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09/08/1992-CC-Agenda Packet-Regular1. 3. AG , A JJ SEPTEMBER 1992 r. " A " STREET, i POMM a}, Approve Minutes b). Disbursements c). Ali"Tex Paving, Inc. d}. Ail"Tex Paving, Inc. Citizen's Input (Acker Street} (Keeton Road) AutomatedMeterReading System 6. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Authorizing Bids f®r Skid Steer Loader 7. Executive Session Pursuant to V.A.T.S. Article 252-17 (g) Personnel _ Fire Marshall 8. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Executive Session Pursuant to V.A.T.S. Article 6 52-17 (g), Personnel Fire Marshall III Mill J, a Rosalie Garcia City Secretary' MINUTES City Council Meeting August 17, 1992 MEMBERS PRESENT. Mayor Nel Armstrong, Councilwoman Margie Braxton, Councilman Russell Madden, Councilman John Berndt, Councilman Jerry Jenkins and Councilman Tommy Kincaid PRESENT: City Manager John Hamilton, City Secretary Rosalie Garcia, Police Chief Benny Erwin, Garland Thornton, Public Works Superintendent Chuck Tucker, Vehicle Maintenance Craig Waggoner (Vol. Fire Dept.), Fire Chief Bill Murrell, Kim Clarke, Karen Lambert, Jack Richardson, Jane Richardson, Kenneth Richardson, Kate Richardson, Steve and Sandra Day, Pat Fleissner, Penelope Looper, Sandi Willis, Danny Spindle, Terry Jones, Allen Sweeney, Freddy Inman, and Stacy Seagraves"Sanger Courier which was followed by pledge Freddy Inman, Place 4 Glenn Shaw, Place 2 Jack Richardson, Place 7 eggy Haskins, Place 4, was sworn in later during meeting. Joe Skiles, Place 7, was not present. Nancy Smith, Place 2, was not present to be sworn in. a). Approve Minutes b). Disbursements c). Mid -State Utilities Payment-lT' Water Supply Line Councilman Jenkins made the motion to approve Consent A6enda. Seconded by Councilman Berndt. Motion carried. 4. Citizen's Input - None Chamber of • : • Thornton • w + + • losing for the Sanger Sellebration and BarIIIIBIIIIIQ Cookoff. hey also addressed some alternatives in trying to control some of the •roblems they hadrob las t year. the Sanger Chamber of Commerce regarding Sellebration, ookoff, and closing of as outlined as presented • Council.,• A `• by Councilman Madden, Motion carried. Consider and Possible Action Regarding PACA Council Using Community Center x • • • CCIrMCE • onthly meetings, Seconded by Councilwoman BraxtorL Motion w: •lip D1SGt1SSlon. lecision was.• . .. instructed to inform vas not+however,• • affect our tax revenues ind if the City granted her request, it would also have to be onsidered for everyone else. Seconded by Councilman Madden. • • carried. Motion was made by Councilman Kincaid to reappoint Municipal Judgc a. hour availability. dotion was made by Councilman Kincaid to accept gasoline supply ow bid from Lynch Food Mart at cost plus 7 per gallon on all gasoline br one year. Seconded by Councilman Jenkins. Motion carried. Utilities Meters • i • • i • • • : ♦ t • c . ■ j • c AW AV �SEJ 9 ■ ZO !, 11. City Administration Tteport 149NFOrl . •. .•ya). councilwoman Brax rCouncilwoman Braxton also • • that any time that the City hires a new employee that she would like that person to attend City Counciltointroduce herself/himself. MINUTES. City Council Budget Workshop Meeting August 17, 1992 MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Nel Armstrong, Councilwoman Margie Braxton, Councilman Russell Madden, Councilman John Berndt, Councilman Jerry Jenkins and Councilman Tommy Kincaid OTHERS PRESENT: City Manager John Hamilton, City Secretary Rosalie Garcia, Police Chief Benny Erwin, Fire Chief Bill Murrell, Vehicle Maintenance Craig Waggoner, and Public Works Superintendent Chuck Tucker 1. Mayor Armstrong called the meeting to order. Departments. Discussion. a). Ambulance - Fire Chief Bill Murrell b). Fire - Fire Chief Bill Murrell c). Police - Police Chief Benny Erwin d), Vehicle Maintenance- Craig Waggoner e). Public Works Adm. - Public Works Supt. Chuck Tucker f). Street - Public Works Supt. Chuck Tucker g). Sanitation - Public Works Supt. Chuck Tucker h). Wastewater Treatment -Public Works Supt. Chuck Tucker i). Wastewater Collection- Public Works Supt. Chuck Tucker j). Water - Public Works Supt. Chuck Tucker k). Park - Public Works Supt. Chuck Tucker 1). Community Center - Public Works Supt, Chuck Tucker m). Swimming Pool - Public Works Supt. Chuck Tucker 3. Discussion of PropQsed Effective Tax Rate and Utility/User Fees No discussion. 4. Any Other Such Matters - None 5. Meeting adjourned. MINUTES. City Council Workshop August 24, 1992 rnayor• •ICI Councilwoman Margie Braxton,Councilman Madden, Councilman Tommy Kincaid,and Councilman John Berndt C7THERS ?RESENT. City Manager John Hamilton and City Secretary Rosalie Garcia 1. Mayor Pro -Tern Jenkins called the meeting to order. •epartment. There were some changes madeto the Library epartment, Police Departmentflic Works Department • Fircvi �. Meeting adjourned. CITY OF SANGER VENDOR AP OPEN ITEM L.IG( C0I4PANY 100 8/c8/9c PAGE 1 13e5U INV NO II4V DTE PO HUH DUE DIE PORCH ANT DISC. AMT c5 APiERICT2id PUBLIC POWER ASS DUES 106224 6/03/92 439.080E 474.70 TOTAL 1501 ARi�i CDMi1UNIGATIOH$ REPAIR POLICE RA 8405 8/17/92 456.030E 90200 TOTAL 3300 BAKER � f AYLOR CDI=iPANY P. n. 9aX 4160 BOOKS 1%31280 8/19/90c 476.0200 577.89 BOOKS 19631381 8/19/92 ,.ter Anne. I r v. •!cvv rrn Ah uuv. v r TOTAL 483E CASCn INDUSTRIES INCDR. FIRE BDDia 111049 416,1100 FIRE GLOVES 111209 416.11E0 10TA!_ c3Gl MAIN S'IREE 1, NAM 10399 9/09/9L 474.70 474.70 1�0 EXPOSITION ST. 10137 9/09/92 90.0E i0490 9/ii9/9c: 5T1.89 10489 9/09/9c 66G.U4 1 } c'37.93 607 1alE:ST 6cPdQ ST. P.D. BUX BGOi' 8/07/92 10264 9/09/92 318.20 318. 0 8/12/92 10264 9/09/92 12100 12100 50L:J Q�.JRILDId BRAKE PADS 1797 8/tj5/9c 419, 03501) 65,97 TOTAL 441.20 �437 STDNECREEK DRIVE 104E,D 9/E9/9cf 65.9T 6500 C�H .iANIIaRiAL SUPPLIES P.D. BDX 110�+ TOWELS �338 8/�6/9c' It)477 9/09/9F' 442.06OO 35.50 TOTAL 1510iJ QENTDN CD. FIRE CHIEF DUES FUR 199�-93 ltj0 439.110E TOTAL 16500 EPdDERBY GAS COMPANY PRDPRNE 047F'S6 414. �000 REGULATOR, MOTOR 047331 419. 0500 414.2000 414S 000 TOTAL 80E51 HAI.F'RIH SUPPLY CO, O�!ED D!d INVOICE 94R98 477.11E0 TOTAL 24580 I LOVE MY LIBRARY BOOAS, PROCESSIN 112833 476.0e0t) 65.97 3J. 5U 35.5u TREASURER-LDU DPIPRRE 1iJ0 TROPHY CLUB QR. 71c8/9c 1Gc'1'T 9/09/9c: 75.00 75. 01) 75.00 EdEST HIGHWAY 82 P.O. BOX 717 7/87,'9� 10318 9/G9/9;j' 36.33 36.33 8/12/92 10418 9/09/92 64.20 28050 29.8"2 5.88 1 ECJ. 5,5 38G4 SD. BRDAQ4IAY PLACE 8/1E/9c 10437 9/G9/9c 9.59 9.59 9059 P. a, BOX 93818 8/13/9iv 1i�409 9/09/9� 78.15 78.15 CITY OF SANGER VENDOR INV NO TOTAL 26000 KRIZ DAVIS COa WIRE.PIPEaCOUPLI 502001 470n O8OO TOTAL AP OPEN ITEN LIST COMPANY 100 8/28/92 PAGE c IMO INV DTE PO NW11 DUE DIE PORCH A14T DIM Ati1T P.Oa BOX c50O 8/12/92 10064 9/09/92 912, 3A c6500 LANE CITIES ENGINE REPAIR 117 EAGLE DRIVE GASKETS 9435 8/06/92 10371 9/69/92 419,0600 7.50 REPAIR PUMP 1251036 8/11/92 104E5 9/09/9c 456a09OO 49.45 TOTAL +iChh I FIAT[ rTno Iif1TAIT TAIf` 1:/JVV 1_UIGL. JII'ill 1'11l IVI 21VU ENVELOPES 100C 411,0300 4110 lOOO 411 m 0600 411a0700 TOTAL 78a I5 91ca3A 912a38 7a 5ir t CfCl 1.1[C•T /11 IC•TYAI C•Y'OCCT Cf1 GfIV 1f10ti LVVJ P'iLJi fIVJi 114 JIIILLI f. Va 6WA L`!VL 8/19/92 10471 9/09/92 58890 14a ?3 14a 71 14m 73 14a 7J 5Ba 90 3Ut?O0 i�CNEILL .JEEP P.O. BOX 358 FLEX, BASE, H01 M 259 8/M/9c 95:i4 9/0`J/9c 5, •"s34, 87 431.0500 5,334a87 TOTAL 54334.87 vc000 NORTHWEST 'I RANSFORMER CO. 8 SOUTHWEST N TRANSFORMERS 20986-88 8/24/92 10487 9/09/92 11578.00 470mO8OO 1,572,00 TOTAL 11572300 35000 RADIO SHACK 410 BOLIVAR P.O. BOX 297 RIOKE DETECTORS, 719-72ir 3/27/92 9554 9/09/92 37a69 1t43a 1800 3I a 90 41980300 5a79 ANTENNA CONNECTO 3753 4/21/92 9648 9/09/92 195 45511000 195 CASSETTE TAPES-111 3789 5/04/92 9813 9/09/92 3098 411,1400 3a 98 PHONE —LANDFILL 3773 5/04/92 9774 9/09/9239095 442a0400 39a95 RECHARGABLE BAIT 3796 5/11/92 9748 9/09/92 WOO 456, 0300 40,00 RADIO MICROPHONE 3657 5/25/92 9808 9/09/92 79,80 477.1100 79a 8O VELCRO TAPE 3670 6/02/92 9941 9/09/9L 2a19 4111100 2419 PHONE —SEWER PLAN 3678 6/05/92 9912 9/09/92 34a95 4E7a 0700 34a 95 SPE''ARER/MICS FOR 3690 6/15/9c 9756 9/09/92 35a90 424a0300 3190 SPEAKER 3697 6/19/92 10100 9/09/92 12a95 477,1100 12a95 BATIERIES—BEEPER 3693 6/23/9c 10079 9/09/92 11,56 455olOOO llu56 . O0 , Crir CITY OF SANGER AP OPEN ITEM LIST COMPANY too 8/28/92 PAGE 3 13:50 VENDOR INV NO INV DTE PO NUM DUE DIE PORCH A14T DISC. AMT DIODES 58674-75 7/02/92 10165 9/09/92 2.48 .00 419.1100 2.48 PHONE REPAIR o0oll 7/20/92 10301 9/09/92 lo.0o .00 442.1700 l0.00 SUPcRTAPE 00040 8/03/92 10368 9/09/92 2.39 .00 470, 0800 2. 39 CHARGERS 00013 8/10/92 I0219 9/09/92 37.90 too 424.1100 37v 90 BfTIfERIES FOR BE 1508 8/17/92 10442 9/09/92 11.56 .00 455.1700 11.56 BATfERIES-ARSON 368J 8/19/92 10265 9/09/92 5.39 .0o 411,1100 5.39 TOTAL 372.64 ,i0 is CL; ❑ P U 11Gri•MCM0 THP WW1-J•J Il 11 Il W1141411\Il49 11YL9 P207A TE)Mhlf_• Wuwv 111Y8Y4N Dl llil LI y"A UNIFORt:kHIRSCHI 173992 8/19/92 10140 9/09/92 105.70 .00 416. 0300 10170 UNIFORN-WALLER 174155 8/21/92 10141 9/09/92 56.55 too 416.0300 36.53 TOTAL 1b2.25 .0o 36450 SANGER MEDICAL CENIER 401 N. S1EMMONS P. 0. BOX 507 PHYSICAL -FIRE DE 40390A 7/31/92 10262 9/09/92 51.00 too 477.110f) 51.00 POLICE RESERVES- 40390B 8/17/92 10472 9/09/92 204.00 too 466.0100 102.00 46G.1600 102.00 TOTAL 255400 too 38753 S. A. V. E. 2630 GRWVEL DRIVE C3001{S} CARD KITS 9191 8/1ll92 10410 9/09/92 568.50 .00 476e0200 568.50 TOTAL 568.50 .Oo 42200 SidITH ii0b1ING P.O. BOX 72 IIi0b�I1dG 5ERVICES 144159 421 m 0500 TOTAL 8i05/9c 1216e 00 10135 9/09/9'c' 12G.00 126000 .Oo .00 46250 TEXAS PUBLIC POWER ASSOCI 310 EAST 11.TH STREET SUIT 1993 MEMBERSHIP 19404 439.0800 TOTAL 8/06/92 660.00 10398 9/09/92 660400 660. too 00 .00 50265 14.1% GRAINGER, INC. DEPT 192424850119 TRANSf{ITIERS 3o93E18-4 8/17/9L it�4CL 9/09/92 ib4.9b .00 425.0700 164.96 TOTAL 1649 96 . oo 53450 WESTGATE VLTERINARY HOSPI 4501 Na MESA DOG TERMINATION 4294- 7/28/92 10134 9/09/92 156.56 too 44'4. 0300 1565,56 TOTAL 15G.5G .00 cN 54000 WILLIA'i11S TESTING LAB 2106 .FAMES STREET SEWER ANALYSIS-1 9031 B/17/92 10448 9/09/92 250.00 000 CITY OF SANGER AP OPEN IIEM LIST COMPANY 100 8/28/92 PAGE 4 13450 VENDOR INV NO INV DIE PO NUN DUE DIE PURCH A14T DISC. ANT 427.0700 250,00 TOTAL 250. 00 .00 55285 TEXAS WAS1E MANAGEMENT P.O. BOX 719 CONTAINER CHARGE 038716 8/21/92 10499 9/09/92 50.00 .00 447.0400 50, 00 TOTAL 50.00 .00 13,309.58 .00 TOTAL DUE idIl'H DISCOUNTS 13,309.58 TOTAL DUE— NO DISCOUNTS 13,309.58 G/L DEPARTMENTS 8nMYA1TQTP8TTriW.rK i iAP Art LIBRARY r c 19884.58 POLICE 3 571.20 SANITATION 4 89.95 61 REE TS 5 51489.37 WATER 6 57.73 WASTEWATER 7 464.64 ELECTRIC 8 3,621.47 PARKS 9 49.45 PUBLIC WORKS 10 30,,22 FIRE 11 717.50 MAYOR +I COUNCIL—GF 14 3.98 ADMINISTRATION—EF IG 102.00 PUBLIC WORKS—EF 17 E1.56 SULLIVAN CENTER 18 31.90 VEHICLE MAINT4F 20 72.03 GENERAL FUND 8,970.15 ENTERPRISE FUND 41339.43 Sheet 1 of 2 CONTRACTORS APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT PAY ESTIMATE NO.: Two PERIOD: July 30, 1992 DATE: September 1, 1992 TO: August 31, 1992 PROJECT: Acker Street ENGINEER: HUNTER ASSOCIATES, INC. Paving and Drainage Improvements Dallas, Texas D92003E OWNER: City of Sanger CONTRACTOR: ALL-TEX PAVING, INC. 201 Bolivar Street 2462 Walnut Ridge �aiiger , TeixaS 7 o2vv Dd11aS, '1'eXciS 75229 BIDS RECEIVED: 05-04-92 CONTRACT DATE: 05-04-92 NOTICE TO PROCEED: 06-01-92 CONTRACT AMOUNT: CALENDAR DAYS: 150 START CONSTRUCTION DATE: 06-10-92 $217,350.00 ADJUSTMENTS: DAYS USED: COMPLETION DATE: REVISED AMOUNT: I �' • •: SUBMITTED BY: Total Work Completed $ 216,875.40 By: Material Stored on Site Contract Amount to Date Less 5 %Retained Subtotal Less Previous Payments $ 0.00 $ 216 875.40 $ 10.843.77 $ 206 031.63 $ 117,054.63 For Contractor Date: Date : al / � / q Z �Ziliai�� For Owner Date: Amount Due This Period $ 88 977.00 � Time Used: � Work Completed Sheet 2 of 2 CONTRACTORS ESTIMATE NER: City of Sanger PROJECT NAME & NUMBER: Acker Street Paving and Drainage Improvements - D92003E CONTRACTOR: All -Tex Paving, Inc. PAY ESTIMATE NO.: Two FOR PERIOD ENDING: August 31, 1992 Item Description Unit of Amount Work Unit Value of No. Measure Bid Comp. Price Work Comp. P1.1 Prepare Right -of -Way 5ta. P1.2 Remove and replace existingr mail boxes Each P1.3 Remove existing concrete S.Y. P1.4 Remove existing drainage pipe L.F. P1.5 Unclassified roadway excavation L.S. P1.6 Lime treated subgrade S.Y. P1.7 Lime Slurry (Type "A", 7.5�) Tons P1.8 5" Concrete pavement with 6" monolithic curb S.Y. P1.9 Concrete pavement headers L.F. P1.10 5" Alley or driveway pavement S.Y. T'�,.11 4" Sidewalk and handicap ramps 5.Y. _''.12 6" Hot -mix asphalt transition pavement S.Y. P1.13 Adjust manhole top Each P1.14 Adjust valve box Each P1.15 15" R.C.P. L.F. P1.16 Type "S" Headwall Each P1.17 Trench Safety L.F. TOTAL WORK COMPLETED: Recommended for Approval: HUNTER ASSOCIATES, INC. CONSULTING ENGINEERS 8140 WALNUT HILL LANE ONE GLEN LAKES, SUITE 500 DALLAS, TEXAS 75231-4350 proved Date 24 24 $ 100.00 2,400.00 10 10 1_00.00 1;000.00 300 300 10.00 3,000.00 250 250 5.00 1,250.00 1 1 20,000.00 20,000.00 8,900 8,900 1.40 12,460.00 140 133.22 70.00 9,325.40 8,300 8,300 16.80 139,440.00 150 150 10.00 1,500.00 650 650 20.00 13,000.00 25 25 40.00 1,000.00 TOTAL AMOUNT OF WORK COMPLETED 300 300 16.00 4,800.00 3 3 200.00 600.00 4 4 100.00 400.00 140 140 30.00 4,200.00 6 6 300.00 1,800.00 140 140 5.00 700.00 $ 216,875.40 Material Stored on Site Contract Amount to Date Less 5 � Retained Subtotal Less Previous Payments Balance Due this Period $ 216,875.40 $ o.00 $ 216,875.40 $ 10,843.77 $ 206,031.63 $ 117,054.63 $ 88,977.00 •, i _i.,._ F,.. ;,, Sheet 1 of 3 >' CONTRACTORB APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT PAY ESTIMATE NO.: One PERIOD: July 30, 1992 DATE: September 1, 1992 TO: August 31, 1992 PROJECT: Keaton Road ENGINEER: HUNTER ASSOCIATES, INC. Paving and Drainage Improvements Dallas, Texas D92008E OWNER: City of Sanger 201 Bolivar Street Sanger, Texas 7ti255 CONTRACTOR: ALL-TEX PAVING, INC. 24G2 Walnut Ridge Dallas, Texas 75229 BIDS RECEIVED: 05-04-92 CONTRACT DATE: 05-04-92 NOTICE TO PROCEED: 06-01-92 CONTRACT AMOUNT: CALENDAR DAYS: 150 START CONSTRUCTION DATE: 06-10-92 ADJUSTMENTS: DAYS USED: COMPLETION DATE: REVISED AMOUNT: SUMMARY OF JOB STATUS SUBMITTED BY: Total Work Completed $ 59 981.40 By: Material Stored on Site Contract Amount to Date Less 5 � Retained Subtotal Less Previous Payments $ 0.00 $ 59 981.40 $ 2 999 07 $ 56 982.33 $ 0.00 For Contractor Date: ,...