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CITY COUNTIL MEETING
JULY 13,, 1982
PUBLIC HEARING 6:30 PM
1.
Revenue Sharing
COUNCIL AGENDA 7.00 PM
1.
Minutes
2.
Review Bills
3.
Award Bids - Airport Terminal & Hanager "A"
4.
Ram Broadcasting Proposal - Johnny Iverson
5.
Water Study - Jack Barnes and Dr. Davis Ford
6.
Williamson County Tax Appraisal District
7.
Ordinance -Amend Building Codes, lst reading
8.
Advertise for Annual Bids
9.
Advertise for Bids - Water Line and Sewer Line
10.
Planning and Zoning
a,- ordinance - Street Abandonment - a portion of Forest Street between 6th Street
and 7th Street, 2nd reading
b. Rezoning Ordinance - H & H Homes (San Gabriel Apts.) RP
to G -2A, 1st reading
c. Preliminary and Final Plat - Koy Estates
d. Preliminary and Final Plat - Dela Cruz Estates
e. Preliminary and Final Plat - Park Meadow, Section I
f. Preliminary and Final Plat - Chris Kennon Addition
g. Resubdivision - Lor 7, Blk. A., Riverbend Addition
h. Preliminary Plat - Toyah Point
i. Preliminary Plat - Rocky Hollow Estates
j. Preliminary Plat - Briarwood, Section II
k. Rezoning Ordinance - Semcor, Century Industries & GTE -
RS to I, lst reading
1. Ordinance - Abandon Patti Lane, 2nd reading
m. Preliminary Plat - Turtle Bend
n. Ordinance - Rezoning 1504 Williams Dr., RS to RM -3, lst
reading
11.
Fuel Adjustment
12.
CAPCO Task Force
13.
Misc.
The City Council met in regular session on the above date at
7;00 PM with Mayor John C. Doerfler presiding. The following
Councilmen and Officials were present: Eb C. Girvin, Carl
Doering, Marvin Lackey, Bill Connor, City Manager Leo Wood,
City Secretary Jim Colbert and Public Works Director
Walden. Councilman Shell was absent.
Minutes
Motion by Lackey and seconded by Connor to approve the minutes of
the City Council meetings held on June 3, 1982, June 8, 1.982 and
June 15, 1982. Motion carried by unanimous vote. Councilman
Doering was absent.
Bills
Motion by Connor and seconded by Girvin to approve payment of
bills over $2,000.00 including emergency purchases. Motion
carried by unanimous vote. Councilman Doering was absent. The
City Council also agreed to transfer an unemcumbered appropriated
balance of $3,068.45 from the Airport to the Judicial Department.
Award Bids -
Motion by Connor and seconded by Girvin to award the bid on the
Airport Terminal and
Airport Terminal to Andrew Howard for $350.00 per month. Motion
Hanger IIAIV
carried by unanimous vote. Councilman Doering was absent.
Motion by Lackey and seconded by Connor to award the bid on
Hanger "A" to Aeronautical Services, Inc. for $951.00 per. month.
Motion carried by unanimous vote. Councilman Doering was absent.
RAM Broadcasting
No action was taken on this matter.
Proposal
Water Study
Jack Barnes and Dr. Davis Ford presented a study of the quantity
and quality of the Georgetown water supply to the City Council.
No action was taken.
i,". � -
ot,
Williamson County
MoLt"ion by Lackey and seconded by Doering to allow Lire W1111amson
Tax Appraisal Dist.,
County Tax Appraisal District to use the City Council Chambers
for hearings except that each Tuesday after 4:00 PM, each lst
and 3rd Wednesday after 2:00 PM and other Limes needed for City
Council meetings must be kept open. Motion carried by unanimous
vote.
Ordinance - Motion by Connor and seconded by Lackey to approve on first
Amend Building Codes reading as an emergency, an ordinance adopting updated IAII'Iding
lst reading as an plumbing, electrical, mechanical, swimming pool, housing, fire,
emergency and unsafe buildings codes. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
(See Ord. Book #4, Pages 312-313).
