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THE STATE OF TEXAS
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, make thi Affidavit and hereby on oath state the follows I,
and /or a person or persons related to me, have a substantial
" interest in a business entity that would be peculiarly affected by
a vote or decision of the as
those terms are defined in Chapt r 171, Texas Local Government Code.
The business entity is f�XRZ /U $ �!ufG
(name a d address)
I have a substantial interest in this business entity for the
following asons: (Check all wnich are applicable)
Ownership of 10% or more of the voting stock or
shares of the business entity.
Ownership of 10% or more or $5,000 or more of the
fair market value of the business entity.
Funds received from the business entity exceed 10%
of gross income for the previous year.
Real property is involved and
have an equitable or legal ownership with a fair
market value of at least $2,500.
A relative of mine has a substantial interest in the
business entity or property that would be affected
by a decision of the public body of which I am a
member.
Upon filing of this affidavit with the City Secretary, I affirm
that I will abstain from voting on any decision involving this
business entity and from any further p i at n on this matter
whatsoever.
Signed this /s� day of 19
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BEFO E ME, the Amdersigned authority, this day personally appeared
and on oath stated that the
facts her 11L na ove stated are true to the best of
knowledge or belief.
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Notary Public 'Notary Public in an or
STATE OF TEXAS the State of Texas
My Comm. Exp. 02104193
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THE STATE OF TEXAS
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as a member of the
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make this hffidavit and hereby on oath state the following: I,
and /or a person or persons related to me, have a substantial
interest in a business entity that would be peculiarly affected by
a vote or decision of the l to Q as
those terms are defined in Chapter 171, Texas Local Government Code.
The business entity is
(name and address)
�. I have a substantial interest in this business entity for the
following reasons: (Check all which are applicable)
�R Ownership of 10% or more of the voting stock or
shares of the business entity.
Ownership of 10% or more or $5,000 or more of the
fair market value of the business entity.
N .� `• Funds received from the business entity exceed 10%
of gross income for the previous year.
Real property is involved and
have an equitable or legal ownership with a fair
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market value of at least $2,500.
A relative of mine has a substantial interest in the
business entity or property that would be affected
by a decision of the public body of which I am a
member.
Upon filing of this affidavit with the City Secretary, I affirm
that I will abstain from voting on any decision involving this
business entity and from any further participation on this matter
whatsoever.
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BEFORE E, th u�d rsigned authority, this day personally appeared
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knowledge or belief. tl
Sworn to and subscribed to be ore me on this day of
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SANDRA L. LeGRAND the State of Texas
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May 15, 1991
Mr. Rick Wilhelm
Councilperson, City of Southlake
1330 Woodbrook Lane
Southlake, TX 76092
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Dear Mr. Wilhelm: �hC IJZ-, `� &I C a Qi�)
We have been residents of 1200 Cypress Creek Circle for seven
years this month. We have patiently paid our taxes and quietly
inquired into the possibility of street repairs. We have been
given excuses for seven years. More than seven years of no
repairs have caused the streets to deteriorate to the point that
complete reconstruction is now required and we are told that this
responsibility has been delegated to Tarrant County. We would
like very much to hear an explanation.
Why did it take seven years to determine that this is a problem
for the County? We are more than mildly upset with this
situation - -we're angry. It's an embarrassment to us when friends
visit. There is always a comment from first time visitors:
"Nice neighborhood - -too bad about the streets ". Our home is now
for sale and interested parties have refused to view the house
upon seeing the condition of the streets. Our neighbors have a
contract for sale on their home contingent upon the repair of the
streets. The streets have been responsible for damage to the
underside of our automobile. Where should we turn for
satisfaction? Do you recommend we call Tarrant County officials?
We welcome your suggestions, comments, or instructions for
getting a definite commitment for street reconstruction from the
City of Southlake or Tarrant County.
Please advise at your earliest opportunity.
Sincerely,
Lorn and Gwen Bolton
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Betty Springer
Jerry Farrier
Sally Hall
W. Ralph Evans
Mike Barnes
MAY 211991
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As concerned parents and residents of the Carroll Independent School District we
urge the Southlake City Couincil to deny Commercial-2 zoning, which can involve
convenience stores and video arcades, on the southwest corner of Hwy. 1709 and
PeytonviUe Rd. This property lies directly across the street from the new high
school site. We realize that Commercial-2 zoning will bring added revenue
47 "city and the owners, however we feel this would be detrimental to the w
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As concerned parents and residents of the Carroll Independent School District, we
urge the Southlake City Couincil to deny Commercial -2 zoning, which can involve
convenience stores and video arcades, on the southwest corner of Hwy. 1709 and
�Peytonville Rd. This property lies directly across the street from the new high
school site. We realize that Commercial -2 zoning will bring added revenue to the
, °city and the owners, however we feel this would be detrimental to the well -being of
our students.
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As concerned parents and residents of the Carroll Independent School District, we
urge the Southlake City Couincil to deny Commercial-2 zoning, which can involve
convenience stores and video arcades, on the southwest corner of Hwy. 1709 and
Peytonvffie Rd. This property lies directly across the street from the new high
school site. We realize that Commercial-2 zoning will bring added revenue to the
city and the owners, however we feel this would be detrimental to the well-being of
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As concerned parents and residents of the Carroll Independent School Districts we
' urge the Southlake City CouinciL to deny Commercial. -2 zoning, which can involve
convenience stores and video arcades, on the southwest corner of Hwy. 1709 and
Peytonville Rd. This property lies directly across the street from the new high
' school site. We realize that Commercial -2 zoning will bring added revenue to the
city and the owners.. however we feel this would be detrimental to the well -being of
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As concerned parents and residents of the Carroll Independent School District, we
urge the Southlake City Couincil to deny Commercial --2 zoning, which can involve
convenience stores and video arcades, on the southwest corner of Hwy. 1709 and
Peytonville Rd. This property lies directly across the street from the new high
school site. We realize that Commercial -2 zoning will bring added revenue to the
city and the owners, however we feel this would be detrimental to the well -being of
our student s�
NAME (print) SIGNATURE ADDRESS
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As concerned parents and residents of the Carroll Independent School District, we
*�+ urge the Southlake City Couincil to deny Commercial -2 zoning, which can involve
convenience stores and video arcades, on the southwest corner of Hwy. 1709 and
Peytonville Rd. This property lies directly across the street from the new high
school site. We realize that Commercial -2 zoning will bring added revenue to the
city and the owners, however we feel this would be detrimental to the well -being of
our students�
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As concerned parents and residents of the Carroll Independent School District, we
urge the Southlake City Couincil to deny Commercial -2 zoning, which can involve
convenience stores and video arcades, on the southwest corner of Hwy. 1709 and
,. PeytonviUe Rd. This property lies directly across the street from the new high
school site. We realize that Commercial -2 zoning will bring added revenue to the
--'city and the owners, however we feel this would be detrimental to the well -being of
our studeh s�
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As concerned parents and residents of the Carroll Independent. School District, we
urge the Southlake City Couincil to deny Commercial -2 zoning, which can involve
convenience stores and video arcades, on the southwest corgi ec of Hwy. 1709 and
k rectly across the street from the new high
Peytonville Rd. This property lies di
>chool site. We realize that Commercial -2 zoning will bring added revenue to the
amity and the owners,, however we feel this would be detrimental to the well -being of
our students.
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As concerned parents and residents of the Carroll Independent School District, we
urge the Southlake City Couincil to deny Commercial 2 zoning, which can involve
convenience stores and video arcades, on the southwest corner of Hwy. 1709 and
Peytonvillre Rd. This property lies directly across the street from the new high
school site. We realize that Commercial. --2 zoning will bring added revenue to the
'city and the owners, however we feel this would be detrimental to the well -being of
our students
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urge the Southlake City Couincil to deny Commercial -2 zoning, which can involve
convenience stores and video arcades, on the southwest cornec of Hwy. 1709 and
Peytonville Rd. This property lies directly across the street from the new high
school site. We realize that Commercial. -2 zoning will bring added revenue to the
,city and the owners, however we feel this would be detrimental to the well -being of
our students.
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As concerned parents and residents of the Carroll Independent School District, we
urge the Southlake City Couincil to deny Commercial -2 zoning, which can involve
convenience stores and video arcades, on the southwest corner of Hwy. 1709 and
Peytonville Rd. This property lies directly across the street from the new high
school site. We realize that Commercial -2 zoning will bring added revenue to the
city and the owners,, however we feel this would be detrimental to the well -being of
our students
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City of Southlake, Texas
M E M O R A N D U M
May 3, 1991
TO: Curtis E. Hawk, City Manager
FROM: Karen P. Gandy, Zoning Administrator
SUBJECT: Proposed Ordinance No. 480 -D Revisions
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Enclosed are copies of proposed revisions to Ordinance No.
480. Included are the following topics:
1) Revisions to Bufferyard Section
2) Revisions to Specific Use Section
3) Additions to the Concept Plan and Development Site
Plan sections in the "CS" Community Service
District.
4) Definition changes: Lot, Tract, and Height of
Building
5) Revisions to three (3) Administrative Items
The rough draft of proposed changes in the Specific Use
Permit Section is an attempt to reduce some of the
requirements for specific /special exception use approval.
With the approved revisions to the Concept Plan requirements
now in place, I feel that a Concept Plan provides sufficient
data for the specific use /special exception use approval
process.
The reference to a plot plan further reduces the requirements
necessary for approval. The plot plan exhibit shows the
property boundaries, the existing structures, the distances
to the property lines, and the appropriate yard setbacks.
The plot plan can be prepared by the homeowner without the
aid of professional assistance.
There are six (6) uses proposed as Special Exception Uses
with approval by the Board of Adjustment. These uses would
be requested by the homeowner or by the developer after
zoning /concept plan approval has been granted by the City
Council. Further revisions to the Board of Adjustment
Section 44 will be necessary if the Council approves adding
the named Special Exception Uses to the Board of Adjustment's
duties again.
The issue of noncommercial radio antennae, both transmitting
and receiving, may need to be revised due to case law which
appears to limit local controls.
Attached please find Greg Last's memo further addressing the
proposed changes to the Bufferyard Section.
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SECTION 51
That Section 45, Specific Use Permits, of Ordinance No. 480,
as amended, is hereby amended by revising Subsection 45.1 thereof,
to read as follows:
" 45.1 GENERAL PROVISIONS - The uses list in this section
are prohibited in the City of Southlake unless and
until a specific use permit is granted for such use
by the City Council is accordance with the
requirements and procedures set forth in this
Section. A specific use permit shall be required
for the following uses:
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1. Sale of alcoholic beverages.
2. Outdoor entertainment centers (including ball
parks, miniature golf courses, golf driving
ranges, batting cages, carnivals, archery ranges
and similar uses).
3. Kennels
:. Portable buildings not otherwise permitted
under this ordinance. (As amended by Ord. 480 -
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3. Churches, synagogues, temples and other
si =ilar facilities for worship, fellowship and
education, subject to the following conditions:
a. The City Council shall impose such
reasonable conditions as it deems necessary to
cr =tect the residential neighborhoods, in so far
as practicable, from the detrimental effects of
noise, traffic, fire, etc. and to protect the
character of the neighborhood and the value of
surrounding properties:
b. in granting or denying such application,
the City Council shall consider such items as the
total land area to be devoted to the religious
use, the size of the church structures and the
congregation, the frequency of church services,
other activities which take place on the
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The City Council shall consider all effects of
such a facility, both beneficial and detrimental,
and shall deny such application ;Then the
detrimental effects substantially outweigh the
beneficial effects.
C. Children's nurseries, child day care
centers, and kindergartens may be approved as a
part of the main or accessory religious building
provided exterior instructional or play areas are
suitably fenced from any adjacent street, parking
area or property.
6. Public, semi - public and parochial/ private All except B -1, CS,
schools, not including correctional institutions HC, I -1 and I -2
or trade schools.
T. Public, semi - public and private golf courses AG, R., SF -lA, =___
together with related clubhouse, pro -shop and 1B, SF -30, SF -2C =..
maintenance/ storage buildings, provided no SF -20B, MF -1, X -:
building is closer than one hundred (100) feet and B -2
fro= any adjoining side or rear property lines or
closer than fifty (50) feet to a public street
right -of -way line.
S. Equestrian riding stables, tack rooms, show AG, I -2
rings, and rodeo grounds, either private or when
cperated as a business, provided adequate
»easures are employed to prevent health hazards
-a humans or animals, and adequate controls are
used so as not to create offensive nuisances or
--dcrs.
9. Dude ranches catering to temporary guests
soused cn the premises
10. Colleges, junior colleges, or other similar
institutions of higher learning, whether public
=r ;rivate, when located on a site of at least
tverty (20) acres, and provided such facilities
.lave direct access to a major thoroughfare street
o= .-.iq!-way and further provided that buildings
and intensive use outdoor facilities are set back
a =iri =u= of one hundred (100) feet from all
prcperty lines.
11. Airports, aviation field or aircraft
landing
areas.
12. Marina or yacht club, whether private or.
public.
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13. Comaunity centers and service clubs
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dedicated to social or recreational activities
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serving the City or neighborhood thereof. Such
SF -208, MF -1 and vF -
buildings and facilities shall be set back at
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least thirty (30) feet from all side and rear
property lanes and forty (40) feet from any
street line. The total ground floor area of all
such buildings and structures shall not cover,
more than twenty -five (25) percent of the site
area devoted to such facilities and activities.
14. Athletic stadiums, public or private, when
AG, RE, SF -1A, SF-
located adjacent to a thoroughfare or collector
is, SF- 30,SF -20A.
street.
SF -208, MF -1, ant
MF -
15. Fish hatcheries and fish farms.
AG, 1 -2
16. Public governmental buildings including
All
co=unity health centers and recreation
buildings, libraries, museums, postal stations,
and administrative offices of federal or state
government.
17. Servants or family quarters for domestic
AG, RE, SF -lA, S =-
servants employed on the premises or family
iB, SF -30
members of the owner of the premises and shall
not be rented or otherwise used as a separate
domicile provided the gross inhabitable square
footage of the floor area shall not exceed one
thousand (1,000) square feet. Such quarters may
be housed within the principal residential
dwelling, above a residential garage, or be part
of an accessory building on the same premises,
and shall comply with minimum standards for
light, health, safety and occupancy in
conforaance with other applicable City Codes and
Ordinances. If the quarters exist as a separate
accessory building to the principal dwelling,
such quarters must be located at a distance of at
least thirty (30) feet behind the principal
dwelling, or not be visible from the street; in
addition, such quarters must share a common
street access with the principal dwelling. All
utilities rust be on the same meter as the
principal dwelling. A separate septic system
fr =a the principal dwelling is required if the
quarters are housed other than in the principal
dwelling.
13. Temporary real estate sales office,
All
including manufactured housing, to be located on
property being sold for a period of sale
exceeding two (2) years.
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19. Sales and service of new automobiles,
trucks, or notorhomes.
20. Sales and service of used automobiles,
trucks, or notorhomes.
21. Medical care facilities: nursing and care
homes, hospitals, with their related facilities
and supportive retail and personal services used,
operated by or under the control of the hospital
primarily for the convenience of patients, staff
and visitors when located on a site of not less
than five (5) acres.
22. Helistop.
23. Cemetery Uses.
a. Application
cemetery use must be
include:
An application for a
in writing and shall
(1) Name and address of applicant.
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(2) Location and legal description of
proposed cemetery land.
