fi \ ~~J:~:t_~,~ - l1ir~- )' March 14, 1980 Mr. Thomas Paul, City Manager 7301 Northeast Loop 820 North Richland Hills, Texas Dear Mr. Paul: In response to your inquiry regarding the stipulations for recommending salaries for new classifications, we have reviewed the Charter and the Civil Service Rules. We find the Charter, Article XVII, Section 8, paragraph 2, reads: e "All persons in eacll classification shall be paid wi.thin the same salary range, and in addition thereto be paid any longevity or seniority pay that he may be entitled to . " The only time a specific percentage figure is mentioned is with regard to 5% increase upon completion of the 6-month probationary period. Reference: Civil Service Minutes of 6-13-79, Item 5, paragraph a. Speaking primarily, now, of the salary for Corporal and/or Detective, the Civil Service Cornrûission received a request from Chief Williams that the salaries be the same, since both titles are actually one classification level -- that of Police Officer III. (Memo dated 1-8-80) In the Civil Service r~inutes of 1-8-80, the mo,tion was made and accepted, recorr~ending a salary for Corporals equal to the present salary of Detectives. If we can be of any further assistance, please let us know. Respec tfully', e ~' /~ ø'~/" ..L . ~".r~~.w'~~11 b L. Henðèrson, Chairman Civil Service Commission ~ At~ (817) 281-0041/7301 N. E. LOOP 820 / P. O. BOX 18609 I NORTH R ICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS 76118 e e - ,- /~'.~ . City of Xðrth Richland Hills, Texas ME^{O TO: Tom Paai Cliy ~fanag VL G. W. W,{LUa.m6 CÝÚe.6 oß PoUee. fv1atLeh 1 8 , 1 9 8 0 FROAf: VA TE : SUBJECT: Re.quut bOIL ¡te.rtl to be p.taee.d on the. Cliy Counm Agenda. ßOfL f..1aJteh 24, 7980 . The PoUee Vepcvr.:tment hM been expeJt,[e.n.úng di('Jyi..eul..ttj ove.'L ,the pM.t 6ew ye.aM bL a.:tbtad.i..ng qua..ti6ie.d appUean;t~ 60lt PubUc. Sandtj VM- pateheJt6. A majolt lteMon 60lt thJ.-6 di6Meulty L~ ou..'!. fupct;tehVL -~ae...M.tj ,6C.ale. ~n c.onli~aJr.ÁAon to the. l.:JalCVLY ~ecte~ 06 otheJt ~u ..Ln OUlL CUte-a. Attaehe.d afLe :tJlê fL~~u.£;t.-6 0,6 a ,6af.Cl.JLy ¿,uJLve.y 0 6 the.~e. o..the/t wiu. It M no .t.i..eeab.te. that a UJt ,Ó a.tM.lj 0 Û $ 6 8 3 . 00 ( a 6tVL 6 mo nth...ó ), M v VLtj fnueh bdo~tJ the .6t.aJd"tvzg ~a1.aJty oS all 06 tile. age.n~¿e~6 wted. OUIt -6,t£út.t.i..ng ~a,ea.lLlj 0 ð $650. 00 w,{,de,~tÔ the. dL66eJte.Hc.e.ó eve.J1 tnOfLe.. I n a Jr.dVL to a.;t.tJz..a.et expV1..-Íel1.e ed appUeant6, I fLe.q ue.'ó t tj 0 UJt a pphO val to awUtoJtize a ,ÓtaJtting 'óal~'Ltj Oû $683.00 60h expV1..-Íe.nee.d di6pateh~'L new-!ÚfLu. We. euJULeJ1ily ha.ve. one (1) d.wpatehvc. ~vho ÝLM eOfnp.ee.te.d 60UlL {4} rrloïLtl~!J o 6 /~ e.!Lvic..e.. She WM e.xpV1..-ÍeYLc..e.cl a-.t the. :time. /~ he wa6 h.úLed 0 Yl. 11 - 26·- 7 9 and M ,Ó:ti.li e.M.lÚng $62.P.OO pVL mon;th. I a1.óo lte.qu.ut tjOM appltoval to adjl.ud hVL 'óalaJttj ló ~6&3~ - Tllank. you. 60ft YOLUt c..on6~deJLa;t{.on 06 .tI'le.6e fte.qUe6~U. , dáf,A/"¿~:~ G. W . (V,{LUa.m6 CÝÚe6 06 PoUee. f··... ,."... .~ "".. J '\ i/ f'"* D ì ~. ::::. ~--" :,: J ti' i:.: ~ r. If ,,~ 1 to.. .. f'\ n .'"\ "::...;.~-( '..~ J'.l"i, ¡./ .1 .... ~ ... J v v crrv ¡\1t~r,l/\(:ER - \ (817) 281-0041 /7301 N. E. LOOP 820/ P. O. BOX 18609/ NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS 7G118 e e e - .-Á . _, ,..... _JII :::- /,,-,,/ /-;__ ¿!' ,-7-"-;:/ ,..:~: <.~:-:-/ ' ,. CITY .~:... - .F - .. . ,- , ~,. .'..,;.'" ::.::.' DIS PA TCi--;ER SA L ~:\ F~}' SUR V E Y STA~~T . .;;5" _. <..:: --, TOP -~._-~ ----- . ---.-.---- ---- ---------- -.,.. ----~---------, ..--.---.- ---, ---------- -----------.-- -.-.-- _. P. ____ _. _._____ _._.'___._._ ._._.___...._._____ ._____________.____.._.______ ._..__.____. __._ $1109.00 R:~ ::.: L C?'" ':. c:~ ~ C H r-: (~[,/t ~. m Ci..,ty G:._1lJ ~2- \.J ;'n e Á ~:...::.{,~:9 .1:..c n G .~!-:l nd P ,"" ~']';)1'¿ e.- Fo/~ ~;C'.,'Lth ¡-{ u/: 6 }:, ..- r. C L~;_ e.·s ,6 N c .,;..~~j I R.-L c. r :.1:.,1..1 rId H jJ~,ð B e_~i. :. C fl..á ~! $ Ii 7 r 0 0 7,:). $836.00 $725.00 $932.00 $1145.00 $ 7 9 5 . 0 0 ( HOe. x p e.,....vt eJ¡l c. e. ) $ 8 Î 4 . 00 (e-x.jJ(']·vLe.nc.ed) $823.00 $7íl.00 $ 6 5JI~_P 0 $750.00 - '\} $ 967.00 $ 925.00 $1272.00 $1461.00 $7015.00 $1115.00 $ 987.00 $ 997.00 L68~Ji $ 945.00 C./t, City of JXórth Richland I-liUs, Texas e ..' -4. ~ÆEI\·fO TO: Tom Pau.l C.ity ^'{anag CUt FROA,f : G. W. WilUarn6 ctúe.6 0 ð PoLLee. VA TE : \{cv'teh 2 0 , 1 9 8 0 ReqLLe.-6,t 60lL .item :to be· p..tac.ed on tile C.ity Cou,ncJ~ Agenda !JOlt r~1CULcJl 24, 1980. SUBJECT: The. S/Qúe, Ve¡:Ja/t.trnen.:t 06 H~gfuvay~ and PubL'¿e TfLa.YL6poJLta.:Uon (SVHPT) ha.6 o·6áeJLed to pfLov...¿de ~JofL.·Dl R1eh1.and H'¿e..¿~ 100% uncUna OlL a. MotOlLê. de. Sa. e,t Eduea.Uon P/toglLa.m. The 6UJ1cUng ~-~6'öf(, a 6 mOr'L.tJ1 p~úod 6.Jtorn ptúf I, 1980 oug 1 epte.mbVL 30, 1980 and £ð in the arriount 0 & $ ~2 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 . ...-;.fI!I e The gOGli 06 :thJ.,,6 pfLogJr:.ron .L6 to mcún (300) mo:tofLeycle. opVtatoM in. an eftfioftt to fl()d{l~() ;tÝ1c> ;lwnbéíL oß tnotofLeYÜf: )teJ:CÚed fia;taXl'{'YljUlLY ct"eú- cle;1.t6. The. plLogfLaJì1 would aióo be a vatua 'e pu.b,e;,c. /Le,la.UOVL-6 lie.m ctmong the. youngVt úlize~ 0·6 OUfL Cily. Nom R-ic..hfarld H,Uù> ~{)oLt£.á a..,t.öo I~eeeive. -6:t.cde.-wide fLe.eognilion .õinc.e. we. would be. :the. on,ey c.Ltfl ~pOiL6o/L,¿ng .6u.etl a plLogfLarn. OthVL úliu aCJto~~ the S,t.a.;te w,¿U eon- tc..et U,-6 dwU..ng t/1e. te/tm 0 & .t1IL~ p.'tOgltaJì1 to get ,[n6oTuna'uoYl. on. the lLe~LLtú 06 OU/L p}t.ogJtam. A·{an.y ÚUe.1> have e.xp.''Le,~/~ed 0, d~,{Ae. to the SVH'PT :to ~p0n60lL ~ueh a pftogttarn. The CLttj w'{,U no:t. be. .'¿nvof,ved ,{,n the. ,{,mpleJneJ1w.tion 06 tJte ^{o;[:ofteyüe. SaS~tfj Edu.c~a.UOýL Pll..ogfLcun. P~o;lnu, .thJLough :the. Inl)ütu,-te. 06 UfLban S.tucUe~ , UTA, afJLe.ady ha\} e tile.. pfLO glLarn t[.~ady .to .ó,ta.fT. t LL6 ~ 00 VL a...6 a ,6 }:JO vl/5 Of'l./LJ19 a.g enc.y c.aJ/l be. .to c.a;te.d. A.U e.Xpe.H/5 e6 itlCUfLtLed ..i.n the hn¡:Jtemen:ta:Uon 0·6 tfú.6 pfLogttaYi1 ~{),¿u be. pcti.d by :tile C.Ufj. The Cily ~tJJ.ll ~eVl.d a quaJL.teJLty fLepoftt 06 expencU- ;ál.lL~6 /to SVHPT (}Jho LVÆ..ll ~J1 tufl.Jl fLe.rnÁ-t to ;tjle Cily 100 % 06 ill e.xpeM U . I bel~Le-ve. ;th,iA to be a gfLe.cd oppoJz.tuv/"-Lty 6o,ft the Cily 06 Nofttll RÅ,ehf.ctYLd H,{.£'c}) . - (817) 281-0041 / 7301 N. E. LOOP 820 / P. O. BOX 18609 / NORTH R ICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS 76118 e ~,tE~{O TO: FRO~Æ : VATE: PAGE: Tom Patte G . W. {;..tix¿¿cun·s AfaJtcJ1 2 0 , 1 9 8 0 2 The "I.uUJtanc.e" lien: ¡Vl. :the Budgê.t NO./t/L~Ve, ~ho~v~ an expe.VL6e. 06 $6,560.00. TÝÚ-6 amoun.:t ~vil£ n.e.ed :to be. pcúd by th:e. Cliy at :the. oLLt6 et 0 ß :the pJtogftæn. HO()Jeve/t, ct6 pfLev/¿oLV~.ty /~;to~te..d, the. C/Lty ~úil£ fLe.C.ÚVe.. a fLebate ß·ftOtr1 :the. State60fL ;(jz,Ú -.u{ and aU a,theJt e.xpe.YL6 eA) ~vhe.n ~~e. ~ end Æ.,n "oWt quaJL:teJLly ,6/tateme..n.:t 0 n e.x.pe¥L6 e6 . The PtLO j e.c.t Coo/!.cUnatofL e.x.pe.n-s e., $4, 500. 00 UJou.,fd be. pcU,d pefL.Lo cUc.a££tj Lt6 ~the. e.xlJe.r~~ e 0 C.C,LifL,6 . I Jte..qLlel:,;t YOWL apìJlLoVa..t. 0 ,6 the. lun1jJ /6Lvn e.xYJe.t1cLUu/l.e. 0 b $6, 560. 00 to gd tlLÁÅ pfLog.1[Cilll ,6tcVLte(l: ~ .¢..r-" / . I ~.. , ~-~ /W'tfl ¿; . ' ~./ G. I. '.{, ) Cün6 . G(f)W / ("d e r)t··~LI' !i::D I"~t;"",~ v c -- "'a "i"'? ........ "'\. 1 f) f1 il ,1 ¡ ~ 1-., ,¡ t, 1:; r' ~ ;U ~ c- ' .' ... ....J 'V (:~l ;T'¡{ !~f):\~t..~\f?·~~.i~ '. ..:.... ,.:......j TEXAS TRAFFIC SAFEl·Y PROGRArV1 CONTRACT STATE DE"PARTf,tENT OF HIGHWAYS AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION OF:I~:T~~.·~~·~:~~8S;~~ETV(Iill) [ill] [ill 0 0 CD ~__d.. --1 -- ¡,..- . 4. ...-..-_.__ 1 .'..\~<. ..:.~ e -;,,'J,,: _ .. -,:'~...t. MOTORCYCLE SAFETY EDUCATION/ North Richland Hills d~.r:. QES(.H~~tIU~ CF PRO;FCJ f~O;; DFTAILS. SEE STArE.MENr c~ WOR"" Program is designed to train approxif!12.tely 390 .motorcyc~e riders in. safety cour'ses. It will enhance the expanSl0n of slmllar prograrns state-wlde through instructor courses and insurance coverage. Administrative Assessmeñt ~ "' .1 GO:'L S Reduction of motorcycle related iniurv/fatal crashes. METHOD OF EVALUATiON (FO~ DéTA~S. S~E STATEMENT OF ""DA1{) COST C4ré.:3~~'! AMO:.Jr--tT FUTURE fU!\iDJ~G PERIOD AMQU1'ltT PERSONAL SERYICES $12,000.00 CONTRACT SEFtVICES OCT.-DEe. ........ p~OPOSE~fr7~ PeRIOD... ....... .'. TO. .9/.3Q/8.Q. _.. . COMMODITIES. . . . . . JAN.-MAR. ....... OniER DJi1ECT COST 10,000.00 . A?R.~UN. ....... $10,000.00 12,000.00 INDJRECT COST. . . . . J U L - SEP. . . . . . . . . TOTAL $22 000. 0 TYPE OF AEt~øU'" 9£MEHT o LUMP SUJoI o . COSTPERUHITOFWORl( D COST PLUS-FIXED FEe o 'SPECIFICIUTES ~ ACTUAL COST TOTAL P~OJEÇT PERIOD . .4j.lj.~Q _ . . . . 9/30/80 TO . . . . . . . . ... L . . RE:MBURS€M£:HT LIMfTS 1. MAXIMUM .c..10UHT El-IGIBL.E FO>1 REJMeURSëWEHT S. z2 ,000. 