02/04/1991-CC-Agenda Packet-Regularj 1
Monday, February ! 1991
01 BOLIVAR
1. Call to Order, Inuatian and Pledge to the Flag
2. Iviinutes
3. Disbursements
.. Citizen's Input
5> Consider end Possible Action on Reapplying for Municipal
Swimming Pool Grant.
. City Administration Report
7. Executive Session According to Article 5252-17, Vernon's Civil
Statutes, (f), Negotiations for Acquisition of Real Property
9, Any Other SUCK Matters
10. Adjournment
Etta Stogsdill —
Acting City Secretary
MINUTES: City Council Meeting
January 22, 1991
MEMBERS
PRESENT. Mayor Nel Armstrong, Councilman Jerry Jenkins,
Councilman Carroll McNeill, Councilman Wendell
Thomas, and Councilwoman Margie Braxton
MEMBERS
ABSENT. Councilman Danny McDaniel
J T nEt»i. S
PRESENT. City Manager John Hamilton, City Secretary Rosalie
Garcia, Electric Supt, Larry Yoast, Public Works Supt.
Chuck Tucker, and Jeanne DeVore - Sanger Courier
invocation and ledthepledge • the flag.
2. Minutes were approved as printed.
V. Disbursements - Motion Was made by Councilman Jenkins and
seconded by Councilman Thomas to approve the disbursements.
Motion carried.
�. Citizen`s Input -None
5. Discussion of Fire Ant Beds on Public fi. C7. W, - J. P. Hampton
Mr. Hampton was not present to discuss this agenda item;
however, City Mana6e0L stated that Mr. Hampton's basic concern
was the Fire Ant Beds on Public R. G. W.
Discussion.
Consensus of City Council that it is the homeowner's responsibility
to take care of the problem.
9. Discussion of Solid Waste Revenues
Discussion, This item Was tabled for tl�e riext two r�7onths.
Reschedule for the last meeting in March, 1991,
�:C Minrxtes, 1f22�91, page 2
i . Consider and Possible Action Regarding Authorization for Letting
of Bids to Paint !� Repair 200,000 Gallon Ground Storage Tank
Motion was oracle by Councilman McNeill to authorize for Let.t.ing ��f
Bids to Paint and Repair 200,000 Gallon Ground Water Storage
Tank and paint the exterior. Seconded by Councilman Jenkins.
Motion carried.
0. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Replacement of Fire
hydrants
Chuck Tucker, Public Works Supt., requested to purchase fourteen
(14� fire hydrants to replace the old ones that are in place and that
need to be changed. out.
Discussion.
Councilman Jenkins made the motion to purchase twenty (20) fire
hydrants at a cost of $625 and to lae paid for out of the Utility Bond
Construction Funds. Seconded by Councilwoman Braxton. Motion
arrrended to reflect that the City purchase twenty (20� fire hydrants
up to 12,500.00 and to be paid for out of Utility Bond Construction.
Funds. Motion carried.
9. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Appointment of
Representative to Local Board of Volunteer Fire Fighters Pension
Plan
Motion was made by Councilwoman Braxton and seconded by
Councilman Thomas to appoint Councilman Carroll McNeill. to serve
this term. Motion carried.
10. City AdrnirZistration Report;
r.• ., s . •
a. New police vehicle is riow in service.
b. Parks Board is currently preparing spark/expansion
improvement plans for consideration on FY 91I92 Budget.
CC Minutes, 1/22/91, page 3
c. On 1-24-91, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission will
decide whether or not City will be funded for municipal
swimming pool.
d. City Manager reported he had talked to Wilson Dolman who
will be transferred and will be replaced by Ron Holliday who
oversees the dept. concerning the Marina. Mr. Dolman
advised that the only thing holding the Marina is the signing
of the contracts between the Corp, of Engineers and the City
of Dallas who has objections to the Marina, Dolman adv i a
that there is no problem and as soon as contracts are signed
they will proceed.