(3) Complete plan in conformity with the
requirements of Development Plan herein provided.
(4) Preliminary specifications of all
buildings, improvements, utility installations
and other facilities to be constructed on or
under the land proposed for zoning change.
(5) Such fur - .her reasonable information
as may be required by the City Council.
b. Development Plan - The cemetery shall
conform to the following minimum requirements:
(1) It shall be located on a well
drained site, properly graded to insure rapid
draining and freedom from stagnant pools of
water.
(2) All walkways and driveways within a
cemetery shall be all weather, hard - surfaced.
(3) When a public or community sewer
system is available, sewer connections shall be
installed as required by the local plumbing code.
If the cemetery is not to be served immediately
by a sewage collection system connected to a
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facility, the occupancy of any building,
residence or other structure shall be restricted
until a septic tank and subsurface drainage field
designed and constructed in accordance with
methods and standards approved by the State
Deoart:ment of Health and the local plumbing code
have been installed, inspected and approved by _ _
the City.
If the permitted use is not to be served
immediately by a water utility, occupancy shall
be prohibited until water satisfactory for human
consumption is available from a source on the
land, or a public utility source, in adequate and
sufficient supply for human use and operation of
a septic tank and system. Individual water
supplies must be in conformity to the local
plumbing code.
(1) It shall conform to distance
requirements of 912a -24, Revised Civil Statutes
of Texas, as amended, and such minimum distances
shall be measured from the nearest city limit
point of any city or cities (other than the City
of Southlake, Texas) to the boundary of said
cemetery land nearest to the city limit of the
other city by direct line measurement.
(2) It shall be located not less than
five hundred (500) feet from any residence or
structure used for living purposes or any well,
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(4) All cemeteries must qualify and be
maintained as a perpetual care center as provided
in article 912a, Revised Civil Statutes of Texas,
as amended, and any other applicable state laws.
(5) The cemetery must comply with all
building codes, including but not limited to
plumbing, electrical, street, and general codes
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of the City of Southlake, Texas, or other
applicable governmental authority.
(6) All use of the surface land or
underground, or buildings or structures of any
type shall comply with all applicable City,
County, State, Federal or other governmental
agency requirements as to health, sanitation,
ventilation, pollution and associated matters.
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c. Location - Any cemetery, or any portion of
land designated for the use thereof, shall comply
with the following minimum requirements as to
lccation:
(1) It shall conform to distance
requirements of 912a -24, Revised Civil Statutes
of Texas, as amended, and such minimum distances
shall be measured from the nearest city limit
point of any city or cities (other than the City
of Southlake, Texas) to the boundary of said
cemetery land nearest to the city limit of the
other city by direct line measurement.
(2) It shall be located not less than
five hundred (500) feet from any residence or
structure used for living purposes or any well,
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creek, lake, tank, reservoir or pond, or other
such water source or place of storage, passage,
or drainage.
d. Parking - All parking shall be off - street
parking with an all- weather surface located in
the rear or side yard next to buildings. There
shall be one (1) parking space for each four (4)
seats in any assembly portion of any building or
structure.
(1) All land actually used for buildings
and /or burial spaces shall be completely enclosed
in a fence vith gates capable of being locked to
prevent trespassers from entering said premises.
(2) Any additional fencing, screening,
galls, landscaping, or ornamental planting shall
be installed if deemed necessary by the City
Council in relation to the property itself or in
relation to any adjoining property.
24. The City Council may authorize the
establishment of retail operations in an amount
exceeding fifteen (15) percent of the net square
footage of any one office structure if said
increase is the consolidation of retail space
from a number of different office structures
under common ownership for the purpose of
achieving efficiency of use and cost economies.
An exarple of this use would be found in a
business park which might contain five separate
office structures. A cafeteria or food service
establishment to service all five structures
might be located in one central structure under
the common control, direction or plan of a common
ownership and management group.
The City Council shall be authorized to grant
specific use permits to allow the consolidation
of the fifteen (15) percent retail support sales
activity, provided that the fifteen (15) percent
^axiaua usage for retail sales limitation shall
be maintained throughout an overall common
project.
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25. The erection and maintenance of antennas, All
satellite dishes, telecommunication facilities or
towers in excess of maximum height regulations
for this district where such structures are
related to principal permitted uses occupying the
structures to which they are attached or affixed.
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26. Day nurseries or equivalent childcare
facilities operated principally for the benefit
and service of employees working within the
office building or consolidated office complex.
If the City Council should choose to grant a
specific use permit for this activity, the
activity shall not be subject to or included
within the fifteen (15) percent calculation for
supporting retail services as outlined for other
supporting retail activities.
27. The location of day nurseries or similar
childcare activities, if said activity is clearly
designed to support neighborhood requirements in
the residential areas lying in close proximity to
the specific use site.
28. Studios designed for the practice, education
or training in art, dance, music, drama, photo,
or interior design.
29. Outdoor storage of plants or other greenery
if conducted as a portion of the retail
operations of another principal use permitted
within this district. This specific use permit
is designed to permit the City Council to allow
limited outdoor garden sales activity in
conjunction with traditional retail operations
subject to the establishment of safeguards deemed
necessary and appropriate to protect adjoining
properties.
In granting a specific use permit for this
activity, the City Council is authorized to set
out specialized buffering, screening, design and
signage requirements to ensure that the outdoor
storage, display and sale is totally compatible
with the specific site and all surrounding land
uses.
30. The City Council may permit the construction
of residential units if they are constructed as
a portion of a mixed use development within a
single structure. This specific provision is
designed and intended to allow the construction
of studio or loft -type apartments or condominium
living units on the floor or floors above office
and retail -type activities situated on a ground
floor.
31. A residential unit(s) for the exclusive use
of an employee or employees of the principal use,
placed upon the site when such employee(s) will
be fulfilling the duties of night* watchman or
caretaker for the site. In approving the
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construction of a residential unit under this
provision, the City Council may establish such
terms and conditions as it deems necessary to
protect the interest of the community at large,
the business applicant and the future occupant of
the residential structure.
32. Private airfields and aircraft landing area. CS, AG, C -3
33. veterinary clinics for large animal care, to I -1, I -2
include such restrictions as the City Council
deems necessary for protecting adjacent
properties from negative environmental impacts.
34. The construction of accessory buildings AG, NF-1, 8F -2,
or structures of a size or aggregate size greater SF -1A, SF -1B, SF-
than that permitted under the accessory building 30, SF -201,
requirements of the zoning district in which the SF -20B
property lies.
35. Paper or metal processing and storage. I -2
36. Gravel crushing, screening and washing. I -2
37. Dyecasting manufacture. I -2
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39. Concrete roducts mlinufacturinq. I -2
40. Boiler making, repairing and boiler work.
41. Asphalt storage, liquid or solid.
42. Meat processing plants.
43. Golf driving range.
44. Petroleum Operations The City Council may
grant this use as a•specific use permit, subject
to compliance with the following provisions:
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a. In granting or denying a use in this
category, the City Council must bear in mind that
these sites are not to be located contiguous to
residentially zoned properties and should be
located in such a manner as to preclude the
necessity to travel through residentially zoned
areas to reach these sites. Petroleum operations
should never be placed in an environmentally
sensitive area and should be allocated only to
those areas appropriately supported by public
utility infrastructure and major arterial
thoroughfares. Environmental impacts of this use
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whether to grant or deny an application.
b. The City Council may permit the following
uses within this category.
(1) On -site storage of petroleum
products. __-
(2) Pipe line transfer or servicing
operations relating to the delivery of petroleum
based products.
(3) Petroleum distribution points of a
wholesale nature designed to allow the loading or
off - loading of truck facilities in a non - retail
setting.
(4) Petroleum blending operations.
(5) Any or all other petroleum related
uses which in the opinion of the City Council
appear to be in character with the permitted uses
for this district.
C. No specific use permit shall be granted
unless a developmental site plan as set forth in
Section 27.6 is submitted to, and approved by,
the City Council.
45. The City Council may authorize a waiver of
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the solid wall screen requirement for outdoor
stcrage, only when such outdoor storage abuts a
lot or tract zoned AG, and only when there is no
residence on such lot or tract within five
hundred (500) feet of the storage area. The City
Council has no authority to waive Section 38
Screening Requirements where the outdoor storage
abuts properly zoned residential. The applicant
requesting a waiver of screening requirements
must submit a map to the City Council showing
that the outside storage area is so situated that
it will not be an eyesore, and is sufficiently
distanced from any residences.
46. Community Health Centers. CLI"FlIC '�J
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receiving antennae and non - commercial radio
SF -iB, SF -30,
transmitting antennae limited in height to sixty
SF -20A, SF -20B,
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of the dwelling or use facing a public street),
and further provided no electrical, radio or
television signal interference is created which
would adversely affect such signals, whether
audio or visual, to nearby dwellings and other
permitted uses. Any and all television satellite
dishes shall be installed in the required rear
yard in such a manner as to reduce or eliminate
their visibility from all public rights -of -way.
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51. In-home daycare per state regulations.
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52. In-home swimming lessons.
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SEU Special Exception Use (Board of Adjustment)
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ORDINANCE NO. 480 REVISIONS
May 15, 1991
Revise Section 3.3 as follows:
"3.3 BUILDING PERMITS REQUIRED - No building or other
structure shall be erected, moved, added to or
structurally altered without a permit therefore issued by
the Administrative Official. No building permit shall be
issued by the Administrative Official except in
conformity with the provisions of this ordinance or other
ordinances of the City unless approved by the Zoning
Board of Adjustment in the form of an administrative
review or variance as provided by this ordinance."
Revise Section 4, Definitions, to read as follows:
HEIGHT OF BUILDING - is the vertical distance above a reference
datum measured to the highest point of the coping of a
flat roof or to the deck line of a mansard roof or to the
average height of the highest gable of a pitched or
hipped roof. The reference datum shall be selected by
either of the following, whichever yields a greater
height of building:
1) The elevation of the highest adjoining sidewalk
or ground surface within a 5 -foot horizontal
distance of the exterior wall of the building
when such sidewalk or ground surface is not more
than 10 feet above lowest grade.
2) An elevation 10 feet higher than the lowest
grade when the sidewalk or ground surface
described in Item 1 above is more than 10 feet
above lowest grade.
The height of a stepped or terraced building is the
maximum height of any segment of the building.
(U.B.C. '91 Edition)
"" LOT - A lot which is part of a subdivision, the plat of which has
i been recorded in the office of the County Clerk; or a lot
formed by the division of land as shown on an exhibit or
plat which has been recorded in the deed records or plat
records of the County Clerk's office.
TRACT - An unplatted parcel of land described by metes and bounds
and typically recorded in the County deed records."
"! Delete existing Section 7.4. Add new Section 7.4 as follows:
" ONE DWELLING LIM IT - In no case shall there be more than one
dwelling on a lot except in accordance with a PUD or
except as otherwise provided in this ordinance."
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May 15, 1991
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Add new Section 7.6 as follows:
" BUILDING ACROSS LOT LINES - No building or structure may be
constructed across platted lot lines unless a revised
plat is approved and filed of record."
Revise Section 8, "CS" Community Section District by adding Section
8.6, 8.7, and 8.8 to read:
"8.6 CONCEPT PLAN - A Concept Plan meeting the
requirements of Section 41 of this ordinance shall be
submitted with the a request for zoning to a CS Community
Service District.
All properties zoned at the effective date of this
ordinance which do not have an approved Concept Plan on
file with the City shall submit a Concept Plan meeting
the requirements of Section 41 of this ordinance prior to
submittal of the development site plan.
The Concept Plan shall be processed in accordance with
this ordinance and state law for changes in zoning.
8.7 EFFECT OF CONCEPT PLAN - All subsequent site plans
shall substantially conform to the Concept Plan approved
with the zoning application.
8.8 DEVELOPMENT SITE PLAN - A development site plan
meeting the requirements of Section 40 shall be required
prior to the issuance of a building permit for any
construction in the CS district."
Revise Section 41, Concept Plans, to read as follows:
11 41.1 PURPOSE AND INTENT - Approval of a Concept Plan shall
be required in connection with any request for zoning to
any SF -30, SF -20A, SF -20B, S -P 72, CS, B -1, B -2, and HC
zoning districts, unless such zoning request is upon the
application of the City. Additionally, the Concept Plan
is intended to provide the Planning and Zoning Commission
and the City Council with the information and data that
is necessary to assess the merits of development in the
C -1, C -2, C -3, C -4, I -1 and I -2 districts."
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City of Southlake, Texas
M E M O R A N D U M
May 3, 1991
TO:
Curtis E.
Hawk,
City Manager
FROM:
Greg Last,
City
Planner
SUBJECT: REVISIONS TO SECTION 42, BUFFERYARDS
There have been considerable changes made to the bufferyard
section. Some of these changes are changes in "policy" and
some are "technical" changes to various requirements.
Following is a summary of some of these types of changes:
Policv Changes
1. Previous ordinance required that the necessary
bufferyard be shared by both the less intense and the
more intense use. This revision requires a bufferyard
only on the side of the more intense use.
2. Previous ordinance did not require any buffer between
adjacent similar non- residential uses. This revision
would require a 10' buffer between similar uses via two
5' wide Level 'A' bufferyards.
3. Bufferyard 'G' is a new bufferyard created to provide
additional green space along S.H. 114, F.M. 1938,
F.M. 1709 and Arterial 84' R.O.W. This buffer includes
a meandering 3' high berm to help conceal parked cars
while plantings are reduced to allow visibility to
commercial businesses.
Technical Changes
1. The number of bufferyard options has been greatly
reduced. The berm /wall, picket fence, and split -rail
fence options have all been eliminated.
2. The many optional widths has been reduced to two
options: 10' wide with required plantings, 20' wide
with a 20% reduction in plants.
3. A representative plant list has been added to reduce the
confusion when selecting plants to meet our requirements.
4. Charts are organized such that there are no shared
bufferyards and the more intense use provides the full
bufferyard.
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Curtis E. Hawk, City Manager
May 3, 1991
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ed from, "already
Wording in Table One tos ��platted and /or zoned property"
5 ' property" determining what
developed p the confusion in
to eliminate
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6. The table addressing
bufferyards adjacent to R•�'Wmatch
been changed to reflect headings that more close y
the streets in Southlake. has been
undeveloped property
7 The table addressing s that match our Land Use Plan.
changed to reflect heading
ranted by Council on Site Plans
8. Variances can now be q Council. Previously
and Concept Plans when review . bY
all variances were granted by
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42.2 DEFINITIONS
a. Bufferyard: A bufferyard is a unit of land, together
with a specified amount of planting thereon, and any
structures which may be required between land uses to
eliminate or minimize conflicts between them.
b. Canopy Trees: Canopy trees are those contributing to
the uppermost spreading branchy layer of a forest and
may be commonly referred to as shade trees.
C. Understory Trees: Small evergreen or deciduous trees
or large shrubs which typically would grow below the
1P top layer of the forest.
d. Shrubs: Plants which grow vertically in a multi-
branched growth pattern.
e. Ground Cover: Low growing, dense spreading plants
typically planted from containers.
f. Lawn Grasses: Thin bladed surface growing plants
typically planted from seed, sprigs or plugs.
42.3 LOCATION - Bufferyards shall be located within and along
the outer perimeter of a lot or boundary line. Bufferyards
may overlap drainage and /or utility easements, however
plantings should not impede the flow of water within a
drainage easement. Bufferyards shall not be located on any
portion of an existing or dedicated public street or
right -of -way.
