1964-06-09
City Council Meeting
June 9, 1964
7:30 PM
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The meeting was opened by Mayor John R. Tate. Answering roil call were
w Councilmen J. J. Carlile, Paul Schell, Earl Williams, W. H. Crumbaker,
J. D. Cate. Mr. Cleburne Eubanks, Mr. Bobbie Long, were visitors. Mr.
Ben.McClure, City Attorney, was also present# along with Mr. G. W. Hargadine.
Mayor Tate invited Mr. Long to state his business. A report from the
zoning committee was to be given Mr. Long in regard to rezoning a certain
areg owned by his father, C. W. Long, to be used for the.purposes of a
barber and beauty-shop. This matter had been previously submitted to
the Zoning Commission and Mr. Hargadine, chairman of'the committee, read
the report to the Council. (Report and recommendation of committee on
separate sheets and are a part of these minutes.)
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After a brief discussion of the matter, J. J. Carlile made the motion
that the committee's report be accepted and that permit be issued Mr.
Long for the construction of the barbershop-beauty-parlor building..
J. D. Cate seconded the motion and it carried.
Mr. Eubanks was invited next to state his business. He merely wished to
obtain the city's sanction for a permit to move his house to new land
because of the expansion program of the Carroll School. Inasmuch as this
move was a part of the school's building program# council voted to grant
the permit without fee. This.was done on a motion by Earl Williams,
seconded by Paul Schell, carried.
Mr. Earl Williams brought up a subject which had been tentatively
discussed before. That the records of the city were incomplete and
should be brought up to date. The secretary was instructed to proceed
with this project in the near future in whatever wanner was most practical
and economical. Earl Williams made a motion to this effect, J. D. Cate
seconded, and motion carried.
The meeting time of the Council was definitely changed to the first
Tuesday evening of each month by unanimous approval of the councilmen.
The secretary was instructed to send announcement of such change of
► meeting time to the Grapevine Sun.
Discussion of tentative plans for considering the installation of a water
supply system for the residents of Southlake took up the remainder of the
meeting time. Routine bills were approved and the meeting adjourned on
motion of Paul Schell, seconded by Earl Williams.
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