� � � �►.. ��_ _ 11 _ .. -- a • -- Date • 9 / 1 / at 2 APPROVED• For Owner Date: Amount Due This Period $ 56,982.33 � Time Used: � Work Completed Sheet 2 of 3 CONTRACTOR'S ESTIMATE OWNER: City of Sanger PROJECT NAME & NUMBER: Keaton Road Paving and Drainage Improvements - D92008E CONTRACTOR: All -Tex Paving, Inc. PAY ESTIMATE NO.: One FOR PERIOD ENDING: August 31 1992 Item Description Unit of Amount Work Unit Value of No. Measure Bid Comp Price Work Comp. PAVING ALTERNATE: P2.1 Prepare Right -of -Way Sta. 14 8.43 $ 100.00 843.00 P2.2 Remove and replace existing mail boxes Each 3 3 100.00 300.00 P2.3 Remove existing concrete S.Y. 50 50 10.00 500.00 P2.4 Remove existing concrete curb and gutter L.F. 300 0 3.00 0.00 P2.5 Remove existing drainage pipe L.F. 400 200 4.00 800.00 P2.6 Remove small structure Each 3 3 100.00 300..00 P2.7 Unclassified Roadway Excavation L.S. 1 0.60 15,000.00 9,000.00 P2.8 Lime Treated 5ubgrade S.Y. 5,500 3,091 1.40 4,327.40 ''.9 Lime Slurry (Type "A", 7.5%) Tons 90 48 70.00 3,360.00 *; P2.12 6" concrete curb and gutter L.F. 50 0 12.00 0.00 P2.13 5" alley or driveway pavement S.Y. 100 0 30.00 0.00 P2.14 4" sidewalk and handicap ramps S.Y. 90 0 30.00 0.00 P2.15 6" Hot -mix asphalt transition pavement S.Y.. 400 300 16.00 4,800.00 P2.16 Adjust Manhole Top Each 2 2 200.00 400.00 P2.17 Adjust Valve Box Each 3 3 100.00 300.00 P2.18 24" R.C.P. L.F. 70 164 50.00 8,200.00 P2.19 Concrete Riprap C.Y. 400 0 30.00 0.00 P2.20 12" Curb Inlet Each 2 2 3,000.00 6,000.00 P2.21 Trench Safety L.F. 70 164 5.00 820.00 A2.1 6" Flexible Base (Type "A") S.Y. 5,200 1,667 5.00 8,335.00 A2.2 Prime Coat (MC-30) Gal. 1,150 0 1.50 0.00 A2.3 Curb and gutter (30" wide) L.F. 3,200 1,462 8.00 11,696.00 A2.2 2-1/2" Hot -mix asphalt pavement (Type "D) S.Y. 4,500 �0 5.25 0.00 TOTAL WORK COMPLETED FOR PAVING ALTERNATE: $ 59,981.40 �. :_, Sheet 3 of 3 CONTRACTOR'S ESTIMATE OWNER: City of Sanger PROJECT NAME & NUMBER: Keaton Road Paving and Drainage Improvements - D92008E CONTRACTOR: All -Tex Paving, Inc. PAY ESTIMATE NO.: One FOR PERIOD ENDING• August 31, 1992 Item Description Unit of Amount Work Unit Value of No. Measure Bid Comp. Price Work Comp. DRAINAGE ALTERNATE 2: AD2.3 Clear and grade channel L.5. TOTAL WORK COMPLETED FOR DRAINAGE ALTERNATE 2: PROJECT SUMMARY Total work completed for Paving Alternate: 'total work completed for Drainage Alternate 2: TOTAL WORK COMPLETED: Recommended for Approval: HUNTER ASSOCIATES, INC. CONSULTING ENGINEERS 8140 WALNUT HILL LANE ONE GLEN LAKES, SUITE 500 DALLAS, TEXAS 75231-4350 Approved Date TOTAL AMOUNT OF WORK COMPLETED 1 0 7,000.00 0.00 Material Stored on Site Contract Amount to Date Less 5 � Retained Subtotal Less Previous Payments Balance Due this Period $ 0.00 $ 59,981.40 $ 0.00 $ 59.981.40 $ 59,981.40 $ 0.00 $ 59,981.40 $ 2,999.07 $ 56,982.33 $ 0.00 $ 56,982.33 PS 03 ---- Sheet 2 of 2 CONTR,AQTO I S E5T1R&TE OWNER: City of Sander PROOECT NAME & NUMBER: Sewer System Improvements Willowood - N91039E CONTRACTOR: Mid�State Utilities, Tnc, nu uci4 J1 .1.77G Item bescript�on Unit of Amount Work Unit Value of Nn� 'Apeasure Bid comp Price Work Comp, S1.1 1211 Sewer Pipe (0`81 depth) LoFq 31700 31700 $. 12olS $45,066#00 S1.2 1211 Sewer Pipe (81-over depth) L.F. 400 400 12.71 51084*00 S1.3 manholes Each 14 14 1/201620 16,816980 Slv4 Extra Depth Manholes V.F. 5 5 98.40 492620 S195 Connect proposed pipe to existing manhole Each 1 1 500.00 500,00 S146 Connect existing pipe to proposed manhole Each 4 4 200.00 800400 fi1.7 Bore and Steel Encase L.F. 100 100 65.40 61540,o0 i.8 Trench Safety L.F. 4,100 4jr100 0920 820900 TOTAL WQRK CQMPLE`rED: Recommended for Approval: HUNTER ASSOCYATES, INC. A Nevada Corporat�,on 8140 WALNUT HILL LANE ONE GLEN LAKES, SUITE 500 DALLAS, TEXAS 75231-4350 Date_ Approved TOTAL AMQUNT OF WORK COMPLETED Materiaz Stared on Site contract Amount to Date Less 5 � Retained Subtotal Less Previous Payments $76,118.s0 $ 76t118.80 , $ 3 805.94 $ 72 312.86 $ 2 5 r ,1,90 . 7 7 rll:ite Balance Due this Period $ 47�122.09 A-- % P . ►3 1 Sheet 1 OF 44 CONTRACTORS APPLICATION I'OR PAYMENT PAY ESTIMATE NO TWO PERIOD: Au ust 1 1 1992 PROJECT: Sewer System Improvements Willowood N91039E BATE: September 4 1992 TO AU ust 31 1992 ENGINEER: HUNTER ASSOCIATES, 114U& A Nevada Corporation Dallas, Texas OWNER: 201 Bolivar Street ONTRACTOR: MZD-STATE UTILITIES, INC. Sanger, Texas 76266 P.d. Box 1160Wac01 Texas 75706 BIDS RECEIVED*# 05-04-92 CONTRACT DATE: 05-04-92 NOTICE TO PROCEEDO 07- 13, 92 CONTRACT AMOUNT: CALENDAR DAYS: 100 START CONSTRUCTION DATE: 07-23-92 $ 76,118.80 ,..ADJUSTMENTS: REVISED AMOUNT, SUMkiARY 0�' JQB STATUS Total Work Completed DAYS USED: Material stored on Site Contract Amountbto Date Less 5 � Retained Subtotal Tess previous payments $_76, 118.80 $ 3 805.94 $_72,312.86 $_2S, 190.77 Amount Due This Period Tame Used: COMPLETION BATE: SUBMITTED BY: BX: Eor Contractor Date; Date: APPROVED: Date; Fox Owriex � Work Completed NGER, TEXAS 76266 , • • ohn. ept. • .4, 1992 This is a public for 92/93. )n September21st. Anotherpublic hearing will be posted on . date and • • • • - r • •. • • • • r _ • r cll'1:�5 i 4 A 0BOX • FROK John Hamilton, SUBJECTo Authorize Bids DATE, September 4, 1992 rs of he City Council ie1° ' Meter Reading System This bid is for three, hand-held, automated meter reading units, software, and integration into our computer billing system. The bid opening is scheduled for 2:30 p.m., Monday, September 21, 1992, and will be submitted for your consideration at the regular meeting time. Attachments r • , • ! i • R r. ! �. t.t for ..automatedmeter reading system consisting . of three handIIIIIhellj. computers, c R • r • maintenance R integrate i • support into billing! • SecretarVs Office in a sealed envelope,plainly marked"Automated Weter Reading System," 201 Bolivar Street P. Om Box 578, Sanger, Texas, 76266, prior to the scheduled bid opening of 2,*30 p.m., Monday, September 21, 19920All bids willbe publicly opened Hall ::onference Room and read aloud. All bids will be forwarded to the City R. t...consideration w - • r •tin♦ •m., Monday, III Jill ! City Secretary AUTOMATED METER RI!.ADING SYSTEM A. PURPOSE: The purpose of the Automated Meter Reading system is to collect meter readings and other pertinent data on meter routes with hand-held computers and to upload this data to the City's Utility Billing System. B. SOrTWARE SPECIrICATIONS0 RESPONSE: The primary functions of the hand-held meter reading system includes: I. The handheld device should prompt the meter reader to enter a 1'eauer code alollg W1LI1 a rcauel' passworu. 111esc codes and passwords should be unique to each meter reader and should be able to be maintained by the user at the PC level. 2. Each meter reading should be stamped with the reader code and should be printed on a Summary Reading Analysis Report, 3. The handheld device should prompt the meter reader to enter the vehicle ID, starting and ending mileage of the City vehicle. The meter reader should not be forced to enter this data. 4. When in input mode, the hand-held should display the following information. 1) Meter Serial Number. 2) Type service - (Water, Gas, Electricity), 3) Customers Name. 4) Customers Service Address. 5) Meter Reading, 6) Account Number. '7) Indication of whether a survey question must be answered for the account. 8) Two lines for special instructions. 9) Menu for other functions. 5. The input program should determine the number of digits to be entered from the number of dials on the meter. 6. The user should have the OPTION, at the time the route is created, to load and display the previous months meter reading along with the range of consumption expected for each meter in the route. 7. If the meter reading does not fall within an expected consumption for the meter, the system should alarm the operator indicating a possible input error. The operator should then be prompted to accept the reading or re-enter another reading. 8. The system should allow the utility departments to down load survey questions to specific accounts or all accounts within a route. If a survey is requested for a particular meter, the operator should not be forced to answer the survey question before moving to the next account. 9. The system should automatically bring up meter accounts in the meter read sequence on each route. 10. The system should alloy the operator to scan through meter accounts and to do a search for accounts by a portion or all of the meter number, service address and customer name. 11. The system should allow the operator to search for the previous unread meter and the next unread meter in a single keystroke. 12. The system should allow the operator the ability to reverse the direction the route is being read, no matter where the location within the route. 13. The system should display a meter location for each meter and allow the operator to change the meters location while on his route. The system should allow a unique meter location for every meter in the city. 14. The system should allow the utility department to issue instruction codes for specific accounts (i.e. BAD DOG). The operator should be allowed to change instruction codes while on a route by scanning through a user defined list of instruction codes. These instruction codes should also sound an audible alarm if desired. 15. The system should allow the operator to enter a trouble or skip code when it is impossible to read a meter. These codes represent a reason for not reading a meter. The operator should be able to scan through the various trouble codes and choose the correct code. If the trouble encountered does not exist in the preceded file, the system should allow the operator to enter a "free form text" trouble description. 1us The system should allow the operator to enter a comment for each meter (i.e. CHECK FOR LI+:AKS, DEAD METER, etc.). The operator should be able to scan through the various user defined comment codes or enter a "free form text" code. 17. The system should time -stamp to the nearest minute and date -stamp each teeter reading and provide time evaluation reports. 18. The system must not require additional expense to the City For equipment upgrades to the meters. The system must function with the City's existing meters. 19. The system should make use of an IBM (XT, AT or PS/2) �cu_ nn running non _ q o _ - mtt_ nir t�i L_ cUrllpdLiUle PC running DOS ver. J.J of 111g'11C1'. 1111J 17U Will DC used as an interface between the hand-held computers and the City's main processor. The system also requires that at least two serial ports be available on the PC along with 15 Megabytes of available disk space. 20. The PC software should maintain all the route information from the time it is downloaded From the main processor, until it is uploaded back to the main processor. 21. The PC software should display a list of all routes and the status of each route along with the date created, date exported, number of meters and percent complete. 22. The PC software should automatically archive route information for backup purposes before passing the information to the main processor. The PC should also allow these archived routes to be retrieved at any time during the month and evaluation reports run containing all the information collected during the reading of that route. 23. rl'he PC software should also allow the user to reload the software to the handheld device iF needed. 24. The hand-held meter reading system should interface with the proposed utility billing system without requiring custom programming or additional costs related to interfacing the two systems. (INCODE Utility Billing System Only) 25. The meter reader should be able at any time to view a screen showing the route number currently loaded, date loaded to the handheld, number of unread meters, number of read meters, number of meters with trouble codes and percent complete. C. SYSTEM OUTPUTS: REPORTS: Although the City's utility billing system will be used for creating most of 1417e desired reports, the PC software should provide the following outputs: 1. TIME ANALYSIS REPORT: Serves as a time interval report on each route. This report. should divide the route into the specified time intervals and print the number of meters read during that time period. An average time per meter per interval should be calculated and printed for each interval. 