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08/17/1992-CC-Agenda Packet-RegularlCIT1T COItIl x 4,0A MONDAY, AUGUST 1992 201 BOLIVAR 7:00 PvMw r #. # • i #121 22 Disbursements Mid -State Payment x a Chamber of Commerce Garland Thornton ♦ «' # #" # r• i i ♦ ■ •r # • ram# • i #I KIN s c MUNICIPAL JUDGE APPOINTMENT ORDINANCE 04-92 CITY CaF BANGER P.C7. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 TC7: Dill Murrell, Fire Chief Chuck Tucker, Public Works Superintendent Craig Waggoner, Vehicle Maintenance Denny Erwin, Police Chief FROM. John Hamilton, City Administrator. DATE: August 14, 1992 beginning at 8 p.m., Monday, August 17th following their regular meeting, Please .r R attend r r present your i.. requests. The proposed order of presentation is: 1 }. Fire 2). Police S). Vehicle Maintenance 4). All Public Works' Departments JH:es 71 • August... WAP . ■ • . 7ruisTang, ♦ • «' • Councilman Rv. • . • *en, Councilman• Berndt, CouncilmanM Councilman Tommy Kincaid Garcia, Kirk FranklinIIIImG.S.A., Electric Superintendent Larry Yoast, PoliceBennyStacyr « r. Sanger• Penelope•••' Dannv Adkisson,and Sandi which was followed by the pledge to the flag. IrDisbursements AIIIIIITex Paving r) MidiIIIIState (Willowood Sewer ystem Improvements) Fill A • i ' • r • , • • • r r l7. C4l.��.+�27��s tI1jiU.t NOk'YC r s•- • i i r • l r•• i i sam t_ r IIIF ! + t ead the meters, Mr. Yoast is requesting Council to adopt a change in he Code • •. City employees r •... • read • ad a complafnt regarding City employees entering his premises to . i CC Min, 8/3/92 Fags 3 Item was tabled to allow staff to acauire some additional information. CC Min, 8/3/92 Page 4 6a (5). Consider Road Bids Discussion. rrr vlaxson Co. of Rockwell, Texas in the amount of $36,474.00 for the owling Road, Old Highway 77, Sanitary Sewer Report Improvements s recommended by City Engineers, Seconded by Councilman enkins, Motion • Fiscal9�14 Budget for w Motion was made by Councilman Jenkins to adopt Resolution #R7�92. Seconded by Councilman Kincaid. TEXAS CITY OF SANGER, * AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE, City .Administration Report r Department had obtained lease agreement from the Corp of Engineers and • w early as 7th and 455 for school buses and extendingThe Keeton Road Project has began. Acker Street is moving along and should be open for traffic as early as this week. The radius was raffic will be turning south on 455. CC Min, S/3/92 Page 5 talkedAe • M •a Highwayregarding 4�way stop on 455 and 138. The Highway Department doesdt believe the count will verify any significant reason to request an rade for traffic control devices on site at this r Department i • promise # • anything within their guidelines t• make that. 9. (1 1}. Any C7ther Such Matters monthly•• on activity of • CommissiorL She advised • r • • report • i there were four Councilitems that needed to be corrected. City Manager to report on next City Agenda # . on 4 ••. Consensus of City Council that each councflmember write a letter expressing their concern and disapproval of their adapted budget. • + .f roper s Mayor Armstrong convened City Council into executive session at 3:14 p.m. dotion was made by Councilman Jenkins to authorize Mayor ettlement as presented to the Council.• • # by • Council.AIN#TES* City budget lrorXrsnop August •: . :: ■ WWANOOEIM Br � Mayor Nel Armstrong, Councilwoman Margie Braxton, Councilman Russell Madden, Councilman John Berndt, Councilman Jerry Jenkins, and Councilman Tommy Kincaid City Manager John Hamilton, Electric Superintendent Larry Elieson Below:Listed a. Mayor and Council b, Administration City Secretary Rosalie Garcia, Yoast, and Librarian Vicky 1}, Executive Session Pursuant to �.A.'T.S. Article 6252-17 {g} Personnel City Administrator Annual Evaluation c. Electric d. 'Pax Service e. Health Service f, Summer Youth Program g. Utility Billing/Bata Processing h. Sullivan Senior Center i. Library ♦♦• -♦NNW M ♦a . • • • '1 111111111 Al !I 1111I Ili, Ili Ili III` I ot • - Billing/DataIq Utility • s YouthSummer Program Health Service Tax Service 19 Mayor and Council Administration rFC vent over their departmenVs proposed item expenditures for 92�93 )udget year. i • r R f'L CA 1p• r • A, danager'sAnnual vas conducted in open session. I r�. cIT rY OF SANGEAR vrNr�ol� ;r.Nv No "60L3rMsXr.Rrrlr.NT;11-No co,: I..XTERMINOTF 3L:N:I 11.210 423,,1800 _I.40 "I' A L_ AP OP N INNrFm I_z3VT COMPANY 100 3/14/92 I'N(3F= I'll e38 1:rw DI`AF Po NUM DUFF DIVE PURCH AMIT DISC e AMI" I 60N.00 1.5C�i1 ARM COM1�1lJN;Cfrf�'T�oh4S F AGFR Fan„"Vffr-:RTL S 2390 7/27/92 421o11.00 157600 "I,i),I.AL. 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UNx�artM-rol_nL:N 173283 �;/m5/92 1.m1.36 8/1.8/92 41.6>0300 264�50 TO "I"A I_ �35300 RI"CIH•MrAI_fl SIJPI'!_Y 1NC> 424 e 1.2mm 424 r 2OOO 424011mm 007P�I_ 21G'i1 W� UNT11FRS1`"i"Y DR* 7/:3a /92 a.m43m 8/1.8/92 787 7>1.8 15>mm 1.,572,mm 1.7amm 1.7emm 1.9 16 5316 264e5m r 5 m =3m,m5 3m,m"a omm emm mm >mm C;T:1'Y OF SAN(IFR AID OPEN ITEM LIST COMPANY 100 8/14/92 PAGE 4 VENDOR INV NCB INV 1)"1E Wl: 350 ROADRUNNER TRfi,EET C SUPPLY VARIOUS SIGNS 10069 8/04/92 432 A500 579 < 80 ,.l.MO A L 11438 t'0 NUM DUE DIT WURCH AMT DISCO ANT P o O < L3(1K 122837 991.8 8/1.8/92 579080 00 '779 0 8(fi >'i;+' 1 SAPIGER (lt"F T CE SUNF'L.Y 3 ;3 f3(71T:VAR to , C) F3(1;4 958 DINDER COVERS, G 1662 7/01/92 1.0227 8/18/92 23o75 41.1.1400 21�75 4:1.1>1900 2>f 0 '01I)RP E. PEN 1602 7/07/92 10084 8/18/92 486 41101700 486 C01,4PUTER R1:FL30N 1669 7/10/92 10249 8/1.8/92 7<61 411o1900 7�61 (II'M • H PAPF'R 1.603 7/15/92 10255 8/18/92 2 A2 411,a1.700 2,O2 '4'j4;UPPJ.IFN,SNFW BUD 1677 7/22/92 10309 8/18/92 1.25429 411o1.400 27<64 /11.101500 27 > 65 411 � 1900.70000 ta.