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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1966-10-25Regu� 0aMleOtin§ng of the Euless City Council October.'25, 1966 CALL TO ORDER 187 Mayor William G. Fuller called the Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council to order at 7 :40 P.M. in the Council Chambers at Euless City Hall, with the following present: Councilmen Frank Douglass, Harold Samuels, Bill Byers and Bobby Fuller. (Absent: Councilman Don Warren) ,. 1 , .., Also present were City Manager Lee Cowell, .City Attorney, James, Cribbs and City Secretary Vada Ferris. INVOCATION The Invocation was given by Councilman Frank Douglass. VISITORS Visitors in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Parks; Mrs. Betty Potthoff; Messrs. C. R. Anderson, J. C. Ross, Kent E. Besley, Reace Brewer, Water Department Superintendent, Bill Ratliff of Gregory, Knowlton Ratliff, Joe,,A. Coulter, D. J. Bushnell and W. E. Stickels. APPROVAL CF MINUTES The Minutes of the Regular Meeting dated September 27, 1966 were approved as written. At 7:45 P.M., immediately following the invocation, Mayor Fuller recessed the Regular Meeting, and the Council convened in an executive session in the Conference Room. (Execut i ye,,Mi nutes recorded i ndepgndentl.y of Regular.-Meeting.) At 8:15, the Council reconvened, in Regular Session in the Council Chambers. I. COMMERCIAL PERMIT NO.' 44, MEN',S CLOTHING STQRE, WILSHIRE VILLAGE City`Manager Cowell stated that this item had been tabled from a previous meeting, in order for the Engineers to study the drainage irl ,thp.area adjgcent to the proposed men's clothing Store. Mr. Bi l l Rafliff stated that the Engineers had studied the drainage and recommend that the commercial permit be approved, as the drainage in the area is adequate. Members of the Council reviewed the plat of the Men's Clothi'ng Store, and Mr. Andy Anderson, representing Mr. Herman Smith, Developer in Wilshire Village Shopping Center, answered questions of the Council. Councilman Douglass inquired if there would..4e a.fence or retaining wal.l adjacent to the Men's Clothing Store. Mr. Anderson stated that the fence had not been planned in this area. Councilman Douglass stated that, in his opinion, a fence should be between the clothing store and the apartment houses. (Page Two, Minutes of Regular Meeting, Euless City Council, October 25, 1966.) After - discussion, Councilman Douglass made the motion that Commercial Permit No. 44 be approved as requested and recommended by the Consulting Engineers. Councilman Samuels seconded the motion, and the vote i s as follows: A es: Councilmen Byers, Douglass , F u I I e r and Samuels - Nyays: . None Mayor Fuller declared the 'motion carried; Councilman Douglass stated -that he requests that the Minutes reflect that any future building in this area, North toward the apartment houses, should be required to construct a fence or retaining,vrall. COUNCIL MEETING, MR.' ROBERT CALDWELL City Manager Cowell staged that he had .discussed a pr6posed meeting with'Mr. Robert Caldwell, the City's, Land Planning Consultant, and the date of November 1, 1966 had been proposed. Members'of'the Council 'concurred with this date and agreed to meet at 7:30 P.M., November 1, 1966, in the Conference Room at —the City Hall,. .1. . \NATFR KAFTFR R I n TART II ATI(1N Members of the' Council ' had previously been furnished'a copy of Water Meter Bid Tabulation. The bids were opened on'October 24, 1966,, and are as follows: 11 ,. . FIRM NAME 5/8" x 3/4" 1" , 2" Rockwell Manufacturing Co. $33.80'Less $74.36 Less $146.1.8 with '$218.01 with Connections Connections . Companion„ Comyan ion Flanges • Flanges 36.33;With 78.16 With Connections Connections Badger' Meter , Mfg, Co. Hersey- Sparling,Meter Co. Neptune Meter Co. Calmet Meter Division $33.84 Less , .$77.21 Less $144.23,'L.ess • $2118.76 Less Connections Connections Connections" Connections $33.38 ,Less $74.13 Less $138.70 Less $208.47 Less Connections. Connections Connections Connections $34.00 Less $74.80 'Less Connections Connections $32.80 Less $72.16 Less Connedtions Connections tabulations and discussion followed. $140,5 Less $210,80 Less Connect i ons Connections $135.30 Less $203.36 Less Connections Connections Members of the Council reviewed the b i d Mayor Fuller inquired of the City Manager if the City is in need of water meters at this time. City Manager Cowell stated that the City 189 (Page Three, Minutes of Regular Meeting„ Euless City Council, October 25, 1966.) has severa'I months' supply; however, it. normally requires about thirty (30) days