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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1960-03-29ry Called Meeting Euless City Council March 29, 1960 A special called meeting of the Euless City Council and public hearing was held on March 29, 1960. Present were Mayor Ernest Millican, Jr., Councilmen Paul Hortsn, Bobby Puller, Ross Ferris, and J. S. Anderson. 1. A motion was made by Councilman Anderson, and seconded by Councilman Fuller, to approve the request to rezone Lots H, J, K, L, M, N, in the Millican Subdivision and Lots 17 and 18, Block 1, Oak Crest Estates Addition from "A" Residential to "C" Commercial. A I I Councilmen presnt voted in favor of this motion. 0 3• Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Taylor appeared before the City Council requesting that they be permitted to hire school boys to sell ice cream, eskimo pies, etc., from three wheel push carts having small bells on them up in the Midway Park Addition. A motion was made by Councilman Fuller, and seconded by Councilman Ferris, that t h i s request be t a b l e d . A l l Councilmen present voted in favor of this motion. 4. Mr. Pete McMillan appeared before the City Council stating that he had Just moved to Euless and was living in one of Mr. M i I I s ' houses down on M i l l s Drive and said that his wife gave readings. As this is zoned commercial already, no action was taken in this case. 5. The City of Euless received a letter from the Post Office Department requesting information on possible sites for a new Post Office for the City of Euless. A motion was made by Councilman Fuller, and Seconded by Councilman Ferris, that we write them a letter giving them the following information: Site No 1 - Lot 6, Ross Cannon Addition, already zoned commercial which would permit a Post Office building without further rezoning; Mr. Douglas of the Municipal Service Company, appeared before the City Council in connection with their request to rezone Tracts A and B, just west of the Baptist Church, from "A" Residential to "C" Commercial. The City Council asked Mr. Douglas to find out just what kind of commercial zoning they wanted on this property, get it approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission and come back a t the next c o u n c i l meeting which w i l l be April 12, 1960. 3• Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Taylor appeared before the City Council requesting that they be permitted to hire school boys to sell ice cream, eskimo pies, etc., from three wheel push carts having small bells on them up in the Midway Park Addition. A motion was made by Councilman Fuller, and seconded by Councilman Ferris, that t h i s request be t a b l e d . A l l Councilmen present voted in favor of this motion. 4. Mr. Pete McMillan appeared before the City Council stating that he had Just moved to Euless and was living in one of Mr. M i I I s ' houses down on M i l l s Drive and said that his wife gave readings. As this is zoned commercial already, no action was taken in this case. 5. The City of Euless received a letter from the Post Office Department requesting information on possible sites for a new Post Office for the City of Euless. A motion was made by Councilman Fuller, and Seconded by Councilman Ferris, that we write them a letter giving them the following information: Site No 1 - Lot 6, Ross Cannon Addition, already zoned commercial which would permit a Post Office building without further rezoning; 21.8 (Page Two, Called Meeting, Euless City Council, March 29, 1960) Site No 2 - Lot 1 and south 35 feet of Lot 2, Block 2, Euless Gardens Addition is now zoned commercial which would permit a Post Office building without further rezoning; Site No. 3 - In Westwood Village contain-ing. 0.65 acres of land along the west line of Carter Drive, would require rezoning to commercial. Consideration would be given by the City Council to a request for rezoning this site. Vb are not aware of any federal, State or locally planned project which would involve Eminent Domain proceedings which might affect any part of any of these sites. V* have no knowledge of any community planning that would be affected by your choice of any one of these sites. All Councilmen present voted in favor of this motion. R1 A motion was made by Councilman Fuller, and seconded by Councilman Ferris, that Resolution No. 29 be approved and adopted. Resolution No. 29 authorizes the Mayor to sign a note for $1055.77, payable to the Hurst State Bank, Hurst, Texas, this being the balance due on trade of a 1959 Ford patrol car no. 600 for a new 1960 Ford patrol car. AI I Councilmen present voted in favor of this motion. Attest: /s/ W. E. Flippo City Secretary Minutes Approved: /s/ Ernest Millican, Jr. Mayor