HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda CC 07.29.1982 SpecialSPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING
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JULY 29, 1982
6.30 1°M
AGENDA:
1. Executive Session
2m Rezoning Ordinance - 1.504 Williams Drive, RS to RM -3, 2nd reading
3. Rezoning Ordinance - GTE, RS to I, 2nd reading
4. Rezoning Ordinance - Semcor, RS to I, 2nd reading
5-. Rezoning Ordinance - Century Industries, RS to I, 2nd reading
6. Budget work session
7. Misc.
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July 29, 1982
The City Council met in special session on the above date at
6:30 PM with Mayor John C. Doerfler presiding. The following
Councilmen and Officials were present: Eb C* Girvin, Carl,
Doering$ Marvin Lackey, William C. Shell, City Manager Leo
Wood, City Secretary Jim Colbert and Public Works Director W. L.
Walden. Councilman Bill Connor was absent.
Executive Session
Mayor Doerfler opened the meeting to the public and announced
that the City Council would meet in executive session as provided
under Article 6252-17, V. T. C. S. Following the executive
session, Mayor Doerfler reopened the meeting to the public and
announced that the City Council would reconveng the executive
session following the last item of business.
Ordinance -
Motion by Doering and seconded by Lackey to approve on second
Rezoning at 1502-1504
and final reading an ordinance rezoning property at 1502-1504
Williams Dr. RS to
Williams Dr. from RS to RM -3. MoLioil carried. by miaiilillou.s vote.
RM -3, 2nd reading
Councilman Shell ribstainod..' (See Ord Book A, P -194--s 321-322).
Ordinance -
Motion by Shell and seconded by Girvin to approve on second nand
Rezoning of General
final reading an ordinance rezoning the property of Gcner;,d.
Telephone Co.
Telephone Co. from RS to 1. Motion carried by tmawhiious voce.
RS to 1, 2nd reading
(See Ord. Book #4, Pages 323-324).
Ordinance -
Motion by Lackey and seconded by Girvin to approve on secood
Rezoning of Semcor
and final reading an ordinance rezoning, the property of Seiiicor
RS to I, 2nd reading
from RS to 1. Motion carried by unanimou vote. (See Ord. Book #4
pages 329-330).
Ordinance
Motion by Doering and seconded by Shell. to approve ora secoiid
Rezoning of
and final reading an ordinance rezoning the vrovarl:v of Ceiaury
Century Industries
Industries from RS to I, and that if an easement frons
RS to I, 2nd reading
General Telephone Company to the City as recorded iii Vol. 878,
page 231, of Williamson County Deed Records, is to In -i used as
access to the property. It shall be built to City SpecificaLions,
paved with curb and gutter and that a variance is grzinted to
allow a thirty (30) foot street. The City shall maintain the
street. Motion carried by unanimous Vote. (See Ord. Book A,
Pages 325, 326 and 327).
Budget Work Session
The City Council worked on the proposed 1982-83 bk1d) ' ,CL. Mo(7�1011
by Lackey and seconded by Shell to transfer �4,000.00 of
unemcumbered appropriated funds in the 1981-82 budget froiii the
Street Department to the Judicial Department. Motion carried
by unanimous Vote.
Executive Session At this time, Mayor Doerfler announced that the City Council.
would reconvene in executive session. Following the executive
sessioni the meeting was agAin opened to the public*
Adjourn There being no further business, on a motion by Shell and
seconded by Doering, the meeting adjourned.
LCRA
Life and Casualty
Wilson Oxygen & Supply
Lackey & Clarke Oil Company
TOTAL
471,071.70
471,071.70
10,415,70
10,415.70
3,205.20
213.80 2,991.40
9,380.92
3,647-47 5,733.45
494,073.52
3,861,127 490,212.25
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BANK ACCOUNTS - JULY 1982
FUND: BANK :SAL. 7-1-82 RECEIPTS 'DI
Warrant Fund
CSB
Airport
Utility
USL
Transportation
USL
Improvement
Account
CSL
Improvement
Account
USL
Improvement
Account CD
USL
Improvement
Account,CD
USL
Improvement
Account
ESL
Improvement
Account CD
ESL
UTILITY
FUND:
130,490.11
Utility
Account
CSL
Utility
Account
FNB
Meter Deposit
CSB
Meter Deposit
CSL
Water &
Sewer Capital Imp.
