1987-10-06NAME OF
COUNCILPERSON
CITY OF SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS
MINUTES OF THE Regular CITY COUNCIL
MEETING.
DATE: October 6,1987
TIME: 7:30 p.m.
PLACE: CITY OF SOUTHLAKE, COUNCIL CHAMBERS
667 NORTH CARROLL AVENUE, SOUTHLAKE
TEXAS.
PAGE: 1 INDEX
COUNCILPBRSONS PRESENT: Mayor, Jo'hnn'
H. Westerholm; Mayor Pro Tem, Charle~
Curry. David McMahan, Betty Springer,
Jim Wooll and Rick Stacy.
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION:
Bill Stoner.
GITY STAFF: City Manager, Lloyd O.
Latta Jr.; Director of Public Works,
Bill LeGrand; Fire Chief, R.P. Steele
Police Cl~ief, Jerry Crowder; City
Engineer, Eddie Cheatham and City
Attorney, John Boyle.
INVOCATION: Jim Wooll.
Curry
Springer
McMahan
Wooll
Stacy
Curry
Springer
McMahan
Wooll
Stacy
The meeting was called to order by
Mayor Johnny H. Westerholm.
The Minutes of the September 15, 1987
Regular City Council Meeting were
approved as presented.
The Minutes of the Regular City
Council Meeting of September 17,1987
were approved as amended.
MAYORS REPORT
Mayor Westerholm noted to the audienc
that ~\post office sub-station will
be operating in the American Bank
of Commerce on North Carroll Avenue
for the convenience of the citizens.
Westerholm announced that he had the
pleasure of presenting a Proclamation
to Michael D. Hatcher on October S,
at a ceremony in his honor as he was
presented the Eagle Scout award.
NAME OF
COUNCILPERSON
.CITY OF SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS
MINUTES OF THE Regular
MEETING.
DATE: October 6,1987
TIME: 7:30 p.m.
PLACE: CITY OF SOUTHLAKE,
667 NORTH CARROLL AVENUE,
TEXAS.
CITY COUNCIL
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
SOUTHLAKE
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Westerholm mentioned a meeting he and
Councilperson Charles Curry attended
today for C.O.N.E.T. A report was
given in reference to the proposed
north freeway alignment. The route
has not been firmly established at
this time. The cities of Northeast
Tarrant County have looked at this an.
have agreed to a study. The City of
Fort Worth ha~: agreed to pay the cos
of the engineering study. They are
asking that cities who are affected
by the alignment
contribute to the cost of the study.
On November 16, they will go back to
Austin before the Highway Commission
to ask for approval of Perot's Plan.
There will be a meeting on Thursday,
October 8, at 9 a.m. in Bob Hampton's
office concerning this.
Mayor Westerholm announced that a
item # 34, will be deleted from
tonights agenda.
Curry
Springer
McMahan
Wooll
Stacy
The consent agenda will consist of
items, #24, #25, #26, #27, #29, #30,
#37, and #38, as stated and approved
in the motion.
Approved 5-0 vote.
MayoC Westerholm read the captions
of each ordinance and explained the
items included in the consent agenda
The ikems include:
24. Fiaal plat approval for Sun
Square Addition. 4.17 acres of
land. Ralph Turley.
25. Ordinance No. 369. Raising
Maximum Fines. Public Hearing.
2nd reading.
26. Ordinance No. 570. One-Way
Traffic on East Highland, Pub-
lic Hearing. 2nd reading.
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CITY COUNCIL
· 'CITY OF SOUTHLAKI!, TEXAS
MINUTES OF THE Reg~.lar
MEETING.
DATE: October 6,1987
TIME: 7:30 p.m.
PLACE: CITY OF SOUTHLAKB, COUNCIL CHAMBERS
667 NORTH CARROLL AVENUE, SOUTHLAKE
TEXAS.
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27. Ordinance No. 371. Septic Syste~
Standards. Public Hearing.
2nd reading.
29. Ordinance No. 393. T.M.R.S.
Updated Service Credit. 1st
reading.
30. Ordinance No. 394. T.M.R.S.
Granting Additional Rights,
Credits and Benefits. 1st
reading.
37. Resolution 87-71. Interlocal
Cooperative Agreement for Fire
Service with Denton County.
38. Resolution 87-73. Appointment
of Council Representative to
C.O.N.E.T.