00 2. NO COST CA T!GOí4Y fJI..A Y Be e.xCEED"!O · BY MOM THAN 5~~ TriE CONTRACT TOTAL J~UD.GEL__ __. _ __ . _ _ 3. ONLY THOa« COSTS ISCU~R~O DUR'}rIfG THE FOlLOWtHO P--RJOD S>4AloL Bë EUGI8L.E FOR R!:twBUR~!NT: 4/1/80 TO 9/30L80 4. THE CONTRACTOR MUST B~ ALL COSTS NOT EUGiSLE FOR R~¡"'3UR3E~~HT $22,000.00 e PROi=IT SOU;':¡CES 0; FUNDS AMOUNT FEDÐUL(~) . . . · . $22 ,000.00 GTSF . . . . . . . . . . . . FOR DETAiLS. SEe STATEMëNT OF WORK ~:~:-. · · . . . - . - - -/ $ 2 2 000. 00 · THIS CONTRACT INCLUDES _ ATTACHJIJ4i!HTS · IN THE EVENT OF ANY INCONSISTENCY OR CONR.ICT £I.E rwEEH PROVISIONS AND/OR REOUIREMENTS OF THIS CONTRACT, THE IHCOi1SISïÐiCY OR CONFLICT SHALL BE RESOLVED BY ASSK>NIM> AN ORDER OF PR!CI!DfI>fCE TO EACH, ACCOROING 70 T1iE FORM ~ ATTAC>-!Jof£!'fT I¡. WHICH IT APPEARS. USiNG THE FOLLO\¥JHG OR~ 1. CONTRAcr (THIS FŒlJ.4) 2. STAT"EVEHT OF WOR:( (ATTACHMENT 1) 3. "J:::·";~itAL ?ROYIS¡OHS (ATTAC"'>Âe~T 2) 4. YÞt:Cf-\L PROYiSIONS (ATTACHMENT 3) 5. OTH~ · FEDERAL AND STATE REGULAT~ONS AJllltO GUIDELINES SH.ALL BE THË.-~3 FOR CETEAM'N1NG ElJGJSJUTY OF COST~ · TH!S COH'~i.~CT MAY BE A1If~~OED ONLY 6V WR.TTE~ AUTHORIZAitOr- EX£CUTEO IN ACCORDANCE WITH OTS POLICY TitE CONTRACTOR IS HERESY AUT:;ORIZED TO ~RFORM WOilX ON THIS ?f!OJëCT, OU¡:!o+(i THE PERIOD CITED ABOVE. SUB.J!CT 70 TtiE IE'!".:) A>iO CO~ù.1"10kS OF T~S CO~TRACT .APia Âll Å?Pi.ICÅÖlE 5T..\ TE .A..~O ;;~D~R.~L LAWS AND PEGULAT10N8. rjr~ r¡ I LE S~G~~An;RE OF Pcn'$ON AUTHOR,Z~O TO CO)l$,('JT Cð¡~TMCT-ÖR City ~1anager . A J 1 e - StGNATU~£ 0;' PE~$CH AUTrtOAflEO TO COMM:T 073 f ! I '" " ~ --------------- City of North Richland Hills C (J~ r M·~·Cnq e ~e _I , f TEXAS l-RAFFIC SAFETY PRC¡G RAM CONTRACT (OJ) rn CD 0 0 CD ~þ.vo\.. '1 ()~ ") REPRESENT A TiOl\~S, C'r=RT1FICA liONS, AND !\CKNO\VLEDGMENTS CONTINGt: r~T FEE. (check approp:ïate box.es) The conirac!or represents (a) that It~: nas. = nas not, ernployed or retained any company or person (other than a futi-time bona l.de employee ÿt¡o;k Ing so1ei'/ for ~h~ o:fero~) to soticit or secure this contract. and (b) that it Ll has. (] has not. paId or agreed to pay any company Oí person (other than a full-time bona f:de employee work log solely for the contractor) any fee. commiSSion. percentage. or brokerage fee contingent upon or result- Ing from the award 'of this contract ar.d 3grees to furnish information relating to {a} and (b) interpretatlon of the representation. IncludIng tne term "bona fld::: emp1oyee", S2e Code of Federal Begulations. Title 41, Chapter 1. SUDpart 1-1,5,) Ii, EQUAL OPPORTUNITY: (c:¡eck appropriate bJ"<8S) The contractor represents tha~ It C has.O has not. participated in a previous contract or subcontract subject either to the Equal Opportun,ty ci:juse hereIn or the clause original1y contained in Section ~01 of Executive Order 10925, úí the clause contained In Section 201 of Executive Order No. 11114; that it 0 has. 0 has not. filed aU required compliance reports: and that representatlo:1s. Indicating submission of required comp~fance reports. signed by proposed subcontractors. \~,itr be, obtained prior to subcontract awards. III. AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PROGRA~1: (check approprìate box) The contractor represents that (1) It C1 has deve10ped and has on file 0 has not developed and does not have on flie at each estatJltshment affirmatIve actIon programs as require~ by the ru1es and regulations of tha Secre.. tary of Labor (41 CF R 60-1 a:ìd 60-2). or (2) it 0 hz.~. not previously bad contracts subject to the \vritten affirm.. a~lve action program requirement of the ru~es 8r;d regulations of the Secr~tary of Labor. r IV CERTIFICATION OF NONSEGREGATED FACILITIES: The contrac.tor cert,fies ¡hat it does not maintain or provide for employees' facilities which are segregated on the basis of race, C'o!or, ,religion. sex or national origin, \vhether such facilitiès are segregated by directIve or on a.de' facto basis, The offeror further agrees that he \'\1111 not maintaìn such segregated facilities. - v The contract recipient agreas as a necessary cond:tion for reimbursement of costs, to prepare monthly and/o,r Quarterly progress reports In a timely manner" and in accordance with instructions furnished by the Texas Office of Traffic Safety_ I- VI. I I I j CLEAN AIR ACT COMPLIANCE: For aU contracts in excess of S, aO.GOO,·the recipIent agrees to compty with an applicable standards, orders, or regutations issued pursuant to the Clean Air Act of 1970. Violations shaH be reported to OTS and the Regional. Office ot the Environmental Protection Agency. . VII. PRrNC~PAL PLACE OF PERFORMANCE: The location of the plant or place of business vlhere the item(s) will be produced or the principal servíces win be performed under the contract is: CITY COUNTY STATF VUi. Þ,SSURANCE. The contract reCipient hereby assures comptiance with aU terms, conditions and general and special provIsions for this cor.tract, tncåudìng attachments. 51~I'.AjU;:;¡E .:-::r ~f~50' ~JTH0.::(.;ZED iO CCi.·'h" (-J", 7~-:.C;O~ D~ì~ CO~Trt~CTO~'S PR0J:CT D\R:CTO~ DATE. ~AVt.' ~ITt E ;. -:.. .. : :- c, . ~ <ill ~ .. _ ~.... :: " . ConJ,-.- _..... ,.;.. ~ 'r ( nr") 04 00 "'-' - to ¡ 0 - 00 In.. 'i'i tle ;;ütürcycle Safety Edtlcatiilll.L.Korth Richland Hills e Attach;';\e:1t 2 GE~~~~ PROVISIONS CHECK LIST The follm.¡ing provisions cO:1tained in nGeneral Provisions for Contracts"- Forw C~-2A, are here~y i~clu¿ed as a part of this co~t=act by r~ference: [fJ ~ [8J r;::l 1:::J ŒJ ffi Œ1 lliJ I. Definitions I I. . Ch2.nges III. Dis?:.l~es IV. Co~¿itions for ?e~ination Prior to Completion v. Excus~~le Delays VI. ~o~~Collc5io~ VII. Co~tr~ct Period Established VIII. Cost Provisio~s IX. l"~ethod of Payr::e:lt (Check one) A. LtL-rl? Suz:\ B. Cas t Per Uni t 1-:ork C. Cost Plus a Fixed Fee S .. -. ~' - C ' t- D. pec.1.I.:1.C -,,=.~es or: o:npensa 10n E. Cost Teros a~è Co~èitions of Paýrnent In5pectio~ , PrOp2~ty Acco~~ta~ility Rete:ltio!1 ~~~ership of D~t~ and Creative Material Repol:·ts Equ~l O?portunity Overti2e Co~?ensation Convict Labo= Su~contractual (A~olies to all Federal "and Most State contracts) Utilization of s~ãll Business Concerns Order of Pre~eèence Assigrl17~ent, Subletting and Transfer Cancellation Co~tractor1s Liability Sa1J"e Hamle,ss Tax and Co~~~~s~tion Liability Reirburse2e~t of ~ligible Expenditures· Ap?lication of 2atch Act (Applies to all Federal contracts) Sta~¿ards for G=a~tee Financial Manag~ment Systems Pro~ure~ent procedures (Applißs to Federal grant~ to State èce~cies and c02~u~ities only) J X>:XI. Cost of Living Co~ncil Regulations (Applies to all Federal CO!1-t:::-~cts) o o o o o fß) x. ~ XI. aD XII. .~ XIII. o . XIV · o xv. @ XVI.. l.8J X-\? I I . [g] X\'III. o XIX. o . xx . § XXI. EJ ):~:II . ŒJ XXIII.. ŒJ }~XI~l - [8J XXV- . lIJ >::-:VI - ffiJ XX'! I I .. o XXVIII.· ŒJ >::{IX. o .XXX. o o XXXII. - GC-2 8/75 Mino~ity Business Enterprise Page 1 of 1 · . TEXAS TR;\FF 1 C SAF'E: r'f F)RC1C;RAt1 CO~JTRAC'T A TT ACHr~ENT 1 STATEMENT OF \'¡ORK (rill) ŒEJ @TIJ 0 0 0 ................ ...-........, Include Milestone Schedule and Method of Evaluation I. BACKGROUND A. Motorcycles are presently a viable mode of transportation in the sun-belt states as well as a viable attempt to escape the tightening grasp of gasoline shortages by daily COÏimuters. With some foresight of this new "model II era, the area traffic safety officials implemented motorcycle safety rider courses. Three years ago the summer program trained a total of 150 persons. Last year, the same program produced over 500 successful course participants. This shows that the project is finally an established segment of our traffic safety efforts. Requests are forwarded from organizations state-wide seeking information or desiring to establish similar training in their areas. B. The problem has been the drastic increase in motorcycle related incidences resulting in severe injury and death in recent years. This is tried only to the increase of motorcyclists and the repeal of the helmet law but also to the lack of educational prerequisite before obtaining a motorcycle license. These elements combined accounted for over 8% of the traffic fatalities in Tarrant County for 1979. C. The solution to this problem would require the involvement of several elements. Legislation has been signed to alleviate the education requisite. But, there is a time lag before actual implementation and another lapse before the training will begin to pay dividends. An immediate means of relieve is the continuation of the current motorcycle safety rider courses. This project will enable novice riders to develop their skills, knowledge and techniques to manuver safely in today's traffic. It will encourage the implementation of simialr training courses though the availability of insurance and instructor certification courses. II. PROJECT OBJECTIVES A. Objectives: 1. To train 300 motorcycle riders (novice and/or instructor candidates) in a 20 hour sa~ty course during the six-month project period. 