CSL
Wa*:or &
Sewer <Capital Imp .CD
CSL
Resitrve
Utility
CSL
Ret,erve
Utility CD
CSL
Reserve
Utility CD
cc-,
Reserve
Utility CD
COL
Jtility
Fund CD
CS)"
TOTAL
48,225.33
51,449.63
11,739.52
136,216.30
130,490.11
17,465.71
4,217.29
-0-
-0-
4,217.29
14,872.63
-0-
-0-
14,872.63
4,478,64
-0-
-0-
4,478.64
8,912.93
-0-
-0-
8,912.93
50,000.00
-0-
-0-
50,000.00
100,000.00
-0-
-0-
100,000.00
351.08
-0-
-0-
351.08
48,000.00
225.33
-0-
48,225.33
242,572.09 136,441.63 130,490,11 248,523.61
512,954.86
618,842,58
703,338.33
428,459.1-1
20,992.55
-0-
-0-
20,992.55
7,374.36
4,110-00
5,414.15
6,070.21
27,932.68
-0-
-0-
27,932.68
86,87
-0-
-0-
86.87
136,000.00
-0-
-0-
136,000.00
36,255.40
3,220,89
-0-
39,476.29
51,957.08
-0-
-0-
51,957.08
275,000.00
-0-
-0-
275,000.00
51,449.63
-0-
-0-7
51,449.63
27,286.05
-0-
-0-
27,286.05
1,147,289.48 626,173,47 708,752.48 1,064,710.47
BANK ACCOUNTS - RESTRICTED FUNDS - JULY, 1982
GENERAL FUND: BANK BAL47-1-82 RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENTS BAL.7-31-8
Social Security FNB
Social Security CSL
Cemetery Care CSL
Hotel & Motel Tax CSL
G. 0. Interest & Sinking CSL
G. 0. Interest & Sinking CD CSL
Parks Capital Improvement FNB
Parks Capital Improvement CD CSL
Parks & Rec. Cap. Improvement CSL
P�
UTILITY FUND
Bond Interest & Sinking
Bond Reserve
Bond Reserve CD
cert4 of Oblig4 Bond & 1nt4
Contingency
Contingency CD
Fuel Adjustment
Water Tank Maintenance
Water Tank Maintenance CD
Elocttical Construction
Elqwtrical Construction
E10 trical Construction CD
Wa�er Construction
Water Construction
later Construction CD
",'Scwer Construction
Sewer Construction
Sewer Construction CD
Wastewater Treatment
Wastewater Treatment
Wastewater Treatment CD
comprehensive Study
Comprehensive Study Savings
Comprehensive Study CD
6,982.50
-0-
37.25
6,945.25
9,146.67
-0-
-0-
9,146.67
5,685.17
-0-
-0-
5,685.17
19,365.36
-0-
-0-
19,365.36
62,979.34
1,232.88
23,041.60
41,170.62
100,000.00
-0-
-0-
100,000.00
7,593.29
-0-
2.15
7,591.14
100,000.00
-0-
-0-
100,000.00
2,877.13
-0-
-0-
2,877.13
CSB
22, 66
-0-
-0-»
314,629.46 1,232.88 23,081.00 292,781.34
CSL
112,724.53
17,750.00
-0-
CSL
7,700.08
3,452.06
-0-
CSL
300,000.00
-0-
-0-
CSL
29,357.1.4
2,683.33
-0-
CSL
239.07
-0-
-0-
CSL
15,500.00
-0-
-0-
CSL
28,324.82
-0-
-0-
USL
1,627.72
1,500.00
-0-
USL
13,500.00
-0-
-0-
CSB
22, 66
-0-
-0-»
CSL
76.14
-0-
-0-
CSL
1.5,800.00
-0-
-0-
CSB
36.84
-0-
-0-
•1�"E14
8.56
-0-
-0-
24,600.00
-0-
-0-
FNi3
4,249.96
-0-
-0-
CSL
30,314.21.