Advertise for Motion by Lackey and seconded by Girvin to advertise for bids,
Annual Bids on yearly supplies of flexible base, transformers, poles And
gas and oil. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Advertise for bids- Motion by Connor and seconded by Girvin to advertise for bids
Water & Sewer Lines on a water line along Williams Dr. and a sewer line along
Leander Street. Bids to be taken for materials only and also
for materials and installation. Motion carried by unanimous
vote.
July 13., 1982 Page 2
Ordinance - Motion by Doering and seconded by Connor to approve on second and
Abandonment of a final reading an ordinance abandoning the western one (1) foot
portion of Forest of Forest Street between 6th -and 7th Streets. Motion carried
Street, 2nd reading by unanimous vote. (See Ord. Book #4, Page 314).
Ordinance - Rezoning No action was Laken on this matter.
near San Gabriel
Apts. RP to C -2A,
lst reading
Preliminary and Final Motion by Lackey and seconded by Connor to approve a resolution
Plat - Koy Estates authorizing filing of a final plat of Koy Estates subject to
approval by the Planning Department. Motion carried by
unanimous vote. (See Ord. Book #4, Page 315).
Preliminary & Final Motion by Girvin and seconded by Connor to approve a resolution
Plat - Park Meadow, authorizing the filing of a final plat of Park Meadow, Section 1,
Section I subject to approval by the Planning Department. Motion carried
by unanimous vote. (See Ord. Book #4, Page 316).
Preliminary & Final Motion by Connor and seconded by Girvin to approve a resolution
Plat - Northwest authorizing the filing of a final plat of the Northwest Aniiwa.].
Animal Clinic Clinic, subject to approval by the Planning Department. Motion
carried by unanimous vote. (See Ord. Book #4, Page 31-7).
Resubdivision -
Motion by Connor and seconded by Lackey to approve a resolution
Lot 7, Block A,
authorizing filing of resubdivision of Lot 7, Block A, River
Riverbend Addition
Bend Addition. Motion carried by unanimous vote. (See Ord.
Unit IV
Book #4, Page 318).
Preliminary Plat -
Motion by Lackey and seconded by Connor to conditionally approve
Briarwood,
a preliminary plat of Briarwood, Section 11. Motion carried
Section Il
by unanimous vote.
Preliminary Plat -
by Connor and seconded by Lackey to condition.o.1.1y approve
Rocky Hollow Estates
a'jp--,-eliminary plat of Rocky Hollow Estates. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
Ordinance - Rezoning
Motion by Lackey and seconded by Girvin to approve on first readini,
1502 & 1.504 Williams
an ordinance rezoning property at 1502 and 1504 Williams Drive
Drive - RS to RM -3,
from RS to RM -3. Motion carried by unanimous vote. Connors
1st reading
abstained.
Preliminary Plat -
Motion by Connor aad seconded by Lackey to conditionally opprove a
Toyah Point
preliminary Plat of Toyah Point. Flint Drive to have a 50 foot
right of way with 36 foot pavement, curb and gutter, no parking,
a five (5) foot road and utility easement and an additional.
five (5) utility easement. A twenty (20) foot road widening,
easement is to be provided along Leander Road. Motion carried
by unanimous Vote.
Preliminary & Fianl
Motion by Connor and seconded by Girvin to approve a resolution
Plat -Dela Cruz
authorizing the filing of a final plat of Dela Cruz Estate
Estates
subject to Planning Department approval and that the property
owner is to provide his own utility casements and services
front existing City utilities. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
(See Ord. Book #4, Page 319).
MaTANNIUMVINOWMEN
CO. Planning and Zoning
A. Ordinance - Street Abandonment - a portion of Forest Street between 6th Street and
7th Street
9t�
B. Resubdivision Lot 7 Block A, Riverbend IV
1. Location and surrounding area
Located on Gabriel View Drive - Residential area
2. Master Plan Sector 4
Resub will still leave 2 large lots and as long as residents don't object
there should be no problem.
C. Preliminary and Final Plats - Park Meadow, Section 1
1. Location and surrounding Area
Located on Williams Dr. between Lakeaire - Plaza del Sol and Reata Trails
2. Master Plan - Sector 4
Commercial use is appropriate - is in C2B Zoning District
3. Need preliminary plat of entire acreage - Don Bizzell has been notified of
other details
D. Preliminary and Final Plats - Koy Estates
1. Location and surrounding area
Located on corner of Williams Dr. and Wagon Wheel Trail (adjacent to N. W.
corner of Reata Trails Subdivision)
2. Master Plan - Sector 4
Proposed use is for Vet Clinic on Lot 1 and is in C -2A Zoning Dist.
