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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC Minutes 1985-03-04 Regular ��� REGULAR MEETING FRIENDSWOOD CITY COUNCIL MARCH 4, 1985 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE FRIENDSWOOD CITY COUNCIL THAT WAS HELD ON MARCH 4, 1985 AT CITY HALL AT 7 :00 PM WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT CONSTITUTING A QUORUM: , , MAYOR RALPH LOWE iCOUNCILMAN BRUCE BRANHAM , COUNCILMAN JAN JORDAN COUNCILMAN EVELYN NEWMAN COUNCILMAN PAUL SCHRADER COUNCILMAN BOB WICKLANDER CITY MANAGER JIM MORGAN CITY ATTORNEY JOHN OLSON CITY SECRETARY DELORIS MCKENZIE—PpNDISH ABSENT FROM THE MEETING WAS COUNCILMAN LEON BROWN. � INVOCATION WAS GIVEN BY JIM MORGAN. � MAYOR LOWE CALLED A JOINT DOCKETED PUBLIC HEARING OF THE W FRIENDSWOOD CITY COUNCIL TO ORDER AND CHAIRMAN RALPH MILLER � CALLED THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION TO ORDER TO OBTAIN Q PUBLIC INPUT ON A REQUEST TO REZQNE A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND LOCATED AT ROBERT HOPPEL SURVEY, A-83 FROM SFR CLASSIFICATION TO A-1 AND SPECIFIC U5E AS REQUESTED BY EXXON COMPANY U.S.A. . EXXON ATTORNEY REVIEWED THE REQUEST AND STATED SHE WOULD BE GLAD TO AN5WER QUESTIONS AT THIS TIME. A LENGTHY DISCUSSION FOLLOWED WITH A NUMBER OF CITIZEN5 AND COUNCIL HAVING NUMEROUS QUESTIONS REGARDING THE OPERATIONS �F THIS SITE WITH THE ATTORNEY ADVISING THE PURPOSE OF THE REZONING WAS JUST TO DRILL AND OPERATE A WELL. COUNCIL REQUESTED THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT TO INSPECT THIS SITE AND � REPORT BACK TO COUNCIL REGARDING OVER—SPRAY WHICH COVERS A LARGE AREA. HEARING NO FURTHER INPUT THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED. PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSSION CHAIRMAN RALPH MILLER RE—SUBMITTD THE COMMISSIONS RECOMMENDATION OF 3ANUARY 21, 1985 SETTING OUT A NUMBER OF STIPULATIONS TO BE MET ALONG WITH THE CHANGE FROM A-1 TO SPECIFIC USE. EXXON ATTORNEY RUTH DUNZER STATED THAT EXXON WOULD AGREE TO THESE STIPULATIONS AS RECOMMENDED BY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. MAYOR LOWE STATED HE AAD TALKED TO THE TEXAS HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT LAST FRIDAY AND THEY PLAN ON DOING 4 LA�ES FROM CASTLEWOOD TO WHISPERING PINES AND SHOULD HAVE THIS COMPLETED BY JULY 4, 1986. MAYOR LOWE REPORTED HE HAD MET WITH THE CORP'S OF ENGINEERS REGARDING THE $2 MILLION DOLLAR COMMITMENT FROM CONGRESS FOR FLOOD CONTROL ON CLEAR CREEK DOWNSTREAM FROM HIGHWAY 3 TO CLEAR LAKE WHTCH WILL TAKE $1.7 MILLION DOLLARS OF LOCAL FUNDS. JUDGE RAY HOLBROOK IS SETTING UP A MEETING WITH THE CORP'S TO DISCUSS THIS PROJECT AND THE PROPOSED FUNDING. MAYOR LOWE REPORTED THE CONTRACT WITH THE HANOVER GROUP WITH THE ' t321 ACRES WAS SIGNED AND EXPECT A CHECK SOON FOR $1.2 MILLION DOLLARS INTEREST FREE COMMITMENT FOR UTILITIES. CITY ATTORNEY PRESENTED A COPY OF THE EXECUTED ALLOCATION AGREEMENT WITH THE HANOVER GROUP AND STATED THIS SHOULD BE PLACED �N THE NEXT AGENDA FOR RATIFICATION OF THE EXECUTION. COUNCILMAN BOB WICRLANDER STATED HE FILED HIS APPLICATION FOR POSITION TWO THIS WEEK. 1 ,...