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INVOCATION
APPROVAL OF THE
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PREVIOUS MEETING
ITEM ADDED
TO AGENDA
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MINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL MEETI~ OF
THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS,
HELD AT THE CITY HALL, 4101 MORGAN CIRCLE,
OCTOBER 12, 1970 - 7:30 P.M.
The 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.
PRESENT:
Mayor:
Councilmen:
Marion L. Massey
M. E. Riddle
J. R. Hubbard
Dick Faram
W. F. Polster
Tom E. Newman
J. F. Cato
Charles L. Owen
STAFF PRESENT:
City Manager:
City Secretary:
City Attorney:
City Engineer:
Jack D. Russell
Evalyn R. Huston
Dennis Morrow
William R. Ratliff
ABSENT:
None
The invocation at this City Council meeting was
given by Councilman Charles L. Owen.
Regular City Council Meeting - September 28, 1970
Councilman Newman moved, seconded by Councilman
Hubbard, that the City Council approve the minutes
of the regular City Council meeting of September 28,
1970 as presented. The motion carried by a vote
of 7-0.
Mr. Asa Short, Member of Park & Recreation Commission
Mr. Short appeared before the City Council showing
aerial map of the North Hills Lake and Dam area and
informed the City Council of his plans for utiliza-
tion of this area as a park and recreation area.
This plan includes drainage work and dirt work nec-
essary to remodeling this land for usage. Councilman
Hubbard moved, seconded by Councilman Newman, that
Mr. Short meet with the City Manager, and the City
Engineer, if necessary, to finalize all plans, in-
cluding dirt work and drainage work, prepare cost
estimates and present full report to the City Council
for review. The motion carried by a vote of 7-0.
CITY ENGINEER'S
REPORT
CIP PROJECT
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CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM STATUS REPORT
Consulting Engineer, William R. Ratliff, represented
a Capital Improvements Status Report to the City
Council as of August 31, 1970 which is as follows:
"FUNDS ON HAND 8/31/70 ........... $ 779,813.98
FUNDS NECESSARY TO COMPLETE
PROJECTS UNDER CONTRACT........... $ 468,508.35
FUNDS PRESENTLY AVAILABLE
FOR ADDITIONAL PROJECTS........... $ 311,305.63
ORIGINAL BONDS AUTHORIZED........ $4,380,000.00
AMOUNT ISSUED TO DATE ............ $2,500,000.00
AMOUNT REMAINING TO BE ISSUED.... $1,880,000.00
FUNDS PRESENTLY AVAILABLE FOR
ADDITIONAL PROJECTS (FROM ABOVE) $ 311,305.63
TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE TO
COMPLETE ORIGINAL PROGRAM ................ $2,191,305.63
PROJECTS IN ORIGINAL PROGRAM
REMAINI~ TO BE CONSTRUCTED
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$2,584,078.50
(-)$ 392,772.S?
FUNDS DUE FROM GENERAL FUND ...... $ 72,761.29
FUNDS DUE FROM ASSESSMENTS
LEVIED· ........................... $ 148,674.16
$ 221,435.45
TOTAL PROGRAM ANTICIPATED DEFICIT (-)$ 171,337.42
3.9%"
ALLOCATION OF FUNDS FOR ADDITION OF GLENVIEW DRIVE
FROM HIGHWAY 121 TO DAWN DRIVE
Councilman Riddle moved, seconded by Councilman
Hubbard, that the City Council authorize the
Consulting Engineers to advertise for bids on the
improvement of Glenview Drive from State Highway
121 to Rufe Snow Drive and to table the other por-
tion of Glenview Drive improvement until the City
Manager can contact Mr. Richard Russell of the
Russell Company, owner of the additional property
involved on Glenview Drive west of Rufe Snow Drive,
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to determine if they would be in agreeænt to paying
their assessment in advance of construction.
