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REGULAR t9EETTNG
FRIENDSWOOD CITY COUNCIL
JANUARY 5 , 1987
MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE FRIENDSWOOD CTTY COONCIL THAT
WAS HELD ON JANUARY 5 , 1987 AT CITY HALL AT 7 :00 PM WITH THE' �b
FOLLOWING PRESENT CONSTITUTTNG A QUORUM :
MAYOR , RALPH L . L041E
NIAYOR PRO—TET�1 JAN JORDAN
COUNCILMAN JIM HARRELL
COUNCILMAN PHYLLIS LEE
COUNCILt�IAN EVELYN NEW49AI1
COUNCILMAN JOE PRIHODA
COUNCILr1�N BOB WICItLANDER
CITY ATTORNEY JOHN OLSOIJ
ACTING CITY P�JANAGER rt�z�vlra 1-4FTDiFCKE
T,,,+ CITY SECRETARY DELORIS MCKENZI E
� INVOCATION WAS GIVEN BY L . B. CLINE , FRIENDSWOOD FRI�P�DS CHURCH ,
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(„� MAYOR LOWE RECOGNIZED MR . CLINE AS AN OUTSTANDING �MPLOYEE OF
(�] TfiIS CT.TY FR�M TEiE TI�9L IiE ti+IAS 60 YEARS QLD TO '1'HE TIME HE WAS 72
Q YEARS OLD AND IS NOt� 83 Y�ARS OLD !
tiAYOR LOWE ANNOUNCED THIS COUNCIL APPROVED AT THE LAST COUNC _IL
M�ETING LAST YEAR THE PROGRAt�f TO GO FORWARD iIITH THE SURFACF
WATER PROJECT WZTH THE CT_TY OF HOUSTON. MAYOR L06+1E , COUNC7LI�9�1N
JORDAN AIJD COUNCILMAN k1ICKLANDER MET LAST 4JEEK HIITH HOUSTON LAST
WEEK TO jaORK OUT AN AGREEMENT AND THE COPdTRACT IS EiEING DRAWN UP
AT THIS TIME BY THE ATTORNEYS . MAYOR LOWE 41ELCOt�1ED BROCE GOLDEN ,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS WITH MUD 55 �rJHO WILL JOIN A COOPERATIVE EFFORT
4�IITH THE CITY �F FRiENDSt�00D T� BRT_NG SURFACE 61ATER FROP9 THF
BAYBROOK M�LL AREA TO OUR RESPECTIVE AREAS AT A PRIC.E BENEFICIAL
TO ALL OF US.
P4AYOR LOWE ANNOUNCED THERE WILL BE A t�IEETIIVG TOI�IORROt•! AT CITY
HALL AT 3 : 00 TO DISCUSS WHERE THIS 4JATER WTLL COME INTO
I'RIENDSWOOD . THE ENGINEERS HAV� SUGGESTED A NElr1 SITE AIdD Tt�
PURSUING THAT PARTICULAR SITE THE CITY HAS FOUND THERF ARF NFIr�
OWNERS OF THE 321 ACRES ON FM 528 AI�1D THEY WILL BE ATTFNDING THIS
14EETING TO DISCUSS DONATION OF THIS PARTZCt1LAR SITE .
MAYOR LOWE THANKED EVERYONE THAT CONTRTBUTED SO I��IUCH TO A GR�AT
CHRISTMAS IN FRIENDSWOOD AND THANKED EVERYON� ON BEIiALF OF TEiOSF
THAT BENEFITED FROM THE EFFORT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT COt4T9ITTEE
AND THE VARZQUS VOLUNTEER COP�IMITTEE ' S .
P9AYOR LOWE STATED THAT ONE OF THE NtOST INNOVATIVE IDEAS DURTNG
THF SESQUICENTENNIAL YEAR If3 THE STATE OF 'rEXAS IS THE ADOPTION
PROGRAI�1 THAT HAS BEEN SMPL�t�1ENTED BY FRtBNDSt100D ' S
SESQUICENTENNIAL COORDINATOR , EVELYN N�WMAN ANA HER COt�IMITTEE .
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COUNCILMAN NEWMAN REPORTED THAT 1986 WAS THE 150TH BIRTHI�AY OF
TEXAS AND THIS SESQUICENTENNIAL COMHIITTEE ADOPTED THOSE PERSONS
THAT WERE NOT BORN IN THE STATE OF TEXAS AS TEXANS BASED UPON
MANY REQUESTS TO DO SO THRU OUT THIS YEAR . THIS WAS A FORMALITY
IN ORDER THAT THOSE PERSONS WOULD FEEL THAT TEXAS WAS OPEN TO
THEM AND WANTED THOSE PERSONS TO BE PART QF OUR SESQUICENTENNIAL
EUENTS THRU OUT TIiE YEAR . THIS CONIMITTEE HAD SOMF WONDERFUL
EXPERIF,NCES DURING THE YEAR , BEGINNING WITH STATEHOaD DAY A YEAR
AGO AND JUST CONTINUED THRU THE YEAR- HAVING WOPdDERFUL FVTNTS
WHICH WERE A LOT OF FUN AND A LOT OF WORK . COUAICILMAN NEWMAN
STATED SHE W�ULD LIICE TO RECOGNIZ� THE SESQUICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE
THAT WORKED WITH HER THIS YEAR . THOSE SERVING ON THE COMMITTEE
WERE, STAFF MEMBER DONNA CASHION WHO DID AA1 OUTSTANDING J0�3 ,
LA[JR7:F WHITEHEAD , MARY PRIHODA , PAUL TOMPKINS , JIM WOLTZ , KITTE N
HAJACET�, PEGGY LATHLEAN AND PAUL FRONCZEK ,
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JANIS LOWE, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, ON
BEHALF OF THE QUAKER TOWN CRAFTERS, PRESENTED A SESQUICENTENNIAL
QUILT TO THE SESQUICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE IN COMMEMORATION OF
TEXAS'S 150TH BIRTHDAY, TO BE HUNG IN THE NEW CITY HALL.
