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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda CC 03.31.1983 SpecialSPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING March 31, 1983 7:00 PM a 1. Jim Rowe - Eagle Scout Project 2. Georgetown Men's Service Organization - Easter Egg Hunt in Park 3. Award Bids - 20 -inch Pipe 4. Award Bids - Voltage Regulators 5. Work Session 6. Ground Water Report - William Guytonj Jr. 7. Georgetown South Water Improvements and Award Contract on Well No. 10 8. Contract with Southwestern University relative to Wastewater Effluent 9. Budget Transfers 10. Ordinance - Attorney's Fees for Delinquent Tax Collection, 1st reading, 11. Misc. March 31, 1983 The City Council met in special 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 Do ' ering, Marvin Lackey, Bill Connor, 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. Jim Rowe - Eagle Motion by Doering and seconded by Shell to allow Jim Scout Project Rowe to place a memorial to E. B. Sneed in San Gabriel Park as an Eagle Scout project and to commend Jim Rowe for his efforts. Motion carried by unanimous vote. Georgetown Men's Motion by Shell and seconded by Connor to allow the George - Service Organization - town Men's service Organization to conduct an easter egg Easter Egg Hunt in Park hunt in San Gabriel Park on April 2, 1983. Motion carried by unanimous vote. Award Bid - Bids were received from Tans -Tex Supply Co., Big State 20 -inch Pipe Utility Supply Co., Bowles and Edens Co., Rohan Co., U. S. Pipe and Foundry, American Utility Supply Co., and McWane Cast Iron Pipe Co. Motion by Shell and seconded by Connor to award the bid on pipe to Bowles and Eden and on the fittings to U. S. Pipe or the low bidder who would accept only the fittings. Motion carried by unanimous vote. Award Bids - Motion by Lackey and seconded by Shell to award the bid Voltage Regulators on voltage regulators to the only bidder, R. D. Erb Co. Motion carried by unanimous vote. Work Session Sam Wyse of Wyse and Associates presented the Land Use and Population Plan prepared for the City. No action was taken. Georgetown Water Mayor Doerfler appointed Leo Wood, Bill Connor and Report - William Marvin Lackey to study an agreement between the City Guyton, Jr. and Georgetown Railroad concerning this matter. No further acLion was taken. Georgetown South Water No action was taken on this matter. Improvements & Award Contract on Well No 10 Contract with South- Motion by Connor and seconded by Lackey to approve western University drafting of a contract between the City and Southwestern relative to Wastewater University providing for the University to purchase up to Effluent 2.5 million gallons per day of wastewater effluent from the City for $.02 per 1,000 gallons for a twenty year term with a 20 year option. The final contract is to be approved by the City Council. Motion carried by unanimous vote. March 31, 1983 Page 3 Budget Transfer Motion by Lackey and seconded by Doering to transfer $6,000.00 from account 651-1 and $2,500.00 from account 655 into accounts 455, 527, 52-9, 526 and 528. Motion carried by unanimous vote. Ordinance - Attorney's Motion by Shell and seconded by Connor approve on first fees for Delinquent reading an ordinance providing for an additional 15% Tax Collection, lst penalty to be assessed on delinquent taxes, penalty and reading interest after July 1 of the year for which they became due to defray the cost of collection should the City contract with an attorney for the purposes of collection. Motion carried by unanimous vote. Final Plat - Motion by Connor and seconded by Doering to approve a Georgizin Village resolution authorizing filing of a final plat of Georgian Village provided: 1. septic tanks shall be approved by the Williamson County Health Department; 2. A variance is hereby approved on the length and width of all lots and 3. Jack Webernick shall pay $8,000.00 within 90 days towards relocating the Reata Trails Booster Station Motion carried by unanimous vote. (Ord. Book A, Station." Adjourn There being no further business, the meeting adjourned. !