HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda CC 08.22.1983CITY OF GEORGETOWN
SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING
August 22, 1983
6:00 PM - Public Hearing
1. Texas Community Development Program (at San Jose Park)
7:00 PM - CITY COUNCIL MEETING
I. Ordinance - Rezoning - Smith Branch Park, 14.28 acres out of William Addison
Survey Abstract No. 21 from RS to RM -2, Ist reading
2. Preliminary Plat - Smith Branch Park
3. Variance - Parking Requirements - Quail Valley I & Il -
4. Variance - Parking and Building Line - Toyah Point, Section 1, Lots 3 & 4
5. Variance - Construction Plans - Rocky Hollow Estates II
6. Variance - Building Line - Lot 6, Blocl< B, Riverbend 11
7. Award Bid - Poles
8. Award Bid - Electrical Supplies
9. Award Bid - Transformers
10. Award Bid - Water & Wastewater Supplies
Il.. Award Bid - Gas and Oil.
12. Award Bid - Concrete
13. Award Bid - Road Base
14. Award Bid - Chlorine
15. Ordinance - Community Center, last reading
1.6. Ordinance - Establish Administrative Departments, 2nd reading
17. Ordinance - Amend Utility Rate Ordinance, 2nd reading
18. Ordinance - Amend Fuel Flowage Ordinance, 2nd reading
19. Ordinance - Homestead Tax Exemption, 2p4 reading
20. Ordinance - Over 65 Tax Exemption, 2nd reading
21. Ordinance - Adopt 1983-84 Budget, 2nd reading
22. Capital Improvements Program
23. Resolution - Williamson County M.U.D. No. 5
24. Misc.
1:45 Public Hearing - Texas Community Development Program
1 city Council
6:00 Public Hearing (to be held in San Jose Park) - Texas Community
Development Program
7:00 City Council Meeting
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4:00 Bid Opening - TAC Runway Overlay Project
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August 29
6:30
Public Hearing - Capital Improvements Program
6:45
Public Hearing - Annexation - Trussway, Bryco, Superior Stone,
Georgetown Railroad & Summey`
7:00
City Council Meeting
Sept. 1
4:00
Bid Opening - TAC Runway Overlay
5:00
City Council Meeting
5:30
Public Hearing - Annexation - Tru.ssway on site
5:40
Public Hearing - Annexation - Bryco - on site
5:50
Public Hearing - Annexation - Superior Stone - on site
6:00
Public Hearing - Annexation - Georgetown Railroad on site
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6:10
Public Hearing - Annexation - Summey. - on site
Sept, 13
7:00
City Council Meeting (regular)
Sept. 21 -
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City Council Meeting - Zoning/Annexation, lst reading
Oct. 3
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City Council Meeting - Zoning/Annexation, 2nd reading
August 22, 1983
The City Council met in regular session on the above date at
7;00 p.m. with Mayor John C. Doerfler presiding. The following
Councilmen and officials were present: Eb C. Girvin, Carp
Doering, Bill Connor, Marvin Lackey, William C. Shell, City
Manager Leo Wood, City Secretary Jim Colbert, Public Works
Director W.L. Walden, Tax Finance Director Barbara Raney and
City Planner Renee Hanson.
Ordinance- Motion by Doering seconded by Shell to postpone action on
..Rezoning- Smith this and a Preliminary Plat -Smith Branch Park pending
Branch Park, further study. Motion carried by unanimous vote. Mayor
14.28 acres out Doerfler appointed the following committee to study the matter
of William Add- and report back to the City Council: Carl Doering, chair-
ison Survey man, Eb Girvin, Tom Pilgrim, Steve Shafer, Steve Brown and
Abstract No.21- H.L. Smerke'n.
RS to RM -2, 1st
Reading, and
Preliminary
Plat -Smith
Branch Park
Variance- Motion by Girvin seconded by Connor to approve a variance for
Parking Require- encroachment of parking areas into front building line set-
ments-Quail back for a depth not to exceed ten feet.
Valley I and II
Variance- Park- Motion by Lackey seconded by Connor to approve a variance for
ing and Building four less parking spaces than ordinance requirements and for
Line-Toyah Point, the encroachment of the temporary turn -around into the front
Section I, Lots building setback. Turn around will be kept ten feet from the
3 and 4 building line. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Variance- Build- Motion by Doering seconded by Connor to approve'a variance of
ing Line- Lot 6, four feet and six inches on the front building setback line and
Block B, River- to charge the variance fee. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Bend II
Award Bids- Motion by Connor seconded by Shell to award the annual bid on
Poles poles for the electric department to Conroe Creosoting Co
Voting went as follows: AYES: Connor, Shell, Girvin, Lackey,
NOES: Doering, Motion carried.