11. Executive Session According to Article 5252-17, Vernon's Civil
Statutes, (f), Negotiations for Acquisition of Real Property
Mayor Arrr�stro�ig coriveried the City Couricil into Executive Session
at 7:30 p.m.
city Council reconvened from Executive session at 7:48 p. m.
12. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Executive Session
Motion was made by Councilman Jenkins to table this item on
Negotiations for Acquisition of Real Property until the next City
Council Meeting scheduled for February 4, 1991. Seconded by
Councilman Thomas. Motion carried.
13. Any tJther Such Matters:
a. Councilman Thomas asked if there are cut-off valves when
there are major water leaks in town,
Chuck Tucker, Public Works Supt., advised that cut-off valves
are located all throughout town.
b. Councilman Jenkins asked what kind of work was done on
455.
Vfkgt it sewer collaiDse.
CC Minutes, 1/22/91, page 4
c. Councilman Jenkins also asked about the work on 5th Street.
Chuck Tucker replied that they were working on a water
main.
d. Councilman Jenkins also asked if the City carxld possibly do
something about the chuck holes south of Duck Creek Road on
Keaton Road.
/".s t A T 1 + .a L.e. eo ., r.ia nl�.-.• a v.ea.�t
�. vviiaa%iarfiia.n av'lil`veial s�iatc^u uc vi+'i3a �onvcrned u.,.rv�it �:.� ...L...
patching the City is doing. His main concern is that City
employees are doing the work properly.
f. Chuck 'Tucker advised. there would be a Demonstration of the
Jaws of Life Saturday afternoon.
g. Mayor Artristror�g also advised tY�at tYiere will be a C1iatYiber
of Commerce Economic Development Committee Meeting,
Monday night at 7 p.m. at the Community Center.
14. Meeting adjaurnc-�..
>AVINGS � PAYMENTS
FEE�RUARY �b, 1991
CITY OF SANDER 5'I'. FD. INDE81"EDNE55 (TT192211)
(GENERAL
FUND)
GENERAL
FD.
EQUIP. REPL. ACCT. (*176891)
(GENERAL
FUND)
UTILITY
INT.
& SINKING (*192245)
(ENTERPRISt� f=UND)
UT. FD. EQUIP< REPL. (4160002) (ENTERPRISE FUND)
S. E. NOTE PAYMENT 10TH TO GNB (ENTERPRISE)
FIRE TRK. SAVINGS ACCT. (*197673) (GENERAL FUND)
GENERAL FUND S.BK. 26TH•—PATCHMAN
9,275.00
20,A78.00
1,1�46.0�1
1,251.48
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ANGER,TEXAS64
IYtEMORAIVDUM 7.3J
TO: Honorable Mayor & Members of the City Council
FROM: John Hatnilton, City Manager
DATE: February 1, 1991
SUI�JECT: Consider and Possible Action on Reapplying; for
Municipal Swimming Pool Grant
The enclosed letter from Texas Parks and Wildlife Department outlines
the steps for reapplying for the Municipal Swimming Pool Construction
Grant.. If Council would like for us to resubmit our application, a motion
would be in order.
JH:es
Enclosures
COMMISSIONERS
CHUCK NASH
Chairman, San Marcos
GEORGE C. "TIM" HIXON
Vice -Chairman
San Antonio
BOB ARMSTRONG
Austin
LEE M. BASS
Ft, Worth
HENRY C. BECK, III
Dallas
DELO H. CASPARY
Rockport
JOHN WILSON KELSEY
Houston
BEATRICE CARR PICKENS
Dallas
A.R. (TONY) SANCHEZ, JR.
Laredo
TEXAS
PARKS AND WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT
4200 Smith School Road • Austin, Texas 78744 * 5124894800
January 25, 1991
Mr. John Hamilton
City Manager
P. 0. Box 578
Sanger, Texas 76266
Re: Grant Application - Sanger Municipal Swimming Pool
Dear Mr. Hamilton:
ANDREW SANSOM
Executive Director
The Parks and Wildlife Commission, in its public hearing on
January 24, 1991, considered your application for grant
funding. Due to funding limitations, a number of projects
could not be supported in this review. Your application was
among those which were not approved.
