05/18/1992-CC-Agenda Packet-RegularI
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CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
MONDAY, MAY 18, 1992
201 BOLIVAR STREET, CITY HALL
7:00 P.M.
Call to Order, Invocation, and Pledge to the Flag
CON SENT AGENDA
a). Approve Minutes
b}. Disbursements
c). Proclamation #P4-92 -
Citizen's Input
"Buckle Up America! Week"
AGENDA
4. Consider &Possible Action Regarding Designation on Voting
Representative to North Central Texas Council of Governments
5. Preview of Economic Development Video
6 . City Administration Report
7. Any Other Such Matters
8. Adjournment
Rosalie Garcia
City Secretary
MINUTES: City Council Meeting
May 4, 1992
MEMBERS
PRESENT:
OTHERS
PRESENT.
Mayor Nel Armstrong, Councilwoman Margie Braxton,
Councilman John Berndt, Councilman Wendell Thomas,
Councilman Tommy Kincaid, Councilman Jerry Jenkins,
and newly elected - Councilman Russell Madden
City Manager John Hamilton, City Secretary Rosalie Garcia,
Chief of Police Benny Erwin, Public Works Superintendent
Chuck Tucker, Etta Stogsdill, Garland Thornton, Craig
Snider, Brooke Snider, Laney Snider, Dale Pennington,
Roseanne Cunningham, Fire Chief Bill Murrell, Keith
Newton, Billy Hood, Jack Richardson, Joe Richardson,
Betty Johnson - Sanger Courier, Elaine Schad - Ft. Worth
Star Telegram, & City Engineer John Mears,
Hunter Associates
1. Mayor Armstrong called the meeting to order. City Manager Hamilton
gave the invocation which was followed by the pledge to the flag.
2. Canvass Votes Regarding City Election Held on May 2, 1992
Mayor Pro-Tem Jenkins proceeded with the canvass of the votes:
Mayor Jack G. Richardson 172
Mayor Net Armstrong 310
Council, Place 2 Russell L. Madden 366
Council, Place 4 Margie Cole Braxton 381
Motion was made by Councilman Kincaid to accept the canvass of votes
regarding City Election held on May 2, 1992. Seconded by
Councilman Berndt
Voted For:
Voted For:
Voted For.
Voted For.
Voted For.
Motion carried.
Councilwoman Braxton
Councilman Thomas
Councilman Kincaid
Councilman Berndt
Councilman Jenkins
CCMin 5/4/92 Page 2
a). Swear in Newly Elected Officials
City Secretary Rosalie Garcia proceeded in swearing in newly
elected officials: Nel Armstrong, Russell Madden and
Margie Braxton.
3. (4} Presentations
Mayor Armstrong proceeded in presenting Councilman Thomas with a
plaque for eleven years of dedicated service on the Council.
Councilman Russell Madden was also presented a plaque for dedicated
service on the Planning and Zoning Commission.
4. (3) Consider & Possible Action on Appointment of Mayor Pro -Tern
Councilman Berndt made the motion to appoint Councilman Jenkins
as Mayor Pro-Tem. Seconded by Councilman Kincaid. Motion carried.
Mayor Pro-Tem Jenkins awarded Certificates of Elections to Mayor
Armstrong, Councilwoman Braxton, and Councilman Madden.
5. Consent Agenda:
a). Approve Minutes
b). Disbursements
c). Proclamation #P3-92 - National EMS Week - May 1lth to 17th
Motion was made by Councilman Jenkins to approve Consent Agenda.
Seconded by Councilman Berndt. Motion carried.
6. Citizen's Input -None
7. (8) Presentation -Seniors of 1997 (Earth/Arbor Day)Earbor Day
Dale Pennington, 7th Grade, representing Middle School
(Seniors of 1997) introduced Brooke Snider, Laney Snider, and
Ms. Cunningham, Middle School Teacher.
Students requesting assistance of John Hamilton and Chuck Tucker
to assist in Earth/Arbor Day activities they are planning to do which
are: a). Help clean up Sanger. b). Paint the benches at Kammie
Patten Park. c). Make a map of Sanger and give it to students who do
not know where it is. d). Educate some of the students in the
Elementary on Earth/Arbor day.
CC Min 5/4/92 Page 3
City Manager also suggested some ideas involving the Library that they
might want to consider.
Councilman Jenkins made a motion to thank the Seniors %J 1997 and
accept their offer with gratitude and appreciation. Seconded by
Councilman Berndt. Motion carried.
8. (9} Consider &Possible Action Regarding Request from Chamber of
Commerce - Use of Downtown Park
Billy Hood, President of Chamber of Commerce, spoke on this agenda
item.
Motion was made by Councilman Kincaid to allow the Chamber to use
the Park on May 15th & May 16th for the Annual Auction and the
llth & 12th of September for the Sanger Cellebration. Seconded by
Councilwoman Braxton. Motion carried.
9. (10) Consider &Possible Action regarding Keaton Road Improvement
Bids
The following bids were received on Keaton Road:
BIDDER TOTAL BID NO DAYS
Jeske Construction Base (Keaton}: $166,367.00 15Q
Alternate {Keaton) None
Drainage Alternate 1 (Keaton):
$43,900
Drainage Alternate 2 (Keaton):
$50,620
Asphalt Alternate (Keaton).
$19,400
APAC-Texas Base (Keaton}: None 200
Alternate (Keaton}: $170,365.Q0
Drainage Alternate 1 (Keaton):
$90,000.00
Drainage Alternate 2 (Keaton):
$111v600.00
Asphalt Alternate (Keaton):ff
$89v040.00
CC Min 5/4/92 Page 4
All -Tex Paving, Inc. Base (Keaton): $148,510.00 a
Alternate (Keaton): $135,400.00
Drainage Alternate 1 (Keaton):
$42,700.00
Drainage Alternate 2 (Keaton):
$36,200.00
Asphalt Alternate (Keaton).
$100550,00
JRJ Paving, Inc. Base (Keaton): $178,875.50 150
Alternate (Keaton): $176,909.50
Drainage Alternate 1 (Keaton):
$56,700.00
Drainage Alternate 2 (Keaton):
$62,700.00
Asphalt Alternate (Keaton).
$12,174.00
Calvert Construction Base {Keaton): None 180
Alternate (Keaton): $129,815.00
Drainage Alternate 1 (Keaton):
$44,200.00
Drainage Alternate 2 (Keaton):
$5lv200.00
Asphalt Alternate (Keaton).
$11,850.00
John Mears briefed City Council on this item.
Motion was made by Councilman Kincaid to go with All -Tex Paving,
Inc. bid with drainage alternate #2 of $36,200 and alternate bid of
$135,040 and using $88,000 that is available as far as it will go, if the
contractor agrees and if that point in time if additional funds are
available they will proceed further. Seconded by Councilman Jenkins.
Motion carried.
10. (11) Consider &Possible Action Regarding Municipal Swimming Pool
Bids
No bids were received for construction of the swimming pool.
City Manager stated that this is the busiest season for contractors.
The project will be put out far bids again in August with construction
starting in the Fall and the City having a swimming pool for Summer of
1993.
CC Min. 5/4/92 Page 5
Mayor Armstrong advised that the City had no part in this delay, that
the State is responsible for the delay on the project.
1 1. (15) Consider & Possible Action Regarding Bids for Acker Street
Improvements
The following bids were received on Acker Street Improvements:
BIDDER TOTAL BID NO DAYS
Jeske Construction Base (Acker}: $2339929 150
Alternate (Acker): None
APAC-Texas Base (Acker): None 200
Alternate (Acker): $291,520
All -Tex Paving, Inc. Base (Acker); $217,350 ?
Alternate (Acker); $197,360
JRJ Paving, Inc. Base (Acker}: $241,684 150
Alternate (Acker): $238,384
Calvert Construction Base (Acker}: None 180
Alternate (Acker): $203,970
John Mears, Hunter Associates, addressed the City Council on this
item.
Discussion.
Motion was made by Councilman Berndt to accept bid from All -Tex
Paving in the amount of $217,350. Seconded by Councilman Jenkins.
Motion carried.
12. Consider &Possible Action Regarding Sewer Line Improvements -
`lVard/�1Villowood Addition Bids
The following bids were received regarding sewer line improvements:
CC MIN. 5/4j92 PAGE 6
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Radich Construction X ? 102,150.00
Dickerson Construction X 75 83,1OO.00
Moss Construction Co., Inc. X 75 128,060.00
J. C. Evans Construction X 60 104,310.00
North Texas Contracting X 60 1011450xOO
Bil-Mik, Inc. X 75 99,835.00
Mid -State Utilities X 100 76,118.80
Motion was made by Councilman Kincaid to accept Mid -State Utilities
bid for $76,118.80. Seconded by Councilwoman Braxton. Motion
carried.
13. (14) Consider & Possible Action Regarding 12" Water Supply Line
Bids
The following bids were received regarding 12" VtTater Supply Line:
BIDDER BID BOND NO. DAYS TOTAL BID
Radich Construction X 138,9OO.OQ
Dickerson Construction X 13701QO.00
Mass Construction Co., Inc. X 75 130,375.00
J. C. Evans Construction X 60 132,400.00
North Texas Contracting X 80 141,71Q.00
Bil-Mik, Inc. X 60 110,025.00
Mid -State Utilities X 100 102,474.40
Motion was made by Councilman Jenkins to accept Mid -State
Utilities Sid of $102,474.40. Seconded by Councilman Berndt.
Motion carried.
14. { 13} Consider &Possible Action Regarding Easement -Joe R. Falls
(Ward%tlVillowood Sewer Line}
Motion was made by Councilman Kincaid to accept easement for Joe R.
Falls, �ltlard/�1i11owood Sewer Line. Seconded by Councilman Berndt.
Discussion.
Motion carried.
