04/15/1991-CC-Agenda Packet-RegularAPRIL 15, 1991
.
1" BOLIVAR STREET, CITY HALL
7#400 PALL
2. Minutes
3. Disburserr ents
. Citizen's Input
a. Consider and Passible Action Re ardin Proposed By-Laws Far
Sanger Beautification Committee
6. Consider and Passible Action Re ardin Fire Inspection CoMmittee
Report
7. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Request for Authorization
to Conduct A Surplus Property Sale
8. City Administration Report
9. Any Othet• Such Matters
10. Adjournment
Rosalie Garcia
City Secretary
MINUTES: City Council Meeting
April 1, 1991
MEMBERS
PRESENT: Mayor Nel Armstrong, Councilman Jerry Jenkins,
Councilman Carroll McNeill, Councilman Danny
McDaniel, and Councilman Wendell Thomas
Councilwoman- Braxton
PRESENT: City Manager John Hamilton, City Secretary Rosalie
Garcia, Bill McClellan, John Berndt, Ben Weatherall,
Burl Bourland, Ruth McGuffin, Pauline Garrett, Peggy
Sanford, Vickie Perez -Sanger Courier, Electric Supt.
Larry Yoast, and Benny Erwin -Chief of Police
1. Mayor Armstrong called the meeting to order, City Manager Jolin
Hamilton gave the invocation. Mayor Armstrong led the pledge to
the flag.
2. Minutes were approved with the following change to insert Plan B
to the minutes:
PLAN B. Frontier Waste Services Available:
1. Eight 4 yd. containers = 32 yds.
� 50. oo 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 remove(A), Sofa,
mattress, and items such sized.
15.00 and up for larger sized piles of waste (cost depends
upon amount and time to load).
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Batteries,.iMotor
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
waste. This would reduce the amount of waste going to the
landfill containers, and keep the construction or demolition
sites cleaner and safer.
$ 25.001 set fee
25.00 per dump
� If container remains at site far aver two months a �5C1.60
minimum will be charged per month (minimum two dumps
per month).
3. Disbursements: Matian was made by Councilman Thomas and
seconded by Councilman Jenkins to approve disbursements for
payment. Motion carried.
4. Citizen's Input: None
5. Consider and Possible Action an Park Board Recommendation -
Downtown Park
Burl Baurland included a presentation concerning the construction
of a 2f1' diameter Gazebo/Band Shell with a sound system on the
site of existing small gazebo at the downtown park. Mr. Baurland
stated that Mrs. Bell, the donor, is willing to totally pay for the
cost of constructing the new gazebo as a ,gift to the people of
Sanger in memory of her husband.
Mayor Nel Armstrong stated that John Hamilton and herself have
discussed they would like the old gazebo to be saved and
moved to the old Community Center to provide a covered area for
the parents.
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Mayor' Nel Ax'tnstr'ong also stated Mrs. Bell is paying entire cost. cif
project and the City will not be out any expense:
Gor.rncilman McDaniel made the motion to accept the Park Board
recornmendation and allow the gift to be granted to the City in
appreciation. Seconded by Councilman Thomas. Motion carried.
Motion was made by Councilman Jenkins that persons who remove
old gazebo from present site to relocate it to the Community Center
Park. Seconded by Councilman McDaniel. Motion carried.
6. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Resolution #R4-�1
Supporting TML's Telephone Franchise Fee Committee
City Manager briefed City Council on this agenda iterri.
City of Sanger, Texas
Resolution #R4-91
A REBOLt7TION BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF BANGER, TEXAS,
APPROVING IVIN 11N TELEPHONE FRANCHISE
STEERING COMMITTEE; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE
DATE,
Councilman Jenkins made the motion to adopt Resolution #R4-fl1
approving participation in the Telephone Franchise Steering
Committee and declaring an effective date with the stipulation that
the City will not be obligated in any financial way at this time.
Seconded by Councilman McNeill. Motion carried.
?. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Resolution #R5-91
Supporting Fireworks Control Legislation.
City of Sanger, Texas
Resolution #R5-91
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF SANGER, DENTON COUNTY,
TEXAS, SUPPORTING FIREWORKS CONTROL LEGISLATION. �
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PAGE 4
Motion was made by Councilman Thomas and seconded by
Councilman McNeill to adopt Resolution #1?5-91. Motion carried.
S. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Resolution #R6-91
Supporting the Fire Prevention and Fire -Fighting Activities of the
Texas Forest Service
City of Sanger, Texas
Resolution #R6-91
City Manager• stated that this grants Texas Forest Service mare
authority to coordinate wildlife fires throughout the state.
Motion was made by Councilman McNeill and seconded by
Councilman Jenkins to adopt Resolution #R6-91. Motion carried.
9. Consider and Passible Action Regarding Resolution #R7-91
Supporting Passage of Legislation Granting Counties Authority to
Adopt Fire Codes
A RESOLUTION QF THE CITY QF BANGER, DENTON COUNTY,
TEXAS, SUFPORTING PASSAGE OF LEGISLATIQN GRANTING
COUNTIES AUTHORITY TO ADOPT CODES.
Motion was made by Councilman Jenkins and seconded by
Councilman Thomas to approve Resolution #R7-91. Motion
carried.
1Ci. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Ordinance #05-91
Establishing Drug Abuse Policy
City Manager advised that this is state law and has to be in farce
by April 15, 1991.
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PAGE 5
Discussion.
' Motion was made by Councilman Jenkins to adopt Ordinance
#05-91 and seconded by Councilman Thomas.
CITY OF BANGER, TEXAS
ORDINANCE #05-91
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF BANGER, DENTON COUNTY,
TEXAS, MAKING FINDINGS ON THE EFFECTS OF SUBSTANCE
ABUSE IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR, PROVIDING FOR DRUG
TESTING PROCEDURES AS A CONDITION PRECEDENT TO ALL
PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF
SANGER, PROVIDING FURTHER FOR SUCH TESTING TO ALL
PUBLIC SAFETY PERSONNEL, THE CITY COUNCIL, THE CITY
MANAGER, DEPARTMENT HEADS, OPERATORS OF CITY
OWNED VEHICLES AND TO PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN ON -DUTY
ACCIDENTS RESULTING IN INJURY OR DAMAGE TO
EMPLOYEES OR CITY PROPERTY, ESTABLISHING PROCEDURES
TO ASSURE THE INTEGRITY OF THE DRUG TESTING
PROCESS, PROVIDING FURTHER FOR DISCHARGE FROM PUBLIC
SERVICE ANY PERSONNEL TESTING POSITIVE FOR SUCH
CONTRABAND SUBSTANCES, REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN
CONFLICT HEREWITH AND PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY.
Motion amended to delete all appointed member of City Boards;
Motion carried.
11. Consider and Possible Action Re�ardin� Ordinance #06-91.
Establishing Electric Rates within Saner for Denton County
Electric Cooperative, Inc.
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Mayor advised that P. U.C. has approved this; and therefore, City
Council has na authority concerning the rates.
Councilman McNeill made the motion not to accept Ordinance
#06-91. Seconded by Councilman Thomas. Motion carried.
Discussion.
12. City Administration Report.
City I�ianager reported the fallowing items:
1. Police Department has initiated a new effort to serve
autst�nding City Court Warrants
�. Street Department has located and has purchased a
used truck to replace one existing vehicle. The vehicle
was a 1982 Ford and was purchased for $38Q0. This
was a budgeted item.
�, Water tank contractor has rescheduled and should be an
site tree week of April 1st - 5th to start an �CIQ,I]O(] and
100,OQ0 maintenance repair work.
13. Any Other Such Matters:
•
�. Councilman Jenkins also stated that he had read an
article concerning the sales in Pilot Point. and the
impact it has made to sales tax revenues. Discussion.
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PAGE 7
3. Council�ian McDaniel asked an the .status on the house
located at 213 S. 5th Street, City Manager stated that
Fire Inspector has issued a letter: however. we have not
8
heard from him as to the status of the situation.
4, Councilman Thomas stated he had a call concerning pot
holes on Church Street, Railroad Avenue (South of
Willow),
5. Mayor Armstrong advised that the letter that was
enclosed in the packet from Mrs. Burrows, was checked
into and those people were in their legal right and she
will respond to Mrs. Burrow's letter.
6. Mayor Armstrong stated that there is a Bill tl-�a:t has
been proposed by Hilderbran, House Bill 1916. Requires
cities only to have elections on certain days which will
have effect on Bond Elections in the future,
Mayor Armstrong stated that they will call Ben
Campbell and Mr, Carriker`s office telling them that
both of these bills will be detrimental to our City.
CI
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VENDOR TOTAL
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1='VC TM,:.,, t::EMENTa HILL PIT SETg 10/cl, NM l• /G WIRE RnMEX
ri 7509 A-5. 98
t !l_ 1?IST'RI U i ICsla 472n 080ra 45v 90
='C) g 2 k, R I r I„ C:i NDU I I.
Vr:::raDciR TOTriL_
t7/L DISTRIE;tI'!'1UN
( 701, 55,(
cc• -
�_Ja il�_)
C.4
i'T'y' OF SANGER OPENi"it�i_:OUN I ;= I=a't�`f (-lKE, t_.I r 1 NG 1='HLA r
AS; OF 4 / 14'! 9 1 10 c :,Ca on (}t_a
VENDOR VENDOR NAME INVOIt_:E Hr`10UI�11 UISC:OUNI Ot'EN
G/L DISTRIBUTION 41 is 110C} `;L!,oii
R EPA I R ON = L 411P HUB
,�..
a: 74 7C58m LEa .•�
c: " BULLDOG HITCH, SLAM LEPf :::HERq v," CHAINS
VENDOR TOTAl. L='10m 21t 5 t;a 85 ,
'F: lam_. •.:i D4'a 3 5 e ...
t�•!f FlTC'.`iQT}='II`I TnKl 41`•i_ 1(}[j 1:3a 72'
G/L DIS FRIBUTION 41Ga 110f_a 13m 70'
D1STRIBUT 1:ON 419a f,}8COK} 13m 7
GiL DISTRIBUTION 419 i? 0c) 13=73
G/1_ DI'_nTRIBUT YON 41`340bi4C}C} 1:3.73
G/L .DISTRIE:,U T 10N 41`Da ii7()0 13aa 73
VENDOR 1 t_tTAL� 82m 35 a 00 315 :.
c r4
G/1._ DISTRIBUTION
4214a
C').?C;C}
1.'Ja 95
REF'LE.
C T OR r;Ltl_.i;
c 0t;; c'?: K F�L,ASFILL
I GHT
G/L DIS T RT"UTION
419a
'I II")
1.a 13
GI/L. i)ISTRIE,Ui ION
'24a
2000
a 7=3
G/L. DI!TRIBUT ION
419.
0900
in 19
RADIO
CONNE CTOFtq
LITE E,LJLE?Sq
PLUG
VENDOR
TOTAL..
19m 5 *'
a oo 1'90
UE:
G/i_.
SANGER
:DI gTRIBUTION
4c .4,a 21DO
394t 40
GLASS COMM. CENTER,
LF1tyOR
VENDOR TOTAL
_;rya 40 , ? 0 ;9n ! 0
iaf" F
I }:�E
'�U;-'i='L..V
•�:
•?;3:1C,
ir;a ?_}Ca „?.;i� 7t:aa caC}
G/L
D1."—_;iRIBUT(ON
411u1r0C)
G/L
D113TRIRLITION
411a
1500
.35,C}f.}
CWY !"APE::R
VENDOR
TOTAL
70„ i)0 t?C} 70, Cm ) ri
.;cjta{:;t:; SANGER PARTS CENTER
tilt_ I-i I'• I it? C,U i IOtT
I I l'i' CI ,;(�N ER C P'3—�l ACC(: UN l'` R( YABL_E L_ I ST I NG Alt;}L_
PTO OF 4/1. ! i1 ]ia44ta.�tx;)
VENDOR VENDOR NAME INVOICE Alt=1UQ.NI
t �. �.). �! I L't .� �.�� l I .� I IL�a "� �. a t„)•', l_)t..1 a C:4
ME'—'RTf:: NUT
l07c �:a 1ip. -
FITT INGS 7314
): r 31 4- 1 Et 1 t_?t? 1 t !b
�_7/L.D 1 `.,�TRIE}E_I l 1: t.11 •.I 4'1�:1a i313t:)C) 1 a wI'
FUEL_. HOSE
ii % 1:c'o _.a f ) titr _s i?tar
I; I DTRTPTr;IITTFIN 41.9y0500 ,,,I,t:a
BRASS FITTINGS
73 L: •_'/ •_E n 58 u t..) t_r
G L. D I IT P BU T T FI M 419=0;0tar ir.O8
TOGGLE SWITCH
-,-.-, t elpt9 irii E»
G/ia. DISTRIBUTION ,2,1a'1 1 9
L--IU dCH
G/I._ DI',7'RIt:sl!'i 1:s?hJ 4:L9 1(q)t.r0 14, C?�)
TURN 2 ROTORS
of
7151a60 „C)o 51a6 13
G/L.. DISTRIBUTION 42q 1i=:tiCr 1„;t,3
PRIA GUN
G"rL_ D 1 S T R1B;Ul 10N 419, 0430C) „ 1.1
SW
G/L. DISTRIBUTION 419a 2000 a 611)
OPEdtaY OLlf+.l:, 'TE1ij0
'X' .7 M 12 Era 32 „ 00 C', a ._', 2:
G/I._ DISTRIBUTION 4121v0500 6%a32
VE.I.1L_?OR TOTAL. 15 6i a Esc:(045
_! f � 38 752 i_1CIRGEI-'i l JGt..l l•'tl L_L_i._q AI`ll )...•o
u PKGv 4��4 FIRE EXT. 1i�::! IrGXII P!_IBLAC ("TORE;!=i
VENDOR TOTAL_ 140% "S7 i 00 :t t;.tfa 117
8 — stC;C3_ a SERV I CE3B760 _CNO:L. LIBRARY
G/L. DIS i RIEII_ITION 1Li'•'`ppp�a OE1,00 1. 1.t�a BN
CRIME CLUB BOOKS
VENDOR TOTAL_ .11 88 „ 0o 1 Ib. BB
41 ikfiju C I MS TIRE SERVICE
C:I 1 `Y' CIF" OHIk4 bLN
VL".I�I)C1R Vf_:h�i='aCii�� h■��ti�tF=m.
