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AGENDA SUMMARY
TO: Mayor and .City Council DATE: August 7, 1980
SUBJECT: Council Meeting - August ll, 1980
ITEMS ON PRE -COUNCIL SESSION:
1. Self -explanatory
2. This is reference the John Barfield request of July 28, 1980, for
1-F8-14 zoning on North Davis Blvd. This item will be presented by
Bob Brady and J. C. Hubbard as they attended a work session -:with
Mr. Barfield. (Brentwood Estates)
3. Self-explanatory and is necessary by law.
ITEMS ON COUNCIL SESSION:
5. Self-explanatory
6-8. Self-explanatory
9. It i.s in compliance with the law that you give notification on tax
increase. We have to advise the percentage and advise a public hearing
date. See attached.
10. A date has to be set by City Council to consider an appeal.
11. Self-explanatory
12. Self -explanatory
13. This is the Fire information that I had to transfer funds from
Utility Services to General Fund on a repay basis from revenue
sharing. This is strictly a specification to be sent out.
An accepted bid date will be set up later.
14. Self-explanatory - required by law
15. Self-explanatory - required by law
16. The information that we have received from Mr. James Cushman is he is
going to build a hobby shop the size of a double carport. The
attached letter from building official is self-explanatory.
City Manager
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CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
For the h!eeting __ August 11, 1980 , at 7:30 p.m., in the City Hall, 7301 N.E. Loop 820.
NUMBER
ITEM _
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ACTION TAKEN
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PRE -COUNCIL
6:30 P.M.
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_ 1.
Consideration of members for Park
Commission
2.
Presentation on Brentwood Estates
_
by Bob Brady & J. C. Hubbard.
3.
Discussion of vote on intent to raise
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tax rate_— !--
COUNCIL_!_
_
7:30 P.M.
Call to Order
2.
Roll Call
3.
Invocation
_4.
Approval of Minutes of —the Regular
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ISeetinq, July 28, 1980
_5.
Presentation of Certificate &
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Five -Year Pin to Helen Cline,_
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Civil Service_Secra to rY ,_Person nel_
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6_
De artment, in recognition of five____
ears of service
Consideration for PS 80-26, Fcquest
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7. __I__
_of Foster Financial Corp. for final
_plat of Fos ter_Vi l l aqe, Section —El even
Consideration far PS 80-27, Request--_---
of_T._ . Pubhard for replat of
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_Lots 1R & 2P., Block 4, Meadow Lakes
Addition----------
8.
Consideration for PS 80-28, Request
of Laurel Development Co. for replat
of Lots 2R, 3R, & 4R, Block 1, North I-
CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
For the MneLing _Au uq st 11, 1980 , at 7:30 p.m., in the City Hall, 7301 N.E. Loop 820.
NUM9ER
ITEM_
ACTION TAKEN
9.
Consideration on intent to increase
taxes, Public Hearing set for
._
August 26, 1980, at 7:30 P.M. - -
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_ 10.
_Consideration for setting time and
date to grrant an appeal an PZ 80-25
& PZ 80-26 for September 8, 1980
_ 11.
Consideration for final payment on
To be paid from General Fund Surplus
the Glenview Drive Right-of-way maps
in the amount of $2,738.06, payable
to Freese & Nichols, Consulting
_ Engineers.
_12.
Consideration for final payment on
To be paid from Utility C.I.P.
2.0 MG Elevated Storage Tank on
Bursey Road in the amount of_
$98,093.80, payable to Universal
Tank & Iron Works, Inc.
13,
Consideration for approval of
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specifications for two (2) 1000—
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GPM Fire Apparatus
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_ 14.
Consideration of Resolution canvassing
return and declaring result of a
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15.
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_16 -_�
City Bond Election
Consideration of Resolution canvassing
return and declaring result of a
City Charter Election
Citizen Pequest - lai ies A. Cushman,
Request a variance from brick
Ordinance
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Adjournment_-- -
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND
- HILLS, TEXAS, HELD IN THE CITY HALL, 7301
NORTHEAST LOOP 820, JULY 28, 1980 - 7:30 P.M.
1.
Mayor Pro Tem Freeman called the meeting to order at 7:30 .m.
P
CAL L TO ORDER
July 80.
28 19
2.
Present: Dave Freeman Mayor Pro Tem
ROLL CALL
Jim Kenna
Jim Wood
J. C. Hubbard Councilmen
Bob Brady
Wiley Thomas
Sharyl Groves Councilwoman
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Staff:
Dennis Horvath Acting City Manager
Jeanette Moore City Secretary
Allen Bronstad Director Utilities
Richard Albin City Engineer
Rex McEntire City Attorney
P. J. Harbruck Tlorth Richland News
Joe Norton News Tribune
Pam Harwick Mid Cities News
Absent:
Dick Faram Mayor
Chuck Williams City Manager
3.
The invocation was given by Mayor Buck Hubbard of
INVOCATION
Col 1 eyvi l l e.
4.
Councilman Thomas moved, seconded by Councilwoman Groves
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
to approve the minutes of the special meeting July 2, 1980.
OF SPECIAL r1EETING
Motion carried 4-0; Councilwoman Groves and Councilman
JULY 25 1980
APPROVED
Kenna abstaining due to absence from the meeting.
_ 5.
Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded bCouncilman Thomas
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
to approve the minutes of the regular meeting July 14, 1980.
OF REGULAR MEETING
Motion carried 5- 0, Councilman Kenna abstaining due to
JULY 145 1980
APPROVED
absence from the meeting.
6.
Mayor Pro Tem Freeman presented Mr. Jack Giacomarro
PRESENTATION OF
of the Parks and Recreation Department with a five year
CERTIFICATE APJD
pin and certificate and thanked hire for his service to
FIVE-YEAR SERVICE
the city.
PIN TO JACK (; I ACCI�IARRO
OF PARKS AND RECREATIO
DEPARTMENT, IN
RECOGNITION OF FIVE
YEARS OF SERVICE
July 28, 1980 ' •
Page 2
7. Mayor Pro Tem Freeman advised the Council this was a
Mayor's appointment with approval of a majority of
the Council.
Councilman Wood moved, seconded by Councilman Hubbard,
to confirm the following appointments to the Park and
Recreation Commission:
Marvin Smith
William Brents
Tom Connell
Motion carried 6-0.
Mayor Pro Tem Freeman advised the Council this was
a Council appointment.
Councilman Wood moved, seconded by Councilman Hubbard,
to approve the following to the Board of Adjustment:
Marie Hinkle
H. B. Helton
Dr. E. K. Hahn
Jack Roseberry
Jesse Range
Bill Sti morel Alternate
Martin Erch Alternate
Motion carried 6-0.
Mayor Pro Tem Freeman advised the Council this was a
Mayor's appointment with a two-thirds vote of the Council .
Councilwoman Groves moved, seconded by Councilman Wood,
to approve the following appointments to the Library
board:
-.� Ms. Lynn O'Day
Mr. Ron Smotherman
Mrs. Charles Brinkley
Mrs. Jan Daniels
Motion carried 6-0.
8,, Mayor Pro Tem Freeman opened the Public Hearing and
called for anyone present wishing to speak in
favor of this request to please come forward.
CONFIRMATION OF
BOARD AND COMMIS.3iON
APPOINTMENTS AS
FOLLOWS:
PARKS & RECREATION:
MARV I N SMI I TH ,
WILLIAM BRENTS,
TOM CONNELL
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS:
MARIE HINKLE
DR, E . K. HAHN
H. B. HELTON
JACK ROSEBERRY
JESSE RANGE
ALTERNATE -
MARTIN ERCK AND
BILL STIMMEL
LIBRARY -
MRS. LYNN O'DAY,
MR. RON SMOTH ERMAN
MRS, CHARLES BRINKLEY
MRS, JAN DANIEL
PUBLIC HEARING -
PZ 80-219 REQUEST OF
JOHN W. BARFIELD TO
REZONE PORTIONS OF
TRACT 3A, 3B5-4A, &
5. BRENTWOOD ESTATES
FROM AGRICULTURAL TO
1 F-8--1400 ONE FA, ._Y
DWELLING
r
~e
July 28, 1980
. page 3
Mr. John Barfield, Developer, Hurst Texas F
before the appeared
Council,
l .
Mr. Barfield stated thi-s
property was located south
of Shady Grove Road. The propertyis resent
ri cul t presently zoned
agricultural ural and he was requesting ng 1F-8-1400 one family
zoning. Mr. Barfield stated he felt this was a good
location for this size of housing. Mr. Barfield
la field stated
he
planned to develop as soon as possible..
Councilman Kenna asked Mr. Barfield how man 1
would be, y lots there
Mr. Doug Long, Engineer, stated there would be between
500 and 60
0 lots.
Councilman Kenna asked if the city would be able
ua to �' wou1 e to
adequately . •
q ly serve the area with water and sewer.
Mr. Ablin replied yes.
Councilman blood asked what kind of time frame th
e
develop
ment would be on.
Mr. Barfield stated it would probably be five '
ears before y t0 eight
y e the development was totally developed.
t ed. P
Councilman Wood asked Mr. Albin if the ci t '
{ stem Mould b y s water
system e able to serve the upper plain when
TRA water came into the city, without the ro
p posed
2.M.G, storage tank.
Mr. Albin stated yes, it would carry this deve 1pment.
Councilman Brady asked the average size of the e lots.
Mr. Long stated the lots would be a minimum
8,000 s o f
square feet.
f I
Councilman Brady asked the size of the house
s. .
Mr. Long stated the houses would be 1 400 s
feet. � square
Councilman Brady asked where the school
s were located
in
the immediate area,
Mr. Barfield stated he did not know the location
of the schools. °n
Mayor Pro Tem Freeman called for
anyone presen
t wi-shi ngto speak in o0position of this request to please come
forward.
July 28, 1980
Page 4
Mrs. Della A1-1 i son, 8209 Precinct Line Road,
appeared before the. Council .
Mrs. Allison stated she was not opposed to the
size of the houses, but the proposed road that
would come across her property. Mrs. Allison
stated if the road was extended across her
property it would cross her septic lines and
she was afraid they would collapse.
Mrs. Allison stated that Precinct Line Road carried
a lot of traffic at this time,and this development
would cause more traffic.
Mrs. Al l i si on stated she was against the street
Ab
going in.
Mr. Long stated they did not i ndend to go across
Mrs. Allison's property. They were attempting to
plat around her property.
Mrs. Allison stated this subdivision would be in the Keller
School District and she had contacted them and they knew
nothing about the area being developed.
Mayor Pro Tem Freeman called for anyone else wishing
to speak, there being none, Mayor Pro Tem Freeman
closed the public hearing.
9. Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded by Councilwoman
Groves, to deny PZ 80-21.
Councilman Hubbard stated he had talked to surrounding
cities and no city allowed this size of lot. Councilman
Hubbard stated he felt the the lot size was too small.
Councilman Hubbard stated he also felt there would be
a fire hazard; the street were not adequate and there
would not be adequate school facilities*
Councilman Wood stated it had been 'the policy of
the Council to ask for negotiations with the developer
when the density was at a high rate: Councilman Wood
stated he felt the school district should have the
right to have some in -put on this proposed subdivision.
After further discussion, Councilman Brady stated he
was in favor of postponing action on this request
and have the staff and developer meet to try and
work out some _solution.
Councilman Hubbard with drew his motion. Councilwoman
Groves withdrew her second.
Councilman Brady moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna, to
postpone PZ 80-21.
Motion carried 6-0 .
CONSIDERATION of
ORDINANCE FOR PZ 8
nnCTnnnrcn
e
July 28, 1980
Page 5
Mr. Barfield _advised the Council that items 10, 11
12, and 13 were a l l related to item 9. PZ 80-21 and he
would perfer a l l be postponed.
Councilman Brady moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna
to postpone items 10 thorugh 13.
Motion carried 6-0.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14. Councilman Thomas moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna
to approve Resolution No. 80-24.
Morton carried 6-0.
15. Mr. James Bennett, 7120 Stoneybrook, appeared before
the Council,
Mr. Bennett stated he would like a permit to drill a
water well for outside watering.
Councilman Wood asked Mr. Bennett if he was aware
f there was a 200 foot limit on water wells.
�• Mr. Bennett stated he was not aware of the limit,
but did not intend to go that deep.
