1974-07-16 CC PacketApproval of Bills at Regular Council Meeting 7/16/74
Three Way Concrete, Inc.06120 45.00
Texas Power & Light Co.6-27-74 528.11
Texas Power & Light Co.6-27-74 141.66
General Telephone Co.7-13-74 135.05
Southern Building Code Congress 1558 40.00
Allstate Map Makers 2742 3.98
Xerox 024132482 25.56
Thompson Printing Service 7/15/74 & 7/10/74 40.50
Payton-Wright Ford 3676 20.74
West Publishing Co.June, 1974 76.00
Gibsons Products Co.00147 8.67
Bell Communications 6-30-74 50.50
Stewart Oxygen Svc.2097 48.00
Fire Protection Svc. Co.1595 317.60
Gulf Oil Products 006160,006236 578.16
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No. 161-59
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 161 OF
THE CITY OF SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS BY CHANGING
ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF 123.66 ACRE TRACT
OF LAND OUT OF THE JOHN CHILDRESS SURVEY,
ABSTRACT NO. 254, SITUATED IN TARRANT COUNTY,
TEXAS, AND IN DENTON COUNTY, TEXAS, AS MORE
PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED IN EXHIBIT "A" ATTACHED
HERETO AND MADE A PART HEREOF, FROM "AG" (AGRI-
CULTURE) DISTRICT TO ZONING CLASSIFICATION "PUD"
PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT) DISTRICT, PROVIDING
FOR CHANGE IN OFFICIAL ZONING MAP, AND PROVIDING
EFFECTIVE DATE OF AMENDMENT.
WHEREAS, an application to change zoning has been filed and a public
hearing conducted and all other prerequisites complied with under applicable law
concerning a requested change in zoning:biassification-' n(:,conneefi one-*ith::;the
property described on Exhibit "A" attached hereto and made a part hereof;
NOW THEREFORE, Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of
Southlake, Texas:
SECTION 1. The certain Ordinance No. 161 passed by the City Council of the City
of Southlake, Texas, January 7, 1969, and being the "Comprehensive Zoning Ordi-
nance" is hereby amended insofar as the property described on Exhibit "A" attached
hereto and made a part hereof is hereby changed from the zoning classification of
AG" (AGRICULTURE) District to zoning classification "PUD" (PLANNED UNIT DEVELOP-
MENT) District subject to compliance with all matters provided for and in the
development plan attached hereto and made a part hereof as Exhibit "B".
SECTION 2. The official zoning map created by said Ordinance No. 161 is
hereby amended to include the zoning change made by this ordinance in
connection with the property described on Exhibit "A" attached hereto and
made a part hereof.
SECTION 3. The said Ordinance No. 161, except as officially amended by prior
ordinance amendments and this ordinance No. 161-59, remains in effect in all
other respects as originally passed.
This ordinance shall take effect upon its passage.
PASSED this /4day of 1974.
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Secretary
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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City Attorne
FIELD NOTES
TRACT ONE
FIELD NOTES FOR A TRACT OF LAND OUT OF THE JOHN CHILDRESS SURVEY, ABSTRACT
NO. 254, TARRANT COUNTY, TEXAS, AND IN DENTON COUNTY, TEXAS, AND MORE PARTICULARLY
A PORTION OF A 163 ACRE TRACT OF LAND CONVEYED TO STANLEY BURNEY, AND RECORDED
IN VOLUME 1146, PAGE 563, DEED RECORDS, TARRANT COUNTY, TEXAS, AND DESCRIBED
BY METES AND BOUNDS AS FOLLOWS:
BEGINNING at an iron pin in the East line of said Burney tract and the West
line of Block 2, Dove Estates Addition, according to plat recorded
in Volume 388-69, Page 49, Deed Records, Tarrant County, Texas, said
point being N. 010 - 32! W. 10.0 feet from the Southwest corner of
Lot 1, Block 2, of said Addition, said point also being N. 010 - 32' W.