for delivery of the meters. Councilman Samuels inquired the make of meters used by the City at this time. City Manager Cowell stated that a l l of bhe bids are higher than normal; and that he recommends the Council reject a l l of the water meter bids submitted and authorize the City Manager to negotiate for the pur- chase of water meters. • Councilman F u l l e r made the motion to con- cur w i t h the City Manager's recommendation and reject a l l water meter bids sub- mitted, and authorize the City Manager to negotiate for the purchase of water meters.. Councilman Samuels seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Fuller and Samuels Nays: None Abstained: Councilman Douglass Mayor Full l e r ' decTared the motion carried and .thanked those present who had submit- ted b i d s . (Copy o f b i d tabulations on f i l e in Office of City Secretary.) IV. BID TABULATIONS, SEWERAGE SYSTEM ADJUSTMENT, SPUR 350 FROM STATE HIGHWAY 121 TO HIGHWAY 157 Members of the Council had been furnished bid tabulations previoasly, which are as follows: FIRM ITEM B I D . _Crow ey Construc.t.i.on Sewer C.ros,s i ngs No. 1 and No. 2 Ben S i ra & Company Sewer Crossings. No. 1 and No. 2 $15,850.00 Teazel le Construction Company ° . Sewer Crossings No. 1 and No, 2 $10,480.00 Crowley Construction Sewer Crossing 'No. 3 .$ .2,759,00 Ben S i ra & Company Sewer Crossing No. 3 $ 4,897.80 Feazel I e Construction Company Sewer Crossing No. 3 $ 4,899,00 Mr. Bill Ratliff, Consulting Engineer, stated that the Engineers, after careful consideration of the bids, recommend the following: Sewer Crossing? Nos. •1 arrd ;2, Feazell Construction Company Ln the amount of $10, 480.00 Sewer Crossing No. 3, Crowley Construction Company, in the amount of $2,759.00. Mr. Rat] iff explained that Sewer Crossing Nos. 1 and 2 is f o r a sewer l i n e which w i l l be l a i d under Spur 350 and w i l l serve the City of Bedford. He further explained that the City of Euless w i I I be reimbursed for Sewer Crossing No. 3 in the amount of $2,759.00. This reimburse- ment is to be by Tarrant County and Texas Highway Department. Sewer Crossing 190 (page Four, Minutes of Regular Meeting, Euless City Council, October 25, 1966.) 'No`s. 1 and 2 in the amount of $10,480.00 wi I I be paid for by the City of Euless. Councilman Samuels made the motion to concur with the Engineer's recommendation and award the contract for Sewer Crossing Nos. 1 and 2 to Feazell Construction Company i n the amount of $10,480.00. Councilman Douglass seconded the motion, and the vote i s as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller and Samuels. Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried Counc,i loran Samuels made the motion to award the contract for Sewer Crossing No. 3 to Crowley Construction Company in the amount of $2,759.00 as' recommended by the City's Consulting Engineers.. Councilman Douglass seconded the motion, and the vote i s as follows: Ayes: Councilman Byers, Douglass, Fuller and Samuels Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. (Copy of bid tabulations on f i I e in the Office of City Sec,retary.) V. STREET AND DRAINAGE CONTPJCT NO. 5 , CHANNEL AND BRIDGE IMPROVEMENT, TIMBERLINE ESTATES .Mr. Bill Ratliff, Consulting Engineer, informed the Council that the Engineers had carefully considered the -bids and recommend awarding the contract to Ben Sira Construction Company in the amount of $77,490.00 for Street and Drainage Contract No. 5, Channel and Bridge Improvements, in Timberline Estates. Councilman Douglass made the motion to concur with the Engineer's recommendation and award the contract to Ben Sira Construction Company i n the amount of $77,490.00. Councilman Byers seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller and Samuel s Nays: None Members of the Council had previously been furnished bid tabulations for Street and 'Drainage Improvements Contract No. 5 that were opened and tabulated on October 21, 1966 as follows: FIRM ITEM � 1D B.en Sira Construction ,Street and Drainage Improvements, $77,490.00 (80 days) Contract No. 5 Onyx Construction Street and Drainage Improvementt, 81,943.50 (180 days) Contract No. 5 Shandel Construction Street and - Drainage Improvements, 79,236.25 (80 days) Contract No. 5 Feazelle Construction Street and Drainage Improvements, 89 1092.50 (225 days) Contract No. 5 .Mr. Bill Ratliff, Consulting Engineer, informed the Council that the Engineers had carefully considered the -bids and recommend awarding the contract to Ben Sira Construction Company in the amount of $77,490.00 for Street and Drainage Contract No. 5, Channel and