2. CHRONOLOGICAL ANALYSIS REPORT: Prints each meter's reading in the order in which they were read. This report should also give. the. amount of time elapsed since. the nrinr n-ie.tPr'c re.arlina �. �.. _ __ �__ oftime .�r .. - - r- - --- _- - _�� --b was entered, service address, trouble code and flag all meter readings that were abnormal. 3. READING ANALYSIS REPORT: Prints a listing of the meters in a route depending on the criteria selected. The available selections are UNREAD, TROUBLE, ABNORMAL, COMMENTED, ALL or any combination. A SUMMARY version of this report should be available. This report should list meter serial number, customer name, service address, account number, type of service and meter reading along with above selected criteria. D: HAND-HELD COMPUTER HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS: 1. The hand-held computer should be designed to withstand extreme environmental conditions such as freezing temperatures, blowing rain or dust, or the possibility of accidental falls to hard surfaces. 2. The hand-held should have provisions for a strap to facilitate carrying when reading meter. 3. The hand-held should have sufficient memory to accommodate up to 1,000 meters in a single route. 4. The hand-held should provide a large display providing no less than 8 lines of 20 characters per line. 5. The device should have asuper-twist display with the ability to adjust the contrast of the display. fi. The hand-held should use a rechargeable NiCad battery, AC adaptor and DC input. rI'he estimated battery life should be no less than 8 hours under 100% and over 72 hours under normal usage. Cast per Unit M r� Company Company Representative Signature Address City State 6ITY OF SANGER P. O. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 • . • ohn Hamilton, ,, ..• uthorize BidsLoader I ,�•. ,, f111# Public • • Attt�chments Ine city orSanger will accept • MALTME 17111• •s• 9 2 p.m,, Monday, September 21, 1992, at which time all bids will be public opened and read in the City Hall ConferenceRoom, Bolivar Stree •s • • ♦ • • from the Ci Sanger, .tary during normal business hours.of , . to and all bids a • in any case award the • • in the be interest of the City. �05alle CaarCia City Secretary Skid Steer Loader Specifications The City of Sanger will accept sealed bids on one new skid steer loader until 2 p.m., Monday, September 21, 1992. Please note any exceptions to the minimum specifications. Length with bucket 97.®° Width with bucket 35.9" Height 71.5" Height to bucket pin, 9Q" rninirnurn gasoline engine minimum, H.P., 1�.5, two cylinder Minimum Fuel Tank, 5 gallons The bid unit shall be hydraulically controlled with four wheel drive and rubber, of 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. ZY7 :4 ♦ •♦ .� •4. 'Skid Steer Loader 4 prior to 2 f • •.September 94 Total Bid F0 Sanger Days to Delivery Company City Telephone Number u s TEXAS 76266 ohn Hamilton, City Administrator eptember i 1992 xecutive Session Personnel �auncileYxaber Jenkins requested this executive sessian to discuss the Fire Marshall's position, JH:es 4. r R TEXAS 6 w w. ♦ y. M Hamilton, City Administrator eptember 4 1992 IT ppointment of Fire Marshall The inc�bent fire marshall (inspector) is Jinn Conley. The pr®posed monthly salary for this part-time position is $300 per month for FY 92/93. article 5.101 of the City Code addresses this item. JH:es attachment • • PnOv BOX NGER, TEXAS ra ohn Hamilton,• r equest For Use of Community• •r• Community Far calendar year 1992, the Community Center has only had four (4) Monday evening reserved uses, one for a CPR Class and three (3) Park Board/Beautification Board meetings. JH:es Enclosure f � % n_ TO. FROM* DATE. SUBJECT. T OF 1 Y POBOX 578 TEXAS 'i ity ohn Hamilton, City Administrato • i,. •f. Administrator'sReport 1. ), The Board of Adjustment met Thursday, 9-5-92, and approved one variance to reconstruct a single family residence that was destroyed by fire at 1107 Elm Street and tabled a request for a back -yard required setback in the Snider Addition by John Looper. 2). The Parks and Wildlife Planning Department as of Friday, �-4-92, still has no finial word on awarding the marina construction contract. 3 ). Staff is waiting for a return call Pram the Architectural Derriere sectian of the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation regarding the approval of the Swimming Pool design. Once the design is approved, you will be asked to authorize bid advertisements, JH.es OFFICIAL MUNICIPAL COURT MONTHLY REPORT TRAFFIC MISDEMEANORS NON -TRAFFIC MISDEMEANORS MUNICIPAL Sanger COURTOF NOW STATE CITY Au us t 9L g '' PARKING FOR MONTH 19 - PARKING LAW ORDINANCE 1. NEW CASES FILED DURING THE MONTH 88 8 S PRIOR TO TRIAL, 2. DISPOSITIONS P L, S A. Deposit Forfeited B. Fined (Before trial only. If the defendant goes before the judge, enter in Item 3.) 9IF Fee C. Cases Dismissed Fee, (Do not include here those dismissals which areIF IF IF reported separately in 3C and 4 below.) IF % IF IF IF FIX AL: 3 DISPOSITIONS A TRI all If there is no appearance/ 9e. nter in d e before thejudge, item m 2.) IF IF A. Trial by Judge 2 (1) Finding of Guiltydel IF (2) Finding of Not Guilty IF Be Trial by Jury (1) Finding of Guilty (2) Finding of Not Guilty IF C. Dismissed at Trial IF IF 4. CASES DISMISSED* A After Driver Safety Course 2XFXI Be After Deferred Disposition (Art. 45.54 C.C.P.) IF IF IF C f of After Proof Financial Responsibility P tyIF IF usual/ liability insurance Y Y ) 2 IF IF 5. CASES APPEALED IF ................................... .................................. ................................... 11. SAFETY RESPONSIBILITY AND 6. JUVENILE ACTIVITY: ................................... DRIVERS LICENSE SUSPENSION HEARINGS HELD A. Warnings Administered 12. SEARCH WARRANTS ISSUED (Do not include warrants for arrest) Be Statements Certified (In accordance with Texas Family Code, 13. ARREST WARRANTS ISSUED: Sec. 51.09(b).) A, Class C Misdemeanors Only 21 C. Detention Hearings Held (In accordance with Texas Family Code, Sec, 54,01.) Be Felonies and Class A and B Misdemeanors Only 7. COUNTY COURT COMPLAINTS 14. STATUTORY WARNINGS GIVEN ACCEPTED (Complaints within jurisdiction of (Warnings given to defendants charged with County County Court accepted in magistrate capacity) or District Court offense) 8. FELONY COMPLAINTS ACCEPTED 15. EMERGENCY MENTAL HEALTH (Complaints within jurisdiction of District Court HEARINGS HELD accepted in magistrate capacity) 16. TOTAL REVENUE 9. EXAMINING TRIALS CONDUCTED (Include only preliminary hearings of felony cases) (Include all revenues collected during month to be remitted to the city or state.) $ 1917000 10, INQUESTS CONDUCTED ::,. C�� Est. I,D. (1-10) County Ulat. Est.No. Cetiaus Tract 11-13 Sanll. Code 14-18 Owner NatTM: Eatabllshm nt Name:. .- ,,. Addrt9ast: _ �7, � � �-b'�!,'L,N rr„-,.. ,•_,>:. PURPOSE Regular , ...... 20.1 follow-up , ... , .. 2 t,.omplaint , , , .... � Invosllpetlon .,,,. 1 Other ...,,,..... 6 ITEM FOOD iJ1;.rL1C.CL3U1L'U ll:i .. rr�.xns ncnurn'�rr c� 1-II:111.TFI Yr. Mo, Da Travel Time Inap�c,Tlms 17- � , 22 r - ' , � r� 23-25 28-%,8 �� ,; , ,-. ;:;. Zlp food Sery i �e �s�a i sty rn t �� inspection Report � �,� �� -�� .�� Based on ar) Inapecllon this day, lho Moms circled txrlow Identity Iha vlolalibna In operatlona or lacllllloe which must be correEtod by the next routine Inspecllon or such shorter period of Ilme as may bo specillod In writing by the mpulalory authority. Fnllure to comply with any time Ilmlis lo► corrections apecillod In this notice may result In coasallon of your Fuod Sorvico oporatlone, ITEM WT. COL, � NO.u_ _ WT. COL. SEWAGE •01 Source; sound condillon, no epoltape 6 30 1 0!� Or101nal contalnor; propody labeled 1 31 FOOD PRO'; ECTION �— ,� Polontlally hazardous loud meets lompenturo requirements during staape, preparation, display, service Irenaporlelion �—_ C 32 •p1 Fariitlles to maintain product temperoluro ,1 3g Oft Thermometers provided and conaplcuoua 1 � 0! Potentially hnverdous food properly Ihawod � 35 •p7 Unwrapped and potentially huardous toed not ro-sarved A 3S � Food protoctlon during storage, preparation, display, service, Innaportallon � 37 09 Handling of food (Ice) minimized 2 3S •10 in use, toed (Ice) dlepenalnp utensils properly stored t 39 PERSONNEL •1) personnel with Inlectlons roslricled a ao •12 Hands washed and clean, good hygienic practicoa 6 �t tf Clean clothes, heir rostnlnta / �2 FOOD EGIUIPMENT b UTENSILS � 11 food (Ice) contact surlacee; dealOn�d, conNnrcled, main• 1 13 lalned, Installed, located 11 Non -toed comact aurlpcas: designed, conelrucled, main• 1 M leinod,inelalled,located .� Dishwashing facllllioa: doslprtsd, constructed, malntalned, 1 +5 Installed, located, operated /� Accurate Ihermomelere, chemical lost kits provided, paupn 1 � cock (rh" IPS valve) ,1fa Pre -flushed, acnped, soaked i p 19 Weeh, rinse water; clean, proper lempenlure 9 � .� Sanitizatlon rinse: clean, tempenturo, concsntrotlon, ex- � 1Y poouro time; equipment, utensils unitized ftl Wiping cloths: cban, une'rastrlcted �, y.,,�t,� i � J' � %) 60 :n Food -contact surfaces of equipment and Igr}+JI�le1 r 2 61 tree of atxaelvos, detergents �f,rr Y! Non•lood Catlett surfaces of equipment end ulenalla clean i 52 ' � Stofbge, ttandling of clean equlpmenllutenslla i 53 ?.i Singlo-servico articles, stooge, dlspenaing 1 61 No ro-uae of single service aAlclea 2 55 WATER •2f Water source, sate: hot 6 cold under prossuro 6 55 FOLLOW-UP RATING SCORE 7s-n ACTION vos .......... 741 t001ess werpht of � Change.78•C No ..... , . .. 2 Items vI01Ned'� DRIntO .. D 'Critical Items Requirtnp Immediate Atte+ttion. Remarks on back Id0-11 FORM NO. G—AO (�� '2, Sowapo and waste water dlcpoaal , 57 PLUMBING 20 Insla,le,, �+n!.^,!s!.^,w •30 ,Cross-connocllon, hack siphonape, backllow 6 59 TOILET 8t HANDWASHING FACILITIES •31 Number, convonlont, eccoeslbin, daalpnod, Inolallal , ISO dot raomt antlered, llxturet, QQoad 2 pair, clean; bond clemtror, ranitery towoh/tlauee/bend• :` t dr inO do icon provided, proper waste recepteclae GARBAGE &REFUSE DISPOSAL 33 Containers or roceptocles, covered: adequate number 2 e2 Insoctlrodont proof, Iroquency, clown yl Oulsldo slornpo area ancloauros properly constructed, 1 � clean; controlled Incinoratlon NSECT, RODENT. ANIMAL CONTROL •36 Presence of insoclalratenle — outer oponlnpa protected, no birds, lunloe, other animate 4 I a FLOORS• WALLS 8t CEILILVGS Gttr�.l�.i'� c-.-- LIGHTING 3a Lighting provided ee required, Ilxlures shielded 1 O7 VENTILATION 39 Rooms end oqutpmeAt —vented os required 1 � DRESSING ROOMS �0 Rooms clean, lockers provided, IacUUles clean, totaled 1 rJ9 OTHER OPERATIONS •�1 Toxic Moms property stored, labeled, used 'd 7p 44 Promises malnininod Irre of Miter, unnecessary articles, cleaning malntanancu equipment properly stored. Author• iced personnel � 1.; �; 71 �� Complete soparollon Irom Ilvinplsleepinp quarters, lnwtdry, ;1.• 72 41 Clonn, solloA linen properly stored / T3 Received by: Homo �: '.. ,.� titre _ , . .. ,�, . . / i �' ��/ inspoclod by: Homo � '� ��. t::: �'1�•t.-' � � � � ,/�, .lq.. "G<��a•L��...i title __ __ Est. 1, D. 11.10) Caunly hilt. Esf.No. Census Traci 11-13 SanIl.Codm 14.18 LJL.7 L a r i7(J 1 i:.i,.J ii I ... 'i'E�C11; Dcrnlrtru�rr C)F' I•IL:J\L,T[� Yr. Mo. ba Travel Tlms Intspec.Time � � � � � ,� �� 23-25 ;Z8.28 Owner Name: Address: PURPOSE Regular . • , . , .. 29.1 Follow-up , , .. , , , 2 Complaint ....... J Inveelipatlon ,.,., 4 Other ...,....... 6 ITEM NO, FOOD Establishment Name: �� ' � � � � � i " .� lishment Zlp ._.__ Based on art Inspection Ihls day, Ihs Iloms circled below Identify Iho vlolallbne In oporallone or leclllllee which must be corrected by the next routine Inspoctlon or such shorter period of limo as may bo spaalled in writing by the regulatory authority. Failure to comply with any time limits for correcllons specified In this notice may resell In cessation of your Food Servlco oporatlone. ITEM _T WT_COL. _ NO. ._• WT, COL. r SEWAGE •01 Source; souhd condition, apollepe •� ! 30 p! Otlpinei contelner; propody labeled 1 31 FOOD PRO � ECTION .� T"•'-'r----� Poioniiaiiy hazardous food meals temperaturo requirements during storage, preperellon, display, service Iraneportellon � 32 •p1 Facllltles to maintain product tempereluro , 33 Oti Thormomolors provided and conaplcuoW � � 01 Potentially hazardous loud properly (hewed � 35 •01 Unwrapped end potentially hazardous food not reserved 4 30 � Food protecllon during storage, preparation, display, service, I►anaportailon 2 37 f� Handling of load (Ice) minimized q 9f! 10 In use, load (Ice) dlepenalnp utensils property atorod 1 39 PERSONNEL '11 Personnel with inlecllons rostrlcted 6 40 •12 Hands weshrxi and clown, good hygienic practices 6 41 1! Clean clothes, halt roslrelnls 1 42 FOOD EGIUIPMENT b UTENSILS 1� Food (Ice) cantacl sedates: dsatpned, conelrucled, main• 2 43 lamed, Installed, located ti Non•lood contact sedates: designed, conelrucled, maln- 1 � tafned, Installed, located .1� Dishwashing lacllltlee: designed, constructed, malnlNned, ! ,�S Inalalied,locelod, operated 17 Accurate thormomelere, chemical test kits provided, gauge � � • cock (!