Please notify the Department in writin prior to March 1, 1991
iI this application is to be reconsidered; also, recertify on
the enclosed form that your 50 percent matching share for this
application is still available. Any deletions, additions, or
changes in the application must be received by the above
deadline.
In the event the Department does not receive written
communication by this deadline, we will assume that you do not
want the application to be reconsidered.
Please contact the Grants -In -Aid Branch at 512/389-4948 if you
have any questions.
Chief
Grants -In -Aid Branch
TH:SAB:js
Enclosure
PLEASE NOTE:
All applications which are resubmitted
for Department consideration by the March
1st deadline will be assessed and re -
scored utilizing. the 1990 Local
Go_v_ernment Pr90 t Review Procedures and
the 1990 Tel Outdoor Recreation Plan
TORP which have been revised.
This may mean
applications with
receive the same
review.
that resubmitted
no changes may not
score in the next
•
APPLICANT'S CERTIFICATION
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT FOR THE DESCRIBED PROJECT ENTITLED
THE
(Project Name
HAS COMPLIED
(Applicant/Sponsor)
WITH ALL THE PERTINENT PROVISIONS OF LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL
LAWS REQUIRING:
1. PUBLIC HEARINGS; AND
2. THAT THE REQUIRED PROPORTIONATE SHARE OF FUNDS ARE
AVAILABLE AND SUFFICIENT FOR THIS PROJECT AS REQUIRED BY
SECTION 13.309 OF THE PARKS AND WILDLIFE CODE; AND,
3. THAT AREAS ACQUIRED AND/OR DEVELOPED THROUGH THE
ENTITLED PROJECT WILL BE MAINTAINED AND OPERATED AT THE
EXPENSE OF THE APPLICANT AS REQUIRED BY SECTION 13.309 OF THE
PARKS AND WILDLIFE CODE, AND,
4. THAT THE PROJECT AREA WILL BE PERMANENTLY DEDICATED FOR
FOR PUBLIC OUTDOOR RECREATION USE AS REQUIRED BY SECTIONS
13.302, 13.303 AND 24.008 OF THE PARKS AND WILDLIFE CODE.I
igna ure o 0 icia u or�ze in a Reso u ion
(Revised 1/87
$ Maintenance
Type Name & Tit e
replaces Public
Certifications)
Hearing, Available Funds, and Operation
PRIORITY LISTING
LOCAL REQUESTS FOR PARK FUNDS
(DESCENDING ORDER OF PRIORITY)
NO. SCORE APPLICANT AND PROJECT TYPE REQUESTED RECOMMENDED CUMULAT{VE
1 107 ARLINGTON VILLAGE CREEK PARK ABED $500,000.00 5500,000.00 $500,000.00
2 97 SAN PATRICIO CO N. D. RECREATION PARK A8�D $432,616.00 $432,616.00 $932,616.00
3 96 ELGIN MORRIS PARK A8�D $347,248.00 $345,848.00 $1,278,464.00
4 92 CHILDRESS FAIR PARK D $77,598.00 $77,598.00 $1,356,062.00
5 84 BRAZORIA COUNTY RESOFT PARK A&.D $500,000.00 $SOQ,000.00 $1,856,062.00
6 84 S{NTON WELDER PARK D $500,000.00 $445,913.00 $2,301,975.00
7 83 PORT ARTHUR PLEASURE (BLAND PARK D $250,000.00 5250,000.00 $2,551,975.00
8 82 VENUS CITY PARK ADD $65,000.00 $65,000.00 $2,616,975.00
9 81 TYLER SOUTH TYLER GREENBELT PARK A8�D $385,000.00 $385,000.00 $3,OOi,975.00
10 80 PFLUGERVILLE WELLS POINT PARK A8�D $424,575.00 S424,575.00 $3,426,550.00
