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Home My WebLink AboutCC 1972-07-10 Minutes MINtTES OF TIIT; EEGLTLAR CITY cOtmcIL MEETING OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHL.'Um HILLS, HELD Ii T TIlE CITY :{ALL, 4 101 MORGAN CIRCLE, LRTLY 10, 1972 - 7:30 P.M. CALL TO ORDER The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of North Hichland Hills was called to order by Mayor rÆarion L. Hasse;}' at 7 :30 p.m. HOLL CALL PRE~ENT: rlayor: Councilmen: Councilwoman: Mar'ion L. Masse,j }!arman Ellis Dick Faram Í^!al ter Smith James F. Cat a Jo.L.nn Goodnight STAFF PIŒSE}!T: Ci ty l}[anaGer: Ci t;y Secretary: Cit;y Attorney: Consulting Engineers: II. E. Riddle Donna Fairsh Tim Truman Bill Ratliff Dick PerkinE ABSEK'T: Councilmen: Lloyd McKinne,j' Tom Newman n'::VOCATlmJ The invocation at this reb'"tÜar City Council meeting was given by Mayor Fro Tern Dick Faram. fJ.fFROVAL CF T:IE TUNt TF;::: OF TIn:: PREVIOe::: IŒFTU: G Regular Cit,y Council ~1eeting - June 26, 1972 Council~an Faram moved, seconded by Councilman Ellis, that the Ci t.}' Council approve the IIinutes of the City Council Meeting of June 26, 1972 as presented. The motion carried by a vote of 5-0. Fm::SENTA TION Certificate of Service - 5 Year Fin Na,yor r~assey presented the Ci t;y 5 Year Fin and Certificate of Service to Bobbie McCorkle, Municipal Court Clerk, as follows: "CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE TO BOBBIE McCORKLE I'I'EI·l XIV and ITEM XV FOSTPO}ŒD CONLEHNATION 2 In recognition of Five (5) years of faithful service to the City in the Municipal Court Department. Dated at North Richland Hills, Texas, this 10th day of July, 1972. Þíayor City ¡.lanager Department Head" PLANNING & ZONING: Second Reading PZ 72-25, request of John Barfield to rezone 20.2317 acres out of the John Barlough Survey from "Agriculture" to "IF-7 One Famil;y Dwelling". PLANNING & ZONING: Second Reading PZ 72-26, request of John Barfield to rezone 42.2317 acres out of the John Barlough Survey from "Agriculture" to "InduEtrial". T1ayor j~assey advised that the Fublic HearinG' on second reading of Flanning and Zoning case PZ 72-25 should not be held at this meeting for the reason that onl;y five Councilmen are present and it takes 3/4 vote of the Council to pass as there is a legal petition filed. Hr. Ken Whitley, representing Mr. John Earfield, requested that Planning and Zoning case PZ 72-26 be postponed also as this case is closel;y related to FZ 72-25. Councihrornan Goodnight moved, seconded b;y Councilman ::;mi th, that the City Council table Item XIV, FZ 72-25, and Item XVI PZ 72-26. The motion carried by a vote of 5-0. PZ 72-25 and PZ 72-26 will be scheduled for the City C01.:Lllcil Meeting of July 24, 1972. Condemnation of sewer easement across a 55 acre tract owned by IIII'. and Ic1rs. Bill Sodd. Ci t;y Attorney presented the following Resolution to the City Council for consideration: 3 "FE<:'CLUTICN NO. 72-12 HHLR:CA~, it is deemed b,y the City of North Richland ITills, Texas, to be in public interest to extend existinG sewer service by the City of Korth Hichland Hills, Texas, fromWatauga HeiGhts Addition to the City of Hatauga, Tarrant County, Texéu, to the propert;y due north, current ly under development by Foster Financial Corporation; and WHEREAS, the most direct and least damagintS route for such extension is deemed Generally to be along the west property line of a 50 acre tract of land presentlJ owned by 1'-ír. and l,1rs. Bill ~odd, and described specifically as follows: (See attached plat by David C. Moak, showinG propoEed 10' sEmi tar.)' sewer easement line £ across tract out of Lewis ì,]. Jones Surve,y, A-854 , Tarrant County, Texas, dated 6-21-72)¡ and ~;m:'REAS, an offer of r1,OOO.00 has been made to said ovJners by Em aGent for the Ci t.), of North I-'.ichland Hills, Texas, to purchase the above deEcribed P8sement, and 81)(:h offer having been RKTECTED, the City and said owners are unable to agree on a p1)rchaEE: price for samej and HEEREA:3, said owners have l¡een notified that the Cit,y C01mcil of North Fichland Hills, Texéis, would consider condemnation of such easement at its re~¡lar meetinc J1Jne 26, 1972, and subsequentl;y that theUmatt.er w01Jld be further considered at the J1Jly 10, 1972 re[;'1Üar City Council meetinG; and ~;lfER};:A;-, said owners appeared not to be heard concerning same, at eit.her :::1.1ch meetinc, NOVi, rrrIrREFOFF, BF IT TESOLVT:D that the CÏi.