Item 4BCity of Southlake, Texas
MEMORANDUM
April 27, 2005
TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of City Council
FROM: Shana K. Yelverton, City Manager
SUBJECT: Agenda Item Comments and Other Items of Interest for City Council Meeting
May 3, 2005
Note: As you are aware, recently the City and Cooper and Stebbins negotiated a 380 agreement for
the expansion of the Grand Avenue District of Town Square. In the agreement it states that the
TIRZ Board must pass a resolution supporting the agreement in order for it to take place. Staff
has set up a Board of Directors meeting prior to the work session on May 3 at 5:00 p.m. The
agenda will consist only of approving the minutes from the December 7 TIRZ Board meeting
and passing a resolution supporting the Grand Avenue Agreement. Currently the resolution is
being drafted by the City Attorney's Office. Contact Ben Thatcher or Sharen Elam with
questions on this item.
4A. Mayor's Report. Proclamation for Child Abuse Prevention Month. Nancy Hagan from
Alliance for Children will be in attendance to receive the proclamation from the Mayor.
4B. City Manager's Report. No report is planned at this time.
4C. SPIN Board Report. The SPIN Standing Committee respectfully submits a written report for
your review this month, and Jim Jeppe, SPIN #9w representative, will present a report at the
meeting. Contact Ben Thatcher with questions on this item.
4D. Library Board Report. A Library Board written report has been included in your packet. A
Board member will be present at the meeting to give a brief report.
4E. Park and Recreation Board Report. The Park Notes have been included in your packet. Board
member Elaine Cox will be present at the meeting to give a report.
Honorable Mayor and Members of City Council
Agenda Item Comments and Other Items of Interest
City Council meeting May 3, 2005
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4F. Local Business Report. The local business report will be from A Dance Force. Leigh Renger,
owner, will be presenting.
5A. Approve the minutes for the April 19, 2005, regular City Council meeting_ The minutes have
been included in your packet. Contact Lori Farwell with questions on this item.
5B. Authorize the Mayor to execute a Commercial Developer's Agreement for Elite Suites,
Continental Plaza Business Park, Lot 3R1, Green Meadow Subdivision, a 1.6095 acre
development, located at the southeast corner of East Continental Boulevard and South Kimball
Avenue. A Specific Use Permit was approved for a kennel on June 15, 2004. A plat revision
was approved on August 3, 2004. The developer will construct 450 linear feet of public water
line and 193 linear feet of public sanitary line. The developer also will construct and maintain
a storm water detention pond in the development and pay a park fee of $1,931.40 ($1200.00 per
acre x 1.6095 acres). Contact Pedram Farahnak with questions on this item.
5C. Approve the Southlake Sidewalk Sale application, allowing for a citywide sidewalk sale on
Saturday, June 18, 2005. Included in your packet is the application for a Citywide Sidewalk
Sale, scheduled for Saturday, June 18. All Southlake retail businesses will be invited to
participate in this single -day event. The application stipulates:
• No merchandise may be sold earlier than 9 a.m. nor later than 7 p.m.
• Tents and canopies that do not require permits (tents less than 200 s.f and canopies less
than 400 s.f.) will be allowed on an individual business basis with approval of the
application, and shall meet all requirements of the Fire Code. Each business will be
responsible for obtaining proper approval through the property management company.
• All promotional signs shall meet the regulations set forth in Ordinance No. 883.
Contact Greg Last or Stefanie Wagoner (817- 748 -8038) with questions on this item.
