1983-01-04
CITY OF SOUTHLAKE
667 North Carroll Avenue
Southlake, Texas
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
January 4,1982
6 p.m.
AGENDA
CLOSED SESSION: (As per Vernon's Texas Annotated Statutes Article 6252-17)
1. Discussion: Director of Public Works.
OPEN SESSION
1. Mayors Report
2. Consider: Disannexation, Oak Hills Mobile Home Park
3. Consider: Resolution 83-1. State Highway Department/
FM1709. Lloyd Latta.
4. ZA 82-42. Zoning request for a 11.1847 acre tract of land
out of the John A. Freeman Survey, Abstract 529.
Present zoning is Agricultural, request is for
the Light Industrial Zoning District.
Owner: Dwaine Petty
Public Hearing.
5. ZA 82-43. Zoning request for a .4126 acre tract of land out
of the Samuel Freeman Survey, Abstract 525, Tract
3F. Present zoning is Agricultural, request is
for the Light Industrial Zoning District.
Owner: Margaret Robertson.
Public Hearing.
6. Consider: Communication Tower location. Spectrum Planning Inc.
7. Consider: Facilities Project.
8. Bills for Approval.
CLOSED SESSION (As per V.T.A.S. Article 6252-17 Personnel)
1. Discussion: Director of Public Works.
OPEN SESSION
9. Consider: Director of Public Works.
I hereby certify that the above agenda was posted on the bulletin
board and on the front door in City Hall, 667 North Carroll Avenue,
Southlake, Texas, on Thursday, December 3P,1982 at 5 p.m.
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PRESENT: Mayor; Sam Sparger, Mayor
Pro Tem; Lloyd Latta, Councilpersons:
Tom Loris, Johnny Westerholm, Bruce
McCombs, Marion Bone
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSIONERS
PRESENT: Jeff Ault
CITY STAFF PRESENT: Fire Chief; R.P.
Steel, Police Chief; Randy Martin,
Water Superintendent; Wallace Cline
INVOCATION: Bruce McCombs
The Minutes of the December 21, meetin
were approved as presented.
Councilperson Bone announced that
the new IBM Computer is to be
delivered on January 15,1983.
A discussion was held concerning DISANNEXA-
the request for disannexation of the TION
Oak Hills Mobile Home Park. Records REQUEST
show the property was annexed into OAK HILLS
Southlake in 1970 MOBILE
under Ordinance No. 175 and Ordinance HOME PAR]
No. 180. The petition for dis-
annexation was presented to the
City Secretary on November 10,1982,
by Attorney, Scott Keesham, represent-
ing the property owners of the mobile
home park.
During the discussion, it was
established that.the mobile home park
is currently served with police and
fire protection from the City of
Southlake. The property owners
were put on the City tax roll in 1981
There was no one present from the
mobile home park for this meeting.
atta x x Motion was made to deny disannexation
,Loris x of the mobile home park since they
Westerholm x are receiving.the City services
McCombs x x mentioned above.
Bone x
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ZA 82-43. The request for a zoning
change for a .4126 acre tract.of land
out of the Samuel Freeman Survey,
Abstract 525 was discussed.
The owner, Margaret Robertson, was not
present but was represented by Greg
Moffet.
During the public hearing the follow-
ing persons commented: Marty Cloin,
representing Gulf Oil Corporation,
Ann Flannegan, Gerald Thompson.
Screening of the property was discusse .
Latta moved to approve the .4126 acre
tract of land to Light Industrial
Zoning District subject to the incorp-
oration of a privacy screening to
protect adjacent property owners.
Motion died for lack of a second.
Westerholm made a motion to approve
the zoning request subject to access
on FM1709 only. Motion died for
lack of a second.
Bone made the motion to approve
ZA 82-43 based upon the commitment
made by the applicant. The motion
died for lack of a second.
Latta made the motion to approve ZA 82-43
Latta x x the zoning change to Light Industrial APPROVED
Loris x Zoning District subject to provisions TO LIGHT
Westerholm x of suitable zoning. INDUSTRIAL
McCombs x x The motion was approved. ZONING.
Bone x
ZA 82-42 A request was made for a
zoning change for an 11.1847 acre
tract of land owned by Dwaine Petty.
Jack Petty gave a presentation
concerning the intended use if the
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request to Light Industrial is approved.
It was established that Sonny James,
property owner within 200' did not
receive notice; however, he was present
or the hearing.
uring the public hearing, the following
ersons opposed the request: Sonny
James, Linda James, Bill Messmer, Gary
ikes, Gerald Thompson, Ann Flannigan
en Flannigan, Joe L. Wright, Janice
Miller, Roy Lee.
Those who were in favor of the zoning
change include: Dwaine Petty, Jack
Petty, Gordon Martin and Mike Jacobs.
I to x x After discussion, motion was made ZA 82-42
Loris x and approved to follow the recommenda- ZONING
Westerholm x tion made by the P & Z to deny the REQUEST
McCombs x x request. DENIED
Bone x
Westerholm have information to the
audience concerning the "old" future
land use map .
A representative from Spectrum
Planning Inc., Robert Donahue was
present and approached Council on
the possibility of placing a Micro
Wave Relay Station on the same
property as the City water tower, whic
if purchased, will be the Ragan
Property. He informed Council that
his Company is a subsidiary of the
Times Mirror Company out of Los
Angeles, California. The tower will
be less than 200' and will have a 10'
dish on top of the tower.
