11/16/1987-CC-Minutes-Regular387.
18. Any Other Such Matters:
1. Mayor Armstrong stated that no decision on the street had been
made for Care Inn. They have not received a cost of the street
repair at Care Inn.
2. Steve was asked if letter had been seazt to homeowners about the
grease on the sewer lines.
3. Mayor Armstrong asked what has Yiappened on the situation at the
Marina. Steve Shutt stated he would check on this.
4. Carolyn Adkins asked if there was ever a final cost report for
the park.
5. Benny Erwin asked about the ladder outside the tower. If no one
needs to use it, was there any possible way that it be removed.
He feels someone will eventually get hurt by climbing up to the
tower.
Steve Shutt was asked to check on this.
Carolyn Adkins stated that Allied Tank Service stated it would
paint Srs. 87 or whatever on the tower every year at no cost.
Carroll stated that this item was mentioned at the Eanergency
Meeting. Steve Shutt asked to check on this.
19. City Manager's report:
1. Lower lift station is in need of repairs again.
-. 2. Stated that Tinning will be completing the final street projects
for Series '86.
20. Meeting adjourned.
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City Council
November 16, 1987
Mayor Nel Armstrong, Carolyn Adkins, Wendall Thomas,
Danny McDaniel, and Jerry Jenkins
Carroll McNeill
Steve Shutt, Rose Shuffield, Hank Hargrove, Bud
Hauptman-Metroplex Engineer, Dan Aiken, Employers
Ins.-TPS, Jon McDonald -Architect -Urban Design Assoc.,
Inc., Robert,Strong, Prentice Preston, Benny Erwin,
Edgar Barrow, Jim Woodall, and Stan Day.
1. Mayor Armstrong called the meeting to order, led invocation,
and pledge to the flag.
2. Minutes of November 16th were approved as written. However,
Mayor Armstrong stated that on item #14 that City Council
approved the consent for the sale of these bonds for the
Care Inn to Advance Living.Technology, Inc. and she was
going to use her power to veto that motion until they
are absolutely sure what plans they have for the use of
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of those funds.
3. Disbursements- Item 9 45 (TML) will still be held and
discussed at a later date. Wendall Thomas made the motion to
approve disbursements for November 11, 1987 be approved.
Danny McDaniel seconded. Motion carried.
4. Citizen's Input- None
5. Consider and Possible Action on Employer's Insurance.
Don Aiken went over the proposal in comparison to TPS
and TML. Discussion. Carolyn Adkins made the motion
that we accept TPS's recomendation and that TML be
notified. Jerry Jenkins seconded. Motion carried.
Dan Aiken recommended that we notify TML that we request
an audit on that final amount. Wendall Thomas stated
that the letter be sent registered.
6. Consider and Possible Action on Personnel Police Reserve.
Mayor Armstrong stated Steve Shutt, herself and Benny had
met, Jerry Jenkins could not meet with them but they re-
viewed the new changes and made their recommendations.
Discussion continued.
Since there was so much controversy on some of the issues
Mayor Armstrong felt a committee should be appointed. City
Council agreed.
Mayor Armstrong appointed Jerry Jenkins and Danny McDaniel
to this committee to work with the Chief of Police and
the Chief of the Reserve to present their recommendations.
Steve and Mayor Armstrong as ex-officio members. This
item was tabled for a later date.
Item A7-13 later discussed in the meeting.
14. Consider and Possible action on Sanger Industrial Park
Steve Belknap.
Steve Shutt presented the proposal to the site plan that the
P & Z had recommended.
i On the Architec aural Guidelines. Motion was made by Jerry
Jenkins that on that paragraph that a period should proceed
after doors." and that on the last statement which stated
10% masonry will be required on the two sides exclusive of
windows and doors be deleted. Seconded by Wendall Thomas.
Motion carried.
Building setbacks -and Heights.
2nd Paragraph was changed to reflect rear yard setbacks shall
be a minimum of 15 feet of which only 5 feet may be used for
A/C or other utility attachment to the structure and this
15 feet must not be fenced or obstructed in any way except the
above mentioned. The above mentioned restriction are
to insure that there is adequate clearance for emergency
vehicle. Jerry Jenkins amde the motion. Wendall Thomas
seconded. Motion carried.
On the turn lames_ and street improvement, it was left as
is with the understanding that the City find out if this
was not on County Road.
Jerry Jenkins made the motion and it was seconded by Carolyn
Adkins that the addendum to the site plan for Steve Belknap
be approved with the changes noted. Motion carried. _
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11. Consider and Possible Action Regarding a Variance Request
for Burrus Supermarket.
Bud Hauptman with Metroplex Engineering introduced Robert
Strong, Rep. of Mr. Burrus and John. McDonald (architect for
Urban Design).
Mr. Hauptman stated that Metroplex did site work and structural
design and Mr. Burrus plans to expand the grocery store
- 5,000 square feet. The orignal store because of the size did
not require a sprinkler system but the additional footage
makes it fall under the sprinkler system under the new
building code.
The reason Mr. Burrus is requesting a variance is that
the installation of the sprinkler system will cost and additional
$771000.00.
Discussion.
Emergency exists were discussed.
Motion was made by Wendall Thomas that the variance request
for Burrus Supermarket be granted according to Mr. Doyle's
recommendation and the intallation of a fire alarm system
with alarm bell on the exterior wall be included.. Jerry
Jenkins seconded the motion. Motion carried.
7. Consider and Possible Action on Junk Vehicle Ordinance.
Discussion. This item was tabled a.nd sent to our city attorney
for his recommendation.
(Steve to ask if the new State law site barrier concerning
fencing requirement applies to cities on junk vehicles).
8. 9. & 10. Tabled for a later meeting.
