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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-03-2865 Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council March 28, 1967 CALL TO ORDER Mayor W. G. Fuller called the Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council to order at 8;10 P.M. in the Euless City H a l l Council Chambers w i t h the f o l l o w i n g in attendance: Councilman B i l l Byers, Bobby Fuller, Don Warren, Frank Douglass and Harold Samuels. Also present were City Attorney James Cribbs and City Secretary Vada Ferris. INVOCATION The invocation was presented by City Attorney James Cribbs. APPROVAL CF MINUTES Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting, March 14, 1967, and the Called Council meeting, March 16, 1967, were approved as written. I . VISITORS Visitors in attendance were: Messrs. Henry Keller, Merrill Morong, A. R. Kampschafer, M. D. Benson, Leonard Russell, 0. W. Miller, B i I I Ratliff and Walter A. Elliott, Jr.; Mesdms. Betty Potthoff and Martha Hand. SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT - SHU LL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, HURRICANE CREEK OUTFALL SEWER LINE After discussion, Councilman Warren made the,mo;ti:on far approval of the Supplemental Agreement in the amount of $3,663.50 for the construction of the outfall sewer lines at Hurricane Creek. M r. B i I I R a t l i f f reviewed a Supplemental Agreement to Shull Construction Company in the amount of $3.,663.50 for the enlarging of sewer lines in the Hurricane Creek outfall sewer. Mr. Ratliff explained that this was the matter which had been discussed several weeks ago at a previous City Council meeting and had been determined that this should be added to a contract then in existence with the Shull Construction Company. After discussion, Councilman Warren made the,mo;ti:on far approval of the Supplemental Agreement in the amount of $3,663.50 for the construction of the outfall sewer lines at Hurricane Creek. 66 (Pape Two, Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, March 28, 1967) Councilman Byers seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller, Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. (Copy of Supplemental Agreement on file in the Office of the City Secretary.) CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS FCR NEXT BOND YEAR Mr. B i I I Rat] ff stated that his recommen- dations for Capital Improvement Projects are as previously submitted, with Pipeline Road having top priority. After discussion, Mr. Ratliff answered that a report, comparing the cost of re- routing Pipeline Road, would cost approximately $200.00. Mayor Fuller stated that he would like to remind the Council that the Capital Improvements Program Project calls for improvements of Pipeline Road, not re- routing of Pipeline Road. Considerable discussion followed, and Councilman Douglass made the motion that the engineers submit a report on an alternate route of Pipeline Road (proposal presented by the engineers approximately a year and a half ago) which would include the cost of improving the remainder of Pipeline as a residential street. Councilman Samuels seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes - Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller, Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. REVISED FINAL ESTIMATE - STREET AND DRAINAGE CONTRACT NO. 5 Mr. B i I I R at I i ff presented a revised fi n a I estimate for Street and Drainage Contract No. 5, Ben Si ra and Company, in the amount of $1,855.00. He stated that due to an error on the part of the engineers, the fi n a I estimates submitted several weeks ago on this contract did not include sixty feet of curb and gutter which was authorized by Supplemental Agreement No. 1 dated January 23, 1967. Mr. R at I i ff stated that the engineers recommend the Council's approval of the revised final estimate. 67 (Page Three, Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, March 28, 1967) Councilman Samuels made the motion to approve the revised final estimate for Street and Drainage Contract No. 5 in the amount of $1,855.00 as recommended by the consulting engineers. Council- man Warren seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Samuels and Warren Nays: None (Councilman Fuller absent from the room at the time' of the vote.) Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. (Copy of engineer's letter and revised final estimate on f i le in the Office of the City Secretary.) SWIMMING POOL CONSTRUCTION FINANCING Mr. Merrill Morong, City Fiscal Agent, informed the Council that he had reviewed the City bond funds and proposed programs for the coming year which indicate the funds have been allocated for various projects; also, has discussed the construction of the swimming pool at Trinity High School with Mr. Bobby Hammonds, Assistant School Superintendent and Business Manager. Mr. Morong stated that, in his opinion, the City should not undertake to finance the entire $100,000.00 during this next bond year. His recommendation is that the City expend $50000.00 in the bond sale scheduled this summer, and the balance of $50,400.00, the following summer, 1968 for the construction of the swimming pool at Trinity High.. He stated that this will conform to the City's present program. . After considerable discussion, Councilman Samuels made the motion that the Council concur with the Fiscal Agent's recommendation and advise the School District that the City will participate in the swimming pool construction in the amount of $50,000.00 not later than August 31, -1967, and the balance in the amount of $50,000.00 by August 1, 1968. Councilman Douglass seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller, Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. 9 SHADY BROOK WATERtAN@ SEWER -LINE OVERSIKING City Attorney James Cribbs briefed the Council on this matter which is the cost of the oversizing of water and sewer 1-rnes:,in the Bedford Shady Brook-addition. Mr. Cribbs said that the developer is requesting the City participate for the oversizing of the lines which would ra-"Q • • (Page Four, Reqular Meetinq of the Euless City Council, March 28, 196 amount to $2,945.41. Mr. Cribbs stated that it is his understanding that there were no competitive bids taken on this project. 11 1 Mayor Fuller inquired if the developer put the oversized lines in without discussing this with the City. Mr. Walter E I I iott, representing the developer, stated t h a t the water and sewer l i n e plans for this development were prepared by Mr. Royce Wisenbaker prior to the City's purchase of the water and sewer system, and in accordance with the needs of the particular area. He stated that bids were taken, and that Mr. H. M. Huffman was the low bidder. However, the bid procedure was not the same as conducted by the City.' Mr. Elliott stated that he discussed these lines with Mr. Knight, former water and sewer department superintendent for the City of Euless, and that the installation of these lines was prior to the City's adoption of the policies and procedures which regulates the laying of lines and constitute an agreement between the developer and the City. In answer to a question, Mr. Ratliff stated that if the City decides to finance the oversizing of these lines, the money could be expended from the Water and Sewer Capital Improvement Escrow Fund. After considerable discussion, City Attorney Cribbs stated that he cannot recommend that the Council expend over i $2,000.00, and that in his opinion, the Council does not have full control. I over this project. Mr. Elliott stated that he does not understand the meaning of "full - control ". City Attorney Cribbs stated that he means the Council did not have control over the bids. Councilman Byers made the motion that the City participate with the D.B.R. Corporation; in the amount of $1,945.41. S t i I I further discussion followed; however, this motion failed for lack of a second. VI. PROPOSED AMBULANCE SERVICE FEES ORDINANCE City Attorney James ' Cribbs reviewed a proposed ordinance regulating ambulance service fees which had been submitted to the Council previously. Considerable discussion followed, and Mr. Cribbs stated that he had been requested by one of the Councilmen to make an addition to Section 4, Item 3, as follows: "provided t h a t such $25.00 l i m i t shall not apply to amount of service charges for contract transportation outside Euless ". Councilman Samuels questioned the word 'contract" in Mr. Cribbs addition to the ordinance. M (Page Five. Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, March 28. tgA7) Further discussion followed concerning fees. t was pointed out that Moore's Funeral Home and Colonial Funeral Home serve the City of- Euless unless a citizen calls an ambulance from another firm. Discuss!i_on followed concerning the .facts that the City of Euless could not control the fees after the ambulance leaves the City of Euless. Councilman Douglass stated that this proposed ordinance has been discussed with the manager of Colonial Funeral Home and Moore's Funeral Home, who are pleased with the ordinance but question the section concerninq the distance and the fees that could be collected for long distance traveling. Councilman Warren inquired if possibly there could be a maximum charge and a mileage rate. Mr. Cribbs stated that he suggests that