09/17/1990-CC-Agenda Packet-RegularCITY % CUkiIVC:IL ACr"Avtl
SEPTEMBER 17, 1990
201 BOLIVAR STREET, CITY HALL
FULE RATE ADJUSTMENT FRONTIER WASTE MANAGEMENT
GOALS WORKSHOP
1 #00 P, M,
1. tell C} c, lr rz tic rz, aril Plci tt i17 Flab
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for Frontier Waste Management.
, Estalr, li l Date fcaz t al Vc t ls ir 90l91
7, City A. r .ir i tratic. r Re rt
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9, A j urY7r e t
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PRESENT; Mayor Nel Armstrong, Councilman Wendell Thomas,
Councilman Carroll McNeill, and Councilman Jerry
Jenkins
MEMBERS
ABSENT; Councilwoman Margie Braxton and. Councilmana. Lanny
McDaniel
?RESENT. City Manager Jahn Hamilton, City Secretary Rosalie
Garcia, Electric Supt.. Larry Yoast, Cindy Barrow and
Lanny Spindle
1. Mayor Arn7stran�c�.11ed tl�e tr�eetint; to ordet, have the
I
nvocation, and led the pledge to the flag.
2. Minutes Mood approved as printed.
:3. Dishursernents -Motion was made lay t�'ouncilman Thcanrias ar�d
seconded ay Councilman Jenkins to approve disbursernerIts far
payment. Motion carried.
�. Citizen's Input; None
�. E�ztive Session Pursuant tc� V. A. T. S. Article �252_ 17 �,)
Persc�r�nel,
Mayor Arn7stran convened council into Executive Session at.
`?;tit► p, gin,
�. Cansicder and Possible Action I;eardin Executive Session
Persaru�el.
Mayor Armstran reconvened council from Ex.utive Session. at
No action taken fx•cam Executive Session.
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?. Discussion for Digger Truck for the Sanger Electric Dept.
Discussion. Motior7 �nras made by Councilman Thor�aas and
seconded by Councilman. Jenkins that the City accept proposal of
Hollingsworth Grain & Trucking of $4,920.00 to repair the Digger
Truck and to be paid for out of reserve funds. Motion carried.
&. Consider and Possible Action to Approve Ordinance #0�-90
Establishing Franchise Fee for the City of Sanger Electric Dept.
Motion spas rxrade lay Councilman Jenkins anti seconded by
Councilman Thomas to adopt. Ordinance #03-90.
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ANGER ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT, GRANTINGRIGHT,
)RIVILEGE AND
FRANCHISE
4 STREETS,
%ND PUBLIC WAYS OF THE CITY OF SANGER, DENTON
�OUNTYJ TEXAS, • THE PURPOSE OF TRANSMITTING,
)ISTRIBUTING
F • SELLING ELECTRICITY •
OTHER4EAT, POWER AND PROVIDING AN
A.STABLISHED COMPENSATION THEREFORE AND SPECIFYIN
kN EFFECTIVE DATE, I
Mcat ion carried.
9. Consider and Possible Action to approve Ordinance #OJ-90
Establishing Ad Valorem Tax fiats for Fiscal Year 1990-1991.
Motion was made by Councilman Jenkins and seconded by
Councilman McNeill to adopt Ordinance #00-90.
CITY 41I' SANGER,, TEXAS
LEVYING TAKES 10/i13(l - 9/30191
ORDINANCE
NO. #05-90
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FISCALEXAS, LEVYING TAXES FOR THE USES AND SUPPORT OF
HE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT OF THE CITY OF SANGER,
EXAS, FOR
PROVIDING
NTEREST AND SINKING FUNDS FOR THE YEAR 1991 AND
XPPROPRIATING EACH LEVY R THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE.
ROVIDING PENALTY AND INTEREST FOR DELINQUENT
AXES, AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
10. Consider° ai7d Possible Action to Approve Or°�-lir�aance #06-ti�0
TARS - Update Service Credits
�ie�tiorY was made by Councilman Jenkins ar�d seconded by
Councilman Thomas to adopt Ordinance #00-00.
X
Xnil i
"UPDATED
.._.
SANGER; SERVICE CREDITS"
SAID SYSTEM
�01? SERVICE PERFORMED BY QUALIFYING MEMBERS OF
.UCH SYSTEM WHO PRESENTLY ARE IN THE EMPLOYMEN
)F THE CITY OF
�FFECTIVE DATE FOR SUCH ACTIONS; AND PROVIDING
"OR INCREASED MUNICIPAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE
�URRENT SERVICE ANNUITY RESERVE AT RETIREMENTO
PHE EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS.
v
iot.ion carried.
tl., Consider and Passible Action to Approve Ordinance #07-00
Ainendin Sewer Service Rates. Q
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'Iman Thomas to adopt Ordinance #07�90.
ouncl
CITY t�F StI�GER, TEAS
�ODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF SANGER, DENTON
SERVICENOUNTY, TEXAS, ENTITLED SEWER
"STABLISHING
ROVIDING R REPEAL
ENALTY CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
1 Cot�ider and Po��iiale fiction to Ap�a�°eve C�rdin�,nce #C��-9fJ
Amending Water Rates$
I�iotion �.�ra made }a� Councilman Thomas and �eeonded k��
Councilman Jenkins to adopt. Ordinance #0U9 4. 1.
)ENTON COUNTY, TEXAS., TO PROVIDE FOR A SCHEDULE
iVATER
UTILITY RATES;
R 1
THE REPEAL OF
)RDINANCES .. CONFLICT; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY
LAUSE PROVIDING r PENALTY CLAUSE,
AND PROVIDIN
iOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE,
13. Con.czider and Po�siiale �.ction to Approve t�rdinance #09-9C�
Arnendin Solid ante Collections.
M
otion was made 1�,y7 Councilman McNeill and seconded by
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CLAUSE;EES FOR RESIDENTIAL SOLID WASTE COLLECTION
ERVICES WITHIN THE CITY OF SANGER, DENTON COUNTY,
)F THE SANGER CODE OF ORDINANCES; PROVIDING FOR
EPEAL OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT; PROVIDING A
EVERABILITY PROVIDING
PROVIDING)ATE; AND A
PENALTY CLAUSE.
%lotion carried.
14. Can�ider and. Po�ihle Action to Ap�ra�e Ordinance # 10-90
Amending Electric Pates.
Motion way made %y Councilman Jenkins and seconded ley
Councilman vvlcr1ei11 to adopt Ordinance # 10-90.
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ARAGRAPH 3, AND PARAGRAPH 4, AND SUBSECTION B.,
■ FOR REPEAL
)RDINANCES IN CONFLICT+ PROVIDING c
SEVERABILITY
'LAUSE; AND,
PROVIDING
lviatian carried.
15. Consider and Possible Action on Adoption of Ordinance #04-90
for Operation :budget for° Fiscal year - 10/1/90 to 9/ 0/91. 005
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Iotioti was fxiade by Councilian Tlioni�is acid secoideri by
C'outic'Iman McNeill to adopt Ordinance 04-90,
CITY OF SAI�dt�ER, TEiAS
x
EXAS, ADOPTING THE BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF SANGER.,
:S THE FISCAL YEABEGINNING R
R THE
NTRA AND INTER DEPARTMENTx
ND DECLARIVIG AN -EFFECTIVE DATE.
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lulayor Arrr�stron stated this �rvas a non-�aartisari, stateirie
crater registration/ H.Juction campaign Lhat is being insu aced
tay the Secretary of State.
t7. Crarisirler ar�rl Possible Action to A�a�ro�e Prraclarrtatirara
efat. 17 - `?3p 1990.
I�layor Armstror� Blared a Proclamation fc�r Selat> 17-�3.p
as Constitutirar� ��a k.
1�3. City Ar�rnir�istratior� Rofarart:
C
ity ianaer renorted ors the follo�vin issues:
t.). City Crews have finished sidewalk repiacenlent in fro�it of
the Cliarnher of Commerce.
2). The latest gasoline Iaurchase made can 6/9/90 wholesale
Price Per gallon was sl,069.
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j14/90 Pa
ge
}. V U12� student. Will start working Tuesday, U141ua.
1
gettingCity Manager is
This will be presented as an agenda item at a later date.
the TML Resolution Committee for the Annual Conference
which is scheduled for late October, She will be doin this.
3). Cala�y Cable is raising their rates.
4). Mayor alsr� advised that Corr�inur�ity ServiCt s does have
eatherization Program.
�, Counc:.ilman Jenkins advised the in�laortance of 911 calls.