11 79 CAMERON COUNTY BOWlE PARK D $500,000.00 $500,000.00 $3,926,550.00
12 79 MCKINNEY ELDORADO PARK ABED $164,OOO.OQ $164,000.00 $4,090,550.00
13 78 ABILENE SEARS PARK D $138,200.00 $138,200.00 $4,228,750.00
14 78 FREEPORT MUNICIPAL PARK A8�D $500,000.00 $500,000.00 $4,728,750.00
15 78 GRAPEVINE SIG BEAR CREEK PARK A8.D $396,157.00 $396,157.00 $5,124,907.00
16 76 HOUSTON CULLINAN PARK A&D $500,000.00 $500,000.00 $5,624,907.00
17 76 KILGORE PENTECOST PARK A&D $15,000.00 $15,000.00 $5,639,907.00
18 76 MINERAL WELLS SOUTHEAST PARK ABED $43,700.00 $43,700.00 $5,683,607.00
19 75 BRAZOS RV HARBOR N D SURFSIDE BEACH D $500,000.00 $500,000.00 $6,183,607.00
20 7S TEXAS CITY BAY STREET PARK A&D $500,000.00 $500,000.00 $6,683,607.00
21 74 HARRIS COUNTY KLEB WOODS PRESERVE A$D $374,200.00 $374,200.00 ' $7,057,807.00
' Contingency award based on the receipt of Federal LWCF Fiscal Year 1991 apportionment
NO. SCORE APPLICANT AND PROJECT TYPE REQUESTED RECOMMENDED
22 73 PLAINVIEW FRISCO PARK D $24,329.00 -0-
23 73 SAN ANTONIO MILAM PARK D $195,272400 -0-
24 71 BEAUMONT LEFLER PARK A&D $190,000,00 -0-
25 71 DENTON NORTH LAKES PARK III D $500,000000 -0-
26 71 LUFKIN AZALEA TRAIURICHARDSON PARK A&D $5008000400 -0-
27 70 WEIMAR CITY PARK A&D $1020000.00 -0-
28 69 CEDAR HILL COMMUNITY PARK A&D $500,000.00 -0-
29 69 SHEPHERD CITY PARK A&D $186,742.00 -0-
30 69 WELLINGTON BASEBALL PARK D $96,380.00 -0-
31 63 SULPHUR SPRINGS PACIFIC PARK D $1199839.00 -0-
32 62 ALVIN LION'S CLUB PARK A&D $146,865.00 -0-
33 62 AUSTIN DICK NICHOLS PARK D $2894400.00 -0-
34 62 CLUTE MUNICIPAL PARK II A&D $121,885000 -0-
35 62 DALLAS COUNTY LEMMON LAKE A $190,000000 -0-
36 59 VICTORIA RIVERSIDE PARK II D $86,225.00 -0-
37 58 SANGER SWITZER PARK MUNICIPAL POOL D $107,625.00 -0-
38 57 HOOKS CITY PARK 11 D $125,000.00 -0-
39 56 ANGLETON SOCCER COMPLEX D $125,000.00 -0-
40 47 WEST UNIVERSITY PLACE COLONIAL PARK A&D $5009000.00 -0-
41 45 HENDERSON LAKE FOREST PARK II D $800000600 -0-
42 39 WAKE VILLAGE KING PARK II D $150,000.00 -0-
43 25 LA GRANGE HERITAGE PARK D $70,290,00 -0-
TOTAL
A =Acquisition
D =Development
$11,520,146.00
CUMULATIVE
$7,057,807.00
f O X 7
ANGER) TEXAS 76266
TC�; Honorable Mayor &Members of the City Cor�ncil
FROM# John Hamilton, City Manager
DA T Ei F Gur ilaa y 1, 1u� 1
SUBJECT: City Administrators Report
1 j. Two employees have resigned; Linda Estes, a clerk ire the front
office and Scott Caster, police officer.
2). 4n Thursday, 01-31-91, I met with Benny Johnson of Frontier
Waste Management. Mr. Johnson stated that the approximate cost
of a 30 cubic yard roll -off dumpster would be $1.50 per cubic yard
per month rent, $40 per month, and $200.00 charge per load
disposed. Along these same lines, Hunter and Associates anticipates
having the draft of the landfill closure plan available for the
meeting of February 18th.