*.1,VT:DERS�-3()DGET 1.608 7/23/92 1031.1 8/18/92 23e78 41le1.400 14<39 411.. < 15©0 14639 NOTEUCICIK, FILE 1687 7/28/92 10345 8/18/92 42*76 41101.000 42<76 MAfl,.TNG BAGS 1646 7/30/92 10356 8/18/92 1694 411.01600 1<94 '1"OTA L 233 o OO 38(�Ci�d SANGER f�AR"f"5 CENTER 31.1. N o 4"t'l-1 S'1"RFh.T l' , t7 0 BtaX 1�21-t Rl�l_AY, R:I:NG`3 14676/35 7/G�6/92 1�:1.57 8/18/92 9>47 419<0800 8447 456 A900 1 a 00 I:;tl-2ASS HIJ31NG 1.4812 7/07/92 10164 8/1.8/92 1A6 419ollOO 1616 (`(6;,%,FIERY TERMINAL 14955 7/09/92 10170 8/18/92 6o70 419e1100 5070 F10fl"3F 15028 7/:to192 10171, 8/1.8/92 5004 41961100 5004 SI'[Az T:PlGS 15269 7/17/92 101.74 8/1.8/92 1 o 76 419 A700 1676 lIOs-,3E, BRAKE PADS 15524�,,58 7/17192 10177 811,8/92 21,632 419<0800 7e09 it1..9 , 06001 1.4 , 23 FJFF 1" CNGS , BRAKE 1.6119 7 /27 /92 10317 8/18/92 32 o 42 41900600 32 > /12 FILTERS 154111 7/28/92 10189 8/1.8/92 9>64 426 r 0700 9 , 64 WIRE /cAt31L: 16323 7131 /92 10220 8 /1.8/92 6006 419JI00 5>06 ROTORS 1.6329 7/31/92 10324 8/18/92 14<00 41900300 14e00 0 fOTAL lob 057 38o(WO SANGER DRUG STORE P 0 (l 0 k30X 9!"38 F�TI..ri, F�I_ASIdF';3AR 1(��--f� 7/21./92 1.�3�8 8/18/92 27,45 4?40Q13ti471 )7>4"� t::.l':"i'Y OF'N SANGER VFNIIOR Jrgv NO AP OPEN T. i"EP+I LIST COMPANY 100 8/14/92 PAGF 5 38 v DIVE PO NUM OUE OTT PURCF-I AIVIT DTsc o Alff r>I�O"r05 1IV0�D 7/23/92 42400300 6h65 C3LfF38I.,E WRAP 1,00M,.c //24/92 41101.900 6698 1"0tIVA L 103IJV0 8/18/92 6>65 39<98 ,00 3858E 3/ANtaE.R RdiI�T:(A T'OR P e O > L3(1�C 461. REPAIR RADIATOR 100 8/06/92 100374 8/18/92 20*00 600 419o1100 20000 `IVOt' FA I_ 20 < 00 000 38778 SEARS O#ALL_K3 COMMERUAL CRHI'.'llf 6334 ROSS AVENUE (MOWER BLADES JAC 00317 7/08/92 10075 8/18/92 85097 Ao 426>0700 85697 _LOTAL 86,9/ 000 38900 SHAF"fON, :LNG, 6932 TUJUNGA (EVE SPARKY COSTUME. 1 8/10/92 1,0221 8/18/92 796000 A0 442o1100 796a00 To',N) L 795 > 00 00 42000 SMITH S COUNVf`RY STORE P e O > BOX 928 CONDWUIVV40 FT. 1 23572 3112/92 9922 8/18/92 1o50 000 444 e 0300 10 4130 `I`EFLON PASTE 24456 6/02/92 9978 8/1..8/92 2o99 Ao 427e0600 2o99 CHAIN SHARPEN N 24795 6/24/92 1,01.42 8/18/92 IV) C,00 00 424 d 0600 10 A0 ROL1S,NUTS ,SCRFW 24800 6/26/92 101.43 8/18/92 13o60 000 43200500 1.3060 WO SFI:_P 24808 6/26/92 10145 8/18/92 101.9 ,00 42760600 J0 01.9 DUCTvIVAPF 24828 6/29/92 1.0162 8/18/92 1>49 000 427<0600 1d49 WEECIEi'TFR FIIHADp A 24854 7/02/92 10226 8/18/92 286t37 A0 425AZOO 28<67 BOL 1 ,13x:TgHT"f''M 24881 7/07/92 10181 8/18/92 30e1.6 00 437>0200 30616 PARTS FOR WATER/ 24357-VV76 7/09/92 10158 8/18/92 32*23 a00 421*0500 16412 421 o 0600 16 � :(1. KI�%YS 24942 7/1.0/92 1.0246 8/18/92 3A0 600 427>0700 3o00 WH,`,`,*DEATER STRAP 24934 //1.0/92 :1,0182 8/18/92 1,1099 00 42400900 1.1099 I''.I:I. r):NGS, FlHOWS 2/943 7/15/92 1.0259 8/18/92 1.0035 <00 421 A600 10 e 35 I"T I"F :NG SCRLEN 2601.1 7/16/92 10183 8/18./92 1.,87 ,00 427o0600 1087 Kra/M L.00KS 26014 7/17/92 10294 8/18/92 1.8r98 400 421 o 0600 18098 raiz,ON r'OOI,,VV+7:RE 2600.3--04 7/18/92 9668 8/18/92 109,24 ` 00 442<1100 109024 [`,lU:;f11:INIG9 TIZAP9WE: 25066 7/21./9% 10306 8/1.8/92 8001, >00 47000800 8001, PAINT 26116 7/28/92 10339 8/18/92 7098 000 C:�crY OF SANGLR vr. N10iuIR ;rNv Nka a.8e,�24��a f�.f_F3(lf•J, SCI=2f�W 2612.9 A70 � a800 KFY.`3-_OU)DBOL 1` I.. 251el4 442 � 0200 -F*FLON `i`APF, CCU 26083 Vie 0 0600 '11,0TAL rl5k��'rfi� 'rf�:XAS Mf=.'i"1rvR �� SFUJC�R C(�> c>,i.UL� ::39952 42 7 e O6Oa r1ArflIUL I xTf-NSTO 3996a. 42660700 R,OCKWFLL METL,R 40027 427 o O6OO cl... pimps 40028 427 o Cyr6OO A D D L U STRAPS RU /10067 A2/ o 06OO 1"0" F11. �568C> R'CCKY (�FtaRCF' I''I_Ur113;CN(a WORK-�VARTOUS CJT 3 423 , 1 800 423 � 2100 Tf)"rFiL. �6921� l_1N1`3C1'tt�i7QUPJ17, :T.NC a / 1��aCKa�Nc K7;`f", C:sFtA 62f�5 61900700 .10 "1"A L AP OPFEN ITEM L:15 r COMPANY 100 8/14 /92 PAG1F 6 II C7 CNV Wrr RU NUM DUF �rC~_: PURCH AMT f� CSC , AM`r 7e98 29/92 10363 8/1.8/92 1,69 a.e69 7/30/92 10354 8/18/92 �1000 4000 7/31/92 10284 8/18/92 3�87 3<87 302 o 81. II�JY> 38�i �AS`l` P> Ua k3QX '1.G��d�� 7/1:6/92 10280 8/18/92 15>92 1.6 � 92 7/1.6/92 10280 8/18/92 1,223oU 1.,223o67 7/20/92 10280 8/18/92 656o6O 656<60 7/20/92 1,0280 8/18/92 937<96 937>96 7/21/92 1,0280 8/18/92 1.61e92 161092 2,986<97 f>a(J(DUX 167 8/07/92 10393 8118/92 129,27 36 o 0() 69027 35000 129<27 .r1�XP,5 UNf�kRC7RC3UNC), :CNG'a 1331:1. C7Af�f�f�N R(7A17 8/1.4�/92 1�376 8/18/92 a.1A,/8 1.1.4 o 78 6a266 WGJa CfiA:TN(a'F17, :i;NCe I71�F�r 192.-82{185��119 1:f.1�CTR,C.0 MoioR—�� 38�8�6-9 //3�/92 a.a321 8/18/92 1.66,8/ 42161100 166 87 TOTA 1. 156 o 87 fa4:1.50 Z1:MMERfn•:R I<UC30`rA (1N= r3FNTQN 5600 r1<E< 1..OaR 820 f7R:CVf� SL1AF"r, f1Fi� 7583••'77:s 7/Pr//92 1�i160 8/1.8/92 2�12e3�J 41.911/00 67,1.9 419 < K)oo C�7 ..18 /119 4 0600 67 a 1.8 41.9©7�4� 57>1.8 /156 < 0 9 0 0 13 > 61 1.oll.A L 242,34 1.1,796>91, TOTAL DUF WITH D'(SCGUNTS 1.1,796e91 f OTAL DU&. NO DISCOUNTS 11., 796 e 91. (:1/L. u{faAR"I'MFNTS Fhl:l('+1'z:rl�lS°1'RA..f.'1CPd._..Cf'; 1. '1..