/�" IPS valve) ,1! Pre•Iluehed, scraped, soaked � 47 ill Weeh, rinse writer; clean, proper temperature � 4E .� Sanitlzallon rinse: clean, lomporaturo, concenlratlon, ex• 4 49 posers time; equipment, ulonelis sanitized Wlpfnp cloths: cl o. uae're2)IJ.cldd/ �+ �M1� 60 � Food -contact surfaces equfpm�'ydo 1 and usenet cres� 2 6t , Imo of abraaivos, deleryen •, � C� �il Q n � �• ..,. 4! Non•lood contact surfaces of equipment end ulonelis clean 1 52 ' ?AI Stohpo, handling of clean equlpmenllulenslte 1 53 !! Slnpleaervlco articles, atorapa, diuponalnp 1 64 No re•uee of ample service articles 2 56 WATER •11 Water source, sale: hot 6 cold under prossure 6 tiE FOLLOW-UP RATING SCOT RE�1S-7 ACTION Yes .......... 74-i too less weight oft 1.,/ p / t Change . 70•C No .... , . 2 Items violated �► �� Dotnto ..: D 'Critical Items Requi►Inp Immedlala Allentlon. Remarks an back (etl-11 iORM HO. E�4q (�� '�f! Snwapo end waste water dl;:poeel � 61 PLUMBING 29 Installed, molntnlnod 1 . ru► •311 Cross-connoctlon, back siphonepe, backflow ! 59 TOILET & HANDWASHING FACILITIES '31 Number, convonlanl, acceselble, designed, Installed , 60 Todot raomt enclosed, tul}•clntlnp doors, Ilxturet, good J2 repair, clean; bond clee+»er, sanlury tovveh/tissues/hand• ! E1 drying devices provided, proper waste recepleclet ARBAGE &REFUSE DISPOSAL'" �„ 3 Contalnors or rocepteci ovo�: adequate number Insoctlrodanl groat, Iroquoncy, clean SI Outsldo slarapo area onclosuras properly constructed, clomr controlled inclnoratlon INSECT, RODENT, ANIMAL CONTROL .�C./eY/fMI -li•. r,�(.fr!.•t 'i) 02 1 t!, .� Presence olinsoctslrafonle — outer openings prulected, no birds, turtlae, other animate e I � FLOORS, WALLS &CEILINGS � Floors, Constructed, drained, clean, pond repeU, covering �! E5 Insloliollon, dustless closnlnp methods � :Walls, colilntl, altochorl equipment: constructed, good repair, clean, surlecoo, dustless claeninp methods � � LIGHTING 3! Liphtlnp provided as required, Ilxluree shielded 1 e7 VENTILATION 39 Rooms and oqulpmonl —vented as required � . pd DRESSING ROOMS 417 Roonts clean, lockers provided, �layy��ililies clean, totaled i E9 OTHER OPERATIONS�,�r,Gt� �Y,_,,,. ��f�% •41 toxic (toms properly stared, labeled, uedf � / �d 70 is 'i t+s i ad Irno of Illlar, urinorossnry articles, tin � t�nru oqulpmunl properly stored. Aut Irvtd pe+sonnol �. .+ ' 1t 43 Complete soparallori Irom Ilvinpleleopinp qunrtore. Laundry, ; i. 72 M Clone, sailed Ilnon properly stored 1 " 73 Received by: name~'! -Y A:ji,. /� � l�s •..'"'l;'�t�l'' � - �� " , Illlo�� 11 Inapoctod by: nom© _ '� �� '�•��1,1.1� 1' .._ __ Est. County Dlst. _ Est.No. 1, 0. I�-�� u1;J11'C.L13U1W IUY +. _ �rr_;�cn,s �t:r�,ntriru3vrr c� tu:At,�l� Senit.Codoa Yr, Mo. De Travel Tlme Inapec.Tlme 17- 14.19 22 � ' 7 �3.� :T8-28 Owner Nartie: —_ Establishment Name• p� - ,, ,� . .�,. ,.l , t ,n• PURPOSE Ropular ,,,,,,. 29.1 follow•up .... , , , 2 Complaint ....... 3 Inveellpetlon .,,,, � Other ,,.....,... 6 IN�Mh4LT-1 i Census Troct i t-13 ..,.`"t, „ ,^•... Food Service Establishment Inspection Report I'I + Based on ar► Inapeclion Ihls day, the (toms circled below Identity the vlolalibns In opereltone or tecllitles which must be Corrected by the next routine Inapocllon or such shorter period of Ilme as moy bo apoclllod In writlnp by the royulatory authority. Failure to comply wl h any time limits for corrections aprx:Ill In Ihls notice may result In cessation of your Food Service oporatione. �i`" " /�]N3��!T. COI. NO. � • Source; sound condition, no a Ilape � 30 Orlpinal container; properly labeled / 31 FOOD PROTECTION .� _ --- Polontlally hazardous tool meals lomperaturo requlramonla durinp s!orape, preparation, dlaplay, aorvlce iransportallon - a 32 •qq Far,Ulllea Io maintain product lemperpluro � 33 p{ Thmmometora provided and coneplcuoue 1 � 46 Potenllally hezerdoue food properly thawed 2 35 •p1 Unvnappod and potenllally hazardous toed not re -served � 3E � Food protection durinp atorepe, preparation, display, service, tranaportallon i 31 09 Handllnp of food (Ice) minimized 2 3� ip In use, toed (Ice) dleponslnp utensils properly stored i 39 PERSONNEL •it Personnel with Inlectlons roslricled 5 40 •12 Hande waahod and clean, good hyplenic practices 6 At ttl Clean ciolMa, hair roslralnla / �2 FOOD EDUIPMENT dt UTENSILS 1� Food Qce) contact eurlar;er deaiynad, conelrucied, main• 9 13 lalned, Installorl, located � gp�lood contact sudaeoe: deslpned, constructed, rtraln- 1 M twined, Installed, located ,� Oishwashlnp lacliltles: dosipned, constructed, maintained, 9 ,5 Installed, located, operated tli Accurate thermometero, chemical teal kite provided, pauyu i � cock (�/�" IPS valve► • i� Pre•Iluehed, acroped, eoaked 1 17 10 Weeh, rinee water: clean, proper temperature 3 � .� Sanitlzallon rinse: clown, tomperaturo, conoent n, ex � 1Y poaure time; equipment, ulonalis sanitized ¢( Ipinp cloths: clean, Irlct 'T�j 9 50 '� Food -contact surlaces of equipment and utensils n, 2 tit Ireo of aMaeivos, doleryents � Y! Non•lood contact surlacos of equipment and utensils clean i 62 ' !� Stollye, handling of clean equlpmentlulenslla 1 S3 2i Single•eervico articles, slonpe, dlaponsinp 1 w No re -use of elnple aarvlce articlea 2 55 WATER •!Ir Water source, wale; hot 8 cold under prossuro 6 5t1 __._.__ COI, SEWAGE '2r! Sowago and waste water dl;;poaal —� 51 PLUMBING 29 a,aiivu', ,T,uiniu{turd 1 � •30 Cross -connection, back siphonape, backttow 6 59 TOILET b HANDWASHING FACILITIES '31 Nwnber, convenient, accessible, deslpnod, Inelflllod � 60 Toilol rooms encla,od, raif�clodnp door, tlxturar, Qood 32 repair, clean; hoed cleenwr, renitary tovve4/tbtuez/hand• 2 Et drylnp dovice� provided, proper wetto receptecle� GARBAGE b REFUSE DISPOSAL 39 Containers orracoptocies, covered: adequate number 4 a2 Insect/rodent proof, hoquency, clean y� Outside stnrepo eras enclosures property constructed, 1 � clown; conirollod Inclnorollan INSECT, RODENT, ANIMAL CONTROL •36 Presence olinsecislrodonls —outer oponlnpa prctocled, nu birds, turtles, other animate 4 t � FLOORS, WALLS 8� CEILINGS FI , constructed, drainoQ�C raa�� peal ropalt, covorinp i1 66 nslflllallon, duslloae clonnl7lq-miithode. .�l .- � Walls, calling, attochod equipment: constructed, pond '. � rapolr, clown, audflcos, duetluss cloaninp molhode LIGHTING 3a Liphtlnp provided ee required, flxturee ehletdod � e1 VENTILATION 30 Rooms and equipment —vented ea requlrrxi � � DRESSING R06MS 40 Rooms clown, lockers provided, lacllillos clown, located 1 09 OTHER OPERATIONS •It T��xic IlomS proporiy stored, Iatwlod, owed '(1, 10 Nromisoa malntolnod Iron nl litter, unnorossory orliolos, �2 cleanlny malntonancu oqulpmotN proporiy stored. Authgr- /.; 11 irnd personnel �: /3 Complete soparollon Irom Ilvinplsleeplrip quortera. Laundry, f,' 12 N Clean, soiled Ifnon proporiy otorod 1 13 _ Received by: nema��L" ' • u. , . . FOLLOW-UP RATING SCORE 1s-n ACTION uuo�� vas .... ..... 74.1 tt>0 less we;pht o1 ® Chanye.78•C �� r " ".. No .. ........ 2 Hems violated �.. i Dolnlo ... , D �11ht3�ct9fi by: nonw � .-,.-j ,r�=;, 1� 'Cnfical (toms Requiring Immediate Atlenbon. Remarks on back 1f10-1! title � r `` f� FOAM NO. [—AO tA/a5i ' '' �� a� Food Service establishment Inspection Report Based on an inspection'this day, the Items circled below Identity the violetlons in operations or }acilitles which must be corrected by the next routine Inspection or such shorter period of time as may be specified In writing by the regulatory authority. Failure to comply with any time limits for corrections specified In this notice may result in cessation of your Food Service operations. Est. I.D. (1-10) County Dlat. Est. No. Estabilahment Name: Addresaf FOOD ,1 PURPOSE Regular,,,,,,,,,,, Follow-up.,.,.,,,, Complaint , , . , .. . Investigation . , , , , , Other ............. Lewisville Health Dept. 436-8722 I � �t ;l Inapec. Time 28-28 �3anit. Code 14-16 Ot Source; sound condition, no spoilage 5 30 02 Original container; properly labeled 1 31 FOOD PROTECTION �^ 03 I Potentially hazardous food meets temperature requirements - � ^^ duri„-ystorage,prcpa,atlan '"splay, �,vlcctrz, sportatlo„ o ,� 04 Facilities to maintain product temperature 4 33 05 Thermometers provided and conspicuous 1 34 06 Potentially hazardous food properly thawed 2 35 07 Unwrapped and potentially hazardous food not re -served 4 36 06 Food protection during storage, preparation, display, service, transportation 2 37 09 Handling of food (ice) minimized 2 36 10 In use, food (Ice) dispensing utensils properly stored 1 39 PERSONNEL 11 Personnel with infections restricted 5 40 12 Hands washed and clean, good hygienic practices 5 41 13 Clean clothes, hair restraints 1 42 FOOD EQUIPMENT &UTENSILS Food (ice) contact surfaces: designed, constructed, main- 14 teined, installed, located 2 43 15 Non-food contact surfaces: designed, constructed, main- tained, Installed, located 1 44 Dishwashing facilities: designed, constructed, maintained, 18 Installed,localod,operated 2 45 Accurate thermometers, chemical test kits provided, gauge 17 cock(/�'IPSvalve) 1 46 16 Pre -flushed, scraped, soaked 1 47 19 Wash, rinse water: clean, propertemperature 2 48 Sanitizatlon rinse: clean, temperature, concentration, ex- 4 49 20 posure time; equipment, utensils sanitized '21 Wi�l'n'g cfilfi9: clean, use restricted 1 50 �;*`" "Food -contact surfaces ot;e�ipment=and utensil�lAeiy:� 22,-.�reeofabresives,detergents ��1t.1GlIT F"(dc'?�. 2' 51 23 Non-lood contact surfaces of equipment and utensils cieen 1 52 24 Storage, handling of clean equipment/utensils 1 53 25 Single -service articles, storage, dispensing 1 54 26 No re -use ofsingle-service articles 2 55 WATER '!� 27 Water source, safe: hot 8 cold under pressure 5 56 No. of corrections ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Q Remarks; ' C Yr. Mo. Day 17- 22 , �� r "� , � ' �l`-`` �� Owner SEWAGE 28 Sewage and waste water disposal 4 57 PLUMBING 29 Installed, maintained 1 58 30 Cross -connection, back siphonage, backliow 5 59 TOILET & HANDWASHING FACILITIES 31 Number, convenient, accessible, designed, Installed 4 60 Toilet rooms enclosed, self -closing doors, fixtures, good 32 repair, clean; hand cleanser, sanitary towels/tissues/hand- 2 61 drying devices provided, proper waste receptacles GARBAGE &REFUSE DISPOSAL Containers or receptacles, covered; adequate number 33 insect/rodent prool, frequency, clean 2 62 34 Outside storage area enclosures properly constructed, 1 63 clean; controlled incineration INSECT, RODENT, ANIMAL CONTROL Presence olinsects/rodents —outer openings protected, 4 64 35 no birds, turtles, other animals FLOOR. WALLS &CEILINGS -��-+ •Ftoor� constructed, drained,(clea�, good repair, coJering �1'1ck� :.", 36 l`nstallatfon,dustlesscleanin methods- - y �( 9 ('c. a �' 1 65 _� 37 Walis, ceiling, attached equipment: constructed, good 1 66 repair, clean surfaces, dustlesscleaning methods LIGHTING 38 Lighting provided as required,fixturesshielded ,�,s1��- 87 VENTILATION 39 Rooms and equipment —vented as required 1 68 DRESSING ROOMS 40 Rooms clean, lockers provided, facilit, es cigan, located 1 69 OTHER OPERATIONS G�� ;_P.(�. C�-."�'��-��"-('-.rf-a.._._-' 41 Toxic Items properly stored,labefe�; used ' 5 70 i- ' Premises maintained free of lifter, unnecessary articles, �"� 42 cleaning, mpintenance equlpmen ,properly stored. Author-� 1 •171 ized personnel'"`� � 1- • !� " 1 Y . L. / 43 Complete separationiromlivin /sleeping quarters.Leundry. 1 72 44 Clean, soiled Ilnen properly stored 1 73 FOLLOW-UP Na (RATING SCORE �>�� r-. Inspected by: �.'�� (' �,��%�;'�;��--' / ( Received by : l,;'�1:: r �•( ��:1(,�.'t C(, �! � i" nemo title c. W PERMIT Current .....,...,, Issued ,,...,....,, Oenied ,..,,.,,.,, Suspended ,..,,.. Revoked .,,,.,..,, PURPOSE 29 (ehaek one) Retail Food Store ' Requisr ...... , Fdlow•uP ... 2 ' "`' Complaint ... 3 Inspection �epowt investip.dotl , . , 4 OMar.. 5 Based on m Iropeetton thh dry, eNs Items circled bNow Identity the violations In ope►tINoM or /sCllitles whkh mutt he correctett by the next routine Intpecebn or wch shorte period of time at may be tpaclllsd In writing by the regulatory wthority. F alturs to eom ply with any dma IImIN for eOnseUom spaelfiad In this notlee may rawlt In atwtlon of your Rata11 Food Store operations. OwnBr Name: t / EstabUshms�il Name: ' }.Z"c '�`_' �'�=+ •�y Andros:• �.,. `�� S 4� y%.7it., 7" 1 S � /�.�r�Z.•-r.1_..-- ,�=:>r �•=��t; ri.. ► Wet. t_sl.No. Gnws Traci ii'�s FOOD � 5anit.C'.ode 14-18 WT. COL ;�1 $OU(CI; round eo(id Non 315 30 la, :a I FOOD PROTECTION `Q'9 PobAtislly haardous food meeN temperature requlnmMb . �� '` �`�`> 32 ::: during ttorspr, prepanNon, display, transportation ;'� Facilities to malntrin product ampsratura ;i4`:; 33 I;:ps Thsrmomegrs: provided, conspicuous, accurate ; f `; 34 �. Porontlally hazardous food properly thawed � ;�>', 36 .7,: Cron-contaminstlon pnventad; damaged "` ?� 36 ��Food prot+ction during starape, pnparrtion, d ap ay, `�x�? 37 : dispensing, packaging, transporUtbn Hsntllinp of food (ice) minimised x; 38 `1ii_ In use, food ditpeminp uNnsiis properly tto►ed ;:;l:F 39 RSONNEL ,;;?