C��, Councilman Jenkins stated. he had spent sot�e tune driving
through the community and he had observed several
trailers, beats, recreation vehicles and cars parked on the
streets. Some are in bad shape and are hazardous to the
community.
Sttested possibility of adopting an ordinance and
prohibiting 2� hour parking on city streets.
a)< Furniture True that is parked can the square and a
�rhite Plyrnottth.
b). A ditch between Kathryn Drive and thane Drive -
Sc�ttth of tloust.on �rhich n . , s to he taken. care of.
c}0 Chuck hales need to be taken care of - one can Southland.
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c ). Councilman .Ienkins also asked the City ii they had
any information on Perpetual garage sales.
Is t%ere a lirrait on hc� rr�any �ara,�e sales a person
n have?
e�. Ther,e are a couple of habitual people that contiriuousiy
park their tractors on Willow Street.
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ANGER, TEAS 76266
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TO: Honorable Mayor (9y, Members of the City Council
F ROM# John Hamilton, City Manager
)ATE: September 14, 1990
t rB.JEC"T: Request frar Rate Irirrease - Fraritier €haste I��Iariaer��erit
Tl'�e e�icic.asecl re�.luest fr}r a rate ir��r�ase frcam Frcinti�r ast�
Management is enclosed for ;your review. A copy of the five year
contract is also enclosed. I have requested Mr. Benny ,Johnson he present
to discuss this itern with you.
sir tesirlentia,l cust�.arra.ers, his rxe��,� prc�pcse�l rate ef 6:44 pl,�, the =®its°�:
1.50 would dace the base rate at $7.94 per month.
er�cl�.asures
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FRONTIER WASTE MANAGEMENT INC.
P.O. SOX 758 : 1806 N STEMMONS
SANGER, TEXAS 76266
(817)458-3566
John Hamilton
City Manager
City of Sanger, Texas
SEP 12 1HU
CITY OF SANGER
September 11, 1990
Dear Sir,
Due to the recent sharp increases in gas prices Frontier
Waste Management Inc. must request a fuel adjustment on
services rendered within the City of Sanger.
The fuel adjustment we propose is
a need for an immediate increase, but
drops the increased rate will no longer
fluctuating fuel adjustment will allow
or decrease in price.
fluctuating. There is
if the price of gas
be necessary. Thus,
an automatic increase
Therefore, the following is our proposed increase and
gauge of fluctuation.
1. Frontier Waste Management Inc. request that the City
of Sanger, Texas grant a 390 across the board fuel
adjustment.
2. After the 3Q1 fuel adjustment increase, a 1°6
increase/decrease is requested for every four and
nine tenths cents ($ 0.049) gas increases/ decreases
above or below $1.249 a gallon.
The four and nine tenths
increase/decrease will be
of regular unleaded gas a
Store on the Corner of I3
the average price of regu
theCity f Sanger is
cents ($ 0.049)
calculated on the price
t the Horizon Convenience
5 and 455. However; if
lar unleaded gas offered
in i y o ang lo
orizon, Snap -Shop and Swee
wer, using the Citgo,
Hney's as price
references, the average will be used in the
calculations.
The following is a price breakdown with the present
rates charged the City of Sanger, the proposed 3S6 fuel
adjustment increase, and the proposed new rate for each
service.
02��
Three Percent (376) Rate Increase
New
Service Present + 3% = Rate
A. Residential Services $ 6.25 + .19 = $ 6.44
(hand pick-up)
B. Commercial Customers
(hand pick-up)
i. Two pick-ups per week 9.50 + .29 = 9.79
ii. Three pick-ups per week 19.00 + .57 = 19.57
Five pick-ups per week 28.50 + .86 - 29.36
C. Container Services
i. One and a Half (1 1/2) yd.
a. One pick-up per week 15.00 + .45 = 15.45
b. Two pick-ups per week 27.00 + .81 = 27.81
c. Three pick-ups per week 35.00 + 1.05 = 36.05
ii. Three (3) yd.
a. One pick-up per week 27.00 + .81 = 27.81
b. Two pick-ups per week 44.50 + 1.34 = 45.84
c. Three pick-ups per week 61.50 + 1.85 = 63.35
iii. Four (4) yd.
a. One pick-up per week 32.00 + .96 = 32.96
b. Two pick-ups per week 51.85 + 1.56 = 53.41
c. Three pick-ups per week 71.70 + 2.15 = 73.85
It is Frontier Waste Management's goal to offer the Best
Service as inexpensively as possible, thus we hope that the
fluctuating fuel adjustment will not be necessary for any
extended length of time.
Sincerely,
Benny Johnson
President,
Frontier Waste Management Inc.
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----�"''"`- �•• - r.v. vu,� ,ia • SA:�'C;EK, TEXAS 7G266 • 817-458-7930
CONTRACT FOR SERVICES
THIS AGREEMENT made this
by and between FRONTIER
Corporation ("Contractor")
("City").
day of Ii�oye-m fje2 ,, 1989
WASTE MANAGEMENT, INC., a Texas
and THE CITY OF BANGER, TEXAS
WTTNESSETH
WHEREAS, the Contractor is engaged in the business of
providing commercial and residential solid waste removal, and
WHEREAS, the City desires to have the Contractor perform
such solid waste removal services to the residents and businesses
within its legal boundaries;
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants,
agreements and considerations herein contained, the City and the
Contractor hereby agree as follows:
1. Exclusive Right., The City hereby grants to the
Contractor the exclusive right and obligation to provide solid
waste collection services within the City's legal boundaries as
they exist as of the date hereof and as may be extended during
the term hereof.
2. Term.
A. The initial term of this Agreement shall be for a
period of five (5) years commencing on January 1, 1990 and
terminating on December 31, 1995, subject to prior termination as
described in Paragraphs 2 (B) or 6 below and subject to annual
review as provided in Paragraph 2 (C) below.
B. Notwithstanding the provisions in Paragraph 2 (A)
above, either party may terminate this Agreement, during the
initial term hereof or any renewal term thereafter, after ninety
(90) days written notice to the other party; provided, such early
termination shall not relieve either party of its obligations
hereunder that have accrued prior to the effective date of such
termination.
C. The provisions of Paragraph 5 below shall be
reviewed annually by each party hereto and may be changed upon
the mutual agreement of both parties.
D. The initial five (5) year term of this Agreement
may be extended by the mutual consent of the parties hereto for a
similar five (5) year term; provided, however, that the party
desiring to extend this Agreement shall provide the other party
with its intention to extend the Agreement at least One Hundred
and Twenty (120) days prior to the expiration of the initial five
(5) year term.
3. Covenants of Contractor The Contractor covenants and
agrees to the following:
A. pesidential Collection= Residential collection
shall be twice weekly on Monday and Thursday of each week except
for Christmas Day and other Holidays as Avg-�.�F�C-'���,.:�_� by the Sanger
City Council. Hours of collection shall commence not earlier
than 7:30 am and conclude not later than 3:30 pm on each
collection day. Contractor shall be required to pick-up only
solid waste that is in plastic bags (not to exceed 30 gallons),
metal or plastic garbage cans (not to exceed 30 gallons) or other
acceptable containers or bundles (not to exceed 40 pounds and 3
feet in length each).
B. Commercial Collection. Commercial collection
including multiple dwellings of four (4) or more units and all
businesses (commercial and/or industrial establishments) are to
be serviced on an "As -Needed" basis. The type of solid waste
receptacle used by any commercial customer shall be used at the
sole expense of such commercial customer. Hand pick-up customers
shall use a 30 gallon container. The hours of collection for
commercial services shall commence not prior to 6:00 am and
conclude not later than 9:00 pm on each Monday and Thursday,
except for Christmas Day and other Holidays as authorized by the
�� Sanger City Council. Apartments and/or multi -family residences
will be collected between 8:00 am and 9:00 pm on each collection
day.
The Contractor will place in the Cit
the Cit 10 Y► at no cost to
y, gallon receptacles for trash collection at all parks
within the City and in the downtown area. In addition, the
Contractor will provide temporary placement of trash containers
for special events sponsored by the City and located within the
City upon the request of the Sanger City Council.
C. Compliance with Laws. All solid waste collected
by the Contractor will be disposed of in a landfill other than
that owned and/or operated by the City. The Contractor will
comply with all applicable State and Federal laws regarding
collection and transportation of solid waste material.
D. Due Care. The Contractor shall exercise due care
and caution to protect and preserve public and private property
including City streets and parking areas while performing its
obligations hereunder. Vehicles used by the Contractor in
performing its residential services hereunder shall only drive
down the middle of all residential streets and roads and shall
not zigzag from one side of the street to the other.
