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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-07-24135 Regular Meeting Euless City Council July 24, 1973 CALL TO ORDER Mayor Pro Tem Harold Copher called the regular meeting of the Euless City Council to order in the City Hall Council Room at 8 :00 P. M. with the following members present. Mrs. Willie Mae McCormick, Messrs. B i l l Dunn, Darrel Benson and Harold Samuels. (Absent was Mayor A. C. Krause.) Also present were City Secretary Vada Ferris, City Attorneys' James Cribbs and Bob McFarland, and City Engineer Bill Ratl iff, Mr. Copher announced that Mayor Krause is recuperating from a foot injury and Mr. Griggs is in the hospital. V IS (TORS Visitors present were as follows: Messrs. Ray Ozebek, Noah Cureton, Travis Thomas, D. C. Lowe, H. E. Bretton, Paul Haberman, Norm Boldt, R. E. Williams, Sneed Kaker, Hugh Waite, John J. Freiberger, Pat Sullivan, J. V. Beavers, Elden Traster, L. F. Chaney, Marlin Collier, Robert E. French, V. L. Jennings, John McNary, William C. Goddard; Mesdms. Debbie Parish, Noah Cureton, Travis Thomas, Katherine L. Freiberger, Ruth Millican, Beth Hickfang, Helen Carey, and Evone Burger. INVOCATION The invocation was presented by Mr. Darrel Benson. APPROVAL CF MINUTES Minutes of the regular meeting dated July 10, 1973 were approved as written. ORDINANCE NO. 446 SECOND AND FINAL READING FCR CHANGE CF ZON ING FRCM "C -1" NE IGHBORHOOD BUSINESS D ISlR ICT TO "C -2" COMMUNITY BUS (NESS DISTRICT WITH A SPECIFIC USE PERMIT TO OPERATE A COMMERCIAL AMUSEMENT CENTER. Mrs. McCormick moved t o approve second and final reading of Ordinance No. 446. Mr. Benson seconded the motion and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Mrs. McCormick, Messrs. Benson, Samuels, Dunn and Copher Nays: None 136 (Pape Two, Regular Meeting Euless City Council, July 24, 1973) Mayor Pro Tem Copher declared the motion carried. (Property located on West Midway Drive, adjacent t o the east side o f Midway Park) (Ordinance w i l l require a Specific Use Permit with stipulations as outlined, i-n, ltem I,rMaqutesrof July 10, 1973.) ORDINANCE NO. 447: SECOND AND FINAL READING CREATING A COUNCIL CF SOCIAL CONCERNS Mr. Benson moved to approve second and final reading of Ordinance No. 447. Mr. Samuels seconded the motion and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Benson, Samuels, Dunn, Copher and Mrs.McCormick Nays: None Mayor Pro. Tem Copher decl ared the motion carried. FIRST READING CF ORDINANCE FCR CHANGE CF ZONING Rill "C -2" COMMUNITY BUSINESS DISTRICT TO "PD" PLANNED DEVELOPMENT FCR THE PURPOSE OF BUILDING MINI - WAREHOUSES, OFFICES AND CARETAKERS QUARTERS. (PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE NORTH SIDE CF SH183 BETWEEN WESTERN HILLS INN AND WILSHIRE SHOPPING CENTER.) ZONING CASE NO. 232. REQUEST CF MR. JOHN J. FREIBERGER. (PUBLIC HEARING HELD JULY 10, 1973) Mayor. Pro Tern Copher recognized Mr. Bart Bradford, representing Mr. Freiberger who presented a drawing showing the buildings proposed with an eight foot fence as a barrier - he stated that the buildings would hardly be visible above the fence. Replying to a question by Mr. Benson, Mr. Bradford stated the exterior o f the b u i l d i n g s w i l l be painted, have a flat roof and the b u i l d i n g s f r o n t i n g on the street w i l l be face brick. Mr. Samuels inquired about the roof on the building near the parking lot and Mr. Bradford stated it would be a mansard roof. Mr. Benson inquired about the cost of mansered roof on all buildings exposed. Mr. Freiberger stated he had no idea. However, a man in the audience replied, it would cost approximately $10,000.00 . 