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AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING, CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1986
7:00 P.M. COMMUNITY ROOM
800 THOMAS STREET
CALL TO ORDER
INVOCATION
ORDER OF PAGE
BUSINESS REFERENCE BUSINESS
COUNCIL BUSINESS
1 1-35 Consider approval of minutes.
PUBLIC READING OF ORDINANCES/PUBLIC HEARINGS
2 35a-41 Consider approval of annexation
ordinance for 629 .31 acres out of
the Francisco de la Pina Survey,
Collin County Abstract 688 .
Location - north of the Texana
property on E. SH78 .
3 42-45 Consider approval of annexation
ordinance for 279 .0574 acres out of
the Francisco de la Pina Survey,
Collin County Abstract 688 .
Location - along and south of W.
Brown Street .
4 46-48 Consider approval of annexation
ordinance for 50 acres out of the
R. D. Newman Survey, Collin County
Abstract 660 . Located south of the
Louis Reese property and west of
Muddy Creek, north of the
Collin/Dallas county line.
5 49-52 Consider approval of annexation
ordinance for 140 .58 acres out of
the J . Mitchell Survey, Abstract
589 and Wm. Patterson Survey,
Abstract 716 . Bounded on the east
by FM1378 and on the south by Lake
Ranch Road.
6 53-56 Consider approval of annexation
ordinance for 256 .993 acres out of
the M. Sparks Survey, Collin County
Abstract 849 . Located along and
north of W. FM544 across from Steel
Industrial Park.
7 57 Consider approval of ordinance
providing for extended hours of
operation for private clubs as
described in the Texas Liquor
Control Codes.
GENERAL DISCUSSION
8 Citizen Participation.
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ORDER OF PAGE
BUSINESS REFERENCE BUSINESS
NEW BUSINESS
9 58 Consider approval of Collin County
Public Works Department
improvements on county bridges on
CR298 and CR431 (McMillan & Troy
Roads) .
10 59-63 Consider approval of new speed zone
on FM1378 southward from FM2514 .
11 64-64a Consider authorization of partial
payment to Dawson Construction Co.
12 Recess open meeting.
13 Convene workshop to discuss the
following items.
1 . Staff proposed increases in
City water/sewer rates.
2 . Staff analysis/recommendations
of sanitation rates .
65-74 3 . Creation of City of Wylie
Personal Property Finance
Corporation (First Southwest
Co. , David Medanich) .
75-118 4 . Matters related to the
refunding of the City' s water
and sewer bonds.
14 Close workshop session.
15 Reconvene open meeting .
16 Consider authorization to set
public hearing date for water/sewer
rates for City customers.
17 Consider authorization to set
public hearing date for sanitation
rates.
18 Consider authorization for First
Southwest to proceed with
preparation of documents for City
of Wylie Personal Property Finance
Corporation.
19 Consider authorization to proceed
with matters related to refunding
of City' s water and sewer bonds.
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NOTICE OF REGULAR MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the governing b f e City
of W lie will meet at /: 00 P. M. on the _ day of
__ ____, in the Wylie Community
Center at 800 Thomas Street in the City of Wylie, Texas,
for the purpose of considering the attached Agenda.
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Carolyo one Secretary
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AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING, CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1986
7:80 P.M. COMMUNITY ROOM
800 THOMAS STREET
CALL TO ORDER
INVOCATION
ORDER OF PAGE
BUSINESS REFERENCE BUSINESS
COUNCIL BUSINESS
1 1-35 Consider approval of minutes.
PUBLIC READING OF ORDINANCES/PUBLIC HEARINGS
2 35a-41 Consider approval of annexation
ordinance for 629 .31 acres out of
the Francisco de la Pina Survey,
Collin County Abstract 688 .
Location - north of the Texana
property on E. SH78 .
3 42-45 Consider approval of annexation
ordinance for 279.0574 acres out of
the Francisco de la Pina Survey,
Collin County Abstract 688 .
Location - along and south of W.
Brown Street .
4 46-48 Consider approval of annexation
ordinance for 50 acres out of the
R. D. Newman Survey, Collin County
Abstract 660 . Located south of the
Louis Reese property and west of
Muddy Creek , north of the
Collin/Dallas county line .
5 49-52 Consider approval of annexation
ordinance for 140 . 58 acres out of
the J . Mitchell Survey, Abstract
589 and Wm. Patterson Survey,
Abstract 716 . Bounded on the east
by FM1378 and on the south by Lake
Ranch Road.
6 53-56 Consider approval of annexation
ordinance for 256 .993 acres out of
the M. Sparks Survey, Collin County
Abstract 849 . Located along and
north of W. FM544 across from Steel
Industrial Park.
7 57 Consider approval of ordinance
providing for extended hours of
operation for private clubs as
described in the Texas Liquor
Control Codes .
GENERAL DISCUSSION
8 Citizen Participation.
ORDER OF PAGE
BUSINESS REFERENCE BUSINESS
NEW BUSINESS
9 58 Consider approval of Collin County
Public Works Department
improvements on county bridges on
CR298 and CR431 (McMillan & Troy
Roads) .
10 59-63 Consider approval of new speed zone
on FM1378 southward from FM2514 .
11 64-64a Consider authorization of partial
payment to Dawson Construction Co.
12 Recess open meeting.
13 Convene workshop to discuss the
following items.
1 . Staff proposed increases in
City water/sewer rates.
2 . Staff analysis/recommendations
of sanitation rates .
65-74 3 . Creation of City of Wylie
Personal Property Finance
Corporation (First Southwest
Co. , David Medanich) .
75-118 4 . Matters related to the
refunding of the City' s water
and sewer bonds.
14 Close workshop session.
15 Reconvene open meeting.
16 Consider authorization to set
public hearing date for water/sewer
rates for City customers .
17 Consider authorization to set
public hearing date for sanitation
rates.
18 Consider authorization for First
Southwest to proceed with
preparation of documents for City
of Wylie Personal Property Finance
Corporation .
19 Consider authorization to proceed
with matters related to refunding
of City' s water and sewer bonds.
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CALLED CITY COUNCIL
MEETING _ MINUTES
NOVEMBER 80~ 8986
8c00 P. M.
The Wylie City Council were to meet in a called session on
Monday, November 10, 1986 at 8: 00 P. M. in the Wylie
Community Room. Notice of the meeting had been posted for
the time and in the manner required by law. Those present
were Mayor Pro Tem Joe Fulgham, City Manager Gus Pappas,
City Secretary Carolyn Jones, City Attorney Larry Jackson,
the Wylie News and approximately 40 citizens.
Those absent were Councilwoman Sandra Donovan, Councilman
Chuck Trimble and Councilman Cal Westerhof .
Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham said obviously there is not a quorum
and there will be no meeting tonight. Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham
stated to the citizens that were present that on Monday,
Nov. 3rd, Councilwoman Donovan notified the City Secretary
of her request for a public hearing, which she wanted on
November 18th. Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham said he called
Councilman Westerhof on Tuesday about setting the date for
the public hearing on Monday, November 10th at 8: 00 P. M. ,
and Councilman Westerhof agreed. I begin to try and
contact Councilman Trimble, and was told each time he was
out of the office. Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham said he left a
message on Mr. Trimble' s home recorder and never received a
return call from Mr. Trimble. Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham said he
then called Mr . Larry Jackson and that he only needed a
majority of the three council members for this meeting to be
called for November 10th. Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham said he
also talked with Mr. Don Hughes about making this meeting.
Mr. Trimble finally called me on Thursday, and he said
Monday, November 10th was ok by him for this public hearing.
Letters and agenda' s went out informing the council members
of what I had attempted to do to put together a public
hearing for Nov. 10, 1986. Tonight just as I was getting
out of my car, Mr. Donovan gave me the following letter :
Nov. 10, 1986
"Dear Mavor Pro Tem Fulgham:
We the undersigned council members have each received a
letter stating a publ ,c hearing is set for November
10th at 8: 00 P. M. to consider the recall petition.
We have been advised that the law required council to
set the date for such a public hearing. Since we three
represent the on! ) remaining members of the city
council we cannot understand why we were not asked as a
council to call a public hearing . None of us are
willing to participate in a possibly illegal meeting
and we are hereby notifying you that we have no
intention of attending a public hearing until the
entire council receives proper notice under the Texas
Open Meetings Law of a council meeting for the purpose
of selecting a date and calling a public hearing.
For your information the date of November 18th at 7: 00
P. M. is acceptable for all of us to hold a public
hearing.
Sincerely,
Place l Chuck Trimble
Place 2 Cal Westerhof
Place 6 Sandra Donovan''
This letter is in the same manner in which I called this
meeting tonight. Having the public hearing on November
18th, will make the election day Dec. 20th.
Larry Jackson, City Attorney, said this will postpone the
election until sometime after the December 6tr election.
The remarks in the letter about this being illegal is not
true. This is a legal meeting.
Since there was not a quorum, the citizens were told there
would be no meeting.
Joe Fulgham, Mayor Pro Tern
ATTEST:
Carol yn Jones, Ci ty Secretary
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MINUTES
N0VEMBE0 11, 1906
7:45 P. M.
The Wylie City Council met in regular session on Tuesday,
November 11 , 198b at 7: 00 P. M. in the Wylie Lommunity Room.
A quorum was present and notice of the meeting had been
posted for the time and in the manner required by law.
Those present Mayor Pro Tem Joe Fulgham, Council Members
Chuck Trimble, Sandra Donovan, City Manager Gus Pappas, City
Secretary Carolyn Jones, Finance Director James Johnson,
Acting Public Works Director Kenneth Moelling, and
approximately 40 citizens.
Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham made a statement to the citizens that
there was not a quorum and we were giving Mr. Westerhof a
little more time. After some 30 to 35 minutes, Mayor Pro
Tem Fulgham called Mr. Don Hughes to come to the meeting in
order to have a quorum. Mr. Hughes arrived and requested
Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham keep the chair for the meeting and he
would take a seat at the council table.
Mayor Fulgham called the meeting to order one gave the
invocation at approximately 7: 45 P. M.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Motion was made by Councilman Trimble
to approve the minutes for October 28, 1986 as submitted.
Seconded by Councilwoman Donovan. The vote was as follows:
Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham - in favor, Councilman Trimble - in
favor, Councilwoman Donovan - in favor, and Councilman
Hughes - in favor (prior to Mr. Hughes voting, he asked for
some time to review the minutes) . This motion carried with
all in favor.
REAPPOINTMENT OF DR. TOM JONES AS HEALTH OFFICER FOR THE
CITY OF WYLIE: Dr. Jones has served as the City' s Health
Officer for the past year . Motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem
Fulgham to reappoint Dr . Jones as Health Officer for the
City of Wylie. Seconded by Councilwoman Donovan. The vote
was as follows: Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham - in favor,
Councilman Trimble - in favor , Councilwoman Donovan - in
favor , and Counciman Hughes - in favor ' This motion
carried with all in favor .
ADM[UN] P�[ER OATH--OF_{}FFlCE TO [7^ l'O/i_J{�N�S-i��_�i�~iLTl±-[���ICEi
IE:_ City Secretary Carolyr Jones gave
the oath of office to Dr ' Tom Jones'
PL8}LJ_C_HE"AING ON THE ANNEXATION_OF`'62{>. 029 ACRES_ yU.-']F_.rHE
FRAN( lN - S����[T-���8;
This property is located north of E. SH78 Let+.een E. SH78
and LaYe Lavon.. Thzs annexation has been inzrzated nv the
City and the letters have been sent to all prcpert) owners.
This area of land will firm up the boundary line for the
City of Wylie up to Lake Lavon. The Planning and Zoning
Commission recommends this property for anKexation to the
Council . Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham opened the public hearing,
there being no questions or opposztion, the public hearing
was closed .
PUBLIC HEARING ANNEXATION OF 279. 0574 ACRES ,OUT OF
THE FRANCISCO DE LA PINA SURVE/° COLL]]NCOUNTY
This property is located along and south of E. Brown Street
(Old SH78) and is owned by Jimmy Kreymer , Bill Kreymer ,
Carol Kreymer and Archie Kreymer. This annenation has been
initiated by the City and the letters have been sent to all
property owners. All of the above property owners have
signed voluntary annexation petitions. The Pianning and
Zoning Comn,ission recommends this propernv for onnexati 'zn
Ma-or Fro 7em Fulgham opened Lhe pubizc hearzrn ' therp beinq
ins 1t ^ �ni jr oPpcI Li on . tv 1 nun 1 c ME ±~ 1 '`�.
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PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ANNEXATION OF 50 ACRES OUT OF THE R�
D_._NEWMAN SURVEY, COLLIN COUNTY ABSTRACT 660: This property
is located on the north side of the Collin/Dallas County
line, east of SH78. More commonly described as being that
tract of land that lies between the George Lewis property
and the Collin /Dallas County line. This property will
close the boundary line between Wylie and Sachse and is a
section that both cities have agreed upon as a boundary
line. The City initiated this annexation and a letter was
sent to the property owner. The Planning and Zoning
recommends this for annexation into the City of Wylie.
Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham opened the public hearing, there being
no questions or opposition, the public hearing was closed'
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ANNEXATION OF 140. 58 ACRES OUT OF THE
J=_MITCHELL SURVEY, COLLIN COUNTY ABSTRACT 589, AND THE
WILLIAM PATTERSON SURVEY, COLLIN COUNTY ABSTRACT 716: This
property is bounded on the east by FM1378 and on the south
by Lake Ranch Road. There are two parcels making up this
tract, and have one owner. The City initiated this
annexation and a letter was sent to the property owner ' The
Planning and Zoning Commission recommends this for
annexation into the City of Wylie. This is the property
where the bridge will have to be rebuilt, but we hope to
give the land back to the property owners where the road
sits now and move the road over where Park Lane will be
coming through. Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham opened the public
hearing, there being no questions or opposition, the public
hearing was closed.
pUBL]I� HEARING ON THE ANNEXATION OF 256. 933 ACRES OUT OF THE
K__SpARKS .SURVEY, COLLIN_COUNTy_ ABSTRACT B49: This property
is located along and north of FM544. This annexation is
comprised of several small tracts along W. F~|544 and some
larger tracts that lie east of the Wylie/Murphy boundary
line. The City initiated this annexation and letters have
been sent to all property owners. Several of the property
owners have come in and signed voluntary annexation
petitions. The Planning and Zoning Commisszor recommends-.-
this property for annexation . Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham opened
the public hearing. City Manager Gus Pappas said there i =,
some developmenL in this area and the staf* has had e ' ot of
calls about what is being built in this area. This is our
chance to take control and give this zoning tQ help keep it
ir` line with what will be best for the area
Councilwoman Donovan wanted to know what we were pumoin'] in
tne Steel area. City Nonager Gus Pappas ain just tne
industrial and we pump it every otter day . Tvere is ? sr.ot
sewer line that needs to be installed and cne- we ~zl ] not
have to pomp the-e' But there n.s been sD ,po / projecLs
bigger and with greater peeds that this one too been pushed
osck. There being no other questions, the public hearing
was closed'
NEXATION ORDINANCE FOR 51 . 531 A��RES OUT OF THE
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ACHSE_SUR N COUNTY ABSTRACT 87.5q This
property is located on Hooper Road and south nf FM544' The
public hearings were held some time back , but the " inal
annexation was he1d up due co the TRO iniciated by the City
of Sachse. The TRO has exhausted itself and both sides
attorneys have discussed this fact and whether or not either
side should do anything. Sachse has begin to oost notices
for anne4ing these properties. The City of Sachse has to
start from day one which is a 60 day process and the City of
Wylie only has to sign the annexation ordinance. The City
Attorney, Larry Jackson, recommends to file a counter
injunction on Sachse which is a lot of money or to go ahead
and sign the anne^ation ordznancas.
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Councilwoman Donovan asked City Manager Gus Pappas if we had
anything to gain by doing this. City Manager Gus Pappas
said the City Attorney said if we had the opportunity and
did nothing, Sachse would use this in Court against us.
Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham said we had an obligation to
annexation these properties, as the owners have requested to
oe annexed into the City of Wylie. Mr . Reese° on of the
property owners, has filed a law suite against Sachse for
holding up his construction and development of the property.
Motion was made by Councilman Hughes to approve and sign the
annexation ordinance for 51 . 531 acres out of the William
Sachse Survey. Seconded by Councilman Trimble. The vote
was as follows: Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham - in favor,
Councilman Trimble - in favor, Councilwoman Donovan - in
favor, and Councilman Hughes - in favor. This motion
carried with all in favor.
APPROVAL OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE FOR 51 . 531 ACRESTHE
----- SA , COLl=IN COUNTY ABSTRACT 835: This
-------property �is located on Hooper Road and south of FM544. All
the public hearings have been held some time back. This is
a part of the TRO initiated by City of Sachse, as discussed
above. The request for zoning is for Agricultural ' Motion
was made by Councilman Trimble to approve zoning ordinance
for Agricultural zoning for 51 . 531 Acres out of the Williams
Sachse Survey. Seconded by Councilman Hughes. The vote was
as follows: Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham - in favor, Councilman
Trimble - in favor, Councilwoman Donovan - in favor, and
Councilman Hughes - in favor. This motion carried with all
in favor .
APPROVAL OF_ ANNEXATION ORDINANCE FOR 149.6546 ACRES__OUT__Of`
THE_ H. J . HARDIN SURVEY, COLLIN COUNTY ABSTRACT_438L This
property is located west of SH78 and south of 17M544. All
the public hearings were held some time back. Motion was
made by Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham to approve and sign annexation
ordinance for 149. 6546 acres out of the H. J. Hardin Survey.
Seconded by Councilman Hughes. The vote was as follows:
Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham - in favor , Councilman Trimble - in
favor , Councilwoman Donovan - in favor, and Councilman
Hughes' - in favor. This motion carried with all in favor .
APPROVAL OF ANNEXATION ORDINANCE FOR l00. 2Ei7 ACRES_{K�j_ OF,
THE R. L. NEWMAN SURVEY, COLLIN COUNTY ABSTRA{3 660L This
property is located east of S. SH7B and is owned by L. Reese
Company. All public hearings were hvld some time back '
Motion was made by Councilman Hughes to approve and sign
anne4ation ordinance for 100. 287 acres out of the R. D.
Newman Sur'ey. Seconded bv Councilman Trimble. Fhe vote
was as follows: Mayor Fro Tem Fu! gham - in favor ,
Councilman Trimble - in favor, Councilwoman Donovan - in
favor , and Councilman Hughes - in fnvor . 7nis motion
carried wizn all in favor.
APPROVAL OF ANNEXATION ORDINANCE FOR 37. 415 ACRES OUT _OF'7H£
NEWMAN SURVEY, COLLIN COUNTY ABSTRA �: This
property it located east of S. SH�8 and is owned by L. Reese
Company. All public hearings were held some time back.
Motion was made Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham to approve and sign
annexation ordinance for 37' 415 acres out of the R. D.
Newman Survey . Seconded by Councilman Hughes. The vote was
as follows: Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham - in favor, Councilman
Trimble - in favor , Councilwoman Donovan - in favor, and
Councilman Hughes - in favor. This motion carried with all
in favor .
APPROVAL OF ANNEXATION ORDINANCE FOR 5. 990 ACRES OUT OF THE
D. NEWMAN_ SUR\ EY _COLLIN COUNTY ABSTRACT 66{}: This
property is located east of S. SH78 and is owned by L. Reese
Company. The public hearing for this property were !'.eid
some time back. Motion was made by Councilman Hughes to
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the R. D. Newman Survey. Seconded by Councilman Trimble.
The vote was as follows: Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham - in favor ,
Councilman Trimble - in favor, Councilwoman Donovan - in
favor, and Councilman Hughes - in favor. This motion
carried with all in favor.
APPROVAL OF ANNEXATION ORDINANCE FOR 7. 297 ACRES OUT -HE
H. J . HARDIN SURVEY, COLLIN COUNTY ABSTRACT 438: This
property is located east of S. SH78 and is owned by L. Reese
Company. The public hearings have been held some time back.
Motion was made by Councilman Trimble to approve and sign
annexation ordinance for 7. 297 acres out of the H. J . Hardin
Survey. Seconded by Councilman Hughes. The vote was as
follows: Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham - in favor, Councilman
Trimble - in favor, Councilwoman Donovan - in favor, and
Councilman Hughes - in favor. This motion carried with all
in favor.
ApPROVAL OF ZONING ORDINANCE FOR 446. 273 ACRES OUT OF THE R.
D. NEWMAN SURVEY,
_COLLIN COUNTY ABSTRACT 660 AND THE H. J.
HARDIN SURVEY, COLLIN COUNTY ABSTRACT 438: This property is
located east of S. SH78 and is owned by the L. Reese
Company. The public hearings have been held some time back
and the request for zoning is Business One and Two, Retail ,
Multifamily, Single Family Two and Three' Motion was made
by Councilman Hughes to approve the above zoning for 446. 273
acres out of the R. D. Newman Survey, and the H. J. Hardin
Survey. Seconded by Councilman Trimble. The vote was as
follows: Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham - in favor, Councilman
Trimble - in favor, Councilwoman Donovan - in favor , and
Councilman Hughes - in favor . This motion carried with all
in favor.
APPROVAL AND EXECUTION OF REVISED PERSONAL PROPERTY FINANCE
CONTRACT AND ACCOMPANYING DOCUMENTS FOR THE ACQUISITION OF
AMBULANCE SERVICE AND OTHER VEHICLES: Finance Director
James Johnson presented to Council the revised contract on
the property being purchased in the ambulance service. The
following equipment is included in this purchase:
l Used 1983 Type 2 Ford Super Van Econoline 20}
1 Used 1981 Type 1 Ford Modular F-350
1 New 1986 Type 1 Modular Ambulance
1 New 1986 Fire Department Rescue Suburban,
The 1986-87 budget was appro°eo with these zte,:s i"c� uned in
it . Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham asked if this was just to apprOve
the financing of these items. Finance Director said vas,
that we will have to gc out for aids for the no- ambulance
ano the suburban' City Manager Gus Pappas saic the Transfer
oate iE now set for November 15, 1986 at whzcn 71ne we -111
haye tne insurance coverage that is needed.
Motion was made by Councilwoman Donovan to approve Fhe
financial contract for the purchase of the Ambulance Service
and the new equipment. Seconded by Councilman Trimble' The
vote was as follows: Mayor P46 Tem Fulgham - in favor ,
Councilman Trimble - in favor , Councilwoman Donovan - in
favor , and Councilman Hughes - in favor . This motion
carried with all in favor.