•:i h>01...TCF 3 E,i83>06 :Ahil r I`ftlhl A q 0 7 _iI CITY OE SANBER VENDOR INV NO AP OPEN ITEM LIST COMPANY fq@ 8/$A/92 PAGE Z ±±:SB INV DIE PO NUM DUE OTE PURCH AM+ DISC, AMT STREETS WATER QASTEwAI TER ELECTRIC PARKS S 8 7 8 9 2,755,d8 $9544,57 2,14A.78 y2g,@2 30o6O PUBLIC WORKS FIRE VEHICLE MAINT—GF MAYOR & COUNCIL—GF 10 II 12 %A 1,683,22 58,88 23,A7 188,78 MAYOR & COUNCIL—EF ADMINISTRATION—EF 15 +8 180,98 40098 PUBLIC QORKSoEF SULLIVAN CENTER DATA PROCESSING VEHICLE MAINS COMM. CENTER EF —GE 17 18 19 22 21 285,91 BS,e@ 85069 d1050 36Ao WASTE—M R COLL—EF 22 7498 GENERAL FUND ENTERPRISE FUND A,721,Sg Z,mZb,a2 NXHUNTER ASSOCIATES, INC. ENGINEERS/PLANNERS/SURVEYORS 0140 WALNUT HILL LANE o ONE GLEN LAKES • SUITE 500 s DALLAS, TEXAS 75291.4.750 • 214/3699171 I WO CLAYTON LANE • SUITE 410E o AUSTIN. TEXAS 78723-1033 s 512/454-0716 August 14, 1992 Mr. John Hamilton City Manager City of Sanger P.O. Box 578 Sanger; TX 762.66 Re: Water System Improvements 1211 Water Supply Line Sanger, Texas RICHARD G, FAGIN, P.E. J. TRAVIS ROBERTS, JR,, P.E. PAUL S. 9OEDEKER, P.E. HAL B. 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. THE CITY OF�SANQER D: AUG 1 3 1992 I1. lS � 15 Q U Dear Mr. Hamilton: Enclosed are copies of the final Contractor's Estimate No. 2 for the above referenced project constructed by Mid -State Utilities, Inc. The project has been substantially completed and an inspection made by City Staff, Hunter Associates, Inc., and the Contractor. Upon completion of minor cleanup items, we recommend the City accept this project, pay the retainage, and place the project in the period for the one (1) year maintenance bond to commence. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely, HUNTER ASSOCIATES, INC. ohn L. Mears, P.E. Project Engineer JLM/akh Enclosures BEN/ t21tACCl'I',AKH/BEN 1 Sheet 1 of 2 CONTRACTORS APPLICATION FOR PAYMENT PAY ESTIMATE NO.: Two and Final DATE: August 14, 1992 PERIOD: June 25 1992 PROJECT: Water System Improvements 1210 Water Supply Line D91036E OWNER: City of Sanger 201 Bolivar Street �aiiyci. , icnaa i vc,vv TO• July 27, 1992 ENGINEER: HUNTER ASSOCIATES, INC. Dallas, Texas CONTRACTOR: MID -STATE UTILITIES, INC. P.O. Box 1160 v'VTcaCv, ML J%"a 757vv BIDS RECEIVED: 05-04-92 CONTRACT DATE: 05-04-92 NOTICE TO PROCEED: 05-25-92 CONTRACT AMOUNT: CALENDAR DAYS: 100 START CONSTRUCTION DATE: 06-04-92 $102,474*40 ADJUSTMENTS: REVISED AMOUNT: SUMMARY OF JOB STATUS Total Work Completed DAY5 USED: Material Stored on Site Contract Amount to Date Less 0 � Retained Subtotal Less Previous Payments $ 100,749.92 $ 100,749.92 $ 100,749.92 $ 88,955.53 COMPLETION DATE: SUBMITTED BY: By: Date: APPROVED: Date• For Contractor For Owner Amount Due This Period $ 11,794.39 53 Time Used: 100 Work Completed Sheet 2 OWNER: oIL 2 City of Sanger CONTRACTOR'S ESTIMATE PROJECT NAME & NUMBER: Water System Improvements 12" Water Supply Line - D91036E CONTRACTOR: Mid -State Utilities, Inc. PAY ESTIMATE NO.: Two and Final FOR PERIOD ENDING• July 27. 1992 Item Description Unit of Amount Work Unit Value of No. Measure Bid Comp Price Work Comp W1.1 12" SDR 18 PVC Water Pipe L.F. 3,500 3,492 $ 19.56 $68,303.52 W1.2 6" SDR 18 PVC Water Pipe L.F. 20 20 6.10 122.00 W1.3 12" Gate Valve Each 5 5 789.00 3,945.00 W1.4 6" Gate Valve Each 5 4 306.60 11226.40 W1.5 Fittings Tons 3 3 11500.00 4,500.00 W1.6 8" x 8" Tapping Sleeve and 8" Gate Valve Each 1 1 1,346.40 1,346.40 W1.7 Connect 12" Water Line to existing water line Each 1 1 11260.00 11260.00 08 Fire Hydrants Each 5 4 11259.40 51037.60 .9 1" Water Service Each 7 7 408.00 21856.00 W1.10 Concrete Encasement C.Y. 20 20 114.00 21280.00 W1.11 Bore L.F. 100 100 38.00 3,800.00 W1.12 Bore and Steel Encase L.F. 100 100 50.00 5,000.00 W1.13 Cut and Plug Existing Lines Each 1 1 200.00 200.00 W1.14 Trench Safety L.F. 31500 3,492 0.25 873.00 TOTAL WORK COMPLETED. $100,749.92 Recommended for Approval: HUNTER ASSOCIATES, INC. CONSULTING ENGINEERS 8140 WALNUT HILL LANE ONE GLEN LAKES, SUITE 500 DALLAS, TEXAS 75231-4350 Date S / 14 /q2 Approved Date TOTAL AMOUNT OF WORK COMPLETED Material Stored on Site Contract Amount to Date Less 0 % Retained Subtota 1 Less Previous Payments Balance Due this Period $ 100.749.92 $ 0.00 $ 100.749.92 $ 0.00 $ 100.749.92 $ 88.955.53 $ 11.794.39 FRANC: Jahn Hamilton, City Administrator DATE: August 14, 1992 \ SUBJECT: Request By PACA Council The enclosed letter from the PACA Council is presented for your consideration. JH.cg Enclosure August 11, 1992 Ms. Nel Armstrong, Mayor 71 tv of Sanue.r City Hall Sanger, TX 76266 Dear Mayor Armstrong: As we discussed on the telephone last week, the PACA Council would like to receive permission to use the Civics Center for our monthly meetings. The PACA (Public Awareness/Community Action) Council, as you are aware, is a small group A concerned citizens who have joined together to make their voices heard on various issues which come before the School Board and the City Council. We have only one meeting per month, on the third Thursday of the month. Please put this matter on the agenda for the next City Council meeting so that it may come up for discussion and approval. If you have any questions or concerns regarding this, or any other matter, you may contact me at 458-3410. Your assistance and cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated. Sincerely, s Debbie Jackson, President PACA Council Copy: Penelope Looper, VP PACA Council TM� C1i�f ®F SANGE w � PACA Q(7tJNCIL SANG�Et, TP�{A.S THE CITY OF�SANGER --- July 8, 1992 � � J U L 1 4 1992 ^ Mr. John xami.lton SANGF,.f�, T�)' ". City Administrator City of Sander ., P. O. Dox 578 Sanger, TX 76266 Tlawr Mr _ Tiami 1 trx� - We, the officers of the PACA Oouncil, are requesting use of the comm�ni.ty center for our open meetings. Our meetings are held .