1980-04-15
CITY OF SOUTHLAKE
667 North Carroll Avenue
Southlake, Texas
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
April 15,1980
7:30 p.m.
AGENDA
1. Oath of office for Councilpersons, Place 3,4, and 5.
2. ZA 80-7 Zoning request for 95.76 acres of land out of
the O.W. Knight Survey, Abstract 899. Present
zoning is Agricultural. Request is for A-3 Single
Family District. Owner: David L. Claude.
Continuation of Public Hearing.
3. ZA 80-7 Preliminary Plat approval for a 95.76 acre tract
of land in the O.W. Knight Survey, Abstract 899.
The subdivision will be known as "Oakwood Country
Estates". Owner and Developer: David L. Claude.
Continuation of Public Hearing.
4. ZA 80-3 Final plat approval for a subdivision to be known
as "Highland Estates". The 19.81 acre subdivision
is located in the Francis Throop Survey, Abstract 1511.
Developers: C.C.$ K.
* Approval of Developers Agreement.
5. ZA 79-49 Final plat approval for "Harbor Oaks Addition". A
133.09 acre tract of land out of the John Childress
Survey, Abstract 254. Owner: James B. Stahala.
Developer: Ann Hardy.
* Approval of Developers Agreement.
* Approval of annexation of area not in Southlake.
* Approval of vacation of the existing Burney Lane.
6. ZA 80-10 Final plat approval for a subdivision in the J.W.
Chivers Survey, Abstract 350. The 2.34 acre tract
of land will be subdivided using the Simplified
Subdivision Procedure. Owner: Ola Strait.
Public Hearing.
* Approval of Developers Agreement.
7. ZA 80-11 Zoning request for a 1.19 acre tract of land out of
the J.W. Chivers Survey, Abstract 350. Present zoning
is Agricultural. Request is for A-3 Single Family
District. Owner: Kevin Kelly.
Public Hearing.
8. Discussion: Minimum Lot Size for Southlake.
9. Consider: Contract for Tarrant County Fire Department Mutual
Aid Agreement.
10. Mayors Report.
11 . Dcyart ,.crtul Re crts
Police: Approval for Chief and Detective to attend
seminar.
Approval to adopt State Police Officers
Testing Criteria as a basis for hiring officers.
Fire:
Parks: Consider: Resolution 80-12. Prohibiting
Alcoholic Beverages in the City Park.
Water:
Building:
12. Bills for approval
I hereby certify that the above agenda was posted on the bulletin board
and on the front door in city hall, 667 North Car o11 Avenue, S uthlake,
Texas, on Friday, April 11,1980 at 3 p.m.
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i COUNCILPERSONS PRESENT: Mayor;
Pat Hawk, Mayor Pro Tem; Sam Sparge ,
Councilpersons; Lloyd Latta, Shari
Massey, AC Urbanosky
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COUNCILPERSONS ABSENT: Louise
Morrison, Modine Stricker.
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSIONERS:
Virginia Clow and Lloyd Martinson
PARKS COMMISSIONER: Jerry Black
CITY STAFF PRESENT:Fire Chief;
Bob Steele, Police Chief; Daymond
Gaddy, City Attorney; Joe Gregory
INVOCATION: Sam Sparger
The minutes of the April 1,1980,
city council meeting were approved
as corrected.
li Newly elected Councilperson, Modine
I ~Stricker was not present, due to a
I death in her family. The Mayor
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I: office as soon as possible.
The Oath of Office was given to
CouncilpersonsSpargerand'Massey,
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LRttgaer IIZA 80-7. The zoning request for ZA 80-7
x x !David L. Claude was approved after ZONING
Massey ~ Urbanosk ;X X !!no comments were made during the APPROVED
y (continuation of the public hearing.
NThe 95.76 acre tract of land is
!!located in the O.W. Knight Survey,
liAbstract 899. The property was
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District to the A-3 Single Family
'District.
