06-25-1985 (City Council) Minutes 11A
MINUTES
REGULAR MEETING CITY COUNCIL --
TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1985
The Wylie City Council met in regular session on Tuesday
June 25, 1985 at 7 : 00 P.M. in the Council Chambers at City
Hall . 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 , John Akin; Mayor Pro Tem Don
Hughes ; and Councilmembers Percy Simmons , Randy Gaston,
Harold Spence , William Martin and Joe Fulgham (late
arrival) . The city staff was represented by Gus Pappas ,
City Manager , Bill Windham, Director or Public Works and
Barbara LeCocq secretary . Several members of the public
were present along with Mike Booth of Wallace & Lyles , Jerry
Hoagland , and Baron Cook .
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Akin at 7 : 00 P.M.
Councilman Martin gave the invocation.
ITEM NO. 1 - APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Mayor Akin asked for
additions or corrections to the minutes . Hearing none ,
Mayor Pro Tem Hughes made a motion to approve the minutes as
submitted. Councilman Martin seconded the motion. The vote
was as follows :
MAYOR AKIN - in favor
MAYOR PRO TEM HUGHES - in favor
COUNCILMAN SIMMONS - in favor
COUNCILMAN GASTON - in favor
COUNCILMAN FULGHAM - absent
COUNCILMAN SPENCE - in favor
COUNCILMAN MARTIN - in favor
Motion carried by unanimous vote .
ITEM NO. 2 - PUBLIC HEARING ON ANNEXATION OF 56 ACRES AND 40
ACRES ON FM 1378 - Mayor Akin stated that this property is
described as 56 . 31 acres and 40. 129 acres out of the James
McUlmurry Survey, Abstract 629 located east of FM 1378 and
north of the Birmingham Trust Land . Mayor Akin asked City
Manager Gus Pappas to point the property out on the map .
City Manager Pappas pointed out that these two tracts are
separated by a tract consisting of some 71 plus acres.
Mayor Akin declared the public hearing open. With no
questions or comments from the floor , Mayor Akin closed the
public hearing . No action required .
ITEM NO. 3 - PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ANNEXATION OF 71 ACRES ON
FM 1378 - Mayor Akin described this property as 71 . 38 acres
out of the James McUlmurry Survey , Abstract 629 located east
of FM 1378 and north of the Birmingham Trust Land . He asked
City Manager Pappas to point out the property on the map .
Mr . Pappas noted that this tract lies between the two tracts
described in Item NO. 2 . The public hearing was opened by
Mayor Akin for questions or comments . Hearing none , Mayor
Akin closed the public hearing . No action required by the
Council .
ITEM NO. 4 - PUBLIC HEARING ON THE ANNEXATION OF 30 ACRES ON
FM 1378 - Mayor Akin described this tract as 30 acres out of
the G . W. Gunnell Survey , Abstract 351 bordered on the east
by FM 1378 and on the north and west by Lake Ranch Estates .
Mayor Akin asked City Manager Pappas to point out this tract
on the map . Mr . Pappas noted that it is directly under Lake
Ranch Estates . Mayor Akin declared the public hearing open
for questions or comments . Hearing none , Mayor Akin closed
the public hearing . No action required .
ITEM NO. 5 - APPROVE ANNEXATION ORDINANCE FOR 1 ACRE ON
STONE ROAD - Mayor Akin described this as 1 .0401 acres out
of the Aaron West Survey , Abstract 979 , located on East
Stone Road, as the site of the Rush Creek I Lift Station .
Mayor Akin stated that all requirements had been met and
asked for a motion. Motion made by Mayor Pro Tem Hughes to
approve and sign the annexation ordinance for 1 .0401 acres
out of the Aaron West Survey , Abstract 979 . Motion seconded
by Councilman Gaston . The vote was as follows :
Mayor Akin - in favor
Mayor Pro Tem Hughes - in favor
Councilman Simmons - in favor
Councilman Gaston - in favor
Councilman Fulgham - absent
Councilman Spence - in favor
Councilman Martin - in favor
Motion carried 6-0 .