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E. Franchise Fee. The Contractor will pay monthly to
the City a Franchise Fee of Seven Percent (7%) of its monthly
gross receipts for its residential and commercial collections.
This Franchise Fee represents a charge for use of the City's
streets.
F. Liability Insurance The Contractor shall
maintain general liability insurance in the amount of $1,000,000
per occurrence and $2,000,000 in the aggregate; provided,
however, that the amount may be raised if the City is required to
raise its liability coverage above amounts presently required by
Federal or State laws. The City shall be named as an additional
insured on such policy and such policy will contain a provision
that the insurer will not cancel the policy without giving the
City thirty (30) days' written notice.
G. The Contractor shall indemnify and hold harmless
the City and its agents against any claims relating to injury to
persons, property, employees or anyone else under the control of
the Contractor whose performance or failure to perform causes a
claim to be made against the City.
H. General Conditions. The Contractor shall not deny
employment to any person for reasons of race, creed, national
origin or religion.
Each employee of the Contractor shall at all times
carrI a valid Texas Operators Drivers's License applicable to
the type of vehicle that he is operating.
Wages of all employees of the Contractor will equal or
exceed the minimum wage requirements as established by local,
state and federal agencies. In addition, the Contractor shall
comply with the provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Acts,
The Contractor shall not litter any residential or
commercial dwelling in the process of performing its services
hereunder; provided, however, that the Contractor shall not be
required to collect any solid waste material that has not been
placed in plastic trash bads, approved containers, or is bundled.
(as described above). In the event of spillage by the
Contractor, the Contractor shall properly clean up any and all
litter.
Hazardous waste, body waste, dead animals, abandoned
vehicles, vehicle parked, large equipment and parts thereto will
not be required to be collected by the Contractor, unless the
Contractor agrees to collect such items.
3
The Contractor small have on hand at all times in good
working order, such equipment that shall permit the Contractor,
to adequately and efficiently perform its duties hereunder. Such
equipment shall be purchased from nationally known and recognized
manufacturers of solid waste collection and disposal equipment.
Solid waste collection equipment shall be of the enclosed load
packer type and all equipment shall be kept in good repair and
appearance and in a sanitary, clean and run ready condition at
all times. The Contractor shall have available to it at all
times reserve equipment which can be put into service and
operation in case of any breakdown of its equipment.
The Contractor shall have vested title to all solid
waste materials generated within the Municipal Area of the City.
4. Covenants of the Citv. The City covenants and agrees
as follows:
A. To remit all amounts due to the Contractor by the
tenth (loth) day of each month commencing in the month of
February, 1990,
H. Provide the contractor with confirmation of the
residential and commercial customers on a monthly basis.
C. To collect all state and local taxes due on the
services provided by the Contractor hereunder and to remit all
such amounts due to the appropriate authorities.
D. To grant to the Contractor the right to pursue any
cause of action the Contractor may have against any third party
for interfering with the Contractor's exclusive right and
obligation to provide solid waste collection services hereunder.
In granting such rights, the Contractor shall be entitled to
pursue its remedies without notice to the City.
5. Payment for Services Rendered. The City shall pay to
the Contractor for its services rendered pursuant to Paragraph 3
above, an amount based upon the following structure:
A. Residential services
(hand pick-up)
B. Commercial Customers
(hand pick-up, 3 containers
$6.25 per month
-
per individual
residence
maximum)'
i. Two pick-ups per week - $9.50/month
i1. Three pick-ups per week - $19.00/month
iii. Five pick-ups per week - $28.50/month
0
C. Container Services
i. One and a Half (1 1/2) yd. containers
a. One pick-up per week -
$15.00/month
b. Two pick-ups per week - $27.00/month
c• Three pick-ups
per week - $35.00/month
ii. Three (3) yd. containers
a. One pick-up per week - $27.00/month
b. Two pick-ups per week - $44.50/month
c. Three pick-ups
per week - $61.50/month
iii. Four (4) yd. containers
a. One pick-up per week - $32.00/month
b• Two pick-ups per week - $51.85/month
c. Three pick-ups
per week - $71.70/month
D. Payment of Taxes. The amounts represented in
Paragraph 5 (A) through (C) above do not include state and local
taxes. The amounts of any local or state taxes shall be added to
the amounts described in Paragraphs 5 (A) through (C) above and
collected by the City; provided, however, that the fifty cent
($.50) per ton solid waste disposal fee charged by the state is
included in the amount shown in Paragraph 5(A) through (C) above
and shall be paid by the Contractor.
6. Payment. For services rendered pursuant to Paragraph 3
above and pursuant to the fee schedules
(A) through (D) above, the City shall p y otheeContractorrwithin
ten (10) days after the end of each calendar month. In the event
the City does not remit any payment to the Contractor within
twenty-five (25) days after the end of any calendar month, the
Contractor shall have no further obligation to provide any
services hereunder.
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7. General Provisions
A. Modification. This Agreement constitutes the
entire agreement and understanding between the parties hereto,
and shall not be considered modified, altered, changed or amended
in any respect unless in writing and signed by both parties
hereto.
H. Governi"a Law. This Agreement shall be governed
by and construed in accordance with the laws
Texas. of the State of
CO Binding Effect This Agreement shall be binding
upon and inure to the benefit of the parties
assigns. successors and
D. Assignment. This Agreement shall not be assigned
by the Contractor without the written consent of the City;
provided, however, that the assignment by the Contractor to an
affiliated or related entity or party shall not require the
consent of the City.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,
executed this Agreement
written.
THE CITY OF BANGER, TEXAS
Nel Armstrong
Its: Mayor
FRONTIER WASTE MANAGEMENT,
Hy. B1 ny h son
Its: President
the City and the Contractor have
as of the day and year first above
INC.
ATTEST:
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Its: C t Secretary
ATTEST:
Hy.
Its: city Secretary
City of
c�omeplace cSPeCIOL
September 12, 1990
Mr. Benny Johnson
Frontier Waste Management
P. O. Box 758
Sanger, Texas 76266
Dear Benny:
Your request for a review of Frontier's rate structure has been
scheduled for initial Council discussion on Monday, September 17th at
7 p.m. Please plan to attend.
Sincerely,
John Hamilton
City Manager
201 BOLIVAR ST. • F.O. BOX 578 • BANGER, TEXAS 7b2bb • 817-458-7930 _
CITY OF SANUER
P. 0. BOX 578
SANUEk, TEXAS 76266
N•iEA4takANDUM #624
T0: Honorable Mayor Members of the City Council
FROM: John Hamilton, City Manager
DATE: September 14, 1990 �J
SUBJECT: Establish Date For Goals Workshop 90/91
Prior to a regularly scheduled Council meeting, I t��ould like the
opportunity to discuss future goals with the Council for the coming fiscal
,year and beyond. This would generally involve discussions on projected
street, water, wastewater, electric system and park improvements.
Once a date is established, staff will provide Council with a list of
identified improvements for review and comment. The workshop will be
a forum for discussion, suggestion and priority setting.
Either 5►:�iCl p, m., C_)ctober 15th or 5;�iCi p, m., November 5th is suggested
by staff, After the initial workshop, Council may require follow-ups fot
staff reports.
.JH:es
03�
CITY OF SANGER
P. 0. BOX 578
SANGER, TEXAS 7f,26E3
14EMORANDt1M #825
'I'O: He?r�orable Mayor � Members of the City Council
FfiON1: John Hamilton, City Manager C�(
DATE: September 14, 1990 U
SUBJECT: City Administrator's Report
1). Elc�.tric. Superintendent. Larry Yoast has initiated a meter
maintenance program as budgeted in an effort to ensure that our
meter readings are as accurate as possible. Approximately eighty
(80) older residential meters will be replaced this month at a cost
of about $25.00 each ($2,000). The electric department is also
reviewing demand meters on our larger customers and has
corrected several problems that will be reflected on the
November 1, 1990, Billing. These errors generally involve a
history of under -billing. Three customers that will be impacted are
S. I. S.D. (Intermediate School), First Baptist Church and Bolivar,
Baptist Church.
2). Two reprints of the August, 1990, Newsletter of the Bureau of
Solid Waste Management, Texas Department of Health, regarding
the new, proposed EPA rules, and landfill closing procedures are
enclosed.
s). The Police Department, by use of existing funds in the 89/90 and
9Ci/91 budgets is changing to navy blue uniforms. The per piece
cost of the uniform is slightly lower than our current costs and
with the personnel changes, Chief Erwin felt this would be the
appropriate time to change. During the past, several years, there
has been an effort statewide to standardize municipal agencies into
blue uniforms.
