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CALL TO
ORDER
ROLL CALL
INVOCATION
APPROVAL OF THE
MINUTES OF THE
PREVIOUS MEETING
BONDS - CIP
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,
DECEMBER 11, 1972, AT 6:15 P.M.
The regular meeting of the City Council of the City
of North Richland Hills was called to order by
Mayor Marion L. Massey at 6:15 p.m.
PRESENT:
Mayor:
Councilmen:
Marion L. Massey
Lloyd McKinney
Norman Ell is
Dick Faram
Walter Smith
Tom E. Newman
James F. Cato
JoAnn Goodnight
Councilwoman:
STAFF PRESENT:
Ci ty Manager:
Secretary:
M. E. Riddle
Jeanette Moore
ABSENT:
City Secretary:
Ci ty Attorney:
City Engineer:
Donna Pairsh
Tim Truman
Dick Perkins
The invocation at this regular City Council meeting
was given by Mayor Marion L. Massey.
City Council Meeting - November 27, 1972
Councilman Smith moved, seconded by Councilman Newman,
that the City Council approve the Minutes of the
Regular City Council Meeting of November 27, 1972, as
presented. The motion carried by a vote of 7-0.
Authorization to sell bonds for Capital Improvements
Program.
Councilman Faram moved, seconded by Councilman McKinney,
that the City Council authorize selling of bonds for
Capital Improvements Program at $25,000.00 principal
per year starting in 1976. The motion carried by a
vote of 7-0.
MAYOR'S
PRESENTATION
BIDS - CIP
ORDINANCE NO. 437
CHEROKEE ESTATES
TREATMENT PLANT
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Mayor Marion L. Massey presented City Manager Riddle
with a plaque on behalf of the City from the
Haltom-Richland Chamber for having the most authentic
table decoration at the recent Haltom-Richland Area
Chamber banquet.
Consideration of accepting bids for Contract #12,
Capital Improvements Program.
After discussion, Councilman Ellis moved, seconded
by Councilman McKinney, that the City Council accept
the low bid of Shaw Construction Company, Contract 12,
CIP, Alternate II, with the option of going back to
Alternate I. The motion carried by a vote of 7-0.
ORDINANCE amending Ordinance No. 406, establishing
regulations covering industrial wastes. (2nd reading)
Mayor Massey presented the following ordinance for
consideration:
IIORDINANCE NO. 437
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING REGULATIONS COVERING
INDUSTRIAL WASTES; DEFINING TERMS PROHIBITING SOME
WASTES; PROVIDING LIMITS FOR B.O.D., TEMPERATURE, ACIDS,
ALKALINES, SYNTHETIC PRODUCTS, EXPLOSIVE MIXTURES,
GREASES AND OILS; REQUIRING PRETREATMENT; PROVIDING
FOR RATES AND SURCHARGES; PROHIBITING OUTSIDE SOURCE OF
WATER; REQUIRING SUBMISSION AND APPROVAL OF PLANS &
SPECIFICATIONS; SETTING FORTH REQUIREMENTS FOR TREATING
AND CONTROL FACILITIES; PROVIDING FOR CITY INSPECTION
AND TESTING; PROVIDING AUTHORITY TO DISCONNECT;
REPEALING ALL CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; PROVIDING A
PENALTY; PROVIDING FOR METHOD OF PUBLICATION AND
EFFECTIVE DATE; AND CONTAINING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSLII
Councilman Cato moved, seconded by Councilwoman Goodnight,
that the City Council approve Ordinance No. 437, amending
Ordinance No. 406, establishing regulations covering
industrial wastes. The motion carried by a vote of 7-0.
Mr. Homer Giles appeared before the City Council
requesting a letter from our engineer of endorsement
by the City for Cherokee Estates Treatment Plant.
The City Council authorized the City Manager to direct
the City Engineer to furnish a letter of endorsement by
the City for Cherokee Estates treatment plant, as
requested.
CONTRACTOR1S
ESTIMATE
CONTRACTOR'S
ESTIMATE
GLENVIEW AND
HWY. 121
PLANNING & ZONING
APPEAL HEARING
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H. M. Huffman Construction Company
Partial Payment #3
Glenann Addition water and sewer improvements
$22,178.70
Councilman Smith moved, seconded by Councilman Cato,
that the City Council approve payment to H. M. Huffman
Construction Company, partial payment #3, in the amount
of $22,178.70, for Glenann Addition water and sewer
improvements. The motion carried by a vote of 7-0.
Allison and Henry Contractors, INc.