�..„w.,.....�.. ».__�.`.—.--__._�._o..._._ _..._ ._._._ 288 MAYOR LOWE REQUESTED CLARIFICATION �ROM THE CITY ATTORNEY REGARDING FILING PROCEDURES AFTER THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON THE LAST DAY FOR FILING. THE CITY ATTORNEY STATED APPLICATIONS TO BE FILED WITH THE CITY SECRETARY DURING NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS AND AFTER THAT TIME THE APPLICATION MAY BE FILED WITH THE MAYOR BEFORE MIDNIGHT ON THE NIGHT OF THE DEADLINE. CANDIDATES WHO HAVE �ILED FOR POSITION FOUR ARE AARVEY J. MELCHER, EUGENE LOPEZ AND PHYLLIS LEE. MR. MELCHER AND MR. LOPEZ � , WERE PRESENT IN THE AUDIENCE AND BRIEFLY STATED THEIR PLATFORM. CANDIDATES WHO HAVE FILED FOR POSITION SIX ARE DAVID 0'FARRELL, JIM HARRELL AND JOE D. PRIHODA. MR. 0'FARRELL AND MR. PRIHODA WERE PRESENT IN THE AUDIENCE AND BRIEFLY STATED THEIR PLATFORM. MR. RICHARD R05ENKRANTZ APPEARED BEFORE COUNCIL TO REPORT HE HAD SENT AN TNFORMAL POLL REGARDING THE OVERNIGHT PARKI�G ORDINANCE TO ALL 556 HOMES IN THE KINGS PARK WHITEHALL SUBDIVISION OF WHICH 93 REPLIED. MR. HOWARD YEAGER SPOKE IN SUPPORT OF MR. ROSENKRANTZ PROPOSAL TO CHANGE THE OVERNIGHT PARKING ORDINANCE. THE HOMEOWNERS BOARD VOTED 3 TO 2 TO "NOT" CHANGE THE ORDINANCE. MAYOR LOWE ANNOUNCED THAT THERE IS A GET ACQUAINTED BREAKFAST PLANNED AT 7:30 AM AT HOLIDAY INN IN LA MARQUE ON MARCH 5, 1985 FOR GALVESTON COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR CHUCK WILSON AND EVERYONE IS INVITED TO ATTEND. COUNCILMAN NEWMAN REPORTED SHE HAD SPOKE TO ALTA CARBONE REGARDING TAXES THAT HAVE NOT BEEN RECEIVED IN HER OFFICE, MS. CARBONE REPORTED THAT THERE ARE FOUR MORTGAGE COMPANIES THAT HAVE NOT PAID THEIR TAXES AS YET. IF ANYONE HAS RECEIVED A SECOND NOTICE FROM MS. CARBONES OFFICE THEY SHOULD CHECK WITH THEIR MORTGAGE COMPANY TO SEE IF THEY ARE PAYING THE TAXES FOR 1984� IT IS A POSSIBILITY THAT THE MORTGAGE COMPANIES WILL CHARGE THE HOMEOWNERS WITH DELINQUENT TAXES. COUNCILMAN JORDAN DISCU5SED WITH COUNCIL HER CONCERN REGARDING THE TREND AND SIZE OF THE DELINQUENT TAXES IN THE AMOUNT OF ' $692,713 WITH THE BREARDOWN BEING 1983 AND PREVIOUS YEARS - $149,731 AND 1984-$542,982 TAKEN FROM THE JANUARY 31, 1985 TAX REPORT. THE PERCENTAGE OF COLLECTION IS 1983 - 90�, 1984 - 89$ AND 1985 - 84$ . COUNCILMAN JORDAN STATED SHE WAS DIS-SATISFIED WITH THE DELINQUENT TAX ATTORNEY THE CITY EMPLOYED SOME 18 MONTHS AGO AND RECOMMENDED EMPLQYING ANOTHER DELINQUENT TAX ATTORNEY AND REQUIRING REPORTS ON A MONTHLY BASIS SIMILIAR TO THE REPORTS SUBMITTED BY MS. CARBONE. COUNCIL REQUESTED THE CITY ATTORNEY TO REVIEW THE CONTRACT THE CITY ENTERED INTO AND REQUE5TED THE CITY MANAGER TO WRITE TO THE DELINQUENT TAX ATTORNEY TO REQUEST HIS ATTENDENCE AT THE NEXT MEETING. CITY MANAGER JIM MORGAN REPpRTED TO COUNCIL