Li/L 1)1R]L*R'I BUT I:ON
R E P A I RE%D
t:�/I._ FaIOTRIF,UT}:r1ha
tCUNT F TIRF.O
'aC
Fldt=�'� RE'F'�IIF�
j_i11.... :DI; 'MIBU1ION
G/L_ DI:C;TF:IBUTIC+r1I
STF:LPL_ r.}_I_, L_OCKNUT, BCq_T, NUT, WASHt R iG/L DISTRIBUTION
COUPLINGS f: l ARTS FOR bPN I hdKl_ERn
is
f:,/L DISTRIBUTION
i tPEN Aid :uLIUN i b F-`i=iYH OLL L_ I: I I P4
AS OF 4/1/91 10ntiiot.r0)
I rd'd0I Ct At=iCJUNII D I SC:OUt■1T
:i19n 0 ;tit:)
744ta
[� J , o{._It„ai„)
`
41v i")Ctiai:a
7
�{' r i..?900
�f-'•Ja it_t�a�_a
1 i n 50
'3n i�}ti
Jn i.)o
,sytt}
r n I t_a
64
l�Lv tiE
L.Ln s ,.:
RI'I,(JT IA jFE1i_v {; tip; e 77
U/L DIC, I RIBUTIFIN 41 n t?t,t_ai_) E,n 51,,
i_;/L. DISTRII:;11TION 424., 1 't)0 3a 66
G/C DISTRIBUTION 419.o800 :1`:a
G/!_ .1STRIBUT ION 4072a0'(a(a 17223
/L_ DISTRIBUTICEtf 418mOfito} 4n a`'s
L•i/{._ DISTRIBUTION 421e :1.%00 2'.3 19
O/L_ I)ISTF'IPsiITIt�1I�.} �`;n 1 i)i; Da 18
G/L_ D, ISTRiBUT ION 419n 1000 Sn tit_a
ti/!_. DITRIFtUTI(:thl 41n i?Citiii n 61
FIT T IhGES, 54PIRMY PAINT, F11_161-11It}ft=r ,PUNCH, HITS, HOLE 43AL4, COI'%INI-,CTOR4 E:TC':a
7351 4 m 99
C/L_ DISTRIBUTION 4717'a (0)90(4i 4n 9
TUBEd COUF'L_ I NG
t_at_a
`t-ILC "i
OF'E:i�T
rr3`W.t4 1 el �t j n t_;tJ 1 t7n �i`ai
(a/I._ DISTRIBUTION �+iJntj`_:ii:;i; 1C•n:�.`.:i
nn ..}.. 1 rr
RIBUT !ON 411n t7T.i.; 4a 99
I v'iLrhTk>i N F;OFTIt
.x- 7467 c'in 3 6 nti) im:1a• 8
G/},_ DISTFRIBUTICIN 41i.,oF,i_at_;
L.00VS FOR ; TORs OC TrFNKS
CITY OF St il%IGE;R CiE,E'!'d t=1C,=:Ot_IN I'E:; f='H of HbL.E L_ A"; i' I I 40 (o'H01. I ter
i=1.t_IL) I. 1 CCF "
'<�ChlLiOR `',�[:I�II)OR (�irrhlE IL��IOICE: �'3t�i01_!�!'i' L}I'7C:ClLJh;'I Cf'E:id
loolt 7478 Ji o 7 `.1 C? 0 _ 7 9
C;IL. Ef.t:;lf .[FELiii01�� 4vjI.:(615!?i) �5a
SjPRAY PAINT
.f 748 i 19= 9 i iCr 1 Sim 99
G/L DISTRIBUTION i;72 07913
�H0VEL FOR SEWER rM., Nf
74`}`0 ,ra 4` irCr C.Ix 4rD
(7IL DISTRIBUTION 4r4,m 0 00 49
GA6 CF=N
lK qq a 97 f t_rt_? C: ra._..
tall._. DISTRIBUTION 42',.)N �„r, �rt_r ?f
HOSE, COUPL..E.R, FRAME FOR CE.R I
754 r7 r^S`
2Jn
i ll_ D i'CfRIhsU'i Itlhd 4 1 o-'a C?„ 00 o `?'
*110 SLEDGE HAMMER
B= Mal
G/L )?I`=I'I RI�:Ei�fION 47o='n 09irCr 1, G ,
C='i1fC GLUE, COUPL I NGd E:L ROWS
7G,fot Et;)m t:rt; a CrCr �Cr Crij
till.°. Eli' 'fRIBUTION 47•,,a 0200 Son C?Cr
BOOKS
VENDOR TOTAL, Flom (it"Of)
4��-- L;•:�i. t= I ir=t(!Rl�si�rI
i'�tJTr�
,:�1_.r-i::,S
O/l_
DISTRIBUTION
L{•I
I t:?t_r
.'.ff,
WINDSHIELD INSTALLED
VE N )0R
10 ]'A L
I i 5, i it r n t, 0 i �-'50 C ro ;
tf:=,'— L}f=.,IE•`=."lt.? I t_hil•'3 t�l(-t f cD (:OfAlpll.Q•`;l E_)C'�!
•;; 77t=?t, Wit:?, rii_r ., C?C? r;C?o Crt�a
G/L. DISTRIBUTION 4417,it c :oo ;;Ca, Citr
UIDE:RGROUND TANK FEE
VENDOR TOTAL. 0m 00 , o() ` ii_ GCz
iL+._ 46,77.C? I 0i`,4I' IS GFNERA!_. ::a'j CtRE
tail. DISilTRIBU ION 411a 1700 in 9 G:
8x 1 I r= AME_
VENDOR TOTAL �iC, „ trCa 5u
fr '_ L+r�,70 'f RI—I;OUN'i Y RCFRTtERA f ION
•r'r 7...EGT�� 1 w7 � L.i„r � rt_r I �, r� < Jt_r
tji L Vir-i TR T Cit. iI 1111�+1 'T;ZIn l„j f_,i:rt::r r:J 'tea trfi
G/L DISTRIBUTION zjcp loo;,. 1100 v384 50
REPAIR ICE MAC'HIiuE
CITY OF SANGER (_iI-IE.t''•I AL:CL 1LJN I PHYHHL.E. L.1 1 .t NO PHUIL I �.
l<FIVDOR tIF'Ni_'OR NAME. 'I.NVOICE. AMOUNT D SCOUNI OPEN
41Ei�iLa(1R Tt�tTt=�!_ 1.37n .=1t,r d t,at�a 1.�;7� Sir ..
a��.-. �("j C.1: ,�1 �I� W,� �?tit'IIt11 L:t t�iiy �. t�t.,•a
-r •; c• i
i ,_ •_!% 1 5 •_f M t:tt_I „ , at_a 154 f 1Sr,
L 5 ''}(.,` t ( 77 i�fr'I...['?"�7iS`'�fRrvlI(BU..i DISTRIBUTION 4240 1200 15=�e 6G
L.!i"'It'�iJ�ll" W 10...( iDES;, SH 11:13I N
VENDOR. TOTAL, 15o CC G tacr 15, Elb
,_gin E! Fj a t..ai_j 1 Ei•-t
O/1_ DISTRIBUTION 4 1„ 05C)o I9 i;'. i55
HOT MIX COL_! LPY
VENDOR TOTAL.. 11 123Z E15 It 0o 1x 1F'3a F, 5
4t;-- 53FE,Ca t,1s=t'�t'JF" � E�L1T��h11(=�"i'I�1E
7524 1 5n tRa = ot.a 1CJt�a
G/L. DISTRIBUTION 419n 1,700 1�aOLI
EXHAt 13I REPAIR ;;c't_a
VENDOR TOTAL- 1 5n 00 , 00 i 5o 00) r.
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In 1�3t�
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FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
■
"* 0* BOX 578
ANCG, ER, TEXAS _ii
Nnnorahle Mayer McMDerS dfntl�e City Council
Jahn Hamilton, City Manager
April 12, 1991
Proposed By -Laws For Sanger Beautification Committee
In order to complete their application to the Annual Deep Texas Beaixtiful
Contest, the Beautification Committee is submitting the enclosed By -Laws
for your approval.
JH:es
Enclosures
Sanger Beautification Committee
By -Laws
The Sanger Beautification Committee is appointed by the Mayor of the
City of Sanger and confirmed by the City Council. The following general
by-laws shall be applicable for the committee:
1). Membership fs open to all residents of the Sanger area;
however, a majority of members shall be residents of the
City of Sanger.
�). Terms shall be for two (2) years except initial members shell
draw lots to determine either one (1) year or two (2) year
terms. After the first year of operation, all terms shall be for
two (2) years.
3), Teo member shall serve more than six (6) consecuCive years as
a member of this committee,
4). Officers of the Committee shall be elected for one (1) year
terms by the membership and shall consist of Chairperson,
Vice -Chairperson and Secretary/Treasurer,
5). The general mission of the Committee shall be to:
a). Co-ordinate and prepare Keep Texas Beautiful Contest
Applications, b). Co-ordinate volunteer recycling efforts
within the community, c). to increase the overall
beautification of our community.
6). Any funds collected and/or controlled by the committee fr��m
private sources shall be placed in an account separate CAIJ
apart from City Funds.
Any public funds collected or received by the Committee shall
be deposited into City Funds so as to be audited and coy-atrollc��
in accordance with law.
Amendments to the by-laws of the Sanger Beautification
Committee shall be submitted to the City Council fnr adopt.«n.
t��'IEI4�C�RA.N D[J�,jI #7.3i7
F R Oivl:
DATE;
CITY OF BANGER
P. 0. BOX 57EI
BANGER, TEXAS 76200
Ho��orable Mayor £ Members of the City Council
John Hamilton, City Manager
/100
April 12, 1991 *�Aj
SUBJECT: Consider• &Possible Action Regarding Fite Inspect.ians
Committee Report.
The Committee reviewing our current. fire code a_nd inspection practices
will present their report and recommendations to the City Council.
If Council so desires, Council can take action on the report or accept the
report for study and review and schedule it for any appropriate action at
a later date.
FILE NO.
OCCUPANCY
,DRESS
MAILING ADDRESS
ACTIONS NECESSAflY TO CORRECT HAZARDS FOUND:
someplace $pe0lel
.ws
INSPECTION REPORT
BANGER FIRE DEPARTMENT
817-458-7930
A. Flammable Liquids Qases Solids Explosives
1. ❑ Excessive amount on premises
2. ❑ Storage rooms • premises not properly marked
3, ❑ Storage prohibited except in fire resistive room or outside
building
4. ❑ Valves • dispensing equipment to be approved type main-
tained in good order
5. ❑ Electric wiring and appliances to be U.L. approved type
6. ❑ Discontinue use of any flammable liquid having a flash point
below 1000 for cleaning
7. ❑ Post and maintain "No Smoking • Stop Your Engine" signs in
conspicuous locations
8. El Provide approved safety cans for all dispensing of flamrn•
able liquids
9. ❑ Securely chain or strap all compressed gas cylinders in a
vertical position
10. ❑ Misuse of materials subject to fire and injury to personnel
11. ❑ Other hazard
B. Electric Distribution System
1. ❑ Wiring • switches • plugs defective, to be replaced
2. ❑ Overload fixtures panel not in accordance with N.E.C.
C. Electric Appliances and Equipment
1. Li Appliances • motors to be maintained in working order
2. El Extension cords used as permanent wiring
3. ❑ Wiring • Improper • unsafe practice
Lot* Fire Protection Systems and Appliances
1. ❑ Check all fire extinguishers for proper maintenance and
recharge all which are expended
2. ❑ Provide and maintain rated fire extinguishers for
each square feet of floor space.
3. ❑ Mount fire extinguishers in conspicuous accessible loca-
tions, not more than 5 feet above floor level
4. ❑ Standpipe - hose cabinets valves to be repaired, replaced,
obstructed
5. ❑ Sprinkler system riser, valves, heads, Siamese, hydrants,
alarms need repair, replace, inoperative, obstructed
6. ❑ Provide and maintain a minimum of 18" clearance between
the top of any storage and sprinkler heads or any overhead
obstructions
E. Heat Producing Devices
1. ❑ Defective • to be replaced • repalred
2. ❑ Improper - prohibited device - to be repaired or removed
3. ❑ Venting • improper . inadequate
4. El Combustible stored too close to appliance
5. ❑ Appliance not approved by A.G.A.
