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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS,
TEXAS, HELD AT THE CITY HALL, 4101 MORGAN
CIRCLE, MONDAY, MAY 14, 1973, AT 7:30 P. M.
CALL TO
ORDER
The regular meeting of the City Council of
the City of North Richland Hills was called
to order by Mayor Marion L. Massey at 7:30 p.m.
ROLL CALL
PRESENT:
r'1ayor:
Councilmen:
Councilwoman:
Marion L. Massey
Norman Ellis
Dick Faram
Walter Smith
Tom E. Newman
James F. Cato
JoAnn Goodnight
STAFF PRESENT:
City Manager:
City Secretary:
City Attorney:
City Engineer:
~1. E. Riddle
Donna Pairsh
Tim Truman
Dick Perkins
ABSENT:
Councilman:
Lloyd f>1cKinney
INVOCATION
The invocation at the regular meeting was
gi ven by Council man Norman Ell is.
Þ.PPORVAL OF
THE ~lINUTES OF
THE PREVIOUS
r1EE-~ING
Regular City Council Meeting - April 9, 1973
Councilman Smith moved, seconded by Councilwoman
Goodnight, that the City Council approve the
Minutes of the Regular City Council Meeting of
April 9, 1973, as presented. The motion carried
by a vote of 6-0.
¡WPOINTr~ENTS
MEMBERS TO THE LIBRARY COMMISSION
Councilwoman Goodnight nominated Mrs. Oscar
Reeder to fill the vacancy on the Library
Commission for a two year term which will
expire May 1, 1975.
Mayor Massey appointed Mrs. Oscar Reeder to
serve on the Library Commission as approved
by all members of the City Council.
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Councilman Newman nominated Mrs. Charles Owen
to fill the vacancy on the Library Commission
for a two year term which will expire May 1, 1975.
Mayor Massey appointed Mrs. Charles Owen to
serve on the Library Comm'ission as approved
by all members of the City Council.
Mayor Massey instructed the City Secretary to
advise Mrs. Owen and Mrs. Reeder of thier
appointment extending the Council '5 appreciation
for thier willingness to serve and notifin9 that
the next Library Commission meeting 'trill be held
on May 30, 1973, at 4:30 p.m. at the North
Richland Hills Public Library.
Councilwoman Goodnight nominated Mr. J. Fred
Davis, Sr. to be reappointed to the Library
Commission for a two year term which will expire
May 1, 1975.
Mayor Massey reappointed Mr. J. Fred Davis to
serve on the Library Commission as approved
by all members of the City Council.
Mayor Massey instructed the City Secretary to
advise Mr. Davis of his reappointment and
extending the Council IS appreciation for his
willingness to serve another term.
APPOINH1ENT
MEMBER TO THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION FOR 1973
Councilman Ellis moved, seconded by Councilman
Newman, that the City Council appoint Dr. Andrew
Kulaga to serve on the Board of Equalization for
1973. The motion carried by a vote of 6-0.
Mayor Massey instructed the City Secretary to
advise Dr. Kulaga of his appointment extending
the Councl1s appreciation for his willingness
to serve.
ITH1 ADDED TO
AGENDA
CITIZEN'S PRESENTATION
Miles K. Brown
3641 Scruggs Drive
284-0469
Re: Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Transporation
Councilwoman Goodnight moved, seconded by
Councilman Ellis, that the City Council
add Citizen1s Presentation of Miles K. Brown
to the agenda at this time.
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Mr. Miles K. Brown appeared before the
City Council presenting letter to the Mayor
and City Council Members regarding the Dallas/
Fort Worth Airport Transporation Service.
ORDINANCE TABLED
(Copy of Mr. Miles K. Brown's letter attached
ot these minutes as permanent record.)
Consideration of Ordinance amending Ordinance
No. 129, which adopted the Southern Building
Code, 1960-61 Revision.
Councilman Newman moved, seconded by Councilman
Smith, that the City Council table this item
for further study. The motion carried by a
vote of 6-0.
BASIC WATER &
SEWER PROJECTS
CIP
Consideration to proceed with basic water and
sewer projects throughout the City.
Councilwoman Goodnight moved, seconded by
Councilman Newman, that the City proceed with
basic water and sewer projects. The motion
carried by a vote of 6-0.