Councilperson Sparger, abstained
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The preliminary plat for "oakwood
Country Estates" was reviewed by
Councilperson Latta. He also
reviewed the Planning and Zoning
Commissions recommendations with
regards to the plat.
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Sparger x There were no comments from the ARY
Latta x x audience during the continuation PLAT
Urbanosky x x of the public hearing. Owner, APPROVE
Massey x David Claude was present. After "OAKWOOB
discussion, Latta recommended that COUNTRY
Council approve the preliminary ESTATES
plat subject to the conditions that
were named by the P & Z. They
include: (1) adjacent property
owners must be placed on the plat,
(2) 12 feet be dedicated on the
north side of Continental Blvd. to
make a total of 42 feet. (3) the
utiltiy easements be changed to 15
feet.
The plat was approved unanimously.
~ I II Mayor Hawk clarified the cities
minimum one acre lot size. He
indicated in a discussion that he
would propose an amendment to the
Ordinance at the next city council
meeting. * see correction on page 4
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Sparger x N x ZA 80-3. The final plat approval "HIGH-
Latta x was given to "Highland Estates", on LAND
Urbanosky x 19.81 acre subdivision located in th ESTATE
Massey x x !Francis Throop Survey, Abstract 1511 APPROVE
Sparger ~Ix The Developers Agreement for
Latta x I x I"Highland Estates" was also approved
Urbanosky x , x I~
Massey x
ZA 79-49. The final plat for
"'Harbor Oaks Addition" was approved
after the P & Z recommendations were
(reviewed, as were the comments made
y the city engineers, Carter and
Burgess,Inc.
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Sparger ix x Councilperson Latta commented that
Latta Urbanosky x I x all suggested changes were made.
Developer, David Hardy was present,
Massey i x
as was the engineer, Jim Dunaway.
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Sparger x The vacation of the existing Burney
Latta x x Lane was approved as per the plat
Urbanosky x x an field notes (attached hereto
Massey x and made a part hereof).
ZA 80-10. There will be a continua-
tion of the public hearing concerning
the Ola Strait plat.
Sparger Ix x ZA 80-11. The zoning request of ZA 80-11
T,atta x Kevin Kelly, for A-3 Single Family APPROVED
•banosky x x District zoning for his 1.19 acre
.assey x tract of land was approved. The
property is located in the J.W.
Chivers Survey, Abstract 350.
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During the Mayor's report, Mayor
Hawk called councils attention to
a letter he had written to Hubbard
Service Company.
No action was taken concerning the
adoption of the State Police Officer
testing program as a basis for hirin
police officers. Chief Gaddy is to
jl try to obtain a copy of the test
for council review.
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Sparger x i x During a discussion prohibiting PARK
Latta P( ,alcoholic beverages in the city park ORDINANC
Urbanosky 'x it was established that an Ordinance
Massey I 11,Other should be written on the parks.
items that should be covered
in the Ordinance include; vandalism
of park property, driving on the
'ball fields as well as no alcoholic
'beverages. Motion was made and
approved to prohibit the above
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i ordinance will be prepared for
Pger approval at the next meeting.
Latta x x The bills presented were approved i
Urbanosky Ix x for payment.
Massey x
Sparger x Approval was given for two persons
Latta x x to attend a seminar in Denton on
Urbanosky x x Texas Water Purity. Costs of the
Masse seminar and lunch are to be paid
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The meeting was adjourned by Mayor
Pat Hawk.
Mayor
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City Secretary
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* correction from 4th paragraph
page 2. "filing and lot fees need
to be revised and will be made
retroactive to developments at this
meeting."
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OATH OF OFFICE
STATE OF TEXAS:
COUNTY OF TARRANT:
CITY OF SOUTHLAKE:
I, Modine Stricker, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute
the duties of the OFFICE OF COUNCILPERSON, PLACE 4 of the City of
Southlake, Texas, and will to the best of my ability preserve, protect,
and defend the Constitution and Laws of the United States and of this
City, and I furthermore do solemnly swear that I have not directly or
indirectly paid, offered, or promised to pay, contributed, nor promised
to contribute any money, or valuable thing, or promised any public office
or employment, as a reward to the giving or withholding a vote at the
election at which I was elected.
