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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 1971-06-14 Minutes ._~ CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL INVOCATION APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS '1 MI~ OF THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAID HILLS, TEXAS, HELD AT THE CITY BALL, 4101 Jl)RQAll CIRCLE, 7:30 P.M. - JUNE 14, 1971 The regular meeting ot the City Council was oalled to order by ~or Marion L. Jlassey at 7:30 p.m. PRESENT: Mayor: City Councilmen: STAFlI' PRESENT: City Secretary: City Attorney: Direotor of Public Works: Fire Chief: Police Chief: Consulting Engineers: ABSENT: City Councilman: Ci ty Manager: Xarion L. Massey J. R. Hubbard Dick Faram W. F. Polster Tom Newman J. F. Cato Charles L. Owen Evalyn R. Huston Dennis M. Morrow C. R. Ballenger Dean Holland J. R. Price W. R. Ratlift Dick Perkins M. E. Riddle Jack D. Russell The invooation at this regular City Council meeting was given by Councilman Charles L. Owen. Regular City Council meeting of May 24, 1971 Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded by Councilman Newman, that the City Council approve the minutes of the regular City Council meeting of M~ 24, 1971 as presented. The motion carried by a vote of 6-0. Special City Council Meeting of June 1, 1971 Councilman Hubbard moved, seoonded by Councilman Newman, that the City Council approve the minutes of the Special City Council meeting ot June 1, 1971 as presented. The motion carried by a vote of 6-0. I 1500,000.00 GDERAI, OBLIGATION BONDS SERIES 1971 ORDINANCE NO. 357 NRH 1-14-71 Two Bid opening - Monday, June 14, 1971 - 7:00 p.m. Mr. Hardy Eubanks of First Southwest Company, Fiscal Agent, advised the City Council the following bids were received and opened by him, in the presence of the City Secretary, Evalyn R. Huston, at 7:00 p.m., June 14, 1971 in the City Council chambers of the City of North Richland Hills~ Underwood, Neuhaus and Co. Merrill Lynch~ Pierce, Fenner and Smith Inc. First of Texas, Inc. First National Bank in Dallas, White, Weld and Company First Southwest Com~ Rauscher Pierce Securities Corporation Dominick & Dominick, Inc. 6. 24396a¡( 6.252634% 6.270182% 6.42025% 6.50279% 6.5442% 6.71906% Mr. Eubanks advised the City Council that he had personally tabulated and verified the bids received and on behalf of First Southwest Comp~ would recommend that the City Council accept the bid of Underwood and Neuhaus Company at an effective interst rate of 6.24396a¡(. After review and discussion by the City Council, Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded by Councilman Polster, that the City Council accept the bid of Underwood - Neuhaus Company as shown above. The motion carried by a vote of 5-1; Councilman Hubbard, Farana, Polster, Bewman and Owen voting yes; Councilman Cato voting no. {COPIES OF THE BIDS AS SHOWll ABOVE ARE A'l"l'ACHED TO THE ORIGINAL MINUTES FOR PERlWfENT RECORD) AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING ISSUANCE OF 1500.000.00 CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS, STREET IMPROVEMENTS BOlDS, SERIES ,1971 Dated July 10, 1971 Mr. Hardy Eubanks of First Southwest Company advised the City Council of the necessity for consideration of this ordinance authorizing the issuance of Series, 1971, General Obligation NRH 6-14-71 Three Bonds in the anaount of 1500.000.00. Council- man Hubbard moved, seconded by Councilman Faram, that the City Council approve ordinance no. 357 as presented. The motion carried by a vote of 6-0. (COPY OF ORDINANCE NO. 357 ATTACHED TO THE ORIGINAL MINUTES FOR PERMADNT RECORD) CITY ENGINEER'S REPORT Re: Glenview Drive Capital Improvements Consulting Engineer, Dick Perkins reported to the City Council the delay for presentation ot plans and recommendations for Glenview Drive due to utility relocations. After discussion by the City Council, Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded by Councilman Polster, that the City Council authorize the consulting En¡ineers to do whatever staking is necessary for power and telephone and negotiate with Lone Star Gas Company on the cost of relocation. The motion carried by a vote ot 6-0. MASTER WATER AND SEWER DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE CITY OJ' NORTH RICHLAlID HILLS This report covers a study being prepared by Knowlton - Ratliff - English and Collins concerning water and sewerage systems and the preparation of a Master Plan for these two systems. The engineers advise the adoption of such plan and they feel they can provide us this tor a cost 18,000.00. This plan follows the plan prepared tor the City of Euless and will include a computer analysis ot the water system, which will assure optimum design for line sizes and pressure planes and will be of great assistanoe in maintaining proper servioe to the citizens when the lines are installed. Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded by Councilman Polster, that the City Council approve preparation of the )(aster Plan for water and sewer system, 3-503, as presented and recommended by the Consulting Engineer. The motion carried by a vote of 6-0. ARCHITECT CONTRACT Mr. Albert Komatsu ot Komatsu and Associates appeared before the City Council advising them NRH 6-14-71 Four that should the City contemplate a bond program tor municipal tacilities, his firm would like to renew the proposal he had with the City in 1967 tor the architectural design of any tacilities. This design will be as instructed by the City Council to cover all facilities desired and, as previously, there will be no charge to the City unless the bond program is successful. Mr. Komatsu suggests approximately 40,000 square teet ot space to cover facilities needed for adequate City operation and growth. Counoilman Polster moved, seconded by Councilman Faram, that the City Counoil authorize the retaining ot the tirm of Komatsu and Associates to handle the architectural design tor municipal facUi ties on the basis outlined above. The motion carried by a vote of 6-0. WATER AND FIRE PROTECTION RICHLAND PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Henry S. Miller Management Corporation has oontacted the City and asked that the City install three new tire hydrants at locations selected by the City. The City will lay and install whatever number of additional mains are necessary to form a complete loop around tive buildings that torm the mall complex ot Riohland Plaza, this loop to supply water to all five hydrants. This loop will then be hooked up to two City water mains supplying the center, one being an 8" main coming from the northeast and a 6" main coming from the northwest. All exoavation and labor and machines for excavation, all materials necessary tor completion will be at the expense of the City as well as all labor and materials necessar.y to reoover all surtaces where penetration was neoessary for the completion ot this installation. In return tor this installation, the Richland Plaza Shopping Center will pass and convey title to the water tank which now stands at the north perimeter of the shopping center grounds on an "as is" basis, making no warranties or guarantees as to condition to the City, free of all liens and encumbrances, said tank to be dismantled and removed by the City of North Riohland Hills tor relooation elsewhere, this removal to be eatiret.r at the expense of the City. The recommendation ot Consulting Engineer, R. L. Knowlton of Knowlton-Ratlitt-English and Collins NRH 6-14-71 Five is as tollows: "We believe some additional tire hydrants are warranted in this vicinity, however, this is to be covered in our improvements report, and unless ther~ is some very crucial need, we suggest that this matter be taken care ot along with other similar problems throughout the entire City. To determine these tire hydrant requirements in logical fashion requires la,,'ing out hydrants and coverage areas on a map which tinally should be checked out with the State Fire Insurance people if possible. The other matter of their conveying title to the elevated tank to the City, we teel it is not particularly advantageous to the City. In the tirst place, this tank was used when erected at Richland Plaza a few years ago and trom all we can gather at this time, its present condition is not too good. Another cOU8ideration is the fact that even it it were a good tank, i is relatively small capacity makes it ot no great value ~ place in the North Richland Hills system. Moving a tank such as this can become quite a chore and we have serious doubts that the City could aooept ownership ot this tank as is without winding up several thousand dollars in the hole and ~th no tangible benfits to show. For these reasons, we do not recommend that you accept this tank, 'but rather let the Richland Plaza people take care of it as their own responsibility." Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded by Councilman Owen, that the City Council tollow the recommendation of the Consul ting Engineer as outlined above, and not accept the proposal as outlined by Henry S. Miller Management Corporation. The motion carried by a vote of 6-0. ORDINANCE NO. 351 AN ORDIHANCE ADOPl'ING RULES, REGULATIONS, POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR THE CITY OF NORTH RIC.BL.OD BILLS, TEXAS, WATER AND SEWER SYSTEM. AND DECLARING AN EJIImGENCY. Mayor Marion L. Massey presented Ordinanoe No. 351 to the City Council, which is an ordinance as tollows: "The 1966 Rules, Regulations, Policies and Procedures and all amendments thereto of the City of Euless, Texas, conoerning water and ORDINANCE NO. 350 APPLICATION FOR AMBULANCE PERMIT NRH 6-14-71 Six sewer rules, regulations, polioies and procedures be hereby adopted for the use of the City of North Richland Hills, Texas, until suoh Ume as the City Council determines that other such rules, regulations, etc. are necessary. The City Council of the City ot North Richland Hills is presently in the prooess of acquiring and establishing a water-and sewer system tor the City ot North Richland Hills and in so doing require policies tor immediate use; theretore, tor the necessities, benetit and welfare of the people of the City of North Richland Hills, the rule whereby each ordinance needs to be read three times is hereby suspended and this ordinance is hereby adopted after the approval of the City Council of the City of North Richland Hills, Texas." Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded by Counoilman Faram, that the City Counoil adopt Ordinanoe No. 351 as outlined above. After discussion and review by the City Council, Councilman Cato moved, seconded by Councilman Newman, that the City Counoil table ordinance no. 351. The motion carried by a vote of 6-0. AN ORDINANCE A.MENDING ORDINANCE NO. 159 LICENSING AND REGULATING OPERATORS OF PRIVATE AMBULANCES; REVISING SECTION 5 OF SAID ORDINANCE CONCERNING INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. Section 5 of Ordinanoe No. 159 as amended under this ordinance shall read as tollows: "An applicant hereunder shall file with the Chief ot Police of the City of North Riohland Hills an insurance polioy with a reputable insurance company licensed to do business in the State of Texas, providing minimum liability coverage on all vehioles in the amount of 150,000.00 per person, $100,000.00 per accident, and $25,000.00 property damage." Counoilman Cato moved, seconded by Councilman Hubbard, that the City Council approve ordinance no. 350 as outlined above. The motion oarried by a vote ot 6-0. Mid Cities Ambulanoe Company NRH 6-14-71 Seven Mid Cities Ambulance Company has made applioation to the Chiet ot Police ot the City to operate ambulance service wiihin the City and requires the approval ot the City Council. The Mid Cities Ambulance Service, Inc. has obtained liability insurance tor the limits ot $10,000, 120,000 B.I. and $5,000 P. D. through Travelers Indemnity Company. Application has been made for access limits of 140,000, 180,000 and 120,000 P. D. making a total libility insurance program of 150,000, 1100,000 B. I. and 125,000 P. D. Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded by Counoilman Polster, that the City Council approve and accept the application ot Mid Cities Ambulance Service, Inc., subject to the final approval of the Chiet of Police. The motion oarried by a vote ot 6-0. ORDINANCE NO. 352 AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A FRANCHISE TO ESTES SERVICE COMPANY FOR THE COLLECTION OF GARBAGE, TRASH, DEBRIS AND REFUSE WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS; SETTING FORTH THE RATES TO BE CHARGED THEREFOR; PROVIDING A FRANCHISE FOA A PERIOD OJ' FIVE YEARS, WITH OPTION OF RENEWAL FOR ADDITIONAL PERIODS OJ' FIVE YEARS EACH; CERl'AIN INSURANCE FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND SAID CITY; REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 211; CONTAINING A SAVINGS CLAUSE, AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE, AND DECLARING All EMERGENCY. Atter reviewing and oonsideration of the ordinance, Councilman Faram moved, seconded by Counoilman Polster, that the City Counc~l approve and adopt Ordinance No. 352 as presented. Couaoilman Newman moved that Ordinanoe No. 352 be tabled, however, the motion died for a lack ot a seoond. Upon a vote on the orginal motion, the motion carried by a vote of 3-2; Councilman Faram, Polster and Owen voting yes; Councilman Newman and Cato voting no; Councilman Hubbard abstaining due to a vested interest. RADAR UNIT The City Manager, Jack D. Russell, placed this item on the agenda tor oonsideration ot puroàase of a radar unit for the use of the Police Department. Chiet Price asked the City Counoil