2. To facilitate and promote motorcycle safety education courses throughout the state. III. PLAN TO ACHIEVE OBJECTIVES A. Tasks Objective 1 - Train 300 motorcycle riders during project period. Task 1 - Coordinate for motorcycle safety courses to be taught in Metroplex area by certified instructors. Task 2 - Obtain necessary motorcycle, faci 1 iti es, i os tructor kit, student booklets, and support equipment. Task 3 - Report participants completion to Motorcycle Safety Foundation. Task 4 - Conduct instructor courses (50 hours) in other areas as requested. Page 1 of 2 T E ;\:¡'., S -:: R ;'\ I - r' I C S ¡~~ :- A T -r i-., ,L' · i c· r~ T 1 STATEtw1Ef-·JT OF \';ORK : ., ~ ~;< c; ,"..: C G !" ';" :\ /\ ~ ~ Include l-lilestonc Schedule and ~!ethod of Ev~lu:.ltìon JIi...............,.........~ -..............'..........~........ ~1f (IT@]) ~ QI!] DOL. 1 Objective 2 - Facilitate and prOlnot~ st.ate-\vide Task 1 Provide insurance coverage for other motorcycle safety programs. Task 2 Conduct motorcycle a\'/areness/motivation. ~ I ~ f " Task 3 - Provide pertinent information to media sources. B. Reporting Requirements Fiscal reports will be prepared and submitted on a quarterly basis in accordance with SDHPT guidelines. c. Evaluation The evaluation will be through administrative assessment by the project director and/or program coordinator. IV. MILESTONE SCHEDULE A. Milestones . 01 Obtain motorcycle and support equipment 02 Coordinate safety courses 03 Conduct courses 04 Facilitate and promote 05 Submit quarterly reports 06 Final report and evaluation P.MJ X X X X X JAS x X X x·· X v. CONT~'CTORIS RESPONSIBILITIES A. The City of North Ri~hland Hills will: 1. Provide and maintain office space for project personnel and records. 2. Employ a qualified person as approved by District 2 Traffic Safety Specialist as project coordinator. 3. Complete the tasks outlined in Section III to tþe extent possible. 4. Maintain appropriate records of allowable expenditures in the budget keeping with city and state fiscal policy. VI. THE CONTRACTREE'S RESPONSIBILITIES A. Reimbursement SDHPT shall reimburse the contractor (100%) of all allowable costs up to the limit specified on the face page for the following categories: Personal Services $12,000.00 Contract Services -0- Corrrnodi ties -0- Other Di rect Cost ~_QQº-=-º.Q___ r~tal $22,000.00 Page 2 of 2 . -- ::, CONTRt\CT A TT ¡\CHMENT 1 STATEMENT OF WORK ([ill) ŒŒ lUIJ DOC I ...,. IncluJe t·1ile~.tonc Schedule and ~lethod of Evaluation e B. Assistance The District-2 Traffic Safety Specialist shall provide technical assistance to t~e contractor to the maximum extent possible. c. ~1onitoring Monitoring will be conducted by the District-2 Traffic Safety Specialist or his designee at least once per quarter. D. HSP Authorization This program has been authorized by the High\'!ay Safety Plan for FY80 in conformance \'iith Problem Nodule 80-04 and P¡"oblem Solution Plan 80-04-08. VII. ACCOUNTABLE ASSETS None authorized under this contract. VIII. AUDIT REQUIREMENTS A. Reference: Federal Nanagement Circular 74-4, and applicable State requi rements. B. Upon completion of this Motorcycle Safety Education Program, a fiscal audit will be conducted by the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation1s External Audit Section. Records necessary to the conduct of the ~dit will be maintain~d for a three year period after resolution of audit firidings. C. The following documentation may include but not be limited to the following for support of costs relevant to the estimated budget. 1. Payroll register 2. Tim-é records 3. F.I.C~A. 4. Retirement reports 5. Health insurance 6. Other insurance reports 7. Travel/mileage logs 8. Invoices and check register 9. Xerox logs 10. Postage logs 11. Telephone logs and bills 12. Inventory records 13. In-house voucher file . Page 3 of 2 ~ ..... ------ e e e ATTACHMENT 3 SPECIAL PROVISIONS 1. Total cost reimbursement shall not exceed the value shown on the approved contract application. 2. Unless prior approval in writing is granted from the District 2 Traffic Safety Specialist, no costs may be incurred after the end of the contract period specified. 3. All salaries and wages will be supported by appropriate time distribution records. 4. All expenditures shall be in strict compliance with monies allocated in the approved contract. 5. All costs are subject to verification by the SDHPT auditors. 6. Approval of this contract is for the stated period only. Approval does not commit nor promise to commit funding for any subsequent period. 7. The contract amount shall be adjusted at the discretion of the District 2 Traffic Safety Specialist when expenditures reflect a projected under-run. 8. All costs claimed for reimbursement shall be categorized in accordance with the estimated budget. Page 1 of 3 A TT ACHJ\1ENT 4 e GUI DELINES FOR MOTORCYCLE I ~~SURA~JCE COVERAGE ~-_._.._..._~ 1. Person signing lease agreement shall communicate in writing to the project coordinator and/or insurance agent the brand, size, identifying serial number, and dealer cost prior to implementation of motorcycle safety courses. 2. The same motorcycle will be used the six month project period; any motorcycle returned to the dealers may be deleted for the insurance policy but none added. 3. All injury and damage incidents shall be reported to the project coordinator in writing within three(3) working days. 4. All motorcycles will be properly secu~ed as outlined by the insurance policy or they will not be eligible for coverage under this policy. 5. The project coordinator may make final determination through on site visitation or otherwise as to whether the courses are being conducted within the guidelines of MSF and the insurance policy; failure to do so can result in termination of insurance coverage and support and will be so stated in writing by the project coordinator. e 6. A copy of each course roster which includes MSF completion card numbers will be submitted to the project coordinator within ten (10) working days after course completion. e Page 1 of 4 e BUDGET NARRATIVE Personal Services $12,005.00 1. Project Coordinator ($4,500.) Based on 25 hours/month X 5 months @ $lO./hours, ~ employment of 75 hours in July @ $10. + $500. for conducting instructor course, ~ (4) instructors courses of 50 hours conducted on weekends @ same per hour rate. 2. Instructor Aide ($625.) Based on 25 hours @ $5.00 per hour X (5) instructor courses. 3. Secretary/Clerk Typist ($1 ~400.) Based on part-time employment not exceed to $3.50/working hour for approximately 400 hours to be distributed proportionately. with program demands. 4. Mechanic ($1 ,400. ) e Based on part-time employment not to exceed $4.00/working hour for approximately 350 hours. 5. Instructors ($4,080.) Based on $8.50 per hour X 24 hours X 20 MRC courses. Commodities -0- MRC course materials to be supplied by MSF for program support Other Direct Cost j10 ,620.00_ M/C support items (1 ) Insurance ($9,920~) ($6,560.) Based on 102 M/C @ $90. per year @ 65% premium (2) Student insurance ($600.) Based on 300 students @ $2.00 each ( 3) Trai ler rental ($600.) . Based on $100 X 6 months e (4) Storage/Building fee ($360.) Based on $60. per mO,r,tth X 6 months Page 1 of 5 e Other Direct Cost (Can't) (5) Maintenance ($1 ,800.) Based on 30 M/C locally X $10. per month X 6 months Administrative items (6) Materials/supplies ($700.) ($300. ) Based on $50. a month for postage, xerox) phone, etc. (7) Travel ($300.) Based on necessary travel .by coordinator to complete project tasks, monitor courses, and make necessary contacts; rate charged to be in agreement with city policy. (8) TTSA Conference ($100.) Based on estimated expenditure to attend summer TTSA conference in Irving. Total e Rounded To $22 ,265.,00 $22,000.00 e Page 2 of 5 f:·-' _:, ,. e . e, (I , I /'\ ,,- City of JXðrth Richland Hills, Texas MEMO TO: FROM: DA TE: SUß~lECT: '""" !! \,---;:.i# ---;::=~.~~:*S:~= ~~~ :;~ ;:< ~\ ! ¡-< ~ \:' ~ Thomas Paul Ruth Pinner March 20, 1980 2.0 Million Gallon Elevated Storage Tank Payment for $18,105.30 The above referenced payment appears to be in order. The monies would be taken from the Utility Capital Improvement Fund. The money has been set aside for this purpose. ~~ Ruth Pinner Director of Finance (817) 281-0041 /7301 N. E. LOOP 820/ P. O. BOX 18609/ NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS 76118 - \) e City of JKðrth Richland Hills, Texas I \ _.~¡/\4 _.-"--~- ~-- -'- 41 ~ ,I ~ DATE: March 17, 1980 ME}10 TO: Mr. Tom Paul City Manager FROM: Allen Bronstad Director of Utilities SUBJECT: 2.0 Million Gallon Elevated Storage Tank Estimate No.7 in the amount of $18,105.30 is now due and payable to Universal Tank & Iron Works, Inc. This amount is to be paid from Bond Monies. e- n.... '·~-f~ !' '.iIoD . ~.