04/03/2000-CC-Agenda Packet-RegularMONDAY, APRIL 3, 2000
7:00 P.M.
1. Call Meeting to Order, Invocation, Pledge of Allegiance.
CONSENT AGENDA
2. a) Approve Minutes: March 20, 2000 - Workshop
March 20, 2000
b) Disbursements
3. Citizen's Input.
4. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Designation of Locust Street as a Truck
Route.
5. Consider and Possible Action to Contract Services with Grant Works for Submission
of Application Regarding Texas Community Development Grant Programs 2000.
6. Consider and Possible Action to Approve Engineering Study for Railroad Park.
7. Consider and Possible Action to Solicit Bids for Fill Dirt at Railroad Park.
8. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Ordinance #03-OS-00 -Amending Connect
Fees for Motels.
9. Consider and Possible Action on Awarding Vehicle Bid on Dump Truck for
Streets/Parks Department.
10. Consider and Possible Action on Salary Increases for an Employee in the Electric
Department, an Employee in the Street Department, and Employees in the Water
Department.
11. EXECUTIVE SESSION: In Accordance with Texas Government Code, Subchapter D,
Section 551.074 (PERSONNEL):
a. Evaluation of City Manager
12.
RECONVENE into Regular Session and Consider Action, if Any, on Items Discussed
in Executive Session.
13. Any Other Such Matters. ,4
14. Adjourn.
Rosalie
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Date/& Time Posted
This facility is wheelchair accessible ani�` accessible parking spaces are available. Requests for
accommodations or interpretive services must be made 48 hours prior to this meeting. Please
contact the City Secretary's office at (940) 458-7930 for further information.
March 31, 2000
To: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
Fr: Rose Chavez, City Secretary
I am attaching the information I received today, concerning the presentation by GrantWorks.
The additional memo from Eddie on his employee, Mike Cockrell, has been added to the agenda.
Eddie will address this item at the meeting.
March 31, 2000
To: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
Fr: Rose Chavez, City Secretary
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Rev F.ngineer�ing Sbid344 fnrRailrnad Park
This item was added after the packet went out. Mr. Smith felt that the Engineering Study on
Railroad Park needed to be approved before the City solicited bids for the fill dirt at Railroad Park.
March 31, 2000
To: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
Fr: Rose Chavez, City Secretary
On Item #9, we deleted re awarding of the bid on the 3/4 to Pick Up. James Wood Chevrolet
contacted us on Friday and advised that they had located a truck without hail damage. Mr. Smith
advised to proceed with the original bid. James Wood was notified to send the truck at the original
bid price of $18,028.00,
March 31, 2000
To: Jack Smith. City Manager
FR.: Eddie Branham, Water/wastewater Superintendent
Re: Personnel
During Budget Preparation, I had budgeted for additional personnel, one was to be designated for
the Water Department as a Utility I worker, the other position was to be filled in the capacity of a
Wastewater treatment plant operator. Due to an error, both positions were placed in the Water
Department at $7.25 per hour, the position of Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator cannot be filled
at this hourly rate; therefore, I would like to see Mike Cockrell's hourly rate raised to $16.00 per
hour. Mr. Cockrell is at the present time the only certified operator. Mike and I are awaiting
results of the wastewater exam to determine if his level of certification will go from C to B. Mike
has been performing this duty for the last five years, and when he was hired originally, he was told
by the previous Superintendent that within three years he would be at a rate of $15.00 per hour. I
feel that he is a valued employee, and deserves a reconsideration in this matter. I hope that a
typographical error during budget preparation will not be a determining factor regarding this.
MINUTES: CITY COUNCIL - WORKSHOP
MARCH 209 2000
PRESENT: Mayor to Tem Jerry Jenkins, Councilman Glenn Ervin, Councilman Carroll
McNeill, Councilman Joe Higgs, Councilman Andy Garza
ABSENT: Mayor Tommy Kincaid
OTHERS
PRESENT: City Manager Jack Smith, City Secretary Rose Chavez, Administrative
Assistant Samantha Renz, Steve Hollingsworth,
1. Mayor Pro Tem Called Meeting to Order.
2. Discuss Water and Sewer Connect Fees.
City Manager addressed the Council regarding connect fees, he went over a fee
comparison he had done with Corinth, Denton, Aubrey and Krum.
Discussion regarding the fees.
Discussion.
Councilman Ervin went over some rates he had received from someone in the water
Department at the City of Denton, they would be comparable to Sanger's rates if
Sanger's were dropped to $1,000.00 each.
Councilman Garza indicated he did not understand why there was a difference in
duplexes and apartments.
Discussion regarding apartments and duplexes.
Councilman McNeill indicated the purpose of these fees is to raise money for the new
sewer plant.
Discussion regarding how apartments are billed for water and sewer.
City Secretary indicated they were billed on calculated minimums.
Discussion regarding the impact on the sewer system.
Councilman McNeill indicated by the discussion he felt maybe it should be left as is.
Discussion regarding the fees.
I Discuss Possible Changes to the Truck Route Ordinance,
Councilman Garza indicated Billy Jack Hampton was the only one that approached
the Council, he felt they should just talk about this, not the whole ordinance. He felt
they should take action on the one petition, and not worry about the rest of it at this
time.
Mayor Pro Tem indicated they should discuss it, and make all changes at the same
time.
Discussion regarding Billy Jack Hampton's request, and where he parks his truck.
Discussion regarding other people who drive trucks in town.
Mayor Pro Tem read the current Truck Route Ordinance, and indicated that Locust
Street is half of a block off the current truck route. He indicated maybe
consideration should be given, but if so, what about the other situations in town.
Discussion regarding current truck route.
Mayor Pro Tem recessed from the workshop at 7:00 P.M.
Reconvened into the workshop at 8:25 P.M.
Councilman McNeill indicated he would like to see the truck route left as is, because
once it is opened up, everyone will want it changed for them too.
Councilman Garza indicated he would like to give Billy Jack Hampton the half
block.
Truck route discussed further.
Councilman Higgs indicated he agreed with Councilman McNeill in that if you open
it up, you got a pandora's box.
Discussion continued regarding the truck route, Mayor Pro Tem indicated Billy
Jack Hampton is on the truck route; however he is having to go off the route to
access his property.
Councilman Ervin indicated he felt it should be left as is.
City Manager indicated they need to decide if they wanted to pursue the letter of the
law.
Councilman Garza indicated there will come a point when they will have to amend
the truck routes and add more streets to it.
