06/04/1991-CC-Agenda Packet-RegularCITY COUNCIL ACEINDA
MONDAB', MARCH 4, 1991
'?01 BOLIVARSTREET,, CITY HALL
/ a 00 P. M.
1. Call tc1 t rc:ler, Invo ..ation ar cl Plebe to the Flab
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, Cit.izen' ln ut
. Cor icler° ans Possible Action to Authorise Reclue t for Pro o al Used Back -Hoe for Water Department
t;. Consider and Possil. le Action Reardin ORDINANCE 03-91
Regulating Recreational Vehicles and Trailers can Public Property
i , Consic er4 and Possible Action Rearclin iarnin of e street. t.cy
be Constructed from Freese Drive Extension to David Drive
. Consider ar d Possible action on Fire Code Er f'orcerxaent Cor yr .ittee
9. Consider and Possible Action to Appoint Re reser ta.tive to U ,h- r.
Trinity Regional Water District
1C . C"on i eran F'c ik le ct.ion ors Pri rit.izin of treet. fc r
R et^c ti tr°tl :t icon
11. C _ nsi leracid Possible Action Rear;dingy ORDINANCE 04-91 SANGER'S
ANTI-LITTER ORCINANCE -91 ar er;=
Anti -Litter Circ inance
1 c"its c n ini tra.tion Re ort.
13> Anyp ether such Flatters
14. Adjournment
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Ro, alie arcia, City Secretary
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February 1.
1 B, 1991
PRESENT: Mayor Nel Armstrong, Councilwoman Mar is Brs".Ixto: ftj
Councilman Carroll McNeill, and C'ouncili a.n Wendell
it�lEI�11YER
�.ESENT: Councilman Jerry Jenkins and Counciin�m r� Danny
McDaniel
t�T1gER
PRESENT. City Mana Manager John Hamilton, City Secretary Rosalie
Garcia., J. C. Landers, Me.Mvyn Tucker, Larry � ov st,
Benny Erwin, Eddie Branham, G�irland Tbu*)rntoi)t, �;l.�11
Schad, Jeanne D( ore, Esta Ashcraft and Travis Roberts
1, t,�iayor a�x°mstron called t-he n�eetin tcs c�rc�er, awe the ir��%c�cd-�.ticn
and led the Pledge to the flag.
��, i�isbursexxler�ts: �liotioxz vas made by Councilrnar� .Tl�ox��as tc�
apprave disbursements for Payment. Seconded by Councllnlall
McNeill. Motion carried.
l, :�t��rec:.iation .��rard fc�x' ,.1. �. Landers
0
its C`c�uncil ��reser�ted an A.tvard to J. f'. Lax�.clers for eight i �l
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gears of service as Fine Iiilarshall.
Considex° and Passible Action to Award Bid for Renaintin `?OCi,000
Gallon. arzd l �IC1,ClE►Ci Callon water �tora�e Tangy.
City Manaer stated that the low bidder was Kerri Pa.int.ixa Co.
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12crt11on rangy mat ,y Cc uIIcilnncui ThidilIaU L.cJ Cyr
Painting; Cot) the low bidder for $19,850, Seconded by
Councilwoma.n Braxton. Motion carried.
�. Cc�s�i�ider and Pc��ible f-�ct.i{an can Landfill Cl���ur� pla��
i�vlz. Trryavi� Rc�bei•t.� fx��n�. Hunter and A��c�ciaL.e� p�e�e��teci tl�e
..Iosure Plan for the City Landfill in accordance with regulations
required by Texas Department of Health.
Jig{$u��ic�n.
I�✓lctic��z a� made b�F Cc�uncil�nan Thc��na� t.c� accept the Landfill
Closure Plan for City of Sanger Landfill as presented by Hunter and
Associates. Seconded by Councilman McNeill, Motion carried.
(9.) Consider and Possible Action for Annual Springy; Clean --.Up
Week
�lc�ti��r� a� made by CounCilrr�an ��lCl�leill 1.« r�,e�is�nate �rlarCl� 1i�tr�
to March 2.1st as Annual Spring Clean-up Week. ;!)eCOn(Aed DV
Cc uncilzprian Thomas. Motion carried.
�3. � 11�. ) C�3n�icier anti Po��ible ACtir�n i`or Re�oluti�3ra # R3-� 1
bljpportir g Beautific;ULion t�VIIImittee CovernV).`s Rey YCli�g CI (A
Application
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.AMfiic�rt fAs rrIade icy Cour�Cilman Thornacz anc_3 czecnnc_ieci. liy
Ccaur�Cil��=��rr�ari Bra�.tcari tc� a.dept, Resr}luti��n �R:3--�1 ��at.�pertir���;
hanger's Beautification Committee Governor's Recycling grant
Application. Motion Carried..
�. 12.) Consider and. Possible ACtiorz ears Proposed "felCorne to
�0
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ia6Y 1e City Council tl�a.t t.le
Committee has recommended to the City Council to consider
%onstructin al "Welcome to Sanger" sign and flower~ spot at the
corner of northbound 1-35, Access Road at Loop 138, using
volunteers and City personnel not to exceed $400 in cost.
Disc�a.ssiorl.
l%1c�tion vas made by Councilman �1c.I�eill and secs}�icie�i l�yyy
Councilman Thomas that if they are willing) to work free, the: City
will allow them to do it. Motion carried.
t0. (7.) Consider and Possible Action on City Collection. of Tree Limbs
Discussion.
Itet7� tabled for° newt City Council l�✓leetin� tc� a.11��� t.l�c� other t�vo (�'�
Councilmernbers an opportunity to give theirinput.
11. (8.) Consider and Possible Action to seep,. proposals orl Street
Cracks Seal System
City �1ana�er° advised this is a bud�et.ed ite��a, I3r~ief discussion,
l��otion eras made by Councilt�xan I�cl�leill and sec�onde�l by
C'ouncilma.n Thomas to authorize staff to seep proposals on a str°e��t.
crack seal system tip to five thousand dollars ( 5,000d). Motion
carried,
2�. (i 1. � Consider and Possible Action Reardin C�rdinal�ce -Pr C13_cI1
Peulatin� Rec-r~eational Vehicles and Trailers on Public Pr~open~ty
Draft ordinance was discussed.
Item tabled to a11ow staff to het l��or~e clar°ificatio�� on the draft
ordinance. ay
Consider~ at�d Possible Action Pear°Olin Naming, of new Street, to iv}e
Const.r�acted frcarn Freese Drive F�tension to David Drive
a
City Council I�llt.
2/18,r91 Page 4
Item tabled IOU alloy% citl6ens a.n opportunity to participate in
r7aming the street.
1�1. Cc:�nsicleraz�d Possible Action orz PtJC fdat.e Case on Centel
City �liana.er advised the City Council that. City Attorney, Porgy.
gelman, had forwarded some material concerning the PUC
Commissions current case against Centel's 4A.9 nwhon annual
overcharges.