¡ ...,. 4( . ~ _ ~ ......... ... _ '~-- 1'.... ~!AR J. 7 1980 - CIlY ~AAfJ}~GER . ~ (817) 281-0041 I 7301 N.E. lOOP 820 I P. O. BOX 13305 I NORTH RICHLAND HillS, TEXAS 76118 e KNOWl TON~ENGLlSH-FlOWERS, INC. CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort Worth-Dallas !'1arch 7, 1930 Honorable Mayor & City Council City of North Richland Hills 7301 M.E. Loop 820 North Richland Hills. Texas 76119 Subjsct: 3-531, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAiO HILLS, 2. (1 :iG ELEVATED ST['~AGE TÞ.N:{ C'N B'JRSEY RO.AD, "CO~I¿Tf!!\.CTQR I S ESTlnf\T[ NO. 7 '1 (~ are en c 1 0 sin g a co;.; _Y Q f Est -f £:1 i~ t f"; q o. S ~~ ve n (7). d ) t e ct f·~ £" r ~ h 7, 1980 , Dad!"! payable to Universal Tank ~ Iron tJar~~St Inc., 112~1 ~iest RocKvil1e Road, Indianapolis. Indiana 4G231., in t~le ;J;1ount of $1'3,105.3Q fQr materials furnished and work p~rf0~~d on the s~hject project. Th~ quantities and condition of th0 job have heen v~r1ficd a~rl checked by the City's Inspactor and \/e have checke1 à,ll extc~nsi;ìn5. 1~e, therefore, recoIT411end that the a!Jove partial pa.~r."~,~nt be ,:t·1{:!(~ to ìJT1;versa.l Tank & Iron ~,Jorks. Inc. e By copy of this letter, \.Je ari,? advisidJ Uni\/Grsal Tank and Iron that you, th~ Cit.y Council» h.:.lve eXf)r~ss~~d your full ;nt~nt;on to ass¡~ss 1 iquidated d¿r]êH]eS in the ð:;10U:1t of SlOO.()'~1 p~r da~1 for each da,y of delay in substantial cOflpletion of this project over the contract co}~pletion ddtein ilceQY'dance ~'/ith the provisions of Iten 3.2.12 of the Contract. Although the Contractor h3S a5ked for extensions in ti~e b.y letters dat~ .Ja.nuary ::2» 1979 and .:~,Ut1U5t 1~, 1979, Iter1 3.1.04 of the Contract r€qtJfres that the Contractor prryv1de written notice of thu C::lltt"'{:\ of ·io.' ~v ,·¡,·t!,in SP·VQt'\ ( 7) ~rlrlY's ai-:~A·r- th~ C~fJS!1 nf" ~ñl ":)\1 :..... ~Ct .~")t:.: :_..~, {J, ¡", 1, " I._~I~¡.... \.' ¡ \.0_. "._ fi' ç ~. '1..1'= C. t ~ \ ~ beco~es known to th~ Contractor. Co~ies of thesa l~tters are enclosed for .your infoMat1on. ~Ae \:,111 he oresf=rrt êjt t1G n:_)'{t COt':lcil rH~etin'J sho'Jl d you have any questions concern~ng th1 s e$ti~:dte. ' ?tJ. ~ RICHARD W. ALBIN, P.E. rtr--~'~I' !r-D 1{.1: tw:..: 't:.; 'v1AR 1 0 1980 -- H~,f~/l j c Enclosure, + -"'S ,..·f\?Y FOF'~ .. /I ,-' .... 1 C · t p. ! ,I M' v ;..) cc: f.-~r. non1dS t-Þt\u ~ 1 Y ·"id!1ðf1er Mr. Allen ßronstad~ Pir~ctor Utilities Mr. ~il1 Rutledge. City Inspector Universal Tank <~ Iron t!orks, Inc. (Attn: ~~r. Ronald' J. Scott) cln' i\¡¡.A~NAGER 550 FIRST STATE BANK BLDG. . BEDFORD, TEXAS 76021 . 817/283-6211 . METRO/267.33S7· .... _. - - -..- - -'.!..-:.. - .-...- .-. - - CON T RAe TOR I 5 EST I MAT E ------- p- . - - - -- P 1 OF FILE-F3-53 - - .- .~- .-- . .- - .-----.---- - -- .. --- - . - ~ - - - - - ----- "E-S-'= Itv1A-tE- '·r~ö ~ - -SEVEN (7) -. - - - - - ':'i 0 r.?,- - N '0 0 ~ - - - 3--- 5 3 1-' ~ -. - - - . .- - - - P-RO JE c -r- ·'D-ES C R "(pt- roï~~ '--2~'Ö-' F·fG'- ·-E C"E VA T E-D-·-\~iÄ-T E R -s T O-R-A G~ -'-T-ANK-- ----.-.---..- ,- -.-------------- _._-- O_R - - NOR n.¡- -R I CHCÄ-i~ D- HI LC S - - - - - --- -- - -ÞLACE - NOR lH - R I CHLAND -H r l. LS -- - - - - DA T E- .._ .. __.___L_.__._.. '._ 3 / -- 7 ¡-8 T I ME C H A RG E D- -r H RU- -'p-·Ë R I· b-õ':'- - -393 DÃ-Y-Š - - - C-ò~jT R ÄC-TÖ-R - 'ùt,~ Í \/E'R S A-L-' rA-NK - &- ---rR O[~ "\,~¡O R KS f -! NC"~ FOR - i"1A'TE R' fÃ L -s·'FliR-Ñ--ÏS H E-Ó-'-AN DLAS-ðRPE R F bUR ~fE Ö -'IÑ-~~fERI-Ö-Ö--È~~'D I"liG::--2"ï-297ã-o--- ----'-----..---...- - - -.- - - - - - - - . - - - -- - - - - - - - - -- _.. - ~ORK ORDER DATE- 2/ 2/79 . - -- -ëÃ-CE-ÑÕ-ÃR- "ÒÄŸS':- - -4-2 0 - - ë-'O~;'PL'ËT-rOï\f -D-Â -T E~- -. -372-5 ;1'8 - - . ~ - - NO. ITEì~ DESCRIPTION PREVIOUS THIS UNIT ESTI~ATE ESTI~ATE - -- - ... UN' I T PRICE _. - - p. ~- ---...-....- ..- . -.'- - .... - - TOT.A,L AMOUNT -~-~-----~-----~--~--~-~--~-~-~~~~--- -~~----- --~--~-- -------~ --~---_~ ~--~~~~~~f ..'.----- -----. . ..-...---...-.. "_..--_..--- .____ --'-"--..0 ____.. ..._.__-.....___..._-..._____.____....~.___ _.___ ._ ~__.~_-;_~__.__._ - - -:[ r~ - - î N s' TAL. CON C. F 0 UNO A T ION - -, '~L ~- 5 . - - - - --- 1- ~- 0 õ· - - - - --. 0-'. b -0 - - - - - - . -1 ~-o O' - 4-40 D· 0 -.- 0 Û 4 -4- 0' ûO-; :-, 2. YARD PIPING L.S. 0.00 0.00 0.00 12800.00 0.0 ' - ':3 ~ - - Õ Ë-C I V E R Y TAN ·K 'c 0 ~~ p 0 N ~ -TO - JOB - L . S -. - - - _. - - -l·-~- ö·ö -- ,. o· ~ 0 Ö ,- ., - - -1 . 0 - 5 5 94 "() 0 -. 0 0 . 5 5 9'4- 0 0 ;J 0-( 4. ERECTION OF TANK L.S. 0.85 0.10 0.9 201170.00 191111.5t '-5-~---PAr~i T- Ï N-G-- o'F--'r Ã-N R-·---- --. _._- -·--------c-;S~------o_;_õò----O-;() 0---,.---- 0-; CrU-4g-Œ-uO-~uD-- ------u-;-Ji 6. ELECTRIC~.L './lJORK _ L.S. 0.00 0.00 0.00 4060.00 OeO~ - -7-; - -r-Ë[ E ~·fE T E- K - r Ñ C;' - - - -- - - - -, - - '.. . - - -- - - --- - -[ ~ -5 ~ ," - - - - - 0 .- 00 - - -- - - - -0 - ; -0- 0 - -. - .. -'- --0 -'--0 0 - . - -3 0-60-.- 00 - - - - - - - - - 0'; rrr 8. FENCING L.S. 0.00 0.00 0.00 6540~OO 0.0 - .. - - - _. - - - - - - - - -~. _.. - ~ ~ -. - .. - -- - - ... - - _... - - - - -- - - - - - - - - -. - -. - - _ _ _ _ _ _.. _ _ _ _ 4_ _ _ _ _ .._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ .." _. _ _.. _ _ _ _ _ _. _ _ ... _ _ __ ._ _ _ _ _ .. ._ .. .. __ _ ... _ _ _ _ _.. ___ ... _.... - - - - - --. -- - - FIELD VERIFICATION OF JOB CONDITIONS A,\fD---CO"~rF'-rR-~fA T r-ON--OF--pÄY-()-rrÃNTIT-~--- BYtþ--- (S€t: -DI?AFr--Cp?Y/--H_--H_- -___.._u__ ~~~-~-~~-~-----~~~-~--~--~------ -_._--- -- ---------.-..- --_...---------_.~----_.-- - ..- - - .. - ... - . - - .- -- -- - - - - -.. ..- - . - - - ... -... - '- - - -'. -......- - - .... - - ---. - - - ( Ovj ¡\J E R- t S P-R C JË C r- - RE P R E-S EN TA r-I"j E )" -- - -.- - .....- DATE- .19 - - - - - - - -.' - -.... - - ..... .' - -- - .- - - - ..- --. - - - - _. -- _. - -. - ~.... .. -- -. - - -. .- - --. - - ... _._--~=...---=-:..;.;;:...::~.-:;;.-...-~::~-.::...~,;;;:.~-- ......:~--=-- --.--.-- ~ _.._-----~_.- -----...- -"--------.--.-... ------:----- -~_._----_... -- --- -...----....-.--.- - - _. .... - -.. ... - -- -."- . - - -- ... - -. - - - - - .- - - - - - - - - - - _. - - - - -. - ... . - -- - - - - - _. - -- - - - .... '. -~ .- ..- ~'. - --.- - - - - ..... - ~~-~~~~~~~--~~~~~--~~-----~-~~~-~~-~~~~~~~~-~~~~--~~-~---~-~-~~-~---~-~~~~-~~-~~-~~ - - - - -. - ... - - .- .- - - - _. - - Þ-PR-ÕVÈb·~---- --. ---."--.'- --"----.-- -.--- -, -- -----.--------- ---TÖTÄ-L--'--~- --.-'--~._~--~--~'--~-- ~--'.-- ~.- -;--;- -;- - 7945-11-.-5'( KNOWLTON-ENGLISH-FLO~ERSt INC. LESS 10 PERCENT RETAINED. . .. 79451al~ -co--:'~-srr- -1 ~ië;--E1~t-I fJE-E--R-S--- ----- ----.---. ---fj rFFERTN-C-t'--~ ;--;--~-----.--.--"rõ-.-__-.-~---;-·"71_SD-6-0·'-3:: . 'y-.;;.- - - -... -. w,. - -~. - -.- ,- - - --r:- ·E·'· - - - - -- .- - -PT'O~ UT-A~ l~~- -~ _E_~ ~- ~~.~. ~~~ ~ ~- ~ _. -~ ~ .__~.~~J ~ · - _.' .. - 7' l"'-O'-6(~- 8_; ~ ~ ... · · · · · . . . . . .. 1~ J(]6..".. , ~ -------------------------~------ LESS PREVIOUS PAYMENTS . . 0 .. 696955.0; Ä-fE.:.----1/7.;..,~--7- --,-19-!'b----------DIFFERENCE--D-UE--THr,ç ESrU..¡ATE -.--.- -.- lal0S-.-3t ___~_~1_________-______ ---- NOTE-PAY LAST AMOUNT SHOWN --.-------- - _. --.---..- - ~ - .-- -'-.-.--,- ._....---~--- -_.- -_._~._---._---_.._._----_._----_.__.. --..-...--..----------....-.-..--,,- _._--- ..-."-' - ----.---..--.-...-...- --....-..... -'.--'- - OTAl EARNINGS (INCL. RETAIN.)-$ 794511.50 TOTAL BID-S 880030.00 PERCENT- 90.28 1 r0E- '(}-iARG E D THRU - T H-rs- P E R-r OD";' - - -- - 3 9 3---C-ÁY-S . - - -TO"T AL- 'T-1 M E:"- -,- 42'0 - DAYS- -- PER C EN T - 93 -.-S7 - - - - - - - - - - - .... .. ._. - - - - - - . - -~ - -- - ... - - - - _. -- '.. -. -.- - -. - - -- - - - - -~ - - - - - - ~- - .- - - -~ .- - - - - - - - - - -... -- - - - - - - - - - - - - _. - - - - - - - _. - -.- -- - -- - -.- - -.-.- -- ---- --,- -_.. _.. ---..- . -"-'.'-. -..- -..--..--- - --...------___ _.Þ___ -.-------...-..-- ---....- ,.- -____._ .-.~..___..... ....4......·..__..___._ __..., - - - -~ - -- - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -. ... _. - -- - -. -- -- . .. - - - -- ~ - _. - .- - -- ' - - -... - -- - -.. - -.... . e - -.. . - -- .- -.. - - ... - - -- .- - ... --- - - _. - - .. - - - - - - '.- - - .- - - - --.--.. - _.. + ~-~ -. .....- ----..-.. - _. .-... - - .-...-.-.-....- -- ------... . - - -. -- . - .-.--. - - --------.- . --- --... ~- .-.--- -- ----- .- . _. _... 4 _ .. _ _. _ _ ._ _ . ~ .. . .. _ _ ._ _. _'.. .. _ _ _ . _.. _.. .. .. ... ROUTING JOB NO;, . ftttNG ~ ·RU< KEE.______ DE~y\ e:~~ ' DHC CW~ IN\' Ole E ltG, I ~ER. WAS DR~ UNIVERSAL AREA CODe 317 PHONE ~MI 271-3281 TANK & IRON WORKS, INC~ Z-2-7-8 ð 11221 WEST ROCKVllLE ROAD .INDIANAPOlIS. INDIANA 46231 AREA CODe 317 . . :-;i\'TP/iCT Di1 TE --~~ .(-*~~-:- CUS'TOMER ORDER NOo ì REQUISITION NO. JOB #6667 I DATE TO SHIP SOLO BY ---- TERMS PER COlVTRACT AGREEMr'¡.JT . PHON~ 271 ~8¿~-.