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CITY OF GRAPEVINE, TEXAS
AGENDA
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MAY 21 , 1974, AT 7 :30 P .M.
COUNCIL CHAMBERS - 413 MAIN STREET ?
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I . CALL TO ORDER
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II . INVOCATION [to be given by Councilman MUrphy)
� III . CITIZENS REQUESTS AND/OR MISC . REPORTS 6 DISCUSSIONS
IV. CONSIDERATION OF THE MINUTES [April 23, May 7th and 14th) ;
V . OLD BUSINESS
A . Consideration of a zoning change and site location
[Z-74-6] from "R-3" to "SP" Speci�ic Use Permit
District �or a nursing home on a one acre tract o� �
land in the Thomas Mahan Survey , Abstract 1 �50.
The applicant is Mr. Aubrey Smith. The Planning 6
Zoning Commission has approved the zoning change
and site location.
B. Consideration of replat of Lot 18, Blk. 5, Section ;
1 , Grapevine Lake Estates Addition. This replat E
reestablishes front and side yard building lines
to conform with the City Building Code. The
Planning 6 Zoning Commission has approved the replat. 5
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C. Review bids taken on sewer connections.
D. Consideration of salary and �ringe benefit adjust-
ments �or city employees due to rising cost o�
living.
VI . NEW BUSINESS
A. Consideration of the Council to authorize the City
Staf� to investigate possible methods o� obtaining
Workmen's Compensetion. The City must stert this
program by July 1 , 1974, under Senate Bill 283 as
passed by the 1973 Texas Legislature.
B. Consideration o� approval to participate in the
Multi-City Microdisc Record System under the Texas
Criminal Justice Grant.
C. Consideration of Council to authorize spending of
revenue sharing money to purchase the John Vilbig
land, a 2. 76 acre tract adjacent to the sewer treat-
ment plant.
D. Consideration of the proposed expenditure o� F�evenue
Sharing money for the year 1974-75 of $62, 346. 00.
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E. Consideration o� Council to appoint Mayor Pro-Tem ;
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Electrical Board - 3 members
Library Board - 2 members
Park � Recreation Board - 2 members !
Planning 6 Zoning Commission - 3 members
Board o� Adjustments - 2 members
Civil De�ense Director
F. Consideration o� the City Council to approve the
� City of Grapevine and the Woodine Development Corp . '
to enter into an agreement with Leon Howard, to sub-
mit an application t❑ the Corp o� Engineers to lease
700+ acres o� land below the Grapevine Dam �or a
gol� caurse.
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IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE 6252-17, V .A . T.C. S . , AS
AMMENOED BY CHAPTER 227, ACTS OF THE 61ST LEGISLATURE,
REGULAR SESSION, 1968, THE CITY COUNCIL AGENDA WAS
PREPARED AND POSTED ON THIS THE 17TH DAY OF MAY , 1974,
AT 4: 15 P ,M.
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CITY SECRETARY
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STATE OF TEXAS �
COUNTY OF TARRANT O
CITY OF GRAPEVINE �
The City Council of the City of Grapevine , Texas , convened
in regular meeting at 7:35 p . m. , on this the 21st day o� May,
1974, with the following members present, to-wit:
William D. Tate Mayor
Doil Dalton Councilman P1 . #1
-� Tommy Eidson Councilman P1 #2
C. D. Pittard Councilman Pl. #3 '
.- • Bob Murphy Councilman P1. #4
Thelma Conine Councilwoman P1. #5
Millard Dilg Councilman Pl. #6
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Floy Ezell City Manager '
Jim Hancock Assistant City Manager
Kenneth Pritt City Secretary
John Boyle City Attorney
Mayor Tate called �the meeting to order. ,
The invocation was given by Councilman Dalton.