th'is item be tabled for further study. Councilman Byers stated that he is pleased with the ordinance as it is. VI I . COMMERCIAL PERMIT NO. 48 MINIATURE GOLF COURSE Members of the Council reviewed the plans of the m1ni ature golf course to be, located on Highway No. 1.83, ,west of Simmons Drive and east of the Dairy Queen, and Mayor Fuller stated that the Planning and Zoning Commission has approved this commercial permit subject to the State Highway Department's approval of turn -in lane. (Councilman Fuller I e ft the Council Chambers at. this time:) Mr. Kampschafer, who has requested Commercial Permit No. 48, was present and stated that a small metal building wi 1,1 -be. located under the Dairy Queen sign which w i I I house only equipment, and parking space w i l l be provided for eleven cars. In answer to a question, Mr. Kampschafer stated that the maximum people on the golf course per hour would be 72; however, he is doubtful that this capacity would be reached. He stated that he has talked with the manager of the Dairy Queen who has agreed that patrons of the golf course may park along the east side of his property which would accomodate an additional twelve cars. Councilman Samuels made the motion to approve Ordinance No. 300 with the provision that the $25,00 1 i m i t i n Section 4, Part 3 should not apply outside Dallas and Tarrant County. Councilman Douglass seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller, Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. (Second reading of Ordinance on April 10, 1967.) VI I . COMMERCIAL PERMIT NO. 48 MINIATURE GOLF COURSE Members of the Council reviewed the plans of the m1ni ature golf course to be, located on Highway No. 1.83, ,west of Simmons Drive and east of the Dairy Queen, and Mayor Fuller stated that the Planning and Zoning Commission has approved this commercial permit subject to the State Highway Department's approval of turn -in lane. (Councilman Fuller I e ft the Council Chambers at. this time:) Mr. Kampschafer, who has requested Commercial Permit No. 48, was present and stated that a small metal building wi 1,1 -be. located under the Dairy Queen sign which w i I I house only equipment, and parking space w i l l be provided for eleven cars. In answer to a question, Mr. Kampschafer stated that the maximum people on the golf course per hour would be 72; however, he is doubtful that this capacity would be reached. He stated that he has talked with the manager of the Dairy Queen who has agreed that patrons of the golf course may park along the east side of his property which would accomodate an additional twelve cars. 70 (Page Six. Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, March 28, 190;7) (Councilman Fuller returned to the Council Chambers at this time.) A question was raised about cars traveling down the wrong side of the street from Simmons in order to reach the miniature golf course. Mr.' Kampschafer stated that he would be willing to place a sign which would prohibit this if, it would help. Mayor Fuller informed the Council that the City had received the Highway Department's approval of the approaches t o this installation. Councilman Samuels made the motion to approve Commercial Permit No. 48 (Miniature Golf Course) as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Commission. Councilman Byers seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: . Councilmen Byers, Fuller, Samuels and Warren `Abstained: Councilman Douglass Further discussion followed concerning the building and the City Secretary Vada Ferris read the Planning and Zoning minutes, as requested by the Council, which explained that a metal building would not meet City Standards. There being no further discussion, Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. VIII. LOT REVISION - MORRISDALE ESTATES NO. 2 Members of the Council had been furnished copies of Planning and Zoning minutes dated March 21, 1967, i n which a developer of Morrisdale Estates, Mr. Len Weber, had requested a lot revision for Lot 6. He stated that this lot is in Block 13 - Morrisdale Estates No. 2, and that, due to an error in the survey, the lot was designated as 120 feet wide, and he is requesting a revision to accomodate 115 feet. City Secretary Mrs. Vada Ferris was requested to read a letter from the consulting engineers signed by Mr. Kenneth English, dated March 24, 1967, addressed to the Planning and Zoning Commission in which the engineers state the revised plat has been reviewed, and as a result, they can see no reason for the City to withhold approval of this request. However, they recommend that the City accept this'plat provided the developer is s t i 11 the owner of the lots. 71- (Page Seven, Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, March 28, 1967) Mrs. Ferris informed the Council that earlier this date, a copy of an affidavit ascertaining ownership lay -Mr. Paul Huffines, President of Morrisdale Development Corporation, as owner of Lots 4, 5•and 6, Block 13, Morrisdale Additions, recorded in Volume 388 -41, Page 55,-Plat Records of Tarrant County, Texas was received in the City offices. Members of the Council reviewed the plat. Councilman Fuller made the motion to concur with the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission and the consu,lting., engineers, Gregory, Knowlton and Ratliff , and approve the revised plat.