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EULESS CITY COUNCIL
January 26, 1988
CALL TO ORDER
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A regular meeting of the Euless City Council was called to order at
7:02 p.m., on Tuesday, January 26, 1988, in the Council Chambers of
the Euless Municipal Building, by Mayor Harold D. Samuels. Those.
present were Counci.7.members Ray O,ebek, Ron Sternfels, Carolyn Park,
Bob Eden and Mayor Pro Tem Glenn D. Walker.
Staff Members Present.
W. M. Sustaire, City Manager
Tom Hart, Assistant City Manager
Kay Rainey, City Secretary
Bob .McFarland, City Attorney
James Knight., City Engineer
Linda Lux, Administrative Secretary
Visitors
Gary Tillery
Nancy Lynn
John Cockrell Jr.
E. Fries
Gary McClintock
and other interested parties
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ANCE
Mayor Harold D. Samuels led the pledge of allegiance.
INVOCATION
The invocation was given by Councilman Bob Eden.
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ITEM NO. 1: PRESENTATION OF EMPLOYEE SERVICE PIN
Mayor Samuels presented a ten -year pin to Daniel Milan McLain, Police Officer,
employed with the City since January 16, 1978. The Mayor extended his and the
City Council's appreciation for Mr. McLain's hard work and years with the City.
ITEM NO. 1A: CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION NO. 88- 6688
Mr. Eden roved to approve Resolution No. 88 -668B, showing support to our Police
Department and Law Enforcement Agency.
Mr. Walker seconded the motion.
Ayes. Messrs. Eden, Walker, Ozebek, Sternfels, Mayor Samuels, and Mrs. Park
Nays: None
Mayor Samuels declared the motion carried.
OLD BUSINESS
ITEM NO. 2: CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION NO. 88 -669
Mr. Ozebek moved to approve Resolution No. 88 -669, setting the date for run -off
election as the next to last Saturday in May.
Mr. Sternfels seconded the motion.
Ayes: Messrs. Ozebek, Sternfels, Eden, Ozebek, and Mrs. Park
Nays: None
Mayor Samuels declared the motion carried.
NEW BUSINESS
ITEM NO. 3: CONSIDERATION OF PLATTING NO. P- -88 -01
Mr, Eden moved to approve Platting No. P- 88 -01, replat of a portion of Lot A,
Block 1, Euless Industrial Park into Lot A-R, Block l., Euless Industrial Park,
containing 0.531 acres, generally .Located on the west side of Stanley Drive,
just south of 5. H. 10, in accordance with the recommendation of the Planning
and Zoning Commission.
Mr. Walker seconded the motion.
Ayes: Messrs. Eden, Walker, Ozebek, Sternfels, and Mrs. Park
Nays: Nome
Manor Samuels declared the motion carried,
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ITEM NO. 4: PUBLIC HEARING - ZONING CASE NO. 88 -01
Mayor Samuels explained the public hearing process and opened the public hearing
for Zoning Case No. 88 -01, a request of Co- Equity Company for a change of zoning
on Tract 6C2, 6C1, 6B, 6F, and 6E of the S. H.uitt. Survey, Abstract 705, from its
current zoning of PD (Planned Development.) for single family attached and
detached condominiums to a planned development for single family housing and
mini-warehouses and C -2 (Community Business District), generally located behind
the Harwood Crossing Shopping Center with frontage on North Main Street and
Harwood Road.
Mr. John Cockrell, Jr., Co- Equity Company, was present concerning this request.
He advised the council that due to the denial of the Planning and Zoning
Commission, he had prepared a new site plan that should address any concerns
that the Council or Planning and Zoning Commission had.
Mayor Samuels asked if there were other proponents. There being none, he asked
if there were any opponents.
Mrs. Elaine Fries, 117 Stoney Creek, Euless, was present and requested that this
go back to Planning and Zoning Commission for further study.
Mayor Samuels asked if there were other opponents, There being none, and no
other questions from the Council, Mayor Samuels declared the public hearing
closed.
Mr. Sternfels moved to refer the new site plan to staff in order to give them
t:i-rne to review the material and present their comments to the City Council, and
to table the item to the February 9th agenda.
Mr. Ozebek seconded. the motion.
Ayes: Messrs. Sternfels, Ozebek, Eden, Ozebek and Mrs. Park
Nays: None
Mayor Samuels declared the motion carried.
ITEM NO. 5: PUBLIC BEARING
Mayor Samuels explained the public hearing process and opened the public hearing
concerning the proposed 14th year Community Development Block Grant. project.