The Mayor called for correction to the 'minutes o� April 23,
May 7th and 14th. Councilman Dilg mede a motion to make a
correctioh in the May 7th minutes, in the last page of the
minutes , 7th paragraph, last line, as wrote : "felt that
those of Mr. Hunt could be improved on. " Changing the sen-
tence �rom Mr. Hunt to Mr. Howard. Councilman Eidson
seconded the motion and the motion prevailed by the fol-
lowing vo te :
Ayes : Tate, Di1g,Murphy , Datlon , Conine , Eidson, Pittard �
Noes : None '
While the council read the remainder o� the minutes , the
City Manager introduced the department heads. Councilman
Dilg moved for the dispensa�ion of the reading of the minutes
and that they be approved as corrected. Councilman Murphy
seconded the motion and the motion prevailed by the_ following
vote :
Ayes : Tate , Dalton, Murphy , �ilg, Eidson , Conine , Pittard
Noes : None
The next order of business was the consideration of a zoning
change and site location [Z-74-6) �rom "R-3" to "SP" Specific
Use Permit District �or a nursing home on a one acr.e tract of
land in the Thomas Mahan Survey , Abstr__act 1 �50. The applicant
was Mr. Aubrey Smith. The Assistant City Manager gave a brief
history of the application. The City Secretary read the cap-
tion of the proposed ordinance [74-14] . The Planning and
Zoning Commission had approved the application and site
location on May 7, 1974, Councilman Pittard recommerlded that
the application be considered on an emergency basis because
of the number of times it had appeared be�ore the Council ;
it was then put in the �orm of a motion by Councilman
Pittard and seconded by Councilwoman Conine. The motion
prevailed by the �ollowing vote : i
Ayes : Tate, �ilg, Dalton, Conine , Murphy , Pittard, Eidson
Noes : None
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ORDINANCE N0 . 74-15
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0 . 70-1 �, A ZONING ORDINANCE
OF THE CITY OF GRaPEVINE , TEXAS, GRANTIiNG A ZONING CHANGE
ON A TRACT OF LAND IN THE THOMAS MAHAN SURVEY , ABSTRACT N0 .
1050, IN THE CITY OF GRAPEVINE, TEXAS, AND MORE FULLY
DESCRIBED F16FiEIN; AND ORDERING A CHANGE IN THE USE OF SAID
PROPERTY FROM "R-1 " TO "SP" SPECIFIC USE PERMIT DISTRICT -
NURSING HOME; CORFiECTING THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP ; PRESERVING
ALL OTHER POFITIONS OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE; PROVIDING THAT
THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUBJECT TRACT SHALL BE IN CONJUNCTION
" WITH THE SUBJECT PROPERTY ZDNED BY ORDINANCE N0 . 73-44, AND
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TWO TRACTS SHALL NOT BE '��EVERA�LE;
PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; DETERMINING THAT THE PUBLIC
INTEREST, MORALS AND GE�IERAL WELFARE DEMAND A ZONING CHANGE
AND AMENDMENT HEREIN MADE; AND PROVID'ING A PENALTY ; AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY .
The next order o� business was the consideration o� replat
of Lot 18 , Blk. 5, Sec tion 1 , Grapevine Lake Estates Addition.
This replat was to reestablish front and side yerd building
lines to conform with the City Building Code. The Assistant
City Manager gave a brief history of the replat and
explained that there were no dimensional changes on the lots.
He �Urther stated that Mr. Wirtdsor , Building Inspector , had
approved the replat. Councilman Dalton moved to accept the
replet of Lot 18 , Blk, 5 , Section 1 , o� Grapevine Lake
Estates. Counc�ilman Pittard seconded the motion and the
motion prevail�cl by the following vote :
Ayes : Tate , Dilg , Dalton , Conine , Eidson , Pittard, Murphy
Noes : None
The next order o� business was to review bids taken on sewer
connections. The City Manager introduced a letter �rom the
consulting engineers , Freese � Nichols , recommending that the
� City accept the bid of Cowart Constriction Company because
of the time factor involved. Four bids were presented:
Birl V. Davis Inc. , Cowart Construction Co . , Texsun Construction
Co . , and Feazell Construction Co . The City Manager explained
that there was a great time element involved in this project
and that time was one of the main areas o� consideration. It
was stated that the work would be done on an unit-price basis.
The City Manager assured the Council that the consulting
engineer did stress the time element to the bidders. He also
stated that Cowart would start immediately on the project.