15. { 7) Consider &Possible Action Regarding Fire Department Coloring
Contest and Awards
CC Min. Page 7 5/4/92
Keith Newton and Fire Chief Bill Murrell addressed City Council on
this item.
Keith advised that every child that is 12 years old or younger is
another chance for the Sanger Fire Department to win an Emergency
One Fire Truck.
Council proceeded with the drawing for the $75.QQ and $5Q.Q0
Savings Bonds.
Winners for the $75.Q0 Savings Bands was: Ashley Harmon, 1Q6
Gremlin Lane, Sanger, Texas and Michele Savage, 101 Paramount Dr.,
Sanger, Texas.
Winners for the $SQ.QQ Savings Bonds was: Terra Janes, P. O. Box
915, Sanger, Texas and Donald Harrison, Rt. 1, Box 658, Sanger,
Texas.
16. City Administration Report
a}. City Manager did not report any news on the marina.
b). There is no news from the Architectural Barriers Commission
regarding approval of our design for Swimming Pool
Concession/Bath House and Walking Trail.
c). Staff is proceeding with plans to improve sidewalk access at
the Senior Center in order to comply with the A.DA, regulations
and to make necessary improvements as requested by their
office.
d). City Manager also gave a brief progress report
17. Any Other Such Matters:
a). Councilman Berndt inquired about construction work at City
Hall.
City Manager replied that they will be taking care of this
tomorrow afternoon.
b). Mayor Armstrong thanked staff for flowers an behalf of
Councilwoman Braxton, Councilman Madden, and herself.
18. Meeting adjourned.
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Texas Department of Transportation
P.O. BOX 3067 • DALLAS, TEXAS 75221-3061 • (214) 320 6100
May 5, 1992
"BUCKLE UP AMERICA! WEEK" - MAY 18 - 25, 1992
Honorable Nel Armstrong
Mayor of Sanger
PO Box 578
Sanger, Texas 76266
Dear Mayor Armstrong:
In recognition of "BUCKLE UP AMERICA! WEEK", The Texas
Department of Transportation strongly encourages all motorists
to use safety belts and child safety seats on every trip in a
motor vehicle. "BUCKLE UP AMERICA' WEEK" is a national
campaign highlighting the lifesaving potential of safety
belts, child safety seats and air bags.
This campaign will coincide with the Memorial Day weekend, which
historically signals the beginning of the summer travel season.
Many people do not realize how their chances of serious injury
or death or reduced significantly by wearing safety belts. In
1982, before any State had a belt use law, 11% of Americans
buckled up. Use of safety belts in Texas has reached 68%. We
are very close to President Bush's goal of 70% by 1992. Through
Law enforcement efforts, public information campaigns, and with
your help, we will reach our goal. The reduction in serious
injury and death is encouraging but 66% of the people killed on
our highways in 1990 did not take the three seconds needed to
buckle up.
Enclosed is a sample proclamation for your use. We are asking
cities to actively participate in this campaign by stressing to
their communities the importance of buckling up every time on
every trip.
Please send me a copy of your proclamation for our files. If
you have any questions, please contact Teresa Maurer or myself
at 214/320-6235.
Sincerely,
Mike West
Traffic Safety Specialist
An Equal Opportunity Employer
CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS
PROCLAMATION #P4-92
A Proclamation of the Mayor and City Council of the City of Sanger,
Denton County, Texas, recognizing May 18th - 25th, 1992, as
_ "BUCKLE UP AMERICAI WEEK';
WHEREAS, in the United States, motor vehicle crashes are the greatest
single cause of death for people between the ages of one to thirty-four;
and,
WHEREAS, in 1990, the lives of approximately 4,800 front -seat occupants
over four years old were saved by safety belts; and,
WHEREAS, from 1983 to 1990, an estimated 24,886 lives were saved by
safety belts; and,
WHEREAS, if the President's goal of reaching 70% safety belt use had been
met by 1990, a total of 8,592 lives could have been saved; and,
_______.10. V1
WHL+'1ti:AS, wnen used. lap and snouiaer UClla (:uct 1 cuuL.c u1G 1l01. vl lulw vl
serious occupant injury by between 40 and 50%; and,
WHEREAS, 66% of Texans killed in cars, trucks and buses during 1991
were not wearing safety belts when the fatal crash occurred, and,
WHEREAS, forty-one States, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico have
enacted safety belt use laws, and all 50 States, the District of Columbia
and Puerto Rico have enacted laws requiring the use of child
passenger restraint systems; and,
WHEREAS, 'BUCKLE UP AMERICAI WEEK' provides communities and
organizations an opportunity to join together to work toward meeting
the President's mandate of 70% belt use by 199Z and encourages
them to increase their correct use of safety belts and child safety seats
by focusing public attention on the lifesaving benefits of these systems,
including automatic belt systems and air bags;
NOW THEREFORE, I, Net Armstrong, Mayor of City of Sanger, Denton
County, Texas, in recognition of this national lifesaving opportunity, do
hereby proclaim the week of May 18 - 25, 199Z as
'BUCKLE UP AMERICA] WEEK'
and encourage our community to observe this week with appropriate
programs, ceremonies and activities to increase the correct use of
safety belts and child safety seats with the goal of reaching and
surpassing the 70% by 1992 target, and to support the efforts of
enforcement agencies to increase compliance with State occupation
protection laws.
PASSED AND APPROVED on this 18th day of May, 1992.
ATTEST:
Rosalie Garcia, City Secretary
Nel Armstrong
Mayor, City of Sanger
SAMPLE PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, May 18 - 25, 1992 has been declared "BUCKLE UP AMERICA!
WEEK
WHEREAS, in the United States, motor vehicle crashes are the
greatest single cause of death for people between the
ages of one to thirty-four;
WHEREAS, in 1990, the lives of approximately 4,800 front -seat
occupants over four years old were saved by safety
belts;
WHEREAS, from 1983 to 1990, an estimated 24,886 lives were saved
by safety belts;
WHEREAS, if the President's qoal of reaching 70% safety belt use
had been met by 1990, a total of 8,592 lives could have
been saved;
WHEREAS, when used, lap and shoulder belts can reduce the risk
of fatal or serious occupant injury by between 40 and
50%;
WHEREAS, 66% of Texans killed in cars, trucks and buses during
1991 were not wearing safety belts when the fatal crash
occurred;
WHEREAS, forty-one States, the District of Columbia and Puerto
Rico have enacted safety belt use laws, and all 50
States, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico have
enacted laws requiring the use of child passenger
restraint systems;
WHEREAS, "BUCKLE UP AMERICA! WEER" provides communities and
organizations an opportunity to join together to work
toward meeting the President's mandate of 70% belt use
by 1992, and encourages them to increase their correct
use of safety belts and child safety seats by focusing
public attention on the lifesaving benefits of these
systems, including automatic belt systems and air bags;
Now, therefore, I (name of elected official), (title) of (name,
city, county, State), in recognition of this national
lifesaving opportunity, do hereby proclaim the week of
May 18 - 25, 1992, as
"BUCKLE UP AMERICA! WEER"
and encourage our community to observe this week with
programs, ceremonies and activities to increase the
of safety belts and child safety seats with the goal
and surpassing the 70% by 1992 target, and to support
of enforcement agencies to increase compliance
occupation protection laws.
appropriate
correct use
of reaching
the efforts
with State
CITY OF SANGER
P. O. BOX 578
SANGER, TEXAS 76266
MEMORANDUM #2a47
TO: Honorable Mayor & Members of the City Council
FROM: John Hamilton, City Manager
DATE: May 15, 1992
SUBJECT: Designation on Noting Representative to North Central Texas
Council of Governments
Every year the City is asked to designate our voting representative to the
North Central Texas Council of Governments Annual Meeting. Our current
voting representative is Mayor Armstrong.
JH:es
NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS
Designation of Voting Representative
A$ a member of the North Central Texas Council of Governments, the
hereby (county, city, school district, special district) designates
Name: Title:
Mailing Address
Telephone
io serve as its voting representative to NCTCOG's General Assembly.
Signed:
Title:
Date:
Under the Bylaws of the North Centre! Texas Council of Governments, each member government is entitled to one voting
representative on the Genera) Assembly. The representative must be an elected official selected from the governing
body of the member government. The voting representative serves as liaison between the local government and the
Council of Governments; receives special publications and announcements from NCTCOG; and is eligible to vote on
proposed Bylaws amendments and for candidates to serve on the Executive Board. A city or county official must be a
designed voting representative in order to be considered for service on the Executive Board.
Since some voting representatives may have retired from office — or some member governments may wish to select a
different representative from the one now serving — it has been NCfCOG's
representatives on an annual basis. This is usually accomplished immediately iollow foctice llowing municipalelections attempt to (pending
necessary runoffs). Therefore, we are requesting the designation of (Pending any
option is available to list your existing representative 9 without formalreappointment
voting representative to or she I The
longer In office ppolntment unless he or she is no
Please return form to: NCTCOG
P. O. Box 5888
Arlington, TX 76005-5888
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
CITY OF SANDER
P. O. BOX 578
SANDER, TEXAS 76266
Honorable Mayor &Members o
John Hamilton, City Manager
May 15, 1992
Preview of Economic Developn
The Chamber
video on San
This video w<
of Commerce
Development
JH:es
City Council
t Video
of Commerce's Economic Development Committee's new
;er is complete and will be presented for Council's reviewing.
is produced by students at Sanger High School. The Chamber
officers, directors and the members of the Economic
Committee have been invited to attend.
MEMORANDUM #2049
TO:
FROM:
DATE.
SUBJECT.
CITY OF SANGER
P. O. BOX 578
BANGER, TEXAS 76266
Honorable Mayor &Members t e City Council
John Hamilton, City Manage
May 15, 1992
Administration Report
1 }. Electric Superintendent Larry Yoast will report to Council regarding
the transformer changes accomplished in order to close our
downtown sub -station and the project to relocate our electric lines
due to the Acker Street improvements.