THE CENTRAL APPRAISAL DISTRICT CONSULTANTS REPORT IS ON FILE IN THE CITY SECRETARY'S OFFIC-E AND THEY ARE REQUESTING A WRITTEN RESPONSE ON OUR ASSESSMENT 0� THE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE FROM THE COUNTY DOING THE APPRAISAL WORK FOR THE APPRAISAL DISTRICT OR GOING TO ANOTHER SOURCE AS PROPOSED BY THE CENTRAL APPRAISAL DISTRICT. DISCUSSION WAS HELD REGARDING SETTING A DATE TO MEET WITH TAE CITY, SCHOOL AND DRAINAGE DISTRICT. COUNCIL REQUEST THE CITY MANAGER PULL T�iE 5UMMARY PAGES OF THE REPORT FOR COUNCIL�S REVIEW. DISCUSSION WAS HELD REGARDING THE MASTER WATER AND SEWER PLANS WITH MAYOR LOWE STATING WE ARE UNABLE TO DO A MASTER PLAN IN HARRIS COUNTY WITHOUT KNOWING WHETHER THE HANOVER GROUP IS OUT OR IN, WHICH IT APPEARS THEY ARE IN SO WE HAVE BEGUN SOME PRELIMINARY WORK WITH MUD 55 AND FEELS THAT WE SHOULD HAVE THE CITY ENGINEER LOOK AT OUR WATER SYSTEM TO SEE WHAT IT WOULD TAKE TO TIE TT INTO HARRIS COUNTY ULTIMATELY TO BE TIED INTO THE . HOUSTON LINE5. 2 .. ���--. ____.___... ....... __. ��9 DISCUSSION WAS HELD WITH REGARDING PARTICIPATION IN 24-INCH WATERLIN� WITH MUD 55 AND .OTHERS FROM BAYBROOK MALL AREA TO FM 528. COUNCIL REQUESTED CLARIFICATION FROM BRUCE GOLDEN WITH MUD 55 REGARDING THE AMOUNT FOR THIS PROJECT WITH MR. GOLDEN STATING THE MAXTMUM AMOUNT WILL BE $272,000 AND THE MINIMUM AMOUNT WILL BE $157,234. IT WAS STATED BY MR. GOLDEN �HAT THIS PROJECT WAS NOT AT A CONTRACTURAL P�INT BUT THEY DID NEED A LETTER OF INTENT TO PROCEED WITH ENGINEERING AND TO DRAW UP A CONTRACT. COUNCIL , DISCUSSED THE ISSUE OF THE LETTER OF INTENT BUT WOULD LIKE THE OPTION OF LEAVING THE CITY OPEN TO CONTRACT WITH GALVESTON COUNTY ! WATER AUTHORITY. **MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN WICKLANDER TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY 3,7,/�:� ATTORNEY PREPARE A LETTER OF INTENT FOR PARTICIPATION IN 24-INCH WATERLINE WITH MUD 55 AND OTHER5 FROM BAYBROOK MALL AREA TO FM 528. SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN SCHRADER. MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY. MALCOLM COLLINS PRESENTED THE PROPOSED MASTER WATER PLAN FOR COUNCIL REVIEW. COUNCIL ASKED WHEN THIS PLAN WOULD BE COMPLETE (�WITH MR. COLLINS ADVISING IT WOULD BE TWO TO THREE WEEKS. �COUNCIL ASKED IF THERE WAS AN ESTIMATED COST TO IMPLEMENT THIS PLAN WITH MR. COLLINS ADVISING HE WOULD HAVE THIS COST WHEN THE �PLAN IS COMPLETED. m COUNCIL REQUESTED THE STATUS OF THE SEWER MASTER PLAN WITH MR. �(COLLINS ADVISING HE HAD PRESENTED THIS COMPLETED PLAN LAST JUNE. **MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN BRANHAM TO . APPROVE FIRST READING OF ORDINANCE T85-7, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF FRIENDSWOOD AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 84-15 PASSED AND APPROVED AS OF NOVEMBER 19, 1984, AND KNOWN AS THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY, BY CHANGING THE ZONING OF CERTAIN PARCELS OF LAND KNpWN AS EXXON'S R.D. HADEN WELL N0. 