� the third 'Thursday of each month fran 7:00 P.M. until about 10:00 P.M. ---- Our organization was organized to help the citizens of Sanger have an input at the City Oouncil and School Board meetings. We are also here to help public officials introduce new ideas ^.. to the public and get public support on their ideas. We plan to invite City Officials and School board Members to address our members and guests at regular meetings in the near future. Although we have not had a problem that we have had to address, at a City Oauncil Meeting, we have had members attend the meetings. We are hoping to have a larger turnout at City douncil Meetings in the future. SincerelYr Debbie Jackson President ,� 458-3410 -Q�,,�; J � ���� Penelope �ce President 4 -5738 Glenn I:cvin Secretary/ZSreasurer 45 , 4813 � r� �� .; ,,f''i, .�,,�, �'r�r:, PL:jr TC7: ROM: DATE: SUBJECT: R + w 1 � ■ i 1 Y R Honorable Mayor &Members Rosalie Garcia, City Secretary August 14, 1992 Tax Exemption of�t�e city Caun�il According to Ms. Bollard's letter she is asking for an exemption on her property taxes. The school and county are giving her a Homestead Exemption, Disability Exemption and an over 65 Exemption. The City, at present is giving are over 65 Exemption of $10,000. In talking with the tax collector at the school district, Delores advised that Ms. Ballard's taxes were froze at 0. She currently pays the City $143.12 for her taxes and this amount is also froze, if the City chose to give any additional exemptions, it would have a definite impact on our tax revenues. Ir j • ■ 1 TEXAS t 76266 TO: Honarable Mayar and Members of the City Council FROM; Jahn Hamilton, City Administrator i ti DATE: August 14, 1992 Valorem Taxes The enclosed letter from Ms. $allard is presented far your consideration. 4:;:2 , 7..'a4000t 40 0 19 owe AOR 421 e�a c z -t . -- • �� ' dl loco c Wolf* CITY OF SANDER F.O. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council :'ROM: John Hamilton, City Administrator DATE: August 14, 1992 SUBJECT: Appointment of Municipal Court Judge Our current judge is Danny spindle. Mr. Spindle has served since 1�87. The current compensation for this position is 240 per month. This will be a one year appointment with future terms to be two years coinciding with the term of the Mayor. JH:cg tr,,a� CITY OF SANGER P.O. BOX 578 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 MEMORANDUM # 2101 TO: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council FROM: John Hamilton, City Administrator DATE. August 14, 1992 SUBJECT: Gasoline Supply Bid On Tuesday, August 4, 1992, � spoke with Mr. Gary Lynch concerning his bid to supply the unleaded and diesel for the City fleet. The following points were discussed: 1). The supply site, because of diesel availability would be in the former Tarrant Oil (Citgo) station at 455 and I-35. 2). His current operating hours are 5 a.m. - 12 midnight, seven days per week. 3). A one year contract, with monthly billing at $.07 per gallon alone actual cost is his bid. The contract could be extended to meet the City's needs this budget year, however it's expiration date would be September 30, 1993. 4). Mr. Lynch stated that it is his plan to open this site to 24 hour operation in the Spring of 1993. JH:cg lf, G BID FARM MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL All Bids Must Be Returned to the Office of the City secretary in a Sealed Envelope marked "Fuel Bid" prior to the scheduled opening time of 2 p.m., Monday, August 3, 1992. Please note any exceptions: Delivery point within Sanger City Limits Delivery available seven days a week, 24 hours per day Billing to City on a Monthly basis Delivery price, less federal local taxes, figures at actual cost plus {This figure should represent your add -on price to actual cost.} "FUEL LIST CONSIST BOTH OF DIESEL AND GASOLINE PRICES. Company Representative {Printed or fiyped Name) Signature Address Telephone Date �r �r `, J i. + DID PROPOSALS HID OPENING; Fuel Bid DATE; 8-3-y2 TIME: 2: oo P.NI. •u :► :u � � •; ��• 1. Name: Lynch Food Mart 84.70 Diesel + .7 Cents . Address; P. O. Box 3 5 7 8 6.8 0 N. Lead Sanger, Texas + .7 Cents 2, Name:. Burton Oil Co. --------96 1------- Horizon C. Store Address: Charles Burton Box 508 Decatur, Texas , 3. Name; Address: 4, Narne; ' Address: --------------------------------------------- 5. Name: Address; -------------------------------------------- 6. Name; Address: ---------------------------------T------------------------ i N-�EA� r� BID FORM MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL All Bids Must Be Returned to the Office of the City Secretary in a Sealed Envelope marked Fuel Bid prior to the scheduled opening time of 2 p.m., Monday, August 3, 1992. Please note any exceptions: (�i�� Delivery point within Sanger City Limits ( / �� Delivery available seven days a week, �1=��—�3� i i Billing to City on a Monthly basis Delivery price, less a taxes, figures at actual cost plus (This figure should represent your add -on price to actual cost.) � � � `FUEL LIST CONSIST BOTH OF DIESEIAND GASOLINE PRICES. ,� �� � �� � °� j�. �� %�S � � gd � �.�o �,; l� �= � �: a �� . �. 7 • ���,n,'���'�ffP. ,,,"' � p l' �t ��� � 4 �.� z. > (� � '�' ��. _ � � � ��,,.