� Personnel with InfstcNons restricted :;(; 40 '� Hsnds washed and clam; good hyp{enle prretieas �; 41 �� Clesn Clothes; hair rsttnlnN �!;; 42 FOOD EQUIPMENT &UTENSILS "� "`'�'•;: Food -contact wrfaces: designed, comtructed, main• >� '`�'' 43 seined, installed, located "'' ;'� INon-food-contact surfaces: designed, c Astruot�4lfi� � � `"�':'�'� � pined, Imtalled, located i �,��; '-i. l�, , �,�4,1 `'"�' `.:Iasi Wanwsshlnp lscllltfee: dsalpnsd, construcfed, rt5dn dined, � �� "' �> 45 InKalled, lout+d, operated ""' Accurst• thermomaten and chemicd test kIN ��'' ,;: prbvldert �' Pnflusfied, prsserapsd, prswakad i€?>'.' 47 ``�� Wash, rinw water: Clean, proper tempsnture :,X;> 48 «�>�'' SmlN:ation rinse: Clam, bmpentur,s, coneentratibn, '` ;;::;>::: Nms, Equipment and utensils sanlN:ed :�:5 WIPInp clothsi clean, ws-reetrlcted, storW ts; 50 ;' ood-contact surfaces of tiqulpment n� uNntiis:Lcl4an, (roe of :�?ass 51 ;: sbrstivas nhd WarpenN � �f "'� <` ��3 Non-f0od•contset auNscee of equipment end utensils clean �;r#E 52 ;J�?{ Clbn equlPmmt/utenails: storage, hmdlinp y 53 Sint♦b•tervics articles: starape, hmdtinp r,.1::E 54 No re•uu of sinpb service uncles <;� 55 WATER 1►"' Souris; suffleiant supply; hotf9cold; undo pneture £i!S>�. t55 ;.�7 FOLLOWUP 74 RATING SCORE 75.7j1 ACTION 78 Yss , t tOp Isar weight o1 I Chmp4... C No , , , , , 2 items violated ► T Delete .. D •Critical items Requiring Immediate Attehtlon. �,�� FOIIM•NO, E-60 (a/aS) '' Yr. ir. ,,. ,. N SEWAGE !��il Sawa a anc f LUIVIEi11VCi Travel Time Inapec.Time I I' �WT. OOI. " �� ?�! Insteiled, maintained �;i:>'. 58 ��; Crou•connactlon, back siphonapa, backtlow �' 59 TOILET & HANDWASHING FACILITIES - �:�:t_ Number, conwnlent, accessible, dedpned, ihstailed E':4> 60 �,;;; Toilet rooms: enclosed, sslf•closinp doom. Fix_turet: good ;:::::? :!I? r si clean, Tluus, hand clunaer, Bahl ep r, t�ovrel�/hand• ''�'�Y�'' ;;�.`. 61 ;E�?'•: drying d�ylces'rnd Proper waste ►scePts`cln provided ^::?�M:? GARBAGE &� REFUSE DISPOSAL t.� �" ' ` Containers or receptacles: cowrsd, adequate number, • Imect/rodent retlstmt, plck•up frequency, clean ,:�_;; 62 "'"` OuNide storage area and meloturas: properly constructed, '»''�<:': 63 ''. clean; controlled incinantion <%�a INSECT, RODENT, ANIMAL CONTROL ; >:��'<?: Presence of insecb/rodents; outer opehinps protecbd; no ""� I'�� animate „ <'11:; 64 FLOORS, WALLS & CEIL S ,< 1��,..�,:ft}�/� ✓✓-��c� """ Floors: constructed, drained, clean good i air Covering, ti _._._� ' `^?<' ' ;;;;; Installation, duttleu methods '�%?>z Wells, eeilinp+: attached equipment, constructed, clean, ��;^+: >�'+'�:.%.�• good repair, turloces, Installation, dustleu methods �'<� 66 LIGHTING ;: :.::: �� , lAphtinp provided a ragUired � fixdures shielded t > 67 :.::.;...: VENTILATION `` �",e " "�' �9'i Rooms and equi��ment vented et required DRESSING ROOMS ;f{Q Rooms, area, lockers: provided, located, used ;� 69 OTHER OPERATIONS !':AY Toxic Items: necessary; proparl stored, labeled, used Y <✓ff' 70 ""''< Premises maintained free of litter, unnecessary erUctes; "` 71 `'��: cleahinp malnNnmce aquiPment Properly stored. ""� �t:fa Complete saparatlon from living/tleepingquarters, Inund�y I1;:;1 74 Cisco, soltad linen propsriy.�torad I'1;''j 7� R@CfllVed by: Hama ��` �'(� /-. �, ,., a�.i' � 'i .✓'�t:y � �f' .title .� QQ �� ' Inspected by: name � '' i•'\ _ ��^',. y,. till• . Use Revuu for Remarks ' ; „ Est. I.D. j1-tot County Dist. Est.No. Owner Name: �. Address: � PURPOSE Regular .. , , . , . 29.1 Follow-up ..,.,.. 2 Complaint ,,..... 3 Investigation ,..,, 4 Other .....,,.,.. 5 DISTRIB[Ti'ED BY TEXAS DEPARTMENT Or 1-iGALT[-I Tract Sanit.Code ,yr. Mo. Day Travel Time Inapec.Time Census 11-13 17- 14.16 22 stablishmenl Name: �<'J��'� � °�' �y� ""'�' / �-�� l �-t. .�, . �� - Zip . Food Service Establishment Inspection Report Based on an Inspection this day, the Items circled below Identify the vlolatlbns in operetions or lacllitles which must be corrected by the next routine Inspection or such shorter period of time as may be speclfled in writing by the regulatory authority, Faliure to comply with any time limits for corrections speclfled In this notice may result In cessation of your Food Service operations. ITEM ITEM NO. WT, COL. NO. tNT. 1 FOOD SEWAGE ;`.b1 Source; sound condition, no spoilage � 30 ..'� Original container; properly labeled , t , 31 FOOD PROTECTION ,� �' Potentially hazardous food meets temperature requirements � 32 �� during storage, preparation, display, service transportation � ' !r�$` Facliltles to maintain product temperature 4'?, 33 .� , Thermometers provided and conspicuous i ; 34 bd otentlally hazardous food properly thawed ' 2 35 ,07 Unwrapped and potentially hazardous food not re-s ed 38 Food protection during storage, preparation, display, �'; 37 s�(�8 service, transportation ,;� (�+ Handling of food (Ice) minimized 2 : 38 �4`i1' In use, food (Ice) dispensing utensils properly attired 1 1' 39 PERSONNEL �:":11 Personnel with Inlecllons restricted 8:, 40 �ti.< ,;i17' Hands washed and clean, good hygienic practices 41 ;•.t� Clean clothes, hair restraints t ";' 42 FOOD EQUIPMENT &UTENSILS ��i Food (Ice) contactsurtacos: designed, constructed, maln- � � talned, installed, located y. contact surt�ces: designed, constructed melrn ' 1 �; 44 aa�;�Non-food ; talned, Installed, located `#�� Dishwashing lacllitles: tleslgned, constructed, melntalned, 7- 4b t installed, located, operated ,�1 ��Accurate thermometers, chemical lest kite rovlded gau e p � g t„ 48 cock (�/�" IPS valve) ,;1� Pre-Iluahed, scraped, soaked 1 <r�' 47 :;�s'IA Wash, rinse wafer. clean, proper temperature � � -` 48 ��' Sanitlzatlon rinse: clean, temperature, concenlratlon, ex- ,� ; 49 = posure time; equipment, utensils sanitized '? Wiping cloths: clean, use'resirlcled � _: 60 Food -contact surfaces quipme t and utensils ltlean, �� 51 , tree of abrasives, deter ! ,-,,.� on -food contact surfaces o quip nt and utensil'• lea ,1, 52 °?�' Storage, handling of clean equlpmentlulenalis 1 ��. 63 . ��t+, Single -service articles, storage, dispensing ,"( � 54 �_"�; No re -use of single service articles o��'. 55 WATER ,k; Water source, sate: hot B�Cold under pressure ' d ' 68 FOLLOW-UP RATING SCORE 75.77 ACTION Yes ....... , .. 74.1 100 less weight of � Change .78•C No ... . . ... . . .. . . 2' items violated �. Delete , , , , D 'Critical (toms Requiring Immediate Attenllon. Remarks on back 180-i) FORM NO. E-40 (t1Ve51 .•�� Sewage and waste water disposal '�,� 5'� PLUMBING installed, melntalned � ,i-� 50 "3d Cross -connection, back slphonage, backllow ti�% 59 TOILET & HANDWASHING FACILITIES '3 Number, convenient, accessible, designed, Installed A. 80 Toilet rooms enclosed, self -closing doors, fixtures, good 32 repair, clean; hand cleanser, sanitary tovvois/tissues/hand- 2 �; 81 drying devices provided, proper waste receptacles ''�� GARBAGE &REFUSE D15POSAL 33' ontainers or receptacles overed: tl ual Jnu r ,. 82 nsectlrodont proof, frequen can ,,-_. „��,,,,-,,, :, '� Outside storage area snclosuree properly consWcted, 1 ..; 83 clean; controlled Incineration rn�, INSECT. RODENT. ANIMAL CONTROL ��: � resence of.M39tf9trodents — outM�,��ngs•pr acted, o birds, to er animals � � � FLOORS WALLS &CEILINGS fgpr5, constructed, drain clean tied repair, covering �`��` 85 nstallallon, dustless cleanin ods �''- 37 oiling, attached equipment: constructed, good a� a r;`G'r�p�, surfaces, dustless cleaning methods ��'3 � �nr� VENTILATION 39 Rooms and equipment —vented as required z Trx 88 DRESSING ROOMS A0 Rooms clean, lockers provided, facillUes clean, located �•:�- 89 l�i 1� �T�� a7=��I1L+�1 '41, Toxic items properly stored, labeled, used �,t5 70 Premises maintained free of litter, unnecessary articles, �, q2 �� cleaning.maintenanceaquipment properly stored. Author i �` *1 71 ized personnel �:43 Complete separation from living/sleeping quarters. Laundry r t "�- 72 Clean, soiled linen property stored � 73 .i4b Received by: name j^�•�t .� �-��E��f'r��'�"i ,� r .� uue Inspected by: nam 1' i i ,I •�I Owner Name: �. Addros:: ' mot. c«,f,ty Lo. (1-10) : FOOD Retail Food Store R.�uiN • • • � • • 1 Fdlow'uo 2 • �@�0� Complaint 3 Inspection �i tnvstlo.don , .. 4 OMe►. .. b Baud on m Inspection this day, the Items circled below Idandty the violations In optrallons or fuchilles whkh must be corrected by the next routlM Inspectbn o► such shorts Wrlod of time es may be specified In writ rap by tM regulatory wlhorlfy, Failwa to com Ply with arty dma Iimin for ebrraetlons specified In fhb notlu may�result In casutlon of you► Retell Food Store operations. _Establishfi�ent Name: r(��/'� r��'�''�)': - � �� '�"��L(,r,^.� ,1 �.� d " , _, i!2�..: tom_.-(./_� _, �, Olst. Eat.No. Gnaw Tmcl 5anit.Gode 11.13 1N-16 � wr. oo� ., ;;;1� Source; sound condidon �::, 3p �� ii.r., A 3 inel r g... ,.rare rin0.. .1.. .- , prb/x, r Lbah k>>l: I::;r :.:i 31 1 FOOD PROTECTION �� ' ::: PonAtlally hazardous food ma.ri tamparatura requlremants during ttorapa, preperedon, display, transportation � �'" `FEs .>t1`,4 Facllidas to mainnin product btmperatura i4E? 33 :?j)5 Thermomenrs: provided, consplcuow, accuran 34 'V>d'i' Potentially hazardous food properly thawed <�s` 36 :; .� Croas•connminatitrn prevented; damapW "' �A 36 f"� Food protecdon durin iCbiii)la_'�'prepM don, dbpley, dispensing, packaging, inspor'tation (y�f'.- � I ,r :�f Q.C�� "� `•,'•fit;`: 37 ��, Handling of food (Ice) miniml:ed � d(l� �/i� ;?��': 38 Ll In use, food diJpansing uncoils pro {srly stoisid � 31s>i 39 "ERSONNEL' ;;_,� Panonnal with infections restricted :::;! 4p Rends washed and clean; good hygienic practical ;��' 41 '?;>I. Clam clothes; hair. ►estrdnts �#? 42 FOOD EQUIPMENT &UTENSILS �'"` `''�'�: Foodcontact wrtaces: designed, constructed, main• ""' '••;C(E?` 43 rained, Installed, located '3"<`>�' Non -food -contact surfaces: des1gned 2'bris1ructsd made• `'"��'�� 44 r€i.: Wined, inatelled, located f t�. �� ' � v��y , "� � �y.� s. ,�. - 1,, ""' '1d Warewsahing fee111tNs: dMlgnad, eon rueted, maintained, �'" '`•`�`> 45 :: Inttdled, located, operated - - - , `"" Accuren thermomKen and chemicd rest Kits "�°" ;;; providaA �, Preflushed, preseraped, presoaked !`?4'?� 47 • . to Wesh, ►inu water: clean, proper nmpareture �� sl:3: 48 �� °�^ :�. Scold:anon rinse: cieen, nmpentuN, concMtration, '' +�`;: 49 f;::;: dma. E ul q pmant and utensils unitized :::;:;•:< >�3: Wiping cloths: Clem, wa-rettrlcted, stored :1?<:> 60 .,;��•� I Food•contact sur aces of equipment and unnNlr. I�aA; tree o1 ;::; St abredvas and denrgma � •-'"� (: � ' Ei;�>' `.�� on•food-contact wrlacef of efjulpma t end{utmslls Cl'i ?�; 62 i� Clean aqulPment/utenslls: ttorege, handling ;,''>I!?E;;: 53 i;!f Singla•service articlsr: storage, handling :1;�? 54 '; No rruu of single service articles � 55 WATER ' � r58 37 Source; sufficient wpply; hotdcald; under prnsure ?`?' FOLLOW•UP 74 RATING SCORE 75.7 � ,ACTION 78 yu , ..... 1 10Q lass weight of Change...... C No 2 items violated ► Delete ... D •Critical Items Requiring Immediate Attention. SEWAGE Mo. Da I Travel Tlms PURPOSE 29 (check one) Time "� '; �� .. �f� Sew a and waste water disposal %�; 57 PLUMBING ?��.; InstNled, maintained <'�; 58 *:�}; Cross•connactton, back dphonage, backflow .: <j�y; 59 TOILET & HANDWASHING FACILITIES ;_:�1. Number, convenient, accessible, datipned, installed #?�#i'. 60 i�:d! Toilet rooms: encloud, ult-closing doom, fixtures: good �:;::; ?�; repair, clan. Thsua, hand claanur, unitary towels/hand• � 61 drying devices and proper waste receptacles provided GARBAGE &REFUSE DISPOSAL Contalnen or receptacles: covered, adequate number, ��A:�' .; Insect/rodent resistant, plck•up frequency, clean `:�a 62 �' `"' Outride storage area and enclosures: properly constructed, <"`�` '`'' clean; controlled inclnaretlon "`'�" 63 INSECT, RODENT, ANIMAL CONTROL !!`�:?: Presence of Insects/rodents; outer openings protected; no ^`'::# i'.�..�i � ti 64 :: mimds FLOORS, WALLS &CEILINGS �' �loori: constructed, drafned,�lean, go d air, covering, :��"':'. ;;;;,.. lnstailatlon, dustleu methods � ,,�•,� ,;,,;;.� "`"' `• Wdlt,:!ceilingac attached equlpme t, constructed �Elem,,� jr:E;i:; ��'�''•j; Ipood repair, wrtocer, imtdlation, dustleu method '! 66 LIGHTING �' lighdnp provided as required; ilxtures shielded '9>t>?_ 67 VENTILATION ;l+�.9'j Rooms end equiiiment vented as required [;j ti8 DRESSING ROOMS �4.Q; Rooms, area, lockan: provided, located, used ;':;�> 64 OTHER OPERATIONS "4.Y Toxic Items: nacefury; properly stored, labeled, used 5;.4 70 "'"' Premises mdnulned tree of iltbr, unnecessary articles; `'" ��''#x: cleaning maintenance equipment Properly stored `ti�4.` 71 S `._ � �'� Complete saperatlon hom living/deeping quarters, leund� •, J i' 7? .+ �. >411` Clean, lolled linen properly itgred-•..._— �j'': 73 Received by: ntame title . Inspected by: name title . ,�1 ; � 1 i , Use Reverts for Remarks 7 Est. County Dist. Est. No. I.D. (1-iol . Owner Name: �.. :•: PURPOSE Regular ...... , 29.1 Follow-up .... , . , 2 Complaint .,..... 3 Investlgatlon ,.,.. 4 Other ,.....,,... 6 ITEM NO. Census Tract 11-13 DIS`I'RII3(TI'GD IIY TGXAS� DEPAIr114�IVT O[' HT'.AT,TH Travel Tlme r Inspec.Time 23-25 =,�8-28 „s _ .,.