3,220.89
-0-
CSL
275,000.00
-0-
-0-
FNB
173,668.98
199,542.02
213,089.06
FNB
43,985-70
509.32
35,000.00
FNB
300,000.00
-0-
-0-
CSB
22.7',)
-0-
-0-
CSB
79,618.06
-0-
-0-
CSB
100,000.00
-0-
-0-
TOTAL 1,556,377.17 228,657.62 248,089.06
Revenue Sharing
General Fund
Utility Fund
General Fund Rest.
Utility Fund Rest.
TOTAL
36,234.0
248,523.6
1--
292,781.3
1,536,945.1
f
UVK�M
130,474.53
11,152.14
300,000.00
32,040.47
239.07
15,500.00
28,324.82
3,127.72
13,500.00
22.66
76.14
1,51800.00
36.84
8.56
24,600.00
4,249.96
3315-35.10
275,000.00
.1,60,121 : 94
9,495.02
300,000.00
22.70
79,61.8.06
100,000-00
1,536,945-73
DEPARTMENT REPORTS -_JULY, 1982
ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT
Installed 18 new services
Installed 10 new construction services
Installed 16 new meters
Installed 12 new transformers
Installed 12 new poles
Replaced 16 street light lamps
Cut and trim trees - 288 man hours
Change out ple - 1810 Main Street
Replaced 1- 1500 watt lamps in ball field
Replaced house knobs - 702 North Church, 3207 Rockey Hollow, 307 Rock Street,
208 East 3rd.
Framed 10 poles single phase and run new I/O Primary in River Hills Sub.
Installed 12 anchors and guy wire in River Hills Sub.
7-13-82 wrecked unit 41 ( no one hurt)
Framed 16 poles single phase and run I/O Primary in Reata Trails
Replaced Insulators in air switch on West Street 200 block
Replaced broked pole back of Park Way Motel
Set new 45-c4 Pole in line 2200 block of San Jose
'FARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
t''enovation of Park Project progressing on schedule.
General MainLainance
and mowing
;)f Parks and ball fields. Began painting of
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trash barrells. Assisted
LiLtle League
and Babe Ruth Baseball with maintenance of ball
fields for play off games.
SANITATION DEPARTMENT
Made 4,508 business stops, 21,441 residential
stops, and 4 inise, SLOpS.
11auled
1161-2 loads to the dump. Hauled 3 loads of pre -mix, 523 loads of brush,
352 loads of
dirt, 4 loads of water and picked up 17 dead
animals.
WEATHER FOR JULY
Rainfall for July was 1.33 inches. Total for
the year is 23.89 inches.
WATER AND WASTEWATER FOR JULY, 1982
Water pumped 165,261,000 gallons
Average was 5,248,000 gallon per day
Max. pumped in one day was 7,411,000 gallons
Min. pumped in one day was 3,214,000 gallons
3,697.2 pounds of chlorine was used
Raw water bacteriological anaylses:
7-6 7-12
7-19
7-26
Well #1 2 0
4
0
Well #2 11 6
4
3
Well #3 0 0
0
0
Well #4 3 0
0
0
Well #5 26 9
14
6
Well #7 15 7
1
2
Well #8 - -
-
2
Well #9
11 HNC
-
All treated water bacteriological samples were not found.
DEPARTMENT REPORTS - JULY, 1982 PAGE 2
WATER AND WASTEWATER FOR JULY, 1982 CONVD,
Tastewater flow was 34,081,000 gallons
1,200 pounds of chlorine was used
15 sewer chokes
130 various calls
3 major water main breakb
Well #9 was placed into operation after receiving verbal OK fom State Health Dept.
3/4" water taps made - 21
3/4 to 1" meter increases - 2
4" sewer taps made - 18
GEORGETOWN PUBLIC LIBRARY
Circulation of the Georgetown Public Library
9,246
Circulation of the Branch Library at Stonehaven
189
Total Circulation
9,435
Circulation last month
9,965
Circulation one year ago
8,835
Books donated
0
Books purchased
7
'%':'otal books added to the Library
7
Cifts and Memorials
$1.28.67
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
Electric wire down 2
Automobile 1
In- Service Inv. 2
Outside Build. 1
Grass 4
Rescue 1
Residence 2
7-4-82-404 East 9th Street. Moderate fire damage occurred in the utility room 'Ind
attic. The fire was caused by an ac'cidental source. $7,000.00 estimated
damage.