Mayor Westerholm stated this is the
40t~ day past the public hearing,
t~ last day to act on the issue
of annexation of territory into the
City of Southlake. He asked for
public comments on items #4 through
#22 at this time.
Bill Spive~ Tract 19
He understood that there was a
with Tract 19, in regards to a con-
flict between Westlake and Southlake.
He would like it explained. He wishe
to be on record as questioning the
"40 days". He referred to the
ordinance that he presented to Counci
prepared by his attorney.
Mayor Westerholm asked City Attorney,
John Boyle to answer the questions
asked by Spivey.
Mr. Boyle explained that Mayor Dale
White, Westlak~ came to city hall
and questioned the boundry around
Tract #19. Boyle stated that City
Council has gone through the public
hearing and that Council should vote
for whatever they wish to vote for
and he will check out the issue befor
the 2nd reading and public hearing
NAME OF
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CITY OF SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS
MINUTES
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DATE:
TIME:
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OF THE Regular
CITY COUNCIL
October 6,1987
7:30 p.m.
CITY OF SOUTHLAKE, COUNCIL CHAMBERS
66? NORTH CARROLL AVENUE, SOUTHLAKE
TEXAS.
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to be held on October 20.
we
Walbrid Tract 16.
can vote on a tract when
are not sure it is in our E.T.J,?
Bob Couch Tract 12.
He does not want Southlake. He does
mot need Southlake. City Council is
stepping in pretty deep water. They
should wait, step back and think about
what they are doing first. He asked
that agenda items #4-#22 be postponed.
R.E. Smith Tract 16.
Does not want to be in Southlake. He
had a problem, called Public Works
Department and did not get a response
Joe Clark Tract 18.
Opposed to being annexed.
David White Tract 19.
He does not want this to happen but
he does not feel it will do any good
to fight city hall.
Janice JohnSon Tract 16.
Read from Keller Citizen newspaper
about Keller postponing annexation
until they can get their plan togethe
If she were us, she would rather have
them bn our side.
Archie Franks Tract 21
o
He wal Westlake and
lake.
not in South-
Dave Winters TractS.
He asked his neighbors to come toni
but they all feel you can't fight
city hall. He complained about ladies
in the front office at city hall.
He wants City Council to consider what
we have now and what we have to offer.
James Morgan Tract 19
He would like to remove
agenda if he could. He
this from the
referred to
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.C'ITY OF SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS
MINUTES OF THE Regular CITY COUNCIL
MEETING.
DATE: October 6,1987
TIME: 7:30 p.m.
PLACE: CITY OF SOUTHLAKE, COUNCIL CHAMBERS
66? NORTH CARROLL AVENUE, SOUTHLAKE
TEXAS.
PAGE: 5 INDEX
:he budget and disagreements City
:il had during the sessions. How
would City Council like to be in these
folks shoes with a 33~ increase in
taxes all at once.
Robert Downard Tract 19.
He knows he will be annexed but he
doesn't.want to be and doesn't know
why.
Doris Downard TraCt 19
She has learned to appreciate
of oppression.
a lack
Public Hearing closed.
Mayor Westerholm read the captions
of the annexation ordinances prior
to the vote on each ordinance.
Ordinance No. 373 annexing Tract $
into the city. 1st reading.
Motion was made and approval given.
Approved S-0 vote.
Ordinance No. 374 annexing Tract 8
into the city. 1st reading.
Motion was made and approval given.
Approved 5-0 vote.
Ordinance No. 375 annexing Tract 9
into the city. 1st reading.
Motion Was made and approval given.
Approved S-0 vote.
Ordinance No. 376 annexing Tract 10
into the city. 1st reading.
Motion was made and approval given.
Approved S-0 vote.
ORDINANCE
NO. 373
ORDINANCE
NO. 374
ORDINANCE
NO. 375
ORDINANCE
NO. 376
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Ordinance No. 377 annexing Tract 11
into the city. 1st reading.
was made and approval given.
3roved 5-0 vote.
Ordinance No. 378 annexing Tract 12
into the city. 1st reading.
was made and approval given.
,roved 5-0 vote.
Ordinance No. 379 annexing Tract 13A
into the city. 1st reading.
was made and approval given.
9roved 4-1 vote.
2ouncilperson Springer stated her
:oncerns about the cost of services
that area.
Ordinance No. 380 annexing Tract 13C
into the city. 1st reading.
was made and approval given.
~roved 5-0 vote.
Ordinance No. 381 annexing Tract 1OD
into the city. 1st reading.
was made and approval given.