PRESENTATIONBY KERRY_W{]EKS REQUESTING_THE REMOVAL OF THE
8ARRIER,AC]RDSS THE ALLEYWAY BETWEEN BUTLER_AND HILLTOP
STREETQ� Mr . Weeks requested that the barrier that was just
recently put up at the entrance to the alley off Butler Ct.
be removed. Mr . Weeks feels the City made a decision
without contacting all the people that use that alley. Mr.
Weeks said he understood that the barrier was put up because
of speeders in the alley, but this is a police problem.
r/ayor Pro Tem Fulgham said he was not in total snreemet
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because of the people using it for a high speed
thoroughfare. This ideal of the barrier came from the
people that live off Butler Ct. and Woodhollow Ct.
Councilwoman Donovan wanted the staff to send out letters
again. City Manager Gus Pappas said the letters were sent
to those property owners who would be responsible for paying
for the repaving of the alley. Do you want letters sent to
those would have no responsibility for the upkeep of the
alley. Council directed City Manager Gus Pappas to take
down the barrier and send out letters to the property owners
on Briarwood, Woodhollow Ct. , Dogwood Ct. and Hilltop. City
Manager Gus Pappas reminded the Council that they had voted
to put the barrier up and this would take a vote to take it
down. Council still told City Manager to remove the
barrier.
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION: Mr . David Stephens of 303 Woodhollow
Ct. said he wanted to know if Council had to vote on putting
up the barrier, why could they take it down without a vote.
Mr. Stephens said he strongly objects to the Council taking
it down. City Manager Gus Pappas said Mr. Stephens was
right in stating that this needed a vote in order to take
down the barrier.
Mr. John Pierrel of 604 Stoneybrook said there are speed
bumps in the alley of Stoneybrook and if he could live with
these, the residents in this other area should be able to
live with the barrier.
Mr. Kerry Weeks of Briarwood said Council may take action on
putting up barriers on alleyways, and if you do it on one
you will do it on others. Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham said all
areas will be looked at as an individual area.
Councilman Hughes said what caused this problem was not
having a good review of plats on Planning and Zoning and the
City Council at the time this subdivision was built. Now
there is better and improved system and these areas are
looked at in a different way so as not to have cul-de-sac
when a through street is needed . City Manager Gus Pappas
said that the street crew could move into the allev between
Briarwood and Hilltop and put in gravel in the hole so
traffic can go through. The citizens saio there was not a
hole, the alley just stops.
Mr. Ernest Adkins of 1010 Mardi Gras, said he ~ould like to
make a statement concerning the public hearinu on Mondey.
November 10, 1986. Many citizens came to take part in s
legal Council meeting which the City Attornev sazd was
lenal ' This should come as no surprise to you, Courcilmar
Trimble, since you contacted the City Attorne°n vourself and
was told at that time that the meetino was legel . Realizing
that tne meeting was legal , l am confused by your actions or
maybe I should say lack of action regarding the hearing last
night . We, the people of Wylie, entrusted the life of our
City to you Councilman Trimble and to Councilman Wesferhof
and I am appalled by the letter which we were read last
night signed by Councilman Trimble, Councilman Westerhof and
Councilwoman Donovan. When we as citizens cannot depend on
your word such as when you made your verbai agreement wz0)
Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham to hold the public hearing last night
then we have a serious breach of trust . This breach was a
direct result of your actions Councilmen Trimble and
Westerhof and I feel your poor conduct requires an
explanation to the citizens. Are you Councilman Trimble
going to attend the meeting on Thursday night. Mr. Trimble
had no response. Councilwoman Donovan, are you going to
attend the Thursday night meeting. Mrs' Donovan said sne
would have to answer later . Mayor Pro rem Fulonam` are ,ou
soing to attend this meeting Thurwav night ' Nevor Pro rp.n
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Fulgham said yes. Councilman Hughes will you attend this
meeting. Mr . Hughes said yes.
Mr. John Pierrel 604 Stoneybrook said we elected you people
to carry out the business of the City, not to play games' I
as a citizens and tax payer feel very ripped off . I should
not have to take the time to make each Council meeting. You
people have been elected to serve the people of the Citv and
not anyone else. I did not put my life on the line to live
in a City where the elected officials do not care. I have
to leave work early just to get to these meetings and I feel
I should not have to do this.
Mrs. Olympia Margies 1010 Lucy Lane, my comments are
directed to those who need them. Councilman Trimble did you
say the recall election may call out people to vote and you
do not want more people coming out to vote on the Council
election just because of the recall issue. One does not
have to vote in all issues. On our petition there are 534
citizens wanting to vote on her, why do you not want them to
vote for the council election. Councilman Trimble, did you
not ride in a car with Councilwoman Donovan in the
Centennial Parade with a banner on it that said present
Council members. Did I not count right, or was there only
two council members instead of six members. Also about last
night, Councilman Trimble, you have showed us you respect no
one but Councilwoman Donovan. I do not have any respect for
you Councilman Trimble or Councilman Westerhof . I do have
much respect for Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham for the way he
handled the meeting.
Cecelia Woods 515 Woodhollow said she still liked Wylie and
feels that the ones that gives time on the Council does
deserve appreciation for their time. Why was Mayor Hugne-E�
brought back to the Council tonight.
Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham said that Mr. Larry Jackson and Mr .
Lewis Nichols said that because of a lack of a quorum, that
this step could be done in order to have a quorum and
conduct the city business. A council member is not really
relieved of his/her duties until the position has been
Tilled by election or appointment . Cecilia Woods said
this statement was on record. Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham said
yes.
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AWARD OF_BID FOR_�HA]]�-LI TEEL
City Manager Gus Pappas stated that the +ence was a part of
the finishing up at Steel Road Tank site. This will erclwse
the tank, values, pump house which could be meddled witn and
there has been one case where someone has meddled with the
equipment . There were three bids submittei frcm the
following firmE:
Mario' s Fence Co. $41990. 00
Liberty Fence Co. $4, 277. 00
J & J Fencing Co. $7, 632. 50
The City Engineering Department has reviewed these bids and
recommends the award of bid to Liberty Fence Co. in the
amount of $4, 277. 00.
Motion was made by Councilman Trimble to award the fence bid
to Liberty Fence Co. in the amount of $4, 277. 00. Seconded
by Councilman Hughes. The vote was as follows: Mayor Pro
Tem Fulgham - in favor, Councilman Trimble - in favor ,
Councilwoman Donovan - in favor , and Councilman Hughes - in
favor ' This motion carried with all in favor .
AUTHORIZATION TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR PICKUF TRUCK F{lR THE
PARKS DEPARTMENT: City Manager Gus Pappas stated that this
truck was included in the 86-87 budget, but needs Council
approval to advertise for bids. Motion was made by
Councilwoman Donovan to advertise for bids for pickup truck
for the Parks Department. Seconded by Councilman Hughes.
The vote was as follows: Mayor Pro Tem Fu1gham - in favor ,
Councilman Trimble - in favor, Councilwoman Donovan - in
favor , and Councilman Hughes - in favor - This motion
carried with all in favor.
APPROVAL OF_pRELIMINARY PLAT OF LIBERTY GROVE ESTATESL This
is an ETJ review and has been reviewed by the Planning and
Zoning Commission. The Planning and Zoning Commission
recommends approval with the relocation of an easement for a
future sewer line. The developer has agreed to install
streets to City specifications and has agreed to a larger
waterline than that first proposed. This area has been
designated for Single Family 1 homes on our planning map.
The homes that will be constructed in this plat are the same
size as what our Single Family 1 . This tract of land is not
contiguous with our City, and does not have water/sewer from
our city. The City does not have the power to enforce the
complete subdivision ordinance on this subdivision. The
State does grant us the opportunity to make some
requirements such as concrete streets, fire hydrants every
six feet. The water lines are smaller than what our
ordinance calls for, but easements have been required for
sewer lines and improvements to the water line if and when
this becomes a part of our City. Staff feels that they have
taken out most of the problems that could come back to haunt
us at a later date. Motion was made by Councilman Hughes to
approve the preliminary plat for Liberty Grove Estates with
the Planning and Zoning recommendations of the relocation of
the easement for a future sewer line. Seconded by
Councilman Trimble. The vote was as follows: Mayor Pro Tem
Fulgham - in favor, Councilman Trimble - in favor,
Councilwoman Donovan - in favor, and Councilman Hughes - in
favor. This motion carried with all in favor.
ACCEPTANCE OF DEDICATION OF DRAINAGE EASEMENT FROM RUST!('-
OAKS
EN APARTMENTS JOINT VENTURE :_ This drainage
easement is necessary in order for the work to proceed the
developer needs to dedicate this drainage easement ' The
easements is continued from the drainage line +rom the
Westgate Addition which has already been instai1en ' Motion
was made by CounciLwoman Donovan to accept the dedication of
the drainage easement from Rustic Oaks Garden Aoartments
Jnint Venture' Seconded by Councilman Trimble. The vote
was as follows: Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham - in favor ,
Councilman Trimble - in iavor , Councilwoman Donovan - 1n
favor , ano Councilman Hughes - zq favor . This notlon
carried with all in favor .
APPROVAL OF FINAL PLANS FOR MUNICIPAL COMPLEX:_ City Manager
Gus Pappas said the final plans for the Municipal Cpmplex
-had -been reviewed by the Code Enforcemeht Officer and found
all codes have been followed. The staff recommends approval
of these plans. Motion was made by Councilman Hughes to
approve the final plans for the Municipal Complex . Seconded
by Councilman Trimble. The vote was as follows: Mayor Pro
Tem Fulgham - in favor, Councilman Trimble - in favor"
Councilwoman Donovan - in favor , and Councilman Hughes - in
favor . This motion carried with all in favor'
COUNCIL DISCUSSION: Councilwoman Donovan asked City Manager
Gus Pappas why the item was not on the agenda in regards to
the street program. City Manager Gus Pappas said an
appraisal has to be done on the properties by a professional
registered apprazser . This is being clone now and you will
�ee it on the nent Council agerwa. You musf: prove that tne
lien being place on these properties are true and that
properties hold this value.
APPROVAL OF DRAW #1 FROM MUNICIPAL COMPLEX CONSTRUCTION FUND
TO SPEED FAD-CRETE: Finance Director James Johnson said the
draw down for Draw #1 is for $97, 561 . 44, and a CD will be
wired to the Bank tomorrow if this is approved in the amount
of $100, 000. This has been reviewed and is correct. Mayor
Pro Tem Fulgham thanked Mr. Johnson for the work done on
this draw down schedule. Motion was made by Councilman
Trimble to approve Draw #1 from Municipal Complex
Construction Fund to Speed Fab-Crete in the amount of
$100,000. Seconded by Councilwoman Donovan. The vote was
as follows: Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham - in favor, Councilman
Trimble - in favor , Councilwoman Donovan - in favor, and
Councilman Hughes - in favor. This motion carried with all
in favor.
There being no other business, Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham called
for a motion to adjourn. Motion was made with all in favor
to adjourn.
Joe Fulgham, Mayor Pro Tem
ATTEST:
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Carolyn Jones, City Secretary
CALLED CITY COUNCIL
MEETING - MINUTES
NOVEMBER 137 89S6
9:00 P. M.
The Wylie City Council met in a called session on Thursday,
November 13, 1986 at 9:00 P. M. in the Wylie Community Room.
A quorum was present and notice of the meeting had been
posted for the time and in the manner required by law.
Those present were Mayor Pro Tem Joe Fulgham, Council
Members Sandra Donovan, Chuck Trimble, Cal Westerhof , and
Don Hughes, City Manager Gus Pappas, City Secretary Carolyn
Jones, and a number of citizens.
Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham called the meeting to order.
SET DATE FOR PUBLIC HEARING AS REQUESTED BY COUNCILWOMAN
SANDRA DONOVAN: Motion was made by Councilwoman Donovan to
set the public hearing on Tuesday, November 18, 1986 at 7: 00
P. M. in the High School Cafeteria. Seconded by Councilman
Trimble. The vote was as follows: Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham -
in favor, Councilman Trimble - in favor, Councilwoman
Donovan - in favor, and Councilman Hughes - in favor. This
motion carried with all in favor.
City Manager Gus Pappas made the state that we would have to
call the school on Friday morning to acquire permission to
hold the meetintg at the high school .
Motion was made to adjourn, with all in favor.
Joe Fulgham, Mayor Pro Tem
ATTEST:
Carolyn Jones, City Secretary
CALLED CITY COUNCIL
MEETING — MINUTES
NOVEMBER le, 8906
7:00 P. M.
The Wylie City Council met in regular session on Tuesday,
November 18, 1986 at 7: 00 P. M. in the Wylie High School
Cafeteria. A quorum was present and notice of the meeting
had been posted for the time and in the manner required by
law. Those present were Mayor Pro Tem Joe Fulgham, Council
Members Don Hughes, Chuck Trimble, Calvin Westerhof , and
Sandra Donovan, City Manager Gus Pappas, City Secretary
Carolyn Jones, Finance Director James Johnson, several news
media representatives and approximately 100 citizens'
Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham called the meeting to order and gave
the invocation.
PUBLIC HEARING AT THE REQUEST OF COUNCILWOMAN SANDRA DONOyA ,1
AS PROVIDED BY THE CITY CHARTER: Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham
stated that this public hearing was for Councilwoman Donovan
to answer to the charges that have been brought against her
in a petition for recall . The Charter in Article Six , Sec.
1 states: ''The qualified voters of the City of Wyie shall ,
by following the procedures set out in this charter, have
the power to propose ordinances to the city council , to
requrie reconsideration by the city council of any adopted
ordinances, and to revoke the office of any elected city
official . Article Six , Section 8, An elected official whose
removal is sought by recall may, within five (5) days after
such recall petition has been presented to the city counrii ,
request that a public hearing be held to permit him to
present facts pertinent to the charges specified in the
petition. Should such a request be made, the city council
shall order that a pub1c hearing be held not less than five
(5) days nor more than fifteen ( 15) days after receiving
such request for a public hearing. " Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham
asked Councilwoman Donovan if she wanted to make a
statement .
Councilwoman Donovan thanked everyone for coming and taking
time away from their families. The following is a copy of
the statement Councilwoman Donovan read.
Response of
Sandra Donovan
to Charges of Incompetency
and
Non-Compliance with Wylie's Charter
Public Hearing
November 18, 1986
CHARGE
1 . Mrs. Donovan violated Wylie' s City Charter (Art. III,
Sec. 8 . C. and Art. IV, Sec. 7. A. ) by giving a direct order to a
City Employee at various times during the month of May, 1986, by
ordering a member of the Police Department to pick her up at her
residence and take her for a ride around the City. Further,
Art. III , Sec. 6 . B. (2) of said charter provides for the express
forfeiture of office when any provision of Sec. 8 of said Art.
III is violated by a councilman (or mayor) .
Art. III, Sec. 8. C. of Wylie City Charter provides :
C. INTERFERENCE WITH ADMINISTRATION
Except for the purpose of inquiries and
investigations as provided by this charter, the
city council or its members shall deal with city
officers and employees who are subject to the
direction and supervision of the city manager
solely through the city manager, and neither the
city council nor its members shall give orders to
any such officer or employee, either publicly or
privately, except as otherwise provided in this
charter. (Emphasis added) .
Art. IV, Sec. 7. A. provides:
SECTION 7 : PERSONNEL SYSTEM
A. Neither the city council nor any of its
members shall request or direct the
appointment of any person to, or his removal
from office or employment, by the city
manager or any of his subordinates; provided
that the appointment or removal from office
of department heads shall be subject to
approval of the city council. Except for the
purposes of inquiry, the city council and its
members shall deal with the city' s
administrative service solely through the
city manager. And, neither the city council
nor its members shall give orders to any
subordinates of the city manager, either
publicly or privately, except as may be
provided in this charter. (Emphasis added) .
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RESPONSE
My contact with Lt. Holley was for an inquiry. I had
received four or five calls from citizens concerning some police
matters - one specifically asked me to talk with Lt. Holley about
police moral.
I called Lt. Holley at work and said I would like to talk
with him. He said fine. I asked if that afternoon would be
alright. He said it would be. I asked what time he would like
me to come down to the police station. He said if we meet in the
police station we would be interrupted by the phone and people
coming in and out. He asked if I mind talking in the police car
as he drove around the city. I said that would be alright with
me. So he said fine I ' ll pick you up at 1 :00 p.m.
I have checked with Lt. Holley since this charge has been
made and he has told me that the above statement is correct and
that I have never given him any order. He further told me that
no one (except me) ever checked with him before or since this
charge has been made.
This charge is totally false and without any merit.
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CHARGE
2. Mrs. Donovan violated Wylie' s City Charter when she
solicited and obtained sufficient votes to exclude the city
manager from the deliberations concerning the residential
qualifications of Councilman Harold Spence. This was in direct
violation of Art. IV, Sec. 1 . E. (4) of Wylie's City Charter.
Art. IV, Sec. 1 . E. (4) of city charter provides:
E. DUTIES
The city manager shall be empowered to:
(4) Attend all city council meetings and have the
right to take part in discussions, but he shall not
vote.
RESPONSE
When we entered the library for our Executive session
(closed to the public by law) I asked Mayor Hughes if the city
secretary and city manager could be excluded from our
discussions. He said he didn't care if they're present or not,
but it's whatever the majority of the council wanted. He then
asked if we wanted Gus and Carolyn out of the meeting and all
council members (Bud, Harold, Cal, & Myself) shook their heads
yes. This was not a council meeting but an executive closed
session.
The charter does not give the city secretary or the city
manager any right to attend council executive sessions over the
objection of a majority of the council.
It is unfair to single me out for recall because I ask a
question and the mayor ask the council their wishes and a
majority expressed their opinion to conduct the executive session
without the city manager and city secretary being present.
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CHARGE
3 . Mrs. Donovan violated Art. III, Sections 8 . B. and C.
of Wylie ' s City Charter when she made derogatory written
statements against a city employee who was under the sole
direction and control of the city manager by insisting such
statements be placed in that employee's personnel file.
Additional authority as to such control and supervision by the
city manager is found under Art. IV, Sections 6. C. and 7. A.
Art. III, Sec. 8. B. and C. of the charter provides:
SECTION 8: PROHIBITIONS
B. APPOINTMENTS AND REMOVALS
Neither the city council nor any of its
members shall in any manner dictate the
appointment or removal of any city
administrative officers or employees whom the
city manager or any of his subordinates are
empowered to appoint, but the city council,
at a meeting called for that purpose, may
express its views and fully and freely
discuss with the city manager anything
pertaining to appointment and removal of such
officers and employees. (Emphasis added) .
C. INTERFERENCE WITH ADMINISTRATION
Except for the purpose of inquiries and
investigations as provided by this charter,
the city council or its members shall deal
with city officers and employees who are
subject to the direction and supervision of
the city manager solely through the city
manager, and neither the city council nor its
members shall give orders to any such officer
or employee, either publicly or privately,
except as otherwise provided in this charter.
(Emphasis added) .
RESPONSE
A city employee (city manager's secretary) called a council
member (me) a "bitch" in an open council meeting. After speaking
to the city manager about the incident and getting no positive
action, I , with advice of the Texas Municipal League' s legal
counsel, wrote a letter to the city manager summarizing what had
happened that evening. I also wrote a separate letter to the
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city manager specifically stating my opinion that his decision in
this matter was not satisfactory. I then asked that the letters
be put in the secretary' s personnel file. I also asked the city
manager to have the council discuss the issue in a regular
meeting or executive session. The city manager ignored this
request.
I had no dealings directly with the city manager' s secretary
over this incident.
I have violated neither of the provisions of the city
charter quoted above. I did not dictate any action to the city
manager. I did express my opinion in the form the Texas
Municipal League attorney told me was proper.
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CHARGE
4 . The incompetency and ineffectiveness of Mrs. Donovan is
amply demonstrated by the fact that she has caused to be placed
on the agenda for the city council only the following items
during the approximately six (6) months she has been on the
Council:
a. Termination of the city manager (three times) .
b. The appointment of Wylie' s representative to the
North Texas Municipal Water District.
c. The futile effort on August 26, 1986 to remove
Mayor Pro-Tem Joe Fulgham by offering five (5) separate
agenda items: (1) to consider "qualifications of Joe
Fulgham to continue in office"; (2) to appoint person to
fill his place; (3) to administer oath to his replacement;
(4) to elect Mayor Pro-Tem; and (5) "appointment of
temporary replacement for city manager. "
No constructive or positive matters for the general good or
benefit of Wylie has been promoted by Mrs. Donovan, but she has
been instrumental in obtaining the resignation of the mayor and
two councilmen due to her derisive behavior.
RESPONSE
Even if every allegation under Item No. 4 were true, which
it is not, it would not be sufficient grounds to support a
recall.
In addition to the items which are listed in this charge
that I have placed on the agenda I have also caused to be placed
the following items and many others on the agenda:
1 . Lowering residential speed limit.
2. Municipal complex to bond election.
3 . Financing of complex by bond issue not lease -
purchase.
4 . Street resurfacing program.
5. Suggest names of citizens for appointment to Parks and
Recreation and P & Z & NTMWD Board.
The charges under Item No. 4 are indicative of the entire
political issue at stake in this recall matter. It is
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interesting to note that there is no alleged violation of any
provision of the City Charter of Wylie! The allegations are
totally political in nature and are an attempt on the part of the
city manager and a few supporters of his to intimidate me. These
charges say simply we don't like the positions that she has
taken.
The underlying issue is who makes the policy for the City of
Wylie -- the mayor and city council or the city manager. I
believe that the elected officials should make the policy
decisions and that the city employees should carry out those
decisions. I do not believe it will ever work in a democracy if
the roles become reversed. It is this belief of mine which has
caused the city manager and others to attack me and to seek to
intimidate me and hopefully get me to resign or be recalled.
I must admit that their efforts to date have given me and my
family a great deal of discomfort and inconvenience. I will
hasten to add, however, that their efforts will not be
successful, they will not intimidate me! I will not resign. I
intend to serve out my entire term the voters elected me for no
matter how unpleasant these few people try to make my service.
The issue is much greater than Sandra Donovan. The issue is
will an elected representative of the people of the City of Wylie
be allowed to complete a term of office. This issue is basic to
our democratic principles of government and it is of vital
importance to the future of our city. This principle is worth
fighting for!