Rod Tyler, Senior Planner for the City, was present concerning this request. He
advised the Council that Dallas Drive and Harris Drive (both in Midway Park
Addition) were considered for street reconstruction under the grant. These
areas were in need of work due to previous drainage improvements. The project
cost estimate is $118,944 >50, and would result in the reconstruction of a
portion of Dallas Drive and all of Harris Drive.
Mayor Samuels asked if there were any other proponents. There being none, he
asked if there were any opponents.
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Ms, Nancy Lynn, 800 Eastcii ff, Euless, asked. why the money was going to Midway
Park Addition, when there were other areas that could benefit from the. grant,
She wanted to know what the criteria is for the Community Development Block
Grant project. and what is the basis for the amount received. Mayor Samuels
explained the grant process to her.
Mayor Samuels asked if there were any other opponents, there. being none and no
questions from the Council, Mayor Samuels declared the public hearing closed.
Mr. Sternfels moved to approve the 14th year Community Development Block Grant
project as presented.
Mr. Walker seconded the motion.
Ayes. Messrs. Sternfels, Walker, Eden, Ozebek, and Mrs. Park
Nays: None
Mayor Samuels declared the motion carried.
ITEM NO. 6: AUDIENCE REQUFS`i'KD BY MR. GARY TILLERY
Mr. Gary Tillery, B.S. R.N., Founder and President of Healing Hands Ministry of
Irving, Texas, was present concerning the establishment of a National Christian
Olympics in the Euless area.
Mr. Tillery explained that the 10K. run would be about the end of April and would
give Euless national recognition. He advised the Council. that they have already
checked into the needed insurance which would be required for the run.
Mayor Samuels expressed concern for the additional compensation which would be
needed for the run, i.e. officers, streets being closed and etc. Mr. Tillery
stated that they would take care of any additional costs.
Mayor Samuels advised Mr. Tillery that he would have to coordinate with the
Police, Recreation and Street Departments, and would need to submit proof of
insurance to the City :Manager's office.
The consensus of the Council was that Mr. Tillery submit the required insurance,
coordinate with all the necessary departments, and be responsible for city costs
involved beyond those of the Recreation Department personnel..
ITEM NO. 7: CONSIDERATION OF BID AWARD
Mr. Eden moved to reject all bids received and remain with the self - insured
program.
Bids were opened on January 18, 1988, for its Employee Health Benefit Package
and the consensus of the council was to reject the bids.
Mrs. Park seconded the motion.
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Ayes: Mr. Eden, mfrs. Park, Messrs. Ozebek, Walker, and Sternfels
Nays: None
Manor Samuels declared the motion carried.
ITF4 NO. 8: CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION NO. 88 -670
Mr. Walker Moved to approve Resolution No 88-670, regarding the City's
participation in telephone franchise study committee at a cost of $120,00.
Mr. Ozebek seconded the motion.
Ayes: Messrs. Walker, Ozebek, Sternfels, Eden and Mrs. Park
Nays: None
Mayor Samuels declared the motion carried.
STAFF REPORTS
ITEM NO. 9: CITY MANAGER'S REPORT
Mr, Sustaire stated he would be out of town during the next council meeting.
ITEM NO. 10: CITY ATTORNEY' S REPORT
Mr. McFarland stated he had nothing to report.
ITEM NO. 11: CITY SECRETARY'S REPORT
The City Council minutes of January 12, 1988, were approved as written.
ITEM 4 NO. 12: CITY ENGINEER'S S REPORT
Mr, Knight stated he had nothing to report,
ITEM NO. 13: CITY COUNCIL REPORTS
Mr. Sternfels commended Kay Rainey, City Secretary, on her graduation from
Dallas Baptist University in December, and on starting her master's program at
the University of Texas at Arlington.
Mr. Sternfels inquired with the City Attorney regarding the latest update on the
Fort Worth ordinance regarding sexually-oriented businesses. Mr. McFarland
stated it is now pending at the Fort Worth Court of Appeals.
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ADJOURNMENT
At 8 :1.7 p.m., the City Council recessed from the regular Council meeting and
reconvened into Executive Session to discuss personnel matters.
At. 8 :55 p.m,, the Council adjourned from Executive Session and reconvened in
regular session.
There being no further business before the Council, the meeting was adjourned at
9:00 p.m.
APPROVED:
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Harold D.
ATTEST:
Kay Raii#ey, City Secretary
Samuels, Mayor