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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC Minutes 1964-08-17 Regular MINUTES OF THE FRIENDSWOOD CITY COUNCIL,AUGUST, 17, 1g6�+ A regular meeting of the Friendswood City Council was held August 17,1g5�+ at '�:30 P.M. at the City Hall. Present were Mayor Harry D. Wagner, Dale Brown, Arden Hil1, H.K. Speck. Also Present were Coleman Carter, Lou Wortham, A.J. Block, Mr. & Mrs. McGraw, Mr. & Mrs. Allman, Elmo Brundrett Mayor Wagner mentioned a bulletin concerning a Planning and Zoning meeting to be held in Dallas in Sept�ember, and suggested that we rnight help to defray the eost of sending someone from the Planning Commission to attend. Minutes of the August 3, 5, 12, 1g6� were read.H.K. Speck motioned that the minutes s�and approved as read. Arden Hill seconded the mot,ion and the motion was carried unanimously. Mayor Wagner stated that Friendswood is incorporat�c}under Title 28, of the Vernon' s Texas Civil Statues. According to an attorney of the . Texas Municipal League, the position of Police Cammissioner is non existent. Harry Wagner, as Mayor of Friendswood, hereby dissolves any relationship af the city to such position. Therefore ac�ivities of the council in special meetings durring his absense were on a non existent position. Mayor Wagner moved to appoint La.wrence Cline as a committee of one to supervise Police Activities. Carter,Ci�y Attorney, suggested that the temporary 30 day appointmen� of Lawrence Cline as coordinator stand and then such responsibility revert back to council; until an ordinance defining such responsibility is drawn up. Coleman Carter stated that Councilmen must do the work of government and not delegate their responsibility to.others. Coleman Carter says that thou;�h by-laws and a charter are reportly in existence, they can nat be found. Dale Brown suggests that we research, the misplaced documents. Since Rex Clawson drew up the original bound- , ary descriptions for incorporation, he might know of, or have cop3es of legal documents relative to Friendswood's �,ncorporation. Mayor Wagner rescinded a11 Committee appointments that he made and each councilman will be free to head a committee that best;: suits him. Mayor Wagner read a letter of resignation from Al.an McGinnis; effective August 17, 196�+. Mayor Wagner called for a vote on this resi�;nation. Arden Hill moved to accept Alan McGinnis � resignation. There was no second. H.K. Speck moved to �afiale this mo'�ion for later actton. Dale �rown seconded this motion and it was carried. There was discussion - of accepting H.K. Speck' s resignation, Arden Hill' s resignation, and Alan McGinnis ' resignation at one time, to facilitate a single speeial election. o�y�ity�,�ecre�ar�dandaCityeTreasurerr for a later meeting, the pesition i Dale Brown reported that there had been ��� misunders-�an�ing on a permit agreement of a builder and the building inspector; and that this � �, matter ha� been satisfactori�y taken care of;. Second readin� of Ordinance #�1: Swzmming Pool Fencing; approved by motian of H. K. Speck, seconded by Dale Brown and carried unanimously. Ther� was di�cussion of � �2, Animals at large. It was dec�ded �hat our dog ordinance was sufficaent for problems with dogs; that we have no facil� ies fo� impounding and care of animals; that this needs reworked to be prac icaX fo� us. �he notices of tax evaluation have been mailed out 8/�7/6�; and the Board of �qua�ization is scheduled to meet August 28� 196� from 1P�M. to �P.M. Dale Brown �eports that due to partial of the Bridge on Winding Way, it ha� been barr�caded. Coleman Carter said that it must have a light. � Dale Brown agreed to con�a�t the County about proper repair o� barr�- cade proc�dures. Coleman Carter was asked to check on deeds of righ�-of-way on Cou3�ty road, Sunse� Drive. � � H.K. Speck suggests that we -have an ordinance to eontrol sale af Fire- � works, an the nex� agenda. Elmo Brundrett would like to have a joint meeting o�' the City Council, Flanning Comm�.ssion, and Drainage District. This meeting is set for August 2�, 196� at 8:OOP.M. Da1e Bxown motioned to adjourn the meeting. Ardem seconded the motian and it was car�3.ed unanimously. Respectfully submitted, � � � � Mayor - arry n. Wagner . � , '�, ,� � / �� ,,t:y:�.�, �L�2t �� - � �, _