to consider this item as, after his tull investigation, a necessary INVOICE CAMBRIDGE DEVELOPJIENT COMPANY MAYOR'S PRESENTATION NRH 6-14-71 Eight tool to operate the Police Department. Among the reasons tor his desiring the radar unit are that statistios prove that most accidents are caused by excessive speed. Radar will, in tact, reduce speed. Reduced speed will reduce acoidents. Reduced accidents reduces injuries and death. Couacilman Polster moved, seconded by COUllcilmaa Cato, that the City Council authorize the rental of a TR6 radar uai t and equipment tor a period not to exceed 90 days , with the uaderstuding that the City Council will be turnished a complete report of its operatioa at each City Counoil meeting. The motion carried by a vote of 4-2; Councilman Polster, Newman, Cato and Owen voting yes; CoUncilman Hubbard and J'aram voting no. This invoice has been received by the City which is consideration ot partial P83lDent, estimate no. 1, to Cambridge Development Company tor clearing, grubbing and channel excavation in North Park Estates, Wider Capital Improvements Program and contract with Cambridge Developme.t Company approved April 28th. Dick Perkins of Knowlton-Ratliff-English-Collins advised the City Council they had been asked to make recommendation tor approval for payment of this invoice by the City ]laaager, however, as instructed by the City Couaoil, they have not completed the crose section ot this property and, theretore, cannot make a reoommendation at this time. Couacilman Hubbard moved, seconded by Couacilman Newman, that this item be tabled until the Consulting Engineers can make tormal reoommendation for payment of this invoioe. The motion oarried by a vote of 6-0. Certificate of Appreciatioa to Fire Chief E. Dean Holland Mayor Marion L. Masaey presented the following to E. Dean Hollaad on behalt of the City ad the City Council: "CERTIFICATE OJ' APPBECIA'1'ION TA~RANT COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE PRESENTS TO DEAN HOLLABD PLANNING AND ZONING PLANNING AND ZONING NRH 6-14-71 Bine This certifioate of merit and appreciation is awarded in recognition of your invaluable assistanoe and support ot Tarrant County Junior College. 1910-71 /s/ Joe B. Rushing President " M~or Massey read the acoom~ing letter to the City Council: "Mr. Dean Holland, Captain North Richland Hills J'ire Department 7504 Lola Drive Fort Worth, Texas, 761-18 Dear Captain Holland: The administration and faculty of Tarrant County Junior College are pleased to present this Certiticate of Appreciation to you for serving as a Vocation-Technical Program Advisory Committeeman during the 1970-71 school year. Our tirst objective is to serve the needs of the people in the community. Without the assistance ot Advisory Committees, we oould not know what these needs are. Your contributions to the youth and future leaders of Tarrant County are greatly appreciated. Sinoerely yours, /s/ Jimmie C. Styles, Vice Chancellor Research and Development" PS 71-8 Arthur Taliaferro J'inal replat Tract A, Blook 24, Clearview Addition This zoning case has the approval ot the Consulting Engineers and the City staff, theretore, Council- man Hubbard moved, seconded by Councilman Owen, that the City Council approve this request as shown. The motion oarried by a vote of 6-0. PZ 71-13 John Parish Request to rezone ten lots (3R, 4R, 6R, 7R, 8R, 9R, 10R, 12, 13, and 14) Block 18, North Hills PLANNING AND ZONING NRH 6-14-11 Ten Addition, from 1F-12 to 1F-9 Public Hearing Mayor Marion L. Massey declared the City Council meeting to be in public hearing on this zoning case. Mr. John Parish appeared betore the City Council asking tor their approval as presented by the zoning file. Upon a call trom the Mayor no one present appeared to speak against this zoning case. Jlayor Massey declared the public hearing closed. Counci~man Cato moved, seoonded by Counoilman Polster, that the City Counoil approve PZ 71-13 as presented and add the emergency clause to its adoption. The motion carried by a vote ot 6-0. PZ 71-7 Joe McCombs Request to rezone Lot 7, Blook 6 and Lot 6, Block 23, Clearview Addition from 1F-9 to Multiple J'amily. Public Hearing ~or Massey declared the City Couacil meeting to be in public hearing on this zoning case. Mr. Joe McCombs, 7904 Maplewood, appeared before the City Council asking for approval of his zoning request as presented even though he is aware that the planning and zoning commission has recommended denial. Upon a call from the "'or tor those present to speak against approval ot this zoning case, the