CM 1989-03-28 H~nutes of March 28e 1989
The City Council of the City of Coppell est in regular called session on
Tuesday. ~arch 28, 1989. at 7:30 p.e. in Coppsll Town Center. The
following members were present:
Leu Duggan, Mayor (late arrival)
Dean Wilkerson, Mayor Pro Ten
Welter Pettilohn, Councilman
Tom Morton, Councilmen
Bill Smothermon, Counc~luten
Jim Co. man, Councilman
Mark Wolfe, Councilmen
John A. Nelson, Councilman
Mayor Pro Ten Wilkerson called the meetin~ to order and asked everyone
to stand while Councilmen Smothsrmon gave the invocation. Following the
invocation Mayor Pro Tm, l~ilkerson led those present in the PlsdEs of
Alle$iance.
Item 3: Approval of Minutes - March 7. 1989
March 13, 1989
March 14, 1989
Councilman Co.man norad that the ninutss of March 7, 1989, March 13,
1989 and March 14, 1989 ba approved as submitted. Councilman Seothermon
seconded the motion; motion carried 7-0 with liayor Pro T~ Wilkerson,
Councilmen Petti~ohn, Morton, Smotheruon, Cowman, Wolfe, and Nelson
voting in favor of the notion.
Itmu 4: Mayor*s Report
This item had been considered later in the agenda due to the late
arrival of the Mayor.
Mayor Duggan presented the following inforuttion to the Council:
A. A press conference has been scheduled for Wednesday, March 29,
1989, at 1:30 p.a. in the City Council Chambers to discuss a
University site.
B. City Honager Alan D. Ratliff had his second enniversnry with
the City on March 1, 1989 and is due for a perforuance
evaluation. Mayor De~san requested that an osenda itm, be
posted on the first meeting in April for this performance
evaluation, and a second item be placed un the agenda for the
second meeting in April flor 8 formal acceptance of the
performance evaluation.
C. Councilnmn Cowman informed the Council members of the status
of the GTE lay-offs, PUC ruling, and the corporate office move
to the Matropisx. He requested ~ouncil consensus to draf~ a
letter to PUC in support of GTE. Followln~ discussion i~ vas
the consensus of the Council that the Mayor draft a letter
. rsqueegln6, the PUC to carefully review the GTE rate request
8nd be ~lr:snd equitable in it's ruling.
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Item 5= City Council Liaison~s Report
A. DART - Councilmen Norton indicated that this item would be
discussed later in the agenda.
B. FINAI~CE CONHITTEE - Councilm~n S~othermon indicated that this
item would also he discussed later in the agenda.
C. LIBRARY BOARD - Council~an PettiJohn indicated there was no
report.at this t/~ae.
D. HUD ABSORPTION C0~ITT~ - Council~an Smother~on indicated
that the Com~ttse is still workin~ on this ite~.
E. NCTCOG - Council~an CaYman indicated that there is no report
at this ti~e.
F. PARK BOARD -Noyor Pro Te~Wilkerson indicated that he has
prepared a draft letter concernin~ the parks concession stand.
However, he will he revising this letter and will be bringing
it before the Council in the near future.
SCHOOL BOARD - Councilman Wolfe indicated there was no report
at this ti~e.
Ho DCAD - Councihnan Co, man reported that he, Council,~ Wolfe,
and School Board ember Fay Layton had ~et with the Appraisal
District earlier in the day concarnin$ the Appraisal Districts
ratio studies and values in the City of Coppell. information
vas presented to the Appraisal District for use in re-looking
at values placed on property and honsin~ in Coppell.
Council~mn Wolfe indicated to the Council that the figures
previously submitted to the City concerning a projected loss
of appraised value in Coppell did not include co~ercial land,
and with the re-evaluation of certain sub-divisions in the
City the previously indicated lose will probably be off-sat.
ARCHITECtoaAL REVI~ COF~tlTTEE - Councilmu Nelson indicated
that there was no report at this ti~e.