PUBLIC HEARING -
PZ 80-229 REQUEST OF
JOHN W, BARFIELD TO
REZONE PORTIONS OF `
TRACTS 3A5 4A, & 4B,
BRENTWOOD ESTATES FROM
AGRICULTURAL TO
COMMERCIAL
POSTPONED
CONSIDERATION OF
ORDINANCE FOR PZ 80-22
POSTPONED
PUBLIC HEARING -
PZ 80-232 REQUEST OF
JOHN W. BARFIELD TO
REZONE PORTIONS OF
TRACT 3A9 BRENTWOOD
ESTATES FROM ARICULTURA
TO LOCAL RETAIL
POSTPONED
CONSIDERATION OF
ORDINANCE FOR PZ 80-23
POSTPONED
CONSIDERATION -OF
RESOLUTION WITH TRINITY
RIVER AUTHORITY -
MASTER PLAN EXPANSION
APPROVED
USOLU ION N0. 80-25
CONSIDERATIO OF REQUEST
OF JAMES T. BENNETT,
7120 STONEYBROOK TO
DRILL A WELL
APPROVED
July 28, 1.980
Page 6
Councilman Wood stated the water could not be used
for human consumption.
Mr. Bennett stated would use the water for outside
watering only.
Councilman Wood asked Mr. Bennett what the diameter of
the well would be.
Mr. Bennett replied about 2 inches.
Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilman Hubbard, to
approve Mr. Bennett's request to drill a well not to exceed
200 feet.
Moiton carried 6-0.
16. Mayor Pro Tem Freeman advised the Council he had been
informed that Mr. King was not present and would like
to have this item moved to the end of the agenda.
Councilman Brady moved, seconded by Councilwoman
Groves, to move item 16 to the end of the agenda.
Motion carried 6-0.
17. Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded by Councilwoman
Groves, to approve payment to Rone Engineering in
the amount of $671-00.
Motion carried 6-0.
18. Councilman Brady moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna,
to approve Resol tui on No. 80-25.
Motion carried 6-0.
19. Councilman Wood moved, seconded by Councilman Brady,
to authorize the advertising of bids for Rufe Snow
and Precinct Line water lines.
Motion carried 6-0.
16. Mrs. Sandra King, 8425 Rumfield Road, appeared before
the Council.
Mrs. King stated she wanted a permit to drill a well
for outside watering.
CONSIDERATION OF
REQUEST OF ELDON W.
KING, 8425 RUMFIELD
TO DRILL A WELL
CONSIDERATION OF
PAYMENT TO RONE
ENGINEERING, INC. _ N
THE AMOUNT OF $671-00
FOR LAB FEE ON STATION
#3, ASPHALT PAVING
APPROVED
CONSIDERATION OF
CONTRACT WITH FIRST
SOUTHWEST COMPANY
(GENERAL OBLIGATION
BONDS)
RESOLUTION NO. 80-26
APPROVED
CONSIDERATION FOR THE
AUTHORIZATION TO
ADVERTISE FOR BIDS
FOR PRECINCT LINE AND
RUFE SNOW WATER LINES
APPROVED
CONSIDERATION OF
REQUEST BY ELDON KING
8425 RUMFIELD ROAD TO
DRILL A WELL
APPROVED
July 28, 1980
Page 7
Councilman Wood asked Mrs. King if she knew
what the diameter of the well would be.
Mrs. King replied she did not know.
j
Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilwoman Groves
to approve the request of Mrs. King to drill a water well
not to exceed 200 feet.
Motion carried 6-0.
-20. Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilman Hubbard
to ADJOURNMENT
adjourn the meeting of July 28, 1980.
t
Motion carried 6-0.
Dave Freeman - Mayor Pro Tem
ATTEST.
Jeanette Moore City Secretary
u
1.
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
TEXAS, HELD IN THE CITY HALL, 7301 NORTHEAST
LOOP 8205 AUGUST 115 1980 - 7:30 P.M.
Mayor Faram called the meeting to order August 1
at 7:30 9 1, 1980,
p . m.
2. Present:
Dick Faram
Jim Kenna
Jim Wood
J. C. Hubbard
Wiley Thomas
Dave Freeman
Sharyl Groves
Staff:
Chuck Williams
Jeanette Moore
Rex McEntire
Richard Albin
Dennis Harvath
Ann Cannon
P . J . Ha rbruc k
Pam Ha rwi c k
Joe Norton
Absent:
Bob Brady
3. The invocation was given by Mayor Faram.
Mayor
Councilmen
Councilwoman
CALL TO ORDER
ROLL CALL
City Manager
City Secretary
City Attorney
City Engineer
Parks & Recreation Director
Tax Assessor
North Richland News
Mid -Cities News
The Tribune
Councilman
4. Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded b Councilwoman
woman
Groves, to approve the minutes of July 28 1980.
5. Mayor Faram presented Mrs. Helen Cline with' a service
award and pin for five years of service in the Civil
Service Department,
6. Mayor Faram advised the Council the Planning and Zoning
Commission recommended approval of this request t sub
to the Engineers' q sect
9 comments.
Cou
ved se conded b Councilman Wood,
to a ro v PS 80- 26 .
Councilman Wood asked if a 1 l comments had been worked
out will all parties concerned.
Mayor Faram stated the letter from Mr. DougLon indicated
all were in agreement,
g ca ted
INVOCATION
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
OF THE REGULAR MEETIN
JU LY 28, 1980
APPROVED
PRESENTATION OF
CERTIFICATE & FIVE
YEAR PIN TO HELEN
CLINE, CIVIL SERVICE
SECRETARY -PERSONNEL
DEPARTMENT IN
RECOGNITION OF FIVE
YEARS OF SERVICE
CONSIDERATION FOR
PS 80-262 REQUEST OF
FOSTER FINANCIAL CORP
FOR FINAL PLAT OF
FOSTER VILLAGE,
SECTION ELEVEN
APPROVED
August 11, 1980
Page 3
Mayor Faram stated his concern :was that approval
pp oval
of this
plat would add to a flood hazard. Mayor
Faram asked if the time framey
was correct as to not
add to the potential of
flooding homes in the
area byaPProving this plat.
Mr. Albin stated it would depend on whether
or not
the channel was
enlarged through Morgan Meadows prior
to the full development of this subdivision.
Mayor Faram asked what affirmative action had been taken
by the developers to see that flooding did
d not occur.
Mr. Albin stated the ordinance that he had
reviews ' to go by
in making g evi ews and recommendations limited the
developers respons i bi 1 ty downstream. The
developers
were limited to getting the water to a major water
sure the r � er course
and making g run-off above their development and
immediately downstream, beyond that devel o
bound. pers were not
Mayor Faram stated there had been some discussion cussion
involving more than one developer in getting
drainage P 9 ti ng the
problem solved. Mayor Faram asked Mr. Albin
if he had any state sti c$. of the discussion
Mr. Albin stated it was his understanding
er g that the
developers s of the Wi ndcrest Addition at one time
was going to participate in the improvement of
Calloway Branch channel from Hightower to Chapman
hapman
Road.
Mr. Albin stated the last he heard the
previous City Manager and Director of Public Work
s
was involved
and he had not been given any feed -back.
Mayor Faram asked Mr. Albin if he recalled
any
agreements that were ma
de by any developer as to
participation in the project.
Mr. Albin stated hO. had seen no written documents
to that effect.
Mayor Faram asked if the city would be legally and
morally bound to
y approve this plat without some
kind of concrete evidence or some kind of participation
in the drainage project 'P
or if it would be more correct
to postpone action on this project until there was
something more firm to look at:
Mr. Albin stated he could not speak to the legal
ratification but he could tell the Council that
thedrainage problem would increase downstream
• by this development.
August 11, 1980
Page 4
Mayor Fa
ram stated it seemed to him that the burden
the taxpayers by
drainage was being put on
of the 9 major developers. Mayor Faram stated
that until the
Council
had more than what had been presented tonight
he would ask
the Council to postpone action until they
could find
out what; kind of participation was going to
be given by P
other developers in the area of the property
in question*
d he had not been involved in the preliminary
Mr. Albin state stated that he
1 anni n of this development. Mr. Albin
planning Foster Village area was involved
understood that the entire Fo . 9
• u planning and they did not have to submit
� n the • argil �r�� nar,, p 9 .
rel imi nar plans to this particular installment.
preliminary
Mr. Harris
stated this plat was section eleven of eighteen
sections of the subdivision which was approved sometime ago.
arris stated the drainage problem that had been
Mr. H discussed, he learned about sometime ago through the developer
i s stated this particular section drained
of W�ndcrest. Mr. Harr ont
o Wi ndcrest, which was required by the city to construct a
concrete channel.
Mayor Faram ask
ed Mr. Harris if he had been in discussion
as to the flood plain down to the park.
Mr. Harris stated he had not.
Mayor Faram asked Mr. Harris if he was aware there had
ion on Foster Village's l ages last plat approval
been some discuss
as to how it contributed heavily to the potentialflooding
problem in Morgan Meadows
Mr. Harris stated he did not feel the last plat approval
contributed to the potenti al ' f 1 oodi ng problem.
r. Harris if it would be a major
Mayor Faram asked M inconvenience
approval on this plat for two weeks until he
to delay pp an a Staff and City Engineer
opportunity to discuss wY
PP iwith the City Sta
as to the effect this plat would have on the drainage run-off
into that flood plain.
August 11, 1980
Page 5
Mr. Harris asked what the suggestion might be.
Mayor Faram stated he understood from sore of the
previous staff that there had been discussion on
participation among several developers in that •
parts cul ar area as to an open channel. Mayor Faram
atked Mr. Harris if he was aware of this discussion.
Mr. Harris stated he was not aware of the discussion and
he thought the developers of Windcrest were required,
or it was discussed with them, to do some improvements
downstream. Mr. Harris stated the developers of Windcrest
were downstream from Foster's development.
Mr. Albin stated the developers of Windcrest had done
some improvements from the eastern border of the
Windcrest Addition down to Chapman Road and the
improvements of the channel immediately downstream
were sized to carry the run-off from all the areas
contributory to that, representing a full development
uas tream which would include Foster Village section
eleven. Mr. Albin stated as far as participation
in the improvements by developers upstream he was
not aware if they had been contacted or involved.
Mr. Albin stated the channel had been widened down
to Chapman Road and the widening was sized to carry
the full drainage area,
Mayor Faram asked if he was to understand it would not
create a potential flooding hazard with the approval
of this plat.
Mr. Albin stated taking care of the channel downstream
to Chapman was just part of the problem and would not
solve the whole problem because then i't had to go
down Little Ranch Road. The channel alleviated some of the
flooding in the immediate. area. Mr. Albin stated the
channel had yet to be completed north of Hightower from
Hightower to Chapman.
Mr. Harris stated section eleven was the only section
of their subdivision that drained into that particular
drainage area.
Mayor Faram asked Mr. Harris if he would object to the
plat being approved with the stipulation that all conditions
were satisfied and the Cit.N/ Enciveer having satisfaction that
it would not be flooding homes as a result of the development.
Mr. Harris stated he had no objections.
August 11, 1980
Page 6
Councilman Wood asked if the channel Mr. Albin had
discussed was -from the corner of the Wi ndcrest property
and had it been channelized or daylighted.
Mr. Albin stated it had been dayl i ghted .
Councilman Wood sta
ted that if i t :had been daylighted
he would like to withdraw his second to the motion.
Mayor Faram advised Councilman Wood he could withdraw
his second, but thought Mr. Harris hid .indicated that he
was in agreement on the approval of the plat subject to the
9 of be contributing
City Engineer bung satisfied that it would n 9
to a flood problem. Mayor Faram stated he would suggest that
before the second was withdrawn that the motion be amended -
to the effect the plat was _approved subject to the satisfaction
of the engineer that i t would not be contributing to a flood
problem em to the existing homes immediately below the area.
Councilman Wood stated there was a drainage problem all the
way down from Foster village to the park on Chapman and
everything that was done up above was pouring water down
y 9
a channel that did not exist.
Mayor Faram asked Mr. Harris if it would inconvenience
him to postpone action on this plat y until the next Council.
meeting.
Mr. Harris stated he would suggest the Council approve
the plat because it would bring them to a certain phase
in their engineering. ng. Mr. Harris stated a ted he realized
the Council was concerned about the drainage downstream
and Foster Financial had agreed to work with the City
Staff and Engineer to try and come up with some t-ol,.ution
Councilman Wood moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna,
to amend the motion to state -"subject to the review
and agreement of the City Staff and City Engineer
on the drainage problem, based on a 10 year flood
criteria."
Amended motion carried 6-0.
Mayor Faram called for a vote on the original motion
as amended.
Motion carried 6-0.
August 11, 1980
Page 7
7. Mayor Faram advised the Council the Planningand '
Zoning
Commiss
ion on had recommended approval of this request subject
comme
nts, .
to the Engineers' comm q
Councilman Kenna moved, seconded b Councilwoman Groves,
to approve P y oves,
pp S 80-27.
Motion carried 6-0.
8. Mayor Faram advised the Council the Planninga '
and Zoning
Commi ss' fon recommended approval of this request subject
to the Engineers' comments.
Councilman Wood moved, seconded b Councilman Kenna
approve PS y to
pp 80-28.
Councilman Freeman asked if this property was located
north of C p p y ed
Cloth th World, .
Mayor Faram replied yes.
