1980-09-02
CITY OF SOUTHLAKE
667 North Carroll Avenue
Southlake, Texas
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
September 2,1980
7:30 p.m.
AGENDA
1. Mayors Report
2. Consider: Resolution 80-21. Appointment of new member
to the Citizens Advisory Group on Zoning.
3. Discussion: Community Development Grant Application. General
needs of Southlake.
Public Hearing.
4. Consider: Pass Appropriation Ordinance No. 259.
FY81 Budget.
5. Consider: Ordinance No. 260. Tax Levy for FY81.
6. ZA 80-25. Zoning request for a 1 acre tract of land out of
the L.B. G. Hall Survey, Abstract 686, Tract 3J.
Present zoning is Agricultural, request is for the
A-3 Single Family District.
Owner: Everett Aslin.
Public Hearing.
7. Approval: New Police Officer for Southlake.
8. Approval: Repairs to Tennis Courts. Shari Massey
9. 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 Carroll Avenue, Southlake,
Texas, on Friday, August 29,1980 at 3 p.m.
City Secretary
Cn c CITY OF SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS
o MINUTES OF THE Regular CITY COUNCIL
z Y d d MEETING,
z v DATE: September 2,1980
d o TIME: 7:30 p.m.
PLACE: CITY OF SOUTHLAKE, COUNCIL CHAMBERS
czn 667 NORTH CARROLL AVENUE, SOUTHLAKE
NAME OF o o a TEXAS,
COUNCILPERSON z z
PAGE: 1 INDEX
COUNCILPERSONS PRESENT: Mayor; Pat
Hawk, Mayor Pro Tem; Sam Sparger,
Councilpersons; AC Urbanosky, Shari
Massey, Modine Stricker
COUNCILPERSON ABSENT: Lloyd Latta
CITY STAFF PRESENT: Police Chief;
Daymond Gaddy, Fire Chief; Bob Steele
Water Superintendent; Wallace Cline.
INVOCATION: Mayor Pro Tem; Sparger
The Minutes of the August 19,1980 cit
council meeting were approved as
presented.
Mayor Hawk reminded Council of the
excused absence of Councilman Latta.
Under the Mayor's report, there was
a discussion concerning Carter and
Burgess's draft of street design for
Estate Type Streets.
Sparger x
Stricker x Resolution 80-21 was approved, RESOLUTIOP
Urbanosky x x naming Johnny Westerholm to the 80-21
Massey x x Citizens Advisory Group on Zoning. APPROVED
The general needs of Southlake were COMMUNIT
discussed during a public hearing DEVELOP-
concerning the Community Development MENT GRAN]
Grant application. The target area NEEDS
for Southlake has been established. DISCUSSE
There were no comments from the audience
during the public hearing.
Sparger x x Ordinance No. 260 was approved which ORD.
tricker x set the tax rate for FY81. In NO. 260
rbanosky x x paragraph 6, the 10% rate of collec- APPROVED
Massey x tion fee for delinquent taxes was
changed to 15%.
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PLACE: CITY OF SOUTHLAKE, COUNCIL CHAMBERS
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NAME OF o o TEXAS,
COUNCILPERSON z z
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Sparger x x The appropriation Ordinance No. 259 ORD.
Stricker x was assigned for the record, as the NO. 259
Urbanosky x budget itself was approved in the APPROVED
Massey x x August 19, City Council meeting.
Sparger x x ZA 80-25. Zoning to A-3 Single Family ZA 80-25
Stricker x x District, was approved for a 1 acre APPROVED
Urbanosky x tract of land out of the L.B.G. Hall
Massey x Survey, Abstract 686, Tract 3J. There
were no comments from the audience
during the public hearing.
Mrs. Everett Aslin was present for the
meeting.
Sparger x x Approval was given to Chief Gaddy
F+ricker x to transfer Eric Reed from dispatcher
anosky x x to a Southlake Police Officer. Reed
Massey x is now enrolled in the police academy.
The placement is to be effective
immediately.
Sparger x Approval was given to cover the cost
Stricker x of repairs to the nets at the tennis
Urbanosky x x courts. The expenditure is not be
Massey x x exceed $150.00.
Sparger x x The bills presented, were approved fo
Stricker x payment. (Attached hereto and made
Urbanosky x a part hereof).
Massey x x
The meeting was adjourned by Mayor
Hawk.