RESOLUTION 73-9
Consideration of Resolution 73-9 endorsing
the Reserve Officers' Training Corps.
Councilman Faram moved, seconded by Councilman
Ellis, that the City Council approve Resolution
73-9 endorsing the Reserve Officers' Training
Corps. The motion carried by a vote of 6-0.
EDUCATIONAL PAY
INCENTIVE FOR P.D.
TABLED
Consideration to approve educational pay
incentive for police personnel.
City Manager Riddle advised that this would
be a 50/50 funding for a 2 year period and
the estimated cost which the city would have
to pay would be approximately $200.00 per
month.
Councilman Cato moved, seconded by Councilman
Faram, that the City Council table this item
for further consideration until the budget
worksessions. The motion carried by a vote
of 6-0.
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CONTRACTOR'S
ESTH~ATE
TABLED
Texas Bithlithic Company
Contract No.8, CIP, Job No. 3-308
Estimate No. 11 & Final
For Water system replacements and
street reconstruction
$51,017.41
City Engineer Dick Perkins advised that there
wet'e a number of items that for which the
engi neers coul d not veri fy repot'ted quantiti es.
Mr. Perkins advised they have no way of
knowing whether additional work was done as
some items are covered and the contractor has
not furnished the plans as he requested.
Councilman Cato moved, seconded by Councilman
Ellis, that the City Council table this item
pending receipt of adequate information to
pay this bill. The motion carried by a vote
of 6-0.
CONTRACTOR'S
ESTIW\TE
Shaw Construction, Inc.
Contract No. 12, CIP, Job No. 3-312
Esrimate No. 3
For street and drainage improvements
$43,653.78
Cpunci 1 man Ell is moved, seconded by Cound 1 man
Smith, that the City Council approve payment
to Shaw Construction, Inc. in the amount of
$43,653.78 for Contract No. 12, CIP, Job No. 3-312,
Estimate No.3, for street and drainage
improvements as recommended by the City
Engineers. The motion carried by a vote of 6-0.
CONTRACTOR'S
EST H~;~ TE
Shaw Construction, Inc.
Estimate No.3, Job No. 3-513
For Foster Village Water Line (Offsite)
$717.79
Councilman Smith moved, seconded by Councilman
Ellis, that the City Council approve payment
to Shaw Construction, Inc., in the amount of
$717.79, Estimate No.3, Job No. 3-513, for
Foster Village Water Line (Offsite). The
motion carried by a vote of 6-0.
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5% RETAINAGE
Elm Fork Construction, Inc.
Job No. 3-501, 5% retainage
Calloway Branch Outfall Sewer Line
Final Inspection
$21,302.28
Councilwoman Goodnight moved, seconded by
Councilman Ellis, that the City Council approve
payment to Elm Fork Construction, Inc., in
the amount of $21,302.28, for 5% retainage
of Job No. 3-501, Calloway Branch Outfall
Sewer Line, Final Inspection. The motion
carried by a vote of 6-0.
PRESENTATION
Mrs. Howard Larson and Dr. June Garrett
Re: Drug Abuse Prevention Program
Mrs. Howard Larson appeared before the City
Council introducing June Garrett, Ed. D.,
Coordinator Drug Abuse Office.
June Garrett, Ed.D., Coordinator, appeared
before the City Council submitting a memorandum
as follows:
MEfl¡ORANDUM
April 20, 1973
TO: THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF
CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS
FROM: JUNE GARETT, ED.D., COORDINATOR
DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION OFFICE
(Based on Inter-Office Correspondence
from Bill Gordon, Fort Worth Assistant
City Manager, 3/2/73.)
Preliminary discussion concerning the
feasibility of establishing a contractual
agreement with minicipalities in the Mid-Cities
area for a drug abuse education program
indicates that the level of service desired
would cost approximately $51,000 per year.
This is based upon a program similar to that
be~ng provided in the City of Arlington.
This cost based upon the assumption that four
additional staff personnel would be required
to provide this program with related costs for
retirement, insurance, supervisory personnel,
and provisions for transportation and thier
related expenses. It is based upon the assumption
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that the cities would provide satisfactory
office facilities with related expenses for
this office.