4). Tim Dwelle, of the Woodwr•ight Shop, will be moving his business
to the Wilson Lumberyard Building, Znd and Bolivar, on
October 1, 1990. He intends to slowly develop a. building supply
business at. that. location.
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MUNICIPAL WASTE MATTERS
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Newsletter of the Bureau of Solid Waste Management
Volume 1, No. 1 Texas Department of Health August 1990
The Hiatus is Over .. .
Some of you ma}• remember when the last newsletter
from the Bureau of Solid Vdaste Management was
published, but you are probably few in number. With the
passage of Senate Bill 1519 (SB1519) by the 71st
Legislature, Regular Session, the Bureau was reborn (or
reconceived, for it took right at nine -months to become a
reality). It was officially recognized within the Texas
Department of Health on April 1, 1990. We've included a
new organizational chart elsewhere in this issue to help
IOU get to know us in our latest incarnation.
One of the mandates given in SB1519 was the conduct
of a public awareness program concerning solid waste
management. A newsletter is not an innovative communi-
cation device, but it has its place in the overall scheme of
things. We hope that you will find the articles in this and
future editions to be helpful and of interest.
If you desire more information or if your concern is
not addressed, give us a call. V✓e'll try to get you into a
dialogue with a knowledgeable person in the Bureau on
the subject that concerns you. A primary contact person is
listed following each article, to assist you in your quest
for more details on the subjects briefly covered here.
T. A. Outlaw, Jr., P.E., Chief
Bureau of Solid bi'aste Management
Subtitle D Landfill
Criteria...When?
Everyone is asking when the Environ-
mental Protection Agency (EPA) will issue
the Subtitle D rules on landfills. Getting an
answer can be difficult, since no one seems
to want to be pinned down on the subject.
But, as of July 12, 1990, the EPA was fore-
casting that the proposed Subtitle D rules on
landfill criteria would complete the internal
review process and be sent to the Office of
Management and Budget (OMB) by August
1. Mr. Bruce Weddle, Director of EPA's
Municipal Solid Waste Program, believes
that OMB should be able to complete its
review of the regulations within 60 days.
Mr. Weddle previously indicated that the
final rules will contain many changes to the
original proposal. Any versions that may
have been published in the past should not be
considered as the last word. And, of course,
more changes may be made as a result of
OMB review. The EPA is expected to adopt
the Subtitle D rules sometime in September.
State adoption would come about 18 months
later.
Contact: Hector Mendieta, P.E.
Conference Annornrcement .............. Page 2
Comments 1�'anted by Task For•ce..... Page 2
Planning for Subtitle D Changes ..... Page 2
Bureau Activities and Rule Changes
Follomoing the 71st Legislative
Session.............................................Page 3
Regional Planning Progress
Report.............................................Page 4
Interagency Coordination: TDH
& RRC Page 4
4th Annual Conference
Solid Waste Management
Options for Texas
November 14-169 1990
Austin, Texas
Watch your mailbox for
details
Task Force
Seeks Comments
A legislative task force studied
solid waste management in Texas
during 1988 and produced a report
called "Finding the Answers." That
report was the basis for development
and passage in 1989 of much -needed
legislation to improve solid waste
management in the state. The task
force was re-established after the
1989 Regular Session of the Texas
Legislature. The new focus of the
task force is on recycling and waste
minimization.
The 1990 Joint Task Force on
Waste Management Policy has had
several public hearings around the
state and now will consider com-
ments and recommendations
received during those hearings.
However, the task force is still
soliciting written input from those
who were unable to participate in the
hearings.
Comments may pertain to any
aspect of waste management. A
schedule for future work sessions
has not been established, but anyone
wishing to submit comments should
do so by September 1. Send com-
ments to The 1990 Joint Task Force
on Waste Management Policy, P.O.
Box 12068, Austin, Texas 78711-
2068. Questions may be directed to
its staff members Mark Smith, (512)
463-0776, or Linda Christofrlis,
(512) 463-0360.
Disposal of
Llquid Waste
The proposed EPA rules in
Subtitle D contain a provision that
will prohibit disposal of liquid
waste in a landfill. The EPA defines
quid waste" as any waste
material that is determined to
contain "free liquids." Free liquids
are defined by Method 9095 (Paint
Filter Liquids Test), described in
"Test Methods for Evaluating Solid
Wastes, Physical/Chemical Meth-
ods."
It is most likel}' that this provi-
sion will be in the final rules when
they are adopted by the EPA. If so,
it will affect vacuum truck wastes
and certain sludges currently being
sent to sanitary landfills.
The effective date of this
provision cannot be determined,
since it is based on publication of
the final EPA rules. But now is the
time to begin the search for
altemative disposal methods. Bear
in mind that the prohibition is only
against the free liquid portion of
this waste. The solid portion can
continue to go into a landfill.
Contact: Michael D. Graeber, P.E.
Closing a Landfill
With the impending adoption of
the EPA's Subtitle D rules, many of
the state's smaller landfills are
closing. The state has minimum
requirements that must be. met for
proper closure of these landfills,
briefly described in this article. The
complete requirements can be found
in the "Municipal Solid Waste Man.
agenient Regulations" (MSWMR),
Section 325.152.
First, establish a date that the
gates of the landfill are to be closed
to the acceptance of waste. Also,
determine the length of time
required to apply and grade the
final cover, construct the necessary
drainage features and apply the
seed for the vegetative cover. Then
you must submit to the Bureau a
closure schedule, giving the actual
dates by which the closure activi-
ties are to be accomplished. This
submittal must be done at least one
year prior to the closure date. How-
ever, the closure schedule should be
submitted as soon as meaningful
dates have been established.
If the site has an approved clo-
sure/completion plan (mandatory
for sites serving a population of
5,000 or more), then closure proce-
dures must follow that approved
plan. Changes to an approved plan
must be submitted for Bureau
approval at least 60 days before
closure. Sites without an approved
closure plan must follow proce-
dures described in the MSWMR,
Section 325.150(c).
an
After the landfill is closed,
"Affidavit to the Public"
(MSWMR, Section 325.152(c))
must be prepared and filed in the
deed records at the county clerk's
office, to indicate that the site had
been used for the disposal of solid
waste. A certified copy of the
recorded affidavit must be submit-
ted to the Bureau.
Once all closure requirements
have been met, you must request a
closure inspection from the Texas
Department of Health's regional
office. If the inspection confirms
that all closure requirements have
been met and the "Affidavit to the
Public" has been received, then the
Bureau will acknowledge closure of
the site and begin the five-year
post -closure maintenance period.
Post -closure maintenance and use
must meet requirements in
MSVdMR, Sections 325.153 and
325.154a
Contact: Hans J. Mueller, P.E.
page
COMMISSION
ROBERT H. DEDMAN, CHAIRMAN
RAY STOKER, JR.
WAYNE B. DUDDLESTEN
Control: 0195-02
Highway: I.H. 35
County: Denton
Mr. John Hamilton
City Manager
City of Sanger
P.O. Box 578
STATh DI:PARTMF,NT OT HIGHWAYS
AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
P.O. DOX 31M7
DALLAS, TEXAS 75221.3067
(214) 320-6100
2524 W. Prairie, Denton, Texas 76201
September 12, 1990
in Sanger
Sanger, Texas 76266
Dear Mr. Hamilton:
C!'1 �' 01 SANGER
ENGINEER -DIRECTOR
ARNOLD W. OLIVER, P.E.
CONTACT:
The following comments are being furnished in response to your
letter dated August 301 19909
1. A mowing contract is let by the Department annually which
includes mowing along I.H. 35. This contract requires
the right of way of I.H. 35 to be mowed five times during
the growing season.
2. Planting of shrubs, trees and/or wildflowers can be permitted
along highway right a way. Mr. Pat Haigh (1-214-320-6205)
at our District Office in Dallas may be contacted in regard
to beautification projects.
3. A sign indicating "Sanger -Next 3 Exits" will be placed
on the southbound and northbound lanes of I.H. 35.
4. Additional signs for the State Park will be placed when
the Park is opened.
5. I will forward a copy of your letter to our District
signing section for consideration of the remaining signing
requests.
Please contact me at 1-817-387-1414 if additional information is
required.
Sincerely,
Dwight S. Bird, P.E.