So Help Me God.
MODINE STRICKER
SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED BEFORE ME, THIS THE 15th day of April, 1980.
MAYOR
OATH OF OFFICE
STATE OF TEXAS:
COUNTY OF TARRANT:
CITY OF SOUTHLAKE:
I, Sam Sparger, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute
the duties of the OFFICE OF COUNCILPERSON, PLACE 3 of the City of
Southlake, Texas, and will to the best of my ability preserve, protect,
and defend the Constitution and Laws of the United States and of this
City, and I furthermore do solemnly swear that I have not directly or
indirectly paid, offered, or prcmised to pay, contributed, nor promised
to contribute any money, or valuable thing, or promised any public office
or employment, as a reward to the giving or withholding a vote at the
election at which I was elected.
So Help Me God.
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SAM SP , R
SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED BEFORE ME, THIS THE 15th day of April, 1980.
MAYOR
OATH OF OFFICE
STATE OF TEXAS:
COUNTY OF TARRANT:
CITY OF SOUTH LAKE:
I, Shari Massey, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute
the duties of the OFFICE OF COUNCILPERSON, PLACE 5 of the City of
Southlake, Texas, and will to the best of my ability preserve, protect,
and defend the Constitution and Laws of the United States and of this
City, and I furthermore do solemnly swear that I have not directly or
indirectly paid, offered, or promised to pay, contributed, nor prcmi.sed
to contributed any money, or valuable thing, or prcmised any public office
or employment, as reward to the giving or withholding a vote at the
election at which I was elected.
So Help Me God.
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SHARI MASSEY
SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED BEFORE PIE, THIS THE 15th day of Ap 'l, 1980.
MAYOR
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RON GOETZ+ the General Manager of the GRAPEVINE SUN+ a newspaper of general
circulation which has been continuously and regularly published for a period
of not less than one year in the County of Tarrant, Texas, preceding the
date of the attached notice+ appeared before me and swore that the said
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TILL STATE' 01: T1:xns X
COUNTY OF TARPLANT X
THIS CONTIW-1- AND AGRE- R:NT made and entered into by and
between the County of Tarrant, State of Texas, acting by and through
its Commissioners' Court, hereinafter referred to as COUNTY, and
the Town or the City of S) 0tJTII1.AKF
Texas, a Municipal Corporation, acting
by and through its City Council, hereinafter referred to as CITY:
WITNESSETH:
The above named CITY has a volunteer fire department recognized
by the Insurance Commission of the State of Texas, and has, by
an order or resolution of its governing body, been authorized
to enter into an Agreement with COUNTY for providing for the use
of the fire truck and other fire fighting equipment of the said
CITY for the purpose of fire protection to real and personal property
located outside the boundries of said CITY and within such distances
as such volunteer fire department may reasonably be expected to
reach and render service in case of fire. The CITY hereby agrees
to provide such services.
COUNTY has appropriated a sum to be paid and distributed
in accordance with the attached Exhibit "A". CITY .and COUNTY
hereby agree that for and in consideration of the monies to be
paid by COUNTY to CITY in accordance with the plan of said Exhibit
q'A"., the CITY shall provides through its volunteer fire department,
fire protection services to the areas hereinabove expressed and
COUNTY shall pay, in accordance with such arrangement, for said
services.
'it -specifically understood by the parties hereto that the
-total sum paid by COUNTY for fire protection services to the
ninincornorated areas of the COUNTY shall in no event exceed the
This Contract shall be in full force and effect for the
period beginning December 1, 1979, and extending through November
30,1980, said period being the period for which payments shall
be made udder the attached formula.
The funds to be paid by COUNTY for use of the fire fighting
equipment and service by the fire department of such CITY for
fighting fires outside the limits of said CITY shall be paid
out of the general fund of TAIZRANT COUNTY, and shall be paid to
the above named incorporated CITY as hereinabove provided.