20, 21 AND 22, ACCORDING TO THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN RALPH LOWE. MOTION APPROVED. COUNCILMAN � JORDAN AND COUNCILMAN NEWMAN OPPOSED. **MOTION WAS MADE BY. COUNCILMAN BRANHAM TO APPROVE FIRST READING OF T85-8, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF FRIENDSWOOD GRANTING A SPECIFIC USE PERMIT AUTHORIZING THE USE OF EXXON'S R.D. HADEN WELL NO'S 20, 12, AND 22 IN THE CITY OF FRIENDSWOOD, TEXAS, AS SPECIFIC USE-OIL AND GAS EXTRACTION; PROVIDING CONDITIONS FOR THE GRANTING OF SUCH SPEGIFIC USE PERMIT; AMENDING THE ZONING DISTRICT MAP OF THE CITY AS ADOPTED BY ORDINANCE 84-15, PASSED . AND APPROVED ON NOVEMBER 19, 1984; CONTAINING OTHER PROVISIONS RELATING TO THE SUBJECT. SECONDED BY MAYOR LOWE. MOTION APPROVED. COUNCILMAN JORDAN AND COUNCILMAN NEWMAN OPPOSED. COUNCILMAN JORDAN STATED SHE WOULD . LIKE TO SEE THE CITY CONSIDER HAVING A TIME LIMIT SET FOR RESTORATION OF THE SURFACE TO ITS ORIGINAL CONDITION, IF THERE ARE GOING TO BE BERMS OR FENCES CONSTRUCTED WOULD LIKE TO SEE A TIME LIMIT SET PUNITIVE DAMAGES TO BE INCLUDED AND WOULD LIKE TO RESEARCH IF THIS WILL BE BINDING AND ENFORCEABLE AGREEMENT. **MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN SCHRADER THAT THE CITY JOIN OTHER ��/�� CITIES AND TEXAS MUNICIPAL LEAGUE TO OPPOSE THE PROPOSED BILL- BOARD BILL. SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN NEWMAN. MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOULSY. **MOTIDN WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN SCHRADER TO SEND A RESOLUTION PRIOR TO THE HEARING ON MARCH 27 REGARDING THE ENERGY AND WATER �g/�,�-- DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS TO BE ADDRESSED BY UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE JACR BROOKS TO THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS AND THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS. SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN NEWMAN. MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY. 3 290 CITY MANAGER JIM MORGAN PRESENTED COUNCIL AN UPDATE REGARDING SERVICE ENTERPRISE �N THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE ELEVATED STORAGE TANKS. MR. MOR�AN ADVISED �HAT HE HAD SPOKEN TO THE PRESIDENT OF SERVICE ENTERPRISE AND TH�Y WERE GOING BACK ON THE SUB'S BONDING COMPANY AND HE WAS ASSIGNING AN EMPLOYEE TO THI5 PROJECT TO GET THI5 PROBLEM RESOLVED. DISCUSSTON WAS HELD REGARDING PROPOSED CONTRP,CT WITH LARRY SPECK � .. AS ARCHITECT FOR THE CITY HALL COMPLEX. COUNCILMAN SCHRADER STATED HE FELT THAT THIS CONTRACT SHOULD INCLUDE A WRITTEN COMMITMENT ON THE LAND DONATION. DISCUSSION WAS HELD REGARDING THE NEED TO REZONE THIS PROPERTY AND IT WAS THE OPINION OF : COUNCIL THAT THIS REQUEST SHOULD BE MADE BY THE MAYOR AS OWNER OF THE LAND. DTSCUSSION WAS TABLED TO A LATER DATE FOR CLARIFICATION OF VARIOUS ITEMS WITH LARRY SPECK. **MOTTON WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN SCHRADER TO APPROVE FUNDING