1984-05-15 CC PacketORDINANCE NO. 296
ANNEXING THE HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED TERRITORY INTO THE
CITY OF SOUTHLAKE, TARRANT COUNTY, TEXAS, AND
EXTENDING THE BOUNDARY LIMITS OF SAID CITY SO AS TO
INCLUDE SAID HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED PROPERTY WITHIN
SAID CITY LIMITS; GRANTING TO ALL THE INHABITANTS OF
SAID PROPERTY ALL OF THE RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES OF
OTHER CITIZENS AND BINGING SAID INHABITANTS BY ALL OF
THE ACTS, ORDINANCES, RESOLUTIONS AND REGULATIONS OF
SAID CITY; ESTABLISHING ZONING DISTRICTS FOR SUCH
TERRITORY PROVIDING A SAVINGS CLAUSE AND PROVIDING FOR
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, an application and request has been made by the owner
of the following described property, who is a citizen of the State of
Texas and owner of the following described property, to-wit:
All that certain tract or parcel of land out of the J. G. Allen
Survey, A-18, Tarrant County, Texas and being further described by
metes and bounds as follows:
The following described tract or parcel of land situated in the
J. G. Allen Survey, A-18, Tarrant County, Texas and being a
portion of a tract as recorded as Tract One on Page 365 of
Volume 6815 in the Tarrant County Deed Records and being more
particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at an iron rod in the East line of County Road No.
4041 Pearson Lane) and being by deed S 0 degrees 19 feet W a
distance of 245.0 feet and east a distance of 25.0 feet from the
Northwest corner of said J. G. Allen Survey;
THENCE S 89 degrees 00 ft E a distance of 218.72 feet to an iron
rod;
THENCE N 0 degrees 19 ft E a distance of 247.86 feet and being
in the centerline of County Road No. 4091 Johnson Road);
THENCE S 89 degrees 45 ft E along the centerline of said County
Road No. 4091 Johnson Road) a distance of 442.24 feet;
THENCE S 0 degrees 17 ft W a distance of 660.0 feet to an iron
rod;
THENCE N 89 degrees 45 ft W a distance of 661.32 feet to an iron
rod in the East line of said County Road No. 4041 Pearson
Lane);
THENCE N 0 degrees 19 ft E along the East line of said County
Road No. 4041 Pearson Lane) a distance of 415.0 feet to place
of beginning, containing 8.78 acres of land.
WHEREAS, said territory is adjoining the City of Southlake, and,
WHEREAS, said request by the owner of the above described tract,
desiring and requesting the annexation of said territory to said
city, has been prsented to the City Council; and
WHEREAS, a plat of said tract being annexed showing the location
of such land is attached hereto as Exhibit A".
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS:
SECTION ONE: that the following described property, to-wit:
The following described tract or parcel of land situated in the
J. G. Allen. Survey, A-18, Tarrant County, Texas and being a
portion of a tract as recorded as Tract One on Page 365 of
Volume 6815 in the Tarrant County Deed Records and being more
particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at an iron rod in the East line of County Road No.
4041 Pearson Lane) and being by deed S 0 degrees 19 feet W a
distance of 245.0 feet and east a distance of 25.0 feet from the
Northwest corner of said J. G. Allen Survey;
THENCE S 89 degrees 00 ft E a distance of 218.72 feet to an iron
rod;
THENCE N 0 degrees 19 ft E a distance of 247.86 feet and being
in the centerline of County Road No. 4091 Johnson Road);
THENCE S 89 degrees 45 ft E along the centerline of said County
Road No. 4091 Johnson Road) a distance of 442.24 feet;
THENCE S 0 degrees 17 ft W a distance of 660.0 feet to an iron
rod;
THENCE N 89 degrees 45 ft W a distance of 661.32 feet to an iron
rod in the East line of said County Road No. 4041 Pearson
Lane);
THENCE N 0 degrees 19 ft E along the East line of said County
Road No. 4041 Pearson Lane) a distance of 415.0 feet to place
of beginning, containing 8.78 acres of land,
be and the same is hereby annexed to the City of Southlake, Tarrant
County, Texas, and that the boundary limits of the City of Southlake,
be and the same are hereby extended to include the above-described
territory within the city limitss of the City of Southlake, and the
same shall hereafter be included within the territorial limits of
said city, and the inhabitants thereof shall hereafter be entitled to
all rights and privileges of other citizens of the City of Southlake,
and they shall be bound by the acts, ordinances, resolutions and
regulations of said city.
SECTION TWO:
That the following described tract or tracts is or are hereby
annexed into the City of Southlake, Texas, as a zoning district
classified as residential A-3".
