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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1983-06-13 Minutes 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, JUNE 13, 1983 - 7:30 P.M. 1. Mayor Faram called the meeting to order June 13, 1983, at 7:30 p.m. 2. Present: Dick Faram Jim Ramsey Jim Kenna Richard Davis J.C. Hubbard Dick Fisher Harold Newman Marie Hinkle Mayor Mayor Pro Tern Councilman Councilman Councilman Councilman Councilman Councilwoman Staff : Rodger Line Jeanette Moore Rex McEntire Lou Spiegel John Whitney Richard Albin Gene Riddle City Manager City Secretary City Attorney Director of Finance Purchasing Agent City Engineer Director Public Works-Utility Absent: Dennis Horvath Assistant City Manager 3. Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilwoman Hinkle, to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of May 23, 1983. Motion carried 6-0; Councilman Hubbard abstaining due to absence from the meeting. Mayor Faram stated he would ask for a motion to hear Item #23 at this time in the interest of the economy of the City. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey moved, seconded by Councilman Davis, to hear Item #23 at this time, due to the fact that someone was being paid by the hour and it would probably be several hours before the Council got to Item #23. Motion carried 7-0. 23. Mr. McEntire stated that Mr. Jimmy Smith, Consultant, would give the Council a report. Mr. Smith appeared before the Council. Mr. Smith stated he had analyzed the request of CBS/Black Hawk in relation to the service provided the City of North Richland Hills. Mr. Smith stated this was a competitive firm and had competition from network television, pay television and home movies. Mr. Smith stated the rate structure of the company CALL TO ORDER CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING MAY 23, 1983, APPROVED " PUBLIC HEARING CBS/BLACK HAWK COMMUNICATIONS - RATE INCREASE REQUEST RECESSED was extremely important in respect to investor risk factor and with respect to customer demand. Mr. Smith stated that if the company's rates are out of alignment with either customer preference or willingness to pay the stated rate for the service, then the company will suffer in number of subscribers they have for their services. Mr. Smith stated the requested rate the company was seeking to place into effect would have a net effect of increasing company revenue by 48%. Mr. Smith stated that Black Hawk operates independently for 166 days a year and CBS operates the system for the last 199 days of the year. Mr. Smith stated there had been some improvement in terms of monetary loss since CBS came into the system. Mr. Smith stated that as far as current rates were concerned the revenues produced were one million and a half dollars on a twelve month basis and the revenues to be produced at the revised rates would be two million one hundred sixty six dollars. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey stated he was going to move that this request be postponed until the next Council Meeting so the Council could have the opportunity to absorb the figures. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey stated that it was hard for him to believe CBS would buy a loser and that CBS would come in and buy Black Hawk when they were in a losing status. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey stated that it would have been helpful if the report given the Council had shown the current revenues versus the revised rate. Mayor Faram asked how many subscribers there were in North Richland Hills. Mr. Smith stated 5,784 in 1982. Mayor Faram opened the public hearing and called for anyone wishing to speak in favor of this request to please come forward. No one appeared. Mayor Faram called for anyone wishing to speak in opposition to please come forward. There being no one wishing to speak, Mayor Faram closed the public hearing. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna, to recess any action on this request until the June 27, 1983, Council Meeting. Motion Carried 7-0. Page 2 4. Councilman Kenna removed Item #18, Councilman Davis removed Item 1/9. 5. Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilwoman Hinkle, to approve consent agenda Items #8, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20 & 22. Motion carried 7-0. 6. Mayor Faram presented Mr. Bob Dunlop, Police Department and Mr. Charlie Howard, Fire Department with a five year certifi- cate and service pin. 7. Mr. Stratton was not present. *8. 