Lirief discussion.
Consens�zs of C'i.ty Cor�.ncil to ta�.e no actir�x�. o�z this it:en�.
1 �. Consider anc� Possible Action for %ilayor to Issue Election girders
:�✓layorArn�stror� issued Election Order 1'or /lay �, 1�-�;�1 E1�=c.tic�zs .
Side II, #:�°�
1 ►. Executive Session According to Article 52522-17 vernon's Civil
Statutes, O, Personnel Matters
Ivlayc�r Arrx�st.rong convened: City Council into Executive Session at.
3�q p. zn.
1 s . Consider and Possible Action %egarding Executive Session
�:�ayc�r Arrx�stron�; recon�Tened City Council from Ecuti�?e Sessi�:�n
i�layorArvnstron€� advised they lead gone into executive session to
discuss ez�lplc3yr7ent of the near I� ir,e Ir�spectorlzich gill he
replacing Mr. Landers. She Mated they had three (3) applicants
for this position. ,lira Conley, Craig; Waggoner, and. Mike Tucker.
O
avor ArBmstr°one; felt all three were highly qtzalified. and that
there ere reasons that. t llejr chose the one they t� id,
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�ity Council Mtn.
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l Iotion was 111a.de by Cmu cll111C4 Tl�or�Las t.o Dire i 1r4 klirrJ C r l%=ty ao
the new Fire Inspector. Seconded by Councilwoman Braxton.
00tion carried.
1��, t= ity A�:lrr�ir�istrati{.��� Report:
��`it�F Mar�.er reporretec-.1 that:
��.. Sa1es Tax Receipts for calendar year 1t1�1 have ir�creased by
15.01% over the first two months of 1000, front $17,947 to
$ 20I 641.
lea. Chaack Tr�.cker and tarry Ro�iers have con7.pleted their service
requirements (2 years), Mate schooling and have taken their
state certification test to be Class C Water Systern Operators.
Test results will be returned in six weeks,
c. Chuck Tucker will be attending a Public Works short course at
Texas A M which offers training on street repairs and
upcoming drainage law requirements.
d. New Police ��fficer was hired., Jirn IvlcDaniel,, �vho lzas eleven
(11) years experience with the City of Lewisville.
1;�. .rly Otter Such ��latters:
a. Mayor° Armstrong briefed City Council on the suit. that. Oa��
Morales filed a°ainst tl�e I�epar°trzaent of �`onar��=,r°ce rse�ar°{,�i�1�?;
the census. (A decision will be made approximately on
July 15 by Mr. Robert Mosbacher, Secretary of Commerce
Office.)
The Pact Sheet Letter that wa.s put. toether~ reardin� the
census count. This will allow the citizens to write a short.
letter to Robert Mosbacher and state how they feel Sanger
has been dealt with unfairly with the Census Count and
stating reasons.
b. Mayor Armstrong advised the Animal Control Officer has
resigned.
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:. City lViaaer��.edotne photos to t.l�e Council on a
solid waste transfer station that Decatur is using,. He
basically wanted Council to review these since he planneci
this to be an agenda item at the next City Council meetint ,
29. i4�Ieet.in�; adjourned.
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Po OBOX 578
ANGER, TEXAS 76266
lE l RAAdI T 1 'I 7C37
T t : l-3or orable 1v1a. or lvlernk ers of t.l e City Council
F RC,M4 John Hamilton, City Mana. er'T
BATE: March 1, 1991
3
i_i 4iEC"T: Renut fc3r° Proposals - L7secl Back- l-loe for4 Wat.erg Depar°tmer)t
Bucl et A.11oca,tiorr 7_. _ _m_5C [
staff is seeking perrrrission to seek Proposals for the purchase of a useel
Back -Hoe for the rater Department. Currently our public works
departrnent operates with only one Back -Hoe. The additional equiprrrent
would provide a knack -up and double our productivity.
irtar proposals tnroulc . he presented. to Council fc. r aptaroval at pour arck
1 um Aleeting,
A cop; of tl e legal notice is enclosed for rourrevie r. 'The ref erer ce t.
triade-iris refers to two disabled tr°actors that we now have, or e 197o,
John Beene with a load differential and one 1966 Ford Back -Hoe with a.
,i d motor.
.Il-l:es
Request For Proposal
The City of Sanger is seeking proposals far one (1) used back -hoe
with a front end loader. The vehicle must be a 1976 or newer model.
Proposals will be accepted until 2:30 p.m., Monday, March 18, 1991. All
proposals must be returned prior to the listed date and time in a sealed
envelope clearly marked "Back -Hoe Proposal," to the Office of the City
Secretary, 20i Bolivar, P. O. 13ox 578, Sanger, Texas 76266.
All proposals will be opened and publicly read in the City Hall
Conference Room at 2:30 p.m., Monday, March 18, 1991, and forwarded
to the City Council for consideration at 7 p.m., March 18, 1991, at their
regular meeting.
The City of Sanger reserves the right to re, ect any and all
proposals.
Rosalie Garcia
City Secretary
PUBLISH 3/6/91 (3/5/91 to paper)
578
ANGER, TEXAS 76266
Tt . 1-1csric ral`ile i ay irivSerr berps cif the CityT Cc urieil
lF 1 C3 ri. John Hamilton, City IvlanagyenY&
) T E 4 March 1, 1991 4 )
SUBJECT. Proposed Ordinance #03-91, Parking Regulat.ionss
rc iria.ric e # - --L 1 Tit.li the rse: c rnn enc_le i c lia.tie f4irB t,lie ts e=3tiri =if
l ebrua.ry 18th is enclosed for review. Police Chief Erwin has- revie%' Te 1
the Ordinance and will be present for discussion.
C'cipie: cif ciure :i tin"vTu Vehicle" C7rcliriarice are enc lc e l a a lc c e
memo in your packet for reference and review.
J l:e
C I TY OF SA IGER
il E:?F'Lzlrl i•l sE l::r THE CI--1®Y ,i l{: FR, c FP iTc ri C l} riTY', TF_? << 'S.