��' �,A,,��'a �1Q,Pk1 � � �F k � � ._ � �r_ t �r�� y. ✓-'n 1� ���. � ��i�ti�i � yr � J ,� ro �� �� �%' `� �� ��� �. Company Representative (Printed or Typed Name) _�� ��� Signature o. `�� 3s7 Address Telephone ate / �� BID FORM MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL All Hids Must Be Returned to the Office of the City Secretary in a Sealed Envelope marked "Fuel Bid" prior to the scheduled opening time of 2 p.m., Monday, August 3, 1992. Please note any exceptions: ._____ Delivery point within Sanger City Limits Delivery available seven days a week, 24 hours per day Billing to City on a Monthly basis ___C�1 `u-l. r.._.... Delivery price, less state taxes, figures at actual cant plus (This figure should represent your add -an price to actual cost.j °FUEL LIST CONSIST BOTH OF DIESEL AND GASOLINE PRICES. Qv,� N Q � � �'4 epresentative anted ar (� Tv9,ed N zne • � ��, �r � � �. l�eiepnane ��� u; . (� ' �. }x� JAI\ 1�7iz Pa(ct%-ci?i, Y'.1 qz, Jwokkkc- jLA6 (gq2 PDA 2.D24D 162l\ lei b U�►'C� � Ctrs ' rev Cf �L , �� �� c -:; � i� e'-V aL y Pik Jtkkk, k) Pik IN 5gg.T6 IqI eFJq. (fit-1.3kzw� (7( fl.oi) Jtkkk, k) Pik IN 5gg.T6 IqI eFJq. (fit-1.3kzw� (7( fl.oi) + 6 ■ O ! Y OX 578 A NCGER, TEXAS 76266 :PROM: J6hn Hamilton, City Administrator DATE; August 14, 1992 % SUBJECT: Consider Ordinance #04-92 ideration. This is the ordinance requested by the Electric Department . read GOVERNMENTAL SERVICE AGENCY, INC. August 11, 1992 City of Sanger Attention: John Hamilton P.O. Box 578 Sanger, Texas 76266-0578 Tii-AP T.'YIIA` THE CITY OF BANGER AUG 1 2 1992 SANGERoTEXAS Please find the enclosed ordinance regarding location of utility meters. This is the same ordinance I faxed to your attention this morning. As we discussed, if the City Council will adopt this ordinance, it will, be included in the first supplement to the Code of Ordinances, which will be done whenever the City is ready. Also, I have enclosed information regarding our new ordinance drafting service. We feel we can offer a cost effective alternative to having to draft ordinances yourself, particularly those ordinances about which you are unsure. If you have any needs with respect to this in the future, please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, RERNMEN'II SER I AGENCY, INC. �- ir Fra in Counselor at Law Lyndon Plaza 10935 Estate Lane, Suite 475 Dallas, Texas 75238 (214) 553-7070 Fax (214) 553-7098 CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS ORDINANCE NO. I it 0 4 - 9 2 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS, THAT AMENDS CHAPTER 11 OF THE CITY OF SANGER CODE OF ORDINANCES SPECIFICALLY BY CREATING ARTICLE 11.1500 WHICH ADOPTS NEW REGULATIONS REGARDING LOCATION OF ELECTRIC UTILITIES METERS; PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; ESTABLISHING A GENERAL PENALTY FOR VIOLATIONS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY OF THIS ORDINANCE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN E IF 4 F E4 C 1 a I V E DATE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS: :,--- _ II 1 s►1 .: ► 1 1 I s ARTICLE 11.1500: LOCATION OF ELECTRIC UTILITY METERS Meters and service switches in conjunction with the meter shall be installed in accordance with the latest revision of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), Incorporated, Standard C12 (American National Code for Electricity Metering), or other standards as may be prescribed by the City of Sanger, and will be readily accessible for reading, testing and inspection, and where such activities will cause minimum interference and inconvenience to the customer. Customers shall provide, without cost to the utility: sufficient and proper space for installation of meters and other apparatus of utility; meter board; meter loop; safety service switches when required; and an adequate anchor for service drops. These things shall be provided at a location which is easily accessible to duly authorized employees of the City of Sanger bearing proper credentials and identification. Such employees are authorized to enter any public or private property at any reasonable time for reading, testing, and inspecting all meter installations. If locked gates, vicious animals, other impediments prevent the employees from gaining access to the meter installation, the City of Sanger shall estimate the electric usage for a mimum of two (2) months. After two (2) months, electric service shall be disconnected at the service pole until the problem is resolved. 1 I►0_ _•ll ►! �I _ _1► Any and all Ordinances or parts of Ordinances of the City of Sanger heretofore adopted which are in conflict with this Ordinance are, to the extent of such conflict, hereby expressly repealed insofar as the same are in conflict therewith. Page 1 of 2 SECTION III SEVERABILITY It is declared to be the intention of the City Council that the sections, paragraphs, sentences, clauses and phrases of this Ordinance are severable and, if any phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph or section of this Ordinance shall be declared unconstitutional by the valid judgment or decree of any court of competent jurisdiction, such unconstitutionality shall not affect any of the remaining phrases, clauses, sentences, paragraphs and sections of this Ordinance, since the same would have been enacted by the City Council without the incorporation in this Ordinance of any such unconstitutional phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph or section. SECTION IV P ENAL T Y Any person, firm, or corporation who shall violate any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined in an amount not exceeding Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), and each and every day's violation shall constitute a separate offense. SECTION V EFFECTIVE DATE This Ordinance shall take effect immediately, from and after its passage and publication of the caption, as the law in such cases provides. PASSED AND APPROVED BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS, THIS THE DAY OF , 19920 ATTEST: APPROVED: NEL ARMSTRONG, MAYOR ROSALIE GARCIA, CITY SECRETARY Page 2 of 2 x NGER,TEXAS 76261 ohn Hamilton,• • •• ity Administration R 1 }, No Word yet the marina. 