The suggestion that I have "been instrumental in obtaining
the resignation of the mayor and the two councilmen" due to my
derisive behavior is totally untrue and is disputed by the three
council members who have resigned in statements which are
attached to this response and is refuted by the mayor in his
resignation statement in the minutes of this council for a
meeting held July 22, 1986.
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Harold Spence
125 7. 544
1yle , Texas 75098
november 17, 1936
P1rs. Sandra Donovan
337 Hilltop
?Wylie, Texas 75098
Dear Sandra:
Let me take this opportunity to make this _Public statement,
again, concerning my resignation from the 'Wylie City Council in
July of 1986. Your service on the City Council had nothing to do
with my resignation.
The time that I served with you on the City Council was en-
joyable. I feel that your research on the agendas was very thor-
ough , as well as an asset to the city. When •annexation or zoning
of property was on the agenda, you would take the time and effort
to drive by the property and inspect it; the majority of the City
Council does not do this . I feel assured that your concerns in-
clude an improved police and fire department.
You have genuine concerns for the citizens and the City of
:Wylie. I am aware that you do not agree with some of the Policies
that are now under consideration; hopefully, you will be given the
opportunity-to Exercise your convictions , as the citizens of '.'ylie
elected you to do.
I feel the current recall petition against you is based on
political issues rather than legitimate claims. _'ou may be assured
that you have my continued support , as .you are a very strong in-
dividual, who does not succumb to political pressure.
since ely,
Caro ld Spence
"S/at
November 17, 1986
To Whom It May Concern:
This letter is being written to dispell recent
allegations made concerning my resignation from
the Wylie City Council . My resignation was made
due to personal reasons and was not a result of
anyone's influence . Sandra Donovan was in no way
a factor in my decision to resign from the City
Council .
Lowell S. Brewster
1
November 17, 1986
To Whom It May Concern:
Once again I want the citizens of Wylie to be made aware
that my resignation as a member of the City Council was not in
any way due to Sandra Donovan.
I believe it is time for some people to begin to think in
terms of going ahead with business that pertains to Wylie and
allow the people who have been elected to serve and make the
decisions in matters concerning our city. In a democracy we
allow people to serve the term to which they have been elected,
and if at the end of their term we are not satisfied with their
performance, we replace them.
I believe it is time to start allowing people to have an
opinion that might not necessarily be the same as yours if we
are going to maintain the "democratic spirit" that has always
been in Wylie.
Si erely, (
Geline Dodd
CHARGE
5. Mrs. Donovan has consistently and blatantly disregarded
the reasonable and orderly rules and procedures as established by
the City staff by refusing to complete the agenda requests. The
city manager has the responsibility to prepare and accept items
for inclusion in the official agenda of all city council meetings
(ART. 4 , Sec. 1 .E. (7) ) . These procedures and forms are designed
for the orderly conduct and flow of the City' s business and
should be observed by the citizens of Wylie and the
councilpersons of Wylie alike.
Art. 4 , Sec. 1 . E. (7) of the charter provides:
(7) Prepare and submit to the city council, an
annual report on the finances and administrative
activities of the city, as of the end of the fiscal
year, such report to be due not later than one hundred
twenty (120) days after the end of the city' s fiscal
year. The report of individual audit, as required by
this charter, shall be incorporated into the annual
report submitted by the city manager.
RESPONSE
Charging me with a violation of a provision of the charter
concerning the "annual report on finances, . . . " shows the
viciousness and carelessness of these people.
Since I have no responsibility under (7) I could not
possibly have violated it.
They apparently were intending to charge me with violation
of Art. 4, Sec. 1 . E. (5) . I have not violated that provision of
the charter either.
Our city charter Sec. 12 provides:
SECTION 12: RULES OF PROCEDURE
The city council shall, by ordinance, determine
its own rules and order of business, and the rules
shall provide that citizens of the city shall have
a reasonable opportunity to be heard at any
meeting with regard to any matter under
consideration. . . . (Emphasis added) .
The city manager rather than the city council has adopted a
form for placing items on the agenda. This form has never been
submitted to the council for their approval. Two other council
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members and I had requested that an item be placed on the agenda
concerning whether or not Joe Fulgham currently met the
residential qualifications to remain on the council. I asked the
city manager to place the item on the agenda at the request of
the two other council members and me. The city manager asked me
to sign an agenda form which implied that I alone had requested
this item to be placed on the agenda. I told him that that was
not accurate because Cal and Chuck had also submitted this item.
I asked Gus to call Cal and Chuck and confirm with them but he
refused.
This form which the city manager prepared was never a
procedure required by ordinance before an item could be placed on
the agenda. The city manager did this on his own volition
without submitting this item to the council for their approval.
The city manager has not followed Section 12.
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Councilwoman Donovan said in conclusion, it was her
understanding that the recall election be paid for by the
petitioners committee. Councilwoman Donovan asked the
following questins:
1 . Who will pay for the election, the petitioners
committee or the tax payers of Wylie?
2. The City Attorney has been called several times in
regards to this recall petition, who will pay for
his fees, the petitioners committee or the taxpayers
of Wylie?
3. City Manager, City Secretary and the City Manager ' s
Secretary have all spent many hours on this
petition, who will pay for their hours, the
petitioners committee or the tax payers of Wylie?
Councilwoman Donovan then asked that her fellow council
members to vote no on placing this recall on a ballot.
Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham wanted to know if Councilwoman Donovan
wanted to discuss the questions she had just asked.
Councilwoman Donovan asked what questions. Mayor Pro Tem
Fulgham said the ones about who will pay for all these
expenses. Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham said the Charter states
that the voters of the City have the power to ask the
council to reconsider ordinances or recall an officer '
Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham than stated that if this public
hearing had been held earlier, this item would have been put
on the December 6th ballot and there would not have been any
extra expense for another election. These petitioners are
tax payers, they believe that anything they request of the
City Council will be taken care of . The attorney' s fees
falls into the same category as all the chargers that you,
Councilwoman Donovan have caused the tax payers since April
when you, Councilwcman Donovan have called the attorney.
Mr. Louis Nichols, Attorney, said that these are expenses
that soould be oaid for by the City. He had never heard of
anyone expecting the L'zmmittee to pay for sucn chargers'
CALL�iFOR ELECTIIN FOR THE RECALl=-IF [%}UY�.D=�OM
DONOVAN: Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham stated that Article Six ,
Section 10 says '' If an officer whose removal is sought does
not resign, then the c1ty Louncil shall order an election
and set the date for molding such recall election. The date
selected for the recall election shall be the first date
permitted by law for holding said election after twenty-five
(25> days after the date the petition was presented to the
city council , or from the date of the public hearing, if one
was held. " Mr. Louis Nichols, attorney, said a recall maybe
held any time after the twenty-five (25) days and the first
date available would be December 20, 1986.
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Motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham to call for an
election for the recall of Councilwoman Donovan to be held
on December 20, 1986. Seconded by Councilman Hughes. The
vote was as follows: Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham - in favor,
Councilman Trimble - against, Councilman Westerhof -
against, Councilman Hughes - in favor, and Councilwoman
Donovan - against. There was no decision on this motion,
with three against and two in favor. The City Charter
states it takes four votes to pass or deny action.
Motion was made to adjourn with all in favor.
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Joe Fulgham, Mayor Pro Tem
! ATTEST:
Carolyn Jones, City Secretary
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MINUTES
NOVEMBER 25, 1986
7:00 P. M.
The Wylie City Council met in regular session on Tuesday,
November 25, 1986 at 7: 00 P. M. in the Wylie Community Room.
A quorum was present and notice of the meeting had been
posted for the time and in the manner required by law.
Those present were Mayor Pro Tem Joe Fulgham, Council
Members Calvin Westerhof , Sandra Donovan, and Chuck Trimble,
City Manager Gus Pappas, City Secretary Carolyn Jones,
Finance Director James Johnson, Acting Public Works Director
Kenneth Moelling, Ron Homeyer from the Engineering
Department and some citizens.
Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham called the meeting to order and gave
the invocation.
A}qqROVAL OF MINUTES: Minutes were submitted for the
meetings of November 10, 11 , 13, and 18, 1986. Motion was
made by Councilman Westerhof to approve all minutes as
submitted. Councilwoman Donovan made another motion to
approve only November 11th and 13th minutes. Mayor Pro Tem
Fulgham seconded the motion made by Councilman Westerhof .
The vote was as follows: Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham - in favor,
Councilman Trimble - against, Councilman Westerhof - in
favor, and Councilwoman Donovan - against. There was no
decision on the first motion with a vote of two in favor and
two against. The City Charter states it takes four votes to
carry or deny a motion. Councilman Trimble seconded the
motion made by Councilwoman Donovan to approve minutes for
November llth and 13th. The vote was as follows: Mayor Pro
Tem Fulgham - against, Councilman Trimble - in favor,
Councilman Westerhof - against, and Councilwoman Donovan -
in favor. There was no decision on the second motion with a
vote of two in favor and two against. The City Charter
states it takes four votes to carry or deny a motion.
FINAL PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ANNEXATION OF 620. 028_ACRES OUT
OF _THE FRANCISCO DE LA PINA SURVEY, COLLIN COUNTY ABSTRACT
68{8:L This property is located north of E. SH78 primarily
between the Texana Property and the Federal land adjacent to
Lake Lavon. Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham opened the public
hearing, there being no questions or opposition, the public
hearing was closed.
FINAL_1qUBLICHEARING ON THE ANNEXAT]I}N OF 279. 0574 A{]R ES OUT
DF_THE_ERANCISCO_IUE_LA PIN+i, SURVEy , COLLIN COUNTY ABSTRACT
68B:_ This property is located along and south of E. Brown
Street (Old SH78) . Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham opened the public
hearing, there being no questions or opposition, the public
hearing was closed.
FINAL PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ANNEXATION OF 50 ACRES OUT OF
THE R. D. NEWMAN SURVEY, COLLIN COUNTY ABSTRACT 660: This
Property is located west of Muddy Creek along the
Collin/Dallas County line. Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham opened the
public hearing, there being no questions or opposition, the
public hearing was closed.
FINAL PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ANNEXATION OF 140. 58 ACRES OUT
OF__THE J. MITCHELL SURVEY, ABSTRACT 589, AND THE WILLIAM
pATTERSON SURVEY, ABSTRACT 716, COLLIN COUNTY: This
property is located west of FM1378 and north of Lake Ranch
Road. Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham opened the public hearing,
there being no questions or opposition, the public hearing
was closed.
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FINAL PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ANNEXATION OF 156. 993 ACRES OUT
OF THE M. SPARKS SURVEY, COLLIN COUNTY ABSTRACT 849: This
property is located on the north side of W. FM544 across
from Steel Industrial Park. Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham opened
the public hearing, there being no questions or opposition,
the public hearing was closed.
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION: Dale Fulgham of 309 Woodhollow Court
said she was wanting to see first if Mr. Weeks was in the
audience. I do not know how many of you have had a chance
to read the Wylie News, but that is what I want to address
you about. I do not know what it takes to make a letter
slanderous other than this letter, but the News says they do
not publish things like that. First, Mr. Weeks stated that
he has been told that our City Manager was the problem,
while it seems that he plays up to Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham as
he is well informed on City business. It is hard to tell by
this form of writing, if Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham is well in
formed or if the City Manager is well informed. Either one
should be well informed on City business. Second part of
Mr. Weeks letter was that money most likely is the issue
here. Dale Fulgham said she agreed, money and power maybe.
The third item that the one thing we needed to guard against
was the constant change in our Master Plan. Dale Fulgham
said she thinks the citizens need to know why everytime we
change council , we change the master plan. Builders and
Developers are getting tired of being messed around, they do
not know what to expect from the City of Wylie' Fourth, Mr.
Weeks questioned the creditability of the Mayor Pro Tem. It
appears to Mr. Weeks that Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham thinks he is
the Council . Mr. Weeks said Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham quotes
the regulations on one side and then turns to another and
violates it. I have no ideal of what he is talking about.
Does anyone on the Council know what Mr . Weeks is talking
about. The sixth item, Mr. Weeks said he attended a meeting
where Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham said he called Mr. Brewster and
Mr' Hughes' Mr. Weeks said he believed Mr. Brewster when he
said he did not receive a call from Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham
that night, and yet Mr. Hughes sure got there quick, it sure
looks like a set up to me. Dale said that Joe called Lowell
Brewster, not that day, but two or three days before and
asked him if he was needed, would he come back to the
Council table. Mr. Brewster said no he did not want to
return to a City Council and set in a chair for any reason.
Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham also contacted Mr . Hughes and Mr.
Hughes said yes. When this situation came up, Mayor Pro Tem
"ulgham did not call Mr. Brewster that night, but he did
call Mr. Hughes. Dale Fulgham then turned and addressed
Mr. Trimble about his statement of not being called. Mr.
Trimble, Joe called and left several messages that you never
returned. Chuck do you play your calls back . Mr. Trimble
had no comments' Dale said I have an answering machine, and
I play all my calls back . The conflict of interest Mr.
Weeks is talking about. I do not know what Joe has that
would be a conflict of interest. Citizens are confused,
Chuck will not raise his head and answer you. Calvin
Westerhof will not give a straight answer twice. Calvin
Westerhof , about Nov. 10th, Joe and I were both there when
Joe asked you about this date and time and you said it would
be okay. Citizens are confused and angry.
Cecelia Woods 515 Woodhollow, as vou know, I have been to
most of the Council meetings. I would like for the Mayor
and Council to set up a format for Citizen Participation. I
do not feel it is the time to berate the Council or citizens
who write to the newspaper and are not here to hear you.
Mr. John Pierre! of 604 Stoneybrook said to the lady who
just sit down, you need to look at the Constitution of the
United States. What is everyone afraid of . If you do not
think you have done anything wrong, then why not face the
voters. You Council Members refused to uphold tMe Citv
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Charter and gave the dirty work to a judge. If you can, t
stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.
AWARD OF BID FOR POLICE CARS: There were eleven ( 11 ) bid
packets mailed out and five bids received as follows:
Dealer Unit Price Extended Price
North Central Ford $11 , 779. 00 $35, 337. 00
Newman Chevrolet $11 , 940. 00 $35, 820. 00
Lakeside Chevrolet $13, 093. 00 $39, 279. 00
Ray Chevrolet $11 , 109. 38 $33, 328. 14
Doran Chevrolet $11 , 704. 74 $35, 114. 22
Councilman Westerhof asked about bids for 86 year models.
City Manager Gus Pappas said the 86 year models had already
been sold by the time the bids were sent out. Staff
recommends the award of bid to Ray Chevrolet, which is the
low bidder. Motion was made by Councilman Westerhof to
award to Ray Chevrolet in the about of $33, 328. 14 for three
cars. Seconded by Councilman Trimble. The vote was as
follows: Mayor Pro Tam Fulgham - in favor, Councilman
Trimble - in favor, Councilman Westerhof - in favor , and
Councilwoman Donovan - in favor. This motion carried with
all in favor.
ACCEPTANCE OF PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING STUDY ON WYLIE
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT: City Manager Gus Pappas said
the agenda should have read acceptance of preliminary
engineering study not approval . Councilwoman Donovan wanted
to know if this is just accepting the preliminary study and
not giving okay for work to be done. City Manager Gus
Pappas said this is the study that we needed in order to go
forth with our treatment plant. Now it is time to spend
some time and money on the existing plant and not move on
with the new plant until the City has more growth. Motion
was made by Councilwoman Donovan to accept the preliminary
engineering study on Wylie Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Seconded by Councilman Trimble. The vote was as follows:
Mayor Fro Tam Fulgham - in favor, Councilman Trimble - in
favor , Councilman Westerhof - in favor, and Councilwoman
Donovan - in favor. This motion carried with all in favor'
AUTHORIZATION TO ENTER INTO A LEASE/PURCHASE AGREEMENT TO
PROVIDE POLYMER INJECTION SYSTEM FOR THE WYLIE WASTQATE]R
TREATMENT PLANTgL Councilwoman Donovan wanted to know who we
would lease instead of buying. Finance Director James
Johnson said the advantage for Capital outlay for
reimbursement. Mr . Santry and I have talked about this, on
the life of the equipment it would be better to lease
purchase than buy. It is really an issue of cash versus
lease. Councilman Trimble wanted to know what the operating
cost was. Mr. Johnson said $3. 00 to $4. 00 per day.
Councilman Trimble asked about the report from CH2M Hill
about the cost of the equipment or was it the polymer that
cost so much. City Manager Gus Pappas said that Mr' Santry
could give you a better report upon his return, but spending
the money for chemicals to enhance our plant would be a
reasonable expense. Polymer is going to go into the lines
in the clarifier and in the drying beds. Motion was made by
Councilman Westerhof to approve the authorization to enter
into a lease/purchase agreement to provide polymer injection
system for the Wylie Wastewater Treatment Plant. Seconded
by Councilman Trimble. The vote was as follows: Mayor Pro
Tam Fulgham - in favor, Councilman Trimble - in favor,
Councilman Westerhof - in favor, and Councilwoman Donovan -
in favor' This motion carried with all in favor.
COUNCIL DISCUSSION: Councilwoman Donovan wanted to know if
the council could have copies of the maps showing the ETJ
i with Lucas and with Garland. City Manager Gus Pappas said
the Cit` did not receive Exhibit ''B" from Garland. We know
what was to be on it, but did not receive a copy. City
Manager Gus Pappas said there is a line that runs through
Sachse and Wylie for Garland` s Power lines going to their
power plant. Garland gave Sachse a letter stating that
Garland would not exercise their ETJ rights. In Wylie^ s
area , Garland jumped our City Limits, you can not do this.
That is why is it important to get these agreements for ETJ
signed. City Manager Gus Pappas said on Lucas there is a
small development at the tip of a peninsula called Trinity
Park. Lucas annexation meanders considerable and is very
strange. When the City of Wylie annexed up the lake, Lucas
invited us to attend a Council meeting. Lucas thought we
were taking in Trinity Park. We assured Lucas that we would
not take in Trinity Park. Mayor Pro Tam Fulgham asked if
this was the letter written to Garland in 1970. City
Manager Gus Pappas said yes. A group of citizens from Wylie
went to the public hearing on this annexation of Garlands.
Garland stated they were protecting their City from taxes on
their power plant . There is a similar problem with City of
Dallas, as their boundary is on Lake Ray Hubbard.
Councilwoman Donovan wanted to know if the street program
was moving forward or if staff was waiting on a decision
from Council . City Manager Gus Pappas said there was no
decision from Council . Councilwoman Donovan said that
December 23rd was not a good date for a public hearing.
City Manager Gus Pappas said that was the first date
available and if letters have gone out, then we should go
ahead. If the letter have not gone out, then we can change
the date. There are 20 letters and this was the earliest
possible date. Councilwoman Donovan said to send follow up
letter stating we moved the meeting to January. Councilman
Trimble said to move the meeting to January.
Mayor Pro Tam Fulgham said since we brought up the Garland
letter, I want the Council to know that I was upset when I
saw the Garland Paper. I called the City Manager, and
Assistant City Manager of Garland and asked them about the
Garland/Wylie dispute. They reported that the paper called
them and wanted to make something out of this and they told
the paper there was nothing. Garland City Manager said
Wylie and Garland have no boundary problems, that they
needed to finish something that was started back in 1970.
City Manager Gus Pappas said he needed to ask Council if in
Your opinion we need to take action on or if it is within
his authority to move days off for holidays. The personnel
regulations state Thanksgiving the City will be closed for
Thursday and Friday, Christmas the City will be closed for
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. This year, Christmas Eve
and Christmas Day will mean the City will be closed
Wednesday and Thursday and come back to work on Friday. I
do not believe Friday will be a very productive day and I
have asked all the department heads about closing Thursday
and Friday and working on Christmas Eve. Mayor Pro Tam
Fulgham put this item on the next agenda and to also change
the personnel regulations to say City Manager may designate
days off for holidays so long as he does not exceed the
number days listed, such as Christmas there are two days.
AUTHORIZATION TO ISSUE TAX ANTICIPATION NOTE Up_TD
$1{0, 000. : Finance Director James Johnson said the staff is
asking for your authorization to obtain a short term bank
loan in anticipation of the taxes that will be paid to the
City. Due to the change in the federal tax structure,
property owners have until Jan. 31 , 1987 to pay their taxes
and still claim them for 1986 year. The Revenue generated
for the first six weeks of the budget year is down from what
was expected from ad valorem taxes, building permits, etc.
The note will not exceed 60 days and staff is asking for
this only if it is needed. Motion was made bv Councilman
Trimble to grant autoorization to issue tax anticipation
note up to $100 000, Seconded by Councilwoman Donovan. The
vote was as follows: Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham - in favor,
Councilman Trimble - in favor, Councilman Westerhof - in
favor, and Councilwoman Donovan - in favor. This motion
carried with all in favor.
AUTHORIZATION TO SEEK BIDS FOR NORTEX TANK SITE CONSTRUCTION
MATERIALS: These materials are needed to complete the job
at Nortex Tank Site in installation of the piping and meter
vault and pump building. These are budgeted items, but
since the amount is expected to be greater than $5, 000. ,
staff must, by law seek bids. Councilwoman Donovan said we
had a meeting back in the summer, that a statement was made
that at that time the equipment being bid was all that was
needed. City Manager Gus Pappas said for the equipment, but
this is for the pump house and the building materials to
connect the pump house to the tank. The bid we awarded was
the low bid and did not have this pump house included in it.
Councilwoman Donovan asked about the gate value with a cost
of $3, 75'2. 00. Mr. Ron Homeyer- from the engineering
department said that was only one quote and the engineering
department has received another quote of $1 , 800. Motion was
made by Councilwoman Donovan to grant authorization to seek
bids for Nortex Tank Site construction materials. Seconded
by Councilman Trimble. The vote was as follows: Mayor Pro
Tem Fulgham - in favor , Councilman Trimble - in favor,
Councilman Westerhof - in favor, and Councilwoman Donovan -
in favor. This motion carried with all in favor.
AUTHORIZATION TO SEEK BIDS FOR INVENTORY ITEMS TO STOCK
WAREHOUSE: Finance Director James Johnson stated that in
the last 60 days, we have been setting up a warehouse in
order to get better control on the parts that are used..
This will also enable us to get competitive bids and hope to
save the City some money and time on i obs by navi ng the
parts in stock and not having to find what is needed for
this jobwithin a few hours. Motion was made by
Councilman Westerhof to grant authorization to seek bids for
inventory items to stock warehouse. Seconded by Councilman
Westerhof . The vote was as follows: Mayor Pro Tem Ful gham
-. in favor, Councilman Trimble - in favor, Councilman
Westerhof - in favor , and Councilwoman Donovan - in favor.