60.0 feet from the Southeast corner of said Burney tract;
THENCE S. 010 - 32' E 30.0 feet to a nail in the North line of a 30.0 foot
road (Burney Lane);
THENCE along the North and East lines of said 30.0 foot road as follows:
S. 890 - 46' W. 682.4 feet,
S. 890 - 36' W. 1016.8 feet,
N. 180 - 31' W. 347.5 feet,
N. 140 - 17' W. 622.1 feet,
N. 080 - 15' W. 156.3 feet to the beginning of a curve to the right
having a radius of 91.4 feet,
Northeasterly, along said curve 58.1 feet to the end of said curve,
N. 280 - 10' E. 149.7 feet to the beginning of a curve to the left
having a raiius of 256.7 feet,
Northwesterly, along said curve 154.5 feet to the end of said curve,
N. 060 - 19' W. 181.4 feet,
N. 200 - 35' W. 110.0 feet,
N. 050 - 19' W. 335.1 feet,
and N. 130 - 57' W. 273.6 feet to an iron pin in the North line of
Tarrant County and the South line of Denton County;
THENCE N. 890 - 49' E. along the North line of Tarrant County and the South
line of Denton County 1300.5 feet to an iron pin for corner on the
boundary of U.S. Government Property for Grapevine Reservoir;
THENCE along the U.S. Government boundary as follows;
S. 120 - 00' W. 87.0 feet to a concrete monument,
N. 610 - 00' E. 325.0 feet to a concrete monument,
N. 160 - 00' E. 218.0 feet to a concrete monument,
N. 420 - 00' W. 150.0 feet to a concrete monument,
N. 180 - 00' E. 191.0 feet to a concrete monument,
N_. 890 - _49' E. 404.4 feet to a_concrete._monument,
S. 000 - 32' E. 141.0 feet to a concrete monument,
S. 710 - 00' W. 213.0 feet to a concrete monument,
S. 050 - 00' E. 361.0 feet to a concrete monument,
S. 510 - 22' E. 225.0 feet to a concrete monument,
and S. 000 - 16' E. 1052.9 feet to a concrete monument in the West
line of said Block 2, Dove Estates Addition;
EXHIBIT A - Page 1
THENCE S. 010 - 32' E. along the West line of said Block 2, 667.9 feet to an
iron pin for corner;
THENCE S. 890 - 47' W. 673.8 feet to an iron pin for corner;
THENCE S. 000 - 24' E. 407.3 feet to an iron pin for corner;
THENCE N. 890 - 46' E. 681.9 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING and
containing 96.52 acres of land of which 92.65 acres are in
Tarrant County and 3.87 acres in Denton County.
EXHIBIT A - Page 2
TRACT TWO
FIELD NOTES FOR A TRACT OF LAND OUT OF THE JOHN CHILDRESS SURVEY, ABSTRACT
NO. 254, TARRANT COUNTY, TEXAS, AND MORE PARTICULARLY A PORTION OF A 163
ACRE TRACT OF LAND CONVEYED TO STANLEY BURNEY, AND RECORDED IN VOLUME 1146,
PAGE 563, DEED RECORDS, TARRANT COUNTY, TEXAS, AND DESCRIBED BY METES AND
BOUNDS AS FOLLOWS:
BEGINNING at an iron pin in the South line of said Burney tract, said point
being the Southwest corner of a 0.957 acre tract recorded in
Volume 5298, Page 924, Deed Records, Tarrant County, Texas, said
point being by deed 881 feet East of the Southwest corner of said
Burney tract;
THENCE S. 890 - 48' W. 871.9 feet to an iron pin at the occupied Southwest
corner of said Burney tract;
THENCE N. 000 - 45' W. along the occupied West line of said Burney tract
2588.2 feet to an iron pin in the North line of Tarrant County and
the South line of Denton County;
THENCE N. 890 - 49' E. along the North line of Tarrant County and the
South line of Denton County 294.9 feet to an iron pin in the West
line of a 30.0 foot road (Burney Lane);
THENCE along the West and South lines of said 30.0 foot road as follows:
S. 130 - 57' E. 278.7 feet;
S. 050 - 19' E. 336.9 feet,
S. 200 - 35' E. 110.3 feet,
S. 060 - 19' E. 177.6 feet to the beginning of a curve to the right
having a radius of 226.7 feet,
Southwesterly, along said curve 136.4 feet to the end of said curve,
S. 280 - 10' W. 149.7 feet to the beginning of a curve to the left
having a radius of 121.4 feet,
Southeasterly, along said curve 77.2 feet to the end of said curve,
S. 080 - 15' E. 157.9 feet,
S. 140 - 17' E. 624.8 feet,
S. 180 - 31' E. 370.4 feet,
and N. 890 - 36' E. 270.2 feet to an iron pin at the Northwest corner
of said 0.957 acre tract;
THENCE S. 000 - 24' W. 250.3 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING and containing
27.14 acres of land.
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RESOLUTION NO. 74-21
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City
of Southlake, Texas, deems it to be to
the best interest of the City to contin-
ue its membership in the Southern Build-
ing Code Congress for the regulation of
all construction within the corporate
limits of the City; Now,
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS, THAT:
1.