Honorable Mayor and Members of City Council
Agenda Item Comments and Other Items of Interest
City Council meeting May 3, 2005
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5D. Resolution No. 05 -023, Authorize application for a Texas Parks and Wildlife (TPWD)
Recreational Fund Grant for Bob Jones Park Trails. Staff is seeking a resolution to authorize a
grant application to TPWD for possible trail construction funding for the Bob Jones Park outer
loop trail. This program is extremely competitive (a portion of funds must even be used on
motorized vehicle trails), and there are limited resources available, however, staff believes the
Bob Jones loop trail extensions and the access to wildlife would make the best candidate
among Southlake's likely projects. Since the funding mechanism is cost reimbursement (state
pays 80 percent, city pays 20 percent) and is not an advanced up- front - funding grant, the trail
project must demonstrate an available funding source prior to the reimbursement process. Staff
recommends using park dedication funds, earmarked since 2003 but not expended, as the
funding source. An alternative would be to use SPDC funds designated for trail improvements,
if the project would be suitable for delay to an out -year, as those funds are designated in FY 05-
06 in the CIP. Staff believes this trail project most closely fits the project criteria established
by TPWD. Contact Malcolm Jackson with questions on this item.
5E. ZA05 -038, Preliminary Plat for Lots 1R1, 1R2, 2R1, and 2R2, J. Childress No. 253 Addition
located at 1565 and 1577 Randol Mill Avenue. Current Zoning: SF -lA Single Family
Residential District. This is a request to subdivide two lots into four for residential
development. The property is zoned SF- lA single family residential district.
The applicant had previously requested approval of a variance to allow a private street to serve
the lots. During the Commission meeting, the applicant stated plans to extend the proposed
street into the 13 acre site to the south for residential development and agreed to dedicate the
street to the public. Approval of a zoning change and preliminary plat will be needed prior to
development of that property.
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (6 -0) subject to subject to
review, not granting the variance for private street; noting the developer will provide a public
street and right -of -way stub to the south showing the cul -de -sac as a temporary turn around
easement and also accepting the developer's offer to deed restrict Lots 1R2, 2R1, and 2R2 to
aerobic septic systems.
Honorable Mayor and Members of City Council
Agenda Item Comments and Other Items of Interest
City Council meeting May 3, 2005
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Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
5F. ZA05 -015, Plat Revision for Lots 1R1, 1R2, 2R1, and 2R2, J. Childress No. 253 Addition
being a revision of Lots 1 and 2, J. Childress No. 253 Addition, located at 1565 and 1577
Randol Mill Avenue. Current Zoning: SF-IA Single Family Residential District. This is the
plat revision associated with the previous agenda item. A plat revision is required since this
property is currently platted. The preliminary plat was required by the Subdivision Ordinance
due to the plat containing four lots or more and proposes extension of streets and utilities.
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (6 -0) subject to review and the
conditions set forth in the motion for the preliminary plat.
Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
5G. Resolution No. 05 -008, (ZA04 -090), Specific Use Permit for a Telecommunications Antenna
located on Lot 1R, Block 1, Carroll High School Addition located at 1501 West Southlake
Boulevard. Current Zoning: S -P -1 Detailed Site Plan District. THE APPLICANT HAS
REQUESTED TO TABLE THIS ITEM UNTIL THE MAY 17, 2005, CITY COUNCIL
MEETING.
5H. Ordinance No. 480 -451, (ZA04 -101), 1 st Reading, Zoning Change for Tracts 1AlA2, and
lAlA2D, B.J. Foster Survey, Abstract No. 519. The property is located on the north side of
Gifford Court, approximately 300 feet east of Randol Mill Avenue. Current Zoning: AG
Agricultural District. Requested Zoning: SF -lA Single Family Residential District. THE
APPLICANT HAS REQUESTED TO TABLE THIS ITEM UNTIL THE JUNE 7, 2005,
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
L Consider excusing members of the City Council and of the Planning and Zoning Commission
for absences from meetings. Brandon Bledsoe was absent from the April 21 Planning and
Zoning Commission meeting.