7-13-82-710 West 16th Street. Minor fire damage occurred to the bedroom and living
room as a result of a mattress fire. The cause of the fire was child playing
with a cigarette lighter. $500.00 estimated damage.,
Customers 7-1-82 Connect Disconnect 7-31-82
Electric 4,841 98 45 4,894
Water 4,691 72 29 4,734
. Sewer 4,192 52 18 4,226
MONTHLY REPORT Monthly Report To AWministrative Manager Muntl) Of July, 1982
Department of Quilding Inspection Thomas G. Sams
1. Number of Inspections Building Department
_
This
Month
.:.
Last
Month
Same Month
Last Year
43
This f=iscal
Year To Data
Last Fiscal
Year To Data
_
70'7
Calendar
Year To Naito
42
l
Building
83
8:i
617
Electrical
118
91
82
694
830
496
Plumbing
124
1110
83
854
1067
609
Miscellaneous
68
58
47
427
502
312
'ictal
393
376
255
2592
3106
1843
2. Pcrtnits Issue€!
Building
Number 19 � 26
Value 496,300. 8112-,100 `
Permit Fees 873.40 1,380-05
Electrical
13 7
351,000 6,427,740
599,30 8,649.85
142
6,523,300
8,187.75
1 %1
11,9;34.6±;
1,885.00
1115
3,316.15
Number 19 27 9 1$7 1 ZZ 132
Permit Foes 314.00 674.030 '001.00 4 , 246.00 3, 932.00' 2,358-00
1"uU; All Pees 3,102.75 3,9$7.25 1,502.25 2$,32"3.40' 27,426.70 18,499-15
does ntit lnciude 140 FD in Utility Insp.Area° Est. Valuation $650,00.�itJ
4in Wature of Buil P
Building omits Gal Yr, to,elate. 65 SFv�. , Off. Est. Valuation $5,04,400100
Dwelhn '` Pian Check
+ 9 Tykes Permit Fees Total hues valueliaeii
1',sriists Units Fees
3 Sanalo Family ' 3 248.90. 152,800
2 2 Family 4 246.60 ` 1751000
Multi -Family
1 Commercial Buildings 102.80 66,101
Industrial Uuildinos
Relocation and Demolish
Swimming Pools _
2 9 nn 2 00
Number .
28
36
20
229
249
50.00
Permit Pees
1,399.40
870.90
438.70
6,371.25
7,245.50
le �lumiUciiu Fees
Number
150.00
19
25.00
36
150.00
6
4,240.50
219,
3,840.00
186
2 To Commercial Buildings
Permit Fees
365.95
1 ,037.30
153.25
4,815.80
4,221.45
Jacor Mech.
19 Total 7
873.40..
1 %1
11,9;34.6±;
1,885.00
1115
3,316.15
Number 19 27 9 1$7 1 ZZ 132
Permit Foes 314.00 674.030 '001.00 4 , 246.00 3, 932.00' 2,358-00
1"uU; All Pees 3,102.75 3,9$7.25 1,502.25 2$,32"3.40' 27,426.70 18,499-15
does ntit lnciude 140 FD in Utility Insp.Area° Est. Valuation $650,00.�itJ
4in Wature of Buil P
Building omits Gal Yr, to,elate. 65 SFv�. , Off. Est. Valuation $5,04,400100
Dwelhn '` Pian Check
+ 9 Tykes Permit Fees Total hues valueliaeii
1',sriists Units Fees
3 Sanalo Family ' 3 248.90. 152,800
2 2 Family 4 246.60 ` 1751000
Multi -Family
1 Commercial Buildings 102.80 66,101
Industrial Uuildinos
Relocation and Demolish
Swimming Pools _
2 9 nn 2 00
,r
1,000
-0 -
55,100
112,800
signa
1 Other Pool
.
25:00
1 Moving
50.00
Alterations and Additions
7 To Dwellings
112.20 ;
2 To Commercial Buildings
78.90'
To Industrial Buildings
19 Total 7
873.40..
4. Building Valuation
,r
1,000
-0 -
55,100
112,800
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PARTICULARS RENT MANAGEMENT STAFF TOTAL
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GEORGETOWN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
REPORT OF INCOME & EXPENSE -° TOURISM
FOR THE fA MONTH(S) ENDED 1982
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EXHIBIT IV
PARTICULARS '
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