Mayo
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City Secretary
CITY OF SOUTHLAKE
BILLS FOR APPROVAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 2,1980
TO WHOM FOR AMOUNT
Tri County Electric 138.00
Lone Star Gas Company 18.22
General Telephone Company 337.06
The Banner Quick Print 49.63
Rohne and Hoodenpyle delinquent tax attorney 56.93
Blue Croos/Blue Shield 1,091.76
Carter and Burgess general 46.73
Dian Bell deed transfers 25.00
Burroughs Corp. service agreement/calc 112.40
Pitney Bowes maint. agreement 213.42
Grapevine Publishing classified adv. 8.30
Parker Exxon misc. auto repairs 378.15
City of Grapevine, Ambulance 180.00
Motor Supply Company 23.54
Mid-City Chrylser 467.94
Bell Communications 235.50
Parker Exxon 128.20
Texaco 7.45
Grapevine Auto Parts 6.00
Edd's Garage 72.50
Dealers Electrical Supply 32.24
Burroughs Corp. re-program machine 303.00
Pumpco pump for treatment plant 102.65
The Rohan Company 753.91
Aqua Utility Company 269.36
TOTAL........ $ 5,057.89
CITY OF SOUTHLAKE
667 North Carroll Avenue
Southlake, Texas
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
September 16,1980
7:30 p.m.
AGENDA
1. Mayor's Report
2. Approval: Funds for demonstration Aerobic Sewage Treatment System
for residence. Harold Knight and Don Teer.
3. Consider: Which needs are to be applied for in the Community
Development Grant.
Public Hearing.
4. Reconsideration: Final plat for Peck Addition.
Requested to be on the agenda by P & Z Commission.
5. Consider: Vacation of easement in Harbor Oaks Estates.
Ann Hardy.
6. Consider: Resolution 80-22. Appointment of Health Officer.
Dr. Carlton Pittard.
7. ZA 80-26. Zoning request for a 12.07 acre tract of land out of the
L.H. Chivers Survey, Abstract 300, Tract 1B3.
Present zoning is Agricultural, request is for the A-3
Single Family District. Owner: Terry Callicott
Public Hearing.
8. ZA 80-27. Zoning request for Lot 10 of the Oaks Addition. Present
zoning is Agricultural, request is for the "S" Service
Commercial District. Owner: Sharon Griswold.
Public Hearing.
9. ZA 80-28. Request for a "Special Use Permit" for the Sale of Off
Premises Packaged Beer. Location of the establishment
is Lot 2, Oaks Addition. (Village Grocery Store). Request
is made by Robert P. Steele.
Public Hearing.
10. ZA 80-29. Zoning request for two tracts of land. Tract A, 1.04 acres
of land out of the N.E. Thompson Survey, Abstract 1563,
Tract 2A1 and 2B1. Request is for A-3 Single Family
District, present zoning is Agricultural.
Tract B, 1.69 acres of land out of the Francis Throop
Survey, Abstract 1511, Tract 1A2. Request is for "L"
Light Commercial District, present zoning is Agricultural.
Owner: E.E. Woosley.
Public Hearing.
11. ZA 80-32. Plat approval for a 1 acre tract of land out of the
A.H. Chivers Survey, Abstract 299. Owner: William
J. Hudson/ Brenda Gail Barnes.
2. Departmental Reports
Police
Fire
Building
Court
Water
13. 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 Carroll Avenue, Southlake,
Texas, on Friday, September 1.2,1980 at 12
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City Secretary
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x d z y DATE: September 16,1980
rn d rn o TIME: 7:30 p.m.
tz~ r H PLACE: CITY OF SOUTHLAKE, COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Cn 667 NOR'T'H CARROLL AVENUE, SOUTHLAKE
NAME OF o o a TEXAS,
COUNCILPERSON z
PAGE: 1 INDEX
COUNCILPERSONS PRESENT: Mayor Pro
Tem; San Sparger, Councilpersons;
Modine Stricker, Lloyd Latta, AC
Urbanosky, Shari Massey.
ABSENT: Mayor Pat Hawk
CITY STAFF PRESENT: Police Chief,
Daymond Gaddy, Fire Chief; Bob Steele
Water Superintendent; Wallace Cline
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSIONERS:
Bruce McCombs, Nelson Miller
IWOCATION: Lloyd Latta
The Minutes of the September 2,1980
meeting were approved as presented.