The estimated actual cost divided by six
municipalities is based upon the addition
of three educator-counselors and one clerk-typist
at an average cost of $710 per month. This
util izing the "C" step of the program to account
for possible pay raises as well as to provide
for merit increases in the future. Four
personnel at this pay grade, with the additional
cost for retirement and insurance (11%),
equals $41,511. The additional of four
personnel would increase the supervisory area
of responsibility and an allocation of
approximately $ 5,000 is being added for
supervision and overhead. In addition, there
would be other incidental expenses such as
transportation, printing, etc., and an
allocation of $4,000 is made for these costs.
This brings the total cost of this program up
to $51,000.
These figures should only be used in preliminary
discussion as a final contractual agreement
specifying the exact services to be provided
would have to be developed and a final figure,
based on these services, computed.
Respectfully Submitted,
June Garrett, Ed.D.
Mrs. Garrett invited the City Council members
to come and find out more about the organization.
Mayor Massey appointed Councilwoman Goodnight
and Councilman Cato to work with Mrs. Garrett
and check into this program.
CITIZEN IS
PRESENTATION
Mr. Fred Ross, Jr.
5104 Colorado Blvd. - 281-2847
Re: Drainage Problems
Mr. Fred Ross appeared before the City Council
advising that his house has flooded 4 times
and has had to replace the carpets twice
and requested that the City give some assistance
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in their drainage problem.
City Engineer Perkins advised that he looked
over this drainage problem last year and he
believes the main problem is the little tank
to the east is at a higher elevation than the
homes and the flume is restricted by high \'Ieeds
and trash.
Mr. Ross advised that the flume is now
corrected and he believes it is not the tank.
He said he thought there was not enough fall
from Standley down to the ditch and is building
up there.
City Engineer Perkins advised a rough estimate
of putting 45 inch pipe underground down to
the State highway of between $26,000.00 and
$30,000.00 which was included in the master plan.
It was advised that in 1960 Mayor Clyde Zellers
made a promise to maintain the drainage ditch
and the city has not held up to this promise
as there are holes in it and weeds grow in it.
Mr. Frank Roheback, 5112 Colorado Blvd.,
advised that he lives next to the drainage
ditch and always has water in his yard and
he sees the kids going into the ditch while
the water is in it. He believes that repairing
the ditch will not solve the problem.
Councilman Faram moved, seconded by Councilman
Newman, that the City Council authorize the
City Attorney to draw up an*assessment
ordinance on the drainage and authorize the
Engineers to prepare and bring specification
at next regulary scheduled meeting of June
11, 1973. The motion carried by a vote~of
6-0.
CITIZEN I S
PRESENTATION
M. F. Wagenknecht, Pastor
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Re: Relocatable Chapel
Mr. O. D. Long, Consuting Engineer,
repesenting Pastor Wagenknecht, appeared before
the City Council advising the Immanuel Lutheran
Church requests permission to bring a protable
movable chapel from Houston to North Richland
Hills to use on a temporary basis until
January 1975 when the chapel is finished.
*City Council approved these minutes changing assessment ordinance to read
condemnation ordi~ance.
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Mr. B. A. Chriswell, 7505 Mike Court,
representing the Immanuel Luthern Church,
advised that they have plans and funds
approved for building of the chapel.
Councilman Ellis moved, seconded by Council-
woman Goodnight, that the City Council approve
the protable building to be located at 7309
Lola Drive and to be that location until
January 1, 1975. The moti on cc.rri ed by a
vote of 6-0.
CITIZEN'S
PRESENTATION
Howard Collins, City Councilman - 281-0523
City of Colleyv;lle
Re: Purchasing part of North Richland Hills'
water system.
Mr. Howard Collins appeared before the City
Council to reactivate the possibility of
purchasing part of the North Hills water
system and to see if the City of Colleyville
can purchase system at the same price.
Mr. Collins advised the City of Colleyville
need the expansion and to get a system going.
He also advised they have money to pay for the
system.
Engineer Perkins advised that the city should
hold off selling the wells for two years but
would be able to go ahead and sell the
system.
The City Council suggested that Mr. Collins
meet with the City Manager and City Engineer
to work out a proposal back to the City Council
for consideration.
RESOLUTION 73-10
Consideration of Resolution No. 73-10
concerning Emergency Employment Act employees.
Councilman Ellis moved, seconded by Council-
woman Goodnight, that the City Council approve
Resolution No. 73-10 as presented. The motion
carried by a vote of 6-0.