SECTION THREE:
That, the official map and boundaries of the City of Southlake,
Texas, as heretofore adopt and amend, be and the same is hereby
amended so as include the aforedescribed territory as a part of the
City of Southlake, Texas.
SECTION FOUR:
This ordinance is being passed for the purpose of annexing into
the City of Southlake, Texas, the land or territory described in this
ordinance.Should any section, article, provision or part of this
ordinance be declared to be unconstitutional and/or void by a Court
of competent jurisidiction, such decision shall in no way affect the
validity of any of the remaining parts of this ordinance, or the
annexation of the territory or land generally if effect can still be
given to such annexation after such Court decision and unless the
part held unconstitutional or void is found to be inseparable from
and indispensable to the operation of the remaining parts.The City
Council declares that it would have passed those parts of this
ordinance which are valid and omitted any parts which may be
unconstituional if it had known that such parts were unconstitutional
at the time of the passage of this ordinance.
SECTION FIVE:
That this ordinance shall become effective and be in full force
and effect from and after its passage by the City Council, and
approval by the Mayor and duly attested by the City Secretary of the
City of Southlake, Texas, and publication in accordance with the laws
of the State of Texas.
PRESENTED AND PASSED on the day of 1984, at
a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Southlake,
Texas, by a vote of ayes,nays and abstain.
Mayor, City of Southlake, Texas
ATTEST:
City Secretary
APPROVED:
City Attorney
TO: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL PERSONS
UBJECT: Southlake Fire Department Monthly Report for the Month of APRIL
A. Responses:Number of calls
1. Structure Fires------------------------------------------------------ 0
2. Grass Fires---------------------------------------------------------- 3
3. Auto & Truck Fires--------------------------------------------------- I
4. Auto or Truck Accident - Stand-by (Fire & Rescue Unit)8
5. Mutual-Aid for City of Grapevine------------------------------------- 0
6. Mutual Aid for City of Colleyville----------------------------------- 0
7. Mutual-Aid for City of Keller---------------------------------------- I
8. Mutual-Aid to other Cities------------------------------------------- 0
9. Calls in Tarrant County (outside city limits)IO
10. Calls in Denton County (outside city limits)0
11. False Alarms in City------------------------------------------------- I
12. Rescue Unit Calls---------------------------------------------------- 5
A. Possible overdose. 1445 North Shady Oaks.
B. Possible heart attack. 1220 Ridgewood Circle.
C. Subject, possible insulin problems, 1300 Blk. Hwy 114.
D. Child,severe bleeding pre tonsil operation, Parking lot City Hall.
E. Subject having trouble breathing, 1645 Creekside Drive.
13. Miscellaneous------------------------------------------------------- 4
A. Water Vac call 215 N. W. Parkway.
B. Brush pile fire, 2311 Crooked Lane.
C. Gas leak, 2580 Greenbough.
D. Fuel washdown, 1400 Blk. Southlake Blvd.
14. Trophy Club Calls--------------------------------------------------- 0
B. Total Emergency Calls for the Month of APRIL 33
C. Man Hours Expended:Number of Hours
1. On Emergency Calls - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
220
2. Meetings (4 for Month) Average Men Per Meeting
16 192
3. Special Training Sessiuns or Drills Included- inmofg~ugs-_
4. Any Extra Man Hrs. un Maintenance (other than normal Maint. time) 12
D. Total Man Huurs Expended for Munth----------------------------------
424
E. Firetighters Respunding and Number of Times Responding for Munth-----
Chief R. P. Steele 27
Assist. Chief Harry Bradley 6
Capt. Jerrel Brown 18
Capt. Gary Fuller 18
Capt. David Barnes 17
Lt. Buddy Tanner IO
Lt. Randy Stacy 2
Jerry Walsh 23
Billy Hudson 21
Ricky Black II
Ron Stacy 19
Mark Thomas 7
James Sullivan 8
James Stapleton 15
Bill Roe 2
Ira Haynes IO
Darrel Brown II
Jesse Chaves I
George Dalton 5
Brad Dalton 6
James Pritchard 5
Bill Jones I