REGULATING PARKING WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS4, PROVIDING A PENALT`v'
r LAUSE, PROVIDINC SE\/FRAGILITY CLAUSE AND PROVIDING €OPAN
EFFECT I VE DATE,
Section I
' 'eif ht Lirr itation
. FfiE{E€3 F E 2 rt shall ! unlawful for any person, cir ver or o r r
to leave, park or stand any truck -tractor, road tractor, semi -trailer, flat-
hod trailer, live -stock trailer, bus, truck trailer with a rated capacity ir,
excess of three -fourth (314) ton, upon public property within any area
specifically designated by zoning as either single family or multi-fannily
according to the zoning ordinances of the City,
E. This section shall not prevent parking or standing of the abo fe
described vehicles in such zoned areas for the purposes of exped1tious14t,,
loading and unloading passengers, freight or merchandise err" for parking of
t.n 10.1 s with a rated capacity in excess of three - fourths
provided the vehicle shall be on private property and provided an
inspection of the designated parking area has been made to insure
suf f i c i ent c l earance and dra i nage in streets and alleys; but not otherv/ i se.
r lothing in this ordinance is ir t.er- d?MN d to le r;t,l;er-
specifying designated truck routes or truck parking areas as provided h' t
ti)rdinances of the City of Sanger.
section 11
person, driver or o,ner to
stand park or allow to Stand an automobile, tructr or any other rnot()r
vehicle or any trailer on any public property for a period in excess of
seventy-two (72) hours when such vehicle or trailer is without one or
more wheels or is apparently inoperative for any reason. For this purpos
any vehicle without license or inspection for current re3istration or
inspection year may be deemed inoperative,
�. FiE€���FTE� it shall be unlawful for a person, driver ot_ c�v}rner to
stand, park, or allow to stand a boat, boat trailer, or recreational vehicle
on any public property for a period in excess of forty-eight (48) hours,
vv,11)ether or not such units are operative.
i. F�� � t}� thl� rir�rt, recreational �,/e��,�.le t�'Ie�jtU;
�,te,#icular type unit. priri7arily designed aS temporary lie�in�; � uart.ers Tor
recreational camping or travel use that either has it.s own motive power
car i s mounted on or towed by another vehicle, This would include, but is
riot limited to Such entities as travel trailers, camping trailers,
trucktrai lers, and motor homes.
section III
k�iuisan�e
tilehicles or traders found to be situated so as to vtolat,e c�nyl part. of
this ordinance are hereby declared nuisances and shall be towed into the
t:it.y pound and such shall not be allowed to be re-claimed except upon
proof of ownership and payment of the towing tee and costs of storage.
V
erection IV
if io� tiol�; �eClC4 V
�., �,n�/ person, driver or owner violatinr� any of the pro�isions of tl��ir
ordinance shall he deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon convIctiof
shal l l_je f fined not. lesv= than on do lar l ,00) nor rnore than tv;'' luvJndt`er"
dollars ($21 )0.00), each day that such Wolation continues sl al, t rlr,� tlt.��o.ti
separate offense,
�. in atiy proreC�.lti4Jn CharC�itiC� a violation of ;?rty la��� or t`e`�#�;l,�ft�t��
governing t.dte riat�r{iC7 or parkin( of rvertaln vehicle, or trailer`;, proof
that the particular vehicle or trailer described in the complaint was
parked in violation of any such law or regulation, together with proof that
.
the defendant named in the complaint was, at the time of such parking, the
registered owner of such vehicle, shall constitute in evidence a prima
facie presumption that the registered owner of such vehicle was, the
person who parked or placed such vehicle at the point where, and for the
time during which, such violation occurred,
section v
��e �erak�ili�:�/conflict
�,.. I f any section, clause, phrase or word of this ordinance is found to
l,e rnconrt.itutional it shall not effect the rernairIing sections, clauses,
phrases or words of the ordinance,
3 t i s not. the intention of thin ordinance
��>��r,�xer.���de any relati�re e;�isting ordinance ��,�ithin the r�ity cif ����n�,er,
Ctic�n �f!
Th`, c�rdinanC� Shall fJE'CCrI"IC �ff2Ct1V2 upon lt� �7atiSa(�r� �y t�iC �.�l�.y f.�t�I.�C�CiI
t)f the City of Sander and the meeting of any publication requirernentS that,
rwght be appl iahle.
C�uly �aSS�d and fidt;��t�d this
f"1ayor
�oSal ie Garcia
f 714y `;�fCr'C L dr'y
City of Sanger
RO. Box 578
Sanger, Texas 76266
T7: Hr}r}r ak l : PY1# cSrr (-1r kr of tlo Cite ncil
ROMJohn John Hamilton, City Manager
CRATE: March 1, 1991
. s;_ E ..JECT; Naming of blew street
staff was unsure of Council's wishes concerning the naming of this new
:street so it is irrclue 1 on this ac enE a if you desire to take action.
A list of current street names is also encioseu for review.
enclosure
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1st. STREET..................................E,F-6
KEATON ROAD...............................
F,G-3
2nd. STREET ..............................
E-6; G-6
KEETON ROAD................................
H,I-3
3rd. STREET .............................
E-5,6; G-6
KIRKIAND STREET............................
F-5,6
4th. STREET ...........................E-5;
F.G-5.6
LA RUE .. , ............
G-1
, .................. , .....
5th. STREET ...........................
E-5,6; F,G-5
LANEY DRIVE ................................
G-2,3
6th. STREET .............................
E-5; F.G-5
IYNN..........................................
H-3
7th. STREET ...............................E-5;
G-5
LOCUST STREET..............................
F-5.6
8th. STREET ...............................
E-5; F-5
MANOR COURT, S...............................
I-4
9th. STREET ...................................
F-5
MARCIA LANE..................................
H-5
10th. STREET .... . .........................
E,F,G-4,5
MARSHALL STREET ..........................
G-5,6
11th. STREET .......................
. ........... F-4
MEADOW DRIVE, S ........................
i-4,5
12th. STREET ...................................
F-4
,
MELINDA MYRL DRIVE .........................
...
H-3
13th. STREET ...................................
F-4
OAK STREET ...................................
G-5
ACKER STREET ...............................
E,F-4
OLD PILOT PIONT ROAD
ALLEN DRIVE ..................................
H-4
......................E-5.6
PALAMINO
I-3
AUSTIN STREET ..........................
G-3,4,5.6
......................................
PARAMONT
I-3
AUSTIN STREET, W ............................
G-4
.....................................
PARKER........................................
H-3
BENJAMIN DRIVE ............................
G-2,3
PARMA COURT
I-3
BENJOY DRIVE ...............................
G-1,2
.................................
PEACH STREET ................................
E-5
BERRY STREET ................................
F-4
PECAN STREET ...............................E-4.5
BOLIVAR ROAD ................................
E-5
PERRY DRIVE ..................................
H-3
BOLIVAR STREET ..............................
F-5
PIONEER ...............
I-3
BROOKE DRIVE
G-? 3
, ........................
PLUM STREET
F_S
............................
BROOK GLEN DRIVE .........................
H-3,4
.... ..
PRAIRIE.........................................
i-3
CARMEN COURT .............................
G,H-3
PRESTON.......................................
I-3
CAROLYN DRIVE ...............................
H-4
QUAIL RIDGE ROAD..........................
G-7,8
CHERRY STREET ..............................
F-5,6
RAILROAD AVENUE ...........................
E,F-6
CHURCH STREET ............................
G-5,6
RANGER CREEK ROAD
G-7
COLONIAL HEIGHTS ...........................
H-5
.........................
RISING STAR LANE
G-2
DAVID DRIVE ....................:
.............. H-4
............................