~ ¡ INVOICE DATE 2/29/80 rNVOICE NO_ 7 -, CITr OF' N()RTH RIc-HLAND ¡[ILLS / TE,'(AS ~hK/J()~'\,'r, Tt)N - ENG LI:;H -F LOWE'R..c;, INt;. 55'; lsoT ~~TATE BAIVK B[JILDING BED?ORD, TEXAS 7602Z -, r S H I NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS p r- s 0 L 0 T 0 ~ T --.J 0 L I ____ _QUA~~_ITY ---L DESCRIPTION e ITE.'.! 1:: I U:STALLl\'J'rON OF CIlNCRl:.'TE J t-='O' ',rT) "¡T r(),- t, ' ., ¿, '1 .. ~.. P EO.f:?C ENT COf.1PLETE PRICE 100 0------ 44,000.00 12,800.00 YARr) P IPI/\ll; DELIVERr (1F Fr1BR rCllTED TAN1, (:'OfwlPûtl EfVrS '1'0 .J()B SITE ERECTION OF TANK PliIl'lTTNG ()F TANK ELE(~TRICAL ~v70RI; TELElv1ETEf? IN(; FEtte IN(; TTF!1 #2 ¡ T }-.I~M 1i "' ,.J #4 . ITEM JTE/\1 45 IT £/·1 #6 IT E ;\[ ,#7 IT--^' #8 ... G.; I I I ! , I I I , ! - i I ì _,100__ 95 559,400.00 201,170.00 49,000.00, 4,060.00 3,060.00 6,540.00 T()TA[~ COl'.1P[IE'TED TO DATE 79,451.15 ~955.05 1 I i Y . V?, /~c1 ¡J /() /J-¡¡J Jp 5/1' / ( . tF~f& (J/ t"~/ I LE.'-;...<:'· : 10 ~ RETAINAGE l.Ji"?F:VIC){ I,S Payments 'fC)'/'A fJ nEDf .I(,--r I()N~ TOIF It' [>1 u·: 7' J{ I:.. ~ :.: :.; '1' I t1· 1. 7' E -' AI\10UNT COMPLETED TO DATE 44,000.00 559,400.00 191,111.50 794,511.50 , . i ¡776,406.20 I ~ ! : 18,105.30 ! ,/' W".! r.p.r~h·~ (eft i fy th:lt the good., C()VeH~tJ h..,. t h i5 invoice \f..~e proc .Jced in com pI iartce w, th at I applicable req\J i: ~men ts of thë F ;i r L ilhuI S t~nd II d~ ,6\c t as afnt-?nderl includ ing Sect Ions G. 7. and 12 t hereo f, and of the regll iatio n5 and orders of th~ UniH~d Stðte\ Dp.µar!rnent of La~or i.;sued under Section 14 ~heraof. .~'.. .~ -...: - t $ ET/ .. '" . «,0.:, (!it" ·UNIVERSAL TANK ~it ~'.~..-' ~".:":':-'tV- : .. t: t. ~ ,..' t ~.., ' e : .- ~... -:.,.-è: ~r-'': ..~ :"'~·~:4 & IRON WORKS, INC. -t",.d .~,~ '. :~.. ~¥ ;....-; 11221 WEST AOCKVILLE ROAD INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46231 . AREA CODe 317 PHQN~ 243-8282 RD lJTL"G JOB NO. 3=-_.?3 \ fJ II NG ßLK ' ¡ =.tj __.__ . IJ 0 TE. , II lÅJ CJ 12 ¡¿ () ¡2 f) 2r¿ {::)A-/~ IS ¡-:e {3, 7: I 19 7; Knowlton, Engl ish, Glowers, Inc. 550 First State Building Bedford, TX 76021 J< E E f",: :: ,,v SPF~ ~'tM __ JRP c:,,~ _ r V,J.~$ ~_ GRP __ RWA _. 1/J-:177 January 22, 1979 Re: Documentation of Continued Delay Due to Strike; N. Richland Hi I Is, TX; UTI Job #6667 Gentlemen: e You have probably heard or seen that U.S. District Judge Louis Rosenberg 'has ordered the Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers to return to work. As confimed by the attached newspaper clipping, the steel hauiers have not returned to work, and since they appear to be a loosely knit renegade type operation it seems highly un- I ikely 'that they wi I I return to work unti J some sort of settle- ment is reached. This letter is a status report, to advise you that incoming steel shipments are still curtai led by this strike and its acc~panying violence. Enclosed also are copies of newspaper clippings show- ing some of the occurrences during this strike., The East Chicago and Chicago area from which we receive the bulk of our steel is presently immobil ¡zed by the severe winter storms which have attacked it. We are not sure how this additional cur- tailment of steel mil I operations wi' I affect our'steel deliveries. We are at a loss to give exact information on the length of this delay. As of January 19, seventy days have elapsed since the strike started. An exact request for time extension w~ I I be made later. c:. ~ Thank you for your continued patience. We wi II advise you further when we have more information. If you need immediate updates, contact our Ron Scott or Jeff Short. Yours tru'YI ir UNIVERSAL TANK & IRON WORKS, INC. ~~ E. c. Knoy, P. E. Vice President Operations e _:::: ~::::: -oo·.::: -" -..~ ~ ~ ~ ~..;. 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David Poortenga and his brother Alvin said 20 to 30 shots were fired at their two empty flatbed rigs as they drove north on Cline Avenue. which carries Ind. 912 traffic toward steel mills in this region. 1·he brothers said the shots were fired from a car that pulled alongside th~ trucks and later sped away. The bro~hers said they could not determine how many persons were in the car. . 'rhey estimated damage to the rigs at $2,000. Five persons were arrested on disor- derly conduct charges Friday at Lake Station in a confrontation between F ASH members and members of the Teamsters Union. tjine police cars responded to the ront~tion near a F ASH offic.e. . ,..~~e saId at least 'one gun was dls: p!ayed as efforts' were made to slash . tÞe tires on a car belonging to a Teamsters member. After those arrest.. erl were taken to ·police headquarters. someone else slashed the tires. F ASH members have caned for inde- pendent negotiations with the steel mil1s. The Teamsters Union now negotiates for most steel hauling truck drivers. Meanwhile at PittsburRh, a nonstrik- ing trucker was woundeà in the arms and shoulders in a shootout and two other drivers were shot at., The leader of the striking steel haulerS, however, contìnued to insist his organization op- fXJ~ violence and was not involved. "We·rp. strictly against any type of violence." Bill Hill, president of the Association, said ~sterday as the strike entered its fourth weeK. "The violence is overshadowing the real issues of this strike," said Hill, w hose group is trying to pressure Con- gress, the trucking industry and ÙJe TC2mst~rz in to granting bargaining in- dependence to steel haulers who own and drive their rigs. The shootout occurred Saturday ni~ht on Pittsburgh's 'Northside, police saId. ' . The driver. Alonzo Lawver, 28, of A-.wnsvil1e, Pa.. told police that three Wn traveling in a van fired at his rig. Lawver, who said he returned the shots v.'ith a 357 magnum revolver, was adrnitted to Allegheny General Hospital ,with shotgun pellet wounds in his arms and shoulders, police said. He said he was uncertaL1 whether he hjt anyone with his return fire. 1 L~ n.. t....· ..... 0<·',· "..... ~ ·errs \ C· m,· " m:·" ~~.. . 0, n··:: , '..~ ... '.~,- " . , '~ ' ", . , ., '.. '. ;: I,.t.: , '~.:- .; ',. ',', .. ~ , - .. " " :::..:" . . , . , :-' . . .' "- - .~~ ~:. '< ~.".'-'- 1 09th YEAR b.- © 1978, The Indianapolis News 20 CENTS ·INDIANAPOlIS, INDIANA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1978 -- Tires - Slashed, Shots Fired In Haul€:rs Strike More than 40Jtires were sIashed on steel-hauling trucks and five shrtks were fired at a Hammond trucking , company office ~esday night and early Wednesday in the latest Indiana. incidents beli!ved connected with a Midwestern strike. by independent steelhauJers. The tires were, s1a!hed during the night while trucks were parked at truck stopa in northwestern 1ndia.na. state police said. . Authorities ba..e linked the violence to a st-ike by the ' Fraternal AsSoci a tion of Steel Haulers (F ASH). now in its fourth week. The first repo~ 1:3 of the tire slashings came at, t.J~~ Tuesday from tI1I cken who were parked at an service plaza. Te-.rough the ni¡bt, other reports came from truck st.o~at Rolling Prairie and near LaPorW. . AT HAMMOI~Dt . five shots were ftred throu¡h the. D.! window of the dJtim Transportation Co. No one was (( injured. , (-- Elsewhere, n1De members of an armed caravan were V') · arrested We4ne..day cn charles of harlSlin, tnx:Ø in southwestarn Pflnnsylvania. _ Per.nsylvarj:a petice said Uæy found cms, knives, rocks, pipes anp I clubs in the caravan of about 30 cars, J which authoriti·e s believe was organized by F ASH. o One trooper suffered minor injuries when be was t;l.. struck on the lb ack of the head as be tried to make an d:.. ' arrest do.ring ·the disturbance near the New Stanton ·Z interchange of ,-the Pennsylvania Turnpike. ,~ F ASH CHAJ RMAN William J. Hill insists his group is not behind the I violence. which has flared on highways in I several slateS; since the shutdown began. 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PAGE 62 THE INDIANAPOUS STAR -THURSDA V, JANUARY 4. 197~ Tr,ucks, Car Hit In·F ASH Violence By UNITRO PRESS IHTeRNATlONAl Damage to the trucks was estimated at Snipers turned part of the Pennsyl- between $3,lXX) and $5,000. vania Turnpike into a shooting gallery Four trucks loaded with steel beams. Wednesday, hitting 13 trucks and a car in steel wire and steel coil. and another the bitter strike by independent steel- loaded with dry~lea.l'ling equipment were hauJers.'· hit by shotgun' blasts. Seven other trucks The president of the striking Fraternal and a car were struck by slugs fired from Association of, Steel Hau1ers said inde- peUet guns. . pendent ovmer-operators are "struggling In another incident in Pennsylvania's for survival." Somerset County but off the turnpike. a The shootings occurred near the flatbed truck parked in front of a home Somerset interchange on the turupike. was hit four UlTle5 by gunfire. Pennsylvania State Police said one "We are..ready to keep going through driver was cut by shattered glass during the winter iI it takes that long, tt said Bill the sbootin~~ _but refused treatment.