Ite~ 61 Citizen% Appearances
Noyor Pro Tam Wilksreon recognized Rosin lurtz ~ho stated she was
present before the Council on behalf of Netrocrnst Service, Center. This
Center is proposing to begin e program for battered roman in the
Notroplex. A benefit funding raising event will ha held au Nay 5. 1989,
with area hyors, Councilmen~ and City Nonagers being requested to
attend to serve as vaiter8 and vaitressas for this event.
hyor Duigan arrived during the presentation au this item.
Item 7: Consider approval of a Procla~atinn desisnatin~ the week of
April 9-15, 1989 as "Texas Archaeology Awareness Week" and
authorizing the Noyor to
Hr. Paul Lot*rain representing the Archeolo$ical Conservancy woo present
to discuss this iCe.ch the C~ncil. b pr~ided info~ti~ to the
City C~ncil which will be placed in tha Libra~ for vie~ by
int~rasted cit~. Foll~n~ discussion sa this it~,
~rt~ ~ed to appr~e the Prec~tion procl~ ~ril 9 thr~sh 15,
1989 as 'Texas A~c~eol~y ~areneas ~e~k'* in Cop~11 and au~hori~l~
th~ ~yor to si~. ~ci~ P.ttiloh seconded the ~tionl ~ti~
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carried 7-0 with Mayor Pro Tern Wilkeroon, Councilmen PsttiJohn, Herren,
Smothsruon, Cowman, l~olfe, and Nelson votin$ in favor of the motion.
Item 8: Discussion & consideration of approvin$ and authorizing the
Mayor to sign a resolution ursine the ToYos legislature to
raise the cap on Street Use Charges for Ktectric and Cae
utilities.
Follov~ng discussion on this item Councilum,~ Smothsruon moved to ~able
this /ten in order that a Council Study Co.~ttee, to be composed of
Councilumn Nelson and Wolfe, can further study the proposal and bring s
reco~mendation forward to tho Council, Councilman Herren seconded the
motionl motion carried 7-0 with Mayor Pro Tree Wilhereon, Councilmen
PettiJohn, ltortou, Smothsrmon, Cowman, Wolfe, and Nelson voting in favor
of the motion.
Item 9: Discussion and consideration of determining a plan of action
to provide alternative uses for Coppell'e DART ~ale8 ,tax to be
included in the forthcoming DART Service Plan.
Councilman Hortou mode the presentation ~o the Council along vith Dr.
Cordon Shunk of the North Central Texas Council of Covernments. Hr.
Shunk indicated to the Council thst a draft of the service plan Fill be
ready for presentation to area Councils on April 4, 1989. City's are
being asked to determine the uses for sales tax refunds which have been
previously designated for DART use. Councilman Norton indicated that it
ia hie recommendation that 50Z of these sales tax refunds come hack to
suburban City's smd that c°Ppell's portion be used for Type 2 and 3
projects which are street improvements, maintenance, and building of
roads. No Council action vas required on this item at this tine.
Item 10A: Consider removal of item tabled at the 3-14 City Council
meeting.
Councilman Wolfe coved to re~ove Itom 10B from the table for discussion.
Councilman Norton seconded the motion; motion carried 7-0 with Mayor Pro
Tom W~lke~son, CouncilBen PettiJohn, Morton, Smothermon, Covman, Wolfe,
end Nelson vogtng in favor of the motion.
Item 10B: Dizcuoeion and consideration of approval of a Smoking
Ordinance and authorizing the Ilayor to sign - requested by
Councilman H~ton.
Councilman Herren mede the presentation to the Council and indicated
that' City A~tornsy Lar~Y ~ackoon and himself had met and vorked out the
wording concerning the previously expressed concerns hy the Council.
Following further discussion, Connc$3u-e. Smothennon moved that Ordinance
89-455 be approved with an effective date of sixty (60) days from date
of publication of caption and authorizing the Mayor to sign. Hayer Pro
Tam Wilkerson seconded the motion; motion carried 6-1 with Mayor Pro Tam
Wilkerson, Councilmen Herren, Smothermon, Co.an, Wolfe and Nelson
voting in favor of the motion and ConacilJum PettiJoha voting against
the mo~lou. Mayor Du~en requested that notification be sent to the
Coppell Business Association alon~ with a copy of the £ully executed
Ordinance and request their help in making this Ordinance available to
City Businesses.