Mr. Richard Russell of the Russell Company was
present in the audience and advised the City Council
he would be pleased to pay this assessment in ad-
vance for their property from Rufe Snow Drive to
the end of their ownership on the west, however,
since there are other interested parties in the
ownership he would prefer to check with them and
will give the City an answer in writing within ten
days. Mr. William R. Ratliff informed the City
Council that it would take at least ten days to
prepare the necessary work involved for bidding and
he would like the authority to advertise as stated
above and could hold off on this item being adver-
tised until the Council could give him a decision
on the other portion of Glenview Drive as discussed.
Upon a call for vote on the motion, the IOOtion
carried by a vote of 7-0.
CIP PROJECT
ALLOCATION OF FUNDS FOR EXTENSION OF GLENVIEW DRIVE
FROM DAWN DRIVE TO DIAMOND LOCH
Discussion of this item was covered under previous
item above.
CITIZEN
PRESENTATION
PARKING - RICHLAND HIGH SCHOOL AREA
MRS. HAROLD DOBKINS
5108 HOLIDAY LANE
Formal petition was presented to the City as follows:
"WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HOME OWNERS IN THE 5100 BLOCK
OF HOLIDAY LANE EAST FEEL THAT "NO PARKI~" SIGNS
ON OUR BLOCK ARE NEITHER NEEDED NOR DESIRED. WE
HAVE NO ENCOUNTERED EXCESSIVE ALL-DAY PARKING AND
PREFER THAT VJE BE ALLOWED TO PARK IN FRONT OF OUR
OWN HOMES.
MR. & MRS. HAROLD DOBKINS, 5108 HOLIDAY LANE
MR. & MRS. EARL GARRETT, 5104 HOLIDAY LANE
MR. & MRS. LAY HAYS, 5120 HOLIDAY LANE EAST
MR. & MRS. CHARLES HARRIS, 5112 HOLIDAY LANE
MR. & MRS. CECIL H. BUSHAGER, 5116 HOLIDAY LANE
MR. & MRS. DAVID G. KI~, 5124 HOLIDAY LANE
JACK D. McFARLAND, 5128 HOLIDAY LANE"
The original of this petition is attached to these
original minutes for permanent record.
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Mrs. Harold Dobkins appeared before the City Council
asking for reIOOval of the no parking signs in the
5100 block of Holiday Lane and this is the only area
she is concerned with.
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Councilman Hubbard roved, seconded by Councilman
Riddle, that the City Council authorize the reroval
of no parking signs in the 5100 block of Holiday
Lane and all of Janetta Drive. Councilman Faram
roved, seconded by Councilman Owen, that the motion
be amended that the City Council authorize the no
parking signs to be covered in the 5100 block of
Holiday Lane and all of Janetta Drive on a temporary
basis and have a committee appointed to study the
entire parking problem around Richland High School
and report their findings to the City Council for a
complete answer to the problem. Upon a call for
vote on the amendment, the rotion carried by a vote
of 4-3; Councilmen Hubbard, Riddle, Faram and Owen
voting yes; Councilmen Polster, Newman and Cato
voting no. Upon a call for vote on the original
rotion, as amended, the rotion carried by a vote of
4-3; Councilmen Riddle, Hubbard, Faram and Owen
voting yes; Councilmen Polster, Newman and Cato
voting no.
COMMITTEE
APPOINTMENT
RE: RICHLAND HIGH SCHOOL PARKING
Jack D. Russell, Chairman
Mrs. Harold Dobkins
Mrs. Jack Boller
J. R. Hubbard, Councilman
Billy Smith, Principal Richland High School
Mr. Charles Harris
Tom E. Newman, Councilman
Mrs. Wanda Putman
Mr. Richard Robbins, 7200 Lola Drive appeared before
the City Council asking that the no parking around
the Richland High School be maintained and enforced
as previously adopted by the City Council.
CIP INVOICE
CROWLEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
3-307 (2)
Contract No. 7
Partial Estimate No. 7
MACKEY CREEK STORM DRAIN, SECTION 2
$19,282.05
Councilman Hubbard roved, seconded by Councilman
Polster, that the City Council follow the recommen-
dation of the Consulting Engineers, and authorize
payment to Crowley Construction Company on 3-307(2),
Contract No.7, Partial Estimate No.7, Mackey
Creek Storm Drain, Section 2, in the aIOOunt of
$19,282.05. The motion carried by a vote of 7-0.