-as presented. Councilman Warren seconded the motion,. and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller, Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. . (Copy of a I I documents pertaining to this revision on file in the Office of the City Secretary.) IX. AUTHORIZATION FCR SECURING SEWER EASEMENT ADJACENT TO HURRICANE CREEK Members of the Council had been furnished copies of the letter dated March 21, 1967, addressed to Mr. Howard C. Williams, 2201 Daisy Lane, Fort Worth, Texas, concerning an agreement to exist between the City and Mr. Williams for the securing of this easement and the enlarging of the-.-outfall sewer line. Afte r cons iderab I e d i scuss ion, Counc i`Iman Samuels made the motion that the approval be granted for the disbursement of $150.00 for the sewer tap to Mr. Williams, in lieu of easement necessary for the enlarging of the outfall sewer line adjacent to•Hurricane Creek. Council- man Warren seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Ful ler, Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. (Copies of a I I documents pertaining to securing of easement and enlarging of outfall sewer line on file in the Office of the City Secretary.) Mr. B i I I Ratliff reviewed a letter which indicated, that an easement is necessary adjacent to Hurricane Creek in order to accomodate the enlarging of an outfall sewer line. Mr. Ratliff stated that in order to obtain this easement, the Consulting Engineers recommend that the City agree to approve a sewer tap in the amount of $150.00 for Mr. Howard C. Williams, Owner of the property, who wi I I provide the easement for the City. Members of the Council had been furnished copies of the letter dated March 21, 1967, addressed to Mr. Howard C. Williams, 2201 Daisy Lane, Fort Worth, Texas, concerning an agreement to exist between the City and Mr. Williams for the securing of this easement and the enlarging of the-.-outfall sewer line. Afte r cons iderab I e d i scuss ion, Counc i`Iman Samuels made the motion that the approval be granted for the disbursement of $150.00 for the sewer tap to Mr. Williams, in lieu of easement necessary for the enlarging of the outfall sewer line adjacent to•Hurricane Creek. Council- man Warren seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Ful ler, Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. (Copies of a I I documents pertaining to securing of easement and enlarging of outfall sewer line on file in the Office of the City Secretary.) 72. ;cage Eight, Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, March 28, 1967) X. FI NANC'I NG , REPLACEMENT CF MORRIS DALE SEWER CROSSING Mr. Bill Ratliff informed the Council that excavation in the Morrisdale drainage channel had resulted in the damage to the sewer line and manholes in the area, and that this incident had created an- emergency. It was necessary to engage assistance immediately to replace a line as a temporary measure in order to accomodate the sewerage in the area; that this had been confirmed with the Mayor, the City Secretary, and the Water and Sewer Department Superintendent, Mr. Brewer, and that Mr. Josh Cowart had been employed on a temporary basis to assist in this emergency. However, there was not time to secure Council authorization in this matter. Mayor Fuller commented that he had been instrumental in initiating an immediate solution to this emergency as raw sewerage was flowing into the creek and was not only endangering the area for the citizens of Euless but also cattle graxing on adjacent lands. Mayor Fuller 'stated that he has advised- Mr. 4-en Weber that the City Council, in his opinion, would be desirous of -payment of these damages by the developer in Morrisdale as the damage was caused by workers performing duties for the developers, Mr. Weber and Mr. Huffines. Mr. Ratliff stated that, at this time, he is unable to give a definite figure for this replacement, however, he would estimate from $2,000.00 to $3,000.00. Councilman Douglass inquired as to the securing of bids if the amount