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~A~CUTIVE SESSION (Closed to the public)
!ti 25: Article 6252-17, Senai~ C~cdrr~nt Resolution Number 83.
a. Discussion ~rlth City Attorney concernins mtter involvin~
privileged c~ication be~en Attoney ad client.
Council convened ~ ~ecu~ive S~ssion a~ 8:19 p.m. ~s all~ed under the
ab~s sCa~ed article. ~yor Dussan adjourned ~ht Execu~ive Sessi~
8:35 p.~. ~d opened ch~ ~blic
I~ 11~ ~oldi~ of a P~LIC ~I~G ~o co~idar approval of a z~inS
chanSe~ Cas~ ~P~I~ fro~ (PD) R~cr~a~ion Csa~ ~o
Planned D~vel~nC Liiht Industrial~ for ~he d~el~n~ of
ina~i~u~io~l, office, rttail, c~arcial and liih~
facili~i~s~ l~a~ed on ~he ves~ sidt of D~n~on Tap
~he north sidl of Cot~o~bel~ Rallro~ ~ ~he sou~h sidt o~
Bethel ~d, a~ alo~ the east sid~ of Coppell ~ad~ ~h ~he
southern lint be~! approx~tely 3,5~ fee~ aloal ~he
Cottonb~l~ ~ilrOld.
Date of PIZHeeting~ 3/16/89
Decisi~of P~Z ~ssion~ Appr~ed (7-0)
~OT~ Applican~ ~d~rs~da ~ all ~he S~s rill
considered on a case-by-cas~ basis.
~yor D~an called ~hs~e~ln$ ~o order and recosuized City ~liueer
Rus~ll Doylt vM ~de ~ preseu~ti~ to ~he Concil. ~so presen~
~as ~r. Craii l~ith~ rspresen~in~ the Baptist ~da~ion she spo~ ~h
~he C~ncil. Hr. ~iiht s~a~ed ~ha~ ~he applic~t is fully
of ~he fac~ tha~ each S~ ~ill b~ considezed a~para~ely and ~his
is for ~he C~cil to ack,ledge ~ha~ the S~ reques~ ~ill b~ a par~ of
~h~ to, al development. ~e developmen~ ~11 bt buil~ i~ ~o (2) phases
~h ~h~ eas~ sidt bei~ develo~d initially and ~he:Ves~e~ side ~ch
consists of iudus~rial developmen~ rill b~ a~ a later da~e. Universi~y
Driv~ rill be cons~c~ed nov vi~h ~ous~on Drive bei~ cm~ctsd
needed. ~yor ~ ~hen declared ~he public hear~ open a~.asked
for those persons ~o vishedCo speak iu favor of the proposed z~in8
cha~e. ~er~ ~re n~e. He ~hen as~d for ~ose
to speak against ~he proposed soning c~e.: ~ain, there mrs
~e public hearinl v~ declared closed. Foll~n~ discussio~ by ~he
Council, Concil~n S~he~n ~ved ~hac ~hs zo~ns case as previously
s~a~ed be ~pproved. Couuci~n ~r~on ssco~dtd ~hs ~; ~lo~
carried 7-0 vi~h Hayoz Pro T~il~rson, Counci~u ~etti~o~,
S~he~n, C~n, ~olf~, and Nelson vo~ in favorer ~he ~otion.
12: Discussion and consideration of approval of a pre!i~tnary plat
for the Sprin~s of Coppell Addition, located onths west side
of Denton Tap Road, on the north side of Cottonbal~ Railroad,
on the south side of Bethel Road, vith the southern line being
approximately 3,500 feet alon~ the Cottonbelt Railroad.