Lengthy discussion regarding truck routes and businesses that use trucks in town,
40 Adjourn.
MINUTES: CITY COUNUEL
MARCH 20, 2000
PRESENT: Mayor Pro-Tem Jerry Jenkins, Councilman Joe Higgs, Councilman Carroll
McNeill, Councilman Glenn Ervin, Councilman Andy Garza
ABSENT: Mayor Tommy Kincaid
OTHERS
PRESENT: City Manager Jack Smith, City Secretary Rose Chavez, Administrative
Assistant Samantha Renz, Water/wastewater Superintendent Eddie Branham,
City Mechanic Tommy Belcher, Police Chief Curtis Amyx, Electric
Superintendent Jeff Morris, Streets/Parks Supervisor John Henderson, Lisa
Hardy - Sanger Courier, Belita Morris, Ken Watson, Steve Hollingsworth, Mike
Lawler.
1. Mayor Pro Tem Called Meeting to Order, City Manager Jack Smith led Invocation,
Pledge of Allegiance.
CONSENT AGENDA
2. a) Approve Minutes: March 6, 2000
b) Disbursements
Councilman McNeill asked if the inventory was in place for the Electric Department.
City Secretary indicated it was 98% in place, but they were still working out a few
bugs.
Joe Higgs moved to accept the Consent Agenda.
Councilman McNeill seconded.
Motion Carried unanimously.
3. Citizen's Input.
None.
4. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Ordinance #03-05-00 -Amending Water and
Sewer Connect Fees for Apartments, Motels and Nursing Homes.
City Manager indicated Council needed to make a decision at some point regarding
how to calculate these fees for apartments. He indicated other cities calculate these
fees differently than the City of Sanger, so it's hard to compare.
City Manager indicated he did not find any information regarding Nursing Homes. He
continued to explain that the City will eventually need some additional affordable
housing, and developers will be less likely to come with these fees as is.
Discussion regarding the fees. Councilman McNeill indicated he could vote to leave it
lIke it is, or drop it to $1000.00. Councilman Higgs indicated he would go with his
figure of $1050.00 or $1150.
Mayor Pro Tem indicated every place in town has a waiting list, and there is a need for
affordable housing. He indicated he could vote for it to be lowered.
Councilman Ervin indicated he would like to see it raised to $1000.00 each for water
and sewer, and according to his calculations at this rate it will be the close to Denton's
rates.
Councilman Garza asked what the difference is in apartments and duplexes.
Discussion.
Councilman McNeill moved to deny the ordinance.
Councilman Ervin seconded.
Motion Carried unanimously.
Councilman Garza asked the City Manager to come back to them with a proposal on
Nursing Homes and Motels.
5. Consider and Possible Action on Appointment to Beautification Board.
City Manager indicated that Nel Armstrong had asked to replace Carla Tipton because
she has not been at a meeting since her appointment to the board. She recommended
to appoint Jo Ann Bell.
Councilman Ervin moved to appoint Jo Ann Bell to fill the unexpired term of Place 7
on the Beautification Board.
Councilman Higgs seconded.
Motion Carried unanimously.
6. Consider and Possible Action on Appointments to the Library Board.
City Manager indicated the Home Rule Charter stated that members of boards must
be residents of the City, he indicated four members of this board are not.
on
Councilman Ervin indicated the Charter stated that Council shall publish in April or
May for appointments.
Mayor Pro Tem indicated he did not have a problem with delaying or making the
appointments.
City Manager indicated three out of four places expire July 1, 2000, and maybe they
should publish and fill the places then to comply with the Charter.
Discussion.
Councilman Ervin moved to appoint Polly Dwyer to fill Place 2, Russell Madden to fill
Place 4, John Springer to fill Place 6, and Glenn Shaw to fill the unexpired term of
Place 5.
Councilman McNeill seconded.
Motion Carried Unanimously.
7. Consider and Possible Action on Amendment to the "Appropriate Library Behavioral
Guidelines."
Vickie Elieson, 201 S. 1gt, indicated a Library Board member noticed someone at the
Library that she felt uncomfortable about, and did some research verifying that he was
a sex offender. The Board felt strongly there should be some type of formalized policy
about sex offenders and how to deal with it.
Mrs. Elieson indicated the procedures have already been put into effect, basically they
wI ll monitor web sites that furnish this information and become aware of persons who
have Library cards and are sex offenders. They will also monitor when these people
are in the Library, and specifically if they have any contact with children.
Councilman Jenkins asked if they intended to limit the access to the Library by the
offender.
Mrs. Elieson indicated they did not.
City Manager indicated he had spoken with someone at the District Attorneys office,
and to his knowledge, there is not a single convicted sex offender that part of their
probation is to stay away from children, so they shouldn't be there anyway, and the
District Attorney wants to know if they are there.
Mrs. Elieson indicated she had not seen the final policy submitted. After seeing the
policy, she indicated it was not what she had understood would be turned in to the
Council.
Discussion regarding the first sentence of the proposed amendment.
Council agreed to get a legal opinion before accepting this amendment.
Item tabled for legal opinion.
8. Consider and Possible Action on Awarding Bids -Vehicle Bid, Backhoe Bid, and
Christmas Decoration Bid.
Breakdown of bids is as follows:
3/4 Ton Pick up for Code Enforcement Officer:
Karl Klement Dodge- $18,988.05
James Wood Chev: $18,028.00
Jim McNatt Chev: $19,064.92
Brown Motor Co. - $20,016.75
Case 580SL Series 2 Loader Backhoe for StreetslParks Department:
Future Equipment - $53,530.00
Christmas Decorations for Beautification Board:
Arnett Marketing - $19,194.56* (lowered to $16,114.56)
City Manager indicated the 3/4 ton pick up was for Code Enforcement, he indicated one
of the Council members had asked him if a 3/4 ton was necessary. One of the things
that was discussed with the Department Heads was that if one of the vehicles went
down they could utilize this truck, so they bid a 3/4 ton.
Brief discussion regarding the size of the truck,
City Manager indicated James Wood Chevrolet had the low bid.
Discussion regarding the Case Backhoe.
City Manager indicated only one bid was received for $53,530.00, he also indicated
they had held off on this purchase to keep the payments within budget.
Discussion regarding options.
City Manager indicated in budget preparation, Council had specified $18,000.00 for
Christmas Decorations. He indicated $1400.00 was spent at Christmas time, which left
$16,400.00. Jeff Morris spoke to Arnett Marketing and they lowered the pole
ornaments from 40 to 30, which lowered the bid to $16,114.56.