1.37 (Pape Three, Regular Meeting Euless City Council, July 24, 1973) Mr. Samuels inquired about signs and Mr. Freiberger stated he does not t h i n k a l a r g e , exposed s i g n i s necessary -- that a s i g n w i l l be painted on the second story wall. Mr. Dunn inquired about masonry on the entire structure, stating he is concerned about the appearance of the buildings. Mr. Freiberger stated that the cost of bricking the entire structure would be prohibitive. Mr. Dunn stated that maybe a landscaping plan would be helpful to the buildings, such as english ivy growing on the buildings. Mr. Bradford stated that landscaping is a part of the project -- that trees are strategically placed on -the property and that english ivy would probably grow well on some portions of the buildings. Mr. Freiberger stated he agrees t o p l a n t e n g l i s h ivy around the b u i l d i n g s and w i l l see it is properly cared for. Councilman Samuels moved to approve first reading of Ordinance, subject to buildings placed on property as presented on plat, with an eight foot fence around the project and trees and english ivy placed as agreed by Mr. Freiberger. Mr. Dunn seconded the motion and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Samuels, Dunn, Benson and Copher Nays: Mrs. McCormick carried. Mayor Pro Tem Copher declared the motion IV. CERTIFICATE CF OCCUPANCY FCR AUTO STORAGE ADJACENT TO 316 NORTH MAIN STREET - MR. H. E. BRATTON Mayor Pro Tem Copher recognized Mr. Davidson, Attorney for Mr. Bretton. Mr. Cribbs stated Mr. Davidson contends the City's Ordinance i s ambiguous -- however, the City Administration has advised this zoning is not consistant with the City Zoning Ordinance. Mr. Davidson stated his client is interested in establishing a reputable business in Euless -- has invested funds for this business -- purchased a wrecker, graveled the lot in prepar- ation for parking vehicles -- that he plans to build a six foot fence around the property. He stated his client agrees this will be a storage facility o n l y -- he w i l l not dismantle vehicles or sell parts. He stated that the Chief of Police has agreed to place Mr. Bratton's wrecker -on rotation with the other wrecker service in Euless. The Council discussed the issuance of a S p e c i f i c Use Permit which would l i s t the restrictions imposed by the Council. Mr. Davidson stated his client will agree to a Specific Use Permit. 138 (Page Four. Regular Meeting Euless City Council. July 24, 1973) The Council proceeded t o discuss a time l i m i t for the permit and was advised Mr. Bretton has a ten year lease -on the property. Members of the Council agreed a time l i m i t should be imposed to insure the business would be operated in an orderly manner - cars not be stacked on top of each other -- no dismantl ing of cars or selling of parts. The Council discussed sixty days for storage and was advised by City Attorney McFarland that -the State has a ninety day period of holding cars before disposing of them. Mr. Benson moved to approve the request for a Certificate of Occupancy with a Specific Use Permit for two years, with stipulations as follows: 6 foot screening fence no dismantling of cars or sale of parts cars can remain on property for 120 days Mr. Copher seconded the motion and the vote i s as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Benson, Copher, Dunn and Samuels Nays: Mrs. McCormick carried. REPORT OF TARRANT COUNTY LIBRARY STUDY COMMITTEE - MR. HUGH WAITE Mayor Pro Tem Copher recognized Mr. Hugh Waite, Chairman of the Library Board. Mr. Waite stated that the Tarrant County Library Study Committee w i l l hold a meeting on Thursday, July 26, 1973 at the Euless Public Library to discuss the proposed County -wide Library System. He stated that this Committee has been meeting periodically to review and discuss the proposal that the Library's throughout Tarrant County be consolidated under a county -wide Library System, which would take the control of the Library away from the City and Place it under the jurisdiction of the Commissioners Court. Mr. Waite stated that this meeting on Thursday, July 26, 1973, is for the purpose of explaining the proposal in more detail and that he and several other interested persons are attempting to interest people to attend this meeting. Mr. Waite stated that he and other members of the Study Committee hope to have a solid proposal from the citizens of Tarrant County to present to the Tarrant County Commissioners Court, explaining objections to this county =wi.de library system. Mr. Waite explained that the City presently receives $2,000.00 from the County for library books and, in his opinion, the County Commissioners should appropriate funds on a population basis, which would increase the City of Euless' portion