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CITY (.0UNCIL
Tu CITY OF (;LQM;LT01vN1
The City of Gt!.or,,,;etuwn City Cuunci the reqi.jest,
listed below.
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I . PRELIMINARY PLAr
2. FINAL PLAT
3. VARIANCE
Partial
4. ABANDONMENT n Q 4=T-ng=-n+-
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lst Reading
5. OTHER
n se-enre- title inaijizance on -the rpfexaaaed pro-
pert y.
�;�j js�,��ndnn nnr:tians of _Wo blanket
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1947 and reserve a 9.51 kitility easgment ajgng thq est 'Me
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said DroDertv from lath Street to 14th Street which is gjuj.ficient
to allow for all known existina utilities.
WITNESS OUR HANDS this 25th day of June 19 85
Mayan, City Council/
City of Georgetown
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CITY WUNCLL
T11L (,LTY OF (;LORGI.-TOWN
The City of Gt!orgetuwn City the request
listed I)e1uw.
A ITf, L C T 1 ambeza.; Richard and Francgs Heckman
LOCATTOIN an al-].Qy rmnpipq �Mest from Main St. between Lot 9 of
Montgomery Addon and Lot 1 of John Sparks AddiTTion.
1. PRELIXINARY i'l-Ar
L. F "IAL PLAT
3. VARIANCE
Partial
4. ABANDON'MENT - -f-hr, - nc)-ri-h 2n,4 feet of an Qriainal 30 ft. alley runnin(,
west from Main St. between Lot 9 of Montgomery Addition and Lot 1
nf .7nbn qn;q-rk.-, Addition =_Jl_st Reading_
5. OTHER
(:OXNENTS: In order to secure title insurance on the referenced property,
auDlicant seeks to vacate and abandon the 20.4 feet remaining from an
oriqinal 30' alley._ The City will retain an 8' utility easement
within this area. Additionally, the owner of the south 10' of said al
which was abandoned by the City in 1926 has agreed to dedicate back to
the City 7' of this 10" area as a utility easement. The two adjacent
WITNESS OUR HANDS this 25i -_b dav of June 19 85
Mayor, City Counci
City of Georgetown
COMMENTS: and parallel easements are sufficient to allow for all
known existing utilities. [Approval conditioned upon the
7 foot utility easement being dedicated.]
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CITY (,OUNC I L
vic, CITY OF (;L0R(;LTOe,N'
The City of Gt!orgetown City Council I)LSAPPROVES the request
listed I)e1ow.
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L0C,'.'rTON Between R.M. 2243 and South San Gabriel River west of
River Ridge Two.
1. PRELVAIINARY PLAt RIVER RIDGE SECTION THREE
2. FINAL PLAT
4. ABANDONMENT
5. OTHER
(:O�LMENTS: 1. Plat approval shall be conditioned upon: A. All ordinance
requirements being met, 13. Drainage requirements being met, C. Util-
ities being adeguate, D. A Water Pollution Abatement Plan is required
by T. D. W. R.. II. Street, lot and utility layouts shall tie in to
proposed Riverview Estates subdivision. III. Park area shall also
be designated as drainage easement and flood plain. IV. Lot 37, Block
should be single family. V. A 301 access easement should be pro-
viaed to city property from Tower Drive. VI. The Leander road elevated
tank must be comEloted to adequately serve this development. VII. Par-
ticipation in improving the overloaked segments of Smith Branch In-
terceptor shall be considered. VIII. The followin2 variances have been
WITNESS OUR HANDS this 25th day of June ig 85
Mavor, City —coumc—DC
City of GeorgetowA
COMMENTS: requested: A. Street Center Line Radii less than 300' -
Ridge Run, River Down Raod and Tower Drive. B. Street Center Line
Radii less than 800.1.- River Ridge Drive. C. Eliminate 100' tangen
between reverse curves - River -Down Raad (2), Rimrock Drive (2),
Ridge Run (2), River Ridge Drive (1). D. Block length over 1200
feet - Block "V". E. Cul-de-sac in -excess of 600 feet - River View
Cove. F. Exceed depth to width ratio - Lots 18-32, Block "U"; Lots
4 & 5, Block "Y". G. Lots at right angles - Block "U", Lots 12, 17
Block "S"I Lots 9. 10; Block "V", Lots 1, 24, 33; Block "W", , Lots
14, 15; Block "X", Lots 12, 13. Block "Y", Lots 1- 3, 18-21.