6. El Clearance from appliance inadequate
7. El Remove accumulation of grease from all cooking apparatus,
vent hoods, ducts, vents, etc.
F. Exits, Passageways, Life Safety
1. ❑Corridors •passageways • obstructed , improperly maintain-
ed
2. ❑ Stairs, towers • obstructed, defective, Improperly maintained
3. ❑ Door devices - panic hardware, fusible links, defective in-
adequate
4. ❑ Exit passageway inadequately lighted, provide exit lights
. ❑ Exit lights to be lighted at, all times
6. ❑ Exit signs marking, inadequate improper size
7. El Exits - inadequate, insufficient number
8. El Discontinue practice of locking or blocking any designated
exit
FMO USE ONLY;
BILLEOIFEE:
Date
CI These premises were found to be reasonably fire
safe at this time
❑ Re•inspection Date
OCC Code- Square Footage
STATEMENTS ARE AIDS TO MEMORY ONLY NOT QUOTATIONS OF
THE CITY CODES.
G. General Hazards
1.
❑
Hazardous accumulation rubbish • debris - waste materials
to be removed
2.
Cl
Smoke • heat detection fire alarm systems inoperative, to
be repaired
3.
tJ
Repair partially -burned building or remove it from the prem-
ises
4.
5.
6.
'=7
❑
CJ
Ventilating systems to be cleaned, repaired, installed
Aisles, cross aisles to be maintained - full width at all times
Combustible lint and dust to be removed front equipment,
7.
❑
walls, bDams, floor, disposed of 1,, proper mannor
Vacant building • secure all openings until such time as the
building is made same or demolished and removed
8.
❑
Provide adequate flameproofing for all combustible decora-
tions, drapes, or curtains
9.
❑
Provide metal containers with metal covers for the collection
and storage of waste combustibles
10.
❑
Provide metal containers with self -closing metal covers for
the storage of soiled shop towels and rags
11.
12.
❑
CI
Replace all missing ceiling tiles
Post address outside building
H. Others
1.
❑
A valid fire department permit required for the following:
Remarks:
-
MAINTAINING HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS ARE IN VIOLATION OF
CITY ORDINANCES.
I Inspector_ Apparatus & Shift
Copy Delivered To:
TYPE Of INSPECTION:
D ROUTINE/COMPANY INSP
D CO O PERMIT
LETTERS ❑ ❑
1 2
❑ ist Re -ins
❑ SPECIAL TEST
MEMOS U D D
BO PO HD
❑ 2nd Relnsp
❑ CODE CHEC��
CE OTHER � �'
TO:
FROM:
r% A mr T .
1lnIL'i
SUBJECT:
Pt Oo BOX 578ANG ER, TEXAS 76266
Honorable Mayor &Members of the City Council
John Hamilton, City Manage
Apa`•ii 12, 1991 V
Request Authorization to Conduct a Surplus property Sale
Staff is requesting authorization to conduct a surplus property sale of
City Equipment on Thursday, May 9, 1991, at 6:00 p.m. in the City Yard.
Legal notice of the sale would be published twice prior to the sale.
A partial list of sut•plus property is:
2 - 1984 Ford 4 door sedans - as is
1 - 1976 Ford back -hoe - as is (bad motor)
1 - 1976 John Deere Tractor - as is (bad differential)
1 - 1982 Chevrolet One -Tan Truck
1 - 1976 Ford 2 1/2 Ton Flat -Bed Truck
The sale would else include same used office furniture and police
property roam items including bicycles.
All revenue from the sale will be credited to other income.
E
FROM:
ATE*
SUBJECT:
Hnr�r►rrs►'hte Ms�y nr R; Tyfr?mhPt^c of tt�e f:ity t�,'ni�nr�il
Jahn Hamilton, City Manager
April 12, 1991
City Administration Report
1). Officer Kenny Graves assumed his duties as our seventh police
officer on April 3rd. Officer Graves has been a long time member
of our police reserve force.
2). Chief Erwin and Sgt. Yarbrough are attending �. Currant Falic�e
Practices school at C. O. G. the week of April 15-19.
3). The storm damage from Thursday evening's thunderstorms is being
addressed as this report is written.
4). Absentee voting far the May 4th election is scheduled at City Hall
during normal business hours beginning Monday, April 15th
through Tuesday, April 30th.
5). The contractor an the water tank repairs and painting expects to be
completed, weather permitting far exterior painting, the week
ending April 19.
JH:es
f
BLANK SHEET
025
T0: JOHN HAMILTON CITY ��GER
FROM: BENNY ERWIN CHIEF
DATE: 4-8-91
SUBJECT: WEED LETTERS
Attached are the copies of the weed letters send this week
which are in violation at this time.
1. Mr. T.H. Pritchett- Willow and 5th
2. Mr. A.R. Kruger- Corner of 6th and Bolivar
3. Mrs. Willie Patterson- Willow & Railroad Ave>
4. Mr. Don Sable- 5th And Wayne
5. Denton Savings Association- 13th And Bolivar
6. Mr. Richard Muir- Between Church and Wood & I-35 S.R.
���
r,.::�
of
April 9, 1991
Mr. Benny Johnson
Frontier Waste Management
F. 0. Box 758
Sanger, Texas 76266
Dear Benny:
In March, the City received a few complaints regarding your
service trucks spilling hydraulic fluid on city streets. As you know, State
and Federal regulations regarding clean-up and disposal of hazardous
and/or toxic materials are becoming more inclusive and strict.
Therefore if one of your vehicles does cause a spill in the future, you will
be billed for the cost of clean-up and disposal of any materials on our
public streets and right-of-ways.
Our police and fire departments are currently reviewing hazardous
waste disposal regulations and procedures and we should be able to
provide you with some type of cost estimate on these procedures in the
near future.
Your cooperation and understanding is appreciated.
S i erelylpaAE:
�hn Hamilton
City Manager
JH:es
rc: Mayan &City Council
Merwyn Tucker, Fire Chief
Benny Erwin, Chief of Police
situ of
April 93 1991
Mr. John Berndt
214 So 6th
Sanger, Texas 76266
Dear Mr. Herndt:
Our Consulting City Attorney, Ron Neiman, has provided a copy of
a 1976 Texas Attorney General's Opinion regarding Volunteer Fire
Fighters serving on City Council. This opinion indicates that there
would be no conflict in both serving on the Volunteer Fire Department
and the City Council,
The City Staff had received conflicting information regarding
particular circumstance. I hope that this information clarifies any
misunderstanding regarding your candidacy and service with the
Volunteer Fire Department.
RG:es
cc: Mayor Armstrong
City Council Members
S i cerely,
600jox� so�z
Rosalie Garcia
City Secretary
your
sot BOLINAR STREET
r.o. uoX see
BANGER, 'JC'EXA.S 76�t66
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April 9, 1tiu1
Mr. Steve Hallingswartl�
F'. O. Box 884
Sanger, Texas 76266
Dear r�lr: Holllr�gsEalorth:
Our Consulting City Attorney, Ron Neiman, has provided a copy of
a 1978 Texas Attorney General's Opinion regarding Volunteer Fire
Fighters serving on City Council. This opinion indicates that there
would be no conflict in both serving on the Volunteer Fire Department
and the City Council,
The City Staff had received conflicting information regarding your
particular circumstance. 1 hope that this information clarifies any
misunderstanding regarding your candidacy and service with the
Volunteer Fire Department,
Sincerely,
Ro �alie Ga�•cia
City Secretary
RG:es
cc; Mayor Arrnstrar�g
City Council Members
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T0: JOHN HAMILTON CITY ��GER
FROM: BENNY ERWIN CHIEF
DATE: 4-9-91
SUBJECT: TAGGED VEHICLES
Attached are the vehicles
locations.
LOCATION
202 Benjamin
611 Plum
1st & 455
1st & 455
102 N. 8th
DATE
TAGGED
4-1-91
4-1-91
4-2-9i
4-2-91
4-4-91
tagged in the
DUE
DATE
4-5-91
4-5-91
4-8-9i
4-8-91
4-13-91
City of Sanger and
ACTION TAKEN
moved
moved
trailer Moved
moved
These vehicles were tagged 4-8-91 in the trailer parks.
112 Parma 4-8-91 4-13-91
104 Pioneer 4-8-91 4-13-91
108 Pioneer 4-8-91 4-13-91
133 Parker 4-8-91 4-13-91
140 Prairie 4-8-91 4-13-91
140 Prairie 4-8-91 4-13-91
146 Prairie 4-8-91 4-13-91
152 Prairie 4-8-91 4-13-91
156 Prairie 4-8-91 4-13-91
144 Shady Grove 4-8-91 4-13-91
111 Perry 4-8-91 4-13-91
130 Tammy 4-8-91 4-13-91
133 Tammy 4-8-91 4-13-91
135 Lynn 4-8-91 4-13-91
135 Lynn
135 Lynn
135 Lynn 4-8-91 4-13-91
111 Lynn 4-8-91 4-13-91
209
Railroad Ave
4-8-91
4-13-91
102
Sims
4-8-91
4-13-91
302
Willow
4-8-91
4-13-91
�i
B. 1. THOGMARTIN
District Manager
319 West Oak Street • Denton, Texas 76201
April 1, 1991
Mr. John ,Hamilton, City Manager
City of Sanger
P. 0. Box 578
Sanger, TX 76266
Dear Mr. Hamilton:
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CITY �F� �AI�G�R
Attached is a packet of materials explaining Lone Star Gas
Company's position with regard to water heaters located in garages.
Because of the possibility of flammable liquids being stored
nearby, and the potential for vapors to be ignited, Lone Star is
advising its customers that water heaters in garages should be
elevated 18 inches off the floor.
In cases where our service employees find a water heater at
floor level in a garage, the customer will be advised of the
potential risk and a Warning Tag will be placed on the water
heater. If such a water heater is off, we will not relight it
unless the customer requests us to do so and signs a waiver
acknowledging awareness of the hazard.
I wanted you to be aware of our position on this matter. If
you have any questions, please let me know.
BJT:jer
Attachment
D74-
Stincerel ,
B. Thogmar
Manager
Customer safety is a priority for Lone Star Gas Company and its employees. In recognition
A this priority, the Company will take positive action to communicate to customers the risks
A storing flammable liquids near water heaters installed at floor level in garages. This
communication will be effected in several ways:
• Lone Star will notify all its R & C customers of the inherent dangers of this situation
through a bill insert.
• Lone Star will advise customers directly of the dangers if a service employee sees a
water heater at floor level in the garage. A Warning Tag (copy attached) will also
be placed on the water heater.
• Lone Star will not light a water heater installed in a garage at less than 18 inches
above floor level unless the customer requests us to do so after being advised of the
hazard and signing a statement acknowledging the existence of the hazard.
In addition to communicating to our customers about this hazard, Lone Star will also
encourage our customers to correct the potentially hazardous condition by offering the
following arrangements.
• Lone Star will publicize in a bill insert a toll free number (1-800-545-3427) for
customers to call for answers to questions regarding the risks and for referral to
participating plumbers who will provide the elevation service.
• The Warning Tag used by our service personnel to denote a hazardous situation will
also contain the Appliance Information Hotline "800" number.
lone Star Gas Company
CHRONOLOGY OF ADOPTION OF 18 INCH RULE
1950 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE
E�
1953 First appearance of Section 5110 on Residential Storage Garages. Language very similar to language in all subsequent
electrical, gas and mechanical codes of national and regional scope. Pertains to electrical installations but language
appears to be similar in all subsequent codes where gasoline vapors present a hazard.
1961 SOUTHERN STANDARD BUILDING CODE -PART II GAS
1962 First appearance of 18 inch rule in Southern Standard Gas Code -Section 301.7 Installation in Garages. Language
very similar to NEC4953 - Section 5110.
1971 CABO ONE &TWO FAMILY DWELLING CODE
First integration of residential requirements of three model codes into one code document for construction of one and
two family dwellings. 18 inch rule, Section M-1114 reads the same as 1988 Edition.
1974 NATIONAL FUEL GAS CODE NFPA 54/ANSI Z223.1 - 1974
First edition of a compilation of NFPA 54 1969 and ANSI Z83.1 - 1972 with amendments. 18 inch rule was included
as Section 1.3.1.6. Inclusion in previous documentations of NFPA 54 or ANSI Z82.1 is unknown since the documents
are not readily available for preparation of this report.
1975 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE - 1975
ARTICLE 512 Residential Storage Garages
This section was removed from the NEC with a FPN allowing the Authority Having Jurisdiction to make a technical
determination as to requirements on an individual basis.
1988 STANDARD GAS CODE - 1988
Amended language to provide 18 inch rule to be measured to lowest burner, igniter or pilot instead of appliance body.
1989 STANDARD GAS CODE - 1988 w/1989 Revisions
Three code changes are proposed revising the 18 inch rule. These changes are Agenda items G9, G10, and G11 - 1989.
These three proposed changes further restrict the design of gas burning appliances by placing mandatory requirements
on burner and igniter heights regardless of cabinet design or innovative methods to eliminate gasoline vapor migration
to the sources of ignition.