Whenever the CITY or fire department above is responding
to a call outside of the city limits of the CITY or the normal
jurisdictional limits of the fire department, as the case may
be, it shall operate under the fire code which is in effect within
the city limits of such CITY or fire department.
Any fire marshals, investigators, or other personnel who
respond from TARRANT COUNTY to a fire scene which is under the
control of the CITY or the fire department named herein, whether
within or without the city limits, shall be governed by the fire
code of the CITY within whose limits the fire department normally
operates.
The parties hereto further agree that the COUNTY will pay
to CITY at a rate of not to exceed Twenty Five Dollars ($25.00)
for emergency ambulance service to the area for which fire service
is herein provided for. The COUNTY has, for the year 1980, budgeted
the sum of Twelve Thousand Dollars ($12,000.00) for such ambulance
service to the unincorporated areas of TARRANT COUNTY which sum
shall be paid to the participating CITIES on a per response
fractional basis in the event there are more of Four Hundred
e
to fire department emergency calls which result in tho ambulanco
or rescue unit being utilized to make an emergency ambulance
run to a hospital or a clinic for the purpose of transporting
a persoTi in need of medical attention.
The payment provided for in connection with fire responses
and emergency ambulance service shall be in accordance with rules
and reporting requirements promulgated by the Tarrant County Fire
Marshal and shall be limited to those fire responses and emergency
-ambulance service calls that are certified to as being qualifying
emergency ambulance calls by the appropriate police department,
fire department or sheriff's department personnel.
WITNESS THE SIGNATURES of the respective parties hereto
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-this day of 19(u .
TARRANT COUNTY, acting by and
through its Commissioners' Court
BY:
MIKE NIONCRIEF
County Judge
. T. ANllERSON
Commissioner Precinct Number One
L. MEBU
Commissioner Precinct Number Two
A. LYN GREGORY
-Commissioner Precinct Number Three
D. GRIFFIN
Commissioner Precinct Number Four
EXHIBIT "A"
The distribution or allocation of the funds budgeted by the
County of Tarrant for fire protection in the unincorporated areas
of the County shall be calculated or determined as follows:
From the total sum budgeted by Tarrant County for unincorp-
orated area fire protection shall first be deducted the sum of
the payments made equal to 2.5 % of said County budget which is
to be paid to the six (6) unincorporated area volunteer fire
departments immediately upon the execution of this contract.
The total sum budgeted by County shall be divided by the
total number of fire responses made by all contracting fire
departments to determine the per response allocation chargable
against the unincorporated area volunteer fire departments
receiving lump sum payments. This per response allocation shall
then be divided into the lump sum payment to determine the number
of calls made by unincorporated volunteer.fire departments which
are covered by the lump sum payment, before such unincorporated
volunteer fire departments are entitled to share in the balance
of the County's budgeted amount.
The balance, after deduction of the total of the lump sum
payments paid to the unincorporated volunteer fire departments,
remaining of the total sum budgeted by the County shall then be
divided by the total number of unincorporated area fire responses
made by departments not receiving lump sum payments plus the total
of responses made by unincorporated area volunteer fire departments
in excess of the number covered by the lump sum payments to
determine the per response allocation, if any, to be paid to each
participating fire department at the end of the year.
This method of calculating the amount paid to the various
fire Annnrtmnntc ;n To,,-,-+ C-
i) Total respon:;e5 made by participating; fire departments
to unincorporated areas of Tarrant County;
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b Ii Per response allocation for determining; number of responses
covered by lump sum payment;
2.5ti A
1 =F No, of responses by each unincorporated volunteer fire
departments covered by lump sum payment;
G Total number or responses made to unincorporated areas by
each unincorporated area volunteer fire department;
G-F=11 Number of responses to be paid for over number covered by
lump sum payments to unincorporated volunteer fire
departments;
J Number of responses made to unincorporated areas by fire
departments not receiving lump sum payments;
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1+ =K Per response allocation to be paid to all departments at
year's end.