ITEM NO. 6 - PUBLIC HEARING ON ZONING OF 1 ACRE ON STONE
ROAD - Mayor Akin described this as a request for single
family I zoning for 1 .0401 acres out of the Aaron West
Survey , Abstract 351 located on E . Stone Road , the site of
the Rush Creek I Lift Station . Mayor Akin asked Gus Pappas ,
City Manager , for staff comment . Mr . Pappas pointed the
tract out on the map and noted that this was the tract the
Council had annexed in action in Item no . 5 . He noted that
the property is located at the intersection of Rush Creek
and Stone Road . Mr . Pappas stated that this tract has been
dedicated by the owner for the purpose of a lift station to
be installed and operated by the City of Wylie . Mr . Pappas
further stated the appropriate staff members had reviewed
the situation and recommend SF-I zoning in order to afford
the highest possible protection for the surrounding property
and also noted that SF-I zoning is consistent with use in
the area . Mayor Akin declared the public hearing open for
questions or comments . Hearing none , Mayor Akin closed the
public hearing . No action required . .�•
ITEM NO. 7 - APPROVE ZONING ORDINANCE FOR 1 ACRE ON STONE
ROAD - Mayor Akin said this action was for approval of
zoning of 1 .0401 acres out of the Aaron West Survey ,
Abstract 351 . Mayor Akin asked City Manager Gus Pappas for
staff comment . Mr . Pappas stated that the staff recommends
approval . Mayor Akin asked for any questions or discussion
by the Council . Hearing none , Mayor Pro Tem Hughes made a
motion to zoning 1 . 0401 acres out of the Aaron West Survey ,
Abstract 351 SF-1 . Motion seconded by Councilman Gaston.
The vote was as follows :
Mayor Akin - in favor
Mayor Pro Tem Hughes - in favor
Councilman Simmons - in favor
Councilman Gaston - in favor
Councilman Fulgham - absent
Councilman Spence - in favor
Councilman Martin - in favor
ITEM NO. 8 - APPROVE ANNEXATION ORDINANCE FOR 96 ACRES ON
FM544 AND VINSON ROAD - Mayor Akin announced that due to the
expected late arrival of Councilman Fulgham Item Nos . 8-10
would be moved down on the agenda in order for the entire
Council to participate . ammo
ITEM NO. 11 - ACCEPT 7 ACRES ON SH78 AS SITE FOR CITY
COMPLEX - Mayor Akin described this item as the acceptance
of 7 . 136 acres out of the Francisco de la Pina Survey ,
Abstract 688 as the site for the new City Complex . Mayor
Akin stated that in action taken at the regular council
meeting held on June 11 , the Council had rejected all bids
for tracts of land to be used for the proposed City complex .
Mayor Akin further stated this item was to determine the
desires of the Council in accepting the gift of the above
described tract . Mayor Pro Tem Hughes in stating his motion
declared "it gives me great pleasure to make the motion" to
accept the gift of 7 . 136 acres out of the Francisco de la
Pina Survey , Abstract 688 as the site for the proposed City
complex . Mayor Akin stated that before hearing a second he
would hear any discussion by the Council . Councilman
Simmons asked about the final alignment of the property.
City Manager Pappas said the tract is at about the mid-point
between Eubanks Lane and Kreymer Lane . He further noted
that the tract is large enough for the desired building ,
required parking and a two-way drive . The tract will
accomodate the planned building , with a large flower bed ,
and two rows of angled parking separated by a two-way road .
Mr . Pappas further stated that in order to allow for further
expansion , the City needed 776 feet in depth . The developer
desired to put in an angled road at the rear of the subject
property in order to allow for lots fronting on the road .
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The result was that the property designated for the City
would be 776 feet on the narrow side , allowing for
additional buildings with adequate parking . Mayor Akin
stated that he would like to be assured that there would be
nothing between the front of City Hall and SH78 . City
Manager Pappas stated that the property and the
configuration of the building would guarantee fronting on
SH78 . Mayor Akin said if there was no further discussion ,
he would hear a second . Councilman Spence seconded the
motion . The vote was a follows :
Mayor Akin - in favor
Mayor Pro Tem Hughes - in favor
Councilman Simmons - in favor
Councilman Gaston - in favor
Councilman Fulgham - absent
Councilman Spence - in favor
Councilman Martin - in favor
Motion carried 6-0 . Mayor Akin stated that he wanted to
express his gratitude to Tracy and Michael Crawford for
their generous gift to the City of Wylie . (See attached
letter from Baron Cook. )
ITEM NO. 12 - AUTHORIZATION TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR CITY
COMPLEX - Mayor Akin called on City Manager Pappas to
comment on this item. City Manager Pappas stated that in
order to facilitate the process , because this will most
likely be a more entailed process that the normal bidding
process , the staff would prepare a drawing outlining the
city ' s needs and desires and invite the bidders to a meeting
where they can ask questions and all bidders will receive
the same information . Bidders will be asked to submit bids
including the floor plan , elevations etc . Mr . Pappas
further noted that the bidders will be at liberty to add any
touches they feel would enhance the building etc . The plan
prepared by the staff will be a basic guidline . Mayor Akin
asked for further discussion . Hearing none , he asked for a
motion . Councilman Gaston made a motion to authorize the
staff to go out for bids for the City complex building .