�j r -i pq R. 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A to P 4J 0) Cd Irl r -I 0 0 a) cd -ri 0) rl p 0 4-J 4-1 W rA r -I 41 C13 -ri -r-I u w r. r -I 4) P 4-J 'rl (1) 'rl P En P4 ca w :j u 41 FX4 0 P " Cd 4; ri 0) 0 41 U) 0 F. P4 -r-i U -rA U CO >1 r --i 0 -H w 0) I~ 4l -k4 Pa r. 41 bD Q) 'U W r. 4-J WH H p r4 a I H W Q) x ::1 r -I Co -f-i -H QJ 0 .M0 -ri 4.J -4 (1) CO -H W W 0 w A a W � W Fq 44 0 U M -C4 Z P4 44 U) P4 0 PL4 U) d, Z P E-4 P4 w CN BILLS FOR APPROVAL ($2,000.00 or OVER) March, 1983 a Aqua Utility, Inc. L C R A Life and Casualty Ins. Co. Lackey Oil Company, Inc. McMaster & Bain RTE Corp. Temple, Inc. Wilson Oxygen & Supply Co. 3,673.80 282,800.01 10,238.07 5,547.80 2,512.50 7,112.25 3,713.00 2,055.60 317,653.03 ELECTRIC DtPARTMENT,- During the month of Marths 1983, we installed 27 new services, 11 new transformers, 24 temporary services, 32 new meters and 6 new street lights. We set 11 new poles and 8 new anchors and repaired 11 street lightsi We had pole line maintenance, finished light repairs in •. fields, and finished the new service for Georgetown National Bank. We installed a new capacitor bank in Serenada. PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT - Park crew assisted Georgetown Ments S6rvi Organization in the Edstet Egg Hunt in San Gabril Park. Routine maintenance and • on all parks, ball parksi and swimming pools. I Leggett's Gateway Fence Company completed repairing and tying all chain link fences. The Green Thumb crew completed repairing all bleachers in San Gabriel Park and V.F.W. Park. Restrooms at the San Gabriel Baseball Field has a water leak and is being repaired by Salyer Plumbing. The job should be completed by the end of the week. SANITATION DEPARTMENT - Made 30,908 residential stops, 4,686 business stops and 112 miscellaneous, for a total of 35,706 stops thus making 127 loads to the dump. We hauled 203 loads of brush and 700 loads of dirt. There was 9 dead animals picked up during March. GEORGETOWN LIBRARY - The Georgetown Public Library had a circulation of 8,530 books and the branch library had 211 for a total. of 8,741. Last month the circulation was 6,501 and one year ago 7,464. We had 13 books donated to the library and we purchased 158. There were $53.70 of gifts and memorials made to the library during March. FIRE DEPARTMENT - This report reflects the Fire Department activites for the month of March. Seven fire alarms were answered within the City Limits compared to seven that occurred outside the City Limits. Classification of city alarms are as follows: Rescue - 1; Trash/brush - 1; Mistaken alarm - 2; Structure fire- 1; In-service investigations - 1; Automobiles - 1. The structure fire on March 23, 1983 was located at 704 Austin A-venuej Western Auco Storei Major fita damage occurred to the second floor and itos contents4 An electrical fault has been ruled as the cause. Estimated damage $75sO00406* One fire fighter received minor injuryo Page 2 CUSTOMER 3-1-83 Connect Dicconnect 3-31-83 March 28 Well #1 N/R N/It Electric 5,142 86 39 5,189 Water 4,906 59 28 4,937 Sewer 4,375 58 23 4,410 WATER AND WASTEWATER - Water pumped 71,467,000 gallons and we used 1,487 pounds of chlorine. We made 48 water taps and repaired 41 water leaks and had 18 miscellaneous calls. The wastewater