of library funds to approximately $6,000.00. Mayor Pro Tem Copher appointed 139 (Page Five, Regular Meeting Euless City Council, July 24, 1973) Mrs. McCormick to serve as the Council representative at the July 26, meeting and submit a report to the City Council. Mr. Copher expressed appreciation to Mr. Waite and the members of the Library Board for their continued efforts on the behalf of the City of Euless. VI. RESOLUTION NO. 329: CALLING PUBLIC HEARING -- ZONING CASE NO. 234, REQUEST OF MR. TROY FULLER MR CHANGE OF ZONING FRCM "R -1" SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT TO "C -2" COMMUNITY BUS (NESS DISTRICT. (PROPERTY LOCATED ON NORTHEAST CORNER CF WESTPARK WAY AND PIPELINE ROAD WEST.) Mr. Samuels moved to approve Resolution No. 329, setting August 14, 1973 as the date for the Public Hearing of Zoning Case No. 234. Mr. Dunn seconded the motion and the vote i s as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Samuels, Dunn, Benson, and Copher, and Mrs. McCormick Nays: None carried. Mayor Pro Tern Copher declared the motion VI 1. FINAL PLAT - TRACT C, BLOCK 1, J. E. WHITENER ESTATES (PORTION CF TRACT A, BLOCK I, J. W. WHITENER ESTATES) LOCATED EAST SIDE CF SOUTH MAIN STREET AT INTERSECTION CF SUNSET DRIVE The City Attorney stated that the plat does not have the proper dedication of streets and utilities. Mayor Pro Tem Copher inquired if a representative was present to discuss this plat. There being none, this item was tabled. VIII. FINAL PLAT - TRACT 4B - PUENTE DEL OESTE S U B D I V I S I O N • Mayor Pro Tem Copher recognized Mr. Paul Haberman, who reviewed the final plat of Tract 4B, Puente Del Oeste Subdivision. The Council had reviewed a letter dated July 16, 1973 from Mr. Bill Ratliff, concerning this tract and Mr. Ratliff stated that entrances, exits, and curb improvements on SH183 would be subject to Texas Highway Department permits and that a perpetual maintenance agreement should be submitted for the drainage facility. 140 (Page Six, Regular Meeting Euless City Council, July 24, 1973) Mr. Samuels moved to approve the plat as submitted, subject to permits from the Texas Highway Department and the maintenance agreement for the drainage facility. Mrs. McCormick seconded the motion and the vote i s as follows: Ayes: Mr. Samuels, Mrs. McCormick, and Messrs. Benson, Dunn and Copher Nays: None Mayor Pro Tem Copher declared the motion carried. City Attorney James Cribbs stated that he would contact Mr. Haberman concerning the maintenance agreement. IX. BILLBOARD SIGNS PROHIBITED ON MINTERS CHAPEL ROAD AND PROPOSED HIGHWAY 360 Mr. Dunn moved to concur with the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission that no ,billboard signs shall be allowed on Minters Chapel Road and proposed Highway 360 for a distance of 3,000 feet either side of said rights -of -way. Mrs. McCormick seconded the motion and the vote i s as follows: Ayes: Mr. Dunn, Mrs. McCormick, and Messrs. Benson, Samuels, and Copher Nays: None motion carried. Mayor Pro Tem Copher declared the X. REPORT ON DRUG ABUSE PROJECT - COUNCILMAN BILL DUNN Mr. Dunn informed the Counci 1 that recently a meeting was held to consider the proposal submitted by Dr. June Garrett, several months ago on the Drug Abuse Project. Mr. 1)unn stated that several cities and school districts have not made commitments for this project. Therefore, he has nothing further to report at this time. XI. SIGNALIZATION CF INTERSECTION - FM 157 AND HARWOOD ROAD Members of the Council reviewed a letter from City's Consulting Engineers concerning the bid tabulation for the signalization at the intersection of FM 157 and Harwood Road. Bids were received July 17, 1973, at 11:00 A. M. at the Euless City Hall as follows: 141 (Pape Seven, Regular Meeting Euless City Council , July 24, 1973) Jack Parrish, Inc. $30,713.00 Sharrock Bros., Inc. 30,848 .00 Big State Construct ion 35,330 .00 Mica Corporation 36,800.00 Mr. Samuels moved to concur with the recommendation of the Engineers and approve the low bid submitted by Jack Parrish, Inca in the amount of $30,713.00. Mr. Benson seconded the motion and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Samuels, Benson, Dunn, Copher, and Mrs. McCormick Nays: None Mayor Pro