2}. Mayor Armstrong has contacted Congressman Armey's Office in an
effort to expedite the environmental study on the Pond Creek marina
site.
3). In reference to the Keeton Road improvements, Commissioner Don
Hill has been contacted and additional funds has been requested in
order to complete the paving improvements to Brook Glen Drive.
4}. fihe Architectural Barriers Commission has completed their review of
our swimming pool bath/concession building, walking trail and picnic
tables. The needed corrective measures are under review by our
engineers.
JH:es
Attachments
„
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation
E.O. Thompson State Ogic a Building
P.O. Box 12157 Austin, Texas 78711
(512) 463-3211 FAX (512) 475-2886
May 8, 1992
Mr. John Hamilton
City Manager
City of Sanger
P. 0. Box 578
Sanger; Texas 76266
THE CITY OF E ANQeR
J1 MAY 1 3 1992
U
c�Aklewr' � TFXAG
RE: Switzer Park Swimming Pool Facility - EAB #22845
Dear Mr. Hamilton:
The construction documents covering the referenced project have
been reviewed by this office to determine if the design satisfies
the provisions of Article 9102, Texas Civil Statutes, with regard
to accessibility to the handicapped. The enclosed Plans and Spec-
ifications Review Worksheets contain the results of our review of
the plans dated February, 1992 and March 6, 1992 and specifica-
tions dated April, 1992.
It is our opinion that this facility has not been designed to be
in compliance with all applicable accessibility standards and
specifications. For this office to approve plans and specifica-
tions as required by law, it is necessary that they be revised to
reflect compliance with the items noted as unacceptable on the
worksheet. Revisions may be confirmed by resubmission of appli-
cable drawings and/or specifications, or by other written evidence
including, but not limited to, addenda, change orders, copies of
letters of instruction to contractors, or letters listing the
specific items and certifying that revisions have been made.
The Statement of Intent covering this project has been received,
acknowledged. and is herein returned.
The results of the review does not address compliance or non-
compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), (P.L.
101-336). For information on the ADA contact the United States
Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board at
1-800-USA-ABLE.
If you have questions or need assistance in assuring compliance
with state law, please call us at (512) 463-3211.
Sincerely,
George W. Ferrie, Accessibility Specialist.
Elimination of Architectural Barriers
GWF:bn
Enclosures (2)
• '0
Ann W. Richards
Governor
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation
E.O. Thompson State Office Building
P.O. Box 12157 Austin, Texas 78711
(512) 463-3211 FAX (512) 475-2886
ELIMINATION OF ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS
t''C�.C: al:Ylr;UULF:
Effective February 26,1992
,
Project
$0
Cost
- $2001000
,
Review Fee ,
; $135 ;
Inspection Fee
---------------
$65
�
;
Total Fed ,
$200
'
200
001
-
500
000
185
90
1
275
500
001
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235
115
350
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140
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, 385
,
215
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,
290
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, 985 ,
, Contact TDLR
890 _ 1875—}
for negotiated fee
,
Note:
Total
fee
must
be submitted
with
construction documents.
Note: All fees must
ormed.
The Elimination of Architectural Barriers office is located
on the 4th floor of the E.O. Thompson State Office Building,
920 Colorado Street, Austin, Texas 78701.
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF LICENSING AiVD REGULATION
P.O. BOX 12157 ,
Austin, Toxae 787t 1
ACCESSIBILITY
STATEMENT OF INTENT
�/'�f3a.D
EAB PROJECT M�a�s�s'
City of Sanger, Switzer
Park Swimming Pool
NAME OF BUILDING OR FACILITY
Switzer Park, Austin & Freese Sanger
76266
Denton
LOCATION (ADDRESS) OF BUILDING OR FACILITY
CITY
ZIP CODE
COUNTY
City of Sanger
�
(817)
458-7930
BUILDING OWNER
P. O. Box 578
Sanger
Texas
TELEPHONE NUMBER
76266
MAILING ADDRESS
CITY
STATE
ZIP CODE
John Hamilton
t817)
458-7930
OWNER CONTACT PERSON
TELEPHONE NUMBER
Phelps and Wood
t214)�335-9382
ARCHITECT
TELEPHONE NUMBER
8992 N. Lebanon Rd.
Frisco
Texas
MAILING ADDRESS
CITY
STATE
ZIP CODE
Lawrence Wood
(214)
335-9382
ARCHITECT CONTACT PERSON
TELEPHONE NUMBER
July 15, 1992 _ Swimming Pool, Bath
EST. DATE OF PROJECT COMPLETION PROJECT DESCRIPTION
House, Walking Trail
Having examined Article 9102 T.C.S. (previously codified as Article 7 0l Article 601b, Toxas Revised Civil 5tatutos), and boing Iamiilar with the
provisions t drool, I horeby otify the Texas Department of Licensing end Regulailon of the described project and certify that I will perform, or
caua perfor ,all se es cessary to complete said project so that It will comply with tho provisions of lho statute.
jrtl '��V1'� �l-J City Manager
IG ATURE OF OWNER OR AUTHORIZED AGENT
TITLE
City of Sanger
03-16-92
COMPANY OR FIRM
DATE
TEXAS DEPARTMENT
RECEIVED
F LICE�I�1G AND REGULATION
THIS FORM IS ADOPTEp IN ACCORDANCE WITH RULE 116.66 PROMULGATED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 9102 T.C.S., AND IS TO ACCOMPANY 7HE PROJEC � ("__
PLANS AND SPECIFICATION91M1ENTHFY ARE SUOMI7TED 70 THE DEPARTMENT FOR REVIEW. (�'
TDLR-EAB-0007
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF LICENSING AND REGULATION
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS REVIEW WORKSHEET
ARTICLE 9102, T.C.S.
PROJECT NO.
ATTACHMENT N0. �
PROJECT: "E5>:�ITZiZ ��c�K SI�IIMMI%IG i��LtC(UTY
ARCHITECTI,I 1 (TEG'CS E� L7� (,c%CMD
REVIEWER: DATE:. I�Z
ACCEPTABLE V V UNACCEPTABLE
TOILET ROOMS
1. Appropriate Number
2. Doors and Entrances
3. Accessible Space
4• Toilet Stall
(A) Door
(B) Width
(C) Depth
S. Water Closet
6• urmais
Z Lavatories
(A) Approach
(B) Controls
8. Equipment
(A) Mirrors
(B) Dispensers/Disposals
(C) Grab Bars
9. Showers
(A) Size & clearance
(B)• Seat'
(C)i Grab bars'
(D): Controls
(E): Shower unit
TOILET ROOMS
1• Appropriate Number
2. Doors and Entrances
3. Accessible Space
4. Toilet Stall
(A) Door
(B) Width
(C) Depth
5. Water Closet
6. Urinals
Z Lavatories
(A) Approach
(B) Controls
8. Equipment
(A) Mirrors
(B) Dispensers/Disposals
(C) Grab Bars
9. Showers
(A)! Size & clearance
(B) , Seat'
(C)' Grab bars'
(D) Controls
(E)! Shower unit
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TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF LICENSING AND REGULATION
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS REVIEW WORKSHEET PROJECT NO. oUd0g5"
ARTICLE 9102, T.C.S.
3G E
EVIEWER:• C G:" DATI
ACCEPTABLE V V UNACCEPTABLE
GENERAL
1. Accessible Routes
2. Hazards
3. Ground and Floor Surfaces
PARKING
1. Appropriate Number
2. Location
3. Width
4. Designation
5. Passenger Loading Zones
CURB RAMPS
1. Appropriate Number
2. Location
3. Slope
SIDEWALKS TSt_
1. Width
2. Surface
3. Slope
RAMPS
1. Slope
2. Width
3. Landings
4. Handrails
5. Surface
ENTRANCES
1, Appropriate Number
2, Platforms
DOORS
1. Clear Width
2, Maneuvering Clearance
3. Thresholds
4. Hardware
5. Opening Force
CORRIDORS AND PASSAGEWAYS
1. Width
TOILET ROOMS (60�rglc M&4T)
1. Appropriate Number
2. Doors and Entrances
3. Accessible Space
4, Toilet Stall
(A) Door
(B) Width
(C) Depth
5. Water Closet
6. Urinals
7. Lavatories
(A) Approach
(B) Controls
8. Equipment
(A) Mirrors
(8) Dispensers/Disposals
(C) Grab Bars
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26 AN Hall Lantern
3, I.D. at Hoistway
4, Cab Size/Door Width
5, Controls
(A) Buttons
(B) Identification
(C) Mounting Height
(D) Location
(E) Position Indicators
(F) Emergency Communication
6. Handrails
DRINKING FOUNTAINS
(' 1. Appropriate Number
2. Approach
3. Mounting Height
4. Controls
TELEPHONES
1, Appropriate Number
2. Approach
3. Mounting Height
4. Controls
STAIRS
1.
Treads
2.
Risers
3.
Nosing
4.
Handrails
ALARMS
1. Audible
2. Visual
CONTROLS
14 Approach
2. Mounting Height
SIGNAGE (2 TbiuC; rtofvsNS
1. Character Proportion
2, Color Contrast
3. Character Relief
4. Mounting Height
TACTILE WARNINGS
ASSEMBLY AREAS
1. Spectator Areas
(A) Appropriate Number
(B) Location
(C) Size and Configuration
2, Performing Areas
PLATFORM LIFTS
1. Platform Size
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4, Wheelstop/Guardrail
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BANGER AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
MAY 1992 NEWSLETTER
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Welcome and thank you
investment renewals:
to our newest members and our
Springer Real Estatells owned and operated by John D.
& Liz Springer. John and Liz have completed their
remodeling and are now located at the corner of
Fin 455 �C hapiTiai� Drive P. and Fifth street. Go by
and visit or call them at 458-7007.
Corner Cupboard, owned and operated by Peggy Sanford.
Peggy has crafts, gifts and speciality items for sale.
