04-10-1990 (City Council) Agenda Packet AGENDA
REAR MEETING CITY AIL,
CITY CF WYLIE, TEXAS
TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1991
7:09 P. M. COUNCIL CUMBERS
MUNICIPAL COMPLEX
2990 HIGHWAY 78 NORTH
CALL TO ORDER
INVOCATION
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ORDER OF PAGE
BUSINESS REFERENCE BUSINESS
1 1 - 20 Consider approval of the minutes from the
March 27, 1990 Council meeting
2 21 Presentation by Emergency Services
Coalition regarding services and funding
3 22 Consider approval of Proclamation for
Ronnie Higginbotham Employee of the
Quarter, ending March 31, 1990
4 23 - 32 CONSENT AGENDA
The following items are to be considered as one
item. The Council may move, by motion and second,
to approve or reject all items contained within.
Any Council member may request that an item or items
be pulled from the Consent Agenda and considered
separately. If such a request is made, those items
will occur in numerical order immediately following
the vote on the Consent Agenda.
a. Consider authorization to seek competitive
sealed bids for Annual contract for the
purchase of water meters and meter
supplies
b. Consider authorization to seek competitive
sealed bids for Annual contract for the
purchase of water/sewer utility supplies
(e.g., pipe, fittings, clamps, etc.)
c. Easement from J. L. Brand, Jr. - 0.7 acres
Wastewater Collection System Improvements
d. Easement from Ida Pearl Scholz, 1.5 acres
and 0.05 acres Wastewater Collection
System Improvements
PUBLIC HEARINGS AND READINGS OF ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
5 33 - 40 Consider approval of draft Agreement with
State Department of Highway and Public
Transportation relative to a landscaping
cost sharing program
6 41 - 49 Consider approval of a Resolution to
participate in North East Area Drug
Interdiction Task Force
7 50 - 53 Conduct Public Hearing on the request for
Re-Zoning of a two acre tract of land out
of the Francisco De La Pina Survey,
Abstract 688 being re-zoned from B-1 to B-
2 Womanly known as Wylie Junction on
Hwy. 78)
ORDER OF PAGE
BUSINESS REFERENCE BUSINESS
PUBLIC HEARINGS AND READINGS OF ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS (Cont.)
8 Consider approval of Re-Zoning of a two
acre tract of land out of the Francisco De
La Pina Survey, Abstract 688 from B-1 to
B-2 (Commonly known as Wylie Junction on
Hwy. 78)
9 54 - 56 Conduct Public Hearing on the request for
a replat of Lots 10 & 11, Block B, Stone
Grove Phase II into one lot.
10 Consider approval of a replat of Lots 10 &
11, Block B, Stone Grove Phase II into one
Lot
11 Consider approval of a Resolution for
membership in the Crime Stoppers Program
of the Greater Dallas Crime Commission
NSW BUSINESS
12 Consider approval of a Preliminary Plat
for Martinez Addition, being 4.817 acres
out of the E. C. Davidson Survey, Abstract
267, located at southwest corner of Kirby
and Highway 78
13 60 - 62 Consider approval of award of bid for
General Liability Insurance (Buildings)
APPROVAL OF PURCHASE/PAYMENTS
14 63 - 64 Consider approval of payment request from
Shimek, Jacobs, and Finklea for services
performed on Wastewater Improvements in
the amount of $3,462.73
15 65 - 66 Consider approval of payment request fran
Freeman - Millican, Inc. for Impact Fee
Study in the amount of $1,855.00
16 67 - 69 Consider approval of reimbursement to
Dept. of Housing & Urban Development for
over payment of taxes in the amount of
$980.61
COAL DISCUSSION
17 Citizen Participation
18 Council Discussion -
19 Recess open meeting
20 Convene Council into Executive Session
under the authority of Article 6252-17
V.A.C.S., Section 2 paragraph "e" -
Personnel Matters:
a. Discussion of appointment of Municipal
Court Judge
b. Discussion of appointment of Board of
Directors for Development Corporation
Board of Wylie
c. Discussion of City Manager's Contract
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BUSINESS REFERENCE BUSINESS
21 Reconvene Council into open meeting
22 Consider any action necessary regarding
Executive Session
23 Convene Council into work session in the
Council Conference Room
24 Discussion with Chamber of Commerce on
report from Economic Development Committee
25 Discussion of the Ambulance Specs and
Contract
26 Adjourn
NOTICE OF REGULAR MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the governing body of the City
of Wylie will meet at 7:00 P. M. on the /D day of
6044e , 199p, in the Council Chambers of the
Municipal Complex at 2000 Hwy. 78 North in the City of
Wylie, Texas, for the purpose of considering the attached
agenda.
Carolyn y Secretary
POSTED THIS THE p _ DAY OF (i)$ _ . 1990 ,
AT �(,� M.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MINUTES
MARCH 27, 1990
The City Council of the City of Wylie met in regular session
on Tuesday, March 27 , 1990 at 7 :00 P. M. in the Council
Chambers of the Municipal Complex . A quorum was present and
notice of the meeting had been posted in the time and manner
required by law. Those present were Mayor Chuck Trimble,
Mayor Pro Tem Bud Naish, Council Members Ortie Messenger,
Steve Wright, Jim Swartz , Pat Stemple and John Akin, City
Manager Charles Norwood, City Secretary Carolyn Jones, Code
Enforcement Officer Roy Faires and Finance Director James
Johnson.
Mayor Trimble called the meeting to order and Councilman
Wright gave the invocation which was followed by the pledge
of allegiance led by Councilman Akin.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF MARCH 13 , 1990 COUNCIL MEETING:
There being no corrections or additions to the minutes, a
motion was made by Councilman Akin to approve as submitted .
Seconded by Councilman Messenger. The vote was as follows:
Mayor Trimble - in favor, Mayor Pro Tem Naish - in favor,
Councilman Akin - in favor , Councilman Swartz - in favor,
Councilman Wright - in favor, Councilman Messenger - in
favor , and Councilwoman Stemple - in favor. This motion
carried with all in favor.
ACCEPTANCE OF RESIGNATION OF BILL EMSOFF FROM PARK AND
RECREATION BOARD: Mr . Emsoff' s job is transferring him to
another State and therefore he has submitted his resignation
form the Park and Recreation Board. Motion was made by
Mayor Pro Tem Naish to accept the resignation of Bill Emsoff
from the Park and Recreation Board. Seconded by Councilman
Swartz . The vote was as follows: Mayor Trimble - in favor,
Mayor Pro Tem Naish - in favor, Councilman Akin - in favor,
Councilman Swartz - in favor, Councilman Wright - in favor,
Councilman Messenger - in favor, and Councilwoman Stemple -
in favor. This motion carried with all in favor.
PUBLIC HEARING ON RE-ZONING REQUEST OF F. 0. BIRMINGHAM LAND
BOARD FOR LOTS 13, 14 , AND 15 , BLOCK 3 OF BROWN & BURNS
ADDITION: Mayor Trimble stated as Chairman of that Trust, I
have been involved in the re-zoning case and it has been
very political battle. I would like to excuse myself from
this discussion, the public hearing and the action item
since I have been involved. We ask for B-1 zoning on staff
recommendation, without realizing the problem with B-1 and
outside sales and gasoline sales. We would like to go with
Retail if possible. Mayor Trimble turned the meeting over
to Mayor Pro Tem Naish at this time, and requested Mayor Pro
Tem Naish to come an get him when this item and item no. 4
is completed, I will be in the room right next to the
Council Chambers.
Mayor Pro Tem Naish, said Mayor with the statement that you
just made and with the letter from the Attorney saying there
was no conflict, I would request that you remain.
Councilman Akin said there is a question also on the ethical
end of this, maybe not on the legal end of it, but I feel
like he owes dignity to that position.
Mayor Trimble said it was a touchy issue and rather than
subject either myself , the City Council , or the Land Board,
all three that need respect and out of that respect I am
going to dismiss myself . I think it is more important to
remove all doubt about it.
Mayor Pro Tem Naish opened the public hearing and called on
City Manager for a report from staff . City Manager Charles
Norwood said Planning and Zoning met on this and have
recommended denial by a 4/2 vote on B-1 zoning. Council can
do one of four things tonight, (1) over ride and approve the
B-1 zoning with a super majority, (2) turn it down, (3) to
approve request but as Retail Zoning , or (4) refer it back
to Planning and Zoning and ask for them to look at Retail
Zoning .
Councilman Akin stated that we should hear this out before
going back to Planning and Zoning and when it comes back
from Planning & Zoning , we can hear it again.
Mr . Bill Lewis 2614 S. Glenbrook, Garland, stated that he
represents the Land Board at their request. Mr. Lewis also
stated that he owns property in Wylie and that he has a big
interest here in Wylie. I have placed a map of the downtown
area from the City' s Master Plan, Ballard Street is showing
B-2 and SF 3 . There is a convenient store with gasoline
across Jefferson Street from this location, Johnston' s Mfg.
across Ballard Street and on the corner of Brown and Jackson
Streets there is multi-family. I talked with Planning and
Zoning and they wanted to know about the traffic and spot
zoning. Planning and Zoning ruled out it was not spot
zoning . Jefferson St. is 70 ft . wide and separates this
property from the convenient store, Ballard St. is 70 ft.
wide and separates this property from the houses across the
street. This property is 100 feet from the house in front
of it. Entrance and parking come off from Jefferson Street,
which is at the back of this property. This is a state
highway and there is going to be traffic, we would not be
disturbing the area with traffic. I have listen to the
neighbors and realize they want to keep their homes and to
live there. We do not want to disturb them or hurt them, we
ask they come to us and we will work with them. Mr. Lewis
stated that Planning and Zoning asked why the Board waited
so long to seek zoning . Mr. Lewis said for several reason,
after we obtained the house we had a law suite and was
remodeling and begin to work on plans for the future. We
felt it was what was best at that time. I apologize for us
waiting so long , we did not mean to cause a problem or hurt
anyone. The Master Plan has covered this area. We are in
downtown Wylie. It is residential but we would appreciate
your consideration of what is best for this area in zoning.
Mayor Pro Tem Naish asked what the total use of the property
was going to be. Mr. Lewis said for the Land Board office,
and would like to use the front for leasing out office
space, for the Chamber of Commerce to use and for the
Economic Development Board to meet in. Mr . Birmingham
wanted domestic training for the students, if we can get
future development for the trades area in Wylie by using
these offices, then we are helping the students.
Councilman Messenger wanted to know what the use would be if
the zoning stayed residential . Mr. Lewis said for office
space for Land Board.
Councilman Akin said the Chairman of the Land Board was
aware in January that you needed to have it re-zoned. The
Code Enforcement Officer informed him of this in January.
Councilman Akin asked Mr. Lewis where they met now. Mr.
Lewis said at the hospital lobby, at City Hall , at the
Family Clinic lobby and sometimes at Mr. Trimble' s office.
Councilman Akin asked Mr . Lewis if he knew Mr. Birmingham.
Mr. Lewis said no. Councilman Akin said I knew Mr.
Birmingham and the trust did not start in 1940, but it was
started in 1930 and 1931 .
Councilman Swartz said the Land Board in the back office,
what are you using the rest of the rooms for . Mr. Lewis
said if we cannot lease the rooms, them we will use them
like the Meadows Foundation does, such as the Historical
Society or benevolent group. We do not want a lot of
traffic, as we want a low impact area.
Councilman Akin stated that it was asked at Planning and
Zoning that the reason for the re-zoning request was in
order for the Board to sell the property. Mr. Lewis said I
do not remember that statement, but if the property comes up
with an offer, I would think the Land Board would consider
if the price was right . It is not our intention to sell .
Councilman Swartz stated that he had asked that question
about selling the house and I thought it was bought for
investment, and as an investment I was trying to see where
it was coming back to the children' s benefit.
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Mr. Lewis said there are no definite plans until you get the
property zoned and if the zoning does not go through, then
you go to plan B. One of the problems that would be solved
is that when you have a question about the City, you come to
City Hall , and if you have a question about the School , you
go to the School Administration Building, but you do not
have anywhere to go if you have a question about the Land
Board.
Councilman Akin said a lot of people do not understand, it
has been handled like a secret organization. Mr . Lewis said
it is a private organization, not secret, but it is not
public. Mr. Lewis also stated that there was a big
difference between secret, private and public organizations.
Mayor Pro Tem Naish said I have heard you have had people
wanting to have wedding receptions there. Mr . Lewis said
yes, but we are wanting low impact and traffic on a day to
day basis. It would be a nice place for a wedding
reception. Mayor Pro Tem Naish said possibility of Chamber
moving in and where they are now is rent free. Mr . Lewis
said we would like to see the Chamber but it would be left
up to the Board on cost.
Councilwoman Stemple said a low impact, how do you intend
making revenue. Mr. Lewis said the type of people coming in
would be making a direct impact on the City.
Councilman Akin stated, when you bought the property , were
there no plans. Mr . Lewis said yes, just for office space
for the Land Board.
City Manager Charles Norwood said in January, the citizens
voted to have a sales tax increase, part of which would go
for economic development, could the Economic Development
Committee use these facilities . Mr. Lewis said yes , we
would welcome them. City Manager Charles Norwood asked Mr .
Lewis what his position with the Land Board was . Mr. Lewis
said I am their investment consultant. I purchase the
Bonds , C.D. , Treasury notes, etc. for the Land Board.
Mayor Pro Tem Naish stated that he has read through this but
it appears that after hundreds of thousands of dollars have
been spent, you are asking for justification. Mr . Lewis
said no, I am asking for zoning. Mayor Pro Tem Naish said
there is a fifth option, that is for Council to go back to
Planning and Zoning and work out a zoning for Professional
Offices. I do not know the time frame on this.
Councilman Messenger said they waited for 14 months so
waiting a little longer will not hurt, the Board should have
went for the zoning first.
Councilwoman Stemple said you knew from day one what you
wanted to do with the property and the law suite did not
happen over night, so you had time to go to Planning and
Zoning to get the zoning.
Mayor Pro Tem Naish said the thing is, that you can move
into it for your office space and Land Board meetings . Mr.
Lewis said he did not know the code. Mayor Pro Tem Naish
said under regular residential, the Birmingham Land Board
can hold their meetings there. Councilman Akin said you can
not do it under that zoning . Mr. Faires said the zoning
ordinance defines the home occupation as one that is
conducted only by the members of the family living in the
residence, without employing from the outside the home.
Councilman Swartz said if this had been private investors
buying this property, they would have went for zoning first
and not waited 14 months. I believe the Board felt this
would be forced through. Mr . Lewis said there was never the
intention of forcing it through.
Councilman Akin said that is a good point, because Planning
and Zoning and this Council has to try their best to treat
everyone alike. If we do something for one, we have to do
it for everyone. I appreciate the Planning and Zoning, as
they do a lot of work and study on putting these things
together and I will uphold and go with what Planning &
Zoning recommends.
Councilwoman Stemple said we have to respect our Planning
and Zoning Commission, that is why they are there.
Councilman Akin said what I am getting here is that we
sympathize with you, but why wait the 14 months, I think
that is the key.
Councilman Wright made the following statement, I have had
some time to think about this, concerning the Mayor ' s
absent, I do believe in the dignity of the office, but I
also believe that there is a responsibility of office. The
Mayor is the key figure in the Trust and he was the one that
wrote the newspaper articles and for him to excuse himself
when all these citizens are out here and would like to
address the Council, my opinion is it is not fair to these
citizens and I think we ought to bring the Mayor back in and
allow these citizens who want to addresses the full Council
can do so . Councilman Akin said the Mayor dismissed
himself . Councilman Wright said he was not for that at all
the citizens have a right to address the full council .
Mayor Pro Tem Naish asked those wishing to address the
Council to come forward at this time.
Mrs. Rita Smith, 401 N. Ballard, stated on behalf of myself
and my neighbors, I ask the Council to honor the Planning
and Zoning denial for zoning. This is an old residential
area. This is a beautiful property, but lets keep it a
beautiful residential area. There are other commercial
areas so lets look at those prior to re-zoning this
property. The Book Club and Garden Club have nice places
to meet and at times there is a need for parking 50 cars,
this house will not allow 50 cars. We the people of Brown
and Burns Addition ask that you find with Planning and
Zoning and deny this zoning.
Mr. James Parker, 306 N. Ballard, stated I moved in there
over fifty years ago, I am against the zoning of Business as
after one property is re-zoned , other begin to request the
zoning changes.
Marie Dillehau of 307 N. Ballard, I do not want this re-
zoned for Business. I have lived in Wylie all my life and I
want it to stay just like it is.
Mr. John Spillyards, 301 N. Jackson, I wanted to speak and
urge you to approve this zoning . What is done is done. I
want to speak to you regarding a letter that has been
submitted to both the newspapers, as for the Brown/Kreymer
House, this land mark property more than any in Wylie
represents the history of this City. School children for
generations to come will be more aware of our heritage
because of the Birmingham Trust. The restored land mark was
never intended as a private office for five men as some have
suggested , but as a most valuable resource for this City.
As a member of the Chamber of Commerce I applaud what is now
a beautiful land mark to the City of Wylie. As a home
owner , I am thrilled of this obvious example of how our City
can be identified with this beautiful home, as a taxpayer I
am pleased to know that this property will attract
businesses to our City, thus adding to our tax roll. As a
proudly involved citizens of our town, I am delighted for
this project , as it has not cost the City nor the School
District one penny of their tax dollars. As the years go
by, and the Brown/Kreymer House is used for meetings and
special occasions, hopefully the citizens will look back and
applaud the unselfishness of Chuck Trimble and the members
of the Land Board, who without pay and seemingly with out
any express of gratitude, they have accomplished a work for
Wylie that will long out live them and their detractors. I
am the Chairman of the Historical Commission of Wylie and a
member of the Historical Society Club, I urge you to vote
for this re-zoning .
Karen Kiugh, 509 N. Ballard, I knew of the intent of this
house when I moved in. It did not stop me from moving in.
They may be late requesting zoning , but if it is not re-
zoned, it will be hard for them to collect on this. I have
cars in front of my house on Saturday and Sunday from the
Catholic Church and I do not complain. I also do not like
someone speaking for me, when I was never contacted by
anyone in the neighborhood to ask my opinion. As I said
before, I knew the house was there when I moved in and it
did not stop me from moving in.
There being no other comments, Mayor Pro Tem Naish closed
the public hearing.
APPROVAL OF RE-ZONING REQUEST OF F. 0. BIRMINGHAM LAND BOARD
TRUST FOR LOTS 13 , 14 & 15, BLOCK 3 OF BROWN AND BURNS
ADDITION: This re-zoning request is for Business One (B-l)
and this property is located at 301 N. Ballard.
A motion was made by Councilman Akin to follow the
guidelines of Planning and Zoning and deny the re-zoning
request for Business - One. Seconded by Councilman Swartz .
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Councilman Messenger said there are good points foil itS� s re-
zoning but I have to agree with Councilman Akin.(1
Mayor Pro Tem Naish said he would personally like to see the
Land Board take it backs o larnn ng and Zoning an request
/4p)re-zoning for Retail / .
Mayor Pro Tem Naish called for a vlre on the ove • tion.
The vote was as follows : Mayor Pro Tem Naish - inffavor,
Councilman Akin - in favor, Councilman Swartz - in favor,
Councilman Wright - in favor , Councilman Messenger - in
favor , and Councilwoman Stemple - in favor. This motion
carried to deny with six in favor .
Mayor Pro Tem Naish called for a five minute recess, in
order to call Mayor Trimble back into the meeting.
Mayor Trimble called the meeting back to order.
PUBLIC HEARING FOR POOLE FEED SUPPLY FOR LOTS 1 & 2 , BLOCK
20 RAILROAD ADDITION FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT : Mayor
Trimble opened the public hearing and stated those wishing
to speak to come forward at this time. City Manager Charles
Norwood said this is a renewal of a Special Use Permit and
Planning and Zoning recommends approval with an 18 month
renewal date. Councilman Swartz stated that there was only
one problem, that cars have appear from time to time to be
sold. Mr . Faires said this has been taken care of. There
being no one wishing to comment on this, the public hearing
was closed.
APPROVAL OF SPECIAL USE PERMIT FOR OUTSIDE SALES FOR POOLE
FEED SUPPLY FOR LOTS 1 & 2, BLOCK 20, RAILROAD ADDITION:
Motion was made by Councilman Messenger to approve the
Special Use Permit for 18 months. Seconded by Councilman
Akin. The vote was as follows : Mayor Trimble - in favor,
Mayor Pro Tem Naish - in favor, Councilman Akin - in favor,
Councilman Swartz - in favor, Councilman Wright - in favor,
Councilman Messenger - in favor and Councilwoman Stemple -
in favor . This motion carried with all in favor .
APPROVAL OF A RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE CITY MANAGER TO ENTER
INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH THE U . S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEER
(LAKE PATROL) : Councilman Akin wanted to know if this is
renewing the last one we had. City Manager Charles Norwood
said yes it is identical to the one we had last year.
Councilman Akin asked if staff had put cost estimates on
this . City Manager Charles Norwood said yes.
Councilman Messenger said there are grants to help. City
Manager Charles Norwood said grants in this case is the
monies from the Corps of Engineer.
Councilman Swartz asked if the Police Reserve still help.
City Manager Charles Norwood said yes, they can ride with
one of our regular officers.
Motion was made by Councilman Swartz to approve the
Resolution authorizing the City Manager to enter into an
Agreement with the U. S. Army Corps of Engineer. Seconded
by Councilman Akin. The vote was as follows : Mayor Trimble
- in favor, Mayor Pro Tem Naish - in favor, Councilman Akin
- in favor , Councilman Swartz - in favor , Councilman Wright
- in favor, Councilman Messenger - in favor, and
Councilwoman Stemple - in favor . This motion carried with
all in favor .