Kx11 or KxJ=Amount to be paid at year end to each department.
TA HRAN"J' C0 17N'I'Y
FORT WORTH, '1EAAS 76106 900 N. COMMERCE
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SUBJECT: RULES 6-REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FOR
EMERGENCY FIRE 9 AMBULANCE RESPONSES
The, 6ottowing •un6o4wti.on .i.e provided in AegaAds to the Au.ee.e and A.epo&t ng nequiremen.ta
bon. Emergency Fite and Ambutance Aesponses.
I. FIRE RESPONSE, "Whenever 6iAe equipment A.eaponds to any emergency catt to the
'C-ounty oAeas it ehaU be ce,a4ei6ied as a 64Ae protection Aeeponee EXCEPT in .the 6ottoweng
C1LSes
1. Ambutanee type Aespo►teeb. 3. ContAotted burning strand-bye.
2. Reapondea to .incorpoAated area, 4. Requested e-tand-bye when an emergency
does not occuA dun.big the stand-by,"
11. EMERGENCY AMBULANCE RESPONSE, Anytime an anbutance Aeceivea a catt 6oA, emergency
s vice and makes .that A.un, .this i.6 considered an emergency ambutance nun.
1. When an ambueanee accompanies .the Fire DepaAtnetnt (Aeaponds with) on a cart
Vv,:a i,6 NOT conb.idered an emergency ambutance response. 16, howeveA, a6.teA
aAA.i.vi ng on the e een e , the amb mean ce make-6 an emeAg ency um to a hos p-i tae oA
c?,un.i.c, then that wouCd be considered an emeAgeney ambueanee Aun•
2. When a R"cue Unit Awns wc. A the Fire Depat men.t to the scene o6 an emergency
Chia .(.e NOT eons.ideAed an emergency an>bu.Canee Aesponse even .i6 the Rescue unit
adminiA tD aid, but i6 the Rescue Unit acts in the capacity o6 an Ambueance, that
is? it makes an emergency Ann to a hosp.i..tai. or a clinic, -then that wouQd be con.6 id-
eted an emeAg eney ambuean ce Aun.
III. The response 6oAms used 6oA ceA.ti6y.utg County F.iAe and Ambutance UAponsea are
pAesen.tey being 6cvtn.i.ehed to yout Fuce Depattmen.t by my o66.iee. When addi ti.onat- Report
6ormb ate needed simpty contact mij o66ice and they w.itt be sent to you. Theae response
repoA.t 6oAms need to be 6Uted out and sent to my o66.iee pA.i.oA to tke 10th o6 the 6o•ttow-
.i,ng month to be eti.gib.ee 6oA the end o6 .the yeah payments.
I V. The Em2Ageney Ambueanee SeAvices bon which payment shat t be made to unineonporated
atea.a o6 .the County are .those seAv.i.ces which oAe provided by your city or community to
its A.e.e.i.den.t,6. The onbj Aequih.emett my o66.ice ttZtt need .(.s to have the Response ceh.-ti.6.i.e,'
as an emergency by having a Poteiee or Fite 066icer sign the copy o6 the response repo,%t
•tynat .is sent to my o 6 6.ic.e.