The Corner Cupboard is located at the corner of Fifth
and Bolivar. Peggy is a full time nurse, but keeps busy in
her spare time, making and creating things for the store.
Call Peggy for that "Special Gift" at 458-5071.
Tober Heating and Air, owned and operated by Richard
and Beverly Tober. Call Richard or Beverly at 458-5159
for your heating or air conditioning needs.
Renewals for May include:
%are Inn of Sanger North Texas P1aGtics
Willie Keith and Peggy Pate Mike Thompson
GOLF TOURNAMENT RECAP
Sam Burrus and Robert Ashcraft reported a great time was
had by all. Our net proceeds were approximately $1100.00.
Thanks to the merchants, businesses, and individuals,
that made donations and gave of their time to make this
anni-her successful tournament. Also, congratulations
to the winners.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MCDANIEL SCHOLARSHIP
In our April meeting the board approved raising the amount
awarded to the recipient of the Scholarship to $200.00.
Pat Fleissner will serve as chairperson of the selection
committee, which will be made up of herself & two
Chamber members.
Thank you, Jack and Nel Armstrong who
Scholarship in memory of Mr. Sam Riggs
contributed to the
and Mr. Revy Matthews.
QUARTERLY MIXER "CHAMBER CONNECTION"
Final plans were announced Tuesday for our next
Quarterly Mixer by Chairperson Staci Test as follows:
Thursday, June 18th from 5 to 7 PM at the Wilfong
building; Hostesses will be, Judy Webster,CPA,
Dr. Staci Test, Gentle Dentistry and Pat Fleissner,
Flei-Trap Upholstery. Remember the $50.00 door
prize!!!! You must come by and register, but
you need not be present to win. `�
HAVE YOU HEARD ��
The Sanger Courier has moved.....go by the new
on I-35 service road in the Big Red Houselll
Congratulations, to
Sanger ISD Trusteese
location
wly CitOfficials
all neelected y and
' Seniors 1992 are beginning the final count down....
I hope they realize that High School has been
the best years of their lives!! Good Luck to all
of them. Senior Awards night will be May 21st,
Graduation is Friday, May 29th.
.latch for our new sign.....we have just purchased a sign
that can be draped across Bolivar Street or hung above
the office that will display, dates of upcoming events.
�nPaking of new signs,
Mddle School sign,
really made the Middle
Thank you, Sanger Bank,
totthe downtown areaw
i
have you noticed the new Sanger
courtesy of Sanger Bankl tt
School campus look nicee
for making a such a nice addition
AUCTION UPDATE !!!!
_DUE TO A DATE CONFLICT WITH OUR AUCTIONEER, MIRE JONES,
rvE HAVE C:;ANGED THE BATE OF OUR ANNUAL AUCTION 'Pn SATURDAY,
JUNE 6TH, AT THE DOWNTOWN CITY PARR. BRISKET DINNER WILL
BEGIN AT 5 PM AND AUCTION BEGINS AT 7PM. CONTACT KIM
CLARKE IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR ITEMS THAT NEED TO
BE PICKED UP. SEE YA THERE 111111
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BUSINESS OF THE QUARTER
CONGRATULATIONS, to Gary and Betty Lynch, owners
and operators of Snap Shop, Lynchs' Food Mart, and
Snap Shop #2 on being selected as our Business of the
Quarter. Gary and Betty have not only supported the
Chamber, but many other community and school groups
in Sanger for many years. Our warmest thanks for
their continuing support. Folks like Gary & Betty
help make Sanger "Someplace Special".
LAST BUT CERTAINLY NOT LEAST, if you did not attend
last Fridays, Booster Club 1st Annual Womanless
Beauty Pageant, you really missed a "Fun" evening.
Eight of Sangers most prominent men shed all dignity
and became ladies for the evening. In some cases,
they were "ladies of the evening". The Sanger Courier
did a good job of displaying the "picture worth a
thousand words"! Oh yes, the next time Charles turns
you down for a loan....threaten him with a 8X10 Glossy
published in "The Star"!
See Ya next time.......
SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT
MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT
APRIL 1992
MONTHLY ANALYSIS YEARLY ANALYSIS
INCIDENT THIS LAST % 1LAST YR THIS YR PERCENT
CATAGORY MONTH MONTH CHANGE TO DATE TO DATE +/-
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HOMICIDE/SUICIDE 1 0 UP N/A ; N/A 1 N/A
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT 1 0 UP N/A N/A 2 N/A
ASSAULT 9 3 UP 200.0% ; N/A 15 N/A
AGGRAVATED SEXUAL ASSAULT 0 1 DN-100.0%
SEXUAL ASSAULT / INDECENCY 0 2 DN-100.0%
ROBBERY 0 0 NC N/A
BURGLARY/ BUSINESS 1 2 DN -50.0%
BURGLARY/ HABITATION 2 2 NC 0.0%
BURGLARY/ VEHICLE 1 3 DN -66.7%
THEFT $0 - $20 1 4 DN -75.0%
THEFT $20 - $200 5 2 UP 150.0%
THEFT $200 - $750 3 1 UP 200.0%
THEFT OVER $750 0 1 DN-100.0%
MOTOR VEHICLES STOLEN 0 0 NC N/A
CRIMINAL MISCHIEF $0 - $20 0 1 DN-100.0%
CRIMINAL MISCHIEF $20 - $200 3 4 DN -25.0%
CRIMINAL MISCHIEF $200 - $750 1 2 DN -50.0%
CRIMINAL MISCHIEF OVER $750 0 0 NC N/A
HAZARDOUS CITATIONS ISSUED 23 26 DN -11.5%
NON -HAZARDOUS CITATIONS 20 27 DN -25.9%
WARNING CITATIONS ISSUED 34 23 UP 47.8%
MUNICIPAL WARRANTS SERVED 0 0 NC N/A
OTHER WARRANTS SERVED 27 10 UP 170.0%
INJURY ACCIDENTS WORKED 1 3 DN -66.7%
NON -INJURY ACCIDENTS 4 4 NC 0.0%
HIT & RUN ACCIDENTS 0 0 NC N/A
DWI ARRESTS 1 2 DN -50.0%
PUBLIC INTOXICATION ARRESTS 3 0 UP N/A
MINOR IN POSSESSION ARRESTS 0 1 DN-100.0%
TOTAL ADULT MALE ARRESTS 7 11 DN -36.4%
TOTAL ADULT FEMALE ARRESTS 4 4 NC 0.0%
MALE JUVENILES DETAINED 0 5 DN-100.0%
FEMALE JUVENILES DETAINED 0 0 NC N/A
N/A 5 N/A
N/A 4 N/A
N/A 3 N/A
N/A 7 N/A
N/A 5 N/A
N/A 9 N/A
N/A 13 N/A
N/A 8 N/A
N/A 2 N/A
N/A 1 N/A
N/A 1 N/A
N/A 11 N/A
N/A 5 N/A
N/A 0 N/A
N/A 100 N/A
N/A 77 N/A
N/A 77 N/A
N/A 0 N/A
N/A 67 N/A
N/A 8 N/A
N/A 15 N/A
N/A 1 N/A
N/A 9 N/A
N/A 7 N/A
N/A 2 N/A
N/A 41 N/A
N/A 14 N/A
N/A 6 N/A
N/A 0 N/A
SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY ACTIVITY LOG
CALL DATE TIME RECD OFFICERS CALL ADDRESS CALL TYPE CODE
01—Apr-92 01:16 AM 775 116 S 4TH VACATION WATCH 57
01—Apr-92 04*44 AM 775 215 JONES DISTURBANCE 12
01—Apr-92 05:45 AM 775 215 JONES DISTURBANCE 12
01—Apr-92 07*10 PM 775 201 BOLIVAR CITY BUSINESS 26
01—Apr-92 08*15 PM 775 200 BLK JACKILU SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE 10
01—Apr-92 09:16 PM 775 123 TAMMY MEDICAL EMERGENCY 6
01—Apr-92 10*36 PM 775 200 ELM MEET COMPLAINANT 14
02—Apr-92 10*54 AM 774 ANIMART SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES 8
02—Apr-92 05:20 PM 774 PD CIVIL STANDBY 24
02—Apr-92 06:50 PM 772 117 ELM DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE 13
02—Apr-92 07:05 PM 772 POLICE DEPT, ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
02—Apr-92 10:26 PM 776 2ND AND CHAPMAN ST. ARREST — MISDEMEANOR 2
03—Apr-92 08*42 AM 774 CHISAM RD AGENCY ASSIST 21
03—Apr-92 09054 AM 774 ACKER APT'S SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES 8
03—Apr-92 02:15 PM 774 PD SEXUAL ASSAULT 35
03-Apr-92 05:50 PM 774 208 DIANE THEFT U/ 20 37
03—Apr-92 06:55 PM 772 HIGH SCHOOL SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES 8
03—Apr-92 06*57 PM 776 102 PRESTON 911 HANG UP 47
03—Apr-92 08:00 PM 776 808 N.6TH. MEET COMPLAINANT 14
03—Apr-92 09:00 PM 772 5TH @ ELM OTHER ESCORT 23
03—Apr-92 10:50 PM 776 119 TAMMY MEDICAL EMERGENCY 6
04—Apr-92 04:30 PM 772 113 S. 2ND THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
04—Apr-92 05:45 PM 772 502 S. 7TH MINOR ACCIDENT 5
04—Apr-92 07:45 PM 776 2450 AND 455 AGENCY ASSIST 21
04—Apr-92 08:15 PM 776 117 ELM ST MEET COMPLAINANT 14
05—Apr-92 01*30 AM 776 455 AT FIELDLARK LN ARREST — MISDEMEANOR 2
05—Apr-92 04:15 AM 776 800 1ST FIRE CALL ASSIST 7
05—Apr-92 12:08 PM 771 502 N. 3RD MESSAGE DELIVERY 19
05—Apr-92 01:11 PM 773 608 MARSHAL BURGLARY OF BUILDING 30
05—Apr-92 02:56 PM 773 KEATON AND LOOP 138 PARKING VIOLATIONS 27
05—Apr-92 06m41 PM 773 212 4TH. THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
05—Apr-92 07e52 PM 775 102 PRESTON 911 HANG UP 47
05—Apr-92 08*25 PM 775 403 WALNUT JUVENILE COMPLAINT 11
05—Apr-92 08:42 PM 775 1613 FAIRFILD 911 HANG UP 47
06—Apr-92 05*30 AM 775 200 SOUTHSIDE MOTORIST ASSIST 20
06—Apr-92 08:10 AM 773 KEATON AND 138 MINOR ACCIDENT 5
O6—Apr-92 09:50 AM 773 STAR CLEANERS ASSAULT 33
06—Apr-92 10:16 AM 773 609 W.CHAPMAN BURGLARY OF HABITATION 29
06—Apr-92 12:46 PM 773 GNB BANK CITY BUSINESS 26
06—Apr-92 01:15 PM 773 GNB BANK CITY BUSINESS 26
06—Apr-92 03:55 PM 773 10TH. AND AUSTIN ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
06—Apr-92 05:08 PM 771 10TH. AND AUSTIN ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
06—Apr-92 06:27 PM 773 METS RD. FIRE CALL ASSIST 7
06—Apr-92 08:35 PM 775 817 VERNON CT AGENCY ASSIST 21
06—Apr-92 09:00 PM 775 102 PALOMINO MEET COMPLAINANT 14
06—Apr-92 09:30 PM 775 117 ELM MEET COMPLAINANT 14
06—Apr-92 10:33 PM 775 149 SHADY GROVE DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE 13
07—Apr-92 12:56 PM 773 GNB BANK CITY BUSINESS 26
07—Apr-92 02*22 PM 773 CITY POUND ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
07—Apr-92 10:30 PM 775 900 N STEMMONS MEET COMPLAINANT 14
08—Apr-92 07:23 PM 776 SANGER INN MINOR ACCIDENT 5
08—Apr-92 08*27 PM 776 102 PALOMINO SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
08—Apr-92 08:35 PM 776 SANGER MOBILE HOME P DISTURBANCE 12
O8—Apr-92 09:31 PM 776 212 DAVID DR MEET COMPLAINANT 14
08—Apr-92 11:00 PM 772 S/B I35 @ LOOP 138 PARKING VIOLATION!33( 27
SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY ACTIVITY LOG
09-Apr-92 01:15 AM 776 455 Al EAST CITY LIM
09-Apr-92 02:00 PM 772 DUCK CREEK RD
09-Apr-92 02:16 PM 774 455 & SAM BASS
09-Apr-92 02*37 PM 772 1609 W. CHAPMAN
09-Apr-92 04:03 PM 774 505 HOUSTIN
09-Apr-92 06:15 PM 774 I-35 S.at Cook Co.