' It was stated that the bid was based on 290 sewer connections,
and the connections were to existing dwellings only and not to
vacant lots. This was the cause o� some discussion by the
Council because they felt that in some cases, the connections
should be made to the vacant lots also , in order to save road
repair work at a later date. It was estim��bed that tl�ere 40
vacant lots in the area discussed. It was also estimated that
edditional vacant lots could be added at an additional cost o�
$150. 00 per lo t. Councilman Eidson mede a motion to accept the
recommendation o� the consulting engineers by awarding the con-
tract to Cowart Construction Co. in the amount o� $44, 152. 50,
and that the City Manager be instructed to study the additions
that should have additional taps supplied to vacant lots ; and
" that they be added to those lots as the work progresses.
,., Councilman Dilg seconded the motion ahd the motion prevailed
by the �ollowing vote :
Ayes : Tate, Dilg, Dalton, Conine , Eidson, Murphy, Pittard
Naes : None �
Councilman Eidse,n requested that an update on the progress of
the project be given at each Council meeting.
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May 21 , 1974
Attention : Mr. Floy Ezell ,
City Manager
Re: CUStomer Service Lines ;
' Northwest and Northeast Sewer Systems
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Bids were received and opened at 2 :00 P . M. May 17, 1974 �or �
the constructian of suctomer sewer service lines �rom sewer
meins to property lines in the Nothwest and Northeast areas. ,
Four bids were received and opened with results as shown on
the enclosed tabulation of bids.
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� You will note that the low bidder Birl V. Davis did not enter
the unit prices as called for in the proposal and his com-
a pletion time was indicated as being 150 calendar days. It is
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important that the unit prices be used so that the quantity
could be increased, or decreased, as constructibn progresses
and we believe the City desir�es to have the work done at an
early date.
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You will note that the second, from low , bidder was Cowart
Construction Co . of Hurst, Texas. His proposal in the amount ;
� o� $44, 152. 50 is $4, 279. 50 above the lowest bid. Cowart pro-
x posed construction time at 90 calendar days. �
We have studied the bids and the low bidder quali�ications and s
are hereby o��ering our recommendations. We recommend award
of contract to Cowart Construction Co . , of Hurst, in the amount
o� $44, 152. 50 because his bid was in correct form and his con-
struction time apperas to better �i� the needs of the City.
Cowart ConstrUCtion Co . is owned by E. J . Cowart who formerly
was construction superintendent �or the Municipal Service
Company at Euless. We are on the opinion Cowart has the
ability to satisfactorily construct the proposed service lines
and he advises us that he can start work at an early date. Mr.
Cowart epparently acts as his own superintendent.
We are ready to proceed as per your desires and actions.
/s/ James C. Sells , P . E .
The next order of business was the consideration of salary and
f ringe benefit adjustments for city employees due to rising
cost of living. The City Controller gave an introduction and
presentation to the Council o� in�ormation that was requested
by Councilman Eidson at the Council meeting of May 14, 1974.
The City Controller presented the sources o� revenue and status
of our �inencial standing through the current reporting period
pf April 30, 1974. He presented detailed in�ormation of the
revenUe and expenditures o� the City. He �urther stated that
theCity had not received the Franchise Tax from Lone Star Gas
which is approximately $70, 000. 00 and it was stated that a
meeting would be held on May 22 at 10: 00 with Lone Star Gas
to discuss the franchise tax. He further stated the City is
projecting an over-budget figure o� over $230, 000. 00. The
question was presented to the City Controller as to what it '
would cost the City to give a 7% increase to certain personnel
such as : all persons excluding department heads, City Manager,
Assistant City Manager , City Secretary , City Controller , and
Assistant Chief of Police. The department heads included: z
Parks 6 Recreation , Tax Assessor , Building Inspector, Police
Chief , Fire Chie� , and Water Superintendent. $159, 309. 80 was
the figure given that would represent the salary For the five
month period remaining in the �iscal year. The 7% increase
would be an additional cost of $11 , 157. 92. 00. Councilman
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Ei�son stated that he felt that he was �or the 7% increase due
to the cost o� living but that certain classifications are jobs
of inerit. He wanted to Pxclude these positions �rom the cost of
living provision only and make an immediate stUdy of each of
these positions. He Purther stated that another study should
be made o� each individual clasification with some possible up-
grading to be done. It was suggested that the study o� the
excluded positions be made with the results to come be�ore the
Councii on the 4th o� June. He �urther stated that he f elt that
a committee should look into the salary , classifications , and
fringe bene�its of the City employees. Councilman Pittard stated
;� that he felt that the cost of living percentage shoUld be 10%
instead o� 7%. Councilman Eidsoh made a motion to grant the 7%
cost of living increase to all personnel excluding the City
Manager , Assistant City Manager , City Secretary , City Controller,
Po�ice Chief, Assistant Police Chief , Tax Assessor, Building
Inspector , Fire Chi�� , Water Superintendent, and Park � Recre-
ation Director; to be granted netro-active to the �irst day of
May , 1974. Councilman Dilg seconded the motion and the vote
prevailed by the following �ote :
Ayes : Tate, Dilg , Dalton, Conine, Murphy , Eidson
Noes : Pittard
Councilman Pittard stated that he voted nay because of the
percentage used in the salary increase. The Mayor appointed
a three person committee made up o� Councilwoman Conine,
Councilman Eidson , and Councilman Eidson , to work with the City
Staf�.