CITY (-OUNCIL
T11L CITY OF (;L0k(;LTO'WN
The City of Ceorgetown City Cuunei I)LSAPPROVES the request
listed I)eluw.
All If . LCA1d'T Southfork Joint Venture (c/o Metate Development)
LOCATIo.1,4 Between F.M. 2243 and the South San Gabriel River, west of
R�i—ve
I. PRELVIINARY PLAT - RIVERVIEW ESTATES
2. FINAL PLAT
3. VARIANCE
4. ABANDONMENT
5. OTHER
C'O�LMETNTS: T_ P1,j-;:,nnrovA1 Rb,;Il hp- nonditiQned w2QnL_LALL ordinance
requirements being met. B. Drainage requirements being met. C. Util-
j:tjj-p� hPina acip-anAte. D_ A Water Pollution Abatement Plan. is required
by T. D. W. R.. II. Street and lot layout and street names should tie
in to layout in nronosed River RjdggM:T. III. The 30 foot gas ease-
ment appears to pose a significant hazard to proposed homes in lots
1-12. Block "B". Redesign to vrovide additional setback should be
considered. IV. The following right angle lots should be redesigned:
A. Block "A". Lots 8 & 9. B. Block "C", Lot 3 - 5, C. Block "D", Lots
9 - 10. V. Variances should be requested for the following: A. Lots
3-5, 10-12. 17-19 and 24-26, Block "E" lots at ricrht_ancrles. B. Lot
WITNESS OUR HANDS this 25th day of June 19 85
Mavor, City Council
City of Georgeto h
COMMENTS: 18, Block "B" - lots at right angles. VI. Lot 15, Block
exceeds maximum width to depth ratio. B. Lots 1-6,
Block "F."-- exceeds maximum width to depth ratio.
City of Georgetown
Regular Council Meeting
June 25, 1985 7:00 p4m.
13. VARIANCE - Building Permit - 1101 Country Club Road
14. ORDINANCE - Partial Abandonment of Utility Easement Easti
k of Block 34 Synder's Addition - lst Reading
In order to secure title insurance on the referenced property,
applicant seeks to vacate and abandon portions of two blanket
utility easements placed upon the property by deeds in 1946 and
1947 and reserve a,9.5' utility easement along the west line of
said property from l3th Street to 14th Street which is sufficient
to allow for all known existing utilities.
15. ORDINANCE - Partial Abandonment of the north 20.4 feet of
an original 30 foot alley running west from
Main Street between Lot 9 of Montgomery Addi-
tion and Lot 1 of John Sparks Addition.
In order to secure title insurance on the referenced propert
applicant seeks to vacate and abandon the 20.4 feet remaining
from an original 301 alley. The city will retain an 81 utility
easement within this area. Additionally, the owner of the
south 10' of said alley which was abandoned by the City in 1926
has agreed to dedicate back to the City 71 of this 101 area
as a utility easement. The two adjacent and parallel easements
are sufficient to allow for all known existing utilities. I
[Approval should be conditioned upon the 7 foot utility easement
being dedicated.]
City of Georgetown
Regular Council Meetint
June 25, 1985 7:00 P.M4
-16. RIVER RIDGE SECTION THREE - PRELIMINARY PLAT
Location
Between R. M. 2243 and South San Gabriel River west of
River Ridge Two. Area is single family residential and
and undeveloped.
Master Plan District 9b. Acreage: 76.0
Proposed use is single family, duplex and four-plex residen-
tial.
COMMENTS: I. Plat approval shall be conditioned upon:
A. All ordinance requirement being met,
B. Drainage requirements being met,
C. Utilities being adequate,
D. A Water Pollution Abatement Plan is required
by T. D. W. R.
II. Street, lot and utility layouts shall tie in
to proposed Riverview Estates subdivision.
III. Park area shall also be designated as drainage
easement and flood plain.
IV. Lot 37, Block "U" should be single family.
V. A 301 access easement should be provided to
City property from Tower Drive. ,
VI. The Leander road elevated tank must be com-
pleted to adequately serve this development.
VII. Participation in improving the overloaded
segments of Smith Branch Interceptor shall
be considered.