APPROVAL OF AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING REGULATIONS FOR THE
USE AND OPERATION OF ALARM SYSTEMS WITHIN THE CITY: This
ordinance will be providing for definitions, requiring a
permit of alarm system users; providing for issuance of
permits; providing service charges for False Alarms;
providing denial and suspension of permits; regulating alarm
reporting and operation; providing for protection of
financial institutions, ordaining other matters on the
subject; and providing a penalty clause, a severability
clause and an effective date. City Manager Charles Norwood
stated that staff has met regarding this ordinance several
times. Larry Allen, Fire Chief has read this and is in
total agreement with it. If you will note, there has been
176 false alarms from businesses not including the banks, 61
false alarms at the banks and 69 false fire alarms. The
staff ' s objective is first to make sure the businesses are
keeping their equipment up to date and in proper working
order . Permit fee of $20.00 per year is for businesses who
have set up their system in our police department. There
will be fees set up for false alarms as follows:
1. Four False Burglar Alarms - $50 .00
2 . Two False Fire Alarms - $100.00
3. Two False Robbery Alarms - $100 .00
4 . Two False Medical Assistance Alarms - $50 .00
5. Two False Emergency Assistance Alarms - $50 .00
City Manager Charles Norwood also stated that the Ordinance
would give the Chief of Police the right to revoke any
permits, but the permit holder can appeal to the City
Manager. It also governs alarms being deactivated within 20
minutes of the response to the call . Staff recommends
approval .
Councilman Akin wanted to know if staff checked with other
cities on this type of ordinance. City Manager Charles
Norwood said yes, the only difference is some cities give 40
minutes to deactivate the alarms. City Manager Charles
Norwood also stated that staff would give the citizens time
to be in compliance with the ordinance.
Councilman Wright questioned the fees being applied to the
elderly who wear an emergency necklace with buttons on them
that in case of a problem they can call for help. If they
push this in error , what would happen . City Manager Charles
Norwood said that would be left up to the Chief, and I feel
he would take that into consideration.
A motion was made by Councilman Wright to approve the
ordinance establishing regulations for the use and operation
of alarm systems within the City. Seconded by Councilwoman
Stemple. The vote was as follows : Mayor Trimble - in favor,
Mayor Pro Tem Naish - in favor, Councilman Akin - in favor,
Councilman Swartz - in favor, Councilman Wright - in favor,
Councilman Messenger - in favor, and Councilwoman Stemple -
in favor. This motion carried with all in favor .
APPROVAL OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 84-19 ,
ABANDONED AND JUNKED MOTOR VEHICLES: This ordinance will
provide for definitions; for enforcement; for authority to
take possession of abandoned motor vehicles; for notice to
impoundment; for disposition of proceeds to owner and
lienholder; for notice by publication for fees for
impoundment; for public auction and disposal ; for custody of
motor vehicles to demolisher; declaring junk vehicles a
public nuisance; for notice to abate public nuisance;
providing that junk vehicles not be reconstructed or made
operable after removal; for notice to the State Department
Highways and Public Transportation; for exception to abating
nuisances; providing for administration by city employees;
for authority to dispose of junked vehicles; providing for
repeal of all ordinance in conflict and for a penalty and
severability clause. City Manager Charles Norwood said
that Mr . Faires and Chief of Police had met several times to
work and adapt this to the needs of the City of Wylie and
for our future. Mr. Faires said this was an expansion of
Ordinance No. 84-19 which includes impounding and auction of
impounded vehicles, and it also includes storage and it is
in compliance with state law.
Mayor Pro Tem Naish wanted to know how the police department
could use an impounded vehicle for their department use.
Mr . Faires said it depends on why and how it was impounded .
If it was abandoned because it ran out of gas or was stolen
and the owner after notification did not come forward, them
we could use it for under cover work.
Motion was made by Councilman Akin to approve the ordinance
amending Ord. No. 84-19 , abandoned and junked motor
vehicles. Seconded by Councilman Swartz. The vote was as
follows : Mayor Trimble - in favor, Mayor Pro Tem Naish - in
favor, Councilman Akin - in favor, Councilman Swartz - in
favor, Councilman Wright - in favor , Councilman Messenger -
in favor, and Councilwoman Stemple - in favor. This motion
carried with all in favor .
APPROVAL OF BID AWARD FOR UNIFORM RENTALS : Staff received
three bids, which were as follows :
American Uniform $ 9,173 .32
Cascade Linen $10,261 .75
Unitog $11,484 .64
The current contract holder, Mission Uniforms did not bid
this year . Staff recommends bid award to American Uniform.
Motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Naish to award bid for
uniform rentals to American Uniform in the amount of
$9,173.32 . Seconded by Councilman Akin. The vote was as
follows : Mayor Trimble - in favor, Mayor Pro Tem Naish - in
favor, Councilman Akin - in favor, Councilman Swartz - in
favor , Councilman Wright - in favor, Councilman Messenger -
in favor, and Councilwoman Stemple - in favor. This motion
carried with all in favor.
APPROVAL OF BID AWARD FOR JANITORIAL CONTRACT: Staff
received seven bids as follows :
International maintenance $ 22,176.00
Complete Maintenance $ 23,388 .00
Poston & Associates $ 23,400.00
Eagle Maintenance $ 23,868 .00
All Star Building Services $ 23,925.00
Etheridge Building Services $ 24,427.06
N/L Maintenance $165,287.89
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Staff does not recommend the low bidder in this case, as the
contractor has been employed before and there were a lot of
problems . Staff recommends Complete Maintenance in the
amount of $23,388 .00.
Motion was made by Councilman Akin to approve the bid award
to Complete Maintenance with a contract amount of
$23 ,388 .00 . Seconded by Councilman Messenger. The vote was
as follows : Mayor Trimble - in favor, Mayor Pro Tem Naish -
in favor, Councilman Akin - in favor, Councilman Swartz - in
favor , Councilman Wright - in favor , Councilman Messenger -
in favor, and Councilwoman Stemple - in favor. This motion
carried with all in favor.
APPROVAL OF BID AWARD FOR COMMERCIAL AUTO VEHICLES POLICY_
(INSURANCE) : Staff received four bids as follows :
Trinity Universal Ins. Co.
(represented by Wylie Ins. Co. ) $19,342.00
Rucker & Associates Ins. $27 ,849.00
Royce City Ins . Agency $29,312.00
Employees Casualty Co. $21,152 .52
Staff recommends approval of Trinity Universal Insurance
Company. Motion was made by Councilman Akin to approve the
bid award to Trinity Universal Insurance Company in the
amount of $19 ,342.00 . Seconded by Councilwoman Stemple.
The vote was as follows : Mayor Trimble - in favor, Mayor
Pro Tem Naish - in favor, Councilman Akin - in favor,
Councilman Swartz - in favor, Councilman Wright - in favor,
Councilman Messenger - in favor, and Councilwoman Stemple -
in favor. This motion carried with all in favor.
AUTHORIZATION FOR CITY MANAGER TO EMPLOY A RATE CONSULTANT
FOR UTILITY RATE EVALUATION: City Manager Charles Norwood
said this is a result from the 3 .5 million dollar CO ' s, it
was reported that the City would need to review their
utility rates. This item authorizes me to employ a rate
consultant . I sent a copy of a study a few months ago to
the Council , and Wylie was at the middle of this study on
utility rates.
Mayor Pro Tem Naish wanted to know if staff was going out
for proposals. City Manager Charles Norwood said we are
looking at a consultant that does this, and the approximate
cost will be $2,300 .00 .
Motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Naish to grant
authorization for City Manager to employ a rate consultant
for a utility rate evaluation. Seconded by Councilman
Messenger. The vote was as follows : Mayor Trimble - in
favor, Mayor Pro Tem Naish - in favor, Councilman Akin -
against, Councilman Swartz - in favor , Councilman Wright -
in favor, Councilman Messenger - in favor, and Councilwoman
Stemple - against. This motion carried with five in favor
and two against.
APPROVAL OF PAYMENT REQUEST FROM FIRST SOUTHWEST CO. : This
payment request is for financial advisory services and
expenses for both 1989 C.O. issue ($200,000) and 1990 C.O.
issue (3 ,500,000) in the amount of $42,185.87 . Motion was
made by Mayor Pro Tem Naish to approve the payment request
in the amount of $42,185.87 to First Southwest Co. Seconded
by Councilman Wright. The vote was as follows: Mayor
Trimble - in favor, Mayor Pro Tem Naish - in favor,
Councilman Akin - against, Councilman Swartz - in favor,
Councilman Wright - in favor, Councilman Messenger - in
favor, and Councilwoman Stemple - against. This motion
carried with five in favor and two against.
APPROVAL OF PAYMENT REQUEST FROM SHIMEK, JACOBS & FINKLEA:
This payment request is for change orders as follows:
1. Century Business Park' s internal collection system must
be connected to the new lift station, estimated construction
cost is $7,500.
2. The Eubanks Road Sewer is a proposed collection system
improvement which will provide service to Hometown
Furniture, Wylie Glass and Alpha Omega Floors, as well as
all vacant property adjacent to them. The estimated cost is
$25,000 to $30,000.
3. The 15 inch parallel sewer revision is a proposed
realignment in order to keep the line off the Chemical
Recycling, Inc. property. The estimated cost is less than
$5 ,000 .
4. The construction administration costs will increase as a
result of these changes.
Motion was made by Councilman Akin to approve the payment
request from Shimek, Jacobs & Finklea in the amount of
$5,195.00 . Seconded by Councilman Wright. The vote was as
follows: Mayor Trimble - in favor , Mayor Pr Tem Naish - in
favor, Councilman Akin - in favor, Councilman Swartz - in
favor, Councilman Wright - in favor , Councilman Messenger -
in favor, and Councilwoman Stemple - in favor, This motion
carried with all in favor.
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION: Mayor Trimble invited anyone wishing
to address the Council to come forward at this time, state
their name and address for the record and to keep their
comments within five minutes. There were no speakers at
this time.
COUNCIL DISCUSSION: Mayor Pro Tem Naish stated that Council
talked last summer about the Weedy Lot Ordinance, to try and
modify this and make it more difficult after the first
offense. Mr . Faires said it can be taken care of between
the staff and the Municipal Court Judge. Councilman Akin
said that land changes hands so, can staff keep up with
this . Mr . Fairs said we try.
Mayor Pro Tem Naish said the property list showing property
with no water/no sewer, are we going to be liable to put
water and sewer in for them. Also can you add to this list
if they were annexed involuntary or voluntary.
Councilman Swartz stated that for a while we were getting on
the buildings not in compliance with our codes, there is one
on Brown and Jackson. Staff needs to look at this. Mr.
Faires said there he has had a personnel change, but we are
working on this. Councilman Swartz wanted to know if there
is anyway legally to nail the door shut on this place. Mr.
Faires said with a court order.
Councilman Swartz said on the south end of Jackson there is
a fire hydrant that is not connected to our water supply.
Can someone check this out .
Councilman Swartz said regarding the snakes out at
Southfork, I have talked with Bill Burge and there is not a
big problem, but there are a few snakes.
Councilman Akin wanted to know if we had any large
outstanding water bills. Mr. Johnson said we have one but
it is in bankruptcy.
Councilman Akin also wanted to know about the work shop with
the Fire Department . City Manager Charles Norwood said he
was meeting with their representatives tomorrow and there
would probably be a work shop in the next few weeks.
Councilman Akin wanted to know when the State comes out to
check our equipment for the key rate. City Manager Charles
Norwood said they were here last week and we are waiting for
the results.
Councilman Swartz asked if the Fire Department had turned
in anything regarding the Ordinance on regulating trusses.
City Manager Charles Norwood said nothing at this time.
Mayor Trimble recessed the open meeting and convened Council
into Executive Session at 9 :05 P.M. under the authority of
Article 6252-17 V.A.C.S. , Section 2 paragraph "e" Personnel
Matters: (a) Municipal Court Judge, (b) Case of Ross VS City
of Wylie, and (c) Board of Directors for Development
Corporation Board of Wylie.
Mayor Trimble reconvened Council into open meeting at 10:20
P.M. and stated that there was no action to be taken from
the Executive Session.
Mayor Trimble convened Council into work session on the
discussion of Personnel Regulations .
Mayor Pro Tem Naish stated that Section 3-2 the last
sentence should read as follows : "The probationary period
may be extended by the department head for a period of
three (3) months, if the department head determines that
additional time is required to properly observe and evaluate
the employee, but the employee will have full use of his/her
benefits during this three month period.
Mayor Pro Tem Naish stated that he thought the vacation
schedule had been changed to reflect 12 years of service
before getting 4 weeks of vacation.
Due to the late hour , Mayor Trimble said that the section of
the Personnel Regulations that had not been discussed
tonight would be put on the next available work session
agenda.
There being no other discussions, a motion was made to
adjourn with all in favor.
Chuck Trimble, Mayor
ATTEST :
Carolyn Jones, city Secretary
PLANNING AND ZONING MEETING
MINUTES
APR I L 2, 1990
The Planning and Zoning Commission met in regular session on
Monday, April 2, 1990, in the Council Chambers of the
Municipal Complex . A quorum was present and notice of the
meeting had been posted in the time and manner required by
law. Members present were Chairman Brian Chaney, Vice
Chairman Bart. F'eddicord, Cecelia Wood, Bob Skipwith, Jim
Ferguson, Bobby Jennings and Richard Eckman. Staff members
present were Code Enforcement Officer Roy Faires and
Secretary Sandy Stevens.
Chairman Brian Chaney called the meeting to order.
CONSIDER APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF THE MARCH 19, 1990 MEETING.
Mr. Ferguson stated that the second sentence in the fifth
paragraph on page 5 should read, "Mr. Faires answered that
it was not" .
Ms. Wood stated that on page 4, the fourth line down should
read, "Ms. Smith said that she did not want her home to be
made commercial , that this was the old part of town and it
should be left as residential " .
M . Wood also corrected the word mob to mauve and their to
there in the fourth paragraph on page 6. The corrected
sentence would read, "She stated that she had no problem
with the property being used as described but if the zoning
was changed to B-1 , we could have Morris' Mauve Motorcycle
Shop in there next week and we could not do anything about
Mr. Ferguson asked that the second paragraph on page 9 be
clarified to read, "We may be able to look at exempting the
downtown area from certain ordinances" .
Mr. Faires added in further conjunction to Mr. Ferguson' s
comment that we can move from a more restrictive
classification into a less restrictive classification
without following the notification procedures. He also said
that a new classification may be established as long as no
one is deprived of any existing property rights.
Mr. Skipwith made a motion to approve the minutes with the
above corrections. Mr. Jennings seconded the motion. The
motion was carried with all in favor.
CONDUCT PUBLIC HEARING ON A REPLAT OF LOTS 10 & 11,, BLOCK Bi
STONE GROVE PHASE II1 INTO ONE LOT. Chairman Chaney
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explained that this has happened before due to the fact that
it was the developers' original idea that people wanted
small lots with big houses and did a very exclusive planned
unit development with much 1 arger homes than is currently
required by our highest zoning. He added that it didn' t do
well and the bank recieved it back and now people are buying
two lots and making them into one or four lots and making
them into three.
Mr. Faires added that this hearing was necessary due to the
subdivision being platted residential within the last 5
years. He stated that in the event it was older than 5 years
a public hearing would not be required, but it would be just
a. normal replat situation.
Mr . Faires said that 13 letters were mailed. Out of the
three letters returned, all were in favor.
Nye one was present to speak for or against the item so
Chairman Chaney closed the Public Hearing.
CONSIDER RECOMMENDATION FOR APPROVAL TO CITY COUNCIL OF
REP_LAT OF LOTS 10 & 11, BLOCK B1 STONE GROVE PHASEII,. INTO
ONE LOT. Chairman Chaney asked if the two lots have two
sewer, water and gas services and if so, who would be
responsible to cap them?
Mr. Faires answered that they are already capped. He added
that the people are pleased with two taps, using one for
their sprinkler system. He also added that it is Lone Star
Gas' responsibility to remove the gas rider.
Mr. Skipwith said he has no problem with converting two lots
into one because it helps the city and the subdivision by
having larger lots.
Mr. Skipwith made a recommendation for approval to the City
Council to replat Lots 10 & 11 , Block B, Stone Grove Phase
II , into one lot. Mr. Eckman seconded the recommendation.
Motion passed with all members in favor.
CONSIDER RECOMMENDATION FOR APPROVAL TO CITY COUNCIL ON
PRELIMINARY PLAT FOR MARTINEZ ADDITION LOCATED AT SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF K I RBY AND HIGHWAY 78, KNOWN AS 4. 817 ACRES OUT OF
E. C. DAVIDSON SURVEY ABSTRACT 267. Mr. Faires explained
that this property previously had a service station on it
and is being replatted to provide a location for Eckerds. He
added that Mr. Homeyer reviewed the plat before leaving and
gave it his approval .
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Chairman Chaney asked if it were possible to get reduced
copies of plats in the future. Mr. Faires said we have tried
but do not have a machine to reduce this size plat.
Mr. Skipwith asked if access would be available off Highway
78. Mr. Faires replied that there is a private drive off
Kirby that will not be dedicated to the city, but will have
a utility easement on it. Mr. Skipwith asked if this would
be for public use, even though not dedicated to the city.
Mr. Faires answered that it would be for public use and
access to utilities.
Chairman Chaney asked which lot was planned for Eckerd
Drugs, what the other lots are planned for and what the
current zoning is. The surveyor for Mr. Martinez said Lot 4
is planned for Eckerds. Mr. Faires said the zoning is B-2.
Mr. Harry Carroll introduced himself as Mr. Martinez '
surveyor. He replied that Lot 2 will most likely be a
service station and the others would be for service type
businesses having very little traffic and not needing
frontage on the highway.
Vice Chairman Peddicord asked what the frontage on Lot 4 is.
Mr. Carroll answered it is 125 feet wide.
Chairman Chaney asked the width of the private drive. Mr.
Carroll said it is 10 feet plus 10 feet now existing for
Mardi Gras. Chairman Chaney asked if they were planning to
put in pavement. Mr. Carroll said not at this time.
Ms. Wood asked the width of the access easement. Mr. Carroll
said it is .70 feet coming out of Brookshires and 25 feet
adjacent to the highway.
Vice Chairman Pedd_cord asked if it is the staff ' s
recommendation to approve this. Mr. Faires replied yes.
Mr. Skipwith inquired if Eckerds develops first, do they
have to put in access easement for their property and
others. Mr. Faires answered yes, it is all part of the
present improvement. Mr . Skipwith questioned if they are not
required to put additional 10' alley between Mardi Gras and
Kirby at this time. Mr. Faires replied no, because it would
be unfair to make them pave their half and leave the other
half dirt, but if the city ever did decide to pave it there
would be an assessment. He added that if a business went in
that needed alley access, the business would probably pave
it at that time as part of its development.
Chairman Chaney asked if the water and sewer lines fit in
with capital improvement. Mr. Faires assured him that Mr.
Homeyer checked plans before he left town and recommended
approval .
Mr. Ferguson made motion for recommendation for approval to
City Council on Preliminary Flat for Martinez Addition
located at southwest corner of Kirby and Highway 78. Vice
Chairman F'eddicord seconded the motion. The motion carried
with all in favor.
CONDUCT PUBLIC HEARING ON TWO ACRE TRACT OF LAND LOCATED IN
THE FRANCISCO DE LA PINA SURVEY, ABSTRACT 688,BEING REZONED
FROM B-1 TO B-2 (COMMONLY KNOWN AS WYLIE JUNCTION ON HWY
78N, REQUESTED BY R I CHARD PARKER) . Mr. Faires explained
that Mr. Parker came to the office to discuss the rezoning.
He said they agreed it would make the property more
compatible with what is presently in the area. Mr. Faires
added that 4 letters were mailed out and none returned.
Chairman Chaney asked what the land use plan is. Mr. Faires
replied it is B-1 , with B-1 in Dove Meadows, also B across
the street at the tractor sales, and agricultural use backs
up to i t. He added that after reviewing this quite
extensively the staff feels that this would be a better
zoning for this piece of property.
Mr. Skipwith asked what could be put on B-2 that isn' t
allowed on B-1 . Mr. Faires said B-2 can have outside sales
and B-1 has limited outside storage, but no outside sales.
Ms. Wood asked how close it i s to the closest residence Mr.
Faires replied 500-700 yards in Wylie Ranch East.
Mr. Skipwith inquired what control the city has over outside
sales, as far as upkeep. Mr. Faires replied there is a
common description of nuisance and littering and if
something becomes an obvious nuisance you have a great deal
of control over it.
Chairman Chaney asked what the time frame is for the capital
inprovements survey. Mr. Faires said it wi 11 come before us
in 3 - 4 months. Chairman Chaney asked if the survey would
watch for spot zoning , such as Industrial in Residential .
Mr. Faires assured him they would.
Mr . Richard Parker introduced himself , saying he is asking
for the B-2 from B-1 zone change because it would help him
economically by allowing him to lease part of it to John
Deere Tractor (with outside sales) .
There being no one present to speak against the item,
Chairman Chaney closed the Public Hearing.
CONSIDER RECOMMENDATION FOR APPROVAL TO CITY COUNCIL FOR TWO
ACRE TRACT OF LAND LOCATED IN THE FRANCISCO DE LA PINA
SURVEY, ABSTRACT 688, BEING REZONED FROM B-1 TO B-2
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(COMMONLY KNOWN AS WYLIE JUNCTION ON HWY 78N, REQUESTED BY
RICHARD PARKER) . Ms. Wood commented that she thought we
were going to get away from strip zoning. Chairman Chaney
said that Hwys. 544 and 78 were started a long time ago. He
added that the long strips of Industr-ia.l along Hwy. 544 was
planned where they could have good access for heavier
traffic. Mr. Faires added that the strip is already there,
we are just changing the zoning.