BANGER WEST BOULEVARD
E-4
DENTON STREET ..............................
G-5
...................
SHADY GROVE ................................
H,I-3
DIANE DRIVE .................................
G,H-5
SIMS AVENUE ................................
F,G-7
DUCK CREEK ROAD ..........................
G-2,3
SMITH STREET................................
F-6,7
EAST RIDGE PARK ROAD
.................... F,G-8
SOUTHLAND DRIVE ...........................
1-4,5
ELM STREET ................................
F-4,5,6
SOUTHPARK COURT
G-4
EXCHANGE DRIVE .............................
E-4
...........................
SOUTHSIDE DRIVE..............................
i-5
FAIRFIELD CIRCLE .............................
H-3
STEPHEN COURT ............................
G,H-3
FREEZE DRIVE ...............................
G,H-4
STEPHEN DRIVE
H-4
HILLCREST DRIVE ...........................
G,H-5
...............................
TAMMY........................................
H-3
HOLT STREET, W ...............................
F-3
TURTLE CREEK
H-5
HOUSTON STREET .............................
G-5
................................
VERNON COURT .............................
G,H-3
HUGHES STREET ..............................
F-4
WALNUT STREET
H-3
JACKILU STREET ..............................
H-6
..............................
WALTER.......................................
H-3
JENNIFER COURT ............................
G,H-3
WAYNE DRIVE..................................
H-6
JONES AVENUE ................................
G-7
WILLOW STREET..............................
F-5,6
KARLA DRIVE ..................................
G-1
WOOD STREET...............................
G-5.6
KATHRAN DRIVE .............................
G.H-5
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SUBJECT,
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TEXAS6._
Honorai le 11 Iayor Members c}f tree City Council
T_Y_._ TT 21L___ I !L__ A9_-_ _ -
J01111 rVAIillIL011) 4. ILY 1V1 MAge
IAarch 1., 1991
Fire Code Enforcement Committee
with the appointment. of our new Fire Investi a.tor, I request ilayorand
Council appoint a five (5) member committee to review our Fire Code,
1985 Uniform Fire Code, and enforcement options for compliance within
the Code. I would u,g est the cotmrlittee also recommend a written
enforcement policy.
l , y recorl nlendat.ion for this comnm ittee would k e two rrle nhers of the
City Council, Mr. Conley, Fire Chief Tucker and Chief of police Erwin.
The committee could report back to the full Council at. the April Oth
scheduled meeting.
.JHtes
Po Ot BOX 578
ANGER, TEXAS 7621
Tip: 1-lonor i le Mayor 1 lerribers of tl : pity o . rlc il
FRO i'vl: John Hantiltoa, City Ma cage
)ATE+ March 1., 1991
UBJEC'T: appoint. Representative to Upper Trinity Regional i 'ater
District
s you recall, Tou appointed me to the Board of Directors as hanger's
representative. Because of the initial Board organization, that tet°rxI
expires May 31, 19910
The enclosed letter from the Water District. States that you must once
again consider an appointment for a four (4) yeat` terns. The
.jualifications for Beard membership are listed in the letter.
Enclosure
2IW..�...y UPPER
TRINITY
S Regional •• ad•• �.-��.•• e �-ona D Zstr2ct
February 19, 1991
Ms. Nel Armstrong
City of Sanger
P.O. Box 578
Sanger, TX 76226
SUBJECT: Expiration of Hoard Representative's Term
Dear Ms. Armstrong;
This is to notify you that the term of Mr. John Hamilton, your
Board Representative, will expire on May 31, 1991. His short
initial term was caused by the implementation of staggered terms
for Board Members. The next term will be a full four years.
Mr. Hamilton is eligible to be reappointed,. or you may appoint
someone else. To be eligible for appointment, the person must be
a qualified voter, a resident of the City or Denton County and
can not be an elected official.
Please let us know your intentions as soon as possible. The
Board will be electing officers in May. Prior to the election,
the Board would like to know who your Board Member will be.
Thank you for your prompt attention in this matter.
nc,�rely,
tnomas
General
TET/dr
E. Tay
Manage_
c: Mr. John Hamilton
City of Sanger
P.O. Drawer 305 •Lewisville, Texas 75067 • 214-219-1228
CITY ki SANC7Ek
BADGER, TEXAS 76299
Tt�. Honoral'�le Mayor � Merr�bers of the City Council
FRt)M# John Hamilton, City Manager
DATE. March 1, 1991
SUBJECT: Prioritizing of Streets For Reconstruction
� copy of Merr�orar�rJ.urr� #7:3� is enclosed for reference iri fliscus�.itig tl-iis
item. Staff recommends that funding for this project be front
Contingency Funds in our current operating budget,., 44 i 00*
If the streets are identified, I arr� recomrr�endir�g a multi -year progra�-r�
with funding in future budget years to be a regular Street Department
line item. This would be a warm weather Project, ideally scheduled
from May 1st to September 30th of each year.
,JH:es
Enclosure
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City of Sanger
P.O. Box 578
Sanger, TX 76266
MEMORANDUM # 736
T0: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
FROM: John Hamilton, City Manager
DATE: February 1, 1991
SUBJECT: Possible Street Reconstruction
As reported to you earlier, the reconstruction of Kirkland Street
with new base and a chip seal surface totaled approximately $13.50 per
linear feet based on a 22 feet wide road surface. With this cost and type
of reconstruction in mind, staff has identified a total of 2.67 miles
(14,071 linear ft.) of city streets that could be considered for this type of
reconstruction.
This list is presented far your consideration and review and could be
placed on the regular Council Agenda for discussion either February 18 or
March 4, As you review the list you might identify other locations that
we did not include.
Since the estimated cast of reconstructing the entire 2.67 miles
could be $190,000, we will obviously have to prioritize the streets,
develop a construction timetable and identify funding sources. At this
time we have not allowed for this type of project in the FY 90/91 budget;
however, there is $44,000 allocated to contingency which could be
considered for funding.
I would appreciate your input and suggestions. The location are
listed in no particular order.
,JH:cg
im
Possible Location For Street Reconstruction 02-01-91
(projected cost calculated at $13.50 per linear ft.)