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SECTION 42
BUFFERYARDS
42.1 PURPOSE AND INTENT
a. Bufferyards shall be required in accordance with this
section to separate different land uses from each
other in order to eliminate or minimize
nuisances such as dirt, litter, noise,
potential
glare of
lights, signs, and unsightly buildings or parking
areas, or to provide spacing to reduce
adverse
impacts of noise, odor, or danger from
fire or
explosions. Both the amount of land and the
type and
amount of planting and specified structures
for each
bufferyard are designed to lessen nuisances
between
adjacent land uses or between a land use and
a public
road.
42.2 DEFINITIONS
a. Bufferyard: A bufferyard is a unit of land, together
with a specified amount of planting thereon, and any
structures which may be required between land uses to
eliminate or minimize conflicts between them.
b. Canopy Trees: Canopy trees are those contributing to
the uppermost spreading branchy layer of a forest and
may be commonly referred to as shade trees.
C. Understory Trees: Small evergreen or deciduous trees
or large shrubs which typically would grow below the
1P top layer of the forest.
d. Shrubs: Plants which grow vertically in a multi-
branched growth pattern.
e. Ground Cover: Low growing, dense spreading plants
typically planted from containers.
f. Lawn Grasses: Thin bladed surface growing plants
typically planted from seed, sprigs or plugs.
42.3 LOCATION - Bufferyards shall be located within and along
the outer perimeter of a lot or boundary line. Bufferyards
may overlap drainage and /or utility easements, however
plantings should not impede the flow of water within a
drainage easement. Bufferyards shall not be located on any
portion of an existing or dedicated public street or
right -of -way.
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42.4 DETERMINATION OF BUFFERYARD REQUIREMENTS
a. Refer to Tables ON$, TWO or THREE to determine the
type of bufferyard required between two adjacent
". parcels or a parcel and a roadway. The letter
designations contained in the tables refer to the
different bufferyards described in Illustration A,
"Illustration of Bufferyards" attathed to this
section.
b. In all tables the applicant should begin along the
left column by determining the zoning of their tract
and then horizontally match the appropriate column to
determine the required bufferyard. The following is
a summary of all bufferyards. Plant materials
required are per 100 linear feet of property line.
All bufferyards have the option of reducing the
required plantings by 20% if the width of the
bufferyard is doubled.
42.5 REQUIREMENT OF PLANT MATERIALS
a. Minimum plant size when planted shall be as follows:
Under -
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Canopy Tree
Canopy
Story
Multi -Trunk Clump
6 feet (height)
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Trees
Trees
Shrubs
Width
Note
Deciduous
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2
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5'
Groundcover
One gallon containers
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4
12
10'
conditions and shall be planted in
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6
18
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should be hardy
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10
25
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42.5 REQUIREMENT OF PLANT MATERIALS
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a. Minimum plant size when planted shall be as follows:
Plant Material Type
Minimum Size
Canopy Tree
Single Stem /Trunk
1 1/2" caliper
Multi -Trunk Clump
6 feet (height)
L
Understory Tree
4 feet (height)
Shrub
PR
Deciduous
15 inches (height)
Evergreen
12 inches (height)
Groundcover
One gallon containers
b. Plant materials
shall be appropriate for the region
and local soil
conditions and shall be planted in
accordance with
good horticultural practice. Plants
selected should
require only low maintenance and
should be hardy
as to temperature and drought.
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d. All bufferyards, unless lawn grass or ground cover is
already established, shall be seeded with lawn grass
or planted with ground cover so as to assure coverage
within three years.
42.6 SUBSTITUTION OF PLANT MATERIALS - Specific planting
requirements for canopy trees, understory trees, shrubs and
evergreens /conifers are set forth in the various
bufferyards illustrated in Illustration A. Any existing
plant material which otherwise satisfies the requirements
of this section may be counted toward satisfying all
requirements.
42.7 REQUIRED STRUCTURES
a. Whenever a wall, fence or berm is required within a
bufferyard, it shall be constructed in accordance
with the specifications and design set forth in
Illustration B, "Illustration of Required Structures"
attached to this section. A "finished" side of a
wall or fence shall face the residential or less
intense use.
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The following is a list of representative plants
within each plant material type.
The applicant may
propose plants other than those
listed if the plant
seems appropriate for the intended
use.
Canopy Tree Understory Tree
Shrubs
Pecan Bradford Pear
Photinia Fraseri
Cedar Elm Redbud
Eleagnus
Red Oak Yaupon Tree
Dwarf Yaupon
Live Oak Vitex
Dwarf Burford Holly
Bur Oak Crape Myrtle
Lacebark Elm Jap. Black Pine
Dwarf Chinese Holly
Flowering Quince
Chin. Pistache Slash Pine
Forsythia
Austrian Pine Tx. Mtn. Laurel
Spiraea
C. The City reserves the right to
approve plants and
planting through an appointed horticulturalist,
landscape architect or other persons so qualified.
d. All bufferyards, unless lawn grass or ground cover is
already established, shall be seeded with lawn grass
or planted with ground cover so as to assure coverage
within three years.
42.6 SUBSTITUTION OF PLANT MATERIALS - Specific planting
requirements for canopy trees, understory trees, shrubs and
evergreens /conifers are set forth in the various
bufferyards illustrated in Illustration A. Any existing
plant material which otherwise satisfies the requirements
of this section may be counted toward satisfying all
requirements.
42.7 REQUIRED STRUCTURES
a. Whenever a wall, fence or berm is required within a
bufferyard, it shall be constructed in accordance
with the specifications and design set forth in
Illustration B, "Illustration of Required Structures"
attached to this section. A "finished" side of a
wall or fence shall face the residential or less
intense use.
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42.8 OPTIONAL BUFFERYARDS
a. The applicant may Choose to provide a more intense
bufferyard than the required bufferyard. (i.e.
provide a fence and reduce plantings).
Bufferyard Optional
Required By Tables Bufferyards
A ---------------------------- B,C,D,E,F,G
B---------------------------- C,D,E,F
C ----------------------------
D,E,F
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E---------------------- - - - - - F
F--------------------- - - NONE
G ---------------------------- B,C,D
42.9 DESIGN OF BUFFERYARD - The exact placement of required
plants and structures shall be the decision of each user
except that the following requirements shall be satisfied:
a. Plant material shall be credited to meet only one
bufferyard. (i.e. plants on corners do not satisfy
two bufferyards).
b. Required berms shall have a minimum height of three
feet (3 and no steeper than 2:1 side slopes. When
possible all berms shall be curved rather than
straight. Berms are not required to be continuous
and are preferred to be broken periodically. When
required, berms shall cover a minimum of 75% of the
length of the property line to be buffered.
42.10 USE OF BUFFERYARDS - A bufferyard may be used for passive
recreation, such as pedestrian, bike or equestrian trails,
provided that: (a) no plant material is eliminated, (b) the
total width of the bufferyard is maintained, and (c) all
other regulations of this ordinance are met. In no event
shall the following uses be permitted in a bufferyard:
playfields, stables, swimming pools, tennis courts or
similar facilities, accessory buildings, parking
facilities, or trash dumpsters.
42.11 CHANGES IN REQUIRED BUFFERY - Where the bufferyard
required between a land use and vacant land turns out to be
greater than that bufferyard which is required between
I the first use and the subsequently developed use, the
following options apply:
a. The initial existing use(s) may expand into the
original bufferyard, provided that the resulting
total bufferyard meets the bufferyard requirements of
this section.
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b. The existing use(s) may enter into agreements with
abutting landowners to use its existing bufferyard to
provide some or all of the required bufferyard of
both land uses. The total bufferyard shall equal the
minimum requirements of this section. Provided that
such an agreement can be negotiated, the initial use
may provide the second use some or all of its
required bufferyard and /or extra land on which it
might develop. The existing use may reduce its
excess bufferyard by transferring part or all of the
excess bufferyard to the adjoining landowner to serve
as its bufferyard. Any remaining excess buffer area
may be used by the existing use for expansion of that
use or for transfer by it to the adjoining landowner
to expand that adjoining use.
42.12 CONTRACTUAL REDUCTION OF BUFFERYARD ABUTTING VACA
When a land use is proposed adjacent to vacant land, and
the owner of the vacant land enters into a contractual
relationship with the owner :of the .developing land use, a
reduced bufferyard may be provided by that first use,
provided that the contract contains a statement by the
owner of the vacant land of an intent to develop at no
greater intensity than specified in the agreed upon zoning
category; and an agreement by that vacant landowner to
assume all responsibility for additional bufferyards if
needed at the time of development of the vacant land.
42.13 MAINTENANCE
a. The owner, tenant, and /or agent, if any, shall be
jointly and severally responsible for the maintenance
of all bufferyards.
b. Bufferyards shall be reasonably maintained including,
but not limited to, mowing (of grass of four (4)
inches or higher), edging, pruning, fertilizing,
watering, weeding, and other such activities common
to the maintenance of bufferyards.
C. Bufferyards shall be kept free of trash and litter
and other such material or plants not a part of the
bufferyard.
d. An underground automated watering system designed by
a licensed Texas irrigator, registered landscape
architect, or registered professional engineer shall
be installed and maintained in all bufferyards.
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time extension may be granted by the administrative
official if substantial evidence is presented to
indicate abnormal circumstances beyond the control of
the owner, lessee or agent.
f. Lack of maintenance shall constitute a violation of
this ordinance.
42.14 VARIANCES - The responsibility for granting variances
shall be as follows:
a. City Council: On all site plans and concept plans
requiring review by the Planning Commission and
approval by the City Council, variances to the
bufferyards may be granted by the City Council.
b. Board of Adjustment: On all other site plans,
variances to the bufferyards may be granted by the
Board of Adjustment.
42.15 ENFORCEMENT
All bufferyards shall be installed per the requirements of
this section prior to the issuance of a Certificate of
Occupancy. It shall be the responsibility of the Building
Official to confirm the adequacy of the installed
bufferyard.
Document Name: SEC42.A
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e. All plant material shall be maintained in a healthy
and growing condition as is appropriate
for the
season of the year. Any plant not surviving
shall be
replaced within sixty (60) days of its
demise.
However, if said bufferyard is above the
minimum
required bufferyard provision, death of a
plant or
plant material which still results
in the
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requirements of the minimum standards'being
met does
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not necessitate replacement, except as required to
maintain the integrity of the bufferyard design.
A
time extension may be granted by the administrative
official if substantial evidence is presented to
indicate abnormal circumstances beyond the control of
the owner, lessee or agent.
f. Lack of maintenance shall constitute a violation of
this ordinance.
42.14 VARIANCES - The responsibility for granting variances
shall be as follows:
a. City Council: On all site plans and concept plans
requiring review by the Planning Commission and
approval by the City Council, variances to the
bufferyards may be granted by the City Council.
b. Board of Adjustment: On all other site plans,
variances to the bufferyards may be granted by the
Board of Adjustment.
42.15 ENFORCEMENT
All bufferyards shall be installed per the requirements of
this section prior to the issuance of a Certificate of
Occupancy. It shall be the responsibility of the Building
Official to confirm the adequacy of the installed
bufferyard.
Document Name: SEC42.A
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" ( BUFFERYARD ADJACENT T TXED D /OR ZONED PROPERTY
This table shall be used to determine the bufferyard requirements adjacent to tracts which are platted and zoned. Also to t
used for tracts that only have zoning.
Zoning of ZON I N OF ADJACENT PROPERTY
Developing
Tract AG CS RE SFlA SF1B SF30 SF20A SF20B MF1 MF2 01 02 C -1 C -2 C -3 C -4 B -1 B -2 Il I2 MH HC
AG * * * * * * * * * * *
CS * C C C B B B A A A A A A A A A A * * * A
RE * * * * * * * * * * *
SFlA * * * * * * * * * * *
SFlB p * * * * * * * * * * s
SF30 * * * * * * * * * * *
N
SF20A * * * * * * * * * * *
SF20B * * * * * * * * * * *
MFl 0 A E Fl Fl Fl E E A A A A A A A A A A * * A B
MF2 A C Fl Fl Fl E E A A A A A A A A A A * * A B
c
d
01 A B C C C C C A A A A A A A A A A * * B A
> 02 :p A C D D D D D A A A A A A A A A A * * B A
N id
N C -1 m A B E E E E E B B B B A A A A A A * * E A
C -2 , A B E E E E E B B B B A A A A A A * * E A
C -3 A C Fl Fl Fl Fl Fl C C C C A A A A A A * * E B
C - E ' A C Fl Fl Fl Fl 71 • --C C C C A A A A A A * * E B
d
m
B -1 d B C Fl Fl Fl Fl Fl E E D D B B B B A A * * E B
B -2 B C Fl Fl Fl Fl Fl E E D D B B B B A A * * E B
I -1 D D F2 F2 F2 F2 F2 Fl Fl E E D D C C B B A A E D
I -2 D D F2 F2 F2 F2 F2 Fl Fl E E D D C C B B A A E D
MH C D E E E E E D D D D A A A A A A * * * D
HC B D D D D C C C C B B A A A A A A * * * A
* No bufferyard required.
In PUD, SP1 and SP2 zoning districts, the nearest zoning category applicable to the predominant or prevailing use of
parcel shall be used for purposes of determining the required bufferyard.
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TABLE TWO
BUFFERYARDS ADJACENT TO R.O.W.
This table shall be used to determine the bufferyard requirements along a-
public right -of -way.
Zoning of 1938 Arterial Collector -64' R.O.W.
Developing Highway & 84' Land Use Devig. Across St. Res.
Tract 114 1709 R.O.W. Indust. Mixed Public Res. Stree.
AG
CS B B B
RE B B B
SF1A B B B
B -1
MF1
C
C
C
A
A
A
A A
B -2
MF2
C
C
C
A
A
A
A A
I -1
01
G
G
G
A
A
A
A B
I -2
02
G
G
G
A
A
A
A B
MH
C
C
C
B
B
C
C
D
_
C -1
G
G
G
A
A
A
B C
C -2
G
G
G
A
A
A
B C
C -3
G
G
G
B
B
B
B C
C -4
G
G
G
B
B
B
B C
B -1
G
G
G
B
B
B
C
D
B -2
G
G
G
B
B
B
C
D
I -1
D
D
D
B
B
C
C
D
I -2
D
D
D
B
B
C
C
D
MH
C
C
C
B
B
C
C
D
HC
G
G
G
B
B
B
B
C
* No bufferyard required.
In PUD, S -P -1 and S -P -2 zoning districts, the nearest zoning category
applicable to the predominant or prevailing use of a parcel shall be used
for purposes of determining the bufferyard.
Document Name: TABLE2
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SF20B B B B
TABLE THREE
BUFFERYARDS ADJACENT TO UNDEVELOPED PROPERTY
P" This table shall be used to determine the bufferyard requirements adjacen-
to tracts that are not zoned, or legal non - conforming land uses.
Zoning LAND USE DESIGNATION OF ADJACENT TRACT
of
Developing Mixed Medium Low Densit
Tract Public Industrial Use Residential Residentia_
AG
B
* B
C
E
C -2
CS
A * A
A B
E
C -3
B
RE
E
F1
C -4
B
* B
SF1A
F1
*
SF1B
F1
F1
SF30
SF20A
SF20B
MF1 B * B B D
MF2 B * B B D
01 B * B B E
02 B * B B E
C -1
B
* B
C
E
C -2
B
* B
C
E
C -3
B
* B
E
F1
C -4
B
* B
E
F1
B -1
C
*
C
E
F1
B -2
C
*
C
E
F1
I -1
D
*
D
F1
F1
I -2
D
*
D
Fl
F1
MH
C
*
C
E
E
HC
B
*
B
C
C
* No bufferyard required.