Estimate #2 and Final
Johns Addition water improvements
$8,162.00 r
Councilman Ellis moved, seconded by Councilman McKinney,
that the City Council approve payment to Allison and
Henry Contractors, Inc., estimate #2 and final, in the
amount of $8,162.00, for Johns Addition water improve-
ments. The motion carried by a vote of 7-0.
Consideration of proposed signalization and rechanneli-
zation of Glenview Drive and Highway 121.
Councilman Cato moved, seconded by Councilman Newman,
that the City Council table consideration of proposed
signalization and rechannelization of Glenview Drive
and Highway 121 for further study. The motion carried
by a vote of 7-0.
PZ 72-40, request of L. D. Kemp and Mike Brackney to
rezone 1.50 acres out of the Stephen Richardson Survey
from Local Retail to Commercial.
Mayor Massey declared the meeting in public hearing to
consider appeal hearing on PZ 72-40 and called for all
interested persons present to speak for this rezoning
request.
Mr. Mike Brackney appeared before the City Council
advising that the purpose of this zoning request was
to move their office to this location as they have
three trucks and tractors and do some concrete
construction and requesting approval of PZ 72-40.
There being no further persons present wishing to speak
for PZ 72-40, Mayor Massey called for all interested
persons present to speak against this rezoning request.
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Mr. Calvin Luper, representing Alan Hamm and John Sandlin,
appeared before the City Council opposing PZ 72-40 as
homes are planned to be constructed in this area.
There being no further persons present wishing to speak
against PZ 72-40, Mayor Massey declared the public
hearing on the appeal hearing of PZ 72-40 closed.
Councilman Smith moved, seconded by Councilman McKinney,
that the City Council reverse the decision of the
Planning & Zoning Commission and approve PZ 72-40,
to rezone 1.50 acres out of the Stephen Richardson
Survey to Commercial. The motion failed by a vote of
6-1; Councilmen McKinney, Ellis, Faram, Cato and Newman
and Councilwoman Goodnight voting against;
Councilman Smith voting for.
PLANNING & ZONING
FINAL PLAT
PS 72-28, Briarwood Estates
Mr. O. D. Long appeared before the City Council
advising that Briarwood Estates has complied with
the City Engineers and that all the homes would be
a minimum of 1,500 square feet.
Councilman Cato moved, seconded by Councilman McKinney,
that the City Council approve PS 72-28, Briarwood
Estates Final Plat upon compliance with City Engineers.
The motion carried by a vote of 7-0.
CITIZENS I
PRESENTATIONS None
ADJOURNMENT There being no further items on this agenda for
consideration, Councilman Newman moved, seconded by
Councilman Cato, that the City Council Meeting of
December 11, 1972, be adjourned. The motion carried
by a vote of 7-0.
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CONTRACTOR'S
ESTIMATE
S. M. Farquhar & Company
Estimate #2
Booster pump station improvements
$7,094.10
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Councilwoman Goodnight moved, seconded by Councilman
Ellis, that the City Council approve payment to S. M.
Farquhar & Company, Estimate #2, in the amount of
37,094.10, as recommended by our City Engineers. The
motion carried by a vote of 6-0.
CONTRACTOR'S
ESTIMATE
H. M. Huffman Construction Company
Estimate #2 & Final
Booth Calloway to Riviera Water Line
$9,069.16
Councilman Ellis moved, seconded by Councilwoman
Goodnight, that the City Council approve payment to
H. M. Huffman Construction Company, Estimate #2 and
Final, in the amount of $9,069.76, as recommended by
our City Engineers. The motion carried by a vote of
6-0.
CONTRACTOR'S
ESTIMATE
Elm Fork Construction Company
Estimate #2
Calloway Branch Outfall Sewer
$79,627.36
Councilman Newman moved, seconded by Councilwoman
Goodnight, that the City Council approve payment to
Elm Fork Construction Company, Estimate #2, in the
amount of $79,627.36, as recommended by our City
Engineers. The motion carried by a vote of 6-0.
CONTRACTOR'S
ESTIMATE
Chicago Bridge & Iron Company
Estimate #2 & Final
North Hills Reservoir
$16,990.00
Councilman McKinney moved, seconded by Councilman Newman,
that the City Council approve payment to Chicago Bridge
& Iron Company, Estimate #2 and Final, in the amount of
$16,990.00, as recommended by our City Engineers. The
motion carried by a vote of 6-0.