Resident Engineer
itj 038
cc: John H. Miller
Pat 0aigh
City of
August 30, 1990
Mr. Dwight Bird
Texas Department of Highways
M24 W. Prairie
Denton, Texas 76201
Dear Dwight:
Two issues have been raised by individuals and brought to our City
Council.
One involved the beautification of Sanger's portion of I-35. Our
local Keep Texas Beautiful Committee would like to know:
1). Once construction is completed, how often will the interstate
right of way be mowed?
2). Would the committee be permitted to plant shrubs, trees
and/or wildflowers along the I-35 right of way?
3). 1n order to accomplish regular mowing of the right of way,
could the State contract with the City for that service?
The other issue involves the signs to be placed along I-35 by the
State. We have discussed this in the past; however, a few specific
requests have been received.
1). Could or will the State remove the "3 miles to Sanger" sign
located in the N B lane at Clear Creek?
201 BOLIYAR ST. • P.O. BOX 578 • BANGER, TEXAS 76266 • 817-458-7930
Mr. Dwight Bird
3/30/90 Page 2
2). Could a sign recognizing Sanger at three exits be erected?
- Loop 138
- FM 455 ("Sanger," Pilot Point, Bolivar)
- Belz Road
3). Will additional signs for Lake Ray Roberts and the State
Parks on the Lake be erected or tagged on to other signs?
4). Could the Loop 138 exit also indicate "Business District0
I appreciate your time in reviewing these concerns.
Sincerely,
milton
��ty Manager
JH:es
Kixl
Denton Cc
September 7, 1990
The Mayor
City of Sanger
P. O. Box 578
Sanger, TX 76266
Dear Sir:
Department
I� `.1( I L
SEP � � 1990
CITY OF SANGER
Please find enclosed attachments regarding Class C Art estees. We
appreciate your past and continued cooperation. We sincerely
wish to provide all the support and assistance possible in
helping you fulfill your responsibilities in the Criminal Justice
System in Denton County.
Yott are invited to a meeting scheduled on Thursday, September 13,
at 7:00 p.m. at the Sheriff's Department, 127 N. Woodrow Lane,
Denton. The purpose of the meeting is to allow municipal court
judges, police chiefs, and other interested municipal officials
the opportunity to discuss the issue of Class C arrestees. The
County Attorney, Rob Morris; Sheriff Kirby Robinson; and I will
be present and available to answer any questions you may have.
Res/pectfully,
Paul Drewry
Jail Admini
PD/dm
encl.
ator
1271Vorth Woodrow Lane • Denton, Texas 76205.6301 • (817) 898-5614 • 434-1551 (Metro)
I.
DENTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S
DETENTION DIVISION
POLICIES of
CHAPTER:
PROCEDURES
ADMISSIONS
AUTHORITY:
DEPT. POL. & PRO. NO. PAGES
9.3 3
RELATED T0:
TCJS 217.09
ACA 2-5343 thru 2-5346
SUBJECT:
Based on the final judgment in
Texas and Mike Lawrence Sheri
District, July 1990:
CLASS C ARRESTS
John Doe v. AngeliIIIna County,
f, US District Court, Eastern
1. A criminal defendant may not be incarcerated arising
from his failure to pay a fine and/or costs solely
because he is indigent and unable to pay the full
amount of the fine assessed against him,
2. The defendant MUST be provided with a hearing to
ascertain his financial ability to pay the fine. If
the court concludes, after the hearing, that the
defendant is indigent and presently unable to pay the
full amount assessed against him, it MUST give him the
opportunity to discharge the fine through "Alternative
Means.
3. If the defendant is not provided with a hearing prior
to incarceration arising from his failure to pay the
fine and/or costs, it violates his right to procedural
due process guaranteed under the Fourteenth Amendment,
4. In addition, if any of the defendant's rights are
violated in the above way, both the Sheriff and the
County may be held jointly and severally liable for
damages, attorney's fees, and court costs under 42 L'SC
1983 and 1988 arising from the defendant's illegal
incarceration.
The US Court of Appeals, 5th circuit, Feb 8, 1989 ruled:
"Legality of initial arrest did not provide municipal
defendants with defense to state law false imprisonmen� claim based upon unreasonable detention of arrestee beyond
24 hours; officers were not acting within the scope of �h ;r
discretionary authority in detaining
arraignment for more than 24 yours."
F.2d 1197 (5th Cir. 1989).
arrestee withcu�
Gladden v. ,each
_,__
Texas Local Government Code, Article 351.041 states:
...The sheriff of each county is the keeper of the County
Jail. The sheriff shall safely keep all prisoners committed
to the jail by a lawful authority, subject to an order of
the proper court.
Chapter 43. Execution of Judgment, Texas Code of Criminal
Procedure.
II. PURPOSE•
It is the intent of the Denton County Sheriff's Depart::lent
to extend all assistance possible to law enforcement
agencies within Denton County regarding the housing of
arrestees. Denton County Sheriff's Department will continue
to assist other agencies by accepting Class C arrestees as
set forth in this document.
III. APPLICABILITY:
1. Jurisdictions that do not have holding facilities.
2. Jurisdictions transferring prisoners to the Denton
County Jail.
3. Municipal Judges and Justices of the Peace.
4. Detention Personnel.
IV. DEFINITIONS:
Class C Offenses: Offenses punishable by a fine not to
exceed $200.
Commitment Pagers: Legal documents stating the terms cf
confinement. As used in this policy, the judgment,
sentence, and court order stating the terms of the
confinement.
V. POLICY:
1. Denton County Sheriff's Department gill accept and :ci�
Class C arrestees, from jurisdictions that do nct :-:a:e
holding facilities, for a maximum period of 24 hours
prior to arraignment.
2. It is the responsibility of the agency arresting Ine
individual to assure the arraignment of the arrest_
within 24 hours of the time of arrest.
.. The Denton County Sheriff's Department •Ni�.�. :c� :c�er_-
c
an arrestee in need of medical attention.
4. The Originating Agency assumes financial responsibility
for any medical attention which becomes necessary
within the 24-hour holding period.
5. Any and all transportation of the arrestee to and from
the Denton County Jail for any purpose is the responsi-
bility of the arresting agency.
6. Should it become necessary for additional guards to be
assigned to the arrestee while outside the Denton
County Jail, it will be the responsibility of the
arresting agency to provide the guards (ie. Arrestee
needing to be treated for a medical condition and kept
in the hospital).
7. An arrestee will not be able to remain in the Denton
County Jail to lay out a fine unless court ordered.
Commitment papers must accompany the prisoner before
he/she will be accepted and held beyond the 24-hour
holding period (72 hours for weekends). The Commitment
papers must include a statement by the Judge that a
hearing has been conducted to ascertain the arrestee's
economic circumstances and financial ability, and that
the judge orders the arrestee to serve out the fine in
jail.
VI. PROCEDURES:
1. During the receiving process, the Book -in Officer will
remind the arresting agency of the above Policies.
2. If the arrestee has multiple charges, he is to be
arraigned for each charge and this is to be noted on
the arraignment sheet.
3. If the arresting officer is with the Department of
Public Safety or Denton County Sheriff's Department,
the originating agency of the warrant will be notified
of the policies at the time of confirmation of the
warrant.
4. The class C arrestees will be kept in one of the
holding tanks until he/she is arraigned. The time the
prisoner is held pending arraignment shall not exceed
24 hours.
5. In the event the arrestee has not been arraigned within
24 hours, Denton County Sheriff's department r�ii-.
notify the originating agency that t;le arrestee
being released from this facility and they must make
arrangements to pick up the arrestee immediately.