would be in excess of $2,000.00. Mayor Fuller stated that this situation is an emergency, and that in his opinion, that it would not be necessary to secure bids. City Attorney James Cribbs stated that he would recommend that the City authorize expenditures; that, this, in his *opinion, definitely -seems an emergency. Mr. Morong, Fiscal Agent, stated that he would recommend that this expenditure be disbursed from the Water and Sewer System "Emergency Fund ". The City Secretary advised that this .matter had been discussed with Mr. Ratliff and Mayor Fuller, and it was agreed to the fact that this was definitely an emergency, that this money should be expended from the "Emergency Fund" for these repairs. Councilman Fuller made the motion -to approve the engineer's recommendation to proceed with emergency replacement of the sewer l i n e in the Morrisdale Creek not to exceed $3,000.00, and to be expended from the ''Emergency Fund ". Councilman Warren seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: 7 3� (Page Nine, Regular Meeting of'the Euless City Council, March 28, 1967) Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller, Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor Fuller'declared the motion carried. XI. ENLARGING CF HURRICANE CREEK OUTFALL SEWER LINE Mr. Ratliff informed the Council that authorization should be considered-for the disbursing of funds to enlarge the Hurricane Creek outfall sewer line which was approved as a Supplemental Agreement to Shull Construction Company contract, (Supplemental Agreement No. 3) in the amount of $3,663.50. Mr. Ratliff pointed out that this can be determined as a Capital Improvement project and the money could be disbursed from Water and Sewer Capital Improvement Escrow Funds. Councilman Fuller made the motion to con'cur with the recommendation of the engineers and authorize an expenditure in the amount of $3,663.50 payable to Shull Construction Company to be disbursed' from the Water and Sewer Capital Improvement Escrow Funds. Counci 1- man Warren seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller, Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion,carried. (Copy of engineer's letter on file in the Office of the City Secretary.) XI I. RESOLUTION NO. 173 DISBURSEMBNT OF WATER, AND SEWER CAPITAL I MPROVENIENT ESCROW FUNDS City Secretary Vada Ferris presented Resolution No. 173 for the disbursement of Water and Sewer Capital Improvement Escrow Funds in the amount of $7,742.55 payable to Kemp Construction Company for the City's participation in oversizing sewer lines in Green Hills Park outfall sewer system. She advised the Council that this expenditure had been recommended by the consulting engineers, Gregory, Knowlton and Ratliff. Councilman Douglass made the motion to approve Resolution No. 173 as presented. Councilman Fuller seconded the motion, and the vote is as follows: 74 (Page Ten, Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council,. March 28, 1967) Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller, Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor F u l l e r declared the motion c a r r i e d . (Copy o f Resolution No. 173 on f i l e in the Office of the City Secretary.) Xlll. LIBRARY GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONIES Mayor Fuller informed the Council that groundbreaking ceremonies f o r the Euless P u b l i c Library w i l l be held April 18, 1967, a t 10: 00 A.M. XIV. CALLED MEETING APRIL 4, 1967 Mayor Fuller informed the Council that a called meeting wi 1.1 be held on .Agri 1 4, 1967, at 7:30 P.M. to canvass the election ballots for the City's municipal election to be held on that date. XV . RESOLUTION NO. 174 - DISBURSEMENT CF WATER AND SEWER CAPITAL INPROVE]VBVT ESCROW ,FUNDS City Secretary Vada Ferris presented Resolution No. 174 for the disbursement of Water and Sewer Capital Improvement Escrow Funds in the amount of $266.78 payable to Gregory, Knowlton and Ratliff, consulting engineers, for water and sewer i n it i a I improvements in the Green Hills Park outfal 1 sewer line. Councilman Samuels made the motion to approve Resolution No. 174 as presented. Councilman Fuller seconded the motion, and the vote i s as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Byers, Douglass, Fuller, Samuels and Warren Nays: None Mayor Fuller declared the motion carried. (Copy of Resolution No. 174 on f i I e in the Office of the City. Secretary.) 