09-Apr-92 08:48 PM 776 455 AT SAM BASS RD
09-Apr-92 09:15 PM 776 800 N STEMMONS
09-Apr-92 11:17 PM 776 I-35 SOUHT AT 138
10-Apr-92 07:44 PM 775 117 S 6TH
11-Apr-92 01:18 AM 775 1600 N STEMMONS
11-Apr-92 01:27 AM 775 805 PECAN
11-Apr-92 05:10 AM 775 102 KATHRYN
11-Apr-92 06:30 PM 772 455 ® BOLIVAR
11-Apr-92 08:01 PM 775 CLEAR CREEK
1 1—Apr-92 V8:ju PM 1 72 UANt 11V1\1
11—Apr-92 09:44 PM 772 907 N. 6TH
12—Apr-92 12:42 AM 775 205 ACKER
12—Apr-92 05:02 AM 775 207 SOUTHSIDE
12—Apr-92 07:55 AM 773 138 UNDER 35 OVERPAS
12—Apr-92 03@31 PM 771 1204 12TH.
12—Apr-92 04*00 PM 773 410 3RD.
12—Apr-92 10:40 PM 775 817 VERNON CT
13—Apr-92 04:12 AM 775 207 SOUTHSIDE
13—Apr-92 08:07 AM 773 109 SOUTHSIQE
13—Apr-92 01:59 PM 773 GNB BANK
13—Apr-92 04:13 PM 773 108 JAKILU
13—Apr-92 07*25 PM 775 1008 S 5TH
14—Apr-92 07:13 AM 773 POLICE DEPT.
14—Apr-92 11:30 AM 773 201 BOLIVAR
14—Apr-92 04:07 PM 773 800 7TH.
14—Apr-92 07:37 PM 775 600 N STEMMONS
14—Apr-92 08:50 PM 775 600 N STEMMONS
15—Apr-92 12:25 AM 775 112 HILLCREST
15—Apr-92 12:37 AM 775 903 N 6TH
15—Apr-92 05:16 AM 775 207 SOUTHSIDE
15—Apr-92 12:47 PM 773 GNB BANK
15—Apr-92 01:25 PM 773 512 MARSHAL
15—Apr-92 03:50 PM 773 GNB BANK
15—Apr-92 06:18 PM 773 816 MARSHAL
15—Apr-92 07:45 PM 775 204 SOUTHSIDE
16—Apr-92 07:30 AM 773 116 PRESTON
16—Apr-92 09:50 AM 773 204 SOUTHLAND
16—Apr-92 02:06 PM 773 GNB BANK
16—Apr-92 04:18 PM 773 N/A
16—Apr-92 10:20 PM 772 511 N 8TH
17—Apr-92 11*25 AM 772 303 BOLIVAR
17—Apr-92 11:50 AM 772 204 ACKER #3
17—Apr-92 11:59 AM 772 900 S. 3RD
17—Apr-92 03:50 PM 772 COLONIAL HTS.
17—Apr-92 05:45 PM 772 BURRUS
17—Apr-92 05:53 PM 772 1802 MELINDA MYRL
17—Apr-92 07a27 PM 776 135 LYNN
17—Apr-92 08:58 PM 776 SANGER PD
18—Apr-92 12:07 AM 776 204 ACKER
18—Apr-92 08:45 AM 772 CARE INN
OTHER ESCORT 23
SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
MAJOR ACCIDENT 4
WELFARE CHECK 18
MEDICAL EMERGENCY 6
MOTORIST ASSIST 20
AGENCY ASSIST 21
FIRE CALL ASSIST 7
AGENCY ASSIST 21
MEET COMPLAINANT 14
SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE 10
JUVENILE COMPLAINT 11
SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
AGENCY ASSIST 21
AGENCY ASSIST 21
1�IEUIUAL LFIERGEIVIk.Y v
MEET COMPLAINANT 14
QISTURBANCE 12
VACATION WATCH 57
ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
MESSAGE DELIVERY 19
MOTORIST ASSIST 20
MEDICAL EMERGENCY 6
VACATION WATCH 57
THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
CITY BUSINESS 26
JUVENILE COMPLAINT 11
DISTURBANCE 12
ASSAULT 33
MINOR ACCIDENT 5
MINOR ACCIDENT 5
THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
ARREST — MISDEMEANOR 2
MEDICAL EMERGENCY 6
MEET COMPLAINANT 14
VACATION WATCH 57
CITY BUSINESS 26
MEET COMPLAINANT 14
CITY BUSINESS 26
MEET COMPLAINANT 14
WELFARE CHECK 18
MEET COMPLAINANT 14
MEET COMPLAINANT 14
CITY BUSINESS 26
CITY BUSINESS 26
JUVENILE COMPLAINT 11
FIRE CALL ASSIST 7
INJURY TO CHILD/ ELDERLY 51
911 HANG UP 47
SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
MOTORIST ASSIST 20
SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
DISTURBANCE 12
MEET COMPLAINANT 14
DISTURBANCE 12
MEDICAL EMERGENCY F 6
SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY ACTIVITY LOG
18—Apr-92 03:25 PM 772 455 WEST OF BOLIVAR AGENCY ASSIST 21
18—Apr-92 04:26 PM 772 400 RAILROAD THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
18—Apr-92 05:39 PM 772 CAROLYN DR. DISTURBANCE 12
18—Apr-92 06*25 PM 772 CITGO MOTORIST ASSIST 20
18—Apr-92 09:08 PM 776 1008 5TH ST MEET COMPLAINANT 14
18—Apr-92 09:48 PM 776 515 CHURCH WELFARE CHECK 18
18—Apr-92 10905 PM 776 CITGO GAS MEET COMPLAINANT 14
18—Apr-92 11:30 PM 776 AUSTIN AND KATHRYN MINOR ACCIDENT 5
18—Apr-92 11:45 PM 776 SANGER PD PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
18—Apr-92 11:55 PM 776 117 ELM ST MEET COMPLAINANT 14
19—Apr-92 02:00 AM 776 600 STEMMONS MEDICAL EMERGENCY 6
19—Apr-92 02o38 AM 776 300 BLK MARSHALL SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE 10
19—Apr-92 03*51 AM 776 HORIZON'S ARREST — MISDEMEANOR 2
19—Apr-92 08:18 AM 773 COMM. CENTER CITY BUSINESS 26
19—Apr-92 02*35 PM 771 COMMUNITY CENTER CITY BUSINESS 26
19—Apr-92 03:2U PM 773 I17 KATHtRYNt ANIMAL UUMPLAINI 25
19-Apr-92 06:55 PM 775 205 RAILROAD DISTURBANCE 12
19—Apr-92 09:17 PM 775 400 RAILROAD 911 HANG UP 47
19—Apr-92 11*45 PM 775 100 FREESE DR MISC OFFENSE REPORT 56
20—Apr-92 12:55 AM 775 301 N STEMMONS SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES 8
20—Apr-92 01:11 AM 775 ELM ST @I-35 ALARM CALL 16
20—Apr-92 10*15 AM 773 SANGER P.D. ARREST MISDEMEANOR 2
20—Apr-92 10*30 AM 773 SANGER P.D. BURGLARY OF VEHICLE 31
20—Apr-92 12:54 PM 771 GNB BANK CITY BUSINESS 26
20—Apr-92 05:58 PM 773 700 WOOD PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
20—Apr-92 08*05 PM 775 600 N STEMMONS THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
20—Apr-92 10:58 PM 775 900 N 6TH SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
21—Apr-92 03:03 AM 775 207 SOUTHSIDE VACATION WATCH 57
21—Apr-92 07:15 PM 775 112 PARMA CT SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES 8
22—Apr-92 02:19 PM 774 503 MEDICAL EMERGENCY 6
22—Apr-92 03*00 PM 774 817 KEATON CRIM MIS 0/20 U/750 43
22—Apr-92 07:10 PM 776 3RD AND CHAPMAN MINOR ACCIDENT 5
22—Apr-92 09:37 PM 776 RT 1 BOX 417—M AGENCY ASSIST 21
23—Apr-92 01*30 AM 776 2000 N STEMMONS ALARM CALL 16
23—Apr-92 05*30 PM 774 SNAP SHOP 2 THEFT U/ 20 37
23—Apr-92 06:32 PM 772 BURRUS 911 HANG UP 47
23—Apr-92 08*00 PM 772 S/B I35 @ LOIS RD MOTORIST ASSIST 20
23—Apr-92 08:55 PM 776 600 N STEMMONS SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
23—Apr-92 11:40 PM 772 MIDDLE SCHOOL OPEN BUILDING 17
23—Apr-92 11*54 PM 776 2ND AND WILLOW ST ARREST — MISDEMEANOR 2
24—Apr-92 03:47 AM 776 1102 BOLIVAR ST. MEDICAL EMERGENCY 6
24—Apr-92 02:30 PM 772 POLICE DEPT. MEET COMPLAINANT 14
24—Apr-92 04:44 PM 774 116 S. PARK WELFARE CHECK 18
24—Apr-92 05:30 PM 772 7TH @ CHURCH WELFARE CHECK 18
24—Apr-92 05:32 PM 774 502 OAK WELFARE CHECK 18
24—Apr-92 07:30 PM 776 1100 AUSTIN ST 911 HANG UP 47
24—Apr-92 10:40 PM 776 1806 N STEMMONS MEDICAL EMERGENCY 6
24—Apr-92 11:30 PM 772 HIGH SCHOOL OPEN BUILDING 17
24—Apr-92 11*43 PM 776 141 PRAIRIE DISTURBANCE 12
25—Apr-92 01:50 PM 774 CITGO MOTORIST ASSIST 20
25—Apr-92 01:54 PM 772 103 SHADY GROVE BURGLARY OF HABITATION 29
25—Apr-92 03*00 PM 772 SCHERTZ MILL FIRE CALL ASSIST 7
25—Apr-92 07:40 PM 772 POLICE DE4PT, ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