DOCUMENTATION SOURCES
NFPA NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE - 1953
NFPA NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE - 1971
NFPA NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE - 1975
NFPA NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE - 1990 (Proposed)
NFPA NATIONAL FUEL GAS CODE - 1974 (First Edition)
(N171"A-544974/ANSI Z223.1-1974)
AMERICAN GAS ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
NFPA NATIONAL FUEL GAS CODE - 1988
NFPA-54-1988/ANSI Z233.14988
SOUTHERN STANDARD BUILDING CODE - PART It GAS 19594960 Edition
SOUTHERN STANDARD BUILDING CODE - PART II GAS 19614962 Edition
SOUTHERN STANDARD GAS CODE - 1988
SOUTHERN STANDARD REDBOOK CODE CHANGES AGENDA 1988
SOUTHERN STANDARD BLUEBOOK CODE CHANGES AGENDA 1989
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS IN HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS by peter J. Schram and Mary W. Earley
CABO ONE & TWO FAMILY DWELLING CODE - 1971 Edition
CABO ONE & TWO FAMILY DWELLING CODE - 1988 Edition
Telephone Conferences;
Dr. Charles Flanders, PE, PhDME, Consultant, Hazardous Materials
Mr. Larry Fluer, Fiuer, Inc., Consultant, Hazardous Materials
Mr. Peter J., Schram, PE, Chief Engineer, NFPA
Form 1856 1111JU
Form 1856-1 2/91
Your water heater is installed in an
area where flammable liquids are likely
to be present. Flammable liquids (such
as gasoline, solvents, thinners and ad-
hesives) emit flammable vapors. A
water heater can ignite flammable va-
pors. The resulting flashback and fire
can cause death or serious injuries to
anyone in the area. Storage or use of
gasoline and other flammable sub -
stances in the same room or area con-
taining a water heater poses a danger.
You should have your water heater
elevated at least 18 inches off the floor.
This will reduce, but not eliminate, the
k of vapors being ignited.
For additional information call
1-800=545-3427.
Customer Address:
Date Customer was informed of hazardous condition:
LSGC
Employee:
LONE STAR GAS COMPANY PERSONNEL HAVE
ADVISED ME OF A HAZARDOUS CONDITION
RELATING TO MY WATER HEATER.
I ASSUME FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR ALL
LIABILITY AND DAMAGES WITH REGARD TO THIS
CONDITION, AND I HEREBY AGREE TO FULLY
RELEASE AND INDEMNIFY LSGC AND ITS
EMPLOYEES FOR ANY DAMAGES, INJURIES OR
ATHS WHICH MAY OCCUR AS A RESULT OF
1`r1E HAZARDOUS CONDITION.
Signature:
Customer
Su calentador de agua esta instalado
en un area donde hay liquidos inflama-
bles (tales como gasolina, solventes,
diluyentes y adhesivos) que emiten
gases inflamables. Un calentador de
agua puede incendiar estos gases. El
flamazo y el Fuego resultantes pueden
causar la muerte o heridas graves para
cualquiera que se encuentre en el area.
Guardar o usar gasolina u otras
substancias inflamables en el mismo
cuarto o lugar donde hay un calentador
de agua presenta un grave peligro.
Usted debe instalar su calentador de
agua por to menos 18 pulgadas arriba
del suelo. Esto reducira pero no elimi-
nara el riesgo de que los vapores pue-
dan incendiarse.
Para informacion adicional (lame al
n imero 1-800-545-3427.
Domicilio del cliente:
Fecha en que se informo al cliente sobre las condiciones peligrosas:
Empleado de LSG:
EL PERSONAL DE LA COMPANIA LONE STAR GAS ME
HA NOTIFICADO QUE EXISTEN CONDICIONES PELI-
GROSAS EN RELACION A MI CALENTADOR DE AGUA.
YO ASUMO RESPONSABILIDAD TOTAL POR TODOS
LOS DANOS Y PERJUICIOS CAUSADOS POR ESTAS
CONDICIONES Y YO TAMBIEN ESTOY DE ACUERDO EN
DEJAR A LSGC Y A SUS EMPLEADOS LIBRES DE TODA
RESPONSABILIDAD E INDEMNIZARLOS POR CUAL-
QUIER DANO, HERIDAS O MUERTES QUE PUEDAN
OCURRIR COMO RESULTADO DE ESTAS CONDICIONES
PELIGROSAS.
Firma
cliente
DOCKET NOS, 10014, 10015, 10016, 10017, 10018, 10019, 10020, 10021, 10022,
100239 10024, 10025
PETITION OF THE PORTER HEIGHTS § PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION
EXCHANGE FOR EXTENDED AREA SERVICE §
TO THE HOUSTON METROPOLITAN EXCHANGE § OF TEXAS
PETITION OF THE HUNTINGTON §
EXCHANGE FOR EXTENDED ARE §
SERVICE TO THE LUFKIN EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF THE ARGYLE EXCHANGE §
FOR EXTENDED AREA SERVICE TO §
THE DENTON EXCHANGE §
__PETiTiOn OF TriE icnOME EXCHANGE §
FOR EXTENDED AREA SERVICE TO §
THE FORT WORTH METROPOLITAN EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF THE BUFFALO GAP §
EXCHANGE FOR EXTENDED AREA §
SERVICE TO THE ABILENE EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF THE HALLSVILLE §
EXCHANGE FOR EXTENDED AREA SERVICE §
TO THE LONGVIEW EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF THE RIESEL EXCHANGE §
FOR EXTENDED AREA SERVICE TO §
THE WACO METROPOLITAN EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF THE LAKE DALLAS §
EXCHANGE FOR EXTENDED AREA §
SERVICE TO THE DALLAS METROPOLITAN §
EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF THE HOLLAND EXCHANGE §
FUR EXTENDED AREA SERVICE §
TO THE BELTON EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF THE CADDO MILLS §
EXCHANGE FOR EXTENDED AREA SERVICE §
TO THE GREENVILLE EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF THE BANGER EXCHANGE §
FOR EXTENDED AREA SERVICE §
TO THE DENTON EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF THE CHRISTOVAL §
EXCHANGE FOR EXTENDED AREA §
SERVICE TO THE SAN ANGELO EXCHANGE 9
DOCKET NOS. 100141 at al. EXAMINER'S ORDER N0, 1 PAGE NO. 2
s
EXAMINER'S ORDER NO. 1
On March 18, 1991, general counsel filed its motions
establish a procedural schedule in the above styled cases.
SUBST. R. 23.49(c)(4) the above cases are formally docketed.
to docket and to
Pursuant to P.U.C.
General counsel also requested that a joint prehearing conference be
held pursuant to P.U.C. SUBST, R. 23.49(c)(5). A joint prehearing conference
will be held in these dockets, beginning at 10#00 a.m., April 10, 1991, at the
Commission's offices located at 7800 Shoal Creek Boulevard in Austin, Texas.
The following matters will be considered:
1. Any pending motions filed with the Commission and served on all
parties prior to the start of the joint prehearing conference,
2. Establishment of a master timetable for demand and
analyses required by P.U.C. SUBST. R. 23.49(d) to (f) for all
above dockets;
3. Notice; and
costing
of the
- - -- 4. Any -other matter which may aid in the simplification of thL
proceedings and the disposition of the issues.
A master timetable will be adopted in these proceedings in recognition
of the burden which these dockets will impose upon the Commission staff were
the dockets to be handled simultaneously. Therefore, general counsel shall
submit its proposed master timetable by 4:00 p.m., April 1, 1991. The parties
shall file their comments on general counsel's proposed timetable by
4:00 p.m., April 8, 1991.
Pursuant to P.U.C. PROC. R. 21.7, ex carte communications are prohibited
during the pendency of these dockets. The parties should undertake to
1JOCKET NOS.11 ORDER
PAGE N0. 3
communicate with the examiner outside the hearing room only through written
documents filed at the Commission and served on all other parties of record.
SIGNED AT AUSTIN, TEXAS the 22 J day of March 1991,
PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION OF TEXAS
nh
MEMORANDUM
T0:
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
CITY OF SANC,ER
P. 0. BOX 578
BANGER, TEXAS 70288
John Hamilton, City Manager
Rose Garcia, (:ity Secretary
April 1, 1991
Billing for 3-15-91
Billings for : 3-15-91
'�NATER
M TERS
1232
ELECTRIC
METERS
1677
fiG:rb
Total Water Gallons
Total Sewer Gallons
Total kWH
Total Sanitation Billing
Total Sewer Billing
Total Water Billing
Total Electric
?,828,30G
7,826,100
1,506,592
13,668.01
19,719.9H
23,040.68
113,872.99
Wholesale Electric Costs $63,582.36
N0. OF METERS RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL
�ERV�. S ' �� SAND ,�E�WER �.ALLILT:_
1465 1272
FUEL
ADJUSTMENT
0.01750
1281 125 13?
���
Citu of
Someploce $pedal
DATE; April 10, 1991
Frontier Waste Maruagernem
P. O. Box 758
Sanger, Texas 76266
Gentlerr�en;
Enclosed is a City of Sanger check in the amount of $ 11, 4 4 0.7 1
representing payment to Frontier Waste Management for the contract
agreement provided for in the City of Sanger/Frontier Waste
Management Agreement,
This payment covers the month of March and is
computed as follows:
Total Residential Custorr�ers Billed 1209
at $ 7.75 rate per customer
I.r�s $1.13 per customer billed as per Contract
Total Other Customer Classes
Balance
Less 7V Franchise Fee
Approved for payment
osalle Garcia, City Secretary
$ 9,376.94
$ 1,366.17
$ 4,291.07
$12,301.n4
$11,440.71
sos BOLIVAR STREET
P.O. IIO]C S78
BANGER, TEXAS ?bat66
8i7.4i8'7930
•DOCKET NOS• 1001a® 10015e 100160 100170 10018, 100190 100200
10021, 100221 10023o,10024, 10025
• . c • •
EXCHANGE FOR • 1 AREA SERVICE
TO THE HOUSTON METROPOLITAN OF TEXAS
EXCHANGE
EXCIHANGE FORTEXTENDEDNAREA S EC � 1 " Ito LJ
SERVICE TO THE LUFKIN EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF THE ARGYLE EXCHANGE § APR 0 3
FOR EXTENDED AREA SERVICE TO §
THE DENTON EXCHANGE § -:'�
PETITION OF THE RHOME EXCHANGE
§ CITY OF SANG
FOR EXTENDED AREA SERVICE TO S
THE FORT WORTH METROPOLITAN
EXCHANGE § c-
PETITION OF THE BUFFALO GAP
r2XCHANGS FOR
PERVICE TO THE ABILENE EXCHANGE
•1% ZATSAltow AeASAA BERTICE TU
WACO METROPOLITAN
• 1 1
SERV ICE TO THE 1
t4ETROPOLITAN
•
• 1 1
SERVICE TO
EXCHANGE §
PETITION, -OF
THE SANGER EXCHANGE. §
FOR E%TENDED AREA SERVICE §
TO THE DENTON EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF THE CHRISTOVAL §
E%CHANGS FOR E%TENDED AREA §
SERVICE TO THE SAN ANGELO §
EXCHANGE §
ear
TO THE HONORABLE PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION:
COMES NOW, the General Counsel of the Public Utility
Commission of Texas, representing the public interest and files
its statement and proposed timeline,
follows:
and respectfully shows as
Pursuant to Examiner's Order No. 1 pending petitions for
Extended Area Service (EAS) to various exchanges were docketed
pursuant to PUC Substantive Rule 23.49(c)(4). Under that order
General Counsel was requested to submit its proposed master
timetable by April 1, 1991.
General Counsel proposes to divide the twelve docketed
petitions into four groups. The first group will consist of
Petition Nos. 10014 through 10017, the time table for that first
group is set forth below:
GROUP I
Group I includes Petition Nos. 10014 through 10017.
Begin Completed
a. Demand Analysis 4/10/91 8/10/91
(120 days)
Do Cost Determination- 8/11/91 11/11/91
switching & trunking
(90 days)
c. Toll Revenue Effects 11/12/91 2/12/92
(90 days)
d. EAS Rate Additives 2/12/92
To the extent it is possible General Counsel would urge that
this schedule to subject to the following understanding:
1. That the parties will continue negotiations to
attempt to reduce the study periods.
2. This initial time table was developed without
opportunity for comments from affected parties. To
the extent that these studies can proceed
concurrently or to extent there is an overlap,
which results in a time saving, such time savings
should be incorporated into the time table
studies.
3. That the schedules once set by the Examiner's
Order should not be expanded unless sufficient
good cause be shown.
The Commission Staff will consult with the affected Local
Exchange Carriers (LEC) with regards to the appropriate form,
detail, and content of the demand study or other related studies.
II.
The second group consists of Petition Nos. 10018 through
10020.
Begin Completed
a. Demand Analysis 6/10/91 10/10/91
(120 days)
b. Cost Determination- 10/11/91 1/11/92
Switching & Trunking
(90 days)
c. Toll Revenue Effects 1/12/92 4/12/92
d. EAS Rate Additives 4/12/92
,The third gx'aup consists of Petition Nos. 10021 through 10024.
Begin Completed
a. Demand Analysis
(120 days)
8/10/91
12/10/91
c.
d.
Cost Determination
Switching i Trunking
(90 days)
Toll Revenue Effects
EAS Rate Additives
IV.
3/12/92
The fourth group consists of Petition No. 10025.