9. Councilman Davis moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna, to approve PS 83-45 subject to the Engineer's comments except #3, 4, 6, 7 & 10. Councilman Davis asked the City Engineer if he felt the existing culverts under the railroad could handle the drainage and if the railroad had been notified. Councilman Davis also asked about the drainage downstream. Mr. Albin stated the engineer had checked and the existing culvert could handle a ten year frequently storm. Page 3 CONSIDERATION OF REMOVING ITEM(S) FROM CONSENT AGENDA CONSIDERATION OF CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS 1/8,10,13,14,15, 16, 17, 19, 20 & 22 APPROVED PRESENTATION OF FIVE YEAR CERTIFICATE AND SERVICE PIN TO BOB DUNLOP - POLICE DEPARTMENT - CHARLIE HOWARD - FIRE DEPARTMENT PRESENTATION OF AWARD FROM THE POLICE DEPARTMENT TO RUSSELL STRATTON PLANNING & ZONING PS 83-43, REQUEST OF CROSS ROADS DEVELOPMENT COMPANY AND BURK COLLINS INVESTMENTS FOR REPLAT OF LOTS 4R-2, BLOCK 10, SNOW HEIGHTS NORTH ADDITION (LOCATED ON THE EAST SIDE OF RUFE SNOW DRIVE AND NORTH OF THE PROPOSED MEADOW CREST DRIVE) APPROVED PLANNING & ZONING PS 83-45, REQUEST OF KENNETH C. WHITLEY FOR FINAL PLAT OF OAK HILLS ADDITION (LOCATED ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF PRECINCT LINE ROAD) APPROVED Mr. Albin stated the sub-division ordinance required that the drainage be taken to a recognized drainage channel downstream. Mr. Albin stated that he had not been given any evidence that the channel downstream from the culvert was sufficient to handle a ten year frequently storm. Mr. Albin stated the question had come up on whether the ordinance covered the downstream channel in addition to the culvert. The question was did the developers' responsibility end at the culvert or at the channel located downstream from the culvert. Mr. Albin stated that in regards to the ponding of water at the railroad, he had not received enough evidence from the developers' engineer to determine the extent of ponding there would be. Mr. Albin stated that at some point in time the culvert under the railroad would have to be enlarged. Councilman Davis asked who would have to put the culvert in. Mr. Albin stated the developer could be required to do it at this time or the railroad might make the requirement. The developer had not received a permit from the railroad. Councilman Davis asked if it was possible the railroad would require an additional culvert. Mr. Albin stated yes. Councilman Davis asked if the railroad did require a larger culvert, was there possibly a need for some channelization downstream. Mr. Albin stated yes, if the culvert was enlarged. Mr. Doug Long, Consulting Engineer, appeared before the Council. Mr. Long stated he had talked with the owners of the property downstream and they had agreed, with their assistance and cooperation, to clean out the channel and improve it. Mr. Long stated that in regards to the culvert at the railroad, there was a 4 X 4 culvert there now. Councilman Davis asked Mr. Long if the railroad required a larger culvert would he be willing to put it in. Mr. Long stated that if the railroad required a larger culvert the developer would have to put it in. Councilman Davis moved to amend the motion to state "approve PZ 83-45, subject to all the engineers' comments and showing on the plat the minimum finished floor elevations at least one foot above the railroad and written approval be given the City Staff from the railroad that water was being discharged to their right-of-way and they agree to it and written acknowledgment from Texas Electric Service Company that water was being discharged on their right-of-way". Page 4 Amended motion died for the lack of a second. Original motion carried 7-0. *10. 11. Mayor Faram opened the public hearing and called for anyone wishing to speak in favor of the request to please come forward. Mr. Marion Massey, 2701 Airport Freeway, representing W. Brown appeared before the Council. Mr. Massey stated they had worked diligently to work out a suitable plan with Haltom City and North Richland Hills. Mr. Massey stated that Haltom City had approved the request with no opposition. Mr. Massey stated that there had been meetings with the citizens in North Richland Hills who had objections to the request and most had been neutralized. Mr. Massey stated they did have 48 signatures of residents within 200 feet that were for the project, 50 signatures of residents not within 200 feet and signatures of three that had asked to be removed from the petition in opposition to the request. Mr. Massey stated this project came to light because two investors wanted to build a golf course in the flood plain. Mr. Massey stated they planned to build