(1). Railroad Avenue -Santa Fe Tracks, east 220 ft (2,970)
- Ampco south to Willow 1,240 ft (16,740)
1,460 ft (19,710)
(2). 13th Street -Hughes N. to Bolivar 375 ft (5,063)
- Bolivar N. to Elm 296 ft (3)996)
(3). 12th Street -Bolivar N. to Elm 300 ft (4,050)
(4). l.1 th Street -Bolivar N. to Eim 300 ft (4,050)
(5). 1Oth Street - FM 455 N. to i-35 Access 540 ft (7,290)
(6)., 9th Street - Elm N. to Pecan 270 ft (3)645)
- Pecan N. to Peach 245 ft (3)308)
- Peach N. to Plum 250 ft (3)375)
(7). 6th Street -,Wood N. to Willow 325 ft (4,388)
W11low N. to Locust 330 ft (4,455)
- Locust N. to Cherry 260 ft (3;510)
- Cherry N. to Bolivar 270 ft (31645)
- FM 455 N. to Loop 138 540 ft (7,290)
(8). Walnut Street - N. from Austin 200 ft (2,700)
- Church N. to Marshall 230 ft (3,105)
- Wood N. to Willow 230 ft (3)105)
(9). 0ak Street - S, from Church 150 ft (2,025)
- Church N. to Marshall 225 ft (3,038)
- Marshall N, to Wood 230 ft (3,105)
- Wood No Willow 225 ft (3,038)
(10). 1 st Street - W11low N. to Locust 485 ft (6)548)
- Locust N. to Cherry 290,ft 14 (3) 9 15) (`�
- Cherry N. to Bolivar 265 ft (3)578)
(1 1). Bolivar - First E. to Railroad tracks
t 12). Locust - First W. to Second
(13). Cherry - First W. to Locust
(14). Elm - Second - E.
(15). Railroad Ave. - S. from Willow
(16). Jones Street - S, from willow
(17). Kirkland - Sims E. then S. to Willow
265 ft (3,578)
375 f t (5)063)
370 ft (4,995)
250 ft (3)375)
2,900 ft (39)150)
1,075 ft (14)513)
545 ft (7)358)
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C°ITY C7F �.�I��9EFi
ANGER, TX 76266
Iler�erable I Ia c3r i��Ier27bers 0, its Ceuracil
John Hamilton, City Manager T
,larch 1, 1991
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T���is i;3 esser�tia.11� the sa�rrre c.�rdir-�arrce t1�at is carrrentl�� ira ��=I����-�. T�� �,kx-,i
change is under the penalty section, the enhanced- dollar penalty amount
is In accordance with guidelines established for the Keep Texas Beta tlfl)l
c� ratest that (:)ur Beautification Committee is entering.
The normal Class C firm range is 0 - $200 plus court and applicable Stat
Casts. The fine enhancement to $1,000 demonstrates the corarraunity`s
commitment to combating litter. As always the actual fire amount is set
by our Municipal Judge.
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f'or the purpose of this ordinance the following terms shall have
the meaning given herein.
1. f1 Authorized Private Receptacle'° is a litter storage and
collectian receptacle as required and authorized in the code of
ordinances, City of Sanger, Texas.
2. " Conn�nercial handbill" is any printed or written matter,
any sample or device, dodger, circular, leaflet, pamphlet, paper,
booklet, or any other printed or otherwise reproduced original or
copies of any matter of literature:
A. Which advertises for sale any merchandise, product,
commodity, or thing: or
B. Which directs attention to any business or mercantile or
commercial establishment, or other activity, far the purpose of
either directly or indirectly promoting the interest thereof by
sale; or
C. Which directs attention to or advertises any meeting,
theatrical performance, exhibition, or event of any kind, for
which an admission fee is charged for the purpose of private gain
or profit.
3. " Garbage" is putrescible animal and vegetable wastes
resulting from the handling, preparation, cooking and consumption
of food.
4. " Litter" is 'Garbage", "refuse", and "rubbish" as
defined herein and all other waste material which, if thrown ar
deposited as herein prohibited, tends to create a danger to
public health, safety and welfare.
5. " Non -Co ercial handbill" is any printed or written
matter, any sample, or device, dodger, circular, leaflet,
pamphlet newspaper, magazine, paper, booklet, or any other
printed or otherwise reproduced original or copies of any matter
of literature not included in the aforesaid definitions of a
commercial handbill or newspaper.
6. "Public Place" is any and all streets, sidewalks,
boulevards, alleys or other public ways and any and all public
parks, squares, spaces, grounds, and buildings.
7. " Refuse" is all putrescrible and nonputscrible solid
waste (except body waste}, including garbage, rubbish, ashes,
streets cleanings, dead animals, abandoned autamobiles, and solid
market and industrial wastes.
8. "Rubbish" is nonputrescrible solid waste consisting of
both combustible and non- combustible wastes, such as paper,
wrappings, cigarettes, cardboard, tin cans, yard clippings,
leaves, wood, glass, bedding, crockery and similar materials.
SECTION 3, LITTER Iiv PUELIC rLACc,S
No person shall throw or deposit litter in or upan any street,
sidewalk or public place within the City except in public
receptacles, in an authorized private receptacles far collection,
or in official City dumps.
Persons placing litter in public receptacles or in authorized
private receptacles shall do so in such a manner as to prevent it
from being carried or deposited be the elements upon any street,
sidewalk or other public place or upon private property.
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No person shall sweep into or deposit in any gutter, street or
other public place within the City the accumulation of litter
from any building or lot ar from any public or private sidewalk
or driveway. Persons owning or occupying property shall keep the
sidewalk in front of their premises free of litter.
SECTION 6. LITTER THROt�IN E3Y PERSONS IN VEHICLES
No person, while a driver or passenger in a vehicle, shall throw
or deposit litter upon any street or other public place within
the city, or upon private property.
SECTION ?. TRUCK LOADS CAU5ING LITTER.
No person shall drive ar move any truck or other vehicle within
the city unless such vehicle is so constructed or loaded as to
prevent any load, contents or litter from being blown or
deposited upon any street, alley or other public place.
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No person shall throw or deposit litter in any park within the
City except in public receptacles and in such a manner that the
litter will be prevented from being carried or deposited by the
elements upon any part of the park or upon any street or other � '�
public place. Where public receptacles are not provided, all
such litter shall be carried away from the park by the person
responsible for its presence and property disposed of elsewhere
as provided herein.
No person shall throw or deposit litter in any fountain, pond,
lake, stream, bay, or any aaher body of water in a park or
elsewhere within the City.
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No person snal.� throw or aeposic any commercial or non-comanerc.�al
handbill on or upon any sidewalk, street or other public place
within the City of Sanger.
No persan shall throw or deposit any commercial or noncommercial
handbill In or upon any vehicle inside the City of Sanger.
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No person shall throw or deposit any commercial or non-
commercial handbill in or upon any private premises which are
temporarily or continuously uninhabited or vacant.
No person shall post or affix any notice, poster or other paper
or device, calculated to attract the attention of the public, to
any lamp post, public utility pole or shade tree, or upon any
public structure or building, except as may be authorized or
required by law.
SECTION 14. LITTER ON VACANT LOTS.
No person shall throw or deposit litter on any open or vacant
private property within the City of Sanger whether owned by such
person or not.
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Any person removing a wrecked or damaged vehicle from street or
highway shall remove any glass or other injurious substance
dropped upon the highway or street from such vehicle or vehicles.