Mr. Jennings made a motion to recommend approval to City
Council for the two acre tract of land to be rezoned from B-
1 to B--2. Ms. Wood seconded the motion. Motion carried with
all members in favor .
DISCUSSION. Vice Chairman F'eddicord commented that he was
glad to receive the Emergency Procedure Manuals and has gone
through all of them. He stated that he feels we need to
attempt to put them into programs.
Mr. Jenni ngc.. stated that on the southwest corner of Stone
Rd. and Ballard St. , the persona who does not run a business
selling firewood out of his home, is now storing firewood on
a trailer with other pieces waiting to be cut up. Mr. Faires
said that this person paid a fine about two years ago for
selling firewood at that location and since has been very
careful . Mr. Jennings asked if he owns the property. Mr.
Faires replied that he leases it from A. D. Boyd.
Mr . Jennings also _asked if Chub Morrow has to put up a fence
around his new location. Mr. Faires assured him he does have
to put up a 6 foot fence by state law.
Mr. Jennings questioned creating a new zoning classification
for professional office buildings. Mr. Faires said it can be
done by putting it on an agenda by request of this board.
Mr. Jennings said he feels it is a. very good idea and very
viable solution to a lot of problems. Mr. Faires explained
it would be a new zoning classification inserted between
Multi-Family and Retail , entitled Professional Offices. He
added that this would not effect any present zoning, only
future applications. Chairman Chaney asked if the board
wants the staff to work on this. All members of the board
agreed that it is a good idea.
Mr . Faires stated that we did include a great deal of
information in the packets this time on Emergency Management
and he would like everyone to review it thoroughly before
discussing it.
Chairman Chaney asked if when taking votes, everyone prefers
to raise hands, say "aye" or take polls. Ms. Wood commented
however is decided, it needs to be consistent. Members
agreed on raising hands.
ADJOURN. Ms. Wood made a motion for adjournment . Vice
Chairman Peddicord seconded the motion. Motion carried with
all in favor.
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CITY
Collin Intervention To Youth, Inc.
1315 14th Street
Plano, Texas 75074
(214) 423-7057
February 7, 1990
Mr. Charles Norwood
City Manager, City of Wylie
P.O. Box 428
Wylie, Texas 75098
Dear Mr. Norwood:
The Emergency Services Coalition requests a spot on the Wylie
City Council agenda.
We would like to present some information to the Council
about our services and discuss possible funding.
Sincerely,
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et Lawler
Corresponding Secretary .
Emergency Services Coalition
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OFFICERS DIRECTORS
Richard Martin,Co-Chair Zara Bales Cathy Galloway KathyHirschler Homer Reynolds Janet Lawler,
Diane Pearson,Co-Chair Janine Caruthers Kay Goodman Billy Lewis Dr. Michael Riley Erendiwr Director
Michael Wentz.Vice Chair Marsh Foster Dave Hammel1 Jenny McCall Karen Voelker Donna Webb.
Ron Wurstner.Treasurer Larry Frazier Virginia White Case Manager
Pam Clanton,Secretary
Nancy Boyd.Past Chair
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WHEREAS, Ronnie Higgenbotham has been ' selected as the City of
Wylie Employee of the Quarter ending March 31, 1990;
and
WHEREAS, Ronnie is known for his knowledge of the fleet
maintenance program and of the maintenance on all
vehicles and equipment; and
WHEREAS, Ronnie has been employed by the City of Wylie for one
year and is a very dedicated employee; and
WHEREAS, Ronnie has an outstanding attitude regarding his
position and relationship with his fellow employees;
and -
NOW, THEREFORE, I , CHUCK TRIMBLE, MAYOR OF THE CITY OF WYLIE,
do Proclaim RONNIE HIGGENBOTHAM AS EMPLOYEE OF THE QUARTER
ENDING MARCH 31, 1990.
fin witness wl tstof .0 Lave ieseunto sit my
I and and caused l/is seat to 6e affixed.
CHUCK TRIMBLE, MAYOR
ATTEST:
Carolyn Jones, City Secretary
OATS: April 10. 1990
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2000 HWY. 78 N. - P.O. BOX 428
WYLIE,TEXAS 75098
(214) 442-2236
To: Carolyn Jones, City Secretary
From: Jim Holcomb, Purchasing Agent *-
Subject: Bid Authorization- 4/10/90 Agenda
Date: April 4,1990
Please have the following item(s) placed on the agenda for the April 10
Council meeting.
Council authorization to seek competitive sealed bids for:
1. Annual contract for the purchase of water meters and meter supplies.
2. Annual contract for the purchase of water/sewer utility supplies
(e.g., pipe, fittings, clamps, etc. )
Parcel 13
THE STATE OF TEXAS S
COUNTY OF COLLIN S
I/We J.L. BRAND Jr.
S2�7S000 , for and in consideration
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of the sum of Dollar(s) cash to me in hand paid by the
City of Wylie, Texas, and other valuable considerations, receipt
of which is acknowledged, do hereby give and grant to the City of
Wylie, the right to construct, reconstruct, and perpetually
maintain a sanitary sewer upon and across the following described
property:
BEING a 20 foot wide strip of land in the Moses Sparks Survey,
Abstract No. 849, and the G.W. Gunnell Survey, Abstract No. 351,
across that certain 70 acre tract of land deeded to J.L. Brand,
Jr. , as recorded in Volume 757, Page 242, of the Deed Records of
Collin County, Texas, and said 20 foot wide strip of land being 10
feet each side of the following described centerline:
BEGINNING at a point in the north line of said 70 acre tract, same
being the south line of Lake Ranch, an addition to the City of
Wylie as recorded in the Deed Records of Collin County, Texas, said
point bears Westerly, along the north line of said 70 acre tract
and the north line of a 102 acre tract of land conveyed to Clarinda
Mathews in Volume 270, Page 205, First Tract of the Deed Records
of Collin County, Texas, passing at 1192 feet, more or less, the
common property line of said 70 acre and 102 acre tracts, in all
1, 712 feet more or less from the northeast corner of said 102 acre
tract;
THENCE South 1°44 ' West, 18.4 feet to a point;
THENCE South 5°41 '20" East, 498. 3 feet to a point;
THENCE South 1°13'51" East, 252 . 3 feet to a point;
THENCE South 26°56'23" East, 420 . 6 feet to a point;
THENCE South 40°59 '43" East, 419 . 7 feet more or less to a point in
the east line of said 70 acre tract, same being the west line of
said 102 acre tract, said point being the end of this easement and
containing 0. 7 acres of land, more or less.
IN ADDITION to said 20 foot wide permanent easement, there shall
be a temporary 30 foot wide construction easement along the north
side of said permanent easement, to expire upon the completion of
the construction of said sanitary sewer.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same perpetually to the City of Wylie,
Texas, and its successors, together with the right and privilege
at any and all times to enter said premises, or any part thereof
for the purpose of constructing, reconstructing, and maintaining
the said sanitary sewer, on the condition that the City of Wylie,
Texas, and its successors will at all times, after doing any work
in connection with construction, reconstruction, and repairing of
said sanitary sewer, restore said premises to the condition in
which same were found before such work was undertaken and that in
the use of said rights and privileges herein granted, the said City
of Wylie, Texas, and its successors will not create a nuisance or
do any act that will be detrimental to said premises.
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WITNESS MY HAND THIS the ay f March 19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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known to me to be the person whose name is 'subsc ibed to the �'
foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that,
, be lib S)k . executed the same for the purpose and
consideration therein expressed.
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BEFORE ME, a Notary Public in and for
County, Texas, on this day personally appeared
known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the
foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to me that
executed the same for the purpose and
consideration therein expressed.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE THIS the day of
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Notary Public, County, Texas
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ACREAGE: 70 Ac. IMPROVEMENTS
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COUNTY OF COLLIN S
I, Ida Pearl Scholz, Administrator/Executrix of the B.C. Wood
Estate (hereinafter referred to as "Grantor" ) , for and in
consideration of the sum of THREE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED THIRTY
FOUR DOLLARS ($3,734 .00) , cash to me in hand, paid by the City
of Wylie, Texas (hereinafter referred to as "City") , and other
valuable considerations, receipt of which is acknowledged, do
hereby give and grant to the City of Wylie, the right to
construct, reconstruct, and perpetually maintain one (1)
sanitary sewer line upon and across the following described
property:
BEING a 20 foot wide strip of land in the John W. Curtis
Survey, Abstract No. 196, and the M. Milliron Survey, Abstract
No. 563, across that certain 42. 735 acre tract of land deeded
to B.C. Wood, as recorded in Volume 418, Page 131, of the Deed
Records of Collin County, Texas, and said 20 foot wide strip of
land being 10 feet each side of the following described center
line:
BEGINNING at a point in the south line of said 42 .735 acre
tract, said point bears Westerly, along said south line, 250
feet, more or less, from the southeast corner of said 42 .735
acre tract;
THENCE North 23.05 ' 20" East, 198 feet to a point;
THENCE North 43.58 ' 00" West, 269 feet to a point;
THENCE North 17.37 ' 12" East, crossing F.M. 544, 195 feet to a
point;
THENCE North 00.46 ' 46" East, 263 feet, more or less, to a point
in the east line of a tract of land conveyed to Texas Power &
Light Company, as recorded in Volume 575, Page 224 of the Deed
Records of Collin County, Texas, said point being the, end of
this easement and containing 0.42 acres of land, more or less,
of which 0.05 acres is contained in the right-of-way of F.M.
544, thus leaving a net area of 0.37 acres of land, more or
less.
IN ADDITION to said 20 foot wide permanent easement, there
shall be a temporary 30 foot wide construction easement along
each side of said permanent easement, to expire immediately,
ipso facto, upon the completion of the construction of said
sanitary sewer line.
AS ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATION AND CONDITIONS to the granting and
conveying of this easement, the City does hereby further agree
to the following:
1) No soil shall be removed from Grantor's property.
2) All excess soil that is not needed for the
construction of the sanitary sewer line shall be placed on
Grantor's property and reasonably leveled, said soil shall be
placed in the areas requested by Grantor.
3) Upon completion of the initial construction of the
sanitary sewer line or after any repairs and maintenance work,
the City agrees to replace and replant any grass that is
removed or disturbed with the same type of grass and the area
shall be fertilized.
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4) All fence openings are to be maintained during
construction or maintenance in a manner that precludes cattle
from escaping through said openings.
5) No cement trucks shall be washed and/or dumped on
Grantor' s property.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same perpetually to the City of Wylie,
Texas, and its successors, together with the right and
privilege at any and all times to enter said premises, or any
part thereof for the purpose of constructing, reconstructing,
and maintaining the said sanitary sewer line, on the condition
that the City of Wylie, Texas, and its successors will at all
times, after doing any work in connection with construction,
reconstruction, and repairing of said sanitary sewer line,
restore said premises to the condition in which same were found
before such work was undertaken and that in the use of said
rights and privileges herein granted, the said City of Wylie,
Texas, and its successors will not create a nuisance or do any
act that will be detrimental to said premises.
WITNESS MY HAND THIS the day of
1990.
Ida Pearl Scholz, Administrator
(Executrix of B. C. Wood Estate)
STATE OF TEXAS $
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COUNTY OF COLLIN $
Subscribed and acknowledged before me by . IDA PEARL
SCHOLZ, Administrator/Executrix of the B.C. Wood Estate, on
this day of , 1990.
Notary Public, State of Texas
ACCEPTED FOR THE CITY OF WYLIE ON THIS THE DAY OF
, 1990.
Chuck Trimble, Mayor
ATTEST:
Carolyn Jones, City Secretary
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LOCATION: CribL.44 COUNTY. TEXAS
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I, Ida Pearl Scholz, Administrator/Executrix of the B.C. Wood
Estate (hereinafter referred to as "Grantor" ) , for and in
consideration of the sum of THIRTEEN THOUSAND TWENTY ONE
DOLLARS ($13,021.00) , cash to me in hand, paid by the City of
Wylie, Texas (hereinafter referred to as "City" ) , and other
valuable considerations, receipt of which is acknowledged, do
hereby give and grant to the City of Wylie, the right to
construct, reconstruct, and perpetually maintain one (1)
sanitary sewer line upon and across the following described
property:
BEING a 20 foot wide strip of land in the Duke Strickland
Survey, Abstract No. 841, and the I . Clifton Survey, Abstract
No. 193, across that certain 94.9 acre tract of land deeded to
B.C. Wood, as recorded in Volume 396, Page 182, of the Deed
Records of Collin County, Texas, and that certain 4 acre tract
of land deeded to B.C. Wood as recorded in Volume 407, Page 173
of the Deed Records of Collin County, Texas, and said 20 foot
wide strip of land being 10 feet each side of the following
described center line:
BEGINNING at a point in the north line of said 94 .9 acre tract,
same being the south line of a tract of land conveyed to
Clarinda Mathews, as recorded in Volume 270, Page 205 of the
Deed Records of Collin County, Texas, said point bears
Westerly, 1, 716 feet, more or less, from the most northern
corner of said 94 .9 acre tract;
THENCE South 24.55 ' 12" West, 208.3 feet to a point;
THENCE South 08.20 ' 24" West, 281.3 feet to a point;
THENCE South 32.52 ' 37" East, 549 feet to a point;
THENCE South 64.39 ' 00" East, 780.4 feet to a point;
THENCE South 41.06 ' 17" East, 837 .5 feet to a point;
THENCE South 01.19 ' 37" East, 397 .8 feet to a point;
THENCE South 45.23 ' 35" East, 172 feet, more or less, to a point
in the apparent south property line of said 4 acre tract, said
point being the end of this easement and containing 1.5 acres
of land, more or less.
IN ADDITION to said 20 foot wide permanent easement, there
shall be a temporary 30 foot wide construction easement along
each side of said permanent easement, to expire immediately,
ipso facto, upon the completion of the construction of said
sanitary sewer line.
AS ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATION AND CONDITIONS to the granting and
conveying of this easement, the City does hereby further agree
to the following:
1) No soil shall be removed from Grantor's property.
2) All excess soil that is not needed for the
construction of the sanitary sewer line shall be placed on
Grantor's property and reasonably leveled, said soil shall be
placed in the areas requested by Grantor.
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3) Upon completion of the initial construction of the
sanitary sewer line or after any repairs and maintenance work,
the City agrees to replace and replant any grass that is
removed or disturbed with the same type of grass and the area
shall be fertilized.
4) All fence openings are to be maintained during
construction or maintenance in a manner that precludes cattle
from escaping through said openings.
5) No cement trucks shall be washed and/or dumped on
Grantor' s property.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same perpetually to the City of Wylie,
Texas, and its successors, together with the right and
privilege at any and all times to enter said premises, or any
part thereof for the purpose of constructing, reconstructing,
and maintaining the said sanitary sewer line, on the condition
that the City of Wylie, Texas, and its successors will at all
times, after doing any work in connection with construction,
reconstruction, and repairing of said sanitary sewer line,
restore said premises to the condition in which same were found
before such work was undertaken and that in the use of said
rights and privileges herein granted, the said City of Wylie,
Texas, and its successors will not create a nuisance or do any
act that will be detrimental to said premises.
WITNESS MY HAND THIS the day of ,
1990.
Ida Pearl Scholz, Administrator
(Executrix of B. C. Wood Estate)
STATE OF TEXAS S
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COUNTY OF COLLIN S
Subscribed and acknowledged before me by IDA PEARL
SCHOLZ, Administrator/Executrix of the B.C. Wood Estate, on
this day of , 1990.
Notary Public, State of Texas
ACCEPTED FOR THE CITY OF WYLIE ON THIS THE DAY OF
, 1990.
Chuck Trimble, Mayor
ATTEST:
Carolyn Jones, City Secretary
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ACREAGE 94.9 Ac. & 4 Ac. IMPROVEMENTS
LOCATION: COWN COUNTY. TEXAS
ACQUISITION: 1.5 Ac. PARCEL 18
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COMMISSION STATE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
ENGINEER-DIRECTOR
ROBERT H. DEDMAN,CHAIRMAN AND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ARNOLD W.OLIVER,P.E.
RAY STOKER,JR. DEWITT C.GREER STATE HIGHWAY BLDG. •
WAYNE B. DUDDLESTEN 11TH&BRAZOS
AUSTIN,TEXAS 71701-2413
(512)463-I515
March 27, 1990
CONTACT:
Landscape Cost Sharing Program
The City of Wylie
Mr. Charles Norwood
City Manager
P.O. Box 428
Wylie, Texas 75098
Dear Mr. Norwood:
We have reviewed your proposal for work under the Landscape Cost
Sharing Program and feel the project would be acceptable for
execution under Program Regulations relating to Highway Landscape
projects. Accordingly, we have prepared a draft Agreement based
upon your proposal which will govern work on this project if
approval is granted by our State Highway and Public
Transportation Commission. As you will note, the Agreement
reflects the specific responsibilities of each party, and
includes required contract provisions which must be included
within each Cost Sharing Program Agreement.
We must have your concurrence in writing that the Agreement is
satisfactory before we request Commission approval of the
project. In order for this office to place the project before
the Commission for approval during their regular May, 1990
meeting, your concurrence must be received no later than April
30, 1990. If this is not achievable, we will work toward
Commission authorization at a later date.
Please contact Mr. Paul Northcutt, Landscape Architect, at
(512) 465-6301 if you have any questions.
Sincerely
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Craig A. St f ens
Supervising Landscape Architect
Landscape Section
Maintenance and Operations Division
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Attachment
cc: Dallas District - Mr. Pat Haigh
Draft Agreement c:\wp5\agree\cs-18-5.agr
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF TRAVIS
THIS AGREEMENT is made by and between the State of Texas,
acting by and through the State Department of Highways and Public
Transportation, hereinafter called the "State", and the City of
Wylie, acting through its duly authorized officials, as evidenced
by Resolution or Ordinance Number
hereinafter called the "City". dated
WITNESSETH
WHEREAS, the State owns and maintains a system of highways,
including State Highway 78, in Collin County, Texas, for public
use and benefit; and
WHEREAS, the City has requested State participation in a
Landscape Cost Sharing Program project along State Highway 78,
within the city limits of Wylie, hereinafter called the
"Project", and as shown on the attached EXHIBIT A; and
WHEREAS, the City has committed to cooperating with the
State by providing a total non-cash contribution of $14,260.00
toward the development of the Project, which sum represents the
agreed fair-market, non-cash values of installing furnished
material, and of providing labor and equipment for Project and
site maintenance for a period of 2 consecutive years; and
WHEREAS, State Highway and Public Transportation Commission
Minute Order dated
labeled EXHIBIT B authorizes the State to cooperatedwitheto theaCity
in the development of the Project by providing State funds which
will be used to purchase required material for the Project which
will be furnished to the City for the City's installation and
subsequent maintenance;
NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and of the
mutual covenants and agreements of the parties hereto be by them
respectively kept and performed as hereinafter set forth, the
State and the City do mutually agree as follows:
AGREEMENT
ARTICLE 1. Term of Agreement.
This Agreement becomes effective when finally executed
(signed) by the State and shall terminate upon satisfactory
completion of the work as called for in the Project Design Plan
and as stipulated within this Agreement, unless otherwise
terminated as provided hereinafter.
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ARTICLE 2. Project Design Plan.
The State shall prepare and furnish the Project Design Plan.
The Project Design Plan shall be incorporated into this Agreement
by reference.
ARTICLE 3 . Project Funding.
The total estimated cost of the Project is $27, 180.00, and
shall be funded jointly by the State and the City. State funds
in an amount estimated not to exceed $12,920.00 will be utilized
to purchase required material for the Project, including plant
material, soil amendments and irrigation system components. The
City's total non-cash contribution is $14,260.00 and represents
the agreed, fair-market, non-cash values of $5, 500.00 for
installing plant material, of $2,900.00 for installing irrigation
system components, and of $5,860. 00 for providing Project and
site maintenance for a period of 2 consecutive years.
ARTICLE 4 . Responsibility of the Parties.
A. The City agrees to:
1. Indemnify and save harmless the State, its agents
and employees, from all suits, actions or claims
and from all liability and damages for any and all
injuries or damages sustained by any person, or by
any abutting, adjoining or other property in
consequence of any neglect in the performance, or
failure of performance of the City, its agents and
employees under this Agreement, to the extent
allowed by State Law.
2. Indemnify, defend and hold the State harmless from
any and all claims and lawsuits by third parties
arising from, or incident to the performance, or
failure of performance of the City, its officers,
employees or agents under this Agreement to the
extent allowed by State Law. The City shall
defend all suits brought upon all such claims and
lawsuits and pay all costs and expenses incidental
thereto, but the State shall have the right, at
it's option and expense, to participate in the
defense of any suit, without relieving the City of
any obligation hereunder.
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3. Provide all labor, equipment and incidentals
required to provide for the installation of the
following plant material furnished by the State:
a. Live Oak - 3 each
b. Bradford Pear - 46 each
c. Crapemyrtle - 61 each.
4 . Provide all labor, equipment and incidentals
required to provide for the installation of the
following soil amendments furnished by the State:
a. Organic Fertilizer Base, 50 lb bag - 3 each
b. Liquid Organic Soil Conditioner - 2 gallons
c. Liquid Organic Insecticide - 60 quarts
d. Liquid Fertilizer Soil Drench - 37 gallons.
5. Provide all labor, equipment and incidentals
required to provide for the installation of an
operational irrigation system from the following
approximate quantities of components furnished by
the State:
a. Toro bubbler heads - 110 each
b. 90 degree ell - 170 each
c. Poly nipples - 110 each
d. PVC pipe - 3000 linear feet
e. 2 inch Valves - 1 each
f. PVC Tees - 113 each
g. Backflow Prevention Device - 1 each
h. Controller - 1 ea
i. Controller Wire
j . Taps and bores
6. Provide all labor, equipment and incidentals
reuired to perform Project and site maintenance
for a period of 2 consecutive years following the
completion of all installation activities.