2). TML's Annual Conference is October 7� 1� in Houston. if you are planning to attend, or think you might attend, let Etta know so hotel reservations can be made. GENE A. HUGHES P. O. BOX 327 SANGER, TEXAS 76266 August 12, 1992 (Date) Mayor and Members of the V.L VY VV ul lL. L1. P. O. Box 578 Sanger, Texas 76266 RE: Receipt of Consideration for Release Dear Mayor and Council: In settlement of my dispute with the City of Sanger concerning property located at 1803 Melinda-Myrl, Sanger, Texas, I, Gene A. Hughes, have voluntarily signed the "Release" document, waiving all claims against the City of Sanger, Texas, therein agreeing to such by reason of accepting the settlement amount of $10.00 and other good and valuable consideration, such 'consideration being and I hereby acknowledge receipt of, $6,000.00 in full and final settlement. Sincerely, Gene A. Hughes RELEASE STATE OF TEXAS § KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: COUNTY OF DENTON § THAT THIS AGREEMENT OF RELEASE, made this 12 day of August 1992 by GENE A. HUGHEB to the CITY OF BANGER, TEXAS, is to witness the following: WHEREAS, a dispute exists between the CITY OF BANGER, TF.XAR anrT ['.F.NF. a NiTf:NF.R rcanarrl i nrt rart-a i n r�rnnori-v 1 nnat-orl ai- _ 1803 Melinda-Myrl, Sanger, Texas (hereinafter "The Property"); and WHEREAS, GENE A. HUGHEB understands and agrees that any liability of the CITY OF SANDER for, associated or in connection with The Property is disputed by the CITY OF BANGER, and that payment of Ten Dollars ($10.00) and other good and valuable consideration paid by the CITY OF BANGER to GENE A. HUGHEB is not an admission of liability, but rather, a compromise to buy peace. NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the CITY OF SANGERIs payment to GENE A. HUGHEB of Ten Dollars ($10.00) and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt of which is acknowledged, GENE A. HUGHEB., his predecessors, successors, assigns, heirs, executors, administrators, and legal representatives, releases and forever discharges the CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS, of and from any and all claims, demands, damages, actions, causes of action, or suits in equity, of whatsoever kind or nature whether heretofore or hereafter, accruing or whether now )mown or not known to the parties, for or because of any matter or thing done, omitted, or suffered to be done by either of such parties prior to and including the date hereof and in any way directly or indirectly �e RELEASE -- Page 1 arising out of the CITY OF SANGER's actions by the City Council, any other board or commission of the City, or any agent of the City on, about, or concerning the Property. GENE A. HUGHES hereby acknowledges that he has read and understands the effect of the above and foregoing Release, and executes same of his own free will and accord for the purposes and considerations set forth. GENE A. HUGHES BY: R, TEXAS Az RELEASE -- Page 2 STATE OF TEXAS § COUNTY OF DENTON § This instrument was acknowledged before me by Gene A. Hughes on this 12 day of August , 1992• STATE OF TEXAS § COUNTY OF DENTON § Notary Public ci-=*n of mo..�,e ......_.... f �YLu4 /I ETTA STQGSDILL NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF TEXAS sssian F_xpires 1.26-95 Camm BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared John Hamilton , City Administrator of the City of Sanger, Texas, a municipality, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that he/she executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed, in the capacity therein stated and as the act and deed of said corporation. Given under my of August 19920 hand and seal of office on this 12 day Notary Public State of Texas �.TTA STQ�SDILL NOTARY PUBLIC STATE OF TEXAS Commission Ettpires 1-26-95 RELEASE -- Page 3 /,I�i�t./L�uLJc, C 7If Y : 16 t tlac� 1, ry;;t; c7t wad d ie3i � orf; ;c:t1t �:}�7 ,_, We csl:; 1. 6`7(,AJ t;(Ci a fC;w lays after the rainsi to soo -if they wouXr'oW or )'Ott 7. i. T y c e, i') iYo.C)1"J E, a. 0 . 1)ctn a,It) I r a.1" . J'A lk G a yv -o e r" OFFICIAL MUNICIPAL COURT MONTHLY REPORT MUNICIPAL TRAFFIC MISDEMEANORS NON -TRAFFIC MISDEMEANORS COURTOF - Sanger July 92 NON- STATE CITY FOR MONTH , 19 — PARKING PARKING LAW ORDINANCE 1. NEW CASES FILED DURING THE MONTH 26 21 1 .,..:� 2. DISPOSITIONS PRIOR TO TRIAL: A. Deposit Forfeited B. Fined (Before trial only. If the defendant goes before the judge, enter In Item 3.).1 5 C. Cases Dismissed (Do not include here those dismissals which are reported separately in ac and 4 below.) 3 .DISPOSITIONS AT TRIAL A (I! there Is n0 appearance earanCB before theluage,antern item 2 poop A. Trial by Judge (1) Finding of Guilty 2 1 (2) Finding of Not Guilty B. Trial by Jury (1) Finding of Guilty (2) Finding of Not Guilty C. Dismissed at Trial CASES 4. DIS DISMISSED D: A. Alter Driv er Safety ry a Cou rse 1 B. Alter Deferred Disposition (Art 45.54 C,C,P.) C. Alter Proo t o ' t Financial 'a n nci I Responsibility (usually, uall ' liability in surance) ' nsur ante 1 5. CASES APPEALED >> 6. JUVENILE ACTIVITYSAFETY : 11. A ETY RESPONSIBILITY AND DRIVERS LICENSE SUSPENSION A. Warnings Administered HEARINGS HELD 12. SEARCH WARRANTS ISSUED 8. Statements Certiliod .' (Do not include warrants lot arrest) accordance with Texas Family Code, Sec. 51.Og(b),) 13. ARREST WARRANTS ISSUED: Se C. Detenlion Hearings Held A, Class C Misdemeanors Only (In accordance with Texas Family Code, Sec. 54.01.) B. 