OF /O� DIRECTIONO THE FINE ARTS COMMISSION UNDER COUNCILMAN SCHRADER'S SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN NEWMAN. MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY. COUNCTLMAN SCHRADER REPORTED THE SYMPHONIC BAND WILL BE IN FRIENDSWOOD ON THUR5DAY THE 28TH OF MARCH TO PERFORM AT 7:30 PM AT THE HIGH SCHOOL. THE FINE ARTS COMMISSION HAS RECEIVED A COMMITMENT FROM THE ARMY BAND TO FERFORM IN FRIENDSWOOD ON SEPTEMBER 1� �985. MAYOR LOWE RECOMMENDED THE APPOINTMENT OF BOB BELDEN TO THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. ,r� **MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN JQRDAN TO APPROVE THE APPOINTMENT '�/Y�� OF BOB BELDEN FOR PLACE TWO ON THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO FILL AN UNEXPIRED TERM FROM 3/85 TO 11/$5. SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN NEWMAN. MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY. DISCUSSION WAS HELD REGARDING REQUEST BY CCDD TO FORGIVE TAXES ON THREE LOTS DONATED TO CCDD IN THE AMOUNT OF $180.59. THE CITY � ATTQRNEY ADVISED TAXE5 COULD NOT BE FORGIVEN. THE CITY DOES NOT HAVE A DESIRE TO FORECLOSE OR SELL THESE THREE LOTS FOR BACK TAXES AND ASKED THAT ALTA CARBONE ADVISE THE DELINQUENT TAX ATTORNEY. THE CITY ATTORNEY WAS REQUESTED TO LOOK INTO THIS MATTER AND ADVISE HOW THI5 COULD BE RESOLVED. MAYOR LOWE ADMINISTERED THE OATH OF OFFICE TO BOB BELDEN TO THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMI5SION. **MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN JORDAN TO APFROVE THE SECOND READING OF ORDINANCE T85-4, AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 84-15 PASSED AND APPROVED AS OF NOVEMBER 19, 1984, AND KN4WN AS THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY, BY CHANGING THE ZONING OF CERTAIN PARCELS O� LAND KNOWN AS LOWE TRACT VENTURE, W. F. MITCHELL TRUSTEE. SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN BRANHAM. MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY. **MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN JORDAN TO APPROVE THE FIRST READING OF T85-6, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CITY OF FRIENDSWOOD, TEXAS, ORDINANCE 84-15, AS AMENDED, PASSED AND APPROVED THE 19TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1984, AND BEING THE ZONING ORDINANCE BY ADDING TO PARA.GRAPH 16 OF SUBSECTTON K OF SECTION 8 OF A NEW SUBPARAGRAPH C; PROVIDING FOR OFF-PREMISE DIRECTIONAL SIGNS FOR DEVELOPMENT5 LOCATED IN SFR, MFR-L, MFR-M AND MFR-H DISTRICTS; MAKING CERTAIN FINDINGS PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY. SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN NEWMAN. MOTION APPROVED. COUNCILMAN SCHRADER OPPOSED. , **MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN JORDAN TO APPROVE SUPPLEMENTAL y�"��� AGREEMENT NO. 1 TD REGIONAL WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITIES CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY OF FRIENDSWOOD AND GULF COAST WASTE DISPOSAL AUTHORITY WITH REFERENCE TO EXPANSTON. SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN WICKLANDER. MOTI�N AFPROVED UNANIMOUSLY. 