75 (Page 'Eleven, Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, March 28, 1967) XVI . NORTHEAST CITIES ADVISORY COUNCIL REPORT Councilman Frank Douglass informed the Counci l that a very informative Water Study Report was presented engineering firms, Gregory, Knowlton and Ratl iff and Forrest and Cotton, incorporated. Councilman Douglass briefed the Council on the report and stated that the Advisory Council had come to the conclusion that the following steps should be taken: 1. Council of Governments 2, Trinity River Authority 3. Governmental agencies of Dallas and Fort Worth Mayor Fuller commented that he had attended this meeting and stated that surface water w i I I be the only source available in the not too distant future; that underground streams w i I I deplete a I I their water source. He stated that the report that was submitted to the Northeast Cities Advisory Council by the two engineering firms was a very fine report, and that in his opinion, should be submitted to the Council of Governments as they are a planning government, and that this move should be initiated immediately. Mayor Fuller commented that Several years ago, prior to his becoming Mayor of the City of Euless, he had investigated water sources -and discussed surveys with the Tarrant County Water Board, and that this is a very important matter for this area. .. . , Councilman Douglass stated that the report submitted by the engineers to the Advisory Council was very impressive and that copies have been made available to members of the City Councils of the member cities of the Advisory Council. I.M! COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM COMMITTEE Councilman Samuels inqu -ired about the status of securing an appointee to the Community Action Program Committee, reminding the-Council several ,weeks ago, that he had requested to be rel ieved of his appointment to this Committee, due to a conflict in meetings. City Secretary Vada Ferris informed the Council that she had discussed this matter with a minister in the area who expressed an interest and a desire to be an appointee to this program; however, was desirous of securing more information. Mrs. Ferris stated that she had written the group in Fort Worth requesting data on this program to present to the minister and upon receipt of this information, w i 11 furnish it to the minister and advise the Council of his acceptance or rejection. (Dr. Warren left the Council Chambers at this time.) 76 (Pape Twelve, Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, March 28, 1967) XVIII. VANDALISM Councilman Samuels stated that he had received several calls from citizens concerning vandalism in the area and desiring to know if there is a teenage curfew law in the City of Euless. After discussion, it was agreed that City Attorney James Cribbs and Chief Sustaire of the Police Department should check into this matter and make a recommendation to the Council pertaining to teenage curfews and /or any other means of controlling vandalism in the area. XIX. GARBAGE DISPOSAL COMPLAINTS Councilman Byers stated that he has received several complaints concerning the garbage pick -up in the area. Mayor Fuller stated that he has previously mentioned to the Council that, perhaps, the City should consider a source of garbage collection other than by franchise agreement with a private firm. Mayor Fuller stated that he had collected information and brochures pertaining to heavy waste disposal and various means of handling it. He stated that possibly a citizens group'could check into this matter and make recommendations to the Council. He further commented that some cities have municipal collection and are making money from this and that it vould be financed with rLavenue bonds. He further commented that he would make available the materials that he has collected on this matter in order for a survey to be made. Mayor Fuller inquired of Mr. Samuels if he would be willing to be chairman of a committee to investigate the problem of garbage disposal. He stated that this would require several months of research and that the City will furnish the materials necessary. (Councilman Warren returned to the Chamber at this time.) Councilman Samuels stated that he does not have the time to give to this project; however, in the event that he is not re- elected to the Council in next Tuesdays election, he would serve on such a committee. It was suggested that the Euless Better- ment Association might undertake this project. Members of the Council agreed that members of the Betterment Association should be approached with this idea. Councilman Samuels stated that he would be willing to represent the City as a liaison between the Betterment Association and the Council if the Betterment Association will agree to undertake this project. (Page Thirteen. Regular Meeting of the Euless City Council, March 28. 19LZ) xx . The meeting adjourned at 10 :30 P.M. APPROVED: ATTEST: Mayor �� v City Secretary 77` 7S"