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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMayor's Newsletter 04/92 letter .2F'a CITY OF EULESS April 1992 Letter from Mayor Samuels to Residents Dear Fellow Residents: other special event in the These next few weeks will city's history.That afternoon be busy ones in Euless, and we will dedicate memorials I'd like to invite all of you to to former Mayor Pro Tem participate in the upcoming Bob Eden and former City activities. Manager W.M. "Blackie" Sustaire. These men,who The May 2 City Council cared so much for Euless and election will be a historic its residents,played an in- event for Euless. Registered valuable role in shaping the " voters will have their first city's future. I hope all of chance to elect a sixth mem- you will join us in honoring ber to the council. This Bob and Blackie on April 24. added position will allow the Please see Page 4 for more council to better represent all information. Euless residents. I'd like to ply cannot stand by and let encourage all of you to take Other items h interest in our city and its residents be an active part in our city gov- this issue of the Mayor's taken advantage of in this ernment by voting in this Newsletter include an up- manner. Please see Page 10 election.For more informa- date on the Villages of Bear for more information on the tion,please see Pages 2 and Creek Park and a report t overwhelming impact the 3 the astounding success off the proposed runway would An especially fun event will city's new A-LIVE volunteer have. be the Arbor Daze 1992 festi- program. I'd like to thank all of you val, April 24 through April This issue also contains for the interest you show in 26. I'm looking forward to more information on the the city's affairs and for your seeing all of you there, enjoy- city's opposition to the pro- support of the services we ing the wide variety of exhib- posed runway at Dallas/Fort provide. It feels good to be a its and the interesting mix of Worth International Airport. part of a city where everyone If it is built as currently local and nationally known tries their best to work to- planned, the runway will af- entertainers slated to per- gether. form. Arbor Daze 1992 is the fect every property owner in perfect opportunity to come the city. The resulting drop out and see what the city of in property values near the Sincerely, Euless is all about. More de- airport is expected to require tails are available on Pages 6 a significant increase in the and 7. property tax rate to make up April 24 also will mark an- for the lost revenue.We sim- Mayor Harold D. Samuels May 2, 1992 General Election Events gear up for election Ballot Order Euless voters can cast their School,401 Bear Creek Euless City ballots in the May 2 general Drive. Ballots can be cast Council election at one of two conve- there for both the GCISD nient locations. Board of Trustees and the Eu- Place 1 Those in precincts 3036, less City Council elections. 3160, 3183, 3247, 3329, Fort Worth residents who Frank Douglass 3335, 3336 and 3391 should live within the HEBISD Place 3 go to Midway Recreation boundaries in precincts 2316 Center, 300 Midway Drive, and 3388 may vote for Bobby Baker just west of the intersection school district trustees at Place 5 of Midway and North Main Midway Recreation Center. Street. Ballots can be cast for Midway Recreation Center Peter Staks both the Hurst-Euless-Bed- and Bear Creek Elementary Place 6 ford Independent School Dis- are the only two polling trict Board of Trustees and places in the city. There will Henry Boatright the Euless City Council elec- be no voting on May 2 at the Leon Hogg tions at this location. City Hall Complex at 201 N. Mike Medina Euless voters in precincts Ector Drive. Steve Overton 3216, 3322, 3389 and 3390, Polls will be open from 7 Hurst-Euless- which are part of the Grape- a.m. to 7 p.m. May 2. ■ vine-Colleyville Independent Bedford ISD School District, should go to Place 3 Bear Creek Elementary Lennijo Blair Place 4 Debbie Fitch ! Place 5 ° Joe Waller Eric W. Gibson �i P Grapevine-Col- leyville ISD Place 3 Jim Dodson Nikki Rose Velma Walker Place 4 Paul J. Plummer Mike Shelton k q Charter revisions take effect in May election The May 2 City Council bers to three-year terms.This election will offer residents a change also was approved few new opportunities. during the charter election. TCouncil members in Places 1 The biggest change is that � and 3 will be elected to three- voters will be able to elect a sixth person to the City year terms. Council members in Places 5 and 6 will be Council for the first time in ® Euless history. The sixth po- � elected to two-year terms to sition was created during the ensure that the terms will be city's November charter elec- properly staggered.Three- tion. year terms for Places 5 and 6 The May 2 election also will will begin with the 1994 City City officials are pleased mark the first time that vot- Council election.