Council ask questions of Mr. Donahue,
who in turn agreed to present a pro-
posal to Council as soon as possible.
It was understood by all that all
conditions are subject to the City
purchasing the Pagan property.
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Latta x x The bills presented were approved
Loris x for payment (attached hereto and
Westerholm x x made a part hereof).
McCombs x
Bone x
Resolution 83-1 was approved which RESOLUTION
will serve as an indorsement on the AP83-1
PROVED
part of the City of Southlake,
requesting FM1709 be upgraded from
Keller to State Highway 114. The
Resolution which is the same as one
presented from the City of Keller.
Latta stated that there is only 1/10
of.the funds available at the State
level that is currently needed for
street repairs.
Latta x x Latta moved to approve and forward
Loris x to Mr. Stone of the State Highway
Westerholm x x Department.
McCombs x
Bone x
CLOSED SESSION (As per V.T.A.S.
Article 6252-17)
Director of Public Works
OPEN SESSION
Motion was made that the candidate
Latta x x we have selected be negotiated
Loris x x with, with the possibility of
Westerholm x hiring as a Director of Public
McCombs x Works.
Bone x
The meeting was adjourned by Mayor
Sparger.
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P E T I T I O N
We the undersigned, residents and property owners of Southlake,
are opposed to any change in zoning that would permit any type of
development other than residential on South Kimball Avenue between
Continental Blvd. and Southlake Blvd.
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December 28, 1982
Mr. Dan Campbell
Tri-County Electric Cooperative, Inc.
525 East Price
Keller, Texas 76248
Dear Hr. Campbell:
I am enclosing a copy of the recorded Deed Restrictions
requiring underground utilities in Dove Estates.
;,s you know the hocneo~.vner3 in DGva Es'Lat_s Joint
Venture vehemently oppose any above ground utilities i n the
subdivision.
The City of Southlake has had calls from at least six
to eight homeowners opposing any type of above ground
utilities. My understanding from the City of Southlake is
you did not get permission from the Mayor to do such but he
simply stated that he didn't care.
One of the builders in the subdivision who is under
contract for ten lots is also a licensed electrician. He
assures me that the breaks and underground electrical lines
can be found by using a resistance type method to locate and
repair the breaks. We certainly have no objection to you
digging up any of your easements or coming on the property
to repair this thing. In fact, as of today, I am drawing
contracts in excess of twenty lots to be developed the first
part of next year. I feel sure any investment you make in
repairing the underground utilities will rapidly be repaid
by the new construction in the area. I also received a
phone call last night of another builder wanting to close on
another six to eight lots before the beginning of the year
which would bring the total somewhere between 28 and 30 lots
to be closed and built on in the first quarter of 1983. Of
course, all these builders want and expect underground
utilities from Tri-County.
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December 28, 1982
You expressed a concern as to the development time of
the first developer. As you can see by the number of.
contracts which I will be happy to copy to hear your
counsel, we are moving forward at a very rapid pace and hope
to have the entire subdivision developed within a two year
period, if not sooner.
If you do not wish to go along with the Deed
Restrictions as enclosed, I would only have two
alternatives:
1. A lawsuit wherein substantial damages could be shown
for damages to trees as well as lost of sale lots.
2. Perhaps contracting with Texas Power and Light and
having you release your easements to them.
obviously we would prefer to stay with you and work
with you in every manner possible to an expedient
development and conclusion of this problem. Please notify
me or have your attorney or your superior notify me of your
decision as soon as possible so that we may take appropriate
action.
Thank you for your time and consideration. If you have
any questions, please feel free to call. I will be looking
forward to working with you closely in the development in
the near future.
Sincerely yours,
Calvin A. Barker`, / Jr.
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cc: All Homeowners in Dove Estates
cc: Sam Sparger, Mayor of Southlake
~cc: Johnny Westerholm, Southlake Councilman
cc: Loyd Latta, Jr., Southlake Councilman
cc: Bruce McCombs, Southlake Councilman
cc: Tom Loris, Southlake Councilman
cc: Marion Bone, Southlake Councilman
cc: Al Cercone
cc: Fred Stockett
cc: Mike McKinney, Texas Power & Light
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CITY OF SOUTHLAKE BILLS FOR APPROVAL
CITY COUNCIL MEETING JANUARY 4,198
TO WHOM FOR AMOUNT PAID
Lone Star Gas Company 547.60
Tri County Electric 169.50
General Telephone 2.22
General Office Supply 30.60
TML Iieague Services 446.00
TML 426.00
Express Printing 117.55
Blue Cross/Blue Shield 1,374.71
Smith, Smith and Rake 625.00
M & C Photography 11.73
Vulcan Signs 474.37
Donovan Uniform Company 70.00
Don's Auto Repair 34.78
Motor Supply Company 38.64
Thomas Rubber Stamp 18.89
Grapevine Auto Supply 6.03
E-Z Stop 21.94
Whites Auto Store 33.92
Tarrant County Firefighters Assoc. 50.00
Talem, Inc. 37.10
Aqua Utility 755.59
The Rohan Company 240.45
Universal Grapevine 677.97
$ 6,210.59