Approved 4-1 vote.
Councilperson Springer expressed
concerns based on the facts in the
Director of Public Works Director's
dated October 2.
ORDINANC~
NO. 377
ORDINANC~
NO. 378
ORDINANC~
NO. 379
ORDINANCt
NO. 380
ORDINA~Ct
NO. 381
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Ordinance No. 582 annexing Tract 15
nto the city. 1st reading.
was made and approval given.
)roved 5-0 vote.
ORDINANC]
NO. 382
NAME OF
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Springer
McMahan
Wooll
Stacy
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.CITY OF SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS
MINUTES OF THE Regular CITY COUNCIL
MEETING.
DATE: October 6,1987
TIME: 7:30 p.m.
PLACE: CITY OF SOUTHLAKE, COUNCIL CHAMBERS
66? NORTH CARROLL AVENUE, SOUTHLAKE
TEXAS.
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Ordinance No. 383 annexing Tract 17
into the city. 1st reading.
Motion was made and approval given.
Approved 5-0 vote.
Ordinance No, 384 annexing Tract 18
into the city. 1st reading,
Motion .was made and approval given,
Approved 5-0 vote,
)RDINANCE
qO. 383
)RDINANCE
qO, 384
Ordinance No, 385 annexing Tract 19
into the city, 1st reading,
Motion was made and approval given,
Approved 4-1 vote,
]RDINANCE
~O. 385
Councilperson Springer had reservatio:
concerning Tract 19, which include:
Water service, more dense population,
a drain on our police department,
but most of all because of the number
of people who have asked the City
Council not to take them in, this
cannot be ignored.
Ordinance 386 annexing Tract 21
into the city. 1st reading.
Motion was made and approval given.
Approved 5-0 vote.
ORDINANCE
NO, 386
Ordinance No. 387 annexing Tract 4
into the city. 1st reading.
Motion\was made and approval given.
Approved 5-0 vote.
ORDINANCE
NO. 387
Ordinance No. 388 annexing Tract 6
into the city. 1st reading.
Motion was made and approval given.
Approved S-0 vote.
ORDINANCE
NO, 388
NAME OF
COUNCILPERSON
CITY
MINUTES OF THE
MEETING.
DATE:
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Regular CITY COUNCIL
October 6,1987
7:30 p.m.
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McMahan
Wooll
Stacy
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McMahan
Wooll
Stacy
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McMahan
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Ordinance No. 389 annexing Tract 7
into the city. 1st reading.
Motion was made and approval given.
Approved S-0 vote,
Ordinance No. 390 annexing Tract 22
into the city. 1st reading.
Motion was made and approval given.
Approved 5-0 vote.
Ordinance No. 391 annexing Tract 23
into the city. 1st reading.
Motion was made and approval given,
Approved 5-0 vote.
The second reading will be held
on October 20,1987 with a public
hearing.
Ordinance No. 334-20 (ZA 87-33) a
zoning request for a 6.80 acre tract
of land out of the Hiram Granberry
Survey, Abstract 581, Tract iD,
1D1 and 1E was considered.
Current zoning is Agricultural, re-
quest is for the Single Family -1
zoning district. Owners are Mike
Davis and Douglas D. Martin.
It was noted that city staff
recommends approval. Mr. Douglas
was present and answered questions
.for the council.
Public Hearing resulted with no
comments.
Motion was made and approval given
approval of ZA 87-33 first reading.
tC
ORDINANCE
NO. 389
ORDINANCE
NO. 390
ORDINANCE
~NO. 391
ORDINANCE
NO. 334-2£
NAME OF
COUNCILPERSON
,CITY OF SOUTltLAKE, TEXAS
MINUTES OF THE Regular
MEETING.
DATE: October 6,1987
TIME: ?:30 o.m.
PLACE: CITY OF SDUTHLAKE,
66? NORTH CARROLL AVENUE,
TEXAS.
CITY COUNCIL
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Ordinance No. 395 ambulance service
was discussed. City Manager, Lloyd
O. Latta Jr. stated the ordinance
needs to be corrected to read,
"applicant should hold a Class C
operators license". A discussion
was also held concerning the fees.
Motion'was made to approve Ordinance
No. 395 as an emergency ordinance
with the amendments concerning Class
C operators license. Noting the
reason for the emergency passing
is to make ambulance service
available prior to October 21, at
the discretion of the city manager.
