Ordinance 1984-42
ORDINANCE NO. ,~~~
AN ORDINANCE CREATING A HO~1E RULE CHARTER COMMITTEE TO CREATE AND RECOMMEND
TO THE CITY COUNCIL AND THE CITIZENS OF WYLIE A HOME RULE CHARTER FOR THE
CITY OF WYLIE:
SECTION 1: A Home Rule Charter Committee is hereby established and
created.
SECTION 2: The Home Rule Charter Committee shall consist of the following
persons: C. Truett Smith, Jerry Davis, James Blakey, Carol Barry, Judy
Trimble, Richard Sewell, John Seeley, Jayne Chapman, Perry Robinson, Ray
Mullins, Joe George, Dewayne Boyd, Carey Gooch, Roy Randolph and Dennis
Kauffman. Each member shall be a resident citizen and a qualified voter of
the City of Wylie, and shall be appointed by the Mayor and City Council.
SECTION 3: The duties of the Home Rule Charter Committee shall be to
establish and create a Home Rule Charter for the City of Wylie, which shall
be brought to the residents of the City of Wylie for final approval by vote.
SECTION 4: Establish position of chairman and the naming of Mr. C. Truett
Smith as chairman of this committee, and who in that position is charged
with the responsibility of calling meetings and compiling a final draft
of the proposed City Charter for presentation to the Council and the
electives.
SECTION 5: Publication shall be made one time in the official publication
of the City of Wylie, which publication shall contain the caption stating
in substance the purpose of the Ordinance.
PASSED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS, THIS
THE 11TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1984.
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THE WYLIE NEWS P. o. eOX 38~ WYLIE, TEXAB 7S09B
STATE OF TEXAS ~
COUNTY OF COLLIN ~
Before me, the undersigned authority, on this day personally
appeared Margaret Cook, of the Wylie News, a newspaper
regularly published in Collin County, Texas and having general
circulation in Collin County, Texas, who being by me duly sworn
deposes and says that the forgoing attached Utcc~v~a~.ce Na 84-42
was published in said
newspaper on the following dates, to wit: Sep~. 19, 198~
and 198~.
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Subscribed and sw rn to before me this the ~ 5~
day of , 1984, to certify which witness my
hand and seal of Q~,fi~~.r~»,
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Serving Wi.d.eawake tiV~lie Since 1947
one and two- oom apart-
cerned homeowners, here are the sulating material's resistance
ments, Mra. J is in the office ' Home Institute.'s Ten Most Wanted fiow. The higher the ; R:
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from 10 - eg pt Wednesday Answers: greater the insulating power. ~
and Sunda thicknesses of ~nsulation are j
~iow does rirsu/atlon' worl~? mended to achieve certain R-f
Heat nafurally fiows from warmer ` `
to cooler spaces. During the winter ~ow rilu,ch i~sv/ation ~
do need ~ <tr' .
~ ~ heating season, warrnCh is flowing ~ ~ ~ „ ~ ~
from,your heated livii~g areas to adj~- ' If your atxzc has srx inches }
cent~unheated are~s attics, garages, of insuYation, at least the equiva~
, ' basements and" then directly outdoors: `six-inch thick K-19' fiber glass b~
' In [he snmr~er warmth' from outdoors rnsulation ~hould be added acci
R ~ ftow's i"n~`rf`tlie r~inYs you are ~rqing`to ° g ,
ta~ ~vernrnent ceeommendatiq
keep cool. Insulation guards against Your attio has no insulation, ;
' this fieat transfer by providing a bar- ~-inch thick R-38 fiber glass bu
rier, to block.the flow of heat. The.:~nd . insulatio~ ` r'r?ay be required','
~ ` resul't; ..warrr?er in winter, eooler in , specif"~ amounts recommendl
ORDINANCE NO. 84-42 ummer. ~our geographic area, consul~
• - local utility company, home ce~
AN ORDINANCE ~s my house need ins~lation? ~ professional insvlation contr~
CREATING A HOME RULE ecause most ho~ses were built Where can insulation be ad~9
CHARTER COMMITTEE TO en energy was cheap and abundant ,
< CREATE AND RECi~MMEND ~ amount of insulation in„your home In~ulation can be added to aI
~~~~-~T~-~I3E<~~'~1"~f3iT~~L~~X}- 1- ri5t~ , ~ . . . ~ any,h~us~.:And-~k~ere~er ,st~i
THE CITIZEl~~}E> W~T~,F~. q, P riot ac~equate by today"s framm ex osed such as un
"'R s ndar~g~, fact~, if you ~iat~<~lready ~ g''~ P.. ~
HOME RULE CHARTER FOR -ec~ attie :`tloors), you can ins~
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E C I T Y O F W I' L I E: at even this is inadequ~te in view of ~'ourself. ~
PASSED AND APPROVED e rapid rate at which energy~'~osts are What kind of insu/ation~ i
BY THE CITY CO~UNCIL pF ising., Anything less than 10 inches should l use?
T H E C I~Y d F W
YL I E ~~3Q~ ~ger glass building insula-
~ ion in the a[tic is inade uate The mosf' popular kind of insul~
TEXAS, THIS THE 11TIi DAY ~egardless oYwhereyou live: Fo'r man among homeowners today is``
; OF SEPTEMBER, 1984. parts of the cor~ntry; 12 inches or more glass, which is available in roll
~ is recommended. batts for easy installation. Fiber'
Jahn W. Akin,,ll~ayor ' is an extremely er'fective insul
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Why shoWd I insulate? material,`becatxse.iE car~tains mil
ATTEST: of tiny pockets that resist the fl
Carolyn Jones, ~ a homeowner, thete are three heat. In addition, fiber glass insul
ity Secretary r ~asic reasons to add insu~~han to~save wodt deteriorate with age and, ,u
r;' 24=Yt-c m~?ne~pxoas~!e:ene~Y an~,~o,increase;': .~som~:atl~~r~ei~,ds a~~i~st~1~ti.i~~~`tn~
your personal comfort. Ade uate . ~
9. ials, it is noncomhustible.
` ounts of insulation will enal~le you - '
o use less energy to heat and cool ya~F~: ~'an I add~ inse~Iation mysel ,
PUBLIC HEA~i,ING home so you'll: be saving mq~y y~ar : Where~ez wood framing is expo
; after year. (Savings vary. Find out why as in the foists. of an attic floor or
The Planning and ZoiYing Com-, `~n the Seller's Fact Sheet on R-values, . an unfinished: ga~age wall, addin
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mission of the ~ity,of Wylie~will : ~ -
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conduct a ~public ~~eari~g~ . an : _
Thurada~, September ~7„ 1984 gt ` ~ ~ . ~ ~ > .
7:OD P.M. ; in the. Council
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