04-12-1983 (City Council) Agenda Packet Date Posted: 4-8-83
Time Posted: 12:00
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LAVON
WYLIE • LAKE
RAY HUBBARD
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
AGENDA
April 12, 1983
7:00 p.m.
1. Call to order; invocation
2. Approve minutes of previous meeting and accounts payable.
3. Install new council members, and select a Mayor Pro-Tem
4. Conduct public hearing on request to rezone Lot 3, Block 6, Keller tZ�,
First Addition from SF-2 to R (Retail ) (This is 404 S. Jackson) . g
5. Review proposed plat for 14 acres located on east side of FM544,
southeast of Wylie, a residential development within the extra-
territorial jurisdiction of Wylie.
6. Approve and accept drainage easement needed for Kinsington Manor
Estates.
7. Approve paving plan for Pirate Drive.
8. Departmental reports.
9. Mayor' s report and Council discussion.
10. Citizen participation.
11. Adjourn.
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LAKE
LAVON
WYLIE • LAKE
RAYHUBBARD
NOTICE OF EMERGENCY AGENDA ITEM
ADDED TO
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
APRIL 12, 1983
7:00 P.M.
Item 2a. Adopt an ordinance amending Ordinance No. 81-5
which relates to the same 36.39 acre tract of
land (located south of Alanis and Martinez Lanes)
which was voted upon for M H (Mobile Home District)
Zoning on Friday, April 8, 1983.
Posted: 3:30 p.m.
Date: 4-12-83
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114 NORTH BALLARD P.O. BOX 207,WYLIE,TEXAS 75098 PHONE(214)442-2236
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WYLIE • LAKE
RAY HUBBARD
April 12, 1983
City Manager
City of Wylie
City Hall
Wylie, Texas 75098
We, the undersigned members, of the Wylie City Council request that
the following emergency item be placed on the agenda as "Old Business"
and that it be considered before the installation of new council
members:
Item 2a. Adopt an ordinance amending Ordinance No. 81-5
which relates to the same 36.39 acre tract of
land (located south of Alanis and Martinez Lanes)
which was voted upon for M H (Mobile Home District)
Zoning on Friday, April 8, 1983.
Respectfully,
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Gel i ne Dodd
Percy Simmon
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS, AMENDING THE
COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS, AS
HERETOFORE AMENDED (ORDINANCE NO. 81-5), TO CHANGE THE ZONING ON THE
HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED PROPERTY TO THE NEW ZONING CLASSIFICATION HEREIN
STATED; PROVIDING A REPEALING CLAUSE; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE;
PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE NOT TO EXCEED THE
SUM OF TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS ($200.00) FOR EACH OFFENSE; AND DECLARING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City Zoning Commission and the Governing Body of the City of
Wylie, Texas, in compliance with the laws of the State of Texas with reference to the
granting of zoning changes under the zoning ordinance and zoning map, have given
requisite notices by publication and otherwise, and after holding due hearings and
affording a full and fair hearing to all property owners generally, the said Governing
Body is of the opinion that said change of zoning which is on application of Melvin
St. John should be granted and the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the City of
Wylie should be amended in the exercise of its legislative discretion:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF WYLIE, TEXAS:
SECTION 1. That the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the City of Wylie,
Texas, be and the same is hereby amended by amending the Zoning Map of the City
of Wylie, to give the hereinafter described property a new zoning district classification,
to-wit:
"MH" Mobile Home District
Said property being described as follows:
A tract of land located 230 feet South of RICHARD D. NEWMAN SURVEY,
ABSTRACT NO. 660 and 230 feet South of centerline of Public Road and
on the West side of Branch of Muddy Creek South of the City of Wylie
Sewer Treatment Plant and being a part of a 84.803 acre tract and a
part of a 43.401 acre tract and being more particularly described as
follows:
COMMENCING at the Northeast corner of said 43.401 acre tract in the
North line of said A-660 in the centerline of Public Road at its
intersection with Branch of Muddy Creek; Thence South 2 deg. 47 min.
West with said creek branch, 171.70 feet to point for corner; Thence
South 17 deg. 03 min. West with said creek 60.75 feet to Place of
Beginning;
THENCE North 89 deg. 00 min. West parallel to centerline of
County Road and survey line, 1162.84 feet to point for corner;
THENCE North 85 deg. 15 min. West parallel to the centerline of
Public Road 659.48 feet to point for corner on the West line of
said 43.401 acre tract, said point being located Southerly
230 feet from centerline of said Public Road;
THENCE South with the West line of said 43.401 acre tract 1081.83
feet to the Southwest corner of said 43.401 acre tract for corner;
THENCE South 88 deg. 45 min. East with South line of said 43.401
acre tract, 1278.90 feet to iron stake for corner;
THENCE North 0 deg. 56 min. East with the East line of said
43.401 acre tract 279.69 feet to point in creek for corner;
THENCE Northwesterly with the meanderings of a Branch of Muddy
Creek and the East line of said 43.401 acre tract as follows;
1. North 37 deg. 10 min. East 588.32 feet;
2. North 42 deg. 17 min. East 154.75 feet;
3. North 30 deg. 38 min. East 98.90 feet;
4. North 17 deg. 03 min. East 90.76 feet to the
Place of Beginning, and containing 36.39 acres of land,
more or less.
SECTION 2. That all ordinances of the City in conflict with the provision of
this ordinance be, and the same are hereby, repealed and all other ordinances of the
City not in conflict with the provisions ;of this ordinance--shall remain in full force and
effect.
SECTION 3. That the above described property shall be used only in the manner
and for the purposes provided for in the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the City,
as amended herein by the granting of this zoning classification.
SECTION 4. That should any paragraph, sentence, subdivision, clause, phrase or
section of this ordinance be adjudged or held to be unconstitutional, illegal or invalid,
the same shall not affect the validity of this ordinance as a whole *or any part or
provision thereof other than the part so decided to be invalid, illegal or unconstitutional
and shall not affect the validity of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance as a whole.
SECTION 5. That any person, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions
or terms of this ordinance shall be subject to the same penalty as provided for in the
Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the City, as heretofore amended, and upon conviction
shall be punished by fine not to exceed the sum of two hundred dollars ($200.00) for
each offense, and that each day such violation shall continue to exist shall constitute
a separate offense.
SECTION 6. It is necessary to give the property described herein the above
mentioned zoning classification in order to permit its proper development and in order
to protect the public interest, comfort and general welfare of the City. Therefore,
this ordinance shall take effect immediately from and after its passage and publication
of its caption, as the law in such cases provides.
DULY PASSED by the City Council of the City of Wylie, Texas, this the
day of , 1983.
APPROVED:
MAYOR
ATTEST:
CITY SECRETARY
APP OVED AS TO FOR :
TTORNEY FO H CITY
CAPTION FOR PUBLICATION
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS
ORDINANCE NO.
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS, AMENDING THE
COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WYLIE, TEXAS, AS
HERETOFORE AMENDED (ORDINANCE NO. 81-5), TO CHANGE THE ZONING ON THE
HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED PROPERTY TO A NEW ZONING CLASSIFICATION TO-WIT:
"MH" MOBILE HOME DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION; SAID PROPERTY BEING DESCRIBED
AS FOLLOWS:
A tract of land located 230 feet South of RICHARD D. NEWMAN SURVEY,
ABSTRACT NO. 660 and 230 feet South of centerline of Public Road and
on the West side of Branch of Muddy Creek South of the City of Wylie
Sewer Treatment Plant and being a part of a 84.803 acre tract and a
part of a 43.401 acre tract and being more particularly described as
follows:
COMMENCING at the Northeast corner of said 43.401 acre tract in the
North line of said A-660 in the centerline of Public Road at its
intersection with Branch of Muddy Creek; Thence South 2 deg. 47 min.
West with said creek branch, 171.70 feet to point for corner; Thence
South 17 deg. 03 min. West with said creek 60.75 feet to Place of
Beginning;
THENCE North 89 deg. 00 min. West parallel to centerline of
County Road and survey line, 1162.84 feet to point for corner;
THENCE North 85 deg. 15 min. West parallel to the centerline of
Public Road 659.48 feet to point for corner on the West line of
said 43.401 acre tract, said point being located Southerly
230 feet from centerline of said Public Road;
THENCE South with the West line of said 43.401 acre tract 1081.83
feet to the Southwest corner of said 43.401 acre tract for corner;
THENCE South 88 deg. 45 min. East with South line of said 43.401
acre tract, 1278.90 feet to iron stake for corner;
THENCE North 0 deg. 56 min. East with the East line of said
43.401 acre tract 279.69 feet to point in creek for corner;
THENCE Northwesterly with the meanderings of a Branch of Muddy
Creek and the East line of said 43.401 acre tract as follows;
1. North 37 deg. 10 min. East 588.32 feet;
2. North 42 deg. 17 min. East 154.75 feet;
3. North 30 deg. 38 min. East 98.90 feet;
4. North 17 deg. 03 min. East 90.76 feet to the
Place of Beginning, and containing 36.39 acres of land,
more or less.
PROVIDING A REPEALING CLAUSE; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE;
PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE NOT TO EXCEED THE
SUM OF TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS ($200.00) FOR EACH OFFENSE; AND DECLARING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
DULY PASSED by the City Council of the City of Wylie, Texas, this the
day of , 1983.