the golf course, repair the dams on the lakes, to pay for a u-turn bridge at the intersection of Loop 820 and Rufe Snow Drive. Mr. Massey stated they planned to build multi-family in Phase I and II, between Loop 820 and TESCO right-of-way, bordered on the west by the railroad track and build condominiums on Phase II. Mr. Massey showed the Council a lay-out of the proposed development. Mr. Massey stated that Phase I and II were zoned Local Retail in 1974. The present developer purchased it in 1976 and at that time did rely on the fact that it was Local Retail and at that time multi-family could be located in Local Retail zoning. Mr. Massey stated that Phase III was zoned multi-family in 1974, but since that time it had been zoned back to single family. Mr. Massey stated they had done a traffic study on Phase III by using a formula and traffic generated by a shopping center which, under the present zoning, would create three times more traffic than multi-family. Page 5 PLANNING & ZONING - PS 83-49, REQUEST OF ALAN W. HAMM FOR REPLAT OF LOTS 8R, 9R AND 10R, LONGSDALE ADDITION (LOCATED ON THE EAST SIDE OF DAVIS BOULEVARD AT HARWOOD ROAD) PLANNING & ZONING PUBLIC HEARING PZ 83-25, REQUEST OF W. BROWN, CUSTOM BUILDERS INCORPORATED TO REZONE TRACTS OF LAND IN W.A. TRIMBLE SURVEY ABSTRACT 1520, R.P. BURTON SURVEY, ABSTRACT 175, AND T. AKERS SURVEY, ABSTRACT 19, FROM PLANNED DEVELOPMENT AGRICULTURE AND LOCAL RETAIL TO MULTI- F AMIL Y , PLANNED DEVELOPMENT AND SPECIFIC USE - GOLF COURSE (LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF NORTHEAST LOOP 820 AND BOUNDED ON THE EAST BY MEADOW LAKES ADDITION AND ON THE SOUTH BY FOSSIL CREEK TRAILS ADDITION) Mr. Massey stated the developer had made the following commitments to the homeowners: #1. Build the golf course and assure that it would be done by putting up a performance bond. #2. Pay for a turn-around bridge at the intersection of Loop 820 and Rufe Snow Drive. #3. Confine the multi-family to the west side of Colonial Parkway, north of the TESCO right- of-way. #4. Repair the dam on the lake. Mr. Massey stated the Planning and Zoning Commission approved the plan subject to two additional commitments. Mr. Massey stated they agreed to comply with the exception of five acres next to the lake being provided and paying for the construction of an access road on the south side of Loop 820. Mr. Massey stated the developer agreed to construct a six foot masonry fence on the north line of the TESCO right-of-way to shield the single family residents from the multi-family and limit the first row of multi-family units to one story. Mr. Massey stated that Phase III would be single family and condominiums on the west side of Colonial Parkway. Mr. Massey stated they had agreed that until such time the dam would be repaired and the developer escrowed money with the City for the turn-a-round bridge no permits would be issued. Mr. Massey stated they had put together a workable plan. Councilman Hubbard asked if permission had been obtained from the Texas Water Board to make improvements to the lakes. Mr. Massey stated yes. Councilman Hubbard stated that with regards to the bridge, he had a meeting with officials from the Highway Department and they had advised him that it would take a contract with the City to construct it and it would be approximately seven years before the bridge could be built. Mr. Massey stated seven years was six times the time frame given them. Councilman Hubbard stated the Highway Department also advised him the bridge would cost in excess of one million dollars. Councilman Kenna asked it both dams would be repaired. Mr. Massey replied yes. Councilman Fisher asked if Haltom City has approved the plan. Page 6 Mr. Massey replied yes. Councilman Fisher stated that the plat showed access from Colonial Parkway down to the club house. Mr. Massey stated that was a private street that they had consented to build. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey stated he could not understand why someone would take a nice area like Meadow Lakes and build apartments on it. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey asked if it was because the homes in Meadow Lakes could not be sold. Mr. Massey stated the apartments were an economic factor. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey asked Mr. Massey if he was familiar with deed restrictions. Mr. Massey stated yes. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey stated he realized that deed restrictions were a civil matter, but the deed restrictions in Meadow Lakes stated the homeowners owned the lake. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey stated that whatever the developer said he was going to do was strictly a moral obligation and he did not feel the improve- ments to the lake could legally be a part of the zoning. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey stated he felt the lakes were a civil matter so why was so much money being spent on all the amenities just to be able to build multi-family. Mr. Massey stated it was obvious that single family homes were not going to develop in Phase I and II. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey stated there were a number of acres in the area already zoned for apartments and he felt the City was going to get apartment poor over night. Councilwoman Hinkle asked how large the condominiums would be. Mr. Bob Worrell, General Manager of Custom Builders, stated they had proposed 1,100 square feet and deed restrictions if sold. Mayor Faram stated that discussion had taken place on closing off Colonial Parkway at TESCO right-of-way and Meadow Lakes Drive so traffic could only turn south. Also, there would be another opening easterly to the access road and use the access road as the entrance to the apartment complex. Mr. Massey stated they had investigated that possibility and it would greatly affect the fire insurance rating. Mayor Faram stated he was concerned with putting all that traffic in the neighborhood. Councilman Newman asked what the time element was on building the bridge. Page 7 Mr. Massey stated that it was indicated by Mr. Stone of the Highway Department that it would take eight months to let a contract. Councilman Davis asked that if the access road was not built from Colonial Parkway to Rufe Snow, if someone wanted to go to the west, they would have to enter on to Loop 820 and exit right back off. Mr. Massey stated that was correct. Councilman Davis asked Mr. Massey if he thought the Highway Department would build the access road. Mr. Massey stated yes, if the traffic warranted it. Councilman Davis asked who would own the lakes and maintain them. Mr. Massey stated the developer owned the lakes. Councilman Davis asked Mr. Massey if he would have a problem with putting a time schedule on occupancy permits until the bridge was completed. Mr. Massey stated that if it took seven years to build the bridge the apartments would never be built. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey stated he had paid $9.00 for a copy of deed restrictions that were no good. Mr. Massey stated that if the homeowners agreed to the deed restrictions they were good. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey stated he wanted to point out that the deed restrictions concerning the lakes was s civil matter. Councilman Fisher stated he was concerned about the traffic that would be put on Meadow Lakes Drive and asked about the possibility of making a one-way from Meadow Lakes to the north side of TESCO which would allow traffic to go out of Meadow Lakes to Loop 820. Mr. Massey stated they would have no problem with that. Councilwoman Hinkle asked if it was correct that the City would issue no permits until the money was escrowed for the bridge. Mr. Massey stated that was correct. Page 8 Councilman Davis asked that if making Colonial from Meadow Lakes to the TESCO right-of-way a one way north bound would, if fulfilled, meet the requirement for fire protection. Mr. Massey stated yes. Mr. Bill Fenimore, 6041 Riveria, appeared before the Council. Mr. Fenimore stated he was a developer in the City also and he was very much in favor of the request. Mr. Fenimore stated he felt this plan would be much better than a shopping center and be an asset to the City. Mr. David Reasor, 6545 Lakeside, appeared before the Council. Mr. Reasor stated he felt the proposal would keep the sub- division growing. Mr. Reasor stated he was attracted to the area because of the lakes and felt they made the area unique. Mayor Faram advised that the lakes were not a part of the zoning issue, the City could not require the developer to fix the lakes.Mr. Reasor stated he would like to see the Council make the developer escrow the money to fix the lakes. Mayor Faram stated he did not think the Council could require that. Mr. Reasor stated he felt the golf course would enhance the area and the proposal would also increase the tax base. Mr. Reasor stated he appreciated the changes the developers had made for the homeowners. Mr. E. F. Crites, III, 6050 Circleview, appeared before the Council. Mr. Crites stated he had signed a petition in opposition to the request, however he was for it with the following stipula- tions: 1. The apartments had a minimum of 1,100 square feet. 2. Condominiums be 1,600 square feet. 3. Five acre park be delegated. 