Bridge Improvements, in Timberline Estates. Councilman Douglass made the motion to concur with the Engineer's recommendation and award the contract to Ben Sira Construction Company i n the amount of $77,490.00. Councilman Byers seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller and Samuel s Nays: None 191 (.Page Five, Minutes of Regular Meeting, Euless City Council, October 25, 1966.) Mayor Fuller declared the motion car.ried, (Copy of bid tabulations on file in the Office of City Secretary.) Mr. Ratliff informed the Council that, approximately, $47,000.00 of this project wi I I be financed from City Street and Drainage Bond Fund and a little less than $30,000.00 will be paid by the contractor, Mr. Andy Wint'ers. VI . . I .ESTIMATE NO. 1 STREET AND DRAINAGE CONTRACT 707'77 TEXAS BITULITHIC COMPANY Mr. B i I I Ratliff, Engineer, submitted Estimate No. 1, Street and Drainage to Texas B i t u l i t h i c Company in the amount of $9,391.76. motion to concur with the recommendation of the Enginee No. 1, Street and Drainage Contract No. 4 in the amount Fuller seconded the motion, and the vote i s as follows: City's Consulting Contract No. 4, for payment Councilman Byers made the rs and approve Estimate of $9,391.76. Councilman Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller and Samuels Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. VII. CONSTRUCTION, BEN S IRA AND COMPANY Mr.. Bill Ratliff, Engineer, presented Estimate No. 4 and Final estimate to Ben Sira and Company for replacement of water mains and service prior to street construction, in the amount of $10,774,07, and recommended final payment. (The final contract price is $56,416.99, of which $54,129-50 was approved by Council action on August 9, 1966, Resolution No. 145, of which $8,486.58 is a part; therefore, $2,287.49 of the $10,774.07 is the amount requ i ring ,Council approval.) Resolution No. 156, in the amount of $2,287.49, was submitted for approval. Councilman Fuller made the motion to approve Resolution No. 156 as presented and to authorize the Mayor and City secretary to issue Certificate of Approval for payment from Water and Sewer Capital Improvement Escrow Fund to Ben,-Sira Construction Company in the amount of $10,774.07, as recommended by the City's ,Consulting Engineers. Councilman Samuels seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller and Samuels Nays: None Mayor Fuller decl.a.re,d the motion carried. (Copy of Resolution No. 156 on f i I e i n the Office of City Secretary.) 192 .(Page Six; Minutes of Regular Meeting, Euless City Council, October 25, 1966.) UM SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT NO.`], STREET AND Mr. Bill Ratliff, Consulting Engineer, presented Supplemental Agreement No. 1, Street and Drainage Contract No, 4, in the amount of $1,002.05, payable to Texas B i t u l i t h i c Company. Councilman Samuels made the motion to concur with the Engineer's recommendation and approve Supplemental Agreement No, 1, Street'and Drainage Contract No. 4 as presented. Councilman Douglass seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Aye's': 'Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller and Samuels Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. (Copy of Supplemental Agreement -on, f i l e in the .Office of C'i ty Secretary.,) . ' 1® BID TABULATIONS, PICK -UP TRUCKS . City Manager Cowell rev'i ewed bid' tabulations of the pick -up trucks for the Water and Sewer Department. Members of the Council had been furnished copies -of the bid tabulations previously, which are as follows: FIRM UNIT PRICE LESS TRADE -IN NET k.I CE. Hooker - Vandergriff Chevrolet $3,199.72 $250,00 $2;949'j72' Payton - Wright Ford Sales 3,312.54 280.00 3,032.54 Texas Motors 3;466.82 275.00 3,191.82 The City Manager stated that his recommenda- tion is that .the Council accept the low bid submitted by Hooker Vandergriff Chevrolet Company in the amount of $2,949.72. Councilman Douglass made the motion to concur with the City Manager's recommendation and approve the bid Submitted by Hooker Vandergriff Chevrolet Company i n the - amount of $2,949 °.72 -. Councilman Fuller seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller and Samuels Nays': None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. (Copy of bid tabulations and bids on f -ile in the Office of City Secretary.) X. THOROUGF -FARE RIGHT -0F -WAY DISCUSSION . -Mr., B'i l l Ratliff informed the ;Coun-ci'l- that he had furnished the City Manager with r &ght -of -way papers for the East -West Thoroughfare and that efforts are being made to secure the necessary