Councilman Freeman asked why it was being re -platted,
Mr. Brons tad stated they were changing n two lots into
three. There g g
e would be a pancake house and a furniture
store. Mr. Bronstad stated he did not know at this
time what would be built on the other lot.
Motion to approve carried 6-0.
9. City Attorney McEntire stated the Council would
be setting the Public Hearing for August 26 1980 and
on August s t 18 '
9 , 1980 the first notice of intent would
be published. On August 26, 1980, a special al meeting
p g
would beheld for the Public Hearing. On August 29,
1980, the second notice would be published and at
the regular meeting September 8, 1980, the tax rate
would be adopted.
Councilman Wood moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna
to approve the intent to increase tax rate b 23/ and
ng for August 26, 1980
set the Public Hearing y
.
Motion carried 6-0.
10. Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded b Councilman
ran y Thomas,
to
grant an appeal hearing on PZ 80-25 & PZ 80-26 for
September 8, 1980.
Motion carried 6-0.
CONSIDERATION FOR
PS 80-27 , REQUEST OF
J. J. HUBBARD FOR
REPLAT OF LOTS 1R ,
AND 2R , BLOCK 4,
MEADOW LAKES ADDITON
APPROVED
CONSIDERATION FOR
PS 80-28 , REQUEST OF
LAUREL DEVELOPMENT
CO. FOR REPLAT OF
LOTS 2R, 3R & 4R,
BLOCK 12 NORTH
EDGLEY ADDITION
APPROVED
CONSIDERATION FOR
SETTING TIME AND
DATE TO GRANT AN
APPEAL HEARING ON
PZ 80-25 & PZ 80-26
FOR SEPTEMBER 8, 1980
APPROVED
ii
4
August 11, 1980
Page 8
' roan
' Thomas moved, seconded by Council
11. Councilman man of s
Ni ch
CONSIDERATION FOR
FINAL PAYMENT ON '�'-IE
ve final payment to Freese and
Wood, to approve p
GLENVIEW RICH T_;JAY
in the amount of $2,738.06.
MAPS IN THE AMOUNT OF
Mr. Albin state d he was not sure this was the final
$2,738.06, PAYABLE TO
FREESE & NICHOLS,
payment.
CONSULTINa ENGINEERS
moved, seconded by
After discussion, Councilman Freeman mo ,
POSTPONED
• to postpone one action on this item
Councilman Hubbard, p P
until the August 25, 1980 meeting.
the City Engineer and Staff
A Mayor Faram instructed y 9
if this would be the final payment.
'
to check and see
Motion to ost one carried 6-0.
Mot postpone
' Thomas
12 Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilman �
Works
CONSIDERATION FOR
FINAL PAYMENT ON
. Tank &Iron
to approve final payment to Universal2,0
MG ELEVATED
in the amount of $98,093.800
STORAGE TANK ON
BURS EY ROAD IN THE
Motion carried 6-0 .
AMOUNT OF $989093.80
PAYABLE TO UNIVERSAL
TANK & IRON WORKS, I NI
APPROVED
Freeman , CONSIDERATION FOR
Councilwoman Groves moved, seconded by CouncilmanAPPROVAL OF
13. Cou r two(2)l00 GPM fire Athe s ecifications fo ATIONS FOR
to approve p SPECIFIC
apparatus. TWO (2) 1000 GPM
FIRE APPARATUS
Motion carried 6-0. APPROVED '
14. City Attorney McEntire read the following resolution: CONSIDERATION OFRESOLUTION CANVASSING
RESOLUTION CANVASSING RETURNS AND DECLARING
RESULTS OF RESULTS OF A CITY BOP
ELECTION
BOND ELECTION HELD ON AUGUST 9, APPROVED
RESOLUTION NO. 80-27
THE STATE OF TEXAS �
COUNTY OF TARRANT �
CITY OF NORTH RICHLATJD HILLS �
governing body resolved and ordered that an
WHEREAS, this • g . g day of August, 1980,
election
be held within this City on the 9th y 9 •
bmi tti n certain propositions for the issuance
suance
for the purpose of submitting
of bo
nds to the resident electors of the City, and
and and determined that said election
WHEREAS, i t � s hereby found was held in acc
ordance with the authorizing proceedings, that
duly given in the form, manner and time
notice of the election was y � 9 i red b 1 aw, and that said el ecti on was in all respects ects legally
requ y
n accordance held and conducted ' dance with the laws of the State of Texas ,
�
applicable thereto; and
August 11, 1980
Page 9
0
WHEREAS, the returns of said election have been made de
to this
governing body and said returns, duly and legally
made, show the following votes vo g �
were cast on the propositions
submitted at said election, to wit: •
PROPOSITION NUMBER ONE .
"THE ISSUANCE OF $720005000.00
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS
FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT"
"FOR"
1121 votes
"AGAINST"
736 votes
TOTAL VOTES CAST 1857 votes
PROPOSITION NUMBER TWO
"THE ISSUA11"4CE OF $150002000.00
GENERAL OoL I GATI ON BONDS FOR
PARK PURPOSES"
"FOR"
867 votes
"AGAR � I ST" 859 votes
TOTAL VOTES CAST 1726 votes
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL F
OF NORTH R I CHL 0 THE CITY
AND HILLS, TEXAS:
SECTION 1: That all of the recitals contained in the p rea:mb lie
of this resolution are found to be true and are adopted as findings
of fact by this governing bodyand as art
p of its judgment.
SECTION 2: That it is further found and determined
results of the m� ned that the
election as convassed and tabulated in the
preamble hereof reflect the expressed desires of those
voting at said election.
persons
SECTION 3: That a majority of the electors v •
election havi n voting at said
d
g voted i n favor of the propositions, numbered
1 and 2, this City Council herebydeclares t '
and empowered that � t � s authorized
p ered to issue bonds of the City in the amounts and
for
the purposes stated in said propositions numbered 1 and 2; all
as more fully set forth and identified in the '
said bond election.
proceedings ca 11 ng
PASSED AND APPROVED, this the 11th dayof August,
1980.
Councilwoman Groves moved, seconded b Councilman
to approve y ilman Freeman,
pp Resolution on No . 80-27 as presented.
Motion carried 6-0.
August 11, 1980
Page 10
was elated by the bonds being passed
Mayor Faram stated he n� Beard,
like to thank Ms. P. J . Harbruck, Mrs. To
and would North Richland Hills News; Mrs. Pam Harwi ck , Mid Cities News
and Mr
. Joe Norton, The Tribune, for their news coverage
on the bond proposals*
15. C i ty Attorney McEntire read the following resolution;
WHEREAS, the
City held a Charter election on August 9,
1980; and
WHEREAS, a canvas of the votes showed the following
results:
"FOR THE NEW CHARTER" 83u
"AGAINST THE NEW CHARTER" 1000
NOW THEREFORE be it resolved by the City Council of
the City of North Richland Hills, Texas, that:
1.
The
above canvas be and is hereby approved.
2.
er is hereby The new Chart y declared to have failed.
PASSED AND
APPROVED this 11th day of August, 1980.
Councilman Ke
nna moved, seconded by Councilman Thomas, to
approve Resolution No. 80-28 as presented.
Motion carried 6-0 .
16. Mr. James A. Cushman, 4904 Wedgevi ew, appeared
before the Council.
Mr. Cushman stated he wanted to build a hobby shop in
the back of his residence and did not want to brick its.
what the
Mayor Faram askedsquare footage of the building
would be.
Mr. Cushman
stated it would be 650 square feet.
Faram asked Mr. Cushman if he was aware that
Mayor Fa the building code required some type of mansor y.
Mr. Cushman, replied yes.
Mayor
Faram asked if any of the neighbors had been
cont
acted in reference to the type of building
he wanted to build.
CONSIDERATION OF
RESOLUTION CANVASSING
RETURNS AND DECLARING
RESULT OF A CITY
CHARTER ELECTION
APPROVED '
RESOLUTION NO. 80-28
CITIZEN REQUEST -
MR. JA,MES A. CUSHMAN
REQUEST FOR A VARIAN(
FROM BRICK ORDINANCE
POSTPONED
r August 11, 1980
P_a ge 11
Mr. Cushman stated he had: talke • d to all the neighbors
and no one objected.
Mayor Faram stated he would recommend to the Council
ncil to
Postpone action on this item until all the co neighbors
be contacted. 9 could
Councilman Freeman asked how large the lot was
Mr. Cushman stated the lot was 85 feet at the front,
135 fe
et on the north side, 137 feet on the south
side and 135 feet across the back.
Councilman Freeman asked where the ro ert
p p y was located.
Mr. Cushman stated the back. of his lot
city limits*
- was at the Hurst
Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded b Councilman
os y loran Wood,
to
Postpone action on this item until the immediate
property owners were notified.
Motion carried 6-0.
Mayor Faram stated the bonds had been approved pp and
he would lik
e to ask the Council to give the City
Engineer the authority to proceed y oceed with the
design on Rufe Snow.
This item will be added to the August 25, 1980 Council
agneda.
17. Mayor Faram adjourned the meetingof August gust 11, 1980.
Dick Faram - Mayor
ATTEST:
Jeanette Moore - City Secretary
AGENDA SUMMARY
is
TO: Mayor & CityCouncil
>>
SUBJECT: Council Meeting on August 25, 1980 DATE: August 21, 1980
ITEMS ON PRE -COUNCIL SESSION•
1. This item is on
formal agenda. This is not
& Nichols for Glenview ew p final payment to Freese
be ava i l abl Drive Right-of-way maps . Richard .
e for.. discussion . Albin n wi 11
ITEMS ON COUNCIL SESSION:
5. Planning & Zoning hearing.
Emeral ' g Property located on so • d Hills E1 ementa ry School. uth side of
to multi -family. Rezone from one farm 1 d�rel -
Planning & Zoning approved y ling
.9 pp oved request. -
6 • Ordinance on previous p us item.
tem •
7 • Planning & Zoning A •
Chan . q Appeal Hearing. . John Barfield this from Agriculture to 1 F-g_l •requested th1 s zoning
turned his re 400. The Planning ng and Zon • •
quest down because they felt it Zoning Commission
this land close to the Rai was not the best use of
Railroad.
8• Ordinance on previous
item.
9• Planning & Zoning
thanAgriculture
. Appeal Hearing. John Barfield .
change from Agri col tore to Local requested this zoning
.
Commission turnedRetail . The Planning and g
his request down becauseg Zoning
ng
request for 1 F-8-1400 and they had turned down his
Retail did not want hi.m to be saddled• on the corners and not be with the Local
He really didn't able to use the land i n themiddle.
.y t need one without the othe lt
Industrial zoning next to r • The Commi ss i on, fei t that
the railroad road would be better. '
10. Ordinance on previous -
p us item. -
1 l . Confirmation of Andrew Mayne to Parks & Recreatio - n Commission.
12. Presentation of proposed
1 g80- p posed • budget and setti n ubl i •
81 budget for the Ci t of g p c hearing on the
y North Richland and Hills.
1 3• Amendment to Zoning - -
g Ordinance #179 pertaining •
and Skating Rinks.
to Bowling Alleys
i4. Request for variance - e from Back Ordinance. Item
- Council meeting of August l l th m
Co was postponed from
15. Request of Mr. Johnny Hopper to drill a well. .
16. Request of Mr. Gary Nei s l er to drill a well,
17• Ratification
of authorization for the Ci
engineering stud on Ruf ty Engineer to proceed with
y e Snow Dave.
18. Consideration f •
or partial payment to Freese & Nich
ols in the amountof $2,738•06 for Glenview
Drive Right-of-way maps.
V �
KNOWLTON- ENGLISH-.FLOWERS, INC.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort Worth -Dallas
July 23, 1980
Honorable Mayor and City Council
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Subject: 3--543, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
PRECINCT LINE ROAD AND RUFE SNOW
WATER LINE EXTENSIONS
In accordance with your instructions we have prepared construction plans
and. specifications for the subject. project. We areenclosing two (2)
copies of the plans and specifications for your review and approval
for advertising for bids. An Engineer's Estimate of Construction Costs
is attached for your information,
The Precinct Line Road water main extension is required for receiving
the proposed TRA supply to the northeast service area of the City.
The Rufe Snow line will help alleviate experienced low pressures in the
Snow Heights area by combining this area with the high pressure plane.
The project also includes additional val vi ng installations and other system
modifications required to separate the high and low pressure planes.
After obtaining permits for construction across I.H. 820, across the
St. Louis Southwestern Railway R.O.W. and within the Texas Power and
Light easement, along with five (5) permanent utility easement acquisitions,
we can advertise for bids upon your approval to do so. We expect to
receive permits from the Highway Department and Texas Power and Light
within the next few days and a license agreement from St. Louis Southwestern
Railway no later than mid -August. After award of this Contract, we
anticipate completion of the project within four (4) months.
Should you have any questions concerning this project we will be at the
July 28 Council meeting to answer them.
RICH RD W. ALBIN,P.E.