4. Both dams be repaired and the walls be a minimum of 25 year life or to State specifications. 5. Bridge at Loop 820 be constructed before any building permits were issued. Mr. Tim Hogan, 6401 Riveria, appeared before the Council. Page 9 Mr. Hogan stated he felt this was a very well and effective plan. Mr. Hogan stated the homes in Meadow Lakes had not retained their market value because the lakes and development was not completed. Mr. Hogan stated he felt the present developer had made for provisions to handle the traffic and that it would be a good development. Mr. John Mayberry, 6405 Riveria, appeared before the Council. Mr. Mayberry stated he was one of the first to move into Meadow Lakes. Mr. Mayberry stated he knew the cost of building and felt this proposal would be the best deal for the neighborhood and the City. Mr. Mayberry stated he was President of Meadow Lakes Association, which was not the association referred to in the deed restrictions. Mr. Mayberry stated the Meadow Lakes Association had a meeting and 24 members unanimously voted to approve this plan. Mr. Willie Wilson, 4813 Woodcreek, appeared before the Council. Mr. Wilson stated he felt enhance the neighborhood. in favor of the proposal. it was a fine proposal and would Mr. Wilson stated he was very much Mr. T. D. Harton, 3805 Diamond Loch East, appeared before the Council. Mr. Harton stated he felt this was a good proposal and was the best plan for the property. Mayor Faram called for anyone wishing to speak in opposition to the request to please come forward. Mr. Bobby Heath, 6104 Riveria, appeared before the Council. Mr. Heath stated he was a property owner within two hundred feet of the property, that the development as it stood, with the density that was proposed, would lead quickly to a 10% increase in population in North Richland Hills. Mr. Heath stated an increase in population would lead to increased traffic at Rufe Snow and Loop 820, which is already a congested intersection. Mr. Heath stated he would like to suggest an alternative development south of the TESCO right-of-way where so many condominiums were to be built to put single family dwellings. Mr. Heath stated he was very much opposed to the request. Mr. John Nash, 5000 Lakeview Circle, appeared before the Council. Mr. Nash stated that when he purchased his home he asked for a copy of the deed restrictions. Mr. Nash stated the deed restrictions helped in the decision to purchase the home because the developer and any subsequent developer would have to develop single family residences until 1999. Page 10 Councilman Davis advised Mr. Nash the City could not inforce deed restrictions. Mr. Nash stated he understood the City could not enforce the restrictions. Mr. John Harveston, 4821 Lake Side Circle, appeared before the Council. Mr. Harveston stated he was not for or against the request, he wondered if the proposal would fit into the area. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey stated that it would. Mr. Albert McDaniel IV, 6409 Meadow Lakes, appeared before the Council. Mr. McDaniel stated he thought the Council would consider the request as the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended. Mr. McDaniel stated he felt the golf course was a gimmick. He thought the property next to the lake would be stipulated as a park and felt that there should be a park around the lake. Mr. Dave Freeman, 6549 Spring River Lane, appeared before the Council. Mr. Freeman stated the developer had done a fantastic job in presenting the proposal and made many concessions. Mr. Freeman stated he felt there were many present who thought the City was going to guarantee the concessions and he would like for someone to make the guarantee. Mayor Faram asked Mr. Freeman that if the previous developer had at one time promised a lot around the lake for access and for some reason sold the lot. Mr. Freeman stated that was correct. Mayor Faram asked Mr. Freeman if he knew whether the previous developer had promised to fix the lakes. Mr. Freeman replied this promise had been made. Mayor Faram asked Mr. Freeman if he knew why the lakes had been drained. Mr. Freeman stated the lakes were drained because they were condemned by the State. Mr. Freeman asked what assurance could be given the people that the bridge would be built. Mr. McEntire stated that no permits would be issued until the money was escrowed for the bridge. Page 11 Mr. Freeman asked if there was any kind of guarantee the lakes would be fixed. Mr. McEntire stated no. Mr. Massey