Honorable Mayor and Members of City Council
Agenda Item Comments and Other Items of Interest
City Council meeting May 3, 2005
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7A. Resolution No. 05 -018, Adoption of the West Southlake Boulevard/Pearson; West
Highland/North Peytonville; and the North Side (Areas B, E, and F) Area Plans as components
of the Comprehensive Master Plan for the City of Southlake. PUBLIC HEARING. On March
2, 2004, City Council adopted phase I- vision, goals, & objectives of the Southlake 2025 Plan.
Since August of 2004, the Planning & Zoning Commission has been working on Phase 11 of the
plan which includes specific recommendations for the land use, thoroughfare (mobility), and
environment for the city as a whole. To facilitate a detailed, but efficient planning process, the
city was divided into nine distinct planning (study) areas. With the completion of this
document, the Planning & Zoning Commission has completed their analysis and reports for all
nine areas. City Council has previously adopted the plans for six of the study areas which
include the Davis Blvd./F.M. 1938 Corridor, the S.H. 114 Corridor, and the South Side Area
plans.
During the last month, the Planning & Zoning Commission conducted an in depth analysis of
the West Southlake Blvd./Pearson Lane, W. Highland/N. Peytonville, and North Side plan
areas (areas B, E, & F) and made its recommendations in regards to land use, mobility, and
environment. On March 29, the Planning and Zoning Commission conducted a public
forum/open house on the draft recommendations in the plan. Approximately 50 people were in
attendance at this meeting. On April 7, the Planning and Zoning Commission held a public
hearing on this plan and recommended approval (7 -0) with the following changes:
Recommended the Transition 1 (T -1) alternative designation on the Tubb Property in
the West Southlake Blvd./Pearson Lane plan area (area B);
• amended one of its recommendations for Bob Jones Park in the North Side plan area
(area F) to read "Where possible, preserve undeveloped areas of Bob Jones Park as part
of a Cross Timbers Habitat;"
• added the following mobility recommendation for all plan areas: "Develop an
interconnected system of trails and sidewalks along all public and private streets to
maximize pedestrian connectivity between neighborhoods, shopping, employment
areas, schools, parks, and intercity /regional trail systems where feasible;"
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• recommended that the Transition 2 (T -2) designation on the Oien property be changed
to a Rural Conservation (RC) land use designation in the North Side plan area (area F);
and
• deleted the recommendation to retain the Farhat Property for future park uses until such
time that the Park Board completes its update of the Parks & Open Space Master Plan.
Contact Ken Baker with questions on this item.
7B. Ordinance No. 480 -280a, (ZA04 -047), 2 " Reading, Zoning Change and Concept Plan for
Stonebridue Park located at 150 -175 Stonebridue Lane_ 2340 and 2350 West Southlake
Boulevard. Current Zoning: S -P -2 Generalized Site Plan District. Requested Zoning: S -P -2
Generalized Site Plan District with 0-1 Office District and C -2 Local Retail Commercial
District uses. PUBLIC HEARING. Realty Capital Corporation is requesting approval of a
rezoning and concept plan for S -P -2 generalized site plan district. Eight new office and three
new retail/office buildings totaling approximately 74,500 square feet are proposed.
Under the S -P -2 zoning the applicant proposes the following:
• C -2 local- retail commercial district uses and development regulations on lots 1 & 6.
•
0-1 office district uses and development regulations on lots 2R2 through 5R2.
• Parking - A parking ratio of 1 space per 201 square feet of building area for the entire
site.
• Screening — A six foot wrought iron fence along the specified lot boundaries.
• Impervious Coverage — Overall site not to exceed 65 percent. Individual lots not to
exceed 69 percent.
• Setbacks — The setback on lot 4R2 shall be 33 feet. The setback on lot 3RI shall be 17
feet.
• Bufferyards — Bufferyards along interior lot lines shall not be required.
• Parking — Required parking shall be permitted within and directly adjacent to the public
street right -of -way as shown on the plan.
The following variances are being requested:
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• Public Street — minimum 60 feet required, 40 foot right -of -way with 30 foot pavement
width is proposed.