The meeting was called to order by
Mayor Pro Tem, Sam Sparger in the
absence of Mayor Hawk, who
was recovering from surgery.
MAYOR'S REPORT
During the Mayor's report, Bill
Brattin from the State Highway Depart EMERGENCI
ment addressed the Council in regard RESOLUTIOD
to problems which have occurred 80-23
on Highway 114 as a result of the APPROVED
Stricker x construction project being done by the
State Highway Department. Mr Brattin
Latta x x requested the city pass an emergency
Massey sky x x x Resolution, lowering the speed limit
Massey in the areas where construction is go ng
on, with the intent to pass an Ordina ce
as soon as possible. Motion was made
and approved.
Also under the Mayor's report, Counci -
person Latta informed Council as to
the status of obtaining State approval
for our Water System. On July 15,
an inspection was made by the Texas
Department of Health. The results
of that inspection wer6 outlined by
Latta. A copy of that report dated
September 11,1980 is hereby attached
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TIME: 7:30 p.m.
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to the minutes.
The final touches are all that is
needed to be done to complete Phase II
of our Community Development Grant
project, which consists of Water Main
improvements.
Harold Knight, chairman of the Sewer
Committee addressed Council on the
aerobic sewer system that is to be
installed at a residence in Southlake
to be used as a demonstration unit.
He indicated the residence of Don Tee ,
1320 Blue Teal Court, Dove Estates,
has been chosen, as the current septic
system at that residence does not
operate properly due to soil conditio s
and small lots in the area. Knight
presented to Council a sample deed
that will go to the County to be filed.
After discussion by Council, Shari
Massey moved to table the action
Stricker x x with the recommendation to consider
Latta x locating the system on a public site.
Urbanosky x Motion was seconded by Modine Stricke .
Massey x x Mayor Pro Tem, Sparger did not wish
Sparger x to vote to break the tie vote.
Latta made the motion to accept contract
subject to review of same by an attor ey,
and the addition of a hold harmless
Stricker x clause being added and subject to a
Latta x x maintenance agreement being furnished
Urbanosky x x by Mr. Teer. Also with input by
Massey x Brad Popkin, former Councilman.
Sparger x Sparger voted in favor of the
motion and therefore broke the tie
vote.
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A discussion was held concerning the COMMUNITY
Third year of the Community Develop- DEV. GRAT
ment Grant. Southlake still has a THIRD YR.
remaining 7,000 feet of substandard PROJECT
water mains that need to be enlarged APPROVED
within our established target area.
Councilperson Latta recommended ex-
pansion of water lines on Lilac Lane,
Stricker x Pine Street, Rainbow Street and
Latta x x Carlisle Lane for a total cost of
Urbanosky x x $65,000.
Massey x
There were no comments from the
audience during the public hearing.
Upon closing the public hearing,
motion was made and approved to expan
the water mains in the target area.
Planning and Zoning Chairman, Nelson DISCUSSI("`
Miller was present and explained to PECK ADD.
Council the misinterpetation of the
P & Z minutes by Council and plat
approval by Council without changes
being made to the final plat of the
Peck Addition. Mr. and Mrs. Peck
were present. After discussion, the
plat was reviewed and corrected
as agreed upon by the Planning and
Zoning Commission, Council and Pecks.
Stricker x Ann Hardy, Developer of Harbor Oaks HARBOR Ot,,
Latta x x Addition was present, as was Coy ADDITION
Urbanosky x x Landes, surveyor, to explain to REPLAT
Massey x Council their request to vacate an
easement on the plat. After discussi n,
motion was made and approved to
replat, subject to P & Z approval.
Stricker x Resolution 80-22 was approved, naming HEALTH
Latta x x Dr. Carlton Pittard as the City Healt OFFICER
Urbanosky x Officer for the comming year.
Massey x x
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ZA 80-26. Zoning request of Terry ZA 80-26
Callicott was approved for a 12.07 ZONING
Stricker x acre tract of land out of the L.H. A-3
Latta x x Chivers Survey, Abstract 300, Tr.1B3.
Urbanosky x The zoning was changed from Agricultu a1,
Massey x x to A-3 Single Family District. Mr.
and Mrs. Callicott were present. No
comments were made during the public
hearing.