3. Need 20' road widening easement
E. Preliminary and Final Plats - Chris Kennon Addition
1. Location and surrounding area
Located on Williams Dr. betwen Reata Trails and Briarwood Subdivisions
2. Master Plan - Sector 4
F. Preliminary Plat - Briarwood, Section II.
1. Location and surrounding area
Continuation of Briarwood Subdivision - adjacent and south of Serenada
2. Master Plan - Sector 4
a. Residential use is compatible
b. Need temporary turn around on Algerita Drive
G. Preliminary Plat - Rocky Hollow Estates
1. Location and surrounding area
Located between Briarwood and Reata Trails Subdivisions
10. Planning and Zoning, July 13, 1982 Page 2
2. Master Plan - Sector 4
Residential use is appropriate
3. Need variance for north end of Rocky Hollow Trail as does not meet minimum 50' ROW
H. Ordinance - Rezoning 1504 Williams Dr., RS to RM -3
Verbal Report
I. Rezoning - H & H Homes (San Gabriel Apts) RP to C -2A
1. Location and surrounding area
Located East of San Gabriel Heights Subdivision
2. Master Plan - Sector 3
a. No pertinent information on use
b. An increased density would not be desireable as the Highway Department has
already warned us of traffic congestion in this area
J. Preliminary Plat - Toyah Point
1. Location and surrounding area
Located on FM 2243 and IH 35 access road (SW corner) adjacent to Thousand Oaks Sub.
2. Master Plan - Sector 3
This tract is in C -2A zoning district. Proposed use is offices which, with
buffering of landscaping,'should not be too incompatible with adjacent residences.
3. a. Don Bizzell and I have discussed Flint Drive - some possible traffice problems
in this area.
b. Need adjustment of intersection at south end of Flint Dr. or variance
c. Need road widening easement on FM 2243 of 20'
d. Other details Don will take care of
K. Preliminary and Final Plats - Dela Cruz Estates
1. Location and surrounding area
Located in 1700 Block of Maple Street - Residential area
2. Master Plan - Sector 7
Residential use is appropriate
3. Utilities will have to be cleared with the Public Works Dept
L. Rezoning - Semcor, Century Industries, G.T.E. - RS to I
1. Location and surrounding area
Located between US 81 and IH 35, adjacent to the NE and behind Georgetown
Square Apts.
2. Master Plan - Sector 5
Area was assumed to be industrial and buildings exist on 2 out of the 3 tracts.
This rezoning is to correct a "void" in the city records.
3. It would be desireable for the City to have a 25' utility and road easement on
the NE side of the Semcor and Century tracts for possible future access for this
area to IH 35.
10. Planning and Zoning, July 13, 1982 Page 3
M. Preliminary Plat - Turtle Bend
1. Location and surrounding area
Located on Booty's Crossing Road across from Candleoaks Subdivision and
adjacent to Corps. Property (Stilling Basin)
2. Master Plan - Sector 4
Single family subdivision is compatible with this area
3. a. City will require water line to.be brought from Country West Subdivision
to from a loop, in order to.serve this subdivision
b. They will be on septic systems to all lots must -meet 2.0,000 sq. ft. minimum
c. We will need a 20' road widening and drainage easement along Booty's Road
N. Ordinance - Abandon Patti Lane
HIMNIVIERM
Page 3
Ordinance -Rezoning Motion by Connor and seconded by Girvin to approve on first
at Century Industries reading an ordinance rezoning the property of Century
RS to I, lst reading Industries from RS to I. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Ordinance - Motion by Doering and seconded by Girvin to approve on first
Rezoning at Semcor - reading,�an ordinance rezoning property of Semcor, Inc. from
RS to I, lst reading RS to I. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Ordinance - Rezoning Motion by Lackey and seconded by Connor to approve on first
at General Telephone - reading an ordinance rezoning the property of General Telephone
RS —1, lst reading Company from RS to 1. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Preliminary Plat - Motion by Connor and seconded by Lackey to conditionally approve
Turtle Bend a preliminary plat of Turtle Bend. Five (5) foot utility
easements to be provided on all side lot lines. Motion carried
by unanimous vote.
