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Regular Meeting
Euless City Council
June 13, 1972
CALL TO ORDER
The regular meeting of the Euless
City Council was called to order at 8:05 P. M. in the Council Chambers of
Euless City Hall, with Mayor A. C. Krause presiding. Members present were
Councilmen Harold Copher, Harold Samuels, B i l l Dunn, Darrel Benson, and
Dwayne Wilcox.
Griggs, City Secretary Vada Ferris,
Engineer B i l l Ratliff.
VISITORS
Also present were City Manager C. J.
City Attorney James Cribbs, and City
Visitors in attendance are listed as
follows: Messrs. Danny Washmon, Stan WetseI, Norman Harper, Sonny Loftis,
Bob Shuemaker, Roy Day, Kellum Johnson, Herman Hunter, Richard G. Fagin,
Jack Avinger, James C. Fleming, Jack L. Grigsby, George T. Jackson,
R. J. Ozebek, and Troy M. Fuller; Mesdms. B i I I Pasteur, Darrel Benson,
Wayne Buesnel, John McDowell, Jack L. Grigsby, George T. Jackson, and
Dorothy Edge; and Miss Darrelyn Benson.
INVOCATION
Councilman B i I I Dunn.
APPROVAL CF MINUTES
The invocation was presented by
"Minutes o f the Regular Meeting dated
May 23, 1972 were approved as written. .
PLAT REVISION, LOT 1, BLOCK 7 TRAILWOOD ADDITION, SECOND FILING
CHANGING THE BUILDING LINE ALCNG CRIPPLE CREEK DRIVE, FRCM 30
FEET, AS PLATTED, TO A 15 FOOT BUILDING LINE, (PROPERTY LOCATED
ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER CF CRIPPLE CREEK DRIVE AND TRAILWOOD
DRIVE) . REQUESTED BY MR. BILL PASTEUR
Mayor Krause recognized Mr. Troy Fuller,
representing Mr. B i I I Pasteur, who presented a plat of Lot 1, Block 7,
Trailwood Addition. Mr. Fuller stated that Mr. Pasteur requests a revision
of the building line on Cripple Creek Drive in order to build a 2500 square
foot home. It was pointed out that a thirty (30) foot setback prohibits
construction of a large dwelling and the City requirement is a fifteen (15)
foot setback on side lot lines.
Councilman Dunn moved to concur with
the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission and approve the
plat revision, as requested.
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(Page Two, Minutes of Regular Meeting, Euless City Council, June 13, 1972)
Councilman Samuels seconded the motion
and the vote is as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Dunn, Samuels, Benson, and Copher
Nays: None
(Councilman Wilcox absent at this time.)
Mayor Krause declared the motion carried.
FIRST READING CF ORDINANCE FCR CHANGING ZONING DISTRICT FROM
"R -1 " S I NG LE FAM I LY TO "C -2" COMMUNITY BUS I NESS, ON PROPERTY
LOCATED SOUTH CF SH 183 AND EAST AND Vhf CE DICKEY DRIVE,
REQUEST CE MESSRS. BOMAR LOWRANCE AND ASSOCIATES, RICHARD
S. MAURER AND CLIFFORD B. MARSHALL (ZONING CASE NO. 223 -
PUBLIC HEARING HELD MAY 23, 197 2)
Councilman Dunn moved to approve first
reading of Ordinance subject to submitting final plat and building plans
for approval, with a thirty (30) foot setback behind the existing residences.
The motion died for lack of a second.
Replying to a question, Mr. Avinger,
representing American Diversified Properties, Inc. stated that a Planned
Development District would be difficult to plan at this time since several
adjacent tracts are under option, pending rezoning; that a Business Park is
planned for the area and C -2 is needed; that Planned Development is a broad
term.
Mr. Avinger stated a site plan could
be submitted within the next 60 days.
The City Attorney advised that the
proposed site plan could be incorporated in the Ordinance.
Councilman Dunn moved to approve the
zoning as requested with the following stipulations:
(1) thirty (30) foot setback along the line of the existing
residences;
(2) fifteen (15) foot setback behind the apartment complex; and
(3) preliminary site plan presented to City Council for approval.