- SECTION 16. PENALTIES
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shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction
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If any section, subsectian, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion
of this ordinance is for any reason held invalid or
unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such
portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent
provisian and such balding sha11 not affect the validity of the
remaining portions hereof.
SECTION lII. OL�DINANCES REPEALED
all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with the
provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed.
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The fact that there are presently no adequate provisions
regulating public nuisance created by litter within the City of
Sanger, Texas, making the regulation hereof necessary in the
public interest, creating an urgent and immediate emergency
relative to the preservation of public health, safety, comfort
and general welfare, requiring that this ardinance shall take
effect immediately from and after its passage, and it is
accordingly so ordained.
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CITY OF SANGER
P. O. BOX 578
SANGER, TEXAS 70266
Honorable Mayor• &Members of the Cit.,y Council
John Hamilton, City Manager'C
March 1, 1991 U
City Administration Report.
1). Electric Superintendent Larry Yaast will be present to give a brief
report on improvements to the electric system.
2). We are still seeking clualified applicants for the part-time Animal
Control position. It is important that the applicant be a high school
graduate in order to be state certified,
3). Fire Chief Tucker reports that there will be an Emergency Medical
Technician School (EMT) begim-Ang about April 1st conducted at
our Fire Department. There are fifteen (15) slots in the school, the
majority of students will be Sanger Police and Volunteer Fire
Personnel. The lead instructor, will be Bob McMullen, from
Southwestern Medical Center, (U. T.) .* Dallas.
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DENT4N COUNTY C+DMTVIISSIONEII,S COURT
JUDGE, JEFF MOSELEY
(817) 383.0298
T0: ALL ELECTED OFFICIALS & DEPARTMENT iiEAD5
FR02d: DENTON COUNTY JUDGE AND COMMISSIONERS COURT
RE: DATE CHANGE OF COUNTY SUPPORT RALLY
LEE WALKER
PHECINCT3
DON HILL
PRECINCT4
The Denton Commissioners Court changed the date of its old
fashioned county -wide Desert Storm Support Rally to Saturday, March 23,
Z991.
None of the other plans have changed. An old fashioned peoples
support parade is still scheduled at 2:00 P.M. to march around the
Courthouse -on -the -Square.
The focal point of the rally is a Blood Drive where donors will
either have an opportunity to contribute at a mobile facility or make a
pledge for donating at a later date.
Supervised activities for children will be provided on the
courthouse lawn. This will include games, face painting, and helium
filled balloons.
In addition to Veteran Groups, Marching Bands, Color Guards, and
Patriotic Music, there will be speeches from Elected Officials honoring
our men and women serving in Operation Desert Storm.
If you, your city, veterans group, church or civic organization wish
to participate in this county -wide support rally, contact Linda Baggett
in the Aide to the Court's Office at (817) 383-8399 or 1-800-346-3189.
Please call no later than March 15, 1991, if you want to join the
Old. Fashioned Peoples Parade with your City's, Churches, or
Organization's banner. Contact Linda Baggett in the Aide to the Court's
Office at the above phone numbers, as soon as possible. Those wishing
to set up a table (booth) should also call Linda Baggett no later than
March 15, 1991.
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P.O. BOX 758 : 1806 N STEMMONS
SANGER, TEXAS 76266
(817)458-3566
John Hamilton
City Manager,
City of Sanger, Texas
Dear Sir,
76266
'1'ne following is a price lint for• tric options 'rr'^c diUc'a�s�d
in our February 21 meeting.
A. Subcontract 30yd roll -off:
$135.00 per month rent.
335.00 per pull (dump)*
B. Frontier Waste Services Available:
1. Eight 4yd containers = 32yds
$ 50.00 per month rent.
200.00 per pull (dump) ALL Eight or
25.00 per can dumped.
2. Curb Side Special Pickups:
FWM can make pre -arranged and paid special
pickups at curb side on Thursdays, and
depending upon availability Wednesdays,
Fridays, and Saturdays.
$ 5.00 per washing machine, dryer, chair
and items such sized.
10.00 per refrigerator (with compressor
removed), Sofa, mattress,and items
such sized.
15.00 and up for larger sized piles of
waste (cost depends upon amount
and time to load).
***No Hazardous Waste***
Tires, Batteries, Used Motor Oil, etc.
3. Construction and Demolition Site Pick-ups:
FWM suggest that the City of Sanger pass an
ordinance that requires all construction and
demolition sites to obtain at least one 4 yd
container for the purpose of disposing of
solid vaaste. This would reduce the amount of
waste going to the landfill containers, and
keep the construction or demolition sites
cleaner and safer.
$ 25.00 set fee
25.00 per dump
'�If container remains at site for cver tvao
months a $50.00 minimum will be charged per
month (minimum two dumps per month).
I look forward to discussing these options in more
detail at your. convince.
Sincerely,
Benn�nsori,
President
Frontier Waste Management Inc.
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DATE: FEBRUARY 19, 1991
T0: MIKE ROSENBURG
FROM: BENNY ERWIN CfiIEF OF POLICE
SUBJECT: UNLOADING, FIRE LANES, PARKING, ELEMENTARY 5CHOOL
On several occasions since your request I've observed the
traffic in and around the Elementary School and consistently, the
problem appears to be that vehicles are stopping against the
curb. If two or three vehicle stop and leave their vehicles
unattended then the fire lane becomes the unloading zone. This
creates a serious problem because the children cross the paths of
vehicles, if the vehicles start to move along the curb. There
are several reasons why the parents are doing this:
(1) They can park along the curb without any violations
occurring, no signs indicating, No Parking, or unloading only.
(2) The fire lane is clearly marked on the driveway, but
there are no signs indicating that stopping is prohibited.
(3) When a parked vehicle along the curb is left
unattended then other vehicles start to unload one at a time,
while the first vehicle is unloading then the other vehicles have
to wait, they just start following the leader.
Most of the above reasons account for the blocking of the.
firelanes and traffic jams during the rush hours of the morning
and afternoon hours.
I can only look at addressing the safety issues, one
possible solution might be to construct a loading/unloading lane
or lanes on the East side of the school, along Keaton road. If
such a zone were constructed and signs posted against leaving
vehicles unattended, and if a sidewalk was constructed from such
a zone to the existing sidewalk, most of the problem would no
longer exist.
I believe that the fire lane also needs to be along the curb
in case of a emergency, instead of the location now. This will
allow emergency vehicle close to the front and ensure safe
parking and excess to the fire hydrant on the South side of the
building in front.
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CITE CIF SANDER
P, G. BOX 578
BANGER, TEXAS 70266
Honorable h ayor Iviembers of the Cit. Cottr cil
J€3hn Hamilton, City 1Vlana er°9
Proposals for Street Crack -Sea Street
TY e Request for ProYaosals on this item failed to a ear ire tY e Sanr er
Courier as scheduled on February 21sto Therefor, tYie legal notice was
amended to reflect a bid opening on March 1€3th with recommendations
submitted. to Council at your regular meeting that evening.