Motion seconded by Councilman Martin . The vote was as
follows :
Mayor Akin - in favor
Mayor Pro Tem Hughes - in favor
Councilman Simmons - in favor
Councilman Gaston - in favor
Councilman Fulgham - absent
Councilman Spence - in favor
Councilman Martin - in favor .
Motion carried 6-0 .
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ITEM NO. 13 - AUTHORIZE EXPENDITURE FROM CITY COUNCIL
RESERVE - Mayor Akin stated this item is to consider onalkIMO
authorization to expend $18 , 866 . 66 from General Fund City
Council Reserve account Q10-100-101-06610 for initial
payment on Community Center . Mayor Akin called on City
Manager Pappas to comment . Mr . Pappas stated that action
was taken at the last City Council meeting on this item;
however , no action was taken on the source of the funds .
The staff recommends this payment be taken from the City
Council reserve account and that it requires formal action
from the Council to expend money from this particular
account . Mayor Akin asked for further discussion . Hearing
none , he asked for a motion. Mayor Pro Tem Hughes made the
motion to expend $18 , 866 . 66 from General Fund City Council
Reseve Account Q10-100-101-06610 for the initial payment on
the Community Center . Motion was seconded by Councilman
Gaston. The vote was as follows :
Mayor Akin - in favor
Mayor Pro Tem Hughes - in favor
Councilman Simmons - opposed
Councilman Gaston - in favor
Councilman Fulgham - absent
Councilman Spence - in favor
Councilman Martin - in favor
Motion carried 5-1 .
ITEM NO. 14 - CONSIDER AWARD OF BIDS FOR WATER/SEWER PUMPS -
Mayor Akin asked City Manager Pappas for comment . Mr .
Pappas deferred to Bill Windham, Director of Public Works
for the recommendation . Mr . Windham referred the Council to
pages 42-44 of their packets . He further stated that after
a great deal of research and study of the bids he (Mr .
Windham) and City Engineer , I . W. Santry made the following
recommendations :
SEWER PUMPS :
Bowes & Eden 600 gallon (2) $7 ,558 unit price -
Total price $15 , 116 .00
Bowes & Eden 1250 gallon ( 2) $8 , 298 unit price -
Total price $16 , 596 . 00
WATER PUMPS :
Bowes & Eden 600 gallon ( 2) $2990 .00 unit price -
Total price $8, 970 .00
Bowes & Eden 1000 gallon ( 1 ) $3,958 .00 unit price-
Total Price $3 ,958 .00
TOTAL COST: $44 , 640 .00
In answer to a question from the Council , Mr . Windham stated
that the price is locked in even though we may delay
delivery . Mr . Pappas , City Manager , noted that the first
pumps would be for the Rush Creek Lift station . He further
stated that the water pumps would be paid for out of the
impact fee revenues and the sewer pumps from the lift
station fees . Mr . Windham further stated , in answer to
questions from the Council , that in most cases , the City
crews would be able to service the pumps for repair ; but
this capability does not include the motors . He said the
controls would require special expertise for repair . Mayor
Akin asked for further questions or comments from the
Council . Hearing none , a motion was made by Councilman
Gaston to award the bid for the pumps as specified in the
bid specs to Bowes & Eden Co . as per staff recommendation .
Motion seconded by Councilman Martin. The vote was as
follows :
Mayor Akin - in favor
Mayor Pro Tem Hughes - in favor
Councilman Simmons - in favor
Councilman Gaston - in favor
Councilman Fulgham - absent
Councilman Spence - in favor
Councilman Martin - in favor .
Motion carried 6-0 .