Stricker x x ZA 80-27. The zoning request for ZA 80-27
Latta x "S" Service Commercial for Lot 10 of ZONING
Urbanosky x the Oaks Addition was approved after "S"
Massey x x discussion by Council. Mrs. Sharon SERVICE
Griswold, owner was present and COMMERCIA
answered questions during the public
hearing. Those who spoke were:
Kim Campbell, Lawrence Sirmartin,
Brenda Barns and Viola Guess.
ZA 80-28. Request for "Special Use ZA 80-28
Permit" for Robert P. Steele was APPROVED
granted, for the sale of off premises
Stricker x packaged beer, after the public hearing
Latta x x resulted with no opposition by the
Urbanosky x citizens present.
Massey x x Location of the establishment is
Village Grocery Store.
ZA 80-29. Mr. and Mrs. E.E. Woosley ZA 80-29
Stricker x x were present and indicated they ZONING
Latta x x want to go with there original reques APPROVED
Urbanosky x for A-3 Single Family zoning for 1.0
Massey x acres of land out of the N.E. Thompso
Survey, Abstract 1563, Tract lAl,
and 2B1. "L" Light Commercial Zoning
for a 1.69 acre tract of land out of
the Francis Throop Survey, Abstract
1511, Tract 1A2. After discussion,
motion was made and approved to
approve as requested by the owners.
There were no comments.from the
audience during the public hearing.
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ZA 80-32. Plat approval was granted ZA 80-32
Stricker x for William Hudson, who requested 1 ac APPROVES
Latta x x be given to his daughter, Brenda Barne
Urbanosky x x as a gift of love. The property is
Massey x located in the A.H. Chivers Survey,
Abstract 299,
The departmental reports were then
reviewed, Under the Water Dept.,
Mr. Cline requested to purchase a
booster pump for Well # 1&4 at
Stricker x city hall. Also for the purchase
Latta x x of a lawn mower as per budget.
Urbanosky x Approval was given.
Massey x x
^`.ricker x The bills presented, were approved
atta x x for payment. Attached hereto and mad
Urbanosky x x a part hereof.
Massey x
The meeting was adjourned.
Mayor
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City Secretary
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Texas Department of Health
Robert Bernstein, M.D., F.A.C.P. 1104) West 40th Street A. M. Donnell, Jr., M.D., M.P.H., F.A.C.P.
Commissioner Austin, 1 exas 7£1756 Deputy Commissioner
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September 10, 1980
Honorable Martin R. Hawk, Mayor
City of Southlake
P. 0. Box 868
Southlake, Texas 76051
Subject: Public Drinking Water Supply
City of Southlake (ID #2200075)
Tarrant County, Texas
Dear Mayor Hawk:
On July 15, 1980, our representative, Mr. Herman K. Clark, 11. E. , in company
with W. G. Cline, Water Superintendent, made a sanitary survey of the subject
water system. Asa result of this survey, the following items are trans-
mitted for your favorable consideration so that your water system may be operated
and maintained in accordance with the requirements for the Department's current
"Rules and Regulations for Public Water Systems".
1. Adequate storage facilities should be provided for the Water Department
for the storage and protection of equipment, supplies and replacement
parts. Particular reference is made to the accumulation of equipment
and supplies, as well as junk and clutter, at Pump Station #1 located
near City Hall.
2. The ground storage reservoir must be equipped with a suitable means, prop-
erly protected from a sanitary viewpoint, of readily determining the amount
of water in storage at all times. This may be accomplished with a float-type
indicator or with a pressure gauge which is calibrated in feet of water.
Reference is made to the ground storage Lank on WhiLe Chapel Road.
3. In previous reports this UeparLment has noted that the water from the
existing we11s (TriniLV formALions) exceed the recommended maximum levels
for public water- supply systems. We have noted from Che latest survey
that two new_weIIs (Piluxy formations) have been placed in service and
that water from all four walls is being mixed before being distributed
in the system. A sample was col W Led for chemical analysis at the time
of this latest survey (1-15-80) and the preliminary report from our labora-
tory indicates that the chlorides and total dissolved solids still exceed
the recommended levels, It is recommended Lhat further experimentation
be made with the blending of the waters from the four wells to achieve
a more acceptable quality M water. Our regional personnel will be happy
to coltect additional samples for chemical analysis to determine the
success of these experiments.
