HomeMy WebLinkAboutCIP 1993-11-23 Minutes
Staff presented to the CIP Committee the 1992/93 year-end
status report for the General Capital Improvements
Program. The report is now current with all changes
having been made. It was suggested to the Committee that
the report be approved as presented, with the Bewley/Onyx
Drive project being recommended to the County to
accomplish next year as the number two project on the
County Overlay Program's list for North Richland Hills.
(See last agenda item for further County Overlay
discussion.) The CIP Committee approved the report as
presented with the change suggested. Staff was directed to
present the financial report to Council for formal action.
Staff presented to the CIP Committee the proposed listing Greg Dickens
of streets for the 1994 Chip Seal Program. The Committee
suggested adding Crestwood Circle East and Steeplewood
Drive to the list. The Committee directed staff to present
the list to Council for formal approval.
CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS
MINUTES OF CIP MEETING
November 23, 1993
(revised 12/10/93)
Present: .,~ Lyle E. Welch, Chairman
.¡~ Mark Wood
Tommy Brown
Rodger Line
C.A. Sanford
Randy Shiflet
Greg Dickens
Larry Cunningham
Marty Wieder
Kevin Miller
Mike Curtis
Jackie Theriot
Jimmy Cates
Richard Albin
Mayor Pro Tern
Councilman
Mayor
City Manager
Deputy City Manager
Assistant City Manager
Director of Public Works
Director of Finance
Director of Economic Development
Assistant Director of Public Works
Staff Engineer
Accounting Manager
Public Works Superintendent
Know 1 ton - English- Flowers
*Council CIP Committee Member
Citizens Present:
Mr. Ross Hood, 7516 Teakwood Court
Mr. Roy Estrada, 7501 Teakwood Court
Mr. Robert Smith, 7509 Teakwood Court
ITEM
DISCUSSION
APPROV AL OF
MINUTES FOR 9/14/93
MEETING
GENERAL FUND CIP
FINANCIAL REPORT
Councilman Mark Wood moved that the minutes be
approved. No objections. Motion carried.
PROPOSED 1994 CHIP
SEAL PROGRAM
I ACTION I
No Action
Required
Larry
Cunningham,
Greg Dickens
BROWNING
BOULEVARD
EXTENSION
TEAKWOOD COURT
DRAINAGE ANALYSIS
1994 COUNTY
OVERLA Y PROGRAM
The developer of the proposed Iron Horse Estates on the Greg Dickens
northwest side of the golf course is planning to extend one-
half of Browning Blvd. from Wuligar Way approximately
2000 feet to the end of existing Browning Blvd. in Haltom
City. The developer has discussed with staff the City
paying for the proposed extension initially. The developer
would be willing to sign an assessment covenant for
repayment of the construction cost, plus pay for all
engineering and surveying necessary. This extension is in
accordance with the City's Master Thoroughfare Plan.
Funds are currently available to finance this project.
The CIP Committee instructed staff to take this issue to
Council for consideration.
Three residents from Teakwood Court were present at the Greg Dickens
meeting and spoke. Staff has received several complaints
from residents living on Teakwood Court regarding
drainage problems and possible solutions. Recent rainfall
has filled the street and corne close to entering some
houses. Knowlton-English-Flowers was asked to
preliminarily review the situation, and present three
possible solutions to the Committee. Staff reported that
some unspecified drainage bond funds are available for use
on miscellaneous drainage projects such as this one.
After reviewing the possible solutions, the Committee
requested staff present Alternate #3 to Council for
approval.
Tarrant County was only able to reconstruct and resurface Greg Dickens
1600 feet of Cardinal Lane last year. This was from a list
of ten streets previously approved by Council at the
October 26, 1992 meeting. Discussions with the County
has led staff to believe that for 1994 the County desires to
work on arterial or thoroughfare streets and avoid working
on residential streets. Staff suggested asking the County for
assistance on resurfacing Harwood Road from Grapevine
Hwy. to the Hurst city limits for 1994. (Bewley/Onyx
Drive to be listed as No.2 priority.) Staff would then
utilize some of the $60,000 allocated for the County
Overlay Program to reconstruct and resurface as many of
the residential streets on the list as possible.
The CIP Committee recommended taking this item to
Council for action, with the changes outlined by staff.
POSTED ON 12/10/93.
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