ITEM NO. 15 - CONSIDER AWARD OF BID FOR 3/4 TON PICKUP -
Mayor Akin called on City Manager Pappas for staff comment .
Mr . Pappas stated that this item was provided for in revenue
sharing budget . Mayor Akin asked how many trucks now in the
public works inventory are 1980 models or newer . Bill
Windham, Director of Public Works stated there are three (3)
trucks 1980 or newer (this new truck will bring the total to
four -4- ) . Mayor Akin asked if we are replacing trucks or
adding to the total . Mr . Windham stated that he is not yet
in the position to replace any of the truck inventory . Mr .
Pappas stated that the City received only one bid for the
3/4 ton truck specified . However , since that one bid did
meet all specifications the staff would recommend award to
Lakeside Chevrolet for one 3/4 ton pick-up truck in the
amount of $11 , 768 .00 . Mayor Akin said if there was no
further discussion he would entertain a motion . Mayor Pro
Tem Hughes made the motion to award the bid for the truck as
specified above to Lakeside Chevrolet in Rockwall , Texas in
the amount of $11 , 768 .00. Motion seconded by Councilman
Gaston . The vote was as follows :
Mayor Akin - in favor
Mayor Pro Tem Hughes - in favor
Councilman Simmons - in favor
Councilman Gaston - in favor
Councilman Fulgham - absent
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Councilman Spence - in favor
Councilman Martin - in favor ...
Motion carried 6-0.
ITEM NO. 16 - CONSIDER DISTINCTIVE PAINT DESIGN FOR POLICE
PATROL CARS - Mayor Akin stated that there had been
numerous comments concerning the test paint design for the
Wylie Police Patrol cars . Mayor Akin called on City Manager
Pappas for comment . Mr. Pappas stated that the purpose of
the exercise was to get the police patrol cars noticed .
Mayor Pro Tem Hughes stated that the visibility of the
police in the City was more dependent on the number of cars
on the street rather than the paint design . After lengthy
discussion , the concensus of opinion was that the basic
design of the cars should be retained with a possible
addition of a larger badge on the doors and the word
"POLICE" across the trunk lid in reflective letters . The
suggestion came forth that perhaps the width of the stripe
now used might be increased . No action required .
ITEM NO. 17 - CONSIDER APPROVAL OF BANK RECONCILIATION
STATEMENTS - Mayor Akin asked Mr . Pappas if there were any
items that were unusual that needed to be called to the
attention of the Council . Mr . Pappas answered in the
negative . Mayor Akin asked for any questions or comments on
the reports . Hearing none , he asked for a motion . A motion
was made by Councilman Gaston and seconded by Mayor Pro Tem
Hughes to approve the bank reconciliation statements as
submitted . The vote was as follows :
Mayor Akin - in favor
Mayor Pro Tem Hughes - in favor
Councilman Simmons - in favor
Councilman Gaston - in favor
Councilman Fulgham - absent
Councilman Spence - in favor
Councilman Martin - in favor
Motion carried 6-0 .
ITEM NO. 8 - CONSIDER APPROVAL OF ANNEXATION ORDINANCE FOR
96 . 218 ACRES OUT OF THE ELISHA M. PRICE SURVEY, ABSTRACT
NO. 1114 - Mayor Akin stated that the Council would return
to this item. Mayor Akin stated that the required public
hearings had been held and it was now the stated time for
action by the Council . Mayor Akin called on City Manager
Pappas for staff comment . Mr . Pappas stated that the two
public hearings required by law had been held and the
required twenty (20) day waiting period had been satisfied .
The property is contiguous to the City of Wylie and is
therefore an eligible candidate for annexation . Mayor Akin
asked for any further discussion by the Council . Hearing
none , a motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Hughes to approve
and authorize the signing of the annexation ordinance for
96 . 218 acres out of the Elisha M. Price Survey , Abstract No .
1114 located at the intersection of FM544 and Vinson Road .
Motion seconded by Councilman Gaston . The vote was as
follows :
Mayor Akin - in favor
Mayor Pro Tem Hughes - in favor
Councilman Simmons - opposed
Councilman Gaston - in favor
Councilman Fulgham - absent
Councilman Spence - in favor
Councilman Martin - opposed
' Motion carried 4-2 .