In PUD, S -P -1 and S -P -2 zoning districts, the nearest zoning categor
applicable to the predominant or prevailing use of a parcel shall be used
for purposes of determining the required bufferyard.
Document Name: TABLE3
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ILLUSTRATION 'A'
ILLUSTRATION OF BUFFERYARDS
Required Plants
Per 100' Linear Width
1- - - - - -- Canopy Trees
2 ------- Understory Trees
8------- Shrubs
Width shall be 5 feet. A
width of 10 feet may be used
in combination with a 20 $
reduction in plants.
Less
Intense
Use
Property
.Line
More
Intense
Use
Bufferyard A
Required Plants
Per 100' Linear Width
2- - - - - -- Canopy Trees
4 ------- Understory Trees
12------- Shrubs
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Width shall be 10 feet. A
width of 20 feet may be used
in combination with a 20 $
reduction in plants.
Required Plants
Per 100' Linear Width
4- - - - - -- canopy Trees
6 ------- Understory Trees
18- - - - - -- Shrubs
Width shall be 10 feet. A
width of 20 feet may be used
in combination with a 20 %
reduction in plants.
Required Plants
Per 100' Linear Width
6- - - - - -- Canopy Trees
10 ------- Understory Trees
25- - - - - -- Shrubs
Width shall be 10 feet. A
width of 20 feet may be used
in combination with a 20
reduction in plants.
Less
Intense
Use
Property
Line
More
Intense
Use
Bufferyard B
Less
Intense
Use
Property
Line
Bufferyard C
10'
Less
Intense
Use
Property
Line
Bufferyard D
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More
Intense
Use
More
Intense
Use
Required Plants
Per 100' Linear Width
3- - - - - -- Canopy Trees
6- - - - - -- Understory Trees
9- - - - - -- Shrubs
Width shall be 10 feet. A
width of 20 feet may be used
in combination with a 20 $
reduction in plants.
Less
Intense
Use
Fence =F1
Property
Line 4
Bufferyard E
Required Plants
Per 100' Linear Width
4- - - - - -- Canopy Trees
8 ------- Understory Trees
12------- Shrubs
Width shall be 10 feet. A
width of 20 feet may be used
in combination with a 20 $
reduction in plants.
Less
Intense
Use
Fence =F1
More
Intense
Use
More
Intense
Use
Property
Line #
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Bufferyards F1 or F2
* Bufferyard F2 requires same
plantings but with fence F2
Required Plants
Per 100' Linear Width
2- - - - - -- Canopy Trees
4 ------- Understory Trees
6- - - - - -- Shrubs
Width shall be 10 feet. A
width of 20 feet may be used
in combination with a 20 $
reduction in plants.
Document Name: SEC42.B
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Less
Intense
Use or R.O.W. = ;
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Berm =Bl
Property
Line !
Bufferyard G
More
Intense
Use
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REQUIRED
FENCES
F2
REQUIRED
BERM
B1
ILLUSTRATION B
Illustration of Required Structures
GRAPHIC DEPICTION
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GRAPHIC DEPICTION
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NOTES
- Finished side
to the less
intense use.
- Poured concrete,
brick, etc.
- Concrete block
or haydite block
allowed with
ornamental/
textured face
towards least
intensive use.
NOTES
- Three foot minimum
height.
- Curved layout.
- Cover 75% of
length.
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City Council Minutes
May 21, 1991
page ten
Agenda Item #8 -E, Revised Preliminary Plat of SouthRidge Lakes
Aririn
Approved: 6 -0 vote (to table)
1991.
Motion: Wilhelm
Second: Emerson
Ayes: Wilhelm, Emerson, Farrier, Evans, Hall, Fickes
Nays: None
ZA 91 -07, the revised Preliminary Plat of SouthRidge Lakes
Addition was tabled at the request of the developer until June 4,
Agenda Item #8 -F, Ordinance No. 530, Animal Control
Ordinance No. 530, repealing Ordinance No. 254 and No. 354, in
regard to Animal Control was considered in 1st reading.
Director of Public Safety, Billy Campbell, reviewed the ordinance
for Council. Council suggested several changes to the ordinance
which are to be corrected prior to the second reading. (Omitting
the section on tags; licensing section; adding rabie tags).
Motion was made to approve the 1st reading of Ordinance No. 530,
with changes as discussed.
Motion: Emerson
Second: Farrier
Mayor Fickes read the caption of the ordinance.
Ayes: Emerson, Farrier, Evans, Wilhelm, Hall, Fickes
Nays: None
Approved: 6 -0 vote
Agenda Item #9, No items for this agenda
Agenda Item #10 -A, Report by Southlake Library Committee
Mayor Fickes and Councilmember Emerson stepped down
for this agenda item, naming conflict of interest
as they are affiliated with Texas National Bank.
Karen Apple, Chairperson of the Southlake Library Committee
outlined three phases that will help make a public library in
Southlake a reality. Phase I is the Interlocal Agreement with City
of Grapevine that helps build a collection of books and allows
Southlake residents to continue using the Grapevine library for
free. Southlake residents also have borrowing privileges at the
City of Keller and City of Roanoke libraries with no fees.
City Council Minutes
May 21, 1991
page eleven
Agenda Item #10 -A, Continued
Phase II will establish a temporary library in an existing building
with a time frame of 1993 to 1997, while Phase III will be the
establishment of full library services and a facility between 1997
and 1998.
Curtis Hawk, City Manager, commended Mrs. Apple and members of the
committee for the time which they spent on this very worthwhile
project.
Mayor Pro Tem Wilhelm thanked the library committee for the very
detailed and very thoughtful report. He stated there are two
issues before Council at this time: 1) whether or not to accept
the report of the library committee and 2 ) whether or not to agree
to enter into an Interlocal Agreement with City of Grapevine.
Motion was made to accept the report presented by members of the
Southlake Library Committee.
Motion: Evans
Second: Hall
Ayes: Evans, Hall, Farrier, Wilhelm
Nays: None
Approved: 4 -0 vote
Mayor Fickes and Councilmember Barry Emerson returned
to the Council table.
Agenda Item #10 -B, Interlocal Agreement with the City of
Grapevine Library Services
The Interlocal Agreement with the City of Southlake and City of
Grapevine was discussed. Under the Interlocal Agreement, all books
purchased by Grapevine will remain the property of the City of
Southlake. The agreement also insures that Grapevine will purchase
a balanced collection to include one -third children's books,
one -third adult nonfiction and one -third adult books. The $10,000
will be matched by community fund - raising efforts. The Friends of
the Southlake Library have already raised $7,000 due to
fund - raising efforts from the Southlake Chamber of Commerce and
Southlake Women's Club.
Motion was made to approve the Interlocal Agreement with the City
of Grapevine for Library Services, at a funding level of $10,000
through this fiscal year.
Motion: Wilhelm
Second: Evans
Ayes: Wilhelm, Evans, Hall, Farrier, Emerson, Fickes
Nays: None
Approved: 6 -0 vote
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PP STATE OF TEXAS ) INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT FOR
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COUNTY OF TARRANT ) AND LIBRARY SERVICES
WHEREAS, the governing bodies of the parties herein find the
P0 following agreement to be in the best interest of the citizens
they serve; and
WHEREAS, Article 3, Section 64 of the Texas Constitution,
and Article 4413 (32c) of the Revised Civil Statutes of Texas
authorize Cities in the State of Texas to contract with one
another for the performance of various governmental functions and
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services, including those in the area of public libraries; and
WHEREAS, the City of Southlake and the City of Grapevine
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pursuant to the Constitution and the laws of the State of Texas
desire to make and enter into a contract where by the City of
Grapevine, Texas, will make available to the City of Southlake,
Texas, collection development and library services for the
education, recreational and informational needs of its residents;
and
WHEREAS, each party is authorized to perform the services
contemplated herein;
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NOW, THEREFORE,
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
In consideration of the mutual covenants, terms and conditions
set forth herein, the City of Southlake, a municipal corporation
situated in Tarrant County, Texas, ( "Southlake") and the City of
Grapevine a municipal corporation situated in Tarrant County,
Texas, ( "Grapevine ") do hereby; covenant and agree as follows:
Funding
i 1.1 Within 15 days after the date of execution hereof,
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Southlake shall deliver to Grapevine the sum of $5,000.00 and any
other funds which are paid by Southlake to Grapevine pursuant to
the terms hereof from funds owned by the City of Grapevine.
Grapevine shall provide Southlake with a monthly statement of
encumbrances, balance and number of books purchased on behalf of
Southlake.
1.2 The City of Southlake may from time to time deliver
additional funds to the City of Grapevine to be utilized and
expended in accordance with the provisions hereof.
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2.1 The initial $5,000.00 delivered to Grapevine by
Southlake and any other monies delivered by Southlake to
Grapevine pursuant to the terms hereof shall be expended by the
City of Grapevine in the purchase of books.
2.2 Grapevine shall make reasonable efforts to insure that
there is a balanced collection of books acquired by expenditure
of the funds delivered by Southlake. Generally, the funds will
be expended 1/3 for the acquisition of children's books, 1/3 for
the acquisition of adult non - fiction books, and 1/3 for the
acquisition of adult books. The Library Director of Grapevine
shall have final authority for the selection of books within the
foregoing categories.
Ownership /Location of Books
3.1 All books acquired with funds delivered to Grapevine by
Southlake shall be and remain the property of the City of
Southlake. Grapevine shall maintain records of the books
acquired and the cost of each book acquired on behalf of the City
of Southlake pursuant to the terms hereof. Grapevine shall make
said records available to Southlake upon request.
3.2 Until such time as this Agreement is terminated
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pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 4.1 hereof, Grapevine
shall locate the books purchased on behalf of Southlake pursuant
to the terms hereof in the Grapevine Public Library. Said books
shall be available to the public and shall be treated as the
other books owned by the City of Grapevine within the Grapevine
Public Library, having due regard for the maintenance and care of
said books.
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3.3 Until termination of this Agreement pursuant to the
provisions of paragraph 4.1 hereof, shall make its
public library facilities available to the citizens of the City
of Southlake on the same basis as the citizens of the City of
Grapevine. All rules, procedures and fines will apply equally to
the residents of Southlake and Grapevine.
Termination
4.1 Either party may terminate this Agreement by giving the
other 60 days written notice of its intention to do so. Upon
termination of the Agreement, all books purchased by Grapevine on
behalf of the city of Southlake pursuant to the terms hereof
shall be transferred to Southlake. In the event of termination
prior to all funds being expended, Grapevine shall refund all
monies not encumbered within 60 days of receipt of written notice
of termination.
Miscellaneous
5.1 This Agreement may be amended only by mutual agreement
of the parties in writing.
5.2 It is expressly understood and agreed that, in the
execution of this Agreement, no party waives, nor shall be deemed
hereby to waive, any immunity or defense that would otherwise be
available to it against claims arising in the exercise of
governmental powers and functions.
5.3 This Agreement may be signed in multiple counter -parts
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and shall be binding on each city when duly authorized by the
governing body of each City and executed by each City's duly
authorized representative.
5.4 This agreement contains all of the agreements made by
and between the parties hereto.
5.5 In case any one or more of the terms, sentences,
paragraphs, or provisions contained in this agreement shall for
any reason be held to be invalid, illegal, or unenforceable in
any respect, such invalidity, illegality,, or unenforceability
shall not affect any other term, sentence, paragraph or provision
hereof, and this Agreement shall be constructed as if such
invalid, illegal, or unenforceable provision had ever been
contained herein.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this
Agreement to be effective upon execution and dating by each City.
APPROVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
GRAPEVINE, TEXAS, ON
By .
• THE HONORABLE
WILLIAM D. TATE,
MAYOR
Date:
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney, City of
Grapevine, Texas
APPROVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS, ON
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By:_
MAYOR
Date:
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney, City of
Southlake, Texas
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MONTHLY DEPARTMENT REPORTS
APRIL 1991
ZONING 4 -1
*" WATER 4 -2
STREET 4 -6
PARK 4 -8
BUILDING 4 -9
MUNICIPAL COURT 4 -12
PUBLIC SAFETY 4 -13
FINANCE 4-42
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PLANNING AND ZONING DEPARTMENT
FEE REVENUE REPORT
FOR THE MONTH ENDING 30 APRIL 1991
ZONING $ 400.00
NO. OF CASES (
PLATTING 84,370.00
NO. OF CASES (
SITE PLANS .00
NO. OF CASES
SPECIFIC USE PERMITS .00
NO. OF CASES
SPECIAL EXCEPTION USE PERMITS .00
NO. OF CASES
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 100.00
NO. OF CASES (2)
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MISCELLANEOUS INCOME 208.00
NO. OF RECEIPTS (15)
TOTAL REVENUE $85,078.00
TOTAL NO. OF RECEIPTS (26)
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City of Southlake, Texas
M E M O R A N D U M
May 8, 1991
I TO: Curtis E. Hawk, City Manager
FROM: Michael H. Barnes, Director of Public Works
SUBJECT: Water Department Monthly Report - April 1991.
The enclosed report details the Water Department activities
for the month of April 1991.
This report is to be included in the City Council packets
for their May 17, 1991 meeting.
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M E M O R A N D U M opi
May 8, 1991
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TO: Michael H. Barnes
FROM: Ron Morain
ilio SUBJECT: Monthly Report for Water Department
April 1991.
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The Water Department worked on well sites to correct
deficiencies noted by the State Department of Health
on our annual inspection. One remaining item needs
correction. The White Chapel well site does not have
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the approved ventilation in the chlorine room as
yet. This will be corrected during May.
Water samples were taken and all results were
negative coliform bacteria. Well sites were mowed
and routine maintenance was performed on vehicles and
equipment.
We repaired 8 water breaks during the month 6 of•
which were the result of contractor operations in the
City.
We assisted Street Department in work at the city
park.
The sewer plants were routinely maintained throughout
the month.