Tim Bock 7
Barry Dinsmore 2
Ceorge Oliver 5
Respectf ly s muted,
P. Steele,
Fire Chief
SOUTIILAKE FIRE DEPARTMENT
MONTHLY POLICE REPORT
APRIL '84
PRESENT PAST YEAR 7'0
MONTH MONTH DATE
JT'AL RADIO CALLS 771 84 3114
TOTAI. CITATIONS ISSUED 161 136 684
Traffic Citations Less Parkin 128 126 630
Parking Citations 33 10 S4
I Other Citations Other than Traffic)0 0 0
ACCIDENTS INVESTIGATED 21 17 54
Major Accidents Involving Injury)5 4 14
Minor Accidents Property Damage Only)16 13 40
TOTAL ARRESTS 22 33 110
I Felon Arrests 2 2 7
Misdemeanor Arrests 20 31 98
Juvenile Arrests 0 0 S
I- OTAL CASES FILED 2 3 10
Felon 0 0 0
I Misdemeanor 2 3 10
Juvenile T. C. Juvenile Probation)0 0 0
TOTAL. OFFENSES REPORTED 18 15 72
TOTAL OFFENSES CLEARED 7 6 22
CLEARANCE RATE 39%400 310
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BURGLARIES REPORTED 7 7 26
Value Stolen Property 78SO 9448 32 977
Value Recovered Property 0 290 290
THH "I'S REPOIt"1'L11 S 4 21
I Value Stolen Property 6741 3042 20,S22
Value Recovered Property 1075 0 107S
CR I NIF PlUXENTI ON PRESENTATIONS 0 2 10
PIUSI;N'1XHONS 1 0 2
SOUTHLAKE POLICE DEPARTMENT
VEHICLE INFORMATION
APRTi. '84
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VIMi1' 1 I h11 UAGE THIS WNTH i1,1 i'1 ON i 1_111 s 1,1()h; I
1983 Dodge Diplomat
119 519 45565 0
1983 Dodge Diplomat
218 920 52424 0
1984 Chevrolet Impala I
221 4897 12689 27.50
1984 Chevrolet Impalal,
222 4074 11866 23.00
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OFFICER ACTIVITY
APRIL '84
ICITA IONS TO A1,70TAI,A C.
OFFICER ID ISSUED RRFSTS CALLS INV.DRIVEN
Sgt. Austin -1101 11 1 78 3 1447
Sgt. Crowder 1102 61 6 165 5 1604 I
i1,-Inv. Burns 1103 11 0 14 1 159
Patr. Oliver 1104 25 2 128 6 1886 - j
Patr. Law 1106 29 j 7 _203 6 2257
Patr. Nbore 1107 2 0 90 0 1247 _
Chief Phillips 1100 0 0 9 0 101
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Capt. Anderson 1500 4 0 18 0 36 hrs.
Patr. Scott 1502 3 3 38 1 29
Patr. Paul 1503 7 2 23 1 36
Patr. Marrs 1504 8 0 14 0 22
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WATER DEPARTMENT REPORT
MONTH April 1984
Gallons Pumped Previous Month 15,659,800
Gallons Sold Previous Month
New Water Taps Installed 18 1"); 10 3/4")
Fire Hydrants Installed
Meter Change Out 2 1"); 5 3/4")
Machine Rental
Other Repairs Leaks: 7
Work Orders Processed:150
Materials Used:21487.21
Water ~'perintendant
STATEMENT OF INTENT BY
LONE STAR GAS COMPANY,
A DIVISION OF ENSERCH CORPORATION,
TO CHANGE ITS RESIDENTIAL CONSERVATION
SERVICE COST RECOVERY CHARGE
TO THE HONORABLE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Southlake, TEXAS:
Lone Star Gas Company, a Division of ENSERCH Corpora-
tion, Lone Star"), pursuant to Section 5.08(a) of the Gas
Utility Regulatory Act Art. 1446e, T.R.C.S.), files this
Statement of Intent to change its Residential Conservation
Service (RCS) cost recovery tariff, effective July 1, 1984.
The proposed change provides for the collection of a
one-time 15.00 audit fee from each residential customer
receiving a home energy audit. This $15.00 audit fee is per-
mitted by both the National Energy Conservation Policy Act,
which establishes the mandated RCS program, and by the Texas
State RCS Plan as approved by the Department of Energy. The
RCS service is provided in each incorporated and unincorporated
area of Texas served by Lone Star.
The proposed change is set forth in Exhibit "A", hereto,
which is incorporated as a part hereof for all purposes. Ex-
hibit "B", attached hereto, is the existing tariff.
It is anticipated that Lone Star's revenue from the RCS
service in Southlake will not change because the
15.00 fee will be collected in lieu of a portion of the sur-
charge revenue currently being collected under Rate Schedule
No. 196. The proposed change does not constitute a major
change under Section 5.08(b) of the Gas Utility Regulatory Act.
The new RCS tariff will not affect the cost of gas to
Lone Star's customers, but since the RCS surcharge is applica-
ble to all customers of all classes, this proposed change
affects all customers of Lone Star. Public newspaper notice
will be made pursuant to Section 5.08(a) of the Gas Utility
Regulatory Act.