right -of -way. 196 (Page Seven,. Minutes of Regular Meeting, Euless City Council, October 25, 1966.) Mr. Ratliff stated that the City Council needs to consider the naming of this thoroughfare in order that it may be placed on the plats rather thin being referred to simply as the East -West Thoroughfare. Councilman Dou-g�lass stated that he proposes the name of Trinity Drive or Trinity Street as this street wi I I border the new high - school property (Trinity High School). City Manager Cowell stated that it might be called Municipal Drive or Municipal Boulevard since it will be adjacent to the Civic Center property. After discussion, Mayor Fuller stated that some serious thought should be given to the naming of City': streets and that Councilmen Frank Douglass, Harold Samuels and Bobby Fuller are appointed as a committee to select names of streets for the City of Euless to be presented to the Council for consideration. XI. LANDSCAPE A R C H I TECT' S REPORT (W I LSH I R E ELEMENTARY AND SOUTH EULESS PARKS) Mr. Kent Besley and Mr. Joe Ross presented Site Plans of Wilshire Elementary School and South Euless Elementary School and stated that the proposal is for two double tennis courts at the Wilshire Elementary School. Mr. Besley stated that the plans have been approved by the School Board and the principal of the school. Mayor Fuller inquired if the tennis courts were to be lighted, and Mr. Besley stated that lights had not been planned for the courts at the Wilshire Elementary School at this time. South Euless plat was presented and discussed. Mr. Besley stated that plans are for tennis courts, basketball courts and biddy -ball courts for this site. This is to be a lighted area and the courts are t o be of a Lynatex material. Mr. Besley stated that thep total cost of the two projects is $18,700.00. Mayor Fuller informed Mr. Besley that the plans shduld have been submitted to the City Manager and City Council prior to 'this meeting i n order for consideration to have been given to these projects. in answer to a question by Councilman Douglass, Mr. Besley stated that the plans have been approved and coordinated with the Park and Recreation Committee. Councilman Byers commented that, in Kis opinion, a lighted tennis court would be more valuable in Wilshire Village than at South Euless. Councilman Samuels stated that he would like very much to see the courts lighted in the Wilshire site. Councilman Byers inquired if -the tennis courts at Midway Park and Euless Junior High School were utilized stating that this information can be secured because the courts have light meters which would reflect the usage. Councilman Douglass stated that, in his opinion, the courts are being used--- - that he has had to wait numerous times in order to get a court. Mr. Besley then showed a plat of the Civic Center site and stated that the irritation system has been installed; that several of the plants have been put in and that additional trees and plants are scheduled for -the area during this week and the week following. He stated that light fixtures 'are scheduled to be here within about two weeks. Mr. Besley then showed a plat of the area north of the Civic Center and stated that at the present time, lahe area is being graded and that preliminary plans are being prepared at this time for presentation to the Council. Mr. Besley p+eesented, on behalf of Gene Schrickel and Associates, a colored drawing of the Civic Center site for display at the Euless City Hall. It was agreed by members of the Council that the plans for the Park Development at Wilshire Elementary and South Euless Elementary should be left at City Hall in order for the Mayor and members of the Council to review for consideration prior to approval. 194 (Page Eight, Minutes of Regular Meeting, Euless City Council, October 25, 1966.) XI I, TAX OFFICE REPORT Mr. Richard Parks, Tax Assessor - Collector, presented a copy of the Board of Equalization proceedings and read a Certificate of the Total Assessed Value of the City of Euless. He passed ledger cards and informed the Council that, approximately, 18,000 ledger cards make up the tax roll. He stated that the total assessed'value for the year 1966 is $41,603,460.00. He informed the Council that the City w i l l be presented a tax book as it has been in the past. After discussion, Councilman Samuels made the motion that Certificate of Assessed Valuation based on 65% in the amount of $41,603,460.00 be approved as presented by Tax Assessor - Collector. Councilman Douglass seconded the motion, and the vote i s as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, ' F