VIII. The following variances have been _• _•
A. Street Center Line Radii less than 300' -
Ridge Run, Rover Down Road and Tower Drive.
(Recommend redesing for curve on Ridge Run.)
B. Street Center Line Radii less than 800' -
River Ridge Drive. (No objection)
C. Eliminate 1001 tangent between reverse curves -
Rover Down Road (2), Rimrock Drive (2), Ridge
Run (2), River Ridge Drive (1). (Recommend redesign
where feasible.)
D. Block length over 1200 feet - Block I'v". (No objection.)
E. Cul-de-sac in excess
of 600 feet -
River view Cove.
(No objection.)
F. Exceed depth to width
ratio -
Lots 18-32,
Block "U"
Lots
4 &
5, Block "Y".
(No objection.)
G. Lots at right angles
- Block
"U",
Lots
12, 17.
Block
"S",
Lots
9, 10.
Block
"V",
Lots
1, 24, 33.
Block
"W"r
Lots
14, 15.
Block
""X'",
Lots
12, 13.
Block
"Y".
Lots
1-4 18-21.
(Recommend approval except
that
redesign should be re-
quired for Blocks "W",
"X" and
"Y"
to eliminate lots
at right angles.)
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Location
Between F.M. 2243 and the South San Gabriel River, west of
River Ridge. Area is single family residential and undeveloped.
Master Plan District 9b. Acreage: 50.24
Proposed use is single family and commercial.
COMMENTS: I. Plat approval shall be conditioned upon:
A. All ordinance requirements being met.
B. Drainage requirements being met.
C. Utilities being adequate.
D. A Water Pollution Abatement Plan is required
by T. D. W. R..
II. Street and lot layout and street names should
tie in to layout in proposed River Ridge II.
III. The 30 foot gas easement appears to pose a
significant hazard to proposed homes in lots
1-12, Block "B". Redesign to provide additional
setback should be considered.
IV. The following right angle lots should be rede-
signed:
A. Block "A", Lots 8 & 9
B. Block "C", Lots'
C. Block "D", • 9 - A
V. Variances should be requested for the following:
A. Lots 3-5, 10-12, 17-19 and 24-26, Block "E" -
lots at right angles.
B. Lot 18, Block "B" - lots at right angles.
VI. Variances have been requested for the following:
A. Lot 15, Block "B" - exceedsmaximumwidth
to depth ratio.
B. Lots 1-6, Block "F" - exceeds maximum width
to depth ratio.
RECOMMENDATION: P & Z (4-0)
Approval with conditions being met.
1,8. RIVEROAKS OF GEORGETOWN OFFICE PARK - REVISED CONCEPT PLAIJ
East of and adjacent to IH -35 just north of Riveroaks Sub-
division. Surrounding use is largely undeveloped. Is
within environmentally sensitive area.
Master Plan District 2. Acreage: 21.3
Proposed use is office commercial. Area is part of IH -35
Joint Venture Utility Agreement and requires City approval
of concept plan to fulfill requirements Of contract.
COMMENTS: I. Plat approval conditioned upon:
A. Ordinance Requirements being met..
B. Drainage Requirements being met.
C. Utilities being adequate.
D. Water Pollution Abatement Plan required by
T. D. W. R..
II. All Provisions of the Agreement Regarding Eater
-and Wastewater Facilitesan i
ian Services shall
be met.
A Traffic Impact Analysis shall be submitted and
access coordinated with T. D. W. P. T. plan.
IV. Existing City Electric Line shall be relocated
at expense of applicant if requested.
V. Accurate limits of 100 year flood plan -should
be determined.
VI. A uniform architectural theme should be
demonstrated in conjunction with site plan review.
VII. "Regulations for Environmentally Sensitive Areas"
should be met including: (see list for San
Gabriel Plaza)
VIII. RM -3 (Residential Multi -family) District zoning
should be requested upon annexation.
IX. Access to the property to the north should be
considered.
RECOMMENDATION: /D5�'2
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Approval of Plan for type of land use conditional upon the
above comments being satisfied. Density and land use details
shall be reviewed with site plan in conjunction with plat
submittal.