Respectfully submitted,
LONE STAR GAS COMPANY, A
DIVISION OF ENSERCH CORPORATION
By
Date Filed: May 14, 1984
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EXHIBIT A
LONE STAR GAS COMPANY RATE SCHEDULE NO. 195
Residential Conservation Service Cost Recovery
TEXAS
A one-time customer audit charge of fifteen dollars ($15.00) shall be
collected from each residential customer receiving from Lone Star Gas Company a
home energy audit which is furnished under the Residential Conservation Service
RCS) Program as established by the United States Congress in the National Energy
Conservation Policy Act of 1978. This charge shall be used by the Company to par-
tially offset the total cost of implementing the RCS Program in Texas. Any costs,
expenses, and financial outlays which are not compensated by charges made to
customers for program audits shall be recovered by the Company through a per-
customer surcharge to be added to all customer bills during each October and April
billing month in accordance with the following procedure.
RCS costs as well as revenue from the RCS customer audit charges and the
RCS surcharges are recorded in accounts of the Company's RCS-Texas Division. A
cumulative income statement covering the period from the Program's inception through
the second month preceding the surcharge billing month provides the basis for the
calculation of the surcharges.
All unrecovered costs, including those costs related to program announce-
ments, public education, promotion, audits, administration', and associated services
as defined in the Texas State Plan, are to be recovered equally from all customers
of all classes.
The surcharge is the net operating income before federal income tax
divided by the number of Texas customers of all classes served during the second
month preceding the surcharge billing month, expressed to the nearest whole cent.
The surcharge shall cease upon recovery of all costs following termination of the
RCS Program.
Prior to each surcharge billing month schedules will be filed with the
Texas Railroad Commission and with each Texas incorporated city served by the
Company showing the determination of the RCS surcharge to be billed in the following
month.
Issued: May 1, 1984
L-ICHIBTr B
LONE STAR GAS COMPANY RATE SCHEDULE NO. 196
Residential Conservation Service Surcharge
TEXAS
A per-customer surcharge shall be added to all customer bills during
the April, 1983, billing month (or no later tnan the June 1983 billing month)
and during each October and April billing month thereafter in order to recover
the cost of the Residential Conservation Service (RCS) Program established by
the United States Congress in the National Energy Conservation Policy Act of
1978. The surcharge shall cease upon recovery of all cost following termi-
nation of the RCS Program.
RCS costs as well as revenue from the RCS surcharges are recorded in
accounts of the Company's RCS-Texas Division. A cumulative income statement
covering the period iiom the Program's inception through the second month pre-
ceding the surcharge billing month provides the basis for the calculation of
the surcharges.
All unrecovered costs, including those costs related to program
announcement, public education, promotion, audits, administration, and associ-
ated services as defined in the Texas State Plan, are to be recovered from all
customers of all classes.
The surcharge is the net operating income before federal income tax
divided by the number of Texas customers of all classes served during the
second month preceding the surcharge billing month, expressed to the nearest
whole cent.
Prior to each surcharge billing month schedules will be filed with
the Texas Railroad Commission and with each Texas incorporated city served by
the Company showing the determination of the RCS surcharge to be billed in the
following month.
Issued: December 16, 1983
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Bills for Approval City Council Meeting May 15, 1984
Eddie Cheatham 360.00
Dennis Electric 46.75
General Office Supply 117.92
General Telephone 116.00
IBM 77.00
Lanier Business Products 245.86
Lone Star Gas 8.53
Motorola 82.50
Reynolds Asphalt(Parks)25,770.00
Southlake Baseball Association Parks)140.54
TP & L 15P041.79
Tri County Electric 180.50
Robert Wood Parks)297.10
Crabtree & Powers Fire)107.23
Ferguson Universal 10.56
Marriott Automotive Fire)6.55
Motor Supply Company 5.49
Texas Advisory Council on Arson 10.00
Whites Auto 9.11
Dearing Automotive 14.00
Dearing $ Son Texaco 12.50
International Association of Chiefs of Police 7.77
International City Management Association 39.25
Ladd Uniform 26.90
Law Enforcement Equipment Company 8.95
M & C Photography 59.70
Marriott Automotive Police)4.06
Forensic Consultant Services 25.00
N.C.T.C.O.G. Police)100.00
Prentice Hall 24.02
Sargent Sowell 220.40
Village Grocery 19.04
Aqua Utility 5,732.96
Atlas Utility 72.55
Burger & Eakins 50.00
Eddie Cheatham 937.13
O.S. Cline Machine Rental)1,050.00
Crabtree & Powers Water)267.97
Davis Hardware 63.35
Dearing Automotive 326.95
General Telephone 13.60
Johnson Supply 120.00
Lloyd Brothers Construction 3,500.00
Marriott Automotive 65.87
N.C.T.C.O.G. Water)40.00
Rohan Company 599.46
Stuart Hose Company 65.39
T P $ L 3,624.01
Texas Industrial Services 34.65
TOTAL 22,758.91