Demand Analysis
(120 days)
b. Cost Determination
Switching & Trunking
(90 days)
c. Toll Revenue Effects
d. EAS Rule Audits
N:\rg-mc\coim�ents
10/10/91
5/12/92
Respectfully Submitted,
ROBERT A. RIMA
GENERAL COUNSEL
MARTIN WILSON
DEPUTY GENERAL .COUNSEL
P
Rick Guzman
Assistant General Counsel
3/11/92
6/12/92
2/10/92
8/12/92
8/12/92
Public Utility Commission of Texas
7800 Shoal Creek Blvd., Suite 118W
Austin, Texas 78757
(512) 458-0287
pRQJ$.CT XI®e 1W®Z4
I hereby certify that a true and correct copy of the above
and foregoing General Counsel's Poson Statement was mailed
this 1st day of April, 1991 by First Class, U.S. Mail, Postage
Pre -paid to:
Honorable Nel Armstrong
City of Sanger
P. O. Box 578
Sanger, Texas 76266
Dianne Ureich
General Regulatory Manager
Central Telephone Company
330 S. Valley View
Las Vegas, Nevada 89152
GTE Southwest, Inc.
First City Centre
816 Congress Avenue, Suite 1500
Austin, Texas 78701
Rick Guzman
Assistant General Counsel
Public Utility Commission of Texas
7800 Shoal Creek Boulevard
Austin, Texas 78757
(512) 4580-0287
. 1% - I t oy �- /7,/�C/ /
CAUSE NUMBERS 10014, 10015, 10016, 10017, 10018,
10018, 10019, 10020, 10021, 10022, 10023, 10024, 10025
PETITION OF THE PORTER § PUBLIC UTILITY COMMISSION
HEIGHTS EXCHANGE FOR §
EXTENDED AREA SERVICE TO § OF TEXAS
THE TON METROPOLITAN
EXCHANGE� RC E T VE
PETITION OF THE HUNTINGTON §
EXCHANGE FOR EXTENDED AREA § �,�� R 10 1�yj
SERVICE TO THE LUFKIN §
EXCHANGE § �+
PETITION OF THE ARGYLE § MT��;<OF SANGER
EXCHANGE FOR EXTENDED AREA §
SERVICE TO THE DENTON §
EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF THE RHOME §
EXCHANGE FOR EXTENDED AREA §
SERVICE TO THE FORT WORTH §
METROPOLITAN EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF THE BUFFALO GAP §
EXCHANGE FOR EXTENDED AREA §
SERVICE TO THE ABILENE §
EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF THE HALLSVILLE §
EXCHANGE FOR EXTENDED AREA §
SERVICE TO THE LONGVIEW §
EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF THE RTESEL §
EXCHANGE FOR EXTENDED AREA §
SERVICE TO THE WACO §
METROPOLITAN EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF LAKE DALLAS §
EXCHANGE FOR EXTENDED AREA §
SERVICE TO THE DALLAS §
METROPOLITAN EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF THE HOLLAND §
EXCHANGE FOR EXTENDED §
AREA SERVICE TO THE BELTON §
EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF THE CADDO MILLS §
EXCHANGE FOR EXTENDED AREA §
SERVICE TO THE GREENVILLE §
EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF THE BANGER §
EXCHANGE FOR EXTENDED §
AREA SERVICE TO THE
DENTON EXCHANGE §
PETITION OF THE CHRISTOVAL §
EXCHANGE FOR EXTENDED AREA §
SERVICE TO THE SAN ANGELO §
EXCHANGE §
NOTICE OF APPEARANCE AND
REQUEST FOR SERVICE OF DOCUMENTS
C`(1MES T1[1W� T(1WN (1F' T•IT(`K(„1RV f`T?G'EjC� TEXAG� by anwi tl�rn"i�gh itc
sworn city attorney, Don R. Windle, one of counsel of Windle and
Eastes, P.C., 111 W. Hickory, P.O. Box 1009, Denton, Texas 76202-
1009 and Austin, Texas, and also representing the interests of the
Town of Shady Shores, Texas, City of Corinth, and the City of Lake
Dallas, Texas, herein referenced to jointly as intervenors, as
parties in the above referenced proceeding, and to insure that
intervenors receives notice of all matters in these proceedings,
pursuant to Commission rules and applicable .laws. Undersigned
counsel now request that all notices of motions, other pleadings
and notices of all matters of which notice is required or permitted
to be given in the instant consolidated matter with respect to the
administration of this case or Intervenors' interests be forwarded
to Intervenors' counsel as follows:
Don R. Windle
Windle & Eastes, P.C.
111 W. Hickory
P.O. Box 1009
Denton, Texas 76202-1009
(817) 898-1009
FAX (817) 382-7576
The aforesaid counsel hereby appears generally for
Intervenors. Intervenors' and Intervenors' undersigned counsel
request in writing that a copy of each document filed in the above
case be mailed to Movants in care of Movants' counsel as listed
above.
Respectfully submitted,
--�
Windle and ,Eastes,,�P.G.�
��
Uv
Byt -
Don R. Windle
Bar Card No. 21759600
111 w, ,ui�kory
P.O. Box 1009
Denton, Texas 76202-1009
(817) 898-1009
Facsimile (817) 382-7576
13740 Research Blvd., A-3
Austin, TX 78750
(512) 258-4118
Facsimile (512) 219-1150
ATTORNEYS FOR INTERVENORS
Docket No. 10014
Certificate of Service
This is to certify that a true and correct copy
foregoing document has been delivered, via U.S. Mail,
prepaid, on this the 9th day of April, 1991, to:
Kathy Yeager R. C. Smith
Regulatory Manager 318 Pinewood
Centel Telephone Co. Porter, TX 77365
330 S. Valley View
Las Vegas, Nevada 89152
Gweyn Machacek
P.O. Box 515
Porter, TX 77365
of the
postage
Southwestern Bell Telephone
1616 u�dalupe, )Room 600
Au s t i , TX 7 7�.0'1 _ ,, ,�,
Don R. W
0
Docket No. 10024
Certificate of Service
This is to certify that a true and
foregoing document has been delivered, vi
prepaid, on this the 9th day of April, 1991,
Honorable Nel Armstrong
City of Sanger
P.O. Box 578
Sanger, TX 76266
Dianne Ureich
General Regulatory Manager
Central Telephone Company
✓JV S.�: al1G� VMew
OL%;;
Las Vegas, Nevada 89152
GTE Southwest, Inc.
First City Centre
816 Congress Avenue, Ste. 1500
Austin, TX 78701
Don R. Windle
to
correct copy
a U.S. Mail,
:
of the
postage
MARCH 1991 SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY SUMMARY
POLICE CALLS ANSWERED
OFFENSE REPORTS MADE
230 (Dispatched & Officer generated)
36 (New reports & follow-ups to existing)
MAX RESPONSE TIME 27.00 (in minutes/ measuring all calls).
MIN RESPONSE TIME 0.00 (in minutes/ measuring all calls)
AVG RESPONSE TIME 2.22 (in minutes/ measuring all calls)
OVERALL MAX CALL DURATION 240.00 (in minutes/ arrest & non -arrest)
OVERALL MIN CALL DURATION 1.00 (in minutes/ arrest & non -arrest)
OVERALL AVG CALL DURATION 19.85 (in minutes/ arrest & non -arrest)
NON -ARREST MAX CALL DURATION 96.00 (in minutes/ all calls except arrests)
NON -ARREST MIN CALL DURATION 1.00 (in minutes/ all calls except arrests)
NON -ARREST AVG CALL DURATION 16.26 (in minutes/ all calls except arrests)
MARCH 1991 CALL DISTRIBUTION AND ARREST SUMMARY
CALL DISTRIBUTION
BY OFFICER
YARBROUGH 22
AMYX 90
EARHEART 52
HUMBLE 31
McDANIEL 35
ANIMAL CONTROL 0
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TOTAL 230
MARCH
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1991
ARREST SUMMARY
TRAFFIC
WARNINGS
9
TRAFFIC
CITATIONS
63
TRAFFIC
FELONIES
0
CLASS
C
MISDEMEANORS
22
CLASS
B
MISDEMEANORS
0
CLASS
A
MISDEMEANORS
0
3RD DEGREE
FELONIES
8
2ND DEGREE
FELONIES
0
1ST DEGREE
FELONIES
3
CAPITAL
------------------------------------
FELONIES
0
TOTAL ARRESTS
105
HOURLY
CALL
DISTRIBUTION
-----------------------------
FROM
TO
CALLS
12:00
01:00
02:00
03*00
04:00
05*00
06:00
07:00
08:00
09:00
10:00
11:00
12000
01:00
02000
03:00
04:00
05000
06*00
07:00
08:00
09000
10000
11:00
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
01@00
02:00
03:00
04:00
05:00
06:00
07:00
08:00
09:00
10&00
11:00
12*00
01:00
02:00
03:00
04:00
05:00
06:00
07*00
08:00
09:00
10:00
11:00
12:00
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
AM
12
11
11
20
25
19
19
22
10
8
3
6
3
3
1
5
6
4
7
5
7
9
8
6
0
-----------------------------
TOTAL
CALLS
230
SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY ACTIVITY* LOG
CALL DATE TIME RECD OFFICERS CALL ADDRESS CALL TYPE CODE
'01-Mar-91 12*21 AM 775 SNAP SHOP ALARM CALL 16
01-Mar-91 03:05 PM 772 POST OFFICE JUVENILE COMPLAINT 11
01-Mar-91 03:30 PM 772 600 N. KEATON MINOR ACCIDENT 5
01-Mar-91 04:25 PM 772 100 WILLOW APT. #C 911 HANG UP 47
01-Mar-91 04:40 PM 772 512 MARSHALL ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
01-Mar-91 06:23 PM 772 SANGER DRUG STORE MISC OTHER CALLS 28
02-Mar-91 12:05 AM 775 CITY PARK MISC OTHER CALLS 28
02-Mar-91 12*35 AM 775 UNKNOWN PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
02-Mar-91 11*57 AM 773 108 JACKILU JUVENILE COMPLAINT 11
02-Mar-91 03*15 PM 772 CANINE CREATIONS ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
02-Mar-91 07:03 PM 772 920 N. 8TH BURGLARY OF HABITATION 29
03-Mar-91 12:07 AM 774 CITGO STATION ARREST - MISDEMEANOR 2
03-Mar-91 09*45 AM 771 715 CHURCH AGGRAVATED ASSAULT 34
03-Mar-91 11:01 AM 771 712 PECAN CIVIL STANDBY 24
03-Mar-91 03:00 PM 773 800 S. 2ND MISC OTHER CALLS 28
03-Mar-91 03w48 PM 773 202 PECAN #7 JUVENILE COMPLAINT 11
04-Mar-91 01:03 AM 774 455 @ I35 ACCESS ARREST - MISDEMEANOR 2
04-Mar-91 03:53 PM 773 606 PLUM ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
04-Mar-91 04:00 PM 773 1204 12TH BURGLARY OF HABITATION 29
04-Mar-91 04:44 PM 773 CARE INN MOTORIST ASSIST 20
04-Mar-91 07*03 PM 773 HORIZON STATION ARREST - FELONY 1
05-Mar-91 09:15 AM 771 KEATON @ DUCK CREEK ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
05-Mar-91 09:23 AM 771 OAK @ WILLOW ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
05-Mar-91 02*45 PM 773 W W GRILL AGENCY ASSIST 21
05-Mar-91 03:10 PM 772 POLICE DEPT. ARREST - FELONY 1
05-Mar-91 03*53 PM 773 BOLIVAR @ 12TH MISC TRAFFIC CALL 27
05-Mar-91 06:40 PM 772 411 S. 7TH ARREST - FELONY 1
05-Mar-91 09:00 PM 772 TUTTLE ELECTRIC MISC OTHER CALLS 28
06-Mar-91 03:30 PM 772 1204 12TH MEET COMPLAINANT 14
06-Mar-91 04:44 PM 773 CITGO STATION AGENCY ASSIST 21
06-Mar-91 05*30 PM 772 SANGER DEPOT JUVENILE COMPLAINT 11
06-Mar-91 06:10 PM 772 411 S. 7TH MEET COMPLAINANT 14
06-Mar-91 06:11 PM 773 303 S. 3RD HARRASSMENT 45
06-Mar-91 07018 PM 773 LANDMARK BAPTIST OPEN BUILDING 17
06-Mar-91 07:50 PM 773 BURRUS MOTORIST ASSIST 20
06'�Mar-91 07*55 PM 772 802 PECAN MEET COMPLAINANT 14
06-Mar-91 08*50 PM 773 203 DAVID DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE 13
06-Mar-91 09:36 PM 772 147 PRAIRIE SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES 8
07-Mar-91 12:20 AM 775 901 PECAN WELFARE CHECK 18
07-Mar-91 04:15 AM 775 CITGO STATION OTHER ESCORT 23
07-Mar-91 09:15 AM 774 903 N. 6TH DISTURBANCE 12
07-Mar-91 04:35 PM 772 109 S. 5TH ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
07-Mar-91 04:37 PM 772 MIDDLE SCHOOL GYM MEDICAL EMERGENCY 6
07-Mar-91 09*16 PM 772 CITGO STATION SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE 10
07-Mar-91 11005 PM 775 523 KEATON SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
08-Mar-91 12:29 AM 775 215 ELM OPEN BUILDING 17
08-Mar-91 12:58 AM 775 WEST CHAPMAN MISC TRAFFIC CALL 27
08-Mar-91 11:18 AM 774 DIANE DR. ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
08-Mar-91 12:00 PM 774 LOCUST ST MISC OTHER CALLS 28
08-Mar-91 04:10 PM 772 FOOTBALL FIELD MOTORIST ASSIST 20
08-Mar-91 06:10 PM 772 POLICE DEPT. MEET COMPLAINANT 14
"08-Mar-91 06:15 PM 772 POLICE DEPT, MEET COMPLAINANT 14
08-Mar-91 07:07 PM 772 108 JACKILU CRIM MIS 0/20 U/750 43
08-Mar-91 07:30 PM 772 806 S. KEATON 911 HANG UP 47
08-Mar-91 08:00 PM 772 CITGO STATION FIRE CALL ASSIST 7
SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY ACTIVIT"( LOG
08-Mar-91
09-Mar-91
09-Mar-91
09-Mar-91
09-Mar-91
09-Mar-91
09-Mar-91
09-Mar-91
10-Mar-91
10-Mar-91
10-Mar-91
10-Mar-91
10-Mar-91
10-Mar-91
1 1-Mar--9 i
11-Mar-91
11-Mar-91
11-Mar-91
12-Mar-91
12-Mar-91
12-Mar-91
12-Mar-91
12-Mar-91
13-Mar-91
13-Mar-91
13-Mar-91
13-Mar-91
13-Mar-91
13-Mar-91
13-Mar-91
13-Mar-91
14-Mar-91
14-Mar-91
14-Mar-91
14-Mar-91
14-Mar-91
14-Mar-91
14-Mar-91
14-Mar-91
14-Mar-91
14-Mar-91
14-Mar-91
15-Mar-91
15-Mar-91
15-Mar-91
15-Mar-91
15-Mar-91
15-Mar-91
15-Mar-91
15-Mar-91
15-Mar-91
15-Mar-91
15-Mar-91
15-Mar-91
15-Mar-91
15-Mar-91
11:43 PM 775 101 WILLOW
12*06 AM 775 455 AT I35
01:41 AM 775 S/B I35
10:53 AM 773 305 N. 5TH
04:45 PM 772 455 @ 5TH
05:15 PM 772 SANGER DEPOT
06:40 PM 772 POLICE DEPT.