25—Apr-92 10:11 PM 772 HIGH SCHOOL OPEN BUILDING 17
26—Apr-92 12:24 AM 776 1100 AUSTIN MEET COMPLAINANT 14
26—Apr-92 01:15 AM 776 607 CHURCH MEET COMPLAINANT _F 14
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SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY ACTIVITY LOG
26-Apr-92 01:43
26-Apr-92 08:48
26-Apr-92 05:14
26-Apr-92 06:59
26-Apr-92 07:57
27-Apr-92 05:23
27-Apr-92 07:10
27-Apr-92 08:50
27-Apr-92 01:30
27-Apr-92 03:30
27-Apr-92 04:50
27-Apr-92 05:34
27-Apr-92 05:39
27-Apr-92 09*08
28-Apr-92 12:48
28-Apr-92 06:36
28-Apr-92 10:30
29-Apr-92 08:58
29-Apr-92 12:50
29-Apr-92 04*27
29-Apr-92 05*50
29-Apr-92 07:37
29-Apr-92 09:31
29-Apr-92 11:07
30-Apr-92 11:21
30-Apr-92 12:51
30-Apr-92 03:22
30-Apr-92 04:00
30-Apr-92 05:03
30-Apr-92 07:45
30-Apr-92 09:22
30-Apr-92 09:32
30-Apr-92 11:30
AM 776 102 PIONEER MESSAGE DELIVERY 19
AM 771 E.WILLOW FIRE CALL ASSIST 7
PM 773 514 S.7TH. MEET COMPLAINANT 14
PM 775 704 N 2ND WELFARE CHECK 18
PM 775 204 S 1ST MEET COMPLAINANT 14
AM 775 207 SOUTHSIDE VACATION WATCH 57
AM 773 211 SOUTHSIDE ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
AM 771 GNB BANK CITY BUSINESS 26
PM 773 SANGER HIGH THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
PM 773 CARE INN MEDICAL EMERGENCY 6
PM 773 N.TEXAS PLASTIC CITY BUSINESS 26
PM 773 BRADLEYS AUTO PLEX CITY BUSINESS 26
PM 773 2026 BENJAMIN 911 HANG UP 47
PM 775 800 N STEMMONS CRIM MIS 0/20 U/750 43
PM 773 GNB BANK CITY BUSINESS 26
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PM 775 300 N 4TH SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
AM 773 GNB BANK CITY BUSINESS 26
PM 773 GNB BANK CITY BUSINESS 26
PM 773 SNAP SHOP 911 HANG UP 47
PM 773 202 PECAN MEET COMPLAINANT 14
PM 775 406 S 1ST CRIM MIS 0/20 U/750 43
PM 775 125 SOUTHSIDE CRIM MIS U/ 20 42
PM 775 1400 N STEMMONS ALARM CALL 16
AM 773 GNB BANK CITY BUSINESS 26
PM 773 GNB BANK CITY BUSINESS 26
PM 773 GNB BANK CITY BUSINESS 26
PM 772 105 TAMMY ARREST - FELONY 1
PM 773 903 N.8TH. 911 HANG UP 47
PM 776 106 MARSHALL 911 HANG UP 47
PM 772 1105 PECAN SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE 10
PM 776 202 PECAN ST APT 3 ARREST - FELONY 1
PM 772 106 S. 6TH DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE 13
Morse Street Baptist Church
921 Morse Street Denton, Texas 76205 (817) 382-9207
Don J. Hayes, Senior Pastor
Res: (817) 566-2656
To: The Honorable Mayor Nell Armstrong
and Members of the Sanger City Council
From: Morse Street Baptist Church
THE CITY OF BANGER
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May 8, 1992
On Sunday, May 31, 1992, at 10:45 a.m., at Morse Street Baptist Church
there will be an APPRECIATION SERVICE honoring the administrative,
nrnfeecinna) and naranrnfeecinnal etaffc of the r1FnlTllnl KRI IAA and CAnIf�FR
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
The purpose of the service is to not only acknowledge community -wide
appreciation of our district workers, but to send a message to our youth that
the home, school and community are united forces working together for the
sake of the city and their future. It is our hope that this effort will serve as an
example of how individuals of varying ages, races, religions and socioeconomic
backgrounds can and must come together for the good and future of all.
Finally, Mayor Armstrong, it is our hope that by opening the doors of
communication, we will assist our. youth in realizing that their being responsible,
civic -minded, positive adults begins with the positive choices they make TODAY.
This invitation has been extended beyond the Denton community to area
school boards, community leaders and the media. The awards will be many
and the speeches will be short. We need only one thing to make this event a
success --YOU! !
We would consider it an honor if you and other area leaders could be on
hand to assist in saying thanks to our educators, assisting in the presentation of
awards or offering a brief statement.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at the
church number above or at my home phone # 817/482-6489.
Respectfully yours,
E�
Carolyn ays Mohair
Publicity Chairman, MSBC
CMM/cfm
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"The Caring, Sharing Church Where Jesus Is Lord"
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
Mr. John Hamilton,
City of Sanger
Post Office Box 578
Sanger, Texas 76266
Dear `fr. Hamilton:
THE CITY OF BANGER
D:
M AY 1 3 1992
LS ly 15 � U l5
SANGER,TEXAS
City Manager
Ivtay 12, 1992
4107 Texoma Parkway
Sherman, Texas 75090
903-893-9471
RE: TPS-H0171
Listed below for your reference are the safety suggestions that were
discussed with Mr. Larry Yoast, Electrical Superintendent, when a
portion of your shops and yards was surveyed on May 5, 1992.
It is hopeful that these suggestions will be of benefit to the City when
they are added to the safety program.
1. Install a guard railing around the storage area
being used over the office in the mechanic shop.
(See attached design for safety on
standard railing, stair railing, and
hand rail construction.)
L. Check and install where necessary covers on the electrical
outlets and electrical boxes.
(It was noted that the cover was missing
over one of the electrical outlets on the
work bench in the electrical storage area
and several covers were missing from the
electrical system in the building on the
old Santa re yard.)
Mr. Hamilton, it is always a pleasure for our Engineering Department to
have the opportunity to work with your City on the safety program.
Should you have any questions on these suggestions or if I may be of any
assistance to you with your safety activities, please feel free to contact
me.
Sincerely,
r
C` , Sam Moran
� Safety Eng. Dept.
SM:mek
CC: Larry Yoast, Electrical Superintendent
MEMQRANDUM
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FROM:
DATE.
SUBJECT:
CITY OF SANGER
R O. BOX 578
SANGER, TEXAS 76266
#2a56
Honorable Mayor & Members a t
John Hamilton, City Manager `,
May 15, 1992
Board/Committee Appointment
City Council
It is time to begin considering appointments to our various Boards and
Commissions. The attached list indicates the term expirations and known
vacancies as of this date.
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attachments
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
Place 2 - Charles Kesseler will have served his third
term this year.
Place 4 - Terry Jones will complete his first term
this year.