This motion carried with all in favor .
AUTHORIZATION TO SEEK BIDS FOR MATERIALS FOR CONNECTING
WATERLINE BETWEEN LAKE RANCH ESTATES AND PRESIDENTIAL
ESTATES: This is a p oiect to make a loop in this area and
is a small project that will enhance the City'Cityrs own system.
Councilwoman Donovan wanted to know if this is a high
priority when we have leaks. to fix all over town. I_it'-.
Manager Gus Pappas said it was a matter of timeliness.
Presidential Estates is now under con_trutctj.on and now is
the time to do this lob since there i s. no one l i `-i ng there
and we would n c t be cutting
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Councilwoman Donovan asked for a copy of the impact Fund and
all expenses. Finance Director James Johnson told he it was
on the financial sheets passed out to the council each
month. Motion was made by Councilman Westerhof to grant
authorization to seek bids for materials for connecting
waterline between Lake Ranch Estates and Pre=-identi al
Estates. Seconded Councilman r b - . f ,_ --t
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follows: Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham - in favor, Council man
Trimble - in favor, Councilman Westerhof - in favor , and
Council woman Donovan - in favor . This motion carried with
all in favor . City Manager Gus Pappas stated that the
reason Mr. Westerhof did not abstain is that this is only
granting authorization to seek bids not expending funds.
When the bids are award, since Mr . Westerhof i e. employed by
the owners of Presidential Estates, Mr . Wes.terno�t will have
to abstain.
PRESENTATION BY FINANCE DIRECTOR CONCERNING THE PROPOSED
INCREASE FOR WATER/SEWER RATES FOR THE CITY OF WYLIE:
Finance Director James Johnson said this is something that
Council has been talking about for months, the water and
sewer rates need to be reconstructed and increased. I have
given you the proposed rate in two plans, this increase
comes from the fact that North Texas Municipal Water
District has increased our price on water purchases. Mr.
Johnson also stated that since our growth rate has fallen
that it would be better to make more improvements to our
existing plant and not build the new plant yet. City
Manager Gus Pappas said that when the original factor was
given to CH2M Hill , Wylie was growing at a faster rate and
needed the new plant. Since that time, the growth as fallen
off and our plant with improvements would be large enough at
the present time. The rate increase for sewer would have
been much greater had we been looking at a new treatment
plant, than what this rate increase is showing now. If on
the other hand growth picks up, than Impact fees will pick
up and we will be ready for the cost of the plant.
Councilman Westerhof said that it would be a 12' 5% increase
this year and next year possible another increase. Do you
know what that increase will be. Mr. Johnson said no, not
at this time. Councilman Westerhof said if growth stays in
remission, will we see a rate increase like this. Mr.
Johnson said yes, part of the problem with the water and
sewer rates increase is that Wylie has always budgeted for
small repairs and not for replacement of old lines and major
repairs. This rate structure is a step up from what we have
been doing in the past. The person who uses more water will
pay more and the person who uses less water will pay less.
This is just the opposite from what has been happening. In
our current system, the person who uses more water is billed
at a lesser rate than one who uses less water' Mr . Johnson
also stated that without the Impact Fund, the water and
sewer rates would have to be increased much more than what
we are looking at right now. Mr. Johnson also stated that
in his opinion, the council should raise the Impact Fee and
raise it significantly. City Manager Gus Pappas said that
if you leave the Impact Fees at their current level there
will be considerable large rate increases to cover bond
issues for capital improvements. Mr. Johnson said if
Council feels the need for a workshop, to let staff know.
This is not a simple thing to look at and does need to be
studied . Councilwoman Donovan said a workshop sounds good.
Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham said the auditors as well as the
people in New York wants to see this rate increase.
AUTHORIZATIONTO PURSUE WATER/SEWER DEBT RESTRUCTURIN{ n_
Finance Director James Johnson said this was only the
authority to pursue the studv and checking out the
possibility of restructuring the water/sewer debt' Mr .
David Medanich said that he is not asking for approved
numbers but approval to prepare the reconstruction of these
debts. Without this reconstructuring, water rates will have
to be increased significantly over the next several years
just to justify the bond issue on the new sewer plant, since
that money, under current conditions, must be excess and
available before the bonds can be considered. Motion was
made by Councilman Trimble to grant authorization to pursue
water/sewer debt restructuring. Seconded by Councilman
Westerhof . The vote was as follows: Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham
- in favor , Councilman Trimble - in favor , Councilman
Westerhof - in favor, and Councilwoman Donovan - in favor.
This motion carried with all in favor.
AUTHORIZATION OF ADDITIONAL SERVICES TO TASK ORDER #1 FROM
CH2M HILL: City Manager Gus Pappas stated that this task
order is needed because of the shift that the slow down in
growth cycle has caused which has place greater emphasis on
improvements to the existing plant rather than speed on
constructing the new plant. Etaff recommenba approval , +o-
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record, this will be paid for through Impact Fund. Motion
was made by Councilman Westerhof to approve the additional
service to Task Order #1 from CH2M Hill with the maximum
amount being $42, 809. Seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham.
The vote was as follows: Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham - in favor,
Councilman Trimble - in favor, Councilman Westerhof - in
favor, and Council woman Donovan - in favor. This motion
carried with all in favor .
AUTHORIZATION TO RENT PADDLE SCRAPER FOR INTERIM PERIOD
UNTIL SETTLEMENT MADE OF SANITATION CONTRACT AT THE CITY' S
OLD LANDFILL: City Manager Gus Pappas said the State of
Texas wants some dirt work done at the landfill . The State
is not interested in our problem ,with Moore, they just want
the pit filled in that has been left open. Moore entered
into a contract with the City of Wylie for the lease of the
old landfill and the up keep of the road leading into the
landfill . Since that time, Moore has found that the State
is upgrading the permit the City had and wants a large
number of improvements done to the landfill . This has
changed Moore' s mind in keeping their contract with Wylie.
They have dug a pit, then moved off the landfill and left it
for Us to fill i n. The State of Texas views the open and
unused pit as a pond and it is illegal to have a water
bearing pond on top of an old landfill . The State of Texas
hold the City of Wylie responsible and wants some of the
work started. City Manager Gus Pappas said i f we rent the
paddle scraper, he would like for the staff to go ahead and
level the old landfill , this will have to be done in the
future. Councilman Westerhof wanted to know if we were
going to rent. City Manager Gus Pappas said it was clearly
in our opinion to rent this equipment for one year. The
numbers are so large to rent, we thought of contracting the
work out, but those numbers are greater . At this point , the
rental for one year which has to have a maintenance
agreement with it is greater than the purchase price. The
lease is approximately $68, i is ii i. for one year . Cost of
contracting this lob out is estimated at
180, 000 and this is
only to fill in the pond. Councilwoman Donovan wanted to
know if the staff was. sure we would get the money back.
Councilman Westerhof wanted to know how much of a fine would
be. City Manager Gus Pappas said as much as $10, 00. per
day Councilwoman Donovan asked if the City had a front end
loader. City Manager- Gus. Pappas said it does, but the front
end loader will not handle a large load at a time.
Councilwoman Donovan said time was not the issue why not
use the front end loader. City Manager Gus Pappas said the
bucket is on a back hoe and we would be taking the back hoe
off another lob: to do t_hi. c lot. City Manager =!u_ Pappas
_.... that Moorewasstuck with the low rates for refuse
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collections until they pa.y what they owe the r'y v. Finance
Direct.or James Johnson Salsaici he told Moore the landfill issue
has tc:- be settled prior to their rate hearing for.. a rate
increase.ease. City Manage'.. b!u�s. Pappas+=' said ii d staff i - _.t.
used .-+ - �.i�-�._ _d.. looking c.
renting a piece of equipment for one year. Finance
Director James Johnson said it might be better to buy this
used equipment and then sell it and bill Moore for our loss.
City Manager Gus Pappas asked Council for authorization to
rent with maximum dollar amount. City Manager Gus Pappas
said the staff does not recommend the figure of $68, 000.
that they received today. Motion was made by Councilman
Westerhof to grant authorization to the staff to look into
:leasing the equipment with it not to exceed $1500. 00 per
month for one year. Seconded by Councilwoman Donovan. The
vote was as follows Mayor Pro Tem Fulgham - in favor ,
Council man Trimble - in favor, Councilman Westerhof - in
favor, and Councilwoman Donovan - in favor. This motion
carried with all in favor.
(here being nc other business. a. motion was ,Tic_! to __-
iourn
with all in favor
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Joe Fulgham, Mayor Pro Tem
ATTEST:
Carolyn Jones, City Secretary
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CITY INITIATED ANNEXATIONS
SUMMARY :
29 letters of intent mailed .
11 voluntary requests for annexation returned
1 letter of objection
MOSE SPARKS SURVEY, ABSTRACT 849 (W. FM544 area)
WILLIAM CAMPBELL Tracts 11 and 10 94 .01 acres and 41 .88
acres. Has more property in the vicinity which he has
voiced a desire to have annexed into the City of Wylie.
PERRY EASTERLING Tract 12 44.9 acres. Mr. Easterling
has had other properties which he has voluntarily
annexed into the City. City has good working
relationship with Mr. Easterling.
MILDRED WATTS Tract 26 .57 acres. Small tract fronting
on W. FM544.
KENNETH MCKINNEY Tract 1 .50 acres. Mr. McKinney' s
only question was that he would like to have the
property zoned for commercial use.
FRANCISCO DE LA PIMA SURVEY, ABSTRACT 688 - E. Brown St.area
ARCHIE KREYMER Tract 110, 39 .954 acres
BILL KREYMER Tract 112 - 35.8 acres
KAROL A. KREYMER Tract 111 - 34 .950 acres. Although
we have not received a signed voluntary annexation, we
have spoken with Ms. Kreymer on the telephone on two or
three occasions and she wants her property annexed into
the City but wanted the zoning to be delayed until she
had an opportunity to study the matter and make a
request for zoning .
JOHN WILLIS KREYMER Tracts 124-9 and 124 consisting of
140 .840 acres and 1 acre.
JIMMY KREYMER Tract 140 - 1 acre
FRANCISCO DE LA PINA SURVEY, ABSTRACT 688 - LAKE LAVON AREA
ROBERT ALEXANDER III Tract 31-9, 327 .222 acres and
Tract 31 one acre.
JOHN PENDERY Tracts 14-9 , 73 .986 acres; 14 , 1 acre;
74, 49.61 acres; 29 , 36. 498 acres and 75, 11 .599 acres.
We have not received a signed voluntary petition for
annexation these tracts, we visited with Mr. Pendery' s
representatives in our office a few days ago and they
are agreeable to this annexation.
The only objection we received was from Thomas Jernigan who
owns tract 29 out of the M. Sparks Survey consisting of .53
acres. Mr. Jernigan' s father visited with us in the office
and asked a lot of questions and left a letter with us which
we answered. His primary concern was for the effect of this
annexation upon an existing business and about codes. His
objections were not hostile and we have no further contact
with him.
TOTAL ACREAGE - 1,355.9404
TOTAL VOLUNTARY - 728.676
BALANCE, INVOLUNTARY 627.2944
ANNEXATION ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS ANNEXING THE
HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED TERRITORY INTO THE CITY OF WYLIE,
TEXAS, AND EXTENDING THE BOUNDARY LIMITS OF THE CITY SO AS
TO INCLUDE SAID HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED PROPERTY WITHIN THE
CITY LIMITS AND GRANTING TO ALL INHABITANTS AND OWNERS OF
SAID PROPERTY, ALL THE RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES OF OTHER
CITIZENS AND BINDING ALL INHABITANTS BY ALL THE ORDINANCES,
ACTS, RESOLUTIONS AND REGULATIONS OF THE CITY; PROVIDING A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF
SAID ORDINANCE.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Wylie, Texas, finds
that the hereinafter described territory is contiguous and
adjacent to the corporate limits of the City of Wylie; and
WHEREAS, the City has prepared a service plan for the area,
a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit "A"; and
WHEREAS, after notice was duly given, public hearings on the
proposed annexation were held by the City Council all in
compliance with Article 970-A, Vernon' s Annotated Civil
Statutes of the State of Texas; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has concluded that such area
should be annexed into and made a part of the City of Wylie,
Texas:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS:
SECTION 1 . That the following described territory be, and
the same is hereby, annexed into and made a part of the
corporate limits of the City of Wylie, Texas, and the same
shall hereafter be included within the territorial limits of
said City, and the inhabitants thereof shall hereafter be
entitled to all rights and privileges of other citizens of
the City , and shall be bound by the ordinances , acts,
resolutions and regulations of the City of Wylie, Texas.
Said territory hereby annexed being described as follows:
Tract 14-9 consisting of 73 .986 acres; and Tract 14
consisting of 1 acre; and Tract 74 consisting of 49 .61
acres; and Tract 15 consisting of 7 .4 acres; and Tract
85 consisting of 6.161 acres; and Tract 87 consisting
of 2 .07 acres; and Tract 88 consisting of 22.904 acres;
and Tract 72 consisting of 49.89 acres; and Tract 84
consisting of 5.5 acres; and Tract 29 consisting of
36 .498 acres; and Tract 75 consisting of 11 .599 acres;
and Tract 31-9 consisting of 327.222 acres; and Tract
31 consisting of 1 acre; and 34 .47 acres of railroad
right-of-way owned by the St. Louis & Southwestern
Railway Co. for a total of 629.31 acres out of the
Francisco de la Pina Survey, Collin County Abstract
688 .
SECTION 2. It is the intention of the City to annex only
that territory which is legally subject to being annexed by
the City and should any portion of the above described
territory be not subject to legal annexation by the City of
Wylie, Texas, such fact shall not prevent the City from
annexing such portion of said territory which is subject to
legal annexation by the City of Wylie, Texas. Therefore, if
any provision or portion of the territory herein described
is held to be invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction,
such provision or portion of land shall be deemed as
separate, distinct and independent and such holding shall
not affect the validity of the remaining provisions of this
ordinance or portions of land annexed by this ordinance.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take effect from and after
its passage as the law in such cases provides.
DULY PASSED by the City Council of the City of Wylie, Texas,
this the day of 19
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APPROVED:
MAYOR
ATTEST:
CITY SECRETARY
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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ANNEXATION ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS ANNEXING THE
HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED TERRITORY INTO THE CITY OF WYLIE,
TEXAS, AND EXTENDING THE BOUNDARY LIMITS OF THE CITY SO AS
TO INCLUDE SAID HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED PROPERTY WITHIN THE
CITY LIMITS AND GRANTING TO ALL INHABITANTS AND OWNERS OF
SAID PROPERTY, ALL THE RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES OF OTHER
CITIZENS AND BINDING ALL INHABITANTS BY ALL THE ORDINANCES,
ACTS, RESOLUTIONS AND REGULATIONS OF THE CITY; PROVIDING A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF
SAID ORDINANCE.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Wylie, Texas, finds
that the hereinafter described territory is contiguous and
adjacent to the corporate limits of the City of Wylie; and
WHEREAS, the City has prepared a service plan for the area,
a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit "A"; and
WHEREAS, after notice was duly given, public hearings on the
proposed annexation were held by the City Council all in
compliance with Article 970-A, Vernon' s Annotated Civil
Statutes of the State of Texas; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has concluded that such area
should be annexed into and made a part of the City of Wylie,
Texas:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS:
SECTION 1. That the following described territory be, and
the same is hereby, annexed into and made a part of the
corporate limits of the City of Wylie, Texas, and the same
shall hereafter be included within the territorial limits of
said City, and the inhabitants thereof shall hereafter be
entitled to all rights and privileges of other citizens of
the City , and shall be bound by the ordinances, acts,
resolutions and regulations of the City of Wylie, Texas.
Said territory hereby annexed being described as follows :
Tract 110 consisting of 39.954 acress; and Tract 112
consisting of 35.8 acres; and Tract 100 consisting of
25.5134 acres; and Tract 111 consisting of 34 .950
acres; and Tract 124-9 consisting of 140.840 acres; and
Tract 124 consisting of 1.0 acres; and Tracct 140
consisting of 1.0 acres; all out of the Francisco de la
Pina Survey, Collin County Abstract 688 totaling
279.0574 acres.
SECTION 2. It is the intention of the City to annex only
that territory which is legally subject to being annexed by
the City and should any portion of the above described
territory be not subject to legal annexation by the City of
Wylie, Texas, such fact shall not prevent the City from
annexing such portion of said territory which is subject to
legal annexation by the City of Wylie, Texas. Therefore, if
any provision or portion of the territory herein described
is held to be invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction,
such provision or portion of land shall be deemed as
separate, distinct and independent and such holding shall
not affect the validity of the remaining provisions of this
ordinance or portions of land annexed by this ordinance.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take effect from and after
its passage as the law in such cases provides.
DOLT PASSED by the City Council of the City of Wylie, Texas,
this the day of 19
APPROVED:
APPROVED AS TO FORM
MAYOR
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ANNEXATION ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS ANNEXING THE
HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED TERRITORY INTO THE CITY OF WYLIE,
TEXAS, AND EXTENDING THE BOUNDARY LIMITS OF THE CITY SO AS
TO INCLUDE SAID HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED PROPERTY WITHIN THE
CITY LIMITS AND GRANTING TO ALL INHABITANTS AND OWNERS OF
SAID PROPERTY, ALL THE RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES OF OTHER
CITIZENS AND BINDING ALL INHABITANTS BY ALL THE ORDINANCES,
ACTS, RESOLUTIONS AND REGULATIONS OF THE CITY; PROVIDING A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF
SAID ORDINANCE.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Wylie, Texas, finds
that the hereinafter described territory is contiguous and
adjacent to the corporate limits of the City of Wylie; and
WHEREAS, the City has prepared a service plan for the area,
a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit "A"; and
WHEREAS, after notice was duly given, public hearings on the
proposed annexation were held by the City Council all in
compliance with Article 970-A, Vernon' s Annotated Civil
Statutes of the State of Texas; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has concluded that such area
should be annexed into and made a part of the City of Wylie,
Texas:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS:
SECTION 1. That the following described territory be, and
the same is hereby, annexed into and made a part of the
corporate limits of the City of Wylie, Texas, and the same
shall hereafter be included within the territorial limits of
said City, and the inhabitants thereof shall hereafter be
entitled to all rights and privileges of other citizens of
the City, and shall be bound by the ordinances, acts,
resolutions and regulations of the City of Wylie, Texas.
Said territory hereby annexed being described as follows:
Tract 19 consisting of 50 acres out of the R. D. Newman
Survey, Collin County Abstract 660.
SECTION 2. It is the intention of the City to annex only
that territory which is legally subject to being annexed by
the City and should any portion of the above described
territory be not subject to legal annexation by the City of
Wylie, Texas, such fact shall not prevent the City from
annexing such portion of said territory which is subject to
legal annexation by the City of Wylie, Texas. Therefore, if
any provision or portion of the territory herein described
is held to be invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction,
such provision or portion of land shall be deemed as
separate, distinct and independent and such holding shall
not affect the validity of the remaining provisions of this
ordinance or portions of land annexed by this ordinance.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take effect from and after
its passage as the law in such cases provides.
DULY PASSED by the City Council of the City of Wylie, Texas,
this the day of 19
APPROVED:
MAYOR
ATTEST:
CITY SECRETARY
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
CITY ATTORNEY
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ANNEXATION ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS ANNEXING THE
HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED TERRITORY INTO THE CITY OF WYLIE,
TEXAS, AND EXTENDING THE BOUNDARY LIMITS OF THE CITY SO AS
TO INCLUDE SAID HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED PROPERTY WITHIN THE
CITY LIMITS AND GRANTING TO ALL INHABITANTS AND OWNERS OF
SAID PROPERTY, ALL THE RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES OF OTHER
CITIZENS AND BINDING ALL INHABITANTS BY ALL THE ORDINANCES,
ACTS, RESOLUTIONS AND REGULATIONS OF THE CITY; PROVIDING A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF
SAID ORDINANCE.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Wylie, Texas, finds
that the hereinafter described territory is contiguous and
adjacent to the corporate limits of the City of Wylie; and
WHEREAS, the City has prepared a service plan for the area,
a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit "A"; and
WHEREAS, after notice was duly given, public hearings on the
proposed annexation were held by the City Council all in
compliance with Article 970-A, Vernon' s Annotated Civil
Statutes of the State of Texas; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has concluded that such area
should be annexed into and made a part of the City of Wylie,
Texas:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS:
SECTION 1. That the following described territory be, and
the same is hereby, annexed into and made a part of the
corporate limits of the City of Wylie, Texas, and the same
shall hereafter be included within the territorial limits of
said City, and the inhabitants thereof shall hereafter be
entitled to all rights and privileges of other citizens of
the City, and shall be bound by the ordinances, acts,
resolutions and regulations of the City of Wylie, Texas.
Said territory hereby annexed being described as follows:
Tract 4 consisting of 37.13 acres out of the J.
Mitchell Survey, Collin County Abstract 589; and Tract
29 out of the Wm. Patterson Survey, Collin County
Abstract 716 for a total of 140.58 acres.
SECTION 2. It is the intention of the City to annex only
that territory which is legally subject to being annexed by
the City and should any portion of the above described
territory be not subject to legal annexation by the City of
Wylie, Texas, such fact shall not prevent the City from
annexing such portion of said territory which is subject to
legal annexation by the City of Wylie, Texas. Therefore, if
any provision or portion of the territory herein described
is held to be invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction,
such provision or portion of land shall be deemed as
separate, distinct and independent and such holding shall
not affect the validity of the remaining provisions of this
ordinance or portions of land annexed by this ordinance.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take effect from and after
its passage as the law in such cases provides.