·· Hill. Pittsburgh, president of F ASH. "As far as the oW'ner-operators are .concern ed, either we win this thing or therf won·t be any independent operators haul. ing steel. It is a' struggle for survival." The strike is in its ninth week. HI think we·ve got them all (steel producers) tied up right now," Hilt said. U I th ink they are really hurting. Our morale is good, real good, now that the holidays are out of 'the way.. u FASH went on strike Nov. 10 to back up a series of demands including the right for independent o~r-i)perators tQ bargain collectiveJy. - -- ... --. -..-...-. '----~ ~ t, ~-~FASH Leader Stays Out Of Jail; ~~·'Tens' Truckers To End Strike -i:,.;11 U ..",. '" ~n . Pittsburgh (UP I) - Bill Hill, the leader of striking independent steel haul· 0\ ê&-š, 'Friday managed to stay out of prison I"- þy telling his group that a federal court Z orderE:d an end to the strike, but said he <C Q.oubted truckers will return to work. ~ . · But there were signs that the two- ~ mål1th walkout, aimed at paralyzing the -l14tion's steel shipments, was crumbling. '., -Hill, 'president of the Fraternal Associ- · ation of Steel Haulers, said he believed cr the steel haulers will not rettLPJI to work. <c at least through Wednesday, wheA ~ another round of meetings will be hel.d. . F ASH MEMBERS were ordered to ~ stop the violent strike by U.S. District CL Judge Louis Rosenberg. _0 Following a three-hour membership ~ meeting in Pittsburgh, Hill said, "Our : people are not going back to work." · He said that was the consensus reach- : ed by F ASH members, meeting in 10 : ot1)er dties. · But the solidarity of l1-te associatioR 'showed signs of cracking. . · William Raub. president of the Lehigh : Valley Chapter of F ASH in Hereford, Pa., 'near Allentown dis~1~~ed Friday that his " 50 members began returning to work last : week. · . Hill narrowly escaped going to jail by · telling FASH members to "immediately · cease from engaging in any conspiracy that violates anti-trust laws" as - ordered by the court. . . . HILL WAS SUMMONED from the chapter meeting 'by Rosenberg, who had signed a warrant for his arrest. But he accepted Hill's sworn oath that Hill had told the membership to stop the strike. But Hill did not actually order the men back to work. "I'm not ordering anyone back to work, It h~ said. F ASH éhapters in Gary, Ind.; the Milwaukee area; Philadelphia; Allen- town. Pa.; .Erie, Pa.; Freemont, Ohio; Toledo, Ohio; Cleveland; Detroit; and the South Point (Ohio) area also were held meetings to discuss a back..to-work move- ment. F ASH, an indepèndent organization of o\vner-truckers, struck Nov. 16 over a list of demands that inc1uded the right to bargain collectively, but separately from the Teamsters union. The two-month-old strike has been p] agued by shootings, rock throwings and other acts of violence against truckers who continue to drive. FASH HAS ALREADY faiJed to com- ply with another section of the ruling that . asked for a membership list. The U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Thursday rejected a motion to delay Rosenberg's order. A suit was brought by U.S. Steel and .six other steel firms, charging F ASH with violating a 1971 permanent injunc- tion Liat barred interference with steel shipment.::. Rosenberg ruled that F ASH is a busi- ,ness organization, not a labor group. and could not legally engage in the strike. He said he wouJd role later on anothér aspect of th~ suit, in which the steel firms are seeking minions cf deBars in damages for interruption of the ship- ments. e (:'~:':':': ~ f~~~~~~~\ . UNIVERSAL TANK & IRON WORKS, INC. 11221 WEST ROCKVILLE ROAD e e INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46231 January 26, 1979 AREA CODE 317 PHONE 243.:8282 , ., .~ !..,.J ¡¡ NG ',u. .. ,e. ";) ... ~ ~ \ ~ '-4~!.' ~"t. ...;:). .._... ___ .. t. .'..,. ~ . · ., f'· . .'-- .;.- ---- . \~ '- ~ -. ---- ----- ~.. ~~: ------- t; ~:: _._ ____... ~.;' '~t¡ Knowlton-English-Flowers, Inc. 550 First State Bank Bldg. Bedford, Tx 76021 ~:~--- :"1':' :~~ b~'~' _ _ ...t....· -- .....--..- -.. . -----. - ..--. ~. .; ,... \.~. ';;":'::"';''--=- - ... -.....-- - .... ---' ........ :_. ~3 -~ .:.:~ ... ____ Attention: J. Richard Perkins, P. E. ~'!..~~. --.- - . Re: 2.0 MG Elevated Water Tank North Richland Hills, Tx UTI Job 116667 ~/)-r/¡ 1 Gen t Ierne!l : We hereby acknowledge receipt of signed contract documents and Notice to Proceed on the North_ Richland Hills project. By adding 420~the start date of February 2~ 1979, we have establishe~arch 28, 1980, as ur compleclon<tate for cdns~ruction òf the tank. The undersigned will have overall responsibility for this project. We look forward to working with you and the owner. Yours truly, UNIVERSAL TAL""1K & IRON WORKS, INC. ßv All d- / (,~./d; ~ )~5i).-l7L ~nald J. Séott donstructi6n Manager lU S : bw 11221 \\'EST ROCKVILLE ROAD ~ e e e ... "':;. -.... (:.' ":'~"'" "'.', UNIVERSAL ;rANK & IRONWORKS, INC. PHONE 243-8282 17 Augus t 15, 1979 Knowlton, English & Flowers, Inc. 550 First State Bank Bldg. Bedford, Texas 76021 ROUTING JOB NO. :3 -- ;;3 / FILING ~~ RLK LlG ~ KEE OEM Bp-: ~~~ ~ ~__ \"1\$ GWF DRW Attention: Richard W. Albin Re: Elevated Water Tank North Richmond Hills, TX UTI Job #6667 ð~ 0-:1 c . ~/1 Gentlemen: Enclosed find one copy of a letter from Ford Construction Company, and a copy of their construction Work log on foundation construction for the referenced water tank project. The letter and work ~og are self explanatory in the area of"delays experienced during the con- struction of this foundation. Per Section 4.02 extention of time, of the general conditions of the contract ,agreement, we hereby request a time extention for sixty (60) days loss duri,ng the construction on the referenced water tank foundations. Very truly yours, UNIVERSAL TANK & IRON WORKS, INC. ~) 1 ¿.- . L.../ . / ___/""= ~~r.~~. cr, __c{'~ ____' J "o,(--C" ---<-<.-- -- " . / Ronald J. Scott ' Construction Manager RS/gl Enclosures - - -. .-=-..-~ ~--.. ........ .' ..... - ................ ....~....... ..~~~~....... -_............~..,~--~~...... ~ ~. :-:'~'.: ....... .... ....... ...~.............. ., ........ ....~. ....~. ~~.... ~ ........ ..::::::.:::...'.:..:.::.::: ,-~ "HO H E C 20~. .7.. ·.....5' -... ...... " ~.... ...... ....... - --....... . ... _. .." . ' . .. ...... -.. .... . .. . ~ - . - . .. . ~ . . fit. 0 BOX "51 .. ... ..... .. . .. . .. . .. '" ~ . , ....... .. .. .... . . .. ... .. . .. . .. . . - . ~ ~ .. .. . .. - .. .... ~ - .. . .. . .. . --............. .-...... ....... Ford Construction Co., Inc. . eo .01 .J!:,..... DAYIS AVENUE e SELMA, ALARAMA .16701 August 8, 1979 Universal Tank & Iron Works, Ine. 11221 W. Rockvil1e Road Indianapolis, Indiana 46234 Attention: Mr. Dan Harding .¿ Re: Foundation for Elevated Tank North Richland Hills, Texas UTI # 6667 Gentlemen: e The following is a brief summation of the enclosed work log describ- ing the factors which have delayed progress on the construction of the foundation for the new elevated water tank at North Richland Hills, Texas. In February, 1979, a representative of Ford Construction Company visited the site 'of the new elevated tank for North Richland Hills, Texas. Joseph R. Starks Construction Company was hired at this time to build an earth pad and do necessary site grading for the tank foun- dation to be constructed. The excavating contractor attempted to start work immediately. However, the unusually heavy rains which soaked the site prevented Starks Construction ComPanY from beginning site grading immediately. At le~st thirty (30) days were lost at this time. On March 26. 1979, work was finally begun, and wi th just a few days of~reasonable weather, the contractor was able to make rapid progress. By March 30, 1979, only one layer of fill material was left to be com- pacted. At ~his tune, the site was again deluged with rain, which prohibited Starks from completing work until April 9, 1979. On April 17th, the contractor was able to move in and unload the re- infõrcing steel for the job. The crew attempted to begin work, but virtually incessant rain for approximately three (3) weeks prevented it. During this three-week period, the foundation crew tried two times to work, but the site was too wet for any equipment to be moved around on the site. e On~ May 9tht-- the foundation crew was finally able to layout the job and begin work. Reasonably good progress was then made until the -- '} ~H~HHf·~~~:;.~J~;\:.~.:-!:: . -.............................. ... -.- ................. - ....... . .. . .. .... .. :::::~::~. .'::,-:::: ::" .......... .............. .... . . ......... .... -.... -........ ...... '.. - - .. --......................... -............. ..:::::~ _u e .