Honorable Martin R. Hawk, Mayor
City of Southlake
Tarrant County, Texas
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In conclusion, we wish Lo express the thanks and appreciation of our represenLa-
Live for the courtesics extended him during this survey. Should clarification of
any of Lhe items listed above he desired, please contact L. D. Thurman, P.E.,
Regional Director for Environmental and Consumer Health Protection, 701 Directors
Drive, Arlington, Texas 76011, AC 1317/460-3032.
Ve truly yours,
SM4~~ ed
:uben A. Alva d I P.E., Chief
Surveillance and Technical Assistance branch
Division of Water Hygiene
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Mr. W. G. Cline, Water Superintendent.
Tarrant County Health Depaartme nL
Public Health Region 5
THE STATE OF TEXAS
OATH OF OFFICE
1, Carlton D. Pittard do solemnly swear
(or affirm), that I will faithfully execute the duties of the office of
City of Southlake Health Officer
_ and will to the
best of my ability preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution and
laws of the United States and of this State; and 1 furthermore solemnly
swear (or affirm), that I have not directly nor 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 secure my appointment. So help me God.
Health Officer
Mailing Address" Os/
Residence Address
SWORN TO and Subscribed before me this _ day of september
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WATER DEPARTMEN" RETORT
Mont} of AUGUST 140
Gallons Pwapud previous month 6,079,600
Gallons sold previous month 180664,000
New Tape installttd for month 13
Meters chanuud out 5
2-6" Full Circle 2-21/2" Dresser :uOlings
Line repairs: Matorial6*STOLEN- 2 yolks,4 curb stops, 10 meter boxes
Machino Runtal $320.00
Other ropdiru Fixed booster pump at We'1 #4
Wells # I $ # 4 Didn't pump for 7 days
WatQr SupcVintendent
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council Persons
SUBJECT: Southlake Fire Department Monthly Report For Month of Auqust 1980
A. Responses: p Of Ca
1. Structure Fires------- 3
2. Grass Fires------------------------------------------------------------------- 11
3. Auto & Truck Fires------------------------------------------------------------ 1
4. Auto or Truck Accident - Stand-by (Fire & Rescue Unit) 6
5. Mutual-Aid for City of Grapevine---------------------------------------------- 1
6. Mutual-Aid for City of Colleyville------- 0
7. Mutual-Aid for City of Keller------------------------------------------------- 2
8. Mutual-Aid to other Cities Roanoke 1
9. Calls in Tarrant County (outside city limits) 7
10. Calls in Denton County (outside city limits) ------5
11. False Alarms in City 0
12. Rescue Unit Calls
3
A. Sick Person-1340 N. Carroll-Glen Burgess Residence
B. Sick Person-Brock Dr.-Roland Residence
C. Rescue boat and crew-Midway Camp-Boating Accident.
13. Miscelaneous Alarms -------------------------1
A. Water Vac. call 1212 Oakwood -Horn Residence
14. Trophy Club Calls---------------------------------------------------------------
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B. Total Emergency Calls for the Month ofi August 41
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C. Man Hours Expended: Number
1. On Emergency Calls 504
2. Meetings ( 4 For Month) Average Men Per Meeting----12------------------------ 8E
3. Special Training Sessions or Drills------------------------------------------ 36
4. Any Extra Man Hrs. on Maintenance(other than normal Maint.time) 2F
D. Total Man [lours Expended For Month August 651
E. Firefighters Responding and Number, of Times Respondinq for Month-----------------
Chief Steele 31 B. Roper 8
Asst. Chief Bradley 15 R. Bridgewater 5
Capt. Brown 37 J. Muller 1
Lt. Jones 29 C. Reed 14
Lt. Fuller 29 B. Dinsmore 9
J. Joyce 8 C. Bell 5
Bobby Jones 20 J. Uahn 8
Darell Brown 28 J. Harston 7
J. Sullivan 10 B. Austin 3
L. Russell 8 R. Martin 5
J. Walsh 37 T. Bryant 4
R. Willis 7 E. Reed 1
N. Wooden 13 C. Dodson 4
Respe(, tfuIlyesubmitted,
P. Steele
Fire Chief
SOUTHLAKE FIRE DEPARTMENT
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POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT
August, 1980
CITY OFSOUTHLAKE
POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT
August, 1980
HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL:
Police Department Report for the month of August, 1980.