Motion was made by Glenn Ervin to award James Wood the bid for a 3/4 ton pick up
for $18,028,00, the backhoe to Future Equipment for $53,530.00 and the bid fro
Christmas Decorations to Arnett Marketing for $16,114.56,
Councilman Garza seconded.
Motion Carried unanimously.
9. Any Other Such Matters.
a) City Manager indicated Walker Texas Ranger would be filming again in Sanger.
b) Councilman McNeill said thanks for the clean up job at Jack in the Box.
10. Adjourn.
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YEAR ACCOUNT NAME AMOUNT BUDGET AVAILA81£ BUU6 BUDGET AVAILABLE 8UDG
1999-2000 001-00-2111 AfP UNTFORNS, TOOLS f, 890i 99°02
001— 5-5245 OTHER O M ATTN SUPPLIES 3,83 1,000 567.5
001 15 5450 ENG1NFtRING FEES(PLATS,PRF 265.53 3,000 191.48
001-1M-5510 TFLEP[10NF SERVICES 63.93 5,560 2,598.00
001-20-5210 OFFICE SUPPtIFS 39,80 2,000 1,750.41_
00?-20M245 OILIER OPERATING SUPPLIES 29.85 3,300 2,411,27
001-20-5255 4ItA,RIIN APPARIEI 296,91 4,50(1 4,091.39
001 20-5265 OR06 PREVENTION 65,14 9,804 8,823.41
001-20-5311 R & it EQUIPMENT 90.27 2,?_00 i,5r3,10
001-20-5325 R & N MOTOR VEHICLE 93.48 12,100 10,190.72
001—t'0 5345 LEASE EQitIPhEU1 277.60 24,514 20,276.65
0p1 22-5123 C1{ENICRL SUPPLIES 235.79 2,000 1,438,42
001—??-52.50 MINOR 100LS 100.9.7 600 499.83
001-22-5325 R & M MOTOR VEHICLE 228,84 1,000 551.73
001—',74-5210 OFFICE SUPPLIES 10.91 500 395162
001 24-5235 OUTS R RE615TRAI1011 300.00 6,550 2,598.84
001-24 5310 R & H 8UI1_1)1N1, 21.50 12,000 5,71111.8Y
001-24-5325 R fr M MOTOR VEHICLE 73.80 4000 I,1123.611
001-24-5:345 LEASE EQUIPMENT 100100 60,G00 161545,00
001 2G-537M 1411lOR EQUIP"E11 24,00 15,000 13,i94.33
00i.—�4 5c�20 CELLULAR PHONE i00,41 2,000 1.,316.44
001 24 5525 PAGERS 36.00 1,200 445.79
001-26-6210 OFFICE SUPPLIES 62.00 21000 11666,19
001-26-5245 OTHER OPER A IIN(i SI)PP1,1tS 17,42 700 593.38
001,N-523M DUES & RM STRATIONS 16r,00 2,900 Ilium
001—'28-5310 R cI 1, 0UTL0111G 40.63 M00 241.32
601-28-5325 R & M VEHICLE 35 20 800 280.64
001-28-5520 CELLULAR ICIEPIt01(t 5s.18 650 .381.&0
001-30--5245 OTHER 0PI,RfiIiNG SUPPILfES20.00 1,000 5i1.11.
001..;0-5310 R f N 8UIIDII'll f} 40,63 1,200 486.77
001--:30-C)32:S R If M MOTOR VEItICLI 169.90 M,ti 795e93
001-30-5LS10 STREET i'iIINIFIIANCF 681.08 tl5,000 26 474830
001 3')-421i LANDSCAK MATER W 651,65 4,500 3,660.12
001 32-5221 PEAUTIFICATION 80ARD tk.07 2,200 1,867.t1a
001 :32-5245 0TitER OPERATING SUPPLIES 50,00 3,500 2,42;,92
001 32-5311 R 111 FQUIPMEIT 390.96 1,201a
001-32 5343 F;AII- FIELD '1AII;IENANCE 340,52 8,U00 5,i41,96
001-:32_5360 1? {; OTHER 390.95 600 109,05
001-32--5520 CF1LULAR PHONES 53.18 800 478.88
001-36-5266 C1,EANINi, SI)PPI.IES 28.50 700 1) S 37
001-36-5325 R (If M MOTOR VFHICIE i7,59 600 302.'22
001-36-1)375 IIIit0R EQUIPMENT 10.00 1,525 544.71
001-40-5245 OTHER OPERATING SUPPI FS I7,42 360 92.53
001-40 310 R G N 8UIt01NG 103.26 1,000 740.42
0i01 1--5213 8It110iING SUPPLIES 17.44 100 56,52
3 30 2000 Ik17 PM REGULAR OEPARTMENr PAYUECIT REGISTER PAGE; 12
YEAR
ACCOUNT
Rx G/f. ACCOUNT TarAls �k
ANIJUAL BUDGET OILER
1;ANE AMOUNT IIUDGFT AVAILABLE RUH
008--1F-6246 OTHER OPERATiNC, SUPPLIES 17.42 i_,000 496,29
008-15-.Ci310 R & I1 BIIII,I)ING 4,62 1,126 607.09
003-1.5-6450 ENGINEERING FEES (PL.AIS,PR 2G5.53 3,000 350,82- 'f
00g.-,i5551.0 TrIEI'HOhJE SERVICES 63.9:5 5,666 2,b18,64
005.19-5210 OFFICE SUPPLIES 299.25 2,000 62.2,65
008--19-5315 R & i MACH I N F S 579,35 8,520 6,692.13
008-36`5265 C I E A N I N G SUPPI1FS 2ll,so 700 5'15,36
008 3 6 - 5 3 2 5 R b M ROTOR VEHICLE 1.1.59 600 287.r7
008-36-5375 MINOR EQUIPMENT 10,00 1,525 534.55
008 50-5250 MINOR TOOLS 229.47 2,600 1,063,21
008-60-5310 R & M BUILDING 40.62 2,000 1,281,52
609-50 5335 PERMIT FEES 72.08 4,000 2,186.57
OOi-,0-5366 R & M 0 1 H F R 87i.91 46,000 24,250.38,
008-50-5372 WATER NFTFR & LOXES 4"i4,00 8 000 2,255,33
W3--50-5371 WATER TESTING 60.00 41000 3,509.00
008-50 65`t0 CELLULAR PHONE 53.15 900 571,81
00--60-6020 0111ER IMPROVEMENT) 0,00 0 0.00
008-S 2-5260 SAFETY EQUIPNEMIT 249,60 6,000 4,334,59
008-�J2-60]0 iE4JFR MAIN & MANHOLES 525,16 3,000 1,966 7 4
008-54-5223 CHEOICAL SUPPLIES 16.79 5,000 3,5i1,71
0E3-64-5325 R 1, 1 U0T0R VEHICLE 1i,79 1,750 1,01.7,15
00B—SG-5329 R & N SEUER PLAT#T 3+15,85 8,000 7,06i,37
008-68 5210 OFFICE SUPPLIES 73,98 1,000 232,54
008-68-5245 0 1 H F R OPERATING SUPPIIES 176.93 2,250 I? 75.32
003--58-6255 WEARING APPAREL 155,55 3,8,00 457.75
00r—S8 [5260 SAFETY EQUIPMENT 150,56 4,250 3,016.33
008-58—S3I0 R & N 8UIL01'NG i6,62 12,000 3,713.36
008-68-6325 R & N MOTOR VEHICLE 101,53 i0,000 7,206,04
008-58-5345 LEASE EQUIPMENT 289,00 99,000 68,400,14
008 68-5365 TRANSFORMERS 638,67 28,500 20,517,60
008-58-SQO CONTRACTUAL SERVICES 50,03 5,000 1,812.44
008-58-5520 CELLULAR TELEPHONE 106.36 2,000 1,286441
t}1WIS 8-6020 01HFR INPR0VFNFiI1 6,687,88 1100000 12Pi 933,19
'° 1999 2000 YEAR IOTAf.S *� 20,597.77
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ACG't NAtE AHOIJNT
001
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NON-DEPARTNEIdTAI