�� ablishmont Name: `' �'�"�-�', �•�`I••�t%' ��^^--___•- t'� Sanit, Colo 14-it3 . Yr. Yr. Mo. Da 17- �` food Service �st�blishr�ent Onspection Report Based on aq inspocllon this day, the items circled below Idon111y the violalibns In operations or lacllitles which must bo corrected by the nnxl routine Inspoclion or such shorter period of lima as mny ho speciliod In writing by iho regulatory authority. Failure to comply with any limo limits for corrocllons spoclliod In This notice may result In cessation of your Food Sorvlco operations. ITEM WT. COL. NO. WT. COL. FOOD •01 Sburce; sound condltlon, no spoilage fi-T 3-0 I t>Z Original contninor; proporly labeled 1 131 I FOO� PROTE ION •� �olentlally hatardous toed moots lemperaluro roquiremonis during storage, preparation, display, service Transportation 6 32 •gq Facilities to maintain product lemperaluro 4 33 05 Thermometers provided and conspicuous 1 34 0� Polonllally hazardous toed properly thawed 2 35 •g7 Unwrapped and potonlially hazardous toed not ro-servod 4 38 � Food protacllon during slorago, preparation, display, service, Iransportatlon 2 37 09 Handling of toed (Ice) minimized 2 38 10 In use, toed (ice) dlsponsing ulonslls proporly stored 1 39 PERSONNEL •11 Personnel with Inlecllons restricted 6 40 •12 Hands washed and clean, good hygienic practices fi 41 13 Clean clothes, hair roetralnla 1 . 42 FOOD EQUIP-AAENT &UTENSILS 14 Food pco)conlacl surfaces: designed, constructed, mein• 2 43 talnod, installgd, located 16' Non-food conl9ct surlpces`deslgned, constructed, main- 1 4,a twined, Installed, located 18 Dishwashing lacllltlos: designed, constructed, maintained, 2 45 Inslnllod, located, operated 17 Accurate Thermometers, chemical lost kits provldod, gauge 1 � • cock ('/�" IP.S valve) 18 Pre-Ilushed, scraped, soaked I 1 47 10 Wash, rinse water: clown, proper temperature ' 2 48 .� Sanlllzalion rinse: clean, lompamlure, concontrallon, ox- , 49 posuro limo; equipment, ulonslls sanitized 21 Wiping cloths: clean, uso'roslrictod 1 . 50 22 Food -contact surfaces of oquipmonl and utensils clean, y 51 Iron of abrasives, detergents 23 Non-food contact surfaces of oquipmonl and ulbrislia clown 1 52 24 Storage, handling of clean oqulpmentlulenslls 1 53 25 Singlo-servlco articles, slorago, dlsponsing 1 54 2A No ro-uso of single service articles 2 55 WATER '27 Water source, sale; hot 6 Cold under pressure 6 50 SEWAGE •28 Sewage and waste water disposal 4 57 29 Installed, malnlalned i 58 '3D Cross•connoclion, back siphonage, backllow 6 59 TOILET �C HANDWASHING FACILITIES •31 Number, convonlont, accessible, designed, Installed 4 80 Toilet rooms enclosed, soliclosing doors, fixtures, good 32 rapa(r, clean; hand cleanser, sanitary towels/tissues/hand• 2 81 drying devices provkfod, proper wage rocoptnclas GARBAGE &REFUSE DISPOSAL Containers or receptacles, c erect: dequa um "b2 In cllrorlonl proof, Iroquonc , n y� Outside storage area enclosures properly constructed, � , 83 • clean; conlrollod inclneratlon INSECT. RODENT. ANIMAL CONTROL •� Presence oli��onls —outer oponingn r01oc od, 4 04 no birds, lurtl , r animals �.- . FLOORS, WALLS &CEILINGS � Floors, constructed, drained, clown, good repair•, covorinp 1 65 installation, dustless cioaninp methods 37 Its, coUlnp;'� lachod equipment: constructed, g�ot1-'-� r air, c rtacos, dustless cleaning methods ,' ' LIGHTI G tom- �� Y 38 Lighting provldod as required, iixturos shielded 1 87 VENTILATION 39 Rooms and equipment — vented as required 1 88 DRESSING ROOMS 40 Rooms clean, lockers provided, facilllies clean, localad 1 89 OTHER OPERATIONS •41 Toxic Iloms proporly stored, labeled, used fi 70 emises maintained Tree of I�jecrunneco sary articles, cl Wing mainten rtt { s d, thor• i personnel 71 Complete separation rem llvinglajeepingquarters,Laundry:� 1,: 72 44 Clean, soiled Ilnon proporly sloro<1 � 1' 73 f� a -_ �' Received 6 FOLLOW-UP RATING SCORE 7s77. ,; ACTION .,;,, Yos .. , ....... 74�1 100 loss weight of G`tiahgu .7f)•C No ............./I. 2 Items violated -�► Delete .... D inspected 'Critical Items RegUirinp Immediate Attention. Remarks on back (e0-il n131 tmr)Airimwo r P a i uw al i Est, County Uist. Est,No. 11-iol Mner Name; Addnsats: PURPOSE Regular ... , .. , 2ti•1 Follow•up ,,.,.,, 2 Complaint ... , , .. 3 Invesllp 11 a I 4 psaod on an Inspection this day, the Items circled below Ideality the vlolallbne In oporallone or fec1111108 which must be corrected by Other , , , , , , . , , . , 6 the next routine Inspection or such shorior coned of Ilma os may be specified In wrllinp by the regulatory authority. Failure to comply L — -I with any time limits for corrections Specified In this notice may result In cossallon of your Food Service operations. ITEM ITEM NO. _ �T WV COL, V N0.__.__- WT. COL. FOOD SEWAGE •fit Source; sound condition, no spoilage E 30 •?6 Snwapo and waste wetor dl::poaei UJIFI57 Q! Original container; property labeled i 31 FOOD PRO � ECTION PLUMBING Census Tract 11-13 Sanl l . Codm 14.10 Cam•m, Ala &.�_• .1__._ _. - ��• Trevel Time -25 Mn'28-211 1- �• as � ! ' 01 rblontlSlly hazardous food insets lompereluro roqulremenls i during Storage, preparatlon, display, service transportation 1 32 •04 Forifllles to maintain product temperature 4 J3 fat Thermometers provided and conspicuous 1 34 rM Polonlially hazardous food property thawod 2 35 'or llnwrnppcd and potentially hazardous food not to -served 4 36 OR F prolocllon during storage, preparation, display, service, transportation 2 31 0 Hsndilno of food (Ice) minimized 2 36 10 In use, food (Ice) dispensing utensils properly stored PERSONNEL L nel with Inlocllons restricted 1 40washed and cimn, good hygienic proctices 6 4t lothes, hair restraints 1 42 FOOD EQUIPMENT alit UTENSILS 14 Food (Ice) contact surfaces: daatprsa(I, conatnlcled, main• 2 13 lalned,Installed, located , 11 Nomlood cunlacl surfaces: designed, constructed, rnaht• 1 Isinod, inelelled, located 14 Dishwashing (acllitles: doeignad, constructed, maintained, t 4/ Installed, located, operated Accurst* thermometers, chemical test kits provldod, gauge 1 48 cock (1/.'• IPS valve) ,11111 P oAlushed, acraped, soaked 1 41 11 Wash, rinse water: clean, proper temperature y 41 .� Sanitlrallon rinse: clean, temperature, concentration, ox• 4 49 posure time; equipment, utensils sanitized Wiping cloths: Omit, use'restricled 1 so Food•oontecl surfaces eq m n II 2 61 hoe of atxsalvos, doteryen . Its Non•lood contact surfaces of equipment ulonslis clean 1 52 2#4 Slotage, handling of clean squipmenllutenslis / 53 -94 Singlo-servicn s llctas, storsga, dispensing 1 64 No re -use of iingle service arllclos 2 55 WATER •tf Wa1er source, pate: hot 6 cold under pressure FOLLOW-UP RATING SCORE rs•n ACTION t'r•s 14.1 100 less weight of Change 70 C Nri 2 Items violated ♦► pololU D 'Critical Items nequirmg ImmaAlata A1lorition. Remarks on back 160-11 FORM NO. 1'-40 1"51 FOLLOW-UP RATING SCORE rs•n ACTION t'r•s 14.1 100 less weight of Change 70 C Nri 2 Items violated ♦► pololU D 'Critical Items nequirmg ImmaAlata A1lorition. Remarks on back 160-11 FORM NO. 1'-40 1"51 '3g Cross•connocllon, back elphonage, bockflow i 69 ET & NANDWASHI G FACILITIES •3 Number, convonlon , acceselble designed, Inelallecf W26 3 Tmlol roams encla ed, sulftimin0 d j , good repair, clean; her d cleamor, territory towels/tluues9hmd• c�ryin0 devices { %ovide� pr ertaete receptacl t M�rr� J ' • i • ,' ' 1 •III ,• 1 33 C.ontalnora or receptacles, covered: adequate number = 02 Insacllrodonl Drool, Irequency, clean L4 Oulsido slorepo arcs enclosures properly constructed, 1 clean; controlled Incineration INSECT, RODENT, ANIMAL CONTROL ny1 Piesenco of inseclalrodonts — outer openings prclected, 1471 no buds, turiloe, other animals FLOORS, WALLS &CEILINGS For o ,constructed, data good reps tulistlon, dustless clonninp methods Walls, coiilno, attached equipment: constructed, good repair, clean, surfaces, duelluss cleaning methods 1 M LIGHTING >a Uphtinp provided ee requlroxf, Ilxluree shielded i Il VENTILATION 31 Rooms and equipment — vented as required 1 DRESSING ROOMS 40 Rooms clean, lockers provldod, lacilitles clown, located 1 19 OTHER OPERATIONS •4/ Tnxlc Moms properly stored, labeled, used '6' 10 Premises maintained free of litter, unnecessary arllclos, @ rleaning malntonanco aqulpmem properly stored. Aulhor• /. T► iznd personnel !q;' 43 Comploto separation Irom Ilvingleleoping quarlere. Laundry, 1 ' 12 44 Clean, soiled linen properly stored 1 73 Recelvexf by; rarer Ilea Inupoclocl by; ram title Est. County D191. Est, No. 11-10J Owner Nernst Addi>fee: PURPOSE regular ...... , 21a 1 Follow-up 2 Complain) ....... 3 Inveelloallun ..,,, 4 Ofher ,,..,...,., 5 11L�1CI �� Census Tract 11-13 deeded — Sanli,Code 1T 1A-18 22 tabilshment Name: LOX i��tns nci?njrn4Wr' or RIWATI Yr. Mo. De Travel Tim• Inspoc.Tlme IN j 23-25 28.28 T�'I Zip Dosed on art Inspection this day, the hone circled below Idonllly the vlolallbne In operations or raclllllee whloh must bo corrected by Iho next routine Inspection or such shortor poriod of time as may be specified In writing by the regulatory authority, Failure to comply wllh any time limits for corrections specified In this notice may result In cessation of your Food Service operations. ITEM WT_COL, NO, WT. COL. SEWAGE '01 source; oouM cond111on, no epollage _ 02 Original container; property labeled 1 ll 31 FOOD PRO � ECTION Potentially hazardous food meats temperature requirements during etrxago, preparation, display, service transportation { 32 604 Facilities to maintain product temperature { 33 Of Thermometers provided and conspicuous i 06 Potentially hazardous food properly thawed 2 35 101 (hwaapped and potentially hazardous food not (addoserved 4 35 06 Food protection during storage, preparation, display, Service, transportation 2 37 09 Handling of food lice) minimized 2 N39 Wedwo 10 In use, loud (Ice) dispensing utensils property stored / PERSONNEL Penonnol with Infections restricted { e0 i'11 •12 Hands washed and clean, good hygienic practices 6 41 1s Clean clothes, hair restraints as FOOD EQUIPMENT &UTENSILSPe 1, god (Ice) contact � Ignesf, gnat ed, ma 2 e3 nstalled,locn ad � 1f Non-food contact suritse0W desIgnedfocontstrueted, main 1 M Iainod, Installed, located to Dishwashing facilities, designed, constructed, maintained, 2 45 Installed, located, operated Accurate thermometers, chemical test kits provide!, gauge 1 48 cock (r/r" IPS valve) .1{ Pre -flushed, scraped, soaked 11 47 is dimmuddown Wash, rinse water; clean, proper temperature sweetened { 40 .2e Saniliration rinse: clean, lamperaturs, concentration, axe 2 49 posure time; equipment, utensils sanitized ti Wiping cloths: clean, use" restricted 1 Food-contact surfaces of equipment and utensils clan, 2 free of abrasives, detergents r53 I13 Nonolood confect surfaces of equipment and utensils clan 1 24 Storage.to, handling of clean equipmentlutonslis 10,41011 1 Added, .15 Singlo`service articles, storage, dispensing 1 64 No rouse of single service sniclos 2 56eleven WATER '27 Water source, sofa; hot it cold under pmssure '95 Sowaoo and waste we or dl .pose) —� 57 PLUMBING 29 Installed, malntalnod 1 55 '� Cross•connoclion, back alphonage, backflow { 59 TOILET & HANDWASHING FACILITIES `31 Number, convenient, accessible, designed, Installed + 50 32 Tenet rooms enclosed, solf•ciosing doors, fixtures, good repair, clean; hand cleanser, sanitary towelshitsues/hand• drying devices provided, proper waste receptacles 2 51 GARBAGE &REFUSE DISPOSAL � Containers or receptacles, covered; adequate number Insoctlrorlonl pruol,froquoncy, clean 2 02 Outside storage area enclosures properly constructed, 1 53 clean; controlled Incineration INSECT, RODENT, ANIMAL CONTROL .� Prosanco of insoclalralonle —outer openings prutecled, 4 nu hhda, turbos, other animalsended I 91 FLOOR WALLS &CEILINGS /W4-y"ft)� constructed, drained, clean, g r, covering i' 51 Ins) allon, dustless cleaning methods cnIIIF attached eq Ipmonh constructed, good an urtacq,deCd�tlase claging methods M VENTILATION 39 rooms and equlprnont —vented as requlrod 1 0e DRESSING ROOMS 10 F7oonis clean, lockers provldod, lacililles clean, located t 59 OTHER OPERATIONS •N toxic hams properly stored, labeled, used '{ 70 Premises maintained Iree of Iltlor, unnecessary arllclos, 42 cleaning malnlonanco oqulpmenl properly Stored. Author• i 71 iznd personnel !q.,' 13 Complete separation from fly nglslmping quarters. Laundry, 1. U 01 Clean, salted ilnon pr prly tared 1 T3 r aocelvod by: FOLLOWto RATING SCORE 75,77 ACTION Yes 74.1 100 less weight of 17 Change 70 C Nri 2 Items violated • wime Oelnlu n Inspoctod by: 'Cnutal items requiring Immediate Attention, remarks on back 190.11 POr1M NO, C—a0 (aro51 raa�aa�a.a asviu.r uc :r' `` rim ucrNrn�lrsvr � la;ru,r�l f_at, County Dlst. Eat, No, i. p, (1-IOj Census Tract 11-13 Uivnsr Name;._._ Estabil A�drlrlla: -�`3�� --�/ PURPOSE Nopular ,.,,,,, 2Y•1 Follow•up , .. , . , , 1 (:ompluinl , .... , . � Inwsllpsllon ,..,, 1 Ocher ,,,,,,,,,,, 6 Il [:M San1l,Codo 1A•10 nt Name: I it►'�i�l Travel Tlma Inepoc.Time i 23-25 24-28 �, .:. np______ Food Service �stabl�ishment Inspection Report eased on aq Inspection Ihls day, the Iloms chcled bolow Idonllly Iho vlolallbna In operallone or feclllllee which must be corrected by the next routine Inapoctlon or ouch shorlor parlod of time as moy bo spoclllod In writing by tho ropulalory authority. Failure to comply with my Time ilmlls for corro<;Ilons apa;lhod In Ihle notice may rasull In cossetlon of your Food Sorviw oporatlone. ITEM __WT_COL. NO.__,.^ _ WT, COI. F000 SEWAGE "O1 Source; pound condlllon, no apoliepe d 50 f19 Original container; proporly Iaireled i �t FOOD PRO � ECTION .