RWA/ 1 j c
cc: Mr. Charles W. Williams, City Manager
Mr. Allen Bronstad, Director of Utilities
550 FIRST STATE BANK BLDG. - BEDFORD, TEXAS 76021 - 817/283-6211 - MERO/267-3367
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K-NoMTON L15i-I"L0WERS INC.
ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE
Q NER: CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS 3-543
Joy No. DATE, 7/ 23/so
PROJECT DESCR 1 PT t ON: RUFE SNOW AND PREC 1NC.T -L I NE -ROAD 194ATER L I NE EXTENSIONS
ITEM TOTAL UNIT T ' . :. DESCRIPTION OF t TEh� tfN t T COSH'
NO. QUANTITY PRICE
24" Dia. C1: 150) Rei nf. Conc.` Steel Cylinder
Water pibe"___,. ome ptp- i_n asp I 00C , r �n nn
150 Rei of
f.C.1. P.,Conc. Steel C l i nder
•
2.
L. •1 ,
L. F
vvv• �v
8 719.22
vv• vV
31.00
.}� iV,VVV. VV
270 295.82
-Water - p. �e Com 1 �ete i n Pl ace -
1 _
10, t f1� � r`l "7 cn f*l -C n_._ _ ram. - - X. _ _ -- _ --
-- - •.-• - .r ■ . +vv 1 1%%. if All • VVi14•
Water Pipe., Comp ete in ace
3•
L.F.
781.09
28.00
jj
21,87052
Reinforced Concrete Cylinder Pipe Fi tt i n s
4 • •
L . S .
1
8000.00
8 C10O. 00
2 " BY12ass and Boxes Com 1. in Pl
5.
6 .
EACH
EACH
4 --
6000.00
4000 : 00
12 OiO .-4
.-,...
16 000.00
.
15` Gate Va l ve w 3" B ass and Boxes , Com l . i n P 1,
12" Gate Valve. ,and Box Com 1 ete in Place
7.
EACH
4
2500. 00
10 000.00
8" Gate-
Valve and Box , Complete ete i n P1 ac e
8 •
EACH
2
800.00
1 600.00ma
8" Tapping -Sleeve and 8" Ta 'i n Valve and Box, .
I- Com lete in Place. ..' 41
9.
EACH
1
2000.00
25000.00]
8 Insert: n.Valve and Box with 3/4 ` Co er B ass,
Compyj ete -in Place
10.
EACH
1
3000.00
35000.00
at-e' Valve and Box, 705"�pTete i n ace
11 •
EACH
5
600.00
000.00
6" Inserting Valve. and Box with 3 4" • Co er B ass
.
Com 1 ete in Place
12.
EACH
1
2500.00
2 500:Q0
6" Blow -off Branch and Sum Manhole Com i . i n Pl .
13.
EACH
1
2000.00
2 000.00
„
1 Combi-nation Air Release Valve and Vault Com l .
-
• in Place
14.
EACH-
2
2000.00
4 000.00
Fire °H dran s Lomplete in Place
15.
EACH
4
1000.00
OOC�. Q0 '
[__6" 'Dia • .(Cl-.C1. 5 Ductile Iron Fi re H drant Lead
Pipe, -Co m 1 ete in Place
16.
L.F.
19
35.00
�
66� -�,
Cast Iron Fi t s Com 1 e i n Pl ace
17.
LB,
l 840
1.10
-
?_ 02 4 00
Bore or. Tu 1 d P "
.�
nne an rCZ) sure Grout 30
Dia• 0,50
Thick, Grade -A) Welded Steel Cas'ng
Under St •
oui s out western of roa xc u
1 ng Pipe),
.Complete in Place
180
Bore or Tunnel and Pressure Grout 24"
Dia , o . 50"
-Thick, Grade A Welded Steel Casinq
Under I.H.
820 Excl udi n 12" Pipe), Complete
in Place
19.
Asphalt Pavement Re lacement
20.
Flexible Base Pavement Re lac ment
21.
Cathodic Protection Test Stali on Com
1 ete in Pl ace
22.
Pi pel i ne Markers Com 1 ete i n' ;Pl ace
23.
Stock Gates, Complete in Place
24.
oncrete Encasement for 16" Water Pipe
25.
2" Dia . PVC , =C1. 150 SDR 18 Water Pie
Com l ete
- Tn Place
26.
Connection to Existing 24" Dia . Water
Line at
Precinct Line Road, Incl . Closure Section
27 •
REVIEWED APPROVED:
• 5 .
t
ww .
PROJECT MANAGER
L . F.
100
300000
30; 000. 00
L.F.
350
250.00
874500.00
L•F•
3,821
5.0
58 365. 0
L.F.
805
10.00
s 050.00
EACH
5
200.00
1, O0o . 00
EACH
6
200.00
15200.00
EACH
3
400,00
19200.00
L.F.
125
30.00
3 2750.00
L . F.
430
20.00
1---8,600.00
loom 500,00
SUB -TOTAL CONSTRUCT ION COST - - -- -- $579
PLUS ENGINEERING & CONTINGENCIES 60,071.66
TOTAL EST I MATED • COST
$640,000-00
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P & Z Minutes
July 24, 1980
PS 80-26
APPROVED
The Chairman called for anyone wishing to
speak in favor of or in opposition to thi
request.
Chuck Williams, City Manager of leth
Richland Hills, came forward.
Mr. Williams stated tha � hey had a_.work.. _
session with Stephen.1 � ens and the City is
in agreement wit,at they want to do. Mr.
Williams stated 0that this type of thing has
been done hafore, and that he would readily
agree t 4nother work session.
M .. Ai l l i ams stated he did not feel that
4.here was anything that could not. be worked out.
The Chairman asked if there was anyone else
who wished to speak.
There being no one to speak, the Chairman
closed the Public Hearing.
Mr. Greenfield moved, seconded by Mrs. Nash,
to approve PS 80-24 subject to the Engineer's
comments and request that a work session be
held with the City Officials in order to
develop an acceptable final plat. The motion
carried 3-0.
Request of Foster Financial Corp. for final
plat of Foster Vi l l age, Section Eleven.
Doug Long came forward to represent Jim
Harris and Foster Fi'nanci al Corp. He said
Mr. Harris was on vacation,
Mr. Long said he had received the City Engineer's
Comments and sees no problem. He said he was
not sure about the pro rata, but would check
with Mr. Harris when he gets back in town. Mr.
Long said they had no objections to the
Engineer's letter. He said he would write a
letter of rebuttal regarding the Engineer's
comments before going to the City Council.
The Chairman called for anyone wishing to _
speak in favor of or i n opposition to this
request.
Page 5
• P & Z Minutes
July 24,. 1980
PS 80-27
APPROVED
PS 80- 28
APPROVED
( to
There being no one to speak regarding this
request, the Chairman closed the Public
.Hearing.
•
Mrs. Nash moved, seconded by Mr. Greenfield,
to -approve PS 80-26 subject to the Engineer's
comments. Motion carried 3-0.
MWAO
Request of T. J. Hubbard for replat of Lots
1R & 2R, Block 4, Meadow Lakes Addition.
Mr. T. J . Hubbard cane forward.
Mr. Hubbard said he has two lots a,� all he
did was to take 10 feet off Lot �and put
it on Lot 2R. '•
The Chai man asked Mr. Hubbard if he had
received the City En9 i ne,..r"s letter.
Mrs. Calvert said sh.e,mai 1 ed him one, but
she gave him anothgr copy.
Mr. Hubbard sa.ia he had no problem with the
Engineer's CQ96nts.
The Chai f an called for anyone wishing to
speak ,:Y favor of or in opposition to this
request.
There being no one to speak regarding this
request, the Chairman closed the Public
Hearing.
Mr. Greenfield moved, seconded by Mrs. Nash,
to approve PS 80-27 subject to the Engineer's
comments. Motion carried 3--0.
Request of Laurel Development Co. for replat
of Lots 3R & 4R, Block 1, North Edgl ey Addn.
Ayub Sandhu with Goodson Engineers came forward
to represent Laurel Development Company.
Mr. Sandhu stated he had received the Engineer's
letter. He said he also received a letter
from Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
requesting additional easements. Mr. Sandhu
said Southwestern Bell stated they also needed
additional easements on Lot 2 so he wanted to
submit a corrected plat that would include Lot
2 with the easements granted to Southwestern
Bell.
Owen D. Long, P. E.
CONSULTING ENGINEER
August 4, 1980
Mr. Gary Caldwell
Building Official
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Re: Foster Village - Section X1
Final Construction Plans
Dear Mr. Caldwell:
We have reviewed your consulting engineer's letter dated July 17, 1980,
regarding our Foster Village construction plans and have the following
comments to make regarding the items brought up in Mr. Al bi n' s letter:
Item No. 1. Zoning will be shown on plat.
Item No. 2. Ownership and adjacent platting will be shown on plat.
I tem No. 3. 8F' water line will be looped back in prior to 8" water
line being abandoned.
Item No. 4. 6" water line in Crosstimbers will be extended from Oakwood
Drive to Oak View Drive.
Item No. 5. 4" water lines in Oak view, Oak Wood and Oak Forest Courts
will be increased to 6" water lines.
Item No. 6. The Developer will pay his pro rata share of the 6" and 8"
water lines as outlined in accordance with prior agreement
between the City and Foster village Joint Venture.
After you have reviewed our commitments stated above, we sincerely hope
p
that our plans can be approved. Your cooperation is appreciated.
Si erely,
en D. ong, P. E. �
Consulting Engineer
ODL/ml
cc: Mr. Richard Albin - KEF,Inc.
1615 Precinct Line Road Suite 106 / P. 0. Box 777, Hurst, Texas 76053 / Phone 817 281-8121 (Res. 281-4142)
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K NOWLTON- ENGLISH- FLOWERS, INC.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort Worth -Dallas
July 17., 1980
P1 anni ng and Zoning Commission
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Sub j ect :
3-,8412 CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
FOSTER VILLAGE, SECTION XI,
FINAL PLANS, PS 80-26
We have reviewed the final plans for the subject subdivision and offer the
following comments:
1. The zoning for this subdivision should be shown on the plat as
suggested by the Council.
2. Ownership of the contiguous unplatted property should be shown on
the plat. Also the adjacent platting to the east should be shown.
3. The water layout sheet shows a portion of the existing 8-inch water
line in Lots 16 and 17 of Block 19 to be abandoned. This should
not be permitted unless the proposed 8-inch line in Meadowvi ew Terrace
is extended north beyond the north property line of this subdivision
and looped east down Cherry Drive and tied back into the existing
6-inch line at the same time that the existing lines are abandoned.
4. We would suggest that the proposed 6-inch line in Crosstimbers be
extended from Oak wood Drive to Oak View Drive and that additional
gate valves be added at these intersections.
5. The proposed 4-inch lines in Oak View ..Cost,_ oak Wood Court and
Oak Forest Court shout .. a13 b increased to 6- nchl11-nes since more
than 4 lots are ig" served by each line.
6. The Deve per should be required to pay his pro rata share of e 6 and
8 inc water lines in Crosstimbers Lane, Oak Forest Drive and i
Meat. wvi ew Terrace. The 8 and 6 inch lines in Lot 16 and 17 of Btack 19
r
, not included in this assessment since the Developer should be reguiredreplace these lines and complete the 1oop up to Cherry Drive. Weimate pro rata for the 8-inch at 11.00 per 1ineal foot for 907 feet,
$8.00 per lineal foot for the 6-inch o i feet.
Shoul d ou have any questions concerning the review of this subdivision , ry,R] ease
do JJ'tate to call .vr,
ICHARD W. ALBIN, P. E.
RWA: bvg
cc: Mr. Charles W. Williams, City Manager
Mr. Gary Caldwell, Building Official
Mr. Allen Bronstad , Director of Utilities
550 FIRST STATE BANK SLOG. - BEOFORD, TEXAS 76021 ► 817/283-6211 - METRO /267-3367
Page 5
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July 24,. 1980
There being no one to speak ,�,gti°'?T'g this
request, the Cha' sed the Public
Hea ri
Mrs. Nash moved, seconded by Mr. Greenfield,
to approve PS 80-26 subject to the Engineer's
comments. Motion carried 3-0.
_
PS 80-27 Request of T. J. Hubbard for replat of Lots
APPROVED 1R & 2R, Block 4, Meadow Lakes Addition.
Mr. T. J . Hubbard cane forward.
PS 80-28
APPROVED
Mr. Hubbard said he has two lots and all he
did was to take to feet off Lot 1R and put
it on Lot 2R.
The Chairman asked Mr. Hubbard if he had
received the City Engineer's letter.
Mrs. Calvert said she mailed him one, but
she gave him another copy.
Mr. Hubbard said he had no problem with the
Engineer's comments.
The Chairman called for anyone wishing to
speak in favor of or in opposition to this
request.
There being no one to speak regarding this
request, the Chairman closed the Public
Hearing.