Date of P&Z Heating: 3/16/89
Decision of FEZ Co~asion: Approved (7-0) ~rith two
provisions; questions resardinE cul-de-sac at the end of Park
Road be resolved prior to fin~] plettinS, and question of
riSht-of-way and/or 15 foot u~llity ueee~ant be resolved prior
to final plattin8.
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City Engineer Russell Doyle m~? ~f~e p~r, eeontation to the Council. He
indicated that there are th~ '(~'~es to be resolved ~ this plat.
~oae three (9) ~eauaa are:
A. ~ cul-de-sac at the end of Park Road
B. ~e question of righC-of~ay and/or a 15 fooc utility
eao~nc alo~ Denton Tap R~d
C. ~e ~ransiCion of ta~en~ along Bethel Road ~o Denton Tap
Mr. Craig ~isht representing the hptist F~dari~ vas al~ present
d~o chis itu ~th tha C~cil. quant~ons thc arose duri~
discuO~ conce~ad adequate park~ for the p~p~ed park 8~te.
~ighc i~cated that there in right-or--ay for park~n~ opprux~tely
~hir~ (30) to fort~ (~0) cars alo~ tb present ~erk hd.
dis~ssinn on this iteu, C~t~--n ~olfe ~ved to apple tb
pral~m~na~ pht ~th the ~ee (3) items ~ ~ndicated by City E~eer
Russell ~le bei~ resolved prior Co fill play,ins. C~cil~
seco~ad the ~ci~; moCi~ carziad 7-0 w~th hyor Pro T~ ~ilbro~,
Councihen ~e~iJo~, Morton, S~he~n, C~n, ~olfe, and Nelson
voti~ in favor of the motif.
Item 13: Dimcusolou and consideration of approval of a request for
sxtonsCon of a Preliminary Plat for a period of nine (9)
months on Meadows Section VI, located on the Southeast corner
. of PaFkea[, Boulevard and Samuel Boulevard at the request of
~ Ms. J6~e K~llY~ with Paul S. Unzicker, Inc.
City Engineer R/lss~l Doyle made the presentation on behal~ o~ the City.
He. ~adie Kelly, representing the applicant, and ~r. Cordon Sones the
prospective property ovner, vere also present to discuss thio item v~th
the ~ouncil. Ms. Kelly indicated that there have been no changes from
the previously approved preliminary plat. Follov~n8 further discussion
on th~s ~tem, Councilmn Suotheruon moved to deny this plat. ~ayor Pro
Tam ~ilkerson seconded the motion. Prior to further discussion Council
convened into Execu~ive Session.
EXECUTIVE SKSSION (Closed to the public)
Item 25: Article 62~2-17, Senate Concurrent Resolution Number 83.
a. Discussion with City Attorney concarn~ matter involving
privileged commnication between Attorney and client.
Council convened in Executive Session at 9:3~ p.m. as allowed under the
above stated article. Mayor Du~an adjourned the F~cecutive Session at
9:~ p.m. and opened the public session.
lis. Kelly, representing the applicant, stated that ~he applicant will
construct their per,ion of Samuel Road prior to the besinn~ of the
school [all term of 1989. Following ~urther discussion by the Council,
Councilman liorton ~oved to approve the extension of the plat for a
period of nine (9) months eith the stipulation that a letter Erou
Herren be filled with the City statin~ that Samuel Boulevard w~ll be
completed prior to the open,ns of fall school te~u of 1989. Councilman
Smo~he~mon seconded ~he motion; motion carried 7-0 vith Mayor Pro Tom
~llkeroon, Councilmen PetttJohn, Herren, Smothe~mon, Co, an, l~olfe, and
Nelson voting in ~avor of the notion.
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Ite~ 14: Discussion and consideration of approval of a request for
extension of a Preliminary Pi, att for Century Park, located
north of Denton Creel~ A//d ~b~'~f Denton Tap ROad, at the
request of Tom Cravens with Ltchliter/3a~eson and Associates,
Inc.
City Engineer Russell Doyle ~ade the presentation to the Council. He
stated that the applicant is requesting a t~elve (12) month extension of
this plat which has been delayed partially due to agreements being
~orked out between the City of Coppell and the City of Mtsvllle. 1/r.