� Polonllolly haiardous food moats lampenluro roq�lUomenls during elorope, preparation, dlaploy, eorvlce Trans rtatlon a �� •a Fer,illlles to maintain product lempereturs , �� OEf lhornwmeten provldorf and wnaplcuoue 1 � 09 polonllnlly harerdous loud properly Ihewod � 95 •Ol Unvanppod and potenllally hazenloue lood not ro-sorved � 30 110 Food protocllon during elorope, properelion, display, � Oervice, tranaportallon �1 01) Noodling of lood (Ice) minlmlied 4 JA 10 In uee, loud (Ice) dlepenslnp ulonslls properly elored 1 99 PiwRSONNEL alb: 1� Food pce) contact evrlacer deatgnW, conattucl ,mat 2 1� talned, Instelletl, located 11 Non•Iood Contact euriacee: designed, conelructed, nuln- 1 'N Iainod, Inelalled, located 18 Dlshwwhlnp Iac:IIltMr. doelyr»d, constructerJ, malnlNnod, t 16 Inalallod,loceted, operated /� Accurate Itwrmometen, chomical teal kite provlrlod, gauge / AE • cock ('A" IPS velw) 1/ Pn-Iluahed, ecrepM, eoekod 1 11 19 Waeh, rinee wafer; clown, propor temperature � IE .� Srrnllltallon rinse: clown, lomperatun, concentrallon, ex• � 19 pneure Ilme; equipment, ulonslls sanllhed RI Wipinp cloths: clean, use'reelrlcled 1 60 � �ood-contact eurlaces of moo nd utensil own, � i ree of abreelvea, deterye kE on -loud cgnlecl eurlaces of emery nt1 ulonslls�� i ?1 Stohpn, handling of clean oqulpmentlulonslls / Sy nplo-eervlao articles, slorepa, �_��IG;Y � i 6e fIA No ro-use of Dingle tervi� articloa � (J ? 55 WATER •;� Wn1er equrce, cafe: hot 6 cold undM pivssure 9 5t1 '9S Sowepn and waste walor dlaposel � 61 PLUMBING 'JO Grnss•connactlon, back elphonape, beckfiow tl 69 TOILET 8� NANOWASHING FACILITIES 'ai Numbor, comonlont, acceselble, dosipnod, Inelelled , 60 �1 Tollot room► encio�ad, wlf•clnting door, flKturerr, Qood ropair, clean; hoed cleentm, �eniury towelsltbares/hand• drying devicef provided, proper wane receplecie� 2 111 GAROAGE 81 REFUSE DISPOSAL � onlalnors or rocoptaclos, adeq e n nsoct/rodont proof, Iroquency, clean = �� 31 Oulsldu storapo Brae onclosuros property conelructed, 1 � cloon; contrullocf Incinorollon INSECT, RODENT, ANIMAL CONTROL •� Prosmlco of Inseclalrrxlonte —outer openlnya pn.laaed, � I � nu hlnie, lurlloe, other animate FLOOR L1SiHTING aJ phllnp providod es requlrod, urea hleided 1 ' 7 VENTILATION l�-'�� r,�S 90 Roams end oqulprnanl — ventod as required / � DRESSING ROOMS �0 (looms clown, lockors providod, lacililles r :.... , i�� Ewa It ixic Iloms Dropo for hot , ue { cmisns mainloln ltn unnocossary arllc 9, canine mulnto tnp"�ly slorod Ih r• Ind personnol �, t/�1., ({ rp / 1 , 1 19 11 Complolo soparolion fro ilvinpfeleopinp quarter oundry. l;lgon, snllod Ilnon pmporly orod M ,1,' 1 M ,r � �� l9Ce1V0(I by: name r � — FOLLOW-UP RATING SCORE �s•n ACTION ' Utlo _ vcs 14.1 Il>0 lass werpht of � Chango '78 C , No � Hems violated �- Dolnlu D Inspoctod by: Homo Cnnfel Ileme Pequlrmp Immediate AllenUon. Remarks on back IfW II Irtln FOhM NO, !-�tt (�5i r'�"'"'��;, ' ' � i ' 'PL'�CA.ci bI�A[t`iMQ�IP OE' t-[L'.AI Tt-! Est, I, D, (1-1q) County Dlat, [at. No. - Owner Na SanlLCode Yr. M�1o. Da Travel Tlms Inapec.Time 17- 14-18 22 �> L 4�/ 23-25 I8-28 er � �� Etitablitshmont Name: PURPOSE Rapider , . , . , , , 2ti•1 Follow•up ..... , , 2 Compisint . , . , ... 3 Invesllpallon , , , . , �1 Other ,.,,,...,., 6 ITEM NO. FOOD Cenaua Trncl 11-13 21 - -� P Food Service Establishmen Inspeet�or� Report �,��—',I/,I�,� _ 6esed on art Inapecllon Ihla day, Iho Moms circled below Identity thq''vlolallbna I' n oparallone le IlleO whichh mutt be�ecled by the next routine Inspoctloh or such shorter period of time as mey bo spoci}lad In writing by the ra letory authority, Fullure�o comply with any time limits for corrections specified In this notice mey result In cessation of your Food nice oporallona, IT[M _ WT.' COI. NO. �, r '01 Source; oound cdRdltlon, no apollspe 6 30 OQ Original wntalnor; properly labeled 1 31 FOOD PRO'S ECTION /V/ �( __ ,� Potonliolly hazardous toed meals temperature requirements durinp storage, proparetion, display, service Iranaportellon 6 32 •0�1 Faclllllea to melnUln product lemperehrro � 33 00 Tharmomelora provided and coneplcuoue i � 00 Potentially hnzerdous food properly thawed � 35 •01 Unwrapped and potentially hunrdous toed not re -served' � 30 � Food prolocllon durinp storage, propnntlon, display, service, iranaportatlon ! 37 00 Hondllnp of toed (Ice) minimized � 30 10 In use, toed (Ice) dlepen Iraq utenslis properly stored / 39 �I FOOD EQUIPMENT &UTENSILS r�L ^J��, / . ATER �—� r •!7 Water source, cafe: hot 6 cold under prossuro 5 5C ��1i4., FOLLOW-UP Yos .......... 7�-t No........ 2 RATING SCORE Ts-7T t00 less werpht of r /r,. Items violated i►. /I � i� ..y Food pce) Conlacl euHacea: dedpnad, constructed, main• ! lalned,inatailed, iocatad +3 1 Non•lood contact eurtacae; designed, conatructad, male- 1 Iainod, Inatolled, located M .a Dishwashing lacllillea: deelp , c nsiru ,pS elnl qd Installed, totaled, � � ! �S operated Gvl t? It Accurate thermometers c 1 1 t I ro a cock (�h" IPS valve) / � .10 Re-Iluahed, scraped, soaked 1 �T 10 Wash, rinse woter: clean, proper lempersiure 2 � .� Sanitizetlon rinse: clown, tampenluro, concentration, ex- � ,O poaure Ilmo; equipment, utensils sanitized !) Wlpinp cloths: cban, uae'reslrtcted 1 ti0 Food -contact surfaces of equipment and utensils clean, ! 61 Ireo of atxaelvos, delergenla Ya Non -toed conlocl surfaces of equipment end utenslis clean 1 52 � Stol4spe, handling of clean equipmenllutonslls 1 53 1'1 Sinplo•servlce sAlClos, storage, disponslnp 1 6, r No ro-uso of single service articles � � 55 •2a Sowago and waste watordlapoaa► + 67� PLUMBING 20 Installed, molntalnod � � � •30 Cross•conneclion, beck siphonape, backllow � 69 TOILET 8t NANDWASHING FACILITIES i '31 Number, convonlenl, accessible, designed, Installed 60 _, 32 Toilet rooms enctated, tolf•cloting door, Iixturet, gqood repair, hand clean; cleentor, tmiitery towebltittuet/hend•� 1 Ei drying devices provided, proper wetlo recepteclet vv��-- GARBAGE 8t REFUSE DISPOSAL �� Containers orrecoptaclos, covered: adequate number Insecllrodonl prop},froquoncy, clown y0 Oulsldo storage area enclosures pro�y conslrupled, clean; controlled Incinoretidn /C / //,., , , INSECT RODENT. ANIMAL Z I e2 �� .� Presence of Inseclslrcxtonte —outer n ps protected, nu hints, turtles, other animate � r � Ft,00RSr WALLS � CEILINGS .� � Floors, constructed, dreinod; clean, good repoln, covering 1' 06 Inslullallon listless clonninp methods et s, oilln attached equlpmedl: constructed, good _ repair, c , aurlQcou, duetlose,frloanlna methods v /T I / ' M LIGHTING '' '. , , ' . `� -_7 3a Lighting provided ea required, tlxturoa shielded ' ----7 ' i e7 VENTILATION 30 Rooms and equipment —vented es required / �__ / , � DRESSING ROOMS ��' 40 Rooms clean, lockers provided, loci flies clown, totaled i 09 OTHER OPERATIONS •�1 toxic Moms properly stornd,'labelod, used '!) 70 12 Promises malnlalnod free of litter, unnecessary articles, Cleaning mainlonancu equipment properly slorod.Author• itnd personnel /, �; r1 43 Complete soparotlon Irom Ilvinp►eleepinp quarters, laundry. � 1',' T2 N Cluan, soiled Ilnon properly torod ) " 73 l/l..t�-'�€ieCelvod by; name ACTION � slue Change.78•C � oolmu .... D Inapo�ttxl by; nam 'Cnlical Items Requiring immediate Attention. Remarks on back I60-il FORM NO. E—e0 (AM5i Iillo Est. 1, D. (1-tOJ County Dlat. Est.No. Conaua Trilct 11.13 Sanll, Code 14.18 �rr,xns ULJ II\.L t•1V�11.iU U,L ,1. Di;E'!1!2`iML�V'1' UI' til�:Ai,TEI Travel Time Inepec,Tlme 23-25 28-29 Owner Name: establishment Name: Address: � �� , Il 71I1ze�� fioputar ,,.,,,. 20.1 follow•up ,,.,,., 7 Complaint ...,.., 3 Yr. Mo. Da 17- :'t, . . Food Service Establishment Inspection Report Zip invesllgatlon . , � Bwed on aq InapeCllon Ihls day, the Roma Circled boloW Identify tho vlolallbns In operations or Iscllitlee which must be correclod by Other ,,,....,.., 6 Iho next routine Inspocllon or such ahortor period of time as may bo spoclllod In writing by the regulatory authority, Failure to Comply with any tlms limits for corrections apeClfiod in this notico may rosull In cossatlon of your Food Service oporatlone. ITEM ITEM NO. WT. COL, NO. _ WT. COL, FOOD SEWAGE •01 Sourts; oound condition, no epoltege 0 3g 0! Orl0lnal container; proporty labeled i 31 FOOD PRO � ECTION .� Polonllally hazardous lood moots temperature requiremenla during storage, preparation, display, SorvlCe Iransportallon 0 32 •Q� Farllltlee to maintain product lemperaturo , 33 0! Thormometon provided and conspicuous 1 y1 W Potentially hazardous food properly (hawed 2 3b •p7 Unwreppod and potenllally hazardous lood not ro-served A 30 t31 Food protoCllon during storage, proparatlon, display, aorvlce, tranaportatlon ! 37' 09 Handling of food (Ice) minimized 2 3e 10 In use, toed (Ice) dlepenslnp utensils properly stored 1 3D PERSONNEL •11 Personnel wtth Inlocllona rostricted 0 40 •1Y fiends washed end clean, good hygienic practices 0 01 1! Clean clotMa, hair reetrolnts / 12 FOOD EQUIPMENT d� UTENSILS 11 Food (Ice) contact eurlacea; designed, constructed, mafn- ! 13 talned, Installed, located , 1! Non•lood conlart aurlaCes: designed, constructed, mein- 1 ,N talnod, Installed, located ^a Dishwashing laclllllea: designed, constructed, msinlalned, ! CIS Inalallad, located, operated 17 Accurate Ihermometero, chemical test kits provldal, gauge 1 � • cock ('h" IPS valve) ,1! Pro•Ituehed, scraped, soaked 1 11 1! Weah, rinse water: clean, proper lemporature ! 40 .� Sanitlzalion rinse; clean, lemporaturo, nirotlo ex• ,ID poaure ►imo; equlpmonl, ulonalls ran Wiping cloths: lean,�a�•aa ed}' �. �. 60 � Food -contact surfaces of equipment and ulenslls clean, y 51 Iroo of abrasives, dotergenta !� Non•lood contact surfaces of equipment end utenslis clean 1 62 Stolhge, tu►ndllnq of clean equlpmenllulonslla 1 53 ?d Single-eorvioo articles, storage, dlsponalnq / b1 No ro•uso of single aorvlce articles Z 5b 1' '1�113i1 1 •1y Water source, safe; hot 8 cold under prossuro 6 50 FOLLOW-UP RATING SCORE 7 77 ACTION Yes .......... 741 t001ess weight of Change.70•C No .. ..... 2 Items violated � Dalelo , .. , D 'Coital Items Requlrinq Immediate Atlemlon. Remarks on back (s0.11 •20 Sowago and waste wator disposal � b7 PLUMBING :9 ;� ••Il�d �;ntalnnd ss '30 Cross•connectlon, back slphonnpe, backflow 6 59 TOILET 8� HANDWASHING FACILITIES •+f1 Number, convonlont, accesalble, doalgnod, Installed � 60 Toilot roomy enclosed, �ulfclnllno door, tixture�, vood 32 repair, clean; hand cleenwr, ranUery towdl�ltbtuez/hand• Z 0i drying dovicef provided, proper weue racepterlat GARBAGE &REFUSE DISPOSAL• Containers or receptacles, �'f!"r�. aQequ le n � • Insocllrodonl proof, Irequency,'"Tcean � ,,,fit...,-, 0� yl Outside storage area enclosures properly constructed, clean; conirollod inclnerallon 1 03 •36 C� CT. RODENT, ANIMAL CONTROL rents of inseclslroctonls —outer openings prutecled, �I 4 birds, turtles, other animals WALLS &CEILINGS /� Constructed, dralned,rclean; goat '.Ion, dustless donning methods )oiling, gt)achod equlpp,ent: cone provided ee raga VENTILATION ycoverinq • `� � d "'. rUCled, good methods 1 t 1 et 39 Rooms and equipment — vented ss required � 60 DRESSING ROOMS 40 Rooms clean, lockers provided, lecflitlos Clean, totaled t 04 OTHER OPERATIONS •It Toxic Iloms properly stored, labeled, uaal �! 70 Promisor mniniainod Irro of litter, unnecessary articles, �2 cionning malnlonanco oqulpmonl properly stored. Author• � 1.', 11 irnd personnel !q: 09 Complete eoparolion Irom Ilvingleleopinq qusrtere. Laundry. '1`,� 72 41 Clo�rn, soiled Ilnan properly r 1 � 73 Received by: nemo `�� '�� r~ �� ,", � IIUo _.,.,.�: a ..y r inspectt3d by: nemo ''~; ��.{ �� 't-^-' .,�, title .' ry FROMM Rosalie Garcia, SUBJECT: Computer Back-up Library System Monday night, August 21, 199Z at our Budget Workshop, I was asked to talk to Vicky Elieson, our Librarian, to find out what sort of back-up system she had. :)ack�up to floppy disks; owever, this is not recommended due to the fact that depending on how much information she has stored, it could become a ♦ 1 process. . a. ♦. ..y to ♦.. • ♦ ♦. • we ♦ ♦ii • InTITLE1,4110 &ISR5I L ♦ I. :hem every other day this would eliminate any chance of her to completely osing everything . •♦ ' has on the system. r)7.w.1.3 'J'(); ,IOk1k� Tk�C`�7k.,`7'C)1�, C T'C'� T�i/�111�C��a.,k�. �'1.Car�t: ky�;kV1��Y 1��ktW��, c,(�Tk�,(�' �� <,�� r��; (;'�;' : � ��,w () (� is � (_� _��' �� , r.,. �; a ra; ��r r�,,7 � ' � ca � 1 <� r t� ci c� 1a �: rc r_a w fa c�; ; � r �% c� � ra ra i ,1:.� e ka c�+ �_ z � r � a ti r� c; . � t,1;� to (a r1. ; � l �; te'. 