Mr. Greenfield moved, seconded by Mrs. Nash,
to approve PS 80-27 subject to the Engineer's
comments.* Motion carried 3-0.
Request of Laurel Development Uo. for r
of Lots 3R & 4R, Block 1, North E_ Addn�
Ayub Sandhu with Goods , gi neers came forward
to represent Laux&lhevel opment Company.
Mr. §.andhustated he had received the Engineer's
He said he also received a letter
from Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
�- requesting additional easements. Mr. Sandhu
said Southwestern Bell stated they also needed
additional easements on Lot 2 so he wanted to
submit a corrected plat that would include Lot
2 with the easements granted to Southwestern
Bell. __
August 4, 1980
Mrs. Wanda Calvert
Planning & Zoning Commission
City of North Richland Hills
Subject: Repl at of Lots 1R & 2R5
Block 4, Meadow Lakes Addn.
Dear Mrs. Calvert:
In regard to the City Engineer's letter dated July 18, 1980, all
comments have been complied with.
Sincerely,
T. J. Hubbard
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• � KNOWLTON- ENGLISH- FLOWERS, INC.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort Worth -Dallas
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July 18, 1980
Planning & Zoning Commission
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Subject: 3-912, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
MEADOW LAKES,. LOTS 1R & 2R, BLOCK 4
REPLAT, PS 80-27
We have reviewed the replat for the subject subdivision and offer the
following comments:
1. This plat should be fully executed and dated before approval.
2. our records indicate that Lake Side Drive should be Lake Side Circle.
3. The City should notify utilities of the replat in accordance with
standard procedures.
4. The zoning for these lots should be shown on the plat as suggested
by the Council (MF),
5. We would suggest that a small scale vacinity map be added to this
plat showing the location of the lots,
Should you have any questions concerning the review of this subdivision,
please do not hesitate to call.
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RICHARD W. ALBIN, P.E.
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cc: Mr. Charles W. Williams, City Manager
Mr. Gary Caldwell, Building Official
Mr. Allen Bronstad, Director of Utilities
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550 FIRST STATE BANK BLDG. - BEDFORD, TEXAS 76021 - 817/283-6211 - METRO/267-3367
Page 5
P & Z Minutes
July 24, 1980
There being no one to speak regarding this
request, the Chairman closed the Public
Hea ring.
Mrs. Nash moved, seconded by Mr. Gre i el d,
to approve PS 80-26 subject to the ngineer's
comments. Motion carried 3-0.
PS 80-27 Request of T. J. Hubbard f replat of Lots
APPROVED 1R & 2R, Block 4, Meadow akes Addition.
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Mr. T. J . Hubbard c e forward. j
Mr. Hubbard sa ' he has two lots and all he
did was to ta� e 10 feet off Lot 1R and put
it on Lot�R. -
The Chairman asked Mrs Hubbard if he had
received the City Engineer's letter.
.s
Mrs. Calvert said she mailed him one, but
she gave him another copy.
Mr. Hubbard said he had no problem -with the
Engineer's comments.
The Chairman called for anyone wishing to
speak in favor of or in opposition to this
request.
There being no one to speak regarding this
request, the Chairman closed the Public
Hearing.
Mr. Greenfield moved, seconded by Mrs. Nash,
to approve PS 80-27 subject to the Engineer's
comments. Motion carried 3-0.
PS 80-28 Request of Laurel Development Co. for replat
APPROVED of Lots 3R & 4R, Block 1, North Edgl ey Addn.
Ayub Sandhu with Goodson Engineers came forward
to represent Laurel Development Company.
Mr. Sandhu stated he had received the Engineer's
letter. He said he also received a letter
from Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
requesting additional easements. Mr. Sandhu
said Southwestern Bell stated they also needed
additional easements on Lot 2 so he wanted to
submit a corrected plat that would include Lot
2 with the easements granted to Southwestern
Bell.
C�
Page 6
P & Z Minutes
July 24, 1980
PZ 80-24
APPROVED
3
PS 80-25
APPROVED
'Mr. Sandhu presented Mrs. Calvert with the .
corrected plat that also included Lot 2.
The Chairman called for anyone wishing to
speak in favor of or in opposition to this
request.
There being no one to speak regarding this
request, the Chairman closed the Public
Hearing.
Mr. Greenfield moved, seconded by Mrs. Nash,
to approve PS 80-28 subject to the Engineer's
letter. Motion carried 3-0.
Request of Purvis & Purvis, Inc. to rezone
Tract 16E, Abstract 1606, from its presen
classification of 1F-7 to a proposed c si-,
fication of Multiple Family.
This property is located on the s - h side
of Emerald Hills Elementary Sc and
bounded on the west by Irish, adows Addition
and Norich Park.
Request of Purvis & P� vi s , Inc. for
prel i mi nary pl at of ri sh Meadows, Sect . 4.
Mr. Tom Purvi 5s ame forward.
Mr. Purv'. stated he was one of the owners
of th��property and Mr. York, another owner,
was_1so present
,.- r. Purvis 'said this was an 181 acre tract
located approximately 1200 feet east of
Highway 121 and bounded on the north by
Emerald Hills Way. He said that Newman
Drive would extend through their property.
Mr. Purvis said they had held this property
for a long time and feels it is time to
develop i t .
Mr. Purvis- said the property on two sides
of this property is zoned Multiple Family
and they are asking for Multiple Family
zoning to coincide with them.
Mrs. Shaunty asked how many units they
plan to build on this property.
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3409 OAK GROVE AVE. - DALLAS, TEXAS 75204 A/C 214/528-2200
August 1, 1980
M.s. Wanda Calvert
Planning & Zoning Department
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N. E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Re: North Edgley Addition
Lots 2, 3P, and 4R
Block 1, Replat, PS 80-28
RLG File No. 6671
•
Dear Mrs. Calvert:
This is to inform you that we have made a-1 i revisions and corrections to
the subject plat in accordance with the comments in the July 18, 1980
letter of the City Engineer, Mr. Richard W. Albin of Knowlton - English -
Flowers, Inc.
We appreciate your scheduling of this plat for the August 11, 1980 meeting
of the C i ty Counc i 1. '
Sincerely,
Ayub R. Sandhu, P.E.
Project Engineer
ss
Xc: John Valle
Laurel Development Company
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ARTHUR F. BECK RAY,1v1OND L. GOODSON, JR. NORMAN D. HARPER
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KNOWLTON- ENGLISH-FLOWERS, INC.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS /Fort Worth -Dallas
July 18, 1980
Planning & Zoning Commission
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Subject: 3-926, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
NORTH EDGLEY ADON., LOTS 3R & 4R2
BLOCK 1, REPLAT, PS 80-28
We have reviewed the replat for the subject subdivision and offer the
following comments:
1. The zoning (LR) should be shown on the plat as suggested by the
Council,
2. The Ci ty shoul d noti fy uti 1 i ti es of the repl at i n accordance wi th
standard procedures.
Should you have any questions concerning the review of this subdivision,
to please do not hesitate to call.
n
ICHARD W. ALBIN, P.E.
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cc: Mr. Charles W. Williams, City Manager
Mr. Gary Caldwell, Building Official
Mr. Allen Bronstad, Director of Utilties
SSO FIRST STATE BANK SLOG. - BEOFORD, TEXAS 76021 - 817/283-6211 - METRO/267-3367
240.09 - Replat of ��' ,t 3R and 4R. Block 1, North Edg' �y Ad "on
Southwestern Bell
• 408 First State Bank Bldg.
1901 Central Drive
Bedford, Texas 76021
July 7, 1980
Mr. James R . Anderson
Director of Public Works
City of North Richland Hills
P. o. Box 13305
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Dear Mr. Anderson
As requested in your letter of July 7, 1980 we are returning copy
of a replat of Lot 3R and 4R, Block 1, North Edgley Addtion, -dth additional
e a s e n.ent s require by Southwestern Bell. Telephone Company marked in red.
Questions on this matter may be referred to H. H. Harrison on
1* 267-6061.
r� M. E. TiJilliams
Manager-OSP Engineering
Northeast District
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Dates and proceedures for Adopting a Tax Increase
rkwe0000
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August 11, 1980 Regular Council Meeting
Agenda Item
Vote of Intent to Increase Tax Rate.
Set time and date of public hearing
August 18, 1980
(August 25, 1980
Regular Council Meeting)
August 26th or 27th., 1980
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August 29, 1980
September 8, 1980
Publish first notice of Intent to
Increase Tax Rate.
Note: by what percent must be on this
notice.
Public Hearing on Intent to Increase
Taxes.
NO OTHER ITEM CAN BE ON THE AGENDA
After hearing is closed, another vote
must be taken with date and time
of adoption . of tax rate.
Publish second notice of Intent to
Increase Tax Rate,
Note: This may be done at a regular
council meeting.(Sept. 8, 1980)
Regular Council Meeting.
Adopt tax rate. This must be a
seperate item from the adoption of
the Budget.
72 hr. notice of meetingmust be posted b •
p before each of the above meetings.
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City Mana er DATE August 6, 1980
TO:
Chuck Williams y 9
FROM
: Wanda Calvert, Plannin and Zoning De artment
PlattingCases to be heard.by Cit Council Au ust 115 1980
SUBJECT: .
PS 80 26
Request of Foster Financial Corp. for
APPROVED
final plat of Foster Village, Section
Eleven.
PS 80-27
APPROVED
Request of T. J . Hubbard for reel at of
Lots IR & 2R, Block 45 Meadow Lakes
Armitinn _
for
k 1,
To see Maps with Agenda:
Please contact City
Secretary's Office0
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Notices and Meetings
The remaining sections of Article 7244c — Section
and 4 —place certain responsibilities on the s Z' 3' those absent, must a '
e governing body appear in the notice.
of each jurisdiction relative to the adoption of a to y The exact wording and form of this notice x rate. followed is prescribed b Section a which must be
Section 2 of the law prohibits the governing body Y on 3 of the law.
adopting a tax rate that exceeds the r � Y from this notice for the public hearing can be �` sample of
ate calculated by the tax may be either mailed first-classg found st page g. It
assessor by more than 3 percent until it has given u #o each registered vote
notice and held a public hearingon ' S public residing in �e jurisdiction or be published r
its action. In the sample the notice is published in P ed in a newspaper, If
calo�ation shown on page 7, the governingbody . a newspaper, it cannot '
y could adopt tion with legal notices an be �n the sec
any rate up to 5.63 per S100 without having to run the d classified ads.
notices and hold the hearings required by Sections 3 Section 4 of the in I
the law. and 4 of
If the governing body chooses to adopt a rate which
exceed this limit, It may do so at an does not
body. Other items of businessy meeting of the governing
may be on the agenda. The tax
rate should be adopted, however, as a separate item from
budget of the governing body.
the
If, on the other Nan Y
d, the governing body deterr[ roes that a'
ra to that exceeds th¢ 3 percent limit must. be adopted,
mu51 fist Mee: the requirements then it
Q ents of Sections 3 and 4 of the
la w bafore adopting the ra te. This decision to ado
Ce edi.Zg �, + ( p# a ra to ex-
Lhe 3 percent limit) will have to occur at a meeting of
a gave"Wicy body where a record vote of the members shout
be taken• T his record vote wW be shown in d
as required "Q the public notice
by oaction 3 of the law..
Section 3 of the law requires the governingbody
notice of a pub?ic hearing on its rote y to Save
rate. The governingbed intention to adapt a higher
y must give at least seven (7) days
notice of the public hearing from the date of publication
no`:iCe. The notice may not be smaller P n of the
e� than one -quarter pane
of a standtird-size or a tabloid -size nears a er.
on the notice must be in 18- Dint P P The headline
p or larger type.
The date, tire, and location of the public hearing
stated ;n the z notice. The date must be omust be
public holiday. The hearing must bea weekday and not a
gin after 5:03 p.m• and
before 9:00 p.m. The location of the hearing
public building in the jurisdiction's ,� must be in a
Names of all members of the bounc',a rl �s.
. governing body, showing how
each voted on the proposal to raise the tax rate and indicating
8
w exp dins the events at the public roar f
ing and the vote on the proposed tax increase.' .
hearing, the discussion of t,
on the agenda: tax r At t._e puhl;c
ate should be thL only item
Taxpayers should be given ample
to express their opinions and discuss the i P e opportunity'
bens of the governing body.issue with the mem-
bers
At the conclusion of the hearing another
be lateen for the purpose of a secon record vote Must..-
the officials must d publ.� no#ice.:n addrt2on,,,�.�,.
orally give the date, time, and place of the meeting to adopt the tax rate. Again, a public noti
it eet�ng to adopt the higher tax rate is r �' ce for the,'"' ,
The second notice will be i egt�red by Section 4,
dentical in form to the first ex-
cept that the second paragraph must be change
follows: d to read as
"A public meeting to vote on the proposed increase
held on (date), (time) at (meetinglace #$ will be
A sample of this notice for a P ��
public meeting to adapt the
higher tax rate can be found on page Io. T -
must specify a date which i lus second notice
s not sooner than the 3rd day after
the public hearing nor later than the 14th
day. All other re-
quirements which govern the
first notice would then apply to
this notice. If the meeting to adopt the, higher
held within 14 days after the obit g er tax rate is not
public hearing, then a new
public hearing and notice of this hearing
This final board meeting, where must be hold again.
re the vote to actually adopt
tie rate is takan, may be a regular board m,� g
items of business on the agenda. A� - ..Mind with other
rate must be separate from gain, the vote cn the tax
the vote on t-he budget of the goy -
erring body.
