HomeMy WebLinkAboutORD 07.11.1966 - Amending Telephone RatesMCI
The City Council met on the above date, Mayor Jay C. Sloan
presiding. The following councilmen and officials were present:
Edward Lee Evans, 7illiam It. Eanes, A. W. Hoyt, Jr., Doyle
Lyda, Hubert H. Brock, City 14anager Charlep D. Eyeington,
City Secretary Claud Eads, Chief of Police Frank J, Masur,
City Attorney Joe B. Mctilaster, Jr. Others present were:
`^. K. �,IcClain, Gary Gibbs, with K.G.T.N. Radio, Dr. 0. A.
Ullrich, Mrs. Pettus, Mrs. Akin and others representing friends
of the Library.
Motion by Hoyt and seconded by Eanes that minutes of
Council meeting held June 20 be approved as presented. %Io-
tion carried by unanimous vote.
Motion by Evans and seconded by Brock that General Fund
bills in amount of •p"1,569.08 and Utility bills in amount of
"?16,674..61 be approved and paid. T4Iotion carried by unanimous
vote.
Managers report was approved as presented.
Carl Joe McA•aster and Manager Eyeington had nothing to report
Doering at this time on Carl Doering lift station easement.
Airport Councilman Evans suggested that Airport contract be dis-
Contract cussed at called meeting to be held July 19, 1966.
Library Library budget was presented by Mrs. Aiken.
I.O.O.F. dr. 7. Kt McClain discussed I.0.0.F. Lodge property with
the Council. No action was taken at this time.
Plumbing AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR PLUI4IBING INSPECTIONS FOR
Ordinance ALL PLU!•IBING WHEREEVER WATER OFIGI14ATING FROM THE GEORGETOWN
7ATnR SYSTEMS: PROVIDING FOR PLUMBING INSPECTOR: FIXING
QUALIFICATIONS OF PLUIJBING INSPECTOR OR PLU-1%1BING INSPECTORS:
PROVIDING FOR ADOPTION OF THE SOUTHERN STANDARD BUILDING
CODE (PLUtiIBING): FIXING OF WATER SERVICE: REPEALING
ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH:
DECLARING AN E E-ItGENCY AND FOR OTHER RELATED PURPOSES.
Motion by Evans and seconded by Hoyt that Ordinance be
read. Ordinance was read.
Motion by Brock and seconded by Hoyt that ordinance be
passed at its first reading. Votes as follows: Ayes: Evans,
Eanes, Hoyt, Brock and Lyda. Noes: None. Mayor declared
ordinance passed. See Ordinance Book II, Page 21, 22 and 23.
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Council discussed status of Electric Loop.
Telephone AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE ORDAINED JULY 8, 1963
Ordinance ESTABLISHING A SCHEDULE OF RATES AND CHARGES ,ti'ITHIN THE
CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF GEORGETO?YN, TEXAS FOR
LOCAL EXIIANGE TELEPHONE SERVICE.
,lotion by Evans and seconded by Eanes that Ordinance be
read by Caption. Caption was read.
Motion by Brock and seconded by Lyda that Ordinance be
passed to its third and final reading. Votes as follows:
Ayes: Evans, Eanes, Hoyt, Lyda and Brock. Noes: None.
Mayor declared ordinance finally passed. See Ordinance
Book II, Page 11. -
George Mayor read letter from George Nelson in reference to
Nelsoli animals across street from his property at 1408 Olive Street.
Country
71TIEREAS, on the 24th day of August, 1964, that the
City
Club
Council adopted and approved a Resolution approving and
author -
Addition
izing the filing of a map or plat of a certain tract of
land des-
to
ignated as "Country Club Addition".
Country
'11EIZEAS, it was and is the intention of the owners,
J. T.
Club
Parker and wife, Addie V. Parker, that said tract be desig-
Acres
nated as "Country Club Acres", and
',iIiEREAS, said tract is commonly known and has been
describ-
ed and filed of record as "Country Club Acres"
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE-
TOE^V, TEXAS, that said resolution dated August 24, 1964,
be
amended and changed to read "Country Club Acres," to the
City of Georgetown, Texas.
Adopted and Approved this llth day of July, 1966.
Motion by Brock and seconded by Hoyt that above reso-
lution be adopted. Motion carried by unanimous vote.
Tax
.Mayor appointed Tom IMLoore, Dee Scott and Leroy Berkman
Equalization
to serve on Tax equalization board for 1966-67.
Board
Traffic
Motion by Eanes and seconded by Evans that Yield
1107. sign
Signs
be placed for East and ;Vest bound traffic on 13th
Street at
Pine and Stop sign for North and South bound traffic
on Pine
at University Avenue. Motion carried by unanimous
vote.
Library
Actual'expenditures as of June 6 Board meeting:
Budget
Salary 275.00
Books, Magazines 130.00
Book Repair 15.15
Supplies, Equipment 187.72
Utilities
Telephone 71.68
Rent 60.00
Other (Promotion ex. Letters etc) 71.95
811.50
Total Cash on Account 760.95
Total Cash in Savings (Special gifts)
554.53
Proposed Budget for Fiscal Year Sept. 66-67
Year Month
Per Cent
Salary 1500 125.00
37
Books, Magazines (Includes gifts) 650 54.18
16
Supplies, Equipment 250 20.93
6
Utilities 600 50.00
15
Telephone 150 12.50
4
Building repair, upkeep 500 41.66
13
Insurance 300 25.00
8
Miscellaneous 4.16
1
74000 333.43
100
473
�J
Budget Plan
Cash on hand 1315.4S
City Allocation 1500.00 (Salary)
Drive -for funds 1200.00
4015.00
Last year's funds drive netted approximately $1,200.00.
No funds drive was conducted on businesses.
Friends of the Library organization supports the library at
_ the present.
The library needs city support, not only for the free gift
of state library books, but in anticipation of state and
federal aid. Every city needs the public service of a library.
In June, the number of new borrowers totaled 138.
Books checked out totaled 978.
Total books checked out, 2282.
This statement does not include gifts, estimated as follows:
Volunteer help 4,600.00
Books 29500.00
Equipment, Supplies 500.00
Rent-free space 360.00
Utilities 70.00
8 , 0 30.00
There being no further business onlmotion by Evans,
seconded by Eanes, meeting adjourned.
ATTEST:
y C. 'loan; Mayor
Claud Eads, City Secretary