6. A time -served sheet will be completed for
showing the number of hours he has served
while waiting for arraignment. This will
before releasing the prisoner and a copy
Classification.
each prisoner
in holding
be completed
forwarded to
117
CIl`Y OF SANGER
P.O. BOX 578
SANGER, TEXAS 76266
REVENUE
SUMMARY
FOR CURRENT
PERIOD
FROM
08 01 90 TO 08 30 90
FISCAL h10NTHLY
APPROPRIATION AMOUNT
GENERflL FUND REVENUES
91.7 OF YEAR C
TO DATE �
Ah1OUNT OF BUDGE
AD VALOREtQ TAXES 337,502 6,277.61 338,757.89 100.4
PENALTY & INTEREST TAXES 14,250 3,375.98 10,646.13 7A.7
SALES TAX 102,250 11,690.42 85,786.18 83.9
FRANCHISE FEES 25,250 1,096w77 21,791.71 86.3
FIRE SERVICE — DENTON COUNTY 189430 19049.75 14,843.75 80.5
SOLID WASTE COLLECTION 145,250 12,696.95 137,349.37 94.6
LANDFILL PERMITS 80500 2,122.00 85536600 100.4
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS 8,000 291.50 4,823.11 60.3
MUNICIPAL COURT 180500 2,226.00 13,281.85 71.8
LIBRARY — DENTON COUNTY 9,950 .00 6,117.00 61.5
OTHER INCOME 14,250 78loCIO 12,683.73 89.0
INTEREST INCOME .30500 53.76 89094683 231.3
SUBTOTAL (REVENUES) 705,632 41,661.74 662,711.55
TRANSFERS 91,711 15,285.16 84,068.38
TOTAL FItNDS AVAIL.. TO G.F. 797,343 56,946.90 746,779.93
ENTERPRISE FUh1D
WATER SALES 305,31.0 27,411.18 267,779.62
WASTEWATER 5ERVICES 202,500 20,149.62 211,162.48
PENALTIES BILLED — WA (584.67) (311.43)
PENALTIES UTILITIES 30,000 2,960.66 28,158.65
WATER/SEWER TAPS 90800 .00 10850000
CONNECT/TRANSFER FEES 50000 10160600 8,240.00
ELECTRIC SERVICE J.,620,000 193,878.61 195315832.21
OTHER INCOME 8,350 151.56 7,897.26
INTEREST INCOME 11,000 5,960.27 80,004.04
3
UB—TOTAL 2,191,960 251,671.90 2,136,924.26
TRANSFERS .00 .00
TOTAL FUNDS AVAIL, TO E.F. 2,191,960 251,671.90 2,136,924.26
TOTAL REVENUES 2,989,303 30o,618.80 2,883,704.19
CITY OF BANGER
P.O. BOX 578
BANGER, TEXAS 762.66
EXPENDITURE
SUMMARY
FOR CURRENT
PERIOD
FROM
08 01 90 TO 08 30 90
91.7 OF YEAR C,
FISCAL MONTHLY TO DATE
APPROPRIATION AMOUNT AMOUNT OF BUDGE
GENERAL FUND
MAYOR & COUNCIL 7,660 385.10 95873.38 128.9
ADMINISTRATION 69,885 1,256.93 769236.76 109.1
PUBLIC WORKS ADMINISTRATION 16,471 392.96 14,558.52 88.4
VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 15,572 666.51 16,008.60 102.8
LIBRARY 15,892 1,743.19 19,261.21 121.2
POLICE 181058A 22,017.30 185,849.51 102.3
SANITATION 167,052 13,051.58 1429712.80 85.4
STREET 919501 7,120.94 809297.53 87.8
CONTRACTUAL SERVICES - TAXES 4,900 .00 3,434.39 70.1
AMBULANCE 11,595 2,784.37 119137.48 96.1
SENIOR CENTER 50000 342.46 29255.08 45.1
FIRE DEPT. 42,425 8,703.65 34,699.37 81.8
PARKS 11,500 960.49 8,698.12 75.6
SUB -TOTAL 641,037 59,425.48 605,022.75 94.4
REQUIRED SAVINGS 5,100 425.00 7,922.23 155.3
DEBT SERVICE 151,205 26.00 53,187.60 35.2
TOTAL G.F. EXPENDITURES 797,342 59,876.48 6669132.58_ 83.5
ENTERPRISE FUND
WATER 1299435 13,708.94 128,275.05 99.1
WASTEWATER 78,977 9,350.36 719696.43 90.8
ELECTRIC 1,432,177 146,477.66 lo307o324.01 91.3
UTILITY BILLING 71,690 5,300.22 68,052.58 94.9
MAYOR & COUNCIL 7,660 562.53 89653696 113.0
ADMINISTRATION 69,885 11,248.46 719960.89 103.0
VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 155572 15857.75 12,560.48 80.7
PUBLIC WORKS ADMINISTRATION 16,471 2,368.16 13,710.46 83.2 j
CONTINGENCY FUND 15,652 .00 65,955.48 421.4 f�f
1
REQUIRED SAVINGS 59484 457.00 290570.18 539.2
DEBT SERVICE 2575246 172.83 152,090.57 59.1 !
TOTAL E.F. EXPENDITURES 2,100,249 191,503.91 19929,850.08 91.9
TOTAL E.XPENDI:TURES 2,897,592 251,:;80.39 2,595,982.66 89.6
AUGUST 1990 SANGER POLICE DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY SUMMARY
POLICE CALLS ANSWERED
OFFENSE REPORTS MADE
231 (Dispatched & Officer generated)
65 (New reports & follow-ups to existing)
MAX RESPONSE TIME 40.00 (in minutes/ measuring all calls)
MIN RESPONSE TIME 0.00 (in minutes/ measuring all calls)
AVG RESPONSE TIME 2.16 (in minutes/ measuring all calls)
OVERALL MAX CALL DURATION 210.00 (in minutes/ arrest & non -arrest)
OVERALL MIN CALL DURATION 1.00 (in minutes/ arrest & non -arrest)
OVERALL AVG CALL DURATION 25.84 (in minutes/ arrest & non -arrest)
NON -ARREST MAX CALL DURATION 145.00 (in minutes/ all calls except arrests)
NON -ARREST MIN CALL DURATION 1.00 (in minutes/ all calls except arrests)
NON -ARREST AVG CALL DURATION 18.90 (in minutes/ all calls except arrests)
AUGUST 1990 CALL DISTRIBUTION AND ARREST SUMMARY
CALL DISTRIBUTION
BY OFFICER
------------------------------------
EARHEART 74
YARBROUGH / CASTER 27
RILEY 9
AMYX 66
PARISH 55
------------------------------------
TOTAL 231
AUGUST 1990 ARREST SUMMARY
TRAFFIC
WARNINGS
17
TRAFFIC
CITATIONS
24
TRAFFIC
FELONIES
0
CLASS
C
MISDEMEANORS
7
CLASS
B
MISDEMEANORS
1
CLASS
A
MISDEMEANORS
2
3RD
DEGREE
FELONIES
4
2ND
DEGREE
FELONIES
0
1ST
DEGREE
FELONIES
6
CAPITAL
------------------------------------
FELONIES
0
TOTAL ARRESTS
61
HOURLY CALL DISTRIBUTION
FROM
TO
CALLS
&00
AM AM
01:00
AM
18
01:00
AM
02:00
AM
12
02:00
AM
03*00
AM
8
03*00
AM
04:00
AM
8
04:00
AM
05:00
AM
2
05:00
AM
06:00
AM
2
06:00
AM
07*00
AM
0
07:00
AM
08:00
AM
1
08:00
AM
09*00
AM
1
09:00
AM
10*00
AM
6
10*00
AM
11:00
AM
4
11:00
AM
12*00
PM
3
12000
PM
01:00
PM
2
01000
PM
02:00
PM
2
02*00
PM
03*00
PM
9
03:00
PM
04:00
PM
11
04:00
PM
05000
PM
14
05:00
PM
06:00
PM
9
06:00
PM
07*00
PM
18
07:00
PM
08:00
PM
14
08000
PM
09:00
PM
23
09*00
PM
10*00
PM
31
10000
PM
11000
PM
17
11*00
PM
12:00
AM
16
TOTAL CALLS 231
Lx;ou5T
Ti vi T
( Soe:Trc/J
CALL Tclp E)
CALL DATE
11—Aug-90
18—Aug-90
21—Aug-90
21—Aug-90
21—Aug-90
02—Aug-90
06—Aug-90
08—Aug-90
11—Aug-90
18—Aug-90
21—Aug-90
27—Aug-90
06—Aug-90
03—Aug-90
09—Aug-90
06—Aug-90
07—Aug-90
11—Aug-90
12—Aug-90
15—Aug-90
19—Aug-90
21—Aug-90
23—Aug-90
04—Aug-90
07—Aug-90
08—Aug-90
10—Aug-90
11—Aug-90
14—Aug-90
15—Aug-90
15—Aug-90
24—Aug-90
29—Aug-90
31—Aug-90
31—Aug-90
05—Aug-90
O8—Aug-90
12—Aug-90
13—Aug-90
15—Aug-90
30—Aug-90
31—Aug-90
05—Aug-90
06—Aug-90
18—Aug-90
19—Aug-90
19—Aug-90
23—Aug-90
24—Aug-90
26—Aug-90