Tom Cravens, representing Ha~nolia Properties, was present to discuss
this item with the Council. Mr. Cravens indicated that this property,
prior to initiating construction of the project, V°Uld need to be
annexed into the Road Utility District (RUD). It is anticipated that
this annexation viii occur in the near future. Following discussion by
the Council, ltayor Pro Tern Wilkerson moved to approve the application
for a twelve (12) month extension of this plat [or twelve (12) months
fro~ todays date. Councilman ~olfe seconded the ~otionl motion carried
7-0 with Hayer Pro Te~ l~ilkerson, Conncils~n PettiJohn, Norton,
Smother~on, Co~an, Wolfe, and Nelson voting in favor of the ~otion.
Item 1~: Discussion and consideration of approval of a Resolution
abandoning certain easements in exchange for additional
easements in connection vith property located at 153
Noado~creek and authorizing the Hayor to sign.
Foil°Wing discussion on this item, Council~an~oFto~mOved to approve
Resolution 032889.1 and authorizing the hYor ~o finn.~ CouncilSmn
Nelson seconded the motion; ~otion carried 7-0~withHa~or Pro. Tan
~ilkerson, Councilmen PettiJohn, Herren, S~othera~n, Cmman, ~o,Lfe, and
Nelson votin~ in favor of the
Item 16: Discussion conCernin8 the City's use of of brick pavers reqUested by Nillia~ Hardy.
Hr. ~illiem Hardy, who had requested thi~ item be Placed on the City
Council agenda, was not present. However, he had requested that
letter to the City be entered as documentation for discussion of this
item. Additionally, Hr. Tim Fox, representing Pavestone Co~any, was
present to discuss their product with the Council. Hr. Fox indicated
that pavestone adheres to the A~rican Standard Teetin~Haterials (ASTIt)
which are industrial standards set in relation to the use of material
such as brick pavers. Hr. Fox eussested that the Cl~y have an
independent testing laboratory conduct a study and como up with a
recv~endetion to the City on the uae of the brick pavers. Upon
queetionin~ by the Council, Hr. Fox indicated that his company would be
open to the funding of such a study. It vas the consensus of the
Council that the City Hen assr would be contacting Hr. ¥ox,,for further
in~ormation on cost and funding of thio study. No further action wes
required by the Council at this the.
Item 17: Discussion and consideration of aupportins the DCAD budget
request to.be held April 12, 1989 at the Texas C~,;;..~rce Bank
on Nockiagbird - requested by Councilman Nelson.
Councilmen Nelson made the presentation to the Council. This item is
placed on the agenda as a result of the previously held Joint City
Council maetin~ with the ReenaCt Development Board and the presentation
mde By the Dallas Contral Appraisal District. Follovin~ discussion on
this iron, Cooncilimn ~other~on mewed that Couneilnan Nelson be
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authorized to attend the Dallas Central Appraisal District meeting and
to voice the City's support .p~.~e~.~as Central Appraisal DistriCt
budget and to protest the ratio ~udy as has been previously used in
appraianl values for CoppelL Counci~o~ ~ortou seconded the motion;
motion carried 7-0 with Hayer Pro Tern Wilkerson, Councilmen ?ettiJohn,
Morton, Smothermou, Cowman, Wolfe, end Nelson voting in favor of the
~notion o
Item 18.* ~Diecnselon and consideration of authorizing the Finance
Co---~ttee to approve bond refinancing for the City of Coppell
when deterndned to be financially in the beet interest of the
City and establishing those criteria for refinancing.