Maintenance activities shall include:
a. Mowing and trimming as necessary to insure
the Project site remains in a neat
appearance.
b. Fertilizing of plant material in accordance
with standard horticultural practices and as
necessary to insure the viability and
continued survivability of the plant
material.
c. Treating of plant material for disease and/or
pests including the application of
insecticides in accordance with standard
horticultural practices.
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d. Trimming and pruning of plant material in
accordance with standard horticultural
practices.
e. Replacement of plant material during the term
of the Agreement.
f. Replacement, repair, monitoring and
adjustment of the irrigation system as
required to insure adequate moisture to the
plant material during the term of the
agreement.
g. Provide, erect and maintain any barricades,
signs and traffic handling devices as may be
required to protect the safety of the
travelling public while performing any work
on the Project.
B. The State Agrees to:
1. Obligate State funds in the amount of $12,920.00
which will be used to purchase the following
material in accordance with the City's proposal:
a. Live Oak - 3 each
b. Bradford Pear - 46 each
c. Crapemyrtle - 61 each.
d. Toro bubbler heads - 110 each
e. 90 degree ell - 170 each
f. Poly nipples - 110 each
g. PVC pipe - 3000 linear feet
h. 2 inch Valves - 1 each
i. PVC Tees - 113 each
j . Backflow Prevention Device - 1 each
k. Controller - 1 ea
1. Controller Wire
2 . Prepare and submit requisitions for required
material in accordance with existing statutes and
procedures relating to the purchase of material
with State funds.
3. Furnish material to the City for the City's
installation on the Project.
4 . Cooperate with the City in determining the
requirements for barricades, signs and traffic
handling devices required during the term of the
Agreement.
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ARTICLE 5. Overruns/Underruns.
The State will make recommendation of award for the bid or
bids received for required landscape material as follows:
1. If, after receiving bids for required landscape
material, the cumulative total of the lowest bid or
bids exceeds $12,920.00. the State, in order to insure
that available State funds are not exceeded, and at its
sole option, may reject any or all bids, revise the
quantity of landscape material to be furnished and
resubmit the bids.
2 . If, after receiving bids for required landscape
material, the cumulative total of the lowest bid or
bids does not exceed $12.920.00, the State will
recommend award of the bid or bids. Unless, in the
sole opinion of the State, it is determined that the
furnishing of additional landscape material with any
remaining State funds is in the best interest of the
Project, the State will not purchase landscape material
in excess of the quantity requested by the City in the
City's proposal and as shown in the Project Design Plan
as would be necessary to insure the full amount of
State funds obligated for this Project is expended.
ARTICLE 6. Disputes.
Should disputes arise as to the party's obligations under
this Agreement, the State's decision shall be final and binding.
ARTICLE 7. Amendments.
Changes in time frame, character, cost or obligations herein
shall be enacted by written amendment. All amendments to this
Agreement must be executed by both parties within the contract
period specified in Article 1.
ARTICLE 8. Successors and Assigns.
The State and the City shall not assign or otherwise
transfer its rights and obligations under this Agreement except
with prior written consent of the other party, and any prohibited
assignment or transfer shall be null and void.
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ARTICLE 9. Remedies.
Violation or breach of contract terms by the City shall be
grounds for termination of the Agreement, and any increased cost
arising from the City's default, breach of contract or violation
of terms shall be paid by the City. This Agreement shall not be
considered as specifying the exclusive remedy for any default,
but all remedies existing at law and in equity may be availed of
by either party and shall be cumulative.
ARTICLE 10. Insurance.
At the time of execution (signature) of the Agreement by the
City, the City shall attached required insurance documentation to
each Agreement counterpart.
If the City is a self-insured entity and performs any work
on the Project with City Forces, the City shall extend the
protection of its self-insurance to the State for any and all
damages and injuries arising from the City's performance under
this Agreement.
If the City is not a self-insured entity and performs any
work on the Project with City Forces, the City shall furnish the
State with a completed Certificate of Insurance (SDHPT Form
20. 102) , an label such documentation EXHIBIT C.
If the City performs any work on the Project through a
contractor or contractors selected through the City's low-bid
procedure, the City shall require its contractor or contractors
to furnish the State with a completed Certificate of Insurance,
(SDHPT Form 20. 102) , and shall insure that the contractor or
contractors maintain such insurance during the term of the
Agreement.
ARTICLE 11. Gratuities.
State Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Commission policy mandates that employees of the Department shall
not accept any benefits, gifts or favors from any person doing
business or who reasonably speaking may do business with the
State under this contract. The only exceptions allowed are
ordinary business lunches and items that have received advanced
written approval of the State Department of Highways and Public
Transportation Engineer-Director. Any person doing business with
or who may reasonably speaking do business with the State under
this contract may not make any offer of benefits, gifts or favors
to Departmental employees, except as mentioned hereabove.
Failure on the part of the City to adhere to this policy may
result in the termination of this contract.
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ARTICLE 12. Termination.
This Agreement may be terminated by any of the following
conditions:
A. By mutual agreement and consent of both parties.
B. By either party upon thirty days written notice to the
other party.
C. By either party, upon the failure of the other party to
fulfill its obligations as set forth in this Agreement.
D. By satisfactory completion of all services and
obligations described herein.
Should the City terminate this Agreement, as prescribed
hereabove, the City shall, at the option of the State, reimburse
any reasonable costs incurred by the State.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the State and the City have executed duplicate
counterparts to effectuate this Agreement.
THE CITY OF WYLIE �
THE STATE OF TEXAS
J�� Certified as being executed for
the purpose and effect of
By: 4P)mactivating and/or carrying out
(Signat' e) the orders, established policies
or work programs heretofore
`Q► approved and authorized by the
V State Highway and Public
(Typede and Title) Transportation Commission
Date: .
�` By:
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Henry A. Thomason, Jr. , P.E.
Deputy Director, Field Operations
Date:
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MEMORANDUM
DATE: March 22, 1990
TO: Charles Norwood, City Manager \
FROM: Jim Gilmore, Chief of Police 'V'
RE: Drug Task Force Grant Application
Attached is a resolution for the North East Area Drug
Interdiction Task Force. This task force includes the
cities of Rowlett, Wylie, Commerce, Greenville and Rockwall
and the Sheriffs of Hunt County, and Rockwall County. The
application and plans were developed over several meetings
of the Sheriffs and Chiefs of the member agencies. The
mobility of the drug traffickers allows them to operate
across many jurisdictions and the only effective means to
combat the trafficking is a joint effort of the member
agencies, hence this plan was developed .
The grant amount is three hundred thirty-two thousand three
hundred and forty-one dollars ($332 ,341.00) . The local
match would be eighty-one thousand nine hundred and
seventeen dollars ($81 ,917 .00) which will be divided equally
by the seven agencies which is approximately twelve thousand
dollars ($12 ,000 .00) per agency. From past experience, we
fell confident that seizures of money and property will
exceed each agencies contribution. Our proposal to divide
the seized money and property is as follows : The District
Attorneys Office takes twenty percent (20%) and the
remainder would be divided with fifty percent (50%) being
retained by the task force for future operations and the
remaining money would be divided equally by the seven (7)
participating agencies .
This grant request is to the Texas Narcotic Control Program
administered by the Criminal Justice Division of the
Governor' s Office. The State will fund the program on a
seventy-five percent (75%) State fund and twenty-five
percent (25%) local match basis. Sheriff Kiere attended a
grant application seminar in Austin and he received very
positive feedback from the Governor' s Office on our plan.
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PART IV
PROGRAM NARRATIVE
1. QBJECTIVES AND NEEDS FOR THIS ASSISTANCE_
The North-Bast Area Drug Interdiction Task Force's
primary
is the interdiction in and aggressive goal
prosecution of casessthat are
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connected and/or related to the illicit use, manufacture,
transportation and distribution of controlled substances.
The North-East Area Drug Interdiction Task Force consist of the
Cities of Commerce, Greenville, Rockwall, Rowlett, Wylie and the
Counties of Hunt and Rockwall. The Geographical area encompassed by
the Task Force is located at the Northeast crescent of the Dallas-
Ft. Worth Metroplex and is significantly impacted by the enforcement
and interdiction activities of the federal, state and local law
enforcement agencies in the Metroplex. The rural aspects of these
two counties and the five cities involved, the availability of
water, the proximity to the Oklahoma border and the relative ease of
accessibility to precursors place the identified Task Force area in
a vulnerable position.
The current and projected growth rates of the cities and
counties in the Task Force area are severely impacting the response
capabilities of the law enforcement agencies and, thereby, impairs
their ability to effectively address the escalating drug problems.
The ready availability of illegal drugs in the Task Force area is
not surprising since the Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
Officials have indicated that North Texas ranks second in the nation
for the number of drug labs seized by that agency. This
observations was made shortly after reports surfaced that Interstate
30 between Dallas and Texarkana is a main artery for the manufacture
and distribution of drugs in Texas.
Current intelligence reports indicate several laboratories are
currently operating and transporting the illicit drugs across state
lines from the the Task Force area. While the Drug Enforcement
Administration and the Texas Department of Public Safety are
operating efficiently in these areas, there exist a gap between the
basic intelligence and the time consuming preparatory investigative
work which brings these cases to the level of interest of those
agencies.
The North-East Area Drug Interdiction Task Force will fill that
gap. Utilizing a supervisor and three undercover investigators, all
of whom will be certified officers, store front operations will be
set up and could be moved several times during the duration of the
grant. The store fronts will, also, serve as a backup investigative
tool for the investigators to exploit their undercover contacts.
The
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personnel of the Task Force will not only operate the store front
operations. but also recruit informants and initiate independent
investigations.
The information gathered through these investigative efforts
will be collated and disseminated as appropriate, either to the
state or federal authorities, or referred to the criminal
investigations division of the appropriate participating agency. It
is anticipated that as pressure is applied within the Task Force
area, that the operators of clandestine laboratories will be forced
to move to the adjacent counties. The data base gathered during the
life of the grant will be provided to those counties, and should
create a snowball effect. In selected cases, the investigators
employed in this grant could expand their operations to include
these counties at a later date.
Plans for the unit incorporates computerizing information as it
is developed to maximize the effectiveness of the program. The Task
Force will be better able to provide extended surveillance in the
areas of illegal drug use, manufacture, transportation and
distribution.
The specific program objectives are:
1. Identify and seize clandestine laboratories
2. Identify and coordinate the arrest of drug dealers
3. Identify users of illegal drugs
4. Arrest drug offenders
5. Seek enhanced prosecution of clandestine lab operators
and drug dealers
6. Seize controlled substances, contraband, and real
properties represented as the fruits of illicit and
illegal drug operations
Enhanced prosecution will be realized thru the employment, on a
contract basis, of a part-time experienced prosecutor to serve as
legal advisor during clandestine operations. The advise garnered in
this stage should enhance the quality of cases filed and insure a
high degree of plea bargained cases. However, in those cases that
plea bargaining may not be practical or in aggravated cases, the
contract attorney would be available to either assist in or to
prosecute the cases generated by the Task Force in whichever court
jurisdiction the case falls.
2. • RESULTS OR BENEFITS EXPECTED:
With the establishment of the North-East Area Drug Interdiction
Task Force we will be able to locate, identify and arrest those
persons involved in the illicit use, manufacture, transportation and
distribution of controlled substances. Statistics tell us that a
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large number of crimes against property are committed by persons who
are trying to support a drug habit. One of the great benefits of
this program will be seen through the reduction of crime in this
area, not to mention the increased number of drug related offenses
which will be cleared
3. A�:
A. STATECIENTALTABLIMADI
The Task Force Supervisor's will be hired as soon as the grant
is approved and funds are available. The supervisor will develop
operational plans and employ the undercover personnel within the
first forty-five days. The Multi-Agency Agreement will be signed by
the authorized agent of each participating agency.
Daily operations and assignments pertaining to the grant will
be directed by Bruce Beaty, Chief of Police for the City of
Rockwall, under the general directions of an Executive Board
consisting of Chief Beaty, J. D. McGee, Chief of Police, Greenville,
and Sheriff Jacques I. Kiere of Rockwall, who were elected to the
said positions by the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors
consist of the Chief Executive of each participating law enforcement
agency.
B. DATA TO BK COLLECTED:
Data pertaining to this grant will be collected and evaluated
through the use of a monthly reporting system to be maintained by
the unit supervisor. This data will reflect the information that is
required by the CJD in the standard performance indicators required
of a Dangerous Drug Control Unit. Reports to CJD will be made on
the recommended report form. The report will reflect monthly and
quarterly indicators of goal achievements.
C. OTHER PARTICIPATING/COOPERATING ORGANIZATIONS:
All law enforcement agencies in the Task Force area will be
involved in the efforts to stem the flow of illicit drugs by
providing information to the Task Force Unit.
The Task force Unit will work only drug related cases in its
area of jurisdiction. They will work closely with other local,
state and federal agencies through the exchange of information
related to illegal drugs.
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The North-East Area Drug Interdiction Task Force will
investigate only those drug related case incurred within the
Jurisdiction of the agencies participating as members of the Task
Force.
5. RESEARCH OR DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS: N/A
g, MatieLISMENTWAIL. N/A
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PART V
ASSURANCES
The App!atone !.rosy essuret and certihea that he wi!I comply w:tn the re2ulafiane, relic!es, guidelines and rise
ouiremonta, including 01.45 Circalort tic. A-55, A_107 6nd nu J ihl , os Ivry reline fa the application, occept_mace and use of Frad,rcl finds for this loderally..c�asisted projxt. Also the Applicant assures and certifies to
the grunt that:
I. It putsesses legal earthxiry to vply for the s,+ant, that e 4. It will comp:y witf •rrguilerr.e..ts of the provisions
ttasotution, motion or simile: action has bean dr'ty of the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Rest Property
adopted or pttseo es an official xt ut the a:viicant•s Ac iiritions Act of 19/t) IP L. 914461 which provides
governing body,ta.thwictng the filing cf the application, for fan end e.;uitebre treatment of persons displaced as a
including all undrstanhngs and assurance, contained result of Fe1isret and federally assisted programs.
therein, and directing and tuttrorit.ng the,•trton dent. 5. it will comply with the provisions of the Hatch Act
lied as the (MLitt re,i.estntative of the ipplicar•t to act which time: the po;iti.t:xt,vity of employees.
in connection with the es;plrratron a.ti; to provide w;M 6. It will comply with the minimum wage and maximum
additional information as may be required. inure provisions of the Federal Fair Labor Standards
2. It will comply with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of Act, as thr� apply to hospital a..d educational instrtu•
1964 IP L. f383S21 and in accordance wish Title VI of Iron employees of State and Patel governments.
that Act, no guar in the United Stases shaft, on the7. It will establish safeguards to prohibit employees from
using their positions for apurpose that is or gives the •
ground of rue, color, or raticnaf origin. be excluded
ham Participation in be denied the benefits of, or be eppesrance of being motivated bye desire for private
otherwise o.sb ccta! :a discrimination under Gny ()to
for he,rriselves or other, particularly those with
gram or xtivity for which the applicant receives Fede;al whom they have family,business. or other ties.
finencisl essist:n.e end sill immediately take why mea• e. It will give the sponsoring agency or the Comptroller
woes necessary to effectuate this agreement. General through any authorized representative the
3. It will comply with Title VI of the Civil Richts Act of oceans to and the right to examine all meads, books,
1964 (42 USG 2C00di prohibiting employment drxrimi papers, cc documents related to t►w grant.
nation v.here (11 Inc primary purpose of a grant is to 9. It will comply with all requirements imposed by the
provide employment or (2) dis:mmnztory employment Federal sponsoring agency concerning special
practices wit!reeJlt in unequal s:estment of persons eel° requirements el IDhr progrorn requirements, and other
we or should be boneti:ing from the r-unt oic+ed activity administrative requirements.
10. It will insure that the facilities under its cwnership, lease or
aupervisicn which shall he utilized in the accomplishment of the
project are rich listed on the Environmental Protection Agency' s
(EPA) list of Violating Facilities and that it will notify the
Federal grantor aen.cv of the receipt of any communication from
the Director of Cite E:A Office of Federad Activities indicating
that a facility to b. ,,red in the project is under consideration
for listing by the
11. It will ;amply veiti, :_ flood inso, ante purchase requirements of
Section IO2 (a; of the _loud Disaster Protection Act of 1973 , Public
Law 93-234 ; 87 Stat. 975 , Approved December 31, 1976 . Section
102 (a) requires , on and after March 2 , 1975 , the purchase of flood
insurance in rat.L-,Unities inhere such insurance is available as a
receipt of any Federal financial assistance for
construct i c•n or acgeis t i an purposes for use in any area that has
been identified by the Secretary of the Department of Rousing and
Urban Development as an area having apeciz.1 flood hazards .
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PART V (Contiiluad)
The phrase 'Federal financial assistance' includes any form
of loan, grant, guaranty, insurance payment . rebate , subsidy,
disaster assistance loan or grant, or any other form of
direct or indirect Federal assistance .
12. It will assist the Federal grantor agency in its compliance
with Section 106 of the National Hi toric Ptezervation Act
of 1966 as amended (16 U.S.C. 470) , Executive Order 11593,
and the Archeological and Historic Pr_s i ztion Act of
1966 (16 U.S.C. 469a-1 et seq. ) by (a) consulting with the
State Historic Preservation Officer on the conduct of
investigations, as necessary, to identify properties listed
in or eligible for inclusion in the National Register of
Historic Places that are subject to adverse effects (see 36 CFR
Part 800.8) by the activity, and notifying the Federal
grantor agency of the existence of any such properties, and
by (b) complying with all requirements established by the
Federal grantor agency to avoid or mitigate adverse effects
upon such properties.
13. It will comply with the Uniform Grant and Contract Management Standards
(UGCMS) developed under the directive of the Uniform Grant and Contract
Management Act of 1981 , Texas Civil Statutes , Article 4413(32g) .
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RESOLUTION NO.
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF WYLIE AUTHORIZING
THE SUBMISSION OF A GRANT APPLICATION TO THE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE DIVISION FOR THE FORMATION
OF A JOINT DRUG INTERDICTION TASK FORCE BY THE
CITIES OF ROCKWALL, GREENVILLE, WYLIE, ROWLETT
AND COMMERCE AND THE COUNTIES OF ROCKWALL AND
HUNT. AUTHORIZING THE ROCKWALL CITY MANAGER
TO EXECUTE THE SAME AND DESIGNATING THE CHIEF
OF POLICE OF ROCKWALL TO BE THE ADMINISTRATOR
OF THE NORTH EAST AREA DRUG INTERDICTION TASK
FORCE.
WHEREAS, the detection and apprehension of individuals
operating in the field of using, producing,
processing and transporting illegal controlled
substances is often hindered because the range of
operations of the criminal offender is greater
than the jurisdiction of the peace officers called
upon to investigate the crime; and,
WHEREAS, individuals engaged in using, producing,
processing and transporting illegal controlled
substances often commit criminal offenses in
numerous counties and cities during a brief period
of time in a continuing scheme of criminal
conduct; and,
WHEREAS, individuals engaged in using , producing,
processing and transporting illegal controlled
substances are often involved in other criminal
activity; and,
WHEREAS, the North East Texas area is so structured that
the efforts of a single law enforcement agency are
often inadequate to detect and apprehend
individuals committing criminal acts in numerous
counties and cities; and,
WHEREAS, past experience in the North East Texas area has
indicated that a cooperative effort between cities
and counties in the area has been effective in
detecting and deterring the activities of
individuals engaged in illegal activities to the
mutual benefit of all the cities and counties in
the North East Texas area; and,
WHEREAS, the Texas legislature has enacted V. T. C. A.
Local Government Code Section 362.002 to encourage
the formation of mutual aid law enforcement task
forces to cooperate in the investigation of
criminal activity and enforcement of the laws of
this state; and,
WHEREAS, the City of Wylie and other approving law
enforcement agencies have indicated their desire
to participate in and be a part of a cooperative
investigative effort to be known as and designated
as the North East Area Drug Interdiction Task
Force; and,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS, THAT :
SECTION 1 The submission of the grant application for the
North East Area Drug Task Force is supported and
authorized .
SECTION 2 The City of Wylie hereby joins, supports and will
help fund the North East Area Drug Task Force.
SECTION 3 The Chief of Police of the City of Rockwall is
hereby designated as the project administrator of
the North East Area Drug Interdiction Task Force.
SECTION 4 The City Manager of the City of rockwall is hereby
authorized to execute and submit the above
referenced application to the Office of the
Governor, Texas Narcotic Control Program.
DULY PASSED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
WYLIE, TEXAS ON THIS THE 10TH DAY OF APRIL, 1990 .
Chuck Trimble, Mayor
ATTEST :
Carolyn Jones, City Secretary
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APPLICATION
TO
III Board of Adjustment and Appeals (Building) ORDINANCE 83-15
- Board of Adjustment and Appeals (Zoning) ORDINANCE 81-5
71 Planning and Zoning Commission ORDINANCE 81-5
NAME it , CAADD fl /LiZE/�
ADDRESS /d 0 X 507 b Le_
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SUBDIVISION
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BASIS OF APPLICATION:
Interpretation
II Special exception for use or development
- Variance
1 XI Rezoning .
I I Exception to Building Code ` `
EXPLANAT ON:
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SIGNITURE of APPLICANT
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Received: 6/ jp
Date: 3--f — 90
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ABM ps'lmefhip successors in interest to a general _-
or limited partnership which dissolves but does 3. DEFENSE AND PROSECUTION OF ACTIONS:
not terminate;
(iv)the successors in interest to a general or limited (a) In all cases where this policy provides fort e
partnership resulting from the distribution of the defense of any action or proceeding, the Insured shai
assets of such general or limited partnership up- secure to the Company the right to so provide defense in
on partial or complete liquidation; such action or proceeding, and all appeals therein, and
(v)the successors in interest to a joint venture re- permit it to use,at its option, the name of the Insured for
sulting from the distribution of the assets of such purpose.
such joint venture upon partial or complete (b) The Company shall have the right to salad
liquidation; counsel of its own choice whenever it is required to defend
(vi)the successor or substitute trustee of a trustee any action or proceeding, and such counsel shall have cram-
named in a written trust instrument;or plate control of said defense.