DULY PASSED by the City Council of the City of Wylie, Texas,
this the day of 19
APPROVED:
MAYOR
ATTEST:
CITY SECRETARY
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
CITY ATTORNEY
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS ANNEXING THE
HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED TERRITORY INTO THE CITY OF WYLIE,
TEXAS, AND EXTENDING THE BOUNDARY LIMITS OF THE CITY SO AS
TO INCLUDE SAID HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED PROPERTY WITHIN THE
CITY LIMITS AND GRANTING TO ALL INHABITANTS AND OWNERS OF
SAID PROPERTY, ALL THE RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES OF OTHER
CITIZENS AND BINDING ALL INHABITANTS BY ALL THE ORDINANCES,
ACTS, RESOLUTIONS AND REGULATIONS OF THE CITY; PROVIDING A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF
SAID ORDINANCE.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Wylie, Texas, finds
that the hereinafter described territory is contiguous and
adjacent to the corporate limits of the City of Wylie; and
WHEREAS, the City has prepared a service plan for the area,
a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit "A" ; and
WHEREAS, after notice was duly given, public hearings on the
proposed annexation were held by the City Council all in
compliance with Article 970-A, Vernon' s Annotated Civil
Statutes of the State of Texas; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has concluded that such area
should be annexed into and made a part of the City of Wylie,
Texas:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS:
SECTION 1 . That the following described territory be, and
the same is hereby, annexed into and made a part of the
corporate limits of the City of Wylie, Texas, and the same
shall hereafter be included within the territorial limits of
said City, and the inhabitants thereof shall hereafter be
entitled to all rights and privileges of other citizens of
the City, and shall be bound by the ordinances, acts,
resolutions and regulations of the City of Wylie, Texas .
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Said territory hereby annexed being described as follows :
Tract 11 consisting of 94 .01 acres; and Tract 10
consisting of 41 .88 acres; and Tract 8-9 consisting of
28 .011 acres; and Tract 39 consisting of 3.5 acres; and
Tract 8 consisting of 1 acre; and Tract 40 consisting
of 4 .0 acres; and Tract 37 consisting of 1 .599 acres;
and Tract 9 consisting of 0.699 acres; and Tract 12
consisting of 44 .9 acres; and Tract 24 consisting of
15.5 acres; and Tract 25 consisting of 15 acres; and
Tract 41 consisting of 1.5 acres; and Tract 26
consisting of .57 acres; and Tract 27 consisting of .54
acres; and Tract 28 consisting of .54 acres; and Tract
29 consisting of .53 acres; and Tract 30 consisting of
.51 acres; and Tract 31 consisting of .52 acres; Tract
1 consisting of .50 acres; and Tract 32 consisting of
.50 acres; and Tract 33 consisting of .49 acres; and
Tract 23 consisting of .694 acres for a total of
256 .993 acres out of the M. Sparks Survey, Collin
County Abstract 849; together with all the railroad
right-of-way owned by the St. Louis & Southwestern
Railway Co. contained in the M. Sparks Survey, Collin
County Abstract 849 .
SECTION 2. It is the intention of the City to annex only
that territory which is legally subject to being annexed by
the City and should any portion of the above described
territory be not subject to legal annexation by the City of
Wylie, Texas, such fact shall not prevent the City from
annexing such portion of said territory which is subject to
legal annexation by the City of Wylie, Texas. Therefore, if
any provision or portion of the territory herein described
is held to be invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction,
such provision or portion of land shall be deemed as
separate, distinct and independent and such holding shall
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not affect the validity of the remaining provisions of this
ordinance or portions of land annexed by this ordinance.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall take effect from and after
its passage as the law in such cases provides.
DULY PASSED by the City Council of the City of Wylie, Texas,
this the day of 19
APPROVED:
MAYOR
ATTEST:
CITY SECRETARY
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, A HOME RULE POLITICAL
SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF TEXAS, GRANTING PERMISSION FOR
EXTENDED HOURS OF OPERATION FOR PRIVATE CLUBS AS LISTED
BELOW; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE; PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WYLIE,
THAT: by separate action of the City Council of the City of
Wylie, Texas the following private clubs are granted
permission for extended hours of operation as defined in the
Texas Liquor Control Codes.
1 . Steaks Over Texas
1956 E. SH78
Wylie, Texas
SEVERABILITY:
If any one or more of the, sections, provisions,
clauses, words or terms of this ordinance shall
for any reason be held invalid, illegal, void or
unenforceable, such invalidity, illegality,
voidness, or unenforceability, shall not, in any
way, affect any other section, provision, clause,
word or term of this ordinance and the City
Council hereto agrees that they would have
approved this ordinance regardless of such
invalidity, illegality, unenforceability or
voidness.
EFFECTIVE DATE:
This ordinance shall become effective upon passage
and approval by the City Council of the City of
Wylie, Texas
PASSED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
WYLIE, TEXAS ON THIS THE DAY OF 1986.
Chuck Trimble, Mayor
ATTEST:
Carolyn Jones, City Secretary
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MEMORANDUM
DATE: December 4, 1986
TO: Mr. Gus H. Pappas, City Manager
FROM: Mr. I.W. Santry, Jr. , P.E. , City Engineer -���
SUBJECT: Collin County Bridges on Roads 298 and 431
Collin County Public Works Department has been working with
their engineering consultant on the reopening of McMillian
Road (CCR No.298) by rebuilding the bridge across Muddy
Creek, and the rebuilding of a bridge on Tray Road (CCR No.
431) at Rush Creek.
The Engineering Department has met with the Collin County
Public Works Department and their consultant on these two
projects for planning purposes and the concurrence of the
City of Wylie.
McMillian Road Project. In the process 04 discusiOR, the
project it was pointed out that "Perks' Blvd. " or McMillian
was to be removed north of the present location to allow for
a straightening of the road from Muddy Creek to FM 1370.
This arrangement would mean that the County would need to
secure a temporary road easement to return McMillian to the .
existing R.O.W. on the east side of Muddy Creek and '4110w
the reopening of McMillian.
Troy Road Project. The purpose of this project is to
enlarge the openings now existing at the location where
water passed over the road and should provide for the future
Rush Creek Flow.
Collin County Public Works Department thinks that the
relocation of the McMillian Road structure appears to be a
reasonable arrangement and would like the concurrence of the
City Council . In both projects the design will be such as
to allow for the additional widening of the roads when
necessary in the future.
The Engineering Staff recommends to the City Council that
the improvements by Collin County be approved in concept.
Detailed information will be available at the City Council
Meeting on December •, 1986.
MEMORANDUM
DATE: December 4, 1986
TO: Mr. Gus H. Pappas, City Manager
FROM: Mr. I.W. Santry, Jr. , P.E. , City Engineer
SUBJECT: New Speed Zone on FM1378 at FM2514 Southward
The City Engineering Staff has reviewed the speed zone
recommendation of the State Highway Department & Public
Transportation for FM1378 fro* the city limit at ;. .
southward.
The Engineering Staff concurs with the State Highway
Department & Public Transportation proposal and recommends
that the City Council approve the ordinance setting a 45
mile per hour speed zone within the City Of Wylie limits at
FM Station 121+70 t tar Vital & p
approximately a
04,
Mr. Clarence Rought.ry lIn t fir'
initiated the rtgimst based ups 1_ , rnq C
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speed zone is to within the city l`l isi s :+ the i ` . Yk'
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Sheet 1 of 3
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NO.
SPEED ZONE ORDINANCE
AN ORDINANCE ALTERING THE PRIMA FACIE SPEED LIMITS
ESTABLISHED FOR VEHICLES UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
SECTION 1690) OF ARTICLE 6701 d, VERNON'S TEXAS
CIVIL STATUTES,:1UPdI F.M. ' HIGHWAY NO.
1378 OR PARTS' TFIERtOF, WITHIN THE IN-
CORPORA E LIMITS OF THE CITY OF WYLIE
AS SET OUT IN THIS ORDINANCE; AND PROVIDING A
PENALTY OF A FINE NOT TO EXCEED $200.00 FOR THE
VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE.
WHEREAS, Section 169(b) of Article 6701 d, Vernon's Texas Civil
Statutes, provides that whenever the governing body of the City shall determine
upon the basis of an engineering and traffic investigation that any prima facie
speed therein set forth is greater or less than is reasonable or safe under the
conditions found to exist at any intersection or other place or upon any part of
a street or highway within the City, taking into consideration the width and con-
dition of the pavement and other circumstances on such portion of said street or
highway, as well as the usual traffic thereon, said governing body may determine
and declare a reasonable and safe prima facie speed limit thereat or thereon by
the passage of an ordinance, which shall be effective when appropriate signs
giving notice thereof are erected at such intersection or other place or part of
the street or highway; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF WYLIE , TEXAS:
SECTION 1.
Upon the basis of an engineering and traffic investigation hereto-
fore made as authorized by the provisions of Section 169(b) of Article 6701 d,
Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes, the following prima facie speed limits hereafter
indicated for vehicles are hereby determined and declared to be reasonable and safe;
and such speed limits are hereby fixed at the rate of speed indicated for vehicles
traveling upon the named streets and highways, or parts thereof, described as
follows:
A. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
WYLIE , TEXAS:
1. That from and after the date of the passage of this speed
speed zone ordinance, no motor vehicle shall be operated
along and upon F.M. Highway No. 1378 within the
corporate limits of the City of —"'Wyli a in ex-
cess of the speeds now set forth in the following limits:
Sheet 2 of 3
(a.) Beginning at said point (Station 121+70) being at the North City
Limits of Wylie thence continuing along F.M. 1378 in a Southerly
and Easterly direction for a distance of 0.307 mile, approximate-
ly, said point being at Station 137+92, a maximum speed of 45 MILES
PER HOUR.
SECTION 2.
The Mayor of Wylie is hereby authorized
to cause to be erected, appropiate signs indicating such speed zones.
SECTION 3,
Any person violating any of the provisions of this ordin-
ance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof
shall be fined in any sum not to exceed Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00).
PASSED AND APPROVED THIS DAY OF ,A.D. ,19
Mayo,-
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Sheet 3 of 3
ATTEST:
City Secretary
City of Wylie Texas
APPROVED AS TO LEGAL FORM: APPROVED:
City Attorney City Manager Wylie City of Wylie Texas City of y Texas
I, City Secretary of the City of
Wylie , Texas, hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true and correct copy of Ordinance No.
adopted by the City Council of the City of Wylie
Texas, , A.D. , 19
To certify which, witness my hand and seal of office this day
of , A.D. , 19
City Secretary
City of Wylie Texas
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MEMORANDUM
DATE: November 26, 1986
TO: Gus H. Pappas, City ManagerP161(/
FROM: Ron Homeyer, Asst. City Engineer
SUBJECT: NORTEX TANK SITE
Mr. Tim Dawson of Tim Dawson - Utility Contractors submitted
a partial payment request for the work completed as of
November 24, 1986. I have reviewed the request and feel
that it is reasonable; therefore, I recommend that he
receive partial payment as requested in the amount of
$14,235. 00 less 10% retainage of $1 ,423. 50 leaving
$12,811 . 50 for payment. Please place this item on the next
council agenda to receive council action.
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FIRST £'o€LMwe4t COMPANY
CITY OF WYLIE PROPERTY FINANCE AUTHORITY, INC.
Purpose:
Allow City to obtain personal property on a timely and cost effective basis.
Advantages:
Borrow at municipal rates based on the City's credit.
City holds title to property.
City receives true bid on equipment.
Payment is considered debt of the City and therefore is considered an Interest and
Sinking Fund tax rate. Does not figure in calculation for General Fund tax rate.
No notice of intention to issue the notes is required. The City needs only to adopt
an ordinance authorizing the Authority to issue the notes on the City's behalf.
Method:
City creates Finance Authority with directors being appointed by the City Council
(usually City Staff).
The Finance Authority sells notes on behalf of the City, with the funds being
deposited to the City's account in its depository bank dedicated for the purchase
of the equipment.
The City contracts with the Authority to issue the debt, and pledges the City's ad
valorem tax rate as security for repayment.
Although the Authority is a separate entity, it is nothing more than a finance
vehicle for the City's purposes and can, therefore, take no action without approval
of the City Council.
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This Private Placement Memorandum does not constitute an offer to sell the Notes in any jurisdiction to
any person to whom it is unlawful to make such offer in such jurisdiction. No dealer, salesman, or any
other person has been authorized to give any information or make any representation, other than those
contained herein, in connection with the offering of the Notes, and if given or made, such information or
representation must not be relied upon. The information and expressions of opinion herein are subject to
change without notice and neither the delivery of this Private Placement Memorandum nor any sale made
hereunder shall, under any circumstances, create any implication that there has been no change since the
date hereof.
PRIVATE PLACEMENT MEMORANDUM
In the opinion of bond Counsel(a) the interest on the Notes is excludable from gross income under Section
103(a)of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended,and applicable regulations,published rulings, and
court decisions (collectively the "Code"), and (b) the Notes are not "private activity bonds" within the
meaning of Section l l(a)of the Code. Under certain other provisions of'the Code, the receipt of interest
on the Notes may give use to adverse federal income tax consequences to certain holders thereof. See
"Tax Exemption".
CITY OF ROCKWALL PROPERTY FINANCE AUTHORITY,INC.
(Rodman County,Texas)
MUNICIPAL EQUIPMENT NOTES,SERIES 19S6
Dated: November 1, 1986 Due: August 1, as shown below
The Notes will be special obligations of the City of Rockwall Property Finance Authority, Inc. (the
"Authority"), a Texas non-profit corporation and an instrumentality of the City of Rockwall, Texas (the
"City"), that are payable from payments(the "Payments") to be made by the City under a Repayment and
Security Agreement between such parties(the "Repayment Agreement"), as further described herein. The
City's obligation to make the Payments is a direct obligation of the City, payable from the proceeds of a
continuing, direct annual ad valorem tax levied against all taxable property within the City within the
limits prescribed by law. The Notes are additionally secured by an irrevocable first lien on and pledge of
the moneys on deposit from time to time in the Interest and Sinking Fund, as herein described. See
"Security for the Notes".
The proceeds from the sale of the Notes will be used to purchase various pieces of equipment for the City's
landfill and street maintenance and to pay the costs of issuing the Notes.
Interest on the Notes will accrue from November 1, 1986 and will be payable August 1 and February 1 of
each year, commencing February 1, 1987. Principal of the Notes will be payable at maturity upon
presentation at the principal corporate trust office of the paying agent/registrar (the "Paying
Agent/Registrar"), initially MBank Dallas, N.A., Dallas, Texas. The Notes will be issued only in fully
registered form in the denomination of $3,000 or any integral multiple thereof. The Notes are not subject
to redemption prior to maturity.
MATURITY SCHEDULE
Amount Maturity Date Rate
5,000 8-1-1987 6.10%
70,000 8-1-198E 6.25%
70,000 8-1-1989 6.50%
75,000 8-1-1990 6.75%
The Notes are offered when, as and if issued, subject to the approval of legality by Hutchison Price Boyle do
Brooks, Dallas, Texas, Bond Counsel. The Notes are expected to be available for delivery on or about
November 20, 1986.
Dated: November 3, 1986
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Pare
Description of the Notes 1/2
Introduction 4
Security for the Notes 4
General Pledge Under Resolution, Payment Agreement,Tax Levy 4
Remedies
Special Obligations 3
Valuation and Debt Information of the City 6
Valuation and Funded Debt History 7
Taxable Assessed Valuations by Category 7
Estimated Overlapping Funded Debt Payable From Ad Valorem Taxes 7
Tax Rate Limitation 7
Tax Data a
Municipal Sales Tax a
Other Obligations of the City
Top Ten Taxpayers 9
Tax Adequacy 9
Debt Service Fund Management Index 9
Authorized General Obligation Bonds 9
Tax Exemption 10
Debt Service Requirements 11
Form of Installment Payment Agreement Appendix A
Form of Opinion of Bond Counsel Appendix B
Financial Statements of the City Appendix C
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AU such proceedings are to be instituted and maintained by the-Authority for the benefit of all owners of
the Notes as their interests may appear from time to time. If the Authority fails to act within 30 days
after any monetary default,or after 120 days after notice of any other default, then any such action or suit
may be commenced and prosecuted by any Noteholder for the benefit of all owners of the Notes as their
interests may appear. Each right or privilege of the Authority (on behalf of the owners of the Notes)shall
be in addition to and cumulative of any other right or privilege, and the exercise of any right or privilege
by the Authority shall not be deemed a waiver of any other right or privilege thereof. The Authority
cannot foreclose on or sell property within the City (other than the pledged Interest and Sinking Fund) in
order to pay the Payment obligations under the Payment Agreement. However,by a judicially issued writ
of mandamus, the Authority, or in the proper case, a Noteholder, can require the City Council to levy,
assess and collect taxes in an amount sufficient to pay such Payment obligations within the limits
prescribed by law and to enforce the other pledges hereinabove described.
The enforceability of the rights and remedies under the Payment Agreement and the Tax Ordinance may be
limited by the exercise of judicial discretion in accordance with equitable principles or in the application of
the sovereign police powers or the governmental necessities of the City and laws relating to bankruptcy,
reorganization or other similar laws of general application affecting the rights of creditors generally.
Special ObliaatioN
The Notes are not general obligations at the Authority and are payable solely from the sources, levies and
pledges described herein. The Authority reserves the right to engage in the financing of other
governmental programs of and for the City, and the holders of the Notes shall have no rights to any fund or
security pledged by the Authority in connection therewith or any other assets of the Authority that it may
own from time to time.
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VALUATION AND FUNDED DEBT HISTORY
Ratio Funded
Funded Debt Debt to
Taxable Outstanding Taxable
Fiscal Assessed at End Assessed
Petiod Valuation of Year Valuation
f 7r-Ti $17,as6,171 $ 493,006 1.83%
1976-77 211,714,876 480,000 1.67%
1977-7S 30,881,632 913,000 2.96%
197S-79 32,274,413(a) 900,000 1.72%
1979-80 60,422,777 966,000 1.60%
1980-81 68,638,860 934,000 1.36%
1981-82 171,094,391 (b) 1,217,000 0.68%
19112-33 136,065,360 2,630,000 1.42%
1983-84 333,206,734(a) 2,369,000 0.77%
1911445 369,834,272 2,479,000 0.61%
19*5-16 404,130,30 3,369,000 0.096
19116-87 486,041,172 3,004,000(c) 1.03%
(a) Revaluation.
(b) Changed basis of assessment from 40% to 100%.
(c) Projected, includes the Payment Agreement(for Notes) and the City's $1,600,000 General Obligation
Bonds expected to be sold on November 3, 1986.
TAXABLE ASSESSED VALUATIONS BY CATEGORY
Property
Assessment
As%of Real Property Personal Property Taxable
Fiscal Appraised %of %of Assessed
Period Value Amount Total Amount Total Valuation
119981- 100% S133,371,101 22,723,290 % 5178,094,391
1982-83 100% 163,431,225 87.84% 22,627,335 12.16% 136,065,560
1983-84 100% 298,674,925 89.64% 34,531,809 10.36% 333,206,734
1984-15 100% 329,285,149 89.03% 40,569,123 10.97% 369,854,272
1985-86 100% 364,367,400 90.16% 39,767,169 9.84% 404,134,569
1986-87 100% 444,165,891 91.38% 41,832,281 8.62% 486,048,172
ESTIMATED OVERLAPPING FUNDED DEBT PAYABLE FROM AD VALOREM TAXES
(As of 9-30-86)
Estimated
Total % Overlapping
Taxing jurisdiction Funded Debt Applicable Funded Debt
City of Rockwall 5,229,000• 100.00% 55,229,000
Rockwall Independent School District 8,345,000 58.20% 4,856,790
Rockwall County 40,000 47.40% 18,960
Total Overlapping Funded Debt $10,104,730
Ratio Overlapping Funded Debt to 1986 Taxable Assessed Valuation 2.08%
Per Capita Overlapping Funded Debt -$1,010
• Includes the Payment Agreement (for Notes) and the City's $1,600,000 General Obligation Bonds
expected to be sold on November 3, 19E6.
TAX RATE LIMITATION
•
All taxable property within the City is subject to the assessment, levy and collection by the City of a
continuing, direct annual ad valorem tax sufficient to provide for the Payments required under the
Payment Agreement within the limits prescribed by law. Article XI,Section 3,of the Texas Constitution is
applicable to the City, and by Home Rule Charter its maximum ad valorem tax rate is limited to$2.50 per
S100 Assessed Valuation(for all City purposes).
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TOP TEN TAXPAYERS
1986 %of Total
• Taxable Taxable
Nature of Property Assessed Assessed
Name of Taxpayer or Product Valuation Valuation
Alumax Aluminum Corporation Aluminum Plant $ 13,016,27i 2. %
Texas/Frates Company Acreage 11,774,790 1.30
Folsom 3oint Venture Acreage and Apartments 8,442,290 1.73
Texas Utilities Company Electric Utility 3,336,193 1.10
Canyon Ridge Apartment Venture Apartments 4,534,690 1.00
Whitmore Manufacturing Company Oil Lubricants 4,131,310 1.00
First Texas Savings Association Acreage 4,702,030 0.97
Carlisle Rodcwaf VWagd3oint Venture Acreage 4,611,300 0.93
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Telephone Utility 4,3110,9S0 0.94
Chandlers Landing Country Club/Marina 3 344 !3Q 0.73
3 62.735.007 Tf.90%
TAX ADEQUACY
1916/117 Estimated Principal and Interest Requirements $69I,539•
Debt Service Tax Rate Required @ 93%Collection $ 0.149E
Estimated Average Annual Principal and Interest Requirements, 19117/2006 $480,344•
Debt Service Tax Rate Required @ 93%Collection $ 0.1040
• Includes debt service requirements of the City's $1,600,000 General Obligation Bonds expected to be
sold on November 3, 1986,and Payments required under the Payment Agreement(for Notes).
DEBT SERVICE FUND MANAGEMENT INDEX
Estimated General Obligation Debt Service Requirements, Fiscal Year Ending 9-3047 $691,339•
Debt Service Fund,All General Obligation Issues,9-30-86 $ 49,460
1986/87 Debt Service Fund Tax Levy @ 93%Collection 576,239
Transfer From Water and Sewer Fund•• 239,147 864,866
Estimated Surplus $173,327
* Includes debt service requirements of the City's $1,600,000 General Obligation Bonds expected to be
sold on November 3, 1986,and Payments required under the Payment Agreement(for Notes).
•• For payment of Waterworks and Sewer System General Obligation Bonds.