08:46 PM 772 1100 AUSTIN #40
03:00 AM 774 CITGO
12:15 PM 772 1ST @ WOOD
01:50 PM 772 1004 WOOD
03:19 PM 773 300 S. STEMMONS
04*56 PM 773 1605 FAIRFIELD
06:42 PM 773 223 HILLCREST
03:55 ti 773 2u6 SOUTHSIDE
05:46 PM 773 913 N. 7TH
06:50 PM 773 400 BOLIVAR
10:34 PM 773 1105 PECAN
10*00 AM 772 POLICE DEPT.
11*15 AM 772 310 S. 1ST
01*50 PM 772 514 OAK
05@56 PM 773 N. STEMMONS @ CHURCH
06*28 PM 773 802 PECAN
04:32 AM 775 802 WILLOW
04:40 PM 773 509 N. 10 TH
04:55 PM 773 108 FREEZE
06:02 PM 773 514 OAK
07*10 PM 773 153 PRAIRIE
11W09 PM 773 802 WILLOW
11:09 PM 775 802 WILLOW
11:24 PM 773 311 S. 5TH
08*10 AM 771 HOUSTON @ DIANE
02:10 PM 771 POLICE DEPT.
03*10 PM 772 212 S. 4TH
04:25 PM 772 POST OFFICE
05:20 PM 772 141 SHADY GROVE
05:35 PM 772 POST OFFICE
05*39 PM 772 SMHP
07:10 PM 772 CITGO
07629 PM 772 302 WOOD
08*52 PM 772 100 SIMS
10:35 PM 772 401 MARSHALL
03*57 AM 775 315 S. 7TH
05*15 AM 775 502 OAK
05*40 AM 775 901 N. STEMMONS
08:44 AM 774 CHAPMAN @ I35
09:03 AM 774 CHURCH @ DENTON
11:10 AM 774 106 S. MEADOW
11*14 AM 774 122 S. MEADOW
11*18 AM 774 103 S. PARK
11:22 AM 774 202 DIANE
11926 AM 774 122 SOUTHSIDE
12*15 PM 774 802 WILLOW
01:44 PM 774 KEATON @ CARMEN
02:10 PM 771 905 N. 8TH
03:30 PM 774 RAILROAD AVE.
DISTURBANCE
MISC OTHER CALLS
MISC TRAFFIC CALL
CIVIL STANDBY
MISC OTHER CALLS
JUVENILE COMPLAINT
CITY BUSINESS
MESSAGE DELIVERY
MISC TRAFFIC CALL
DISTURBANCE
THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750
MISC OTHER CALLS
MINOR ACCIDENT
THEFT? 0/ 20 U/ 750
IfV I OR.L I ASSIST
MISC OTHER CALLS
ALARM CALL
MISC OTHER CALLS
MISC OTHER CALLS
DISTURBANCE
ANIMAL COMPLAINT
SUSPICIOUS PERSONS
MISC OTHER CALLS
BURGLARY OF VEHICLE
911 HANG UP
MISC TRAFFIC CALL
ANIMAL COMPLAINT
ARREST - FELONY
SUSPICIOUS PERSONS
SUSPICIOUS PERSONS
911 HANG UP
ANIMAL COMPLAINT
MEET COMPLAINANT
HARRASSMENT
CITY BUSINESS
MOTORIST ASSIST
CITY BUSINESS
ANIMAL COMPLAINT
SUSPICIOUS PERSONS
JUVENILE COMPLAINT
DISTURBANCE
DISTURBANCE
MISC OTHER CALLS
MESSAGE DELIVERY
THEFT U/ 20
MISC OTHER CALLS
MISC OTHER CALLS
MISC OTHER CALLS
MISC OTHER CALLS
MISC OTHER CALLS
MISC OTHER CALLS
CRIM MIS 0/20 U/750
911 HANG UP
ANIMAL COMPLAINT
ANIMAL COMPLAINT
MISC OTHER CALLS
12
28
27
24
28
11
26
19
27
12
38
28
5
38
on
28
16
28
28
12
25
9
28
31
47
27
25
1
9
9
47
25
14
45
26
20
26
25
9
11
12
12
28
19
37
28
28
28
28
28
28
43
47
25
25
28
SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY ACTIVITf LOG
15-Mar-91 04:20 PM 772 S/B I35 @ 475 MARKER AGENCY ASSIST 21
15-Mar-91 04:50 PM 771 ERVIN'S GARAGE ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
15-Mar-91 04:50 PM 771 201 BOLIVAR CITY BUSINESS 26
15-Mar-91 06:02 PM 771 I35 @ CHAPMAN MOTORIST ASSIST 20
15-Mar-91 06*20 PM 772 POLICE DEPT. MISC OTHER CALLS 28
15-Mar-91 08:32 PM 772 907 CHURCH MEET COMPLAINANT 14
16-Mar-91 10:30 AM 771 900 S. 5TH MOTORIST ASSIST 20
16-Mar-91 07:35 PM 772 WAYNE'S AUTO PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
17-Mar-91 01:05 AM 775 CITY PARK MISC OTHER CALLS 28
17-Mar-91 02:03 AM 775 1200 S. STEMMONS AGENCY ASSIST 21
17-Mar-91 02:04 AM 775 1200 S. STEMMONS MISC OTHER CALLS 28
17-Mar-91 08*02 AM 771 HILZ SNIDER CHEV. ALARM CALL 16
17-Mar-91 08*06 AM 771 405 HUGES ARREST - MISDEMEANOR 2
17-Mar-91 05:25 PM 775 701 DIANE CITY BUSINESS 26
18-Mar-91 05:10 PM 773 100 WILLOW #C DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE i3
18-Mar-91 05*43 PM 773 BURRUS 911 HANG UP 47
18-Mar-91 06:00 PM 773 N.T. PLASTICS ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
18-Mar-91 06:48 PM 771 105 SOUTHPARK DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE 13
18-Mar-91 07:10 PM 773 125 PARAMONT 911 HANG UP 47
18-Mar-91 08*23 PM 773 HILZ SNIDER CHEV. ALARM CALL 16
19-Mar-91 04:43 PM 773 ALLEN @ CAROLYN CITY BUSINESS 26
19-Mar-91 05:00 PM 772 UTITLITY RD @ R.R. FIRE CALL ASSIST 7
19-Mar-91 05:27 PM 773 1200 BOLIVAR DISTURBANCE 12
19-Mar-91 05:47 PM 773 POLICE DEPT. MISC OTHER CALLS 28
19-Mar-91 05w50 PM 772 901 WILLOW MISC TRAFFIC CALL 27
19-Mar-91 06*39 PM 773 817 CARMEN MOTORIST ASSIST 20
19-Mar-91 06*58 PM 773 AUSTIN @ N. STEMMONS MISC OTHER CALLS 28
19-Mar-91 07:23 PM 773 209 DAVID WELFARE CHECK 18
19-Mar-91 08:00 PM 772 2026 BENJAMIN MISC TRAFFIC CALL 27
19-Mar-91 09*28 PM 773 116 PARKER ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
20-Mar-91 12*54 AM 775 800 WILLOW CITY BUSINESS 26
20-Mar-91 01*00 AM 775 MARSHALL @ DENTON CITY BUSINESS 26
20-Mar-91 01406 AM 775 JACKILU @ 2ND CITY BUSINESS 26
20-Mar-91 01:18 AM 775 400 BOLIVAR ALARM CALL 16
20-Mar-91 01:28 AM 774 HORIZON STATION MOTORIST ASSIST 20
20-Mar-91 02:06 AM 775 400 BOLIVAR CITY BUSINESS 26
20-Mar-91 02*45 AM 775 KATHRYN @ HOUSTON CITY BUSINESS 26
20-Mar-91 05:43 AM 774 SNAP SHOP MOTORIST ASSIST 20
20-Mar-91 03:45 PM 772 BURRUS DISTURBANCE 12
20-Mar-91 06:50 PM 772 INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL AGENCY ASSIST 21
20-Mar-91 07:03 PM 772 GNB BANK ALARM CALL 16
20-Mar-91 09000 PM 772 POLICE DEPT. MISC OTHER CALLS 28
20-Mar-91 09:30 PM 772 9TH @ PECAN SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
21-Mar-91 02:40 AM 775 1000 CHAPMAN MOTORIST ASSIST 20
21-Mar-91 06*21 AM 775 200 S. 1ST. MINOR ACCIDENT 5
21-Mar-91 03:23 PM 772 1201 ELM MISSING PERSONS 54
21-Mar-91 04:55 PM 772 POST OFFICE MOTORIST ASSIST 20
21-Mar-91 09:20 PM 772 819 VERNON CT MOTORIST ASSIST 20
21-Mar-91 10:25 PM 772 455 @ ELEMENTARY MISC TRAFFIC CALL 27
22-Mar-91 01:49 AM 775 100 N. STEMMOMS MINOR ACCIDENT 5
22-Mar-91 12:35 PM 774 FRIENDLY FEED MISC OTHER CALLS 28
22-Mar-91 02:18 PM 774 203 WAYNE MISC OTHER CALLS 28
22-Mar-91 04:35 PM 772 POLICE DEPT. THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
22-Mar-91 08:00 PM 772 POLICE DEPT. MISC OTHER CALLS 28
22-Mar-91 09:00 PM 772 7TH @ PECAN MISC TRAFFIC CALL �`, 27
23-Mar-91 01*15 AM 775 703 S. 5TH DISTURBANCE 12
SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY ACTIVITY LOG
23-Mar-91 04:07 AM 775 POLICE DEPT. PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
23-Mar-91 07*48 AM 773 715 CHURCH MISC OTHER CALLS 28
23-Mar-91 10:44 AM 773 211 SMITH ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
23-Mar-91 12:57 PM 773 106 S. 3RD ARREST - FELONY 1
23-Mar-91 03:00 PM 772 ROBINSON MOTOR THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
23-Mar-91 04:15 PM 772 POLICE DEPT. JUVENILE COMPLAINT 11
23-Mar-91 04*45 PM 772 1609 CHAPMAN SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES 8
23-Mar-91 05:25 PM 772 502 N. 3RD THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
23-Mar-91 06*28 PM 772 N/B I35 @ S. CITY MOTORIST ASSIST 20
23-Mar-91 08:53 PM 772 SNAP SHOP CRIM MIS 0/20 U/750 43
23-Mar-91 11m20 PM 775 CITGO HARRASSMENT 45
24-Mar-91 12:08 AM 775 400 S. STEMMONS MOTORIST ASSIST 20
24-Mar-91 02:57 AM 775 DENTON REGIONAL MISC OTHER CALLS 28
24-Mar-91 12:38 PM 771 102 8TH MINOR ACCIDENT 5
24-Mar-91 03:5O PM 773 POLICE DEPT.. THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
24-Mar-91 04:12 PM 773 1611 FAIRFIELD MEDICAL EMERGENCY 6
24-Mar-91 07:46 PM 773 I35 N/B @ 455 EXIT ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
24-Mar-91 10:20 PM 773 1608 BROOKGLEN MEET COMPLAINANT 14
25-Mar-91 09:24 PM 773 S/B 135 @ LOOP 138 MISC OTHER CALLS 28
25-Mar-91 10042 PM 773 CHAPMAN @ ELEMENTARY ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
26-Mar-91 03:40 AM 774 MIDDLE SCHOOL SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES 8
26-Mar-91 04*05 AM 774 MARCIA @ KATHRAN MISC TRAFFIC CALL 27
26-Mar-91 04:20 AM 774 S/B STEMMONS @ 477 ARREST - MISDEMEANOR 2
26-Mar-91 03:45 PM 772 10TH @ CHAPMAN ARREST - MISDEMEANOR 2
26-Mar-91 06e24 PM 772 102 PARMA CT WELFARE CHECK 18
26-Mar-91 07:03 PM 773 301 S. 10TH THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
26-Mar-91 08:00 PM 772 212 S. 7TH MOTORIST ASSIST 20
27-Mar-91 05:05 PM 772 POLICE DEPT. MEET COMPLAINANT 14
28-Mar-91 12:25 AM 774 GRACIES OPEN BUILDING 17
28-Mar-91 01:40 AM 774 HILZ SNIDER CHEV. ALARM CALL 16
28-Mar-91 07vOO AM 774 CITGO STATION SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
28-Mar-91 08:01 AM 771 455 @ ACKER MINOR ACCIDENT 5
28-Mar-91 05:00 PM 772 COUNCIL MEMBERS CITY BUSINESS 26