■ that voters approved the addi- ers will elect council mem- tion. "The more people thhe have Early voting begins soon making decisions, e better decisions we'll be able to ke," Mayor Harold Sam- Early voting begins Monday,April 13,and runs through Tues- make," "We'll certainly day, April 28• Ballots may be cast between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., uels welcome the new council Monday through Friday, at one of two locations. member." The early polling place for the Hurst-Euless-Bedford Indepen- dent School District and Euless City Council elections is at Buil tion seemed logical,consider- ing A, in the City Hall complex at 201 N.Ector Drive. ing how much the city's The early polling place for the Grapevine-Colleyville Indepen- population has grown, he dent School District is at the GCISD Education Center, 3051 Ira said. E.Woods Ave. at State Highway 26 in Grapevine.The GCISD phone number is 488-9588. ■ Voting will be held in two loca- tions this year.Euless voters who reside in the HEBISD can vote at Midway Recreation Cen- ter,300 Midway Drive,just west of the intersection of Mid- way and North Main Street. Those in the GCISD can vote at Bear Creek Elementary School, 401 Bear Creek Drive,just west of the intersection of Bearw Creek and North Main Street. Bear Creek Drive is the next street north of Mid-Cities Boule- vard. Eden, Sustaire memorials to be dedicated Euless officials and citizens will take time April 24 to honor two men who had a Memorial donations sought tremendous impact on the city. If you would like to help honor Bob Eden and Blackie Sustaire, please send your contribution to the Memorial Fund,in care of Pro Tem Bob Eddenen an Memorials a Mayor Debra Forte', 201 N.Ector Drive,Euless,Texas 76039. Checks d for- mer City Manager W.M. may be made payable to the City of Euless. "Blackie"Sustaire will be dedicated that afternoon. At 3 p.m. April 24,the city flagpole will be part of the headed the memorial fund will officially rename the memorial. committee,encouraged all west portion of the Bear Creek Park system, "Bob Mr. Sustaire became police residents to participate by Eden Park."The area will in- chief in 1957.He was ap- contributing to the memorial clude a special landscaped pointed city manager in 1974 fund or by attending the section,a plaque and and served Euless continu- April 24 dedication ceremo- benches to provide residents ously until his retirement in nies. with a quiet place to reflect January 1989. Mr. Sustaire "It's only fitting to recog- on Mr. Eden's legacy to the maintained a heart-felt inter- nize these men who so will- city.Part of that legacy in- est in the city's affairs until ingly served our cludes his love for the city's his death in November 1990. community,"Mayor Samuels park system. A Euless na- The memorials are simply a said. ■ tive,Mr.Eden donated some token, when compared to the of the land for Bear Creek lifelong contributions both Deadline May 1 Park including the section men made to Euless,city offi- that bears his name. cials said. Nominations are now being Elected to the City Council "The leadership and wisdom accepted for the Larry Lee in 1981,Mr.Eden continued of these two men helped Gafford Humanitarian Award. to serve the city until his shape Euless into the fine Established in 1978, the an- death in January 1991. He city it is today," City Man- nual award honors a Trinity also was a well-respected ager Tom Hart said. High School student for his or leader in his church and in Mayor Harold Samuels her unselfish contribution to- our city's business commu- agreed, noting how appropri- ward humanitarianism. nity. ately each memorial fit the Residents who would like to The memorial for Mr. Sus- man it honors. nominate a Trinity senior for taire,the city's first police "Bob loved the land," the award should send a letter chief,will be dedicated at 4 Mayor Samuels said,"and of recommendation to Trinity p.m.,following the cere- Blackie was known in the principal B.J. Murray,500 N. mony at Bob Eden Park. Tolaw enforcement community Industrial Blvd.,Euless,recognize his formative influ- both far and wide." Texas 76039,by May 1.The ence on the Euless Police De- letter should include a brief partment,the police building No tax dollars were used description of the student's will be renamed in Mr. build the memorials,whichh volunteer work or an explana- Sustaire's honor. Special were funded through private tion of the person whom the landscaping,a plaque and a donations. City Council student helped. ■ Member Todd Smith, who <' Public life requires time, understanding Editor's note: With the up- coming City Council elec- tion, this seemed like a good time to find out just how much work is involved in s being an elected officialfor the city of Euless. The an- �y swer may be surprising -- es- pecially when you consider that neither the mayor nor any of the City Council mem- bers are paid for their ser- y vices. They all volunteer W their own time to help make ' � �' the city a better place to live. Mayor Pro Tem Mary Lib Saleh (at right)shares a moment with Pete Being mayor may sound Geren,one of the city's congressmen. The congressman stopped by the like an easy job -- you get to city earlier this year to visit with the City Council and the staff. The meet- shake people's hands a lot, ing is just one of several that the mayor and council attend each month. pat them on the back, smile and nod and chat with may- speaks from experience. citizens' appointments just ors from other cities. He's held the position since before the "pre-council" ses- 1975. sion at 4 p.m. Some council But when you add up all that meeting and greeting As the city's representative, meetings last till 10 p.m. or (not to mention the actual de- Mayor Samuels attends at later,especially around bud- vision-making),it amounts to least three breakfast meet- get time. a good chunk of time,as ings,four luncheons and sev- A week rarely goes by with- Mayor Harold Samuels can eral night meetings each out some type of evening attest. month.The meetings may be city meeting. In the summer with chamber officials, and fall, there are additional "Several years ago,I and school board members or budget sessions. The mayor then Mayor Pro Tem Willie other mayors. and council members also Mae McCormick sat down and counted up the hours we He gets many more invita- must take time at home to spent on city business," tions from organizations out- study the issues they will dis- Mayor Samuels said. side of the city each month, cuss at upcoming meetings. but Mayor Samuels said he But Mayor Samuels said he At that point,he was putting tries to attend just the events never regrets taking on the in about 21 hours a week. Al- that have an actual impact on job. though he hasn't taken a the city. "Ireallbelieve one tally lately,the amount of y everyone time has grown,Mayor Sam- And then there are occa- owes something to the com- uels said. sional meetings with Citi- munity they raise their chil- zens, as well as the City dren in," he said. "What I "I don't think being mayor Council's twice-a-month enjoy most is working with is a lot more complicated meetings. Because Mayor the City Council and staff to than it was 10 years ago, but Samuels holds a full-time job give the citizens what they it does take a lot more time," as a manufacturing represen- want in the most cost-effec- he said. And the mayor tative, he tries to schedule tive way possible. ■ Family fun and more at Arbor Daze 1992 Fun for the whole family is Other performances range of other attractions.An espe- the theme this year for Arbor from the folksy tunes of Post cially popular guest is Daze 1992,presented by the Script to the well-known Woody Fazoo, the mascot of city's Leisure Faire Commit- western-swing sound of the city's 1+1=2 tree-plant- tee. Leon Rausch and the Texas ing program. The three-day event, set for Panthers. The arts and crafts pavilion April 24 through April 26, Additional performers,in- is expected to be even bigger will highlight the best of Eu- cluding square-dancers and and better this year, too. less -- everything ranging More than 100 artisans from from city programs to arts . throughout North Texas are and crafts to local entertain- % IN expected to exhibit their ers and businesses. E`, crafts at Arbor Daze.Items In fact, the local business ''„ _%► ,� � 'r�-r•�" will include needlework,flo- expo is the newest addition s ' ��. `mow ral arrangements,jewelry, to the city's annual spring ,' clothing and woodworkings. festival. More than 70 busi- a �� Organizers are particularly nesses are expected to attend, pleased with the location for giving residents and visitors OAZE Rao this year's event. Arbor Daze a chance to see for them- •'ge Ro 1992 will be held on the selves the wide variety of a� ��; grounds of the City Hall goods and services available r 1�s Complex at 201 N. Ector right in Euless. °o Drive,right on the frontage As always, the event will •` N road of State Highway 183 y feature nationally known per- (Airport Freeway).The site< � formers,including Columbia c c offers easy access from the recording artist Darden �� highway and a large number Smith. The Austin-based of convenient parking country-style singer has re- `'� spaces. Because of this,orga- ceived favorable reviews odoo nova nizers expect the attendance from the Rolling Stone maga- �r'�Zva aoaav•azv� to exceed the 10,000 visitors zine, as well numerous local local gymnasts,will appear at last year's Leisure Faire. publications. Smith will be onstage in the Arbor Daze Admission to Arbor Daze is the headline performer Satur- children's section, an ex- free,but visitors should day night, April 25. panded feature this year.The bring along a little extra Trout Fishing in America, area will offer carnival money to pick up some of the wacky,fun-loving sing- games,adult-supervised craft the many items that will be ing duo formerly based in activities,pony rides,presen- available for sale.A variety Houston,will again make an talions by the Fort Worth of concessions also will be appearance