Award Bids- Motion by Connor seconded by Lackey to award the annual bid
{.Electrical Sup- on electrical supplies to Temple, Inc'., Techlin, Priester-
,plies Mell and Nicholson, Inc., WESCO and SW.EUS. Motion carried
by unanimous vote.
Award Bids- Wa- Motion by Connor seconded by Lackey to award the annual bid
ter and Waste_ on Water and Wastewater supplies to Trans -Tex Supply Co.,
Water Supplies American Utility Supply Co., Big State Utility Supply Co.
The Rohan C., and U.S. Pipe and Foundry. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
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August 22, 1983
Award Bids-
Motion by Girvin seconded by Connor to award the annual bid on
Transformers
transformers to RTE Corp. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Award Bids-
Motion by Doering seconded by Connor to award the annual bid on
,Gas and Oil
gas and oil to Lackey and Clark Oil Co. Voting went as follows:
AYES: Doering, Connor, Girvin, Shell. ABSTAIN: Lackey.
Award Bids-
Motion by Lackey seconded by Shell to award the annual bid on
'Concrete
concrete to BrycQ,'Inc. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Award Bids-
Motion by Connor seconded by Doering to award the annual bid on
Road Base
Flexible Base and Concrete sand to Texas Crushed Stone and on
egate to Southwest Materials. Motion carried by unanimous
Aggregate
vote.
Award Bids-
Motion by Lackey seconded by Connor to award the annual bid on
.Chlorine
chlorine gas to Wilson Oxygen and Supply Co. Motion carried by
unanimous vote.
Ordinance-
Motion by Doering seconded by Connor to approve on first reading
Community Center,
an ordinance establishing rates, hours and operating procedures
1st reading
for use of the community center in San Gabriel Park. Motion
carried by unanimous vote.
Ordinance-
Motion by Shell seconded by Connor to approve on second and
Establish Ad-
final reading an ordinance establishing Administrative Depart-
ministration
ments for the City. Motion carried by unanimous vote. (Ord.
Departments,
Book # , page
2nd reading
Ordinance-
Motion by Shell seconded by Doeri,ng to approve on second and
,Amend Utility
final reading an ordinance amending an ordinance prescribi.ng
Rate Ordinance,
and fixing rates and charges for sales and service of electric,
2nd reading
age disposal systems of the City.
water, wastewater, and garbage
Motion carried by unanimous vote. (Ord. Book #4, pages 497-499)
Ordinance-
Motion by Girvin seconded by Connor to approve on second and
Amend Fuel
final reading an ordinance amending an ordinance providing for
Flow age Ordi-
fuel flowage fees at the Airport. Motion carried by unanimous
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nance, 2nd read-
vote. (Ord. Book # - page
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Ordinance-
Motion by Lackey seconded by Doeri,ng to approve on second and
Jlomestead Tax
final readi ng an ordinance providing that the greater of $5000.00
Exemption, 2nd
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or one percent of the market value of resident homesteads be
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exempted from ad valorem taxes. Motion1carried by unanimous vote.
(Ord. Book #5- pages
Ordinance -
Motion by Connor seconded by Doering to approve on second and
Over 65 Tax
final reading an ordinance providing that $9000.00 of market
Exemption, 2nd
value of resident homesteads of persons sixty-five years of age
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or older will be exempted from ad valorem taxes. Motion carried
by unanimous vote. (Ord. Book #5- pages
August 22, 1983
Ordinance- Adopt Motion by Shell seconded by Lackey to approve on second and
1983-84 Budget, final reading an ordnance adopting a budget for the City
2nd reading for the fiscal year beginning September 1, 1983 and ending
August 31,_ 1984. Motion carried by unanimous vote. (Ord. Book
#5, pages
Capital Im- Mayor Doerfler added Doak Fling and Charles Forbes to the
1provments Capital Improvements Program Committee and named Leo Wood
Program as chairman.
Resolution- No action was taken on this matter.
Williamson County
M.U.D. No. 5
Adjourn There being no further business, on a motion by Connor seconded
by Shell, the meeting adjourned.
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