City NmMger Alan D. htliff presented this item and introduced Hr. Boyd
London of First Southwest who spoke with the Council along with Deputy
City P-~oger/Yinance Director Frank Tr~_,~o. Hr. London indicated that
this proposal is to allen the Finance Coumtttee to work to produce a
savings of 5X after all exp~nses vhan bonds are refunded and is
requested due to the narrow time frame that i8 present vhan deteruining
if the need for refunding ia feasible. All official approval would cone
back before the City for final determination prior
to the actual refunding. Folloning discussion on this item, Conucil~nan
Wolfe uoved that the Finance Coumittee, City Hanager, and Deputy City
Phnnger/Fiuonce Director be authorized to study refunding availabilities
and bring proposals back to the Couucil as econouically feasible at such
time as the City would realize a 5X savings after all expenses.
Councihan Herren seconded the notion; notion carried 7-0 Flth Nayor Pro
Tern Wllkerson, Councilnau PettiJobn, Morton, Swothermon, ~uan, Wolfe
and Nelson voting in favor of the motion.
Item 19.' Consideration and approval of a City/County AsTeement to
asphalt overlay DeForest Road, Bethel Road, Thveatt Road, and
Southwestern Boulevard and authorizing the ~leyor to ei~n.
Public Works Director Steve Corem made the presentation to the Council.
He indicated to the CounCil that a recommendation for Warren Court would
be comtn$ back before tho Council at the last meeting in April. ~layor
Duggan publically coBmended NE. Gorem for his efforts in saving of City
funds and his york with the County in obtaining their assistance in
repairs and uainCenanee of Chase 8raced sCrasta. Following further
discussion, Councilman Cowuan saved that Resolution 032889.2 be approved
and authorizing the hyor Co sign. Counciluan Morton seconded the
notion; notion carried 7-0 with Mayor Pro Ten Wilkerson, Councilmen
Petti_lohn, Norton, Swothermon, ~on---, Wolfe, and Nelson voting in fever
of the motion.
Item 20: Presentation, discussion and consideration of authorizing the
City l~anager to proceed vtth work on Capital projects funded
from the balance of Capital Funds previously allocated for
asphalt overlays by the City Council on December 15, 1988 for
engineer,sS services to investigate a solution to reduce
residential flooding in the alley behind l&l and l~ Hill
Drive vith Phase A and Phase B en$insering not to exceed
$14,300.00.
Follo~tns dlmcumsion by the Council, Councilmen Morton moved that the
City Hauaser proceed to work on ~he Capital Projects funded fro~ the
balance of Capital Funds previously allocated for asphalt overlays, --~
that the firm of DeShazo, Starek & Tang, Inc. be contracted to work with
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the City on this project. Councilsmn Wolfs seconded the motion; motion
carried 7-0 with Mayor Pro Te~ l~ilkereon, Co~ci~n Vet~i~o~, Mort~,
S~he~n, ~n, ~olfe, and Nelson voting in favor of t~ ~tion.
Item 21: Discussion, consideration and approval of a Professional
Services work order to Cinn, Inc. for the design and
preparation of contract documents for bidding the construction
of Parkway Boulevard, the remaining half street to ~the east of
Town Center not to exceed $19,000 end authorisin~ the H~yor to
City Engineer Russell Doyle made the presentation to the Council. He
stated this project is for the City's Pav4ng of that portion of one-half
of the pavin~ of Parkway Boulevard. This item deals with the~ design and
preparing of contract documents for the actual pa~ins' Foil°Wing
discussion on this item Councilman Norton moved to approve a
professions! services work.order with Clnn, Inc. in on amount not to
exceed $19,000. Councilman Nelson seconded the motion; motion carried
?-0 Fltb F, ayor Pro Tern l~ilkerson, Councilmen PettiJohn, Hereon,
Smothe~mon, Co,Ran, Wolfe and Nelson voting in favor of the motion.
Item 22: Discussion and consideration of waiving the inspection fee, in
the a~ount of $17,I?0.79 on the Royal Lane project.
Mayor Duggan introduced this item to the Council. He indicated ~hac in
previous discuss~ c~cer~ns this its lC is his recollscti~
the City agreed to waive the indicated ins~ction fees. Foll~i~
further discussion, Counci~m~n S~the~n moved t~c ~he City waive t~
inspection fe~s in the a~nt off $17,170.79 on the Royal Lane project.