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Wo iV/ m t v 114/ ii THEFT $0 - $20 5 2 UP 150.0% ; N/A 19 N/A THEFT $20 - $200 1 3 DN -66.7% ; N/A 20 N/A THEFT $200 - $750 2 4 DN -50.0% ; N/A 19 N/A THEFT OVER $750 3 0 UP N/A ; N/A 7 N/A MOTOR VEHICLES STOLEN 0 1 DN-100.0% N/A 2 N/A CRIMINAL MISCHIEF $0 _ $20 2 2 NC 0.0% ; N/A 5 N/A CRIMINAL MISCHIEF $20 - $200 3 1 UP 200.0% ; N/A 15 N/A CRIMINAL MISCHIEF $200 $750 4 1 UP 300.0% ; N/A 11 N/A CRIMINAL MISCHIEF OVER $750 1 2 DN -50.0% ; N/A 4 N/A HAZARDOUS CITATIONS ISSUED 26 29 DN -10.3% ; N/A 182 N/A NON -HAZARDOUS CITATIONS 23 12 UP 91.7% ; N/A 120 N/A WARNING CITATIONS ISSUED 23 29 DN -20.7% ; N/A 147 N/A MUNICIPAL WARRANTS SERVED 18 4 UP 350.0% ; N/A 12 N/A OTHER WARRANTS SERVED 23 15 UP 53.3% ; N/A 117 N/A INJURY ACCIDENTS WORKED 4 2 UP 100.0% ; N/A 13 N/A NON -INJURY ACCIDENTS 4 5 DN -20.0% ; N/A 29 N/A HIT & RUN ACCIDENTS 0 0 NC N/A ; N/A 1 N/A DWI ARRESTS 1 1 NC 0.0% ; N/A 11 N/A PUBLIC INTOXICATION ARRESTS 5 2 UP 150.0% ; N/A 15 N/A MINOR IN POSSESSION ARRESTS 0 0 NC N/A ; N/A 2 N/A TOTAL ADULT MALE ARRESTS 34 19 UP 78.9% ; N/A 91 N/A TOTAL ADULT FEMALE ARRESTS 4 3 UP 33.3% ; N/A 22 N/A MALE JUVENILES DETAINED 1 0 UP N/A ; N/A 7 N/A FEMALE JUVENILES DETAINED 0 0 NC N/A ; N/A j N/A GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS: 5 FELONY CASES FILED: 12 PIISDEMEANOR CASES FILED: 10 3 NARCOTICS CASES FILED: (4-BURG/VEH (2-AGG ASSAULT (3-BURG/NAB 1-AGG ASSAULT) 4-BURG/VEH 2 -BURG/BLDG) 2-FORGERY) (VARIOUS ASSAULT, DWI, PI, DWLS, GRIM MISCH) (2-FOSS. OF MAR 1--FOSS. DANGEROUS DRUGS) `:0 hL Regional Transportation Council P.O. Box 5888 • Arlington, Texas 76005-5888 • (817) 640-3300 FROM: Michael Morris Director of Transportation TO: Honorable Mayors and County Judges City Managers and County Officials Texas Department of Transportation Officials Transportation Authority Officials Texas Turnpike Authority Officials DATE: August 281 1992 E I FAN I AUG 2 8 1992 SUBJECT: Local Government Hearing on the 1993 Transportation Improvement Program On Thursday, September 10, 1992, the Regional Transportation Council will hold a local government hearing on the 1993 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). This•program lists highway and transit projects proposed by the State and local governments for federal funding during FY 1993 (October 1, 1992 - September 30, 1993). The hearing will commence at 9@30 a.m. in the Executive Board Room of the North Central Texas Council of Governments, 616 Six Flags Drive (Centerpoint Two), Suite 200, Arlington. This hearing provides you an opportunity to address the Council regarding projects in the TIP. This hearing is in accordance with the Texas Review Cl"d Comment System process and the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act of 1991. A copy of the TIP will be available on the afternoon of September 4. Should you wish to examine the TIP, please contact Dan Kessler, Assistant Director of Transportation, at 817/640=3300. Please contact Vickie Alexander if you anticipate addressing the Council during this hearing. Thank you for your cooperation during this process. Please call me if I can be of any assistance. VA:vpj Michael Morris If you plan to attend the public meeting, and you have a disability that requires special arrangements at the meeting, contact Michael Morris within 72 hours of the meeting at 817/640=3300. Reasonable accommodations will be made to assist your needs. The Transportation Policy Body for the North Central Texas Council of Governments (Metropolitan Planning Organization for the Dallas -Fort Worth Region) Texas Department of Health David R. Smith, M.D. Commssioner Robert A. MacLean, M.D. Deputy Commissioner August 24, 1992 Rosalie Garcia City Secretary City of Sanger 201 Bolivar Sanger, Texas 76266 Dear Ms. Garcia: 1100 West 49th Street Austin, Texas 78756-3199 (512)458-7111 Members of the Board Ron J. Anderson, M.D., F.A.C.P., Chairman Raleigh R. White IV, M.D., Vice -Chairman Oliver R. Smith, Jr., D.C., Secretary Joan Wood Biggerstaff Robert E. Bonham, M.D. Frank Bryant, Jr., M.D., F.A.A.F.P. Ramiro R. Casso, M.D. David L. Collins, P.E. Gill Harber, D.D.S. Lazry D. Krupala Donald M. Peterson, D.O., F.A.C.G.P. Susan B. Place, O.D. D. Pot"et In R A r N F Milton L. Risinger, D.V.M. William A. Scott, M.S.W. Barbara T. Siover, R.Ph. Ruth F. Stewart, R.N.C. I am pleased to inform you that your organization, Sanger Volunteer Fire Department, has been awarded an EMS Local Projects Grant in the amount' of $8,422 for EMS certification training, w automatic external defibrillator and CPR training mannequins and supplies. Press releases will be provided by this department to your local newspaper and/or radio station. This grant will cover the period of September 1, 1992, through August 31, 1993. A contract that details the performance requirements is being developed. You will be contacted by Rhonda Blackmore, EMS Local Pr ects Grant Program Coordinator, for additional details. Please remember that costs incurred prior to September 1, 1992, cannot be reimbursed. Congratulations on yot;� successful proposal. Our entire staff is looking forward to working with you to achieve your goals as you seek to improve emergency prehospital health care in your area. Sincerely, David R. Smith, M.D. Commissioner of Health i aohn 1°iamilton, �it�r Managers , �- Rose Garcia, City Secretary September 2, 1992 Billing for 5-15-92 rotal Sewer Gallons 13VO3 1900 f Sanitation Billing 13,361.54 Sewer Billing 2q,257.55 Water Billing 36,752.38 Total Electric 216,322.67 ice►, Citu of DATE: September 10, 1992 Frontier Waste Management P. O. Box 758 Sanger, Texas 76266 Gentlemen: Enclosed is a City of Sanger check in the amount of $_1.2,�Q�� representing payment to Frontier Waste Management for the contract agreement provided for in the City of Sanger/Frontier Waste Management Agreement. This payment covers the month of A�g�a,�t�� and is computed as follows: Total Residential Customers Billed 1231 at $ 7.10 rate per customer Less $0.28 per customer billed as per Contract Total Other Customer Classes Less 7% Franchise Fee Approved for payment Balance Rosalie Garcia, City Secretary AMOUNT • $12,105.68 sos BOLIVAR STREET BANGER, TEICAS �lrs66 es�-4SSs193o P.O. BO][ S'7g ei7.4Sg-4x8o FA]C ®, HUNTER ASSOCIATES, INC. ® ENGINEERS/PLANNERS/SURVEYORS W40 WALNUT HILL LANE • ONE GLEN LAKES • SUITE 500 • DALLAS, TEXAS 75201.4050.21 VJ69.0171 1106 CLAYTON LANE • SUITE 410E • AUSTIN, TEXAS 70723,1003 • 5121454,6716 August 24, 1992 Mr. David Pirtle Maxson Company 1.01 Nnrimb Goo ; ad Rockwall, TX 75087 Re: Sewer System Improvements Old Highway 77 Sanger, Texas Dear Mr. Pirtle: R(CHARD G. FAGIN, P.E. J. TRAVIS ROBERTS, JR., P.E. ALL S. ROEDEKER, Pk. HAL D. JONES, P,E. SAM C. MCKENZIE, JR., P.E, CHARLES W. SCHELER, P.E, RICHARD K. ST. JOHN, P.E. CHARLES A. DAVIS, P.E. JOHN L. MEARS, P.E. This letter constitutes the Notice to Proceed for the construction of the above referenced project. Time charges for this project will commence on Thursday, .September 3, 1992; however, you may begin work prior to this date. Please notify the City of Sanger, Public Works Department, in advance of any construction activity on this project. Sincerely, HUNTER ASSOCIATES, INC. John L. Mears, P.E. Project Engineer JLM/akh cc: John Hamilton City of Sanger BSN/OH77PRCD.AHIi/BSN 1 r� 4 PONN O U O CCU O H W c�3 V m ti July 29, Jim Conley - Fire Marshal Sanger Fire Department P.O. Box 578 Sanr+cr mo-roc 79')AA Mr. Jim Conley: 1992 TO SERVE AN ll SUPPORT Enclosed you will find a copy of our Mission Report for the search conducted on July 19, 1992. We very much appreciate the opportunity to assist your department and the cooperation and hospitality we were given. If you have any questions or if I can provide additional information please feel free to call. In addition, we would be happy to tailor a short program for your department covering the basics of ground search management and use of the dog teams. In the future if you need our assistance please don't hesitate to call. Again, we very much appreciate the hospitality and the opportunity you gave us to assist your department. We look forward to working with you in the future. Sincerely, Chris Francis On -Scene Commander 2073 Stil'�water Place Lewisvill�:, TX 75067 TFMA MEMBERSHIP ROIL 8Y DEPARTMENTS, 04-20-92 DEPT/ORGAN LAST NAME FIRST TITLE BUS PHONE HOME PHONE --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ROUND ROCK FD ALLAMON BRADLEY DOYIE INSPECTOR � 512-388-1564 512-=863-2289 DURHAM JOHN INSPECTOR 512-255-5905 512-388-12 TANNER KEITH FIRE MARSHAL 512-255-5905 512-255-1030 ROWIETT FD HARRIS GEORGE FIRE MARSHAL 214-415-0553 214-415-3651 BANGER FD CONLEY JIM FIRE MARSHAL 811-458-1930 811-458-1601 SEABROOK FD REEL ELLIS FIRE NARSHAL 113-414-3201 113-414-2219 SIMPLEX TIME RECORDER BRUMBAUGH WIILIAM BRANCH MANAGER 214-621-1900 214-539-1164 OIXON STEPHEN FIELD REPRESENTATIVE 800-492-6136 811-498-2934 SOUTHSIDE FD WEST WALTER FIRE MARSHAL 113-668-2341 STATE FARM INS CO, THOMAS III HENRY CLAINS ADJUSTOR 113-985-4321 113-833-2053 STEPHENVILLE FD NA80RS GARY FIRE HARSHAL 811-966-3900 811-965-4520 SULPHUR SPRINGS FD BOLDING CHARLES FIRE MARSHAL 214-885-1541 214-885-6238 TEX COMM FIRE PROT-REG 1 BROWN JEFFERY INSPECTOR 512-322-3550 512-458-8091 DAVIS MIKE ASSISTANT STATE FIRE HARSHAL 512-322-3550 512-1.55-0014 EASTERLING ANN PUBLIC EDUCATION COORDINATOR 512-322-3550 512-326-9171 EMERCDN GpAIECT CTATC CTpC 11ADCLlAI [�n nnn nc[n �n n�c rn�c inn v� uini� �+n� nnnunn� UIG'JGG'JUVV 51L-J4U-J04U GISSELL OENNIS � ASSISTANT STATE FIRE MARSHAL 512••322-3550 512-4u2-2090 OGLE, JR, GLENN INVESTIGATOR 512-458-8091 512-990-2456 RAUCH JOHN DEPUTY FIRE HARSHAL 512-322-3550 811-114-9401 TEX COMM FIRE PROT REHFELD MICHAEL DEPUTY II 214-296-0166 TEXARKANA FO GILLEY MICHAEL INSPECTOR 903-192-4081 903-193-4826 KINNEY DAVID FIRE PREVENTION OFFICER 903-192-4081 903-838-1155 TEXAS AdM-EXT, SER, SNEED JACK TRAINING SPECIALIST 409-845-1641 409-119-0550 TRINITY FD KINSEL HOWARD FIRE MARSHAL 409-594-3569 409-594-2266 VILLAGE FD POIRIER RICHARD FIRE MARSHAL 113-468-1941 113-393-4032 WACO FD HODGES DAVID FIRE MARSHAL 817-150-5440 811-666-4162 STOVALL WAITER lT, INVESTIGATOR 811-150-5440 WEATHERFORD FD HARRIS KURT FIRE NARSHAL 811-598-0629 811-599-665. WEST I-10 PILCHER PAMELA PUBLIC EDUCATION OFFICER 113-492-8048 113-392-3312 Page 3 Elmer J. Aamodt Grand Prairie F.D. Retired -<rl Anglin Bureau of ATF Special Agent 214/767-0530 Bryan A. Beckner Rowlett F.D. Investigator 214/475-0553 K.L. Bitting Ritting Enainaarina President 214/235-5519 A 11' IA I,iembershi.p Roster Don Andrews Lawrence Andrews N. Richland Hills F.D. State Fire Marshal's Off Lt./Investigator Regional Manager 817/581-5670 214/296-0766 Jimmie L. Badgett David Barnes Dallas Co. Fire Marshal D/FW Airport DPS 214/904-3010 Fire Inspector 214/574-8506 Donald Benda Dallas F D Investigator 214/670-4312 Ronald Joe Blackwell (;rand Pra i ri e F 11 214/264-2020 Hal Boyd Richard Brillhart Lewisville Fire Dept IRM Insurance Firefighter/Investigator Loss Control 214/219-3580 214/560-1354 Eddie Burns rt Wortri F.D. Lu/Investigator 817/871-6853 Debra K. Carlin Dallas F.D. Capt/Investigator 214/670-4312 Jerry Chambers Dallas F D ;section Chief 214/670-0191 Steven Mike Byrd Dallas County Corporal 214/ 259-4117 J.C. Carver Farmers Branch F D Capt/Investigator 214/919-2640 Mark Chambers Richardson F.D. Inspector 214/238-4160 Edward Gheevers Jason Scott Collier State Fire Marshal's Off University Park F D Deputy/Investigator Investigator 214/296-0766 214/363-1644 ,70m Conley Sanger F.D. spec uor <7/458-7930 Douglas Ray Conner Grand Prairie F.D. Lt/Investigator 214/264-2020 Wayne 0. Bibby Duncanville F.D. Lt/ Haz-Mat Coord 214/780-4924 E.J. Boren Kraft FRnai naari ng r!n Investigator 214/239-5194 Byron Bryson INS Investigations Special Agent 214/253-7472 Ricky Dan Cantrell Blue Ridge F.D. Asst Chief 214/752-5791 Fred Chambers Retired James Cheatham D/Fw Airport DFS Fire Inspector 214/574-8506 Larry Compton Mesquite F D Gapt/Investigator 214/216-6267 Donna Kay Cooper Dallas F.D. Capt/Investigator 214/670-4312 Doyle Cowart Richardson F.D. Asst Fire Marshal 214/238-4160 is RCrump Tray. City of Coppell Inspector 214/462-9010 Paul Cunningham Lewisville Fire Dept Investigator 214/219-3580 The dates of November 11-13, 1992 have been confirmed with John DeHann for his seminar. He will do a one day seminar for the 'East Texas Fire Investigators Assoc." and a two day seminar for us. He will do East Texas on November 11 and bee here on November 12 and 13. The'seminars will be co -sponsored by North Texas Fire Investigators Assoc., Tarrant County Fire Investigators Assoc., and East Texas Fire Investigators Assoc. The cost will be split between the associations. We are in need of sponsors for the ATF Prosecutor's School. Please see if your agency would sponsor coffee, breaks, etc. Philip Miller gave an update or have no reply from Oklahoma award 32 CLE, Arkansas 32 CLE, school will be opened to 'Invitation Only" basis. the Prosecutor's School. We still regarding CLE credit. Texas will and Louisiana 30 CLE. Also, the private sector attorneys on an ATAC met in Grapevine on 06/18/92. NTFIA won the challenge golf match over the challenging Tarrant County investigators. New Business: Ken Lewellen gave an update on "Funnerworks". More information is available from Sandra Thomas at 21�/445-3473. A question arose regarding information on hazardous o-rings in cars after fires. An in-depth article is available in the June 1992 issue of the I.A.A.I. "Fire and Arson Investigator" magazine'. It is on pages 27-29. It was brought to our attention that there are reports of "Strike Anywhere" matches igniting in the box when the box is dropped. Be aware of the potential hazard. Upcoming Events: Prosecutor's School Aug. 31 - Sept. 4, 1992 Investigators seminar/ John DeHann Nov. 11,1992 (Longview) Nov. 12 & 13, 1992 for NTFIA (location TBA) Program: Mr. Ron O'Brien, Reg. Audit Mgr./ATF- Dallas, gave a talk regarding the use of auditors in fire investigations. Mr. Mark Goodson, Goodson Engineering, will speak to us at the July meeting. Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at 1:05 pm