COMPLIANCEP80
• 1st �ctic�� — Pi�bs�� :�=�-:arI,zG
JNCRwzjASE-
ning(Namte o�G
increase your property taxes b.y
,de'rcent.
. V.
A public hearing on the increase will be
..Ad on (Date) 19 at Time
P.M. in (Location)
(Address) , (City, T�) •
The Named Governing Body)
has considered the proposal and voted in a
meeiing o� the (Gover-nDg Bo!yL_
as follows:*
FOR the proposal to increase tax rate:
Name, Member of Governing Body
Name, Member of Governing Body
Name, Member of Governing Body
A �,��.�'�?S � the proposal to increase tax rate:
Name, Member of Governing Body
ABSENT and not voting:
Nam, e, Member of Governing Body
Name,Member of Governing Body
*Designate by title the member who serves as chair-
man or president of the govermng body*
COMPLIANCEP80
2nd ti'c:tice Meeting to Adopt Tax Rate
P4 - Ur" hT'YI-f"Z;].j-E C*AF TAX IN(C-111EN-JAU. SER"
The jNam� of Governing Bo�y� proposes
to -increase your property taxes by
percent.
A public meeting to vote on the increase
will be held an (Date19— at Time
P.M. in (Location)
(Address,) [City, TX)
The (Name o f Govern ing Body )
has considered the proposal and voted in a
public hearing on the tax increase as
follows:
� FOR the proposal to increase tax rate:
Name, Member of Governing .Body
Name, Member oj' Governing Body
_ Name, Member of Governing Body
AGAER-4ST the proposal to increase tax rate:
Name, Member of Governing Body
ABSENT and not voting:
Naine, Member of Governing Body
Name, Member of Governing Body
*Designate by title the member who serves as chair-
man or president of the governing body.
• 10 COMPLI ' E1NCE/ 80
important: ALL DATES ilk THIS SCH"D'�.I�.� ARE SHOWN
AS EXAMPLES AND ARE NOT MANDAT076,RY
(January and April dales are mandatory)
January
1. Assessment Date
April
• • or man Independent School Districts and General Law Cities
1. End of Rendition Period f y .p •
January 1, 1982, All Jurisdictions)(Effective 11 OtherJurisdictions
30.End of Rendition Period for Counties and A
May
25.
Send Reappraisal Notice at least 20 days before Board of Equalization Hearings as re-
quired by Section 5 of Article 7244c.
At Least 20 bays
.
June
5.
Article 29e Notice* for BOE Hearings
12.
72-hours Notice** for BOE Hearings
18.
Start of Board of Equalization Hearings
July
15.
E Meetinas, BOE certifies assessment list and adjourns.
End of BOE o aired b Section 1 of Article
Maximum Tax Rate by Tax Assessor as_re q Y
18.
Calculation of
w
iS.
7244c
• —Publication b Tax Assessor of Maximum Rate as required by Section
7244c Nonce y
28.
1 of Article 7244c. See sample notice on page S.
72-h our Notice* * for Regular Meeting of Governing Body.
August
1.
ReMeeting of Governing Body Regular g' With Vote of Intent to Increase Tax Rate'on the
3'
Agenda Notice of 'T'ax increase, specifying
7244c Notice -- Publication by Governing Body of No •
. hearing to be held on the increase as required by Section
hea
day, time and place of public g publication
of hearin3 of Article 7244c. (Dateg can not be earlier than 7 days after the
At Least
7 Days
10.
of this notice.) See sample on page 9.
Article 29e Notice* for Regular Board Meeting on August 20, and
L10.
72-hour Notice** for public Hearing on August 13.
• o Increase Taxes as required by Section 3 of Article 7244c.
Pubhe hearing on Intent t
-- ,13.
.4,
blic �Tliii°r hod on Intent t�f
hearing ublic comments and another vote by the gove y
g pu
Adopt Tax Increase should be taken:-,- _
p b Governing Body of Notice to Adopt Tax Increase as re -
Publication y g Y
� Days
7244c Notice --
uired b Section 4 of Article 7244c. See sample on page 10.
Q y
At Leapt
At
beat n,�� 17.
. '
72-hour Notice** for Regular Board Meeting.
Adopt Tax Tate as required by Section 4 of Article 7244c:x
Board Meeting to A p
than 14 days 20.
_ Regular
!• but not r�+are the Sways, pnblishe'd notice of all me£, Ills of any govermn�
* Ardele 29e, V.T.C.S.--R� res at least 3 a3rs,
ate. This requirement includes Board of Equa iza sin m�;etiaQs and meetings to
body when fiscal matters are to be actedupon.
adopt tax rags.
** _ --- his is the regular open meetia" nonce required by article 6232-179 V.T.C.S.
?2 hour Notice T
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CONIPLIANCEP80
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John Barfield
Builders, Inc.
BUI LDERS--DEVELOPE RS.-...BROKERS
'SSagancN.rpo;
700 HARWOOD ROAD • HURST, TEXAS 76053 All&
MiEDit`"y (817) 281-9000 • METRO 498-3383
July 25, 1980
City of North Richland Hills
7301 Northeast Loop 820
Fort Worth, Texas 76118
Att: City Secretary
Re: P.Z. 80-25 & P.Z. 80-26
I would like to appeal the Planning & Zoning Board decision rejecting
my application for single family zoningon P.Z. RO-25 a J g
and my application
of local retail on P.Z. 80-26 on the date of July 24, 1980. It is m
understandingthat the y
people in the area would much prefer to see houses
built in this area rather than industrial facilities.
Please notify me as to when this request will appear on the agenda.'
nk y ou
John W. Barfield
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KNOWLTON- ENGLISH-FLOWERS, INC.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS / Fort Worth -Dallas
July 259 1980
Mr. Charles W, Williams, City Manager
City of North Richland Hills
7301 N.E. Loop 820
North Richland Hills, Texas 76118
Subject: 3-200, CITY OF NORTH RI CHLAND HILLS
GLENVIEW DRIVE RIGHT-OF-WAY,
MAPS REVIEW
As indicated in our letter of May 19, 1980 we have reviewed right -
of.
ewed the right of -
way and easement maps prepared by Freese and Nichols Consul�ngineers,which have been submi � ting
submitted to our office for approval and recommendation
of payment. We have received invoices dated June 11 •
work on the a 1980, for additional
oval
maps. Again, we cannot speak to the matter of the original
agreement for the 70/30 split, i t but the
P � general magnitude to de of cost seems
reasonable for the right-of-way maps submitted. We would
in the$29738.06recommend
pay 9 as requested by the enclosed letter r
and Nichols Inc, unlessfrom the Freese
there is a question concerning the 70/30
obligation ._�---------_,...._..._............... _... r_ .�
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The ncl osed -partial a ment i nvo i c
.�... e o r preparation of the Calloway Branch
Cha nel easements totals$77,451.3v.1. The Calloway Branch
ma hows fifteen Channel easement
P �._. 1 }parcel s from Richland Hills and one(1)from No parcel
c�h and Hills. On this basis 94% of the cost of '
of this map would be attributedpreparation
to acquiring right-of-way from Richland
Hills, or $2,304.23, while only 6% of the total
cost
or $147.08
would be associated with North Richland Hills i s easement req
uirements,
rements.
Also enclosed is an invoice for preparation on of the '
easements P Glenview Dave
which totals $1,460.20, The two (2) Glenview Drive right-of-
way ma show a t �ght-of-
y s p total of 38 parcels required from the North Richland
Hills side, which represents 35% of the total or 5 $ 11.07. A total of
72 parcels is shown for the Richland Hills side
65� of which represents
the total or $949.13,
On the basis of the proportioning method outlined above,
Hills' cost for re North Richland
P o the enclosed right-of-way maps would be
$658.15 as compare t $2s738.0 which represents
p is 709� of the total cost.
If we can be of furthers i n this re a rd 1 g ,pease advise,
R*4 W
RICHARD W. ALBIN, P.E.
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Enclosures
cc: Honorable
Mr. Allen
Dick Fa ram, Mayor
Bronstad, Director of Utilities
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SPECIFICATION
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TWO (2) 1000 GPM
FIRE APPARATUS
FOR WHICH BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS
P.O. Box 18609
7301 N/E hoop 820
Fort Worth, Texas 76118
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR
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The City of North Richland Hills desires to purchase two (2) 1000 GPM triple p e
combination fire apparatus.
The following is absolutely the minimum requirements for the two (2) fire apparatus.
All bidders must provide proof of their past experience and abilityin building
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f ire apparat us.
All bidders must have attached to their bid a 10% bid bond or a cashiers check
in the amount of 10% of the bid made out to the City of North Richland Hills.
All bidders must state the location as to where the fire apparatus is or was
manufactured. only bids from reputable fire apparatus manufactures will be
considered.
All bids and quotations roust be firm prices and any bids containing escalator
clauses or indefinite price quotations will be automatically be rejected.
Any exceptions shall be in writing and show absolute proof that the alternate
offering is equal or superior to the item asked for in these specifications.
All bidders shall state time required for delivery of apparatus.
All bidders shall state his warranty.
SPECIFICATION AFFIDAVIT
The following affidavit must be signed for bid to be accepted.
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(NOTARY PUBLIC)
NAME
STATE EXECUTED
WE THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE
THAT WE HAVE CAREFULLY READ THE CITY' S
SPECIFICATIONS AND UNDERSTAND THEM FULLY
IN THEIR ENTIRETY AND HAVE FILED OUR BID
IN ACCORDANCE THEREWITH.
COMPANY NAME
COMPANY ADDRE S S
OFFICER'S NAME & TITLE
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CERTIFICATION OF PARTS AVAILABILITY
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company manufacturing the
apparatus sign the
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This is to certify that will have parts available for
20 years or provide a suitable replacement part for all under the control of the
apparatus manuf acturer.
Signed:
Title:
ACTUAL FIRE SERVICE USAGE
Due to the expected life of the apparatus, we will not accept bids on apparatus
that has not been in actual fire service use in the U.S.A. for at least 3 years .
This must be certified to by the company manufacturing the apparatus.
This is to certify that the type of apparatus bid has been in actual fire service
use for over 3 years,
Signed:
Title:
UL and NFPA
The company manufacturing the apparatus is required to certify that the apparatus
being bid will meet all requirements of U.L. and NFPA pamphlet 1901 1975 edition.
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This is to certify that this apparatus will be pump tested by U.L. and will meet
all requirements. Also, this is to certify that this apparatus meets all require-
ments
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meets of NFPA pamphlet 1901, 1975 edition.
Signed:
Title:
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APPARATUS WARRANTY
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certain other components noted below) manufactured by us for a period of one year
from date of delivery. Under this warranty we agree to furnish you any parts to
replace parts that have failed due to defective material or workmanship where there
is no indication of abuse, neglect, unusual or other than normal service providing
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that such parts are, at our option, made available for our inspection and at our
request, returned to our factory or other location designated by us (transportation
charges prepaid) within thirty days after date of failure or within one year from
date of delivery of apparatus to the original purchaser whichever occurs first,
and inspection indicates that failure was attributed to defective material or
workmanship.
The warranty on chassis, engine, transmission, tires and tubes, storage batteries, '
electrical lamps, and other devices subject to deterioration is limited to the
warranty of the manufacturer thereof and adjustments for same are to be made directly
with the manufacturer.
This warranty shall not apply to any fire apparatus which shall have been repaired
or altered outside our factory in any way, which in our opinion might affect its
stability or reliability.
This warranty shall not apply to those items which are usually considered normal
maintenance and upkeep services; including but not limited to normal lubrication
or proper adjustment of main pump.
This warranty being expressly in lieu of all other warranties, expressed or implied,
and of all other obligations or liabilities on.our part. We neigher assume nor
authorize any other person to assume for us any liability in connection with the
sale of our apparatus unless made or assumes in writing by the company.
Signed:
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Service Requirements
To insure tie purchaser a source of service and parts over tree 20 year antici-Dated
life of the apparatus, the bidder shall have e8tablished his permanency in h
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industry and include with his proposal a list of company owned or affiliated agency
or service agencies.
The bidder must state the number of company employed service personnel available
upon request to provide the necessary service backup- for the unit being purchased.