following property owners appeared before the City Council asking for denial of the zoDing: Mr. Melford Hudson 8004 Standley Street Mr. C. F. Walters 7908 Standley Street Mr. Joe W. Coulson 7913 standley Street Mr. McCombs was again given an opportunity to appear betore the City Council and asked for their approval as in his opinion this is the best use ot the land involved and would appreciate PLANNING AND ZONING PLANNING AND ZONING favorable consideration. There being no one else interested to speak tor or against the zoning, Mayor Massey declared the Public Hearing closed. NRH 6-14-71 Eleven Councilman Polster moved, seoonded by COUAcilman Owen, that the City Council tollow the recommendation ot the Planaing and Zoning Commission and deny approval ot this zoning request. The motion carried by a vote ot 6-0. PZ 71-8 JOB Hay aequest to rezone 12.9 acres on Davis Boulevard trom Agricultural to COllllerical. Public Hearing ~or Marion L. Massey declared the City Council meeting to be in Public Hearing on this zoning case. Mr. John ~ appeared before the City Council asking for approval ot this zoning case and has indioated on his application he plana to use part of this property tor a truck lot and welding shop. Upon a call trom the Mayor no one present appeared to speak against this zoning case. Mayor Massey deolared the public hearing olosed. Councilman Owen moved, seconded by Counoilman Faram, that the City Council follow the reoommendation of the plauning &ad zoning commission &ad approve this zoning case as presented, with the emergeDoy olause included. The motion oarried by a vote of 6-0. PZ 71-9 Luci&a Smith Request to rezone 6 acres Qa Douglas Lane from Agricul tural to 1F-12. Public Hearing ~or Massey declared the City Council meeting to be ia public hearing on this zoning case. Mr. Jlarvin Smith, representing Mr. Luciaa Smith, appeared before the City Council asking tor NRH 6-14-71 Twelve rezoning on this property from Agrioultural to 1F-12. These tracts join the three tracts recently rezoned and will be thrèe tracts ot two . acres each. Drainage easements have been provided and the Engineers have approved the plat. Upon a oall trom M8¥or Massey no one present appeared to speak against this zoning case. Mayor Massey declared the public hearing olosed. Councilman Polster moved, seconded by Councilman Cato, that the City Council approve this zoning oase as presented, with the emergency clause included. The motion carried by a vote ot 6-0. PLANNING AND ZONING PS71-9 Luoian W. Smith Fiaal plat Tracts 4, 5 and 6 Smithfield Addition Councilman Polster moved, seconded by Councilman Hubbard, that the City Counoil approve final plat as show above, which has been approved by the Consul Ung Engineers. The motion carried by a vote of 6-0. PLANNING AND ZONING PS 71-10 Glen Buolcaer Final replat of Lots A through E, Block 8-A Richland Heights Addition, Seotion 3 Request ot Mr. Glen Buokner to replat tour lots in the Riohland Heights Addition. Mr. Buckner purchased four lots and wishes to replat into tive, tor the purpose ot building homes. These lots front Conn Street across trom the water tank. Atter replatting they will be in excess ot the 1F-9 minimum standard. Mr. Buckner agrees to place in escrow tunds to pave his portion ot Coan Street, and further agrees to P8¥ for the water and sewer tapa. The development of this property on this basis would certainly be an asset to the City. Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded by Councilman Cato, that the City approve PS 71-10 as requested. The motion carried by a vote ot 6-0. CITIZENS PRESENTATIONS None NRH 6-14-71 Thirteen ADJOURNMENT There being no further items on the City Counoil agenda for consideration, Council- man Faram moved, seoonded by Counoilman Polster, that the City Council meeting be adjourned. ,--. - 1!1!1 COMMISSION (0' ~ ~~~L< ~ - õ' -.- STATE HIGHWAY ENGINEER J. C. DINGWALL -.