• Driveway spacing to intersection — minimum 500 foot required on FM 1709, with 390
foot proposed.
• Driveway spacing on local streets — minimum 100 feet required, with 63 feet and 66 feet
proposed.
• Driveway stacking — minimum 28 foot required, with 15 foot for drives and 0 for
parking proposed.
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (7 -0) subject to Concept Plan
Review Summary No. 7, dated April 1, 2005; and subject to the following:
• Granting the request for on street parking as public parking;
• noting the applicant agreed to limit impervious coverage to no more than 50 percent;
• noting an agreement to remove the on- street parking shown east of the retention pond,
• noting an agreement to place a sidewalk on the east side of lot 5R2 up to the trail on the
west side of the existing pond;
• and granting the requested variances.
City Council approved (7 -0) subject to review and the recommendations of the Planning and
Zoning Commission. There have been no changes since the first reading approval.
Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
7C. ZA05 -039, Revised Site Plan for Clearview Eyecare located at 2100 East State Highway 114.
Current Zoning: S -P -1 Detailed Site Plan District. PUBLIC HEARING. The purpose of this
revision is to add a covered porch area of approximately 140 square feet to the southwest
corner and entrance of the building. A covered area vehicular pick up area for patients is
required by the Texas Department of Health. The Zoning Ordinance requires a revised site
plan because the building coverage is being increased. The plan is compliant with the
underlying "S -P -1" zoning. The area proposed for change is highlighted on the plans.
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The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (6 -0) subject to review as
presented.
Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
8A. Ordinance No. 480 -454, (ZA05 -022), 1 St Reading, Zoning Change and Concept Plan for The
Shops at Southlake (Southlake Central Park — Central Market), being approximately 29 acres
located on the south east corner of East Southlake Boulevard and South Carroll Avenue, and
being legally described as Tract 7A, J. A. Freeman Survey, Abstract No. 529. Current Zoning_
S -P -2 Generalized Site Plan District. This is a request to change the current "S -P -2" zoning,
primarily to revise of the associated concept plan. The plan proposes approximately 250,000
square feet of retail, restaurant and office development. The "S -P -2" zoning generally adheres
to the "C -3" retail district uses and regulations with the following exceptions:
Uses — Tires, batteries, auto accessories, commercial amusement centers, funeral homes, and
skating rinks shall not be permitted.
Development Regulations alter the following —
• Parking ratio of five per 1,000 sq. ft. for all uses;
• Maximum building height of 50 ft.;
• Elimination of windows on the 2nd floor of buildings A -C;
• No pitched roof for buildings 6,000 sq. ft. or less;
• Minimum 45 ft. building setback along Southlake Blvd. and minimum 120 ft. along the
south boundary line, the 4:1 slope setback shall not apply;
• Stucco type textured tilt -wall on rear of buildings A -C, color consistent with fronts;
• No screen wall for loading docks;
• Lighting fixtures to be similar to Town Square;
• No bufferyards on interior lot lines;
• 10 ft. tall evergreen plant screen adjacent to residential properties;
• Impervious coverage no greater than 75 percent for overall development, no limit on
individual lots within the development.
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A traffic summary and associated staff recommendations are included as part of attachment `D'
of the staff report.
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (6 -0) subject to review with the
following conditions:
• Subject to attachment C of the city staff report with the following deletions: 96 —
deferring final decision regarding the building facades until the site plan stage and #7 —
deferring final decision regarding 10 foot walls on the south side of buildings A and C
until the site plan stage;
• subject to review with the exception of driveway D; variance no longer needed since
that is going to be a right in / right out;
noting the applicant's willingness to have the concept plan approved subject to having
Central Market as its anchor tenant;
noting the applicant will be providing in the southern bufferyard 120 3 -1/2 -inch caliper
shade trees consisting of a mixture of two thirds live oak and one third combination of
cedar elm and red oak trees;
noting the applicant's commitment to provide 164 ten -foot red cedar trees along the
northern end of the swale which will run on the southern eight to 10 foot of the southern
buffer;
• deferring a final decision on the most effective noise buffer until the site plan stage,
particularly along the area of property where the delivery trucks will traverse;
including a detention pond in the southeast corner of the southern bufferyard;
noting that the sidewalks shown on the west side of the property will continue to the end
of the bufferyard, along Carroll Avenue to the entrance of Oak Tree Estates;
incorporating the mobility /transportation recommendations in the Southlake 2025 plan
that staff presented and discussed this evening;
• and, noting Central Market's willingness to further study delivery options which will be
discussed at the site plan stage.