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419.02
353.29
001-20
POLJCE
883,05
ANNUAL SUDGET OVER
BUDGEI AVAILABLE 8110G
3/N1 2 M' I'I7 PH REGOI.o-1R DEPORTMENT Pfi W N T REGISTER POGE; 2;
PA!R(11 E II( TO Tf51- x:a
f;CCT 1VRHE. fiMOUhlI
OOt-1? Rt1INRl CONTROL 5b4.00
H61 2a EIRE i)EP(�RTHFNT 726 52
001-2u 11U11ICIPA COURT 79.42
001-28 291.01
O0t-3N SIRtETS 911a 61
001-32 PARKS 3,885.:33
001-36 VEHIC(L HOIIN N1)NCE S6,09
001--40 Sll H U N CENTER 120.SD
001-41 Community CSntBr 11.44
001 TOT;.. GEN R 11 L FUN 7,944.36
008-16 Fdministratian 35t.S0
008-t9 Dat.a Processing 670.60
0�98-36 Vehicle Maintenance 56.09
OOD-SO dater 1.,741.32
00$-S7 Uesta Water Cnll_ection 115.3ii
302-54 llaste dater fl'eatmtill t 404.4'S
OOP -SS Electric Department S,4H6.i.1
GOH TOTAL ENTERPRISE E11ND 12,6u 41
TOT7i_ 20,591,77
U ERRORS
^} EtdD OE REPORT `�
To: Honorable Mayor and City Council
Fr: Jack Smith, City Manger
Re: Truck Routes
This item is back on the agenda at the request of Billy Jack Hampton. This was discussed in
length at the City Council workshop on March 20, 2000. I think City Council was vague as to
what direction staff should take.
To: Honorable Mayor and City Council
Fr: Jack Smith, City Manger
Re: Contract Services with Grant Works
Brian Grimes will hopefully answer any questions concerning any availability on grants in the
future.
To remind City Council, the City has applied twice for grants through Municipal Services for the
Texas community Development Grant, and did not get funded.
To: Honorable Mayor and City Council
Fr: Jack Smith, City Manger
Re: Solicitation of Bids
Councilman Ervin requested this Item be on the agenda concerning fill dirt for Railroad Park.
The 4B Board can not obligate funds until they have a cost for the project and approval from
City Council to pursue.
To: Honorable Mayor and City Council
Fr: Jack Smith, City Manger
Re: Connect Fees for Motels
The only change on the attached Ordinance is that the connect fees for Motels was dropped to
$300.00 per habitable unit.
CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS
ORDINANCE NO. it,
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 10 (UTILITIES) OF THE CODE OF
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF SANGER, DENTON COUNTY,TEXAS,
MORE SPECIFICALLY SECTION 2 ENTITLED WATER AND SEWER
SERVICE CONNECTIONS ESTABLISHING NEW FEES; PROVIDING FOR
THE REPEAL OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT; PROVIDING A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; PROVIDING A PENALTY CLAUSE; AND
PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
BE IT ORDAINED AND ORDERED by the City Council of the City of Sanger,
Texas that.
Section 2, subsections A &Bare hereby amended to read as follows:
SECTION II A. RESIDENTIAL WATER AND SEWER SERVICE CONNECTIONS
A. WATER SERVICE CONNECTIONS
The City of Sanger shall install, or cause to be installed, and maintain all water service
connections in the streets, alleys, and easements. All interruptions of water service
to any and all customers shall be made under the direct supervision of the city water
department before such interruption is made. Any person, firm, or corporation found
interrupting water service without city supervision shall be in violation of this section
and shall be subject to fines and penalties as prescribed in Chapter 1, Section 5 of the
Sanger City Code.
The City shall charge for the installation and maintenance of all such connections a
sum sufficient to cover the average cost thereof Such sum is to be determined and
collected by the utility department and shall be at the following rates:
Tap charges for sizes up to 1"------------------------------------------------ $1500.00
Additional meter for Sprinkler system ---------------------------------------- $ 350.00
Charge for meter, box, and connections-------------�--------------------- Actual Cost
Charge for Water Connect Fees (User Fee}------------------------------------ $ 20.00
Charge for service interruption supervision- ---------------------------------- $ 35.00
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All water services for construction purposes shall be metered and subject to the same
regulations and billings as permanent .water accounts.
All meters and meter boxes shall be supplied by the City. In the event that a meter and meter
box is installed by the developer, the meter and box charge will be reduced ten dollars
($10.00).
B. SANITARY SEWER SERVICE CONNECTIONS
The City of Sanger shall install all sanitary sewer service connections in the streets, alleys,
and easements both inside and outside the City limits. Said service connections shall be
installed from the main to the property line when the sewer main is located in an alley or a
street right -of --way, if the sewer main is in an easement, the service connection shall be
installed from the sewer main to the easement boundary line. The City of Sanger shall
charge fifteen hundred dollars ($1500.00) for each connection.