At this time , the Mayor declared a ten minute recess.
The meeting reconvened with Mayor Tate presenting the next order
of business which was the consideration of the Council to
autl-iorize tf-ie City Staff to investigate possible metl-iods of
obtaining Workmen's Compensation. The City must start this
program by July 1 , 1974, under Senate Bill 283 as passed by
the 1973 Texas Legislature. The City Manager introduced the sub-
� j�ct and the possibilities of obtaining it through Texas Employ-
ers of the Texas Municipal League or a local insurance firm.
He also stated that the liability and automobile insurance pol-
icies were void after the June 21 , 1974. Mayor Tate instructed
the City Secretary to put the listing of bids �or the insurance
on the emergency agenda �or May 23, 1974. Councilman Dilg moved
to authorize the City Staff to investigate methods of abtaining
Workmen's Compensation. Councilman Dalton seconded the motion
and the motion prevailed by the following vote:
Ayes : Tate , Dilg , Dalton , Murphy , Conine, Pittard, Eidson
Noes : None
The next order of business was the consideration of approval to
participate in the Multi-City Microdisc Fiecord System under the
Texas Criminal Justice Grant. The City Manager introduced the
Microdisc Sustem to the Council . He stated that the Texas
Crimiinal Justice Grant would pay for 75% of the initial cost and
that they hope to get the State to participate in the program by
�inancing 10% o� the remaining 25%, making a total of 85% in grant.
He stated our Pirst initial cost would be approximately $3, 500. 00
' and that there is a maintenance cost of $1 , 400 to $1 , 500 per year.
He �urther stated that the center of operations would be in Euless
and that all o� the cities would have available to them the police
records of all the other participating cities. It was stated that
the total initial cost of the system would be $163, 000. He fur-
ther stated that only a letter o� intent was needed at this time
to show our interest in the program. Police Chie� Lilly stated
that the system could include storage o� other bypes o� records as
well as police records. He stated that Oallas and Fort Worth were
no t part of the system at this time. The cities included in this
system are : Hurst, Euless , Grapevine, Haltom City , North
Richland Hills, Bedford, and Colleyville. No other cities in
Texas presently have this system. It was stated that the Nor-th
Texas Council o� Government was involved in the program. There
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was no idea how many people would be needed to run this project.
' Councilman Dalton moved to write a letter of intent to show the �
City' s interest in the program. Councilman Pittard seconded the
motion ahd the motion prevailed by the following vote :
Ayes : Tate, Dilg, Dalton , Eidson, Conine, Murphy , Pittard
Noes: None
The next order o� business was the consideration of the Council T
to authorize the spending of revenue sharing money to purchase
x the �ohn Vilbig land, a 2. 96 acre tract adjacent to the sewer
treatment plant and the consideration oF the proposed expendi-
tures of Revenue Sharing money �or the year 1974-75 of $62,346.
The City Manager stated that the City lacks about $10, 000 in ,:
the 1J73-74 Revenue Sharing money to purchase the 2. 96 acre tract.