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Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
8B. Ordinance No. 480 -455, (ZA05 -027), 1 st Reading, Zoning Change and Concept Plan for
proposed Lot 21, T.M Hood No. 706 Addition, being legally described as Tract I IA02, T.M.
Hood Survey, Abstract No. 706. The property is located at 600 Shady Oaks Drive. Current
Zoning: AG Agricultural District. Requested Zoning: SF -20 Single Family Residential District.
This property is on the west side of Shady Oaks Drive and abuts the north boundary of
Southridge Lakes. It is approximately 0.92 acres after dedication of right -of -way for Shady
Oaks. The applicant has submitted a one -lot plat for staff approval. A copy of the plat has
been included in your packet for the purpose of the concept plan required as part of the zoning.
The applicant requested SF -20A zoning instead of SF -30 because the side yard setback is less
restrictive in the SF -20A district (15 feet in SF -20A and 20 feet in SF -30). The lot cannot be
further subdivided because it is not wide enough to meet the minimum 100 feet lot -width
required by the zoning district.
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval (6 -0) subject to review as
presented. Contact Ken Baker or Dennis Killough with questions on this item.
IOA. Approve conceptual plans and estimated project budget for "State Street Park" and "Grand
Avenue Park" in the Town Square Grand Avenue District. Under the terms of the city's
agreement with the developer agreement, Town Square must provide at least $1,000,000 in
park development for the two parks dedicated in the Grand Avenue District — Plaza Park in the
restaurant area and State Street Park adjacent to the hotel. The design concept was presented to
the Parks Board at its April meeting. The Board recommended approval (9 -0). The developer
is now bringing forward conceptual plans and an estimated project budget for approval as
required in the developer's agreement. Contact Malcolm Jackson with questions on this item.
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OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST
I. Town Hall early release, Friday, April 29 . The annual Art in the Square Festival will take place
Friday, April 29 through Sunday, May 1. Due to the large numbers of people expected for the
event, and the reduction in available parking spaces due to construction, employees working in
Town Hall and visitors to the festival may experience problems with traffic and parking on
Friday afternoon. Therefore, I have authorized Town Hall to close at 4:00 p.m. on Friday,
April 29. City employees will make up the hour either through modified working hours or
through earned comp or vacation leave.
2. H.B. 1006 — Revenue Caps The House on Tuesday passed H.B. 1006 and it will now move on
to the Senate. The bill as approved by the House would make it easier for voters to challenge
city and county tax increases. As you are aware, current law allows voters to petition for a
rollback election when property tax revenue increases by more than eight percent. This bill
lowers that election threshold to five percent plus reduces the petition requirement from 10
percent of the registered voters to 10 percent of the turnout from the previous gubernatorial
election.
It's not clear how the bill will do in the Senate. The Senate is considering its own revenue cap
proposal which maintains current law but would make election mandatory, dropping the current
requirement that 10 percent of registered voters petition for such a referendum.
Contact me with questions on this item.
Note that Representative Denny voted to approve this bill, however, Representative Truitt
voted against it.