Counci~ Norton seconded ~he mo~ion; motion carried 7-0 ~th ~yor Pro
T~ ~ilkerson, Counci~en Pe~ilohn, Hereon, S~the~n, Comn, ~olfe,
and Hels~ votin~ in favor of the
It~ 23: Discussion end consideration of ~ange Order No. S~en (7) for
the Beltl~e ~ad (South) Improvmnt pro, act and aut~rizinS
the ~ayor to
City ConsulCan~ E~lnoer Kev~ Peiffer ~de the presentati~ to
C~ncil. ~is ch~e order i8 in the ~unt of $15,627.01.
d~cuooion by the C~ncils ~uncil~n ~olfe ~ed ~h~ ~ange ~der
Seven (7) be appr~ed and the hyor be authorized to si~ Co~ci~n
S~he~n seconded the ~ti~; motion taxied 7-0 with Hayer P~ T~
~ilker8~, Co~ci~n Pe~tiJohn, Hor~on, ho~he~, Co~n, ~olfe, and
Nelson voting in favor of ~he mo~lon.
CONSENT AGENDA
Item 24A: Consider approve1 of an ordinance adopting an order calling an
Election for Saturday, ~ay 6, 1989 for proposed amendment8 to
the Roue Rule Charter end authorizing the Hayer to si~n.
Item 24B= Discussion, consideration and approval of a professional services contract ~th Mesa Design Group to act as the CicyVs
Park Consultant and authorize the Mayor or 8i~, ~
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Item 2~C: Discuenion and consideration of enter/mS into e contract and
asreemant vith th~r~h ,Tex~s ~en~ou in ~he ~uu~ of
$1,3~,00 for Kc~~6I~en~ and authorizing the ~yor
to
It~ ~. 24A ~8 rMed ir~ the Couent ~ed.. counci~n ~orcon
~ved to *pp~e It~ 24B a~ 24C ~th lt~ 24B cerryini · bsolutiou
~o. 032889.3 and euthorXz~ the hyor to 8~. hyoF ?~o T~ ~X1keroon
seceded the ~tion; notion carried 6-1 vith h~or irs Ta
C~nci~n ~eton; ~tb~n) ~, ~oXfe ~d ~eXson voti~ in favor
of the ~tion ~ C~ci~n Petti~o~ votX~ alai~t the
It~ Ho. 24A - CXC~ ~ser ~n D. htliJf infomed the C~ncil
the ~rd~ on ~ Rule ~rter Wnbnts ~ich is indicated en
~rnposition ~u~e~ 13 had he~ questioned, nd es a result of thX8
question, hed been chrifiei to clearly state tht City ~lo~ee8
not ~ai~ for c~didetes for office of the CXt~ C~ncil,
for office of City ~unciX ~ile ~ ~1~ of the City, and My not
~n for off,ce of a ~ area political en~divisX~ vhieh has
~erhppins JurXsd~cti~ ~th ~he CiW of Co~elX. roll--S discussion
on chis iteu, C~nci~ ~Xlhrnon ~ved to 8ppr~e 0rdin~ce 89-436
~1lins ~b election for the pr~oend H~ ~le ~e~ mnbnts vith
the coErec~on to ?ro~sitXon S~her 13, as indicated bo 8ppr~ed.
~nci~u ~olfe sec~ed the ~ti~; ~ti~ ~rr~ed 7-0 ~th Heyor ~o
Tern ~ilb~s~, ~unci~n ~rt~, Smo~he~, ~n, ~olie,
votinS in favor of the
EXECUTIVE SESSION (Closed to the public)
Item 25~ Article 6252-17, Senate Concurrent Resolution N~mber 83.
a, Diocu$aionwlth City Attorney concerniu$ matter involvin$
privilesed coumunicetiou between Attorney end client.
(Open to the public~
There bainS no further business to come before the Council the meetin8
~;as adjourned.
Lou Duggans
Mayor
ATTEST:
Dorothy Timmons
City Secretary
HXBUTKS~ 032889
I~qlTS2.
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