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MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, TEXAS
HELD AT THE CITY HALL, 4101 MORGAN CIRCLE,
MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1967
CALL TO ORDER
The City Council was called to order by
Mayor Calv.in Luper at 7:30 P.M.
ROLL CALL
Present:
Mayor Calv.in F. Luper
J. R. "Buck" Hubbard
Harold B. Daley
D.ick Faram
Jim Cato
Fred Chester
Absent:
J. B. Sandlin
P. M. "Tex" Dodson
Staff:
John P. Hall
Marion Massey
INVOCATION
The invocat.ion was g.iven by City Attorney
Marion Massey.
CONSIDERATION OF
MINUTES OF PRE-
VIOUS MEETING
Councilman Hubbard moved, seconded by
Counc.ilman Chester that the minutes of
the March 13, 1967 meeting be approved
as submitted. Upon vote, the mot.ion
carried unan.imously.
PRESENTATIONS OF
THE CITY COUNCIL
~.W.S.C. BOARD
Mayor Calv.in F. Luper indicated that the
term of Mr. Herb Slaughter, Board Member
of the Tarrant County Water Supply Cor-
poration would expire on April 1, 1967.
Mayor Luper placed .in nominat.ion the name
of Councilman Harold B. Daley to be appo.inted to a two (2)
year term as a member of the Board of the Tarrant County Water
Supply Corporat.ion. Councilman J. R. Hubbard seconded the
nominat.ion and called for the question. The Counc.il voted 4-0
.in favor of seating Counc.ilman Daley for a two year term.
Councilman Daley abstained from voting. The Mayor .instructed
the City Manager to prepare a suitable plaque for presentation
to Mr. Herb S laughter for serv.ices he rendered to the C.i ty and
the Corporat.ion.
PRESENTATIONS OF
THE CITY MANAGER
CC G-90 Acquisition and Design of Park
Site, North Richland Elementary
S~hool Area. (Tabled from 3-13-
67 City Council Meeting).
Following a brief discussion of this item
by the City Council, it was requested by Councilman Faram that
the area to be included in the park site be better described
and that the matter be tabled until the City Council has an
opportunity to meet .in .informal session with the Birdville
Independent School District to determine the pos.ition of the
School Trustees regarding placement of neighborhood park sites
on school campuses.
On motion made by Councilman Daley, seconded by Council-
man Cato, consideration of Council Commun.ication G-90 was
tabled and the City Manager was requested to schedule a meet-
ing between the City Council and the Birdville Independent
School District Board of Trustees to discuss this matter. The
motion carr.ied by a vote of 5-0.
CC G-94 Riqht-of-
WaY1 Richland Oaks
Addition Drainaqe
the easterly
construction
The City Manager presented Counc.il Communi-
cation G-94 and indicated that an indepen-
dent appraisal report had been prepared on
the s.ix parcels that would be required to
construct a drainage rel.ief channel along
boundary of the Richland Oaks Addition for ultimate
of a drainage rel.ief channel.
The Council was informed that the appraisals of the pro-
perty indicated that the property to be acquired, with the ex-
ception of the Kinman Tract, known as parcel No. 6r was largely
property from the rear of lots along Strummer and mainly drain-
age ditch so that the value on these five parcels was substan-
tially lower than the value established on the Kinman Tract,
Parcel No.6.
It was recommended that the City Council authorize the City
Manager to initiate immediate negotiations with the five pro-
perty owners concerned and that preliminary discussions be ini-
tiated with Mr. Kinman, owner of the 2.69 acre tract abutting
Harwood and Jerri Jo.
Councilman Faram stated that there was immediate need to
acquire this right-of-way and that the City could not afford
to wait for any period of time to acquire the property .in ques-
tion. He indicated that time was of the essence and the City
Manager be instructed to begin immediately on the purchase of
right-of-way for parcels 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 and that discussions
for the purchase be started on parcel 6.
Councilman Fred Chester moved, seconded by Counc.ilman Faram
that work begin immediately on the purchase of the right-of-way
for the Richland Oaks Rel.ief Channel and that the City Manager
meet w.ith property owners to discuss this project and secure
the right-of-way on parcels 1-5 and that Mr. K.inman be contacted
to secure parcel 6 from h.im, Council to act on acqu.is.ition of .
parcel 6. The motion carried uninmously 5-0.
CC G-95 Taxicab
Franchise Ordinance
had an opportunity
Council Communication G-95 was presented
to the City Council, but it was .indicated
that the City Attorney had failed to rece.ive
an agenda of the meeting and that he had not
to review the proposed franchise ordinance.
Councilman Faram moved, seconded by Councilman Chester
that consideration of this matter be tabled until the next
regularly scheduled Council meeting so that the City Attorney
would have an opportunity to review the contents of the pro-
posed franchise ordinance. Motion carried unan.imously 5-0.
££-R=31 Award of
Annual Gasoline
Contract
line. The motion
CC P-32 Purchase
of Fire Hose
bid price of $1.078
vote of 5-0.
Councilman Chester moved, seconded by
Councilman Daley that the purchase of gas-
oline for a one year period be awarded to
the Sinclair Oil Company on its total low
bid of $0.1285 per gallon for regular gaso-
line and $0.1445 per gallon for ethyl gaso-
carried unanimously by a vote of 5-0.
Councilman Chester moved, seconded by
Councilman Hubbard that the City purchase
1,000 linear feet of fire hose from the
Tarrant County Fighter's Association on the
per foot. Motion carried unanimously by a
The City Manager presented Council Communi-
cation C-30 for the Council's consideration
indicating that both drainage easements had
been acquired by the City for $200 each
and that the City was prepared to issue the
work order on the project. It was indicated that the original
bid of $5,619.68 had been increased due to an increase in the
cost of excavation and backfilling from $1.75 per cubic yard to
$3.00 per cubic yard and that there was an additional cost factor
caused by the erection of a fence since bids had been received.
CC C-30 Work Order
!§sue, Stevens
Street Drainaqe
On motion made by Councilman Chester, seconded by Council-
man Hubbard, the City Manager was authorized to issue the work
order on the Stevens Street Storm Drainage Project, contract
to cost $6,293.68. Motion carried unanimously by a vote 5-0.
CC TA-46 Tax
Ad 1ustment
On motion made by Councilman Chester,
seconded by Councilman Faram, the City
Council unanimously approved the tax
adjustment - cancellation on Lot 5R,
Block 2, Richland Oaks Addition.
There being no further business to come before the Council,
the meeting adjourned at 8:45 P.M.
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