Ordinance -
Abandon Patti Lane
2nd reading
Fuel Adjustment
CAPCO Task Force
Adjourn
w1wanygniffEma
Motion by Lackey and seconded by Doering to increase the fuel
adjustment charge from 103% to 112%. Motion carried by unanimous
vote.
Mayor Doerfler appointed Harry Cold to a CAPCO Task Force.
There being no further business, on .1 motion by Connor and
seconded by Doering, the meeting adjotirned.
BILLS FOR APPROVAL, .;UNE 1982 (OVER $2,000.00)
NAME OF COMPANY
Lackey & Clark Oil Corp.
Life & Casualty Ina. Co
Brady Insurance Co.
L C R A
Temple, Inc.
Techline, Inc.
TOTAL
TOTAL AMT.
GENERAL UTILITY"',
9,471.88
4,198.90 5,272.98
10,144.65
10,144.65
21,959.00
21,959.00
368,943.85
368,943.85
4,934.39
4,934.39
5,593.20
5,593.20
421,046.97
4,198.90 416,847.07
v
Warrant Fund
Airport
Transportation
Improvement Account
Improvement Account
Improvement Account
Improvement Account
Improvement Account
Improvement Account
TOTAL
UTILITY FUND;
Utility Account
Utility Account
Meter Deposit
Meter Deposit
CD
CD
CD
Water b Sewer Capital Imp.
Water & Sewer Capital Imp.CD
Reserve Utility
Reserve Utility CD
Reserve Utility CD
Reserve Utility CD
Utility Fund CD
TOTAL
CSB
USL
USL
CSL
USL
USL
USL
ESL
ESL
CSB
FNB
CSB
CSL
CSL
CSL
CSL
CSL
CSL
CSL
CSL
BANK ACCOUNTS - JUNE 1982
DI
45,812.35
4,160.48
76,909.47
110,982.30
11,739.52
24,872.63
56.81
-0-
-0-
10,000.00
4.217.29
14,872.63
4,418.32
3,937.67
60.32
4,975.26
-0-
4,478.64
50,000.00
-0-
-0-
-0-
8,912.93
100,000.00
-0-
-0-
50,000.00
48,351.08
-0-
48,000.00
100,000.00
351.08
'0-
48,000.00
-0-
48.000.00
281,552.53
130,001.86
168,982.30
242,572.09
440,402.47
20092.55
517,590.98
445,038.59
512,954.86
5,624.74
-0-
49699.62
-0-
2,950.00
20,992.55
27,645.42
287.26
-0-
7,374.36
27,932.68
86.87
136,000.00
-0-
-0-
-0-
86.87
35,470.59
784.81
-0-
-0-
136,000.00
51,957.08
-0-
-0-
36,255.40
275,000.00
-0-
-0-
51,957.08
51,449.63
-0-
-0-
275,000.00
27,286.05
-0-
-0-
51,449.63
27, 286.05
—_05
1,0710915.40 523,362.67 447,988.59 1.147,289.48
1;
RESTRICTED FUNDS: BANK BAL. 6-1-82 RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENTS BAL.6-30-82
GENERAL FUND:
Social Security
Social Security
Cemetery Care
Hotel & Motel Tax
G. 0. Interest & Sinking
G. 0. Interest & Sinking CD
Parks Capital Improvement
Parks Capital Improvement CD
Parks & Rec. Cap. Improvement
TOTAL
UTILITY FUND:
Bond Interest & Sinking
Bond Reserve
Bond Reserve CD
Cert. of Oblig. Bond &
Contingency
Contingency CD
Fuel Adjustment
Water Tank Maintenance
Water Tank Maintenance
Electrical Construction
Electrical Construction
Electrical Construction
Water Construction
Water Construction
Water Construction CD
Sewer Construction
Sewer Construction
Sewer Construction CD
Wastewater Treatment
Wastewater Treatment
Int.
MI
CD
Wastewater Treatment CD
Comprehensive Study
Comprehensive Study Savings
Comprehensive Study CD
TOTAL
General Fund
Utility Fund
General Fund Restricted
Utility Fund Restricted
Revenue Sharing
TOTAL
FNB
6,982.50
-0-.
