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Home My WebLink About1968-09-03 Regular Meeting 95 Reel 8, Side 2 Start 333 STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF TARRANT CITY OF GRAPEVINE mon On the 3rd day of September, 1968 at 7:30 P.M. , the City Council met in regular meeting at the City Hall with the following members present: Ira Woods Mayor H. E. Huber ) Willis Pirkle ) Councilmen G. S. Benedict ) Lee Thompson ) Jim Hancock ) City Secretary Floy Ezell ) City Manager The invocation was given by Councilman Huber. 335 The minutes of the previous meeting of August, 20, 1968 were read and approved. 365 Councilman Benedict made a MOTION to authorize the City Engi- neers and City Manager to receive bids for the construction work to be performed on Starnes and Brewer Streets as speci- fied in contract Documents 67-1. Councilman Huber seconded the MOTION. MOTION prevailed by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Benedict, Thompson, Pirkle, and Huber. Noes: None 393 The traffic flow and parking around the Middle School was dis- cussed. Proposed Resolution R68-7, making two way traffic on Cannon Street, Austin Street, and Ruth Street, and prohibiting �# parking during school hours on the South side of Cannon Streetf�^°'9""�'ys ': to Ruth Street, on the East side of Ruth Street from Cannon Street to Worth Street and on the West side of Austin street from Cannon Street to Worth Street, was introduced and read in full. Councilman Pirkle made a MOTION to pass said resolu- tion. MOTION seconded by Councilman Huber. MOTION prevailed by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Thompson, Benedict, Huber and Pirkle. Noes: None A copy of said resolution is attached hereto. 434 Bids on the construction of an 8" water line to the new school site, which were opened on August 27th, were reviewed. The City' s Consulting Engineers, Freese, Nichols & Endress re- commended the contract be awarded to the low bidder. Hen der o n n 9,160.00.Henderson and Thompson of Bridgeport, TexasA Counc �ma �e made a MOTION to award the contract to said low bidder. MOTION seconded by Councilman Pirkle. MOTION prevailed by the follow- ing vote: 96 Ayes: Councilmen Huber, Pirkle, Thompson and Benedict. Noes: None The 9 bids received are on file in the City records. 465 The proposed 1968-1969 operational budget was studied. City Manager Floy Ezell informed the Council he can have the proposed budget prepared for public hearing by September 17th. The Council set the hearing for that date. 478 The serving of warrants for the Corporation Court was dis- cussed. It was .decided that warrants to be served inside the City Limits will be served by City Policemen during the normal working hours and that warrants served outside the City limits may be served by City Policemen who are off duty and will be paid a fee of ten dollars for each warrant served outside the City._ i Proposed Ordinance 68-22 amending the City Code was introduced and read in full. Councilman Pirkle made a MOTION to pass said Ordinance 68-22 on final reading. MOTION seconded by Councilman Thompson. MOTION prevailed by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Thompson, Benedict, Huber and Pirkle. Noes: None f ORDINANCE 68-22 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 4, CHAPTER 5, SECTIONS 1, 2 AND 7 OF THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF GRAPEVINE, TEXAS, SO AS TO REDEFINE TRAILER COACH PARKS, RESTRICT TRAILER COACH PARKING EXCEPT IN LICENSED TRAILER COACH PARKS, AND PROVIDE FOR MINIMUM SQUARE FOOT- AGE FOR COACH SPACES. City Manager Floy Ezell read a letter from Charles Hurst re- signing from the Planning & Zoning Board. Councilman Benedict made a MOTION to accept the resignation of Charles Hurst from the Planning & Zoning Board. MOTION seconded by Councilman Pirkle. MOTION prevailed by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen Benedict, Huber, Thompson and Pirkle. Noes: None Meeting adjourned. APPROVED THIS THE day of SeP�e��er , 1968. (/ City Secretary Mayor 1 I at e` tt) fl} cd Al u 4a 4 my 1�1 ° 0) G u 4-4' Q) a a) R) {� r i � { H rda a) z 0 r-4 ? as a) 6me 0 'rd > �D a) IJ U) ba a) +-' Q W (d a) a) co 4i > a) [fie. a) a °ri +}�� Q) p °ri 4-10 d 4J yy0 ppqaw i�e'4-p co pp0�a :f4 #��ro]] 4. U 4-; ��.-dd P9 l.d w✓ YN °r! 0 ' F°®I t/• T'� l42 ri G tv cn w u c ILI U 4-' U -H (t7 t a) C e u1 t) tJ O ro C=l a) 0 a) -C; � � � (d 0 4-4 Lr) �^ U --; r 0 'ri H H (n ri 4 i' 0 4-1 rt td QU C 4 i cti a) U) 4 4 (1) 4- a) Z ((0� C� p� t3 f � C� �, y� �tI ''t�N� tj) ♦y gtr�'. Q +n u w H °Py"3 �+a pV4:� (d Z 0 '� 4-1 �s �vgl} y �{ V � p da W rdE C tea Vpd4 0 pax W C� 0 4-1 �� p ari 'TM P�, C'� 18� Pa ` °$'i m +) tY Q r- T P'E $ 4✓0 ri 0 4-) 4 eri 0 p ✓3l (P31 H u a) u W T" 4-J °Pi ull, d' a -H +1 { r®s a) r i H eta 0) 10 ON U na (1) 0 ri � rd 1+4 0 U) 0 , t& i e d-' + r$ Cal C rd kt m a3 r P � cn w u a a) rp, H c te a} _ to cd to o) a) CJ C rd 4m# '0 w a) W a 4-' lk r tl} r4 U tJ' C3� a) tJ (n O U � 4) ° � fd a) 4-) ' "