3. As you will recall, Ms. Rhonda Hight, 1709 N. Carroll Avenue, spoke at your last meeting
concerning the recently approved wrecker contract. The primary considerations on police pulls
is that the contractor respond promptly when called, has the appropriate inventory of equipment
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and provides good service. Chuck Kiefer has asked Rick Smith to prepare a memo addressing
the key issues and the rotation request. Contact Chuck or Rick with questions on this item.
4. Grading at Stampede Sports Arena site. Staff has issued a limited scope earth disturbance
permit to remove the old asphalt airstrip on the property where the Stampede Sports Arena
development is being proposed. The permit only allows for the excavation of the airstrip and
two small building slabs. This is not a building permit and they have not received any permits
for construction on the site. Any earth work beyond the removal of existing slabs will require
an additional permit and plans to be submitted. Contact Malcolm Jackson with questions on
this item.
4. Attachments:
Thank you letter from KSB
• CARS monthly report
• Senior Newsletter
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Staff Extension Numbers:
Baker, Ken, Director of Planning, 748 -8067
Elam, Sharen, Finance Director, 748 -8042
Farahnak, Pedram, Public Works Director, 748 -8097
Farwell, Lori, City Secretary, 748 -8016
Hugman, Kevin, Director of Human Resources, 748 -8193
Jackson, Malcolm, Director of Community Services, 748 -8018
Kiefer, Chuck, Interim Deputy City Manager, 748 -8601
Last, Greg, Director of Economic Development, 748 -8037
Smith, Rick, Interim Director of DPS, 748 -2406
Thatcher, Ben, Assistant to the City Manager, 748 -8005
Wagoner, Stefanie, Economic Specialist, 748 -8038
Yelverton, Shana, City Manager, 748 -8004
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Keep Southlake Beautiful
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OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST
CALL A RIDE OF SOUTHLAKE, INC.
Monthly Summary of Service Provided to Seniors and Handicapped — 2005
Jan
Feb
Mar
April
May
June
July
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Total
Newly Qualified
Users
0
0
1
Total Qualified
166
166
167
Users
Total Volunteer
Drivers
35
35
35
Unduplicated Users
Served
14
16
15
Volunteer Drivers
Used
18
20
22
Driver Vehicle Miles
Traveled
950
815
1163
1765
Driver Hours
54
59
75
113
Van Miles Traveled
106
204
145
310
Office volunteer
18
8
9
26
Hours
Trip Requests Not
filled
1
0
0
1
Pickup Ten Minutes
0
0
1
0
Late
One Way Trips
Medical /Dental
23
29
46
52
Southlake Senior
Center
85
66
94
151
Personal Needs
20
18
18
38
Shopping
8
8
10
16
Business
0
0
0
0
Other Senior
Centers
0
0
0
0
Other
0
4
6
4
Total One Way Trips
136
125
175
261
Rider Groups
Senior &
Handicapped >54
134
122
172
256
Handicapped >17
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2
3
1
5
Handicapped <18
0
0
1
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Total Rider Groups
1 36
125
174
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outhlake Senior Center
307 Parkwood Drive
Southllake, TX 76092
817 -748 -8398
Fax: 817-421-6967
M -TH gam — 4pm
eginning in May, seniors will have the opportunity to enjoy a new series of lee -
Kim Edmonds, t5 tunes which have been added to the monthly calendar of events_ Individuals nieet-
Senior Center ing specific criteria set by the Senior Steering Committee will be incited to come share
Coordinator pertinent information contributing to the well -being of interested seniors on the I'` and 4
Thursday of each month. Kicking off the month with an nrforniative lecture oil Estate
kedrionds ci.southlake,tx Planning Will be Mr_ Robert W a representative of Edward Jones_
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.RP will be oil hand to provide a driver safety programs on May 19th s& 20th . The 8-
hour course which includes an excellent workbook_ video presentation and active group
discussion is taught by certified volunteer instructor Paul Ernst.