Tem Copher declared the motion carried. (Copy o f B i d Tabulation on f i l e as Council Exhibit in Office of City Secretary.) (City Manager's Note: From previous City Manager Report, he w i l l again request Bedford participation.) X11. WATER MAIN FRCIV1 NEW V\ATER TREATMENT PLANT TO OVERHEAD TANK ON NORTH MAIN STREET Mr. Ratliff informed the Council that the Contractor has started this project at the school site in order to finish construction before the beginning of the fall term. XI I I . DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS I N THE SOUTI -PAEST SECTION CF TRA I LV\OCD DR I V E Mr. Ratliff, City Engineer, advised the Council that after mailing his report dated July 19, 1973, advising the Council of the cost and the proposal for improvements in this area, it has been determined that the plan for approval would cause damage to, several large trees, and therefore he would propose a different route for the improvements. He stated that he has discussed this matter with City Manager Griggs and depending on how quickly the council wants this project under way, the council needs to decide if they wish this project put out for bids or negotiated. He stated that if it is negotiated, the project can get under way more quickly. The C i t Attorney advised that if this i s an emergency, it can be negotiated. Replying to a question, Mr. Ratliff stated that if negotiated,the project could possibly be started within two weeks, but if bids are taken, it will be a minimum of six weeks or an average of eight weeks before it can be started. 142 (Page Eight, Regular Meeting Euless City Council, July 24, 1973) Mr. Copher stated that if it is legal, he recommends- negotiating to get the project under way as soon as possible. Replying t o a question, Mr. Ratliff stated that this design will be for a fully developed water shed. Mr. Dunn moved to authorize the City Engineer to negotiate for a contract on an emergency basis for drainage improvements in the southwest section of the Trailwood Addition, subject to the Engineer's securing necessary- easements. Mr. Sarnuels seconded the motion and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Dunn, Samuels, Benson, Copher, and M.rs. McCormi ck Nays: None Mayor Pro Tern Copher declared the motion carried. XIV. TRAFFIC SIGNALS ON PIPELINE ROAD Mayor Pro Tem Copher recognized Bedford City Councilmen, Mr. Jay Beavers and Mr. Pat Sullivan. Mr. Beavers stated that they are attending the Euless City Council meeting on behalf of the Bedford City Council, requesting the City of Euless concurrance for installation of a traffic signal at Forest Ridge and Pipeline Road; that the City of Bedford will pay for the cost of installation and - maintenance of the traffic signal. Mr. Beavers stated that he understands the Bedford City Manager and the Euless City Manager have been talking back and forth about traffic signals on Pipeline. Road and that the Bedford Council would like to get this out of the discussion stage. Mr. Sullivan stated the signal at Forest Ridge would not be a f u l l y actuated one. Mr. Benson stated that he would rather see a traffic signal at Wade and Pipeline; that the City of Euless and City of Bedford agreed several years ago to participate in the cost of installation of a traffic signal at Wade and at Driftwood. . Mr. Copher inquired if Mr. Beavers and Mr. Sullivan thought the Bedford City Council might approve participation in signals at Wade, Driftwood and Forest Ridge which would mean that Bedford would only be paying for one half of one of the signals at Driftwood or Wade since they have approved'payment of the signal at Forest Ridge. Mr. Beavers stated that Bedford's problem is money for any project. However, that he will present this proposal to the Bedford City Council to see if they would agree to participation in three fully actuated signals -- one at Driftwood, and Wade, at Forest Ridge. Mr. Benson moved to approve the City of Euless participation for one half: of -=the cost of three fully actuated traffic signals located at Wade and Pipeline, Driftwood and Pipeline, and Forest Ridge and Pipeline. (Page Nine, Regular Meeting. Euless City Council, July 24, 1973) Mr. Dunn seconded the motion and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Benson, Dunn, Samuels, Copher and Mrs. McCormick Nays: None Mayor Pro Tem Copher declared the motion carried. 