}" Attorney for the CitJ of North Hichland Hills, TexA~, forthwith commence arpropriate condemnation proceedings in a C01'rt of competent juri8diction to acqu ire for the City the above described easement which is hereby declared necessar,j for public use and to perform 81.1ch other a.cts and deeds relative thereto as ma~, be appropriate. PASSED thiE; 10th day of July, 1972. ì\ja.~i or: MAR ION L. Tv,A S 2EY Ci t,y :'ecretary: Donna Fairsh 4 After discussion, Councilman Cato moved, seconded b;y Councilman Fararn, that the Ci,ty Council approve Resolution No. 72-12 aE: presented, The motion carried by a vote of 5-0. -- 'RFSOLtTTION NO. 72-11 Resolution requef'tinc; federal aid for 1:Iatéwea- Smithfield Road. Consult ing EnGineers :¡:r8E'ented Re¡o;o lut ion No. 72-11 éW follows: "RFSOLFTICN NO. 72-11 iITITJEA2, a major throughfare following the route of TrJatauga-Smi thfield and Cheek-t',par¿;er Roads if:' desiGnated as a principal artery in the Federal-Aid Urban System) and \ifŒRFAS the I'resent rate of GrovIth in Northeast Ta.rrant Count,y and in the area of the Regional Airport will require larger volumes of traffic movement alone; this route, and \iHEREAe< the six cities which encompas~i or bound on this route are desirous of cooperatinG with the state and Federal Authorities in its improvement, NOH TIIERFFOFF FE IT FESOLVED that the Consul tine Engineerine; Firm of }~nowlton-Ratliff-Enclish-Collins be and are hereb,j' authorized to prepare and submi.t a request to the Texas Hichway Department in behalf of the City of Korth Richland Hills for the funding of thi.s project lmder the Federal Aid :Iighway Act of 1970 and a reque¡::t that the Texas Hichway Department frocesE' such an application as Goon as such funds are made available to the :::tate. FASSEL AND ADOPTED by the City Council, Cit,j' of North Richland Hills this 10th day of ,Tuly, 1972. Mayor ATTT:~'T': City '::,ecretary ~ .) Councilman Faram moved, seconded b;y Councilman Ellis, that the City Council approve Resolution No. 72-11 as presented. 'The motion carried b'y a vote of 5-0. I ID2 ON 1r!i, TIE lI1'E Consideration of bids on Keller-Smithfield Road- Noneman Drive water line. Councilman Smith moved, seconded b;y Councilwoman Goodnight, that the City Council approve the low bid of Leonard :razel, Inc. in the amount of S-9,230.40, as recommended by the Consulting Engineers. The motion carried by a vote of 5-0. CONTPAC'I'OR '3 ES TIMA 'IT Texas Ii tuli thic Comp?-ny Contract #8, Estimate #8 CIP - Glenview Drive :61,262·55 Councilman Faram moved, seconded by Councilman ~mith, that the City Council approve payment to Texas Eitulithic Compan,y, Contract tl8, Estimate #8, CIF, Glenview Drive, in the amount of t61,262.S5, as recommended by the Consulting Engineers. The motion carried by a vote of 5-0. CHI/TN' := PRESENTATION Mr. Oliver Pettit 4101 Cummings Drive, North Richland Hills Re: FrogresE' on Glenview Drive Construction l'rIr. Oliver Pettit appeared before the Cit.y Council advising that the property owners in his areR are covered up with dust and requesting barricades be put on Glenview Drive to slow traffic down which would help their dust problem. City Council inE;tructed the Consulting Engineers to check with Texas Bituli thic CompanJ on getting the curb and gutters com;tructed as soon as posr2ible, and instructed the City ManaGer to have barricades placed on Glenview Drive to slow down the traffic. CŒ'TTRÞ.CTOR'S EC' TDIA TF Elm Fork Const r'Lct i on Company Estimate 1/3 Calloway Branch Outfall Sewer ~8~,81L1.25 Councilman ElliE: moved, seconded by Councilman Faram, that the City Council approve payment to Elm Fork /' tJ Construction Compan,y, Estimate #3, Callowa;} rranch Outfall Sewer, in the amount of ~B4,814.25, as recommended by the Consulting FnCineers. The motion carried by a vote of 5-0. HTvcnCF Consideration of pa,yment to Besco Electric Compan~ for electrical at College Hill in the amoL;nt of )' 1 1965 .53 . Councilwoman Goodnicht moved, seconded by C01mcilman Smith, that the City Council approve payment to Besco Electric Company for eledrial work at College Hill plant in the amOlmt of :r 1,965.53, as recommended by the Consulting EnGineers. The motion carried by a vote of 5-0. INVCICr Consideration of payment to Besco Electric Compan;) for electrical work at Amundson Road in the amount of r2,505.23. í;ounci lman Faram moved, Eeconded b;y CO'Lmcilman rlliE that the City Council approve payment to Besco Electric Company for electrical work at Amundson water well in the amount Ç>f ~2,505.23, as recommended t,j the Consulting EnSineers. The motion carried b,y a vote of 5-0. I 'IEI'~ Þ DDED TO .:~ r;rNDA - ('0NTFACTCìR 's E}~ T IViA. 