PLANNING & ZONING
PZ 72-18, request of Stonybrooke, Inc. to rezone 4.7
acres out of the o. Rumfield Survey and 2.3 acres out
of the J. B. Edens Survey from Agriculture to IF-l2
One Family Dwelling. Second Reading
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PZ 72-19, request of Stonybrooke, Inc. to rezone
46.5 acres out of the J. B. Edens Survey from Agriculture
to IF-9 One Family Dwelling. Second Reading
PZ 72-21, request of Stonybrooke, Inc. to rezone 7.9
acres out of the J. B. Edens Survey from Agriculture
to Commercial. Second Reading
PZ 72-22, request of Stonybrooke, Inc. to rezone l2
acres out of the W. D. Barnes Survey from Agriculture
to Commercial. Second Reading
PZ 72-23, request of Stonybrooke, Inc. to rezone 2.1
acres out of the William Cox Survey from Agriculture
to Commercial. Second Reading
Mayor Massey declared the Public Hearing open to consider
PZ 72-18, PZ 72-l9, PZ 72-2l, PZ 72-22 and PZ 12-23 at
this time, and called for interested persons present
to speak for these proposed zoning changes.
Mr. Loren Howerton, representing Stonybrooke, Inc.,
appeared before the City Council requesting approval of
PZ 12-18, PZ 72-l9, PZ 72-21, PZ 72-22, and PZ 72-23.
There being no further person wishing to speak for these
zoning requests, Mayor Massey called for interested
persons present to come forward to speak against these
zoning cases.
There being no one present wishing to speak against
PZ 72-l8, PZ 72-l9, PZ 72-2l, PZ 72-22, and PZ 72-23,
Mayor Massey declared the Public Hearing on PZ 72-18,
PZ 72-19, PZ 72-21, PZ 72-22, and PZ 72-23, second
reading closed.
Councilman Newman moved, seconded by Councilman Ellis,
that the City Council approve Ordinance #410, PZ 72-18,
rezoning 4.7 acres out of the o. Rumfield Survey and
2.3 acres out of the J. B. Edens Survey from Agriculture
to IF-12 One Family Dwelling, with the stipulation that
the minimum square foot would be 1800 square foot homes,
which was agreed by Mr. Loren Howerton. The motion
carried by a vote of 6-0.
Councilman Faram moved, seconded by Councilman Ellis,
that the City Council approve Ordinance #411, PZ 72-l9,
rezoning 46.5 acres out of the J. B. Edens Survey from
Agriculture to IF-9 One Family Dwelling with the
stipulation that 20% of the lots will be 1500 square
foot homes, and 60% of lots would be 1400 square foot
homes, which was agreed by Mr. Loren Howerton. The
motion carried by a vote of 6-0.
PLANNING & ZONING
PLANNING & ZONING
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Councilman Faram moved, seconded by Councilman Ellis,
that the City Council approve Ordinance #4l2, PZ 72-21,
rezoning 7.9 acres out of the J. B. Edens Survey from
Agriculture to Commercial. The motion carried by a
vote of 6-0.
Councilman Smith moved, seconded by Councilman Ellis,
that the City Council approve Ordinance # 413, PZ 72-22,
rezoning l2 acres out of the W. D. Barnes Survey from
Agriculture to Commercial. The motion carried by a
vote of 6-0.
Councilman Newman moved, seconded by Councilman Smith,
that the City Council approve Ordinance # 4l4, PZ 72-23,
rezoning 2.l acres out of the William Cox Survey from
Agriculture to Commercial. The motion carried by a
vote of 6-0.
PZ 72-24, request of Sabine Valley Lumber Company to
rezone 1.394 and 1.028 acres out of the R. P. Barton
Survey from 2F-9 Two Family Dwelling to Neighborhood
Retail. Second Reading
Mayor Massey declared the Public Hearing open to consider
PZ 72-24 and called for interested persons present to
come forward to speak for this zoning case.
Mr. David Ritz, representing Sabine Valley Lumber Company,
appeared before the City Council requesting approval of
case PZ 72-24.
There being no further persons present wishing to speak
for PZ 72-24, Mayor Massey called for interested persons
present to come forward to speak against this zoning
request. There being no one wishing to speak against
this zoning request, PZ 72-24, Mayor Massey declared
the Public Hearing on PZ 72-24, second reading, closed.
Councilman Ellis moved, seconded by Councilman Faram,
that the City Council approve Ordinance # 415, PZ 72-24,
rezoning 1.394 and l.028 acres out of the R. P. Barton
Survey from 2F-9 Two Family Dwelling to Neighborhood
Retail. The motion carried by a vote of 6-0.
FIVE MINUTE RECESS
PZ 72-25, request of John Barfield to rezone 20.23l7
acres out of the John Barlough Survey from Agriculture
to IF-7 One Family Dwelling. First Reading
Mayor Massey declared the Public Hearing, first reading
on PZ 72-25, open and called for interested persons
present to come forward to speak for PZ 72-25.