5 r~INUTE RECESS
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PLANNING & ZONING
REQUEST FOR APPEAL
HEARING
PZ 73-24, request of Glen Buckner, Camco
Enterprises, Inc., for an Appeal Hearing
to consider rezoning 26.94 acres out of
the S. Richardson Survey from IF-12 One
Family Dwelling to IF-9 One Family Dwelling.
Glen Buckner, Camco Enterprises, Inc.,
appeared before the City Council requesting
an appeal hearing to consider rezoning
26.94 acres out of the S. Richardson Survey
from IF-12 One Family Dwelling to IF-9
One Family Dwelling and stating that if the
zoning remained IF-12 One Family Dwelling
he would lose 20 lots and not be able to
develop.
Councilman Faram moved, seconded by Council-
woman Goodnight, that the City Council grant
an appeal hearing to consider PZ 73-24 at
the regular City Council meeting of June 11,
1973. The motion carried by a vote of 6-0.
COUNCILWOMAN GOODNIGHT WAS EXCUSED FROM
THE MEETING AT THIS TIME.
PLANNING & ZONING
PZ 73-19, request of Richland Properties
to rezone 76.092 acres out of the John Condra
Survey, Abstract 311, from Agriculture to
IF-9 One Family Dwelling.
Mayor Massey declared the public hearing
open to consider PZ 73-19 and called for all
interested persons present to come forward
to speak for this rezoning request.
Mr. R. V. Trammel, Consulting Engineer,
appeared before the City Council requesting
approval of PZ 73-19 and stating they would
agree to a stipulation of 1600 square foot
minimum on homes on the eastern boundary of
the property.
There being no further persons present wishing
to speak for PZ 73-19, Mayor Massey called for
all interested persons present to come forward
to speak against this rezoning request.
There being none, Mayor Massey declared the
public hearing on PZ 73-19 closed.
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Councilman Faram moved, seconded by Councilman
Ellis, that the City Council approve PZ 73-19,
Ordinance No. 473, with the stipulation of
1600 foot minimum on homes on the eastern
boundary of that property in accordance with
the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning
Commission. The motion carried by a vote
of 5-0.
PLANNING & ZONING
PZ 73-21, request of Ray Myers to rezone
the South 133 feet of Lot 4, Block 2~ Jack
M. Estes Subdivision from Local Retail to
Commercial.
Mayor Massey declared the public hearing open
to consider PZ 73-21 and called for all
interested persons present to come forward
to speak for or against this rezoning request.
There being no interested persons present
to speak for or against PZ 73-21~ City
Manager Riddle advised that this property
was located on Rufe Snow where the area is
all going commercial, and Mayor Massey
declared the public hearing on PZ 73-21 closed.
Councilman Ellis moved, seconded by Councilman
Smith, that the City Council approve PZ 73-21,
Ordinance No. 474, as recommended by the
Planning and Zoning Commission. The motion
carried by a vote of 5-0.
PLANNING & ZONING
PZ 73-22, request of Cameo Enterprises, Inc..
to rezone 4.67 acres out of the S. Richardson
Survey, Abstract 1266, from Agriclture to
IF-12 One Family Dwelling.
PZ 73-23, request of Camco Enterprises, Inc.
to rezone 23.44 acres out of the S. Richardson
Survey, Abstract 1266, from Agriculture to
IF-9 One Family Dwelling.
Mr. O. D. Long, Consulting Engineer, appeared
before the City Council requesting consideration
of PZ 73-22 and PZ 73-23 at the same time.
There being no objections by the City Council,
Mayor Massey declared the public hearing open
to consider PZ 73-22 and PZ 73-23 at the
same time, and Mayor Massey called for all
interested persons to come forward to speak
for PZ 73-22 and PZ 73-23.
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Mr. O. D. Long, Consulting Engineer,
appeared before the City Council requesting
approval of PZ 73-22 and PZ 73-23.
There being no further persons present
wishing to speak for PZ 73-22 and PZ 73-23,
Mayor Massey called for all interested persons
present to come forward to speak against
PZ 73-22 and PZ 73-23. There being none,
Mayor Massey declared the public hearing
closed.