in Euless.Their Museum of Science and His- offered. For more informa- performance at last year's tory and appearances by the tion,call the city's Parks and Leisure Faire was a big hit Cowtown Clowns,Alley Leisure Services Department with young and old, alike. #135, along with a number at 685-1649. ■ Entertainment Schedule Main Stage Friday,April 24 The McGee Sisters ; 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Leon Rausch and the ;,. Texas Panthers 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Saturday, April 25 McGee Sisters 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. Post Script noon to 1:30 p.m. McGee Sisters ti' 4 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. ; 2 O'Clock Jazz Band 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Arts and crafts are always one of the big crowd pleasers at the city's an- Darden Smith nual spring festival.Dubbed"Arbor Daze 1992,"the event is expected to 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. attract nearly 15,000 later this month. Other Arbor Daze highlights in- Sunday,April 26 clude a special tree give-away in conjunction with the "America the Rex Day Band Beautiful"Tree Planting Initiative. noon to 1:30 p.m. Panhandlers 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Arbor Day activities set Trout Fishing in America Arbor Day, April 24, was a natural holiday to build Euless' an- 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. nual spring festival around. This year,Euless was named as a Tree City USA for the sixth con- secutive year. The city also received the National Arbor Day Arbor Daze 1992 Foundation's prestigious Growth Award. This special honor recog- City Hall Complex nizes the city for its outstanding efforts in promoting tree-plantings 201 N. Ector Drive and in educating the public about the importance of trees to our en- Friday, April 24 vironment. The award indicates the high level of tree care prac- Arbor Day ticed in the city. noon to 9 p.m. Arbor Day activities on the 24th will include the creation of the Saturday, April 25 world's largest living tree (with the help of local elementary 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. school students), as well as educational exhibits and the distribu- tion of free trees to residents and visitors to plant in their own Sunday, April 26 neighborhoods. More than $15,000 worth of trees will be given Family Day away during Arbor Daze. This program is part of Euless' partici- noon to 6 p.m. pation in the "America the Beautiful" Tree Planting Initiative. ■ Volunteering brings city, residents to life ❑Program saves Get A LIVE! in their neighborhood.The ' congregation of a local money for the Residents interested in vol- church washed and waxed city and benefits unteering for the city of Eu- the floor at the Ruth Millican the volunteers, too less can call volunteer Recreation Center and coordinator Diane Eggers helped to rearrange the Volunteers are A-LIVE and at 685-1674.The hours are children's area in the library. well in the city of Euless. flexible, and a long-term Volunteering offers benefits In fact, 109 volunteers have commitment is not re- for the volunteer, as well as saved the city $9,816 by con- quired. the city,Eggers said. One tributing 1,352 hours of The city also holds a num- volunteer used her experi- work in the first two months ber of special,one-rime ence with the city as a refer- of this year. events,which require volun- ence for a job she later "It's exciting to see so many teer help. The biggest event applied for. Another is cur- residents giving to their city coming up is Arbor Daze, rently unemployed.Volun- and getting such a great April 24 through April 26. teering is a good way for sense of satisfaction in re- Another key area in need unemployed people to keep turn," Mayor Harold Sam- of volunteers is the Book their job skills sharp while uels. Cottage,run by the Friends they look for another posi- The results are especially of the Euless Library. tion,Eggers said. pleasing,because the city's Best of all,volunteering A-LIVE (A Loyal Individual gives people something to Volunteering for Euless)pro- helped label city mail-outs feel good about. gram just began in January, and survey the condition of "So many of them have got- volunteer coordinator Diane sidewalks throughout Euless. ten such a lift,"Eggers said. Eggers said. Whole organizations have "They are just so proud that "Residents really want to pitched in, too: 32 members they helped their city. There help the city and each other," of the Arbor Glen Home- is no monetary value that she said. "It's encouraging to owners Association showed you can put on the feeling see such enthusiasm." up one Saturday morning to they get." ■ help city workers plant trees Individual volunteers have Four volunteers dig in to get a ` tree planted during a recent tree planting endeavor around � .: the Arbor Glen neighborhood. g rOther successful volunteer ef- forts included a baseball card ` A show held at Midway Recre- ation