Bids from those manufacturers that do not have parts and service centers within
a distance considered reasonable to the purchaser may not be considered.
SECTION 1
Fire -Plliti,D
The fire pump shall be a Class A, two -stage (series parallel) type.
The pump body shall be constructed of nickel alloy cast iron material. The
pump case shall be horizontally split for serviceability and must be line bored
for proper fit of the pump case halves. The two pump impellers shall not be
less than 9". inches in diameter and both impellers must be statically balanced.
A stainless steel pump shaft shall be furnished with a floating metal alloy
bearing at the front and two heavy duty ball bearings at the driving end. Also,
an adjustable packing assembly shall be supplied on the suction side of the pump.
The fire pump shall be mounted approximately midship and equipped with a one t
piece nickel alloy cast iron transmission. The transmission shall be properly
fitted into the main apparatus drive line. The case shall be supplied access
plates bolted to the . top and bottom surfaces of the case. The transmission
gears shall be minimum 2 inches wide, croTom-shaved and hardened. The gears
shall be mounted on heavy duty ball bearing supported shafts. For adequate
cooling during all types of pump operations, the pump transmission shall be
burnished with .nterior copper coil cooler.
The pump engagement shall be manual or air operated shift.
The changeover valve shall be operated with a turn control valve mounted on the
pump operator's panel.
All 12" or larger pipes shall be galvanized steel with victaulic couplings
for flexibility and ease of maintenance.
The pump primer shall be positive displacement rotary vane type, 12 volt
electrically operated and automatic lubricated. An oil reservoir shall be of
ample capacity. A single primer control valve shall be mounted i=..ediately behind
pump operator's panel for direct operation and ease of maintenance.
The pump must be U.L. pump tested with a copy of the report sent to the fire
department.
Pump ratings: 1000 GPM at 150 lbs. pressure
1000 GPM at 165 lbs. pressure
700 GPM at 200 lbs. pressure
500 GPM at 250 lbs. pressure
SECTION 2
Suction: Two main side inlets, a minimum of 5" in diameter with screens and
chrome plated caps shall be provided. One 212," gated inlet, full flow, quarter
turn ball type valve on left hand panel with remote control.
Discharges: Four 2%" outlets, pump panel controlled, full flow 21-2-" I.D.
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discharge each with individual gauge; located two panel side, left hand; two
panel side, right hand. Hose threads are as follows:
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Two 12"
cross lays shall
be provided above
the pump panel.
The valves for these
outlets
to be located at
the pump operators
position with
locking controls.
Pump Pressure Control
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The pump pressure control shall be pressure relief type. An adjustable pilot
control valve shall be mounted on the operator's control panel. The relief valve
shall be mounted on the main pump by means of victaulic couplings for easy
removal and maintenance. The valve shall be automatic for any desired discharge
pressure between 75 to 300 psi operations. The discharge relief pressure shall
dump back into the suction side of the pump. The relief valve must not distur" b
pressure settings when engaging or disengaging valve operations.
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SECTION 3
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One electric reel with a capacity of 200 feet of 3/4" hose shall be installed
in recessed compartment at rear of vehicle. The discharge valve shall be located
at operator's pump panel. The electric rewind motor shall be operated by a
button located next to the hose reel. Rollers and spools shall be furnished on
each side of opening. t
200 feet of 3/4 " 800 PSI working pressure booster hose in 100 foot lengths shall
be installed with chrome plated, bar -way couplings, and equipped with an adjust-
able combination nozzle akron turbojet #1708P.
SECTION 4
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Left and right pump panels shall be constructed of 14 gauge stainless steel.
Panels shall have brushed satin nonglare finish for lasting appearance. Operators
controls and gauges will be located at forward most portion of body on left side
of body. All pump panel controls shall be marked with identification plates.
Operators panel will be well lighted with lights protected from breakage. Pump
panels will be completely removable.
The following gauge instruments and controls shall be provided at operators
control panel:
-One (1) master pressure gauge, 4- 2" diameter, 30-0-600 graduated
-One (1) master vacuum gauge, 4-2" diameter, 30-0-600 graduated
-Individual pressure gauges, 3-1--2-" diameter, for all 2-%" discharge
-Orie (1) booster reel control valve
-One (1) tank fill valve
-One (1) engine oil pressure gauge
-One (1) engine water pressure gauge
-One (1) electric tachometer
-One (1) engine speed counter outlet
-One (1) vernier engine throttle
-All discharge controls
-one (1) relief valve control with indicator light
-One (1) primer control
-One (1) auxiliary engine cooler control
-One (1) pump cooler control
-one (1) master drain
-One (1) electric MC tank level gauge
-One (1) U.L. test gauge panel
-One (1) panel light with polished stainless steel cover
-One (1) 5" pump suction inlet with chrome long handle cap
-One (1) Underwriters' Laboratories acceptance test plate
-One (1) 2- 2" gated suction control
-One (1) Tank to pump control
COMPOUND PRESSURE GAUGE:
The compound pressure gauge shall be of the liquid filled type, using a liquid
silicone solution to assure visual reading to within 1% accuracy for convenience
and positive identification. This feature eliminates the need for snubber valves.
Also eliminating the possibility of condensation forming on inner face of gauge.
MASTER DRAIN VALVE:
A master_-puS' hpu11 drain valve, controlled at pump panel, shall be provided. Valve
shall be located in pump compartment lower than main pump body and connected in
such a manner as to allow complete water drainage. water shall drain below
apparatus body, away from pump operator.
SECTION 5 ,
BOOSTER TANS'.:
Booster tank shall have a capacity of 500 gallons. -Booster tank shall be " "
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shape in configuration, to permit deep side body compartments,
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Tank shall have a combination surge tower, manual fill and overflow located at
forward left-hand side of hose bed. Tank overflow shall be 3" diameter and dump
.behind rear wheels to permit maximum traction. Surge tower shall also have a
stainless steel hinged cover with a removable expanded aluminum screen.
Tank outlet shall be located in sump, which is the lowest portion of the tank.
Tank to pump line shall be a direct straight line to permit maximum water flow,
Swash partitions and baffles shall be installed as specified in NFPA #1901. An
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antiwhirlpooling plate shall also be installed.
Tank will be mounted on hard rubber cushions to prevent metal to metal .contact
and isolate tank from road shock and vibration. Tank cushions shall be permanently
mounted to body frame,
Booster tank shall be constructed of 4" marine grade aluminum plate, 10 gam e hot
rolled steel. All water tank components shall be full seam corner gelded internally
and externally,
Booster tank shall be permanently protected from corrosion by a self power generating
sacrificial zinc anode system. Anodes are to be permanent) installed and completely
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maintenance free. Internal surfaces, sides and bottom of tank shall be sandblasted
to assure adhesion of a neoprene coating to further protect against corrosion.
Booster tank shall be completely removable without disturbing apparatus body or cab.
BOOSTER TANK COVER:
Tank cover to be gasketed and bolted externally to outside flange of tank to eliminate
any rusting of bolts and be completely removable to permit full access and entrance
to all swash partitions,
TANK LEVEL GAUGE:
Water level gal-ige shall be MC 4 bulb hype, having foirt_- (4) lights a.-rrd shall indicate
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water level at each graduation. Water level gauge shall be located on pump panel
and placed in a well lighted portion for night apparatus operation,
SECTION 6
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Apparatus body shall be entirely constructed of aluminum or 12 steel.
gauge Body
framework shall be completely constructed from aluminum or steel extrusions that
are beveled and electrically seam welded internally and externally at each joint.
Each body corner shall be a 5" x 5" hollow aluminum or steel extruded corner section
with 1/8" wall thickness and be welded as an integral part of the frame. Corner
extrusions shall have a 1-1-2-" outside radius and a full length 1/8" internal extruded
gusset. Horizontal frame members shall be aluminum extruded 1- 2" x 4" with 3/16"
wall thickness and 3/16" outside corner radius. Frame cross members shall be 3"
x 3" x 3/8" wall structural aluminum or steed, extrusions.
Cross members shall extend full width of body to support compartments.
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Wheel well frame shall be constructed from 1-12-" x 4" hollow aluminum or steel
extrusion slotted full length to permit an internal fit for aluminum or steel diamond
plate which is internally fitted into these extrusions, and shall be held in place
by electric welds. Complete apparatus body shall be free from all nuts,,- bolts and
sharp edges. Hose body shall be constructed of 3/16" aluminum or steel plate welded
to extruded superstructure frame. All horizontal surfaces, rear step running board
walkways and rear body surface shall be of welded aluminum or steel diamond plate.
Rear step shall be of 3/16" aluminum diamond plate.
Slanted beavertails to be provided at rear of body, shall give added support to rear
step, and be framed with 3" x 3" square aluminum or steel tubing with 4" radiused
corners and 3/16" wall thickness.
Boy shall have a heavy ribbed aluminum or steel rub rail along each side of compart-
ments and rear step. Rub rail shall be 3-1-4" wide with 4" wall thickness.
Each hose bed side shall be of 3/16" aluminum or steel plate with, a heavy ribbed
aluminum or steel extrusion welded to top and to match the lower bodyrub rails.
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-= top of the hose bed sides shall be 3" wide and shall have rounded corners with 4"
radius. All compartments shall be constructed from 1/8" formed aluminum or steel
plate. Compartment floors shall be constructed from 1/8" aluminum diamond plate
welded in place. All compartment seams shall be sealed by using a permanent Y 1 able
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silicone caulking and machine louvered for adequate ventilation. External sid
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compartment tops shall be constructed from 1/8" aluminum or steel diamond plate
formed outward to deflect water.
Compartment doors shall. be constructed entirely from aluminum or steel late using g
a box pan configuration. Outer door plate shall be constructed from 3/16" aluminum
or steel plate and inner pan shall have 95 degree bends to form an internal dr
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rail. Compartment doors shall have double catching two point safetyslam
latches.
Latches to meet strength requirements for passenger doors, Federal Motor Vehicle
Safety Standard #206. Door handles shall be heavy duty, stainless steel. Handles
shall have a slight break to facilitate easy access while using gloves. Latch
mechanism shall be recessed inside double pan door. Doors shall be at
tached with
full length stainless steel piano hinges. An inner spring shall have stainless steel
restraining cable to limit door opening and case aluminum or steel attach brackets.
Doors shall be fully gasketed with closed cell Neoprene on e. Gasket �P g t shall have
drip rail shape to carry off water.
Cot-,varcl,enLs shali have a minimum of 44..5 cubic feet total useable storage ,,space.
F This area shall be divided into compartments as follows:
High Left Side: One (1) ahead of rear wheels with vertically hinged sing le door.
Compartment shall be approximately 13" wide x 20" deep x 24" high
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and contain 3.61 cubic feet of storage. Opening shall be 12" wide
x 24" high. '
One (1) behind rear wheels with vertically hinged double door,
opening into rear compartments. Compartment shall be approximetely
36" wide x 24" high x 21" deep and contain 10.5 cubic fee
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storage. Opening shall be 34" wide x 24" high.
One (1) compartment running full length of side at top opening
shall be 25. 75" high x 51.5" wide, with double doors. The
interior size of compartment will be approximately 29" high
x 10.5" deep x 108" wide. There will be four (4) vertically
hinged doors.
Rear: One (1) double door at rear step between "beavertails". Compart-
ment shall be approximately 47" wide x 24" high x 25" deep.
Compartment shall connect with rear side compartments to form
transverse compartment and contain 16.3 cubic feet of storage.
Opening shall be 47" wide x 24" high with hose reel mounted within.
High Right Side: One (1) behind rear wheels with vertically hinged double door,
opening into rear compartment. Compartment shall be approximately
3611 wide x 24" high x 21" deep and contain 10.5 cubic feet of
storage. Opening shall be 34" wide x 24" high.
One (1) compartment - running full length of side at top opening
shall be 25.75" high x 51.5" wide with double doors. The
interior size of compartment will be approximately 29" high
x 10.5" deep x 108" wide. There will be four (4) vertically
hinged doors.
Hose Bed:
The hose bed compartment shall be constructed entirely of non -rotting aluminum
slats. Aluminum slats shall be 3f 4"x 2 4" extrusions and shall be welded into
a one piece grid. Hose bed shall be located directly above booster tank and
shall be completely removable for complete access to the booster tank. Hose
capacity shall meet NFPA #1901 requirements. There will be two (2) extruded
aluminum hose bed dividers located per fire chief.
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- Bright finished aluminum extruded drip rail shall be mounted over rear
compartment doors.
- Two (2) rear chrome stanchion castings shall g be mounted above hose bed
on each side. Stanchions shall be 12" wide with 3-3/4" thickness.
Stanchions shall have integral cast socket for stainless steel handrail.
All wiring for deck lights and flashing lights shall be concealed insid
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stanchion for proper protection. Stanchion shall be easily removable
for wiring access.
One (1) stainless steel horizontal grabrail shall be provided between
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rear stanchion castings.