28-Mar-91 05:43 PM 772 POLICE DEPT. MEET COMPLAINANT 14
28-Mar-91 09:25 PM 772 114 S. 3RD SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
28-Mar-91 10:47 PM 772 100 SIMS DISTURBANCE 12
29=Mar-91 01:50 AM 775 AUSTIN @ KEATON ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
29-Mar-91 12*45 PM 771 1106 CHURCH 911 HANG UP 47
29-Mar-91 03:05 PM 772 POLICE DEPT, MEET COMPLAINANT 14
29-Mar-91 03:45 PM 772 POLICE DEPT. MEET COMPLAINANT 14
29-Mar-91 05e2O PM 772 700 ELM MOTORIST ASSIST 20
29-Mar-91 07:45 PM 772 5TH @ 455 HARRASSMENT 45
29-Mar-91 08:08 PM 772 402 ACKER #2 FORGERY/ FRAUD 53
29-Mar-91 09:45 PM 772 150 PRAIRIE ASSAULT 33
30-Mar-91 01:53 AM 774 1ST @ CHAPMAN ARREST - MISDEMEANOR 2
30-Mar-91 02:35 AM 774 905 ELM DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE 13
30-Mar-91 06:18 AM 774 400 BOLIVAR ALARM CALL 16
30-Mar-91 02:53 PM 772 512 MARSHALL JUVENILE COMPLAINT 11
30-Mar-91 03:43 PM 772 N/B I35 @ LOIS RD. AGENCY ASSIST 21
30-Mar-91 04:03 PM 772 POLICE DEPT, MISC OTHER CALLS 28
30-Mar-91 04:35 PM 772 409 S. 2ND MEDICAL EMERGENCY 6
30-Mar-91 05:13 PM 772 310 MARSHALL MISC OFFENSE REPORT 56
30-Mar-91 07*22 PM 772 POLICE DEPT, MISC OTHER CALLS 28
30-Mar-91 09sO3 PM 772 COKER'S CAR WASH MEDICAL EMERGENCY 6
30-Mar-91 10:35 PM 772 MEGA LIFE CENTER MOTORIST ASSIST 20
30-Mar-91 10:41 PM 772 CITGO MEET COMPLAINANT �I�` 14
SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY ACTIVITr LOG
,31-Mar-91 03:54 AM 774 200 E. WILLOW MESSAGE DELIVERY 19
31-Mar-91 04:27 AM 774 CARE INN FIRE CALL ASSIST 7
31-Mar-91 10:31 AM 771 I35 @ CHAPMAN OTHER ESCORT 23
31-Mar-91 11:10 AM 771 LOIS RD, WEST AGENCY ASSIST 21
31-Mar-91 12:15 PM 771 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MOTORIST ASSIST 20
31-Mar-91 01:40 PM 771 MEGA LIFE MESSAGE DELIVERY 19
31-Mar-91 01:51 PM 771 905 N. 8TH ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY ACTIVITt LOG
CALL DATE TIME RECD OFFICERS CALL ADDRESS CALL TYPE CODE
04-Mar-91 07:03 PM 773 HORIZON STATION ARREST - FELONY 1
05-Mar-91 06w40 PM 772 411 S. 7TH ARREST - FELONY 1
05-Mar-91 03:10 PM 772 POLICE DEPT. ARREST - FELONY 1
13-Mar-91 07*10 PM 773 153 PRAIRIE ARREST - FELONY 1
23-Mar-91 12:57 PM 773 106 S. 3RD ARREST - FELONY 1
03-Mar-91 12:07 AM 774 CITGO STATION ARREST - MISDEMEANOR 2
04-Mar-91 01:03 AM 774 455 @ I35 ACCESS ARREST - MISDEMEANOR 2
17-Mar-91 08:06 AM 771 405 HUGES ARREST - MISDEMEANOR 2
26-Mar-91 04:20 AM 774 S/B STEMMONS @ 477 ARREST - MISDEMEANOR 2
26-Mar-91 03:45 PM 772 10TH @ CHAPMAN ARREST - MISDEMEANOR 2
30-Mar-91 01:53 AM 774 1ST @ CHAPMAN ARREST - MISDEMEANOR 2
01-Mar-91 03:30 PM 772 600 N. KEATON MINOR ACCIDENT 5
10-Mar-91 04:56 PM 773 1605 FAIRFIELD MINOR ACCIDENT 5
2i-Mar-91 06:21 AM 775 200 S. 1ST. MINOR ACCIDENT 5
22-Mar-91 01*49 AM 775 100 N. STEMMOMS MINOR ACCIDENT 5
24-Mar-91 12:38 PM 771 102 8TH MINOR ACCIDENT 5
28-Mar-91 08:01 AM 771 455 @ ACKER MINOR ACCIDENT 5
07-Mar-91 04:37 PM 772 MIDDLE SCHOOL GYM MEDICAL EMERGENCY 6
24-Mar-91 04:12 PM 773 1611 FAIRFIELD MEDICAL EMERGENCY 6
30-Mar-91 04:35 PM 772 409 S. 2ND MEDICAL EMERGENCY 6
30-Mar-91 09:03 PM 772 COKER'S CAR WASH MEDICAL EMERGENCY 6
08-Mar-91 08000 PM 772 CITGO STATION FIRE CALL ASSIST 7
19-Mar-91 05:00 PM 772 UTITLITY RD @ R.R. FIRE CALL ASSIST 7
31-Mar-91 04:27 AM 774 CARE INN FIRE CALL ASSIST 7
06-Mar-91 09:36 PM 772 147 PRAIRIE SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES 8
23-Mar-91 04:45 PM 772 1609 CHAPMAN SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES 8
26-Mar-91 03:40 AM 774 MIDDLE SCHOOL SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES 8
07-Mar-91 11:05 PM 775 523 KEATON SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
12-Mar-91 05:56 PM 773 N. STEMMONS @ CHURCH SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
13-Mar-91 11:09 PM 775 802 WILLOW SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
13-Mar-91 11:09 PM 773 802 WILLOW SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
14-Mar-91 07*10 PM 772 CITGO SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
20-Mar-91 09:30 PM 772 9TH @ PECAN SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
28-Mar-91 09:25 PM 772 114 S. 3RD SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
28-Mar-91 07:00 AM 774 CITGO STATION SUSPICIOUS PERSONS 9
074-Mar-91 09:16 PM 772 CITGO STATION SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE 10
01-Mar-91 03:05 PM 772 POST OFFICE JUVENILE COMPLAINT 11
02-Mar-91 11:57 AM 773 108 JACKILU JUVENILE COMPLAINT 11
03-Mar-91 03:48 PM 773 202 PECAN #7 JUVENILE COMPLAINT 11
06-Mar-91 05030 PM 772 SANGER DEPOT JUVENILE COMPLAINT 11
09-Mar-91 05015 PM 772 SANGER DEPOT JUVENILE COMPLAINT 11
14-Mar-91 07:29 PM 772 302 WOOD JUVENILE COMPLAINT 11
23-Mar-91 04:15 PM 772 POLICE DEPT, JUVENILE COMPLAINT 11
30-Mar-91 02:53 PM 772 512 MARSHALL JUVENILE COMPLAINT 11
07-Mar-91 09:15 AM 774 903 N. 6TH DISTURBANCE 12
08-Mar-91 11:43 PM 775 101 WILLOW DISTURBANCE 12
10-Mar-91 12:15 PM 772 1ST @ WOOD DISTURBANCE 12
12-Mar-91 11:15 AM 772 310 S. 1ST DISTURBANCE 12
14-Mar-91 08:52 PM 772 100 SIMS DISTURBANCE 12
14-Mar-91 10*35 PM 772 401 MARSHALL DISTURBANCE 12
19-Mar-91 05:27 PM 773 1200 BOLIVAR DISTURBANCE: 12
20-Mar-91 03*45 PM 772 BURRUS DISTURBANCE 12
23-Mar-91 01*15 AM 775 703 S. 5TH DISTURBANCE 12
28-Mar-91 10:47 PM 772 100 SIMS DISTURBANCE 12
06-Mar-91 08:50 PM 773 203 DAVID DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE 13
SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY ACTIVITY LOG
18-Mar-91 06:48 PM 771 105 SOUTHPARK DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE
18-Mar-91 05:10 PM 773 100 WILLOW #C DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE
30-Mar-91 02:35 AM 774 905 ELM DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE
06-Mar-91 06@10 PM 772 411 S. 7TH MEET COMPLAINANT
06-Mar-91 07:55 PM 772 802 PECAN MEET COMPLAINANT
06-Mar-91 03:30 PM 772 1204 12TH MEET COMPLAINANT
08-Mar-91 06:15 PM 772 POLICE DEPT. MEET COMPLAINANT
08-Mar-91 06:10 PM 772 POLICE DEPT. MEET COMPLAINANT
14-Mar-91 02*10 PM 771 POLICE DEPT. MEET COMPLAINANT
15-Mar-91 08:32 PM 772 907 CHURCH MEET COMPLAINANT
24-Mar-91 10:20 PM 773 1608 BROOKGLEN MEET COMPLAINANT
27-Mar-91 05:05 PM 772 POLICE DEPT, MEET COMPLAINANT
28-Mar-91 05:43 PM 772 POLICE DEPT. MEET COMPLAINANT
29-Mar-91 03:45 PM 772 POLICE DEPT, MEET COMPLAINANT
29-Mar-91 03:05 PM 772 POLICE DEPT, MEET COMPLAINANT
30-Mar-91 10*41 PM 772 CITGO MEET COMPLAINANT
02-Mar-91 12*35 AM 775 UNKNOWN PHONE COMPLAINANT
16-Mar-91 07*35 PM 772 WAYNE'S AUTO PHONE COMPLAINANT
23-Mar-91 04:07 AM 775 POLICE DEPT. PHONE COMPLAINANT
01-Mar-91 12:21 AM 775 SNAP SHOP ALARM CALL
11-Mar-91 06:50 PM 773 400 BOLIVAR ALARM CALL
17-Mar-91 08:02 AM 771 HILZ SNIDER CHEV. ALARM CALL
18-Mar-91 08:23 PM 773 HILZ SNIDER CHEV, ALARM CALL
20-Mar-91 01:18 AM 775 400 BOLIVAR ALARM CALL
20-Mar-91 07*03 PM 772 GNB BANK ALARM CALL
28-Mar-91 01:40 AM 774 HILZ SNIDER CHEV. ALARM CALL
30-Mar-91 06*18 AM 774 400 BOLIVAR ALARM CALL
06-Mar-91 07618 PM 773 LANDMARK BAPTIST OPEN BUILDING
08-Mar-91 12:29 AM 775 215 ELM OPEN BUILDING
28-Mar-91 12:25 AM 774 GRACIES OPEN BUILDING
07-Mar-91 12:20 AM 775 901 PECAN WELFARE CHECK
19-Mar-91 07*23 PM 773 209 DAVID WELFARE CHECK
26-Mar-91 06:24 PM 772 102 PARMA CT WELFARE CHECK
09-Mar-91 08*46 PM 772 1100 AUSTIN #40 MESSAGE DELIVERY
15-Mar-91 05*15 AM 775 502 OAK MESSAGE DELIVERY
31-Mar-91 01:40 PM 771 MEGA LIFE MESSAGE DELIVERY
31t-Mar-91 03:54 AM 774 200 E. WILLOW MESSAGE DELIVERY
04-Mar-91 04*44 PM 773 CARE INN MOTORIST ASSIST
06-Mar-91 07w50 PM 773 BURRUS MOTORIST ASSIST
08-Mar-91 04*10 PM 772 FOOTBALL FIELD MOTORIST ASSIST
11-Mar-91 03:55 PM 773 206 SOUTHSIDE MOTORIST ASSIST
14-Mar-91 05:20 PM 772 141 SHADY GROVE MOTORIST ASSIST
15-Mar-91 06:02 PM 771 I35 @ CHAPMAN MOTORIST ASSIST
16-Mar-91 10:30 AM 771 900 S. 5TH MOTORIST ASSIST
19-Mar-91 06:39 PM 773 817 CARMEN MOTORIST ASSIST
20-Mar-91 01*28 AM 774 HORIZON STATION MOTORIST ASSIST
20-Mar-91 05:43 AM 774 SNAP SHOP MOTORIST ASSIST
21-Mar-91 09:20 PM 772 819 VERNON CT MOTORIST ASSIST
21-Mar-91 04:55 PM 772 POST OFFICE MOTORIST ASSIST