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t�IT I kir 3tAiNt1ER
R 04 BOX 578
SAPP ER, TX 76266
Honorable mayor �. ll�Ierr�bers of c� ity tic.auncil
lrshn T49,rrtilton. City mfirinupv�Ak
IAarch 13 1991
Diesel Fuel Spill into Sewer System
c��� rr�ay know that on February , 1�91, caur se���er treatrr�er�t pla��t
receiver_1 a substantial arnount of diesel fuel inflow which disrupted our
plant operation. The Texas Water Commission was immediately notified
c)f the petroleum spill and we took measures to brim our plant back into
c)peration and compliance. We have been inspected by the T. W. C. and
received a passings serge. However, we now have the problem of
disposin s of the sludge with possible diesel fuel contamination. Hunter
and Associates have recommended two (2) possible courses of action if
our sludge is found to be contaminated following test results we should
rc°c°ei 7e r'r id- week, about March (3th.+
1�. Convention collection and disposal of the sl�.lde key a tc��:ic
waste handler, estimated cost P0LJjUUU.
�). Treat���e��t. of the sluds�e with a. T.Q.C. approvec::i, ��et.rc�leun�
di�;estin l�act.eria; cost 7,OClQ - ��l,t�Cl�.
3}. if tl�.e tests firtc_1 acceptable levels of diesel, no extraordir�a:ry
rr�easures for disposal of the sludge will lave tc� be talrerg.
If unacceptable levels of diesel are revealed by the tests, staff recommends
option '?a the use of the bacteria. The source caf tYie spill have been tracec:l
to Horizon Chevron. Mr. Charles Burton is aware of the situation. He
has no insurance of this type of occurrence.
The
City has to dispose of the Problem; therefore, we will do Wbat is
zec.essary t.o co��lla�ly with T. �7. �;, regulations and then seed recovery of -
expenses from Mi�. Burton. I will inform you as soon as test results alre
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Ar°cumstances and has verbally recommended recovery of expenses from
Mr. Burton.
CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS
ORDINANCE NO. 85-9
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 901 SECTION 5A OF THE CODE
OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS ENTITLED
JUNK VEHICLES DEFINED AND SECTION 5B ENTITLED JUNK
VEHICLES DEEMED PUBLIC NUISANCE; EXCEPTIONS;PROVIDING
FOR A REPEAL OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT, PROVIDING A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE;
AND PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY FOR VIOLATION.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS:
SECTION I
THAT CHAPTER 9 , SECTION 5A &_ 5B OF T.HE
HEREBY AMENDED TO READ AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 5: JUNKED VEHICLES
5A . DEFINITIONS
SANGER CO.D OF :ORDINANCES IS
(1) Junk vehicle means any vehicle which does not
have lawfully affixed thereto both a valid
Texas License plate or plates and a valid Texas
Department of Public Safety motor vehicle
inspection certificate, and the condition of
which is one (1) or more of the following.
a. Wrecked
b. Dismantled
C. Inoperative
d. Abandoned and/or discarded, including
components thereof.
(2) Antique vehicle means a passenger car or truck
that is at least 35 years old.
(3) Special interest vehicle means a motor vehicle
of any age that has not been altered or modified
from original manufacturer's specifications and,
because of its historic interest,.is being pre-
served.
(4) Sight barrier fence means a fence built of
materials and constructed in such a way that
objects placed behind the fence cannot be seen
from the opposite side of the fence. Sight
barrier fencing must meet City of Sanger
specifications and be approved by the City
Building Inspector.
5B. JUNKED VEHICLES DEEMED PUBLIC NUISANCES; EXCEPTIONS
The location or presence of any junked vehicle or junked
vehicles on any lot, tract, parcel of land, or portion
thereof, occupied or unoccupied, improved or unimproved,
within the city shall be deemed a public nuisance and it
shall be unlawful for any person to maintain such a
public nuisance or to permit or allow the same to exist
on his or its property or on the property of another,
provided that this subsection shall not apply to a
vehicle or vehicle part that is, in a lawful manner:
(1) Completely enclosed within a building or screened
from ordinary public view by means of a sight
barrier fence of appropriate height and construction.
(2) Stored or parked on the premises of a business
enterprise when necessary to the operation of such
business enterprise.
(3) In an appropriate storage place or depository
maintained by the City of Sanger.
(4) In an operable condition specially adapted or
constructed for racing or operation on privately
owned drag strips or raceways.
(5) Retained by the owner for antique or special
interest collection purposes rather than for
salvage or for transportation and stored in a
manner as described in (1) above.
(6) Stored as the property of a member of the armed
forces of the United States who is on active
duty assignment outside the continental and
territorial limits of the United States.
SECTION II
All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances in conflict herewith
are, to the extent of such conflict, hereby repealed.
SECTION III
It is hereby declared to be the intention of the City
Council that the sections, paragraphs, sentences, clauses,
and phrases of this Ordinance are severable and, if any
phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph, or 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.
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SECTION IV
Whenever in this Ordinance an act is prohibited or is made
or declared to be unlawful or an offense or a misdemeanor,
or wherever in such Ordinance, the doing of an act is
required or the failure to do any act is declared to be
unlawful, the violation of any such provision shall be
punished by a fine of not exceeding Two Hundred ($200.00)
Dollars; provided, however, that no penalty shall be
greater or less than the penalty provided for the same or
similar offense under the laws of the State. Each day
any violation of this. Ordinance shall continue shall
constitute a separate offense.
SECTIvN V
This Ordinance will take effect immediately from and after
its passage and the publication of the caption as the law
in such cases provides.
PASSED AND APPROVED this day of , 1985,
by the City Council of the City of Sanger, Texas.
ATTEST:
y aretary
APPROVED:
Mayor
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NO. 2-7-72
AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE EXISTENCE OF JUNK VEHICLES WITHIN THE
CITY LIMITS OF SANGER, TEXAS, TO BE A PUBLIC NUISANCE AND PROVID-
ING FOR THE ABATEMENT AND IMPOUNDMENT OF SAME; PROVIDING FOR THE
ASSESSMENT OF COSTS, AND THE LEVY OF A LIEN TO COLLECT SAME; PRO-
VIDING FOR THE SALE OF SAID VEHICLES; PROVIDING A PENALTY; AND
DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINS:
JUNKED VEHICLES
v uiin VC111t:1e Def ineCl.
Whenever the term "junked vehicle" is used in this Ordin-
ance it shall mean any vehicle which does not have lawfully affixed
thereto both a valid Texas License plate or plate and a valid Texas
Department of Public Safety Motor Vehicle Inspection Certificate
and the condition of which is one or more of the following: wrecked,
dismantled, inoperative, abandoned and/or discarded, including com-
ponents thereof.
SECTION II. Vehicles Deemed Public Nuisances; Exceptions.