26—Aug-90
27—Aug-90
08—Aug-90
10-Aug-90
12—Aug-90
TIME RECD
09:05 PM
12:36 AM
03:45 PM
04:47 AM
03:45 PM
05:30 PM
09:28 PM
11019 PM
09:00 PM
12*36 AM
11:50 AM
12:09 AM
10*44 PM
10:35 AM
09:50 PM
09*12 PM
12*56 AM
08*39 PM
05*27 AM
03:55 AM
06:34 PM
12:11 AM
12*15 AM
12*58 AM
01:18 AM
11*15 PM
02:55 AM
01:57 AM
12*51 AM
10*13 PM
09:44 PM
01:10 AM
11:48 PM
12:28 AM
09:31 PM
03:13 AM
08:09 PM
02*46 AM
09:28 PM
03:03 AM
10*15 PM
04*30 PM
08*34 PM
01:08 AM
09:45 PM
03:15 AM
01*33 AM
02:38 PM
10:38 PM
04@13 PM
07a45 PM
07:10 PM
11:19 PM
12:51 AM
04:32 PM
OFFICERS
775
771
772
772
772
774
775
771
771
771
774
771
775
772
771
771
775
771
775
771
771
771
771
775
775
771
771
775
775
771
771
771
771
771
774
775
775
775
775
771
774
774
774
775
774
774
774
772
772
774
774
774
771
771
771
CALL ADDRESS
CALL
TYPE
COD
E
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
4
6
6
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
11
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
13
13
13
12-Aug-90 04:32 PM 772 117 SOUTHSIDE DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE 13
12-Aug-90 02w59 AM 775 104 KATHRYN DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE 13
°' 18-Aug-90 10*56 AM 772 810 KEATON DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE 13
18-Aug-90 10:20 AM 772 103 PARKER DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE 13
18-Aug-90 09*44 AM 772 1201 ELM DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE 13
20-Aug-90 02:38 AM 774 109 SOUTHSIDE DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE 13
22-Aug-90 12:13 AM 771 809 N 5TH DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE 13
27-Aug-90 05:53 AM 771 105 TAMMY DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE 13
01-Aug-90 01:06 AM 775 1100 AUSTIN # 9 MEET COMPLAINANT 14
03-Aug-90 07:11 PM 774 SNAP SHOP MEET COMPLAINANT 14
05-Aug-90 05:01 PM 774 COMMUNITY CENTER MEET COMPLAINANT 14
05-Aug-90 11:30 PM 774 HORIZON MEET COMPLAINANT 14
07-Aug-90 03*51 PM 775 915 N. 7TH MEET COMPLAINANT 14
07-Aug-90 09*02 PM 775 118 CHERRY MEET COMPLAINANT 14
09-Aug-90 10:46 PM 775 118 CHERRY MEET COMPLAINANT 14
09-Aug-90 12:08 AM 775 135 & CHAPMAN MEET COMPLAINANT 14
11-Aug-90 07:15 PM 775 5TH & WAYNE MEET COMPLAINANT 14
14-Aug-90 07*48 PM 775 SANGER PD MEET COMPLAINANT 14
14-Aug-90 06:26 PM 775 SANGER HIGH SCHOOL MEET COMPLAINANT 14
15-Aug-90 09*15 PM 771 1103 N STEMMONS MEET COMPLAINANT 14
15-Aug-90 04:20 PM 775 SANGER PD MEET COMPLAINANT 14
19-Aug-90 08:40 PM 771 1204 12TH MEET COMPLAINANT 14
21-Aug-90 08:20 AM 774 SANGER PD MEET COMPLAINANT 14
23-Aug-90 06:55 PM 772 SANGER PD MEET COMPLAINANT 14
23-Aug-90 10*29 PM 772 SANGER PD MEET COMPLAINANT 14
25-Aug-90 06:36 PM 774 513 S 3RD MEET COMPLAINANT 14
26-Aug-90 07:30 PM 774 122 PRESTON MEET COMPLAINANT 14
28-Aug-90 01:54 AM 771 HORIZON MEET COMPLAINANT 14
29-Aug-90 06:40 PM 772 1012 AUSTIN MEET COMPLAINANT 14
31-Aug-90 11:33 PM 771 10TH & WILLOW MEET COMPLAINANT 14
04-Aug-90 06:55 PM 774 PD PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
05-Aug-90 10*05 PM 775 PD PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
08-Aug-90 08:54 PM 775 201 BOLIVAR PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
14-Aug-90 06:18 PM 775 SANGER PD PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
15-Aug-90 07:32 PM 775 SANGER PD PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
15-Aug-90 04:30 PM 775 SANGER PD PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
18-Aug-90 11:59 AM 772 SANGER PD PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
20-Aug-90 09*15 PM 771 204 SOUTHSIDE PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
20-Aug-90 09:30 PM 771 SANGER PD PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
21-Aug-90 06:10 PM 771 114 TAMMY PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
23-Aug-90 06*55 PM 772 SANGER PD PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
26-Aug-90 06:20 PM 774 SANGER PD PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
29-Aug-90 06*40 PM 772 SANGER PD PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
30-Aug-90 05:40 PM 774 SANGER PD PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
31-Aug-90 07*20 PM 774 SANGER PD PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
31-Aug-90 08:38 PM 774 SANGER PD PHONE COMPLAINANT 15
05-Aug-90 08:00 PM 774 KIRBY'S BAR-B-Q ALARM CALL 16
07-Aug-90 06:07 PM 775 10TH & MARSHALL ALARM CALL 16
11-Aug-90 12*24 AM 775 VIDEO & SUBS ALARM CALL 16
12-Aug-90 06:58 PM 771 BEARDS MOTORS ALARM CALL 16
14-Aug-90 10*31 PM 771 HILZ SNIDER ALARM CALL 16
17-Aug-90 12:30 AM 771 HILZ SNIDER CHEV ALARM CALL 16
18-Aug-90 12*02 PM 772 GNB SANGER ALARM CALL 16
-- 20-Aug-90 03:50 AM 774 KIRBY'S BBQ ALARM CALL 16
24-Aug-90 08:17 PM 772 SANGER BANK ALARM CALL 16
30-Aug-90 08*58 PM 774 HILZ SNIDER CHEV ALARM CALL 16
0 )0
11-Aug-90 08*05 PM 774 1000 N STEMMONS OPEN BUILDING 17
11-Aug-90 01:34 AM 775 STEPHEN BAKER FIELD OPEN BUILDING 17
25-Aug-90 07:40 PM 774 SANGER TRAIN DEPOT OPEN BUILDING 17
28-Aug-90 09:50 PM 774 CITY BARN OPEN BUILDING 17
31-Aug-90 09@15 PM 774 SANGER HIGH SCHOOL OPEN BUILDING 17
21-Aug-90 08:40 PM 771 120S 10TH MESSAGE DELIVERY 19
02-Aug-90 03:35 PM 774 BURRUS MOTORIST ASSIST 20
03-Aug-90 11:50 PM 774 CITGO MOTORIST ASSIST 20
03-Aug-90 09:58 PM 775 N/B I-35 MOTORIST ASSIST 20
04-Aug-90 03:18 PM 774 705 8TH. MOTORIST ASSIST 20
05-Aug-90 01:32 PM 773 S/B I-35 @ BOLIVAR MOTORIST ASSIST 20
05-Aug-90 12:10 PM 773 S/B ACCESS & CHAPMANMOTORIST ASSIST 20
06-Aug-90 08:52 PM 771 ELM & 5TH MOTORIST ASSIST 20
10-Aug-90 10*13 PM 771 I35 & CHAPMAN MOTORIST ASSIST 20
12-Aug-90 09:45 PM 771 I-35 & CHAPMAN MOTORIST ASSIST 20
17-Aug-90 09:20 PM 771 OLD OUTA SITE VIDEO MOTORIST ASSIST 20
19-Aug-90 10*00 PM 774 OLD CONOCO SB I35 MOTORIST ASSIST 20
20-Aug-90 06:55 PM 771 902 HILLCREST #5 MOTORIST ASSIST 20
21-Aug-90 08:38 PM 771 BOLIVAR ST MOTORIST ASSIST 20
26-Aug-90 03:20 AM 771 400 CHAPMAN MOTORIST ASSIST 20