12. Consider and Possible Action on Final Plat for J. W. Bucklew
Mayor Armstrong stated that Mr, Bucklew purchased a lot from
the Church of Christ and is dividing this lot and building
a house on the front lot with the stipulation that the back
Lot, a house would not be built until a street is finished.
Mayor Armstrong stated that P & Z had made these recommendations
to City Council.
Danny McDaniel made a motion and it. was seconded by Jerry Jenkins
that they approve P. & Z,'s recomme:ndation on J.W. Bucklew's
plat. Motion carried.
14-16 Later Discussed
17. Consider' an"d Possible Action on 'bids for wood chipper
Morbark- Ford Model 423 10,994.00
White Hercule Model G 1600 11,000.00
Blackwall Electric 9,500.00
(unit used with about 425 hours)
UEC Equipment
White Model Ford 423 12,146.00
Discussion continued. City Council_ agreed not to consider
the use Wood Chipper from Blackwall_.
Motion was made by Carolyn Adkins. Seconded by Jerry Jenkins
to give Stan Day authority to purchase either of the two from
Mobark: the White Ford Model 423 10,994.00
or the White Hercules G 1600-
demonstrator for 11,000.00
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after Stan discussed with the gentleman which one of the wood
chippers he recommended of the two. Motion carried.
13. Consider and Possible Action on Zoning Petition 66-87
Mr. & Mrs. Royal are requesting their property remain R-1
Residential instead of the new proposed zoning of Industrial.
Motion was made by Jerry Jenkins and seconded by Danny McDaniel
that they accept P. &Z.'s recommendation on Sylvester
Royal's Zoning Petition Z6-87. Motion carried.
15. Consider and Possible Action on Word Processor and Latest
Multiplan Documentation Spread Sheet.
Jerry Jenkins made the motion that the City purchase the
word processor and the latest multiplan documentation at
the cost of $480.00 with the cost of basic training.
Funded out of S.E. Savings. Seconded by Wendall Thomas.
Motion Carried.
16. Consider and Possible Action Regarding Christmas Bonuses
for City Employees.
This item was tabled until they could see the cost comparison
from last year to this year's with the increase.
18. Consider and Possible Action for Resolution 15-87 Authorizing
the Submission of an application from Grant Assistance under
the 1987 Texas Community Development Porgram.
Motion was made by Danny McDaniel and seconded by Wendall Thomas
we approve Resolution R��15-87. Motion carried.
19. Consider and Possible Action to appoint New Member
to Sanger Industrial Board.
M
otion was made by Danny McDaniel that city appoint Carroll
1`2cNeill to that board. Seconded by Jerry Jenkins. Motion
carried.
20. Consider and Possible Action for Dunding Sanger Industrial
Committee.
Mayor Armstrong stated Industrial Committee has been needing
some money and Chamber of Commerce has been funding this all
the time. They have asked that the city make a donation.
Mayor Armstrong stated that the Sanger Industrial Dev. Corp.
Savings Account has $619.05.
Jerry Jenkins made the motion that the City fund $500.00
of the Industrial Board monies to the Sanger Chamber of
Commerce Development Committee for use to bring industry to
the City of Sanger. Carolyn Adkins seconded. Motion carried.
21. Any other such matters:
1. Steve Shutt asked about negotiations with Texas -Waste
Management. No Report.
2. Final Cost Report of Park. Need to present on next
agenda.
3. Steve Shutt was asked to call Galaxy about the complaints.
22. City Manger's Report:
1. Ambulance Service -Contact and set meeting concerning
ambulance bill of $19,250.00
2. Steve Shutt reported on the ladder situation at the water
tower and the ladder will be pulled up 2 feet.
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3. Send notice to City Council.
Cookies for the 5th of December. City Council to bring to
Sullivan Senior Center. Annual Christmas Lightning at the
park on December 5th.
4. November 24th- Demonstrator (street patching equipment
Minutes: City Council Meeting
December 7, 1987
Members
Present: Mayor Nei Armstrong, Jerry Jenkins, Carroll McNeill,
Danny McDaniel, Wendall Thomas, and Carolyn Adkins
Others
Present: Steve Shutt, Etta Stogsdill, Cindy and Edgar Barrow,
Hank Hargraves -Sanger Courier, Mr. & Mrs. Woodrow
Barton, Gene Hughes and Stan Day.
1. Mayor Armstrong called the meeting to order, led the invocation,
and pledge to the flag.
2. Minutes of November 16th, 1987 were approved as written.
3. Disbursements: Items #7 Bighorn #14-Dana Commercial Credit,
��54 Show, ��69-Vulcan, and ��27 Greenville (deleted from
Computer) were questioned. Item #1,6-GSA was questioned and it
was noted it might be best to hold payment until the new city
map is received, item #18-City of Denton -pay only $9,500.00),
item #66-TML- staff was instructed to put a hold on this bill
until a corrected bill is received..
Motion was made by Wendall Thomas and seconded by Jerry Jenkins
to approve the disbursements for 12-4-87 with corrections,
hold and others questioned. Motion carried.
4. Citizen Input:
Woodrow Barton spoke regarding police matters. He noted
that after his move to Sanger how many more police officers
had began working for the City of Sanger Police Deparment0
He informed the council he then became concerned about the
police department, attitudes and what was going on in Sanger.
Mr. Barton recalled to the Council that he had been before
them on November 2 and he spoke regarding -Alice matters.
At this meeting, he informed the council he had given Steve
a list of questions which had been distributed to the city
Council memebers.
Mayor Armstrong informed him that due to limited time for the
public speaking, it would be best :For him to read -all the
questions first. These questions :From Woodrow Barton were
as follows:
a. What is the cities policy on :police training.
1. Regular force?
2. Reserve training?
b. Is it a written policy?
c. Who is in charge of training?