21-Mar-91 02:40 AM 775 1000 CHAPMAN MOTORIST ASSIST
23-Mar-91 06:28 PM 772 N/B I35 @ S. CITY MOTORIST ASSIST
24-Mar-91 12:08 AM 775 400 S. STEMMONS MOTORIST ASSIST
26-Mar-91 08:00 PM 772 212 S. 7TH MOTORIST ASSIST
29-Mar-91 05m20 PM 772 700 ELM MOTORIST ASSIST
30-Mar-91 10:35 PM 772 MEGA LIFE CENTER MOTORIST ASSIST
31-Mar-91 12:15 PM 771 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MOTORIST ASSIST
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SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY ACTIVIT? LOG
05-Mar-91 02:45 PM 773 W W GRILL AGENCY ASSIST
06-Mar-91 04*44 PM 773 CITGO STATION AGENCY ASSIST
15-Mar-91 04e2O PM 772 S/B I35 @ 475 MARKER AGENCY ASSIST
17-Mar-91 02:03 AM 775 1200 S. STEMMONS AGENCY ASSIST
20-Mar-91 06:50 PM 772 INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL AGENCY ASSIST
30-Mar-91 03:43 PM 772 N/B I35 @ LOIS RD. AGENCY ASSIST
31-Mar-91 11:10 AM 771 LOIS RD. WEST AGENCY ASSIST
07-Mar-91 04:15 AM 775 CITGO STATION OTHER ESCORT
31-Mar-91 10:31 AM 771 I35 @ CHAPMAN OTHER ESCORT
03-Mar-91 11:01 AM 771 712 PECAN CIVIL STANDBY
09-Mar-91 10:53 AM 773 305 N. 5TH CIVIL STANDBY
01-Mar-91 04:40 PM 772 512 MARSHALL ANIMAL COMPLAINT
02-Mar-91 03:15 PM 772 CANINE CREATIONS ANIMAL COMPLAINT
04-Mar-91 03:53 PM 773 606 PLUM ANIMAL COMPLAINT
05-Mar-91 09*23 AM 771 OAK @ WILLOW ANIMAL COMPLAINT
05-Mar-91 09:15 AM 771 KEATON @ DUCK CREEK ANIMAL COMPLAINT
07-Mar-91 04:35 PM 772 109 S. 5TH ANIMAL COMPLAINT
O8-Mar-91 11*18 AM 774 DIANE DR. ANIMAL COMPLAINT
12-Mar-91 01:50 PM 772 514 OAK ANIMAL COMPLAINT
13-Mar-91 06o02 PM 773 514 OAK ANIMAL COMPLAINT
14-Mar-91 05:39 PM 772 SMHP ANIMAL COMPLAINT
14-Mar-91 08*10 AM 771 HOUSTON @ DIANE ANIMAL COMPLAINT
15-Mar-91 02:10 PM 771 905 N. 8TH ANIMAL COMPLAINT
15-Mar-91 04m5O PM 771 ERVIN'S GARAGE ANIMAL COMPLAINT
15-Mar-91 01:44 PM 774 KEATON @ CARMEN ANIMAL COMPLAINT
18-Mar-91 06*00 PM 773 N.T. PLASTICS ANIMAL COMPLAINT
19-Mar-91 09:28 PM 773 116 PARKER ANIMAL COMPLAINT
23-Mar-91 10:44 AM 773 211 SMITH ANIMAL COMPLAINT
24-Mar-91 07:46 PM 773 135 N/B @ 455 EXIT ANIMAL COMPLAINT
25-Mar-91 10*42 PM 773 CHAPMAN @ ELEMENTARY ANIMAL COMPLAINT
29-Mar-91 01:50 AM 775 AUSTIN @ KEATON ANIMAL COMPLAINT
31-Mar-91 01:51 PM 771 905 N. 8TH ANIMAL COMPLAINT
09-Mar-91 06:40 PM 772 POLICE DEPT, CITY BUSINESS
14-Mar-91 04*25 PM 772 POST OFFICE CITY BUSINESS
14-Mar-91 05:35 PM 772 POST OFFICE CITY BUSINESS
15-Mar-91 04:50 PM 771 201 BOLIVAR CITY BUSINESS
17-Mar-91 05*25 PM 775 701 DIANE CITY BUSINESS
19-Mar-91 04*43 PM 773 ALLEN @ CAROLYN CITY BUSINESS
20-Mar-91 02:06 AM 775 400 BOLIVAR CITY BUSINESS
20-Mar-91 12:54 AM 775 800 WILLOW CITY BUSINESS
20-Mar-91 02*45 AM 775 KATHRYN @ HOUSTON CITY BUSINESS
20-Mar-91 01:06 AM 775 JACKILU @ 2ND CITY BUSINESS
20-Mar-91 01:00 AM 775 MARSHALL @ DENTON CITY BUSINESS
28-Mar-91 05:00 PM 772 COUNCIL MEMBERS CITY BUSINESS
05-Mar-91 03:53 PM 773 BOLIVAR @ 12TH MISC TRAFFIC CALL
08-Mar-91 12:58 AM 775 WEST CHAPMAN MISC TRAFFIC CALL
09-Mar-91 01:41 AM 775 S/B I35 MISC TRAFFIC CALL
10-Mar-91 03:00 AM 774 CITGO MISC TRAFFIC CALL
13-Mar-91 04*55 PM 773 108 FREEZE MISC TRAFFIC CALL
19-Mar-91 05:50 PM 772 901 WILLOW MISC TRAFFIC CALL
19-Mar-91 08:00 PM 772 2026 BENJAMIN MISC TRAFFIC CALL
21-Mar-91 10:25 PM 772 455 @ ELEMENTARY MISC TRAFFIC CALL
"22-Mar-91 09000 PM 772 7TH @ PECAN MISC TRAFFIC CALL
26-Mar-91 04*05 AM 774 MARCIA @ KATHRAN MISC TRAFFIC CALL � rF
01-Mar-91 06:23 PM 772 SANGER DRUG STORE MISC OTHER CALLS
02-Mar-91 12:05 AM 775 CITY PARK MISC OTHER CALLS
SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY ACTIVITi' LOG
03-Mar-91 03:00 PM 773 800 S. 2ND
05-Mar-91 09:00 PM 772 TUTTLE ELECTRIC
08-Mar-91 12:00 PM 774 LOCUST ST
09-Mar-91 04:45 PM 772 455 @ 5TH
09-Mar-91 12:06 AM 775 455 AT I35
10-Mar-91 03*19 PM 773 300 S. STEMMONS
11-Mar-91 10:34 PM 773 1105 PECAN
11-Mar-91 05:46 PM 773 913 N. 7TH
12-Mar-91 10:00 AM 772 POLICE DEPT.
12-Mar-91 06:28 PM 773 802 PECAN
15-Mar-91 06:20 PM 772 POLICE DEPT.
15-Mar-91 11:22 AM 774 202 DIANE
15-Mar-91 11:18 AM 774 103 S. PARK
15-Mar-91 03:30 PM 774 RAILROAD AVE.
15-Mar-91 11:10 AM 774 106 S. MEADOW
15-Mar-91 03:57 AM 775 315 S. 7TH
15-Mar-91 09:03 AM 774 CHURCH @ DENTON
15-Mar-91 11:14 AM 774 122 S. MEADOW
15-Mar-91 08:44 AM 774 CHAPMAN @ I35
17-Mar-91 01:05 AM 775 CITY PARK
17-Mar-91 02:04 AM 775 1200 S. STEMMONS
19-Mar-91 06:58 PM 773 AUSTIN @ N. STEMMONS
19-Mar-91 05:47 PM 773 POLICE DEPT.
20-Mar-91 09:00 PM 772 POLICE DEPT.
22-Mar-91 02:18 PM 774 203 WAYNE
22-Mar-91 12:35 PM 774 FRIENDLY FEED
22-Mar-91 08:00 PM 772 POLICE DEPT.
23-Mar-91 07:48 AM 773 715 CHURCH
24-Mar-91 02:57 AM 775 DENTON REGIONAL
25-Mar-91 09:24 PM 773 S/B 135 @ LOOP 138
30-Mar-91 04*03 PM 772 POLICE DEPT,
30-Mar-91 07:22 PM 772 POLICE DEPT.
02-Mar-91 07:03 PM 772 920 N. 8TH
04-Mar-91 04:00 PM 773 1204 12TH
13-Mar-91 04:32 AM 775 802 WILLOW
29-Mar-91 09:45 PM 772 150 PRAIRIE
03-Mar-91 09:45 AM 771 715 CHURCH
15-Mar-91 05:40 AM 775 901 N. STEMMONS
10-Mar-91 06:42 PM 773 223 HILLCREST
10-Mar-91 01:50 PM 772 1004 WOOD
22-Mar-91 04:35 PM 772 POLICE DEPT.
23-Mar-91 05:25 PM 772 502 N. 3RD
23-Mar-91 03:00 PM 772 ROBINSON MOTOR
24-Mar-91 03:50 PM 773 POLICE DEPT.
26-Mar-91 07wO3 PM 773 301 S. 10TH
08-Mar-91 07:07 PM 772 108 JACKILU
15-Mar-91 11:26 AM 774 122 SOUTHSIDE
23-Mar-91 08:53 PM 772 SNAP SHOP
06-Mar-91 06:11 PM 773 303 S. 3RD
14-Mar-91 03:10 PM 772 212 S. 4TH
23-Mar-91 11:20 PM 775 CITGO
29-Mar-91 07:45 PM 772 5TH @ 455
-` 01-Mar-91 04:25 PM 772 100 WILLOW APT. #C
08-Mar-91 07:30 PM 772 806 S. KEATON
13-Mar-91 04:4O PM 773 509 N. 10 TH
13-Mar-91 11:24 PM 773 311 S. 5TH
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
MISC OTHER CALLS 28
BURGLARY OF HABITATION 29
BURGLARY OF HABITATION 29
BURGLARY OF VEHICLE 31
ASSAULT 33
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT 34
THEFT U/ 20 37
THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
CRIM MIS 0/20 U/750 43
CRIM MIS 0/20 U/750 43
CRIM MIS 0/20 U/750 43
HARRASSMENT 45
HARRASSMENT 45
HARRASSMENT 45
HARRASSMENT 45
911 HANG UP 47
91 1 HANG UP € 47
911 HANG UP 47
911 HANG UP 47
SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY ACTIVITY* LOG
15-Mar-91 12:15 PM 774 802 WILLOW 911 HANG UP 47
18-Mar-91 05:43 PM 773 BURRUS 911 HANG UP 47
18-Mar-91 07:10 PM 773 125 PARAMONT 911 HANG UP 47
29-Mar-91 12:45 PM 771 1106 CHURCH 911 HANG UP 47
29-Mar-91 08:08 PM 772 402 ACKER #2 FORGERY/ FRAUD 53
21-Mar-91 03:23 PM 772 1201 ELM MISSING PERSONS 54
30-Mar-91 05:13 PM 772 310 MARSHALL MISC OFFENSE REPORT 56
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MARCH 1991 ACTIVITIES
Submitted by Victoria Elieson
ADMINISTRATTUN:
Drafted a proposed budget for fiscal year 91-92 and
submitted it to the city administrator.
Meetings attended:
Publicity Committee Meeting, 3/19, Fort Worth
Disaster Preparedness Workshop, 3/21, Lewisville
PUBLT C RELA`1'I UNS
Read stories to a fourth and fifth grade class as part
of Public Schools Week.
Drew up a new library chart to help patrons find their
way around the library.
SPTiff IALI PkUJEG`1'S:
Althoucah �tl� goal was not met, enough Campbell's labels
were collected to order 10 children's books.
PRUVRAMS:
"`i'hings in the Sky" was the theme for the month. Weekly
themes included "Airplanes and Kites", "Sun, Moon and Stars",
"Birds", and "Weather".
MARCH 1991 STATISTICS
Mar 90 Mar 91
BORROWER CARDS:
Last month 1,333 1,901
New cards 20 26
Cards withdrawn 0 1
TOTAL 10353 10426
CIRCULATIQN:
Adult nonfiction 145 150
Adult fiction 71 102
Junior fiction 130 56
Child's nonfiction 68 158
Child's fiction 323 210
Paperback fiction 130 238
Magazines 5 10
Crystal 0 1
Videos 91 215
Cassette players 4 4
Miscellaneous 3 7
TOTAL 9470 1, 151
PATRON VISITS: 385 437
(getting books) 279 365
PROGRAMS:
Number of programs 9 4
Total attendance 40 22
VULUN'1'EEkS
Number of adults 4 3
Number of juniors 1 1
Total hours 10 12
COLLECTION:
Last month 10,499 10,390
Books added 50 70
Books withdrawn 56 87
Total Hardbacks 10,443 10,373
Paperbacks 41031
TOTAL COLLECTION 14,404
REVN'NUE:
Overdue fines $27.70 $68.40
ILL postage 5.17
Donations 4.18 0.20
TOTAL $37.05 $68.60