The location or presence of any junked vehicle, or junked ve-
hicles, on any lot, tract, parcel of land or portion thereof, occu-
pied or unoccupied, improved or unimproved, within the City shall be
deemed a public nuisance and it shall be unlawful for any person to
maintain such a public nuisance or to permit or allow the same to
exist on his or its property or on the property of another; provided
that this Section shall not apply with regard to junked vehicle or
junked vehicles in an enclosed building,,or on the premises of a
business enterprise operated in a lawful place and manner, when nec-
essary to .the operation of such b usiness enterprise, or in an appro-
priate storage place or depository maintained in an lawful place and
manner by the City, or_to vehicles in an operable condition specially
adapted or constructed for racing or operation on private -owned drag
strips or raceways,.vehicles retained by the owner for antique col-
lection purposes rather than for salvage or for transportation, nor
vehicles stored as the property of a member of the armed forces
of the United States who is on active duty assignment outside the
continental and territorial limits of the United States.
SECTION III.
Order to -Abate Nuisance; Notice, Contents.
Whenever any such public nuisance exists in the City in
lation of this Ordinance, the Health and Safety Inspectnr shall
order the owner and the occupant, if any, of the premises whereon
such public nuisance exists to abate or remove the same. Such or-
der shall be in writing, shall state the nature of the public n
sance, specify the correct measures required, stating that it must
be removed and abated within ten days from the date of receipt of
said notice. Such notice should further explain to the owner and/or
occupant that the request for a hearing contesting the abatement
and/or removal of said alleged nuisance must be made to the Health
and Safety Inspector prior to the expiration of ten days from re-
ceipt of said notice and/or order. Such request must be in writing
and delivered or mailed to the Health and Safety Inspector, City of
Sanger. Copies of the Order of Abatement shall be mailed, by cer-
tified or registered mail with a five day return requested, to the
owner or occupant of the premises whereupon such public nuisance
exists, If the notice is returned undelivered by the United States
Post Office, official action to abate said nuisance shall be con-
timed to a date not less than ten days from the date of such re-
turn.
SECTION IV. Provision for Public Hearing.
If the Health and Safety Inspector of said City receives a
written request asking for a public hearing to contest the order or
notice of abatement received by the owner and/or occupant of the
premises whereon public nuisance exists, such a hearing shall be
held before the governing body of the City or any other board, com-
mission, or official of the City, as designated by the governing
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body, prior to the removal of the vehicle or part thereof as a
public nuisance. Any resolution or order requiring the removal
of a vehicle or part thereof shall include a description of the
vehicle, and the correct identification number and license number
of the vehicle if available at the site. If said vehicle is re-
moved, pursuant to this section, it shall not be reconstructed or
made operable, and within five days after the date of removal of
said vehicle, notice shall be given to the Texas Highway Department
identifying the vehicle or part thereof, to enable said Department
to forthwith cancel the Certificate /Pitle to such vehicle pursuant
to Article 1436"1Vernon's Texas Penal Code, as amended.
SECTION V. Impoundment; Assessment of Costs; Lien.
If the owner and/or occupant makes no request for a public
hearing, fails, neglects or refuses to obey any order issued under
the provisions of the preceeding Sections, or if the premises are
unoccupied, and the owner or his agents cannot be served, pursuant
to the preceding Section, the Health and Safety Inspector shall
abate such public nuisance by impounding the junked vehicle or
junked vehicles and shall defray the expenses thereof out of any
monies in the City Treasury available for such purpose. All ex-
penses so incurred in the abatement of such public nuisance shall
be charged against the owner of the junked vehicle, and a statement
of the costs incurred by the City to abate such .public nuisance
shall be sent by registered mail, return receipt requested, to the
owner of such vehicles. When mailed, the said costs statement shall
state that the amount due shall be paid within thirty (30) days of
such mailing. In the event that said costs statement is returned
undelivered, public notice of said costs statement shall be given
and said notice shall state that the amount due shall be paid with-
in thirty (30) days, from the giving of said notice. In the event
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that the amount due has not been paid within the applicable thirty
(30) days, the Health and Safety Inspector may file a statement
with the County Clerk of Denton County, Texas, of the expenses in-
curred to abate such public nuisance and the City shall have a
priviledged lien on such jttunked vehicle or vehicles, together with
ten (10%) percent/onttenesdelinquent amount from the date such pay-
ment is due. For any such expenditure and interest, as aforesaid,
suit may be instituted and recovery and foreclosure had in the name
of the City, and the statement so made, as aforesaid, or a copy
thereof shall be prima facie proof of the amount expended in any
such abatement performed by the City.
SECTION XI': Owner may obtain possession of impounded vehicle
VI by paying costs.
The bona fide owner of any such junked vehicle or junked ve-
hicles, which have been impounded in accordance with the provisions
of this Ordinance may acquire possession of such junked vehicles by
paying the costs of the abatement as shall have been computed in
accordance with the preceeding Sections and by paying a reasonable
storage charge based upon the period of time such junked vehicles
or vehicles have been impounded.
SECTION *Iftl: Sale of Abandoned Vehicles, Disposition of
u(I Proceeds.
In ,the event that possession by the bona fide owner thereof
of any junked vehicle or vehicles impounded in accordance with the
provisions hereof is. not acquired within ninety.(90) days from the
date of the receipt of the registered letter or of giving public
notice of the costs of abatement, such junked vehicle or vehicles
shall be deemed to have been abandoned and then may be sold by the
City. The proceeds from any such sale shall first be applied to
reduce or satisfy the storage charges computed in accordance with
the above Section, and any amount of such proceeds then remaining
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shall be applied to reduce or satisfy the lien perfected. Such
lien shall remain in full force and effect with the respect to
any portion of the costs of abatement remaining unsatisfied.
SECTION VIII. Penalty for Violation of Provisions.
Any person who violates any provision of this Ordinance shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction, shall be
punished by fine not to exceed Two Hundred ($200.00) Dollars. Farh
day such violation shall continue or be permitted, shall be treated
as a separate offense.
SECTION IX. Savings Clause.
It is hereby declared to be the intention of the City Council
that if any section ,.paragraph, sentence, clause, phrase or word of
this Ordinance shall be declared unconstitutional or invalid by any
court of competent jurisdiction, such unconstitutionality or inva-
lidity shall not affect the remaining portions of this ordinance, and
the City Council hereby declares the same would have been enacted
without the incorporation in this ordinance of any such unconstitu-
tional or invalid portion.
SECTION X. Effective Date.
The fact that there are presently no adequate provisions regu-
lating public nuisances created by junked vehicles within the City
of Sanger, make the regulation hereof necessary in the public in-
terest, creating an urgent and immediate emergency relative to the
preservation of public health, safety, comfort and general welfare,
requiring that this ordinance shall take effect immediately from
and after its passage, and it is accordingly so ordainedp.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the � day of
A. D. 1972•
ATTEST:
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CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS
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