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07.13.1972 CC Minutes5 64 REGULAR MEETING OF THE KENNEDALE CITY COUNCIL July 13, 1972 Mayor Childres assembled the meeting at 7:40 P.M. Bro. Phillips led in prayer, roll was called; council members present were Mrs. Inez Roy, Steve Radakovich, Mayor Childres, Stanley Jernigan, Bill Bishop and B. J. Watson. The minutes from the previous meetings were read and approved. Mr. Nunn an Attorney, representing Mr. Leblay in reference to a mobile home, the Council had given him permission to move this mobile home in for a period of 90 days, on January 29, 1972, for the purpose of office use only. He stated the Chief of Police came down and asked him to move the mobile home, as his 90 days had expired and he was useing it for living quarters and had connected on to the sewer without the knowledge of the City. Mr. Nunn asked the Council if couldn't come to some kind of agreement for him to leave the mobile home at 613 E. Mansfield Hwy. After some discussion, Mr. Radakovich made motion to grant him a 60 days extension, stipulating he would build an office bldg. and comply to the specifi- cations and he should pay the sewer fee from date he connected onto the sewer; Mrs. Roy 2nd motion. Mr. Jernigan voted against, four for, one against; motion carried. Mr. Ridley appeared before the Council asking permission for a motor bike trail on the corner of Walnut and Grapevine Sts. in the Oakcrest addition, stating he had approximately 4 acres and all bikes not be more than 3 and 3/4 horse power; wouldn't be any noise and would keep track watered to prevent any dust and close approximately 9:00 P.M. Mr. Marshall recommended he make application in writing to the City outlining the specifications. Mr. Watson made motion to grant this request, 2nd by Mr. Radakovich; motion carried unanimously. bir. McMahan from McMahan Investment Co. of Dal hs was present and presented a cer- tificate for resolution. Mr. Marshall read Resolution 72-9 authorizing application to: the Texas Water Quality Board to provide financial assistance to the City for improvements and extension of the City Sewer System; authorizing the Mayor to execute the application. Mrs. Roy made motion to adopt 72-9, 2nd by Mr. Bishop; motion carried unanimously. Mr. Marshall read Resolution 72-10 of the City making application for Federal Grant on the City Sewer System. Mr. Radakovich made motion authorizing the Mayor to make the application, 2nd by Mr. Bishop; motion carried unanimously. Karl Halverson, Chief of Police, gave a monthly report of the Police Dept.; he also stated he had complaints of a Mr. Pi~_~rce on True Gunn St. having fighting cocks about the noise they made. Mr. Marshall advised he would check and see if have ordinance prohibiting them. He also had a complaint of a party having a garage on Broadway. He informed the Council he had a party on E. Mansfield Hwy. who has junk cars, which he had written this party, but he has not complied. Mayor Childres said he would like for the Council to go on record to back the Chief of Police in enforcing all ordinances. Mr. Radakovich made motion the Chief have authority to enforce all ordinances, Mr. Watson 2nd motion; motion carried unanimously. The Chief then advised the Council the police car was in a very bad condition and he had gotten some bids on a new car, which he quoted the prices. Mr. Watson said he thought should buy a new car every year. Mr. Jernigan stated he knew some people he would like to contact and get some bids. Mr. Watson suggested do more checking and present them at the next meeting. Paul Mathis told the Council Smith and Baines were in the process of the annual audit and he was waiting until it was completed before he finished the preliminary budget. He also stated the insurance on fire and extended coverage on the City Minutes cont. for 7-13-72 565 Hall bldg. and the liability on water dept. vehicles would expire in July and he had received two quotations from Webb Ins. Co. and Sorrell's Insurance Agency. After some discussion, Mr. Radakovich made motion to purchase extended coverage -,. on City Hall Bldg. and liability insurance on water dept. vehicles from Sorrell's Insurance agency, 2nd by Mr. Watson; motion carried unanimously. Mayor Childres informed the Council hr had asked Mr. Burris to pump the paluxy well for 12 hours and the motor went out. Don Dickens recommended to have motor pulled and repaired. Mr. Burris said Mr. Bock had told him of a 55,000 gallon storage tank; thought could be bought for 7 or 8 hundred dollars. Mr. Watson made motion to send bid in for $800.00; also, pull the motor and have it re- paired, 2nd by Mr. Radakovich; motion carried unanimously. The Council then discussed the municipal charge on mobile home parks. The Mayor said might call a special meeting later to discuss this matter. M=5. Roy made motion to adjourn, 2nd by Mr. Bishop; meeting adjourned at 10:20 P.M. Approved N. C it res, Mayor Attest .Q~tiQ/~ J el D. Boyd, City S etary