APPROVED:
MAYOR
ATTEST:
CITY SECRETARY
DATE: April 8, 1983
TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager i
SUBJECT: Manager's Newsletter
The General Telephone Company Rate Case Steering Committee met
in Austin yeterday, at which time strategy was discussed for the
coming rate hearing before the Public Utility Commission. Breifly,
the situation is this:
A. General Telephone has ask for an annual rate increase
totally approximately 85 million dollars per year.
B. Our consultants, Touche Ross, and Company recommend
a rate increase totally approximately 28 million dollars
per year.
C. It appears the staff of the Public Utility Commission
will recommend a rate increase totally approximately
65 million dollars per year.
D. None of the people present at the meeting have approved
the request of General Telephone for optional metered
service.
We have one copy each of the testimony to be presented by Sam F.
Rhodes and Pat A. Loconto, On behalf of the Cities in which both
rate consultants reached similar conclusions totally approximately
28 million dollars annual increase.
The Public Utility Commission hearing starts on April 18th and should
last about one week. A pre-hearing conference is scheduled for April 15th.
I do not propose to attend that hearing, since the Steering Committee
is aware that the City of Wylie does not want any rate increase whatso-
ever.
Arguments against the experimental optional metered service include:
a. The use of a telephone does notsigni icant1y increase the
cost of operating a telephone system.
b. There are too many variables involved in optional metered
service, with the result that no one can argue effectively
against higher rates.
c. The large telephone users will probably be swamped by their
employees calling home or checking on the children or other
calls which would cost those employees additional toll fees
if they call from their home telephones.
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d. General Telephone wants to eventually have meters on all
telephones within their system.
e. The overall idea is to increase telephone company revenues,
at the expense of telephone customers.
In addition to unanimous opposition to the optional metered service
provision of the rate increase request there was firm opposition
to the twenty dollar service call charges requested by General
Telephone. The prevailing feeling was that the Company already
has charges which are so high that they can qualify as "rip offs"
of the customers.
We will keep you advised of significant developments in this case,
and expect a status report from Attorney Don Butler within the
next few days.
We have made arrangements for the new logo decals to be installed
on all motor vehicles of the City Monday morning, provided the
weather is dry.
Public Works Department worked all week on the concrete headwalls
at the entrance to the Park, and finished pouring the west headwall
about 7:45 last evening. The forms will be removed on April 11th,
and the concrete rubbed out to match the east headwall .
Much dirt work will be done on the ditch above and below the Park
entrance so that water will not stand in the culvert.
We have agreed to conduct a Park and Recreation Board meeting on
April 19th, to discuss plans for the coming year and to review
the progress which has been made at the Park. The entrance gate
needs to be installed and the steel cable need to be completed,
together with a motor vehicle gate which should be installed near
Akin Pavilion. Mr. Bill Donaho is to plow and harrow the four acrea
soccer field area west of the creek in preparation for sprigging
bermuda grass for the fall soccer season. Chairman Pat Minihan
has also agreed that the southwest baseball field area maybe developed
as a soccer field area for fall soccer. Meanwhile, soccer is being
conducted on the Bill Switzer acreage east of the Dairy Queen.
Much of the materials used for concrete headwall forms will be salvaged
for use in construction of the equipment storage shed at the Municipal
Service Center. Mr. W. A. Allen has ask for a few days off, which we
approved.
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Mayor Bob Squires has indicated he will request J. W. Akin to replace
Harold Eavenson on the personnel committee to assist in the selection
of Director of Public Works. If this is done, Mr. Akin will serve
with Councilman Percy Simmons for this function and with Mayor Pro-Tem
William Martin in reviewing the proposed personnel regulations.
Mayor Squires will probably outline other committee activity which needs
to be done within the next few weeks, as well as recommendation to the
council for one or more informal work secessions, at which there will
be no formal agenda items demanding council action.
Mr. Noble W. Walker, of Austin has applied for a building permit for
a temporary building to be used as Doctors offices at the Wylie
Hospital . The building would be installed at the southeast corner
of the Hospital and is anticipated to be used for approximately three
years, after which it will be removed from the site. We believe it
is in order for the Planning and Zoning Commission to approve this
change to the Hospital site plan at its meeting of April 28th, but
meantime, the plat review committee of the Planning and Zoning
Commission will meet with me on Monday and make a preliminary study and
recommendation to the Planning and Zoning Commission.
If the plat review committee approves the amendment to the site plan,
we will issue a foundation permit, so the contractor (Mr. Walker)
can procede with installation of the piers for the temporary building.
Mr. Walker has proposed to use commercial grade masonite exterior
siding on this temporary building which is designed to resemble
stucco exterior walls. This appears to me to be a violation of the
ordinance requirement for the 75% masonary in the exterior walls,
but since this is a temporary building, we doubt that this could be
enforced. If you have strong feelings concerning this, please call
me and let me know your wishes.
We have been advised by the State Department of Highways and Public
Transportation that a flashing red signal light will be installed
soon at the intersection of Highway 78 and the new FM 544. In addition,
you are reminded that installation of the full signal light system
at Ballard and Highway 78 is due to begin in April and be completed
in May.
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AGENDA BRIEF
APRIL 12, 1983
Item no. 3 involves installation of new members of the City Council
who were elected on April 2nd. The current City Council
canvassed the votes of the election at a special meeting on
the afternoon of April 4th. Council members elect are Cleo
Adams, J. W. Akin, and Don Hughes.
Item no. 4 involves a public hearing on a request to rezone a single lot
located at 404 S. Jackson from SF-2 to R (retail ) . This property
backs up to property already zoned retail and is one lot away
from a recently rezoned retail lot on the north side. No opposition
has been evident in the public hearing held by the Planning and
Zoning Commission.
Item no. 5 involves a plat review for a 14 acre proposed development
located in Collin County on the east side of FM 544, but with in
the extra-territorial jurisdiction of the City of Wylie. The Plan-
ning and Zoning Commission recently approved this plat and recom-
mended that the Council approve it on condition that the property
owners within the subdivision be made aware that if and when the
City annexes the property, the property owners themselves will be
required to pay for any public improvements within the subdivision.
Item no. 6 is a legal formality by which the City Council will approve and
accept a drainage easement which will be used to carry storm water
away from Kinsington Manor Estates. When approved by Council , the
easement will be excuted by the Mayor and City Secretary and will
be recorded both here and at the County Courthouse.
Item no. 7 involves approvement of the paving plan for Pirate Drive from
Second Street west to South Ballard. This will be an extension
of the present thirty-one foot wide concrete street which was
paved several years ago. When completed, it will relieve heavy
traffic on Stone Road during the morning rush hour and the after-
noon rush hour. It will also facilitate parents who need to drop
off or pick up children at Wylie High School and Wylie Middle School .
Item no. 9 , Mayor Squires is expected to request the Council to participate
in one or more informal work secession during the coming week, some
of which will be in joint secession with the Planning and Zoning
Commission.
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CALLED CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MARCH 8, 1983
7:00 P.M. •
The Wylie City Council met in called session at 7:00 p.m. on March 8,
1983 in Council Chambers at City Hall . Mayor Squires presided. A
quorum was present and notice of the meeting had been posted for the
time and manner required by law. Those in attendance were the Mayor,
Mayor Pro Tem Martin, Council members Harold Eavenson, Percy Simmons,
Reta Allen, and Geline Dodd, Police Chief Royce Abbott, City Secretary
Gail Wallace, City Manager Lee Vickers, Carolyn Jones, Phyllis and
Clyde Floyd, Sarah Connelly, Teresa Squires, Randall Gaston, Bob O'Donnell ,
Harry B. Carroll , Bill Elam, John Parfait, Bill Kreymer, Harold Spence,
Dennis Kauffman, Cathy McAnally, Mike McAnally, David Engelmann, Gary
Jennings, Joe Gandy and Tammy Corley from Lone Star Gas, Daniel Johnson,
GTE; Robert Stuart and Wanda Ronstein, GTE; Rhonda Rathje, GTE; Dwight
Scott, and various VOE students.
Mayor Squires gave the invocation.
Mayor requested Item 2 which consisted of approval of previous meetings
and accounts payable be split into two items and voted on separately.
In regard to previous minutes he advised that an item pertaining to
rezoning for a mobile home park had not been acted upon by the City '
Council on the advise of the City Attorney. The City Attorney's opinion
was based upon the fact that the Planning and Zoning Commission had not
given the Council a recommendation for or against the rezoning due to a
tie vote. Due to confusion regarding the issue, the Mayor advised he had
agreed to allow the Developer to be placed on the agenda on an emergency
basis to discuss the procedures for resolving the issue of rezoning.
Mayor Pro Tem Martin made motion to approve previous minutes, seconded
by Councilman Eavenson. There was one item of concern in the accounts
payable in which the Chamber of Commerce had reimbursed the City for
the expenses Cal Westerhof incurred during a trip to Austin. Mayor Pro
Tem Martin made motion to accept accounts payable as is and if there
should be a need for further discussion in regard to who is responsible
for the trip that it be done at a later date. Councilman Eavenson made
motion to accept Mayor Pro Tem Martin's motion, seconded by Councilman
Simmons. Motion carried, all in favor.
Public Hearing to Rezone 7.038 acres from agriculture to SF-2 and
industrial . Mr. Dwight Scott representing Jesse Espinosa, stated that
this request to rezone would not be a detriment to the community. Mayor
Squires drew the Public Hearing to a close. No further discussion was
made. Councilwoman Dodd made motion to approve rezoning as recommended
by Planning and Zoning Commission. Councilwoman Allen seconded, motion
carried all in favor.