3}. Hunter Associates anticipates amid -week preconstruction
conference with Calvert Construction on the Freese Drive extensiaY't
project.
4). In an effort to improve Council/Staff Communication, I have
requested all department heads to attend Council meetings.
5). The twenty fire hydrants have been ordered at a total cost. of
$12,085 or $fiO4.25 each. You will recall that $12,500 was
authorized for this purchase.
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Attached you'll find the activity sheet showing the summary
for the Animal Control Officer during the Months of December,
January.
As of January 25, 1991 the Animal Control Officer has taken
Ltle 17aSlC G�L'L.LLJ.i.:ciLJ..oLl t.:olArsC 1L11 ArlZtlytv�l ulauea. vibc .e.orsaw
Department of Health.. Total course hours were sixteen.
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ANIMAL CONTROL ACIZVZTY REPORT
TAEtAwLLfw'9l-AU!nm � ! A e.
CONTROLSANGER ANIMAL OFFICER AND POLICE OFFICERS DURING DECEMBER 1990,
w JANUARY
MUNIMI&MM
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ANIMAL CONTROL
"ANGER PD
ANIMAL COMPLAINT CALLS
TOTAL
32
7
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North Central Tezas Council of Governments
�/.��'�j
P. O. Drawer COG
Arlington, Texas 76005-5888
FROM: Bob O'Neal DATE: January 29, 1991
Director, Regional Data Center
T0: City and County Officials in North Central Texas
SUBJECT: Final 1990 Census Population
Enclosed for your information is a city and county level summary of the final 1990 Census
of population. As a local affiliate of the U. S. Census Bureau, NCTCOG's Regional Data
Center is your clearinghouse for census products and other information about the region.
We know that many of you are anxiously awaiting the arrival of the detailed information
which is used in federal, state and local redistricting efforts. The Census Bureau reported
that this information will be made available sometime in February. As a member of
NCTCOG, you will automatically receive regional and county level summaries of this
information for the North Central Texas region. In addition, we will send you this detailed
information by census tract for your jurisdiction. We will also have available, upon
request, census block level information for your area.
The Regional Data Center is offering as afee-for-service, custom tabulations of this
information as a service to our members and others. We can also provide customized
maps detailing census characteristics of your community. These are of tremendous
benefit when planning service delivery areas or for redistricting purposes.
We have also enclosed for your information a 1990 Census Product schedule which gives
a general indication of release dates and descriptions for upcoming census products.
We are pleased to be of service to our member governments. If you would like additional
information on census information or other services available, please call us at 817/640-
3300.
Bob O'Neal
/dls
enclosures
Centerpoint Two 616 Six Flags Drive Dallas/Fort Worth Metro 817/640-3300 FAX 640-7806
�r
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1990 CENSUS POPULATION
NCTCOG Regional Data Center
January 1991
North Central Texas Council of Governments
616 Six Flags Drive
P.O. Drawer COG
Arlington, TX 76005-5888
817/640-3300 ,
North Central Texas Council of Governments
Regional Data Center
North Central Texas Council of Governments
Regional Data Center
`�'
(METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREAS �
North Central Texas Council of Governments
Regional Data Center
(includes only cities listed in NCTCOG's population estimates)
"NI =Not incorporated
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
1990 CENSUS PRODUCT SCHEDULE
Publication Scheduled Release Date Description
PL 94-171 Redistricting Tape February, 1991 Redistricting tables to include
total population, race/ethnicity,
age (18 and over), and housing
unit counts for the region,
CMSA, PMSAs, counties,
cities, census tracts, and block
level
General Population Winter 1991-92
Characteristics Population tables to include
population, race/ethnicity,
age/sex and percent change
for the region, CMSA, PMSAs,
counties, and cities
Housing Characteristics 1991-92
Housing unit tables to include
housing units by type,
occupancy rates by type,
median value of structure,
total persons per household,
and tenure for the region,
CMSA, PMSAs, counties, and
Census Tract Population and 1992-93 cities
Housing Census tract tables to include
total population, age, race,
Hispanic origin, housing unit
counts, value or rent of
structure, vacancy rates for
PMSAs, counties, and places
Congressional Districts 1993 over 10,000 at census tract
level
Congressional District tables to
include total population, age,
race, Hispanic origin, housing
unit counts for Congressional
Special Report: Census/Equal 1993 districts, counties, and places
Employment Opportunity over 101000
Equal employment tabulations
showing detailed occupations
and educational attainment
data by age, crosstabs by sex,
Hispanic origin, and race for
Special Report: Mobility - 1993 MSAs, counties, and places
County to County Migration, over 50,000
Intra and Interstate Migration tables showing
intrastate county to county
migration streams and
interstate county to county
migration streams. Will
include area of origin, area of
destination, and selected
characteristics of the persons
migrating. State and county
level data.