~ 'e e ... -. Universal Tank & Iron Works, Inc. August 8, 1979 Page 2 foundation was completed in late June, though several days were lost to wet weather during this period. It is our opinion that at least sixty (60) days were lost during the period fro~ebru~ 20, 1979 to June 25, 1979. As stated above, this was primarily a resul t of the unusually ID!avy rains in the Dallas/ Fort Worth area, which resulted in totally unworkable site conditions. We respectfully submi t the above for your use and information. Wi th kindest regards, we are, TRB/rw Encl. . -.\ Yours very truly, FORD CONSTRUCTION CO., me. BÝ: ,~ /L,__ 17 P "- /11{)M/1-Y .K-./._ _'Jl'/~_~ Thomas R. Boyd -- February 21, 1979 - Tommy Boyd meets Engineer to get layout. Located Starks Construction Co. for site grading. Could start immediate- ly if dry. Site too wet to work at this time. - Site work started. - Crew begins work. - Crew works. - Crew works. Rain begins after lunch. Site work completed. Last layer of fill too wet to com- pact. - Too wet. - ~oo wet. - Too wet. - Too wet. - Too wet. - Too wet. - Too we~. - Last layer compacted. Si~e work complete. Foundation crew moves in. Too wet to work. Rebars un loaded. Rain all week. Rain all week. - Foundation crew moves back in, but still too wet to work. Wet all week. - Foundation crew lays out site. Foundation crew moves in and starts excavation for footings. - Excavation for footings. - Excavation for footings. Pour 2 footings. Rain. - Excavation for footings. Ground wet. Banks caving. - Remove rebars. Clean out footings. -·Pour 2 footings. Rain. - Excavation for footings. Form 2 piers. Pour 2 piers, and 1 footing. - Rain. Crew moves out. - Foundation crew returns to job. Clean out footings. - Pour 2 footings. - Excavation for footings. - Excavation for footings and form 2 piers. - Excavation and form. - Pour 3 footings and 2 piers. - ~our 1 footing and 1 pier. - Pour 1 footing and 2 piers. - P01~ 1 footing and 3 piers. - Pour 1 foot~ and 2 piers. Crew moves out. Crew works on center footing. Crew works on center footing. - Crew works on center footing. - Crew works on Center footing. - Pour center footing. - Crew works Gn CeIlter pier. - Crew works on center pier. Crew begins to form on center pier. Crew forms center pier. - Pour center pier. - Wreck and backfill center pier. Fbundation complete. ............. ........ .... -'.... - ..............--. ~....~...... .-....~........... ~~~~.... ....- . - . . . -.. . -. - . . . . - - ~-;~~¡~~;~:~.:~~~~::. 1 ···......1... --~ .\. e Þ'larch 26, 1979 March 27, 1979 March 28, 1979 March 29, 1979 March 30, 1979 /' ( March April \) April April April April April April April 31, 1979 1, 1979 2, 1979 3, 1979 4, 1979 5, 1979 6, 1979 9, 1979 17, 1979 ~April 23, 1979 May 1, 1979 'e May 9, 1979 May 16, 1979 May 17, 1979 May 18, 1979 May 19, 1979 ÞIay 20, 1979- May 21, 1979 May 22, 1979 'e ¥~y 23, 1979 May 30, 1979 May 31, 1979 June 1, 1979 June 2, 1979 June 3, 1979 . June 4, 1979 June $, 1979 JlL~e 6, 19ï9 June 7, 1979 June 8, 1979 June 14, 1979 June 15, 1979 June 16, 1979 'June 17, 1979 June 18, 19r(9 June 19, 1979 ,Tune 20, 1979 June 21, 1979 June 22, 1979 June 23, 1979 June 25, 1979 --- FORD CONSTRUCTION COMPÞJNY WORK LOG FOUNDATION WORK - NORTH RIC.fIL.AND HILLS, TEXAS 7 P/ty~ Q·11 City of J{8rth Richland Hills, Texas ~, ¡ \ e March l, 1980 TO: CITY COUNCIL FROM: CITY MANAGER, TOM PAUL £, We need to add one item to the agenda (item l6a) concerning property known as Tract lAl belonging to Donald~' Pentecost and Tract 2F belonging to Omar Harvey, both tracts being a part of Absty'act 1606) W.W. Wallace Survey. We have received petitions with numerous signatures requesting a zoning change from commercial-multi family to single family residential. Enclosed you will find a copy of the petition. Notice has been posted in the City Hall and the newspaper's have been notified. Nancy Strauser~, the coordinator of the petiti'on, has also been notified. We have complied with the 72 hour notice requirement. . ~¿JtfJ~ Thon~as Paul , . (817) 281-0041 / 7301 N. E. lOOP 820 / P. O. BOX 18609 / NORTH H ICH LAND H IllS, TEXAS 7G118 ~ ..", e e - Q , J-,- le.:Y City of JX9rth RichJand Hills, Texas " : : =::'::::~1i·'2~.··:CC-~· ,. '; MEr~o TO: FRO~/1 : DATE: SUBJECT: Thomas 'Paul Ruth Pinner , March 20, 1980 Request for Payment, Widening Glenview $2,642.84 The above referenced payment appears to be in order. I would suggest that these mo~ies come from the Reserve for Contingencies that we have set up in the budget. This account has a balance of approximately $36,000.00 left in in now. ~?£~~ Ruth Pinner Director of Finance (817) 281-0041/7301 N. E. LOOP 820 í P. O. BOX 18609/ NORTH RtCHLAND HILLS, TEXAS 76118 e KNOWL TON-ENGLISH-FLOWERS, INC. CONSULTING ENGINEERS I Fort Worth-Dallas March 12, 1980 Mr. Thomas Paul, City Manager City of North Richland Hills 7301 N.E. Loop 820 North Richland Hills, Texas 76118 Subject: 3-200, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, STREET AND DRAINAGE GENERAL CONSULT e We have received the invoice you forwarded to us by letter dated March 7, 1980, from the City of Richland Hills for the work Freese and Nichols, Consulting Engineers, performed in connection with Glenview Drive Utility Extensions. We cannot speak to the matter of the original agreement for the 70/30 split, but the general magnitude of cost seems reasonable for a right-of-way and utility map. We would recommend paying this unless there is a question of the obligation in the first place. It should be noted that as your engineers for the City of North Richland Hills, we cannot make agreements or otherwise allocate funding for pro- jects. All we can do is monitor or administer the expenditures under the terms of contracts that have been approved and properly executed by the Ci ty. If you request that we "approve" or other'tri se comlnent on payments for this project, we will need a copy of the agreement entered into by the City against which we can check such requests for payment. If we can be of further service in this regard, please advise. _ ///7/ .. ~~ P.E. Ri~L\/l j c cc: Mr. James Anderson, Director of Public Works f' ~ ~:::f~ 7:':D- ..,¡._.....~.......;:¡ " iö-,' r t ·~R' 1,; 1," :1. :.~ '~i-;~ ,q..::' :.J j e (;: '::-;' ~~ ;~:~:;\;t:·,~::J~·ft SSO FIRST STATE BANK BLDG. · BEDFORD. TEXAS 76021· 817/283-6211- METRO/267-3367 I ~ I .. e '~1a rch 7, 1980 ~1rs. Lucy Wright City Secretary City of Richland Hills 3200 Diana Drive Richland Hills, TX 76118 RE: WIDENING OF GLENVIBi DRIVE Dea r lucy: ,e We are forwarding your memo, letter, and statement dated P4rch 4, 1980, to our engineers, and as soon as they give us their recom- mendations. the bill can be paid. All statements need to be mailed to our engineers at the following address: Þ1r. Richard P\lbin City Engineer Knowlton-Enqlish-Fl~~ers 600 First State Bank Building Bedford, TX 76021 It would be appreciated if a carbon copy of same could be forwarded to my attention. Cordially, Thomas Paul Ci t:l r--1aì1ager pdb cc: Mr. Richard Albin e ,. . ,. ,:, 'I' :) ; -~- ~-~==~ ~ ~ ~2~ I /.. 4.".. ,~ 1./ ' ¡--·-·:~--=a;=::;;::Z~~-··--#21;~:f- r------.-97~----g-4~ z¿2. ...~-.-~~-, .. ~-¿r¿~~---q-~~~.:.- e------¿l-4~--::-Z:~<~-i&-T>=-:l:.:4:-?t'?---../~-·x·~r¿/ .._. /~J --==~~:~~_.~:_-~~~=~~--: --::- -:-_:_--:=:-~~~~-~--~:=~:=--~=. ,- -- -. 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Glenview Drive Reference: Richland Hills-North Richland Hills Inter City Glenview Drive Improvement Agreement Dated April 3, 1978 e Dear Sir: You will find enclosed Glenview Drive ROW map prepared by our Consulting Engineers, Freese and Nichols'per our job #78116. You will also find enclosed Freese and Nichols invoice dated October 20, 1978 for $3,775.48. This is for ROWand utility plans from Booth-Calloway to Grapevine Hwy. .,., -"~The Highway Dept. requested this map to enable engineering to be finalized. Under reference agreement, North Richland Hills portion would be 70% or $2,642.84. ~ ~ , As mentioned in our telephone conversation this engineer- ing c~st was discussed with Gene Riddle in July 1978. Richland Hills has already paid Freese and Nichols for this bill. Please reimburse us for the above amount at your earl¿est convenience. · . .... - Yours truly~ t,~-~~y 7~¿~ Lucy Wr~ign t City Secretary . . '. . - -~ "r .-, --... ~: . '''.' . " w",~~,:~~.~4,:\_;A .' . - ." ~. ~_ _ -..AJ-=-,,~~~~::-::ft~<i~0~:·t/-;~~,::~:-~~~~~/~":~!{:t¿i ...~,,:------""----"~rT-y-y-rr .J T iÞ 't i C" . it ,:\ 1" (, . - ~,~.. .~-,. - ~ . ...... .-:~ <: :..' .,:.. ~ .; '. ~ -+.-: ..