Public Hearing to rezone 3.974 acres from agriculture to industrial
(the site of Century Ready Mix Plant. ) Mayor Squires opened the public.
hearing. There was concern as to the noise factor. Mayor Squires assured
that the cement plant would comply with state regulations. Mayor Squires
closed the public hearing. Mayor Pro Tem Martin made motion to accept
rezoning request as recommended by Planning and Zoning Commission..
Councilman Eavenson seconded, all in favor.
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Consider final plat, phase 2, Kinsington Manor Estates. Mr. Don Kreymer,
developer, requested that phases 2, 3, 4 and 5 be approved as had been
Idone with the Planning and Zoning Commission. Mr. Kreymer was aware that
the two (2) year completion clock starts with Council approval of plat.
If there are any major changes in the plat they are to be brought .back
before Planning and Zoning and then to Council . Councilman Eavenson
made motion to approve plats 2, 3, 4, and 5 of Kinsington Manor Estates
with the understanding that Mr. Kreymer was aware of necessary steps
on any changes or alterations set up in the subdivision ordinance.
Seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Martin. All in favor.
Variance request to construct model home in Kinsington Manor Estates.
Mr. Don Kreymer stated that the home would not be occupied as a dwelling
but used as a sales office. Councilman Eavenson made motion to accept
request for variance, seconded by Councilwoman Allen. Four in favor.
Councilman Simmons abstained.
General Telephone Company request for rate increase. Mayor Squires
pointed out that there was no action for the Council to take on this
request as this would be done by the Public Utility Commission in Austin.
Mr. Robert Stuart, Mr. Daniel Johnson and Ms. Rhonda Rathje representing
GTE were available for discussion.
Adoption of Ordinance setting speed limits on West F.M. 544. After dis-
cussion by City Manager Vickers, Councilman Eavenson made motion to adopt
the ordinance, seconded by Councilwoman Allen, all in favor.
Request to permit building duplexes on South Second Street prior to
making street improvements. City Manager Vickers made recommendation
that due to the fact there had never been any improvements to this
property that this tract should be treated as new development and
should be developed in accordance with subdivision regulations. The
zoning ordinance requires approval of a site plan on developed streets
complete with public utilities. Councilman Eavenson made motion that
this tract should be replated and utilities and street improvements
be installed to comply with ordinance. Councilwoman Allen seconded,
all in favor.
Consider ordinance establishing revised electrical permit fees. City
Manager Vickers recommended that this be tabled until further infor-
mation can be given to the Council for comparison with other cities.
Electrical Board will make an official presentation to Council at
next regular meeting.
Consider invitation of bids for connecting emergency generator to
Police Department. Mayor Pro Tem Martin made motion to consider invi-
tation of bids for connection and that actual approval come back to
Council , Councilman Simmons seconded, all in favor.
Consider approval of appointment of Acting Director of Public Works.
City Manager Vickers recommended Mr. Joseph Cerretani for the temporary
position of Public Works Director. Councilman Allen made motion that
Councilman Eavenson and Simmons along with City Manager Vickers inter-
, view applicant and make recommendation back to Council . Councilwoman
Dodd seconded, all in favor.
Consider letter of resignation of City Secretary. Councilman Martin
made motion that since letter had been submitted to Council that they
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accept letter of resignation from City Secretary Gail Wallace. Seconded
by Councilwoman Allen. Four in favor, Councilman Simmons abstained.
Consider appointment of Acting City Secretary. City Manager Vickers
recommended appointment of Mrs. Sarah Connelly, who had previously
served the City in this position. Councilman Eavenson made motion
to accept this appointment, Mayor Pro Tem Martin seconded, all in favor.
Departmental reports were accepted by Council .
EMERGENCY AGENDA ITEM
Discuss procedures for resolving issue regarding rezoning request for
mobile home park zoning on acreage south of Alanis and Martinez Lane.
City Attorney Elliott advised Council that it would be illegal for them
to act upon Planning and Zoning Commission recommendations as it was
presented to Council in a 3/3 vote. Councilman Eavenson made motion to
table until next meeting. Councilman Simmons made request that a special
Council meeting be called for Monday, March 14, 1983 at 7:00 p.m. in
Council chambers in order for this Council presently seated to take
action on this matter. Councilman Eavenson ammended his motion to include
Councilman Simmons request and that the City have legal counsel available
at that meeting. Councilman Simmons seconded, all in favor.
Adjournment. Councilman Simmons made motion to adjourn meeting at 9:00
p.m. , Councilman Eavenson seconded. All in favor.
Robert B. Squires, Mayor
ATTEST:
Sarah Connelly, Acting City Secretary
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CALLED CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MARCH 14, 1983
7:00 P.M.
The Wylie City Council met in called session at 7:00 p.m. on March 14,
1983 in Council Chambers at City Hall . Mayor Squires presided. A .
quorum was present and notice of the meeting had been posted for the
time and manner required by law. Those in attendance were the Mayor,
Mayor Pro Tem William Martin, Council members Harold Eavenson, Geline
Dodd, Reta Allen, and Percy Simmons, City Manager Lee Vickers, City
Secretary Sarah Connelly, Calvin Westerhof, Mark Martinez, Henry and
Elida Martinez, Lois Fuentes, John M. Martinez of Dallas, R. H. Gaston,
Mike McAnally, Catherine McAnally, David Engelmann, Bob O'Donnell , Ed
Collins, Melvin St. John, Harold Spence, Al Kittner, Tim Hemingway,
Harry Tibbals, Larry Jackson representing City as legal counsel , John
"Buddy" Newton and Albert Masters.
Discuss procedures for resolving issue regarding rezoning request for.
mobile home park zoning on acreage south of Alanis and Martinez Lane.
Mr. O'Donnell , attorney for developers, briefed Mr. Larry Jackson,
legal counsel for City, on the events that had transpired up to this
time.
Mayor Squires called a recess for fifteen minutes at 7:45 p.m.
Meeting reconvened at 8:00 p.m.
Mr. Larry Jackson requested the Council allow him time to review the
matter and he would present them with a brief.
The developers requested immediate disannexation. The Council was
advised by Mr. Jackson that they could not do this at this meeting,
as there was no ordinance available for the disannexation of said
property.
Mayor Squires called a Special Council meeting for Thursday, March 17,
1983, at 8:30 p.m. , at that time the Council will consider ordinance
to disannex the 43.401 acre tract of land out of the Richard D. Newman'
Survey, located south of Martinez Lane and Alanis Lane.
Meeting was adjourned at 8:20 p.m. by motion from Councilman Eavenson,
seconded by Councilwoman Allen, all in favor.
Robert B. Squires, Mayor
ATTEST:
Sarah Connelly, Acting City Secretary
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
MARCH 17, 1983
8:30 P.M.
The Wylie City Council met in special session on March 17, 1983, at 8:30 P.M.
in Council Chambers at City Hall . Mayor Squires presided. A quorum was
present and notice of the meeting had been posted for the time and manner
required by law. Those in attendance were Mayor Squires, Mayor Pro-Tem William
Martin, Council members Harold Eavenson, Geline Dodd, Reta Allen, and Percy
Simmons, City Manager Lee Vickers, City Secretary Sarah Connelly, Chief of Police
Royce Abbott, Larry Jackson, legal counsel for the City, Harold and Carol Spence,
Al Kittner, Bob O' Donnell , Melvin St. John, Ed Collins, Harry Tibbals, Richard
Parker, Bryant Barry, Don Kreymer, Randall Gaston, Henry Martinez, Elida Martinez,
Mark Martinez and John Martinez.
Consider disannexation of 43.401 acre tract of land, Richard D. Newman Survey,
located at south end of Martinez Lane. Mayor Squires requested that Mr Larry
Jackson's brief to the Council on this matter be made part of the minutes. Mr.
Bob O'Donnell , attorney for developers, advised Council that at the end of meeting
of March 14, 1983, due to the disagreement between the two attorneys he, Mr.
O'Donnell , had filed in McKinney with Judge Roach a suit for Declaratory Judgement.
After discussion on this matter Councilman Martin made request for a caucus
between Council and Mr. Jackson, seconded by Councilman Simmons. All in favor.
Mayor Squires suggested a brief executive session to confer with legal counsel .
On motion by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Simmons, it was voted to
go into executive session in accordance with Article 6252-17, Section 2e to
discuss legal matters.
.
Meeting was called back into open session at 9:45 P.M. by Mayor Squires.
Councilman Eavenson made this motion:
"I make a motion that the zoning application of Melvin St. John
be brought back to the Council from the Planning and Zoning
Commission and that it be advertised for a Public Hearing before
City Council on April 8, 1983, so that this Council can dispose
of it. The meeting will be at 6:00 P.M. at City Council Chambers
and that due notice be published in the official newspaper at
least 15 days prior to hearing."
Seconded by Councilwoman Dodd, all in favor.
Councilman Simmons made motion to adjourn. Councilwoman Allen seconded, all in
favor.
Robert B. Squires, Mayor
ATTEST:
Sarah Connelly, Acting City Secretary
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SANER, JACK, SALLINGER & NICHOLS
ALFRED SALLINGER ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW R.E.L.SANER(IB71-1936)
H. LOU15 NICHOLS JNO.C.SANER(I0374-1948)
LAWRENCE W.JACKSON 1200 REPUBLIC NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
TIM KIRK DALLAS, TEXAS 75201
ROBERT L.DILLARD MI
ROBERT D.HEMPHILL (214)742-5464
ROBERT E.HAGER
PETER G.SMITH W.H.JACK
ROBERT L.DILLARD,JR.