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UTILITY DEPARTMENT REPORT
PP MONTH APRIL 1991
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GALLONS PUMPED THIS MONTH FROM WELLS 0
ate,- PURCHASED FROM FORT WORTH 30,008,000
TOTAL PUMPED AND PURCHASED 30,008,000
NEW WATER TAPS INSTALLED 22
FIRE HYDRANTS INSTALLED 0
1: METER CHANGE OUTS 6
ADDRESSES: 2058 N. KIMBALL/ 803 TIMBERCREST/ 1049 N. SHADY OAKS/
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606 W. SOUTHLAKE BLVD. / 520 S. WHITE CHAPEL/ 500 S. WHITE CHAPEL
1: PULLED METERS PER CUSTOMER REQUEST 0
PULLED METERS PER DELINQUENT PAYMENT 0
LACKED METERS PER CUSTOMER REQUEST 18
LOCKED METERS PER DELINQUENT PAYMENT 6
PEED WORK ORDERS 114
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LEAKS: 8
WATER MAIN BREAK REPAIRS N. CARROLL AVE @ DOVE ROAD/ 1709 @ GINGER COURT/
1709 @ WHITE CHAPEL/WESTKOOD @ 1709 / WHITE CHAPEL @ CHAPEL DOWNS
WHITE CHAPEL @ S. WHITE CHAPEL /RAINTREE / RAINTREE COURT
ro SEWER LINE REPAIRS
FLUSHED WATER LINES 1150 N. WHITE CHAPEL/SLEEPY HOLLOW /THOUSAND OAKS/
P LAKE DRIVE /PRIMROSE 1 'EKING LANE
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MONTHLY REPORT SEND REPORT T0: TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
DIVISION OF WATER HYGIENE
' WORKS OPERATION FOR 1100 WEST 49th STREET
GROUND WATER SUPPLIES AUSTIN. TEXAS 78756 -3192
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t),Name of System CITY OF SOUTIIIK County TARRANT
Water System LD. No. 2200075 Monthof . APRIL 19 91
mm
Day Pumpage to Distribution System in Thousand Gals. (6) (7) (8) (9)
Y of (2) Direct (3) From Gnd. (4) Purchased (5) Total Disinfection Corrosion Other Fluoride
Month from Wells Storage from Others Pumpage Control Treatment Residuals
1 0 0 1.172.0 1.172.0
illi 2 0 0 936.0 936.0
3 0 0 1.380.0 1,380.0
4 0 0 1.480.0 1.480.0
5 0 0 1.043.0 1.043.0
6 0 0 1,084.0 1.084.0
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Dates and Results of Distribution Bacteriological Analyses (12) 8 SAMPLES NEGATIVE - 4-22-91
ilo Dates and Results of Raw Unchlorinated Well Water Samples (13) Nf1NF
Reservoirs or Tanks Cleaned (14) 8-87 Dead Ends Flushed (15) 115 E EP Y HOLLOW CHAPEL
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Submitted By (17) Certificate No. (18) 450 -31 -2396
FORM NQIi3 All reports due by 15th of the following month. 5/88
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May 8, 1991
TO: Curtis E. Hawk, City Manager
FROM: Michael H. Barnes, Director of Public Works
SUBJECT: Street Department Monthly Report - April 1991.
The attached report details the Street Department
activities for the month of April 1991.
This report is to be included in the City Council packets
for their May 17, 1991 meeting.
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' TO: Michael H. Barnes
FROM: Ron Morain
SUBJECT: Monthly Report for Street Department
April 1991.
The Street Department completed installation of the
scoreboards in the Park, repaired ball field fences
and assisted in repair of ball field lights. We
prepared the parking lot back of City Hall for
paving. Work proceeded on Summerplace and East
Highland to prepare them for paving.
The County completed paving of Highland Street except
for a soft portion near Milner's Ranch which we will
finish in the month of May.
Pothole patching was done per our schedule. Street.
sign maintenance continued using 9 stop signs, 4
speed limit signs, 16 street signs, 20 post and
necessary clamps.
Routine maintenance was performed on equipment as
required.
R.O.W. mowing was done as weather permitted using
overtime. Such mowing will continue throughout the
summer.
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FIRE SERVICES MONTHLY REPORT
April, 1991
PREVENTION ACTIVITIES
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* vention Class Number- Students Reached Plan Review
‘mKge Group Totals 0 -5 69 Commercial /Mercantile 1
* 6 -12 21 Industrial 1
is 13 -18 10 Assembly 0
Adult 20 Residential 0
Subdivision Review 4
i nspections/C.0. & Scheduled
Commercial /Mercantile 11 Pre -fire Planning /Engine
Industrial 0 Engine Company Inspection
Assembly 0 TOTAL 6
Residential 0 Control Burn Permits Issued 70
TOTAL 11 High Grass & Weed Complaints 5
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I ncidence Reponse Fire Exposure N/A
Structure Fire 2 Fire Loss $6,000
Automobile Fire 1
Brush /Grass Fire 1 Equipment Used
a MVA 7 Engines 8
U Good Intent 3 Attack 20
False Alarm 5 Ladder 0
OP Mutual -Aid Ambulance 33
ii Given 1 Grass /Brush Unit 0
Received 2 Feet of hose used:
Medical Assistance 23 Reel
Hazardous Ma terials 0 1 -3/4 425'
* Smoke Scare 5 2 -1/2 '
Rescue Call 2 '
F. Other 7
TOTAL 57 Ground ladder /feet 48'
,.„ EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES ACTIVITIES
I lls- for - Service Equipment Used
Transport 12 Ambulance Miles Traveled 865
'!'" No Transport 21 Monitor /Difibulator 8
ilitoTAL 33 Thumper 0
Suction 0
1: pe of Call I.V. Therapy 6
Medical Emergency Spinal Immobilzer 3
Cardiac 2 Traction Splinting 0
Respiratory 2 Bandaging 3
Sick Call 1 Splinting 3
lr Neurological 1 Intubation 0
TOTAL 6 Drug Therapy 1
Pi Oxygen Therapy 6
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Injured Person 5 Training
, Motor Vehicle Accident 1 CPR - Classes Taught 0
L Industrial Accident 0 Total Student 0
WEAL 6
No.Pers. No.Hrs. Total Manhours
Paid 9 24 63
Volunteer 18 6 76
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MONTHLY REPORT
APRIL 1991
APRIL:
1 Johnson Elem.
Visitation Time
Boy Scout Tour
Security Survey
2 Johnson Elem.
Visitation Time
Admin. Time
3 Carroll Elem.
Visitation Time
4 Carroll Middle School
Visitation Time
5 Carroll Elem.
Special Presentation
6 TDOA Meeting
111' Arlington
8 Johnson Elem.
Field Trip
UPI 9 Johnson Elem.
Visitation Time
Carroll Elem.
Visitation Time
10 Juvenile Matter per #134
Is" 11 Carroll Middle School
hot Visitation Time
,,, 12 Carro l l High
Visitation Time
PR Gales Kids Day Care
Admin Time
6 15 Johnson Elem.
Visitation Time
16 Johnson Elem.
Visitation Time
Carroll El em .
Visitation Time
17 Admin Day
"%kw Vehicle Maintenance
18 Johnson Elem.
Field Trip
19 Carroll High
Visitation Time
DARE' Luncheon Grapevine
20 Special Presentation
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22 Johnson Elem.
Visitation Time
23 Special Assignment
Moving Detail
24 Carro l l El em .
Visitation Time
Capteens Meeting
25 Meeting Carroll Admin.
Admin. Day
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Visitation Time
PR Care -Flite
Johnson Elem.
Carroll High
29 Range Training
30 Johnson Elem.
Visitation Time
Carroll Elem.
Visitation Time
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TOTAL STUDENTS; 87
DATE: 04 -01 -91
OFFICER: M. BEDRICH PRINCIPAL: MRS. COUSIONS
SCHOOL: JOHNSON ELEM.
TELEPHONE: 481 -2284
ADDRESS: 1300 N. CARROLL
NO. OF KINDERGARDEN CLASSES 5 NO. OF 4TH CLASSES 5
NO . OF 1ST CLASSES 5 NO . OF 5TH CLASSES 4
NO. OF 2ND CLASSES 5
NO. OF 3RD CLASSES 5
r GRADE /ROOM TEACHER
TIME 5 /CORE MRS. JACOBSEN
0830 -0930 5 /CORE MRS. JACOBSEN
1330 -1430 5 /CORE MRS. JACOBSEN
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DATE: 04 -01 -91
OFFICER: M. BEDRICH PRINCIPAL: MRS. COUSIONS
SCHOOL : JOHNSON ELEM. TELEPHONE 481 -2184
ADDRESS: 1300 N. CARROLL
NO. OF KINDERGARDEN CLASSES 5 NO. OF 4TH CLASSES 5
NO. OF 1ST CLASSES 5 NO. OF 5TH CLASSES 4
NO. OF 2ND CLASSES 5
NO. OF 3RD CLASSES 5
d TIME GRADE /ROOM TEACHER
1045 -1115 K /K03 MRS. DEGEORGE
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DATE: 04 -02 -91
OFFICER: M. BEDRICH PRINCIPAL: NRS. COUSIONS
SCHOOL : JOHNSON ELI. E I. TELEPHONE: 481 -2184
ADDRESS: 1300 N. CARROLL
NO. OF KINDERGARDEN CLASSES 5 NO. OF 4TH CLASSES 5
NO. OF 1ST CLASSES 5 NO. OF 5TH CLASSES 4
NO. OF 2ND CLASSES 5
NO. OF 3RD CLASSES 5
TIME GRADE /ROOM TEACHER
1130 -1200 3/305 MRS. CAMPBELL 20
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TOTAL STUDENTS; VISITATION
DATE: 04 -04 -91
OFFICER: M. BEDRICH PRINCIPAL: MR. WILKINSON
SCHOOL: CARROLL MIDDLE TELEPHONE: 481 -2183
ADDRESS: 1100 N. CARROLL
NO. OF KINDERGARDEN CLASSES NO. OF 4TH CLASSES
NO. OF 157' CLASSES NO. OF 5TH CLASSES
NO. OF 2ND CLASSES
NO. OF 3RD CLASSES
TIME GRADE /ROOM TEACHER
0815 -0910 6/15 MRS. LAND 8
0915 -1010 7/15 MRS. LAND 26
1015 -1110 7/15 MRS. LAND 20
1350 -1435 8/15 MRS. LAND 18
1440 -1530 8/15 MRS. LAND 14
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D.A.R.E.
DAILY ACTIVITY SCHEDULE
TOTAL STUDENTS; VISITATION
DATE: 04 -09 -91
OFFICER: M. BEDRICH PRINCIPAL: MRS. HENDERSON
SCHOOL : CARROLL ELEM. TELEPHONE: 481 -2184
ADDRESS: 1705 W. CONTINETAL
NO. OF KINDERGARDEN CLASSES 2 NO. OF 4TH CLASSES 4
NO. OF 1ST CLASSES 3 NO. OF 5TH CLASSES 4
NO. OF 2ND CLASSES 3
NO. OF 3RD CLASSES 3
TIME GRADE /ROOM TEACHER
1245 -1315 SP. ED MRS OLIVER 12
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DATE: 04 -09 -91
OFFICER: M. BEDRICH PRINCIPAL: MRS. COUSIONS
SCHOOL: JOHNSON ELEM. TELEPHONE: 481 -2184
ADDRESS: 1300 N. CARROLL
""`' NO. OF KINDERGARDEN CLASSES 5 NO. OF 4TH CLASSES 5
NO. OF 152' CLASSES 5 NO. OF 5771 CLASSES 4
NO. OF 2ND CLASSES 5
• NO. OF 3RD CLASSES 5
TIME GRADE /ROOM TEACHER
0830 -0900 4/401 MRS. TATE 20
1000 -1030 4/401 MRS. TATE 22
1045 -1115 4/401 MRS. TATE 20
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DATE : 04 -11 -91
OFFICER: M. BEDRICH PRINCIPAL: MR. WILKINSON
SCHOOL : CARROLL MIDDLE TELEPHONE: 481 -2183
ADDRESS : 110 0 N. CA R R O L L
NO. OF KINDERGARDEN CLASSES NO. OF 4771 CLASSES
NO. OF 1ST CLASSES NO. OF 5TH CLASSES
NO. OF 2ND CLASSES
NO. OF 3RD CLASSES
TIME GRADE /ROOM TEACHER
0915 -1010 6/08 MS. HUDSON 16
1115 -1220 6/08 MS. HUDSON 14
1350 -1435 6/08 MS. HUDSON 19
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SCHOOL : JOHNSON ELEM. TELEPHONE: 481 -2184
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NO. OF KINDERGARDEN CLASSES 5 NO. OF 4TH CLASSES 5
NO . OF 1ST CLASSES .5 NO. OF 5TH CLASSES 4
NO. OF 2ND CLASSES 5
NO. OF 3RD CLASSES 5
..�- TIME GRADE /ROOM TEACHER
1215 -1245 2/201 MRS. DONLEY 18
1300 -1330 3/305 MRS. CAMPBELL
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Now DAILY ACTIVITY SCHEDULE
TOTAL STUDENTS; VISITATION
DATE: 04 -16 -91
OFFICER: M. BEDRICH PRINCIPAL: MRS. HENDERSON
SCHOOL : CARROLL ELEM. TELEPHONE: 481 -2184
ADDRESS: 1705 W. CONTINETAL
NO. OF KINDERGARDEN CLASSES 2 NO. OF 4TH CLASSES 4
NO. OF 1ST CLASSES 3 NO. OF 5TH CLASSES 4
NO. OF 2ND CLASSES 3
NO. OF 3RD CLASSES 3
TIME GRADE /ROOM TEACHER
1245 -1315 SP. ED MRS OLIVE? 12
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DAILY ACTIVITY SCHEDULE
TOTAL STUDENTS; VISITATION
DATE: 04 -16 -91
OFFICER: M. BEDRICH PRINCIPAL : MRS. COUSIONS
SCHOOL : JOHNSON ELEM. TELEPHONE: 481 -2184
ADDRESS : 130 0 N. CA R R O L L
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NO. OF KINDERGARDEN CLASSES 5 NO. OF 4771 CLASSES 5
NO . OF 1ST CLASSES
NO. OF 2ND CLASSES 5 NO . OF 5TH CLASSES 4
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NO. OF 3RD CLASSES 5
TIME GRADE /ROOM TEACHER
0830 -0900 4/401 MRS. TATE 20
1000 -1030 4/401 MRS. TATE 22
1045 -1115 4/401 MRS TATE 20
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DAILY ACTIVITY SCHEDULE
TOTAL STUDENTS; 76
DATE: 04 -17 -91
OFFICER: M. BEDRICH PRINCIPAL: MRS. HENDERSON
SCHOOL : CARROLL ELEM. TELEPHONE: 481 -2184
ADDRESS: 1705 W. CONTINETAL
NO. OF KINDERGARDEN CLASSES 2 NO. OF 4TH CLASSES 4
NO. OF 1ST CLASSES 3 NO. OF 5TH CLASSES 4
NO. OF 2ND CLASSES 3
NO. OF 3RD CLASSES 3
'61 TIME GRADE /ROOM TEACHER
0815 -0900 5 /CORE MRS. HEATH
0900 -0945 5 /CORE MRS. HARDING
0945 -1030 5 /CORE MRS. ENGLAND
1030 -1115 5 /CORE MRS. KILLION
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DAILY ACTIVITY SCHEDULE
TOTAL STUDENTS; VISITATION
DATE: 04-19-91
OFFICER: M. BEDRICH PRINCIPAL: MR. WILLINGHAM
SCHOOL: CARROLL HIGH TELEPHONE: 481 -2185
ADDRESS: 1100 E. DOVE
NO. OF KINDERGARDEN CLASSES NO. OF 4TH CLASSES
NO . OF 1ST CLASSES NO . OF 5TH CLASSES
NO. OF 2ND CLASSES
NO. OF 3RD CLASSES
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TIME GRADE /ROOM TEACHER
1030 -1130 10/100 MRS GRIFFIN 8
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DAILY ACTIVITY SCHEDULE
TOTAL STUDENTS; VISITATION
DATE: 04 -22 -91
OFFICER: M. BEDRICH PRINCIPAL: MRS. COUSIONS
SCHOOL: JOHNSON ELEM. TELEPHONE: 481 -2184
ADDRESS : 130 0 N. CA R R O L L
NO. OF KINDERGARDEN CLASSES 5 NO. OF 4TH CLASSES 5
NO. OF 1ST CLASSES 5 NO. OF 5771 CLASSES 4
NO. OF 2ND CLASSES 5
NO. OF 3RD CLASSES 5
TIME GRADE /ROOM TEACHER
0830 -0900 1/104 MRS TAYLOR 18
0915 -0945 K /K03 MRS DEGEORGE
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1045 -1115 K /K01 MRS PARKER 15
1300 -1330 K /K03 MRS DEGEORGE
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1345 -1415 K /K01 MRS PARKER 18
SOUTHLAKE
'` D.A.R.E.