(vii)the successors in interest to a trustee or trust re- (c) The Company shall have the right at its own
sulting from the distribution of all or part of cost to institute and without undue delay prosecute any
the assets of such trust to the beneficiaries action or proceeding or to do any other act which in its
thereof. opinion may be necessary or desirable to establish the title
to the estate or interest as Insured, and the.Company may
Z EXCLUSIONS FROM THE COVERAGE take any appropriate action under the terms of the policy,
OF THIS POLICY: whether or.not it shall be liable thereunder, and shall not
thereby concede liability or waive any provision of this - -
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Being a tract of land situated in the Francisco De La Pina Survey, Abstract
No. 688, Collin County, Texas, and being that two acre tract as conveyed to
G.E. Alderman, Trustee, as recorded in Volume 1539, Page 189, Deed Records
of Collin County, Texas, and being more particularly described as follows:
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Beginning at a point on the South line of State Highway No. 78, said point
being the Northwest corner of said two acre tract, a 1/2" iron stake set for
corner.
Thence, N. 89° 21' 40" E. , along the South line of State Highway No. 78, a
distance of 417.42 feet to a 1/2" iron stake found for corner.
Thence S. 0° 35' 08" E. , leaving the South line of State Highway No. 78, a
distance of 208.45 feet to a 1/2" iron stake found for corner.
Thence, S. 89° 26' 06" W., a distance of 417.59 feet to a 1/2" iron stake found
for corner.
Thence, N. 0° 32' 20" W., a distance of 208.64 feet to the Place of Beginning
F'" and containing 2.00 acres of land. This description is based on the Land Title
Survey, and plat made by Bob 0. Brown, Registered Public Surveyor on April
23,- 1987.
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CITY OF WYLIE
TO: Planning and Zoning Commission
and City Council
FROM: Department of Public Works
DATE: March 2, 1990
SUBJECT: Preliminary Plat Replat
Final Plat Site Plan
NAME: A Replat of Lots 10 & 11, Block B Stone Grove Phase II
LOCATION: Foxwood Lane
OWNER: Carlos & Dwan Diaz
Date of P&Z Commission Meeting : March 5, 1990
Attached is a plat application and plat of the proposed
layout which has been reviewed by all concerned departments
in terms of their respective requirements. Comments are as
follows :
RECOMMEND APPROVAL YES YES, WITH STIPULATIONS NO
The owners wish to combine the two lots into one lot upon which they
wish to build one house.
P&Z RECOMMENDATION:
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STONE GROVE PHASE I
Francisco De La Pino Survey. Abstroct No.688
Coign County. Texoe
City of WØl.
Dote: February 1990 Scale: 1.1•50. Job. No. 90004
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OWNS=TIICATt STATE CO TEXAS
COIMi110f COLLIR STATE OF TEIfAsr
STATE OF TUAS COUNTY OF OUR
COUNTY OF GLLM BEFORE PE.w al_rspaE autfulty,s la�ary Walk N as fir w State SEMat taoP,en this ay as e1 IfMaed Carlo Dist,lalsem to ate to ee PE,w wVslglw M1arMK$Notary IOW N as it w State
W C A6,CAROB Ohl as Horn PAZ ors the users at Mots 10 end 11, its preen.tree lame Is htbaraad t•the leregsrng rneuuaaat arld •f lea•.en Vile ey 5r. a user s Gorge i.PwIt.Dew Some M
Salts of Stec Grew Prase I,a amnia to the City at Payne,Ter.,., Ue MI foe eraat WNW ass le uasripud 1e as Mw.N,wMlaal
merle.Ni Comet a Pipe 173 at Us Plot Re rlr of Collin Canty, aatlwapN to as flat he mated the saes for the Miele as as Mtleswlefg il to ate that 1a=Mel the aaso lr w Masse a d
Tara,le the Fowls*Os Is Pie Shwy,AMreet to 666.as being elate arsierftlan heroin sramoaaa as at the Malty Wroth stale. aasleratea threat eianh..a as at the malty leeeat Moist
Mrticuarly demi*a Mew. SWEII t1W PR IWO NO SEA. OF OFFICE this - Oy N
1990.
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1110016 at an Mon at the the SMlrest cedar of sold Let 10.fold Molt •1 W0.
teatg a tat Warty rt/ -.I-wf line of fww*Las MO feet wide);
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North 1.20'4 Eat.SSA feet to an Mon n/at the MgwWq at• peTay Ptak ale fr fat State at Tars
maw to the loft;
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32.371r.a rad of 200.0 het w a tangent of Sint feet.an arc •
Milan*at 11346 feet to a Vim red et It*NrUrs t corner at Lot
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COWRY Of COLLM City of W flat,Toss
TIEIQ sea sr433'East Meng the NatMrly INe at Let 11,151.30
fast to a rand at the artheest owner at Vet 11; 6EFOIE PE,the usrslpso a.larity,a votary PWlk at and Ir the Stale
at Teas.is this fop preaally eheewd Darin Diaz.sewn to ate to as APPROVED APO ACCEPTED
DUCE South SI'Itrar Eat.QM fast to an Wen re/; the Wish whose mole is ae5Vasil to the foregoing instrument and
aaaswadgso to ate vet one.salad Us lens far its sirs..,as
MCI South 1'20.41Mat,211.6E feet to an Mon r*at 1M Whet* ansleeretlen therein caressed,as at the croscity threat statist Rear,City of*Ile,Tern Date
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a GIVER IOW 1W Iwo NO SEAL OF OFFICE this ay N
TI*N M Of sr r mr War slag the SOMA IV*e Lot IQ 130.0 feetto 1990. Ilis les thrsl Wit fortulng final platte City Secretary at the City at Of LOTS*Ile.Tray PM*thePLACEOf UTEd111f1h6,andaermsenang add♦9 acres
at lea tole.sr asp SLOG 1 Of STONE WOVE Pea amnia weld to the Car of
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Wyly was fubatlual to tls Cry G1ak11 a the ley at
Notary POI* as fa the Slate at Tres 1990 and the Cohen PI fon*NUN.then ord
tare accepted the..reptile Si streets,Nave,asks,oaarnts.plank
NOw T►E EF01E haw ALL PEN M TIESE PIESEMS: Maces.ors water and sear lets a recto as set feu at as as sold
st.VEY0ss CERTIFICATE plat.as held Cowl'faller a itedeUed the Peer le MIe We acceptant
TINT.CAROS DAZ as OWAN 01A2 de rrere•y*rot this prat as-A*PKAT threat SP signing Ills woo as Weimar*aaysel
Of LOTS 10 s 11.CLOCK 6 Of STORE WOVE PIIASE r,an addition to the
City el WVIie,Taos,as de nde*y dedicate to the pieik toe lortver the sooW ALL PEN Of TOSE P ESOITSc wwesss my hind tlms ly at AD..1190
streets and alleys teen* as de hereby.*Efate the eesement'trips
dews a Us OM for the mutt*use as acarnmeaatien of ell pmeit THAT,I,dodge 0.Pewltt.M away certify that I repred this plat Iran
utilities*suing.,s,le who saes.Ile 0,1101gs,raps.trees.dries at actual*soy of the lac as that the comer iMMwrntf sewn Vasa
r War at oureme is hall Ni aratrota/r place lam.our or stress ware ewe alew uar my prsaal aMrvlsisn it UMW,with the City Saretry.City at Wyss,has
the easement strips a sold plat Arty public Utility Well is..the matt le Plotting holes and M,Woals at tat City Planrq Ca assia at Ns City
move and tees mate*all r Wt at ai,Wallops,fleas trees.Vries at wyla,Tapp
r OW lararereerlb K glewV.eolldi le air Wry snertger r Wart ire
with the Conethectisn asaM.rpWa r atlkluicy at Its remove system
en any at Use eshaMnt Orps,are Pry ptelk Utility Well at all Wan
NM the rips of rats a s pea to as Inc and diem any at sold huge l Pswltt
moms* strips for w muses at sersuvctat4 recaaWetlig, 1lpistae/hNeselaal Lard Show•♦171
waMcting,pWellap,ssaM.amng are Mara to r removing NI r port of
its reactors system*that the neaalty at ay Urn at praising the
Mmilosien of srryors.
WITKSS PIF IWO TMS .yen 1990.
• A REPEAT OF LOTS 10 & 11 OF BLOCK B
Carlos Diaz Dow PP STONE GROVE PHASE I
Francisco De La Pine Survey. Abstract No.686
Collin County. Texas
City of Wylie
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MEMORANDUM
DATE: March 30, 1990
TO: Charles Norwood, City Manager i
FROM: Jim Gilmore, Chief of Police
RE: City Council Resolution For Membership in the
Crime Stoppers Program of the Greater Dallas Crime
Commission
On August 23 of last year , I met with many of the area
police chiefs to discuss the regionalization of Crime
Stoppers . The idea was well received by most in attendance.
As a result of that meeting , the Greater Dallas Crime
Commission announced March 28 , 1990 , that it will be
expanding the program to other municipalities in Dallas ,
Collin and Rockwall counties .
Currently, Crime Stoppers serves the Dallas Police
Department. Beginning in April , the program will expand to
serve police departments in DeSoto, Farmers Branch, Grand
Prairie, Irving , Mesquite, Rockwall , Seagoville, Wilmer , and
Wylie.
By endorsing the regional Crime Stoppers Program and
agreeing to participate in the same, Wylie will be eligible
for privileges and benefits afforded to members of the
Greater Dallas Crime Commission .
Staff recommends that the City Council pass the attached
resolution endorsing participation in the Crime Stoppers
Program.
JRG/krh
attachments
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION FOR THE CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS
PROVIDING FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE CRIME
STOPPERS PROGRAM OF THE GREATER DALLAS
CRIME COMMISSION
WHEREAS, the Greater Dallas Crime Commission has presented
a united front against crime since 1950 ; and
WHEREAS, the Greater Dallas Crime Commission has
implemented the regionalization of the Crime
Stoppers in the greater Dallas area; and
WHEREAS, The Greater Dallas Crime Commission has urged and
encouraged the City of Wylie, Texas, to
participate in such regionalization; and
WHEREAS, it is in the best interests of the City of Wylie
to participate in the Crime Stoppers
Regionalization Program; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS:
SECTION 1 The City of Wylie, Texas shall become a member
City in the Crime Stoppers Program of the Greater
Dallas Crime Commission. Participation by the
City shall commence upon approval of the Crime
Stoppers' Regionalization Program by the
appropriate authorities.
PASSED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
WYLIE, TEXAS ON THIS THE DAY OF
1990.
CHUCK TRIMBLE, MAYOR
ATTEST:
Carolyn Jones, City Secretary
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REGIONAL CRIME STOPPERS
PRESS -RELEASE
March 28, 1990
Crime Stoppers, one of the most effective anti-crime programs
in the United States, is about to get bigger and better in Dallas
County.
The Greater Dallas Crime Commission, the umbrella organization
that maintains Crime Stoppers in the Dallas area, announced today
that it will be expanding the program to other municipalities in
Dallas, Collin and Rockwall counties.
Currently Crime Stoppers serves the Dallas Police Department.
But beginning in April, the program will expand to serve police
departments in DeSoto, Farmers Branch, Grand Prairie, Irving,
Mesquite, Rockwall, Seagoville, Wilmer and Wylie.
Mary Poss, Vice President of the Crime Stoppers Division of
the Greater Dallas Crime Commission, said in making the
announcement, "We all know that crime does not stop at our city
limits. The regional concept facilitates the sharing of community
resources that are so vital to crime solving. "
Greg MacAleese, Executive Director of the Greater Dallas Crime
Commission and the national founder of Crime Stoppers, said the
expansion "will mean that Dallas Regional Crime Stoppers will
become one of the largest programs in the world. This really is
bad news for a lot of criminals. "
"Dallas Crime Stoppers has had a tremendous track record over
the past ten years. This expansion should take an excellent
program and make it even better. We are delighted that so many
communities decided to join us in a cooperative effort, " MacAleese
said.
Executive Assistant Chief Sam Gonzales of the Dallas Police
Department said, "We are pleased about this planned expansion of
Crime Stoppers. ' This program works and this expansion can and will
benefit all of the Dallas area. "
,There are more than 800 Crime Stoppers pP programs in 13
countries throughout the world. Each program operates virtually
the same, with cash rewards of up to $1, 000 offered to citizens for
information leading to the solution of major crimes such as murder,
rape, armed robbery, burglary, theft and auto theft. Callers to
all Crime Stoppers pP programs can remain anonymous. The rewards are
underwritten by community donations.
Since the inception of the Dallas program in 1980, Crime
Stoppers tips have led to the solution of 2,670 major crimes and
the arrests of 1, 500 suspects. The program has increased its
success rate dramatically in the past three years. In 1989,
citizen tips to the reward program resulted in the solution of 682
crimes and the arrests of 295 suspects, along with the recovery of
more than $1. 5 million worth of stolen property and narcotics,
making it one of the most successful Crime Stoppers program in the
world.
Donations to the reward fund for the Regional Crime Stoppers
program can be sent to the Greater Dallas Crime Commission, PO Box
140228, Dallas, Texas 75214. For further information, citizens can
call the Crime Commission at 214./828-1722.
Citizens with information about unsolved crimes or ongoing
crime activity can call Dallas Regional Crime Stoppers at 214/373-
8477.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
Greg MacAleese Sgt. Barry Whitfield
Greater Dallas Crime Commission Dallas Regional Crime Stoppers
214/828-1722 214/373-8477
MEMORANDUM
TO: Carolyn Jones , City Secretary
FROM: James Johnson , Finance Director "".(-----
RE: Bid Award - Bid #90-08 General
Liability, Fire and Valuable
Papers
DATE: 04/05/90
A total of five bid packages sent out on the General
Liability, Fire and Valuable Papers:
NAME OF CO. TOTAL BID
( 1 ) Trinity Universal Insurance $27 , 347 . 00 ✓
Company (A + Rating)
( represented by Wylie Insurance
Agency, Inc. )
( 2) Employer' s Insurance 30, 280 . 00
of Texas Group (Rating A)
( represented by Employer' s
of Texas - Lloyds of Sherman,
Tx. )
COVERAGE:
Liability $1 ,000, 000. 00 per occurrence
2, 000 , 000 . 00 aggregate
Fire & Contents $3, 578, 000 . 00
( all bldgs. )
Valuable Papers $ 150,000 . 00
(City Hall )
$ 50, 000 . 00
(Library)
Same policy coverage cost $29, 153. 00 for last year
Trinity Universal Insurance Co. (Wylie Insurance) provider.
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Breakdown of Trinity Universal bid is :
General Liability $24 , 163 . 00
Fire Coverage & Contents 3, 184 . 00
& Valuable Papers
TOTAL COVERAGE COST $27 , 347 . 00
FUNDS Bt1D1 ETED (unencumbered) - all funds
Liability Insurance $24, 800. 00
Fire Coverage & Contents 5, 870 . 00
& Valuable Papers
Total Cost $30 . 670. 00
RECOMMENDATION:
Trinity Universal $27, 347 . 00 ✓
Insurance (bid)
(Policy period 04/14/90 to 04/14/91 )
Police Professional Insurance (also called law enforcement
liability ) . This additional policy is necessary as general
liability carriers will exempt civil rights violations,
excessive force and related claims against police officers ,
therefore, this necessitates the need for additional
liability policy. for the past, year National Casualty
Insurance provided $1 , 000 , 000 . 00 limit coverage for
$.11 . 485. 00 .
This year a total of 3 bids were received:
( 1 ) National Casualty Co. $14 , 711 . 00 ✓
( represented by Wylie Insurance
Agency Rating - A)
( 2 ) Home Insurance Co. $15, 984 . 00
(represented by the Wylie Insurance
Agency Rating - A)
( 3 ) International Surplus $15, 642 . 00
Lines (represented by Rucker Insurance
& Assoc. - Dallas, Tx. Rating -A)
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FUNDS BUDGETED (unencumbered) - $11 , 850 . 00
Since we will have approximately $3, 300 . 00 of funds unused
for general liability & etc . - a transfer to the police
professional liability account $11 , 485. 00 + $3, 300 . 00 =
$14 , 785 . 00 and low bid is $14 , 711 . 00 will suffice to cover
expenditure upon Council approval . (Policy Period 04/14/90
to 04/14/91 ) .
RECOMMENDATION:
National Casualty Company' s bid of $14 , 711 . 00 ✓
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Carolyn Jones, City Secretary
--2FROM: lames Johnson , Finance Director` . Arm
RE: Agenda Item 04;10;90 - Payment Approval
Shimek, Jacobs , Finklea - $3 , 462 . 73
DATE: 03/26 /90
This invoice is in regards to consulting services by Shimek,
'acobs , and Finklea performed - Wastewater Improvements
' payment out of 1990 bond funds ) .
£3 •
SHIMEK, JACOBS & FINKLEA
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
8333 Douglas Avenue, #820 Dallas,Texas 75225 (214) 361_7900
To: City of Wylie Date March 22 , 1990
Post Office Box 428
Wylie, Texas 75098 Statement No. 89124 (112)
Services through February 28, 1990, in
connection with Phase II - Wastewater
System
Time of Personnel $1,948.77
Expense: Automobile $ 37.12
Printing 17.40
Telephone 2.00
56.52
$2, 005.29
Construction Layout
Time of Personnel $1,373.02
Expense: Automobile 84.42
1 , 457.44
$3,462.73
baocall ,
M R 2 3 1990 1
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Carolyn Jones, City Secretary
FROM: James Johnson , Finance Director .
RE: Agenda Item - 04/10/90
Impact Fee Study - $1 , 855 . 00
Freeman - Millican, Inc.
DATE: 03/27/90
Contract Amount: $30,000 . 00
Previous Invoices Paid:
DATE AMOUNT
12/18/90 $ 820 . 00
02/23/90 7 , 600 . 00
03/15/90 5, 644 . 70
GRAND TOTAL PAID $14 , 064 . 70
Invoice Pending 1 , 855 . 00
All TOTALS $15, 919 . 70
Another invoice in regard to the Impact Fee/Land Use Study
now underway. Recommend payment for services provided
$1 , 855 . 00 .
fREEmAr1 - mILLICAn, Inc.
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
LARRY J. FREEMAN, P.E.
J.TERRY MILLICAN, P.E.
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STATEMENT
March 23, 1990
Mr. James Johnson
Director of Finance
2000 Hwy. 78 North
P.O. Box 428 •
Wylie,Texas 75098
Re: Professional Services
336 Study
February 1990
89137F90
Principal Engineer 4.5 Hours @ $70.00 315.00
Staff Engineer 28.0 55.00 1.540.00
TOTAL AMOUNT DUE $ 1,855.00
.
12001 N. CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY SUITE 405 DALLAS, TEXAS 75243 (214)991-1901
MEMORANDUM
TO: Carolyn Tones , City Secretary
FROM: James Johnson, Finance Director
RE: Agenda Item - 04/10/90
Refund of $980 . 61 to the
v. s. Dept. Housing & Urban
Development - Property Tax Overpayment
DATE: 03/30/90
This refund involves a house at 114 S. Rustic Trail for
which the City' s property taxes levied for 1989 were paid
( 3 ) three times . Orginally, Sunbelt Savings paid $458. 24 on
01/31/90. In late February, the City received another
check, this one a U . S. Treasury. After finally getting a
transmittal form listing the properties to be paid by the
Treasury check, we discovered the account was an FHA loan
and the same account paid twice more. Their transmittal
note, additionally indicated the taxes were not paid at
closing, however, Sunbelt Savings did pay. The upshot of
this whole affair is that the Department of HUD paid twice
on a house already paid, thereby constituting an overpayment
(Property Tax Code 31 . 11 ) . Subsequently, staff is
requesting authorization from Council to refund to the U. S.
