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03/21/1977-CC-Minutes-RegularCoker made the motion to hire another attorney to help John L. with the tax suits. McDaniel seconded, voted by 3 with Enlow abstaining® B. City Secretary was advised to have City employees put up a blockade at the end of Freese Drive where Bruce Anthony's subdivision ends and at the South end of the proposed exten- sion of Freese Dr, where it joins with Old Highway 77, C, Moving expenses for the new City Manager was discussed and it was .motion by Cooper and seconded by McDaniel that it be Council policy to pay two weeks salary toward moving expenses. Voted unanimous, D, Mr, Coker requested that the City Secretary call Main LaFrentz & Co., auditors to get their pros and cons in re- gards to moving the accounting books of Sanger Electric from Waco to Sanger and why checks couldn't be written from the Sanger office instead of through the Waco office, E® '.'�Ir. Coker requested the City Secretary to furnish the Council with a list of the money we have on deposit and what it is designated for. ATTEST Minutes® City Council Meeting P+�arcg'i 2l, 1977 Present: Mayor Cole, McDaniel, Er�low, Coker, Cooper and Moore. Others Presentee City Secretary, Cundiff, ?orst an, Ward and Males 1. The minutes of March 7, 1977 were approved as written. 2, The Council received 3 bids on the new Jf8 ton truck® They are as follows ® Nolan -Williams Chevrolet, Inc. ��3909, 07 } g 'l�-arler Ford Mercury 3993.04), Hilz Ford Sales (4�4,075.11). No action was taken on the bids. Council felt that the Water Supt, should check the specifications on each before action was taken and a bid awarded, 3 ® Mr® Joel Males, representative of Midwest Tank Co., Inspected the overhead tower and reported his finding to the Council® The roof hanger bolts need repla^ing and the interior of the tank needs cleaning, Mr. Males explained that his company would replace the roof hanger bolts and clean the tower at the cost of $300.00 per day, not to exceed days. He said the outside of the tank needed to be sand blasted, with one coat of primer and one coat of aluminum put on at a cost of $7,256.00. Cooper made the motion to replace the roof hanger bolts and clean the interior of the tower, Coker seconded. Voted unanimous, �. Zoning Case Z-31, Petition of John Porter® Coker made the' motion to accept the recommendations of the Planning and Toning Conmission to rezone that porn on of Tract IO�B, h, m erwester now zoned Single Family to Local 'detail, and the zoning of Tract 106A „ N, Tierwester to remain Light Industry and those portions of Tract 106B., H. Tier ester now zoned Local Retail and Light Industry to remain as zoned. McDaniel seconded. Unanimous vote, 5. The Amtrak Resolution was not available at the meeting. Mayor Cole explained that a passenger stop was need Denton County and Sanger is the last City before the tracks split.. In order to board the train now it is necessary to go to Gainesville or Fort `forth. There is a condition if Sanger is accepted in that we will page an area type platform 20' X 200 yds. The Chamber of Commerce has agreed to fix up the inside of the depot. Ralph requested that he have authorization to approve the resolution and the Council would be given a copy of what was submitted. Cooper wade the motion to approve the resolution to provide service to this area and Thomas Moore seconded. Voted unanimous, 6. The attached policies for Sanger Electric System were approved on a motion by Cooper, seconded by Enlow, voted unanimous, 7, Other Matters. a. On a n�oticsn by I��cDaniel, seconded by Cooper it was voted unanimous to sign the Maintenance Agreement with Pitney Bowes on the 358 copier. The annual charge is $208.00 for a year's service and parts. b. Mr. Horstman and Mr. Ward were at the meeting to answer any questions the Council might have regarding the Gas Rate Increase. The gas company is requesting a 20.47% Increase. A discussion followed about rates and gate rates etc. The Council requested that EEG advise them of the construction cost spent in Sanger for 1976. No action taken® c. Electrical Inspection Fees- It was motioned by Cooper, seconded by nlow that the charge for an electrical inspection commercial or residential be based on lf2 cent per square ft. with a $15.00 minimum and a rein- spection fee of $10.00. Voted unanimous. da It was discussed that Pierce Moore would be unable to put an ll' door in the Fire Station Storage and it was agreed that 3 (12, X 101) doors would do. e. It was agreed that Selman ?Floss could continue to mow -the park, f ® City Secretary was advised to tell John L. Sullivan to proceed with quitclaim, Also, that Gray Shelton would be willing to help with the tax suits. His charge for service would be 15%. Meeting adjou ed at 80a45 p.m. ATTE.ET ='Ti �,utes • City Council 1�leeting April �, 1977 Present Mayor Cole, McDaniel, Enlo��, Coker, Cooper and �loore. Others Present < City 1Qanager, City Secretary, Baker, 1�u�'i , Carr, Pointer, Dyer, Inman_ and Bridges.