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CITY OF SOU HLAEE
MONTHLY REPORT TO THE CITY COUNCIL
BUILDING DEPARTMENT
1. NUMBER OF INSPECTIONS MONTH OF March, 1980
CURRENT LAST MONTH
ELECTRIC 30 12
PLUMBING 24 16
FRAMING 19 4
FOUNDATION 6 11
HEATING & AIR 18 8
SEPTIC SYSTEM 5 7
OTHER 14 9
TOTAL INSPECTIONS 116 67
2. PERMITS
THIS MONTH FEE LAST MONTH FEE
BUILDING 6 607.00 9 876.00
EII7CTRICAL 9 82.00 7 73.00
PLUMBING 3 55.00 6 104.00
HEATING & AIR 0 000.00 3 58.00
CERTIFICATE OF OCCP. 11 265.00 2 50.00
)CM SEPTIC 3 30.00 5 50.00
TOTAL PERMITS 32 $1054.00 32 $1211.00
3. Building Valuation
THIS MONTH LAST MONTH YEAR TO DATE
$270116.25 $420,630.00 $690,746.25
4. PLANNING & ZONING FEES
THIS MONTH LAST MONTH YEAR TO DATE
$330.00 $290.00 $507.00
5. TOTAL DEPOSITS IN BUILDING FUND
THIS MONTH YEAR TO DATE
$ 1039.00 $3586.00
1 Corrnercial
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, 2 Residence
2 Garage
1 Fence
* BUILDING PERMIT BREAKDOWN
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ILDING AR'IMENT OFFICAL
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TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council Persons
SUBJECT: Southlake Fire Department Monthly Report For Month of March
A. Responses: # Of Call
1. Structure Fires--------------------------------------------------------------- 1
2. Grass Fires------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
3. Auto & Truck Fires------------------------------------------------------------ 2
4. Auto or Truck Accident - Stand-by (Fire & Rescue Unit) 4
5. Mutual-Aid for City of Grapevine---------------------------------------------- 0
6. Mutual-Aid for City of Colleyville-------------------------------------------- 0
7. Mutual-Aid for City of Keller------------------------------------------------- 3
8. Mutual-Aid to other Cities---------------------------------------------------- 0
9. Calls in Tarrant County (outside city limits) 4
10. Calls in Denton County (outside city limits) 3
11. False Alarms in Citv---------------------------------------------------------- 2
12. Rescue Unit Calls------------------------------------------------------------- 6
A. Possible heart attack 520 West Highland
B. Possible heart attack 426 Shady Lane
C. Possible seisure spell 2116 Cumberland Trail
D. Injured person Catfish Hut
E. Injured person 1320 E. N.W. Parkway
F. Person had fainting spell 780 S. Kimball
13. Miscelaneous Alarms----------------------------------------------------------- 3
A. Water Vac call 620 S. Kimball
B. Water Vac call 2626 Rolling Lane
C. Lightning struck a tree Hwy 114 and Dove Rd.
14. Trophy Club calls-------------------------------------------------------------- 0
15. Drowning West End Grapevine Lake (2 victims) approx. 400 man hours
spent until the recovery of both victins--------------------------------------- 1
16. Civic Function Dept. fund raising for Fish Fry 132 man hours
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B. Total Emergency Calls For the Month of March - 40
C. Man Hours Expended: Number of. lr
C-A. Drowning Lake Grapevine west end total hours spent ------------------400
C-B- 1. On Emergency Calls 360
2. MeeLincs 4 For Month Averace Men Per Meetin 15 120
3. Special Training Sessions or Drills
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4. An Extra Man Hrs. on Maintenance other than normal Maint.time 24
5. On civic function-fish fry at Catfish Hut------------------------------------- 132
D. Total Man Hours Expended For Month March 1036
E. Firefighters Responding and Number of Times Responding for Month-----------------
Chief Steele---------------20 C. Bell-------------------13
Asst. Chief Bradley--------10 B. Roper------------------3
Capt. Dodson---------------5 E. Reed-------------------10
Capt. Brown----------------23 L. Russell----------------10
Lt. Jones------------------12 R. Bridgewater------------5
Lt. Fuller-----------------19 J. Muller-----------------6
J. Joyce-------------------6 W. Winchester-------------1