28-Aug-90 05:05 PM 774 CARE INN MOTORIST ASSIST 20
30-Aug-90 02:19 AM 771 I-35 @ AUSTIN MOTORIST ASSIST 20
02-Aug-90 10:15 PM 775 HORIZON AGENCY ASSIST 21
02-Aug-90 11:03 PM 775 1603 FAIRFIELD AGENCY ASSIST 21
04-Aug-90 01:21 AM 775 ACKER & PECAN AGENCY ASSIST 21
05-Aug-90 09:07 PM 775 ENLOW'S GARAGE AGENCY ASSIST 21
05-Aug-90 11:30 PM 775 HORIZON AGENCY ASSIST 21
10-Aug-90 03:45 AM 771 I35 NB FROM DENTON AGENCY ASSIST 21
12-Aug-90 08:19 PM 771 MILAM ROAD AGENCY ASSIST 21
18-Aug-90 02:15 PM 771 NB I-35 @ LOIS RD AGENCY ASSIST 21
25-Aug-90 05*10 PM 774 12TH & BOLIVAR AGENCY ASSIST 21
30-Aug-90 01:55 PM 772 FM 455 & MARION AGENCY ASSIST 21
04-Aug-90 07:40 PM 774 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCHFUNERAL ESCORT 22
13-Aug-90 02:30 PM 771 COKER FUNERAL HOME FUNERAL ESCORT 22
02-Aug-90 11*03 PM 774 1603 FAIRFIELD CIVIL STANDBY 24
03-Aug-90 04:30 PM 774 210 SOUTHSIDE ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
03-Aug-90 09:15 PM 774 317 CHURCH ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
05-Aug-90 09:30 AM 773 1804 MELINDA MYRL ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
05-Aug-90 12:49 AM 775 PD ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
08-Aug-90 09:35 PM 771 CHAPMAN & STEMMONS ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
09-Aug-90 09:45 PM 775 SANGER PD ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
12-Aug-90 03:22 PM 771 301 S 1ST ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
13-Aug-90 04:56 PM 771 301 S 1ST ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
22-Aug-90 07:00 PM 772 301 S 1ST ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
25-Aug-90 05:50 PM 774 12TH & BOLIVAR ANIMAL COMPLAINT 25
01-Aug-90 03:00 PM 773 CITY HALL CITY BUSINESS 26
01-Aug-90 03:00 PM 773 CITY HALL CITY BUSINESS 26
02-Aug-90 03:40 PM 774 CITY HALL CITY BUSINESS 26
03-Aug-90 05:30 PM 774 COUNCIL MEMBERS CITY BUSINESS 26
03-Aug-90 05:00 PM 774 CITY HALL CITY BUSINESS 26
05-Aug-90 07:35 PM 774 MAYOR'S RESIDENCE CITY BUSINESS 26
04-Aug-90 04042 PM 774 MELINDA MYRLE MISC TRAFFIC CALL 27
18-Aug-90 08:23 PM 771 107 CAROLYN MISC TRAFFIC CALL 27
28-Aug-90 03:30 PM 774 SANGER MIDDLE SCHOOLMISC TRAFFIC CALL 27
05-Aug-90 11:58 AM 773 COMMUNITY CENTER MISC OTHER CALLS 28
05-Aug-90 09:07 PM 774 ENLOW'S GARAGE MISC OTHER CALLS 28
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06—Aug-90 09:12 PM 775
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O6—Aug-90 11:38 PM 775
07—Aug-90 12:56 AM 771
07—Aug-90 03:56 AM 775
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09—Aug-90 07:00 PM 775
10—Aug-90 08*24 PM 771
10—Aug-90 08:15 PM 771
12—Aug-90 08:51 PM 771
12—Aug-90 08:41 PM 771
12—Aug-90 09*43 AM 772
12—Aug-90 10:28 PM 775
14—Aug-90 10*52 PM 771
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18—Aug-90 09a45 PM 771
18—Aug-90 09:05 PM 774
19—Aug-90 03:00 PM 771
21—Aug-90 01:20 AM 771
21—Aug-90 07:20 AM 774
22—Aug-90 05:15 PM 772
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25—Aug-90 10:20 PM 774
28—Aug-90 08*30 PM 774
28—Aug-90 04:15 PM 774
30—Aug-90 07:15 PM 774
12—Aug-90 09:38 AM 772
13—Aug-90 06:45 PM 775
28—Aug-90 04:00 PM 774
05—Aug-90 09*09 AM 773
26—Aug-90 07:13 PM 774
04—Aug-90 08:50 PM 774
27—Aug-90 08*02 PM 771
22—Aug-90 11:32 PM 771
18—Aug-90 04:52 PM 771
30—Aug-90 09:39 AM 772
02—Aug-90 01:26 AM 775
12—Aug-90 02@15 PM 771
01—Aug-90 09:40 PM 773
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03—Aug-90 02:28 AM 775
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07—Aug-90 01:10 AM 771
08—Aug-90 12:47 AM 771
13—Aug-90 10*40 PM 775
15—Aug-90 09:40 PM 771
15—Aug-90 12:47 AM 771
15—Aug-90 11:30 PM 771
17—Aug-90 02:10 AM 771
17—Aug-90 10*30 AM 772
19—Aug-90 05:37 PM 771
20—Aug-90 11:35 PM 771
21—Aug-90 02:38 PM 774
HILL SNIDER MISC OTHER CALLS 28
1802 MELINDA MYRL MISC OTHER CALLS 28
201 BOLIVAR MISC OTHER CALLS 28
I35 & CHAPMAN MISC OTHER CALLS 28
1802 MELINDA MYRL MISC OTHER CALLS 28
109 JACKILU MISC OTHER CALLS 28
COMMUNITY CENTER MISC OTHER CALLS 28
COMMUNITY CENTER MISC OTHER CALLS 28
906 CHURCH MISC OTHER CALLS 28
211 HILLCREST MISC OTHER CALLS 28
211 HILLCREST MISC OTHER CALLS 28
906 CHURCH MISC OTHER CALLS 28
COMMUNITY CENTER MISC OTHER CALLS 28
CITY PARK MISC OTHER CALLS 28
NB I-35 FROM DENTON MISC OTHER CALLS 28
HILZ SNIDER CHEV MISC OTHER CALLS 28
212 S 4TH MISC OTHER CALLS 28
1000 WOOD MISC OTHER CALLS 28
125 PARAMOUNT MISC OTHER CALLS 28
316 AUSTIN MISC OTHER CALLS 28
BANGER PD MISC OTHER CALLS 28
BANGER PD MISC OTHER CALLS 28
BANGER PD MISC OTHER CALLS 28
COMMUNITY CENTER MISC OTHER CALLS 28
BANGER HIGH SCHOOL MISC OTHER CALLS 28
102 HILLCREST MISC OTHER CALLS 28
10TH & FM 455 MISC OTHER CALLS 28
110 HILLCREST BURGLARY OF HABITATION 29
BANGER PD BURGLARY OF VEHICLE 31
1005 MARSHALL BURGLARY OF VEHICLE 31
BANGER COURIER BURGLARY OF VEHICLE 31
1100 AUSTIN/OFFICE BURGLARY OF MACHINE 32
116 PRESTON ASSAULT 33
HORIZON THEFT U/ 20 37
808 N 8TH THEFT U/ 20 37
211 S 4TH THEFT 0/ 20 U/ 750 38
603 N 4TH THEFT 0/ 750 39
408 S 7TH THEFT 0/ 750 39
DAVIS CONCRETE CRIM MIS 0/20 U/750 43
612 ELM CRIM MIS 0/20 U/750 43
205 COLONIAL HEIGHTSHARRASSMENT 45
PD HARRASSMENT 45
PD HARRASSMENT 45
705 N. 2ND. HARRASSMENT 45
112 TAMMY HARRASSMENT 45
117 ELM HARRASSMENT 45
119 WILLOW HARRASSMENT 45
BANGER PD HARRASSMENT 45
503 TURTLE CREEK HARRASSMENT 45
I-35 & CHAPMAN HARRASSMENT 45
503 TURTLE CREEK HARRASSMENT 45
I-35 &CHAPMAN HARRASSMENT 45
BANGER PD HARRASSMENT 45
138 TAMMY HARRASSMENT 45
BURRUS HARRASSMENT 45
705 HOUSTON 911 HANG UP 47
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20-Aug-90 02*52 AM 774
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05-Aug-90 02*18 PM 773
606
N 5TH
121
SOUTHSIDE
TARRANT
OIL
(CITGO)
200
SOUTHSIDE
SNAP
SHOP
BANGER
HIGH
SCHOOL
HORIZON
807
UTILITY
RD.
911 HANG UP
911 HANG UP
ROBBERY
KIDNAPPING
FORGERY/ FRAUD
RUNAWAYS
MISC OFFENSE REPORT
MISC OFFENSE REPORT
47
47
48
50
53
55
56
56