OF COUNSEL
March 16, 19835,
Mr. Lee Vickers,
City Administrator,
P.O. Box 428, •
Wylie, Texas 75098
Re: Zoning Application of Melvin St. John
Dear Mr. Vikers:
We have reviewed the Notices and Minutes of the various meetings involved
in the abovementioned Zoning Application in order to answer the following questions of
the Council:
Question:
Has the City Council of the City of Wylie availed itself of the powers
conferred by the Zoning Act (Articles 101A through 1011J Vernon's Ann. Civ. St. by
appointing a Planning and Zoning Commission?
We answer this question in the affirmative. Ordinance 79-26 provides for
the creation of a Planning and Zoning Commission composed of seven (7) members.
Question:
Is the Zoning Appllication in question a zoning change or is it the first
request for the establishment of boundaries of an original district with a permanent
zoning classification?
The St. John application is an application to establish for the first time
an original boundary district with a permanent zoning classification. Therefore, the
application is not for a change of zoning and Article 1011e has no application. The
City's Compreshensive Zoning Ordinance Section 7-100 states that all territory hereinafter
annexed to the City shall be temporarily classified in the "A" agricultural district until
permanent zoning classifications are given the area by the City Council after public
hearing. Our opinion here is based upon the holding in the case of Appolo Development,
Inc. vs City of Garland 476 S. W. 2nd 365.
Question:
When the Zoning Application reaches the City Council for final adoption of an
ordinance to grant the zoning change requested what vote will be required to adopt the
ordinance?
The ordinance can be adopted by a majority vote of the Council Members
present and voting on the ordinance. The provisions of Article 1011e dealing with
"changes" of zoning would not be applicable under any circumstance to require a three-
fourths vote in order to adopt the ordinance. This opinion is based upon the Court's
decision in the Appolo case.
•
Question:
May the City Council take action on the zoning question prior to its
receiving a report from the Planning and Zoning Commission and does the report have
to be in the form of a recommendation?
The City Council, having adopted and appointed a Planning and Zoning
Commission pursuant to Article 1011f has brought itself within the provisions of the
zoning statues. The City, therefore, must follow the process which includes a proper
hearing before the Planning and Zoning Commission, a report from the Planning and
Zoning Commission to the City Council and a proper hearing before the City Council
By proper hearing is meant a hearing conducted after notice as is required by statute.
Article 1011f (b) states that if a Zoning Commission is appointed, it shall recommend
the boundaries of the various "original districts" — that such Commission shall make
a preliminary report and hold public hearings before submitting its final report and the
City Council shall not hold its public hearings or take action until it has received the
final report of the Commission. It is our opinion that the report of the Planning and
Zoning Commission need not be in the form of a recommendation. A report by the
Commission of a tie vote on a Motion to recommend approval of the zoning, as was
made by the Planning and Zoning Commission would have been enough to give the City
Council authority to act. However, it appears from the record that the City Council
did not hold its public hearing but merely sent the matter back to the Planning and
Zoning Commission.
It is our opinion that before the City Council can act on the Zoning application
it must hold a public hearing after giving 15 days notice by publication, at which time
the ordinance to approve the zoning may be passed by majority vote of the members of
the City Council present and voting.
I hope that this answers your question, if not, please do not hesitate to
call me.
Very truly yours,
SANER, JACK, SALLINGER & NICHOLS
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Lawrence W. Jickso
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SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
APRIL 4, 1983
5:30 P. M.
The Wylie City Council met in special session on April 4, 1983, at 5:30 P.M. in
Council Chambers at City Hall . Mayor Squires presided. A quorum was present and
notice of the meeting had been posted for the time and manner required by law.
Those in attendance were Mayor Squires, Mayor Pro-Tem William Martin, Council-
women Geline Dodd and Reta Allen, City Manager Lee Vickers,' City Secretary
Sarah Connelly. Absent were councilmen Harold Eavenson and Percy Simmons.
Mayor Squires called meeting to order. City Secretary read the results of
the election. There were 484 votes cast in the April 2nd election. Candidates
received the following votes:
Dennis Kaufman 168
John W. Akin 279
Larry D. Prater 127
Randall Gaston 167
James "Don" Hughes 270
Calvin Westerhof 111
Cleo Adams 250
The results on the bingo referendum were:
For 247
Against 192
Councilwoman Dodd made motion to adopt Resolution 82-83-4-1 Order
Canvassing the returns and declaring the results of a City Election. Councilwoman
Allen seconded, all in favor.
Councilman Martin moved for adjournment. Councilwoman Dodd seconded. All
in favor.
Robert B. Squires
ATTEST:
Sarah Connelly, Acting City Secretary
ELECTRICAL BOARD MINUTES
CITY OF WYLIE
MARCH 24, 1983
7:00 P. M.
The Electrical Board was called to order at 7:02 P.M. by Mr. Robert
Roddy, to discuss permit costs. Members persent were, Mr. Robert
Roddy, Mr. Glenn Housewright, Mr. Mickey Foster, Mr. Glenn Morrow, Mr.
Charles McClaine. Mr. James Potter was absent from this meeting.
Items discussed were to charge $1 .00 per 100 square feet of floor space
for residential , this includes all new construction and all add ons.
Minimum permit fee of $10.00 for any inspection, this covers 220 plugs,
adding a receptacle or switch or ceiling fans. Commerical will be rated
at $2.00 per 100 square feet for new construction, add ons or remodel .
All signs either permenant or temporary are to be permitted and inspected
and installed as per N. E. C.
All persons performing electrical work in City will be registered with the -
City. Any person taking out permits must be a master electrician registered
in the City. Fees for masters are $50.00, and contractors Fee is $75.00. All
contractors must have a masters license or a full time master in his employ.
Persons applying for contractors must have previous record checked by
Electrical Board to assure there is no past bond default or bad record.
Motion made to adjourn, all in favor.
Mr. Robert Roddy
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PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
March 24,1983
7:00 p.m.
The Wylie Planning & Zoning Commission met in regular session
at 7:00 p.m. on March 24,1983. A quorum was present and notice
of the meeting had been posted for the time and in the manner
required by state law. Those in attendance were Chairman Joe
Fulgham, Vice Chairman John Seeley, Bryant Barry, Albert Harrison
Mike McAnally, City Manager Lee Vickers, City Secretary Sarah .
Connelly, Gary Roddy and Bob Brown, Ms. Judy Brewster would be
late in attending meeting.
1. Public Hearing to rezone from SF to retail for office use,
lot 3, block 6 Keller Addition, 404 S. Jackson:
Only responses to the rezoning were written responses both were
in favor of rezoning. After discussion on the request, Mike
McAnally made motion to recommend rezoning to City Council .
Al Harrison seconded, all in favor.
2. Preliminary plat for Creekside Estates:
On motion by Bryant Barry, seconded by John Seeley, it was voted
unanimously to recommend that the preliminary plat for Creekside
Estates be accepted and approved with the stipulation that, al-
though the Commission feels the street should be paved with con-
crete, such a requirement would not be economically feasible;
however, when and if the property is annexed to the City of Wylie,
property owners will be assessed the cost of concrete pavement.
Further, that the fire protection and water utilities improvements
comply with the City of Wylie regulations.
3. Discussion of the current Zoning Ordinance:
Mike McAnally recommended that a discussion session be included on
a future agenda, to allow time for discussion of the current zoning
ordinance, the comprehensive community plan, and the effects of the
court decision, "Apollo Developers, Inc'. vs. City of Garland" on
the current zoning ordinance. He also recommended that future
agenda items include "permanent" "A" zoning for the recently annexed
Birmingham Trust Land and the two-hundred-foot strip of land not to
be included as a part of Glen Knoll Mobile Home Park.
4. Minutes of Previous Meeting:
On motion by Mike McAnally, recorded by Albert Harrison, it was voted
to approve minutes of previous meeting.
page 2
Minutes Planning & Zoning 03-24-83 cont'd
5. Proposed Rules of Procedure:
Next, the Commission discussed the proposed rules of procedure,
reaching concensus agreements on various rules, Bryant Barry made
notes for revisions and passed them to City Manager for processing.
On motion by Mike McAnally, seconded by Albert Harrison, it was
voted unanimously to adopt the rules as revised.
6. Posting and Mailing Agendas:
It was also agreed that future agendas would be posted and mailed
to members on Fridays prior to the regular meetings ( 4th Thursdays) .
6. Plat Review Committee:
Bryant Barry moved, with a second by Mike McAnally, to select John
Seeley as spokesman for the two-member plat review committee.
Motion passed unanimously. Bryant Barry moved, with a second by
Judy Brewster, to select Mike McAnally to serve on the plat review
committee. Motion passed unanimously.
On motion by Mike McAnally, seconded by Bryant Barry, it was voted
to adjourn.