DAILY ACTIVITY SCHEDULE
TOTAL STUDENTS; VISITATION
DATE: 04 -24 -91
OFFICER: M. BEDRICH PRINCIPAL: MRS. HENDERSON
SCHOOL : CARROLL ELEM. TELEPHONE: 481 -2184
ADDRESS: 1705 W. CONTINETAL
NO. OF KINDERGARDEN CLASSES 2 NO. OF 4771 CLASSES 4
NO. OF 1ST CLASSES 3 NO. OF 5TH CLASSES 4
NO. OF 2ND CLASSES 3
NO. OF 3RD CLASSES 3
TIME GRADE /ROOM TEACHER
1245 -1315 SP. ED MRS OLIVER 12
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DAILY ACTIVITY SCHEDULE
TOTAL STUDENTS; VISITATION
DATE: 04 -26 -91
OFFICER: M. BEDRICH PRINCIPAL: MR. WILLINGHAM
• SCHOOL: CARROLL HIGH TELEPHONE: 481 -2185
ADDRESS: 1100 E. DOVE
NO. OF KINDERGARDEN CLASSES NO. OF 477f CLASSES
Pi NO. OF 1ST CLASSES NO. OF 5TH CLASSES
NO. OF 2ND CLASSES
NO. OF 3RD CLASSES
TIME GRADE /ROOM TEACHER
1030 -1130 10/100 MRS GRIFFIN 8
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DATE: 04 -30 -91 •
OFFICER: M. BEDRICH PRINCIPAL: MRS. COUSIONS
SCHOOL : JOHNSON ELEM. TELEPHONE: 481 -2184
ADDRESS: 1300 N. CARROLL
NO. OF KINDERGARDEN CLASSES 5 NO. OF 4TH CLASSES 5
NO. OF 1ST CLASSES 5 NO. OF 5TH CLASSES 4
NO. OF 2ND CLASSES 5
NO. OF 3RD CLASSES 5
TIME GRADE ROOM TEACHER
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April 1991
NEW CASES ASSIGNED _ 31 _
CURRENT ACTIVE CASES 65
CASES CLEARED:
UNFOUNDED _
INACTIVATED /SUSPENDED _ 13 _
EXCEPTIONALLY CLEARED _
BY ARREST /CITATION _
WARRANT ACTIVITY: •
SEARCH WARRANTS OBTAINED 0
,,.' SEARCH WARRANTS SERVED _
ARREST WARRANTS OBTAINED 1
ARREST WARRANTS SERVED _
GENERAL ACTIVITY:
C MEETINGS ATTENDED _
SURVEILLANCE TIME (approx) _2_11r_
PUBLIC SPEECHES /PRESENTATIONS _
CRIME SCENES WORKED _
Li SEIZURES FILED _
VALUE $ 0
SCHOOL /TRAINING SESSIONS 14 days
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MONTHLY WARRANT D I V Z S I ON REP CD WI'
APRIL , 1991
MUNICIPAL WARRANTS CURRENT MONTH PAST MONTH YTD
WARRANTS QZ1 IA
Beginning Count 496 528 N/A
Received 0 0 164
Served 9 32 162
Purged 0 0 0
Ending Count 487 496 N/A
FINES COLLECTED
By Warrant Officer 323 2,446 15,117
By Other Agency 363 2,733 4,906
Total 686 5,179 20,023
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By Warrant Officer 5 12 115
By Other Agency 4 20 47
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4 -13 -91 71299 W
GARCIA, ENRIQUE TIME SERVED W $000
4- 13 -91• 71300 W GARCIA, ENRIQUE TIME SERVED W $000
-22 -91 67467 W LAGRONE, DURVIE APPEAR BOND W $35
-22 -91 69226 W LAGRONE, DURVIE APPEAR BOND W $35
04 -19 -91 70618 W WELCH, WILLIAM TODD PAID FINE W $253
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04 -23 -91 76016 W CHAVIRA, MIGUEL TIME SERVED 0 $000
-23 -91 76017 W CHAVIRA, MIGUEL TIME SERVED 0 $000
-23 -91 •76018 W CHAVIRA, MIGUEL TIME SERVED 0 $000
4 -11 -91 71101 C HARNIST, DAVID LEE FINE PAID 0 $363
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GRAND TOTALS 9 $686
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PATROL DIVISION SUMMARY
• April 1991
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CITATIONS 754
PATROL 374
S.T.E.P. 380
ARRESTS 30
FELONY 2
MISD 28
ACCIDENTS 30
MINOR 25
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03/91 ARL PD TRF WRNT 10252138
•/25/91 BENBROOK PD TRF WRNT 10303167
• /01/91 CORINTH TRF WRNT 10248136
04 /27/91 DCSO DWLS WRNT 10309168
/07/91 DISORDERLY CONDUCT 10260143
/04/91 DPS SULPHUR SPRINGS TRF WRNT 10256140
04/04/91 DPS WICHITA FALLS TRF WRNT 10257141
)1 /03/91 DWI 10253139
/02/91 DWLS /DSO PROB VIOL WRNT 10250137
/10/91 FAIL TO ID TO POLICE 10270148
04/10/91 FAIL TO ID TO POLICE /TRF VIOLS 10265146
AI /12/91 FLOWER MOUND TRF WRNT 10276151
/08/91 GRAND PRAIRIE PD TRF WRNT 10263144
04/24/91 HCPD TRF WRNT 10300165
/18/91 IRVING PD TRF WRNT 10286158
/14/91 PI 10277153
04/13/91 PI 10277154
/13/91 PI 10277152
/21/91 PI /TRF VIOLATIONS 10293163
/1O/91 SDPS TRF WRNT 10272149
04/20/91 SDPS TRF WRNTS 1090161
;:/01/91 SIMPLE ASSAULT 10247135
/17/91 TCSO PROSTITUTION WRNT /FWPD TR 10283156
04/19/91 TDJC PAROLE VIOL WRNT 10288160
0 TRF VIOLATION 10259142
,08/91 TRF VIOLATION 10264145
04/14/91 TRF VIOLATION 10278155
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/20/91 TRF VIOLATIONS 10292162 /23/91 TRF VIOLATIONS 10298164
/18/91 TRF VIOLS /GVPD TRF WRNT 1 X85 i 57
04/11/91 UCW /WCSO THEFT BY CHECK WRNT 10274150
+= °•/19/91 WAXAHACIE PD TRF WRNT 10287159
t /10/91 W I C:H I TA SO WRNT 10266147
04/01/91 WISE CO SO TRF WRNT 10245134
00/25/91 WSPD TRF WRNT 10302166
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04/01/91 TO 04/30/91
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Date Nusber Detective Stolen POE MOE Status
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04/26/91 910306 148 / 999 0 0 C
Onses for ANIMAL BITE
04/05/91 910258 144 / 133 0 0 C
0 nses for AUTO THEFT
04/10/91 910271 127 / 140 0 0 U
04/22/91 910294 147 / 133 D 0 0 U
Oenses for BURGLARY (B)
04/18/91 910284 134 / 140 K 0 0 A
04/24/91 910301 108 / 133 K 1 55 A
04/26/91 910305 143 / 133 6 51 A
nses for BURGLARY (R)
04/20/91 910291 108 / 140 AFK 25 65 A
Owes for BURGLARY M/V
17/91 910282 108 / 140 F 3 65 A
'r4126191 910307 108 / KCIAB 0 0 A
nses for CHILD ABUSE
iii 04/02/91 910249 133 / 133 0 0 A
18 nses for CITY ORDINANCE VIOLATION
04/23/91 910311 127 / 0 0 A
Offenses for CRIMINAL MISCHIEF
1: 04/10/91 910267 148 / 140 0 0 S
04/07/91 910261 132 / 140 0 0 S
04/14/91 910279 127 / 140 0 0 S
04/22/91 910296 127 / 133 0 0 A
04/22/91 910295 132 / 140 0 0 A
it enses for CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
04/08/91 910262 144 / 999 0 0 C
Offenses for DAMAGED VEHICLE
I 04/04/91 910254 145 / 999 0 0 C
Offenses for DEMENTED PERSON
re 04/10/91 910268 108 / 140 0 0 C
0 -es for DISORDERLY CONDUCT
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OFFENSES BY OFFENSE DESCRIPTION FROM
04/01/91 TO 04/30/91
II Offense Offense Officer Property
Date Nueber Detective Stolen POE NOE Status
II 04/07/91 910260 140 / 999 0 0 CA
Offenses for DWI
II 04/03/91 910253 141 / 133 0 0 A
Offenses for OWLS
II 04/02/91 910250 111 / 133 0 0 CA -
enses for FAIL TO ID TO POLICE
04/10/91 910270 139 / 999 0 0 CA
II 04/10/91 910265 134 / 999 0 0 CA
Offenses for FORGERY
II 04/04/91 910255 146 / 140 0 0 A
Offenses for FOUND PROPERTY
ir 04/02/91 910251 119 / 999 0 0 A
enses for HARASSMENT
04/01/91 910246 148 / 140 0 0 S
r ' /11/91 910275 145 / 140 0 0 A
16.4/15/91 910280 127 / 140 0 0 A
04/23/91 910297 148 / 999 0 0 C
E 04/20/91 910289 108 / 999 0 0 C
04/23/91 910299 127 / 133 0 0 A
04/27/91 910310 127 / 0 0 A
enses for LOOSE LIVESTOCK
04/16/91 910281 145 / 999 0 0 C
enses for PI
II 04/13/91 910277 500 / 999 0 0 CA
04/21/91 910293 127 / 999 0 0 CA
enses for RECKLESS DRIVING
04/11/91 910273 134 / 999 0 0 C
enses for RECOVERED PROPERTY
04/10/91 910269 111 / 999 0 0 C
enses for SIMPLE ASSAULT
04/01/91 910247 144 / 999 0 0 CA
04/27/91 910308 147 / 0 0 CA
`enses for THEFT 200/750
.84/30/91 910313 148 / K 0 0 A
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04/01/91 TO 04/30/91
Offense Offense Officer Property
Date Number Detective Stolen POE MOE Status
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Onses for THEFT 750/20,000
04/25/91 910304 148 / 133 K 0 0 S
04/11/91 910312 140 / 140 E 0 0 A
Offenses for TRF VIOLATION
04/08/91 910264 127 / 999 0 0 CA -
1 04/05/91 910259 139 / 999 0 0 CA
04/14/91 910278 141 / 999 0 0 CA
04/20/91 910292 139 / 999 0 0 CA
s 04/23/91 910298 111 / 999 0 0 CA
Offenses for TRF WRNT ARREST
IR 04/04/91 910257 139 / 999 0 0 CA
li 04/04/91 910256 139 / 999 0 0 CA
04/01/91 910248 111 / 999 0 0 CA
04/01/91 910245 111 / 999 0 0 CA
1: 04/08/91 910263 111 / 999 0 0 CA
04/10/91 910272 145 / 999 0 0 CA
04/03/91 910252 139 / 999 0 0 CA
'/12/91 910276 132 / 999 0 0 CA
Ir.04/18/91 910286 139 / 999 0 0 CA
04/18/91 910285 119 / 999 0 0 CA
. 04/20/91 910290 145 / 999 0 0 CA
04/19/91 910287 139 / 999 0 0 CA
04/24/91 910300 148 / 999 0 0 CA
04/25/91 910303 108 / 999 0 0 CA
1: 04/27/91 910309 108 / 999 0 0 CA
04/25/91 910302 134 / 999 0 0 CA
enses for UCW
04/11/91 910274 148 / 140 0 0 CA
1 enses for WARRANT ARREST
04/10/91 910266 108 / 999 0 0 CA
04/17/91 910283 119 / 999 0 0 CA
04/19/91 910288 108 / 999 0 0 CA
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230 99,801 102,210 2,409 135.5
232 99,945 100,605 660 35.0
234 69,586 74,635 5,049 430.7
235 77,236 79,859 2,623 221.3
236 35,101 15,341 3,605* 435.6
* Estimated because of odometer change
237 " 25,955 29,662 3,707 343.6
238 10,811 11,961 1,150 107.7
239 8,689 10,114 1,425 115.5
240 23,495 25,821 2,326 114.0
241 9,055 10,791 1,736 60.7
' 250 (VAN) 88,170 88,170 0 0.0
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TOTAL MILES DRIVEN 26,926
: _ TOTAL GALLONS GASOLINE USED 2,146.3
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IICATEGORY DESCRIPTION ACTUAL ACTUAL ENCUMBERED %8UD APPROPRIATION BALANCE
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li 500 OTHER EXPENSES .00 396,641.69 .00 70 567,814 171,172.31
700 MAINTENANCE .00 .00 .00 0 0 .00
DEPT 000 TOTAL ***** *** .00 396,641.69 .00 70 567,814 171,172.31
II NON DEPARTMENTALIZED
100 PERSONNEL SERVICES 3,629.87 28,975.25 .00 59 49,358 20,382.75
200 CONTRACTUAL SERVICES 1,333.33 14,436.85 1,333.33 65 22,300 6,529.82
II 300 LEASE OBLIGATIONS 38.00 230.00 38.00 64 360 92.00
400 SUPPLIES 1,968.84 7,030.47 468.85 61 11,500 4,000.68
500 OTHER EXPENSES 389.84 7,589.78 261.81 106 7,135 716.59-
600 ADMINSTRATIVE EXPENDITURES 1,812.23 7,438.36 57.60 113 6,560 935.96-
800 PROFESSIONAL CONSIDERATION 677.09 5,985.99 889.00 40 14,840 7,965.01
900 CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 360.00 .00 11 3,262 2,902.00
EPT 100 TOTAL 9,849.20 72,046.70 3,048.59 62 115,315 40,219.71
CITY SECRETARY /MAYOR CC
100 PERSONNEL SERVICES 9,283.25 61,739.75 .00 64 96,200 34,460.25
1: 200 CONTRACTUAL SERVICES .00 250.00 .00 8 3,150 2,900.00
300 LEASE OBLIGATIONS 13.00 108.00 13.00 60 180 59.00
400 SUPPLIES 328.10 1,233.45 24.69 49 2,500 1,241.86
500 OTHER EXPENSES 210.26 1,390.50 115.70 93 1,500 6.20 -
li 600 ADMINSTRATIVE EXPENDITURES 46.21 489.80 150.00 35 1,415 775.20
800 PROFESSIONAL CONSIDERATION 252.01 2,931.54 303.83 46 6,320 3,084.63
900 CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 .00 .00 0 2,065 2,065.00
DEPT 103 TOTAL 10,132.83 68,143.04 607.22 60 113,330 44,579.74
CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE
200 CONTRACTUAL SERVICES 1,070.20 59,884.16 595.00 38 158,200 97,720.84
300 LEASE OBLIGATIONS 2,604.80 17,149.61 1,288.60 82 20,890 2,451.79
400 SUPPLIES 350.56 3,105.98 1,480.05 41 7,610 3,023.97
500 OTHER EXPENSES 2,348.27 19,361.29 553.64 68 28,585 8,670.07
I: 600 ADMINSTRATIVE EXPENDITURES 19,088.00 64,479.75 800.00 69 93,200 27,920.25
700 MAINTENANCE 2,189.48 19,472.76 927.61 68 28,450 8,049.63
900 CAPITAL OUTLAY 1,048.77 17,680.87 528.76 110 16,100 2,109.63 -
li DEPT 105 TOTAL 28,700.08 201,134.42 6,173.66 57 353,035 145,726.92
SUPPORT SERVICES
pA 100 PERSONNEL SERVICES 6,409.84 52,921.44 .00 69 76,701 23,779.56
ii 200 CONTRACTUAL SERVICES 3,031.83 47,008.76 .00 71 66,529 19,520.24
400 SUPPLIES 1,866.85 5,663.46 234.69 79 7,137 1,238.85
500 OTHER EXPENSES 264.87 1,618.92 .00 69 2,350 731.08
600 ADMINSTRATIVE EXPENDITURES 90.96 1,840.68 337.50 38 4,800 2,621.82
700 MAINTENANCE .00 .00 .00 0 300 300.00
800 PROFESSIONAL CONSIDERATION 143.00 545.06 153.00 25 2,215 1,516.94
PP 900 CAPITAL OUTLAY 3,942.90 5,324.32 3,477.95- 418 1,275 571.37 -
liDEPT 106 TOTAL 15,750.25 114,922.64 2,752.76- 71 161,307 49,137.12
FINANCE
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ACCOUNT MTD * * ** YEAR -TO- DATE *** *** ***** ANNUAL
