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Swenke stated the whole object is to
take the increase and proportion it
through the retail rates. Swenke
stated that with the new San Miguel lignite
plant, the fuel charge is due to come
down.
A residential rate comparison was given.
A 12 month average increase on a resi-
dential bill would be approximately
21.53%. This figure could go up or
down depending on the fuel cost.
Mayor .Cole called a special meeting for
Friday, January 22nd at 6*00 P. M. to
consider the rate increase.
Meeting adjourned.
ATTEST:
MINUTES: City Council Special Ca�.led
January 24, 1982
PRESENT: Mayor Cole, Bridges., Spindled T�,omas and.
Nesbitt
VACANCY: Place 1
OTHERS
PRESENT: Lloyd Henderson, Mary Jo.Stover
1. The City Council met to consider the Sanger Electric
Increase request of Brazos Coop.,
It was the general consensus of council that Brazos
had not given the City nor the Council proper time
to consider the requested rate increase.
Mayor Cole expressed. to Council the need for control
on the requested rate adjustments, Discussion.
Benny Bridges made the motion to approve the rate
increase with the following statements applying to
Clause 1 - PCAD Applicable Only to Large Conimercia
Tariff.) and to Clause 2 - PCAE Applicable to all
tariffs):
This clause covers only the wholesale power adjust-
ment granted by the Public Utilities Commission prior
to January 1, 1982 and shall remain in effect only
until the wholesale power cost is again adjusted by
the Public Utilities Commission.
Should an adjustment produce more revenue than the
actual wholesale power increase in any month, the over
charge will be credited to the customers next month
billing.
i01
No action taken on Fuel Adjustment Clause.
Wendell Thomas gave the second.
Meeting adjourned.
ATTEST:
Minutes: City Council
February 1, 1982
Voted unanimous.
PRESENT: Mayor Cole, Bridges, Thomas, Nesbitt and Spindle
VACANCY: Place 1
OTHERS
PRESENT: Lloyd Henderson, Mary Jo Stover, Mary Hesse,
Karla Stover, Jack Russell, Anne Kyle, Kathy
Toups, and Don Johnson.
1. The Minutes of January 18, 1982 meeting were approved
with one correction to No. 3 "Danny Spindle abstained
on the vote."
The minutes of January 24, 1982 were approved as printed.
2. Disbursements in the amount of $16,681.93 were approved
on a motion by Donn Nesbitt.. Bennie Bridges gave
the second.. Voted unan.
3. Mr. Don Johnson with the North Central Texas Council
of Governments presented Mayor Cole, recipient for
the City, the Municipal Management Award given by the
Governmental Services Agency. The award is given
annually by GSA to the Texas city which through exemplary
management of municipal affairs makes the greatest
improvement during the previous year in the quality
of life of its citizens... The City of Sanger was selected
for this award for its successful efforts in long-range
planning, for its effective use of federal grants,
for its efforts in revitalizing older areas of the
city, and for implementation of an improved garbage
collection system.
Mayor Cole Conveyed to Council that he had received
a letter of congratulations from Richard E. McCaskill with
Brazos Electric Power Coop, Inc.. with regards to the
award.
4. Motion was made by Benny Bridges for the Official Calling of
the City Election on April 3, 1982. Dan Spindle gave
the second, Voted unan.
5. Mayor Cole opened the public hearing on zoning Petition Z-56
for Danny Spindle and Jim Frazier. There was no
opposition to the change. Motion was made by Wendell Thomas
to approve Zoning Petition Z-56. Bennie Bridges gave the second.
Voting for were Bridges, Thomas, and Nesbitt. Danny Spindle
abstained. Motion carried 3-0.