ITEM NO. 9 - PUBLIC HEARING ON THE REQUEST FOR MOBILE HOME
PARK ZONING FOR 96.218 ACRES OUT OF THE ELISHA M. PRICE
SURVEY , ABSTRACT 1114 - LOCATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF FM544
AND VINSON ROAD - Mayor Akin stated this was a public
hearing and asked for comments in favor of or in opposition
to the request . Mike Booth , of Wallace & Lyles , 924 S .
Cedar Hill , representing the applicant asked for permission
to make a slide presentation . Mr . Booths presentation
showed the development by the applicant of parks in Fort
Worth and Keller . He stated there would be an on-site
fulltime resident manager . The slides showed the extensive
use of landscaping , playgrounds , picnic areas , pool and
cabana . Mr . Booth further stated that these parks do not
cater to transients . He stated this type of living is
attractive to people to acquire equity in property . Mr .
Booth passed out a sheet listing the reasons the applicant
feels the request should be granted ( see attached) . Mayor
Akin then asked for any comments from the floor and
requested that before speaking , please give name and
address . Hearing no comments or questions from the floor ,
Councilman Gaston asked if the slide presentation
represented one park. Mr . Booth answered that the pictures
were made in two different parks . He further stated that
both parks are less than one year old . Mr . Gaston asked
what size units will be required . Answer : minimum 14 x 70
ft . Gaston : what is the anticipated date for the first
phase? Answer : 6 mos . The developer expects total
completion to take three to four years . The park will be
screened by an eight (8) foot fence . Councilman Gaston
asked what is the total projected investment . Answer :
approximately $8 million . Expected number of units 590-620
at completion . This is a density of 6 . 2 units per acre . A
question from the floor asked how many exits from the park
would there be . Answer : probably three . In answer to a
question from the floor ( speakers did not identify
themselves) Mr . Booth stated there would three acres of park
land . With no further questions , Mayor Akin closed the
public hearing . No action required .
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ITEM NO. 10 - CONSIDER APPROVAL OF ZONING ORDINANCE FOR
96 . 218 ACRES OUT OF THE ELISHA M. PRICE SURVEY, ABSTRACT •01110
1114 LOCATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF FM 544 AND VINSON ROAD -
Mayor Akin asked for any discussion . Councilman Gaston
asked what will be the plan of the city for perimeter
streets . Mr . Pappas stated that the Mobile Home Park
ordinance required participation in the perimeter street
that border the park . Councilman Gaston asked if the City
of Wylie has a plan for the increased traffic . Mr . Pappas
stated that the city of Wylie is working now on the
designation of the extension of FM544 . As of now, FM 544
ends at the"Y" that intersects with Vinson Road . A question
from the floor asked which direction the extension of FM544
will take . Mr . Pappas said as of yet that determination has
not been made . Members of the Planning & Zoning Commission
are studying the two most likely routes and will make a
recommendation to the City Council as soon as possible .
Councilman Simmons stated that he had actually counted the
number of mobile homes now in Wylie ' s ETJ. There are 391 .
There are 280 mobile homes now in the City . The City has
approximately 5000 dwelling units . With the projected
addition of 600 mobile homes in the City and the probable
addition on 750 mobile homes in the Holigan development this
would bring the total of mobile homes in the City of Wylie
to approximately 2000. This would bring the percentage to
40-50% mobile homes in the City of Wylie .
With no further discussion , a motion was made by Mayor Pro
Tem Hughes to approve the Mobile Home Park zoning for 96 . 218
acres out of the Elisha M. Price Survey , Abstract 1114 .
Motion seconded by Councilman Gaston . The vote was as
follows :
Mayor Akin - in favor
Mayor Pro Tem Hughes - in favor
Councilman Simmons - opposed
Councilman Gaston - in favor
Councilman Fulgham - in favor
Councilman Spence - in favor
Councilman Martin - opposed
Motion carried 5-2 .
ITEM NO. 18 - CITIZEN PARTICIPATION - Mayor Akin asked if
there were any comments or questions from the floor .
Hearing none , the Mayor moved to the next item.
ITEM NO. 19 - COUNCIL DISCUSSION - Mayor Akin asked if there
were any items the Council wished to discuss . No action to
be taken. William Martin - no . Harold Spence - would like
to see something worked out with the developers regarding a ..,.
pro rata share of untility installation . Joe Fulgham - no .