NCTCOG Regional Date Center
Publication Scheduled Release Date Description
Special Report: Characteristics 1993 Rural and farm tables showing
of Rural and Farm Population characteristics of
predominantly rural and farm
land counties for the state and
counties.
Socio-Economic Characteristics 1993
Socio-economic tables
showing level of education for
persons 18 years or older,
percent enrolled in school by
age groups, income, household
income, family, poverty level
for the state and counties.
Occupation, Industry labor 1993
Force Characteristics Occupation industry tables
showing occupation, industry,
labor force status by sex, class
of worker, travel to work,
means of transportation, travel
time to work for counties and
cities.
NCTCOG Regional Data Center
616 Six Flags Drive [� ��
P.O. Drawer COG �-? t
Arlington, TX 76005-5888
817/640-3300
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T E X A S
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
January 22, 1991
MEMORANDUM
TO: Affected City Officials
FROM: Frank J. Sturzl, Executive Director,�"���'t�
SUBJECT: PUC Review of Telephone Rates
The Public Utility Commission has decided to review the rates of the telephone
company servicing your area. The following docket numbers have been assigned
concerning these companies:
. Company
Alltel Texas
Big Bend Telephone Company
Cap Rock Telephone Company
Central Telephone Company of Texas (Centel)
Livingston Telephone Company
Southwest Texas Telephone Company
United Telephone Company of Texas
Docket Number
9985
9984
9982
9981
9980
9983
9979
A hearing date has not yet been set. The purpose of this memorandum is to notify
you of this development and to ascertain If you are interested in discussing
Intervention in these cases. Please fill out the attached questionnaire and return it
to TML by January 29th if you are interested in attending such a meeting,
211 East Seventh, Suite 1020 • Austin, Texas 78701-3283 • (512) 478-6601
� 02141il
Texas Department of Healthy :
Robert Bernstein,
Commissioner
Robert A. MacLean, M.D.
Deputy Commissioner
January 29, 1991
Honorable Nel Armstrong
Mayor of Sanger
P. 0. Box 578
Sanger, Texas 76266
Public Nealth Region 5
2561 Matlock Road
Arlington, Texas 76015-1621
(817) 460-3032
D/FW Metro 261-2911
Allen, )r., M.D., M.P.N.
Regional Director
Subject: Solid Waste - Denton County
City of Sanger - Permit No. 1424
1.1 miles NE of I-35 and FM-455 Int, and 0.4 mile E of
I-35
Dear Mayor Armstrong:
On January 23, 1991, Mr. Boyd M. Cole, P.E., from our regional
office, inspected the subject Type II municipal solid waste
disposal site. During this inspection, our representative was
accompanied by Mr. Chuck Tucker, Supervisor of Public Works.
At the time of the inspection, the site was being operated in
general compliance with the Texas Department of Health's
"Municipal Solid Waste Management Regulations".
If
you have any questions concerning this letter, or if we may be
of any assistance to you regarding solid waste management, you
may contact Mr. Cole in our Arlington office at (817)792-7203, or
you may prefer to contact Mr. Phil Spry, P.E., in Austin at
telephone number (512)458-7271.
IJT/BMC/bb
cc: Bureau of Solid Waste Management, Austin
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