- --:. . : ; . ~ . ..' ,- ::, ~ . . ~, . _ 410 . _ . . - . .. . . - & . . . .. - . CITY OF RICHLArlD HILLS DATE: October 20~ 1978 ACCT. NO. RLH 78116 110nth Staff Salary Cost $ 172.20 1,587.69 327.26 $2,087.15 Expense : t d · t : I f t ~. i . ! . f t ~ I )NALSERVICE: In connection with design, plans and specifications, relating to the Glenview Drive Utilities Extension. STATEMENT NO. 1 - SERVICES DURING PERIOD JULY-SEPTEMBER 24, 1978: Staff: R. Dodson~ R. Elder~ Survey Party $106.93 ¡ . t . I . I i , : -- tJu 1 78 Aug 78 Sep 78 TOTAL $ 106.93 COMPUTATION OF FEE: S4l(f Salary Cost: Expense: TOTAL FEE EARNED LESS PREVIOUS FEE EARNED NET Ar10UNT DUE $3,652.51 122.97 $3~775_48 Ò.ÐO $3,775.48 $2,087.15 x 1.75 $106.93 x 1.15. " & e TELEPHONE 817 33£-71£1 811 l^t..AA~ SlifET fORT WORTH. TEXAS 7'102 V 61_" r, -. '/ - ~ ./btZJ.:u~;.~~-··- - - · e e a, C d-¡ ..... City of JXðrth Richland Hills, Texas '! \ '->.-J : 'v;/~ ~<.t,~=-=--~ ;:'<'~Î ¡ t<\ \i.I f DATE: March 19, 1980 TO: Thomas Paul, City Manager FROM: James R. Anderson, Director of Public Works SlJBJECT: Reimbursement of Mobil Pipe Line Company for Casing Work on Booth Calloway 1. I have reviewed the estimate for casing ,fOrk on the lines crossing Booth Calloway and believe it to be reasonable. It must be done prior to construction of Booth Calloway Road. Funds for this work should come from the bond fund since the work is an integral part of the Booth Calloway Project. ~ I recommend ap roval of the resolution .~e //jJames R. Anderson ./,1 Director of Public Works V attached.. - \. (817) 281-0041 /7301 N. E. LOOP 820 / P. O. BOX 18609/ NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS 76118 ~ e RESOLUTION NO. WHEREAS the casing of. an 8 inch natural gas line and a 16 inch crude oil line must be accomplished prior to the start of construction work on Booth Calloway Road; and WHEREAS the plans for said project have been previously approved by the City Council of North Richland Hills; now BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of North Rich1and Hills agrees to reimburse Mobil Pipe Line Company for the actual cost of casing said lines to the western edge of the new Right- of-Way line with the following stipulations: 1. The cost of extending the casing on the 16 inch crude line to the existing eastern Right-of-Way line will be borne by Mobil Pipe Line Company. e 2. Mobil Pipe Line Company agrees to notify the City of North Richland Hills for additional authorization should it appear that the estimated cost of $10,100.00 will be exceeded by ten (10) percent. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS DAY OF , 1980. Dick Faram, Mayor ATTEST: Jeanette Moore, City Secretary APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY: ---- Rex McEntire, City Attorney e '- . KNOWL TON-ENGLISH-FLOWERS, INC. CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort Worth-Dallas 'riarch 14, 19ßO ~'!r. \Jamt~5 f~~derson, D1 rector of Pu!) 1 i c l~orks City of North Richl:~~d ~iills 7301 N.E. loop 820 North Richland Hills, Texas 7~118 SHbj~ct: 3-318.. CiTY OF ~YNTl.f RICHtMJIì 4IllS, ß!)f}T;~ C.!~J.Lnq/~ y R'JA:J STR~ET l\ND ·D ~~ ,'1..( ~,U\ G ~ r ; f D ~ ~) V E ( ; t ~'J T S w~ have received i} l,~tter fro:n the ':ohil Pipe Line CO:1pany outlininq their esti~ated costs in extenrfing the casings on th~ir a-inch naturdl gas and l~-inch crude oil li~es which cross ~Qoth Calloway naad naar Conn Drive. This letter, alanj "lith th~1}"' 1t~mized cost estit1ates are enclosed for your review. e As you know, this \'Jerk nust be accûr,lished before \.,ork can bcqin on the proposed s torr1 drai n en" :JaVt~en t r~p(:on5 tructi on. r~~ohi 1 t S es t~Ir~} te of cas ts to do the ca 51 t1J ~~!O rk tota 1 s -t 10) 1 nf). rF). T!12 C i t~v of ¡·jo¡·th Rich 1 al1~ Bills \1111 be t'eqiliri:rl to rebburse ~1obi1 for the actuaì costs t"cqujred to extend the casings to th~ proDosed right-of-way on t~e west sid~. Mone of this construction can begin, ho~~ver, until the n!w right-af-way is secured OrJ the \:./est sid~~ fro!1 :1.=len Cal1o\-/ay. Please place this 1t~11 on the next Council açe~da fm· th~1r approv31 in naking a cOt11mit'Jent to reirlburse ~1ob11 for th~ casiftg extension '.vork as outlfn~j herein. Ør~ o r.:.~ ~ e'-. \ " r-U4¡ð/l j c Enclosur~ cc: ~!r. Thof'ðS Pau 1, Ci ty f;,)ni\ger ~ t'Îr. Jar1es R.' Ball f r~8n~(1Er" of ?~gional Clai:71S Dept., ;'1iob i ì P'I pe L; He Co. ,..' -;- ~-; i ::~ ~2;; ~:y FO R e i-; ';...,' t~,...,·; :: ::~ ~ .<,~ '-', I" --. ..." ;'j r-, !;i" -';. :'·i / 1 ~.;: J '"i (~~ ./ ,t' 550 FIRST STATE B.l\NK BLDG.. BEDFORD, TEXAS 76021. 817/283-6211 . METRO/267-3367 . ·e e Mobil Pipe Line Company P.o. BOX 900 DALLAS. TEXAS 75221 ROUTING March 11, 1980 JOB r:o. FIll ~!t -_..- ...---- RLK KEf B?F R!.VA DHC GWF :,,.. .' ~ -- o :~., -- ~;~£:? Knowlton-English-Flowers, Inc. . Consulting Engineers 550 First State Bank Bldg. Bedford, Texas· 76021 ~..¡ A f) "- DR\'! J- /.5r' ð'ù Atten: Mr. Richard vl. Albin Subject: 3-318 CITY OF NORTH RICHL.AND HILLS, BOOTH CPLLOWAY ROAD STREET AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS Dear Ylr. Albin: Based on the plan and profile of the subject project heretofore furnished by you we have prepared plans and cost estimates covering the alterations to our pipe lines necessary because of your project. Due to incomplete information o~ our pipe lines, it was necessary that both lines be un- covered on either side of the road in order to determine the actual ex- tent of existing casings. This inspection indicated that the casing on the 8 inch pipe line begins at the western edge of the existing road right of way and extends across the entire right of way and continues across the Conn Drive right of way. The casing on the 16 inch pipe line begins at the western edge of the existing road right of way and extends across the road and stops before reaching the eastern edge of the exist- ing right of way. Under existing guide lines which we have followed, we feel that we should be reimbursed for the cost of extending the casing on both lines to the western edge of the additional twelve foot strip to be acquired as new road right of way on the west side of the existing road. We plan to ex- tend the casing on the 16 inch pipe line to the existing road right of wa:y at our expense. I enclose a drawing showing the existence of the casing and the proposed extension together with the cost estimate indicating that the cost of ex- tending the casing on the west side as outlined above is anticipated to be · in the amount of $10,100.00. , ' .) e Page Two Upon receipt o~ appropriate cammittment or agreement that we will be re- imbursed for the actual cost of this workt we will proceed as promptly as poss.ible. y o~s very truly, Ball. Manager Claims Department JRB: hrv Attachment e - Co C) 7?7' r'-¿2/~:>:·Z· /WdC/ (-r¿?S.57Y /¿ /£/z/ck ~ 8//-/6¿ ¿he'S A-0r ¡f( ~ê-fi k/>ít:7 ß:Ø:;, /æ~' fl r ì:"2 ¡¡ I : 'ÉX/S'///.J6 EAST ~~·o-y¡/ , .1' .r "'..:. t ....,.... r:. . ~ ... t Þ ;- .$.. f é--1.0 () J= I ·...,c~~J C/:~//J~ ¡'·/~5"T ¿-~./J (),l: E{i'~T/I"v'6 CA.r//i c;~/ 16'C/\-Z/~ jt/¡£".:;r é¡t/J O~ ?/(C>/~5E¡.j C/1.!'//~6 £)(T£'/Is/o/'I ty'.J 8~WGL. - 1"/é~'T E?/¡) v~· E.{is¡r///6 C4d/./6 o//,q//:,lS¿ f t : f I ' · I : I . I . 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CO~lPAW{ L.ABOR Assistant Foreman $95/day X 5 days 475 Truck Driver 9. 57/hr X 8 hr./day X 5 days 383 Pipe1iners (3) 9. 22/hr X 8 hr/day X 5 days 1106 Welder 10. 48/hr X 8 hr/day X 5 days 419 Welder Helper 9. 99/hr X 8 hr/day X 5 days 400 Expenses 7 Men X 35/day X 4 days 980 3763 COMPA~ý EQUIPMENT Pick-up $O.17/mile X 500 miles 85 Gang 'Truck $29.17/day X 5 days 146 Welding Truck $16.50/day X 5 days 83 314 CONTR~CT SERVICES 3/4 yd. backhoe w/operator 36.00/hr X 8 hrs/day X 5 days $100 for narrow bucket Operator Pickup $lS/day X 5 days Operator Living Expenses $33/day X 4 days ~ Operator Travel Time $20.12/hr X 5 hrs/day X 2 days ., Back.l10e Move-in 12 Ton Truck w/Lowboy $37.50/hr X 8 hrs. Backhoe Move-Out 12 Ton Truck w/Lowboy $37.50/hr X 8 hrs. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS 20" Dia. Casing Pipe @ $25/ft X 20 ft. 12" Dia. CasiIlg Pipe @ $17. SO/ft. X 20 ft. Crossing Marker Posts, Caps & Signs Thinsu1ators Tape & Dope End Seals E'reight Sales Tax @ 5% SUB-TOTAL MPLCO OVERHEAD 15.28% TOTAL e JFR 3-5-80 1440 100 75 132 201 300 300 500 350 250 200 150 275 325 86 2548 2136 $ 8761 1339 $10,100 - ~, !J ..~ o ^ jO ûf-,0 !h~0 e ~..,... Q I fVt€-, I Ù I - , ~';1-~" ·e N ·n!-'6';-t.;,- w - ('H:'t ~.J s :.:: ~"'J d o 50100 GRAPHIC SCALE ')'\.;. Lr~- ~:'t~€;n.t ~ rnt1::~" ; ?1,.'"1. ". ~ : - t -:. c' "II,' ðl1 ':;'"r .- )c' è.a:. ~iJ.l:5cri 1;e 1 tt6:: 200 56" ~R :: 1305.39 L::468.18 T:: 236.39 THE PLAN NORTH Rlt 1979, VOl" ADOPTION LOOP 1- 820 R.O.W BY ATTEST- ROAD ENGINEER THE CITY OWEN D. LONG 'E\ ASSOCIATES.. tNC 1615 ffiECINCT LINE RD., SUITE 106 HURS_T . TEXAS 76053 281- 8121 - ADOPT Tt OF MAYOR- ATTEST - Pia t Showing LOTS 1,2 84, BLOCK I, (Q)(Ç AIM A 0 iO N TH RICHLAND HILLS Tarront County I T e x as IN} w. w. '606 ) LL E LEGEND . o -¢- ( A Tr out of f SUiRVEY I 1v -x- FENCE To see Maps with Agenda: Please contact City Secretary's Office / Municipal Records