City of Georgetown
1City Council Budget Workshop
June 25, 1985
5:3O RM
City of Georgetown
Regular Council Meeting
June 25, 1985
7:OO PM
1. Approve Minutes '
2^ Approve Bills '
8, Approve Fire Station Renovation Bids
4.- - prove Vehicle Bid
5. Discuss Increase in Hotel/Motel -Fax for Tourism -TimKennedy
6~ Taxicab Permit Requests - Bonnie Riley
7, |Resolution - Approving official Statement for 9 million Bond
Sale
8. Approve Paying Agent/'Register Fee
9. Approve Letter Authorizing First Southwest Company to Bid on
Bonds
1'0° Consider proposal for architectural services for police
Building - David Volter
11. Resolution - Approving Airport Policy Statement
12. Airport Short Term Plan
13. Variance - Building Permit and Procedures - 1101 Country Club
Road ,
14. Ordinance - Partial Abandonment of Utility Easement East 1/2
for Block 34 Snyc1er^s Addition 1st Reading
15^ Ordinance - Partial Abandonment of 30/ Alley Between Lot 9
Montgomery Addition and Lot 1 Snyder Addition - 1st Reading
16, River |Ridge III - Preliminary Plat
17. Riverview Estates - Preliminary Plat
18. Ri`veroaks of Georgetown Office Park Concept Plan
19. Resolution THD- MOKAN
20^ Planning Report
21. Discussion Charter Amendments
22. Ordinance - Parader Permits and Community Center - 2nd
Reading
23. Ordinance - Increase in Water Minimum charge - 1st Reading
24. Ordinance - Updating the service credits of the emp}oyees
under the Texas Municipal Retirement System - 1st Reading
25. Electrical service development policy
26. Executive Session - Personnel & Land '= Article 6252-17 sec
2 (f) and (g)
27. Selection of Police Chief
28. :=election of City Attorney
2?, Authorize Staff to Give Report on Land Avai l abi l i ty for Elks
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June 25, 1965
,.,he city council roet in Regular Session on the
above date at 7:00 PM with Mayor Carl Doering
presiding. The following Council Members and
officials were present: Eb C. Girvin, Bill
Connor, Williar, C. shell., Joan King, Jim
Colbert, C i ty Secretary Pat Caballero, City
Manager Leo wood, Finance and Administration
Director Frank Reed, Public Works Director W. L.
Walden, Community Development and Planning
Director Ed Earr\1. Director of Planning Renee
Hanson, Tax/Finance officer Barbara Raneyr
Accounting/Personnel. officer Diann Syme and
Airport Manager Ron Parker.
.APPROVE MINUTES
Motion by Colbert and second by King to ar,prove
the june 3, June 6, and June 11, 1985 minutes
with the following correction to June 3, 1985
minutes: Item number one should read
..... P-Amin-istration Frank A. Reed Temporary
A;sistant City Manager...... ". Motion carried
by unanimous vote.
,IPPROVE BILLS OVER X2,000
motion by Shell and second by Connor to approve
the bills over $2,000 as submitted ty City
Manager Leo Wood. Motion carried by unanimous
vote.
4APPIROVE FIRE STATION RENOVATIOK FIDS
Motion ty Connor and second by Shell to adopt
the low subcontract bids (attached hereto) for
the fire station renovation as recommended by
Fire Chief Les -sante Motion carried by unanimous
vote.
1PPROVS VEHICLE BID
motion by Shell and second by Girvin to reject
al.!` vehicle bids. notion carried by unanimous
vot�:.
INCREASE IN HOTEL/MOTEL TAX FOR TOURISM — TIM KENNEDY '
Motion by King and second by Connor to consider,
during budget preparation, a request for a two
perjent increase in the Hotel/Motel Tax payments
made-- , to the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce.
Motion carrie(Y by unanimous vote.
LTAXICAB PERMIT REQUESTS — BONNIE RILEY
Motion by Connor and second by Shell to approve
a Taxicab permit and a Limousine permit for
Dirve , em Taxi Cab Company. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
RESOLUTION APPROVING OFFICIAL STATEMENT FOR 9 MILLION BOND
SALE
Motion by King and second by Colbert to adopt a
resolution approving the official statement for
the 9 million dollar bond sale. Motion carried
by unanimous vote.