Ordinance No. 396, Amendment to
Speed Limit ordinance on certain
arterial streets was discussed in
1st reading.
Mayor Westerholm read the list of
streets being considered in the
ordinance for raising speed limits
from 30 mph to 40 mph.
It was noted that North White Chapel
Road has been repaved and striped,
making it safer to drive on.
Chief Crowder stated he recommended
that ~orth White Chapel from Hwy 114
to Dov~ Road be considered at this
time. He does not concur with other
streets on the list at this time.
Motion was made to approve Ordinance
No. 396 deleting Sec.2 paragraph C
through M. Changing B to read,
North White Chapel Road to Dove
Road.
ORDINANCE
NO. 395
AMBULANCE
ORDINANCE
NO. 596
SPEED LIMi
AMENDMENT
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COUNC I LPERSON
Curry
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McMahan
Wooll
Stacy
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Springer
McMahan
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.C~TY
OF SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS
MINUTES OF THE
MEETING.
DATE:
TIME:
PLACE: CITY OF
667 NORTH
TEXAS.
Regular
CITY COUNCIL
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7:30 p.m.
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Ordinance No. 397 Emergency Response
was discussed. Hayor Westerholm
read the caption for the 1st
reading.
Mr. Boyle explained the reason for
the ordinance.
Motion'was made and approval given
to Ordinance No. 397 1st reading.
Approved 5-0 vote.
The Park Use Policy was discussed.
The City Manager stated the policy
presented represents a concensus of
the City Staff and the Park Board.
James Arnold, chairperson of the
Park Board, stated if the city does
take over the concession stands, the
city will have to pay for the
officials for ball games. The cost
of umpires is $17.S0 for each one,
per game. Total cost of 1986 was
approximately $10,000.
Motion was made and approval given to
Resolution 87-74, approving a Park
Use Policy.
Approved 4-1 vote.
NO. 397
RESOLUTIOb
87-74
Mayor Westerholm stated the
city appreciates Mr. and Mrs. James
Arnold~and their dedication and hours
of work with the Boys and Girls
Softball Association.
Resolution 87-69 accepting bids on
sewer lines for the new elementary
school was discussed.
Mayor Westerholm read the resolution.
Councilperson Springer asked if the
funds were in the budget. The city
manager answered that the school is
paying for the line cost of the line
RESOLUTI0~
87-69
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COUNCILPERSON
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McMahan
Wooll
Stacy
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cost of over-sizing from a 10" to
a 12" to carry additional capacity
will be paid for by the city.
Mayor Westerholm stated Southlake
needs an ordinance establishing tie-
on fees, also, that a budget revision
must be done by October 20, 1987, a
city council meeting.
City Manager, Lloyd O. Latta Jr.
stated we have' the funds at this
time in the revenue fund. $31,000
the needed funds are for street
repairs.
Motion was made to approve Resolution
87-69.
Approved 4-1 vote.
Director of Public Works, Bill
LeGrand, stated a water policy is
in the working now. He feels we
should have the policy in place be-
fore we go to the people.
Resolution 87-?2, participation in
Tarrant County Community Development
Block Grant Program was discussed.
Motion was made to disapprove
Resolution 87-72 as it does not do
anything for Southlake and it might
precl~e us from getting other
grantfunds.
Approved 4-1 vote.
Resolution 87-7b nomination for
Tarrant Appraisal District
Directors was discussed. It was
noted Southlake has 10 votes, and
that the votes we have are based
on valuation of property.
Motion was made to nominate Pamula
Muller from Southlake, Approving
Resolution 87-70.
RESOLUTIO~
87-72
RESOLUTIOP
87-70
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.C~TY OF SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS
MINUTES OF THE Regular CITY COUNCIL
MEETING.
DATE: October 6,1987
TIME: 7:30 p.m.
PLACE: CITY OF SOUTHLAKE, COUNCIL CHAMBERS
66? NORTH CARROLL AVENUE, SOUTHLAKE
TEXAS.
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Councilperson Wooll recommended the
city keep a master calendar, showing
items coming up that we need to know,
so that we can have time to lobby
on things such as this.
The set-backs on Highway 114 and FM
1709 were discussed. Mayor Westerholr
mtated we have a need for an
established plan. He asked that
the P & Z and the City Staff make
a recommendation to City Council
as soon as possible.
The bills presented, were approved
for payment.
The public forum resulted with no
comments.
The meeting w ~ ~ ' ne
Westerholm.
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