-0-
'6,982.50
CSL
9,023.'1#7
123.20
-0-
9,146.67
CSL
5,658.17
27.00
-0-
5,685.17
19,365.36 ;
CSL
16,521.38
61,657.40
2,843.98
1,321.94
-0-
-0-
62,979.34,,?,.
CSL
CSL
100,000.00
-0-
-0-
100,000.00
FNB
8,241.29
-0-
648.00
7,593.29
CSL
2,877.13
-0-
-0-
2,877.13
CSL
100,000.00
-0-
-0-
100,000.00
310,961.34 4,316.12 648.00 314,629.46
CSL
118,724.53
17,500.00
23,500.00
112,724.53
CSL
7,700.08
-0-
-0-
7,700.08
CSL
300,000.00
-0-
-0-
300,000.00
CSL
26,673.81
2,683.33
-0-
29,357.14
CSL
239.07
-0-
-0-
-0-
239.07
15,500.00
CSL
CSL
15,500.00
27,904.78
-0-
420.04
-0-
28,324.82
USL
127.72
1,500.00
-0-
1,627.72
USL
13,500.00
-0-
-0-
13,500.00
CSB
22.66
-0-
-0-
22.66
76.14
CSL
CSL
76.14
15,800.00
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0-
15,800.00
CSB
36.84
-0-
-0-
36.84
8.56
CSL
CSL
8.56
24,600.00
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0-
24,600.00
FNB
4.249.96
-0-
-0-
4,249.96
CSL
30,314.21
-0-
-0-
30.314.21
CSL
275,000.00
-0-
-0-
275.000.00
FNB
25,373.32
373,526.74
225.231.08
173,668.98
FNB
43,985.70
-0-
-0-
200,000.00
43.985.70
300,000.00
FNB
CSB
500,000.00
-0-
-0-
21,350.00
21,327.30
22.70
CSB
-0-
100.968.06
21,350.00
79,618.06
CSB
-0-
100,000.00
= 0-
1002000.00
1,429,837.38 617,948.17 491,408.38 19556,377.17
242,572.09
1,147,289.48
314,629.46
1,556,377.17
36,234.08
3,297,102.28
148 221ENT
GENERAL FUND:
Legislative
Executive
Judical
Elections
Tax/Finance
Finance
City Hall
Community promot.
Brush Hall
Health Unit
Animal Control
Maint. Centers
Police Department
Fire Department
Street Department
Planning
Cemetery
Parks
Swimming Pool
Airport
Main Street
Debt Retirement
TOTALS
BUDGET
3,820.00
29,745.00
23,400.00
1,209.00
43,903.00
153,795.00
14,600.00
71,674.50
14,000.00
11,979.00
17,805.00
3,300.00
340,757.00
133,354.00
289,020.00
13,000.00
14,000.00
123,278.00
25,300.00
114.035.00
14,062.00
59,294.00
AMOUNT
EXPENDED
6-30-82
2,814.40
26,423.88
23,206.52
1,150.40
31,537.39
124,369.94
9,093.82
59,190.51
13,610.60
10,367.03
14.041.76
1,642.54
272.857.24
96,789.84
233,894.28
9,502.08
10,782.17
97,605.03
10,595.30
38,389.29
9.881.98
1,515,330.50 1,155,214.43
EXPENSES
AS OF
7-10-82
112.00
869.23
700.00
-0-
894.33
9,029.05
1,642.59
3,677.54
-0-
780.66
693.52
105.77
13,343.22
3,820.51
11,210.83
950.00
933.12
3,480.40
3,364.01
2,036.25
864.40
TOTAL
2,926.40
27,293.11
23,906.52
1,150.40
32,431.72
133,398.99
10,736.41
62,868.05
13,610.60
11,147.69
14,735.28
1,748.31
286.200.46
100,610.35
245,105.11
10,452.08
11.715.29
101,085.43
13,959.31
40,425.54
10.746.38
58,507.43 1,213,721.86
PROPOSED BUDGET AMENDMENT - JUDICAL - ACCT #422 - $3,068.45
Revenues as of 6-30-82
Expenditures as of 6-30-82
1,197.099.24
1,155,214.43
41 884 8
BUDGET
BALANCE
77
893.60`)
92
2,451.89
102
(506.52)
95
58.60
74
11,471.28
87
20,396.01
74
3,863.59
88
8,806.45
97
389.40
93
831.31
83
3,069.72
53
1,551.69'
84
54.556.54
75
32,743.65
85
43,914.89
80
2,547.92
84
2,284.71
82
22,192.57
55
11,340.69
35
73,609.46
76
3,315.62
301.608.64
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
UTILITY: ************0
Administration
Electric
Water
Sewer
Sanitation
Inspection
Bond Int. b Sinking
Cert. of Ob. Int b
Sinking
Transfers
TOTALS
468,370.00
4,724,815.00
345.670.32
3,658,767.70
47,881.49
393,551.81
84
418,790.00
299,954.03
392,016.60
13,163.72
4 75
75
211,400.00
288,550.00
116.608.43
233,300.76
10.416.09
313,117.