APPROVE PAYING AGENT/REGISTER FEE
Motion by Colbert and second by King to approve
Fir,st City Bank of Austin as paying agent for
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the 9 million bond issue. Motion carrie!
unanimous vote. i
9. APPROVE LETTER AUTHORIZING FIRST SOUTHWEST COMPANY To EDT
BONDS
Motion by Connor and second by shell to a7zc
a letter authorizing first southwest compB�T-
bid the 9 million dollar bond sale.Fix
carried by unanimous vote.
10. CONSIDER PROPOSAL FOR ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR ?X
BUILDING - DAVID VOLTER
Motion by Connor and second by Shell to aw
hiring David Volter as architect foll
preliminary schematics for the police buiH
and pay him the proposed hourly rate thr,
submitted and direct him to develop the tt
estimated cost for his services after more
study is completed. Motion carried by una=
vote.
11. RESOLUTION APPROVING AIRPORT POLICY STATEMENT
Motion by King and second byl Connor to apprili.
resolution adopting the policy of the Georst-
city council in regard to the operativz�
facilities of the Georgetown Airport. Nat'
carried by unanimous vote.
12. AIRPORT SHORT TERM PLAN
No Action taken on this matter.
13. VARIANCE BUILDING PERMIT AND PROCEDURES - 1101 COUNTM
ROAD
No Action taken on this matter.
14. ORDINANCE PARTIAL ABANDONMENT OF UTILITY EASEMENT EAS
OF BLOCK 34 SNYDER'S ADDITION 1ST READING
Motion by Connor and second by colber
approve an the first reading of an ore:
partially abandoning the east one-half
utility easement in block 34 snyder's addi
Voting went as follows: Yes: King, Col
Connor, Shell. NO: Girvin. Motion carried.
15. ORDINANCE PARTIAL ABANDONMENT OF 30' ALLEY BETWEEN
MONTGOMERY ADDITION AND LOT 1 JOHN 1
ADDITION - 1ST READING
Motion by Connor and second by Colher
approve the first reading of an ord-i
partially abandoning a 20' alley between 2
Montgomery Addition and lot 1, John S
Addition subject to a 7' utility easement
met. Voting went as follows: Yes:
Colbert, Connor, Shell. NO: Girvin.
16. RIVER RIDGE III - PRELIMINARY PLAT
Motion by Shell and second by Connor to A_:t
the River Ridge III Preliminary Plat w_i=
following conditions and variance: 1)
meeting all ordinance requirements. 2)
meeting all drainage requirements. 3) Uti-I
being adequate. 4) A Water Pollution Abat�
Plat is required by the Texas Depart.-ij
Water Resources. 5) Street, lot and -":
layouts shall tie in to proposed RiT--,,
Estates subdivision. 6) Park area shall alp
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designated as drainage easement and flood
plain. 7) Lot 37, Block "U" shall be single
family. A 30" access easement shall be provided
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to City property from Tower Drive. 8) The
Leander road elevated tank must be completed to
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adequately serve this development. 9)
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Participation in improving the overloaded
segments of Smith Branch Interceptor shall be
considered. 10) Variance to Street Center Line
Radii less than 300 feet on Rover Down Road and
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Tower Drive. 11) Variance to Street Center Line
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Radii less than 800 feet River Ridge Drive. 12)
Variance to eliminate 100 foot tangent between
reverse curves Rover Down Road, Rimrock Drive
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Ridge Run, River Ridge Drive. (Redesign where
feasible. 13) Variance to block length over
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1200 feet for Block "V". 14) Cul-de-sac in
excess of 600 feet - River View Qove. 15)
Variance to exceed depth to width ration - Lots
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18 - 32, Block "U" Lots 4 & 5, Block "Y". 16`)
Variance to lots at right angles for Block "U",
Lots 12 and 17; Block "S" Lots, 9 and 10, Block
"V", Lots 1, 24 and 33. Motion carried, by
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unanimous vote.
rERVIEW ESTATES ='PRELIMINARY PLAT
Motion by Colbert and second by King to approve
Riverview Estates Preliminary Plat with the
following conditions and variances: 1) Plat
meeting all ordinance requirements. 2) Plat
meeting all drainage requirements. 3) Utilities
being adequate. 4) A Water Pollution Abatement
Plat is required by the Texas Department of
Water Resources. 5) Street, lot layout and
street names shall tie in to layout in proposed
River Ridge 11. 6) Redesign setback from 30 foot
gas easement in lots 1-12, Block "B". 7) the
following right angle lots shall be redesigned.