The City's membership in the Southern Building Code
Congress for the year from August 16, 1974, to August
16, 1975, be renewed.
2.
The dues for same in the sum of $40 be paid for out of the
General Fund.
PASSED AND APPROVED this 16th day of July, 1974.
Mayor Pro Tem
ATTEST:
City Secretary
re wipe
6ou Ghlak.e 2i.re Department July 16, 1971
0. Box 863
uthlake, Texas 76051
ru : :-ionorable 11ayor and City Councilmen
Sub j : Fire Department Report for June 1974
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1.total Responses .................................................1
2. Automobile Accidents .............................................2
3 Boat
4. Bomb threat
r5•Grass l i re
6. Oxygen call ......................................................1
7. Smoke in house ...................................................i
u. gush fire .......................................................1
obile Home fire .................................................1
10. Total man hours expended on call ................................63
g approximate man hours expended on fire prevention 26
1,_'. Approximate man hours expended on maintenance ....•..........•.•.65
13. Average attendance at departmental meetings .....................16
lLr. Approximate man hours expended on departmental training........128
ien Responding for Month:
Chief Steele 8 Wallace Cline 1
3 s t . Chief Joyce 3 Harvey Hanson 3
Asst.chief Clifton 5 Douglas Hughes I
Fire !~.ar. Meddle 3 John Shelton 2
Capt. Dodson 1 Bart Stevens 3
Copt. Rol.son 4 Donald Thomas 2
Lieut. Chelf 3 Wesley Woodall 1
01"I. 6clineider7 Johnny Tolson 5
Iaint.Off.Schirman 6 Jack Andrews 5
arry3radleyJr 41CharlesBell4
i on Arms trong 3 ark Shelton 2
Hurry Bradley 5 Tim Xiller 2
Dale Clifton 7 Randy Steele 7
es;)ectfulll submi ted,
ueele, Fire Chief
tt~'a:SS
July 8, 1974
Honorable Mayor and City Council:
Police Department Report for the month of June, 1974
Tickets issued in May 175
Tickets issued in June 186
Persons in jail in May 27
Persons in jail in June 15
Traffic accidents in May 7
Traffic accidents in June 5
Burglaries investigated in May 0
Burglaries investigated in June 4
Approx. total value taken in burglaries in June 755.50
Approx. total value recovered in burglaries in June 750.00
Thefts investigated in May 1
Thefts investigated in June 3
Approx. total value taken in thefts in June 2,291.45
Approx. total value recovered in thefts in June 193.00
Number of calls in May 175
Number of calls in June 195
Miles driven in May 10,106
Miles driven in June 10,218
Speedometer reading on Unit #4(73 Ford)80,439
Speedometer reading on Unit #5(74 Ford)20,797
Speedometer reading on Unit #6(74 Ford)29,787
Respectfully submitted,
Douglas R. Hughes
Chief of Police
SOUTHLAKE POLICE DEPARTMENT
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1974 BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OATH OF OFFICE
We, the undersigned, members of the Board of Equal-
ization of the City of Southlake, Tarrant County, Texas, for
the year A. D. 1974, do solemnly swear that in the performance
of our duties as members of such Board for said year, we will
not vote to allow any taxable property to stand assessed on
the Tax Roll of said City for said year for any sum which we
believe to be less than its true market value, or if it has no
market value, then its real value; that we will faithfully en-
deavor, as members of said Board, to have each item of taxable
property which we believe to be assessed for said year at less
than its true market value or real value, raised on the Tax
Roll to which we believe is its true cash market value, if it
has a market value, if not, then its real value; and that we
will faithfully endeavor to have the assessed valuation of all
property subject to tax within said City stand upon the Tax
Roll of said City for said year at its true cash market value,
or if it has no market value, then its real value. We further
solemnly swear that we have read and understand the provisions
contained in the Constitution and Laws of this State relative
to the valuation of taxable property, and that we will faith-
fully perform such duties as required by us under the Consti-
tution and Laws of this State.
SO HELP US GOD.
1
Ro r Baird, Ch irman
L. 'A. Ca ey 675
Natalee Nunn
Brad Popki,40
Sworn to and subscribed by Roger Baird, L. A. Casey, Natalie
Nunn, and Brad Popkins, on this the 27th day of July, 1974.