He further stated that the City has already received the �irst a
quarter o� the 1974-75 Revenue Sharing money is $62, 346. The
City has to make out a report stating what the City plans to
do with this money. It was suggested that the City use $19, 000
of this 1J73-74 money to help purchase the Vilbig land. He
f urther stated that he felt that $15, 000 of the 1974=75 money
should be used �or Public Sa�ety which would include the building
of a dog pound. $10, 000 could be set aside �or the purchase o� �
additional land, $17, 346 �or sewer lines , 15, 000 set aside for
maintenance shop , and $5, 000 for a personnel study which would
include salary scale and job classi�ications. It was stated �
that there is a grant that will pay Z/3 of the cost on this
personnel study. Councilman Eidson made a mo tion that the Council
authorize the spending o� $19, 000 out o� the 1973-74 Revenue
Sharing money and $10, 000 or the remainder required from the
1974-75 money to purchase the John Vilbig land of 2. 96 acres.
Councilroan Pittard seconded the motion and the motion prevailed
by the following vote :
Ayes : Tate, Dilg, Dalton, Pittard, Conine , Eidson , Murphy
Noes : None
The Mayor then asked for further discussion on the proposed
expenditure. It was explained by the City Manager that
$15, 000 0� the 1974-75 Revenue Sharing money would be set aside
to move the maintenance building. Mayor Tate suggested that this �:�
item be considered in more depth to see if the building should
� be moved or a new building should be erected. The City Manager
explained that any or all of these allocations o� money for the
Revenue Sharing can be changed, but that the Ci-ty is restricted
;� as to what areas the money can be used. Mayor Tate then made a
recommendation that we allocate this $15 , 000 in another area,
possibly in the sewer area , changing that total �rom $17, 000 to
$32 , 000. The City Controller informed the Council that the
in�ormation must be submitted to the Treasury Department by the
24th day o� June, 1974. Councilman Murphy made a motion to
originate a letter to the Treasury Department stipulating our
expenditure o� the Revenue Sharing money �or 1974-75 as �ollows : i
$5, 000 for a personnel study , $15, 000 for Public Sa�ety , and
$32, 346 for the sewer lines. Councilman Eidson seconded the
motion and the motion prevailed by the �ollowing vote :
Ayes : Tate, Dilg, Dalton, Conine, Eidson, Murphy , Pittard
Noes : None
The next order o� business was consideration of the City Council
to approve the City o� Grapevine and the Woodbind Devolopmetit
Corporation to enter into an agreement with Leon Howard, to
submit an application to the Corp of Engineers to lease 700+
acres o� land below the Grapevine Dam �or a gol� course. The ,
City Manager stated that the Woodbind Corp . are to �urnish `
the f unds �or the gol� course but they need the approval of the �-
City to employ Mr. Leon Howard to make preliminary sketches of
the area and making the application for the lease o� tf�e land
bolow the dam from the Corp oF Engineers. Councilman Eidson made
a motion to approve the appointment o� Leon Howard to submit an
application to the Corp o�' Engineers �or the lease of 700+ acres
o�' land located below the Grapevine Dam. Councilman Pittard
' seconded the motion and the motion prevailed by the following
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Ayes : Tate , Dilg, Dalton, Conine, Eidson, Murphy , Pittard
Noes : None
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The Mayor informed the Council that the Corp of Engineers have
approved a lease for 62 acres o� land on a 50-50 cost sharing
besis. This land is bounded by Dove Loop on the West.
The next item of business was the consideration of the Council
to appoint Mayor Pro-Tem and other vari�d Boards and Committies.