E C I A L. POINTS OF Events also taking place this month include the special Mother's Day Appreciation and
T E R E S T : Beach Partin Luncheon sponsored by Metropolt Meals on Wheels to kick o$ the suininer
3- BIRTHDAYS, season. Scuthlake Seniors uVill participate in a Senior Summer Fashion Show on Nlay 27
I N G O & B B Q this event will allow member's and guest the opportunity to enjoy dinner and pre - holiday
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Pest A-ides with friends at the Southlake Senior Activity Center.
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30- CLOSED IVIE-
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Let's not forget the quickly approaching Memorial Day holiday= on May 30th. Tlie Senior•
Center will be closed in observance.
Judges are needed to preside over the fashion slitm . if you or someone you know are inter-
ested please call the senior center for details on hose, you can assist 817.7'48.8398
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S. _ _, =Make Seniors, let's support our troops! _fisted are irrgs they want and need, If you would
like to be apart of this program, you may .want to donate some of the following items must
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Air Fresheners
CD's or DvD's
Small board games
Paperback Books
QD Ramen
Noodles
QD Washcloths
Mini flashlights
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Soft packaged tuna
Snacks, ( like Little Debbie's, Chips, Beef ,Jerky, canned cheese, crackers, trail mix,
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etc)
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Powdered drinks (pre - sweetened)
Nail cutters,
Hair Clippers
Baby Wipes
Magazines
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','fe want to comfort them with a taste of home. We want to let them know that they are
important to us, that they matter, We want to reach out and be a lifeline from home,
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Getting a care package from home gives them the knowledge that people are thinking al•s•. t
them - that's a huge pick- me -up. For more info on how you can help contact: Wendy Adlei
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DISCOVER THE FUN AT SADIE'S
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IETROPORT MEALS ON WHEELS (MMOW) extends an
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vitation to all seniors to shop at our resale shop, Sadie's
ry Goods, New and Used, and enjoy a special 25% seniors
iscount an regularly priced merchandise every Wednesday
om 9:36 a.m. — 5 :00 p.m.
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adie's mission is to generate funds for Metroport Meals On um
1heels' community service programs by operating its re-
ile business, offering good value on new and gently used -:
Dnated merchandise; friendly, courteous service; and an
viting, dignified setting in which to shop. Sadie's is open Tuesday — Saturday from 9:30
m. -5:Q0 p.m. Sadie's is located at 432 N. Highway 377 in Roanoke, next door to the
IMOW offices. All proceeds from Sadie's support MMOW's meal programs.
you are looking for a fun and exciting volunteer opportunity, check out Sadie's. Volunteers
aff the store and are critically important to the success of Sadie's. Shifts can be structured
fit personal schedules_ But, mast important, volunteering at Sadie's is great fun!
TUESDAY'S AT THE SENIOR CENTER
Every Tuesday Features Specific Therrled Activities
1st Tuesday- Birthdays, Bingo & BBQII
2nd Tuesday- Vital Signs: Offers free hea ;•7 Green r =;s
3rd Tuesday- Sing- Along: a program of favorite hymns, songs of spring. & senior
requests. Call Fran for more info: 517.251.0671
4th Tuesday- Music Lovers Share Serendipity rJusic lovers, performers & listen-
ers get together to share their love of music thru perf ::�r lance. Stay and enjoy the fun. Our
musical folks come up with new surprises every monthl This is fun and serendipitous, un-
planned and always delightful. There is a movement afoot to begin a singing group. Inter-
ested? Call Helen Beatty for more details 817.416.1484.
5th Tuesday- Potluck– Every 5th Tuesday
iterested in the goings on at the Southlake Senior Activity Center?? There are
our Ways to find out What's Happening at the Senior Center:
Senior Scene— Printed monthly
Southlake Scene- Pickup a copy of this coinpreheuslve amide of South lake activities, wmted three
nes a year...
. Visit the City of Southlake's web site: w— ww.ci_soluthlake_tx.us
�+. call the Southlake Senior Activity° Venter: $1.7.74$.$34$