SECTION II B. COMMERCIAL WATER AND SEWER SERVICE CONNECTIONS
A. WATER SERVICE CONNECTIONS
The City of Sanger shall install, or cause to be installed, and maintain all water service
connections in the streets, alleys, and easements. All interruptions of water service
to any and all customers shall be made under the direct supervision of the city water
department before such interruption is made. Any person, firm, or corporation found
interrupting water service without city supervision shall be in violation of this section
and shall be subject to fines and penalties as prescribed in Chapter 1, Section 5 of the
Sanger City Code.
The City shall charge for the installation and maintenance of all such connections a
sum sufficient to cover the average cost thereof Such sum is to be determined and
collected by the utility department and shall be at the following rates.
1. Duplexes
Tap charges for all sizes up to 2"--------------------------------------------- $350.00
Plus $ 1150.00 for each habitable unit
Tap charges for each additional inch over 2"-------------------------------- $100.00
Plus $ 1150.00 for each habitable unit
2. Apartments
Tap charges for all sizes up to 2"--------------------------------------------- $350.00
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Plus $ 1150000 for each habitable unit
Tap charges for each additional inch over 2"-------------------------------- $100.00
Plus $ 1150.00 for each habitable unit
3. Motels
Tap charges for all sizes up to 0
Plus $ 300.00 for each habitable unit
Plus $ 300.00 for each habitable unit
The following list shall apply to all other commercial taps:
Upto 1" line------------------------------------•-------------------------- $ 1500.00
1 '/2 "line----------�------------------------------------------------------- $ 2000.00
2" line--------------------------------------------------------------------- $ ZS00.00
3 « line -------------------------- ----------------------------------------- $ 3100000
4" line --------------------------------------------------------- $ 3800.00---------------
6" line---------------------------------------------------------------------- $ 5200.00
8" line------------------------------------------------------------------------ $ 6400.00
Charge for meter, box, and connections-------------------------------- Actual Cost
Charge for Water Connect Fees (User Fee}-------------------------------- $ 20.00
Charge for service interruption supervision-------------------------------- $ 35.00
All water services for construction purposes shall be metered and subject to the same
regulations and billings as permanent water accounts.
All meters and meter boxes shall be supplied by the City. In the event that a meter and meter
box is installed by the developer, the meter and box charge will be reduced ten dollars
($10.00).
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B. SANITARY SEWER SERVICE CONNECTIONS
The City of Sanger shall install all sanitary sewer service connections in the streets, alleys,
and easements both inside and outside the City limits. Said service connections shall be
installed from the main to the property line when the sewer main is located in an alley or a
street right -of --way, if the sewer main is in an easement, the service connection shall be
installed from the sewer main to the easement boundary lime.
1. Duplexes
Tap charges for all sizes up to 4"----------------------------------------------- $400.00
Plus $ 1100.00 for each habitable unit
Phis $ 1100.00 for each habitable unit
Plus $ 1100.00 for each habitable unit
Phis $ 1100.00 for each habitable unit
3. Motels
Tapcharges for all sizes up to 2"--------------------------------------------- $400.00
Plus $ 300.00 for each habitable unit
Tap charges for each additional inch over 2"-------------------------------- $100,00
Plus $ 300.00 for each habitable unit
The following list shall apply to all other commercial taps:
4" line----------------------------------------------------------------------- $ 1500.00
6" line---------------------------------------------------------------------- It 3000.00
8" line------------------------------------------------------------------------ $ 6000.00
10" line---------------------------------------------------------------------- $ 8250.00
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Service lines that require the cutting or boring of paved streets or alleys will be subject to
an additional charge based on the actual cost for such bores or cuts necessary for
installation.
The property owner shall install a service line, with clean -out fitting, at his or her expense
to the City's lateral, in accordance with City regulations and subject to the inspection of the
City, and shall hereafter be responsible for normal maintenance of said service line from the
structure to the property line.
SECTION III
All water funds collected in excess of established costs shall be deposited in a separate account for
new storage facilities, new pump stations, purchase of easements or main trunk lines and disbursed
only after specific approval by the City Council.
All sewer funds collected in excess of established costs shall be deposited in a separate account for
new sewer plant, additions to sewer plant, purchase of easements or main trunk limes to plant and
disbursed only after specific approval by the City Council.
SECTION IV
All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances in conflict herewith are, to the extent of such conflict, hereby
repealed.
SECTION V
It is hereby declared to be the intention of the City Council that the sections, paragraphs,
sentences, clauses, and phrases of this Ordinance are severable and, if any phrase, clause,
sentence, paragraph, or section of this ordinance shall be declared unconstitutional by the
vAd judgment decree of any court of competent jurisdiction, such unconstitutionality shall
not affect any of the remaining phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs, and sections of this
Ordinance, since the same would have been enacted by the City Council without the
incorporation in this Ordinance of any such unconstitutional phrase, clause, sentence,
paragraph, or section.
SECTION VI
Whenever in this Ordnance an act is prohibited or is made or declared to be unlawful or an
offense or a misdemeanor, or whenever in such Ordinance, the doing of an act is required
or the failure to do any act is declared to be unlawful, the violation of any such provision
shall be punished by a fine of not exceeding One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00); provided,
however, that no penalty shall be greater or less than the penalty provided for the same or
similar offense under the laws of the State. Each day constitutes a separate offense.
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This Ordinance will take affect immediately after the publication of the caption as the law
in such cases provides.
PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED, this the 3� day of April, 2000, by the
City Council of the City of Sanger, Denton County,
ATTEST:
Rose Chavez, City Secretary
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Tommy Kincaid, Mayor
To: Honorable Mayor and City Council
Fr: Jack Smith, City Manger
Re: Bids on Dump Truck
We received two bids on Dump Trucks for the Streets Department. One is from International
bid as specified for $43,184.00. The second one is from Sterling Corporation (Hollingsworth
Trucking) bid over specifications for $54,757.57. Copies of specs on both trucks are attached.
Date of Bid Opening:
Time:
BID RECEIVED:
COMPANY:
BID AMOUNT:
BID RECEIVED:
COMPANY:
BID AMOUNT:
BID RECEIVED:
COMPANY:
BID AMOUNT:
BID RECEIVED:
COMPANY:
BID AMOUNT:
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201 Bolivar
Baer. TX 76266
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March 1792000
Prepared For:
CITY OF SANGER TEXAS
JOHN HENDERSON
:0. BOX 578
201 BOLIVAR STREET
SANGER, TX 76266
(940)458-7930
Presented By:
Southwest Int'1 Trucks
Calvin Lewis
2105 No. Central
Expressway
McKinney, TX 75069
(972)5424201
Thank you for the opportunity to provide you with the following quotation on a new International truck. I am sure the following detailed
specification will meet your operational requirements, and I look forward to serving your business needs.
Model Profile
20014700 4x2 (SA475)
DIMENSION: Wheelbase: 152, CA: 84, Axle to Frame: 63
ENGINE, DIESEL: {International Electronic T 444E HT} 49 State, 230 HP @ 2300/2600
RPM, 6051b-ftTorque @ 1500 RPM, 2600 RPM Governed Speed, 238
Peak (Max)
TRANSMISSION, MANUAL: {Intemational 6-PLUS (BS066-7B)} 7-Speed Manual; with Overdrive
CLUTCH: {Eaton Fuller SAS1402} Two -Plate, Stamped Angle Spring; Ceramic,
14" Diameter, 8-Spring Free Travel Damper, With 1.75" Spline,
Mechanical Pull Type Control and With Kwik-Adjust(Manual) Feature
8601b-ft Torque Capacity
AXLE, FRONT, I -BEAM TYPE: {International I400SG} 10,0004b Capacity
AXLE, REAR, SINGLE: {Spicer J190-S} Single Reduction 19,000-1b Capacity, With 190 Wheel
Ends
Gear Ratio: 6.14 6 g yYi � 4
CAB: Conventional, Steel
TIRE, FRONT: (2) 11R22.5 UNISTEEL G159 (GOODYEAR) 501 rev/mile, load range
G, 14 ply
TIRE, REAR: (4) 11R22.5 UNISTEEL G124 (GOODYEAR) 499 rev/mile, load range
G, 14 ply
SUSPENSION, RR, SPRING, SINGLE: Vari-Rate; 23,5004b Capacity,
FRAME REINFORCEMENT: Partial Outer Inverted "L", High Strength Low Alloy Steel (50,000 PSI
Yield); 9.500" x 3.310" x 0.250", 140" & 152" WB
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'Ten Foot Dump Body Consisting of The Following:
6.0 - 8.0 Cubic Yard Capacity
30" Plain Sides With Vertical Post
36" Straight Double Acting Tailgate
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r/ 24" Full Width Cab Protector
/Front Mounted Telescopic Hydraulic Cylinder
voe�Weld in Rear Hinge
,,,,Tank, Hoses, & Oil
,/Air Shift Pto For Manual Transmission Wlair Operated Tailgate Latch
,/Direct Mount 010244.0 Pump
✓console Mounted Lever Controls For Pump
t/10 Ga. 50,000# Sides And Ends
Voop�3116" 50,000# Floor
�/Clearanee Lights
r/Mud Flaps
ack up Alarm
Safety Body Prop
t,/ Paint Color 6 9 EE
/All Installed on Truck
Financisd Summm MamhI 2000
INURNMOAL 20014700 .
Description
Net Sales Price:
Please feel free to contact me regarding these specifications should your interests or needs change. la confident you will be pleased with
the quality and service of an International vehicle.
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Approved by Seller:
Official Title and Date
Authorized Signature
This proposal is not binding upon the seller without Seller's
Authorized Signature.
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Firm or Business Name
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To: Honorable Mayor and City Council
Fr: Jack Smith, City Manger
Re: Bid on Pick up for Code Enforcement Officer.
At the March 20`'' Council meeting, a bid was awarded to James Wood Chevrolet fora 2000
Chevrolet Pick Up at a price of $18,028.00; however, the bidder did not indicate this vehicle had
been hail damaged. We are requesting the Council re award the bid.
Breakdown was as follows:
Karl Klement Dodge - $18,988.05
James Wood - $18,028.00
Jim McNatt Chev. - $1904.92
Brown Motor Co. - $20,016.75
To: Honorable Mayor and City Council
Fr: Jack Smith, City Manger
Re: Salary Increases
Attached are the Department Head requests on Salary Increases for their employees.
MEMO
T0a Jack Smith, City Manager
FROM: Jeff Morris, Electric Superintendent
DATE: March 24I 2000
SUBJECT: Budgeted Pay Raises
On April 1, 2000, I will have four employees that should receive budgeted pay raises.
Ronnie Grace will advance from Apprentice 2 we Step 1 to Apprentice 2 - Step 2 and will
go from $12.85 per hour to $13.84 per hour. Mark Griffith will advance from
Apprentice 1 - Step 2 to Apprentice 2 - Step 1 and will go from $12.16 per hour to
i2.85 per h aber is sc se-fromjlG.0 e o 0
ur. Mike Prater should advance from Apprentice 2 an Step 2 to Apprentice 3 = ``
p g pay m to $15.50
Ste 1. Mike should o to a rate of a of $14.76. I would like to take hi
r hour because of the Foreman duties he has undertaken. We have additionity_
monies because o the co-op worker pose ion a is no going o e i ed. All of these
employees have been an assett to my department and the City of Sanger. They are
well deserved of their raises. If you have any questions, please let me know.
Thanks.
CC: Rose Chavez
MEMO
T0: Jack Smith, City Manager
FROM: John Henderson, Street and Parks Supervisor �.
DATE: March 30, 2000
SUBJECT: Jason Boldin
There was a miscommunication in the budget this year for my Foreman, Jason Boldin.
I had put in to have him receive foreman pay and is doing a real good job- for, the City
of Sanger and is a hard worker. I would like to take his pay from $9.45 per hour to,
$10.45 per hour. I would appreciate you taking this into consideration.
To: Jack Smith. City Manager
FR: Eddie Branham, Water/wastewater Superintendent
Re: Personnel
As of February 1, 2000 Vince Villanueva resigned his position of Animal Control Officer. In
Budget preparation, when figuring the salary for this employee, I did not take into consideration the
additional pay for animal control. When Mr. Villanueva resigned his position, his pay was reduced
by 1.44 per hour, leaving him at an hourly rate of $9.86. Mr. Villanueva is my foreman, and I would
like to bring him up to $11.50 per hour.
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Law Offices of Ronald J. Neiman, P.C.
386 W. Main / P.O. Box 777
Lewisville, Texas 75067
Ronald J. Neiman Ph.: 972/436-1558
Ric Gonzalez Fax: 972/436-1349
March 27, 2000
Mr. Jack Smith, City Manager
City of Sanger
P.O. Box 578
.Sanger TvXus, 762 yF
REF: Library guidelines
Dear Mr. Smith;
I reviewed the proposed amendment to the Library Guidelines (guidelines) and offer the
following comments.
1. The guideline proposes to have all library patrons sign in (register) upon entering
the library. These names will be compared to a list of registered sex offenders.
The identified sex offenders entering the library will be excluded from using the
Sanger Public Library.
2. I understand the need to protect children from perceived harms and the need is
well founded. Parental instinct to protect our young is paramount to their healthy
growth and entry into society and this ordinance appears designed to offer such
protection.
3. However well intended, all ordinances are considered "state actions" and as such
must conform to the U.S. Px Texas Constitutions. At issue here is the legality of
the proposed guideline. Since Sanger is a government and wishes to enact a law
[library guideline], it is considered a "state action" and subject to the U.S. and
Texas Constitutions specifically the 14' Am. "14`" amendment does not apply to
private actions, however discriminatory or wrongful, but does apply to actions
taken by the state". Shelley v. Kramer, 334 U.S. 1, (1948). Thus, this guideline
must be pass "constitutional muster".
Mr. Jack Smith, City Manager
Library guidelines
Page Two
4. Principally, the 14amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects all person's
"privileges and immunities". "No state shall make or enforce any law which shall
abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any
State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law;
nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws".
U.S. Constitution Art. XIV, § 1.
5. Because the guideline proposes to maintain an alphabetical list of library patrons,
they must register or sign in when entering the library. This mandatory "signing
in" has a "chilling effect" on the constitutional rights of all citizens; i.e., a
government is forcing citizens to register their names upon a government
document when they enter or use a public facility. Some citizens may be reticent
to register their names and are thus denied access to a library that may maintain
books purchased with federal or state funds. (see para. 10 infra for information on
publicly funded libraries). Any state action having a "chilling effect" on the free
exercise of constitutionally protected privileges and immunities is
unconstitutional.
6. The guideline is vague as to its manner and means of regulated conduct; it is
vague as to why the ordinance is created, what specific conduct is prohibited,
what actions will be taken by the government, etc. It may be considered "void for
vagueness" because the guideline, although well intentioned, is not constructed to
define clear and definite state actions that are predicated on clear and actionable
conduct committed by registered sex offenders. If a law is determined void for
vagueness it is unconstitutional.
7. This guideline restricts citizen's property interests (freedom of movement)
because certain citizens will not be allowed to enter the public library. Before
eliminating life, liberty or property interests, the state must follow "due process".
Due process is the mechanism where a person to be deprived of some interest,
like freedom of movement, has occasion to present argument for retaining their
interest. "State must grant parolee or probationer an evidentiary hearing when
revoking parole or probation". Morrissey v. Brewer, 408 U.S. 471 (1977). If the
City of Sanger seeks to "prevent the attendance of this person [identified
registered sex offender]", it seeks to restrain bodily movements (right to travel &
freedom of movement) and therefore the person restrained must have an
evidentiary hearing before such restriction can take place. Without provision for
an evidentiary hearing, the guideline lacks due process and is unconstitutional.
Mr. Jack Smith, City Manager
Library guidelines
Page Three
8. U. S. Constitution Art. 1, § 10, Cl.l, states, "No State shall ... pass any Bill of
Attainder or ex post facto Law...". A bill of attainder is a legislative act that
inflicts punishment without a judicial trial upon named individuals or an easily
ascertainable group for pAst conduct. Here, the guideline prevents certain people
from enjoying the public library because of a1st actions. The guideline is a bill of
attainder. The Supreme Court invalidated the Lundrum-Griffin Act which forbid
members of the Communist party from serving as officers in labor unions; it was
considered a bill of attainder (legislative punishment) and thus unconstitutional_
U.S. v. Lovett, 328 U.S. 303 (1946).
9. Moreover, the guideline is "ex post facto" because it retroactively alters criminal
law in a substantially prejudicial manner. A registered sex offender will have
penalties ascribed as their offense dictates. These penalties (sentences) are
definite judicial fiats. If the City of Sanger enacts additional punitive regulations
on certain people by specifically denying them access to a public library, the
regulation is an ex post facto administration of a criminal sentence and thus
unconstitutional.
10. Although well intentioned, this guideline is unconstitutional on several grounds.
If the public library receives federal or state funds to purchase library books,
equipment, funds programs, etc., the problem is exacerbated because federal and
state funds are denied to certain persons which causes other constitutional
problems to arise. I conferred with Paul Jordan, Program Administrator of the
Texas Department of Health Sex Offender Program in Austin. He confirmed my
thoughts on the guideline but added that if the sex offender preys on children,
they will be precluded from any contact with children or judicially restrained from
entering into those circumstances that may place them in proximity to children.
The courts, fully aware of the problem and incorporating parental instinct to
safeguard young children, have taken steps to keep sex offenders from children
and future crimes. Although the execution of judicial sentences cannot guarantee
total immunity from crimes, it minimizes the opportunity for commission of such
offenses.
Mr. Jack Smith, City Manager
Library guidelines
Page Four
I see the intent of the Library Board to protect children. However if this guideline is
enacted, it will open a Pandora's Box of legal quagmires. I suggest the guideline be dismissed.
Please call me if you have questions.
Sincerely yours,
JERKY L. CARLTON
GRECORY M. CLIFT
ROBERTI. DAMS
ROCGE DUNN
ROBERT L. EDEN
IENNiFER L. GABEL
DANIEL A. KNOTT
DEMIAN S. CARBON
�/Is. Yolanda regson
Claims Sp ialist
TEXAS ICIPAL LEAGUE
P.O. B x 149194
Texas 78714-9194
MATTHEWS, CARLTON, STEIN,
SHIELS, PEARCE, DUNN & KNOTT, L.L.P.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
8131 LBJ FREEWAY, SUITE 700
DALLAS, TEXAS 75251
TELEPHONE: (972) 234-3400
TELECOPIER: (972)234-1750
March 27, 2000
TOM D. MATTHEWS (1910.1988)
TOM D. MATTHEWS, JR.
ASHLEY B. McCLAM
D. RAY MURPHY
PAUL K. PEARCE, JR.
THOMAS A. SHIELS
KENNETH R. STEIN
KARENJ.TRACY
LITIGATIONSTATUS REPORT
Re: Cause No. 99-40291-362; Thomas Tipton and Miyoka Tipton vs. City of Sanger, Texas
TML Claim No. 9700039082
Our File No. 1730/54973
Dear Ms Gregson:
I wanted to take this opportunity to bring you up to date in the above -styled cause. This case was filed by
Thomas Tipton and his wife Miyoka as a result of a sewer backup that occurred at their residence in
Sanger, Denton County, Texas. In their Original Petition, the Plaintiffs allege that the sanitary sewer
service to their home was operated and maintained by the City. Further, they "regularly" paid the City for
such service and employees of the City had come to their property on occasion to service and repair the
sanitary sewer and wastewater system.
On October 25, 1997, the Plaintiffs allege that they experienced a substantial sewage and wastewater
backup into their home. Said backup allegedly caused numerous rooms in their home to be flooded with
raw sewage and wastewater. The Plaintiffs contend that the backup, as well as their damages, was
proximately caused by (1) the negligent acts or omissions of unknown City employees responsible for
maintaining the sanitary sewer service to their residence; (2) the defective condition or improper use of
tangible property, specifically including, but not limited to, pipes, valves and caps of the City sanitary
sewer system in and around their residence; and (3) a premise defect of the sanitary sewer lines and systems
providing service to their home.
We are fortunate that the Plaintiffs have not amended their pleadings to allege a claim based on an alleged
nuisance or a taking, or damaging, claim under Art. l § 17 of the Texas Constitution. Hopefully, they will
not amend their pleadings.
As a result of the sewage and wastewater backup, the Plaintiffs contend that their home was structurally
damaged. Further, there was damage to their personal effects. Additionally, the Plaintiffs contend that they
incurred unspecified injuries, as well as emotional anguish and trauma, as a direct result of the backup.
As a result of the foregoing, the Plaintiffs contend they are entitled to recover an unspecified amount of
damages for their past medical expenses; physical pain and suffering in the past and future; mental anguish
in the past and future; loss of household services in the past and future; fear of future disease; and cost of
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March 27, 2000
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medical monitoring in the future. In a letter dated October 8, 1997, Martin Strahan, who was representing
the Plaintiffs at the time, stated that they had incurred the following damages:
1. Damage to home (wails, carpet, floors, fixtures) $ 4,326.00
2. Household items (furniture, records, clothes, etc.) $ 5,316.93
3. Medical bills (stress, sickness, personal injury) $ 3,500.00
4. Prescriptions (stress, pain) $ 321.62
5. Clean-up expenses (packing materials, storage rental, etc.) $ 1 342.66
6. Loss of service (Plaintiff and his wife) $11,488.00
7. Mileage $ 160.33
8. Loss of service (family and friends) $ 1,534.36
9. Mental anguish/Pain and suffering (Thomas Tipton) $12,500.00
(Miyoka Tipton) $12,500.00
(Craig Tipton) $12,500.00
(Brian Tipton) $12,500.00
10. Future Medical Expenses (Mr. Tipton) 20 000.00
TOTAL $97,989.90
In my opinion, the Plaintiffs' alleged damages are highly inflated. As stated in my prior status report, Craig
and Brian Tipton are not parties to this lawsuit. Secondly, despite several requests by Ms. Kelty, the
Plaintiffs never produced any documentation of medical treatment or medical expenses that they allegedly
incurred as a result of the backup. Finally, I do not know what the Plaintiffs are referring to in regard to
their claim for loss of services in the amount of $11,488 and loss of services of family and friends in the
amount of $1,534.36. In any event, the Plaintiffs' insurance carrier paid them a total of $6,291.32 for their
property damage. Said payment by the Plaintiffs' insurance carrier is further evidence of the fact that the
alleged damages for which they seek recovery herein are highly inflated.
This suit was originally filed by an attorney named Mark G. Mann. On or about March 21, 1999, an Order
was signed by the Court granting Mr. Mann's Motion to Withdraw as the Plaintiffs' Attorney of Record.
Additionally, disclosures were served on each Plaintiff on or about May 19, 1999. To date, they have not
filed any responses whatsoever.
At this time, we have essentially two options. One option is to nothing. The other option is to file a Motion
for Summary Judgment in hopes of obtaining a final disposition herein. As we discussed, I recommend
that we proceed with the filing of said Motion. Specifically, the Torts Claim Act is applicable herein.
Under the provisions of the Act, the City has retained its governmental immunity except in two instances.
First, the City's immunity has been waived for property damage, personal injury or death proximately
caused by the wrongful act, omission or negligence of an employee acting within the scope of his
employment if the damage, injury or death arises from the operation or use of amotor-driven vehicle, or
motor -driven equipment, and the employee would be personally liable to the claimant according to Texas
law. TEx.Ctv.PxAc.&REM.C.§101.021(1)(A)(B). In this case there is no allegation that the Plaintiffs'
alleged injuries or damages were caused by the use oroperation ofmotor-driven equipment. Secondly, the
City's immunity has been waived for personal injury or death caused by a condition or use of tangible real,
or personal, property if the governmental unit would, were it a private person, be liable to the Plaintiff
according to Texas law. Please note that the City is not liable under the Torts Claim Act for property
damage caused by a use or condition of property. Therefore, as their case is presently pled, the Plaintiffs
are not entitled to recover for their alleged property damages as a matter of law.
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Ms. Yolanda Gregson
March 27, 2000
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As stated above, the Plaintiffs have alleged that they incurred personal injuries as a result of the backup
in question. If, in fact, they have incurred such injuries, said claims fall within the City's limited waiver
of immunity and the Plaintiffs will be able to present its evidence concerning their alleged personal injuries
to the trier of fact. However, if the Plaintiffs are seeking to recover for mental anguish based solely on
negligent conduct that caused damage to their property, their claim is not compensable as a matter of law.
City of Tyler vs. Likes, 962 S. W.2d 489,497-500 (Tex. 1998). In any event, we will also allege that the
incident in question was proximately caused, in whole or in part, by the negligence of the Plaintiffs.
Specifically, they were placed on notice in November, 1994, that installation of a "back -flow preventer"
would prevent any future backups. Despite this knowledge, the Plaintiffs failed to install said device on
their service line. We urge that such failure was negligence and bars their recovery herein.
As we discussed, I have begun work on the City's Motion for Summary Judgment. I anticipate that it be
filed within the next three to four weeks. The Motion will be based on the fact that the City is immune
from liability for the Plaintiffs' property damage. Additionally, we will contend that any alleged personal
injury arose out of the City's alleged negligence which caused the Plaintiffs' property damage and is,
therefore, not compensable as a matter of law. Alternatively, we will assert in our Motion that there is no
evidence which gives rise to liability on the part of the City.
If you have any questions, or require any additional information, please let me know.
Sincerely,
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