CHAIRMAN JOE FULGHAM
GENERAL FUND
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
MARCH, 1983
Var. Aratex/Uniform & Towel $ 372.56 uniforms
6406 Automotive Parts & Machine 333.83 Parts PD 1
15511 Brodart, Inc. 19.65 books
15511 Brodart, Inc. 14.05 books
6204 Drivers License Guide Co. 14.45 guide book
Var. Emanon Office Products 85.08 supplies
6406 Grays Auto Electric 76.30 PD car
4303 General Telephone 181 .40 phone service
Var. General Telephone 300.00 phone service
4303 General Telephone 8.80 • phone service
9406 Myers Courtesy Ford Inc. 159.50 parts
6201 McKintex Press 59.60 supplies
6309 Northside Grocery 10.00 prisoner food
Var. Rushin Lumber 77.08 materials
Var. I. W. Santry, Jr. P.E. 1 ,304.50 engineering ser.
4312 Saner, Jack, Sallinger & Nichols 480.00 attorney fees
Var. Switzer Petroleum 125.52 oil , fi1ters,etc
8316 Southwestern Laboratories 1 ,244.90 tests
6504 Texas Surplus Property AGency 150.00 Generator set
9403 T. L. T. Construction Co. , Inc. 301 .14 digging holes
Var. K. C. H. Inc. Variety Store 8.15 supplies
6406 Wylie Auto Parts 178.77 parts
Var. Wylie Auto Parts 154.92 parts
Var. Wylie News 26.30 advertising
7207 Welders Supply Inc. 13.75 parts
4201 Wylie Pharmacy 5.08 supplies
6204 Cole Publishing 170.00 books
TOTAL $ 5,275.33
UTILITY FUND
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
MARCH, 1983
Var Aratex Uniform & Towel $ 203.38 uniforms
25205 C B A Enterprises 153.00 roundup
25406 Grays Auto Electric 7.00
Var General Telephone 55.14 phone service
27303 General Telephone 12.60 phone service
25504 Quality Meters 360.00 meters
25504 The Rohan Company 314.80 meter boxes & 1
Var. Rushin Lumber 65.77 materials
25206 Switzer Petroleum 41 .85 oli , filters et
Var. Texas Meters 1 ,165.62 • supplies
Var. Wylie Auto Parts 152.92 parts
TOTAL $ 2,532.08
-./4317-A- --) .
WYLIE PARK FUND
Century Ready-Mix 412.50 concrete
Jackson Bros. 146.25 concrete
Rushin Lumber 474.46 materials
TOTAL $1 ,033.21
V121.1r4
GENERAL FUND
PAID PRIOR TO COUNCIL APPROVAL
MARCH, 1983
Var. Texas Power & Light $1 ,832.27 electric servii
9405 Myers Courtesy Ford 23.84 repair parts
4406 Newman Chev. 39.15 repair parts
6204 Wylie Pharmacy 3.97 pictures
6310 Wylie Vet. 12.00 Animal control
8408 Chambers Bros. Construction 35.82 rock
6404 Zcom 101 .00 radio repair
4303 G T E 313.22 phone service
15511 World Book Encyclopedia 16.70 Books
15315 American Library Assn. 65.00 Dues & Members[
15201 Brodart Inc. 213.25 Supplies
51511 Brodart Inc. 113.21 Books
4201 Bestway Office Supply 29.65 Supplies
8407 Felix Cave Sand & Gravel 75.00 Sand
8407 Chambers Bros. Construction 84.00 Sand
5312 Central Appraisal 1 ,691 .75 Contract paymt.
6301 Lone Star Gas 141 .81 Gas Service
8408 North Star Paving 420.00 Hot Mix
8408 North Star Paving 367.50 Hot Mix
5319 Pitney Bowes Credit Corp 85.00 Mail Machine
15511 Raintree Publishers 91 .87 Books
6401 Racal-Milgo 147.00 Syst. Maint. P.
Var. TML Workers Comp. 691 .50 Insurance
5202 Tex Pack Express 6.75 Freight
Var. Welders Supply 42.43 Oxygen & suppli
4204 West Publishing 11 .00 Books
4204 Xerox Corp. 182.10 Supplies
Var. Xerox Corp. 157.50 Machine
8207 Sears 48.38 Circular Saw
Var. American United Life Ins. 1 ,223.44 Group Ins.
9504 FMC Finance Corp. 921 .20 Lease Agreement
8405 Century Ready Mix 150.00 Concrete
9405 Graland Steel 55.50 Steel Plates
7201 Garland Office Supply 14.35 Rolodex - Fire
6406 HiWay Wrecking Yard 72.50 Chev. Mal . Head
8504 Local Equipment 216.99 Broom-Sweeper
6309 Northside Grocery 1 .35 Prisoner Food
Var. Pegasus Building 85.00 Cleaning office:
Var. Plano Printing 79.30 Ballots & Enve•
5319 Pitney Bowes 121 .00 rent on Mail Mac
6204 Samuel Jackson Fusee 62.25 Hwy Fusees
15315 Smithsonian 17.00 Membership
6401 Sa-So 2.48 Freight
8405 Thomason Tire 71 .80 Tire-riding mow(
9405 Tifco Industires 90.88 Misc.
7204 Jesse Vance 22.40 Supplies -sign
4313 Wylie Insurance AGency 81 .00 Vickers Bond
Var. Wylie Super Mkt. 133.09 Misc.
7313 Wylie Insurance Agency 500.16 accident coverac_
5320 Huey Parker 300.00 Office Rent
15320 Iona Martin 300.00 Library Rent
7102 Lester Gayler 150.00 Fire Marshall
13403 Larry Allen 119.00 Mowing
12102 Robert Beasley 200.00 Mun. Court JudgE
12102 CaMille Elloitt 150.00 • Mun. Ct. Att.
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General
-, Paid Prior to Council Approval
March, 1983
6204 Wylie Flower Shop 16.54 Flowers P D
2050 Bob Bullock 336.60 Mun. Court
2047 Bob Bullock 1 ,676.25 Mun. Court
4307 Albert Masters 85.00 Elect. Judge
4307 Florence Masters 50.00 "
4307 Mary Jo Smith 50.00 "
4307 Patty Yeager 50.00 " "
2034 Bob Bullock 54.30 Sales Tax
TOTAL $14,502.05
UTILITY FUND
PAID PRIOR TO COUNCIL APPROVAL
MARCH, 1983
Var. Texas Power & Light 1 ,280.85 electric servic
25/26 Wylie Insurance Agency 395.00 add 2 dodges
Var. EMS Administrative 488.56 group insurance
Var. A & C Enterprises 192.93 Bolts, Nuts etc
27303 G. T. E. 7.20 Phone Service
27301 Lone Star Gas Co. 78.72 Gas Service
Var. Mercantile Tex. Capital 452.67 Lease - Backhoe
25405 Tolbert Electric Motor 448.50 Repair-water pu
Var. TML Workers Compen. 230.50 Insurance
25504 Quality Meters 360.00 Water Meters
25504 Quality Meters 360.00 Water Meters
27201 Xerox Corp. 52.50 Machine
Var. American United Life Insurance 438.50 Group Insurance
25408 Bowles & Edens 150.53 Supplies
26405 Hose Fast 29.70 Haudralic Line
25406 Jomar Parts Warehouse 116.47 Misc.
25405 Mahanay International 10.66 Value Cover gas
26327 N.T. M. W. D. 3,631 .00 Sewer charges
25305 N. T. M. W. D. 6,179.97 Water charges
25408 Quality Meter Repair 180.00 Water Meter
25405 The Rohan Co. 273.60 Meter Boxes & L
25405 Thomason Tire 77.75 tire-loader
25406 Tawwater Wrecking 100.00 Misc.
25405 Tifco Industries 90.87 Misc.
25204 Wylie Super Mkt. 38.85 Misc.
TOTALS $15,665.33
den' CITY OF ALLEN
302 W. McDERMOTT '•A
ALLEN,TEXAS 75002
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TO: COLLIN CO UBLIC OFFICIALS
FROM: JOE FARMER, SIDENT
SUBJECT: APRIL MEET OF COLLIN COUNTY PUBLIC
OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION
DATE: APRIL 6 , 1983
The April meeting of the Collin County Public
Officials Association has been scheduled for
Thursday, April 14 , at the Old McKinney Country
Club located east of Highway 5 on F.M. 1378 in
McKinney. There will be a cash bar beginning at
6: 30 p.m. with dinner starting at 7 : 30 p.m.
In addition to the regular monthly program, the
election of officers for the 1983-84 program year
will occur at this meeting.
Please notify the appropriate people in your organi-
zation of the April meeting and call in your
reservations to Judy Morrison at the Allen City
Hall no later than 12 noon Tuesday, April 12 , 1983 •
(telephone 727-9171 or 424-7518 , metro) .
•
302 W. MCDERMOTT • 214-727-3336 • 214-424-7518 (DALLAS LINE)
APR 4141;0
I. W. SANTRY, JR., P.E.
7131 TWIN TREE LANE
DALLAS, TEXAS 75214
(214) 827-9987
April 4, 1983
INVOICE
City of Wylie
P.O. Box 428
Wylie, Texas 75098
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Attention: Mr. Lee S. Vickers, City Manager
For professional engineering services in conjunction with the
design of Pirate Drive (WO1-002-00)
Engineer (10.5 hrs. @$20.00/hr. ) $210.00
Technician (34.5 hrs. @ $10.00/hr. ) 345.00
Drafter (20.0 hrs. @ $8.00/hr. } 160.00
Clerical (1 .5 hrs. @ $6.00/hr. ) 9.00
Expenses (attached) . . . . 4.00
Project Sub-total $ 728.00
For professional engineering services in conjunction with the
review of the proposed Sub-division ordinance (W01-003-00)
Engineer (15.0 hrs. @ $20.00/hr ) $ 300.00
Project Sub-total $ 300.00
For professional engineering services in conjunction with the
proposed Switzer Development (W01-004-00)
Engineer (8.75 hrs. @ $20.00/hr. ) $ 175.00
Project Sub-total $ 175.00
For professional engineering services in conjunction with the
adjustment of Oak Street grades (W)1-005-00)
Engineer (5.00 hrs. @ $20.00/hr. ) $ 100.00
• 4_300 ' Clerical (0.25 hrs. @ $6.00/hr. ) . . . . 1 .50
LO 119 Project Sub-total $ 101 .50
(%1)7) *CC4r
Total Amount Due . . . . $1 ,304.50
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Period: Month of March 1983. I . W. Santry, Jr.