'IE Texas Water Wells, Tnc. Ystimate #4 Trinity Water Wells :25,535·54 CO'L;ncilman Faram moved, seconded by Counci lmali rILLs, that the City Council add consideration of payment to Texas Water Wells, Inc., Estimate #4, for drilling, completing and testing Trinity Sands vìater Suppl;y Kells and for furnishing and installing deep well pumping equipment, to the agenda. The motion carried by a vote of 5-0. Councilman Fa.ram moved, seconded by Councilman ~mith, that the City Council approve payment to Texas Water Wells, :nc., Estimate #4, in the amount of t25,535.54, as recommended by the Consulting Engineers. The motion carried by a vote of 5-0. CITI::'1:N'S PFr:?E~:TATIC'R !olr. V. ree Calvert fit. 1, Timber Drive, Smithfield Pe: Permit to drill water well !Ir. V. Dee Calvert a¡:peared before the Ci t;y Counc il advisinG that his property is 2 acres, Lots 20 and 21, 7 in Holder EEtates in ;;mithfield, and I'eque8tine i-J. permit to drill a water well to water his .}'ard and garden. ~:r. Calvert al80 adviEed that he is f1.Tnished water from Green Valle,y' r:obil :Iome Trailer Court and th,d Cit,y water if' not available at this time. City Manager Gene Riddle advised the Council and r'r. Calvert that City water would be available 2hortl.). Councilman Faram moved, seconded b;y Councilmê,n Cato, th2t the City is2ue III'. Calvert a permit to drill a water well up to )00 feet deep and used for no human consumption, with restriction that Er. Calvert come back to the Council if he needs and desires to drill deeper than the authorized 300 feet. The motion carried by a vote of 5-0. PLANNING 5. ZONING FZ 72-27, request of A. W. Crisp, Jr. to rezone 6.528.1 acres out of the 2. Richardson :::1.trve.y from "A[,'Ticultl;re" to "Local Fetail", ~·econd ReadinG Hayor Masse;y declared the meeting to be in pvblic IIearing on second reading to consider case F? 72-27, and called for all interested persons present to speak for this zoninG case. Mr, Nike Brackney! rerre!:'enting Mr. A. H. Crisp, ,Jr., arpeared before the City Council requestinG approval of PZ 72-27 to rezone 6.5281 acres out of the S. Richardson 2urvey to Local Retail. There being no fnrther persons preFent wishine- to speak for PZ 72-27, Ha;yoI' W:a.8sey ca,lled for interested persons present to Fpeak a¿sainEot this :z.oninß req1.l.est. There being none, r·ia,yor Massey declared the P1..:blic Hearing, pecond reading, on F2' 72-27 closed. Counci lwornan GoodniGht moved, seconded b;y Councilman Cato, that the Cit;y Council approve FZ 72-27, Ordinance No. 420, request of A. V.i. Crisp, ",T1'. to rezone 6.52(:,1 acres o'Ut of the 2. Richardson Surve;y to Local Retail. The motion carried b;y a vote of 5-0. PI,.,I\.NNING & ZC1ITING FZ 72-31, req1.;est of Curtis F. Ramey to rezone approximately 27 acres o'Ut o~ the T. Y. Martin Surve.}' from "AGriculture" to "IF-9 One Family D",elling". First ReadinG T,~ayor ~~assey declared the meeting to be in Ful;lic ~Iearin¿S, first reading, on case F7 72-31, and called for interested persons present to speak for this zoning case. (. Mr. Glen Buokner, representing Mr. Curtis Ramey, appeared before the City Counoil requesting approval of PZ 72-31, to rezone approximately 27 acres out of the T.K. Martin Survey to IF-9 One Family Dwelling with the emergency clause added. Mr. Buckner stated that Mr. Ramey has agreed to 1,600 foot minimum in each house. There being no further persons wishing to speak for PZ 72-31, Mayor Massey called for all interested persons present to speak against this zoning case. There being none, Mayor Massey declared the Public Hearing, first reading, on PZ 72-31 closed. Councilman Faram moved, seconded by Councilman Ellis, that the City Council approve PZ 72-31, request of Curtis E. Ramey to rezone approximately 27 acres out of the T. K. Martin Survey to IF-9 One Family Dwelling, Ordinance No. 424 with the emergency clause added and with the stipulation that the homes will be a minimum of 1,600 square feet. The motion oarried by a vote of 5-0. PLANNING & ZONING PS 72-15 - Glenann Addition - Preliminary Plat Mr. Glenn Buokner appeared before the City Council requesting approval of the preliminary plat to subdivide 86 lots in Glenann Addition. Consulting Engineers recommended an 80 foot right- of-way on proposed thoroughfare for future development. Councilman Faram moved, seoonded by Councilman Smith, that the City Council approve