AUTHORIZED GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS
Amount Amount
Date Amount Heretofore Being Unissued
Purpose Authorized Authorized Issued Issued Balance
Street Improvements 11-21-81 $1,000,000 $ -0- r75157566 500,000
Street Improvements 12-07-85 1,300,000 -0- 1,100,000 400,000
32,500,006 $ -0- $1,600,000 $ 900,000
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DEBT SERVICE REQUIREMENTS
Year Present
End Debt Service $280,000 Payment Agreement(for NotesX2) Grand Total
9 30 Requirements(!) Principal Rate Interest Total Requirements
i 5 613,073 5 65,000 6.10% 13,464 ,464 S 691,339
1988 673,381 70,000 6.23% 13,988 83,988 739,349
1989 672,381 70,000 6.50% 9,613 79,613 731,994
1990 644,431 73,000 6.73% 5,063 80,063 724,494
1991 633,076 635,076
1992 619,1186 619,886
1993 549,936 549,956
1994 334,469 534,469
1993 313,366 513,366
1996 496,934 496,954
1997 474,894 474,894
1998 302,361 502,361
1999 479,774 479,774
2000 391,523 391,323
2001 372,148 372,148
2002 397,193 397,193
2003 291,860 291,860
2004 169,730 169,750
2005 158,275 138,275
2006 91.800 91,800
$ 9,284,753 $ 280,000 $ 42,128 $322,128 $9,606,881
(1) City of Rockwall, Texas outstanding General Obligation Bonds, including the City's $1,600,000
General Obligation Bonds expected to be sold on November 3, 1986.
(2) The City's Payments under the Payment Agreement are equal to, and pledged as security for, the
Authority's debt service requirements on the Notes.
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APPENDIX A
STATE OF TEXAS §
§ INSTALLMENT PAYMENT AGREEMENT
ROCKWALL COUNTY §
INSTALLMENT PAYMENT AGREEMENT (this "Installment Payment
Agreement" or this "Agreement"), dated November , 1986, between CITY OF
ROCKWALL PROPERTY FINANCE AUTHORITY, INC. (the "Authority"), a Texas
nonprofit corporation, and the CITY OF ROCKWALL, TEXAS (the "City"), a home
rule city.
WITNESSETli:
WHEREAS, the Public Property Finance Act (the "Finance Act"), Article
2368a.2, Vernon's Annotated Texas Civil Statutes, as amended, authorizes the City
to acquire equipment and other personal property for public use and to make
payments relating to the acquisition thereof in installments under contracts that
may be on the terms and in such form as the governing body (the "City Council") of
the City deems appropriate; and
WHEREAS, the City has advertised for competitive bids in the manner
required by law for the equipment and personal property described in Exhibit A
hereto (the "Equipment") the acquisition of which has been determined by the City
to be in the public interest; and
WHEREAS, the City has requested the Authority to borrow funds and to loan
the same to the City (the "Loan") by depositing the same in the City depository
designated by the City on or before the date the Loan is made (the "Closing Date")
to be used for the purpose of paying for the bid price and costs of the Equipment,
and the Authority has agreed to do so in accordance with the terms hereof; and
WHEREAS, the City has adopted an ordinance dated November , 1986
(the "Tax Ordinance") approving this Agreement and levying ad valorem taxes in
support of its obligation hereunder, and the City herein agrees to repay the Loan in
installments, which amounts are to be used by the Authority for the purpose of (a)
repaying the principal amount of the funds borrowed by the Authority, plus (b)
interest actually paid by the Authority on such principal amount, and plus (c)
expenses of the Authority incurred from time to time in connection with such
borrowing; and
WHEREAS, in fulfillment of such agreements and pursuant to a resolution
(the "Resolution") adopted by the board of directors of the Authority on
November , 1986, the Authority proposes to sell its Municipal Equipment Notes,
Series 1986, (the "Notes") In the aggregate principal amount of $280,000, and to use
the proceeds for the purposes described; and
WHEREAS, the Notes shall be secured by and payable from the taxes,
revenues, moneys and payments owed to the Authority under this Installment
Payment Agreement; and
APPENDIX B
(FORM OF BOND COUNSEL OPINION)
6280,000
City of Rockwall Property Finance Authority, Inc.
Municipal Equipment Notes, Series 1986
We have conducted an examination into the validity of a certain series of
notes (the "Notes") issued by City of Rockwall Property Finance Authority, Inc. (the
"Authority"), bearing the title stated above, dated November 1, 1986, numbered
consecutively from R-1 upward, each in the denomination of $5,000 or an integral
multiple thereof for any one maturity, aggregating S280,000 and maturing serially in
the years 1997 through 1990. The Notes mature in the amounts and bear interest at
the rates prescribed for their respective maturity dates in accordance with the
schedule provided in that certain Resolution (the "Resolution") adopted by the Board
of Directors (the "Board")of the Authority on November 3, 1986.
As Bond Counsel in connection with the issuance of the Notes, we have
examined the Installment Payment Agreement (the "Payment Agreement") dated
November , 1986, executed by and between the Authority and the City of
Rockwall, Texas (the "City") and the ordinance of the City (the "Tax Ordinance")
adopted November . 1986, approving the Payment Agreement and levying a
direct and continuing ad valorem tax in support of the City's obligation to make
payments thereunder (together the Payment Agreement and the Tax Ordinance
hereafter refered to as the "City Documents"); the Notes and the Resolution,
(together hereafter referred to as the "Note Documents"); and the Articles of
incorporation and By-Laws of the Authority (together hereafter referred to as the
"Authority Documents"); and the ordinance of the City authorizing the incorporation
of the Authority, together with certain other official proceedings and actions of the
governing body of the City and the Authority together with customary certificates
and other documents executed by officers, agents and representatives of the
Authority, the City and others. We have also examined such portions of the
Constitution and statutes of the State of Texas and the United States as we have
deemed necessary for the purposes of this opinion.
Based upon the foregoing, we are of the opinion that -
(1) The Authority is duly and validly incorporated under, and has the
powers prescribed in, the Texas Non-Profit Corporation Act, Article 1396, Vernon's
0150i.
WE HAVE ACTED AS BOND COUNSEL for the Authority for the sole purpose
of rendering an opinion with respect to the legality and validity of the Notes under
the Constitution and laws of the State of Texas and with respect to the application
to the Notes of those provisions of the Code as to which an opinion is rendered
herein and for no other reason or purpose. We have not been requested to
investigate or verify, and have not independently investigated or verified, any
records, data or other material relating to the financial condition or capabilities of
the Authority and have not assumed any responsibility with respect thereto.
Respectfully,
01Sam
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CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS
REFUNDING OF ALL JuTSTA$DiNG REAMS€ DEBT
YITh PRINCIPAL DELAYED FOR 5 YEARS
3CnEDiiLES Of 'iE PROPOSED «vuN,ING DOT
AND Tia irTEREST COST CALCULATION
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A REFLINDI b STuii
PREPARED
it
FIRS! SCO!iwESt NAPANt
DALLAS, TEXAS
NOvE naER 11, Ciao
FIRST 6tiuT WEST COMPANY
11/1i,i986 iAGE: 1 RECORD NAME - WYLIE WITH DELAYED PRIM
REFUNDING ISSUE
ii PRINCIPAL BR jttTEREST DEBT SERVICE
o/iii1967 31,153.75 31,153.75
12/81/1987 31,153.75 31,153.75
6i1i11968 31,153.75 31,153,75
12/81/1988 31,153.75 31,153.75
6/01/1989 31,153.75 31,153.75
12/11/1989 31,153.75 34,153.75
6/11/199/ 31,153.75 31,153.75
12/11/1991 31,153.75 31,153.75
6/11/1991 31,153.75 31,153.75
12/11/199i 31,153.75 31,153.75
6/11/1992 45,111.11 5.511 31,153.75 75,153.75
12/11/1992 28,916.25 28,916.25
6/11/1993 41,100.01 5.751 28,916.25 68,916.25
12/01/1993 27,766,25 27,766.25
6/11/1994 45,111.10 6.1/1 27,766,25 72,766.25
12/11/i994 26,416,25 26,416.25
6/1i/1995 45,111.11 6.111 26,416.25 71,416.25
12/81/1995 25,143.75 25,143,75
6/11i1996 50,181.10 6.251 25,143.75 75,143.75
12/81/1996 23,481.25 23,481,25
6/41/1997 50,048,44 6.400 23,481.25 73,481,25
lu ilil997 21,881.25 21,881.25
6/41/1998 55,686,00 6.500 21,881.25 76,881.25
12141/1998 26,093,75 20,093.75
oj6t/1999 61,000.4i 6.601 24,093.75 88,893,75
i24 1/1949 18,113.75 18,113.75
oii1,2u46 60,401.64 6.701 18,113.75 78,113.75
it/0i,20u0 16,103.75 16,103.75
6,81,204i 65,4ii.u8 6.750 16,113.75 31,163,75
ici6ii2uu1 13,910.00 13,916.01
oiiii2,i42 76,868.10 6.751 13,910.11 83,911.10
it,8i,2042 11,547,51 11,547.5i
oii1/2645 75,861.86 6.801 11,547.50 86,547.5i
12,61i2Ci5 8,997.51 8,997.5i
6iui,24a4 30,000.81 6.851 8,997.56 38,997.54
iu eii20i4 6,257.51 6,257.51
oiii 2845 35,6 d.10 6.900 6,257.54 91,257.5i
i2iiii2805 3,325.00 3,325,88
6,41i2486 95,101.0i 7,018 3,325.00 98,325.01
iOT46 920,068.00 835,398.75 1,755,398.75
FIRST SOUTHWEST COMPANY
11/11/1986 PAGE: 1
-TIC OF NU ISSUE -----
AT A DISCOUNT RATE OF 6.889522836Z
START DATE 12/31/86
?RESENT CUMULATIVE
ATF AliQ T P/V FAfTO2 ymE PRESENT 0
1 6i11/87 31,153.75 .972314173 29,318.61 29,318,61
2 12/01/67 31,155,75 .941289468 28,353.25 57,671,86
3 6/11/88 51,153.75 .909328978 27,419.68 85,191.54
4 12/81/88 31,153.75 .879387917 26,516.84 111,618.38
5 6/111/89 38,153.75 .851432712 25,643.74 137,252.12
6 i2/11/89 31,153.75 .822434912 24,799.38 162,851.54
7 6/41/91 31,153.75 .795351195 23,982.82 186,834.32
8 12/11/91 31,153.75 .769162932 23,193.15 219,227.47
9 6/11/91 31,153.75 .743837155 22,429.48 231,656.95
11 12111/91 31,153,75 .719345172 21,690.95 253,347.91
11 6/11/92 75,153.75 ,695659525 52,281.42 315,629,32
12 12/11/92 28,9i6.25 .672753861 19,453.52 325,182.84
13 6/11/93 68,916,25 .651612411 44,837.08 369,919,92
14 12/11i93 27,766.25 .629188313 17,469,96 387,389.90
15 6/11/94 72,766,25 .618463579 44,275,61 431,665,51
16 12/01i94 26,416,25 .588428977 15,544,09 447,219.68
17 6/61/95 71,416,25 .569054144 41,639,71 487,849,31
18 12111/95 25,143,75 .550317061 13,782.44 501,631,31
19 6i1t/96 75,043,75 .532197422 39,938,06 541,569,37
20 1210i/96 23,481,25 .514673614 12,685.18 553,654,55
21 6,4097 73,481,25 .497727191 36,573,62 590,228,17
22 12/61/97 21,881.25 .481336754 16,532.29 666,766.40
23 o/11/98 76,661,25 .465489932 35,787,45 636,547.91
24 ;2/61/98 26,493,775 ,454162958 9,645,46 645,593,37
25 6/41/99 86,693.75 .435346647 34,868.07 680,461.44
20 ,2i0i;99 i8,113.75 ,421606384 7,626,00 688,087,44
27 6/61,60 78,113,75 .407144199 31,863.55 719,896.99
20 ,2i41/66 lo,103.75 ,393738251 6,340,66 726,231,65
29 0/61,01 81,113.75 .381773811 31,882.18 757,113,85
30 i2iii/41 13,910.11 .368236245 5,122,17 762,236.66
FIRST illiNNEST COMPANY
11i1h/1964 PAGE: 2
----------TIC OF NE4 ISSiiE--- ---
AT A DISCOUNT RATE OF 6,80952283aa
STA,i; DATE 12/30/86
PRESENT CUSULATIiE
uATEE AM0 P/V FACTOR m_kk. PAFSENT VALUE
31 6i61/62 33,910.i0 .356111499 29,881.32 792,117.32
32 i2iii/i2 11,547.5i .344385978 5,976.81 796,094.12
33 6/11/03 86,547.54 .333146538 28,824.35 824,915.47
34 12i11/03 8,997.50 .322181466 2,897.92 527,816.39
35 6,11iO4 68,997.51 .311475471 27,721.54 855,536.95
36 12/11/14 6,257.51 .311219659 1,884.88 857,421.81
37 6i11/05 91,257.51 .291311536 26,583.45 884,115.26
36 12i11i05 3,325.11 .281719984 936.69 884,941.95
39 6/11/0b 98,325.1i .272434247 26,787.11 911,729.15
TOTALS 1,735,338,75 911,729.05
TARGET FIGURE CO1PRISED OF:
PRINCIPAL AMO ffi OF NEW ISSUE 920,OO1.0J
PLUS ACCRUED INTEREST 4,858,14
LESS NET INSUiANCE COST 13,129.i3
LESS ORIGINAL ISSUE DISCOUNT
TAis;Ei F,GURE 911,729:0
CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS
REFUNDING OF ALL OUTSTANDING REVENUE DEBT
WITH PRINCIPAL DELAYED FOR 5 YENS
STRUCTURE OF ThE ESCROW ACCOUNT, REINVESTMENTS AT
ZERO PERCENTAGE RATE AND PROOF OF YIELD
A REFUNDING STUDY
PREPARED
DI
FIRST SGUTH1iEST ;;G PAtNY
DALLAS, TEXAS
N&EMBER 11, 1986
FIRST 55UihvEST CuAPANY
iii•ii/liab ?Ali[: 1
ESCROi CAST FLQ6 SCNERYti
MAX RATE 5LGS :01__,.-:-
lea RATE OSEI PRINCIPAL INTEREST CASK FOii DEB} JCkviL_"t DIFFExEh E 'di_ `.
6i4u`1987 5.3500 5.1600 184,300 22,4733.56 246,373.56 286,347,98 25.56 ::
12i0►/i967 5.5600 5.3711 2,510 21,639,11 24,139.11 24,144.77 1.66- ,:y..
6/01i1966 5.8200 5.6544 17,600 21,515,53 39,115.53 59,144.46 24.95-
12/41i1966 6.1840 5.6944 2,710 21,424.49 23,720.09 23,653,27 66,52 05,7
6/01/1969 6.2301 6.4400 22,704 20,944.58 43,641.58 43,652,98 12.40- 55.:
12/0ii1989 6.3314 6.1401 2,701 21,255.04 22,955.14 23,143.27 46.23- 5.i
6/0111994 6.4514 6.2610 22,94i 20,172.15 43,172.15 43,04238 69.17 74..i
12/41/1994 6.5441 6.3501 2,940 19,455.38 22,335.38 22,3333.27 2.1i 70.4
6/41/1991 6.5141 6.3810 22,901 19,363,31 , 42,263.31 42,352.96 59.67- ;5.2
12/01/1991 6.6444 6.4100 3,140 18,632.80 21,732.80 21,696.75 42.45 25.6
5/41/1992 6.6610 6.4700 23,200 18,533,45 41,733.45 41,690,50 42,95
12/01/1992 6.7604 6.5741 3,200 17,782.93 20,982.93 21,128.23 45.30- �e•-
6/iiii993 6,6600 6,6701 28,406 17,677.81 46,877001 46,428.02 49.79 6:1
12/41/1995 6.9400 6.7540 3,444 16,731,67 24,134.67 24,214.48 69.4i- o::
6/41i1994 7,0404 6.8144 28,604 16,615,92 45,215.92 45,199,92 16.44
•
12/41i1994 7,0641 6.5704 3,710 15,642.49 19,342.04 19,371.93 29.64- o.,
6i0;i1995 7,i464 6.9100 418,944 15,515.04 434,415.14 434,371.82 43.18 36. :
12141/1995 7.1444 1,442.41 1,042,ii 993,78 48.23 0;.•
61011i096 7.1644 6.4740 29,914 1,442.41 34,942,41 34,593,72 51.71-
IUTALS 523,500 325,649.44 614+,249,44 ;,149,216.73 52,7
/
' 1-113' 56u nisi 4:Z6 M1
liiIiii986 iAuE: 1
-FiESEkT VALUE OF ESCROY-----
AT A DISCOUNT RATE 4F 6,799495476Z
KART ATE 12i30/86
RESENT Cun11LATiv2
ATE A1.6.065. E/V FACTO! Agi EPiSEkT VAL6i
i 6,01;17 206,373.56 .972343651 208,666.12 201,666.12
2 ,2/11i67 24,139.11 .941373319 22,699.77 223,365.79
3 6,11;88 39,115.53 .98945418i 35,573.78 258,939,57
4 12/11/68 25,721.19 .879551652 21,863.14 279,812.61
5 oiiii89 43,641,56 .851632317 37,122.09 316,9E4.76
6 12101io9 22,955.14 .822663821 18,884.28 335,808.98
7 6i01iiu 45,1772,15 .795614928 34,268.85 374,077,65
3 12/11/90 22,355.58 .769455594 17,211.47 387,279.33
9 biiii91 42,263,31 .744155975 31,451.49 418,729.79
10 12;01i91 21,732.81 .719688593 15,641,84 434,371.65
it 6/11;92 41,733.45 .696125295 29,147.54 463,416.17
12 12i41/92 20,;82.93 .673141232 14,124.45 477,542.62
13 aiu1,93 46,i77 6i .651107622 29,997,11 507,559.65
14 i2/01;93 24,13i.67 .6296112724 12,674.52 520,213,95
15 atii;i4 45,2;5.92 .6489116i1 27,532.15 347,746,11
16 12iiii94 19,342,09 .568881144 11,390.19 359,136.19
;' 6i0i;95 434,415.04; .569516942 247,407.57 806,543.76
16 ,2i4;i95 ;,142,11 .551793562 573.+3 H 7,1:7.6;
i> CiVii9b 34,;42,4, :332663473 16,482,3i 623,640.00
70 r+i.3 1,i49,24 :44 323,600.4N
rrl(b2' f,L.uiE iunil{1Jti! jr'.