Councilman Ellis moved, seconded by Councilman
Smith, that the City Council approve PZ 73-22,
Ordinance No. 475, in accordance with the
recommendation of the Planning and Zoning
Commission with the stipulation of 1800
square foot minimum on houses. The motion
carried by a vote of 5-0
Councilman Ellis moved, seconded by Councilman
Faram, that the City Council approve PZ 73-23,
Ordinance No. 476, as approved by the Planning
and Zoning Commission with stipulation that
50% of the homes being a minimum of 1500
square feet and the other 50% of the homes
being a minimum of 1300 square feet. The
motion carried by a vote of 5-0.
PLANNING & ZONING
PRELIMINARY & FINAL
PLAT
PS 73-9, request of Camco Enterprises, Inc.-
Preliminary and Final Plat of Glenann Addition,
Section 4.
Mr. O. D. Long, representing Camco Enterprises,
Inc., appeared before the City Council
requesting approval of PS 73-9 as presented.
Councilman Newman moved, seconded by Councillnan
Smith, that the City Council approve PS 73-9,
Glenann Addition, Section 4, Preliminary
and Final Plat, as recommended by the Planning
and Zoning Commission. The motion carried by
a vote of 5-0.
PLANNING & ZONING
PZ 73-26, request of Alan Hamm and J. B.
Sandlin to rezone 7.537 acres out of the
S. Richardson Survey, Abstract 1266, from
Agriculture to Local Retail
Mayor Massey declared the public hearing
open to consider PZ 73-26 and called for all
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interested persons present to come forward
to speak for this rezoning.
Mr. Calvin Luper, representing Alan Hamm
and J. B. Sandlin, appeared before the City
Council requesting approval of PZ 73-26.
There being no further persons present wishing
to speak for PZ 73-26, Mayor Massey called
for all interested persons present to come
forward to speak against this rezoning request.
There bei ng none, ~layor ~1assey decl ared the
public hearing closed.
Councilman Newman moved, seconded by Council-
man Smith, that the City Council approve
PZ 73-26, Ordinance No. 477, as recommended
by the Planning and Zoning Commission. The
motion carried by a vote of 5-0.
PLANNING & ZONING
PRELIMINARY &
FINAL REPLAT
PS 73-6, request of J. L. Godsey - Preliminary
and Final Replat of part of Lot 12 and 13,
Lonsdale Addition.
Mr. J. L. Godsey appeared before the City
Council requesting approval of this replat
and advised he was aware of the engineers'
recommendation to pick up water and sewer.
Councilman Newman moved, seconded by Council-
man Smith, that the City Council approve
PS 73-6, preliminary and final replat of
part of Lot 12 and 13, Lonsdale Addition as
presented. The motion carried by a vote
of 5-0.
PLANNING & ZONING
PRELIMINARY & FINAL
PLAT
PS 73-10, Holiday Heights Addition -
Preliminary and Final Plat of Tract A, Block
7 - Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Mr. O. D. Long, representing Immanuel
Evangelical Lutheran Church, appeared before
the City Council requesting approval of
PS 73-10.
Councilman Ellis moved, seconded by Council-
man Faram, that the City Council approve
OS 73-10, Holiday Heights Addition -
Preliminary and Final Plat of Traèt A, Block
7. The motion carried by a vote of 5-0.
PLANNING & ZONING
FINAL PLAT
CITIZEN IS
PRESENTATION
ANNOUNCH1ENT
ADJOLJRNi'1ENT
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PS 73-11, Fossil Creek Trails Subdivision,
Section 1 - Final Plat of residential section.
Mr. O. D. Long, Consulting Engineer, appeared
before the City Council requesting approval
of PS 73-11.
Councilman Newman moved, seconded by Council-
man Smith, that the City Council approve
PS 73-11, Fossil Creek Trails Subdivision,
Section 1 - Final Plat of residential section
as presented. The motion carried by a
vote of 5-0.
T. C. Stevens
Rt. 1, Box 521
Smithfield, Texas 76080
Re: TAX & SERVICE
Mr. T. C. Stevens appeared before the City
Council stating that he feels like his
taxes are too high because there is a trailer
park close to his property, sewage effluent
from the nearby package sewage treatment
plant, there are no fire plugs and he does
not have gas or sewer service. Mr. Stevens
also stated that he only has a 2 inch line
for city water. Mr. Stevens requested that
the City Council take into consideration the
old people in the community as for the
agriculture and tax it as much.