Glenann Addition preliminary plat with instruction to include the 80 foot right-of-way on the proposed thoroughfare and compliance with the Engineer's report of June 15, 1972. T~e motion oarried by a vote of 5-0. (Copy of Engineer's report of June 15, 1972 attaohed to these minutes as permanent reoord.) C~TIZEN'S PRESENTATION None ADJOURNMENT There being no further items on the City Council agenda for consideration, Councilman Faram moved, seconded by Councilman Cato, that the City Council meeting be adjourned. The motion carried by a vote of 5-0. .J City 2~~ p~ " ;i , . KNOWLTON - RATLIFF- ENGUSH - COLLINS CONSULTING ENGINEERS FORT WORTH - AUSTIN R,L.KNOWLTON,P. E. WM, R, RATLIFF. p, E. K, E. ENGLISH. P. E. TYE COLLINS. P, E. B. P. FLOWERS,P. E. ASSOC1A.TES EDDIE C. NEWBY W, A, SATTERWHITE.-'R"P, E. -'. RICHARD PERKINS. P. E_ June 15, 1972 Planning & Zoning Commission City of North Richland Hills 4101 Morgan Circle Fort Worth, Texas 76118 Subject: 3-848, CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, GLENANN ADDITION Dear Sirs: We have received and reviewed the preliminary plan for Glenann Addition and furnish you our comments as follows: 1. We believe the location of the major thoroughfare shown on the West edge of this property will provide for the Master Thorough- fare Plan in this area; however, the Master Thoroughfare Plan does indicate this to be a major thoroughfare and would require 80 feet of right-of-way as opposed to the 60 feet shown on this plan. In addition, the City's present developer Policy would provide for City participation in this street for widening to major thoroughfare width. In addition, the street shown on the South edge of this property called Main Street is indicated to be a minor thoroughfare or collector street and should have a right-of-way width of 60 feet. Also, there will be a small bridge required at the East end of this street, and our interpretation of your Policies would indicate this Developer would have a responsibility of $2,000.00 for that bridge. The school South of this property probably should be notified that they will also have responsibility for $2,000.00 on this bridge. 2. The sanitary sewer plan for this addition shows a paralleling sewer from the Southeast corner of the property to the point on the Walker Branch Outfall where no previous contractural arrangement exists so that this Developer would have the right to make such connection without making payment to the Baker Interests. We would concur with this plan; however, the City is in the process of applying for grant monies to parallel the entire Walker Branch Outfall, and we would suggest that this off-site sewer, as well as the sewer in Sherry Lane should probably be oversized as necessary for that major project 600 FIRST STATE BANK BUILDING· BEDFORD. TEXAS 76021. PHONE (817) 283-6211 .~ Page 3 - 6/15/72 ~ Planning & Zoning Commission and, therefore, this line could serve as the paralleling line for the Walker Branch. In order to follow this course the City would be resposible for the additional cost above a 6" sewer line for this installation. 3. North Richland Hills Master Water Plan indicates a major water main 16-inch in size to follow the same route as the Amundson Road major thoroughfare, which is shown on the West edge of this addition. We would, therefore, recommend that the 6-inch water main shown in that street be oversized to 16-inch and be stubbed out on both the North and South directions with this street. Our interpretation of the City policies would be that the cost of the 16-inch in excess of the cost of the 6-inch line would be City responsibility as participation in oversizing. 4. No improvements are indicated for the Walker Branch channel which\adjoins this addition on the East and, as we discussed with the Developer1s Engineer, the portion of this channel which is located on the property in question, and which is shown by the 50-foot easement on this plat, should be improved by excavation to proper section, clearing and grading to an earthern channel of proper design, if it is to conform to present City Policies. We would also request some additional topography East of this property in order to make certain determination as to the location of this channel in its natural state along the Northern half of this subdivision. If we can be of further assistance in your processing of this sub- division, please do not hesitate to call. Yours very truly, \,V~ --\(.. t> =to..} 0 .~ ~ WM. R. RATLiFF:~. ð WRR-hr