TEGORY DESCRIPTION ACTUAL ACTUAL ENCUMBERED XBUD APPROPRIATION BALANCE
100 PERSONNEL SERVICES 5,190.36 40,132.35 .00 54 74,458 34,325.65
200 CONTRACTUAL SERVICES 1,596.79 20,018.64 1,850.00 52 38,850 16,981.36
400 SUPPLIES 115.34 977.66 1,215.89 28 3,500 1,306.45
500 OTHER EXPENSES 198.60 1,226.82 .00 65 1,887 660.18
600 ADMINSTRATIVE EXPENDITURES 547.10 1,082.44 .00 14 7,510 6,427.56
I: 700 MAINTENANCE 5.96 1,778.92 .00 56 3,151 1,372.08
800 PROFESSIONAL CONSIDERATION .00 573.00 .00 24 2,373 1,800.00
900 CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 1,490.01 .00 32 4,630 3,139.99
'EPT 107 TOTAL ***** * ** 7,654.15 67,279.84 3,065.89 49 136,359 66,013.27
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Ii 200 CONTRACTUAL SERVICES .00 1,700.00 .00 89 1,900 200.00
6 . 300 LEASE OBLIGATIONS 94.00 671.00 26.00 40 1,660 963.00
400 SUPPLIES 1,869.09 6,906.20 267.93 47 14,830 7,655.87
!IIMI 500 OTHER EXPENSES 1,058.77 4,879.72 403.85 50 9,720 4,436.43
600 ADMINSTRATIVE EXPENDITURES 79.81 1,094.78 .00 84 1,300 205.22
700 MAINTENANCE 6,239.02 18,571.34 115.50 61 30,600 11,913.16
800 PROFESSIONAL CONSIDERATION 1,039.86 12,907.85 31.60 69 18,737 5,797.55
Pm 900 CAPITAL OUTLAY 297.23 7,811.93 2,241.28 38 20,380 10,326.79
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FIRE SERVICES
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200 CONTRACTUAL SERVICES 300.00 955.00 150.00 10 9,285 8,180.00
• 300 LEASE OBLIGATIONS 527.24 3,555.82 471.24 34 10,500 6,472.94
400 SUPPLIES 1,365.13 7,972.61 61.56 49 16,432 8,397.83
IN 500 OTHER EXPENSES 1,870.14 11,947.78 1,130.32 1,328 900 12,178.10-
600 ADMINSTRATIVE EXPENDITURES 257.95 2,634.50 .00 53 4,966 2,331.50
w 700 MAINTENANCE 4,864.70 28,869.70 512.03 60 48,272 18,890.27
I I 800 PROFESSIONAL CONSIDERATION 3,863.85 12,252.80 111.97 - 46 26,620 14,479.17
900 CAPITAL OUTLAY 390.40 29,559.52 74,237.10 32 91,300 12,496.62 -
; DEPT 132 TOTAL 58,509.45 460,410.64 76,450.28 57 810,011 273,150.08
POLICE SERVICES
100 PERSONNEL SERVICES 11,967.48 86,112.23 .00 37 232,511 146,398.77
200 CONTRACTUAL SERVICES .00 150.00 150.00 27 550 250.00
300 LEASE OBLIGATIONS .00 .00 .00 0 4,248 4,248.00
400 SUPPLIES 416.58 1,900.83 .00 68 2,806 905.17
500 OTHER EXPENSES .00 .00 .00 0 9,900 9,900.00
700 MAINTENANCE 2,253.00 6,958.58 .00 109 6,400 558.58-
800 PROFESSIONAL CONSIDERATION .00 615.37 .00 76 815 _ 199.63
900 CAPITAL OUTLAY 4,950.00 7,643.10 .00 62 12,300 4,656.90
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PUBLIC SAFETY SUPPORT
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,TEGORY DESCRIPTION ACTUAL ACTUAL ENCUMBERED %BUD APPROPRIATION BALANCE
100 PERSONNEL SERVICES 2,101.67- 46,797.22 .00 54 86,109 39,311.78
200 CONTRACTUAL SERVICES .00 105.00 .00 3 3,600 3,495.00
400 SUPPLIES 198.44 882.34 16.58 28 3,100 2,201.08
500 OTHER EXPENSES 204.21 1,286.21 .00 143 900 386.21-
600 ADMINSTRATIVEEXPENDITURES 351.71 1,495.05 337.15 214 700 1,132.20 -
111700 MAINTENANCE 105.91 697.69 .00 30 2,340 1,642.31
1800 PROFESSIONAL CONSIDERATION 1,451.13 3,317.21 66.30 68 4,890 1,506.49
900 CAPITAL OUTLAY 1,234.00 1,512.00 .00 87 1,730 218.00
1 / 11 1PT 142 TOTAL * ***** ** 1,443.73 56,092.72 420.03 54 103,369 46,856.25
ILDING
100 PERSONNEL SERVICES 12,776.01 29,021.39 .00 47 61,550 32,528.61
1 200 CONTRACTUAL SERVICES 1,820.00 45,360.60 1,260.00 221 20,520 26,100.60 -
400 SUPPLIES 45.55 774.01 8.13 30 2,600 1,817.86
500 OTHER EXPENSES 3.47 1,170.97 .00 53 2,200 1,029.03
9600 ADMINSTRATIVE EXPENDITURES 807.39 2,985.94 250.42 52 5,700 2,463.64
800 PROFESSIONAL CONSIDERATION 126.00 357.60 .00 27 1,320 962.40
111 900 CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 1,503.70 .00 83 1,815 311.30
OPT 143 TOTAL 15,578.42 81,174.21 1,518.55 85 95,705 13,012.24
ANNING & ZONING
100 PERSONNEL SERVICES 11,777.21 98,247.96 .00 43 227,233 128,985.04
.200 CONTRACTUAL SERVICES 11,215.01 22,296.01 9,440.00 53 42,000 10,263.99
1300 LEASE OBLIGATIONS 345.00 559.78 2,323.00 11 5,000 2,117.22
400 SUPPLIES .00 66.69 12.40 19 350 270.91
X 500 OTHER EXPENSES 1,688.43 10,998.77 .00 54 20,200 9,201.23
700 MAINTENANCE 4,886.10 38,344.32 5,846.99 22 174,100 129,908.69
8800 PROFESSIONAL CONSIDERATION .00 1,872.50 .00 58 3,250 1,377.50
900 CAPITAL OUTLAY 32,200.94 67,474.63 107,641.99 25 271,300 96,183.38
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PT 144 TOTAL 62,112.69 239,860.66 125,264.38 32 743,433 378,307.96
BEETS
"100 PERSONNEL SERVICES 1,611.81 12,330.70 .00 51 24,170 11,839.30
200 CONTRACTUAL SERVICES .00 .00 .00 0 30,000 30,000.00
400 SUPPLIES 47.85 68.65 .00 5 1,400 1,331.35
500 OTHER EXPENSES 1,559.11 6,860.64 331.80 64 10,750 3,557.56
00 MAINTENANCE 11,623.45 19,958.98 742.93 151 13,247 7,454.91 -
00 PROFESSIONAL CONSIDERATION .00 254.56 .00 64 400 145.44
900 CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 .00 .00 0 2,000 2,000.00
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KS AND RECREATION
41000 PERSONNEL SERVICES 4,511.42 34,056.10 .00 71 47,735 13,678.90
00 CONTRACTUAL SERVICES .00 150.00 .00 19 800 650.00
00 LEASE OBLIGATIONS 25.00 212.00 25.00 10 2,160 1,923.00
400 SUPPLIES 22.04 377.34 103.21 47 800 319.45
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;CATEGORY DESCRIPTION ACTUAL ACTUAL ENCUMBERED %BUD APPROPRIATION BALANCE
500 OTHER EXPENSES 283.46 2,223.07 .00 69 3,225 1,001.93
600 ADMINSTRATIVE EXPENDITURES 10.27 156.94 .00 78 200 43.06
700 MAINTENANCE 14.17 75.23 .00 0 0 75.23-
800 PROFESSIONAL CONSIDERATION 113.12 1,517.10 82.94 30 5,140 3,539.96
900 CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 2,671.53 .00 178 1,500 1,171.53 -
DEPT 146 TOTAL ** * *** ** 4,979.48 41,439.31 211.15 67 61,560 19,909.54
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FUND 100 TOTAL ***** *** 288,180.20 2,225,021.40 220,317.88 55 4,058,011 1,612,671.72
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CATEGORY DESCRIPTION ACTUAL ACTUAL ENCUMBERED %BUD APPROPRIATION BALANCE
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• 100 PERSONNEL SERVICES 11,770.24 104,572.16 .00 41 256,568 151,995.84
200 CONTRACTUAL SERVICES .00 450.00 280.00 1 50,000 49,270.00
NM 300 LEASE OBLIGATIONS 97.00 13,296.28 97.00 76 17,500 4,106.72
® 400 SUPPLIES 117.92 2,486.37 2,147.38 22 11,200 6,566.25
500 OTHER EXPENSES 23,720.65- 2811,655.20 103,450.67 37 763,500 379,394.13
600 ADMINSTRATIVE EXPENDITURES 573.65 6,415.43 .00 121 5,300 1,115.43 -
I 700 MAINTENANCE 3,813.93 19,833.21 3,187.80 26 77,200 54,178.99
i 800 PROFESSIONAL CONSIDERATION 641.48 6,598.33 116.06 57 11,500 4,785.61
900 CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 15,477.83 4,112.50 7 231,875 212,284.67
DEPT 147 TOTAL 6,706.43 - 449,784.81 113,391.41 32 1,424,643 861,466.78
WATER
100 PERSONNEL SERVICES 2,116.45 14,637.31 .00 44 33,037 18,399.69
200 CONTRACTUAL SERVICES .00 .00 .00 0 10,000 10,000.00
300 LEASE OBLIGATIONS .00 .00 .00 0 8,000 8,000.00
400 SUPPLIES 216.00 1,895.78 105.00 316 600 1,400.78...
ON 500 OTHER EXPENSES 90.00 1,694.26 .00 30 5,600 3,905.74
700 MAINTENANCE 18,400.33 111,332.06 1,231.14 62 178,846 66,282.80
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900 CAPITAL OUTLAY .00 .00 .00 0 34,300 34,300.00
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SEWER
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CITY OF SOUTHLAKE
General Fund and Debt Service Fund
Statement of Revenues, Expenditures and Changes in Fund Balance
for the period ended April 30, 1991
with Comparative Actual Amounts for the period ended April 30,1990
""" Percent Actual Percent
1990 -91 Actual Collected/ Actual Total Collected/
REVENUES Budget 4/30/91 Expended 4/3090 9/30/90 Expended
gm Ad Valorem Taxes $2,447,441 S2,262,275 92.4% $2,001,444 S2,214,229 90.4%
Sales Tax 370,000 212,211 57.4% 174,114 396,106 44.0%
Franchise Fees 226,313 203,787 90.0% 169,488 222,331 76.2%
Fines 290,662 111,372 38.3% 149,003 240,819 61.9%
Charges for Services 56,491 13,419 23.8% 14,955 34,159 43.8%
di Permits/Fees 337,586 339,039 100.4% 209,857 435,338 482%
Miscellaneous 71,240 15,793 22.2% 59,819 85,630 69.9%
+w Transfer In -Water 159,446 84,335 52.9% 64,977 122,673 53.0%
d i Interest Income 37,000 31,115 84.1% 19,516 51,141 382%
Total Revenues $3,996,179 S3,273,346 81.9% $2,863,173 S3,802,426 753%
Ell EXPENDITURES
City Secretary $115,315 S72,047 62.5% $54,073 $124,526 43.4%
City Manager 113,330 68,143 60.1% 45,371 88,573 51.2%
mi Support Services 353,035 201,134 57.0% 205,210 296,519 69.2%
Finance 161,307 114,923 71.2% 104,772 182,226 57.5%
a Municipal Court 136,359 67,280 493% 57,742 119,640 48.3%
Fire 445,276 283,022 63.6% 238,285 431,530 55.2%
Police 810,011 460,411 56.8% 469,467 923,906 50.8%
Public Safety Support 269,530 103,380 38.4% 0 0 0.0%
ink Building 103,369 56,093 54.3% 100,733 198,187 50.8%
tul Planning and Zoning 95,705 81,174 84.8% 0 0 0.0%
Streets/Drainage 779,461 274,771 353% 242,013 420,860 57.5%
Parks 81,967 39,474 48.2% 30,292 59,759 50.7%
Public Works Administration 61,560 41,439 67.3% 31,428 61,482 51.1%
Debt Service - General
Obligation Bonds 527,950 396,642 75.1% 117,638 145,135 81.1%
Reserve- Uncompensated
Vacation Benefits 39,864 0 0.0% 0 0 0.0%
"" Total Expenditures $4,094,039 $2,259,933 55.2% $1,697,024 $3,052,343 55.6%
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mu Revenue over Expenditures ($97,860) $1,013,413 $1,166,149 S750,083
OTHER FINANCING
SOURCES AND (USES)
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Reserve - Infrastructure $376,288 ($370,000)
Bond refinancing SO S14,065
ar Excess (deficiency) of
d i Revenues and other sources
over Expenditures ($474,148) $643.413 $1,166.149 $764,148
out
FUND BALANCE OCT 1 $1,163,736 $399,588
at
ENDING FUND BALANCE $689.588 $1,163.736
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CITY OF SOUTHLAKE
Water and Sewer Enterprise Fund
�., Comparative Statement of Revenues and Expenses
air for the period ended April 30,1991 and 1990
Percent Total Percent
1990 /91 Actual Collected/ Actual Actual Collected/
REVENUES Budget 4/30/91 expended 4/30/90 9/30/90 expended
qui
Water Sales - residential 31,494,386 5667,252 44.7% 3530,160 $1,245,676 42.6%
Water Sales - commercial 373,596 173,174 46.4% 124,051 254,093 48.8%
Sewer Sales 40,000 42,218 105.5% 14,907 30,673 48.6%
Other utility charges 94,400 81,582 86.4% 48,382 116,089 41.7%
I. Miscellaneous 20,280 9,875 48.7% 37,015 51,037 72.5%
Interest Income 6,500 3,673 56.5% 3,838 4,459 86.1%
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a Total Revenues 32,029,162 $977,774 48.2% 3758,353 31,702,027 44.6%
um EXPENSES
Water 31,424,643 $449,785 31.6% $358,588 $844,408 42.5%
Sewer 271,183 129,698 47.8% 0 0 0.0%
Debt Service-
d. Revenue Bonds 80,070 40,035 50.0% 285,211 341,592 835%
Transfers - General Fund 159,446 84,335 52.9% 64,977 122,673 53.0%
"I Reserve- Uncompensated
Vacation Benefits 35.898 N0 0.0% 0 0 0.0%
,. Total Expenses 31,941,240 $703,853 363% 3708,776 31,308,673 54.2%
es Net
Income /(Loss) $87922 $273.921 349.577 3393354
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- SALES TAX REVENUES
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is 1990 -91 collected budget balance
budget to date balance percent
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37 1.9% 45. 285% 3701 -233% 41,44 11.4%
23;182 13,719: - 40.8%
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L. B.G. HALL N° 686 ADDITION
AN ADDITION TO THE CITY OF SOUTHLAKE
TARRANT COUNTY, TEXAS
I N T H E L. B.G. HALL SURVEY A-686 81
THE THOMAS HOOD SURVEY A- 706
0.992 ACRES
LOT2
AUDRA FRAZIER, TR.