- '-, DEWITT C. GREER, CHAIRMAN HERBERT C. PETRY, JR. CHARLES E. SIMONS TEXAS HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT P. O. Box 6868 Fort Worth, Texas 76115 June 16, 1971 IN REPLY REFER TO FILE NO. Honorable Marion Massey, Mayor City of North Rich1and Hills 4101 Morgan Circle Fort Worth, Texas 76118 Dear Mayor Massey: Enclosed is one copy of the executed traffic signal maintenance agreement number 2-6 which will become effective September 1, 1971. , -, We are looking forward to continued cooperation with the City of North Rich1and Hills and the Highway Department in the maintenance of these signals. Yours very truly, f!f~#~ District Engineer BED:sr Attachment _I TRi'ŒFIC SIGNAL MAINTE~\NCE AGREEMENT NO. 2-6- "--.,.,......,. STATE OF TEXAS ( ) COUNTY OF TARRANT () THIS AGREEMENT made this 24th day of May , 1971, by and between the State of Texas, Texas Highway Department, District 2, hereinafter referred to '.. .. as the "State", party of the first part, and the City of North Riehlsnd Hill. , Tarrant County, Texas, (population 16,375 , 1970 Federal Census) acting by and through its duly authorized officers, hereinafter called the "City", party of the second part. This agreement will take effect September 1, 1971. \HTNESSETH WHEREAS, the City has declared that it does not have trained personnel and that it is not feasible to hire trained personneito maintain properly its traffic signal system; and -... WHEREAS, it is a policy of the Texas Highway Department that all cities having a population of 15,000 or over (last Federal Census) install and maintain, at the City1s sole expense, traffic signals on highway routes as authorized by the Texas Highway Department; and WHEREAS, the District Engineer, has made it known to the City that the State will assist the City in the maintenance and operation of authorized traffic signals on State Highway Routes within such City, conditioned that the City will enter into an agreement with the State for the purpose of determining the responsibilities of the parties thereto; and NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and of the mutual covenants and agreements of the parties hereto to be by them respectively kept and performed, it is agreed that services for maintenance and operation of S02cified traffic signals will be performed by the State as set out ir. the f01 ~ ,-;r,'ing provisions. k___ -1- · COVERAGE 1. Traffic signals covered under this agreement are the existing signals '''---., installed on the State High~'JaY Routes as shown on Sheet No.4. It is mutually agreed that the installation of additional authorized traffic signals, and reconstruction of existing authorized traffic signals will be covered by separate agreements bet~.;reen the City and Stat'e. 3. It is mutually agreed that upon completion of the construction of a new 2. I; .. traffic signal or reconstruction of an existing traffic signal, authorized by the Texas Highway D~partment, maintenance and operation will be covered under this agreement. 4. In the event the present system of State Highway routes within the City is changed by cancellation, modified routing, new routes, or change in the City's corporate limits, the State shall terminate maintenance and operation of those traffic signaJs affected. '~ GENERAL CONDITIONS 1. The City hereby agrees and does hereby authorize the State to maintain and operate traffic signals covered by this agreement. 2. The State agrees to establish and maintain the operating schedule of all traffic signals covered under this agreement in accordance with established traffic engineering practices and procedures. 3. The State agrees to furnish labor, materials, and equipment required to maintain traffic signals covered by this agreement and to maintain the operating schedule established within tolerable limits as equipment and personnel are available. -2- \...._~~ .-; "" 4. The City agrees to reimburse the State at the end of each month the act~îl cost of labor (including allowance for vacation, sick leave, F.I.C.A., and other contingent benefits accrued by State employees), equipment rental and materials required to maintain traffic signals covered by this agreement. TERMINATION " 1. It is understood and agreed between the parties hereto that all obligation's " of the State created herein to maintain and operate traffic signals covered by this agreement shall terminate if and '("hen they are no longer on routes of State Highways; and further, that should either party fail to properly fulfill its obligations as Ì'..T('in outlinoc:, the other party may terminate this agreement upon thirty days written notice. IN WJTNESS vffiEREOF, the parties have hereunto affixed their signatures, The City of North Richland Hills, Texas, on the 24th day of May , 1971, "- and the Highway Department on the day of , 1971. ~.J~¿ CITY CR TARY CITY þ1 cS-iL () y- (Title of Signing Officer) By Approval Recommended: ~ Distric Maintenance Engineer Approved: ,e~~,~ District Engine r . \ f;} -1, 1rJ~Áj S " 'T' ~~" "." I en~or Árartlc ~nglncer -3- r' ""~. "'''' "oJ' , - "'l . .......... ¡ "- I ,. ,¡ Ã ! ¿~ ~',- : ~. L: ~<----... ~ :!.!..:. .ë::::= ~ \ '~ .... ""\ ...~,. . ~... ~ 7. 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