1988-10-18 CITY OF SOUTHLAKE
667 N. Carroll Avenue
Regular City Council Meeting
October 18, 1988 7:30 p.m.
MINUTES
Present: Mayor, Johnny H. Westerholm; Councilmembers:
Springer, Sally Hall, Jim Wooll, Ralph Evans and Pam Muller.
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City Staff Present: City Manager, Curtis E. Hawk; Director of
Public Works, Bill LeGrand; Fire Chief, Bob Steele; Finance
Supervisor, Renee McCarty; City Engineer, Eddie Cheatham; City
Attorney, Adrienne Leonard.
Invocation: Ralph Evans
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Westerholm.
The minutes of the October 4 and October 11,
were approved as presented.
Motion: Evans
Second: Muller
Ayes: Evans, Muller, Hall, Springer and Wooll
Nays: None
Approved: 5-0
City Council meetings
Agenda Item #3, Mayor's Report
Mayor Westerholm announced that the TML Conference will be held in
Dallas this year on November 3, 4, and 5. Councilmembers are urged
to attend. For further information contact the City Secretary.
Agenda Items #4 & #5, City Manager's Report-Dept/Financial
Curtis E. Hawk, City Manager summarized the department reports, as
well as the monthly financial report.
Bob Steele, Fire Chief, reported on Fire Prevention Week. "Sparky"
was in attendance as well as a "big sparky" with costume being
purchased with donations.
Agenda Item #6, 2nd Public Hearing Re: Annexation
Mayor Westerholm reviewed the process of annexation stating all
property finally annexed shall be zoned Agricultural on a temporary
basis pending zoning of the property on a permanent basis in
accordance with state zoning statutes.
City Council Minutes
October 18, 1988
Page 2
Item #6, Annexation, continued
Councilmember Sally Hall stated that since the 1st. public hearing,
she has obtained information on statistics concerning costs for
fire and ambulance service to the City and to the taxpayer. A fire
run cost to the City is $333.40 and cost to taxpayer is $133.67.
An ambulance run cost to the City is $685.34 and to the taxpayer is
$99.60. The City passes services onto the taxpayer at a reduced
cost.
Public Hearing:
Robert Downard - 1255 Randol Mill Ave. He was annexed last year
and was not happy at the time. He has become a City Council
watcher. As a citizen, he opposes the annexation at this time.
Mary Munson - Rt. 1 Florence Rd., Tract 16. She asked what type of
streets are in the plan - are private roads in the City plan. If
not, we would not be helping them. She is against annexation.
Bob Couch 2535 Union Church Road, Tract 13B. Southlake does have
a good fire department, however, it costs as much running the
equipment as not running the equipment. The City Council's concept
that they provide anything for him is wrong. He does not need
anything from Southlake and is not in favor of annexation.
E.M. Baggett
Southlake.
Rt. 1 Box 58, Tract 13B. He does not want to be in
Royal E. Smith - 300 Timber Trail, Tracts 14 & 16. He thanked the
City Manager and Director of Public Works for coming to his home
and agreeing to try and work with him in moving the rocks and
possibly doing bar ditch repairs. He was impressed by Sally Hall's
information on the fire department. No one has ever said they want
to be annexed. He does not want to be in Southlake and have
Southlake control his farm.
Janice Johnson -
already decided
hearings? What
down her throat.
Rt. 1 Box 224, Roanoke, Track 16. If the City has
they are going to be in Southlake, why the public
good are they? She does not want Southlake shoved
She does not want to be in Southlake now.
Bill Henderson - 700 Cimarron Trail, Tract 16. We fought the
"wars" for freedom. This is not freedom. Southlake is trying to
force him to give the City money. He does not need our services
and does not want in the City.
Councilmember Wooll stated it is important that the cities
exercise their right by annexing area in their ETJ.
Councilmember Springer commented on the water tower situation
on Florence Road. Locations of water towers are governed by
the pressure planes of an area. It was not located there to
offend anyone.