stated they planned to put up a bond and cash escrow for the lakes. Councilman Hubbard advised Mr. Freeman that in answer to his question concerning the bridge, he had been advised by the Highway Department that there was a chance a crossing over the highway would not be granted and an outside chance they would never approve it. Mr. Freeman asked Councilman Hubbard if he was saying there was a chance the State would not grant it. Councilman Hubbard replied yes. Councilman Davis asked if a time schedule could be placed on the plan and if the schedule was not met the plan voided. Mr. McEntire stated yes. Mr. John Mayberry stated that in reference to the lot that the previous developer had offered, the homeowners told him thanks but no thanks because they did not want the responsibility of keeping clean. There being no one else wishing to speak, Mayor Faram closed the public hearing. 12. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey stated he wanted clarification on the petition. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey stated he found out at 3:00 p.m. today that there was not a legal petition. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey stated he was adviced that the petition was void because there was not enough signatures of property owners of 20% of the effected area. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey asked when the procedure of verifying petitions changed, in the past the mail out list was used and not the effected area. Mr. McEntire stated there was not enough signatures either by using the mail out list or the affected area. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey stated that according to the ordinance he had, it did not meet the requirements of planned development. Mr. McEntire stated that if the request was approved the Council would have to instruct him to draft a specific ordinance. Mr. McEntire stated it was in compliance. Page 12 CONSIDERATION OF ORD INANCE FOR PZ 83-25 ORDINANCE NO. 1033 APPROVED Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey moved, seconded by Councilman Hubbard, to deny PZ 83-25. Councilman Davis asked Mr. McEntire that if this request was approved, with stipulations could he draft an ordinance covering the stipulations and make it binding. Mr. McEntire replied yes. Councilman Fisher asked at what point and time stipulations could be added or removed. Mayor Faram stated that would go into the motion should this motion fail and a new motion made. Motion failed by a vote of 5-2; Councilmen Kenna, Fisher, Newman, Davis and Councilwoman Hinkle voting against; Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey an Councilman Hubbard voting for. Councilman Davis moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna, to approve PZ 83-25 with the following stipulations and an ordinance be drawn up by the City Attorney containing the stipulations. #1. Escrow money with the City for the estimated cost of the left turn bridge and any other cost above and beyond the estimated cost. Also the bridge would have to be accepted by the State of Texas and they would issue the contract before any permits could be issued on the multi-family north of TESCO. #2. The condominiums in Phase III be 1,000 square feet minimum. #3. Performance bond to be furnished to the City for construction of the golf course. A performance bond for the completion of the lakes forwarded to the City before any building permits for any tract would be issued. Also the ordinance would state the City would not maintain the lakes. #4. A six foot masonry wall to be built on the north line of the TESCO line abutting the apartments on the south side. Also within 150 feet north of TESCO the apartments to be one story only. #5. Colonial Parkway to be one-way north from TESCO right-of-way to Meadow Lakes Drive #6. Site plans would be approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission and the City Council on all tracts before development could begin. Page 13 Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey stated the motion contained many good things, but did not think the Council should approve it as a package. Councilman Davis stated he felt that all of the things in the motion would have to be done to be an asset to the City. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey stated he could not see them having to go back to the Planning and Zoning Commission every time, they either had a planned development or did not and they could go to the Staff to work it out. Mayor Faram asked if Councilman Davis meant they would have to go back thru Planning and Zoning each time. Councilman Davis stated no, for instance on tract one, a site plan would have to be submitted and reviewed by City Staff, Planning and Zoning Commission, City Engineer and Council. Councilman Davis stated it was really a platting matter. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey stated he would like to strike them having to go back to Planning and Zoning. Councilman Davis stated he should have used the word plat instead of site plan. Mayor Faram asked if it would satisfy everyone if Planning and Zoning Commission was deleted. Councilman Davis agreed and Councilman Kenna agreed. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey moved, seconded by Councilman Hubbard to amend the motion to state "turn Meadow Lakes Drive into a cul- de-sac just before it got to Colonial Parkway". After further discussion, Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey withdrew his motion. Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey moved, seconded by Councilman Hubbard, to amend the motion to state "make a cul-de-sac on Colonial Parkway north to TESCO right-of-way". Motion failed by a vote of 5-2; Councilmen Kenna, Davis, Fisher, Newman and Councilwoman Hinkle voting against; Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey and Councilman Hubbard voting for. Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilman Davis, to amend item 1/4 of the motion to state "the first group of buildings north of TESCO next to the wall be single story". Motion carried 6-1; Councilmen Kenna, Davis, Hubbard, Fisher and Newman and Councilwoman Hinkle voting for; Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey voting against. Page 14 *13. *14. *15. *16. *17. Original motion as amended carried by a vote of 5-2; Councilmen Kenna, Davis, Fisher and Newman and Councilwoman Hinkle voting for; Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey and Councilman Hubbard voting against. 18. Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Mayor Pro Tern Ramsey, to approve Ordinance no. 1035, delete last sentence in paragraph two. Motion carried 7-0. Page 15 CONSIDERATION OF PARTIAL PAYMENT, ESTIMATE 114, TO UNIVERSAL TANK & IRON WORKS, INC., IN THE AMOUNT OF $90,702.00 - DAVIS BOULEVARD 2.0 M.G. STORAGE TANK APPROVED CONSIDERATION OF PARTIAL PAYMENT, ESTIMATE #4 TO AUSTIN ROAD COMPANY IN THE AMOUNT OF $47,050.18 - SNOW HEIGHTS STREET AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS APPROVED CONSIDERATION OF PARTIAL PAYMENT, ESTIMATE #8 AND FINAL TO AUSTIN ROAD COMPANY IN THE AMOUNT OF $22,284.63 - ONYX DRIVE AND DAWN DRIVE PAVING AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS APPROVED CONSIDERATION OF CONSTRUCTING RIGHT- TURN LANE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF RUFE SNOW DRIVE AND NORTHEAST LOOP 820 APPROVED CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE CONTROLLING WATER AND SEWER TAPS ORDINANCE NO. 1034 APPROVED CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE FOR THE ABATEMENT OF DANGEROUS BUILDINGS ORDINANCE NO. 1035 APPROVED Page 16 *19. CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE CHANGING THE NAMES OF CERTAIN STREETS ORDINANCE NO. 1036 APPROVED *20. CONSIDERATION OF AWARDING BID FOR GENERAL LIABILITY AND PROPERTY INSURANCE (BIDS TO BE OPENED JUNE 13, 1983) APPROVED 21. Mr. McEntire presented the following resolution: RESOLUTION NO. 83-14 CONSIDERATION OF TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY FOR RATE INCREASE RESOLUTION 83-14 APPROVED BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of North Richland Hills, Texas, that: 1. The schedule of rates filed by Texas Electric Service Company on June 9, 1983, be and is hereby suspended for one hundred and twenty (120) days from the rate-effective date (July 14, 1983). Councilman Davis moved, seconded by Councilman Kenna, to approve Resolution No. 83-14. Motion carried 7-0. *22. CONSIDERATION OF AWARDING BID FOR SELF-PROPELLED SWEEPER APPROVED 23. Heard at the beginning of the meeting. PUBLIC HEARING - CBS BLACK HAWK COMMUNICATIONS - RATE INCREASE REQUEST RECESSED 24. Councilman Kenna moved, seconded by Councilman Hubbard, to grant an appeal hearing on PZ 83-15 and PZ 83-16, to be heard on July 25, 1983. Motion carried 7-0. CONSIDERATION OF GRANTING AN APPEAL HEARING ON PZ 83-15 AND PZ 83-16 - JAMES RUST APPROVED Page 17 25. Mayor Faram stated he had been informed that Mr. Gary Bryant could not be present tonight and requested to be placed on the June 27, 1983, agenda. CITIZEN PRESENTATION MR. GARY BRYANT - T.C.O.A.D.A. RE: SUPPORT FROM THE ALCOHOL TAX FUNDS 26. Mayor Faram adjourned the meeting of June 13, 1983. ADJOURNMENT ATTEST: