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09/21/1992-CC-Agenda Packet-RegularCOUNCILCITY i. #. _.01 ` .w STREET,HALL _.0 # P.M. a IT Disbursements 3. Citisn' Input Valorem Tax Rate for Fiscal Year 19921111193 Electric Rates for Fiscal Year 1992 93 Operating Budget for Fiscal Year 19921111193 . r plication► i. •• . ". •# . • • . _ ►: Vehicle Inspection and Maintenance Program RosalieI. SecretaryCity BUDGET ORDINANCE 06-92 AD VALOREM TAX RATE ORDINANCE 07-92 ELECTRIC RATES ORDINANCE 05-92 ADOPTING BUDGET FISCAL YEAR 1992-93 COMMUNITY GRAND SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENTS RESOLUTION 9-92 RESOLUTION 10-92 BIDS AUTOMATED METER READING SYSTEM BIDS SKID STEER LOADER COMMUNITY CENTER BROWNIE TROOP 312 MINUTES: City Council Meeting September 8, 1992 MEMBERS PRESENT. Mayor Nel Armstrong, Councilwoman Margie Braxton, Councilman Russell Madden, Councilman John Berndt, and Councilman Tommy Kincaid MEMBERS ABSENT: Councilman Jerry Jenkins PRESENT: City Administrator John Hamilton, City Secretary Rosalie Garcia, Police Chief Benny Erwin, Public Works Superintendent Chuck Tucker, Stacy Seagraves -Sanger Courier, Fire Chief Bill Murrell, Fire Marshall Jim Conley, and Tamara Brown -Group Leader for Brownie Troops 1. Mayor Armstrong called the meeting to order, gave the invocation, which was followed by the pledge to the flag. 2. CONSENT AGENDA a). Approve Minutes b). Disbursements c). All -Tex Paving, Inc. (Acker Street) d). All -Tex Paving, Inc. (Keeton Road) e). Mid -State Utilities -Sewer System Impr.-Willowood f}. Mid -State Utilities -Sewer System Impr.-Old Highway 77 Councilman Kincaid made the motion to approve the Consent Agenda. Seconded by Councilman Berndt. Motion carried. 3. Citizen's Input Chief Erwin introduced his four new police reserves to the City Council: Robert Hirschi, William Keith, Michael Martin ,and Cynthia Waller 4. Conduct Public Hearing Regarding 92-93 Budget Mayor Armstrong declared Public Hearing open. Na one spoke for or against 92-93 Budget. Public Hearing was closed. and Possible Action ♦ = Authorizing Bids for Automated Reading System and -held automated meter reading units, software and integrated R computer billing R ♦ i R R• i R • ♦ ♦ to ♦ w riisClis�i®n, id for automated meter reading system. Seconded by Councilwoman 3raxton. Motion 6. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Authorizing Bids for Skid Steer Loader Public Works Superintendent Chuck Tucker gave a brief summary on what the equipment can be used for. ►�3�t:Ti�l R R, � ♦. - i i :♦ R. R i♦ R ♦ INCOME � R 1♦ , R i. x R �. i. R .� R . R Ill At 1 GuA61iL LA R . ♦. ♦ . R R )n the 2nd and 4th Mondays and the Ist and 3rd Tuesdays since she ias two troops. ier letter only asked for 2nd and 4th Mondays. he was ♦. ♦ . ! to be left clean when he left. ty Administrator did advise there would be a $ 1.00 yearly fee for thas • Mayor Armstrong did advise her to send another letter Yor Her reque to use the Center an • Ist and 3rd Tuesdays. Motion wasi• by A rn Madden to allow Brownie••• #312 to use the Community Center, the 2nd and 4th Mondays for the coming year, Seconded by Councilman Berndt Motion carried. ♦ i i4A X• ♦ # , A Tuesday that was sent to property owners regarding the P & Z requesi for Dorwin Sargent. hat was mailed. The letter was not clear,* however, today nother letter was sent being more specific with details and a opy of the map to indicate the location of the property. on Thursday, 911111311111,92, and approved a variance to reconstruct a single4amily Street~also •able • .: request forback yard setback Snider Addition by Johnny Looper. approval of Licensing and Regulation regar•i i . A the Swimming Pool design, Once design is approved, the City w ill be asked to authorize bid advertisements. r ♦ , . • Armstrong reconvened Council from a s 11 12, �). Consider Pursuant Marshall ire Marshall for • ives him their full support. Seconded i . ♦ Motion carried. Fire Marshall A that City Council Councilwoman MINUTES. City Council Budget Workshop September 8, 1992 MayorNel Armstrong,Councilwoman CouncilmanCouncilman Russell Madden, Councilman John Berndt, and # kBSENT* Councilman Jerry Jenkinas QTHERS PRESENT. City Administrator John Hamilton, City Secretary Rosalie Garcia i. Mayor Armstrong called meeting to order. The City can go up to .4941 without public hearings in order to generate the same amount of revenues as last year since our assessed value went from 73,804,893 to 08,944,738 which is a decrease of nearly 4 million dollars. There was a lengthy discussion regarding this item. Consensus of City Council to use the same tax rate as last year which was .4633 and to raise the $1.00 on the minimum basic rate on electric rates for residential and commercial users. C 1. I Y OF SANC)l' R VENDOR INV NO t-1l-' ClE'I�N I 1 E.1+I I_ I t :T C:CItII' 1NY 100 9! 18/' L: F'F1SE 14•„i�:Q 1:rdV D1E I'0 t+1i.Rri DUE DTE PORCH WrIT DISCH All'I" DLt+I— I'CA E1,?U'i F'I+'ICI`I I REPAIR ICE IrIP)MI 411+49 7/24/9c I CITAL till FORT ►A)UM 11)I; 1C} 15 9/22/92 58e 8C) ,;;.:Citi 1f1KER �• If14`L.OFi COi�IF�'t�NY 1='.0, D17X 41C,C) J'•CJI'S 2E„•91Lfi'R r . 1 _ t i _c"/ r_' T OT(IL. 4i.i���a )sL►RRUS SU4='Lfii'r1f4't�tiE:.1' ItG :i tyliil�Ul=tti3E.1) �;Y �'E 1iv[a 11.13. CJ 100 G'(".1F'FI FE SUPPLIES 105 41.3 010 J BUDGET WORKSHOP 095 •TOTAL. 4i_•�;C) CtaSCiJ 1:h11NJS('R1.FS ir+lCtJR„ BUNKER BEAR 112190 41. G„ 'I 1.0() ADAVITER 11L43B TOTAL 'I O"I AL. J€�tN1:luRIF1L (:iUl:'(''LIG u=i:tr+;LLk::F'OLD TI7tR1LL. �7�r7 'I OTAL. 11 (.tt:)C) Dk:.N—i EA i RA1; I C1R 1-,r 1='l:•I I R I}101,,1E1-2 I Ri�aGi'Ofi RE. �;7'�J1 C1DJU4i'I'MEN•1 ON TR 3681 411:)„ 05i)(i IdL-:I•'€il. fd I E2faC. I OR ,:;9r:at 050.0 I'0"I CIL 8/03/92 28u 18 8/ 1 9i= /' 18a 39 i 8„ 39 8„ 75 8„80 8/ 2")/92 1C1266 9i'2i�/dell 1911b0a t l 1 q 86On Lw27 )=16119:-' 1�'a 66 9/2 192 9C- UCH 96X 00 11 96.1t„ 27 L::1F„ 1.i�i)CaC1 11G:NTOrJ l.�C:N'fl=thlL. (!a'1�'Rfll;{=iL. TOTAL, c:4' % S'IC1tdC✓C".Ff::.f-.r: Di;IVtr 1 t? 538 9/22/92 240 070 11i�C1 IJUUDI;OIJ L.f1PIE j.1 70„ 00 84✓nt4 :IC: 13000 CITY Jf= DE::NTiJIV q 1=11;;C, MUNICIPAL BtJ I I...D is Nt� �:15 [:i1`ei 1• ir11�'I; I t+il�lE:'f W€-ilL~.R TETI1riG ':ji:::i,'L.tJt) 9/16/92 1tYv(a`J 1{.UF„ caGcat} 7i:4 {}tj „ i;aCa „ t:iCJ i 1t�1 „ C1t�1 C)C1 „ IJfi 5 (a) r,;I1 Y OF SANGER VENDOR INV NO TLITAL AP gl='EN I lent L.I M C►7MPCINY 100 0 9/ 18/92 PAGE:: 14 n ;'M I nIV u 1 E Po NUM DUE U1 E PORCH AMT D I l.;ra., All r 1. FJIJ�..11•.: IJ T Ah'ii �hdi1 I_.t=�f',E L�CJt�ll � CCJ DOOKS Io531A 7/120 /92 476o t-r200 85. '3b 1 lr t f-ii._ %j 6u,::,5 L�ECT1_IA t.�'IRCI_.I 1(�,iv6f�) I1):XIi<: l-I. �,. F-l. :Ci�iC. (-r. �. �tCIX J1��i•�� GLOVES, S„ BREATHER�:119c;) 9/t71 l9c: 10270 9/ :i'/` 2 4i:(+. 11 t_}tr 76v 88 1 U"► AI_ 165Cii:} E hlliE:I�;CsY � �A'� CnIrIF�f'tnlY I'��:t` I LL-•c:5 GALLON 472",5,':Jr 1I-IE:r2MOCUUr1LER 38BC 14,19. 0.1joO FUEL. 400c.37 414. 1,200 414. 14'00 1 U7AL 1878t:) i:;C1C1L1YEAR 1' I kir 41 `J. o300 14 1 RES 03t:.'r7 7C 41.9. 030C) "OTAIL 76. 8F5 '76. 88 lJa;� I' H I fn;i-�l�faY 9i I��. �7. Bt1X 7'1.7 7/27/92 102,85 9122192 25. 25 25m c. 7/i4,9/92 1t_)320 9/2i`:/92 5,, Jt_} 5. 5o 9/041, 1054ii 9lc.2/92 38,125 _)2 19400 19. 25 '�.?irk, Flr�1LiAS;�faDOR Ri�t�J 18�f.Oct 183. 88 8/19/92 10460 9/22/92 99u 74 99. 74 C:8W.62 191f.r�i {�,f1V(-_Rtar1E:NTAL �i«RVIt�E. AC7E:nl !_YN[7Gnl !='L.ALA i='Erl"r-'. vu�;nllir<<�Il�la- 1 ��l�rll9�� 436. '1 ff•i o 1.25. oo 43t-:,. 1500 125400 1 OTAL 1c?9.:1�i ��riw-rc L.Anit�e S1E. j+7 i�1f�1i�41t_iii I-IAtw:r-I i<;CtirlF'tan1Y Uf:.l='AR-I'iltE:raT 1.98 L:tL►I�FI-n1�2„ 1'I-11�1=4r�illniE: 8w;',�'668 8l19/9' it:)4 58 9ti�i�!'�C. 4i�7. (}700 49a 85 1 OTAl_ 49. 8�i 49. t3 u:i�:irt)()r-IIL.'/.-:�r�11II?rrR CI•IEV. R In1C. !-�, il. [tC1X 88 l_I I.f�l_ i iwt.r�c•�r7 8/18/9� 1t=)4�4 9/��i::f9i:' �,4. 7G1 419.0500 `�4, 15 nIE;6-'E,C,TION, LAn11 204121 8/ 0/92 10465 9/22/92 43m00 419, 0800 43. 0 i IWiPl t ION 2035o 6/1r4/92 1i"i466 9/22/9;:2 13.25 41.9. 0800 1.3I. 42,5 lJfilER PUMP 1UI132 8/26/92 10467 9/2i::/92 69.87 TOTAL I AL 160m 87 23ic:D0 1101A.INGSWOR•I'H GRAIN h; 1 RU Po BOX 384 EMER GUARD 1127 5/25/92 :1058C? 9/22/92 17u!50 4 5GU O900 17. 50 ,s(W nit. I AL 1244 8/28/92 9559 9/22/9r:: 1.5, (_)o 419. 080ii 15. oO 4'1 hdSJUN IHIV Mu T0iAL. nr, oroi UEh) L r S F C011IF ANY 100 'J/ 18 /gL:: PAGE 14"ir:3 J: t�IV DIE PO hiUld DUE DTE PURCH t' PIT O l faC„ All f DLJlHtS/lYll;:OlP,E#r< Ell t-IIP 0157350 8/0:1192 439m 1. /i_ 0 154 t-af ) I OTAL, i�'4E;ia1 1' �• >; L1:i'•I-il ThJG �• tiLIF'PLY )3uLBEgo ,'F'1,10TO CELL 1 75B 67/ 1' �/92 4 /t-)„ 0800 856n f_}t..) IOIAL „ Cat;a 1 22 U•Jt�C � 122/92 , t.C. �% 75m t)t) _ „ (K) c:'�t�a)� (�;�iY�i_ LFIt•IE, #�,Ca;;"s6 liat)60 9/2'p/T2 656i„ 0(') �?;i,3C)t:1 Jf1l=�lJE�:—PUE+L.I.t�.: Cl�iIr1F't�l'�I''( F�„ t1a f',OX c5t:a 165 GALLONS TACK A3900 8/07/ 2 :lii Cj�', 9/ /Jc' IOTAL. ?(=,ir)f_)i.l Ei �' 1 L J-}F1V 1 •::> (J[}„ �)CkI.JAEE;lI C„ To /BFW c,t)i t)f.7_c 4 70. i OoO 10TAL Nu i'Gq c;Cl'F:t14� Cti) SJ NUTS/GCJL.J a 734; 0114)0 419„ 1100 419. 1200 41 `7„ 2000 41'9„ :1.7O0 't 1.9a 0500 41 B. 0600 1+19„ 0700 41'J„ UEJi')i.} !� 19, f);300 4:19 m 1.10() 41. `J„ 0600 419„ f) /Oo 4:1.1.J„ 0800 T f T(IL 27555 L..Al111+1 L.C)h1J) t{IE;E:%EA1-k.4�( I._ t t+lE 1 ��4•fs7 'W".4t„ O'Jilt„) rt. ?1f.„ 0500 WE:f DE A i'I:�:{t REPAIR 19221 8/19t92 8/24/9u: 1Cl Ica" 9/21_'/92 1.7„Eta 1 7„ 60 4„ c'1 /t „ ;n I. 4 „ 21 4 „ 21 4e C1 4„ 1 4 „ i=.:1 4„ :6 11„ 47 I I „ /+7 1 1 47 „ 11„ ff7 11.>47 1.1a 47 11„ 47 1.1„ /,./ 11 „ 50 24. ` 5 8/26/ / '::)2 10445 9/ 22/ 2 1'7E,„ 4f�a 17r�,„ 47 C)(j r' J: �r`r r�t�' �3Flrlit�f ve:iJUr1R T.hIV hunt "i a1�F1L. ;�J�C)t:)i:) I_.I:t�ICJt�i'ti h�lf::!•�J;:;F'F1F''>=Ry J:h1t" i �'CJZsL. 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F'u a.. �aX �?c:C 1 �Y..;T'ar,l}i ,aCiFFaR l' ,_��:f�:arW ,9ir�'�/ �� it:),r,�la, �)/ice, ��' 9t"), t:it,) �Ji f..11_:J r��►.Jhl ��clr'C�rL. F�•:L EC. •.I CI.� TFtt�l: hd F'. 0. EtaX �:: J.� 1:iL►I�d, it7t�) 7i1�,/��: 'lt�)L::`.�?i�:�Ji�:�'J`�i�' i::�tr,i=:7„N1 "tYl1'F1Lt®� E�i�:7. �11 .�;R_'C)C)t�) hli7Ft�i�6'I��d>":5'f i fit-il�J':;(=al�l�lt:rs t:;a� � aa111"P'II�JC:.DT c:':3 c r r •n r �• r �._,..� 1"hFl Im;I��CirtI�IL-`.Rc-•C;ah�d c:t:)`�'at�)-•��I �i1'?/�L' it_)�i�,�, �/i�.r�i 7rW 1 q ���. tiia .t.7C). t:)F.lt:)C) 1 , �7i_. t7C) .'�i":C_:'t� ("(=1F31�4t�'r�CiV IL.I..EW C, is T`r' CiF' i�'t)'ni w„ f�it�Tnl Ci1'. I-'UFt(r'F!. ar ClJf=t!-'Ll_J;�, :t `� / 1 �a! `��' 1 t_)���v `?/�:;''i'_ii�' ;�Ut"), t�)s ) ;;i�';;t:)C) I='6111Df-JCNtn Dahl,"tLtl F'. a. L�aX �+i>:, J_)t�-Ifi �i�laD 4�'.JC:�i%: txi.f%i`�?i� it.)1i''t.) �iLi�:i71' a�f. tj() ..i a I FtL ..��.. t_)t; ;1i=:3t�)t:) I�If�►t�TC! F'L.LJJ `:)��I) ES. DtaL.l_Fl] C)tv:. )�f-�(lF;t_ DP�Lll�fa `�4�t:> 7/i�'F,i`7c: it:)`�1`�? `3i�:imi'.��' 11�„�'t .�.;C')Cu::) 1=�'I�Vlefi'ryS CFlaH4dAY`?4 ThJta. F'. a. CtaX f;�,C)::�:��� I_C1tii�Llat F"aFi EtEhIC'I-I C);i't:)1:! �;i;=�',=1i'�L `:31?it:) '::Iii�:�":/`;liw r�i, �t.� u t it:) . C)t') „ t )t ) , C) Cl „ pii , t�)tj „ t:)t�) Cat.) , t�)f7 Cu�) „ t:)C) , t�u�) „ C)t:) C)t::) . c)c) „ Cat.) 5 (d) i� i TY' OF 9f iN(Il' : R b'frNDOR INV NO AID OPEN T1 Ei'l LIST C011PANY loo 9/ 1,B/9; !"AGE IIta2B InIV D1 E Po NUM DUE DTE PURC;H A14T D'I.SCIt AM] I.,(1i`1Ia'Sif's(al"II.::ftlE:'� 477„ 1 :1 Cara 0 704;=' 694 7/29/92 4.9 10u)t"2 9/2c:/92 19.:3 47012 ()800 19„ 2,5 kin IL13/S1Rf1PT) C38?79 6/20/9i' 1()19.�, 9/221/92 4„'0/3 4 7C)„ t:)t't:O 44 73 14E(=a1'HF RHEADt t/ TAP Cr.�9160 8,';=:5 /9 :: 10 1.94 9/;®,2/9; 2c 9: ; 4 0o t;ai',(al_a 22T, 93 T()I'(1L. &.11E,„ 5ti ;34.t.aldal:) I�)I1'Id>r"Y I:tULIE'3 ray C.]e ��OX 51C)7 QUARTERLY PYNT. — 3501764 9 14/92 1t)620 9/22/9cl 1951209 TU"'F11_.. 195009 �51. 5C) ICED Rltt;<.R C;I_II�iIC 1.9Ca�+ !rJ„ Tf�Y`LGR f='i YCHLL„ EXAM, -Irffl 257r" 9/Ca4/92 9568 9/f2t2/92 150o tic:) TOTAL 1 Jo. 00 ,'11i�(�;1 i; �• fa Ut11h'C1Rt'1C{Ih`1t�u ,'l�i,:U If-1VIhIC-; l:�l_VDo UNIFORI+I RE SERVE 174/q,A) 9/01/92 9567 9/22/92 TU AL ;�,5,';t.i4y RIPE—•!�di::1_D '�;UI:�F'L.Y I4�II:n UXY'UI.IN Q0C,Q9 000 CIXYGLN 88'781 4; 1„;='C)(p)o TUl AL �'11:r1 1•J, Ui'dIVE�R.C;I1'Y DRR 1 i_' n Cr C) 8/11/92 104.19 9/21,::! 9; 12M t:O ;�5.i 5C7 TtClrallRUh`ihll�R TIvi=1FF1:r C,UT'�'LY' t�,Ttan1 I�'UST�. 1C)15r 7r`'r'9I`?�' :Icer191 4o 050t"r 14�20 50 1 U1 Ai... h,.E:LL.Y"...I+II:JiJwp, r'tll:nl"1' G0. 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Ufa L o rJ L HOX `�9.%t 1 J a "�;�� •=1t? p i. lili� . ?��•� ���•��,g r 3rirr' „ IJt} a t„)t„) „ [�1C) a f,)f�) a t�}c) a t_}t�) a t�)C) n (,)( } iii) i.)C) a +, }+..1 a iji_i C.;:C `f Y LiF ufdnJ(�►- Fi f�F� Ur-'i�rl T T�nf L i r��i �:L7nl�'C�iluY � ����:� 'a/ t 81 ���.� �'G�11�rE: :l 14���J b'k�'rdDOr lnlV nIC� zr�iv c��rr-�:� ��o nu..ir�i Oi..IE: Cr`it~ PIJr�C:H r�r�li' OSf:�C',u Wnli. TAX SEP.�.7ICE—GI' 00 �GG� `��"� �snri �:.r�r-�'f;IOE �'L.�r�li) 15„ 8c�t�e ���:� PoOs BOX 578 NGER,TEXAS 76266 TC?: Honorable ayor and Members of City Council MOM: John Hamilton, City Administrator DATE; September 18, 1992 The public hearing announcerrrent has been published according to legal requirements. JH:es PUBLIC h6ARINU rhe City of ,.willconduct- f :•liar Sanger, on • i M 19921f to .+►ii the budget i of . for , g October r and ending September#1993. v X%iMpoc CITY OF SANGER P.Q. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 TQ: Honorable Mayar and r/Iembers of City Council FROM" John Hamilton, City Administrator DATE: September 18, 1992 valuation, the same rate as currently in force,♦ •: «.. this ♦ produce $319,421general fund revenue. attachment CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS LEVYING TAXES 10/ 1/92 - 9/30/93 ORDINANCE NO. #06-92 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANGER, DENTON CO., TEXAS, LEVYING TAXES FOR THE USES AND SUPPORT OF THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS, FOR FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER 1, 1992 AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1993 AND PROVIDING FOR THE INTEREST AND SINKING FUNDS FOR THE YEAR 1992 AND APPROPRIATING EACH LEVY FOR THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE; PROVIDING PENALTY AND INTEREST FOR DELINQUENT TAXES; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. BE IT ORDAINED AND ORDERED by the City Council of the City of Sanger, Texas that. �1e, the City Council of the City of Sanger, do hereby levy or adopt the tax rate on $100.00 valuation for this city for tax year 1992 as follows. $.4159 far the purposes of maintenance and operation .$,0474 for the payment of principal and interest on bonds $.4633 total tax rate The tax collector is hereby authorized to collect the taxes of the City of Sanger employing the above tax rate. The above ordinance and order was unanimously passed by the City Council of the City of Sanger on this "m day of 1992, and was executed in duplicate. Nel Armstrong Mayor, City of Sanger ATTEST; Rosalie Garcia City Secretary BOX w NGER, TEXAS 76266 TO: Honorable Mayer and Members of City Council FROM: John Hamilton, City Administrator DATE: September 18, 1992 SUBJECT: Ordinance #07-92 -Amending Chapter 11, Article 11.800 and Appendix Articles 27,101, 27,102 and 27,103, Electric Service Rates, of the City of Sanger Code of Ordinances This ordinance reflects the change in facilities' charges for Residential, Small Commercial and Large Commercial Electric customers as directed during the budget workshop, September 8th. There are no changes in the energy or fuel adjustment charges. Current �r po e Residential Facilities (Meter) Charge $ 8.00 $ 9.00 Minimum Bill $ 8,00 $ 9400 Facilities (Meter) Charge $10.50 $11.50 Minimum Bi11 $1a450 $11.50 Demand Charge $49.00 $5a.00 (for 1st � xw`H} Minimum Bill $49.a0 $50.00 There are currently 1621 electric meters in service. This rate change would generate $19.452 annually. attachment CITY OF BANGER, TEXAS ORDINANCE NO. #0?-92 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BANGER, DENTON COUNTY, TEXAS, AMENDING CHAPTER 11, ARTICLE 11.800 AND APPENDIX ARTICLE 27.101, ARTICLE 27.102 AND ARTICLE 27.103 OF THE CITY OF BANGER CODE OF ORDINANCES; AND, PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE: AND, PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BANGER, TEXAS: SECTION I THAT CHAPTER 11, ARTICLE 11.800 AND APPENDIX ARTICLE 27.101, ARTICLE 27.102 AND ARTICLE 27.103 OF THE CITY OF BANGER CODE OF ORDINANCES IS HEREDY AMENDED TO READ AS FOLLOWS: A. RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC RATE Facilities Charge: Energy Charge: Minimum Bill; $9.00 per month $0.0579161 per KWH $9.00 per month B. SMALL COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC RATE Facilities Charge: $11.50 per month Energy Charge: $0.06397 per KWH Minimum Bill: $11.50 per month C. LARGE COMMERCIAL RATE Demand Charge: $50.00 for first 6 KWH $ 7.83 per KWH Energy Charge: $0.0224 per KWH for all KW H Minimum Bill: $50.00 per month ��� ORDINANCE #07-92 ELECTRIC RATES PAGE 2 D. f�UEL ADJUSTMENT The fuel adjustment charge for all KWH shall be $.0184. SECTION II All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances in conflict herewith are, to the extent of such conflict, hereby repealed. SECTION III 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 sectfan of this Ordinance shall be declared unconstitutional by the valid judgment or 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 IV This Ordinance will take effect immediately froth and after its passage and the publication of the caption as the law in such cases provides. PASSED AND APPROVED this � day of . 1J92, by the City Council of the City of Sanger, Texas. ATTEST: Rosalie Garcia City Secretary APPROVED: Nel Armstrong Mayor CITY OF SANGER P.O. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 • +► .r r � •• .. r FRONt; John Hamilton, City Admini w For rr• rr council This is the enacting ordinance for the City's 92%93 budget. JH;es attachment CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS ADOPTING THE BUDGET 10/ 1/92 - 9/30/93 ORDINANCE NO. #VQ�M& AN ORDINANCE OF I nE CITY OF SANGER, DENTON COUNTY, TEXAS, ADOPTING THE BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER 1, 1992 AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1993 PROVIDING FOR THE INTRA AND INTER DEPARTMENT AND FUND TRANSFERS; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, notice of a public hearing on the budget for the City of Cnnn Pr Texas for the fiscal year Mq9-199l has been published in accordance with law, and, WHEREAS, a public hearing was duly held at the time and place as provided for in the notice of such public hearing and all interested persons were given opportunities to be heard on said budget; and, WHEREAS, it is necessary, at this time, that said budget be adapted. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS, AS FOLLOWS. - SECTION 1: That the budget presented by the City Council and reviewed during the public hearing is hereby approved and adapted for the fiscal year 1992-1993. SECTION 2: That the City Administrator is authorized to invest any funds not needed far current use, whether operating funds or bond funds, in United States Treasury bills, savings accounts or certificates of deposit. Accrued interest from such investment may be deposited in the General Fund, all of which investments shall be in accordance with law. SECTION 3: That the City Administrator be and is hereby authorized to make infra and inter department fund transfers during the fiscal year as becomes necessary in order to avoid over expenditure of a particular account. SECTION 4: This ordinance shall take effect and shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage. ORDINANCE #05-92 PAGE 2 PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED, this the . A.D., ATTEST: Rosalie Garcia City Secretary ' day of Nel Armstrong Mayor, City of Sanger T4a F'RbM4 r ■ BOX 578 t TEXAS 76266 John Hamilton, City Adrninistrato SUBJECT: 2nd Public Hearing -Texas Community Development Crant Application - unitary Sewer Improvements This is a mandatory second public hearing as required for the TCDP grant process, The first public hearing was held on, August S lst following a newspaper legal notice with no one attendinc' and no written comments received. JH:es attachment 1 X 11IN V IN klo�'YS1�AI'L1Y: 'Che notice may be published in tither a legal or nonlegal section of the newspaper. It must be published a minimum of three (3) days (72 hours) before the date of the hearing. Please provide an Affidavit of Publication and a full page copy of advertisement (tear sheet) to the city as soon as possible. PUBLIC NOTICI'J The City of Sanger will hold a public hearing at 5:30 August 31 , 1992, at City Ilall in regard to the submission of an application to the Texas Department of IIousing &Community Affairs for a grant under the Texas Community Development Program. The purpose of this meeting is to allow citizens an opportunity to discuss and provide input on local housing and community development needs prior to the development of the applications. Information on the amount of funding available, eligible activities, and the use of past grant funds will also be discussed. The city encourages citizens to participate in the development of these grant applications and to make their views known at this public meeting. Citizens unable to attend this meeting may submit their views and proposals to the Office of the City Manager during regular office hours. Handicapped individuals who wish to attend this meeting should contact the Office of the City Manager to arrange for assistance. Rosalie Garcia City Secretary TCDP PUBLIC HEARING REGISTER 1st PUBLIC NEARING Date: �yE�'S�i � /, ���j L. Location: �����/ ffr�LL / l' (Please sign your name) /�TTI�w+-�� Time: ti�Ef''- 1 [1-'+2 TH�I 4 ; .� C� GO\++' T S1=R�1 I �1C Ar�CIJC:'f 2 1 4tr�5? j {1CR F . L12 .lN�"1'KUI;"11.UNS TO N.E ease publrstl rn newspaper on (September 17, 1.992. In addition, please provide an Affidavit of Pu6liection and a full page copy of advertisement (tear sheet) and return to the ("ity as these must be placed in the grant application. PUBLIC NOTICE 7'.EXAS COMMUNITY TIEVELOPMEi�T'T PROGRAM The City of Sanger will hold a second public hearing at 7 : 00 p,rn. on Sept��mbc;r 21, 1992, at Sanger City Hall, Sanger, in regard to the submission of. an application to the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs for a Texas Community Deve.lopz��en.t Program ('1'CDP) grant, Topics to be discussed will include the. the. proposed sewer improvement project activities, the esti�aiated a�.nount of funds to be applied for u� the grant application, the 1oca1 match, acid t1�e estimated amount of funds proposed fur activities that will ben.ef t low and moderate income persons, 1\2ore detailed infonuation on the proposed activities; amount of funds, and the proposed location of activities wi11 be available for inspection at City Hall during regular office hours. The city encourages citizens to participate in the development of this grant application and to n�.aT;e their views known at this public lyearing, Citizens unable to attend the tneet{ng may subnut their views and proposals to the Office of tt�e City Manager during regular, office hours, Handicapped or other individuals who need special assistance should contact the Office of the City Manager at least 72 hours prior to the hearing to arrange for special assistance, For further infol7nation, contact Mr, John Hamilton, City Ma�.iager, at City T�'all at 817/4.58-7930, Rosalie Garcia City Secretary � ;�� �_ 9' ROM BOX P�NCGER, TEXAS 76266 TO: �Ianorable Mayor &Members of the City Council FROM: John Hamilton, City Administrato DATE, September 18, 1992 SUBJECT: Resolution #R9�92 - Community Development Grant - Sanitary Sewer Improvements The enclosed resolution and material represents the City's grant application for $88,800 (less 20% City Matching Funds, $17,760) to improve the sewer collection system along FM 455 from the GIB Bank Bldg. east to the manhole at 455 and Fourth Street. This new 10 inch collector line would replace a short 4" line and the 6" line currently serving the area. 'The application deadline is September 24, 1992. JH:es �2d CITY OF SANGER RESOLUTION A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS, AUTHORIZING THE SUBMISSION OF A TEXAS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM APPLICATION TO THE TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS FOR THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND; AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO ACT AS THE CITY'S EXECUTIVE OFFICER AND AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE IN ALL MATTERS PERTAINING TO THE CITY'S PARTICIPATION IN THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Sanger desires to develop a viable urban community, including decent housing and a suitable living environment and expanding c4�orioiiuc oppuituiuuw, prir►Cipcuiy ivi YcrsoiiS of iuw/iiivuciatc iiicoiiic; aiiu WHEREAS, certain conditions exist which represent a threat to the public health and safety; and WHEREAS, it is necessary and in the best interests of the City of Sanger to apply for funding under the 1992 Texas Community Development Program; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS: 1. That a Texas Community Development Program application for the Community Development Fund is hereby authorized to be filed on behalf of the City with the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs. 2. That the City's application be placed in 'competition for funding under the Community Development Fund. 3. That the application be for $ stem irovements symp. of grant funds to carry out sewer 4. That the City Council directs and designates the Mayor as the City's Chief Executive Officer and Authorized Representative to actin all matters in connection with this application and the City's participation in the Texas Community Development Program, 5. That it further be stated that the City of Sanger is committing $ from its Water and Sewer Fund toward the activities of this sewer improvement project. Passed and approved this day of , 1992. 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SOJC S78 BANGER, T�.7CAS 76�66 ei7.4S8.7930 Ai7•gx8�418o FAX CITY OF SANGER RESOLUTION #R9-92 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS, AUTHORIZING THE SUBMISSION OF A TEXAS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM APPLICATION TO THE TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS FOR THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND; AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO ACT AS THE CITY'S EXECUTIVE OFFICER AND AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE IN ALL MATTERS PERTAINING TO THE CITY'S PARTICIPATION IN THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Sanger desires to develop a viable urban community, including decent housing and a suitable living environment and expanding economic opportunities, principally for persons of low/moderate income; and WHEREAS, certain conditions exist which represent a threat to the public health and safety; and WHEREAS, it Xs necessary and in the best interests of the City of Sanger to apply for Funding under the 1992 Texas Community Development Program; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS: 1. That a Texas Community Development Program application for the Community Development Fund is hereby authorized to be filed on behalf of the City with the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs. 2. That the City's application be placed in 'competition for funding under the Community Development Fund. 3. That the application be for $ 71, 0 4 0.0 0 of grant funds to carry out sewer system improvements. e 4. That the City Council directs and designates the Mayor as the City's Chief Executive Officer and Authorized Representative to act in all mattersin connection with this application and the City's participation in the Texas Community Development Program. 5. That it further be stated that the City of Sanger is committing $ 17, 7 6 0.0 0 from its Water and Sewer Fund toward the activikies of this sewer improvement project. PM Passed and approved this City Secretary day of September , 1992. Nel Armstrong, Mayor City of Sanger r APPLI GTIOM FOR TGDP ASSISTANCE PART I 1. TYPE OF SIANISSION Application Preapplication • • (X) Construction (_•) Non -Construction 5. APPLICANT INFORMATION Letlal Ns�e: City of Sanger (_) Construction (�) Non -Construction Address (give city, county, state and zip code) 201 Bolivar Street P.O. Box 57B Sanger, Denton, Texas 76266 EMPLOYER IDENTIFIGTI011 NUMBER (E[N): $. TYPE OF APPl1GT101[: ( X) New (_) Continuation (_•) Revision If Revision, enter appropriate letters) in box(es): (_•) (_) A Increase Award 8 Decrease Award C increase Duration D Decrease Duration Other (specify): '. DESCRIPTIVE TITLE OF APPLICANTS PROJECT: Sewer System Improvements 12. AREAS AFFECTED OT PROJECT City of Singer 14, CONGRESSIOIiAL DISTRICTS OF: a. Applicant 15. ESTIIUITED FUNDING: a. Federal f .00 b. Applicant f .00 c. State f .00 d. Local f .00 e. Other f :00 f. Program Incase S .UO G. TOTAL f .00 OMB A{�proval No. 0348.004J 2. DATE SUFi1M1TTEP1 Applicant Identifier September 24, 1992 3. DATE RECEIVED BY STATE State Identifier 4. DATE RECEIVED BY FEDERAL AGENCY Organizatiornl llni t: Municipality Federal Identifier Naw�e end telephone rx�tier of the persat to be contacted on utters involving this application (give area code) John Hamilton, City Manager 817/458-7930 7. TYPE OF APPLICANT: enter appropriate letter in box (A ) A Hunicipel B County 9. NAME OF FEDERAL AGENCY: Texas Department of Housing & Community Affairs 10. GTALOG OF FEDE�R—AL--DOIESTIC ASSISTANCE NUMBER 1 4 • � 2 2 8 ' TITLE: Texan Conmunity Development Program 11a. TYPE Of APPII GTION: (check where appropriate below) Camx�nity Development Fund X Colonic Fund Disaster Relief/Urgent Need Fund Start Dete Ending Date b. Project 16. 1S APPL1 GTlpl SUBJECT TO REYIEY YY STATE EXECUTIVE ORDER 17372 PROCESST e. YES•TNIS PREAPPLICATION/APPLICATION WAS MADE AVAILABLE TO THE STATE EXECUTIVE ORDER 12372 PRCCES FOR REVIEW ON DATE b. NO (_,) PROGRAM IS NOT COVERED�BY E.O. 12372 (_) OR PROGRAM IIAS NOT BEEN SELECTED BY STATE FOR REVIEW 17. IS THE APPLICANT DELINQUENT ON ANT FEDERAL DEBTt (_) Yes If "Yea'�,.attach an explanation (X ) No 18. TO THE BEST OF NY K1101A_EDGE AND BELIEF ALL DATA IN TNIS APPL1 GTICN PREAPPLICATION ARE TRUE AND CORRECT. THE DOCLI�NT IlA5 BEEN DULY AUTHORiIFD BT THE GOVERNING BOGY OF THE APPLICANT AND THE APPLICANT WIIL COIPLY WITN THE ASSLKtANCES AID CERTIFiCATi0N5 INCLIDED IN THE pRO(�DURES SECTION OF THE TCDQ AFFLICTION CUIDE IF THE ASSISTANCE IS AIiARDE'D � � Typed Name of Authorised Representative �1 _ .-'` Nel Armstrong d Signature of Authorized Representative Previous Editions Not Usable b T(tle • Mayor e Telephone Hunber 817/458-7930 e pate Slgned � 9-81-92 STANDARD FORM 424 (REY•4.9$) 4. ' TCDP• MINORITY EMPL WENT FORM THE INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE APPLICANT IN THIS FORM MUST INCLUDE ALL FULL-TIME PfiRfHl�IEIIT EI�'tOYEES OF THE APPLICANT'S JURISDICTION ONLY. OTHER THAN FULL•TIME PERMANENT EMPLOYEES (PART-TIME OR TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES) WIQT unT RE INCLUDED IN THIS FORM. .._..,r_ 5. , PART I ApPl1CJUiT/RECIPIEIIT INFOttM4ATI0N ' Indicate Whether Thia Is An In1t1 el'Report ® Or An Update Report a 1. Applicant/Recipient Neme, Address, And Phone Number (Include Area Code) TCOP Application identifier or City of Sanger TCDP contract Number P.O. Box 578 Sanger, Texas 76266 ' 2. Project Assisted/To 8e Assisted (Project/Activity Description And !ts Location By City And County) � PART II OTNER GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE PROVIDED/REQUESTED 1. Deportment/State/local Agency Name City of Sanger 3. Amount Requested/Received f No Other Goverrrtient Assistance To Disclose Address (City, State end Zip Code) P.O. Box 578 Sanger, Texas 76266 Program Type Of Assistance Amount Requested/Provided ' Applicant � s Contribution 2. Department/State/Local Agency flame Address (City, State end Zip Code> Program Type Of Assistance Amount Requested/Provided S 3. Department/State/Local Agency Neme Address (City, State end Zip Code) Program I Type Of Assistance I Amount Requested/Provided i 4. Department/State/Local Agency Name Address (City, State end Zip Code) Program Typq Of Assistance Artwuit Requested/Provided i s . '� 2 r% PART 111 INTERESTED PARTIES There Are No Persons With A Reportable Financial Interest To Disclose List All Persons With A Reportable Social Security Number Type Of Participation Financial Interest Financial Interest In The Project Or Eoployee ID Number in Project/Activity In Project/Activity Or Activity (Dollars And X) PART Iv REPORT ON EXPECTED SOURCES AND USES Of FUNDS Source Of Funds Texas Department of Housing & Community Affairs —Grant Texas Community Development Program P.O. Box 13941 Austin, TX 78711-3941 ; City of Sanger - Applicant Contribution P.O. Box 578 Sanger, Texas 76266 Use Of Funds CERTIFICATION% I certify that the information given on t Is fors is true and complete. Signature Data 40 9-2.1-92 '.G D September 4, 1992 John Hamilton City Manager City of Sanger P. O. box 578 Sanger, TX 76266 Re: GOVERNMENTAL SERVICE AGENCY, INC. THE CITY OF SANGER D. SEP 8 1992 SANGER, TEXAS 1992 Texas Community Development Grant Program Dear John: Enclosed are the originals of several forms which need to be signed before they are inserted into your application. Please have the forms signed as follows: l . Form 424 -Mayor 2. Resolution -Mayor and City Secretary 3 . TCDP Minority Employment corm -City Manager 4. Disclosure Report -Mayor Please have the forms signed and return to me as soon as possible. Should you have any questions, or if I can be of any assistance at all, please do not hesitate to call. Sincerely, GOVERNMENTAL SERV)rCE AGENCY, INC. 1 Shelly Green Administrative Assistant enclosures Lyndon Plaza 10935 Estate Lane, Suite 475 Dallas, Texas 75238 (214) 553-7070 Fax (214) 553-7098 APPLICATION FOR TCDP ASSISTANCE PART I 1. TYPE OF SUBMISSION Apptication Preapplication ( X) Construction (�) Non -Construction 5. APPLICANT 1NfORMATION Legal N+�e: City of Sanger (_) Construction (_) Non -Construction Address (give city, county, state and zip code) 201 Bolivar Street P.O. Box 578 Sanger, Denton, Texas 76266 6_ E}pLOYER IDENTIFIGTiON NUMBER (EIN): � 8. TYPE OF APPLICATION: ( X) Neu (_,) Continuation (_) Revision If Revision, enter appropriate letters) in box(es): (_) (_) A Increase Award B Decrease Award C lncreose Duration D Decrease Duration other (specify): 11. DESCRIPTIVE TITLE Of APPLICANTS PROJECT: Sewer System Improvements 12. AREA5 AFFECTED BY PROJECT City of Sanger 14. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS Of: a. Applicant 15. ESTIMATED FUIDING: a. Federat $ .00 b. Applicant $ .00 c. State f .00 d. Local S .00 e. Other $ :00 f. Program Income S .00 G. TOTAL i .00 2. DATE SUBMITTED September 24, 1992 3. DATE RECEIVED BY STATE 4. DATE RECEIVED BY FEDERAL AGENCY Organizationol knit: Municipality OMB Approval No. 0348.0041 Applicant Identifier State Identifier Federal Identifier Nome and telephone rxaber of the person to be contacted on matters involving this application (give area code) John Hamilton, City Manager 817/458-7930 T. TYPE OF APPLICANT: enter appropriate letter in box (A ) A Municipal B County 9. NAME of FEDERAL AGENCY: Texas Department of Housing & Community Affairs 10. CATALOG OF FEDERAL DOMESTIC ASSISTANCE NUMBER 1 4 -- 1 2 1 21 8 TITLE: Texas Coam�nity Development Program 11a. TYPE OF APPLICATION: (check ►+here appropriate below) Comixxiity Development Fund X Colonia Fund Disaster Relief/Urgent Heed Fund Start Date Ending Date b. Project 16. I S APPL 1 GT I ON Sl1BJECT TO REV i EL BY S/ATATE EXECITT i VE' ORDER 123T2 PROCESS? a. YES THIS PREAPPLICATIONPPLICATION WAS MADE AVAILABLE TO THE STATE EXECUTIVE ORDER 12372 PROCES FOR REVIEW ON DATE b. NO (_) PROGRAM IS NOT COVEREDiBY E.O. 12372 (_) OR PROGRAM HAS NOT BEEN SELECTED 81 STATE FOR REVIEW 1T. IS THE APPLICANT 11ELIMCIJENT ON ANY FEDERAL DEBT? (,_) Yes If "Yen"•,.attach an explanation 18. TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF ALL DATA IN THIS APPLICATION PRFJIPPLIGTION ARE TRUE AND CORRECT. THE DOCLlENT HAS BEEN DULY AUTHORIZED BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF TF{E APPLICANT AID THE �iPPIIG{IT WILL CtIPLY YiTN THE ASSURANCES AND CERT(FIGTIONS INCLLDED IN T{IE PROCEDl1RE5 SECTION OF THE TCDP APPIICi\TiON GUIDE IF THE ASSISTANCE IS ALi11RDED 11 e Typed Name of Authorized Representative b Title c Telephone Number Net Armstrong Mayor 817/458-7930 d Signature of Authorized Representative i e Date Signed ,. Intl i Previous Editions Not Usable STANDARD FORM 424 (REV-4-88) 4. TCDP MOM EMPLOYMENT FORM THE INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE APPLICANT IN THIS FORM MUST INCLUDE ALL R1LL-TIME P£Rl1AMEYT EMPLOYEES OF THE APPLICANT'S JURISDICTION ONLY. OTHER THAN FULL-TIME PERMANENT EMPLOYEES (PART-TIME OR TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES) MUST NOT BE INCLUDED IN THIS FORM* 5. TCDP APPUCANT/RECIPIENT DISCLOSUREXPDATE REPORT PART I APPLICANT/RECIPIENT INFORMIATI011 ' indicate whether This Is An initial'Report Or An Update Report ❑ 1. Applicant/Recipient Name, Address, And Phone Number (Include Area Code) TCDP Application Identifier Or TCDP Contract NumberCity of Sanger P.O. Box 578 Sanger, Texas 76266 2. Project Assisted/To Be Assisted (Project/Activity Description And Its Location 3. Amount Requested/Received By City And County) S PART II OTHER GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE PROVIDED/REQUESTED No Other Government Assistance To Disclose 1. Department/State/Local Agency Name Address (City, State and Zip Code) City of Sanger P.O. Box 578 Sanger, Texas 76266 Program Type Of Assistance Amount Requested/Provided Applicant _ Contribution 2. Department/State/Local Agency Name Address (City, State and Zip Code) Program Type Of Assistance Amount Requested/Provided S 3. Department/State/Local Agency Name Address (City, State and Zip -Code) Program Type Of Assistarnce Amount Requested/Provided f 4. Department/State/Local Agency Name Address (City, State and Zip Code) Program Type Of Assistance Amount Requested/Provided PART I1I INTERESTED PARTIES There Are No Persona With A Reportable Financial Interest To Disclose a List All Persons With A Reportable Social Security Number Type Of Participation Financial Interest Financial Interest In The Project Or Employee ID Number In Project/Activity In Project/Activity Or Activity (Dollars And %) PART Iv REPORT ON EXPECTED SOURCES AND USES OF FUNDS Source Of Funds Texas Department of Housing & Community Affairs —Grant Texas Community Development Program P.O. Box 13941 Austin, TX 78711-3941 City of Sanger - Applicant Contribution P.O. Box 578 Sanger, Texas 76266 Use Of Funds CERTIFICATION: I certify that the information given on this fort is true and complete. Signature Date �GSA GOVERNMENTAL SERVICE AGENCY, INC. ., ) 0 tg J'tl L September 2, 1992 Jeff Vistein Texas Department of Commerce P. O. tSUX 13941 Austin, TX 78711-3941 Re: 1992 TCDP Application City of Sanger - 1992 Target Area Survey Dear Mr. Vistein; Please find attached a copy of the survey tabulation form and completed survey questionnaires for the 1992 TCDP grant application for the City of Sanger. The survey results include the following: Total number of households benefitting Number of households responding Response rate Total number of beneficiaries Number of low/mod beneficiaries Low/mod percentage Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call. Sincerely, GOVERNMENTAL SERVICE AGENCY, INC. Shelly Green Administrative Assistant cc: City of Sanger 75 62 82.6 % 213 185; 87 % Lyndon Plaza 10935 Estate Lane, Suite 475 Dallas, Texas ?5'1.38 (214) 553-7070 Fax (214) 553-7098 GOVERNMENTAL SERVICE AGENCY, INC. GSA- - ----- _ IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT The Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs has set September 24, 1992 as the deadline for submitting grant applications for the Texas Community Development Program and the planning grant program. The type of projects most likely to be funded in order of priority are: • First time water and sewer lines; • First time water and sewer service hookups; • Upgrading existing distribution/collection lines, storage, and treatment facilities; • Replacement of existing distribution/collection lines, storage, and treatment facilities; • Housing rehabilitation, clearance, and demolition activities; • Streets and drainage • Other public facility projects. In addition, anew grant program called the HOME Program has been created by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs which provides a total of $32.4 million for housing assistance for elderly and low and moderate income persons. The funds are available for (1) rehabilitation of owner -occupied housing, (2) construction and rehabilitation of rental housing, and (3) the reconstruction of homes not suitable for housing rehabilitation. Financial assistance may be made in the form of low interest loans, deferred loans which are payable at the time the property is sold, or forgivable loans which are forgiven over a predetermined period of t (e.g., 20% per year). The maximum amount of financial assistance which may be provided for moderate rehabilitation ranges up to $25,000 per unit. Applications will be accepted until September 30, 1992. The Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs is strongly encouraging applicants to link the HOME Program with their Community Development Program projects. Please let us know if you are interested in making an application for these HOME Program funds. To begin the application process, I have included a public notice for the first public hearing required for the submission of your 1992 application(s). Schedule the first public hewing as soon as possible. Please have the notice published in your local newspaper at least three days (72 hours) prior to the first public hearing. Also, post a copy of the notice on the city hall bulletin board. After the notice has been published, obtain the I* ablisher's affidavit and tear sheet and mail it to us for inclusion in your application. Also enclosed are the following: (1) Items to Discuss -This information should be covered at the public hearing in order to satisfy the citizen participation requirements set forth by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs. All the necessary information which must be presented to the public is covered on this sheet. (2) H ndo This is a detailed list describing eligible activities under the Texas Community Development Program, Planning Program and the HOME Program. The Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs requires that these eligible activities be made available to the general public. Please make additional copies for the hearing as necessary. (3) Public Hearing Register - Please make sure that everyone (including city officials) who attend the public hearing sign the register. Keep this register on file with the minutes of the public hearing. We will be in contact with you very soon to discuss this year's application with you. If you have any questions, please call David Lewis at (214) 553-7070. r 3 5 Lyndon Plaza 10935 Estate Lane, Suite 475 Dallas, Texas 75238 (214) 553-7070 Fax (214) 553-7098 1ST PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS 110 DISCUSS Facts About the Texas Community Development Program 1, Goals & Objectives — The goals and objectives of the Texas Community Development Program (TCDP) are, • To improve public facilities to meet basic human needs, principally for persons of low -to - moderate income, • To improve housing conditions, principally for persons of low -to -moderate income; • To expand economic opportunities that create or retain jobs, principally for persons of low -to - moderate income, and • To provide assistance and public facilities to eliminate conditions hazardous to the public heatith and of an emergency natuie. 2. Eli 'big le Applicants —Cities and counties. 3. Eligible Activities —The primary use of grant funds are to benefit low and moderate income persons. (For a complete listing of eligible activities, please see the attached handout.) Projects that address basic human needs such as water, sewer and housing generally will be scored higher than other types of projects. First time water and sewer projects will score higher than projects which upgrade service. Also, water and sewer projects that are in violation of state standards stand the best chance of funding (e.g. water lines that serve more connections than recommended by state standards, wastewater plants operating under Enforcement Orders, leaking sewer mains which have been tested for infiltration/inflow, etc.) 4, The total amount of funds available for Texas under the 1992 Texas Community Development Program is $56,401,041. The funding categories are, a. Community Development Fund $37,478,774 b. Texas Capital Fund (economic development) $10,216,312 c. Colonia Fund (not eligible to apply for) $51765,413 d. Planning/Capacity Building Fund $576,542 e. Disaster Relief/Urgent Need Fund $2,364,000 5. Maximum Grant — The maximum grant is $500,000. However, the Regional Review Committee may vote to decrease the maximum award for the region. Based on previous history, the amount has been set at $250,000. 6. The City of Petrolia has received the following Community Development Fund grants, Year Type of Imnrovements Grant Amount 1985 water system improvements $156,145 1986 water syslctm improvements $1000000 1987 water treatment plant $125,000 1988 water system improvements $109,000 7. Grant applications are due September 24, 1992. '�36 Facts About the HOME Program 1, The HOME Program provides funds for the preservation of affordable housing for low and very low income families. Housing assistance aimed at benefitting elderly persons (62+), large families (5 or more persons), and housing for persons with disabilities is looked at more favorably than housing assistance for non -elderly and small families (4 or less). 2. A total of $32.4 million is available for housing activities in Texas under the HOME Program. Of this amount, $11.2 million is targeted for rental housing projects. 3. Housing assistance will be made for (1) housing rehabilitation activities for occupied homes, homes, (2) rehabilitation of rental housing, and (3) the reconstruction of housing not suitable for rehabilitation. 4. Financial assistance may be provided to low income families in the form of either low interest loans, deferred loans which are payable at the time the property is sold, or forgivable loans which are forgiven over a determined period of time (e.g., 20% per year). The maximum amount of financial assistance which may be provided for moderate rehabilitation ranges up to an average of $25,000 per unit. The minimum amount is $1,000 per unit. 5. Each housing unit must be brought up to comply with the Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) Section 8 Housing Quality Standards and local building codes. 6. Eligible rehabilitation costs includes: • rehabilitation construction costs; • energy -related improvement costs; • abatement of lead -based paint; • improvements for handicapped persons; • professional services related to inspections and work write-ups; • financing costs such as loan points, credit and title costs, recording fees, • legal fees and appraisals; • project audit costs; and • temporary relocation costs. 7. The Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs is attempting to link the Texas Community Development Program with the HOME Program this year. Linkage can occur when the the Community Development grant funds are used in support of the HOME Program. If Community Development grant funds are used for housing, the linkage automatically occurs. If Community Development grant funds are used for public facility type projects (water, sewer, street paving, drainage, etc.) the public facility improvements must occur in the same target area or neighborhood where the HOME housi g activities. 8. Applications must be received no later'ithan August 31, 1992. Facts About the Planning/Capacity Building Program 1. Eligible Applicants —Cities and counties. 2. Eligible Activities: Mapping. Population, housing and land use studies. Water and wastewater system studies. Drainage studies. Electric and gas system (city -owned) studies. Street conditions and thoroughfare studies. Central business district studies. Park and recreation studies. Economic development studies. Development of zoning and subdivision, ordinances. Capital improvement programs. 3. The total amount of funds available for planning projects under the 1992 Texas Community Development Program is $576,542. 4. Maximum Grant —The maximum grant is $40,000. A matrix provided by the state is used to determine the fee for each planning activity. 5 . Match Required — A minimum cash match is required according to the population size of the city. 1 to 750 population 5% 751 - 1,500 population 10% 1,501 - 5,000 population 15% 5,001+ population 20% 6. The City has never received aPlanning/Capacity Building Program grant. 7. Grant applications are due September 24,1992. ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES The following are samples of eligible and ineligible activities Development Program, the HOME program, and the Planning/Capacity Building that operations and general maintenance, however, are ineligible activities. • t u u t1 ►� ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Installation of new lines and fire hydrants. Replacement of existing lines (only if deteriorated or obsolete). Installation of larger capacity lines. under the Texas Community Prog ram. The federal regulation states Construction of new intake stations. Drilling of new wells. Replacement of facilities beyond their expected life. Plant expansions or modifications due to increased water demand or change in water source quality. Replacement of major equipment (e.g., clarifiers). Construction of elevated or ground storage tanks. Acquisition of real property (including ROWS/easements). INELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Cleaning and general maintenance of lines. Maintenance/repair of existing ground and elevated storage tanks (including interior and exterior painting). Improvements made necessary because of poor maintenance or operational practices. Replacement of minor equipment (e.g., pumps). Repair of facilities. ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Installation of new lines. Replacement of existing lines (only if deteriorated or obsolete). Installation of larger capacity lines. Construction of new lift stations due to expanded capacity. Plant expansions or modifications due to changes in influent characteristics or capacity shortage. Construction of a new sewage treatment plant. Acquisition of real property (including ROWs/easements). IN ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Cleaning and general maintenance of lines. Rehabilitation of lift stations if n� expanded capacity is being added to collection or treatment systems. Replacement of equipment (e.g., blowers and pumps). Repairing facilities. Improvements made necessary because of poor maintenance or operational practices. . 1 ► t t : 19DIM ► 1 t ►ri 1 u1 1► :►1 t:► ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Rehabilitation of rental and owner -occupied dwelling units. Reconstruction of housing not suitable for rehabilation. Cost-effective energy improvements. Abatement of lead -based paint. Improvements for handicapped persons. Soft costs associated with rehabilitation activities (financing costs, appraisals, work write-ups, inspections, etc.) Demolition of dilapidated and abandoned structures (not allowed in HOME program). Clearance of lots (not allowed in HOME program). Code enforcement administrative costs (not allowed in HOME program). Temporary relocation costs. Page 1 "3,9 INELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Rehabilitation of non-residential property, Cosmetic repairs only (e.g., painting). Installation of luxury items, such as a swimming pool. Furnishings and personal property not an integral structural fixture (window air conditioners, washers or dryers). t ►� t ►� ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Construction of roadways at new locations, regardless of surface materials to be used. Construction of added width capacity in the form of additional lanes (not less than 10 feet of added width). Acquisition of additional rights -of -way for construction at new locations or for added width capacity. Projects that increase the structural strength of the roadway or improve service of the roadway. Generally, this refers to improvements in the surface material quality. (e.g., caliche to crushed rock, crushed rock to asphalt, etc.). Bridge/Culvert Replacement (where deteriorated or obsolete). Curb and gutter when done in conjunction with other eligible street activities (Note: curb and gutter, when eligible, will always be considered a street activity, and will for no reason be considered drainage). INELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Sealcoating and Overlays. Resurfacing to return to the original design and condition of the roadway. Extensions of installations of curb, gutter, and/or sidewalks (except in conjunction with an eligible paving activity liso Resurfacing, stabilizing, or widening roadway shoulders and side road approaches (except in conjunction with eligible drainage activities). DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Permanent drainage facilities (storm sewer lines, concrete structures, culverts, related ditch grading). (Note: curb and gutter, when eligible, will always be considered a street activity, and will for no reason be considered drainage). Acquisition of real property (including ROWs/easements). INELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Ditch cleaning and other operation/maintenance activities. 4 ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Installation of new lines. Replacement of existing lines (only if deteriorated or obsolete). Installation of larger capacity lines. Replacement of facilities beyond their expected life. Replacement of major equipment. Acquisition of real property (including ROWS/easements). INELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Cleaning and maintenance of lines. Improvements made necessary because of poor mantenance or operational practices. Replacement of minor equipment. ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Site acquisition. Site preparation. The purchase of site specific equipment (bulldozer compacter,ete.) that will remain at the landfill or transfer station site and is necessary to operate the landfill or transfer station. Fencing around the site. Enclosures for site specific equipment. LO PagC 2 INELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Purchases of other than site specific equipment or equipment not necessary to operate the landfill or transfer station. This includes the purchase of vehicles to transmit waste from a transfer station to a landfill site. Purchase of vehicles to collect waste for delivery to the landfill or transfer station site. Improvements made necessary because of poor maintenance or operational practices. Replacement of minor equipment. .: ► 1 1 t u t 1 tlu tl► `� ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: All such activities that provide handicapped access to the facility. Sheltered workshops for the handicapped. INELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Area -wide handicapped accessibility activities that do not provide full access, and benefit the applicant's entire I urisdiction, or are unrelated to providing such accessibility. P1Kt5 PltlllHl,IIVIV t'NLILilI1�7 ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Fire stations; fire trucks; fire equipment (limited to 15% of any funding request). INELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Equipment and furnishings not necessary for fire protection. Iuu ► ► It 1 t ► t ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Construction of new buildings)/facilities. Rehabilitation of existing buildings. xed equipment (limited to 15% of any funding request). Acquisition of real property. Fi (Nose: All such projects must meet low and moderate income requirements [area benefit for community and possibly senior centers; income eligible benefit for social services and possibly senior centers]). INELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Buildings (new construction or rehabilitation) that will primarily be used for the conducting of general local government functions (portions of buildings are therefore also ineligible). Construction or rehabilitation of buildings where 5 1 % low/moderate income benefit requirement cannot be documented Furnishings (furniture, chairs, tables, etc.) ELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Mapping. Population, housing and land use studies. Water and wastewater system studies. Drainage studies. Electric and gas system studies. Street and thoroughfare studies. Central business district studies. Park and recreation studies. Economic development studies. Development of zoning and subdivision �i INELIGIBLE ACTIVITIES: Administrative costs. Page 3 \� 1 C�'rrrrr ��- _��� - __ 7C _ �o:�A� �� 6 �. AN ` \. \-` ., -� A __ . _._. _....� .-,.......a �:. �� w �- �_ H1N33 ail -_- ==__--_- CITY OF SANGER P. O. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 MEMORANDUM TO: Members of the City Council FROM: Mayor Nel Armstrong DATE: September 18, 1992 SUBJECT: NCTCOG Policy Position This agenda item has been requested by myself. available at the meeting Monday evening. NA:es Material will be CITY OF SAINGER ROM, BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 70266 TO: Honorable Mayor &Members of the City Council FROM: John Hamilton, City Administrator DATE: September 18, 1992 The bid opening an this item is scheduled for 2:3t? p,, Monday afternoon, All bids will be submitted for consideration at the regular meeting time. CITY OF BANGER F.O. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 TO: Honorable Mayor 8t McXnbers of the City Council FROM: John Hamilton, City Administrator DATE: September 18, 1992 SUBJECT: Consider Bids - Skid Steer Loader ••� � r .:_ 111.11 The bid opening an this item is scheduled far 2 p.m, Monday afternaon. All bids will be submitted for your consideration at the regular meeting time. EquipmentFund Equipment Replacement (current balance $7732) and General Fund JH:es Honorable Mayor• d Members of ■ *John Hamilton,City Administrator DATE* 18, 1992 SUBJECTP Request For Use of Community Center Brownie Troop #312 • ► i . ► i ` . Council► • i 3rd Tuesdays of ! month calendar year, therefore, it has been placed on the agenda as an agenda item. Tuesday, lst ► Development4 ■ .. i(Sanger . f P.. LISess JH:es dntwo on #. SAAG ■ r ■OX • wOm NGER, TEXAS 6!M �► - , rLam Honorable Mayor &Members of the City Council Jahn Hamilton, City Administrator September 18, 1992 City Administrator's Report 2}, Hunter Engineerin did the final inspections Wednesday, 9/ 16/92, on the Ward/Willowood Sewer Line, Cowling Road Sewer Line, and Acker, Pecan, Elm Street Improvements. The Ward/Willowood Line is in operation and flowing, the Cowling Road Line will be available for sewer taps by Friday, 9/ 18/92. 3}. Enviroquest, a division of Hunter Associates, should be removing the gasoline storage tank at the Cherry Street yard the week of 9/21-25/92, The gasoline supply at Snap Shop is up and running with no reported major problems. 4}. Hunter Associates filed the City's Wastewater Discharge Permit Renewal Application on 9/ 11/92. TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF LICENSING AND REGULATION Policies and Standards Division ELIMINATION OFARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS P.O. Box 12157 Austin, Texas 78711 (512)463-3211 FAX (512)475=2886 September 4, 1992 Mr. John Hamilton City Manager City of Sanger P. n, Box 578 Sanger, Texas 76266 THE CITY OF SANGER � S EP 1 2 1992 )l c, C] f•_ y RE: Switzer Park Swimming Pool Facility - EAB Project #22845 Dear Mr. Hamilton: This is in response to your transmittal dated July 27, 1992 concerning the construction documents of the referenced project with respect to accessibility to the handicapped under the pro- visions of Article 9102, Texas Civil Statutes, The Plans and Specifications Review Worksheets dated May 6, 1992 have been updated to include the revisions reflected in your transmittal; however, there are some ,items which have not been adequately covered, The construction documents cannot be approved until all outstanding items are resolved, Please respond to the following items, not addressed in your transmit- tal: Ground and Floor Surfaces -- Please verify that slopes of pool decks and toilet room floors do not exceed 2�. Telephones (Public) -- If public phone is provided, it must comply with Section (w). Please confirm. If you have questions or need assistance in assuring compliance with state law, please call us at (512) 463-3211. Sincerely, W , �- �' George W. Ferrie, Accessibility Specialist Elimination of Architectural Barriers GWF:bn cc: Russell Downey, Texas Parlcs and Wildlife Department Austin Headquarters: E.O. Thompson State OI/ice Building • 920 Colorado •Austin, Texas 78701 1800 MALONE, DENTON, TEXAS 76201 -1 746 John Hamilton, City Manager City of Sanger 2uu no StreetStreet Sanger, Texas 76266 Dear John, September 9, 1992 817/382-2224 THE CITY OF BANGER D 5 E P 1 0 1992 F C E� U E SANGER, TEXAS We are announcing a change that is now possible with our food service through the senior centers. Beginning on October 1, we will begin serving "home -style" meals from Valley Services in place of the frozen meals that we have been using for a few years at most centers, and in place of the meals that we have been cooking at the Pilot Point Senior Center. The catered meals from Valley Services, cooked and delivered each day, will be used in all seven of the senior centers and for home -delivered meals. The new service was arranged for usby the Area Agency on Aging (AAA) of the North Central Texas Council of Governments. It is the agency through which we receive funds for the meals. The AAA has been eager to get a new system. In order to make the change possible, a consortium of agencies such as SPAN in several counties was created. Altogether, the members of the consortium serve a large enough number of meals that a competitive price could be offered to all of us. We hope that the new arrangement will make it possible for us to serve more older people in each community. 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An:d:)u l a.r,c:c trrc: rnc�l.her, Gd t; hrccrtglrt, tc7 t:i-1r} J,oc jij1 o3`t lay Sqt , M.tyq ��.rrcl. they r'ef11�wcd t hC c ,tic,c r� to 1)ca,7pl rUl.. , i, r, Yr 1. t :3 7 , of f; J. (,° e y ( r" i� r(I-e t u VA Y O GO t t" c I.O �, r3. I :ion a n w o l �' C-, t h- c' ).C,C;3_c1(?ui . A copy olf� a.ccidc,t:ri-; r'opo'rt ist't.4acl-i(;d, TEXAS PEACE OFFICER'S ACCIDENT REPORT ST•J (Eh. T /1/90) ' mni� i v: i�an uoynunnn m ruunc �naY, v�.vave., ,....,•.., ..,.� .�-. , ......,, .......-.,.,.. PLACE WHERE ACCIDENT OCCURRED LOC, N0, `COUNTY Denton CITY OR TOWN San er , ACCIDENT WAS OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS, ❑ ❑ ❑ SHOW ONLY IF INSIDE CITY LIMITS ❑ DO NOT WHITE IN THIS 8PACE ,r INDICATE DISTANCE FROM NEAREST TOWN MILES NORTH S E OF W CITY OR TOwN �'' {. DPB No. ROAD ON WHICH 5th Street CONSTR. ❑ YES SPEED ZONE �I NO LIMIT 30 LOC. ACCIDENT OCCURRED E1flEETOfl ROAD NAME ROUTE NUMB fl CONSTfl. ❑ YES SPEED INTERSECTING STREET Marshall StrO!?t ZONE ®HO LIMIT 30 COOE,�SEYERITY OR RR X'ING NUMBER -bLOCR NUMBER STREET OH RUAU neMt nuu,c numocn un �,ncc� uvuc NOT AT INTERSECTION ❑ FT, ❑ ❑ ❑ ❑ OF TYPE ❑ MI, N 5 i E W SNOW MILEPOST Ofl NEAREST INTEflSECTINO NUMBERED HIOIIWAY. � IF NONE, SHOW NEAREST INTERSECTING 8TflEET OR REFERENCE POINT. fAT.flEC. DR. REC. DATE OF 9-15 92 DAY OF Tuesda y n,, �, 4 00 ❑ A M UflEMIDNIGHTo30 STATE P.M. ACCIDENT 19 WEEK HOUR_ �_�i - - .., UNIT ,MOTOR VEHICLE YEN. (DENT. No. � � • ZG113:t.,69H5f �1.11971 NUMBER - —»-- YEAR 1985 COLOR Wl'llte Chevrolet MODEL Impala NAME STYLE 4 door pij,A E�cempt Texas 463- MODEL S MAKE YEAR STATE NUMBER DRIVER'S Erwin, Benny Clifton Rt.2 Box 63 Sanger, Texas PHONE - -�' NUMBER 458-3300 NAME UST FIRST MIDDLE ADDRESS CITY STATE DRIVER'S Texas � C D,O,B. RACE W SEX M OCCUPATION POl1Ce Offi LICENSE 8TATE NUMBER CLASS/TYPE MONTN•DAY•YEAfl LESSEE r� Sanger P.O. BOX 5%8 Sanger, TeX3S PEACE OFFICER OR FIRE FIGHTER ON EMEROENCYt City Of ___ ❑ NO ❑YE5 IF YES, DESCRIBE IN NARRATIVE OWNER r� NAME (ALWAYS BNOW LESBEE IF LEASED, OTHEflW18E SNOW OWNER) R SS CRY STATE LIABILRY � YES Intergovernmental Pool 4135 VEHICLE DAMAGE RATING - _TN1L INSURANCE ❑ NO INSURANCE COMPANY NAME POLICY NUMBER UNIT N0. 2 •MOTOR VEHICLE ❑ TRAIN ❑ PEDALQYCLIST87 PEOESTflU1N O VEH. (DENT. TOWED ❑ OTHER ❑ NUMBER `R COLOR MODEL BODY LICENSE DEL &MAKE NAME STYLE PLATE YEAR STATE NUMBEA DRIVER'S Page, AUStln 602 BOliyer Sanger, TeXaS PHONE NUMBER - NAME UST FIRST MIDBLE ADDRESS CITY STATE �,;, DRIVER'S D.0,8. ��+-RACE W $E�" M OCCUPATION Student LICENSE STATE NUMBER Cuss/TYPE MONTN•oAvrEAn . PEACE OFFICER OR FIRE FIGHTER ON EMEROENCY7 LESSEE ❑ ❑ NO ❑YES IF YE5, DESCRIBE IN NARRATIVE OWNER ❑ NAME (ALWAYS SHOW LESBEE IF LEASED, OTHERWISE SHOW OWNED) ADDRESS ITY STATE � •'� , LIABILITY ❑YE5 VEHICLE DAMAGE RATING INSURANCE ❑ NO INSURANCE COMPANY NAME POLICY NUMBER DAMAGE TO PROPERTY OTNEfl THAN VEHICLES i i OBJECT NAME AND ADDRESS OF OWNER FEET FflOpl CURB DAMAGE ESTIMATE OBJECT NAME AND ADDRESS OF OWNER FEET FflOM CURB = DAMAGE ESTIMATE DESCRIBE ROAD CONDITIONS (INVESTIGATOR'S OPINION) LIGHT WEATHER SURFACE TYPE ROAD CONDITION a � CONDITION � SURFACE Q 1•BLACKTOP i•OAYLIGHT 1•CLEAfl/CLOUDY 6•SMOKE bDRY 2•CONCflETE 2•DAWN 2•flAINING 7•SLEETINO 2•WET �3-OflAYEI 3-DARK•NOT LIGHTED 3•SNOWING B•HIGH WINDS 3•MUDDY •SHELL 4-DARK•LIGNTED 4•FOG 9.OTHEfl 4•SNOWY/ICY 5•DIflT 6.OUSK 5-SLOWING DUST 6.OTHER • 6.OTHEA IN YOUR OPINION, DID THIS ACCIDENT RESULT IN AT LEAST 5500.00 DAMA�iE TO ANY ONE PERSON'S PROPERTY? OYES �1 NO CHARGES FILED CITATION � � �J NAME None CHARGE NUMBER TV CITATION NAME CHARGE NUMBER E NOTIFIED TIME ARRIVED AT T 5_92_ __ !} � 22 PM ACCIDENT 9-15-92 4 : 11 P M HOW DentOIl S.C. SCENE OF ACCIDENT -DATE HOUR DATE NOUfl TYPED OR PRINTED NAME OF INVESTIOAT David R.%Cramer DATE REPORT MADE 9-15-92 IS REPORT COMPLETE ❑YES ❑ Np CIRIJATI111G OF 111VCST�6ATI1B //X./YL...1.�� --•�/"/.—_ ID N0. 3736 DEPARTMENT DPS��.�P DIST,/AREA 1A6 roam No. 2 S 1 8 0 7 8 9 10 11 12 CODE FOR INJURY SEVERITY (Us$ only the most serious IN In each $Paco for Injury.) CODE FOR TYPE SPECIMEN TAKEN CODE FOR TYPE AESIRAINI USED K•Kllled FOR ALCOHOL/DRUG ANALYSIS A•Sost Oak S Shoulder Strap A•InupecKatlng Injury Seven Inwry which prorenls conUnuedon et normalactivHle$. Include broken or dl$lorled limbs, In• A-8mdh i4a1 8eK S No ikauldar Stay temal Injuries,atroMr chat, Mc. 8.8leod C•Chlw Restraint LNonlnupesReBng Injury as Evident Inwry such as bruises,nalen$, minty lacendont which de root InupacRale. limping.Wilmamomentary C•Olhil 0•Ah log Depleyed log C•Nnlble Injury • injury who Is clalmod, rsporled or Indicated by bohsvlor, bud whhoul Ailble wounds. Include$ N•None E•Air Strip Only unconsciousness or complaint It pain. R•Rono N•Not Inured _ NO, 1 VEHICLE Released to driver at scene REMOVED TO RP-1 William ,InGE my COMPLETE ALL DATA ON ALL OCCUPANTS' NAMES, POSITIONS, RESTRAINTS USED, ETC.; HOWEVER, IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO SHOW ADDRESSES TYPE TYPE INJURY OCCUPANT'S UNLESS KILLED OR INJURED, SPECIMEN RESULT RESTRAINT AGE SEX CODE POSITION NAME (LAST NAME FIRST) ADDRESS TAKEN USED N -- A 43 M N DRIVER FR iN FnM Wannoner, PhillipCraigP.O. Box 784 Sanger, Texas N -- A - M N wp to Wen Unk UNIT NO, 2 e, VEHICLE as i motor vshk161) REMOVED TO DAMAGE By RATING COMPLETE All DATA ON ALL OCCUPANTS' NAMES, POSITIONS, RESTRAINTS USED, ETC,; HOWEVER, IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO SHOW ADDRESSESTYPE INJURY OCCUPANT'S UNLESS KILLED OR INJURED, SPECIMEN RESULT RESTRAINT AQE SEX CODE morrontr ' "�" ""' . .nn.r.. NAME (UST NAME MRST)nuuncau TAKEN USED DRIVER See Front L, ETC. CASUALTY NAME (UST NAME FIRST) � CASUALTY ADDRESS Austin James - 1602 Bolivar !ISITION OF KILLED AND INJURED ITEM�NUMBERS TAKEN TO DY 13 ITreated at scene Sanger EMS G INVESTIpATOR'S NAfIRATIVE 0%NIGH OF WHAT HAPPENED (ATTACH ADDITIONAL SHEETS IF NECESSARY) DIAGRAM #1 traveling„south on 5th Street. #2 traveling„east , NORTH INDICATE NO on Marshall. Street. #2 ran stop signo at in front of,#14at 4 and collided„with„the right door of 91. FACTORS AND CONDITIONS LISTED ARE THE INVESTIGATOR'S OPINION OTHER FACTORS/CONDITIONS FACTORS/CONDITIONS CONTRIBUTING MAY Ofl MAY NOT HAVE CONTRIBUTED X UNIT 1 ; ""'•' � 9 uNlr 2 1 2 1. Animal on Road • Domestic 2, Animal on Bad • Wild 3. Backed Without Sdety 1. Changed Una WMn Unute 6. DHectivs or No Headlamps 6. Detoctive or No Slop Lampe 7. Detective or No Tall Lamp$ 8. Detective or No Turn Signal Limps 9. Detective or No Taller Brakes 10, Detective or No Vehicle Broke$ 11, Detective Stooling M$chanlam 12. Detective or Slick Tires 13. Detective Tralter linen 14. Disabled In Tr$Bns ic Le 15. Disregarded Stop and Go Signal 16. Disregarded Slop Sign or Light 17, Disregarded Turn Milk$ At Intersection 18. Olarsgsrdod Warning Sign al Construction UNIT 1 1 -- 2 -- UNIT 2 1 Palo 2 -- 19. Dlgnctlon In Vehicle20. OdvorinaHondon 21, Drove Without HudIIVMe 22. tilted to Control Spud 23. filled to Drive In Single Loris21, filled to Give Hill of Roadway 25. filled to Heed Warning Sign 26. Failed to Pass to Loh Solely 27. Failed to Pea to Right Sa1aiY 28. Filled to Signal or Gave Wrong Signal 29. Filled to Stop It Proper Piece 30• Filled to Slop for School But 31. Filled to Slop lot Train32. Filled to Yield ROW • Emergency Vehicle 33. Filled to Yield ROW • Open Intersection 34. filled to Yield ROW • Private Drive 35. Folbd to Yield ROW • Slop Sign 36. hllsd to Yield ROW • To Pedodrlan TYPE SPECIMEN RESULT TAKEN AQE I SEX I µJURY CQDE IF AMBUUNCE USED, SHOW :O1 14:05 13 WAY $► iYYO WAY � DIVIDED --�► laxx Y CONTROL 1.OFFICEfl Ofl TRAFFIC 0-NO CONTROL OR INOPEflAT1VE 5-TURN MARKS 10•ND PASSING ZONE fUGMAN 8-WARNING SIGN 11.OTHEfl CONTROL 10 2-STOP AND GO SIGNAL 1•flR DATES Ofl SIGNALS 3•STOP SIGN 84YIELD SIGN 1•FUSHING RED LIGHT 94CENTER STRIPE OR DIVIDER Light, Zone 39. 37. F$Ibd to Yield ROW - Turning Loh 38. Faed to YieldYieldHOW •Turn on fled FdUd to YUId RDW • Ylald Slgn 10. Fatlgued or Atleop U. Fauhy Evolve Action 12. Fire In Vehicle 13. Flooing or Evading Police 11. Followed too Closely 45. Had Ban Drinking 16. Handicapped Driver (Exptein In Narullvol I7. ILL (Explain In Hortative) 48. Impaired Visibility (Explain In Nornlive) 19. Improper Stan From Parked Position 5n. Lad Not Second 51. Opened Door Into Traffic Lana 62. Overaias Vshkle or Load 53. Overtake and Pile intulliclenl Clearance 54. Porked and Faced to Sat Dishes 55. Parked In TrafficUne 66, Parked Without 51. Failed In No Passing 58. polled on fllyAl ShauWar 59. Pedulrian Failed to Ybid AOW to Vehicle 60. Spading • Unuto (Under lao 61. Spseding • Over Limit 62. Taking Medicelion (Explain In Norrsllvo) 63. Turned Improperly • Cut Corner on Lon 61. Tumad Improperly • Wide flight 65. Turnod Improperly • Wrong UN 66. Turnod When Unsal$ 67. Under Inhusnce • Alcohol 68. Undo( Influence • Drug b9. Wrong Side • Approach or In Inlmecllon 10. Wrong Side - Not Passing P r, 71. Wrong Way • One Way Bold 12. Olhor Factor (Write In on Lino Below) 1. Animal on Road • Domestic 2, Animal on Bad • Wild 3. Backed Without Sdety 1. Changed Una WMn Unute 6. DHectivs or No Headlamps 6. Detoctive or No Slop Lampe 7. Detective or No Tall Lamp$ 8. Detective or No Turn Signal Limps 9. Detective or No Taller Brakes 10, Detective or No Vehicle Broke$ 11, Detective Stooling M$chanlam 12. Detective or Slick Tires 13. Detective Tralter linen 14. Disabled In Tr$Bns ic Le 15. Disregarded Stop and Go Signal 16. Disregarded Slop Sign or Light 17, Disregarded Turn Milk$ At Intersection 18. Olarsgsrdod Warning Sign al Construction UNIT 1 1 -- 2 -- UNIT 2 1 Palo 2 -- 19. Dlgnctlon In Vehicle20. OdvorinaHondon 21, Drove Without HudIIVMe 22. tilted to Control Spud 23. filled to Drive In Single Loris21, filled to Give Hill of Roadway 25. filled to Heed Warning Sign 26. Failed to Pass to Loh Solely 27. Failed to Pea to Right Sa1aiY 28. Filled to Signal or Gave Wrong Signal 29. Filled to Stop It Proper Piece 30• Filled to Slop for School But 31. Filled to Slop lot Train32. Filled to Yield ROW • Emergency Vehicle 33. Filled to Yield ROW • Open Intersection 34. filled to Yield ROW • Private Drive 35. Folbd to Yield ROW • Slop Sign 36. hllsd to Yield ROW • To Pedodrlan TYPE SPECIMEN RESULT TAKEN AQE I SEX I µJURY CQDE IF AMBUUNCE USED, SHOW :O1 14:05 13 WAY $► iYYO WAY � DIVIDED --�► laxx Y CONTROL 1.OFFICEfl Ofl TRAFFIC 0-NO CONTROL OR INOPEflAT1VE 5-TURN MARKS 10•ND PASSING ZONE fUGMAN 8-WARNING SIGN 11.OTHEfl CONTROL 10 2-STOP AND GO SIGNAL 1•flR DATES Ofl SIGNALS 3•STOP SIGN 84YIELD SIGN 1•FUSHING RED LIGHT 94CENTER STRIPE OR DIVIDER Light, Zone 39. 37. F$Ibd to Yield ROW - Turning Loh 38. Faed to YieldYieldHOW •Turn on fled FdUd to YUId RDW • Ylald Slgn 10. Fatlgued or Atleop U. Fauhy Evolve Action 12. Fire In Vehicle 13. Flooing or Evading Police 11. Followed too Closely 45. Had Ban Drinking 16. Handicapped Driver (Exptein In Narullvol I7. ILL (Explain In Hortative) 48. Impaired Visibility (Explain In Nornlive) 19. Improper Stan From Parked Position 5n. Lad Not Second 51. Opened Door Into Traffic Lana 62. Overaias Vshkle or Load 53. Overtake and Pile intulliclenl Clearance 54. Porked and Faced to Sat Dishes 55. Parked In TrafficUne 66, Parked Without 51. Failed In No Passing 58. polled on fllyAl ShauWar 59. Pedulrian Failed to Ybid AOW to Vehicle 60. Spading • Unuto (Under lao 61. Spseding • Over Limit 62. Taking Medicelion (Explain In Norrsllvo) 63. Turned Improperly • Cut Corner on Lon 61. Tumad Improperly • Wide flight 65. Turnod Improperly • Wrong UN 66. Turnod When Unsal$ 67. Under Inhusnce • Alcohol 68. Undo( Influence • Drug b9. Wrong Side • Approach or In Inlmecllon 10. Wrong Side - Not Passing P r, 71. Wrong Way • One Way Bold 12. Olhor Factor (Write In on Lino Below) 19. Dlgnctlon In Vehicle20. OdvorinaHondon 21, Drove Without HudIIVMe 22. tilted to Control Spud 23. filled to Drive In Single Loris21, filled to Give Hill of Roadway 25. filled to Heed Warning Sign 26. Failed to Pass to Loh Solely 27. Failed to Pea to Right Sa1aiY 28. Filled to Signal or Gave Wrong Signal 29. Filled to Stop It Proper Piece 30• Filled to Slop for School But 31. Filled to Slop lot Train32. Filled to Yield ROW • Emergency Vehicle 33. Filled to Yield ROW • Open Intersection 34. filled to Yield ROW • Private Drive 35. Folbd to Yield ROW • Slop Sign 36. hllsd to Yield ROW • To Pedodrlan TYPE SPECIMEN RESULT TAKEN AQE I SEX I µJURY CQDE IF AMBUUNCE USED, SHOW :O1 14:05 13 WAY $► iYYO WAY � DIVIDED --�► laxx Y CONTROL 1.OFFICEfl Ofl TRAFFIC 0-NO CONTROL OR INOPEflAT1VE 5-TURN MARKS 10•ND PASSING ZONE fUGMAN 8-WARNING SIGN 11.OTHEfl CONTROL 10 2-STOP AND GO SIGNAL 1•flR DATES Ofl SIGNALS 3•STOP SIGN 84YIELD SIGN 1•FUSHING RED LIGHT 94CENTER STRIPE OR DIVIDER Light, Zone 39. 37. F$Ibd to Yield ROW - Turning Loh 38. Faed to YieldYieldHOW •Turn on fled FdUd to YUId RDW • Ylald Slgn 10. Fatlgued or Atleop U. Fauhy Evolve Action 12. Fire In Vehicle 13. Flooing or Evading Police 11. Followed too Closely 45. Had Ban Drinking 16. Handicapped Driver (Exptein In Narullvol I7. ILL (Explain In Hortative) 48. Impaired Visibility (Explain In Nornlive) 19. Improper Stan From Parked Position 5n. Lad Not Second 51. Opened Door Into Traffic Lana 62. Overaias Vshkle or Load 53. Overtake and Pile intulliclenl Clearance 54. Porked and Faced to Sat Dishes 55. Parked In TrafficUne 66, Parked Without 51. Failed In No Passing 58. polled on fllyAl ShauWar 59. Pedulrian Failed to Ybid AOW to Vehicle 60. Spading • Unuto (Under lao 61. Spseding • Over Limit 62. Taking Medicelion (Explain In Norrsllvo) 63. Turned Improperly • Cut Corner on Lon 61. Tumad Improperly • Wide flight 65. Turnod Improperly • Wrong UN 66. Turnod When Unsal$ 67. Under Inhusnce • Alcohol 68. Undo( Influence • Drug b9. Wrong Side • Approach or In Inlmecllon 10. Wrong Side - Not Passing P r, 71. Wrong Way • One Way Bold 12. 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KUBOTA Address: 14 21 N . Loop 2 8 8 Denton, Texas 76201 $6,689.00 60 Days -------------------- $12,100.00 ---------------------------------------------------------- 3. Narne: Case International $9,105.00 Model 1825 Address: Box 112 5 Hwy 8 2 Sherman, Texas 75090 30 Days 4, Narne: Case International $6,807.00 Model 1818 Address: 1417 Hwy . 8 2 W . Gainesville, Texas 76240 ---------------------------------------------------------- 5. Name: Address: ----------------------------- 0. Name: Address: ----------------------------------- LEGAL NOTICE The City of Sanger will accept sealed bids on one Skid Steer Loader until 2 p.m., 1Vlonday, September 21, 1992, at which time all bids will be publicly opened and read in the City Hall Conference 12oom, 201 Bolivar Street. Sanger, Texas 76266. Bid specifications can be secured from the City Secretary during normal business hours. The City of Sanger reserves th right to reject any and all bids and in any case award the bid in the best interest of the City. 22osalie Garcia City Secretary i 17.UN: 9/3/92 & 9/ 10J92 � a '� l� r Skid Steer Loader Specifications The City of Sanger will accept sealed bids on gne_..new slid steer loader until 2 p.m., Monday, September 21, 1992. Please note any exceptions to the minimum specifications. �� . Minimum operating capacity 600 pounds � �� u� ��/" , Tipping capacity 1217 pounds Minimum hydraulic capacity 6.8 GPM Length with bucket 97.0" Width with bucket 35.9" Height ? 1.5" I-Teight to bucket pin, 90" minimum Gasoline engine minimum, H.P., 18.5, two cylinder Minimum Fuel Tank, 5 gallons The bid unit shall be hydraulically controlled with four wheel drive and rubber, off -road tires. The unit shall be equipped with safety restraint devices adequate to protect the operator including full rollover protection and debris protection on the sides and rear of cab. All bids shall be returned to the office of the City Secretary, P.O. Box 578, 201 Bolivar Street, Sanger, Texas 76266, in a sealed envelope marked "Skid Steer Loader Bid" prior to 2 p.m., Monday, September 21, 1992. � -NSW llni��� G T�.S"D .� ���. s �.��..� 0 t� Total Bid FOS Sanger $Al) ZL * Days to Delii Printed oz� Typed Name Jeri Company Address City Telephone Number LEGAL NOTICE The City of Sanger will accept sealed bids an ane Skid Steer Loader until 2 p.m., Monday, September 21, 1992, at which time all bids will be publicly opened and read in the City Hall Conference Roam, 201 Bolivar Street, Sanger, Texas ?6266. Bid specifications can be secured from the City Secretary during normal business hours. The City of Sanger reserves the right to reject any and all bids and in any case award the bid in the best interest of the City. vir Rosalie Garcia City Secretary RUN: 9/3/92 & 9/ 10JJ� " `�, z3 s©�r' Skid Steer Loader Specifications The City of Sanger will accept scaled bids on an.e��w skid steer loader until 2 p.m., Monday, September 21, 1992. Please note any exceptions to the minimum specifications. ��Z ����..� %� Z. � ,•�„ l 7� � (� , cP�,o GJZ, I �S ,o Minimum operating capacity 800 pounds Tipping capacity 1217 pounds Minimum hydraulic capacity 6.8 GPM Length with bucket 9 7.U°° Width with bucket 35.9" Height 71.5" 1-leight to bucket pin, 90" minimum Gasoline engine minimum, H.P., 18.5, two cylinder Minimum Fuel Tank. 5 gallons The bid unit shall be hydraulically controlled with four wheel drive and rubber, off -road tires. The unit shall be equipped with safety restraint devices adequate to protect the operator including full rollover protection and debris protection on the sides and rear of cab. All bids shall be returned to the office of the City Secretary, P.O. Box 578, 201 Bolivar Street, Sanger, Texas 76266, in a sealed envelope marked "Skid Steer Loader $id" prior to 2 p.m., Monday, September 21, 1992. ;' Total Bid 1rC7B Sanger $ � � � .l �a �� Days to Delivery 2 �> >>4�Yr q,�=�'n .0 c� Tr n-� c .r r n ti Printed or Typed Name r� rt��c� 2 (Ce..�. Company / 4�u � � G..v-o 0 Address 1��,�c1 "�,t.1 �'� __ _ __ - City Telephone Number LEGAL NOTICE The City of Sanger will accept sealed bids on one Skid Steer Loader until 2 p.m., Monday, September 21, 199Z at which time all bids will be publicly opened and read in the City Hall Conference Room, 201 Bolivar Street, Sanger, Texas 76266. Bid specifications can be secured from the City Secretary during normal business hours. The City of Sanger reserves the right to reject any and all bids and in any case award the bid in the best interest of the City. Rosalie Garcia City Secretary RUN: 9/3/92 &...9� �bJ�►2 " Skid Stecr Loadcr Specifications The City of Sanger will accept sealed bids on ane�cw skid stcer loader until 2 p.m, Monday, September 21, 1992. Please note any exceptions to the minimum specifications. �v d n � �� � � � -� Minimum operating capacity 600 pounds Tipping capacity 1217 pounds Minimum hydraulic capacity 6.$ GPM LCI]gtil with bjicket 97.v-"- Width with bucket 35.9" Height 71.5" Height to bucket pin, 90" minimum �.� ,�" 1-�i' Gasoline engine minimum, H.P., 16.5, two cylinder 5 �a � Minimum Fuel Tank, 5 gallons The bid unit shall be hydraulically controlled with four wheel drive and rubber, off -road tires. The unit shall be equipped with safety restraint devices adequate to protect the operator including full rollover protection and debris protection on the sides and rear of cab. All bids shall be returned to the office of the City Secretary, P.O. Box 578, 201 Bolivar Street, Sanger, Texas 76266, in a sealed envelope marked "Skid Steer Loader Bid" prior to 2 p.m., Monday, September 21, 1992. c�s�� �ga.� ;, n�C"' Total Bid �'OB Sanger $ � �f�s Days to Delivery CJ � �h % ,� 3�_ Autriorized Signature �y «� �lc�•M �° �� Printed or Typed Name n � ,, Company ' City ���`��� �3/� - - Telephone Number LEGAL NOTICE The City of Sanger will accept sealed bids on one Skid Steer Loader until 2 p.m., Monday, September 21, 199Z at which time all bids will be publicly opened and read in the City Hall Conference Room, 201 Bolivar Street, Sanger, Texas 76266. Bid specifications can be secured from the City Secretary during normal business hours. The City of Sanger reserves the right to reject any and all bids and in any case award the bid in the best interest of the City Rosalie Garcia City Secretary Skid Steer Loader Specifications The City of Sanger will accept scaled bids on one_nex skid steer loader until 2 p.m., Monday, September 21, 1992. Please note any exceptions to the minimum specifications. Minimum operating capacity H00 pounds Tipping capacity 1217 pounds Minimum hydraulic capacity 6.8 GPM Length with bucket 97.0" Width with bucket 35.9" Height ? 1.5" Height to bucket pin, 90" minimum Gasoline engine minimum, H.P., 1H.5, two cylinder Minimum Fuel Tank 5 gallons The bid unit shall be hydraulically controlled with four wheel drive and rubber, off -road tires. The unit shall be equipped with safety restraint devices adequate to protect the operator including full rollover protection and debris protection on the sides and rear of cab. All bids shall be returned to the office of the City Secretary, P.O. Box 578, 201 Bolivar Street, Sanger, Texas 762660 in a scaled envelope marked "Skid Steer Loader Bid" prior to 2 p.m., Monday, September 21, 1991 ,,� �� Total Bid FOB Sanger $ �c�D'7°�' Days to Delivery (,� � ��,��,� ,�� ��� ���_� Authorized Signature Printed or Typed Name Address city._. �1 �1- C�(�.�- �-(31 � Telephone Number i . �� BID PROPOSALS BID OPENING: Automated Meter Reading System DATE: September 21, 19 9 2 TIME: 2:30 p.m. �QM�� �yt.�pID FOR PROJF�T 1. Name: Digital Logic Address: p• o. Box s s 1 Bedford, TX 76021 $12,500 No Annual Service Charge --------------------------------------------------- 2, Name: Datamatic, Inc. $14,550 Address: 2121 N. Glenville 30 Days Richardson, TX 75082 ------------------------------------------------------ 3. Name: Incode $10,500 $1,185.$5 Annual Service Address: 510 2 2 9 th Dr . STE B Charge Lubbock, TX 79407 30-60 Days 4, Name: Address: 5. Name: Address: G. Name: Address: Atlas tTtility Supply Co. 2301 Carson Street Ft. Worth, TX 76117 ---------------- $17,274 15 Days SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT AUGUST 16 - SEPTEMBER 15., 1992 MONTHLY ANALYSIS INCIDENT THIS LAST % CATAGORY MONTH MONTH CHANGE HOMICIDE/SUICIDE 0 1 DN-100.0% AGGRAVATED ASSAULT 0 2 DN-100,.0% ASSAULT 2 3 DN -33.3% AGGRAVATED SEXUAL ASSAULT 0 0 NC N/A SEXUAL ASSAULT / INDECENCY 0 0 NC N/A ROBBERY 0 0 NC N/A BURGLARY/ BUSINESS 3 5 DN 40.00/. BURGLARY/ HABITATION 6 4 UP 5090% BURGLARY/ VEHICLE 1 4 DN -75.0% THEFT $0 - $20 0 5 DN-100.0% THEFT $20 - $200 2 1 UPt 100.0% THEFT $200 - $750 0 2 DN-100.0% THEFT OVER $750 0 3 DN-100.0% MOTOR VEHICLES STOLEN 0 0 NC N/A CRIMINAL MISCHIEF $0 - $20 4 2 UP 100.0% CRIMINAL MISCHIEF $20 - $200 2 3 DN -33.3% CRIMINAL MISCHIEF $200 - $750 0 4 DN-100.0% CRIMINAL MISCHIEF OVER $750 0 1 DN•-100.0%. HAZARDOUS CITATIONS ISSUED 53 26 UP 103.8% NON -HAZARDOUS CITATIONS 41 23 UP 78.3% WARNING CITATIONS ISSUED 28 23 UP 21.7% MUNICIPAL WARRANTS SERVED 12 18 DN -33.3% OTHER WARRANTS SERVED 14 23 DN -39.1% I14JURY ACCIDENTS WORKED 2 4 DN -50.0% NON -INJURY ACCIDENTS 5 4 UP 25.0% HIT & RUN ACCIDENTS 0 0 NC N/A DWI ARRESTS 3 1 UP 200.0% PUBLIC INTOXICATION ARRESTS 8 5 UP 60.0% MINOR IN POSSESSION ARRESTS 1 0 UP' N/A TOTAL ADULT MALE ARRESTS 36 34 UP 5.9% TOTAL ADULT FEMALE ARRESTS 2 4 DN -50.0% MALE JUVENILES DETAINED 2 1 UP 10000% FEMALE JUVENILES DETAINED 2 0 UP N/A GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS: 1 (BURG/HAB) YEARLY ANALYSIS LAST YR THIS YR PERCENT TO:DATE' TO DATE N/A 2 N/A N/A 6 N/A N/A 21 N/A N/A 5 N/A N/A 4 N/A N/A 0 N/A N/A 24 N/A N/A 24 N/A N/A 11 N/A N/A 19 N/A N/A 22 N/A N/A 19 N/A N/A 7 N/A N/A 2 N/A N/A 9 N/A N/A 17 N/A N/A 11 N/A N/A 4 N/A N/A 235 N/A N/A 161 N/A N/A 203 N/A N/A 30 N/A N/A 131 N/A N/A 15 N/A N/A 34 N/A N/A 1 N/A N/A 14 N/A N/A 23 N/A N/A 3 N/A N/A 127 N/A N/A 24 N/A N/A 9 N/A N/A 3 N/A FELONY CASES FILED: 14 00-BUR /HAB 2-BURG/VEH 2-BURG/BLDG) MISDEMEANOR CASES FILED: 12 (VARIOUS ASSAULT, DWI, PI,,DWLS, CRIM MISCH)