Councilman Pittard nominated Councilman Doil Dalton for the
position of Mayor Pro-Tem. Councilman Murphy moved to close the
nominations and Councilman Dilg seconded the motion. The motion
prevailed by the following vote:
`� Ayes : Tate, Dilg, Conine, Eidson, Murphy, Pittard
Noes : None
Abstaining : Dalton
Councilman Eidson moved to appoiht Doil Dalton as Mayor Pro-Tem
by acclimation , and Councilman Murphy seconded the motion. The
motion prevailed by the �ollowing vote :
Ayes : Tate, Dilg, Conine , Eidson, Murphy, Pittard
Noes : None
Abstaining: Dalton
Councilman Dalton stated that he appreciated the cdnfidence placed
in him by the Council and he expressed his intent to do the most
he could �or the citizens of Grapevine. F
Appointments to Electrical Board:
The City Manager stated that the Building Offi.ciai had recommended
that Preacher Florence , Manuel D. Anda, and Jim Burger be reap-
pointed to this board to serve the next two years. It was stated
that they have been very active and have taken a great interest
in the Board. Councilman Eidson moved to reappoint the t�ree mem-
bers to another two-year term. Councilman Murphy seconded the
motion and the motion prevailed by the �ollowing vote:
Ayes : Tate , Dilg, Dalton , Conine, Eidson , Murphy , Pittard
Noes : None
Library Board:
The Library Board was the next ot be considered. The City
Manager stated that there were two members whose term was expiring `
Frances Halstead and Nancy Armstrong. He f urther s-tated that the
librarian had recommended that these persons be redppointed to
serve an additional two-year term. Councilman Murphy made a
motion to reappoint Frances Halstead and Nancy Armstrong to the
Library Board. Councilwoman Conine seconded the motion and the
motion prevailed by the following vo te: �
Ayes : Tate, Oilg, Dalton, Conine, Eidson, Murphy, Pittard
Noes : None
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Park � Recreation Board:
The City Manager explained that the term o� Mr. Sid P .ruitt was
up and that there were two vacancies on the Board. The Parks 6
Recreation Director recommended Tom Walker to Fill a two-year
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vacancy. Councilman Pittard nominated Gerald Thompson, Councilman
Dilg nominated Tom Walker, and Councilman Murphy nominated Ira
Hemphill. The Mayor called for a majority voite for the two two-
year terms and the vo ting was as follows :
G�rald Thompson - 7 votes
Ira Hemphill - 4 votes
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Tom Walker - 3 votes
Gerald Thompson and Ira Hemphill were elected to two-year terms
by a majority vote. Nominations were now in order for the one-
year lerm lef t by the resignation o� Councilm�n Murphy. Councilman �
Eidson nominated Dennis Robbins and CoUncilman Dalton nominated
Tom Walker. Councilman Eidson withdrew his nomination of Dennis
Robbins , due to the remommendation of the Parks � Recreation
Director who f elt that Mr. Walker would make an excellent Board
member. Councilman Dalton made a motion that the nominations be `
closed and that Mr. Walker be appointed by acclamation. Councilman
Pittard seconded the vote and the motion prevailed by the following
vo te :
Ayes : Tate, Dilg, Dalton, Conine, Eidson, Murphy, Pittard
Noes : None
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Planning � Zoning Commission :
The City Manager explaihed that tl-iere were three appointments to
be made ; one vacancy which would expire in 1976, and two three-
year terms tha t were expiring that were those of Mr. Ted Ware
and Mr. Harlen Joyce. The City Manager further explained that he
had no recommendations. Councilman Eidson made a motion to �
withhold any nominations to the Planning E Zoning Commission t
at this time. Councilman Pittard seconded the motion and the
motion prevailed by the following vote :
Ayes : Tate, Dilg, Dalton, Conine, Eidson, Murphy, Pittard
Noes : None �=
Mayor Tate asked that the members of the Council introdUCe
the names of the people that they would like to have considered
for a position on the Planning � Zoning Commission. Councilman
Murphy introduced two names : Mr. Conrad Heede and Mr. Dan
Heath. Councilman Pittard introduced the name of Betty Yancey
and Councilman Dalton introduced the name o� Mr. Charles Dunn.
Board of Adjustments :
The City Manager stated that there were three members to be
appointed to this Board. The three vacancies o� Floyd Deacon,
Thomas Taylor , and A. J. Harper. It was recommended that these
persons be reappointed to the Board. There was some imquiry �
into the activeness o� this board and its members. It was
felt that this Board meets around six times a year. Councilman '
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Dilg moved to reappoint Floyd Deacon , Thomas Taylor, and A. J. {
Harper to the Board of Adjustments. Councilwoman Conine seconded
the motion and the motion prevailed by the following vote :
Ayes : Dilg, Dalton, Conine, Eidson, Murphy , Pittard
Noes : None ?
Abstaining : Tate
Civil De�ense Director :
After some discUSSion as to who would be qualified for this
position , Councilman MUrphy was appointed to be the person
to submit names to the Council for this position.
There being no further business, Councilman Eidson moved to
adjourn the meeting and Couhcilman Oalton seconded the motion.
All voted Aye and the meeting was adjourned at 10:30 p . m.
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PASSED AND APPROVED, this the � day of ` 4.(� _, 1974.
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