Block "A", Lots 8 & 9 Block "C" Lots 3-5; Block
"D", Lots 9 & 10. 8) Variances are granted for
the following right angle lots: Lots 3-5, 10-12,
17-19 and 24-26, Block "E". 9) Variances are
granted for the hallowing right angle lots: Lot
18, Block "B". Variance to Lot 15, Block "B"
exceeds maximum width to depth ratio. 10) Lots
1-6, Block "F" exceed maximum width to depth
ratio
Lrf&DAKS
OF GEORGETOWN OFFICE PARK CONCEPT PLAN
Motion -by Connor and second by Shell to approve
the Riveroaks of Georgetown office Park Concept
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Plan with the following conditions, 1) Plat
meeting» all ordinance requirements. 2) Plat
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meeting all drainage requirements. 3) Utilities
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being adequate. 4) A Water Pollution Abatement
Plat is required by the Texas Department of
Water Resources. 5) All provisions of the
Agreement Regarding Water and Wastewater
Facilities and Services shall be met. 6) A
Traffic Impact Analysis hall be submitted and
access coordinated the T. D. H. P. T. plan. 7)
Existing City Electric Line shall be relocated
at expense of applicant if requested. 8)
Accurate limits of 100 year flood plan shall be
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determined. 9) Uniform architectural theme
shall be demonstrated in conjunction with site
plan. 10) RM -3 District Zoning should be
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requested upon annexation. 11) Access to the
property to the north should be considered.
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Motion carried by unanimous vote.
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19. RESOLUTION THD- MOKAN
No action taken on this matter.
20. PLANNING REPORT
Planning staff member Randal Gaither reporAn
the quantity of Commercial Property avar
for retail development within the City "
Georgetown.
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21. DISCUSSION CHARTER AMENDMENTS
Renee: Hanson reported that she had spoke Litt
representatives of the Georgetown Mun.t:�,
Police Association and the Citizens for i
=`
Government about their charter rei!x4
petit -ion. She indicated that they were u,,
to delay the petition request until the Ci'.
a chance to complete their own
amendments.
22. ORDINANCE - PARADE PERMITS AND COMMUNITY CENTER - 2ND4
Motion by Connor and second by Colbet
approve the second and final: reading of`
ordinance. Motion carried by unanimous
(ordinance book #5, page ),
23. ORDINANCE - INCREASE IN WATER MINIMUM CHARGE = 1ST RUD
Motion by Connor and second by Colbe
approve the first reading of an or
increasing the waterminimum by five doh
Motion carried by unanimous vote...
24. ORDINANCE UPDATING THE SERVICE CREDITS OF THE
UNDER THE TEXAS MUNICIPAL RETIREMENT SY,
1ST READING
Motion by King and second by Girvin to
the first reading of an ordinance updat s
service credits of the employees under t�
municipal retirement system. Motion car._",,
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unanimous vote..
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25. ELECTRICAL SERVICE DEVELOPMENT POLICY
Motion by Connor and second by King to ao~�u
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proposed policy regarding they
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participation in underground ele r
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installations for any preliminary or f,na,
submittedafter tune 25, 1985. Mahon ca''
unanimous vote,
26. EXECUTIVE SESSION - PERSONNEL & LAND - ARTICLE 6252-17
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(F AND (G))
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Mayor Doering announced that the counc_�
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meet in executive session under Art:t:ii
Sec. 2 (f) and (gig) . After the executiver�:�.,.
the meeting was again open to the public i
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27. SELECTION OF POLICE CHIEF
City Manager Leo Wood announced the select,srr
Hugh Anderson as Georgetown chief of Polk¢.
28. SELECTION OF CITY ATTORNEY
Motion by Shell and second by Connor to rte:
the Law Firm of Bill Stump and Associates
City's Attorney. Motion carried by unar4.;"
vote.
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FUZE STAFF TO GIVE REPORT ON LAND AVAILABILITY FOR ELKS
The council indicated that Council Member
William C. Shell investigate this.
No Action taken on this matter.
Ims Motion by Colbert and second by King to
adjourn. Motion carried by unanimous vote,.
Time: 1.14 AM June 26, 1985
Hero, City Secretary
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