City Council Minutes
October 18, 1988
Page 3
Annexation - Public Hearing, continued
Mike Eagleston - 709 Overland Trail, Tract 16. He came to the area
because of no City taxes. What will change for them when they are
annexed. His children go to Keller schools. What is the Mayor's
vision for the City so that they will all know what they will be in
for.
Mayor Westerholm sees the City of Southlake as a "Key" city in
the metroplex. "We are in a key position" with IBM complex,
Perots, Hunts, transportation hub, Hwy 114 and FM 1709. Our
area is a good place to raise kids. It's rural, it has
conveniences. We are looking at a good tax base. We are glad
to have IBM and would like to have GTE.
Wayne Edwards - 624 Overland Trail, Tract 16. Asked questions
about police protection, water service, sewer system. Questioned
the service plan and the time limit for services to be
implemented. He cannot see anything he would gain by the
annexation.
Cindy Walbridge - 704 Cimarron Trail, Tract 16. She is opposed to
annexation. She does not like the restrictions, compared to what
they will have to pay for services. When will they have services?
Ken McMann - Vista Trail Est., Tract 16. He commends the new City
Manager, but wonders when are we going to get the police department
in order. Southlake has a good fire department. Questioned sewer
system. He is not proud of the post office, when is Southlake
going to get a post office?
Joy Clark - 755 Randol Mill Rd. She was annexed into Southlake in
October 1987. She does not want more people in Southlake. The
current citizens do not want more people in Southlake. The City
Council needs to listen to the citizens.
Marsha Palla - 1207 Cross Timber Dr. She stated if you are a
citizen you will be made to hook up to the sewer at about $4,000
each plus hook-up fees. She does not blame the people for not
wanting to be in Southlake.
Kevin Learner 716 Overland, Tract 16. He is not a rebel rouser
or trouble maker, but we are infringing on his rights. What are we
going to do for him. Is there anything he can do to stop it? He
is opposed to being annexed.
Leland Burg Union Church Rd., Tract 13B. He is opposed to
annexation.
There being no further comments, the public hearing was closed.
City Council Minutes
October 18, 1988
Page 4
Agenda Item 915, Res 88-94, Draft Annexation Ordinance
Resolution 988-94, authorizing the city attorney to draft
ordinances annexing certain territory into the city limits of the
City of Southlake, was discussed. It was agreed that each tract of
land will be a separate ordinance and voted on individually.
Motion was made to approve Resolution 88-94.
Motion: Hall
Second: Springer
Ayes: Hall, Springer, Evans and Wooll
Nays: Muller
Approved: 4-1
Agenda Items, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, and 17, Consent Agenda Items
Mayor Westerholm read each item considered for consent agenda.
They include:
Item #11 Resolution 88-90. Naming an Acting City Manager
according to Section 4.15 of the Home Rule Charter.
Item 912
Resolution 88-91. Authorizing the Mayor to execute
the renewal agreement with Tarrant County for the
collection of taxes in the City of Southlake,
Tarrant and Denton Counties.
Item 913
Resolution 88-92. Authorizing the Mayor to execute
the renewal agreement with Tarrant County for the
Food Establishment Surveillance Program.
Item 914 Resolution 88-93. Authorizing the Mayor to execute
an agreement for Land Lease.
Item 916
Resolution 88-96. Urging the State of Texas to
accept its prisoners presently housed in Tarrant
County jail into Texas Department of Corrections.
Item 917
Resolution 88-97. Authorizing the Mayor to enter
into an Inter-local Assistance Agreement with area
cities for Tarrant County Arson Abatement Program.
Motion was made to approve the consent agenda items.
Motion: wooll
Second: Springer
Ayes: Wooll, Springer, Hall, Muller and Evans
Nays: None
Approved: 5-0
City Council Minutes
October 18, 1988
Page 5
A five minute recess was held at this time. City Council
reconvened at 9:50 p.m.