127,024.52
59,360.00
210,000.00
47,613.45
175,000.00
10,776.97
2,396.40
244,077.73
50.009.85
85
84
17,500.00
192,500.00
92
32,200.00
193 000.00
26,833.33
68-000 oo
2,683.33
29,516.66
92
-0-
68 000.00
35
6,606,485.00
4,971,748.07.
496,834.60
5,468,582.62
Revenues as of 6-30-82
Expenditures as of 6-30-82 5.369,250.68
4 971 748.03
397,502.65
74,818.19
674.030.70
105.672.25
84,375.48
44,472.27
9,350.15
17,500.00
2,683.34
1,137,902.38
DEPARTMENT REPORTS - JUNE, 1982
ELECTRIC DEPT.
Installed 16 new services
Installed 17 construction services
Installed 9 new transformers
Installed 21 new meters
Installed 9 new poles
Replaced 13 street lights
Completed underground work in San Gabriel Park
Completed underground work at Stone Haven
Completed new line on Winchester Street
Removed all old poles from San Gabriel Park
Cut tree limbs from power lines all over town
Installed new pole b lights change out transformer to 75 KVA
Installed 600 KVAR capacitors on 21st and Church Streets
Completed 347 trouble called from June 26th 11:00 PM to June 30, 1982
PARK$ b RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Received parts for the slides at Pool #2. Reparied slides and put back in
Put new roof on concession at
operation. Replaced broken sink at Pool #1• and edging of all parks and
the San Gabriel Bill Park. Did general mowing are ball fields
athleclds•CelebratedgJuneteenthLeague
Park.Babe Ruth prepare
for playoffs.
SANITATION DEPARTMENT
s to
Made 3,302 commercial stops ofddirt3andresidential
loads oftbrush.H$Picy�,ed2up137ddead
the dump. Hauled 187 load
animals.
STREET DEPARTMENT
The Street Department has been patching pot holes, street cuts and repairing storm
damage. We have been hauling brush with every truck available.
WEATHER FOR JUNE
Rainfall for June was 4.53 inches Total for the year is 22.56 inches
WATER AND WASTEWATcR FOR JUNE, 1982
601,000 gallons. The average daily pumpage was 3.486,000.
Water pumpage was 104, pounds
Maximum daily was 5,574,000 and minimum was 2,281,000. There was 2,616.2 p
of chlorine used.
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DEPARTMENT REPORTS - JUNE, 1982
WATER AND WASTEWATER CONTINUED, PAGE 2
All treated water bacteriological analyses test results were NO
Results for Bacteriological analyses for raw water: T FOUND,
Well #1 6HN-C
Well 02 12 2 4 1
Well #3 0 8 0 8
Well #4 0 0 0
Well #5 18 21 0
Well #7
355
N 15 N/R 67 19
3
Well #8 57 HN -c 81 1
Well #9 N/R N/R 2
N2
NOT IN SERVICE AS YET
Wastewater treated was 34,512,100. Average daily was 1,150 40
of chlorine was used. 3. 1,050 pounds
Service calls and work done:
/ taps were22-4" wastewater taps were set32136" Wastewaterstap set increase of meter;
and manhole 9 sewer chokes; repaired 4 curbs; repaired and replaced two manhole rinle�an
covers; 5 low water pressure calls; 7 water leaks; 15 services repaired; d
miscellaneous calls. � 17
Laid 600' of 2" water line at the airport
Put back in service, park and Ai p All booster pumps wre repaired and
Airport
was brass and worn, replaced with acastoiron rImpeller at Sequdia booster
impeller. .