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 magistrato capacity) or District Court offense) 8. FELONY COMPLAINTS ACCEPTED 15EMERGENCY MENTAL HEALTH (Complaints within jurisdiction of District Cour, t HEARINGS HELD accepted In magistrate capacity) 0 g. EXAMINING TRIALS CONDUCTED 16. TOTAL REVENUE (Include only preliminary hearings of felony cases) (include all revenues collected during month to be remitted to the city or stale,) 10. INQUESTS CONDUCTED 2 , 146 . 16 ® RICHO ,P,E, J. TRAVIS ROBERTS, JR., P.E,HUNTER ASSOCIATES, INC.PAUL S. BOEDEKER, P.E. ENGINEERS/PLANNERS/SURVEYORS HAL0.JONES,P.E. ® SAM C. MCKENZIE, JR„ P,E. t 0140 WALNUT HILL LANE • ONE GLEN LAKES • SUITE 500 a DALLAS, TEXAS 75231.4350. 214R6949171 CHARLES K SCHELER, P.E. ' 1106 CLAYTON LANE • SUITE 410E • AUSTIN, TEXAS 76723,1033. 512/451.0716 RICHARD K, ST, JOHN, P,E, CHARLES A, DAVIS, P.C. JOHN L, MEARS, P.E. THE CITY OF SAN ER AUG 1 2 1992 August 14, 1992 Mr. Joe Dillard J.L. Myers Company 1325 Forney Roars Dallas, TX 75227 Re: Water System Improvements 300 GPM Water Supply Well Sanger, Texas Dear Mr. Dillard: This letter constitutes the Notice to Proceed for the construction of the above referenced project. Time charges for this project will commence on Monday, August 24, 1992; however, you may begin work prior to this date. Please notify the City of Sanger, Public Works Department, 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/300WPRCD.AKH/BSN 1 t�1 ■ HUNTER ASSOCIATES, INC. ENGINEERS/PLANNERS/SURVEYORS ■ 1 �. 8140 WALNUT HILL LANE • ONE GLEN LAKES • SUITE 500 • DALLAS, TEXAS 75231.4350 • 214A69,0171 1106 CLAYTON LANE 4 SUITE 410E • AUSTIN, TEXAS 78723,1000. 512/454.6716 August 25, 1992 Mr. David L. Dues Caldwell Tanks, Inc. -�s vvv Tovi �r Road Louisville, KY 40219 Re: 200,000 Gallon Elevated Tank Sanger, Texas Dear Mr. Dues: RICHARD O, FAOIN, P.E. J, TRAVIS ROBERTS, in,, P.E. PAUL S, BOEDEKER, P.E. HAL B. 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. THE CAN OF BANGER AUG 1 2 1992 D. M This letter constitutes the Notice to Proceed for the construction of the above referenced project. Time charges for this project will commence on Friday, September 4, 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. -�. /�'1.c4rI.►.w John L. Mears, P.E. Project Engineer JLM/akh cc: John Hamilton City of Sanger BSNI200TPRCD.AK1[/BSN 1 Sanger High School hometown video ,�nt..�mpgi, Biggerstau said he thought the students, who range from sophomore level to seniors, did "a wonderful job," adding that the project was a very positive experience for the students. The principal and Carolyn Harrison, the Business Information Processing teacher, team taught the class on this project. But the two adults actually were "facilitators," rather than teachers, Harrison said, because they let the students handle the entire project with very little input. "We left it up to them," Harrison said at the City Council meeting. "We wanted it to be their production, and we wanted them to know what it took to do a production such as this." The students worked on the project for 12 weeks, and they spent six weeks planning the video and writing the script, This meant many days of brainstorming ideas on what to include and what to leave out . When interviewed this week, the eight students involved agreed that it was a positive learning experience, but that it was not always easy. and the hardest parart was t warms learning to to film off campus, they agreed, work together. "Just trying to get along with each other" was tough, said sophomore Steven Dietz. 'We had a lot of fights, a lot of calling each other names," added senior Jennifer Rodgers. Senior Dustin Lyon, who was voted the director by the other class members, came up with a rule that helped: 'There is no I in 'team. The class was divided into groups, and each group had subjects to research for the statistics given in the video. Among the subjects that had to be looked into were schools, churches, transportation, houses, recreation, medical, restaurants, entertainment and communications The group chose Coach Jim Davis, a government and world geography teacher, as the narrator. Davis was the announcer at last year's Senior Presentation. and the students liked his voice. from an airplane best. Senior Daniel Beek liked filming Pilot Jim Glass of Sanger took Beck up in an open cockpit plane, allowing him to film the opening and closing aerial scenes of Lake Ray Roberts and other areas. Although Beck had never been in an airplaine, he was the only student who volunteered to film from the small planes Beck and Lyon 'spent their Spring Break filming scenes around the Dallas and Fort Worth area, including anSix Flags, Dallas-Fort Worth International Aire in Fort Worth. The students also spent Friday afternoons and Saturdays at the Advanced Technology Lab on the University of North Texas campus, learning how to film and edit and, in the end, editing the film for the finished product. Mark Mortensen, UNT faculty member who had helped the Sanger schools film other events, taught the students how to use the lab. For their six week's grades* the students evaluated each other, and Sanger School Board trustees and City Council members will be asked to evaluate the tape. The team members said they couldn't decide on whether to have a theme until the last minute, when they decided to use "Back to the Future, " complete with some of the theme from the movie of the same names Junior Sariah Heisey said