- Four (4)
polished
aluminum corner
castings,
one on each
corner, of body
shall be
welded to
apparatus body.
Casting
shall be 5"
x 5" and 3" deep,
- Two (2) vertical handrails shall be mounted with stainless steel bolt
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to apparatus body, one to each side of beavertail. Handrails shall be
1- 4" diameter stainless steel tubing with chrome stanchions.
Horizontal
step inside beavertail shall be covered with 1/8" aluminum diamond plate
formed to provide a nonskid surface for easy access to hose bed area
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SECTION 7
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All electrical equipment shall be installed to conform to the latest Federal
standards as outlined in NFPA #1901, Wiring installed by body builder shall be
run in a loom where exposed and shall be protected by automatic circuit breakers
of the reset type.
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All electrical equipment switches shall be mounted on a switch panel mounted
in the cab convenient to the driver. Light switches shall be of the "rocker"
type with integral indicator light to show when lights are energized. All
switches shall be appropriately identified.
The following electrical equipment shall be supplied:
One (1) Federal Aerodynic light bar model 24E color code with clear lense
next to speaker and TS 100 speaker, shall be -switch controlled.'
Federally required clearance lights, marker and chrome license plate
bracket with light.
Rear mount cluster marker lights to be recess mounted in a channel
under rear step for protection from breakage.
Signal scat with stop, turn, and back --up light (one each side at rear
of truck),
- 7" double faced flashing red light shall be mounted on extended front
bumper. Lights shall be switch controlled on dash.
7" double faced flashing red lights shall be mounted above beavertail
on rear stanchion (one each side) .
- _Chrome utility deck lights shall be mounted above beavertail on rear
stanchion casting (one each side) .
- Compartment lights. Lights shall be switch controlled on dash.
- Pump compartment light .
- Pump panel light - 3 bulb cluster with three way switch.
One Federal PA 200 siren with microphone. Includes wail, hi--lo, and
yelp modes and PA system. Also includes provision for radio hook up.
- Q2B Federal with foot operate push buttons on drivers side and officer side.
- Two (2) Federal BR 2 lights at rear.
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ELECTRICAL (.Con0 '
Battery shall be mounted under cab canopy seat. Battery compartment shall be
self draining, adequately ventilated and battery shall be readily accessible for
examination, testing and maintenance. Battery capacity shall be commensurate
with the size of engine and anticipated electrical load in full compliance with
pamphlet #19011,
Battery hold down shall be 1" x 1-%" x 1/ 8" aluminum angle completely framing
top perimeter of battery. Framing shall be constructed as to allow bolting to
a formed aluminum plate attached to chassis.
Battery charging receptacle, having standard trickle charger lug connections,
shall be provided. Receptable shall be flush mounted and placed in a readily
accessible location and shall be connected in such a manner as to allow direct
ischarging to battery system.
SECTION 8
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All exposed metal surfaces, not being chrome plated or of aluminum diamond plate,
shall be thoroughly sanded, cleaned and phosphatized in preparation fox.. point ing
Paint shall be -ultra high lustre Dupont "Imron" polyurethane paint. Complete
apparatus cab shall be sanded and finish painted before Mounting of body to assure
full coverage of paint to all cab surfaces. Both cab and body shall be painted
to allow for identical finish. All removable items; i.e.., wheels brackets,
compartment doors ettc:., shall be painted separately ' to insure finish paint behind
mounted items. Body components that cannot be finish painted upon assembly are
to be finish painted before assembly. All unwelded seams exposed to high moisture
environments shall be sealed using permanent plyable silicone caulking.
Inside door and door jambs on chassis shall be sanded and painted with Dupont
"Imron" to match the finish of the exterior of the truck. Pump shall also be
painted with "Imron" matching the apparatus exterior. Wheels and wheel well
liner shall be painted to match apparatus wheel finish, Chassis frame and under
carriage components shall be finish painted black.
Apparatus doors shall be finished with gold leaf design and highlighted with
black outline. Gold leaf will be thoroughly coated for protection against wear
and weathering.
Both fire units will be identical in color3 RED
SECTION 9
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Manut act carer :
General Motors Corporation
Model:
6500
GVW:
25,080 lbs.
Axles:
Front - 7,000 lbs.
Rear -- 18,500 lbs. 7.17 to I Ratio
Brakes:
Vacuum Assisted Hydraulic
Clutch:
Single Plate, Dry Disc 12" Diameter
Cooling:
Extra Cooling System (Heavy Duty)
Electrical:
12V 13 Amp Generator Leece Neville
76 Amp Battery
Federally Required Lighting
Dual Electric Horns
Dome Light
Engine:
V-8 427 C.I.D.
Transmission:
5-Speed Spicer
Fuel Tank:
50 Gallon Fuel Tank
Frame:
Steel Channel - 9- 4" x 3-1/16" x 5/16"
11.8 S.M.
Steering:
Hydraulic Power
Suspension:
Front Springs - 4500 lbs. Each Side
Rear Springs - 10,400 lbs. Each Side w/Auxiliary
2,000 lbs. Each Side
Wheels & Tires:
Disc. Wheels - Single Front & Dual Rear
9.00 x 20 - 10 PR Tires - Front Highway
9.00 x 20 - 12 PR Tires - Rear On/Of f Highway
Cab:
Custom Appearance Package
Chrome Drip Rails
Chrome Assist Handles
Chrome Grill
Chrome Windshield Moulding
Chrome Front Bumper
Chrome West Coast Mirrors 6" x 16"
Heavy Duty Vinyl Trim
Tachometer, Ammeter, Fuel, Temperature & Oil Gauges
Full Width Foam Bench Seat
Fresh Air Heater & Defrosters
2--Speed Electric Wi.ndsh-i-eld Wipers
All Other Standard Equipment
SECTION 10
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The following firefighting equipment shall be furnished and installed on each
apparatus as directed.
One 24 f t . aluminum extension ladder
One 14 f t . aluminum roof ladder with roof hooks,
Two axes, one flat head, one pickhead
One 10 ft. pike pole fiberglass with ring and tulip mounting
One 20 lb. dry chemical extinguisher - ABC (with mounting bracket),
One 15 lb. CO2 (with mounting bracket) .
One 10 ft. folding ladder, mounted.
Two Akron #2730 22" NH
One Akron #420 triple stacked tip
Four Akron #1715 P I211 NH
One Elkhart #297A w/mount '
One Akron #588 Hose clamp w/mount
Two Ziamat is U-45FNH brackets w/ covers , vel cro closures.
One P-164SE smoke ejector
One Survival Salvage Master
Two 10' x 42" soft suctions w/double females long handle, light weight couplings
(NST treads).
Two "Butterfly" or "Keystone" valves reduced to 4 2" (NST) males.
CHASSIS ADDITIONS
Dower interior portion of chassis door, as well as the chassis running board
and step, shall be covered with 1/8" aluminum treadplate for protection for
marring and excessive wear,
The chassis chrome package shall include shrome trims around windows, windshield,
chassis side trim and various interior trimmings. It shall include heavily
chromed grille, front bumper and chassis grab handles which are securely bolted
to cab.
EXTENDED FRONT BUMPER:
Front bumper and frame shall be extended forming a full 12" wide "cab service
walkway". Walkway surface shall be 1/8" (.125) aluminum diamond plate with
underside heavily reinforced. Each end of walkway shall be boxed in with 1/8"
(.125) aluminum diamond plate to strengthen and close each end.
CHROME TOW HOOKS:
Two heavily chromed tow hooks, evenly spaced from center, one each side, . shall
be provided on the extended front bumper of chassis.
Fuel tank shall have a 50 gallon capacity and shall m-et requirements as specified
in NFPA #1901,
" REAR TOW EYES:
Two rear tow eyes being 3/4" in thickness solid type, and being securely attached
to chassis frame shall be -provided.
Battery shall be securely mounted in an enclosed compartment and shall be readily
accessible for examination, testiLig arid maintenance.
MUD FLAPS:
Mud flaps to be mounted at the rear of each dual tire and must be within six (6)
inches -of ground.
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RESOLUTION CANVASSING RE T UR,N S AND DECLARING RESULTS OF
BOND ELECTION` HELD ON AUGUST 91, 1980
COUNTY OF TARRANT - - - - t
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CITY of NORTH RICHIAND HILLS §
WHEREAS., this governing body resolved and ordered that
an election be held within this City on the 9 th. day of
August, 1980, for the purpose of submitting certain .
propositions for the issuance of bonds to the resident
electors of the City; and
WHEREAS it is hereby found and determined that said
election was held in accordance with the authorizing proceedings,
n was duly given in the form
that notice of the election a y g �
manner and time required by law, and that said election was
in all respects legally held and conducted in accordance
with the laws of the State of Texas applicable thereto; and `
WHEREAS , the returns of the said election have been �
made to this governing body and said returns, duly and
legally made, show the following votes were cast on the t
propositions submitted at said election, to wit: �
PROPOSITION NUMBER ONE
"THE ISSUANCE OF $7 000.000
GENERAL OBLIGATION DS
FOR STREET IMi PROVaIENTS't
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"FOR"
s "AGAINST"
TOTAL VOTES CAST
PROPOSITION NUMiBER Two
THE I S S JAME OF $ 1 000 000.00
GENERAL OBLIGATION B iFOR
PARR PURPOSES '
121 .� votes
T36 votes
1857 votes
"FOR" + 967 votes
"AGAINST" .892. votes
TOTAL VOTES CAST _fig � 6 votes
THEREFORE., BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE .
CITY of NORTH RICHLAND HILLS , TEXAS: -
SECTION 1: That all of the recitals contained in the
preamble o t is resolution are found to be true and are
adopted as findings of fact by this governing body and as
part of its judgment.
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MINUTES PERTAINING TO PASSAGE AND ADOPTION
OF RE SOLUTION CA,'��tlAs S ING RETUt.NS AND DECLARING
R-1,i_CFCTIO`r T�`
THE STATE OF TEXAS §I
COUNTY OF TARRA.NL T §
CITY OF NORTH RICHIAND HILLS §_ .
ON THIS , the day of , 19809 the City
Coun it 41'iyAH
to City L North c a Hllis. Texas, convened
insession at t e reg % r meeting place thereof
ir3. t e aI , the meeting eing open to the public and
notice of said meet-i ng , giving the date, hour , place and
subject thereof , having been given as prescribed by Article
6252-17 , Section 3A, V. A. T. C . S . , the following members being
present and in attendance, to wit:
D I CK FARM' MAYOR
J.J . KENNA }
SHARYL GROVES )
JAMES T. WOOD )
J .C. HUBBARD ) COUNCILMEMBERS
WI LLE Y TH OMAS )
ROBERT BR,. DY }
DAVE FRE&R&N
and with the following absent: ,
constituting a quorum; and amrol g er business considered
at said meeting , a resolution was submitted to the City
Council for adoption and pas sage , such resolution being
entitled as follows:
"Resolution Canvassing Returns and Decl.ar ing
Results of Bond Election Held August 9 , 1980. 't
was read in full Thereupon, Councilmember
moved for its a option, and the motion was
secon e y ouncil.member The motion carrying
with it the adoption of the resolution prevailed by the
f of lowing vote: .
S : Coun ' lm b er s Kenna, Groves, Wood,, Hubbard,
. _om , Brady and Freeman.
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O.,., S . Non .
The Presiding Officer announced that the resolution had
b en passed and adopted.
MINUTES A PPR.OVED , this the day of 21980
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a-yor , City of Nor th R. iEFrand
Hills, Texas
ATTEST:
.-City Secretary, City of Dort
Richland Hills, Texas
(City Seal)
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RESOLUTION NO.
WHEREAS, the City held a Charter election on August 9, 1980;
and
WHEREAS, a canvas of the votes showed the following results:
FOR THE CHARTER11 40:zw-�o q- y
"AGAN N W CHARTER" �-
NOW ORE be it ed by the Ci ty Counci 1 of the Ci ty
of North Ri chl a i exa hat:
1.
The above canvas be and is hereby approved.
2.
The new Charter is hereby declared to have ,
PASSED AND APPROVED this / day ofX 1980.
ATTEST:
Jeanette Moore - City Secretary
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND LEGALITY:
Rex McEntire - City Attorney
Di ck Faram - Mayor
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TO: C. W, Williams. City Manager RE •
. BOLT-0016-80
FROM: Gary E. Caldwell, Building Official
SUBJECT: Accessory Buildings
DATE: August 7. 1980
Chuck:
Accessory buildings over 200 s , f •
This ordinance is a 4 t• must be bricked.
'. n ordinance by itself and not a
part of the zoning ordinance. Therefore the
must be granted by the City council,variance
If I can be of any further assistance
please ask,
Gary Caldwell
Building Official
GC/pc
!q17) 281-0041/7301 N.E. LOOP 820/0.0. BOX 18609/NORTH R ICHLA11iD HlLLS,TX 76118
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