Randy Gaston - noted that a member of the P & Z had some
June 21, 1985
City Of Wylie
Mr. Gus Pappas, City Manager
114 Ballard
Wylie, Texas 75098
Mr. Pappas:
The seven acre gift of land provided by Mr. Tracey Crawford and Mr. Michael
Crawford is certainly a generous donation. Both feel a strong committment
for the continuing growth of this community and want to be a part of
this communities' future. With such a gift, this will allow the City
to progress ahead with plans of relocating the city hall.
The Crawfords have asked that I act as their agent and represent them
with the City to finalize the details. Mr. Tracey Crawford had previously
stated, "Along with the seven acres of land fronting State Highway 78,
he would provide or make available the utilities to the site." The "Utilities"
meaning water and sanitary sewer.
The water is approximately 1200-1300 feet west of the new city hall location
at the corner of State Highway 78 and Eubanks Lane. Mr. Tracey Crawford
was instrumental in providing an eight inch water line to this corner
because of his involment in the Wyndham Estates Development.
The sanitary sewer is located across the highway within the Wyndham tract.
This line shall need to be extended approximately 1800 feet and will
cause for a road bore to bring the line under Hwy. 78 . In addition,
electricity and phone service is presently on the site.
Again, these utilities are provided by the Crawfords to the City of Wylie
without any cost to the City. On behalf of the Crawfords we look forward
to working with the City on such an exciting and monumental event
as the new city hall location.
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Very Truly Yours,
7ti, d(e-Zz(
D. aron Cook
REASONS FOR THE ANNEXATION AND ZONING REQUEST
1 . ) Water, sewer and cable T.V. to a previously unserved area -
tremendous investments , increases the likelihood of other
development. The water must be brought from Stone Road
which is approximately 1 .5 miles .
2 . ) Highest and best use of the property due to the project
being next to an existing mobile home park.
3 . ) Quality park will be constructed - construction will be
according to Wylie Subdivision Ordinance, the area will
be upgraded.
4 . ) No impact on Wylie schools - Garland school district.
5 . ) Expands the ETJ of Wylie - gives the city more control
over the area.
6 . ) Improves the local economy - more shoppers .
7 . ) Subdivision Ordinance calls for 7 units/acre - our proposal
is just over 6 units/acre .
8 . ) Tax base added - project represents more tax value to the
city, it will generate approximately $130 ,000 in tax
revenue upon completion at your present tax rate. This
does not include impact and annual fees assessed by the
city.
9 . ) Sanitary sewer - part of the lift station will be paid
for by this development (impact fees) .
10 . ) Improved drainage - reduces flooding on the north side of
Vinson.
11 . ) Parks - approximately 3 .0 acres will be used for recreational
areas (pools and play grounds) as per your subdivision
ordinance .
questions concerning what he felt had been a departure from
procedure when the use for the 96 . 218 acres had been
discussed during the annexation hearings . Mr . Pappas stated
that it was inappropriate to require a developer to state
his proposed use plans but if the developer volunteers the
information there is no reason not to allow the commission
or boards to hear it . Councilman Gaston said perhaps the
land use question needs to be reaffirmed to the P&Z members .
Mayor Pro Tem Don Hughes - asked about the water at Nortex
since the valve had been turned on from the new water tower .
Mayor Akin noted that it was going well .
Councilman Simmons - since Wylie is attracting more and
larger developments into the City , he feels the Council
needs to have a weekend work session to plan for the
handling of increased traffic , water and sewer etc . Gus
Pappas stated that the first budget session would be held in
July and that might afford a good time to handle both the
budget work session and a work session on the matters
mentioned by Mr . Simmons .
Mayor Akin mentioned that the meeting with Mr . Yielding of
the State Highway Department concerning the widening of
FM544 had been held and that work is being done on getting
544 widened to SH78 .
Gus Pappas noted that part of the street equipment had been
delivered .
Mayor Akin asked that councilmembers be thinking about
prospective members to the various city boards , particularly
the Planning & Zoning Commission . Mayor Akin also expressed
his appreciation to the Councilman Spence for the new
sidewalks downtown and to Councilman Hughes for the South
Wylie Fire Station grand opening .
ITEM NO. 20 - ADJOURNMENT - Mayor Akin said if there was no
further business he would entertain a motion to adjourn .
Councilman Martin made a motion to adjourn , motion seconded
by Councilman Spence . Meeting adjourned by Mayor Akin .
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tJohn W. Akin , Mayor
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