Center in February.Vol- unteers are especially needed on an on-call basis,to fill in as temporary receptionists and sec- retaries. Villages of Bear Creek Park nearly finished ❑Facility to bring Other park features include five soccer fields,a number regional attention of shaded picnic tables and to Euless grills,as well as a large pic- Finishing touches are under- nic pavilion. All of the facili- way at Euless' Villages of * ties were built to withstand Bear Creek Park,on Bear possible floods,because the Creek Parkway just north of land that was donated for the Ash Lane. park is in the floodplain. The park,funded by a "Unfortunately,many cities $526,000 matching grant receive donated parklands from the Texas Parks and that do lie in flood zones," Wildlife Department,fea- said Rick Herold,the city's tures the 1,000-seat Texas community services director. Outdoor Amphitheater and check out audiotape tours of "But there's still a lot that three-mile Texas Outdoor Ed- the park. can be done with it. We hope ucation Trail. Markers alongwe've designed around any the handicap-accessible trail The City Council and I are flooding problems." P pleased to offer such a fine will identify 500 species of facility for our residents' en- The park should be com- plants and trees,while 24 joyment and education," pleted later this summer, said focal points will provide ad- Mayor Harold Samuels said. Herold,who is overseeing its ditional information. Begin- "The education trail is of construction. Residents are ning in June,an attendant such significance that we ex- free to use the park for pic- will be at the park on week- pect it to attract visitors from nics and walks while work- ends to assist visitors and to throughout the area." ers are finishing up. ■ Y f j Picnic tables and grills are all ready to use at the Villages of Bear Creek Park,which is still under construc- tion. Set to open later this summer, the park also features an amphithe- ater and a three-mile trail. k Proposed runway affects all residents ❑Financial impacts would be felt throughout city Some confusion seems to re- At this time, the city's con- the economic future of the main concerning the city's sultants project a loss of$1.5 airport and of North Texas in opposition to the proposed million annually in property general, it only makes sense runway at Dallas/Fort Worth tax revenue, if the runway is that the airport pay for the fi- International Airport. built as proposed. A 15-cent nancial and environmental Our position is not founded increase in the property tax devastation the proposed run- on simply protecting the rate would be required each way would create." rights of the property owners year to make up for that type Furthermore,the runway's near the airport. City offi- of loss. That equals an $80 construction does not auto- cials oppose the runway plan tax increase annually for the matically increase the city's because the fate of these average home in Euless. revenues. As a tax-exempt homeowners directly affects The money spent to oppose entity, the airport pays no every other resident in Eu- the runway plan is minimal, property taxes on current fa- less. compared to this annual de- cilities and land to Euless. crease in the city's tax base. As the property values near "It is vital that every resi- the airport decrease,the tax Euless and its taxpayers dent in Euless understand burden on all properties should not be forced to bear what he or she has at stake if throughout Euless will have such an unfair portion of the the proposed runway is to increase,if the city is to proposed runway's costs," built," Mayor Samuels said. ■ continue providing the ser- Mayor Harold Samuels said. vices that residents need If the runway is so vital to City tries new method to control mosquitos The city's Public Works De- public health experts. The lar- Mayor Pro Tem Mazy Lib partment is already hard at vae that aren't killed by the Saleh said. work,averting possible mos- larvicide used by the city will Byers also urged residents quito problems. be deformed,making them to do their part in helping to "We started earlier this year, unable to reproduce,Byers control the mosquito popula- placing larvicide in all stand- said. tion. ing water and creeks in the Concerns over possible "Mosquitos would have city,"Public Works Director health risks from the chemi- fewer places to breed if resi- Randy Byers said. "We'll cals available this year for dents would empty any type continue on a regular sched- fogging also swayed the deci- of container that holds stand- ule throughout the rest of the sion in favor of larvicide. An ing water," Byers said. "The season." added bonus is that the larvi- obvious places to start in- City officials decided cide used by the city is not clude water cans,rain buck- against fogging this year, be- hazardous to aquatic life. ets,old tires and bird baths. cause it only attacks adult "It's important that we pro- We'd have a lot fewer prob- mosquitos. Stopping the mos- vide this service in the most lems if the water in these con- quitos before they hatch is a cost-effective and safest way tainers were emptied more much more effective method possible for our residents," often." ■ of control, according to state X .