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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC Minutes 1964-10-05 Regular • MTNUTES OF THE FRIENDSWOOD CITY COUNCIL, OCTOBER 5, 1964. A regular meeting of the Friendswood City Council was held October 5, 1964; 7:30 P.M. , at the High School Conference room. Present were Harry Wagner, Harry Hatcher, Arden Hill and H.K. Speck. Also present were Coleman Carter, Lou Wortham; members of the Planning Commission, Water District #15, Drainage Board; representatives of the Woodlawn-Shadowbend area; and W. Fortune and C. Salter of the Shell Recreation Park. The first forty-five minutes of this meeting were for the purpose of discussing Engineering firms and was for members of the City Council, Drainage Board, Planning Commission and Water District #15 only. ' The minutes of the September 21, 1964 meeting were corrected to read that the recommendation of George Coe to remove stop signs at Woodlawn-Shadowbend intersection was tabled as well as his recommendation ' concerning Auxiliaries and commissions: Minutes stood approved as read and corrected by motion of H.K. Speck, second Harry Hatcher, motion unanimous. ;' Mr. Bodenhammer acted as spokesman for a group of interested citizens ' from the Woodlawn-Shadawbend area. They are strongly opposed to �he removal af two stop signs at the Woodlawn-Shadowbend intersection ± ' and feel that every intersection in the area around the schools should � , have stop signs and that they be enforced. It was decided to form a � ` committee consisting of Norman Chennault from that area; Tony Banfield and Dean Saurenman agreed to get a representative from Lori Woods and Imperial Estates. This committee will study, make a map showing their recommendations for stop signs and -speed limits to be given to Council. Council will then enact an ordinance to cover these requirements. Harry Hatcher moved that Lawrence Cline have George Coe put back the twn stop signs from Woodlawn-Shadowbend intersection until a full study of their need is made, H.K. Speck seconded the motion and it was carried , unanimously. Mr. Fortune of the Board of Directors of Shell Recreation Park and Mr. Salter, business manager, questioned the proposed mandatory garbage-trash pickup. They have facilities for proper care of this; pit, burners; and complete fogging equipment. It was explained that when such an ordinance is enacted, it will allow exceptions, by permit, for those who can prove adequate and sanitary disposal of their garbage- trash. Mayor Wagner reports that the Texas Municipal League Conferences are very informative and useful. He suggests that we consider authorizing a fund to allow city officials to attend these meetings when they are , , held out of our district. � The Fire Department badly needs support. Attendence to these meetings will benefit all and is vitally necessary. _�_ � ������� Hax�ry`� made a motion that, since the�e is no conflict of �.nterest n.ow o� an�3.cipated in the future, H.K. Speck serve out his term of offi.ce. �� �rden Ha.11 second.ed the motion. Motion unanimous. ; Da1e Brown has arx�anged ta have shell pu� on Wl�.ispering Pines an.d I � Garden Drive. ,�. P annzng Comma.ssion recommended that we accep� �Houston street �,,#„',,��^b,y'�;��.,;, specifica:�i�ns for all streets in our �urisdiction. Council adopted this recommenda�ion, on a interzm basis, by resolution of H.K. Speck, second Harry Hatcher. Mo�ion unanimous. A11 tnaterials concerning building and specifications shoul be compi3ed for ready reference. The City. Ha7.�. committee wi1l meet ta discuss its progress. Otto Haar�t has been authorized to put his proposed City accounting proceedure into being. Tkie notice of Special Election �o fi11 the unexpzred term of Council- � man of ,Alan McGinnis was read and posted. Arden H3.11 mo�red that we ask George Coe ta have a rider attached to his liability insurance that wi11 caver him in the police ca�; this rider to be paid for by the City. Motion seconded by Harry Hatcher - and carr3.ed u.nanimously. Second reading of' �rdinance �zl-9;Fireworks, prahibiting sale and giving • � o�' Fa.rew�rks in the Ca.ty limits, unanimously approved. � First read3.n of' Urdinance g #50; annexation of land to match, more or 1ess, �he boundaries af Water District �15, approved unanimously. First reading of Orda.nance �f51; absorbt�on of Water District �15, approved unana..mously. First reading of Ordinance #�+8; Rules and Or+der of Business, approved unana.mously, after discussian and clarification �f several points. I� was sug�;cst�d that we cons3.der an architectural contral committee to wox�k with �he Planning Commission. Coleman Carter asked that we consider use of the F�rogress for printing Ordinances as required by law. Hil1. made a resolution that we use �the Pragress i.f they have a reasonabl.e cost for such service and if they ean have certification of such publa.eations, seconded by H.K. Speck, carr�.ed unanimously. � kT.K. Speck suggested that �he Chamber of Commerce projec� committee work up a plan for street signs, put them up and encourage house �umbering. It was also suggested that the Woman' s League work with the � � Chamber of Commerce on an informative booklet on Friendswood. ; Motion that Ordinance �g; Dogs, will be enforced-was made by H.K. Speck. Dogs, tagged or un�agged, will be picked up. Tagged dog�s owners wiil be notified.Dogs are kept 72 hours. Mr��ion secon.ded by Harry Hatcher, carried unanimously. -�i .�. c./,�!y/,f � �*«���.���"�'���� motion of ad journment. 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