Tickets issued in July 205
Tickets issued in August 216
Persons in jail in July 20
Persons in jail in August 22
Traffic Accidents in July 10
Traffic Accidents in August 11
Burglaries investigated in July 2
Burglaries investigated in August 1
Approximate value taken in burglaries in July $661.40
Approximate value taken in burglaries in August X491.00
Robbery Investigation for the month of July 1
Approximate value taken in robbery in July $63,000.00
Robbery investigation for the month of Auqust 0
Approximate value taken in robbery in August 0
Thefts investigated in July 2
Thefts investigated in August 5
Approximate value taken in thefts in July 8210.00
Approximate value recovered in July 0
Approximate value taken in thefts in Auqust $4,284.00
Approximate value recovered in August 0
Number of calls in July 975
Number of calls in August 960
Speedometer reading on Unit 11 78 Ford) 12517
Speedometer reading on Unit 12 78 Ford) 5485
Speedometer reading on Unit 14 80 Plymouth) 42603
Speedometer reading on Unit 15 80 Plymouth) 26939
Miles Driven in July 9137
Miles Driven in August 8675
Respectfully Submitted,
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Tickets 11 17 21 50 51 25 216
`of call 122 85 124 168 147 150 960
'4arrest 0 1 1 8 4 4 22
Accident 0 3 0 2 3 2 11
Burglar 0 0 1 0 0 0 1
Theft 0 2 0 3 0 0 5
Miles D 697 1498 304 2019 112 1700 8675
RFr-ERVES Hours
tick Accids Arrst work Calls Assis Miles
Anderson 13 0 4 40 144 22 216
Scroggi 1 0 0 7 0 0 0
Taylor 15 0 0 24 10 16 79
Spencer 3 0 0 28 5 11 0
Shoemak r 9 1 0 26 5 13 50
CITY of S I U-Am
MO[JPtIL,Y RE:PORr TO Z11E CITY COUNCIL
BUILDING DEPARTMENP
1. NUMBER OF INSPWPIONS MourH OF August, 1980
C'URRFMF LAST NJUfl4-I
EL.,WI'RIC 24 20
PLUMBING 9 12
FRAMING; 5 5
FOUNDATION 4 6
HEATING & AIR 6 10
SL ITIC SYSUN 14 12
GUIER 22 4
rl'OTAL INSPL]C.TIONS 84 69
2. _ PE:RMI'I'S
`1'1 I I S A)"I'f I FEE.: LAST NrJRM FEE
B011DING 6 732.00 8 345.00
Li,11--IR1CAL 4 51.00 7 97.50
PLUMBING 4 58,50 6 127.00
lfEA1'ING & AIR 3 49.50 5 86.00
CIM11FICAI'E OF, OCCP• 5 125.00 2 50.00
OTHER 11 110.00 1 10.00
BILLS FOR APPROVAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 16,1980
TO WHOM FOR AMOUNT
Texas Power and Light Water 4,998.92
Texas Power and Light City 718.36
IBM Supplies 83.00
Chem Can Co. Park 110.00
The Banner Classified 9.30
Gulf Oil Corp, 12500.75
General Office Supply 142.82
Travis P. Young Ins. Notary Bond 48.00
Lamp and Assoc. Repairs to overhead door 226.00
Dian Bell Deed Transfers 25.00
Rohne and Hoodenpyle 344.89
The Checkwriter Group 62.50
IBM Lease on typewriter 126100
The Banner Quick Print 517.38
North Star Laboratories 26.00
The Rohan Co. 631.25
Aqua Utility Inc. 105.84
Foy Keys 75'00
Honeywell 174.90
City of Grapevine Ambulance 45.00
Dealers Electrical Supply 59.00
Miller Muffler Inc. 29.95
Ft. Worth Fire Extinguisher 103.00
Lefty Lumpkin 143.00
Ragsdale Garage and Body Shop 1,490.00
Payton Wright Ford 29.71.
Crabtree and Powers 193.22
Crabtree and Powers 66.00
Stewart Oxygen Service 27.00
Dearing Texaco 7.45
Sa-So 24.60
Riggs Equipment Service 762.26
Parker Exxon 6.00
Ragsdale Garage and Body Shop 445.65
Colleyville Auto Clinic 15.33
Total...... $ 13,373.08