GENERAL FUND
MONTHLY REPORT FOR MARCH, 1983
BANK BALANCE AS OF FEBRUARY, 1983 $ 76,663.90
REVENUE DEPOSITS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH, 1983
Tax (Trash Bags) $ 21 .84
State Court Cost I 740.00
State Court Cost II 148.00
Trash Bags 432.25
Ad Valorem Tax 2,800.85
Delinquent Tax 83.47
Penalty & Interest 265.27
Tax Certificates 14.00
Sales Tax 6,673.40
Plat Fees -0-
Building Permits 938.43
Electrical Permits 31 .10
Plumbing Permits 133.00
Other Permits 6.00
Electrical Licenses -0-
Other License 16.00
Garbage Service Fee 7,692.11
Municipal Court Fines 4,480.50
Library Fines 22.00
Library Cost -0-
Donations - Special Projects -0-
Miscellaneous Revenue 508.27
Interest Earned .76
Street Paving 9.42
Utility Franchise 21 ,723.97
Zoning request 50.00
Insurance reimbursement 959.00
Compreh. Zoning Books 67.50
TOTAL REVENUE $ 47,817.14
TOTAL BANK FUNDS $ 124,481 .04
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 58,143.99
J.E. to void check 60.00
BANK BALANCE AS OF MARCH, 1983 $ 66,397.05
UTILITY FUND
MONTHLY REPORT OF MARCH, 1983
BANK BALANCE AS OF February, 1983 $ 11 ,075.55
Revenue Deposits for the Month of MARCH, 1983
Meter Deposits $ 680.00
Donations/Special Projects -0-
Water Sales 17,021 .11
Water Tap 900.00
Other Water Sales 144.03
Sewer Service Fees 11 ,809.53
Sewer Tap 50.00
Interest & Penalty 644.87
Turn On/Off 90.00
Miscellaneous Revenue 90.28
Insurance Reimbursement 434.82
TOTAL REVENUE $ 31 ,864.64
TOTAL BANK FUNDS $ 42,940.19
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $ 30,823.46
BANK BALANCE AS OF MARCH, 1983 $ 12,116.73
GENERAL OBLIGATION INTEREST & SINKING
MONTHLY REPORT FOR MARCH 1983
BANK BALANCE AS OF February, 1983 $24,722.97
Revenue Deposits for March, 1983
Ad Valorem Tax
Total Deposit $ 183.62
Total Bank Funds $ 24,906.59
Expenditures for March, 1983 $ -0-
BANK BALANCE AS OF MARCH, 1983 $ 24,906.59
WATER & SEWER SYSTEMS REVENUE BONDS
INTEREST & SINKING FUND
BANK BALANCE AS OF FEBRUARY, 1983 $ 2,027.93
Revenue Deposits for March, 1983
Transfer
Interest '
Total Deposits $ 495.00
Total Bank Funds $ 2,522.93
Expenditures for March, 1983 $ -0-
BANK BALANCE AS OF MARCH, 1983 $ 2,522.93
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WATER & SEWER REVENUE
BOND IMPROVEMENT FUND
MONTHLY REPORT FOR MARCH, 1983
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BANK BALANCE AS OF February 1983 $ -0-
Revenue Deposits for the Month of March, 1983
Total Deposits $ -0-
Total Bank Funds $ -0-
Expenditures $ -0-
BANK BALANCE AS OF MARCH, 1983 $ -0-
WYLIE PARK & RECREATION
DEVELOPMENT FUND
MONTHLY REPORT FOR MARCH , 1983
BANK BALANCE AS OF FEBRUARY, 1983 $ 5,161 .71
Revenue Deposits for the Month of March, 1983
Total Deposits $ 52,318.42
Total Bank Funds $ 57,480.13
Expenditures $ 1 ,600.99
BANK BALANCE AS OF MARCH, 1983 $ 55,879.14
REVENUE SHARING FUND
MONTHLY REPORT FOR MARCH, 1983
BANK BALANCE AS OF FEBRUARY, 1983 $ 6,847.85
Revenue Deposits for March, 1983
Total Deposits $ -0-
,
Total Bank Funds $ 6,847.85
Expenditures for March, 1983 $ 565.00
BANK BALANCE AS OF MARCH, 1983 $ 6,282.85
COMBINATION TAX AND REVENUE CERTIFICATE OF
OBLIGATION SERIES OF 1974 INTEREST & SINKING FUND
BANK BALANCE AS OF FEBRUARY, 1983 $ 1 .00
Revenue
Total Deposits $ -0-
Total Bank Funds $ 1 .00
Expenditures for March, 1983 $ -0-
BANK BALANCE AS OF MARCH, 1983 $ 1 .00
GENERAL FUND *ai ./ 3/,//ij
_. REVENUE cW �.
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82-83 Current Y - T -D _ %
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1024 I Master Plan Books 125. 1 -9„
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1029 Trash Bag Sales 1 6,100. i _ I i 39 m 11036 Comp. Plan Books 25.
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1051 I Ad-Valorem Tax _ 1244, 00. 111! j
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71052 I Delinquent Tax II 11 .00. NINE ' ■II '; /Mr/ IMMIE In Jo
I I ' IM.111111111101®•II ! ' 11111 1® ! 111��
1053 _ I Penalty & Interest 1 '1 ,600, 1 MEP , 1/3 ,7/ o
054 Tax Certificates I 300. ,� 34 77/
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' 1055 I Utilit Franchise Tax 109 600. .1/; ; !., ; „ AO D ,
,05� City Sales Tax 107 000. � - 13; I � �, �
057 I Plat Fees I 200. I T , I —„ — I
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058 Building_Permits_ T 5,600_ 1, JAI q Q
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05_9 Electrical Permits_ - , 1,Q00_- - , - --fi -- - - - s�-�% 71 10f ea
1060 I Plumbing Permits 1 800. O
1061 Other Permits 80• a� _ ,56 /Q
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1062 Electrical License -4, '-
1 600. !_ �0 -- _, ,,- G,
063 Sales License 11 =,0- 11 _ 1 I i NI
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064 — Animal Control License I I 300. I i , _ � 1 . e 1 of
'41 i �, 11 �
I1065 I Garba•e Service Fees ;96,000.
006t, I Municipal Court Fines '37 500 , 1 OP �3
i067- — Library Fines 110. 1 I i '/ 1 i
068 , Library Contributions li 1 ,400. ,, 1.I, �/ UI 1 7 A ,17/1
Page 2 GENERAL FUND (Cont. ) Irlya,a/ ,3///dam
REVENUE (Cont. ) - /
1 2 - 3 4 5
82-82 Current Y-T-D %
'069 Fire Contracts i 0- ; "�—
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1070 Donations Special Porjects 1 4- I -E9"--
1078 Misc. Revenue 1 ,600. 3,31_ � .
080 P U.D & Zoning Fees 200. L j— Q 30' . j/, �o
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�081 I Interest Earned ' , 60. ' tMr I • 3-'6
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1082 I Governmental (Grants) 12,800. 1 "
- 911
1085 Street Paving Assessments 1 ,600. 9F �d; ��
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ADMINISTRATIVE - ACCT. #4
Personal Services —__ 10,600. � i_ 3/70
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200 I Supplies 3, 00. : I l; , � _ 3 - ,•1 96/Q
_ 300' Contractual— 24� 00,— ' I , r , r $-C—
400 Maintenance — -- H °- - -
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100____ _ Personal Services 40,750. . 4 .._ __ Q_/G
1200 _Supplies _ 2,000. I 1 _, / �, I _ w
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1300_ I Contractual 12,600. .4. � , ,j I Jdf
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400 Maintenance 000• , I,
5UU _Capital Outlay_ I 6_ 250. 1 --4,'-- — 1 —
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Estimates luarter
--- 196,750. ( I 's/69 • l 0�'69 I_ PO
100
Personal Services
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00 Supplies 7,500. � ��� ; -� Pia _ ! . �>G SO
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400 Maintenance 4 9
500 I Capital Outlay 111 ,200. r
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- - 18,700. v 3, y a
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. . 850. A 4 , f
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400, I Maintenance 116 600, _ j',l I_ , , / j 9
500 Capital Outlay _ i 8,400. -
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200 Supplies- 5,800 ; 39 : 310/ S9 ifd
300 Contractual I jl_9,900. ! - ...7yIG �l � y(�- f,
400 Maintenance 11800. I _ - I�_ / , ' -/ ' ' 4 .
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SANITATION SERVICES 82-83 Current Y-T-D %
ACCT #9
I 100 Personal Services 58,200.
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3 200 -Supplies 19,000.