Councilman Benson seconded the motion
and the vote is as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Dunn, Benson, and Samuels
Nays: None
Abstained: Councilman Copher
(Councilman Wilcox not present at this time.)
Mayor Krause declared the motion carried.
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(Pape Three, Minutes of Regular Meeting, Euless City Council, June 13_ 1972)
FIRST READING CF ORDINANCE REZONING TRACT A, BLOCK 1, AND TRACT A,
BLOCK 2, WILSHIRE VILLAGE, FROM "R -5" MULTI - FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT
TO ''PD" PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, FOR OFFICE BUILDING AND RETAIL
SHOPS. (PROPERTY LOCATED AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER CF SPUR 350 AND
WILSHIRE DR IVE) . REQUEST OF VANTAGE PROPERTIES, INC . , (ZONING CASE
NO. 224 - PUBLIC HEARING HELD MAY 23, 197 2)
Councilman Samuels moved to concur with
the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission and approve first
reading of Ordinance with the stipulation that the developers erect an eight
(8) foot masonry fence, with a brick face, along the South and East boundaries
of the property, with said brick face to be facing the single family residences.
Councilman Copher seconded the motion
and the vote is as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Samuels, Copher, Benson, and Dunn
Nays: None
(Councilman Wilcox not present at this time.)
Mayor Krause declared the motion carried.
IV.
PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING RATE ADJUSTMENT REQUESTED
BY LODE STAR GAS COMPANY. MR. ROY DAY, FORT VVRTH
DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT.
Mayor Krause opened the Public Hearing
and recognized Mr. Roy Day, Fort Worth District Superintendent, who
discussed the exhibits previously submitted to the Council.
Members of the Council expressed concern
about the 9.19% increase proposed for the City of Euless and requested
information on the increase for the average user in Euless. Councilman
Copher inquired if the Gas Company would consider a 5.5% increase, stating
that this is the minimum wage increase allowed by the Pay Board.
(Councilman Wilcox arrived at 8;40 P. M.)
Mr. Day stated that Lone Star Gas Company
would furnish the information requested and that he and Mr. Calhoun wi I I
meet with the Council to discuss their request if the Council so desires.
Mayor Krause called for other proponents
or opponents. There being none, he declared the Public Hearing closed
and thanked Mr. Day for his presentation.
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(Page Four, Minutes of Reqular Meeting, Euless City Council, June 13, 1972)
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PUBLIC HEARING: ZONING CASE NO. 225 REQUEST OF CENTENNIAL HOMES,
INC, FOR CHANGE OF ZONING DISTRICT, FROM "R -2" TWO- FAMILY DWELLING
DISTRICT AND "PD" PLANNED DEVELOPMENT FOR TOWNHOUSES. PROPERTY
LOCATED ON TRACT C, LAKEWOOD ADDITION, WEST AND NORTH OF BOCOWOOD
AND WEST AND NORTH 0 F LAIOA00D ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Mayor Krause recognized Mr. Bob Shuemaker,
Vice President and General Manager of Centennial Homes, who reviewed plats
and drawings of the proposed development. Mr. Shuemaker advised that the
request is to enable the developer to build townhouses.
The Council discussed the covenant proposed
between the Homeowner's Association and Centennial Homes to govern main-
tenance of open spaces and other common facilities. The City Attorney explained
the covenant, stating that each property owner w i I I pay $360.00 annually
for maintenance; that the Homeowner's Association w i I I be responsible for
enforcing the covenant. It was agreed that Section 3, Article XV should
be deleted, which is as follows:
"Section 3. Amendment to Plat: Notwithstanding any provision
herein to the contrary, so long as Declarant shall own any
Lot it shall have the unrestricted right, from time to time,
without the consent, vote or approval of any Cwner, Member,
Associate or the Association to amend, alter, change, rede-
fine, resubdivide and replat the size, location, configuration,
layout and boundaries of any Lot or Lots; provided that the
same not increase by more than ten percent (10 %) the total
number of Lots in the Properties."