u l l e r and Samuels Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. X1 11 RESOLUTION NO. 155•, SETTING PUBLIC HEARING FCR REZONING, TIMBERLINE ESTATES PROPERTY Resolution No. 155, setting November 22, 1966, as- the date for a public hearing. for the rezoning of properties in Timberline Estates requested by Mr. Andy Winters was submitted for the Council's consideration. Councilman Samuels made the motion to approve Resolution No. 155 as presented, Councilman Fuller seconded the motion, and the vote „is as follows: Ayes: CoBnci lmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller and Samuels Nays • None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. (Resolution No. 155 on,fil.e in the Office of City Secretary.) XIV. PROPOSED EQUIPMENT STORAGE WAREHOUSE. City Manager Cowell presented drawings of an equipment shed and discussed the approximate cost. He stated that the materials are estimated to cost approximately $800.00 and the estimated labor $553.00. He stated that these equipment sheds are very badly needed and could be constructed on the property at the City Water Department Warehouse, He stated that by using City, personnel and some - existing well casing and purchasing some materials, the sheds can be constructed at a reasonable cost. Mr. Cowell further commented that the City has $40,000.00 in Capital Improvement Funds for warehouse construction; however, i t w i l l be some time before the bonds can be-sold for this purpose, and that, i n the meantime, the C i�y is i n need of a warehouse for storing the City's equipment. City Manager stated that the City.o.f- Bedford has i95 (Page Nine, Minutes of Regular Meeting, Euless City Council, October 25, 1966) agreed to issue a permit for these buildings and that he does not foresee any problem in this project. Councilman Fuller made the motion to concur with the City Manager's recommendation and approve the construction of the equipment sheds as pcesented by the City Manager. Councilman Byers seconded the motion, and the vote —is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, F u l l e r and Samuels Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. XV . RESOLUTION NO. 157, SETTING PUBLIC HEARING DATE, ANNEX-CERTAIN PROPERTIES. City Attorney James C r ibbs presented Resolution No. 157 setting November 8, 1966, as the date for a public hearing for annexing certain propefties as described in Exhibit "A "; which'is as f o I laws: Being a part of the J. E. Field Survey, Abstract No. 540, the B. Harrington Survey, Abstract No. 808, the L. Franklin Survey, Abstract No. 513, the G. Linney Survey, Abstract No. 939, and the J. M. Cummings Survey, Abstract No. 302, Tarrant County, Texas and being more particularly described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING: At the intersection of the South Line of County Road No. 3036 and the East Line of F. M. Highway No. 157, said point being on the South Line of the area described in Ordinance No. 57. THENCE: Southerly along and with the East R. 0. W. Line of F. M. Highway No. 157 and the boundary line of said Ordinance No. 57, approximately 10,600 feet to the -North Line of County Road No. 3011, said point being in the North Line of the area described in'Ordinance No. 48; THENCE: Easterly, along and with said North Line of County Road No. 3011 approxi- mately 1,500 feet to a point- in the We5t•Line•of• the area annexed to the City of Euless through the provisions of Ordinance No. 159; THENCE: Northerly, with the boundary of said Ordinance No,, 159, a distance of 1,754 feet; THENCE: Westerly, with the boundary of said Ordinance No. 159, a distance of 485 feet; THENCE: Northerly, with the boundary of said Ordinance No. 159, a distance of 924 feet; THENCE: Easterly, 'with the boundary of said Ordinance No, 159, a distance of 1,950' feet; THENCE:. Southerly; with the boundary of said Ordinance No. 159; a distance of 1,950 feet to a point in the North Line of the area annexed to the City of Euless through provisions of Ordinance No. 123; 196 (Page Ten, Minutes of Regular Meeting, Euless City Council, October 25 1966.) THENCE: Easterly, with the boundary of said Ordinance No. 123, a distance of 644.7 feet; f THENCE: Southerly, with the boundary of said Ordinance No. 123, a distance of 675.7 feet to a point in the North Line of County Road No. 3011 and the North Line of the area described in Ordinance No. 48; THENCE: Easterly, along and with said North Line of County Road-No. 3011, 1,600 feet, more or less, to a point in the East Line of County Road No. 3129; THENCE: Northerly, along and with said East