J. Vann--------------------15 T. Boyer------------------9
Bobby Jones----------------19 R. Martin-----------------5
D. Brown-------------------27 J. Walsh------------------4
R. Willis-----------------10 T. Bryant-----------------3
J. Harston---------------- 15
C. Reed-------------------13
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Fire Chief
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C I T Y OF S O U T H L A K E
POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT
March, 1980
HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL:
Police Department Report for the month of March, 1980
Tickets issued in February 161
Tickets issued in March 178
Persons in jail in February 8
Persons in jail in March 21
Traffic Accidents in February 8
Traffic Accidents in March 9
Burglaries investigated in February 1
Burglaries investigated in March 1
Approximate value taken in burglaries in February X180.00
Approximate value taken in burglaries in March $2193.00
Thefts investigated in February 4
Thefts investigated in March 3
Approximate value taken in thefts in February $587.30
Approximate value recovered in February 00
Approximate value taken in thefts in March $6100.00
Approximate value recovered in March 00
Number of calls in February 610
Number of calls in March 655
Speedometer reading on Unit #11 78 Ford) 5678
Speedometer reading on Unit #12 78 Ford) 03092
Speedometer reading on Unit #14 80 Plymouth 17282
Speedometer reading on Unit #15 80 Plymouth 7110
Miles Driven in February 11,656
Miles Driven in March 10,210
Respectfully Submitted,
SOUTH E PO ICE EP RTMENT
C.D. Gaddy
Chief of Police
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# Of CALLS 165 94 90 112 88 87 655
# of ARREST 0 1 0 4 6 8 21
ACCIDENTS 0 1 2 3 1 2 9
BURGLARIES 0 0 0 0 1 0 1
THEFTS 0 0 1 0 1 1 3
MILES DRIVE 1655 1102 503 2102 2053 2016 10,210
HOURS WORKED 210 181 180 175 160 160 1200
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RESERVES TICKETS ACCIDNTS ARREST WORKED CALLS ASSIST MILES
ANDERSON 12 0 2 35 9 2 275
SCROGGINS 0 0 0 21 4 11 42
KELLY 3 0 0 34 2 0 191
CLIATT 2 0 0 44 4 32 271
WATER DEPARTMENT REPORT
Month of MARCH 1980
Gallons Pumped previous month 4,635,000
Gallons sold previous month 4,436,000
New Taps installed for month 9 TAPS 3 FIREPLUGS
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Meters changed out 0
Line repairs: Materials 0
Machine Rental $595.00
other repairs Hooked up well #4. Washed out storage tank at well #2.
Draining fireplugs to flush out old water.
Water supeVintendent
CITY OF SOUTHLAKE
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING/ BILLS FOR APPROVAL April 15,1980
UTILITIES...
General Telephone Company $ 74.36
Texas Power and Light Company 1,091.22
Texas Power and Light Company 188.60
INSURANCE...
Eldredge, Tuck and Booker 137.23
TML workers' compensation joint insurnace fund 658.00
FACILITIES...
Watson Election Company 869.19
The Wickes Corporation 21.42
CITY ADMINISTRATION...
Gulf Oil Corporation 21076.39
General Office Supply 110.54
The Banner Quick Print 266.00
Gibson's Discount Center 83.93
Tarrant County Purchasing 162.41
Pease Engraving Company 5.75
Grapevine Publishing Company 3.65
POLICE DEPARTMENT...
City of Grapevine, Ambulance 185.00
Bell and Howell 44.93
Honeywell 174.90
Luskey's 90.00
Village Grocery Store 39.69
Ladd Uniform 181.85
Bell Communications 235.50
National Associations of Chiefs of Police 20.00
Donovan Uniforms 486.00
FIRE DEPARTMENT...
Texas Divers Association 838.77
Colleyville Auto Parts 368.67
Village Grocery Store 15.90
Universal 12.17
Tarrant County Firefighters Association 71.50
Tarrant County Fire Chiefs Association 10.00
WATER DEPARTMENT...
Circle R Electric Company 596.10
Central Freight Lines Inc. 37.20
National Building Centers 148.29
TET Petro-Chem,Tnc. 562.00
North Star Laboratories 26.00
C and H Pump Company 13,025.00
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Aqua Utility,Inc. $ 558.12
Universal 160.54
Total $ 23,636.82