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400 Maintenance
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9 500 Capital Outlay 00
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200 Su• slies 200. , --- f
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200- )) I ; i ar 3.7 •
Supplies --- I 1 100. �_I_ �
300 Contractual 5,600. ,/Q.SQ 3w. -_;vim p
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100 I Personal Services I 7,s00. ■I i 11_. _■ M ■I 1 I
200 Supplies 540. I ; _ ! IIIUIIUAge 7 17
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LIBRARY SERVICES ACCT. #15 82-83 Current Y-T-D %
Estimate Quarter
_ -100 — i Personal Services _ 1 17,900. 1
- 200-- Supplies 600. 07S �/L
300 Contractual 5,950. j g, 1 ,i
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400 Maintenance 700. I /�( 7� �
500 Capital Outlay
2,300. i i -
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UTILI Y FUND
; _ R VENUE j
_ ' _ Donations _ Special Projects, - -0- I -- ---- .119—
071___ Water Sales-- -- _- , 245,000.. ___1_ =_.-- - 7,9 i.,7.0�, l vD
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072 Water Tap Fees 1 4 10n ! 31,t0 a I 11IGeg I ////O
073 Other Sales 900. :I 8,12
074 Sewer Fees 145,000.
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_075 , Sewer. Tap Fees , 1 ,750_ _ os7, 1 . L3. - /9 7b
1076 Penalty & Interest _-- .7,800_.- - /-9 y� _- _j --- ,2e
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077 Turn On & Off I 800_ 1�` /, , c �O
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v ! ! _ I _ i-- ---i 078 Misc. Re enue 6000 ' _- ✓ f__<3,5: T, I_‘
079 Pro Rata Fees --IIi ' 0- -i - --1- i
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ESTIMATES
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Personal Services 56,0 I ;
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200 Su PP- _ es 1i 4,600. BY 07/io __1 - - ,17")
5 300 Contractual 77 00'0. 1 1
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7 ;400 Maintenance 9,600. t - 4
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500Ca_pital _ — ; 10,000_ . T
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L/100 Personal Services I
58,900. mar _ .34e . . lo//G
' .` . Supplies _ . ' 5,200.
' I300 ( Contractual 48,0'
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] 400' Maintenace 117 6b0. - / i1 I —� ✓��'%
500 Capital Outlay_ 13,850.
UTILITY ADMIN. ACCT.27 11
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1100 Personal Services 1 1 ; If
' 49 800.
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0 Supplies 5,950. — /ill 0?9af - 0
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1982 Tax Collection for MARCH, 1983
Riverview Townhomes $ -0-
Bostic I -0-
Bostic II -0-
Bostic III -0-
Brown & Burns 53.50
J M Butler -0-
Butler -0-
Caldwell 165.49
Callaway -0-
Eldridge -0-
Fairview 160.26
Holiday Terrace I 161 .01
Holiday Terrace II -0-
Holiday Terrace III -0-
Keller I -0-
Keller II -0-
Lavon Terrace 390.28
Railroad 289.10
Russell -0-
Southside 8.22
Westwind Meadows 304.32
Wylie Industrial_ Park -0-
Wylwood I -0-
.Wylwood II -0-
Wylwood III 44.18
Wylwood IV -0-
Survey 836.87
Personal Property 406.03
Mobile Homes 61 .92
TOTALS $ 2,881 .18
WYLIE PUBLIC LIBRARY
108 N. BALLARD ST. - P.O. BOX 1240
WYLIE, TEXAS
75098-1240
PHONE: 442-2716
March 31 , 1983
MEMO:
TO: Lee Vickers, City Manager
FROM: Library Director
RE: Library Statistics for March, 1983
Circulation:
1006 Books, agverage of 44 books per day
Adult: 618 Juvenile: 388
�. Paperbacks: 76 Periodicals: 14 Filmstrips : 8
Recording: 13 Videocassette Movies: 93 Tapes: 7
Large Print: 22 Total Circulation: 1239
100 reference questions were answered this month for our patrons
REGISTRATION:
Cards Issued 41 Total to date 3856
ACCESSIONS:
22 Books were added Total to date 13,778
INTERLIBRARY LOAN:
2 books, 3 Films, 16 Videocassette, 21 Large Print were borrowed
for use by our patrons.
EQUIPMENT LOANED:
Filmstrip projector: 2 Overhead projector: 5 16mm projector: 2
Respectfully submitted: 110.6-1 tr'tr A- 02),M,
Mrs. Marjorie Orr
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
WORK ORDERS
MARCH
WATER DEPARTMENT: 1983 1982
Leaks 12 12
Rereads 23 98
New Meters 16 16
Finals 20 11
Taps 0 8
New Accounts 39 18
Bad Meters: 3
Repaired--- 2
Replaced--- 3
Miscellaneous 8 16
TOTALS 225 182
SEWER DEPARTMENT:
Stoppages 10 14
Taps 0 9
Miscellanious 8 16
TOTALS 10 28
INSPECTION DEPARTMENT:
Electrical Permits 6 13
Rough-In 7 5
Temporary Pole 2 3
Final 4 7
Plumbing Permits 12 11
Rough-In 21 8
Final 4 7
Building Permits 12 17
Slab Inspects 13 7
Rough-In 5 2
Final 0 0
Gas Line Inspects 1 _ 0
Fence Permits 1 2
inspect
Pool Prospect 9 •1
TOTALS 81 83
STREET DEPARTMENT:
Repairs 6 23
SANITATION DEPARTMENT:
Special Pick-ups 14 14
TOTAL WORK ORDERS 336 330
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MUNICIPAL COURT
CITY OF WYLIE
MONTHLY REPORT MARCH 1983
Docket Nos. 83-649 thru 83-771
83-782 83-b32
Total Number of complaints filed: 174
Charges:
Speeding 71
No Valid Inspection Certificate 12
Ran Stop Sign 9
Drivers License Violations 14
Registration Violations
Speeding, School Zone
No Proof/Liability Insurance
Equipment Violations _
Public Intoxication 4
Failure to Appear 29
Improper Passing 2
Minor in Possession 2
Fail to drive in One Lane 1
Park in Prohibited Area 2
Disregard No Truck Zone 2
Exhibition of Acceleration 2
Fleeing 1
Ran Flashing Red Light 2
Littering 1
Wrong Way/One Way 1
Vio. Fire Code 3
Court Activity:
Pretrial Nolo Contendere (pd) 110
Quashed Complaint 0
Dismissed Complaint 14
Dismissed/Defensive Driving Course 8
Time Served in Lieu of Fine 6
Trial by Judge 1 guilty
Trial by Jury —Q
Bond Forfeitures 38
Warrants Issued 55
Warrants Fxertited 26
Appeals 0
Collections:
3066• 2047 2050
Bond Forfeitures $ 1632.50 $ 1404.50 $ 190.00 $ 38.00
Fines Paid (Cash) $ 3736.00 $ 3076.00 $ 550.00 $ 110.00
Refunds/Out of City $ 1778.00
Total Collections $ 5368.50 $ 4480.50 $ 740.00 $ 148.00
31 March 1983
ray, our er
FISCAL REPORT
MARCH 1983
BANK ACCOUNT-MUNICIPAL COURT APPEARANCE BONDS
Beginning Bank Balance 1 March 1983 $ 354.50
Total Deposits $ 3267.00
Disbursements
City of Wylie $ 1632.50
Out of City/Bonds Ret/Refunds $ 1778.00 3410.50
Total Disbursements $
Bank Balance 31 March 1983 $ 211 .00
CASH TRANSACTIONS
$ 4134.22
Total Cash Receipts
Disbursements/City of Wylie
Account #3066 $ 3076.00
Account #2047 $ 550.00
Account #2050 • $ 110.00 •
Account #3064 (Animal) $ 1 fi_oa
Account #3078 (Report) $ 30.00
Account #22073 (Water) $ 44.03
Account #3029 (Trash Bag Sales) $ 129.74
Account #6303 $ 8.45
Account #6404 $ 50.00
• Account #6318 $ 120.00
. • Total Cash Disbursements $ 4134.22
Cash on Hand 31 March- 1983 $ -0-
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS TO CITY OF WYLIE -
Account No. Cash Bond Forfeitures Total
3066 0076.00 $ 1404.50 $ 4480.50
2047 $ 550.00 $ 190.00 $ 740.00
2050 $ 110.00 $ 38.00 $ 148.00
3064 $ 16.00 $ 1( _00
3078 $ 30-06 $ 44:03
n no
22073 $ 44.03 -
3029 $ 129.74 - $ 129.74
6303 : $ 8.45 - $ 8.45
6404 • $ 50.00 - $ 50.00
6318 $ 120.00 - • $ 120.00
Cash Transactions $ 4134.22
Bond Account Transactions $ 1632.50
Totals $ 5766.72
31 March 1983 i
3j .eth J. Gray, Court Clerk
City of Wylie, Texas
MONTHLY ACTIVITY
March 1983
FINES AND BONDS
Total Bond Forfeitures (Bank Account Transactions) $ 1632.50
Total Fines Collected (Cash Transactions) $ 3736.00
GRAND TOTAL TO CITY TREASURER $ 5368.50
Credit Account #3066 $ 4480.50
Credit Account #2047 $ 740.00
Credit Account #2050 $ 148.00
MISCELLANEOUS 30.00
Total Report Fees-Account #3078 $
Total Water Receipts-Account #22073 $ 44.03
Total Trash Bag Sales-Account #3029 $ 129.74
Total Animal Fees-Account #3064 $ 16.00
Total Misc. Credits- $ 178.45
Account # 6306 $ 8.45
Account # 6404 $ 50.00
Account # 6318 $ 120.00
GRAND TOTAL TO CITY TREASURER $ 398.22
GRAND TOTAL-ALL ACCOUNTS-TO CITY TREASURER $ 5766.72
DISBURSEMENTS
City Treasurer (Cash Bond Account) $ 1632.50
City Treasurer (Cash Transfer) $ 5368.50
Out of City/Refunds/Returned Bonds (Cash Bond Account) $ 1778.00
GRAND TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS $ 8779.00
BANK ACCOUNT BALANCE 31 March 1983 $ 211 .00
Receipt Nos. M4187A thru M4200A; M4201 thru M4235; A4425 thru A4427; TB 1871 thru 1894;