142 Mr. Ratliff, City Engineer, was instructed by the Council to work with the City of Bedford on this project, if the Bedford Council approves participation in the cost and maintenance of the three signals. XV. TRINITY RIVER AUTHORITY AGREEMENT MR PROVIDING MR FACILITIES TO ADEQUATELY RECEIVE, TRANSPORT TREAT, AND DISPOSE OF WASTE WATER Mr. Cribbs informed the council that the Master Contract w i t h a l l of the Cities has been 'approved subject to the acceptance by Trinity River Authority of contract redrawn, concerning Bedford. XVI. PROPOSED CONTRACT AGREEMENT WITH THE CITY CF FORT WORTH TO CONNECT SANITARY SEWER TO THE EULESS SYSTEM AND MUTUAL USE CF RIGHT -OF -WAY City Attorney James Cribbs presented a proposed contract to exist between the City of Euless and'the City of Fort Worth to connect with the City of Euless Sanitary Sewer System for the dis- charge of sewage waste. Mr. Cribbs stated that this agreement provides for the procedure of connecting to the Euless line, determination of excess capacity, metering and payment by the City of Fort Worth to the City of Euless, use of public rights -of -way for construction and operation of sanitary sewer foci 1 ity. . Mr. Benson moved to approve the agreement subject to approval by the City Manager and City Engineer. Mr. Samuels seconded the motion and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Benson, Samuels, Dunn, Copher, and Mrs. McCormick Nays: None Mayor Pro Tem Copher declared the motion carried. 144 (Page Ten, Regular Meeting Euless City Council, July 24, 1973) XVII. RESOLUTION NO. 330: CALLING PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY RATES Mr. Williams, representing the telephone company was present and answered several general questions of the Council. Mr. Samuels moved to approve. Resolution No. 330 setting August 28, 1973 as a date for a Public Hearing to consider telephone ' rater by Genera 1 Telephone Company. Mr. Dunn seconded the motion and the vote i s as follows: Ayes: Messrs. Samuels, Dunn, Benson, Copher and Mrs.McCormick Nays: None carr ied. Mayor Pro Tem Copher declared the motion XV_1 II. RESOLUTION NO. 331: APPROV ING AND ADOPT ING RIGHT -OF -WAY EASEMENT AND R IGHT-OF -WAY AGREE- MENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF EULESS AND TRINITY INDUSTRIES. (BOYD BRANCH PARALLELING SANITARY SEWER LINE) City Attorney Bob McFarland presented a Resolution and addendum agreement to exist between the City of Euless and Trinity Industries for construction of the Boyd Branch paralleling sanitary sewer 1 ine. Mr.. McFarland. advised the Counci 1 that the Attorneys have acquired the necessary easements from Trinity •Industries. Mrs. McCormick moved to approve the Resolution and addendum agreement as presented by the City Attorney. Mr. Benson seconded the motion and the vote i s as fol lows: Ayes: Mrs. McCormick, Messrs. Benson, Dunn, Samuels and Copher Nays: None carri ed. Mayor Pro Tem Copher declared the motion 145 (Page Eleven, Regular Meeting Euless City Council, July 24, 1973) XIX. ORDINANCE NO. 448: FIRST AND FINAL READING AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 347 PROVIDING FCR ZONING AND SPECIFIC USE PERMIT FiCR THE OPERATIONS OF CERTAIN ESTABLISHMENTS SERVING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Mr. McFarland presented an Ordinance providing that a tavern, bar, or other establishment serving alcoholic beverages for on- premises consumption (not incidental to the service of food prepared at such location for on- premises consumption as a restaurant or cafe or incidental to the providing of lodging at such location as a hotel, motel, or motor inn) shall be in a "C -2" or "I -1" district with a Specific Use Permit approved by the Euless. City Council. This ordinance amends 7 -1002 of zoning ordinance No. 347. A Specific Use Permit w i 1 I be required with respect to operation and establishment of certain property uses within the city limits of the City of Euless with respect to the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages. Mr.McFarland stated that this ordinance provides