Place 6 - VACANT (Russell Madden)
Place 7 - VACANT {Ken Howard}
Place 2 - Allan Sweeney will complete his first term
this year.
Place 3 - VACANT (Rhonda Jackson}
Place 4 - Lynn Spinks will complete his first term
this year.
Place 1 - VACANT (Bill McClellan}
Place 2 - Steve Day will complete his first term
this year.
Place 6 - VACANT {Pauline Garrett}
The Wednesday Study Club's representative is Margye Henry. The
Ministerial Alliance's representative is Keith Boone. Rev. Boone
does not attend.
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Place 2 - Nancy Smith will complete her first term
this year.
Place 4 - Garland Thornton will complete his first term
this year.
Lib.Bd. Cont.
Place 7 - Joe Skiles will complete his first term
this year.
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
Two alternate members are needed.
Wendell Thomas needs to be replaced by a Councilmember.
No appointments or replacements are needed until 1993.
MONTHLY REPORT
SANGER PUBLIC LIBRARY
APRIL 1992 ACTIVITIES
Submitted by Victoria Elieson
HIGHLIGHTS:
The Library was aWdLded a grant of. $6,000 from the J.
Frank Dobie Trust. The grant is to be used for the purchase
of books, and was announced at the Texas Library Association
Conference on April 8.
National Library Week was observed April 6 - 11 with the
help of Scarborough Faire. Each day the Faire gave a free
c.rhn nr I i oA env ncor r+a rtl i-hai- aa\7
pass via p 1 vaa wa.v uNr i u .. .,.....,
AllMINISTRATIUN:
Consultation on the building program continued with
Rodney Bland who was contracted by the North Texas Library
System.
Wrote a job description for the Libraihy Director.
Lucille Houghton, Green Thumb enrollee, resigned because
of ill health.
Meetings attended.
Denton County Library Advisory Board, 4/16, Sanger
North Texas Library System Meeting, 4/23, Wichita
Falls
CIRCULATION:
Check out and check in procedures were written, as well
as patron registration procedures.
PUBLIC RELATIONS:
Put up a poster for National Library Week.
Printed a flyer for the Summer Reading Club.
Articles for the Sanger Courier attached.
SPECIAL PROJECTS:
Attended an orientation for JZ'PA Supervisors in
preparation for getting a summer teen-age worker. Both Alice
and Betty also attended an orientation because a trained
supervisor must be at the library at all times that the
teenager is working.
PROGRAMS:
'1'he Story Time theme was "Concepts". Children learned
the deaf alphabet symbol for their own initial, counted
stickers and put them on the right number., discovered what
happens when colors are mixed, and learned about the spatial
concepts of through, around, over, under, and across in an
obstacle course.
APRIL 1992 STATISTICS
Apr 91 Apr 92
BOKROWER CARDS:
Last month 1,426 1,613
New cards 26 27
Cards withdrawn 0 1
Cards reactivated 0 2
TOTAL 1,452 11641
CIRCULATION:
Adult nonfiction 160 176
Adult fiction 132 151
Junior fiction 37 60
Child's nonfiction 86 116
Child's fiction 232 201
Paperback fiction 234 168
Maqazines 6 1
Crystal 0 1
Videos 134 180
Cassette players 1 5
Audio tapes 1 6
TOTAL 11023 1,065
PA`i'KON VISITS: 422 447
(getting books) 335 350
PROGRAMS:
Number of programs 5 4
Total attendance 49 42
VOLUNTEERS:
Number of adults 5 6
Total hours 8 72
COLLECTION:
Last month 10,373 9,800
Books added 110 45
Books withdrawn 144 96
Total Hardbacks 10,339 9,749
Paperbacks 4,005 4,117
TOTAL COLLECTION 14,344 13,866
REVENUE:
Overdue fines $33.95 $47.05
ILL postage 3.15
Lost materials 15.39
Donations 0.45 0.05
Copies 7.70
New Card Fee 0.75
TOTAL $49.79 $58.70
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Sanger swimmers came one stroke closer to having a
local municipal pool Monday night after a vote by the City
incil to advertise for bids for the pool.
The new municipal pool is being built next to the Sanger
Community Center facing Austin Street, and it is being paid
for by the city with an equal matching grant from the state.
City officials hope to have opening splash sometime in
June. The bids, like those for seven other projects approved
Monday night, are due at Sanger City Hall by May 4.
In other matters, during the City Administration
Report, Hamilton. announced that Librarian Vicky Elieson
},;vF, resigned effective Mecav I2•
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Aprll 2, 1892, 7
National Library week brings
contests for children, families
The Sanger Public Library will celebrate National
Library WeekAuril 5-1 1 with th� ,.f e hami
�Ay v v�,ua vim• V ub+ll 1' dll C,
Channel 4 KDFW-TV and Jack -in -the -Box.
These three sponsors are encouraging families to read
and get library cards. At the end of each day of National
Library Week, one name will be drawn from among those
who filled out applications for new cards that day. The
person's name who is drawn will be the recipient of a free
pass to Scarborough Faire in Waxahachie.
Saturday, June 6 has been declared Library Day at the
Faire. Channel 4 news anchor persons will be there
throughout the day to sign autographs and meet with Faire
participants. Children under 12 may earn a special pass by
reading six or more books between April 5 and May 25.
Passes are good for one free child's admission with the
purchase of one adult admission. Passes will be awarded to
the first 25 children who qualify.
Also as part of the special library programs, Sanger
Public Library patrons may nominate themselves or
another family in the community as an "Exemplary Library
Family," The written nomination should explain what
makes that family exemplary. Some examples could be
using the library often, everyone having cards, giving
volunteer time, etc.
Jack -in -the -Box will provide coupons for free food for
every family that enters. The winning nomination will be
named "Exemplary Library Family of Sanger" and will be
send to Fort Worth to compete with families from other
cities in the North Texas Library System.
That winning North Texas family will be the guest of
Scarborough Faire on a pre -determined date in June and
will be introduced to the crowd just before the daily
Scarborough Faire parade that morning.
Channel 4 will film the event as a news segment, and each
member of the family will receive free admission, T-shirts,
a special tour and other special treats.
Nominations for the "Exemplary Library Family of
Sanger" may be submitted to the Sanger Public Library by
April 30. The winner will be announced in the May 7
Sanger Courier, and their nomination will be sent on to
Fort Worth,
The Sanger Public Library is at 7th and Elm Streets. For
more information on any of the National Library Week
activities, call 458-3257. Vicky Elieson is the Sanger
librarian,
Sponsored cooperatively by Ttie Texas State Library and Tt�e Sanger Public Library
Texas Reading Club - 1 g92
Register starting May 2 6; rur►s throu� July 31.
Open to grades 1 - 11.
There will be a party on August 5 for all w2w
read at least five books.
Summer Story Time
Story Time for children from 2 to 5 years old
will be at 1 O:CC eqvvey Tuesday from June 9
through July 28. Children must be
accompanied by an adult.
Story time for children age 6 ar�,d up will be at
1 0:00 every Wedneaday from June 3 through
July 29.
There will be filrr� azui activitiea as well sa
atories at Story Tirrie.
MEMORANDUM #2055
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT.
CITY OF SANGER
P. O. BOX 578
SANGER, TEXAS 76266
Honorable Mayor &.
John Hamilton, City
May 15, 1992
Zoning Change Req
M
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Members of the
M
anage
st on SF-3 to SF-4 - $13 Church
City Council
The five current members of the Planning and Zoning Commission were
present and unanimously recommended approval of the zoning change to
construct a 1008 sq. ft. single family home on a lot owned by Chester Wright
at 813 Church. Mr. Bobby Ramsey spoke against the requested change.
Mr. Wright had the couple that will own the house if constructed present, a
Mr. & Mrs. Cox. Mr. Cox is employed by the Denton Water Department and
Mrs. Cox by the D.I.S.D. They appear to be in their 20's.
This item will be on the June lst agenda for your consideration.
a
.
)ATE* 5- 1L5-92
7ASE NO, N/A
tREPORTING OFFICER.
C)ffi_cer Grove and Reserve Officer King- being involved in a
?pursuit of a stolen Teton County unit whick-, started at Rector
road just South of Sanger. Our Of.fice.rs were requested by Denton
County Sheriffs Department to stop the unit if possible. Officer
Groves tried a rolling r_oca block at the on ramp at I--35 and the
suspect tries. to ram our unit. `"he pursuit was continued Forth on
1 --3.5 and Higll,way patrol units From. Cooke County also tried a
rolling road block, the suspect rammed both of the `Mil' units and
at this point THP units shot out the tires on the stolen unit.
Phe suspect came to rest in the front yard of a residence at the
493 mile marker, All of the units surrounded the stolen unit and
the suspect came out with the Denton County Officers shotgun and
fired twice, All officer at the scene fired back :striking the
suspect several time. . Suspect was handcuffed and transported to
the Cooke Countz, Hospital ar,.r3 was later reported that he was
deceased:
A furl investigation is under the control of Teiaas Ratr.ger
FleYcuming f root Grayson County, Rath Sanger officers were sent home
Any Me after a bLleting. On. 5-18-92 Sanger officer were .sent to
Rangers office in Grayson County to give full dEtailed statements
concerning the inciderit ,
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MEMORANDUM #2058
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FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
CITY OF SINGER
P. O. BOX 578
SINGER, TEXAS 76266
Honorable Mayor &Members
John Hamilton, City Manager
May 18, 1992
Keeton Road Improvements
of the City Council
The attached cost/funds available summary on Keeton Road was discussed by
telephone today with County Commissioner Don Hill. Mr. Hill verbally
committed to an additional $20,000 to construct a concrete street to the
intersection of Keeton and Brook Glen. Mr. Hill stated he would inform me
when the amount was formally released by the County for the project.