Line of County Road No. 3129, a dis- tance of 10,600 feet, more or less, to the South Line of County Road No. 3036; THENCE: Westerly, along and with said Sooth Line of County Road No..1036,,a dis- tance of 5,400 feet, more or less, to the place of beginning. Councilman Fuller made thip motion to ap- prove Resolution No. 157 as presented. Councilman Douglass seconded the motion, and the vote i s as follows: Ayes: Councilmen,Byers, Douglass, Fuller and Samuels Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion c a r r i e d . (Copy of Resolution No. 1S7 on f i l e in Office of City Secretary.) XV1 . RESOLUTION NO. 158, SETTING PUBLIC HEARING DATE, ANNEX CERTAIN PROPERTIES City Attorney James C r i bbs presented Resolution No. 158 setting November 8, 1966, as the date for a public hearing for annexation of certain properties as described in Exhibit "A ", which is as follows: Being a part of the B. F. Crowley Survey, Abstract No. 320, Tarrant County, Texas and being more particularly described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING, at the intersection of the East Line of Cqunty RoadNo. 31.29 and the North Line of County Road No. 3011, said point being in the North Line of the area annexed through the provisions of the City of Euless Ordi- nance No. 48; THENCE: Easterly, along and with said North Line of County Road No. 3011, a distance of 2,600 feet, 'more -or less,. -to its intersec-tion,wi -th the West line of County Road No. 3121; THENCE: Northerly; along and with said West line of County Road N.o..3121, .a' distance of 4,690 feet, more or less, to a point on said West Line; THENCE: Westerly, crossing said B. F. Coowley Survey, a distance of 2,600 feet, more or less, to a point on the East Rine of said County Road No. 3129; THENCE: Southerly, along'and with the East Line of said County Road No. 3129, a distance of 4,690 feet, more or less, to the place of beginning. 197 (page Eleven,-Minutes ` of Regular Meeting_, Euless City Council, October 25, 1966.) ` . Counc"i 1 man F u I I e r made tFie Mot'i on t o ap- prove Resolution No. 158 as presented. Councilman Douglass seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller and Samuels Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion c a r r i e d . (Copy o f Resolution No. 158 on f i l e in Office of City Secretary.) XVEI, RESOLUTION NO, 159, SETTING PUBLIC HEARING DATE, ANNEX CERTAIN PROPERTIES City Attorney James Cribbs presented Re- solution No. 159 setting November 8, 1966, as the date for a public hearing for annexation of certain properties as described in Exhibit "A ", which is as follows: Being a part of the E. Taylor Survey, Abstract No. 1550, part of the R. D. Price Survey, Abstract No. 1206, and part of the B. F. Crowley Survey, Abstract No. 320, Tarrant County, Texas and being more particularly described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING, at the intersection of the East Line of County Road No. 3129, and the South Line of County Road No. 3036, said point being on the South line .of the area described in the City of Euless Ordinance No. 57; THENCE: Southerly, along and with said East Line of County Road No. 3129, a distance of 6,350 feet, more or less, to a point on said East Line, said point being the Northwest Corner of the area described in City of Euless Ordinance No. 292; THENCE: Easterly, along and with the North Line of said area described in City of Euless Ordinance No. 292, a distance of 2,600 feet, more or less, to a point on the West Line of County Road No. 3121, said point being the Northeast corner of the area described in City of Euless Ordinance No. 292 ; THENCE: Northerly, along and with said West Line of County Road No. 3121, a distance of 6,350 feet, more or less, to its intersection with the South line of County Road No. 3036, said point being on the South Line of the area described in the City of Euless Ordinance No. 57; THENCE: Westerly, along and with said South Line of County Road No. 3036 and the South Line of the area described in the City of Euless Ordinance No. 57, a distance of 2,600 feet, more or less, to the place of be- g inn ing. Councilman Fuller made the motion to ap- prove Resolution No. 159 as presented. Councilman Douglass seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller and Samuels Nays: None (Page Twelve. Minutes of Regular Meeting, Euless City Council, October 25, 1966.) Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. (Copy of Resolution No. 159 on file in Office of° C ity•-Secretary.) r. XUIII. AD JOURNME NT i The Meeting adjourned at, -9:.55 �P_.M. APPROVED: ATTEST:�� Mayor