Department $458 . 24 X 2 plus penalties of $32. 08 X 2= $980 . 64
minus shortage of $ . 03 ( 3 cents ) on R210000100501 ,
therefore, refunding $980 . 61
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Charles Norwood. City Manager
FROM: James Johnson, Finance Director
RE: Proceeds - 1990 Series City of Wylie -
Certificates of Obligation - $3 , 500 ,000
DATE: 04/03/90
On this date, a Federal Home Mortgage Corp. (Freddie Mac)
note, purchased at a discount rate of 8. 05% and maturing at
8 . 197% ( 2, 419, 675 . 88 - $2, 430,000.00) yielded $10, 324 . 12 in
interest earnings. A transfer of $157 , 186. 67 was made back
to the Utility Construction fund to pay anticipated accounts
receivable related to the sewer project for the month of
April . Another investment of $2, 272, 813. 33 was undertaken
by purchasing another Federal Home Mortgage Note that
matures at 8 . 155% interest rate on April 27 , 1990 or
$2, 285,000 . 00, thereby yielding $12, 186. 67 in interest
earnings at maturity . There is also a U. S. Treasury Bill
investment maturing June 7 , 1990 ($1 ,001 ,055. 20 invested -
yielding $1 ,020 ,000 . 00 at maturity) .
interest earning to date on bond investments:
Initial earnings on $8, 696 . 67
federal securities
Investments maturing $12, 359 . 11
03/15/90
( Federal Home Mortgage
Nr,t.e - 3 . 03t )
Investment maturing 04/03/90 $10, 324 . 12
(Federal Home Mortgage Note
8 . 19%)
Grand Total on $31 , 379. 90
Interest Earnings since
02/27/90
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BUILDING INSPECTION
WORK ORDERS
MARCH
1989 1990
BUILDING PERMITS
Multi-Family 0 0
Retail C) 0
Residential 12 10
Commercial 1 0
Remodel 6
Pool 1 0
Sign 1 2
' 1
Industrial 1 0
Demolition 1 1
TOTAL TOTAL 14
YTD BUILDING PERMITS
TOTAL 47 TOTAL 50
INSPECTIONS
Health Permits 1 0
Health Inspection 0 0
Health Permit Renewal 0 0
Electrical Permits 19 16
Temporary Pole 9 7
Rough In 10 7
Final 20 24
Plumbing Permits---- 21 18
Rough-In 18 12
Topout 4 7
Final 19 11
Foundation 13 17
Framing ; 7
C.O. 10 10
Fence Permits 10 11
Belly Steel 2
Flatwork 7 13
Sprinklers 4 1
Mechanical Permits 8 16
Mechanical Inspects- 8 7
Mechanical Inspcts2nd 5 10
Re-Inspection 1 0
TOTAL 194 196
Complaints 21 12
Compliances 21 7
Code Enforcement
Letters Sent 27 6
Charges Filed 14 0
Convictions 5 0
Failure to Appear 6 0
TOTAL 94 25
TOTAL WORK ORDERS 311 235
MEMORANDUM
TO: Carolyn Jones, City Secretary
Charles Norwood , City Manager.
FROM: James Johnson , Finance Director,-.._
NE: Preliminary Figures on 1990 Tax Roll
Ag Exempt Property
DATE: 04/05i90
The City has received a very preliminary tax roll from the
Collin County Central Appraisal District for tax
year
(values as of January 1 , 1990 ) . This estimated value is90
subiect to valuation checks, verifications, reductions and
protests before the Appraisal Review Board.
The
estimate of total taxable value is $331 , 600, 000. 1Theial
current budget is based on a tax roll ( 1989 ) of $305, 872, 622
( certified value ) . I expect that the 1990 value after
protest and additional reductions to be in the $318, 500 , 000
to $:323 , 000 , 000 range. A major adjustment to the roll will
he the. GTE property ( 1989 - $5, 133 , 488; #4 taxpayer in
Wylie ) which will be reduced because of the massive
reduction in their rate base in the rate case Public Utility Commission. Property values atdeTEdareby the
partially based on their ability to produce income.
The average home (residential unit ) appears to have declined
in the $2, 500 range. Homes in the Rustic Oaks and Pointe
North additions also appeared to have the largest declines
in residential property values, that being in the $4 , 500 -
$6 , 000 range per unit. This reduction in value in these
additions were the result of one, overall decline in market
conditions and secondly, these areas had an unusual high
incidence of foreclosures . Overall , housing market values
continued their historical (past 3 years ) decline. However,
Wylie will probably be one of the few areas in the county
that will end up with a slight increase in total taxable
value for the year 1990 .
This projected increase will be the result of some new
construction values added and a significant increase in the
City' s industrial and commercial tax base. My initial
( February) projection of $38, 000, 000 for total taxable value
for Sanden International , U. S.A. was low as the preliminary
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numbers total $39 , 798 , 000 up from their 1989 total taxable
value ( #1 taxpayer this year ) of $8 , 570 , 210 . Sanden
International , as well as, the rest of the City' s
industrial/commercial industries are providing a more stable
tax base for the community. The fact that they also provide
jobs, contribute much in community support, along with
families that live in the City and commerce for our
merchants should not be overlooked. Our retail property tax
base and corresponding sales tax revenue is improving but
remains an area that warrants continued attention.
For the tax year 1990, there are initially, 80 tax accounts
that the ag. exemption has been applied for, totaling
approximately $30 , 000,000 ($30 million ) in lost taxable
value. Attached is a list of 1989 ag. exempt accounts , of
which there were 81 . On page 15, you will notice that these
accounts had a taxable value of $34 , 243 ,900 before the ag.
exemption was applied and $573 , 845 afterwards. This makes
the average ag. exempt property value worth $422, 764 . 19 in
taxable ( appraisal ) value before the exemption is applied
and $7 ,084 . 51 afterwards. Computing the net value lost due
to ag. exemptions is done by taking the $34 , 243 , 900 and
subtracting the $573 , 845 number, which gives you $33 , 670 , 055
in property value loss in 1989 due to ag. exemption. If
this $33. 67 million number was on the roll at 100% appraised
value and you applied the . 555 (current) tax rate, another
$186 , 868. 81 would be generated in taxes . This is also at a
100% collection rate. The projected drop in 1990 total ag.
values is consistent with the overall decline in property
market conditions , thereby reducing raw land values before
the exemption is applied. The city recently protested one
such exemption, the Harvard and Hoagland Trust, and was
notified two weeks ago that the appraisal district had
revoked the ag. exemption on that property. This ag
exemption denial , if upheld by the Appraisal Review Board
will add another $700, 000 ( 1990 value) back in value to the
tax roll . Large ag. exemption reductions are a recent
phenomenon for the city, so I have detailed comparisons for
the past few years .
Please see attached table:
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BUDGET TAX TQTAL VAL. BEFORE LAND VALUE VA1RFJ XEMP.
YEAR YEAR AG. EXEMP. APPLIED AFTER ( AG. ONLY)
1990-91 1990 Information not N/A $30 , 000 ,000*
available
1989-90 1989. $34, 243 , 900 $573, 845 $33 , 670 , 055*
1988-89 1988 $36, 148 , 883 $574 , 203 $35 , 574 , 680
1987-88 1987 $17 , 226 , 075 $421 , 151 $16, 804 , 924
1986-87 1986 $ 7 , 319, 045 $148,075 $ 7 , 170 , 970
tPreliminary Estimate
**Current Year
BUDGET YEAR TAX RATE TAXES LOST DUE TOTAL CERTIFIED
TO AG. EXEMP. ROLL
( 100M COLL. RATE)
1989-90 . 5550 $186 , 869 $305, 872, 622
1988 -89 . 5125 $182 , 320 $293 , 142 , 666
1987-88 . 5000 $ 84 , 025 $272 , 814 , 534
1986-87 . 4900 $ 35, 138 $207 , 187 , 845
In closing, remember the 1990 numbers on total taxable value
are very preliminary but do provide a basis for the initial
thoughts on the 1990-91 budget. By the time work begins on
it, the Appraisal District has stated that the numbers will
be more firm.
,
DATE 01/31/90 CURRENT TAX ROLL BLOCK BOOK / SELECT LIST
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TX 75240 $0 1� $18.36 $0.00 $0
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0004654 $3259736 _ -- . 00 $3308
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DATE 01/31l90 CURRENT AAIROLL BLOCK BOOK / SELECT LIST
WYLIEBASED ON DATA STARTING IN POSITION 591 COMPARING )1 POSITIONS COMPARING DATA = A TY
PAGE 2
STARTING IN POSITION COMPARING POSITIONS COMPARING DATA =
CONTROL CARO >0439158959101A
,.*************************************s********************************************************************************************
( 1 ) ROLL ACCT-NO PROPERTY DESCRIPTION APPR L8A TOT-AFTER ACREAGE M E S LST YR TAXBL A HOMESTED
(€:) REC MTG LOAN NUMBER YR APPR LAND NEW IMPVTS PC12 LST YR LEVY U OVER 65
(s ) OWNERS NAME " APPR IMPVT TRANS TYPE LST YR PAID T TOT AFTER
(4) " " APPR PERS LEVY-1 PAID-1 DATE-1 DATE PO LYR H DIS VET
* ADDRESS " TOT-BEFORE LEVY-2 PAID-2 DATE-2 LYR CEILING 2 TAXABLE
" HOMESTEAD BATCH BATCH BATCHBATCH CUR CEILING VET
( 7) -k-• -���c: « -" r.�-.� « OVER-65 ( 1) . i2) (3) (4) -� "'"*" ^REVENUE LOSS TAXABLE
************************************************************************************************************************************
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0
_ •_ 602200000601 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $420
R 6022-000-0069-1 S434913 $3044 14.497 1 $3044 $0
3004657 89 A0022 ATTERBURY, CHARLES, $3044 0 01 $15.60 SO
C 8 A ENTERPRISES , TRACT 6-9, ACRES 14.4971 $0 1. . 516.89 N $0.00 SO
PO BOX 830
WYLIE TX 75098 $3044 $ 00 $
0
00000003044C 0
0 0
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MP MD MOP NM OM
R 6)23-000-0220-1 $1166720 $15313 w 72.923 1 M $15313 $0
J034658 89 23 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 22 ACRES $15313 0 D1 ' $78.48 S0
wILLIAMS DAVID R 72.9230 SURVEY ATTERBURY A
P 0 BOX 861287 $0 1 � $84.99 N ;013189 $0
PLANO TX 75086 $15313 5.00 S0
00000015313C 0
R423063 7231 602303032201 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00__ $15313
,c 6023-000-0360-1 $117360 $2054 9.7808 D11 $10.5304 $0
)))4665 89 A0023 ATTEBURY, ALLEN, TRACT $2054
KERN FRED 36, ACRES 9.780 N $000 S0
1305 SOUTH BALLARD STREET S0 1• $11.40
.YLIE TX 75098 $2054
03000002:54C 0 5.00 t0
R423198 317396 602300003601 A - 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $2054
0
+: 6023-003-0400-1 -- -- - $37800 --$794 3. 780 1 $794 SO
0304667 89 A0023 ATTEBURY, ALLEN, TRACT $794 0 D1 $4.07 $0
i.UOPER RAYMOND B 40, ACRES 3.7800 . $4.07 $0
')RAKER 8 S0 R I $4.41 $4.41 10 25 89 YN 111788 SO
WYLIE TX 75098 $794
00000000794C 0 89007 $.00 S0
R423223 160256 . - 602300004001 A - 0 ROLL BACK ACCT S.00 $794
n 0023-000-0410-1 -- -- - $29310 --$176 2.9031 011 $12356 SO
),4668 89 A0023 ATTEBURY, ALLEN, TRACT $176
COOPER RAYMOND 41s ACRES 2.9310 $0 it O
)RAWER 8
$0 1 5.98 5.98 10 25 89 YN $
111788 S0
.YLIE TX 75098 $176
Me23232 160257 602300004101 000000001 7r,;
0 89007 $.00
'�� AO MULL BACK ACCT 5.00 5176
CURRENT TAX sou BLOCK BOOK / SELECT LIST
DATE 31/31/91 WYLIE GITY PAGE 3
BASED ON DATA STARTING IN POSITION 5'd1 COMPARING 01 POSITIONS COMPARING DATA = A
STARTING IN POSITIGN COMPARING POSITIONS COMPARING DATA =
CONTROL CARO >04.39158959101A
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(I.) ROLL ACCT—NO PROPERTY��DESIf- JPTION APPR LBA TOT—AFTER ACREAGE M E S LST YR TAXBL A HOMESTED
(2 ) REC MTG LOAN NUMBER YR APPR LAND NEW IMPVTS PC12 LST YR LEVY U OVER 65
i3j OWNERS NAME
I. APPR IMPVT - TRANS TYPE LST YR PAID T TOT AFTER
" f' APPR PERS LEVY-1 PAID-1 DATE-1 DATE PD LYR H DIS VET
(5) " , ADDRESS " TOT—BEFORE LEVY-2 PAID-2 DATE-2 LYR CEILING 2 TAXABLE
(61 " II " HOMESTEAD BATCH BATCH BATCH BATCH CUR CEILING VET
..=y:~t71 N « ,I ,, OVER4••65'7 . M .,..' . (1) (2) -,-,,,(3) (41 REVENUE LOSS TAXABLE************************************************************************************************************************************
R 6023-000-06)0-1 $133690 $2807 13.369 1 $2807 $0
0004673 89 A0023 ATTE3URY, ALLEN, TRACT $2807 0 D1 $14. 39 SO
KERN FRED (l'), AL.' . . $0 . . • . $0.01 SO
1335 SOUTH BALLARD STHELI S0 1 $15.58 N SO
WYLIE TX 75098 $2807 $.0000 $0
030000 02807C 0
• R1905442 317396 6023000�06001 A O .ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $2807
R 6266-000-0010-1 1300 BROWN ST W $118000 $637025 5.900 1 $754772 SO
0004679 89 266 BLK/SHT LGl / lR I ACRES $1239 0 D1 33850.00 SO
PL NKUS RALPH 5.9000 SURVEY DAVIDSON E
. .. S635786 . SO
7700 NORTHAVEN RD $0 1 $3535.49 N SO
DALLAS TX 75230 $637025 1.00 S0
ON E 30000637025C 0
R424543 68915 626600000101 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $637025
R 6266-000-0089-1 $30000 $210 2. 000 1 $210 SO
0004684 34 266 BLK/SHI , , i ii 8-9 ACRES $210 0 U1 $1.0
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WYLIE TX 75098 ^ $0 1 $1. 17 N 0123890SO
$210 S0
_0000000210C 28
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R 6266-300-0250- 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- — -- -- -- , � -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- —$435900 $3051 14.532 1 $3051 SO
0004693 89 266 BLK/SHT I. CT/ TR 25 ACRES $3051 0 01 $15.64 SO SO
SAL DEL REY PROPERTIES 14.5320 SURVEY DAVIDSON E SO R . .
P 0 BOX 593 $0 1 $16.93 $16.93 12 28 89 YN 120288 SO
S0
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ON E 00000003051C 0 89084 `
R424650 168956 —626603002501 —_ A _ 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $
.00 $3051
R 6267-000-0089- 1 $594300 $4160 39.620 1 $O SO
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$0
FuOTE VIRGINIA E 8-9, ACRES 39.o2" Z
CATHARINE FREY •
6212 4I SCASSE T RD $4160 SO
1 $23.09 N S0
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R 6438-000-0119-1 S83610 $1951 M 18. 580 1 $1951 r r $0
0004740 89 A0438 HARDI N, H .1 , TRACT 11-9, $1951 0 01 $10.00 $0
RICH wAYNE ACRES 18.58
112 HENSLEY LN $0 1R $10.83 $10. 83 12 31 89 YN $
123188 S0
WYLIE TX 750*3 $i951 $.00 SOO
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— -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- —._ _ .. -- -- -- A-- _ 0 ROLL BACK ACCT -- -- -- -- -- -- -- $-00__ .� $1951
CURRENT TTAx ROLL BLOCK BOOK / SELECT LIST
DATE 01/31/91 WYIIE CITY PAGE 4
BASED 6N DATA STARTING IN POSITION 591 COMPARING 01 POSITIONS COMPARING ,_'ATA = A
STARTING IN POSITION COMPARING POSITIONS COMPARIf.;, ;:,;1 ,�
CHNI RUL CARD >0439158959101A CUR
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III R:iLL ACTT -NO PROPERTY DESCRIPTION APPR LBA TUT-AFTEk ACREAGE M E S LST YR TAXBL A HOMESTED
(2) REC MTG LJAVd NUMBER YR n APPR LAND NEw IMPVTS PC12 1ST YR LEVY U OVER 65
(3) OWNERS NAME " APPR IMPVT TRANS TYPE LST YR PAID T TOT AFTER
(4) " :.')DRESS APPR PERS LEVY-1 PAID-1 DATE-1 DATE PO LYR H DIS VET
(5) " AJURESS " TOT-BEFORE LEVY-2 �'AI0-2 DATE-2 LYR CEILING 2 TAXABLE
(6) " " " HOMESTEAD BATCH BATCH BATCH BATCH CUR CEILING VET
111 yy"" //�w yy�y"�. yy y y"+ y yy OVER-65 yyy J�y yy ..1y y1 yy11 yyy,• ( 2 ) JJ,, y((3y)) Ayy+(4) y yy REVENUE LOSS TA♦XABLE+`
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R 1551 4--r11-1140-1 $167085 1289c; 37. 130 1 $$7797 $0
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► L SI LRN I-JERAL S & L 37.13 SURVEY MITCHELL J 30 . N 6121.609 S0
4; REAL ESTATE TAX SERVICE $0 1 $21. <,
PO BOX 83231 ) $3899 $.00 S0
RICH ARDSON TX 75083 00000003899C 0
k427504 37751 658900000401 A __ 0 ROLL BACK ACC1 __ _ $.00 S389_9
R u589-)00-))69 1 -- -- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- $131110-- -- -$7t��7 -- --37.407 D11 ~ - f47837 -- OM*RN
-- $0
00)4743 89 589 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 6-9 ACRES $7867
Ti(UR 4UND ROBERT V JR 37.4570 SURVEY MITCHELL J $0 2 S0
ROUTE 2 BOX 345A $0 1� $43.66 N 5013189 S0
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03000007867C 0 $.00 S0
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� k o58y5)OJ-OU7 i-1 $4%Jt3O0'- -- — -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -$-7 i_. : 50.096-- -- -- 1 $27992
-- -- -- -- -- -- --
2 S0
N0 01 )4 4 89 589 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 7-9 ACRES $10521 0 D1 $143.46 S0
THURMOND RU t E RT V JR 50.0960 SURVEY MITCHELL J $16618 $143.46 S0
ROUTE 2 BOX 345A $0 1• $150.62 N 013189 S0
MCKINNEY TX 75069 $27139
00000027139C 0
R427531 17d682 658900000791 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 0
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- _- -- _ __ .00 s27139
R 6589-00(1 ))3)-1 $138530 $8312 39.580 1 $8312 -- SO
0004 746 89 589 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 8 ACRES $8312 0
$42.60 S0
THURMOND RU 31RT V JR 39.58 SURVEY MITCHELL J $0 . . $42.60 S0
;UTL 2 iu' .;45A $O 1 $46. ; N 013 091 $0
MCKINNEY TX 75069 $8312 0
658900000801 00000008312C
P427559 17J6d3 A 0 ROLL BACK AL(. ] _ $.00
$8312
-- -- -- -- -- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
R 6629-011-))50-1 $766416 $ 11496 54. 744 1
f 0 t0
^'�-.4 74 9 8' A 062 9 MCUL MURRY, J. C., TRACT $11496 0 01 il:•.Lir d B ESTATE 5, ACRES 54.7444 $0.00 S0
') )5 CUSTER RD $0 1• 1, J- $0.00 S0
C SO
R IC HAKDSON TX 75080 $ 11496 N $ 00 $0
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-- -- -- -- ,� M -- -- -- -- -- 0 ROLL daCf, f�,.{.. $�00 i1149
R 6:,2 )-000-OJo,3-1 $667?02 $ 1000°' 47.657 1 $462517
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,ECKAA't C 1 i SINGLETARY M 6, ACRES 47.6573 $ . $0.00 S0
5'149 �r1ER<Y LANE #620 1,0 1 5... -,
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00000010008C 3 $.00 0
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P411u57 1 7 >5d9 -- 0 ROLL BACK :.( , $.00
DATE O1/31/90 CURRENT TAx R9pU�L BLOCK BOOK / SELECT LIST
BASED ON DATA STARTING IN POSITION 591 COMPARINGT01 POSITIONS COMPARING DATA = A PAGE 5
STARTING IN POSITION COMPARING POSITIONS COMPARING DATA =
CONTROL CARO >0439158959101A
*******************************************************4-****************************************************************************
1) ROLL ACCT-NO PROPERlY��DESCRIPTION APPR LBA TOT-AFTER ACREAGE M E S LST YR TAXt3L A HOMESIED
(2) REC MTG LOAN NUMBER YR APPR LAND NEW IMPVTS PC12 LST YR LEVY U OVER 65
3/ OWNERS NAME N APPR IMPVT TRANS TYPE
4) " ADDRESS �� LST YR PAID T TOT AFTER
(5) " ADDRESS « APPR PERS LEVY-1 PAID-1 DATE-1 DATE PO LYR H DIS VET
(6) " " H TOT-BEFORE LEVY-2 PAID-2 DATE-2 LYR CEILING 2 TAXABLE
( 71 " ,,, �� , ,, " HOMESTEAD BATCH BATCH BATCH BATCH CUR CEILING VET
OVER-65 (11 (2) m=` (31 (41 REVENUE LOSS TAXABLE
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R 6629-000-3070-1 $610820 $9162 43.630 1 $9162 $0
0004751 89 629 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 7 ACRES $9162 0 D1 $46_9h ISBELL JAMES D 6 43.6300 S,.iE,.vL Y MCULMI.n .Yt0
CARL E TOBLER ��• . . •;�,
2612UNATALIE DRIVE $916275074 $0O 1R t50.85 $50.85 12 29 89 YN 123088S. $0
$.000 S0
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R427666 179592 -- 662900000701 -- A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.000
$9162
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17033 $0
0004753 89 A0629 MCULMURRY J. C. , TRACT $1703330
SAN ANTONIO SAVINGS ASSN 9s ACRES 81.110b $660.52 $0
$ TENENBAUM HILL ASSOC • . •
1111 W MOCKINGHAM LN it757 $17033 $.00 SO 1 $94.53 N 01$.00 $0
DALLAS TX 75247 RRY 00000017033C 0 0
R427684 153704 662900000901 A _ 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 S17033
-- -- -- OM ow
-- --
R 6660-000-0160-1 $440000 14620 44.000 1 $4620 w MOM
$0
0 0004S70RN FEDERAL 89 A0660 NEWMAN,
0 K. D. , TRACT to, $4620 . 0 01 $23.6d f0
% REAL ESTATE TAX SERVICE $0 $23.68120 $$0
0
P 0 BOX 832310 $4620 1 $25.64 N 12$.00 $0
RICHARDSON TX 75383 03003034620C 0 $.00
R427844 35985 666000001601 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 S4620
R 6660-000-0170-1 $960300 $10083 96.034 1 $10163 $0
0034771 89 A0660 NEWMAN, R. D. , TRACT 17, $10083 0 01 $52.09 S0
PWESTERN FEDERAL ACRES 96.0340 $52.09 $0
REALXESTATE�TAX SERVICE $0 1� $55.96 N 120888 $0
RICHARDSON TX 75083 $10083 $.00. f0
R427853 35985 666000001731 00000010083C 0
A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 3
- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
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R 6660-000-0180-1 $994400 $10441 99.442 1 $10441 $0
0004772 89 A0660 NEWMAN, R. D., TRACT 18, $10441 0 D1 $53.51 SO
WESTERN FEDERAL ACRES 99.4420
a REAL ESTATE TAX SERVICE $0 $53.51 SO
P 0 BOX 832310 $104411 $57.95 N 120888$
. 0 $O
RICHARDSON TX 75083 00000010441C 0 5.00 S00
R4_27862 __35985 666C000018o1 A _ __ 0 ROLL BACK ACCT __ _ $.00 s10441
R 6660-000-0199-1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- $392000-- -- -- -- r - 49 0001 -- -- -- aim am
-- --
0004714 89 660 BLK/SHT LCT/TR 19-9 ACRES $10290 $10290 $52. 74 SSO
0
THOMSEN C J 49.0000 SURVEY R D NEWMAN0 O1 $52. 74
X REAL ESTATE TAX SERVICE $52. 74
PO BOX 832310 $0O 1R $57.11 $57.11 12 22 89 YN 121688 so
RICHARDSON TX 75083 00000010290C $10290 $.00 S0
R1838663 183368 6b60�0JJ+'�1991 0 89079
- -- -- -- -- -- -- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- A-- -- -- 0 ROLL BACK ACCT -- -- -- -- -- -- -- $-00-- -- 510290
DATE OL/31/90 CURRENTLI CTAXIJTROLL BLOCK BOOK / SELECT LIST PAGE 6
BASED ON DATA STARTING IN POSITION 591 COMPARING 01 POSITIONS COMPARING DATA = A
STARTING IN POSITION COMPARING POSITIONS COMPARING DATA =
CONTROL CARD >0439158959101A
**************************** *$********************************************4*************************$*******************************
(1 ) ROLL ACCT-NO PROPERTY DESCRIPTION APPR IBA TOT-AFTER ACREAGE M E S LST YR TAXBL A HOMESTED
(2 ) REC MTG LOAN NUMBER YR « APPR LAND NEW IMPVTS PCl2 LST YR LEVY U OVER 65
(3) OWNERS NAME
EESS le APPR IMPVT TRANS TYPE LST YR PAID T TOT AFTER
" •' APPR PERS LEVY-1 PAID-1 DATE-I DATE PO LYR H DIS VET
(5) " ADDRESS " TOT-BEFORE LEVY-2 PAID-2 CATE-2 LYR CEILING 2 TAXABLE
" HOMESTEAD BATCH BATCH BATCH BATCH CUR CEILING VET
" " OVER-65 (1) (21 (3) (4) REVENUE LOSS TAXABLE
************************************************************************************************************************************
R 6688-001-0090-1 $213750 $2993 28.539 1 $3043 $0
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MASSOUD MADELINE M 28.5390 SURVEY PINA F DEL $0 R . .