Agenda Item #7, Ord 451, Amending Ord 334, SP1 & SP2
Ordinance #451, 1st. reading amending Ordinance ~334, to clarify
the intent of Section 5.18 and 5.19 relating to SP1 and SP2 Site
Plan Districts. A discussion was held concerning the amendment.
The recommendation from P & Z was to approve the ordinance with the
addition of "similar uses" in the 1st. whereas clause on page 2.
Public Comments:
Joe Bentley 214 Westwood Drive. He explained the reason for the
request as he heard Bill Spivey explain at the last P & Z meeting.
Mr. Spivey went to a lender to borrow on his property which was
annexed into Southlake in October 1987, only to find that the SP1
and SP2 zoning created a category of zoning that put a lid on his
ability to borrow against his property. We know that that was not
the intent of the ordinance.
Jim Martin - Jellico Corners. He stated Bill Spivey has a
financial problem. When the appraiser came to evaluate his
property, it was reported to be 1/2 million dollars short of
previous appraisals. He only wants the ordinance changed to allow
for similar uses and that will satisfy the lender and he can get
his financing.
Motion was made to table Ordinance #451, 1st.
November 1, 1988.
Motion: Wooll
Second: Evans
Ayes: wooll, Evans, Muller, Hall and Springer
Nays: None
Approved (to table): 5-0
reading,
time certain
Agenda Item #8, Ord 334-44, I-2 Zoning Request, West Continental
Ordinance ~334-44 (ZA88-31) 1st. reading was discussed for the
request for zoning a 3.001 acre tract of land out of the T.J.
Thompson Survey, Abst. 1502 more commonly known as 2030 W.
Continental. The current zoning is Agricultural with a request for
I-2 Zoning District.
Owner of the property, Sam Culbertson, was represented by Linda
Kane, lessee of the property. She stated she was annexed into the
city in October 1987, and wishes to expand her animal kennel.
City Council Minutes
October 18, 1988
Page 6
Agenda Item #8, Ord 334-44, continued
The P & Z Commission recommended the request for I-2 zoning be
changed to a request for Special Exception Use Permit for a
kennel on Agricultural land for a two year permit.
Public Hearing:
Jim Martin Jellico Corners. She already has a kennel on her
property, get the ordinance in order.
Motion was made to deny the request for zoning as requested.
Motion: Wooll
Second: Muller
Ayes: Wooll, Muller, Springer, Evans and Hall
Nays: None
Approved (to deny): 5-0
Motion was made to waive the fees if Linda Kane comes in for a
Special Exception use permit for a kennel for a two year time frame.
Motion: wooll
Second: Hall
Ayes: Wooll, Hall, Springer, Muller and Evans
Nays: None
Approved: 5-0
Agenda Item #9, Personnel Rules and Regulations
City Manager, Curtis E. Hawk, asked that the Personnel Rules and
Regulations be removed from tonight's agenda.
Motion was made to table the Personnel Rules and Regulation, time
certain November 1, City Council Meeting.
Motion: Wooll
Second: Muller
Ayes: Wooll, Muller, Hall, Springer and Evans
Nays: None
Approved (to table): 5-0
Agenda Item ~10, Establishing a Charter Review Committee
The establishment of a Charter Review Committee was discussed.
Motion was made to establish a Charter Review Committee of
approximately 15 members, giving the original Charter Commission
members first chance to participate. The City Secretary is to poll
the Charter members to determine interest from them first.
Motion: Wooll
Second: Evans
Ayes: Wooll, Evans, Springer and Hall
Nays: Muller
Approved: 4-1
City Council Minutes
October 18, 1988
Page 7
A~enda Item #18, Discussion: Tree Ordinance
Councilmember Sally Hall led a discussion in regards to an
ordinance being adopted to conserve trees. She stated that we need
to protect our environment in Southlake by protecting the trees.