The City Council informed Mr. Stevens that
the city was trying to equalize valuations
throughout the entire city.
Mayor Massey announced that the City had
approximately 112 acres in park land and
also that today Fossil Creek Partnership
donated 26 acres to the City.
There being no further items on the City
Council agenda for consideration, Councilman
Newman moved, seconded by Councilman Faram,
that the City Council meeting be adjourned.
the motion carried by a vote of 5-0.
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p. o. box 2527, greater southwest international airport
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May 14, 1973
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TO:
The Mayor and City Council, City of North Rich1and Hills
SUBJECT:
Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Transportation Service
Airport Coach Service, Inc., wishes to assure the City and residents of
North Richland Hills of its capability and desire to provide various forms
of ground transportation service for airline passengers from and to North
Richland Hills, connecting with We new Dallas/Fort Worth Airport when it
opens, and with Love Field should any scheduled airlines continue to oper-
ate at that facility. We are now providing these services for your area, and
will continue to do so, possessing as we do the necessary legal authority to
serve the airport.
We are fully aware of the delay and increasing uncertainty involved in se-
curing Department of Transportation grant funds for Surtran equipment and
facilities. We understand now, in fact, that no such grants will be made
under the Urban Mass Transit Act until Surtran has complied fully with that
act. Such compliance includes provision for private enterprise service such
as ours. As you are also doubtlessly aware,Surtran does not intend tö pro-
vide service for any cities in the area except Dallas and Fort Worth.
Should you, however, be able to persuade Surtran to provide service for North
Richland Hills, you cannot rely on an operational date for Surtran, and North
Richland Hills would become liable for some part of the 10s ses which Surtran
will incur by their own estimates.
Airport Coach Service, on the other hand, is in a position ·to meet North Rich-
land Hills IS airport ground trans portation needs without any financial subsidy
from the Federal government, Dallas, Fort Worth or North Richland Hills.
We are a private enterprise, having functioned in airline ground transportation
since 1939, serving Meacham Field, Greater Southwest Airport and Love Field.
We operate under Texas Railroad Commission certificates ( not possessed at
this time by Surtran), which give us the necessary legal authority to serve D/
FW Airport.
Using new, comfortable and reliable vehicles which will be fully acceptable
to airline passengers, we will provide services on convenient and dependable
schedules for D!FW Airport and, if necessary, Love Field, to and from North
Richland Hills and the appropriate adjoining areas.
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May 14, 1973
Mayor and City Council, City of NOTIth Richland Hills
We have given detailed study to "Pro¡>osa1 Instructions for Ground Trans-
portation Operator" issued by the D/FW Airport Board in 1970, and in
August, 1970, we submitted our qualification fonn. We are fully qualified
to achieve the goal of the Airport Board regarding ground transportation,
as stated in the Summary and Conclusions of a study of this subject by
Arthur D. Little, Inc., in 1971: "The goal of the Regional Airport Board
is to obtain the most satisfactory ground transportation services that are
reasonably possible. This means that the services must be of high quality,
easy to use, and economically priced. "
Regarding limousine service, this report also states: "The best form of
organization for the limousine service is that in which a single operator
provides for all the limousine services. This form provides the max _
imum potential for economies of scale, provides potential for the greatest
amount of service at the least cost to the pas senger, and is the simplest
for the Airport to administer. "
We operate now from various service points in Fort Worth, Dallas, North
Richland Hills and the Mid-Cities. We have recently opened a new Fort
Worth Air Travel Center in the Sheraton Annex, and will provide a central
service facility in North Rich.land Hills, at our cost, which will be fully com-
parable with our Fort Worth facility.
In summary, Airport Coach Service is in a position to provide vehicles,
communications and support equipment, and fully trained and qualified
personnel, to render suitable airline ground transportation service ,for
North Richland Hills and its environs. You have our full assurance of this
service. We ask only your cooperation in our planning for such service in
the North Richland Hills area.
Respectfully,
AIRPORT COACH SERVICE, INC.
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City of jXðrth Richland Hills, Texas
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June 21, 1973
There will be a Special City Council Meeting of the City of North Richland
Hills to be held at the city hall, 4101 Morgan Circle, Thursday, June 28,
1973, at 7:30 p.m. to consider the items on the attached agenda.
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