01-13-1976 (City Council) Minutes c�
Regular City Council Meeting
January 13, 1976
The Wylie City Council met in regular session on January 13, 1976,
at 7:00 PM. in City Hall. Those present were Mayor Don Thomas;
Aldermen R. C. Dodd, Ken Nall, Dwayne Boyd, William Martin and
Stan Shively; City Manager Dennis Woodard; City Secretary Doris
Wilson and City Attorney Robert Dillard.
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Thomas. First item for
consideration was the approval of minutes of December meeting
and expendityres to be paid in January. Motion was made for
approval by Stan Shively and seconded by R. C. Dodd. Motion
carried by vote of all ayes.
Mel Delaney met with Council to discuss his proposed addition of
ranchettes. Council decided to turn his proposal to the Zoning
Board for consideration.
Resolution designating North Central Texas Council of Governments
as Health Systems Agency was approved on motion by Stan Shively
and seconded by Dwayne Boyd. Motion carried with all aYes.
Dick Weir with Weir Enterprised gave a report on the progress of
the proposed nursing home for Wylie.
Attorney Bob Dillard discussed the rules of the Public Utility —*
Commission. Kenneth Nall made the motion to file the necessary
maps and papers required to cpmply with rules. Second was made
by R. C. Dodd. Vote of all Ayes.
Item seven of the agenda, review meeting with Zoning board, was
tabled.
The First Quarter Budget Report was presented to the Council.
After a brief discussion motion for approval was made by R. C.
Dodd and seconded by William Martin. Carried by vote of all ayes.
City Manager Dennis Woodard gave departmental reports. Council
decided to place a blocade at the end of Duncan Way next to Wylie
Church of Christ to prevent cars from using the church parking lot
as a street outlet. Consideration for stop signs to be erected on
Duncan Way was discussed and decided to ask City Manager Woodard
to study situation. Motion was made by Dwayne Body and seconded
by Stan Shively to remove the blinking red light at the intersection
of Oak Street and Jackson Street and replace it with stop signs
on Oak Street. Motion was carried by unanimous vote.
Motion to adjourn was made by William Martin and seconded by
Stan Shively. All ayes.
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'Donald R. Thomas, Mayor 1
Doris Wilson, City Secretary