r�1 t.J L Atiuun" uF xv3 823,640,04
'IESCMvt FUhiu
1,..,3 i4Asi. r4i,3CzEi'5 8E E IT
823,61,1U
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CITY OF WILE, TEXAS
REFUNDING OF ALL OUTSTANDING REVENUE DEBT
WITH PRINCIPAL DELAYED FOR 5 YEARS
COMBINED OUTSTANDING DEBT TG BE DEFEASED
PRICED TO MATURITY
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A REFUNDING STUDY
PREPARED
FIRST SOOT BEST COMPARY
DALLAS, TEXAS
$OVEABER 11, 1986
FIRST SOuTNNEST COMPANY
11/11/1986 PAGE: 1 RECORD NAME - WYLIE TO MAT
COMBItED AMOUNTS
DATE PRINCIPAL INTEiEST DEBT SERVICc
9/30/1987 15,101.11 31,347.98 46,347,98
9/31/1988 26,010.01 61,721.25 81,721,25
9/30/1989 25,006.00 61,326.25 85,326.25
940/1991 25,111.1i 58,616.25 83,616,25
9/36/1991 25,161.16 56,886.25 81,886,25
9/31/1992 25,101.14 55,141.25 81,141.25
9/30/1993 31,101.11 53,396.25 83,396.25
9/31/1994 31,410.11 51,321.11 81,321.11
9/31/1995 31,141.11 49,243.71 79,243,75
9/31/1996 35,14131 47,167.51 82,167.51
9/34/1997 4O,010.1i 44,761,01 84,761.11
9/3i/1996 45,111.0i 41,221.00 86,221.60
9/31/1999 45,001.61 37,234.01 82,234,06
9/36/2011 50,010.61 33,241.61 83,240.01
9/31/2011 55,010.01 28,811.61 83,800.40
9/31,2162 61,016.11 23,911.11 83,910.0i
9/30/2063 61,106.11 18,571.01 78,570.0i
9/36/2164 65,000,00 13,230.01 78,230.01
9/30/2005 76,060.00 7,470.60 77,470,00
9i36/200o 15,iu6.60 1,260.60 16,260,00
T6TALS 765,ii0.ui 774,846,73 1,539,646,73
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FIRST 506THwEaT COMPANY
11/11/ii66 l'Ai,E: 1 RECORD NAME — wYliE TO MAT
COMBINED AMOUNTS
DATE n iNCIPAi. INTE2EaT DEiT SEKViCE
6i11i1967 15,111,01 31,347.96 46,347,96
►2i01i1967 30,664.77 34,661,77
oi01i1986 21,101.06 31,664.46 51,861.48
12/61/196i 31,163.27 30,163.27
o/ii1iii89 25,141.0i 31,162.98 55,162.96
12/11/1989 29,303.27 29,313.27
oi01i1994 25,311.14 29,312.98 54,382.96
12i41i1996 26,443.27 28,443.27
b/iii1991 25,140.ii 28,442.96 33,442.96
12i11/119i 27,578.75 27,571.75
6/41/1992 25,111.10 27,571.51 52,570,51
12i41/1992 26,696.23 26,696.23
6/11/199i 34,111.01 26,698.02 56,698,12
12/11/1993 25,660,48 25,661.18
oi01/1994 31,111,10 25,659.92 55,659.92
12/11;1994 24,621.93 24,621.93
6/11/095 31,010,00 24,621,82 54,621.62
12i11i1995 23,563,76 23,583.78
6/11/1996 35,010.0i 23,563,72 56,563.72
1Ziiiiiii96 22,38 ,iii 22,38O.0i
oio1,1997 40,u0o,Oi 22,380.i4 62,380,0v
12i6ifiiy% 2C 6 W,Oi 2a,ali is
oiuih i9i 45,06J,U6 20,616,iia b3,6ii.ii
1u.iti-iiib 18,615.ii i8,6i5.a0
o,oiitiv, 45,uue.“ ia,o15,11i 63,615,ii
i2,ut!ti9i 16,o2O,iii 16,620,iii
o/Qi- 4UV 5tl,@6,611 lo,6,24,JU ob,bC1,YJ
1�. „_u•iv 14,4UV,+Ja 14,4u0.du
4,Di,Liu, 55,4)4u,iii 14,4O0,ii6 o9,464.66
to li2i41 11,955.i0 11,955.41
6,-,t,;:iilz 60,111,11 11,955,D0 71,?55,i4
,Loti2ue;. 9,285.16 9,285.CA
o,Uticuua oa,aii6,ia i,285.Oa 69,235.6
i : .,i,:;uuo o,b15.1i4 o,o15.4i
o,y,i2i 4 o5,Jr0.a1 6,6i5,ii 7i,b15.46
tciiil:20a4 3,755,06 3,735,10
o'aii26u5 70,uUo.ur 3,735.ia 73,755,4i
.2iiii26u5 630.04 631.iii
aiiii2ovo i5,uuu.A 651,06 15,634.11
TLTALS 765,JUO,ou 774,846.73 1,539,a46.73
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CITY OF NILUE, TEXAS
REFUNDING OF ALL OUTSTANDING REVENUE DEBT
YITh PRINCIPAL DELAYED FOR 5 YEARS
OITSTAMDI C DEBT TO BE DEFEASED
PRICED TO MATURITY
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PRE ARE,
di
;SAL LAS, TEAAi
PUVEMBEM iiy in0
FIE: 3667r€ST COMPANY
11,11i1960 PAi,E; i RECORD NAME - .Yi_iE 71
PRICED TO MTURITY
DAA i PRIMCii46 iggos INTEREST DEFT SERVICE
6;ii, ►i67 15,100.11 6.511 7,177.98 22,0777.98
12;1i 1987 6,591,77 6,590.77
6i01ii18o ,5,006.06 6.501 6,590.48 21,590.48
12ii1ii968 6,103,27 6,113.27
6iiii1w89 26,416.01 6.511 6,112.98 26,112.98
i2/41/198i 5,453.27 5,453.27
6/61/1991 20,010.11 6.541 5,452.98 25,452.98
12/01,1991 4,813.27 4,843.27 ;
6/11/1991 28,160.00 6.625 4,802.98 24,812.98
12/61/1991 4,146.75 4,141.75
6/01i1992 21,601.10 6.625 4,141.51 24,141,5i
i2/1i,i992 3,478,23 3,478.23
6/01ii993 25,100,00 6.625 3,476,62 28,476.12
12/81/i993 2,650.68 2,651.18
6/0111994 25,110.ii 6.625 2,649.92 27,649.92
12/61/1994 1,821,93 1,821.93
6/61ii995 25,100,61 6.625 1,821.82 26,821.82
1218i11995 993.76 993.76
0/41/1996 30,110,01 6.625 993.72 31,993,72
TOTALS 215,04.16 79,146,73 294,146.73
TnE r, r vEmtil COuPON IS ROU$DED OP UN TnE 12/01 PAYOE$T
77
J
FIRST ;uuTiiW iT COMPANY
i1/11/198o PAGE: 1 RECORD NAME - eY1.iE 60
PRICED TO 11ATURITY
LATE PRINCIPAL COUPON INTEREST PT SERVICE
bi01,1967 17,550,00 17,554 00
12/iiii967 17,550,11 17,550.00
6i0i/1961 17,550,00 17,550.00
12i01/068 17,551,00 17,550.00
b/G1.1965 17,550,61 17,550,00
1ei41/1989 17,550,01 17,554.11
6ilii1994 17,551.01 17,550.00
12/0111991 17,551.1i 17,551.10
6i0ii1991 17,551.11 17,550.00
12/O1il991 17,551,11 17,550.00
6i01/1992 17,551,01 17,550.0i
12/01/1992 17,551,10 17,550,01
b/Gii1ir93 17,550,0i 17,550,00
12/01/1993 17,550,0i 17,550,4i
b/61i1994 17,550,01 17,550.i0
i2i0ii1994 17,550,00 17,550,00
oi81i1995 17,550,00 17,556.6i
i2/01/1995 17,558,30 17,550.00
oiu1iii9b 17,550.00 17,554,10
12/6t'106 17,550,01 17,556.60
biui;i397 30,6u6,u6* 9,ii00 17,550,00 47,550,01
S2iuiiti;.7 ib,200.+38 16,200.00
Diutii593 55,040,44* 9.030 16,244.40 51,200,00
i2i u;, iY90 14,625.40 14,625,04
O,li: liii 55,040.0u* 5,,Oii 14,625.00 49,625.04
12,01, .=4; 13,450,01 15,450.00
a, ,+ 2o6a 40,030.10 i.06u 13,050,00 53,656.13
,., 3,izu40 11,250,0') 11,250.00
). ;!iuui 45,460,40* 9.G6i 11,250.4i 56,256,4i
i"tit/200 t 9,225.61 9,225,4i
6,3i,2002 50,600,40* 9,010 9,225,0G 59,225.63
..&0iic6u2 b,975,00 6,975,00
a,oi,24455 56,666.0u* 9.404 6,975,00 5O,975.51
,u 1 2663 4,725.00 4,725.44
o,61i2604 50,064,u0* 9.100 4,7225.4i 54,725,04
12,ni,Z0i4 2,475,00 2,475,00
oio:,261i5 55,300.10* 9.000 2,475,00 57,475,03
iviAL5 390,i00,00 525,6i6.01 915,660.60
57
FIRST SOCRIEST CONI1A04
11iuiili1b PAGE: 1 RECORD NAME - wYi,;E 86
PRICED TO 6ATURITY
uATE PRINCIPA6 COUPON INTEREST DEBT SERACE
6%01iii87 6,720.61 6,720.06
iiiiiiiiiT 6,720.6i 6,726.ii
biiiii966 5,400.10 8.400 6,720.64 11,721.1i
12i0i;i9o1 6,510.16 6,510.06
6/1111%9 5,006.111* 8.406 6,516,6i 11,511.6i
12i3ii1989 6,301.10 6,311.11
biiili1i9. 5,iii.61* 8.411 6,301.46 11,310.ii
12iii/194 6,190.01 6,19i.i6
b/*l/I991 5,iii.i6* 8.461 6,196.60 11,091.14
lc/i1i1991 5,88i.W1 5,881.1i
6iii/i992 5,040,00 8.40i 5,886.4i 10,686.16
12iiii1992 5,676.06 5,671.61
6iii,1993 5,i01.i0* 8,410 5,670.ii 10,670.41
J2/61/0995 5,460.4i 5,466.0i
w iliiii4 5,10i.i0* 1,410 5,464.06 16,466.61
iu iiii994 5,250.66 5,251,10
6iilii995 5,444.01* 8.416 5,256.64 16,256,04
12iiii1995 5,146.ii 5,040,01
b/Uii l9io 5,400.010* 8.441 5,040.06 16,04U.ii
12701/19i6 4,830,40 4,850,01
6iaiiii47 A0,404.10* 8.40i 4,830,04 14,634.4i
12/0,/ .ii7 4,410.44 4,400,04
0,4i, .iii 10,404,00* 8,4vii 4,410.0i i4,4i0,i4
1[,u,,i;i6 3,v96.0i 3,i90.ua
b,uii 1;;; l;I,j66.i4* 3,446 3,990.01 13,950.4i
12i V1, 17`4 3,57v•44 �,4 .i�l
o'4,,_J04 i0,440 ^a* 2.46 5,574:u0 13,576,04
iL 41. 0 3,150.40 3,154.0
o/4. aVu. 10,000 tlb* 8.404 5,150,60 13050.00
12/0 ,200, 2,730,40 2,7.34.44
o,0, yu 10,300.06* 8.411 2,736.60 12,736.06
, ,a,;24i2 2,310, 14 2,310,46
6,0i,a003 11,400,00* 8.401 2,516.u0 12,511,44
i2,•o.•. a i,890.0i 1,8i0,04
6/41,2044 i5,aii.04* 8.4i6 1,696.66 16,biU:0i
i2/01,2100.' 1,260,46 i,261.04
o/i:/Gila 15,44U,104* 8.414 i,264.6 16,264.04
i2,ii-2v45 636.6i o30.40
ei0ii2a06 ,5,iii:44* 3.4i6 636.64 15,650.04
75TAL 1oi,i4i.44 174,106.00 336060.4i
i
CITY bF NYLIE, TEXAS
REFUNDING OF ALL OtiTSTANDiiw REVENUE DEW
WITh PRINCIPAL DELAYED FOR 5 YEARS
Oi,TSTANDINO DEBT TO FE DEFEASED
PRICED TO CAL.
rr********************************************** -
A REFUN iO; ST '
?REPAREL
if
FIRST SO TiiEai CWAnr
DALLAS, TEXAS
thWEI1FEi i i, 1s6o
/-r �,
FIRST 300M1EST CONPAN!
1ii11,1986 RAGE: i RECORD NAME - WYLIE TO CALL
COMBINED AMOUNTS
DATE ?.RIOCIPAL INTEREST DEBT SERVICE
9i50/1i87 175,001.00 31,347.98 216,347.96
9/34i1964 15,141.00 48,281.25 63,281.25
9/30ii985 20,448.00 47,316.25 67,386.25
9/30i1998 24,081.08 46,006.25 66,086.25
9i3iii991 21,141.40 44,786.25 64,716.25
9/34,1992 20,i00.81 43,381.25 63,381.25
9/31/1993 25,001.10 42,156.25 67,056.25
9i30ii994 25,810.84 41,411.01 63,410.11
9/34i1995 415,010.84 38,743.73 453,743.75
9/30/1996 51,114.14 1,987.51 31,987.51
TOTALS 765,810.41 384,216.73 1,149,216.73
,?J
FIRST 3Ou?nYE3T COnPANr
r;,lti1i66 PAGE: 1 iECORD MAME - Mii.IE T, CALL
;,OMBIrlED MOOTS
DATE ?If1hCIPAL IOTE EST DEBT SERVICE
6iii;087 175,018.01 31,34738 206,347,98
12riiii967 24,148.77 24,140,777
6/ir/1966 15,446.88 24,141.48 39,144,48
i2/11/1988 23,653.27 23,653.27
6/0111989 20,668.18 23,652.98 43,652.98
iz/81/1989 23,813.27 23,013.27 ,
6i6i/1991 21,804.11 23,882.98 43,182.98
12iii.i1591 22,353.27 22,353.27
6/11/1991 21,016.01 22,352.98 42,352.98
12/iii199; 21,698.75 21,691,75
6/11/092 20,018.10 21,698.51 41,691.54
i2/11i1992 21,828,23 21,628.23
6/61/1993 25,868,84 21,028,12 46,028,82
i2ii111 93 21,288,68 20,268.88
6,6i,1994 25,683:36 21,199.92 45,199.92
1218ii1994 19,571.93 19,371.93
6i6ii1995 4t5,808.64 19,371,8i 434,371,82
i2i61,1995 993.73 993.78
6iiii1996 30,300.86 993.72 30,993,72
'TOTALS 765,488.48 364, 16,73 1,149,216.73
iJ
FIRST SOUTOWEST COMPANY
11/11/1986 PAGE: I RECORD NAME - YYLIE 8i TO CAL
PRICED TO CALL
DATE PRINCIPAL COUPON INTEREST DEBT SER4iCE
bi61/1967 17,554.40 17,55,0i
12,01i,967 171551,4i 17,551,ii
oiiiii968 17,551.1i 17,55i.i0
12/O ine 17,551.00 17,551,14
6/6i/1989 17,551.4/ 17,556.1i
12141/1989 17,55/.1i 17,551.10
6/11/1991 17,551.11 17,551.13
12131/199/ 17,351.11 17,551./1
6/11/1991 17,551.11 17,551.11
12/11/1991 17,55/.11 17,551.11
6i11/1992 17,554.11 17,531,31
12/11/1992 17,551.40 17,550.01
bi61/1993 17,551,14 17,556,04
12/61/1793 17,556,46 17,556.31
6/01/1994 17,554.10 17,536,40
12i0i/1994 17,550.0i 17,556,14
6/41i1995 390,400.06 9.406 17,550.66 407,554,01
TOTAL. 390,004,40 298,351.0i 688,354,40
• FIRST 361,7r,EST CCWAht
li,1Ui956 PAC: I RECORD NAME - ITLUE 8o TO CALL
PRICE) TO CALL
MIL rRINci?.Al aSN iNT icEST DEBT SERVICE
biii,I9 7 166,0ii,ii 8.416 6,720.6i 166,72i,ui
TOTALS 166,666.6i 6,721,fiO 166,721.0
I .
IThiltil***IHM***********114*******111HHHFIVIMIIIHN
CITY OF YYIIE, TEXAS
REFUNDING OF AL. OUTSTANDING REYENUE REST
WITF PRINCIPAL STARTING IN 1987
111t**a*ra r** *+r ****t+rtillrif***%*****ta*
A REFUNDING STL;i
PREPARE;
BY
FIRST SOUT6WESt CCAPAN1
DALLAS, TEAAS
Nt)1+E1i$tR 11, 146
/
MHHIThiliThitI******a******4**l***************
CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS
REFUNDING OF ALL OUTSTARING REVENUE DEBT
WITH PRINCIPAL STARTING IN 1987
DETAILS OF THE REFUNDING AND
A SCHEDULE OF SAVINGS
A REFOODING STUDi
PREPARED
Rr
FIRST SOtiTiWEST C Ae t
DALZASy TEXAS
NOVEABER yjy I;643
• FIRST 504TnWESi CDMPAMY
11/11/1986 PAGE: 1 RECORD NAME - rYLIE REFUNDING DEBT
REFUNDING ISSUE
lig PRINEIPA4 !III INTEREST KIT SERVE JUTSTANJINc HAVANfZS
9/31/1987 25,111.11 4.751 29,388.75 54,388,75 46,347.98 3,315.92-1
9/31/1988 31,111.11 5.141 57,591.11 87,594.61 81,721.25 5,868.75-
9/31/1989 33,111.11 5.154 36,191.11 91,491.41 85,326.25 5,763.75-
9/34/1994 35,111.11 5.341 54,287.51 89,287.51 83,646.25 5,681.25-
9/30/1991 35,411.01 5.511 52,432.51 87,432.51 81,886.25 5,546.25-
9/30/1992 35,111.11 5.751 51,517.31 85,517.51 81,141.25 5,366.25-
9/311/1993 41,114.1i 6.111 48,495.11 88,495.11 83,396.25 5,198.75-
9/31/094 41,111.11 6.111 • 46,195.11 86,195.11 81,321.11 4,775.14-
9/31/1995 41,411.11 6.251 43,653.11 83,655.11 79,243.75 4,411.25-
9/30/i996 45,141.14 6.411 41,155.11 86,155.11 82,167.54 3,987.50-
9/31/1997 51,111.11 6.511 38,273.14 81,275.11 84,761.11 3,515.44-
9/34/1998 55,111.41 6.611 33,425.11 91,125.11 86,221.11 3,815.1/-
9/34/1999 55,111.01 6.711 31,395.11 86,395.11 82,231.1i 4,165.14-
9/31/2111 64,111.11 6.751 27,711.10 87,711.11 83,241.11 4,471.41-
9/34i2111 65,110.11 6.751 23,661.11 88,661,11 63,801.16 4,860.41-
9/31/2012 65,111.4$ 6.811 19,272.51 84,272.51 83,911.1i 362.51-
9/36/c003 65,011.11 6.851 14,852.51 79,852.54 78,571.11 1,282.51-
9/34/2/14 65,141.11 6.911 11,411.11 73,411.14 78,231.11 2,834.11
9/31/2115 74,111.11 6.951 5,915.11 75,915.41 77,471.11 1,555,04
9/31/2146 15,111.41 7.111 1,151.14 16,151.11 16,261.11 214.44
1O7AL. 925,440.40 687,251.25 1,612,251,25 1,539,846,73 67,669,07-
TOTAL SAVI$GS 67,669,67-
4 - iAvini,5 ihCLUDES ACCRUED IATERES7 OF 4,734.85
1
FIRST SOuTh*EST COIIPAR4Y
11/11/1986 PAGE: 1
REEUi ufi BONDS ISSUE DETAILS
DATED DATE 12/11/1986
DELIVERY DATE 12/31/1986
PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF SLGS 821,311.11 88.681
UR+RDE:M ITERS FEE 15,725.11 1.711
u1 ECOUEl*6LE ISSUANCE COSTS 65,111.41 7.13E
OUTSTAN/ING DUE IsIN 45 DAYS
ORIGINAL ISSUE DISCOUNT
INSURANCE FEE 20,111.11 2.16E
ADDITIONAL AMOUNT OF MISS
RESUVE FUND FRON PROCEEDS
BALANCING FIGURE 3,975.1/ 1.43Z
# TOTAL REQUIRED 925,111.11
LESS CASH ON OW
LESS INSURANCE REFUND
'* PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF BONDS 925,810./1 111.10%
PLUS ACCRUED INTEREST 4,734.85
LESS UIIDERV ITERS FEE 15,725.00
LESS ORIGINAL ISSUE DISCOUNT
* NET TO ISSUER 914,119.85
TIC OF iE uNDING ISSUE 6.895584E40
YIELD ON ESUON 6.890237373
i NO rEA4S 10,347.500
NET INTEREST COST 702,976.25
NE; INTEREST COST SAS A z) 6,793682048
•
IHHHHICHHHICHHHHHHHHHHIMHICHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHIMI
CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS
REFUNDING OF ALL OUTSTANDING REVENUE DEBT
UITN PRINCIPAL STARTING IN 1987
SCHEDULES OF THE PROPOSED REFUNDING DEBT
AND TRUE INTEREST COST CALCULATION
*H}*H}*H*HHHH*****4*****H*HHHH**4**
A REFUNDING STUDY
PREPARED
1Y
FIRST SO4 Tr+WEST COMPANY
DALLAS, TEAAS
NOVEMBER 11, 1986
/ ._
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•
FIRST 3O4/ii,N 3T Cik$PANY
11/11/1986 PAGE: 1 RECORD NAME - ATLIE REFUNDING DEBT
REFUNDING ISSUE
itii PRINCIPAk OR ?NTJREST 4EITS R JC4
6/11/1,87 25,111.11 4.751 29,388.75 54,388.75
12/01/007 28,795.11 28,795.11
6/01/1988 31,111.11 5.111 28,795.11 58,795.11 _
12/11/1988 28,045.01 28,145.11
biiiii1189 35,1i0.00 5.151 28,145.11 63,145.10
12/01/1989 27,143.75 27,143.75
6/11i1996 35,111.11 5.311 27,143.75 62)143.75
12/11/1/91 26,216.25 26,216.25
6/11/1991 33,111.11 3.511 26,216.25 41,216.25
12/11/1991 25,253.73 25,253.75
6/11/1992 35,111.11 5.758 25,253.75 61,253.75
12/11/1992 24,247.51 24,247.51
6/11/1993 41,111.11 6.111 24,247.51 64,247.51
12/11/1493 23,047.51 23,147,31
6/11/1994 41,111.11 6.111 23,147.51 63,147.51
12/11/1994 21,827.51 21,827.51
6/11/1995 41,011.11 6.251 21,827.50 61,827.51
12/11/1995 21,577.51 21,577.51
6/11/1996 45,101.11 6.401 20,577.51 65,577.51
12/11/1996 19,137.51 19,137.51
6/11/1997 58,010,01 6.501 19,137.50 69,137.51
0111/1997 17,512,50 17,512,51
6/61i1995 55,068,61 6.611 17,512,51 72,512.50
i2/ii/i996 15,697,50 15,697.51
6/1i►999 55,641,60 6.701 15,697.51 70,697,58
12/41.19 13,855.10 13,655.10
0,61/2088 61,101.10 6.751 13,855.18 73,855.10
12iiiia044 11,831,11 11,831,1i
aiii;299i 65,006.80 6,751 11,831.11 76,831.00
12/0i/206i 9,636,25 9,636.25
6:11,Z114 65,111.11 6.811 9,636.25 74,636.25
i2i61,aVY2 7,426,25 7,426.25
6/61/2093 65,101.11 6.851 7,426.25 72,426,25
12i01;2ii5 5,201.14 5,201.11
oiri4:464 65,611.1i 6.901 5,201.01 71,281.80
►iiiii/2004 2,957.31 2,957.51
6i61/2185 71,661.1i 6.951 2,957.51 72,957.51
12i6i/2015 525.01 525.01
bii1/2616 15,104.61 7.161 525.10 15,525.11
TOTALS 925,111,01 687,251,25 1,612,251.25
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FIRST SGuT1iMEST COIIPAAY
11/tui1986 PAGE: 1
--TIC OF NEV ISSUE
AT A DISCOUNT RATE OF 6.84558481iU
START DATE 12/31/86
PRESENT CUMULATIVE
A�sT" moon P/V FACTO) V&A MAT VALUE
1 6/11/87 54,388.75 .971964775 52,863.95 52,863,95
2 1211147 26,795.10 .939571341 27,154.93 79,918.88
3 6/11/88 58,795.41 .948255573 53,411.89 133,319.77
4 12/11/88 28,145.11 .877984491 24,623.18 157,942.85
S 6iii/89 63,145.41 .848722318 53,517.71 211,454.55
6 12/01/89 27,143.75 .82.433398 22,269.69 233,721.24
7 6/4i/94 62,143.75 .793191258 44,285.66 283,115.91
4 1241191 26,216.25 .766658466 21,198.91 343;114.81
9 6/11/91 61,216.25 .741116647 45,367.77 348,472.58
11 12/11/91 25,253.75 .716446441 18,191.95 366,564.53
11 6/11/92 61,253.75 .692529462 41,727.31 448,292.13
12 t2111i92 24,247.51 .669448275 16,232.45 424,524.48
13 6/41/93 64,247.51 .647136357 41,576.89 466,111.37
14 12/11/93 23,647,51 .625568169 14,417.78 486,519.15
i5 6/104 63,147.51 .614718626 38,126.14 518,645.15
16 12ihii94 21,827,51 .584564171 12,759.57 531,414.72
17 641/95 61,827.51 .565181242 34,937.56 566,342.28
18 i2/i1195 26,577,50 .546247754 11,246.41 577,582.69
19 6ii1i96 65,577,54 .528041963 34,627.67 612,216.36
26 12/006 19,137.51 .51144295i 9,768.61 621,978,96
21 6/-607 69,157.56 .493450491 34,114,55 656,193,51
22 i2 iii 17,512.50 .476965657 8,553.21 664,446.71
25 6/608 72,512.56 .461667691 33,434.62 697,881,33
24 i2.4i.96 15,097.56 .445720164 6,996.6i 764,878.62
25 70,6;7.56 .430864856 36,461.67 735,339.05
20 13,655.66 .416564643 5,776.67 741,109.76
27 o6i ;� 73,655 i0 .442623636 29,735,72 770,645.46
26 ,21ui,;'3 36 tl; .385264687 4,644.28 775,449.76
25 6•1i/9i 7o,63u.i0 .376232576 28,905.93 8+i4,355.69
34 ;,030.25 .363692996 3,514.64 667,866.33
/ 'J/
FiRST SOUTA6E5T GNAPPNY
,iili/1386 PAGE: 2
----------TIC OF NEY ISSUE----------
AT A DISCOUNT RATE OF 6.895584806Z
START DATE 12/31/86
PRESEi'T CIALATIVE
DATi ANQUNTi P/V FACTOR 28a PHiSENT VAIN
31 6/41/12 74,636.25 .351571541 26,239.i8 834,141.51
32 ►2ii1/42 7,426.25 .339854177 2,523.34 836,624.15
33 6/603 72,426.25 .328527143 23,793.99 861,418.14
34 12/81/13 5,211.81 .317577722 1,651.44 862,169.54
35 6/is/84 74,201.14 .346993233 21,531.92 883,621.46
36 12/11/14 2,957.54 .296761512 877.67 884,498.13
37 6/41/15 72,957.51 .286874842 21,929.38 3/5,427.51
38 12/11/15 525.14 .277319738 145.59 915,573.11
39 641/16 15,525.11 .268467333 4,161.75 919,734.85
TOTALS 1,612,251.25 919,734.85
TARGET FIGURE COMPRISED OF:
PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF NEV ISSUE 925,088.8/
PLUS ACCRUED INTEREST 4,734.85
LESS NET INSURANCE COST 26,101.10
LESS ORIiINAL ISSUE DISCOUNT
TARGET FIGURE i 909,734.85
/j
CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS
REFUNDING OF ALL OUTSTANDING REVENUE DEBT
WITH PRINCIPAL STARTING IN 1917
STRUCTURE OF THE ESCROW ACCOIiNT, REINVESTMENTS AT
ZERO PERCENTAGE RATE AND PROOF OF YIELD
A REF ADING STuDi
PREPARED
BY
FIRST SOUTmwEST CCA PANY
DALLAS, TEXAS
NOvE11BER 11, 066
FiAST 3OUT6iEST COMPANY
11/11/1986 PAGE: 1
gagUkakigiMa
MAX RATE SLCS CouL47:,
DAN mg gm PR1MCiPA4 jMJEST psi; FLO Qr4T s§ER JCi if►E ems Dirrcit%_
6/11/1187 5,3561 5,2511 184,111 22,361.23 216,441.23 216,347.98 52.25 :2
12111/1987 5.5611 5.4611 2,311 21,823.29 24,123.29 24,146.77 17.48- 34.7
6111/1988 5.8211 5.7211 17,511 21,717,69 39,217.69 39,141.48 67.21 iii.%
12/81/1988 6.6881 5.9861 2,411 21,267.19 23,617.19 23,653,27 46.18- 55 ;
641/1989 6.2311 6.1346 22,511 21,135.43 43,635.43 43,652.98 17.55- 3a.3,
12/41/1989 6.3311 6.2311 2,611 21,443.81 23,145.81 23,613.27 42.54 66.6
o/O1/1991 6.4511 6.3511 22,616 26,364.82 42,964.82 43,112.98 38.16- 42,7
12/11/1991 6.5410 6.4441 2,761 19,647.27 22,347.27 22,353.27 6.81- 34,7,
6/11/1991 6.5711 6.471i 22,841 19,541.33 42,36/.33 42,352.98 7.35 44.8i
12/61/1991 6.6111 6.5161 2,911 18,822.73 • 21,722.75 21,691.75 32.88 ' "
6/I1/1992 6.6611 6.5611 22,911 18,728.56 41,428.56 41,694.51 62.11- i4,iii
12/01/1992 6.7661 6.6611 3,111 17,977,38 21,177.38 21,428.23 49.15 65.2:
6/61/1993 6.8681 6.7611 28,211 17,874,15 46,174.15 46,128.12 46.13 169 3+
12/61/1993 6.9411 6.8411 3,266 16,920.99 21,121.99 21,266.18 79.09- 3i.2.