IRREVOCABLE TRUST $0 1 $16.61 $16.61 01 09 90 YN ;021689 $0
1152 SKYVIEN $2993 $.00 SO
WYLIE TX 75093 (21000302993C 0 89120 3.00 0
R428157 181410 668800100901 -- A 0ROLL BACK ACCT $_00-- N $2993
R 6688-001-0149-1 $554925 $10764 73.988 L $10918 $0
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PENOEkY JOHN F ETAL ACRES 73.9880 SURVEY PINA F DE $2995 R . . .
4224 ARMSTRONG PARKWAY $0 1 559. 74 $59.74 12 31 95 YN $
123188 $0
DALLAS TX 75205 $10764 $.00 $0
30000010764C 0 89095 $.CO 0
R428175- 181414 . ,.. 668800101491 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT S.00 $10764
^^j� R 6688-001-0530-1 4121500 $8451 8. 101 1 $1 SO
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HUMMEL KATHERINE 8.1010 SURVEY PINA F DEL t $6750 R - . ,1 4' '
4814 SPRUCEWOOD LN $0 1 $46.90 - f46.90 12 15 89 YN $0.00 SO
SO
GARLAND TX 75042 $8451 1.00 SO
00000008451A 0 89066 5.00 0
R428601 _ 181428 668800105301 __ __ __ 0 ROLL BACK_ ACCT _ 5.00 $8451
R 6688-001-0740-1 $369225 - $7104 41M.M0 ammo. �49.228 1 $7149 $0
0004783 89 688 BLK/SHT 1 LOT/TR 74 ACRES $5169 0 D1 $36.64 $0
PENDERY JOHN F ETAL 49.2280 SURVEY PINA F DEL $1935 R •. . •4224 ARMSTRONG PKWY $0 1 $39.43' $39.43 12 31 95 YN $
123188 SO
DALLAS TX 75205 $7104 5.00 f0
00001007104C 0 89095 1.00 0
R428807 181432 668800137401 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 -- $7104
R 4688-001-0/J0-1 $87000 $696 11.599 1 $696 SO
0004784 89 688 BLK/SHT 1 LOT/TR 75 ACRES $696 0 DI $3.57 SO
PENDERY JOHN F ETAL 11.5990 SURVEY PINA F DEL $0 R,. . . .
4224 ARMSTRONG PKWY f6$0 1 ""�'" `"f3.'86"'"'""""''"`'"'`"'�` 5386 12 31 95 YN 123188 SO f0
DALLAS TX 75205
00000000696C 0 89095 5.00 0
R428816 181433 668800107501 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT' - $.00 $696
R 6688-001-0770-1 $1402250 $5889 59.090 L $0 f0
0004789 dH Sid BLK/SHT 1 LOT/TR 77 ACRES $5889 0 Cl $0.00 f0
BOYO A 0 59.0900 SURVEY PINA F DEL $0 R . .
BOX 339 $0 1 $32.68 $32.68 12 28 89 YN $0.00 SO
NYLIE TX 75093 SC000075000AG LAND (HS/NHS) $5889 $.00 S0
00000083079A 0 89084 $.00 0
R428870 181436 668800/07701 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $5889
DATE O1/ sl/90 CURRENT fAXWYLIE ROLL BLOCK dCuK / StLECT LIST TY PAGE
BASED ON DATA STARTING IN POSITION 591 COMPARING `1 POSITIONS COMPARING DATA = A
STARTING IN POSITION COMPARING POSITICNS COMPARING DATA =
CONTROL CARD >0439158959101A CUR
***************************************************************************t4********************************s************s*********
( 1 ) RJLL ACCT-NU PROPERTY DESCRIPTION APPR L8A TUT-AFTER ACREAGE M E S LST YR TAXBL A HOMESTED
(2 ) REi MTG LOAN NUMBER YR " APPR LAND NEW IMPVTS PC12 LST YR LEVY U OVER 65
(3 ) CW"1ERS NAME " APPR IMPVT TRANS TYPE LST YR PAID T TOT AFTER
(4) " ADDRESS " APPR PERS LEVY-1 PAID-1 DATE-1 DATE PO LYR H DIS VET
(5 ) " ADDRESS " TOT-BEFORE LEVY-2 PAID-2 OATE-2 LYR CEILING 2 TAXABLE
(6) " " " HOMESTEAD HATCH BATCH BATCH BATCH CUR CEILING VET
17) " ** " OVER-65 ( 1) (2) (3) (4) REVENUE LOSS TAXABLE
**********************************************************************w**. **************************************************say******
R 6688-031-0910-1 $238950 $1673 15.930 1 $1673 SC
1034795 89 688 BLK/SHT 1 LOT/TR 91 ACRES $1673 0 DI $8.57 SC
KREYMER BILLY 15.9300 SURVEY PINA F DEL. $0 R . . •
KREYMER RANCH $ 3 1 $9.29 $9.29 12 18 89 YN 121388 SC
ROUTE 2 BOX 71 $1673 $.00
AVERY TX 75554 00000001673C 0 89070 $.00
R428996 181454 + 668800109101 A 1 ROLL SACK ACCT $.00 $1677
- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
K 6688-002-0290-1 $273750 $2190 36.498 1 $2190 SC
0104811 89 688 BLK/SHT 2 LOT/TR 29 ACRES $2190 0 D1 $11.22 SC
SC
PENDEItY JOHN F ETAL 36.4980 SURVEY PINA F DEL S0 R $11.22 Sc
4224 ARMSTRONG PKWY S0 1 $12. 15 $12. 15 12 31 95 YN 123188 SC
DALLAS TX 75205 $2190 $.00
00000002190C 0 89095 5.00 C
R428344 181478 668800202901 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $219C
R 6688-012-3500-1 $181913 $3820 18.151 1 $3820 SC
0004812 • 89 A0688 PINA, F. DELA, BLOCK 2, $3820 • 0 01 $19.58 SC
CENTENNIAL ARAPAHO DEV VEN TRACT 50, ACRES 18.1913 $0 . . . . $19.58 SC
5120 L 8 J FRWY SUITE 610 S0 1 $21.20 N 013189 SC
4t) DALLAS TX 75240 $3820 5.00 SC
00000003820C 0 1.00
R428576 181479 : ,.,.:£• 668800205001 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 5382C
R 6688-002-0589-1 $219600 $3074 14.640 1 $0 -- Sc
0004814 89 688 BLK/SHT 2 LOT/TR 58-9 $3074 0 D1 • $0.00 $0
EUBANKS NOLAN - ; ACRES 14.6400 SURVEY PINA F OE SO R . .
3451 EUBANKS LN "' $1 1 $17.06 $17.06 12 06 89 YN $0.00 $
C
WYLIE TX 75098 $3074 5.00 Sc
00000003074A 0 89064 5.00 C
R428656 181486 668800205891 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $3074
P ..r• a-r11?-01i0-1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- $'fj'c5s-- -- $3285 -- --31. 240 1 -- -- $3285 r N S�
89 688 BLK/SHT 2 LOT/TR 72 ACRES 332dt)
30YDA 00 D1 $16.84 SC
�� ��•�;31.2904 SURVEY•=PINA F.DEL $0 R
PO BOX 339 $0 1 $18.23 $18.23 12 28 89 YN 121288 SC
,*YLIE TX 75098 $3285 $.00 SO
00000003285C 0 89084 1.00 0
R428781 181501 668800207201 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $3285
R 6688-032-0840-1 $46750 $578 5.500 1 $578 SC
1004825 89 688 BLK/SHT 2 LOT/TR 84 ACRES $578 0 01 $2.96 SC
B6Y&) A 0 5.5000 SURVEY PINA F DEL S0 R . .
BOX 339 SO 1 $3.21 $3.21 12 28 89 YN 121288 SC
iYL I E TX 75098 $578 $.00 SC
00000000578C0 R423914 181503 668800208401 A 0 ROLL yBACK ACCT $.00 $57�
CURRENT TAX ROLL BLOCK BOOK / SELECT LIST PAGE 8
DATE 01/31/90 WYLIE CITY
BASED ON DATA STARTING IN POSITION 591 COMPARING 01 POSITIONS COMPARING DATA = A
STARTING IN POSITION COMPARING POSITIONS COMPARING DATA =
CONTROL CARD >')439158959101A CUR
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((1 ) ROLL ACCT-NO PROPERTY��DESCRIPTION APPR LAND TOT-AFTER ANCREAGEW PC12E S LST YR YR LEVYTAX8L AU HOVER 65
OMESTED
13) OWNERSWC MTG LOAN NUMBER YR « APPR IMPVT TRANS TYPE LST YR PAID T - TOT AFTER
(4) ADDRESS " APPR PERS LEVY-1 PAID-1 DATE-1 DATE PD LYR H DIS VET
(5) " ADDRESS « TOT-BEFORE LEVY-2 PAID-2 DATE-2 LYR CEILING 2 TAXABLE
(7) " e N HOMESTEADV BATCH BATCH BATCH 8(4)H REVEUR NUELING LOSS TAXABLE
************************************************************************************!***********************************************
R 66 88-002-1910-1 in Y Ts $224879 $867 4. 13:' 1 f , (.7 $0
0304827 d'a 688 8LN/Sit l 2 LUT/TR 191 ACRES $867 u 1 $4.44
MARCOTTE ROMEO A 4.1322 SURVEY F DE LA PINA $0 0 1R . .f4.81 $4.81 10 30 89 YN $ .44480 S0
305 CLASSEN DRIVE
DALLAS TX 75218 A PINA 00000000867C $
�0 89006 •
R1520811 181506 668800219101 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT N -- f_00 $867
106
R 6688-002-1970-1 $158100 $1953 18.600 1 $0.$0
89 A0688 PINA, F. DELA. BLOCK 2, $1953 $0.00 $0
0004832SO
0 $0
BD TRACT 19 7s ACRES 18.6000 $0 R . .
POBOXA 0 $0 1 *10.84 $10.84 12 28 89 YN S0
WYLIE O339 TX 75098 $1953 f.00 $0
00000001953A 0 . 89084
f.00
R1908458 317734 668800219701 0 ROLL BACK ACCT
5.00 $195
Ge R 6688-003-0319-1 $1588150 $71757 317.632 1 $72362 S0
0334835 89 688 BLK/SHT 3 LOT/TR 31-9 $66702 0 Cl Ni$370.499 $0
9 SO
ALEXANDER ROBERT .III ACRES 317.6328 SURVEY PINA F S5055 1. . $398•25
Y COLLIN COUNTY FARM DEL $T17$057 f.89 $0
608 THE MEADOWS PARKWAY
DESOTO TX 15115 00000071757C 0 $.00
R428362 181513 668800303191 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $71757
R 6688-0030370-1 $1098081 $15373 73.205 D1 $15373 S0
, 0004838 89 A0688 PINA, F. DELA, BLOCK 3, $15373 $78.79 $0
CENTENNIAL ARAPAHO DEV V�: d TRACT 37, ACRES 73.2054 $
O 1. . .32 N 01318900 $
0
GALL LBJ FRWY SUITE 610 $15373
VALLAS TX 75240 00000015373C 0 •
R428442 181521 668800303701 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT r -- $.00 $15373
$15373
S319600 $2397 39.954 11 $12.283 SO
R 6684-004-1100-1 3a 688 BLK/SHT 4 LOr/TR 110 ACRES $2397
, 00�4848 _ $12.28 $0
KREYMER ARCHIE 39.9543 SURVEY PINA F DEL $0 1. $13.30 N 12138880 $0
11753 SOUTH 87TH EAST AVE $2397
BIXBY $0
OK 74118 00000002397C 0
Rr,29174 181565
$.0o
6688034110)1 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $2397
� -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
R 6688-004-1120- 1 $286400 $5824 35.800 1 $5879 S0
6 0104849 64 688 BLK/SHr 4 LOT/TR 112 ACRES $3759 0 Cl $30. 13 S0
, KREYMEA BILL 35.8010 SURVEY PINA F DEL $2065 R . .
KREIER RANCH $0 1 $32.32 $32.32 12 11 89 YN f 12 12008 S0
ROUTE 2 BOX 71 $5824 $.00 0
,, AVERY TX 75554 00000005824C 0 89065 1.00 $58240
R429192 181566 608800411201 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT
- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -
,�.. DATE 01/31/90 CURRENT
WYL I T TAX
ct BOLL BLOCK BOOK / SELECT LIST PAGE 9
BASED ON DATA STARTING IN POSITION 591 COMPARING 01 POSITIONS COMPARING DATA = A
STARTING IN POSITION COMPARING POSITIONS COMPARING DATA =
CONTROL CARO >0439158959101A CUR
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(1 ) ROLL ACCT-NO PROPERTY DESCRIPTION APPR L8A TOT-AFTER ACREAGE M E S LST YR TAXBL A HOMESTED
(2) REC MTG LOAN NUMBER YR „ APPR LAND NEW IMPVTS PC12 LST YR LEVY U OVER 65
`3) OWNERS NAMEESS ~ APPR IMPVT TRANS TYPE LST YR PAID T TOT AFTER
" " APPR PERS LEVY-1 PAID-1 DATE-1 DATE PD LYR H DIS VET
" If TOT-BEFORE LEVY-2 PAID-2 DATE-2 LYR CEILING 2 TAXABLE
(6) " " " HOMESTEAD BATCH BATCH BATCH BATCH CUR CEILING VET
,d 71f-,,:v«. 3H.,: " 1,...-. , - , , a OVER-65 ' ( 11 •. (2) :-(3) I41 REVENUE LOSS TAXABLE
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R 6688-005-1110-1 $629100 $7340 34.950 1 $7340 S0
0004851 89 688 BLK/SHT 5 LOT/TR 111 ACRES $7340 0 DI $37.62 SO
KREYMER KAROL A 34.9501 F,'^ ,"'v PEN r ' ! 1 $0 R . :1.-: 7.62 S0
68 RAINTREE PL $0 1 $40.74 $40.74 12 31 95 YN 123088 SO
10 S BRIAR HOLLOW LN $7340 $.00 SO
HOUSTON TX 77027 03000017340C 0 89095 $.00 0
,, R429183 ' 181580 668800511101 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $7340
R 6688-005-1240-1 $750240 $17136 62.520 1 $26000 S0
0004853 89 A0688 PINA, F. DELA, BLOCK 5, $13129 0 D1 $133.25 SO
-�:_ •, -KREYMER-NEVA LOU ETAL TRACT 124, ACRES 62.5200 ,., $4007 . . . . S133.25 $0
C/O ROBERT KREYMER $0 1 $95. 10 N 111488 $0
2605 STONE $17136 $.00 $0
WYLIE TX 75098 00000017136C 0 $.00 0
-rn•R429316 40.
32678_ OM66880051240.1 __ __ 0 ROLL__BACK ACCT__ __ __ _ 1. $1713 00 _6
R 6688-005-2060-1 -- $394000 $2069 w 19.701 1 $394000 SO
0004855 89 688 BLK/SHT 5 LOT/TR 206 ACRES $2069 0 01 $2019.25 SO
FIRST STATE BANK WYLIE 19.7010 SURVEY PINA F DE LA $0 . . . . • $2019.25 S0
PO BOX 160 $0 1 $11.48 N 013189 SO
WYLIE TX 75098 $2069 $.00 SO
03030002069C 0
$.00 0
R1804845 205226 668800520601 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $2069
R 6688-005-2110-1 $480000 $8400 40.000 1 $ 40 SO
S0
0
0004856 89 A0688 PINA, F. DELA, BLOCK 5, $8400 $43.05
KREYMER JOHN WILLIS TRACT 211, ACRES 40.0000 S0 R . . . $43.05 SO
1030 BRIDLEWREATH TRIAL $0 1 $46.62 $46.62 12 28 89 YN 110488 $0
SHREVEPORT LO 71118 $8400
0000000E3400C 0 89084 1.00 SO0
R19800 33311 668800521101 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT -- 1.00 $8400
R 6688-005-2120-1 $156000 $2730 13.000 1 $0 SO
0004857 89 A0688 PINA, F. DELA, BLOCK 5, $2730 0 D1 $0.00 SO
PARKER CLYDE A TRACT 212, ACRES 13.0000 $0 R
$0
PO BOX 461 $0 1 $15. 15 $15.15 01 19 90 YN $0.00 S0
WYLIE TX 75098 $2730
000000027304 0 89133 $.00 $00
R1962486 160261 668800521201 - 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $2730
R 6688-005-2130-1 $264000-- $4620 -- --22. 000 1 $0 -- SO
0004858 89 A0688 PINA, F. DELA, BLOCK 5, $4620 0 ' 01 $0.00 SO
PARKER R RICHARD TRACT 213, ACRES 22.0000 S0 . . .
BOX 317 $0 1 $25.64 N $0•JJ SO
SO
WYLIE TX 75098 14620 1.000 SO
62 00000004 04 0
R1962487 181647 -6688005213 )1 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $4620
DATE ?1/3I/93 CURRENT GITY ALL BLOCK BOOK / SELECT LIST PAGE 10
BASED ON DATA STARTING IN POSITION 591 COMPARING 01 POSITIONS COMPARING DATA = A
STARTING IN POSITION COMPARING POSITIONS COMPARING DATA =
CJNTROL CARD >0439158959101A CUR
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( 1 ) F::.;LL ACCT-NO PROPERTY DESCRIPTION APPR LBA TOT-AFTER ACREAGE M E S LST YR TAXBL A HOMESTED
(7. ) rLC MTG LJAN NUMBER YP " APPR LAND NEW IMPVTS PC12 LST YR LEVY U OVER 65
(4) lwNERS NAME s
w APPR IMPVT TRANS TYPE LST YR PAID T TOT AFTER
APPR PERS LEVY-1 PAID-1 DATE-1 DATE PO LYR H DIS VET
( 5 ) " ADDRESS of TOT-BEFORE LEVY-2 PAID-2 DATE-2 LYR CEILING 2 TAXABLE
(6) " " " HOMESTEAD BATCH BATCH BATCH BATCH CUR CEILING VET
(71 " " .; •-`"" ',.174 mot._: ,,,,,_,., ,, _ ' OVER-65 • (11 (2) (3) (41 REVENUE LOSS TAXABLE
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R 6695-30C-1140-1 $480000 $4200 56.540 L $4200 $0
0004859 89 A0695 PHALEN, MERCER, TRACT 4, $4200 0 01 $21.50 $0
:3,1;: ; ..%' : .;,:, AY ACRES 56.9400 $0
$306.38 $0
.4T LLNoAUM HILL ASSOC S0 1 $2_3..31 N 013189 $0
1111 . MUCKINGHAM LN *757 $0003203280AG LAND (HS/NHS) $4200 $.00 $0
OALLAS TX 75247 M 00000207480C 0 $.00 0
R421986 153704 669500000401 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 14200
- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --R 6696-000-0330-1 227 FM 2514 $189792 $3321 15.816 1 $37045 $0
0004866 d9 A0696 PE NNE Y W. 0.8 TRACT 33, $3321 0 01 $189.86 $0
PARR JACK ACRES- 15.8160 ~: S0 . . . .