Among other things, trees can provide the best buffer from noise.
The P & Z Commission will also be looking at a tree ordinance.
A~enda Item #19, Public Forum
Jim Martin - Jellico Corners. Informed the
problem concerning paper work for ambulance
inform Chief Steele on the matter.
City Council about a
service. He is to
Rick Stacy - passed.
Bill Low Woodland Trail. He referenced another new business in
Southlake and their willingness to provide a new shotgun to the
police department. He suggested the City move as fast as possible
in re-staffing our police department to 21 personnel.
Robert Downard - 755 Randol Mill Ave. The folks in the annexation
area are not displeased with the police department. They simply
feel they are covered by County Sheriff. He objects to cutting
corners as in agenda item #8.
Kay Kleinkauff - 163 Jellico Circle. She is proud to be a
Southlake citizen.
Aloha Payne Whispering Lane.
to be a citizen of Southlake.
She also stated that she is proud
There being no further comments, the Public Forum ended.
Motion was made to declare the emergency supplemental
emergency.
Motion: wooll
Second: Hall
Ayes: Wooll, Hall, Springer, Muller and Evans
Nays: None
Approved: 5-0
agenda as an
A~enda Item #20, Executive Session, Personnel/Litigations
Mayor Westerholm presented the executive items for discussion
relating to personnel matters and litigations pursuant to Article
City Council Minutes
October 18, 1988
Page 8
A~enda Item #20, Executive Session, continued
6252-17, Section 2, V.T.A.S., the Texas Open Meetings Act. Items
include:
A. The evaluation, appointment, and employment of a city
attorney.
B. TO consider authorizing the City Manager to employ
special counsel of his choice to assist in personnel
matters.
C. The appointment and employment of a police chief.
E. Litigation: Swift et al vs Lemke and the City of
Southlake. Cause No. 352-115610-88.
At this time, City Council convened in Executive Session.
Council reconvened in public session at 12:05 p.m.
Agenda Item ~21, Any Action Re: City Attorney
Motion was made to accept the resignation of the city attorney,
Hutchison, Price, Boyle and Dransfield, to be effective immediately
and to employ the firm of Fielding, Barrett and Taylor as city
attorney to be effective immediately.
Motion: Wooll
Second: Hall
Ayes: Wooll, Hall, Springer, Evans and Muller
Nays: None
Approved: 5-0
A~enda Item #22, Any Action Re: Special Legal Counsel
A discussion was held concerning the authorization of the City
Manager to employ special counsel of his choice to assist in
personnel matters.
Motion was made to approve, on the recommendation of the City
Manager, the employment of attorney Steven B. Rynecki with the firm
of VonBriesen and Redmond as special counsel to assist in personnel
matters and rules.
Motion: Wooll
Second: Muller
Ayes: Wooll, Muller, Hall, Springer and Evans
Nays: None
Approved: 5-0
City Council Minutes
October 18, 1988
Page 9
Agenda Item #23, Any Action Re: Appointment of Police Chief
Consideration was
Police. Mr. Hawk
as Police Chief.
given to the appointment/employment of a Chief of
recommended the appointment of James W. Campbell
Motion was made to
the position of
recommended by the
Section 4.01.
Motion: Wooll
Second: Muller
Ayes: Wooll, Muller, Evans,
Nays: None
Approved: 5-0
approve the employment of James W. Campbell for
Police Chief to be effective 10-19-88 as
City Manager pursuant to the Home Rule Charter,
Springer and Hall
Agenda Item #25, Any Action Re: Litigation
Mayor Westerholm stated that no action will be taken in regards to
the pending litigation of Swift, et at vs Lemke and the City of
Southlake. Cause No. 352-115610-88.
Agenda Item #24,
There being no
meeting.
Motion: Hall
Second: Muller
Ayes: Hall, Muller, Springer,
Nays: None
Approved: 5-0
Adjournment of Meeting
further business, motion was made to adjourn
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