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Attachment
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Attachment
KEETON ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
$88,000 County Funds Available
88,000
-8,000 Engineering
=36,200 Drainage
$43,800 AVAILABLE FUNDS
TO BroolcGlen:
Bids - Concrete $148,510
$106.00/ft.
Asphalt - $135,400
$97.00/f_t.
Drainage - $36,200
Improvements
To Melinda Myrl:
600 ft. x $i06 � $63,600 i400 it. X 06 - $i48,40^u
600 ft. X $97 = $58,200 1400 ft. X 97 = $135,800
1400 ft. From drainage corner North to Melinda Myrl.
600 ft. From drainage corner North to Brook Glen
MEMORANDUM #2n57
TO:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
U I Y OF SANGER
P. O. BOX 578
SANGER, TEXAS 76266
Honorable Mayor & Members he
John Hamilton, City Manag
May 18, 1992
Resolution #R4-92
City Council
This Resolution can be added to the Consent Agenda as it does not require
the expenditure of funds or commit Council to any future action.
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Attachment
City of Sanger, Texas
Resolution No. #R4-92
A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Sanger,
Denton County, Texas
WHEREAS, Economic Development is essential to every Community, and
WHEREAS. the Citv of Saner and the Saner Chamber of Commerce are
committed to the growth and progress of our Community, and
WHEREAS, the Business Information Processing Class of Sanger High School
responded to the needs of the Economic Development Committee
of the Chamber of Commerce, and
WHEREAS, through the efforts and talents of these students, a marvelous
video program highlighting Sanger was produced and completed,
NOW THEREFORE, Be It Resolved By the City Council of the City of Sanger,
Denton County, Texas that These Outstanding, Public Spirited
Students; Dustin Lyon, Daniel Beck, Eric Atchison, Steven Dietz,
Rena Dougherty, Madeline Garza, Sariah Heisey, & Jennifer Rodgers,
Be Recognized for their contribution to the well-being and continued
growth of our Community.
PASSED and RESOLVED this 18th Day of May, 1992.
Nel Armstrong
M ayor
ATTEST:
On- xj
Rosalie Garcia
City Secretary
1800 MAI_ONE, DENTON, TEXAS 76201-1 146
John Hamilton, City Administrator
City of Sanger
200 Bolivar Street
Sanger, Texas 76266
Dear John,
May 15, 1992
- 811100e-2224
THE CITY OF SANGER
D.
M AY 1 $ 1992
During April we conducted the annual evaluation of our programs
at all the senior centers by asking the senior participants to
complete questionnaires for us. We are required to conduct the
survey, and we use the form provided by the Area Agency on Aging.
We added the final three questions. One of the purposes of the
evaluation is to assist us in planning future work. I thought
that you would be as interested in the results at the Sullivan
Senior Center as I am. I will appreciate your distributing this
note among the Council members.
Twenty-seven persons at the Senior Center filled out the forms.
I will summarize their answers to the six questions:
1. Why do you attend this center?
They generally spoke of the good food, the opportunity to
meet people, to socialize with people, to get out of the
house, and recreation. One person said, "Because I am lonely
and I love the games."
2. How many days do you attend?
Fourteen persons said they attend every day, three said 3
days a week, and nine said 1 or 2 days a week.
3. What aid has the program given you?
They listed companionship, nutrition, affordable meals,
meeting new people, a breaic from cooking, and home delivered
meals when they were needed. Some simply said "enjoyment" or
"fun." Some listed other services, such as house repair,
home -delivered meals after illness, eye tests, and insurance
counseling. Someone listed the books and magazines at the
Center.
4. What services do you Chink are most beneficial?
Greater Lewisville
United Way, Inc.
United Way of
Denton. County, Inc.
They listed meals first, the fellowship, social services
(especially case management and benefits counseling), games,
transportation, and health checks.
5. What are your likes and dislikes?
The most frequent response was, "I .lilce everything" or "no
dislikes." The only dislike was a person who was not fond of
the food.
6. What activities are of interest to you? (from a list of 7)
informational programs 17; sing-alongs 14; dance classes 5;
nutrition education 18.
Are you familiar with other services provided by SPAN?
Two persons said they were not familiar with other services.
We are pleased with this very
SPAN'S work that participants
reported. We hope to continue
information in planning future
hear any observations that you
information.
high level of satisfaction with
at the Sullivan Senior Center have
that success, and we will use this
programs. We will be happy to
or your colleagues have about this
Sincerely,
Al Murdock
Executive Director
ews A*Iert
JT&S Loss Control Program �F.SA,4GER
Helping Others Help Themselves -SHE 0 ?
i MAY 1 a 1992
HOUSE BILL 62
The State of Texas passed House Bill 62 which enacted a law to implement an Extra
Hazardous Employer Proeram. Included in that bill was the Reiected Risk Fund Reguirine
Iniury Preventions Services Program. Under this program a Texas Workers' Compensation
(TWC) policy holder who has an experience modifier of 1.25 or greater, or has had a loss
ratio greater than .70 in at least two of the three most recent policy years, will be placed in a
rejected risk pool. The organization/facility placed in the pool will be notified by Texas
Workers' Compensation Commission (TWCC) and will have 30 calendar days to respond.
Should you receive a notification from TWCC, your first response is to arrange a safety
consultation to conduct a hazard survey. Next will be the design of an accident prevention
plan. The safety consultant must be certified by TWCC under the electrical SIC code 4911.
Larry Baker, Program Operations Coordinator, has completed his certification and Jesse
Watson, Division Head, will be certified on June 17, 1992.
We are scheduling the consultations on a first -call first -serve basis. The time to complete
the material will vary with each organization/facility. We estimate a minimum of 40 hours.
The consultation service fee depends on the time and expense incurred.
We hope you will not be in the position to need these services. If you do, however, we will
be pleased to serve you. Just call Larry Baker or Jesse Watson at the phone number below.
5/92
Electric Power Utilities Training Division 409 • 845 • 6508
Texas Engineering Extension Service The Texas A&M University System College Station, Texas 77843.8000
Conversion From Accident at Old 4160 Substation
CONVERSION FROM ACCID ENT AT OLD 4160 SUBSTATION:
29 - Transformers (Rebuilt} - $120195.00
3 - 480 V 490.00 ea. - $1,470.00
Mist. $11 0000 00
$14,665.00
Cost of Material for Acker St. Underground Work
Cost of Material far Acker Street Underground Work
Underground Wire {Primary) 2.58 ft = 13, 545
3 - 50 KVA Padmount Transformers 885.00 = 2, 655
15 - 410 Primary Elbows 29.50 = 443
1 - Repair 225 KVA Padmount Transformer 1, 308 - 1, 308
3 - 200 AMP Cutouts 55.00 = 165
3 - Lightning Arrestors 25.00 = 75
5 - Underground Pedestals 88.00 = 440
15 - Primary Terminator Kits 49.00 = 735
15 T Terminator Brackets 8.00 = 120
15 - Connectors & Covers (Pedestals) 8.66 = 130
Misc. 2,.00
21,615
6 - Fiberglass Pole 550.00 = 3,300
2 wks. - Rental Backhoe 525 wk. 1,D50
25, 965
Material Returned to Stock from Overhead Line -Acker St.
Cost of material to be returned to stock from
Overhead Line on Acker Street
11 Poles 100 ea. = 1,100.00
10 Guy Attachments 150 ea. - 12. 50
175' 4/ 0 Quad Service Wire 1.25 ft. = 218.75
4 K10 Brackets 1.75 7.00
4 2" Spool Insulators 0.49 1196
3 Lightning Arrestors 26 = 78.00
50 Bell Insulators 6.25 = 31150
24 Dead End Shoes MO ,= 230. 40
38 Pin Insulators 5.50 209.00
10 Ridge Pins 5.40 = 54.00
28 Cross Arm Pins 3.50 = 98.00
30 Bolts 0.81 = 24.30
8 D. Clevis 1.69 = 13.52
12 3" Spool Insulators 0.95 - 11.40
10 Single Ups 4.95 = 49.50
8 Cross Arm Braces (Sets) 9.00 = MOO
5 Eye Bolts 4.25 - 21.25
10 D.A. Bolts 2.50 = 25.00
3 Cutouts 46.00 = 138.00
5000' 2/ 0 AC SR Wire . 81 ft. = 4, 050.00
800' #2 ACSR Wire .42 fL = 336.00
7 Cross Arms 25.60 - 179.20
..lam • 1!' h
3 3?. 5 KVA 850. Q0 - 2, 550.00
1 75 KVA 1200.Q0 = 1,200.Q0
Total Recovered 100992.28
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SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT
OFFENSE: SHOOTING, OFFICERS INVOLVED
DATE: 5-15-92
CASE N0: N/A
REPORTING OFFICER: CHIEF BENNY ERWIN
On 5-15-92 I received a call from Sat . Amvx i n rPc�ar�lR t-„
Officer Groves and Reserve Officer King being involved in a
pursuit of a stolen Denton County unit which started at Rector
road just South of Sanger. Our officers were requested by Denton
County Sheriffs Department to stop the unit if possible. Officer
Groves tried a rolling road block at the on ramp at I-35 and the
suspect tried to ram our unit. The pursuit was continued North on
I-35 and Highway patrol units from Cooke County also tried a
rolling road block, the suspect rammed both of the THP units and
at this point THP units shot out the tires on the stolen unit.
The suspect camA to rest in the front yard of a residence at the
493 mile marker, All of the units surrounded the stolen unit and
the suspect came out with the Denton County Officers shotgun and
fired twice, All officers at the scene fired back striking r_he
suspect several times. Suspect was handcuffed and transported t-o
the Cooke County Hospital and was later reported that he was
deceased.
A full investigation is under the central of Texas Ranger
Flemming from Grayson County. Both Sanger officers were sent home
by me after a briefing. On 5-18-92 Sanger officer were sent to
Rangers office in Grayson County to give full detailed statements
concerning the incident.
�,
enn Erw n, Chief
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