VOL. 7028 PG.1968
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OWNER: JAMES VORHIS ETUX PATRICIA
583 N. SHADY OAKS DR.
SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS 76092
( 817) 481-3387
DEDICATION
STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF TARRANT
THAT WHEREAS, James Lee Vorhis and wife Patricia Dee Vorhis, are the owners of
the following described tract of land.
BEING a tract of land in the Thomas Hood Survey, Abstract No. 706 and the L. B. G. Hall
Survey, Abstract No. 686, situated in Tarrant County, Texas, as described in a deed of
record in Volume 5942, Page 628, Deed Records, Tarrant County, Texas and being more
particularly described by metes and bounds as follows:
COMMENCE at an iron pin at the Northeast corner of Lot 5, Block 1, Southlake Estates,
an addition to the City of Southlake, Tarrant County, Texas, according to plat
of record in Volume 388-75, Page 8, Plat Records, Tarrant County, Texas,
said point being, by deed calls, 475.2 varas West and 185.1 feet South of the
Northeast corner of said Hall Survey, thence S. 890 - 54' W. 978.77 feet, by
deed call, to an iron pin for the Southeast corner and POINT OF BEGINNING of
the herein described tract;
THENCE S. 890 - 54' W. 324.13 feet to an iron pin found in the East R.O.W. line of
Shady Oaks Drive for the Southwest corner of the herein described tract;
THENCE N. 00 - 08' - 2511E. 119.65 feet along said line to an iron pin at the
Southwest corner of a tract described in Volume 5888, Page 12, Deed Records,
Tarrant County, Texas;
THENCE N. 890 - 54' - 00" E. 294.13 feet along the South line of the last referenced
tract to an iron pin at the Southeast corner of same;
THENCE N. 00 - 08' - 25" E. 148.1 feet to an iron pin at the Northeast corner of
the last referenced tract;
THENCE N. 890 - 54' E. 30.0 feet to an iron pin found for corner;
THENCE S. 00 - 08' - 25" W. 267.75 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING and containing
0.992 acres.
NOW THEREFORE, KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS
THAT, James Lee Vorhis and wife Patricia Dee Vorhis, the undersigned, do hereby
adopt this plat designating the above described property to be known as Lot 1, L. B. G.
Hall No. 686 Addition to the City of Southlake, Tarrant County, Texas, and do hereby
dedicate to the use of the public all streets and easements as shown hereon.
WITNESS MY HAND this
day of , 1991.
James Lee Vorhis Patricia Dee Vorhis
STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF TARRANT
BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared James Lee
Vorhis and wife Patricia Dee Vorhis, known to me to be the persons whose names are
subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same
for the purposes and consideration therein expressed.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE on this day
of , 1991.
Notary Public in and for the State of Texas
I, Walter W. Ward, the undersigned, a Registered Professional Land Surveyor in the
State of Texas, hereby certify that this plat is a true and correct representation of
a survey made on the ground.
Date
Registered Professional Land Surveyor
No. 2014.
WARDICOMPANYSURVEYING
Slide No. Date—
P.O. BOX 820253
FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76182-0253
(8171 281-5411
CHAIRMAN
S ECRrETARY
MAYOR
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APRIL 15, 1991
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1) THE CITY OF SOUTHLAKE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REQUIRE MINIMUM FINISH FLOOR 40 a A.
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ELEVATIONS ON ANY LOT CONTAINED WITHIN THIS ADDITION. THE MINIMUM ELEVATIONS 0P w 1 >3 v o�o 02 39 9 N A-B3.9a A -so \� " 5 N es ao'oo•� S p s
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SHOWN ARE BASED ON THE MOST CURRENT INFORM ATION AVAILABLE AT THE TIME THE >.01 P'6 0 `° n°j o ° 6A 4y 04 P'67 D� •40 °- 0' �219
PLAT IS FILED AND MAY BE SUBJE(;T TO CHANGE. ADDITIONAL LOTS, OTHER THAN 9 •�, �o ^ o ; , F o. o0
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4) MINIMUM FILL ELEVATION FOR LOTS 34 45 BLOCK 1; LOTS 1, 2, 21, 22 AND 30 BLOCK 2; ~ S 89'25' 09'W N IB p 00 m N BB'5a' 00'E w N < 0 Cu ` h .�1 9♦S o���� 2 m ° : ° S1' 46 A 35..00
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Vol. 7432, Pg. 2324, D.R.T.C.T.
APPROVED
PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
CHAIRMAN
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SOUTHLAKE CITY COUNCIL
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A'100 a A'399•6700 °-74'3i'41• A-553.5�=; ' 0 00 o j ACCORDING TO THE DEED THEREOF RECORDED IN VOL. 10132, PAGE 0232, D.R.T.C.T.
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21,294
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14,596
16,623
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15,579
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19,086
19,366
18,190
19,554
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16,680
21,661
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17,535
20,348
18,846
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15,704
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17,432
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15,240
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14,053
13,692
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13,744
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13,903
25
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26
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14,251
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STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF TARRANT
WHEREAS, SOUTHLAKE PROPERTIES JOINT VENTURE, acting by and through the undersigned,
its duly authorized agent, is the sole owner of a tract of land out of the JOHN B. BAILEY
SURVEY, Abstract No. 97 and the R. PADEN SURVEY, Abstract No. 1255 in the City of
Southlake, Tarrant County, Texas, according to the deed recorded in Volume 10132, Page 0232,
Deed Records of Tarrant County, Texas, and being more particularly described as follows:
COMMENCING at a 5/8" iron rod found for the intersection of the westerly east line of the
241.41 acre tract conveyed to A.C. Stone by deed recorded in Volume 4153, Page 557, Deed
Records of Tarrant County, Texas with the south right-of-way line of F.M. Highway 1709
(Southlake Boulevard, 130' ROW); THENCE with the said south right-of-way line, North 88' 39'
35" West, a distance of 300.00 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set of the POINT OF BEGINNING;
THENCE leaving the south right-of-way line of F.M. Highway 1709, South 010 36' 39" East, a
distance of 301.79 feet tp a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
THENCE South 19' 1T 00" West, a distance of 50.00 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for the
beginning of a non -tangency curve to the left, having a central angle of 110 39' 29", a radius
of 600.00 feet and a chord bearing and distance of North 760 32' 45" West, 121.87 feet;
THENCE with the said curve, an arc distance of 122.08 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
THENCE the following courses and distances to wit:
North 820 22' 29' West, a distance of 69.99 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
South 02' 25' 5T' West, a distance of 128.86 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
North 890 30' 45" West, a distance of 90.00 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
South 680 25' 48" West, a distance of 85.00 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
North 760 30' 39" West, a distance of 90.00 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
South 39' 14' 03" West, a distance of 120.00 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for the
beginning of a non -tangency curve to the right, having a central angle of 090 08' 36', a radius
of 375.00 feet and chord bearing and distance of North 520 33' 42' West, 59.78;
THENCE with the said curve, an arc distance of 59.84 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
THENCE the following courses and distances to wit:
South 42' 22' 00" West, a distance of 171.60 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
South 510 55' 00' East, a distance of 215.01 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
South 390 30' 00" East, a distance of 77.95 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
South 09' 25' 00" East, a distance of 270.00 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
South 30' 40' 00" West, a distance of 70.27 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
South 150 25' 00" West, a distance of 140.00 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for the
beginning of a non -tangency curve to the right, having a central angle of 09' 59' 10", a radius
of 325.00 feet and a chord bearing and distance of North 85' 46' 38" West, 56.57 feet;
THENCE with the said curve, an arc distance of 56.65 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
THENCE the following courses and distances to wit:
South OT 12' 5T' West, a distance of 175.31 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
North 830 1T 00" West, a distance of 31.13 to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
South OOP 16' 00" East, a distance of 136.93 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for the
beginning of a non -tangency curve to the left, having a central angle of 060 15' 20", a radius
of 767.73 feet and a chord bearing and distance of South 82' 39' 20" West, 83.78 feet;
THENCE with the said curve, an arc distance of 83.82 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
THENCE the following courses and distances to wit:
South 080 57' 43" East, a distance of 191.69 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
South 82' 27' 45" West, a distance of 94.50 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
South 50' 16' 17" West, a distance of 240.00 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
North 750 16' 55" West, a distance of 85.01 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
South 600 20' 36' West, a distance of 198.01 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for the
beginning of a non -tangency curve to the right, having a central angle of 080 2T 08", a radius
of 300.00 feet and a chord bearing and distance of North 24' 12' 59" West, 44.22 feet:
THENCE with the said curve, an arc distance of 44.26 feet to a 5/8" iron rod .set for corner;
THENCE the following courses and distances to wit;
South 70° 00' 35" West, a distance of 223.32 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
North 430 24' 55" West, a distance of 127.57 feet to a 5/T iron rod set for corner;
North 690 26' 26' West, a distance of 149.07 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
North 340 00' 59' West, a distance of 65.32 feet to a 5/T iron rod set for corner;
North 430 38' 12' West, a distance of 151.10 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
North 160 16' 49' West, a distance of 50.08 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
North 250 26 51" West, a distance of 123.95 feet to a 5/9' iron rod set for corner;
South 65P 06' 21" West, a distance of 220.00 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
North 220 04' 28" West, a distance of 87.00 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner;
North 840 35' 05" West, a distance of 126.87 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for corner in
the east line of the 20.003 acre tract conveyed to Carroll Independent School District by deed
recorded in Volume 10037, Page 2097, Deed Records of Tarrant County, Texas, from which a
5/8" iron rod found for the southeast corner of said tract bears South OOP 24' 36' East, 188.60
feet;
THENCE with the said east line of 20.003 acre tract, North OOP 24' 36' West, a distance of
245.72 feet to a 5/8" iron rod set for the northeast corner of the said tract and the southwest
corner of the 20.005 acre tract conveyed to Carroll Independent School District by deed
recorded in Volume 10037, Page 2117, Deed Records of Tarrant County, Texas;
THENCE with the east line of the 20.005 acre tract, North 000 39' 29" East, a distance of
762.15 feet to a 5/8" iron rod found at a fence post for corner;
THENCE leaving the said east line, North 890 31' 24" East, a distance of 229.80 feet to a 5/8"
iron rod found for corner;
THENCE North OOP 01' 36' West, a distance of 608.13 feet to a 5/8" iron rod found in the
south right-of-way line of F.M. Highway 1709 for corner;
THENCE with the said south right-of-way line, the following courses and distances to wit:
North 890 2T 22' East, a distance of 193.53 feet to a 5/8" iron rod found for corner;
North 890 2T 26' East, a distance of 472.70 feet to a 5/8" iron rod found for the beginning of
a tangency curve to the right, having a central angle of 010 52' 59", a radius of 11,394.16 feet
and a chord bearing and distance of South 890 36' 05" East, 374.46 feet;
THENCE with the south right-of-way line of F.M. Highway 1709 and the said curve, an arc
distance of 374.47 feet to a 5/8" iron rod found for the point of tangency of said curve;
THENCE continuing with the said south right-of-way line, South 880 39' 35" East, a distance of
952.61 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING and containing 73.7063 acres of land.
NOW, THEREFORE, KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
That, SOUTHLAKE PROPERTIES
JOINT VENTURE, by and through the undersigned, its duly
authorized
agent, does hereby
adopt this plat designating the
hereinabove described real
property as
STONE LAKES, PHASE ONE, an addition to the City
of Southlake, Tarrant County,
Texas, and
do hereby dedicate to
the public's use the streets and
easements shown thereon.
WITNESS
my hand at Southlake,
Tarrant County, Texas this the
day of
. 1991.
SOUTHLAKE PROPERTIES JOINT VENTURE
Phil Jobe, Acting Manager
STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF TARRANT
BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared Phil Jobe, Acting
Manager of SOUTHLAKE PROPERTIES JOINT VENTURE, a Texas Joint Venture, known to me to
be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me
that he executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed, in the
capacity therein stated and as the act and deed of said Joint Venture.
Given under my hand and seal of office this day of , 1991.
Notary Public, in and for the State of Texas
SURVEYORS CERTIFICATION
THIS is to certify that I, Brian Marcus, a Registered Professional Land Surveyor of the State of
Texas, having platted the above subdivision from an actual survey on the ground; and that all
lot corners, and angle points, and points of curve shall be properly marked on the ground, and
that this plat correctly represents that survey made by me or under my direction and
supervision.
DATED this day of , 1991.
BRIAN MARCUS,
Registered Professional Land Surveyor #4695
THE NELSON CORPORATION
5999 Summerside Drive, Dallas, Texas 75252
(214) 380-2605
APPROVED
PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
CHAIRMAN
SECRETARY
APPROVED
SOUTHLAKE CITY COUNCIL
MAYOR
SECRETARY
THIS PLAT FILED IN CABINET , SLIDE M.R.T.C.T, DATED
FINAL PLAT
STONE LAKES, PHASE ONE
AN ADDITION TO THE CITY OF SOUTHLAKE
TARRANT COUNTY, TEXAS
74.3379 ACRES OUT OF THE
JOHN BAILEY SURVEY, ABSTRACT NO. 97
R. PADEN SURVEY, ABSTRACT NO. 1255
ACCORDING TO THE DEED THEREOF RECORDED IN VOL. 10132, PAGE 0232, D.R.T.C.T.
OWNER - DEVELOPER
SOUTHLAKE PROPERTIES JOINT VENTURE
16980 DALLAS PARKWAY, SUITE 204
DALLAS, TEXAS 75248
(214) 931-7231
SURVEYOR & ENGINEER
THE NELSON CORPORATION
5999 SUMMERSIDE DRIVE, #202
DALLAS, TEXAS 75252
(214) 380-2605
SCALE: V = 100'
DATE: APRIL 1991
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