the theme means that Sanger nmvirlPR a hnmetown atmosphere, but it is still progressing. s a friendly atmosphere, mainly," she? : said, "But at the same time , We've got' technology," added sophomore Madelaine Garza. The video ends with the words, 'T is a progressive city that manages to maintain its country, atmosphere, Join the good life. Come back to the futiure with; Sanger." Along with an opening speech 1 ,y Mayor Armstrong, School Superintendent Jim CiDulston , speaks on the video, a§ well as business executives How ' and Ashcraft of North Texas Plastics and Paul Mareellti of G'. lobal Net Industries. _c nt..,.,,1,o�'c F, n.,nnr tr% n~Pinnment Thornton, ui LIM �,.a�.,... _._r—_--- Committee, said Monday night thatherealized after vewing the video that his expecitatio as had been too low. "It was just an outstanding job," he :said . Chamber President Bill Hood th tanked the students for their work after they had received i a standing ovation from the City Council audience. "You We t a fantastic job; you are to, be commended," he said. If Harrison, also, said she was pl eased with her students' fshed product. She said she was impressed at how responsible the students were, idding that they always rmed from filming of campus ;' at the time they said they wtiuld and never took advantage ; of their freedom during ;s time. '7 couldn't have asked for a bet The team was made up of Du; Biel Beck and Jennifer Rodgi t sophomores Steven Diet iherty and Madelaine Garza. tar group; she said. Stan Lyon, director, seniors ers; junior Sariah Heisey; z, Eric Atchison, Rena "exas Department of Transportation P.O. BOX 3067 • D4LLAS, TEXAS 75221-3067 • (214) 320-6100 August 3, 1992 Control 195-6 I.H. 35 Business Route (old Lp. 138) Denton County Mr. .;o hii iiarniion City Manager City of Sanger P. 0. Box 578 Sanger, Texas 76266 Subject: Traffic Signals Dear Mr. Hamilton: �E CITY OF BANGER � AUG 4 1992 D:. f'n ,a u, ra n nn f� u � � A G R, TEXAS v We have completed the traffic signal study at I.H. (old Lp. 138) with F.M. 455 in the City of Sanger. 35 Business Route Results of the signal study indicate that traffic signals are not warranted. Attached for your information are the conclusions from the signal study. We will continue to monitor the intersection to see if there are any other traffic control devices that might be needed. Your concern for the smooth and orderly flow of traffic is greatly appreciated. Attachments Since Leroy J Directo y, lien, P.E. Transportation Operations (� ��. \_Y ' '' An Equa/ Opportunity Employer Mk�l^� John Hall, Chalrm�tn Pam Reed, Commissioner Peggy Garner, Commissioner TEXAS WATER COMMISSION PRO%FCT/NG TGXANS' ///iALl%1 AND SAPRlY IlY PRRVF.'N'fING AND RP,DUCINC POLLUTION August 12, 1992 CERTIFIED MAIL City of Sanger P. 0. Box 578 Sanger, Texas 76266 Re: Expiration of Permit No. 10271-001 Permit Renewal Reminder Notice Gentlemen: .� w� Ids ° u�r�'S THE CITY OF�SANGER D� AUG .1 4 1992 � . .. U vA�vutC..�, TEnAv Permit No. 10271-001 will expire at midnight, Februar 9 1993. Pursuant to 31 TAC Section 305.63 of the Texas Water Coae, you are require to fi a an application for a renewal of the existing permit 180 days prior to the date of expiration. However, we are currently accepting applications that are submitted after the 180 day deadline, but before the actual date of expiration, without penalty. Failure to submit an application in a timely manner may result in the initiation of enforcement actions or expiration of the permit. If the permit is allowed to expire, a continuation of any disposal activities beyond the date of expiration will be a violation of the Texas Water Code and will be subject to administrative penalties. A copy of the renewal application has been included with this notice. This notice of permit expiration is sent as a courtesy to the applicant. It is the responsibility of the permittee to renew or amend the permit in a timely manner. This will be the final and only notice you will receive for the referenced facility. If you wish to cancel the permit, please write to the address of the Commission listed below so that we may remove the file from our records. If you should have any further questions or comments, you may contact me at (512) 463- 8211. Sincerely, • �.- . �� Vanessa C. Davis Head, Application Unit Watershed Management Division cc: TWC District 4 �� w P,l), 13oa 13oR7 • 1700 North Congress Avenue • Austin,'Cexas 7A7ll•3Q87 • 512//►63-7P3o PHIN'I'IiU UN HliCl'CLLU PA14ilt ►� Sanger, TX 200,000 Gallon Pedisphere Tank C.T.I. No. E-3441 Eng./Design/Drafting 1'VU11l1 GL L.l oll UL QtY 1115j Tanl: Details TANK BUILDERS. SINCE 1887 Tentative Construction Schedule Date Issued nn_y � VJ 11 _/�o JG 09-04-92 Start Date TAl��]�.S, INC. THE CITY OF SAtVGER AUG 1 3 1992 0 BANGER, TEXA •. �: V J':,5-J4 08-28-92 Est. Completion Date Fabricated Material 08-22-9`L 12-15-92 Foundation Work 10-05-9'L 11-02-92 Field Erection 12-12-9`� 02-06-93 Field Painting 03-15-93 04-15-y3 Sterilization 04-15-93 04-16-93 Electric 04-22-93 04-26-93 Fence 04-'L`>-93 04-26-93 Siteworlc 05-01-93 06-01-93 Assumed Completion Date 06-01-93 NOTE: This is a tentative schedule and mad- be changed at the sole discretion of Calcic;ell Tanks, Inc. Painting' is scheduled in the Spring, but may be completed at r�, later date depen�ting on the t,�eather conditions. i:ric'►:oetter Project ?�ianag'ement Au�'ust 10, 199`L Department �' �; .r' 4000 Tower Road, Louisville, KY �10219 / P.O. [3ox 35770, Louisville, KY 40232 / (502) 964-3361 / f=AX (502) 966-£3732