PLANNING & ZONING
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Mr. Joe Spurlock II, Attorney representing John Barfield,
appeared before the City Council requesting approval of
Planning and Zoning case PZ 72-25.
There being no further persons present wishing to speak
for this zoning request, Mayor Massey called for
interested persons present to come forward to speak
against PZ 72-25.
Mr. Wendell Williams, 8132 Newman Drive, appeared before
the City Council opposing PZ 72-25 to be changed to
IF-7 One Family Dwelling. Mr. Williams stated that the
property owners in this area have 1800 and better square
foot homes and he hoped that Mr. Barfield would develop
a higher zoning. Mr. Williams presented a petition from
property owners within 200 feet of this property proposed
for IF-7 One Family Dwelling. Mr. Williams also advised
the Council that Mr. Joe Barnett, owner of the property
north of the property proposed for Industrial, case
PZ 72-26, would not give his permission or sell his
property for an access road to this proposed Industrial
Zoning.
(Petition attached to these minutes as permanent record.)
Mr. Don Edwards, 8128 Newman Drive, appeared before the
City Council opposing PZ 72-25 to be changed to IF-7
One Family Dwelling because all property owners in this
area have larger homes and would like for larger homes
to be built, as possibly would like to build onto his own
home.
Mr. Joe Spurlock, II, appeared before the City Council
again advising that it would not be necessary to obtain
Mr. Joe Barnett's permission to have access to the
property proposed Industrial, case PZ 72-26.
There being no further persons present wishing to speak
for or against PZ 72-25, Mayor Massey declared the
Public Hearing, first reading, on PZ 72-25 closed.
PZ 72-26, request of John Barfield to rezone 42.2317
acres out of the John Barlough Survey from Agriculture
to Industrial. First Reading
Mayor Massey declared the Public Hearing, first reading,
on PZ 72-26 open and called for interested persons
present to come forward to speak for this PZ 72-26.
Mr. Joe Spurlock, II, appeared before the City Council
requesting approval of PZ 72-26, stating Industrial
zoning would be the highest and best use for this
property.
There being no further persons present wishing to speak
PLANNING & ZONING
PLANNING & ZONING
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for PZ 72-26, Mayor Massey called for interested
persons present to come forward to speak against
PZ 72-26.
Mr. Charles Newman, 6301 Frieda, appeared before the
City Council opposing the rezoning of PZ 72-26 to
Industrial.
There being no further persons present wishing to
speak against PZ 72-26, Mayor Massey declared the
Public Hearing, first reading, on PZ 72-26 closed.
PZ 72-27, request of A. W. Crisp, Jr. to rezone 6.5281
acres out of the S. Richardson Survey from Agriculture
to Local Retail. First Reading
Mayor Massey declared the Public Hearing, first reading,
on PZ 72-27 open and called for interested persons
present to come forward to speak for or against PZ 72-27.
There being no one present wishing to speak for or
against PZ 72-27, Mayor Massey declared the Public
Hearing, first reading, on PZ 72-27 closed.
PZ 72-28, request of Eugene F. Wigley to rezone Lot 11,
Edgley Addition from IF-9 One Family Dwelling to Local
Retail. First Reading
Mayor Massey declared the Public Hearing, first reading,
on PZ 72-28 open and called for interested persons
present to come forward to speak for PZ 12-28.
Mr. Eugene F. Wigley, 3700 Ruth Road, appeared before
the City Council requesting approval of PZ 12-28 to
move Richland Hills Flower Shop from its present
location to 4714 Wilman, with the emergency clause
added.
There being no further persons present wishing to speak
for PZ 72-28, M~or Massey called for interested persons
to come forward to speak against PZ 72-28. There being
no one present wishing to speak against this rezoning,
Mayor Massey declared the Public Hearing, first reading,
on PZ 72-28 closed.
Councilwoman Goodnight moved, seconded by Councilman
Newman, that the City Council add the emergency clause
to Ordinance # 421 and approve PZ 72-28, request of
Eugene F. Wigley to rezone Lot ll, Edgley Addition to
Local Retail with the emergency clause added. The
motion carried by a vote of 6-0.
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PLANNING & ZONING
PZ 72-29, request of Carl starr to rezone three tracts
out of the M. Lynch Survey from Local Retail to IF-1
One Family Dwelling. First Reading
Mayor Massey declared the Public Hearing, first reading,
on PZ 72-29 open and called for interested persons
present to come forward to speak for PZ 72-29.