>< .. Warming Bag the bags situation ❑Experts urge residents to let grass clippings lie ❑Company to replace With spring upon us,it's their limbs can take them to certain smoke detec- time to get the old mower the City Garbage facility at tors out and start working on the 3355 Raider Drive,where BRK Electronics has an- lawn. there will be a$1 per load nounced a testing and replace- As residents begin their fee. Residents should be sure yardwork this season,the Eu- to take a recent water bill � ment program for two models of AC-powered smoke detec- less Parks Department would and a current driver's license like to encourage everyone with them as proof that they tors manufactured between g ry November 1987 and March to participate in the city's live in Euless. 1990, according to State Fire "Don't Bag It"program. The Residents can call City Gar- Marshal Ernest Emerson. goal is simple: to save land- bage to have larger house- fill space by not bagging hold items, such as furniture, The company reported that lawn clippings. The Texas picked up free of charge. All tests of the smoke detectors in- A&M Extension Service esti- of these services are pro- of that the horns on some mates that homeowners can vided year-round. Recycla- of these detectors might fail save up to 25 percent of exist- ble items can be dropped off function due to contaminationn ing landfill space by not bag- between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. of electrical contacts. Specific models affected by ging their clippings. weekdays and from 7 a.m. to But 'Don't Bag It" means noon Saturdays at the Recycl- this program are 1839I, more than just not bagging ing Center at the City Gar- 1939112R2, 1 91, 28 9 grass clippings. The program bage facility. The proceeds and 28 9 . According rding t is designed to ensure that pay for beautification pro- and ,nearly TH. According to participants' lawns thrive, jects throughout the city. BRK,nearly all of the af- even during Texas' hot sum- For more information,call in new detectors were installed mer months. Detailed water- City Garbage at 283-3092. n new homes, apartments and ing and mowing instructions tft mobile homes purchased in help to achieve this goal. 1988, 1989 and 1990. The de- All that spring cleaning and tectors do not contain batteries. For more information,call clipping may be just what the Parks and Leisure Ser- wins Month" a "Yazd-of-the- Consumers should use the fol- vices Department at 685- Y lowing steps to test their onth" award this summer. smoke alarms immediately: 1660. **} Sponsored by the Beautify 1.Examine the user's manual Euless Everyday Committee, to contest is open to all Eu- to identify the model. Spring also means spring P cleaning. City Garbage, the less residents. The city is di- g.Hold down the test button company that provides the vided into four sections and for 20 seconds. city's regular garbage ser- a winner is chosen from 3. If the horn does not sound vice, can help residents dis- each. Yards will be judged loudly,call the BRK toll-free pose of any extra trash they on landscape design,color telephone number, 1-800-723- may have. and maintenance. 6990, to obtain a free replace- Trash and tree limbs cut into Entry forms will be avail- ment detector. three-foot sections and tied able this spring at City Hall, Excerpted from the March into 35-pound bundles will the Euless Library,Midway 1992 Texas Firemen. ■ be picked up on regular col- Recreation Center and local lection days. Residents who nurseries. ■ aren't interested in cutting CALENDAR OF EVENTS The Mayor's Newsletter is a publication of the City of... April Euless,printed in the January, May and August issues 13-28 Early voting for City Council election of Leisure Times magazine, the April�1Lc62 Bulle- ga and other times as needed 24 Memorial dedications for Bob Eden and Blackie Sustaire 24-26 Arbor Daze 1992 Mayor May Harold Samucls 2 City Council and school board elections City Council Mary Lib Saleh,Mayor Pm Tem June Bobby Baker 13-14 Sixth Ultra Golf Classic. Call 685-1649 Frank Douglass for details. Todd Smith Peter Stake, -- The City Council meets at 7 p.m.on the City Manager second and fourth Tuesday of every month Tom Hart in the Council Chambers Assiskait City Manager -- The Planning& Zoning Commission meets H. Kay Godbey at 7:30 p.m.on the first and third Tuesday PAit.or/Photographer of every month in the Council Chambers Beth Ann Earle,Public Information Coordinator -- Contact the City Secretary's Office at Production Manager 685-1420 for the meeting times of other Becky Null, Administrative Secretary boards and commissions BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE T H E »»: C I T Y O F PAID CIO EULESS,TX 76039 PERMIT NO. 28 E � 201 North Ector Drive, Euless, Texas 76039 817-685-1400