The City Engineer advised that the
property l i n e is in the middle of the drainage channel and the Council
agreed that this matter should be settled between the developer and other
property owner.
Mayor Krause called for other proponents
o r opponents. There being none, he declared the Public Hearing closed
and advised Mr. Shuemaker the Council will consider this case at the next
meeting.
YI.
MR. TERRY DAVIS' AGREEMENT REGARDING THE
DEVELOPMENT PLAN FCR HIS SUBDIVISION AT
THE SOUTH END CF EAST CLIFF DRIVE
City Manager Griggs informed the
Council that a meeting with Mr. Terry Davis resulted in the following:
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(Pape Five, Minutes of Regular Meeting, Euless City Council, June 13. 1972)
"if the City of Euless will request the Texas Highway Department
to permit an opening (cross -over) in the median of SH 183 at
Del Prado Drive, Mr. Davis is agreeable to fencing the South
end of Eastcliff Drive. Mr. Davis requests that he not be
required to install the obstructions in his driveways, to
allow better circulation within his project. The opening
into Eastcliff Drive is West of the present development of
Phase One of Mr. Davis' project. There w i I I be no paving
of this driveway at this time; however, Mr. Davis w I I
construct a sol id fence across Eastcliff Drive now, and
when Phase Two of the development is constructed, he wi I I
provide a six (6) foot opening in the center of Eastcliff
Drive and pave a six (6) foot sidewalk for pedestrian and
bicycle traff ic."
Councilman Samuels moved to accept
the report as submitted by the City Manager.
Councilman Copher seconded the motion
and the vote is as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Samuels, Copher, Dunn, Benson, and Wilcox
Nays: None
Mayor Krause declared the motion carried.
VII.
TRINITY RIVER AUTHORITY REQUEST FCR AN ADVANCE CF
FUNDS IN ORDER TO CONTINUE ENGINEERING ON EXPANSION
OF THE CENTRAL SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
City Manager Griggs advised the Council
that Trinity River Authority is requesting funds to continue engineering
on expansion of the Central Sewage Treatment Plant and the City of Euless'
portion is $15,000.00. Mr. Griggs stated that the City will be re- imbursed
upon receipt of the first bond proceeds. He stated that he is not
opposed to requesting the City of Bedford to participate in this cost,
since they w i l l benefit from this service.
Councilman Wilcox moved to approve the
expenditure of $15,000.00 subject to the City Manager negotiating with the
City of Bedford to participate in a portion of this amount.
Councilman Samuels seconded the motion
and the vote is as follows:
Ayes: Councilmen Wilcox, Samuels, Copher, Dunn, and Benson
Nays: None
Mayor Krause declared the motion carried.
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(Page Six, Minutes of Regular Meeting, Euless City Council, June 13, 1972)
MEN
APPOINTMENTS TO BOARDS, COMMITTEES, AND COMMISSIONS
as follows:
Mayor Krause announced appointments
TWO YEAR TERMS
Planning and Zoning Commission
Richard Leggett
Robert A. Johnson
Carl Tyson
Ray Ozebek
Library Board
W. W. McCormick
Mrs. Bernard Mathews
George Barrowcl i ff
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Carroll Davis
Thomas Row 1 and
Jerrel,l Sartor
PROVISIONAL APPOINTMENT
Park and Recreation Committee
Ivan Gregory
Mrs. James D. G r i f f i n
Jay H. Theder
Harold Copher
The Mayor announced that the members
of the Park and Recreation Committee are appointed as needed, and the
maximum term is for one year. Also, that Councilman Copher is the Council
representative on this Committee with voting rights.
The members of the Council concurred
with the appointments as announced by the Mayor.
IX.
STATUS OF W I LSHIRE POOL CONSTRUCT1 ON
City Engineer B i l l Ratliff reported the
Contractor is aware of the penalty imposed in the contract for each day
the contract is extended. He also stated that it is difficult to estimate
when the pool w i l l be completed.
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X.
The meeting adjourned at 10 :50 P. M.
(Page Seven, Minutes of Regular Meeting, Euless City Council, June 13, 197 2)
APPROVED:
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Secretary
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