Mr. Carl starr, 612 Plainview, Hurst, Texas, appeared
before the City Council requesting approval of PZ 72-29
and requesting that the emergency clause be added.
There being no further persons present wishing to speak
for PZ 72-29, Mayor Massey called for interested persons
present to come forward to speak against this rezoning
request. There being no one wishing to speak against
PZ 72-29, Mayor Massey declared the Public Hearing,
first reading, on PZ 72-29 closed.
Councilman Smith moved, seconded by Councilman McKinney,
that the City Council add the emergency clause to
Ordinance # 422 and approve PZ 72-29, request of Carl
Starr to rezone three tracts out of the M. Lynch Survey
to IF-7 One Family Dwelling with the emergency clause
added. The motion carried by a vote of 6-0.
PLANNING & ZONING
PS 72-11, Village Properties & Associates Final Plat
of Northridge Addition.
Councilman Ellis moved, seconded by Councilwoman Goodnight,
that the City Council approve PS 72-11, Final Plat of
Northridge Addition subject to the following:
(1)
(2)
(3)
Assessment being paid
Extra width amount being paid
Pro rata share of water line being paid
The motion carried by a vote of 5-1; Councilman Newman
voting against; Councilmen McKinney, Ellis, Faram, Smith
and*~1;'o and Councilwoman Goodnight voting for.
COUNCIL POLICIES
Councilman Faram requested the City Manager to prepare
Council Policy that all delinquent taxes and assessments
that are due be paid and any other liability due the
City before presentation before the board and comissions
and City Council.
PLANNING & ZONING
PS 72-12, Diamond Loch East Subdivision Final Plat
Mr. David Ritz of Sabine Valley Lumber Company appeared
before the City Council requesting approval of Diamond
Loch East Subdivision Final Plat.
*These minutes were approved excluding Councilman Cato's name as he was not present
at this meeting.
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Councilman Ellis moved, seconded by Councilman McKinney,
that the City Council approve PS 72-12, Diamond Loch
East Subdivision final plat, subject to Consulting
Engineer's letter of June 6, 1972, as follows:
"We have received the construction plans for Unit 2
of Diamond Loch Addition, and furnish our comments as
follows:
1. We would recommend that Suncrest Court be extended
across the TESCO easement to connect with the Haltom
City street in order that this section not be left
unimproved.
2. If this Developer has not previously furnished his
share of the construction cost of Glenview Drive, it
would be our recommendation that those funds be collected
at this time.
3. I do not believe that the existing water lines in
Glenview Drive are completely shown on this plan, and
we would request that they be shown in their entirety,
so that we may determine what additional lines are
necessary by this Developer and what pro-rata share of
costs will be due the City for the lines that now exist.
4. The two commercial tracts on G1enview Drive are not
shown to be serviced by water or sewer. If these two
tracts are to be included in this plat, the service
should be shown on these plans.
5. No concrete valleys are shown on this set of plans
and should be provided at all intersections where surface
water is expected to cross asphalt.
6. Fire coverage radii are not shown, and we would
suggest addition of this information for the benefit of
your Fire Chief's analysis of this water system.
As soon as the items requested above have been furnished,
we can furnish you a recommended approval of these plans.
If we can be of further service to you in your processing
this addition, please do not hesitate to call.
sf Wm. R. Ratliff, P.E."
The motion as stated above carried by a vote of 6-0.
CITIZENS'
PRESENTATIONS
Mrs. Beverly Cooper
5129 Cloyce Court 281-8392
Re: Water Leaks
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Mrs. Beverly Cooper appeared before the City Council
advising that this was her 5th complaint in three
years that the City water line in her front yard is
constantly being repaired for leaks.
Mayor Massey directed the City Manager to have the
Utility Department Director personally Gee what
corrective action can be taken to prevent these
constant repairs.
ITEflf ADDED
TO AGENDA
NORTH HILLS SEw'ER LINE BET\v'EEN HALTOM CITY AND
NORTH RIGHLAND HILLS
Councilman Faram moved, seconded by Councilman Newman,
that the City Council consider problem of North Hills
sewer line between Haltom City and North Richland Hills.
The motion carried by a vote of 6-0.
Ccuncilman Faram moved, seconded by Councilman Newman,
that the City Council approve drainage work to replace
the storm drain and request Haltom City to enter into
a joint venture on a fift;y, fift;y basis. The motion
carried by a vote of 6-0.
A DJ C'VRNl'/'F,NT
There being no further items for consideration,
Councilman Smith moved, seconded by Councilman Faram,
that the City Council meeting be adjourned. The
motion carried by a vote of 6-0.
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