City Secretary
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CITY OF SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS
TAX EQUALIZATION BOARD MEETING
July 27, 1974
The annual meeting of the City of Southlake Tax EqualizationBoardconvenedat9o'clock A.M. in the Council Chamber of
City Hall, 667 North Carroll Avenue, Southlake, Texas, with
the following members present:
Roger Baird, Chairman
Natal,ee Nunn
L. A. Casey
Brad PopIkins
The City Secretary swore in the Board Members in accordance
with Article 7215 of Vernon's Civil Statutes. Mr. M. E. White-
side, City Tax Assessor for Southlake, failed to appear becauseofillness. The following citizens appeared before the Board:
J. L. Clow - He questioned the value of land being raised againasitwasraisedlastyear. Having been satisfied as to the
assessment being in line with other property owners, he acqui-esced in the Board's ruling that the assessments stand. A-706,Tract 9B and A-2003, Tract 2D.)
Mrs. Walter Brumbalow - She felt the assessment to be too high.The Board explained that the City Council has now passed a $3,000exemptionforthoseover65whichwillprovidesomereliefonthe1975taxesandthatthevalueplacedonthelandwasfairand
comparable. A-18, Tract 1A.)
Mrs. E. E. Taylor - She stated that the raise in value is not
justified, that the actual value has not risen as much pro-portionately. The Chairman pointed out that the property was
not assessed at its true value to begin with; hence, the cur-
rent assessment is fair and should stand. So ruled the Board.A796, Tract 3A and 3C.)
Mrs. George Burnett - She asked for consideration in loweringthevaueoerproperty. The Board ruled the value to be
proper. A-706, Tract 8.)
Bruce McCombs - Discussion was had on what seemed to be an ex-
cessive value on the house. After due consideration, the Boardruledthetotalvalueofthepropertytobesetat $7,000 tax-able instead of $14,300. A-899, Tract 2B3A.)
Mt. and Mrs. Bill Stowe - They wanted to be sure their value
was fair in comparison with their neighbors. Having been assured
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of same, they agreed with the Board the assessment was properA-591, Tract 2J.)
Joseph Moore - He questioned the large jump in value. It waspointedoutthatthehousehadbeenremodeledbythepreviousownerandjustnowplacedontherollsatitsincreasedvalue;but that the value placed on his land was out of line with hisneighbors. Therefore, the Board set the total taxable value at4,850 instead of $5,350. A-1049, Tract 1A.)
Robert L. Garner - He questioned the value placed on his new houseandstatedhisneighbor's house is about equal in size but valuedlower. The Board was in agreement that the value of the house wasfairbutthathisneighbor's was too low. The Board took into con-sideration the barn on his property being excessively valued andreducedsamefrom $3,500 to $1,040, making his total taxable valueat $21,840 from $23,600. A-18, Tract 2L.)
Richard Finney, representing Tri-County Electric Co-operative,questioned the fairness of value in the amount of $85,000 on linesandpoles. It was shown that Lone Star Gas had a like amount. HeacquiescedintheBoard's ruling that the value stand as assessed.
Fred H. Branan's letter to the Board was. read aloud wherein hestatedthevalueplacedonhislandwastoohigh. The Board ruledthevaluewasfair. A-300, Tract 1.)
The Board recommended that the Tax Assessor check his presentassessmentsintheChiversSurvey, Abstract 300 and surroundingareas.
There being no other citizens approach the Board and there beingnofurthermattersbeforeit, Mr. Popkins moved to adjourn; sec-onded by Mrs. Nunn. All were in favor; the motion passed unanimously,whereby the meeting did adjourn and the business at hand ended forthisyear, 1974, sine die.
ROV
oge it , ai man
ATTEST;
City Secretary
Board of Equalization Meeting 7/2/74-Pg. 2 of 2 pages.
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I, M. E. Whiteside, Appraiser for the City of Southlake,Texas, do solemnly swear that the correct and full list of
the real and personal property subject to taxation in the
City of Southlake, so far as I have been able to ascertain,totals $15, 927,393.00 valuation on the 1974 Tax Roll.
M.Whiteside, T Appraiser
SWORN TO before me this day of 1974.
Aliceanne Z. Wa ce
Notary Public, Tarrant County,
Texas.
The Board of Equalization having been called in session
to approve the final tax roll as presented by the assessor,the following summary was presented to them:
Real Property 74,549.04
Personal Property $ 5,088.09
Total 79,637.13
The above and foregoing having been found correct, the
final roll as certified by the assessor was approved, alongwiththeminutesoftheBoardofEqualizationfortheCityofSouthlake, Texas, for the r 1974.
Ch~an7i~m
Dated this day of 1974.