C4962 thur C5000; C5001 thru C5062; J4674 thru J4694; J4697
Check Nos. 472 thru 487
31 March 1983 .
li t J. Gray, Court Clerk
i of Wylie, Texas
WYLIE POLICE DEPARTMENT
March 19 83
MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT
ABANDONED VEHICLES 8
Checked by Officer
Ordinance Violation
8
Total
ACCIDENTS 1
Major
Minor 7
Total 8
ANIMAL COMPLAINTS
Loose Livestock 6
Dog At Large . 20
Other
Dog Bite
Total
26
AMBULANCE CALLS
Emergency Sick Calls 15
Police-Related Calls 10
Other 44
Total 69
ALARMS ANSWERED
In City
Bank 3
Other Business 3
Residence
Out of City
Total 6
ASSISTANCE CALLS
Motorist 1
Traffic 2
Other 15
Total 18
ARRESTS MADE
Warrant (City of Wylie) 3
Warrant (out of city) 10
Traffic charge T—
Public Intoxication —2--
Other —2—
• Total 21
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MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT WYLIE POLICE DEPARTMENT March , 19 83
BURGLARY CALLS
Residence 3
Business
Motor Vehicle 1
Coin Operated Machine
Total 4
THEFT CALLS
Felony
Misdemeanor 3
Total 3
WRECKER CALLS
Accident
Police-Related Pull 6
Total 6
MISCELLANEOUS CALLS
Suspicious Person 6
Suspicious Vehicle 0
Prowler —1
Open Door (Business) --4
--
Missing Person/Runaway __z—
Deceased -a
--
Security Check —3—
Mental Patient/Commitment
Emergency Message 3
Traffic (other than accident) 43
Funeral Escort 2
Other Escort 21
Criminal Mischief/Vandalisio 1
Disturbance 25
Other: Welfare Concern 3
Assault -Simple 2
Miscellaneous 8
Speak to Officer
Total 216
CLEARANCES
Felony
Misdemeanor 12
Total 12
TRAFFIC STOPS-Total 205
TOTAL, ALL CALLS FOR MONTH OF March, 83' 235
Submitted this 6th day of April 19 83
7-e;aa?4 ,
R. D. ABBOTT, CHIEF OF POLICE
City of Wylie, Texas
MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT WYLIE POLICE DEPARTMENT March , 19 83
SUPPLEMENT TO REPORT
ACCIDENTS REPORTED:
DATE LOCATION INJURIES?
"SEE ATTACHED"
CLEARANCES:
DATE/OFFENSE DATE CLEARED COMPLAINANT/VICTIM CHARGE
"SEE ATTACHED" -
ARRESTS:
DATE OFFENSE
"SEE ATTACHED"
Supplement to Report: March 1983
Accidents Reported: INJURIES
DATE LOCATION
-04-83 406 S. First St. None
03-09-83 Hwy. 78 at Hi-Way Wrecking None
03-10-83 Jackson St. at Hwy. 78 None
03-10-83 Hwy. 78 and FM 544 None
03-10-83 Hwy. 78 at Collins Trailer Park Yes
03-20-83 Kirby St. at Birmingham St. None
03-20-83 Collins Trailer Park None
03-26-83 Hwy. 78 at Mobil Station None
Clearances:
DATE/OFFENSE DATE CLEARED COMPLAINANT/VICTIM CHARGE
03-01-83 03-01-83 WISD Carrying Proh. Weapon
09-17-82 03-04-83 City of Wylie Official Misconduct
03-05-83 03-05-83 David M. Crawford Simple Assault
03-01-83 03-01-83 WPD/State of Texas DWLS
03-01-83 03-01-83 WPD/State of Texas Traffic
03-04-83 03-04-83 Linda Wolfe Traffic
03-19-83 03-19-83 WPD/State of Texas Traffic
03-23-83 03-23-83 Donna Cox Attempted Suicide
03-24-83 03-24-83 Catherine M. Traventy Simple Assault
03-27-83 03-27-83 Robert Divergigelis Simple Assault
03-30-83 03-30-83 Jean Fullen Traffic Offense
03-30-83 03-30-83 Weldon Clyde Simmons Jr. Suicide
Arrests
DATE OF ARREST OFFENSE DATE OF ARREST OFFENSE
03-01-83 Traffic 03-13-83 DPS Warrants
03-03-83 Traffic 03-17-83 Dallas PD Warrants
03-04-83 Traffic 03-19-83 Public Intox.
03-04-83 Traffic 03-19-83 DWI-Littering
03-04-83 Public Intox. 03-24-83 JP Warrant-Assault
03-05-83 Minor in Possession 03-25-83 Denton SO Warrants
03-05-83 Minor in Possession 03-28-83 Wylie Warrants
03-06-83 CCSO Warrants 03-29-83 Plano Warrants
03-06-83 Traffic 03-29-83 Dallas SO Warrants
03-06-83 Garland/CCSO Warrants 03-29-83 Traffic
03-08-83 Wylie Warrants 03-30-83 Traffic
03-08-83 Wylie Warrants 03-30-83 Wylie Warrants
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CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
SPECIAL MEETING
APRIL 8, 1983
6:00 P.M.
The Wylie City Council met in special session at 6:00 p.m. on April 8, 1983
in the Council Chambers at City Hall . Mayor Squires presided. A quorum was
present and notice of the meeting had been posted for the time and manner
required by law. Those in attendance were the Mayor, Mayor Pro-Tem William
Martin, Council members Geline Dodd, Reta Allen, Harold Eavenson, and Percy
Simmons, City Secretary Sarah Connelly, City Manager Lee Vickers, Larry
Jackson, counselor for City, P & Z members Ab Harrison, Mike McAnally,
and Bryant Barry, Councilmen-elect Don Hughes and Cleo Adams, Vicki Martin,
school board member;Scottie Austin, Cathy McAnally, Richard Parker, Randall
Gaston, Al Kittner, Harry Tibbals, Jerry Davis, Harold Spence, Melvin St. John,
Ed Collins, Robert O'Donnell , atty. ; R. 0. Martin, and Rich Connelly of the
Dallas Morning News.
Mayor Squires called meeting to order and recognized councilmen-elect Don
Hughes and Cleo Adams, who were in attendance.
Mayor opened the Public Hearing on 36.39 acres in Richard D. Newman Survey.
Mr. Robert O'Donnell , representing the developers, stated that his clients
felt that putting in a mobile home park would be an appropriate use of the
land south of Martinez and Alanis Lanes, as it was bound by a sewer treatment
plant and landfill . Mr. O'Donnell advised Council that a plat showing
the 200 ft. buffer zone had been filed with the City Manager, who advised
that it had been filed with the City.
Mr. Richard Parker, Mr. Jerry Davis, Mrs. Vicki Martin, and Mr. Bryant Barry
addressed the Council in opposition of the zoning. Stating it would not
be to the best interest of the City of Wylie, or its citizens to zone this
property Mobile Home District. Mrs. Martin stated the school board was
concerned at the overcrowding of the schools.
Mayor drew the public hearing to a close, and returned the matter to the
Council for discussion.
Councilman Eavenson made statement that any commitment made outside of the
Council Chambers or inside when Council was not in session, was not an
official act. And he submitted that the Council give thought to this if
such commitments had been made.
Mr. Larry Jackson, counselor for the City, advised that the 200 ft. buffer
zone was zoned as temporary agriculture, and the only use of this land at
this time must fall under our zoning ordinance zoning for agriculture.
This buffer zone would have to be permanently zoned before any other use
could be made of it.
Mr. O'Donnell advised Council that the developers were aware that they
must submit a site plan to the Planning & Zoning Commission and to the
City Council before the issuing of building permits. City Manager Vickers
also acknowledged that the site plan must come before P&Z and the Council .
Councilman Simmons moved that the 36.39 acre out of 43.401 acre tract of
land in the Richard D. Newman Survey, located south of Martinez and Alanis
Lanes be permanently zoned Mobile Home District, seconded by Councilwoman
Allen. Three in favor, Councilman Simmons, Councilwomen Allen and Dodd.
Two in opposition, Councilmen Eavenson and Martin.
Councilman Simmons ammended his motion to state also that there was an
ordinance on the books, and that as long as it was there they were to
comply with it and were not to ask for any variance. If strict compliance
to the ordinance was not adhered to then the development was to be
halted. Motion was seconded by Councilwoman Allen. Three were in favor
of the amendment, Councilman Simmons, Councilwomen Allen and Dodd.
Two abstaining, Councilmen Martin and Eavenson.
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Councilman Eavenson moved for adjournment, Councilman Martin seconded,
all in favor.
Robert B. Squires, Mayor
ATTEST:
Sarah Connelly, City Secretary