PLANNIID
AND ZONI~
PZ 70-20 and PZ 70-22
GEORGE W. BORIID
SECOND READIID
DISPOSITION OF
OCTOBER 26, 1970
CITY COUNCIL
MEETING
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PZ 70-20; to rezone 32.S?7 acres out of the David
Moses Survey from Agriculture to Commercial
PZ 70-22; to rezone 11.437 acres out of the David
Moses Survey from Agriculture to Local Retail
Mayor Massey declared the City Council to be in
Public Hearing for second reading on these two
zoning cases and invited those present to speak
against the approval of these zoning cases to speak
before the City Council. Those appearing asking
for denial of this zoning was:
Mr. W. N. Ratcliff
Mr. Marcus Robertson
Mr. Eric Hill
Mayor Massey invited those wishing to speak for
approval of these zoning cases to appear before
the City Council. Those appearing asking for
approval of these zoning cases was:
Mr. George W. Boring
Mayor Massey declared the Public Hearing closed on
PZ 70-20 and PZ 70-22.
Upon a call for vote on PZ 70-20, the vote was as
follows:
YES: Councilmen Hubbard and Faram
NO: Councilmen Riddle, Polster,
Newman, Cato and Owen
APPROVAL OF THIS ZONING CASE DENIED BY A VOTE OF 2-5.
Upon a call for vote on PZ 70-22, the vote was as
follows:
YES: Councilman Hubbard
NO: Councilmen Riddle, Faram, Polster,
Newman, Cato and Owen
APPROVAL OF THIS ZONING CASE DENIED BY A VOTE OF 1-6.
Due to the Texas Municipal League Meeting being
held in Fort Worth October 25, 26 and 27, 1970, the
City Council unanimously agreed to cancel the
regularly City Council meeting scheduled to be
held October 26, 1970.
CITIZEN
PRESENTATION
ADJOURNMENT
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Mr. Stephen K. Dunkelberg
5829 Tourist Drive
838-0639
RE: PROPOSED SALE OF CITY LAKE AND LAND ADJACENT
IN NORTH HILLS
Mr. Dunkelberg had left the City Council meeting
and was not present for appearance before the
Council.
There being no further items on the City Council
agenda for consideration, Councilman Newman moved,
seconded by Councilman Hubbard, that the City
Council meeting be adjourned. The motion carried
by a vote of 7-0.
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LUMBER - BUILDING MATERIALS - MILL WORK
GENERAL OFFICE: 4329 E, BELKNAP STREET
FORT WORTH. TEXAS
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MAILING ADDRESS:
p, O. BOX 7576
RIVERSIDE STATION
FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76111
PROJECTED VALUES AND TAX REVENUE FROM
DIN~OND LOCH DEVELOPMENT
268 residential lots with homes of average value
of $50,000.00 - each $13,400,000.00
506 apartment units with a total value of $6,000~00aòO
Total projected value
$19,400,000.00
Based on a taxable value of 55% of market value
$10,670,000.00
Total projected tax revenue for project based on
$1.20 per $100.00 taxable value - $128,040.00 per
year.
CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS. TEXAS
4101 MORGAN CIRCLE . P. O. Box 13305 . FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76118
October 16, 1970
NOTICE OF SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETIl'G
MONDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 19, 1970 - 7:30 P. M.
I have received bids on the Detective car and the Public Works vehicle.
The bids on both vehicles exceed the amount budgeted because of the
increase in price on 1971 models and the elimination of the fleet discount.
In order to stay within the budget, I have taken bids on new 1970 out of
stock models. We can purchase 1970 models and stay within the budget, but
they will only hold them until Tuesday. This is the reason for the
necessity of a special meeting - - we can obtain a substantial savings if
we take action Monday night. There will be no new 70 low priced IOOdels
available after Tuesday. I will have the specifications and if possible
the vehicles available for your inspection and consideration Monday night.
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City Manager
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