for a penalty if the owner of the building or establishment fails to comply with rules and regulations of the State and City. Mr. Samuels moved to suspend the requirements for two separate ordinance readings and approve Ordinance No.448 on first and final reading changing the district from "C -1" and "1 -1" to "L -1" and "1 -1 ". Mrs. McCormick seconded the motion and fu rtherA i scuss i on f o l lowed: Mr. McFarland stated that if the Council approves the "L -1" district, taverns can be established in a general area in the City rather than spread' out as it might in the "C -2" district. Mrs. McCormick stated that she recalled that the Chief of Police stated that if taverns are limited to one geographical location it would require more policing and create more problems. Therefore, Mrs. McCormick withdrew her second of the motion. Mr. Cribbs stated that the City cannot regulate except through zoning and /or a Specific Use Permit. Mr. ,Gopher stated that he would like to see the ordinance passed as it was drawn, by the •City Attorney with the permissive district "C -2" and "1 -1 ". Mr. Dunn moved to suspend the requirements of two separate ordinance readings and approve on first and fi n a l reading Ordinance No.. 448 with a'Specific Use Permit for taverns, as prepared by the City Attorney. Mrs. McCormick seconded the motion and the vote is as follows: 146 (Page Twelve Regular Meeting Fuless City Council July 24 1973) Ayes: Mr. Dunn, Mrs. McCormick, Messrs. Benson, Samuels and Copher Nays: None motion carried. Mayor Pro Tem Copher declared the XX. ORDINANCE 449: FIRST AND FINAL READING PROHIBITING THE SALE CF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES WITHIN 300 FT. OF ANY PUBLIC SCHOOL. CHURCH, OR HOSP ITAL Mr. Dunn moved to suspend the requirements for two separate ordinance readings and approve .Ordinance No. 449 on first and final reading. Mrs. McCormi c.k seconded the motion and the vote is as follows: Ayes: Mr. Dunn, Mrs. McCormick, Messrs. Benson, Samuels, and Copher Nays: None motion carried. Mayor Pro Tem Copher declared the XXI, CITY ATTORNEY AUTHORIZED TO ACQUIRE RIGHT -OF -WAY KR NORTHWEST CENTRAL FEEDER MAIN Members of the Council concurred with the recommendation of Mayor Pro Tern Copher that the City Attorney be authorized to obtain the necessary easements needed for the construction of the northwest central water feeder main. XXII. FLOODING FROELE MS - HUNTINGTON PLACE ADDITION Members of the Council have received a letter signed by several residents in the Huntington Place Addition requesting the City investigate and improve drainage facilities in the Koen Lane area. The City Engineer was instructed to investigate the drainage problem as soon as possible and make a recommendation to the Council. The City Secretary was instructed to w r i t e a l e t t e r t o M r . Noah Cureton and a l l persons who signed the letter dated July 10, 1973, advising them that the Council is investigating this problem. XXIII. LETTER COMMENDING SGT. RONNIE FOSTER Mr. Dunn stated that he is of the opinion (Page Thirteen, Regular Meeting Euless City Council, July 24, 1973) that the City should be aware of the commendation to Sgt. Ronnie Foster of the Euless Police Department. Mr. Dunn stated that he is knowledgable of the incident referred to in a letter from several Trailwood citizens commending Sgt. Foster, and in his opinion Sgt. Foster should be commended by the City Council. XX IV. COMMENTS Mr. Benson stated that he would 1 ike for the City Attorney to study the section in the ordinance referring to storage of automobiles in order to el iminatee"any ambiguities in the wording. Mr. Copher appointed Mr. Benson to work with the Civil Service Commission on new proposals. Mr. Cottrell, 713 Live Oak, stated that he would like for the City to spray for mosquitos. The City Secretary advised that the City had sprayed several weeks ago for mosquitos. Mr. Cottrell stated that his area was missed because he would have known about it since his children always chase the fogging equipment. City Secretary stated that the Public Works Director would be advised of this complaint. XXV . ADJOURNMENT The meeting adjourned at 10:40 P. M. APPROVED: Mayor ATTEST: City Secretary 147 148