4 �91 **MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN JORDAN TO APPROVE SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT N4. 2 TO REGIONAL WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITIES CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY OF FRIENDSWOOD AND GULF COAST WASTE DI5POSAL �3 �O� AUTHORITY WITH REFERENCE TO THE CONTRACT WITH DHK CORPORATION. SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN WICKLANDER. MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY. DISCUSSION TO AUTHORIZE AN ORDINANCE BE WRITTEN FOR THE ISSUANCE • .. OF CERTIFICATES OF OBLIGATION FOR PURCHASE OF ONE EKCAVATOR MACHINE WAS TABLED UNTIL NEXT MEETING. I � CITY MANAGER PRESENTED STATUS REPORTS ON CLEARVIEW AVE. WITH PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR MELVIN MEINECKE REPORTING THE CONTRAGTOR IS FINISHED WITH THE CURB AND GUTTERS, FIFTEEN DRIVEWAYS HAVE BEEN POURED WITH SEVENTEEN MORE TO G0, EXCESS DIRT IS TO BE REMOVED BY THE CTTY WITH EKCAVATION TO BE DONE AS NEEDED, PREPARE THE BASE TO THE PROPER GRADE AND THEN THE COUNTY WILL COME IN TO STABILIZE AND COMPLETE. MAYOR LOWE REPORTED CHARLOTTE MCCURLEY WHO OWNS LAND ON MARY�S O CREEK WHERE IT INTERSECTS WITH FM 2351 HAS AN OLD BUILDING AND d. USED CAR LOT ON IT HAS REFUSED TO RELEASE THIS LAND TO THE DRAINAGE DTSTRICT. SINCE THTS HAS REACHED A STALEMATE MAYOR LOWE � AGREED TO HELP AND HAS SET UP A MEETING FOR WEDNESDAY AT 10 : 00 AM L.1� T0 DISCUSS RESOLVING THTS PROBLEM. MAYOR LOWE STATED WE NEED TO (Y] LOOK AT BURNING THE OLD HOUSE WITH THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OVERSEEING ,Q THIS BURN AND NEED TO OBTAIN WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM MS. MCCURLEY. MAYOR LOWE REPQRTED THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION TABLED ITS DISCUSSION OF SPECIFIC USE PERMIT FOR REGENCY ESTATES SECTION TWO. COUNCILMAN SCHRADER AGREED TO MEET WITH THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION TO TRY AND RESOLVE THIS MATTER. CITY MANAGER PRESENTED A STATUS REPORT ON REVENUES USING THE � DELINQUENT TAX FIGURES THAT COUNCILMAN NEWMAN AND COUNCILMAN JORDAN HAD REPORTED ON EARLIER IN THE MEETING. - CHECKS WERE PRESENTED FOR CONSIDERATION AS FOLLOWS: GENERAL 6058-NORTH POINT ASSOC. $ 8,787.00 6089-SHIRLEY CON5TRUCTION C0. 52, 811.50 W & S 3092-INDUSTRIAL ARMATURE WORKS 3,185.25 3093-GULF COAST WASTE DISPOSAL 31,664.14 3095-NORTH POINT ASSOCIATES 8,767 .00 3102-HOUSTON LIGHT & POWER CO. 3,047 .59 3104-TEXAS NEW MEXICO POWER CO. 5,174.55 CAPITAL PJTS 1238-BERNARD JOHNSON, INC. 11, 955.7? W&S CONSTR. 1910-D.BROTHERS, INC. 16,200.00 1911-CAT CONTRACTING TNC. 7,347.16 CHECKS WERE APPROVED FOR PAYMENT UNANIMOUSLY AS PRESENTED. MOTION WAS MADE AND SECONDED TO ADJOURN AT 11:30 PM. G�t;� MAYOR LPH L. LOWE . � DEL RIS MCKE ZI -PONDISH ' CITY SECRETARY 5