6/11/1994 7.0111 6.9111 28,4/1 16,811.55 45,211.55 45,199.92 11.63 41.i.
12/61/1994 7,1618 6.9611 3,611 15,831.75 19,431,75 19,371.93 59,62 Lill."
6/11/1995 7.1111 7.8114 418,611 15,716,47 434,316.47 434,371.82 65.35- 56.3
12/41/1995 7.1418 1,155.47 1,155.47 993.78 61.6, ;8..;
6/61/1996 7.1688 7.6616 29,901 1,155,47 31,955.47 36,993.72 38,25- 5;,c
TO1At3 826,300 528,976,54 1,149,276.54 1,149,216.73 5981
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FIRST SOVO6E5T COMPANY
11/11/1986 PAGE: 1
-------PRESENT jALUE OF ESCROli-----_
AT A DISCOUNT RATE OF 6.8912373732
START DATE 12/31/86
PRESENT CUIiU1 ATIVE
QAi AMOUN11 P/V FACTOR VAS ?MEAT VALUE
1 6i11i37 216,411,23 .971985849 211,618.11 211,618.11
2 12/01/87 24,123.29 .939614998 22,666.61 223,284.71
3 6/11/88 39,267.69 .918322219 35,613.22 258,897.93
4 12/01/88 23,617.19 .878171616 21,728.81 279,626.73
5 6/11/89 43,633.43 .848828462 37,138.99 316,665.72
6 12/41/89 23,645.81 .821559223 18,911.45 335,576.17
7 6/81/91 42,964.82 .793231438 34,681.15 361,651.22
8 12/11/91 22,347.27 .766813812 17,136.21 386,793.42
9 6/11/91 42,361.33 .741275975 31,414.69 418,194.11
1/ i2/11/91 21,722.75 .716588645 15,566.28 433,764.39
11 6/11/92 41,628.56 .692723499 28,837.14 462,597.43
12 12/61/92 21,177.38 .669653153 14,114.53 476,711.96
13 6/11/93 46,174.15 .647351138 29,826.15 516,538,11
14 i2/11/93 21,126,99 .625791865 12,591.55 519,129.66
15 6/11/94 45,211.55 .614951599 27,351.73 546,481.41
16 12/61/94 19,431.75 .584813427 11,363.75 557,844.16
17 6/11/95 434,316.47 .565327233 245,525.21 813,369.44
18 12/41/95 1,655.47 .546499671 576.81 813,946.25
19 6/81/96 34,955.47 .528299138 16,353.75 821,301.00
TOTALS 1,149,270,54 820,311.0i
TARGET FiGoRE CUNPRISE"u O►:
r+ciNC:PAL ANChAT GF SUS 821,311.04
r'LL:S RESiRiCiED RESERVE Fii14D
?LuS TRANS. PROt.ttia BENEFIT
TAR;ET _--------> 821,301.0i
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CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS
RUINING OF ALL OUTSTANDING REYEMIE DEBT
WITH PRINCIPAL STARTING IN 1987
COMBINED OUTSTANDING DEBT TO BE DEFUSED
PRICED TO MATURITY
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A REFUNDING STUDt
PREPARED
by
FIRST SOOT WEST CONPAA(
DALLAS, TEXAS
'OVEMBER 11, 1986
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FIRST iuuTn.EST COMPANT
11/11/198b PAU: 1 UwMD NAM[ - iYLIE TO MAT
COMBINED AMOUMTS
iAS PR1Nia6 Ii1TEi%;T DaT SEiVICE
ii3ii►987 i5,00i.11 31,547.95 46,347.95
9,3iiti8i 20,110.11 61,721.25 81,721.25
9/3iii98► Z5,510.55 61,326.25 83,326.25
9i3iii99i 25,15i.ii 38,616.25 83,616.25
9i3i/i99t 25,111.11 56,886.23 81,866.25
9i3iii932 25,110.11 55,141.25 81,141.2s
9/38i1993 31,111.11 53,396.25 83,396.25
9/3iii994 51,O10.1i 51,321.11 81,321,11
9/31/1995 31,111.11 49,243.75 79,243.75
9/31/1996 35,411.10 47,167.5i 82,167.31
5/3i1i997 41,111.11 44,761.11 84,761.15
911;1'1996 45,510.0i 41,221.00 86,220.10
9/51i1999 45,111.00 37,231.01 52,230:50
9i30/21101 50,111.11 33,241.01 83,240.01
9/30,2111 55,010.4a 28,511.11 83,800.J1
9 30i21i2 61,011.i8 23,911.11 83,915.05
9i54,2553 60i5.10 18,571.11 78,370.1i
9/30/Z154 65,i0i.50 13,230.01 78,230.01
9i58,2i55 70,500.50 7,470.0i 77,470,00
9/30,20ic i5,554.15 1,261,00 16,240.05
767»t.5 765,i00.u0 774,846.73 1,339,646.73
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FAST 81.1 h6E8 i,uil*ANt
11,i 1,iieb MU: 1 2ECU D WE - ika Ta 14A7
COMBINED AMOUNTS
DATE YINCIPAi. INTEREE WEBT SEiVICE
6iii/ ,967 i5,i16.11 31,347.ii 46,347,i8
t2i11/.iiii 31,861,77 31,861,77
oi01/ii86 2064.11 31,861,48 51,866,48
12/11/1968 31,163.27 30,163.27
6/i1/i189 25,iii.ii 31,162.98 55,162.98
12/11/i98i 29,313.27 29,313.27
6/i1ii991 25,411.ii 29,312.98 54,312.98
12/it/195i 28,443.27 28,443.27
4/6/011 25,141.1/ 28,442.98 53,442.4
12/11/1i91 27,571.75 27,571.755
6/41i1992 25,iii.i1 27,571.51 52,571.51
12/41/199 26,698.23 26,698.23
oiil/1795 36,166.41 26,698.12 56,698,62
12/i1/1953 25,661.18 25,661.68
6/11ii1994 30,iii.i0 25,659.92 55,659.92
12i11:1994 24,621.73 24,621.93
6/11i►i95 31,010.11 24,621.82 S4,621.62
12/11/1995 23,583,76 23,583.78
6/i1/194o 35,610,11 23,583.72 58,583,72
I2/6i/Ii96 22,36i,ii 22,360.00
6/01,iii1 40,u60.1)i 22,38i.ii 62,38i.ii
12/01: 7 20,610.0i 20,616:0i
0/4i, i7i76 45,00J,v+ 20,610,40 63,610.ii
1ai4v ;;;5 18,615.;0 ii,6i5,o0
b/iil,ii; 45,040 6; 16,b15.0i 63,bi5,ui
i2, ,:,; i 16,620.0i 16,620.0i
oiv,•:uvev 5,,, ,i,:i i6,621.00 66,620.v�
1:•U a rod 14,464,00 14,440.116
oni,cuel 5,:,J: .4i 14,40i.ii 09,446,60
,:, 1,26 1 11,955.00 1i,i55,00
6,4,,1002 00,0;0.ii 11,955.i0 71,755:5d
12,6:/1 7,285.16 9,265.c,a
o.ul,.vua 64,666.66 7,285.11 69,285,04,
i:: ,i,civa 6,615.11 6,615.ii
o,yu2161 oL,iii►.ii 6,615.ii 11,615.ii
aiii1: 20i4 3,735.04 5,735.40
o/i./605 ' 7i,i.4u.,;i 3,735.111 73, 55,00
,2iii,,1045 650.06 631.ii
a/i►,2iuo i5,iiU,oi 631,00 15,634.ii
Ti,+i4.3 765,i61,66 774,844.73 1,559,646.73
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REFUNDING OF ALL OUTSTANDING REVENUE DEBT
WITH PRINCIPAL STARTING IN 1987
OUTSTANDING DEBT TO DE DEFEASa
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A REFUMING STUDY
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by
FIRST SOUTHiAEST Ca PANY
DALLAS, TEXAS
NOVEMSER 11, 196o
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11,1 i0 1986 1'Abt; i Kt.UicD NAME - 01.'2 71
PRICED T6 MATURITY
iAii. 1PiINci k iigtiq tTtRE37 iiiiiiiiiii
6i61, 06 i5,il0a.44 6.511 7,477.98 22,477.i8
12uiii1967 6,591,77 6,591.77
oii1/iiif8 .3,064,04 6.501 6,590.48 21,591.48
t2/i1i,968 6,103.27 6,103.27
6/44 1789 26,040.44 6.51i 6,102.98 26,102.98
i2iii:ii6y 5,453.27 5,453.27
6i61/1991 20,00.14 6.511 5,452.98 25,452.98
1c/i1/1991 4,813.27 4,843.27
oi01/1991 ci,110.ii 6.625 4,8112.98 24,812.98
ii:/iiiiiii 4,148.75 4,441.75
6101/1992 21,180.ii 6.625 4,141.58 24,140.51
i2ii;ili;2 3,478.23 3,478.23
oilliii93 25,100.11 6.625 3,476.02 28,478.42
1 Ji1/1993 2,650.08 2,651.0
6/41;1994 25,440.44 6.625 2,649.92 27,649.92
12/014+94 1,821.93 1,821.93
6/61i1995 25,000.44 6.625 1,821.82 26,821.82
12/01i1995 993.78 993,78
6/11/1996 311,404.4i 6.625 993.72 331,993.72
iCTAL3 a15,4;0.44 79,146.73 294,146.73
-ni; nAt_i Eftri i,uUP04 iS iGU*DED uP uti THE i2/01 PAYNEST
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ST ; ,T'E;T Gi1IPANt
i ii 1 i,iiio PA6E; i AECGRD WI - rY�iE 61
?RICER TO MATURITY
DA1 Pc}N COUPO1! WiliiT
Kit xR61_i
6/10 1967 17,551.11 17,531.14
12/11+067 17,551.11 17,551.14
6iii,i961 17,551.11 17,551.10
1u 41/►966 17,551.10 17,551.01
6/Mir1969 17,551.61 17,551.ii
12/i1/1969 17,551.10 17,351.61
6ii1i1991 171554.1A 17,551.0
12/iiii991 17,351.ii 17,530.Oi
6/iiii991 17,551.11 17155i.ii
12/04091 171551.1i 11,551.0
6i41/1992 17,554.i1 17,551.11
12i11/1992 17,551.11 17,551.11
6/14 1995 17,551.1i 17,550.11
ici11/1995 17,551.4i 17,551.11
Oiii/1994 17,551.1i 17,551.16
12/11/1994 17,551.11 17,556.11
6/1111995 17,551.00 17,556.61
12/11/1995 17,551.00 17,551,01
o/Jiiii96 17,551.11 17,551.14
i2/01/1996 17,556.01 17,554,41
3111; i97 30,64.iu* i.441 17,551.14 47,551.01
,u ui/irv' ib,211.41 16,214.04
0/o if+o 55,4A,u+i* 9.0d4:i 16,210.J3 3i,210.i►u
i2/4i,iiii 14,625,10 14,625,0i
06 i:i!{Y JS,UUL.NY* 9.014 14,625.01 49,625,44
i;:/ii, .=i+ 13,156.01 15,050.14
a,9t!000J• 49,Ub!l.Vd* J.YOJ 13,6i.YV 53,45i.01
,Z,;,.c+;;t 1,,256.0J 11,25i.u0
a, /Luui 4:5,i4; ,4* 9.064 11,251.14 56,256.41
iCrui/241L 7,225.4i 9,225.40
6- 1,24 c 54,461.10* 9,016 9,225.01 59,225.41
,a140 C442 6,975.10 6,975,a
o/vi!C445 54,444.44* 9.14i 6,975.04 56,975.41
/;)i- LUUJ 4,725,01 4,72L.41
6,4ii2.414 54,iii,ii* 9.iii 4,725.41 54,715.44
1c,oi,cuil4 2,475.11 2,475.14
oru:,a45 5a,UUj, ii* ?.004 2,475.11 57,475,41
TUTAL.5 591,111.11 525,614,41 915,641.64
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ttiiiitide PAGE: 1 RECORD NAME - tiTLIE 86
PRICED TO MATURITY
uATC PRINCIPAL POtUPON i?iTiiiST DOT SE14ICE
co4i:1167 6,720.61 6,724.01
12/61iiii7 6,720.61 6,7i0.01
6ii1i1988 5,440.40 8.410 6,720.6 11,726.1i
12,6iii988 6,511.11 6,510.00
6iiiii989 5,iii.0i* 8.411 6,51141 11,511.11
12i11/1989 6,301.1/ 6,311.0
6/11i1996 5,iii.10* 8.411 6,311.60 11,31i.01
12ii1i4991 6,194.81 6,198.11
6/i1/091 5,iii.i0* 8.411 6,01.01 11,091.01
12/11i1991 5,880.11 5,881.16
6iiiii,992 5,060.00 8.41i 5,881.6i 11,881.6
12ii1i1992 5,670.41 5,671.41
6iiiii1993 5,101.40* 8.411 5,671.4i 10,670.01
12/11'1993 5,461,0i 5,461.01
biili1994 5,104.40* 6.410 5,460.44 10,464.01
12i41/1?94 5,251.61 5,251.10
biilil995 5,000.OI* 8.41i 5,25614 10,254.00
12i0ii1995 5,141.1i 5,040,0i
oi0ii19Yo 5,400.40* 8.444 5,040,41 14,040,10
iciuiii9io 4,830.40 4,850.01
oiiiii147 1u,606.00* 3.440 4,836,4i 14,6.30.41
12iu,r ,i�7 4,414,44 4,41 •iti
b,iii ,iii 6,41i4:4v* 6.4iit 4,416.00 14,41U,Oi
iZ.i it t;ii 3,i90.i0 3,igi 6
o,vi, i+ai 14,300,46* 3.4v6 3,990.61 13,9%0,ui
ic:ii, ii;; 3,570,60 3,576.06
o,i,,, a6t) 16,666.uu* 3.416 3,576.0i 13,576.6i
iz 61.:646 3,150.64 3,156,60
,,J.i244. iU,eeV U,,* 3:460 3,136,60 i3,i,,U,U0
i2,;.,2iii, 2,73i.0i 2,730.60
•,y, i4.: i0,060,00* 8.460 2,731.04 12,734,41
)2/41i:4i2 2,31i.0i 2,314.44
oi;i)Z443 )0,404,40* 8.400 2,311.66 i2,31u,vu
i2:ai ::ii43 1,iii.6i 1,8id.v0
6,4i 2ii4 i5,i00.ii* 8.40 1,896.0i 16,89ii.i6
iu viiCG04 1,264.0i i,261.Ys
o,4:i2445 15,604,64* 8,406 1,260,44 16,260,40
lvil,Zie. 630,00 630,41
oi6ii240e i5,4011,04* 3.411 630.00 15,634.00
T3;AL3 toi,i00.00 174,141.1i 330060,4i
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CITY OF NYLIE, TEXAS
REFUNDING OF ALL OUTSTANDING Rtv€MJE DEBT
WITO PRINCIPAL STARTING IN 1987
3OTSTANDING DEBT TO BE DEFEASED
PRICED TO CALL
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FIRST 5 uT HEST CONPANt
1i/11/1986 ?ACE: 1 RECORD NAME - 4YLIE TO CALL.
CONDO MOUNTS
HT,6- PRINNE& INTEREST poi SERVICg
1/31/1187 175,111.11 31,347,98 216,347.98
1/36/1968 15,111.11 48,281.25 63,281.25
1/31/1989 21,811,18 47,316.25 67,316,25
9/31/1998 21,181.11 46,816.25 66,116.25
1/31/1991 21,111.11 44,716.25 64,716.25
9/31/1992 21,111.11 43,381.25 63,381.25
7,31/1993 25,141.11 • 42,156.25 67,156.25
9/31/1994 25,111.11 41,411.11 63,411.11
9/34/1995 415,111.8i 38,743.75 453,743.75
9/31/1996 31,111.11 1,987.51 31,987.51
TOTALS 765,111.11 384,216.73 1,149,216.73
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FIRST SOuTn6EST COAPANi
11/11/1186 PAGE: 1 RECORD WIVE - WYLIE TO CALL
COMBINE) AMOUNTS
ggi PRD CIPA4 iN:REST ggiliaggi
6/01/1987 175,11/.11 31,347.98 206,347.98
12/1;i1987 24,141.77 24,141.77
6/1i/198o 15,011.i1 24,141.48 39,148.48
i2/i1/1988 23,653.27 23,653.27
6/81/1969 21,801.0i 23,632.48 43,652.98
12/41i1969 23,113.27 23,113.27
6/1i/i991 21,111.11 23,112.98 43,112.98
12/11/199i 22,353.27 22,353.27
6/81/1191 21,814.11 22,352.98 42,352.98
12/11/1991 21,691.75 21,691.73
6/01i1992 21,111.10 21,691.51 41,691.51
12/01i1992 21,128.23 21,128.23
6/11i1993 25,110.44 21,028.12 46,128.12
i2ii1/1993 21,211.18 21,218 38
6/01i1994 25,001,10 21,199.92 45,199.92
12/11/1994 19,371.93 19,371.93
6/111/1995 415,110.11 19,371.82 434,371.82
12/1111995 993.78 993.78
6iiii1996 34,001.00 993.72 30,993.72
TOTALS 765,4i4.00 384,216,73 1,149,216.73
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11.11/t06e rACI: 1 AECORD NME - 61LiE 61 TO CALL
PRICil TG CALL
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piii/i'i67 17,551,00 17,554.01
12/6ii1967 170551.11 17,556.41
6iiiii,iii 17,551.11 17,551.11
12/6406i 17,551.06 17,551.10
bi 6 ii 1969 17,551.i11 17,551.141
12/11/1969 17,551.11 17,551.1i
0/11/1991 17,551.11 17,551.11
121i1/1i91 17,531.11 17,551.11
b,iiii991 17,530.11 17,550.11
12/61i1991 17,551.61 17,556.11
641/1992 17,551.11 17,531.11
12/11/1992 17,531.10 17,556.01
6/61;095 17,551.11 17,551,11
121+11/1995 17,551.01 17,551.16
6/11i1994 17,551.10 17,551.10
12%6i/1994 17,550.0i 17,551.10
a 11/095 300,161.16 9.iii 17,551.16 A67,550,01
MALL 391,iii►.ii 296,351.61 b68,350.06
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11i11/1986 PAGE: 1 RECORD NAME - ITLIE 86 TO CALL
PRICED TO CALL
PRINCIPAL gingg INTEREST SERV Q
6i61i1967 166,011.01 8.411 6,726.61 166,721.u1
TOTALS 161,161.61 6,721,11 166,721,16
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