GEORGETOWN PULIC LIBRARY
Circulation of ghe Georgetown Public Library
Circulation of the Branch Library at Stonehaven 9,807
Total Circulation 158
Circulation last month 9,965
Circulation one year ago 5,070
Books donated 9,916
Books purchased 20
Total books added to the Library 5
Gifts and Memorials 25
$1,416.00
Customers 6-1-82
Connect Disconnect
Electric 6-30-82
4,817 96
72 4,841
Water 4,670
773_ 52 4,691
Sewer 4,168
52 28 4,192
Y
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DEPARTMENT REPORTS - JUNE, 1982
FIRE DEPARTMENT
the Fire Department activities for the month of June.
This report reflects lits
Fourteen fire alarms were answered within the city
Classificationpofetheo itye
alarms that occurred outside the city limits. automobiles - 2;
alarms: water in buildings - 2; electric wire down - 4;
in-service investigations - 2; miscellaneous emergencies - 4. City alarms
involving structures: 121 North IH 35, Kentucky Fried Chicken Restaurant -
g an
a small firs occurred
Minor structurain the ledamagestroom with moderatensmokeeto he entireuse fan shorted out. Minor
structure.
11:
City of Georgetown
MONTHLY REPORT
Monthly Report To Administrative
Department of Building Inspection
Thomas
G. Sams
Manager
Month Of June
I. Number of Inspection:
Building Official
This
Month
Building 87
Lost
Month
75
ga^'» Month
Lass Vow
This Pi"
Vow To oats
Las final
Vow To Date Y•a►�a To pat•
Electrical 91
73
Plumbing 140
Miscellaneous 58
97
8411
98
576
730
748
984
Ji i"
378
Total
52
47
359
455
485
244
®auw 376
297
276
2. Permits Issued
2199
2851
1450
Building
-----
Number 26
Value 842,100
Permit Fen 1,3Ao:05
19
$10,800.
11
302,700..
168
44
5,931, 0.
--•..__�
129 107
6,572,300.
Electrical
963.60
498,60'
7,776.45'
7.588.45
3,230,700.
5,131.95
Number 36
27
18
Permit Fen 870.90
EleA LLC Fees 25.00
706.00
507.15
201
4,971.85
229
6,806.80
143 r
ing5.
Number 36
'
65.00.
4,090.503t690.00X3.535.25
. • 1, 735.00
Permit Fee: 1,037.30
26
555.25
13
263.00,
4,449.85
180
4,068.20
126 {
Mach.
2,950.20
Number 27
Permit Fens 674.00
19
365.00
�7
168
163
113
Total All Fees 3,987.25
2;5.40
519.00 3.932.00
1;852.
3.771.00
2,044.00
Does not Include 4 S In
3. Nature of BuildingPermits Yr
Utility 1 ity inspect on Area; i:st. Va uat
d
6:
Number
o/
SF 2Aff; Est
Valuation
on9•4
$'93;600.
Type ow«lino
Permits (Jnlq
ma„
P•��
*' �s,tnit Peas
4 432 100.
5 Single Family � 5
TOW
fere
Vatwtia�r
1 Z Family 2
1 Multi -Family 4
506.25
105.00
`
341, 700.
5 Commemial Bulminga
144.80
70,000.
111, 600.
Industrial Buildings
310.80
179, 700.
Relocation and Demolish
1
Swimming Poole
signs
2
25.00
11,000.
Other Moving
50.00
1
Alterations and Additlotu
9
•Q•
To Dwellings
2 To Commercial Buildings
To
99.60
138.60
38,600.
industrial Buildings
890500.
26 Total 11
1,380.05
4. BuildingValuation
842,100.
This Ph" VOWTO Daq
This CMsn4r Yew To Dal
$ 5,931,440.00
$ 3,230,700.00
Lint Pisa« Yew To Dass
$ 6, 572, 300.00
Law Q- WIN YaTo ons
$ 3,99,280.00w
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