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03/20/1978-CC-Minutes-RegularMayor Cole polled the Council and it was the general consensus not to pay the $6400. Mayor Cole recommended that Mr. Coffey go back through P&Z for their recommendation on his Final Plat. 8. Sanger Electric Books - Discussion. Coker made the motion the City ask Brazos if they would be willing to give Sanger Electric financial records back to the City. Bridges second. Discussion. Bridges, Coker and McDaniel voted for. Cooper and Enlow voted against. Motion carried 3-2. 9. Monthly budget report - To be presented at a later date. 10. Council received a letter from Ken Cornell clarifying the objections regarding the Coleus Club. Ken requested the City write a letter to Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission stating the objections have been clarified. Council was in agreement on this. 11. Bridges made the motion to purchase four garbage containers from Hollingsworth Mgf. Coker second. Unan. 12. Other such matters: (a) Council would like City Manager to update list of things Council request to be done and have it available for each meeting. (b) Council requested that the Sanger Electric Capital Improvements budget be placed on the next agenda. 13. Council was called into executive session. 14. Meeting reopened from executive session. Meeting adjourned. ATTEST: ayo Minutes: City Council March 20, 7978 Present: Mayor Cole, Cooper, McDaniel, Coker, Enlow. Absent: Bridges Others present: City Mgr., City Sec., City Attorney, Bill Switzer and Susan Cornell. 1. Minutes were approved as printed. 2. Susan Cornell gave a report on the computer study. Out of eight or nine companies contacted, six responded. Cost figures are as follows: (1) The cheapest form of computer system is a Burroughs ledger card system for $15,000.00, virtually just an update from the one we have. (2) The Olivetti sold by Massey Office Supply is a ledger card system for around $18,000.00. Mrs. Cornell does not recommend this machine. (3) The cheapest NCR sells for approximately $22,500.00. This is the NCR 499. (4) I.B.M. has a mini -computer 5110 for just under $22,000.00. (5) Univac 13C7 sells for approximately $30,500.00. (6) Burroughs came back with another machine more suited called the B80 for $32,500.00. (7) NCR has the 8150 for just over $351000.00. (8) The Basic IV Model 400 sells f,or approximately $369900.00. This is cost of hardware only. Soft ware would run another $5,000.00. (9) Another large NCR system sells for $42,050.00. There is a 60 to 90 day delivery on these machines. Mrs. Cornell suggested the possibility of a service bureau such as the Denton Service Bureau. Council wants to purchase a machine. Mrs. Cornell suggested the City buy something other than a ledger card system. She suggested the Council decide on the amount of money they want to spend and what money they have to spend. 3. Cooper made the motion to approve the Sanger Electric Capital Improvements Budget for $109,260.00. McDaniel second. Voted unan. Lindon Carr discussed with Council a new fee schedule for Sanger Electric. Ask for approval of this in order not to have a rate increase for the coming year. All fees were accepted as printed with the exception of the temporary service fee. It was raised from $30.00 to $50.00. Enlow made the motion the service fees be approved. Cooper second. Voted unan. Sanger Electric Capital Improvements for January in the amount of $13760.56 were approved on a motion by Cooper. McDaniel second. Voted unan. -- 4. Disbursements in the amount of $7,590.97 were approved on a motion by McDaniel. Cooper second. Voted unan. 5. Monthly budget report was accepted by Council. 6. The Resolution to Amtrak was discussed by City Mgr. Ask Council for directive for City Mgr. to contact Mr. Grogan and direct him to proceed toward obtaining the Amtrak stop based on first obtaining Federal Funding on needed facility in Sanger and also to obtain necessary information to allow for decision concerning local funding. McDaniel made the motion. Enlow second. Voted unan. 7. City Mgr. discussed with the Council the letter from Bob Shawn regarding the Pro Rate Ordinance and charges. With regards to the landfill letter. Tony was advised to get in touch with Mr. Wyche and begin negotiation aimed toward obtaining twenty five (25) acres for a landfill site. Mayor appointed Enlow, Coker, and Cooper to work with Tony on this. 8. John Coker was appointed as our nominee to The Texas Area 5 Health System Agency. Other such matters: a. Comm. Switzer discussed various matters of mutual interest between the county and city. b. Mayor ask that the Private Club Ordinance be placed on the agenda for next meeting. Meeting adjourned. ATTEST: ayor