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1977-11-01 CC PacketRESOLUTION NO. 77-38 WHEREAS, the Office of Court Clerk hasbecomevacant, AND, WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of theCityofSouthlake, Texas, that the officebefilled; AND, WHEREAS, the Mayor of the City of Southlake,does hereby submit the name of Janet DanieltoperformthedutiesoftheOfficeofCOURTCLERK, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OFSOUTHLAKE, TEXAS, THAT: THIS RESOLUTION SUPERCEDES AND REPLACES RESOLUTION 77-37, ANDJANETDANIELBEandisherebyappointedbytheCityCouncilasCOURTCLERK. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS lst DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1977. Mayor P.TUTEE ST City Secretary c OATH Op OFFICE STATE OF TEXAS. COUNTY OF TARRANT: CITY OF SOUTHLAKE, I' JANET DANIEL, do solemnlIfaithfullywillexecute y sear thatOfficeofMunicithedutiesoftheofSouthlakeMunicipalCourtClerkoftheCitfendTarrantCounty,ytheTexasConstitutionandanddeLawsandofthisLaws S of thetate; and I UnitedsolemnlyswearthatIfurthermoreindirectlyPaid have not directly nortributeoffered, or promisedany .money, or valuable to con-Promised any public office or thing, orasarewardtosecureemployment,my appointment. So Help Me God. Janet Daniel i r Mayor SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to beforeofNovember, 1977.me this 1st day Ct Secretary BILLS TO BE APPROVED AND PAID BY CITY COUNCIL OF SOUTHLAKE, NOVEMBER 1, 1977 UTILITIES LONE STAR GAS ..................11/7/77,................$11.28 GENERAL TELEPHONE ..............10/19/77............. 615.61 TEXAS POWER & LIGHT 8/9/9/28/77.......... $1,029.49 Water We11,,Stor) TEXAS PWER & LIGHT............ 8/29/9/28/77...........$410.25 Fire Dept,City,Tennis) UTILITY TOTAL $2,066.63 CITY CARTER & BURGESS ...............10/21/77.................$270.95 CARTER & BURGESS ...............10/19/77..............,$5,643.00 PITNEY BOWES ...................050610................... $60.00 THOMPSOM PRINTING SERVICE 10/27/10/31/77........... $35.00 A-OK LOCKSMITH .................607...................... $22.50 M.M. ADMINISTRATORS, INC....... 11/1/77 ..................$480.69 TML WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION 10/1/77.................. $690.64 CITY TOTAL 7,202.68 POLICE DEPT CRABTREE & POWERS ..............4810.......................$57.17 TEXACO 10/28/10/17/77.............$13.00 GULF OIL PRODUCT A2091,A2012............... $911.55 LADD UNIFORM ...................12738..................... $62.85 INCOTERM .......................6683......................$259.00 POLICE TOTAL 1,303.57 FIRE DEPT STUART HOSE CO .................28069......................$18.93 FIRE DEPT TOTAL 18.93 PARKS & REC WICKES .........................4108689................... $18.01. PARKS TOTAL 18.01 TEXAS MUNICIPAL CLERKS AND SECRETARES CERTIFICATION PROGRAM 320.00 PLANNING & ZONING 30.00 per person $90.00 TOTAL 410.00 GRAND TOTAL 11,019.82 WILLIAM D. CAMPBELL ATTORNEY AT LAW C!~/~'C~'S l RIVERSIDE STATE BANK BLDG. P. O. BOX 7254 FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76111 834-7422 October 18, 1977 TO: City of Southlake City Council Points to consider on regulation of septic tanks by County I. Future Installations: a. Lots shall be minimum of 201,000 square feet (conflicts with City zoning ordinance in Districts AG, A-1, A-2, A-3 and probably A-10). b. Conflicts with our new subdivision ordinance in that it requires one acre lots for septic tanks. c. Conflicts with existing subdivision ordinance and zoning ordinance in that the County's requirements are stated to apply to undeveloped portions of existing subdivisions. II. Existing Septic Tanks: Section K. provides for licensing of all existing septic tanks. III. Subdivision Platting Requirements: A subdivision plat for a new subdivision involving private sewage facilities must be filed with and approved by the Commissioner's Court of Tarrant County as well as the undeveloped portions of existing subdivisions. IV. General Cents: a. The County's definition of subdivision includes the normal subdivision plus any 4 or more contiguous lots or tracts, each of which is less than two acres in size. b. Section L. puts completely new requirement on developers and builders concerning informing each prospective buyer of the County's law and status of a particular subdivision. I make these comments purely to aid you in evaluating the matter and not as an endorsement or lack of endorsement of the program which is a policy matter of the Council. If the Council should desire to go into the program I feel it would have to be done through public hearings through the zoning board and the Council as it in effect really amounts to a zoning ordinance type amendment. We also need to clarify which of the various laws (city ordinances and county rules) would control. William D.e City Attorney