$189.86
PO BOX 566 SO 1 $18.43 N 012489 SO
vYLIE TX 75098 $3321 S.00 S0
00000003321C 0 $.00 0
R43)340 182056 66960000330/ - 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 43321
R 6743-000-0050-1 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - --
$194200 $4078 19.424 1 $4078 $0
01 )4 6T3 :3 ) 703 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 5 ACRES $4078 0 Cl $20.90 So
'11)‘ HOUSE wA I GHT WI LEY 19.4240 SURVEY PEGUES L S0 R .
515 SOUTH RIDE RD SO 1 $22. 63 $22.63 11 02 89 YN $
110788 $0
TALLAHASSEE FL 32313 $4078 $.00 $0
00000004078C 0 89003 $.00 0
R430572 182219 670300000501 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $4078
-- - -- -- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -R 6 T16-))2-12' 0-1 $1344850 $21725 103. 450 1 $21725 10
0004875 39 716 BLK/SHT 2 LOT/TR 29 ACRES $21725 0 01 $111.23 SO
WESTERN FEDERAL S & L 103.4500 SURVEY PATTERSON b $0 . . $948.50 $0
% REAL ESTATE TAX SERVICE SO 1 $120. 57 N 010489 S0
P.1 ,,IX 832. s10 $21725 5.00 $0
RIC:1Ak;)SUt TX 75183 00000021725C 0 $.00 0
R-.3 )9)1 37751 671600202901 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT
s.00 $21725
- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - -- -- -- -- -- - - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --R 682 )-J)0-3)10-1 $579360 $7157 34.083 1 $7157 10
0004377 d9 820 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 1 ACRES $7157 0 D1 $36.68 $0
PI NKUS RALPH 34.0839 SURVEY SHELBY S B $0 R . . SO
77.) ,�oh:THAvFN R ) SO 1 $39. 72 $39.72 12 31 89 YN $
122888 $0
JALLAS TX 7523) $7157 $.00 $0
S B 00000007157C 0 89094 S.00 0
R431`13 7 186304 682000000/01 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $7157
- -- -- -- -- -- - -- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
R 6ds5-300-J170-1 $509800 $ 10706 50. 981 1 $10706 $0
0004916 d9 835 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 17 ACRES $10706 0 D1 $54.87 SO
rite,;,) u :. 50.9810 SURVEY SACHSE W $0 R . . . $54.87 S0
c/t ;.)A PEARL SCHOLZ S0 1 $59. 42 $59.42 12 18 89 YN 122288 S0
Pu i':,; 10-.' $10706 $.00wYLt TX 75 ) )8 00000010706C 0 89070
$.00
R 5..,,J03 106749 683500001701 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT 5.00 $10706
DATE 01/31/90 CURRENT TAX
WYLIE CITY BOLL BLOCK BOOK / SELECT LIST PAGE 11
BASED ON DATA STARTING IN POSITION 591 COMPARING 01 POSITIONS COMPARING DATA = A
STARTING IN POSITION COMPARING POSITIONS COMPARING DATA =
CONTROL CARD >0439158959101A
************************************************************************************************************************************
(1) ROLL ACCT-NO PROPERTY DESCRIPTION APPR LBA TOT-AFTER ACREAGE M E S LST YR TAXBL A HCMESTEO
(2) REC MTG LOAN NUMBER YR " APPR LAND NEW IMPVTS PC12 LST YR LEVY U OVER 65
(31 OWNERS NAME
in APPR IMPVT TRANS TYPE LST YR PAID T TOT AFTER
" n APPR PERS LEVY-1 PAID-1 DATE-1 DATE PD LYR H DIS VET
(5 ) " ADDRESS " TOT-BEFORE LEVY-2 PAID-2 DATE-2 LYR CEILING 2 TAXABLE
(6) " " " HOMESTEAD BATCH BATCH BATCH BATCH CUR CEILING VET
(7)_,•Qxry AN-..•r::,.fr.h«,_,r. .3 .,, v, , , ..�. r OVER-65 ( 1) (2) ',';>:.. (3) (4) : x;, . REVENUE LOSS TAXABLE
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/R 6841-000-0120-1 $590700 14962 47.256 1 $5250 $0
0004939 89 A0841 STRICKLAND DUKE, TRACT $4962 0 01 $26.91 SO
HOAGLAND J 6 HARVARD J C 12, ACRES 47. 2560 13 . . .
$26.91
PO BOX 869006 $0 1 $27.54 N 110188 $0
PLANO TX 75086 $4962 $.00 $0
00030104962C 0 $.00 0
R1779980 . 186945 684100001201 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT _ 1.00 $4962
R 6849-000-0040-1 $1052200 $22096 105.220 1 M $22096 S0
0004943 89 849 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 4 ACRES $22096 0 O1 $113.24 $0
BANC HOMESAVINGS 'ASSN 105.2200 SURVEY SPARKS M $0 . . . $113.24 S0
X P E PENNINGTON S CO INC $0 1 $122.63 N 013189 SO
15851 N DALLAS PKWY LB115 $22096 1.00 $0
DALLAS TX 75248 00000022096C 0 $.00 0
R432605 59390 684900000401 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 . $22096
R 6849-000-0059-1 r M $26280 $552 Y 2.628 1 $552 $0
0004945 89 A0849 SPARKS, MOSES, TRACT $552 0 D1 $2.83 $0
BANC HOME SAVINGS ASSN 5-9, ACRES 2.6280 $0 . . . . • $2.83 S0
X P E PENNINGTON S CO, INC $0 1 $3.06 N 013189 $0
15851 N DALLAS PKWY L8115 $552 $.00 $O
DALLAS TX 75248 00003001552C 0 $.00 0
R12068 59390 684900000591 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $552
R 6849-000-0389-1 $252090 $5882 28.011 1 $5882 $0
0004949 89 A0849 SPARKS, MOSES, TRACT 89, $5882 0 01 $30.15 $0
JAMES KATHLEEN W (DECEASED ACRES 28.0110 $0 R . .
X EXECUTOR BILL W WILLIAMS $3 1 $32.65 $32.65 12 15 89 YN $
122988 SO
1801 ROBIN LANE $5882 $.00 $O
GARLAND TX 75042 O0000005882C 0 89066 1.00 0
R432641 187081 684930000891 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $5882
- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --R 6849-000-0100-1 $251280 $4397 41.880 1 $4397 $O
0004951 89 849 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 10 ACRES $4397 0 D1 $22.53 S0
CAMPBELL WILLIAM E 41.88 SURVEY SPARKS M S0 . . . . $22.53 $0
:MURPHY LIM PART SHIP $0 1 $24.40 N 01$
009 $O
16475 DALLAS PKnY #500 $4397
DALLAS TX 75248 0 1000014397C 0
R432678 187085 684900001001 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 _ $4397
R 6849-000-0110-1 $564060 w $19742 94.011 1 $19742 $0
0004952 89 849 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 11 ACRES $19742 0 ' 01 $101.18 S0
CAMPBELL WILLIAM E JR 94.011 SURVEY SPARKS M $O .. . . . $101.18 S0
RESERVOIR LIMITED PTNR $!) 1 $109.57 N 013089
$O
16475 DALLAS PKwY #500 $19742
0
DALLAS TX 75248 030)0•)19742C 0
$.00 0
R432696 187087 684900001101 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $19742
CURRENT TAX ROLL BLOCK.BOOK / SELECT LIST
DATE 01/31/90 WYLIE CITY PAGE 12
BASED ON DATA STARTING IN POSITION 591 COMPARING 01 POSITIONS COMPARING DATA = A
STARTING IN POSITION COMPARING POSITIONS COMPARING DATA =
CONTROL CARD >0439158959101A CUR
************************************************************************************************************************************
( 1 ) ROLL ACCT-ND PROPERTY DESCRIPTION APPR LBA TOT-AFTER ACREAGE M E S LST YR TAXBL A HOMESTED
��
(21 REC MTG LOAN NUMBER YR APPR LAND NEW IMPVTS PC12 LST YR LEVY U OVER 65
(3) OWNERS NAME n APPR IMPVI TRANS TYPE LST YR PAID T TOT AFTER
APPR PERS LEVY-1 PAID-1 DATE-1 DATE PO LYR H DIS VET
(4) " ADDRESS " TOT-BEFORE LEVY-2 PAID-2 DATE-2 LYR CEILING 2 TAXABLE
(6) " " " HOMESTEAD BATCH BATCH BATCH BATCH CUR CEILING VET
«_,' -,••- a a ...,.�,�,,.„.,.,., r.,a t,`:..'''- ,. 111 (21 ,. (3) (4) •,... ,t, REVENUE LOSS TAXABLE ', '-• ...,
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R 6849-000-0240-1 $116925 $3274 15.590 1 $3274 S0
0334955 19 349 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 24 ACRES $3274 0 D1 $16.78 $0
PINKJS RALPH 15.59 SURVEY SPARKS M $0 R . . . $16.78 $0
7700 NORTHAVEN RD $0 1 $18. 17 $18. 17 12 31 89 YN 12280888 S0
DALLAS TX 75233 $3274
00000003274C 0 89094
• _ R432829 __187101 684900002401 - A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $
.00 $3274
R b849-000-0259-1 .N.. . -- am -- -- ....owl -- -- -- -- - M -- -- MO -' OM
-- -- -- am Am -- -- -- -- -- --
$112500 $3150 15.000 1 $3150 $O
0004956 89 849 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 25 ACRES $3150 0 01 $16.14
SO
7700UNORTHAVEN RD 15.00 SURVEY SPARKS M $0 1. 4. $17.48 N 122888 $0
DALLAS TX 75230 $3150 $.00 $0
00000003150C 0
0
R432d38 187102 6.84900002501 - A u ,0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $3150
R 6849-000-0380-1 -- � -- -- $40070 $841 � -- 4.007 1 $841 � -- $O
` FU0104968 89 849 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 38 ACRES $841 0 01 $4.31 $0
v BANG ME SAVINGS ASSN 4.0070 SURVEY SPARKS M $0 . $4.31
% P E PENNINGTON & CO, INC $8$0 1 $4.67 N 013189 SO
.00 $0
15851 N DALLAS PKWY LB115
DALLAS TX 75248 00000000841C 0
0
A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 1
ki738524 59390 684900003801 t.00
R 6849-000-0390-1 -- $841
$228690 $735 3.500 D011 $$735 3.77 $0
0004969 89 849 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 39 ACRES $73573535
JAMES KATHLEEN W ( DECEASED 3.5000 SURVEY SPARKS M - $O ,R . . $0
SO
% EXECUTOR BILL W WILLIAMS $0 1 $4.08 $4.08 12 15 89 YN 122988 $0
18m ROBIN LANE $735 $.00 S0
GARLAND TX 75142 00000000735C 0 89066
R1738463 187117 684900003901 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $735
R 6849-030-0410-1 --$49005 $315 -- 1.500 1C1 $315 $0
0004971 89 849 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 41 ACRES $315
SHOLZ IDA PEARL 1.5000 SURVEY SPARKS M $0 R . .
PO 80X 1042 $0 1 $1.75 $1.75 12 18 89 YN 122288 $
0
WYLIE TX 75093 $315 $.00 $0
00000000315C 0 89070
R1731200 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT 8 121 684900034101 5.00 1315
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
-- am
R 6980-000-0130-1 $170000 $3570 17.000. 1 $3570 10
0034991 89 980 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 13 ACRES $3570 0 D1 $18 3030 SO
COOPER RAYMOND 8 17.0000 SURVEY WILLIAMS $0 R . .
0
DRAWER B $0 1 $19. 81 $19.81 10 25 89 YN 11178888 $0
WYLIE Tx 75)98 $3570
00000003570C 0 89007
R434952 192910 698000001301 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00
$.00 $3570
-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -
OATC O1/31/ �3 CURRENT WYLIETAX GITYDILL BLOCK BOOK / SELECT LIST PAGE 13
BASE) ON DATA STARTING IN POSITION 591 COMPARING 01 POSITIONS COMPARING DATA A
STARTING IN POSITION COMPARING POSITIONS COMPARING DATA =
CONTROL CARD >0439158959101A CUR
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( 1 ) ROLL ACCT-NU PROPERTY DESCRIPTION APPR LBA TOT-AFTER ACREAGE M E S LST YR TAXBL A HOMESTED
(2 ) REC MTG LOAN NUMBER YR w APPR LAND NEW IMPVTS PC12 LST YR LEVY U OVER 65
( 31 OWNERS NAME APPR IMPVT TRANS TYPE LST YR PAID T TOT AFTER
(4) " ADDRESS " APPR PERS LEVY-1 PAID-1 DATE-1 DATE PD LYR H DIS VET
(5) " ADDRESS " TOT-BEFORE LEVY-2 PAID-2 DATE-2 LYR CEILING 2 TAXABLE
(6) " " " HOMESTEAD BATCH BATCH BATCH BATCH CUR CEILING VET
(7) " OVER-65 [1) (2) s''' (3) (4) - '' ' REVENUE LOSS TAXABLE
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R 69d)-0)0-1140--1 $130370 $5274 13.037 1 $4055 $0
0014992 89 980 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 14 ACRES $1369 0 D1 $20.78 SO
J L f, PA00! '<T IES 13.0370 SURVEY MILLI AMS $3915 R . . . $20.78 SO
PU +taw LR J $0 1 $29.27 $29.27 10 25 89 YN 111788 SO
WYLIE TX 75098 $5274 $.00 $0
03000005274C 0 89007 $.00 0
R434961 192911 698000001401 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $5274
R 7099-000-0040-1 $62050 $1533 7.300 1 $1533 $0
00950)1 89 A1099 ALTERBERRY, NATHANIEL, $1533 0 01 $
7.86 S0
WEN REALTY COMPANY TRACT-42 ACRES 7.3000 $0 . . . .
13667 FLOYD CIRCLE $0 1 $8.51 N 123088 S0
DALLAS TX 75243 $1533
00000001533C 0 $.00 S0
R422670 194309 - - 709900000401 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT 5.00 $1533
R 7100-000-0310-1 _- Y -- OM.. -- -- -- $154105 -$3807 ~18.130 1 $3807 w $0
OIZO 0005003 89 1100 BLK/SHT LOT/TR .1 ACRES $3817 0 01 S19.51 SO
BRUNER JOY GROPES 18.1300 SURVEY DE LOS SANTOS G $0 R .
1700 PACIFIC $0 1 121. 13 $21.13 12 29 89 YN 5123088 S0
DALLAS TX 75201 $3807 $.00 SO
30000003807C 0 89115 $.00 0
R435620 194317 710000000101 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT S.00 $3807
R 7103-000-3329-1 $24565 $303 2.890 1 $303 10
C005005 89 A1100 DE LASSANTAS GUADALUPE, $303 0 D1 $1.55 SO
BRUNER FREE) TRACT 2-9, ACRES 2.8900 $0 R . .
4900 FIRST CITY CENTER $0 1 $1.68 $1.68 12 29 89 YN 123088 $0
1701 PACIFIC AVENUE $303 $.00 S0
DALLAS TX 75201 00'000000303C 0 89115 5.00 0
R17637 194318 710000000291 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT 5.00 $303
R 7100-000-0030-1 $324105 $8007 38. 130 1 $8007 S0
01051,6 89 1100 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 3 ACRES $8007 0 01 $41.04 $0
BRUNER FREU ATTORNEY 38. 1300 SURVEY DE LOS SANTOS G $0 R .
4900 FIRST CITY CENTER $0 1 $44.44 $44.44 12 29 89 YN $
123088 S0
173) PACIFIi, AVENUE $8007 5.00 S0
DALLAS TX 75201 00000008007C 0 89115 $.00 0
k435648 194319 710000000301 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT 1.00 $8007
R 710?-000-1)60-1 $75750 $2121 10. 100 1 $2121 $0
0005007 89 1100 BLK/SHT LOT/TR 6 ACRES $2121 0 DI $100.8877 $SO
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MUkGA�N LARRY 0 ETUX 10.1000 SURVEY DE LOS SANTOS G $0 . . .
621^. PLEASANT VALLEY $0 1 $11.77 N $0
.JYLIC TX 75098 $2121 $.00 SO
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R435o 5 187474 7/0000000601 A - 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $2121
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(1) ROLL ACCT-NO PROPERTY DESCRIPTION APPR L8A TOT-AFTER ACREAGE M. E S LST YR TAXBL A HOMESTED
12) REC MTG LOAN NUMBER YR of APPR LAND NEW IMPVTS PC12 LST YR LEVY U OVER 65
(3) OWNERS NAME N APPR IMPVT TRANS TYPE LST YR PAID T TOT AFTER
(4) " ADDRESS N APPR PERS LEVY-1 PAID-1 CATE-1 DATE PD LYR H DIS VET
(51 N ADDRESS N TOT-BEFORE LEVY-2 PAID-2 DATE-2 LYR CEILING 2 TAXABLE
(6) " " N HOMESTEAD BATCH BATCH BATCH BATCH CUR CEILING VET
• (7) N N r OVER-65 ( 1) (21 13) (4) REVENUE LOSS TAXABLE
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R 7114-000-0060-6 $933717 $23068 109.849 1 $23068 SC
0005012 89 A1114-6 PRICE ELISHA M., $23068 0 Ol $118.22 SO
,.,,. WEH REALTY COMPANY TRACT 6, ACRES 109.8490 $0 . . .
13667 FLOYD CIRCLE $0 1 $128.03 N f1123088 SO
DALLAS TX 75243 $23068 5.00 S0
00000023068C 0 $.00 0
" R21267: 194309 711400000606 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $23068
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0005014 89 A1384-7 GUADALUPE DE LOS $5099 0 01 $26.13 $0
._n 7:- • WALKER HOWARD A SANTOS, TRACT 2s ACRES 84.9800 SO R .
3206 PRESCOTT $0 1 $28.30 S28.30 11 09 89 YN $
122188 $0
GARLAND TX 75041 $5099 5.00 SO
00000005099C 0 89020 $.00 0
,7--,,,.----...•. R 11525- ' �- 53820 738400000207 ..-, • . A ,, % 0 ROLL BACK ACCT 5.00 $5099
R 7384-000-0,30-7 $740285 $23917 113.890 1 • $23917 $O
0015015 89 A1384-7 GUADALUPE DE LOS $23917 0 DI $122.57 S0
GROVES RODDY• SANTOS s •TRACT<a 3, ACRES 113.890 $0 R . . .
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WYLIE TX 75098 $23917 5.00 $0
00000023917C 0 89110 5.00 0
R11526 ._ 13448 738400000307 A 0 ROLL BACK ACCT $.00 $23917
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7 ( 1) ROLL ACCT—NO PROPERTY DESCRIPTION APPR LBA TOT—AFTER ACREAGE M E S LST YR TAXBL A HOMESTED
e (2 ) REC MTG LOAN NUMBER YR " APPR LAND NEW IMPVTS PC12 LST YR LEVY U OVER 65
9 (3) OWNERS NAME 7:- " APPR::; IMPVT TRANS TYPE LST YR PAID T TOT AFTER
" " APPR"PERS LEVY-1 PAID-1 DATE-1 DATE PO LYR H DIS VET
(5) " ADDRESS "
6) TOT—BEFORE LEVY-2 PAID-2 CATE-2 LYR CEILING 2 TAXABLE
2 " is " HOMESTEAD BATCH BATCH BATCH BATCH CUR CEILING VET
' ." " "' OVER-65 ( 1) (2) (3) (4) REVENUE LOSS TAXABLE
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6 ACCOUNTS COMPARED 5, 197
7 , ,. . ;,`� , 'T�" , ,- ACCOUNTS MATCHED
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0 CUR APPR LAND BEFORE AGR. $34,243,900
.1, ,rv,,,. CUR APPR LAND AFTER AGR. , - $573, 845
2 CURRENT APPR LAND
3 CURRENT APPR IMPVTS $685,668
4 CURRENT APPR PERSONAL
5 x -� . • as•r ,e, '** "TOTAL APPRAISED VALUE; **".. $1,259,513
6 OVER-650
7 - HOMESTEAD
• TOTAL AFTER EXEMPTIONS $1,259, 513
w,, : , ...,.,v,. , ,.. ,•,r,,.. .TOTAL APPR EXEMPT r • $1,259,5130
TOTAL DIS. VET.
,1 ***TOTAL CURRENT TAXABLE*** $1,259 513
2 OVER-65 LEVY S.00
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LEVY AUTH (I) $6,990.26
6 LEVY AUTH 12)
„. ,M...,. ., . ,::**; TOTAL CURRENT LEVY ** $6,990�26
s ** TOTAL PAIO LEVY ** $1,013.59
' UNPAID LEVY ( 1) $5,976.67
0 UNPAID LEVY (2)
Y,;. , ** TOTAL UNPAID LEVY ** , . $5,976.67
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PAID AUTH (1)
3 PAID AUTH (2) $1,013.59
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** TOTAL CURRENT PAID ** $1 013.59
5 LAST YEARS TOTAL TAXABLE $2382 718
6 LAST YEARS TOTAL LEVY $12,210.55
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LAST YEARS TAXES PAID $9,661.45
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