treatment plant treated 55,097,700 gallons and used 1,268 pounds of chlorine. We made 22 sewer taps and had 20 sewer chokes. Treated water analyses: Not Found RAW WKITR ANNUSES VOI� B11CUR-1-OLOGICAL March I March 14 March 21 March 28 Well #1 N/R N/It N/R N/R Well, #2 105 0 0 24 Well #3 0 0 0 0 Well 4#4 N/R N/R N/R N/R Well #5 187 88 135 87 Well #7 N/R 0 0 14 Well #8 0 4 3 13 We 1.1 #9 156 73 127 52 3KICW�#� MONTHLY REPORT Monthly Report To Administrative ManagerMonth of__ March - 1983 Department of Building Inspection Frank E', Wineiager 1 !ytimher of Inspections Building Official 2. Permits Issued Building Number Value This Month Lost Month Same Month Last Year This Fiscal Year To Date Lost Fiscal Year To Date Calendar Year To Date Building 111111 88 48 605 317 284 Electrical 157 94 58 740 379 369 Plumbing 174 151 57 961 431 453 Miscellaneous 123 55 24 vt 475 229 - ------ 248 Total 565 388 187 2781 1356 1354 Daily Average I 2� . 922.20 I 1,Z81.45 26,106. L5 16,281 2. Permits Issued Building Number Value 22 462,900 15 703,300 18 529,600 121 51894,650 105 4,091,740 57 1,872,850 Permit Fees 827.40 1,159.00 866.40 7,978-20 4,636-70 3,178-70 Electrical Number 41 34 18 222 117 107 Permit Fees lec. Lic Fees 1,003.10 360-00 1,194.40 139-00 321.8054.6.10 135-00 U73.00 2,919-15 3,830-50 2,932..55 i:646.5o Plumbing Number Permit Fees 35 811-75 33 885-50 19 401.25 211 5,077.65 110 2,249.15 96 2,250.45 Sewer Number Permit Fees 31 1 591-00 27 615-00 3 1 57-00 168 1 3,232.00 92 2,645-00 85 1,679-00 Total All Fees I 2� . 922.20 I 1,Z81.45 26,106. L5 16,281 3, MEN Number Of Types Dwelling Permits Units Plan Check Fees Permit Fees Total Fees Valuation 6 Single Family 6 $ 4,091,740.00 581-30 367—,000 2 Family Multi -Family Commercial Buildings Industrial Buildings Relocation and Demolish Swimming Pools 1 Signs P001 25.00 --- Other Alterations and Additions 7 To Dwellings 66.60 25,700 8 To Commercial Buildings 154-50 69,500, To Industrial Buildings 22 Total 6 527-4-0— -- m-mror,twn. M =. This Fiscal Year To Date This Calendar Yew To Date $ 5,894,650-00 $ 1,872,850-00 Last Fiscal Year To Date Lost Calendar Year To Date $ 4,091,740.00 $ 1,391,600.00 M. GEOPMTOWN CHAMBER OF COW4ERCZ REPORT OF INCOME AND MCPENSE Pop THz 3 MONTH(S) ENDED MajE4A9.&3_ CREDIT BUREAU mr PARMICULARS AMOUNT INCOHN EXPENSESt ADVERTISING -0- FLOAT EXPENSE MAO SECRETARY SALARY TOTAL EXPENSES s OVER (UNDER) $ 2564.33_ SPECIAL EVENTS 6 Beginning Checkbook Balance 2-28-83 3150.93 Income -Citizens State Bank Dues 1893.00 Georgetown Credit,Bureau. 1143.73 Banquet 19.00 Keep Georgetown Best 2.92 Newsletter 200.00 Shop At Home 15.00 Total Income 3273.65 3273.65 Beginning Balance plus Incone 44.5 Expenses -Citizens State Bank Evans, Ewan & Hale, Insurance -float 50.00 Heritage Printing 107.25 Gold's 3.72 C -dues 8.00 Grandma's 29.83 Copy Right, Inc. -newsletter & Shop At Rome 221.95 G.Morrison-reimbursment for coffee supp. 8.60 G. Morrison Business Service 10.00 Gestetner Corp. 52.00 Citizens State Bank-SS&WH 554:91 R. Moden 160.71 V. Sessums 399.84 V. Wood 51.0.09 Edison's-camera 239.90 Postmaster -5 -rolls of stamps 100.00 General Telephone 60.74 Mutual Benefit Life 127.59 Gsteter 64.63 T. aks-reimbursement for film 2.65 Postmaster -newsletter 31.71 R. Moden 164.18 V. Sessums 386.25 V. Wood 510.09 Total Expenses 3794.64 [3794.64�j Income less Expenses -Citizens State Bank 2629.94 University Savings -Tourism account 5.51 University Savings -Money Master 2608.82 Certified Savings -Savings account 197.52 Certified Savings -Money Market 3021.20 First National Bank -checking ac+ t 600.00 Total 6433.05 6433.05 Total Cash on Hand 3-31-83 9062.99 a r Checkbook Balance Citizens State Bank --31.83 2629.94 I 0