MAYOR LOWE ADVISED THE CLEAR CREEK PROJECT HAD HIT A SNAG AND
REPORTED HE HAD SENT A LETTER TO TIiE CORPS OF ENGINEERS
REQUESTING A MEETING BE SET UP IN ORDER TO TRY TO RESOLVE THE
PROBLEM.
COUNCILMAN WICKLANDER REPORTED THE DONATION OF THE 40 ACRE TRACT
OF LAND $ELONGING TO THE LETZERICH FAMILY WAS ACCEPTED BY H. K .
AND ESTHER SPECK FOUNDATION AND THAT THE GALVESTON COUNTY PARKS
BOARD IS LO�KING AT THE POSSIBILITIES OF DEVELOPMENT OF THIS
PROPERTY AS A COUNTY PARK .
MICKEY LANTZ WITH THE COMMUNITY CHORUS APPEARED BEFORE COUNCIL TO
CHALLENGE COUNCIL MEMBERS TO HELP INCREASE MFMBERSHIP IN THE
COMMUNITY CHORUS. NAT VAUGHN INTRODUCED THE BOARD MEMBEAS OF THE
COMMUNITY CHORUS AND ANNOUNCED THAT THEY MET FOR REHEARSAL F�IERY
MONDAY NIGHT AT 7 : 30 PM AT UNITED METHODIST CHURCH IN FRTENDSWOQD
AND INVITED EVERYONE TO JOIN.
MAYOR LOWE APPOINTED COUNCILMAN HARRELL AS COUNCIL LIAISON TO THE
FRIENDSWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD.
**MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN LEE TO CONCUR WITH THE MAYOR' S
APPOINTMENT OF COUNCILMAN HARRELL AS COUNCIL LIAISON TO AT THE ' '' FRIENDSWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD .
SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN NEWMAN. MOTION APFROVED UNANIMOUSLY.
MAYOR LOWE APPOINTED PAUL MAAZ AND COUNCILMAN JORDAN AS
REPRESENTATIVES TO GALVESTON COUNTY INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION .
**MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN WICKLANDER CONCUR WITH THE
MAYOR 'S APPOINTMENT OF PAUL MAAZ AND COUNCILMAN JORDAN AS �
REPRESENTATIVES TO GALVESTON COUNTY INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION.
SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN NEWMAN. MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY.
DISCUSSION WAS HELD REGARDING STATUS OF ELEVATED WATER STORAGE
TANK TO BE ERECTED BY SERVICE ENTERPRISE CORPORATION WITH HERMAN
JOHNSON AND HIS ATTORNEY DWIGHT DONALDSON REPRESENTING SERVICE
ENTERPRISES. MR. DONALDSON REQUESTED A LETTER FROM THE CITY
ENGINEER STATING HOW THE PRICING OF CONCRETE WAS ARRIVED AT TO
ASSIST SERVICE ENTERPRISES IN THE SUIT AGAINST ETHERIDGE
ERECTIONS C0. AND FIDELITY DEPOSIT OF MARYLAND INSURANCE COMPANY
FOR THE ELEVATED STQRAGE TANK #1 IN FRIENDSWOOD.
**MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN LEE TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY
ENGINEER TO PREPARE THIS LETTER STATING HOW THE CALCULATION OF
THE PRICING OF THE CONCRETE WAS PREPARED WITH THE LETTER SUBJECT
TO REVIEW BY ACTING CITY MANAGER AND THE CITY ATTORNEY.
SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN FARRELL. MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY.
DISCUSSION WAS HELD REGARDING PAYMENT FOR ELEVATED WATER STORAGE
TANK #2 WITH HERMAN JOHNSTON STATING THE TOTAL BILL WAS $405,000
WITH ONE PAYMENT BEING MADE OF $89,100 LEAVING A BALANCE OF
$113,400 DUE ON TANK FOR DELIVERY.
COUNCIL STATED AT THIS TIME IT IS UNKNOWN WHERE THIS TANK WILL BE
LOCATED THEREFORE THIS CONTRACT WITH SERVICE ENTERPRISES CAN NOT
BE COMPLETED AND PAID. MAYOR LOWE STATED THAT POSSIBLY THIS TANK
WAS NOT THE BEST WAY TO GO AT THIS TIME AND THAT THE CITY SHOULD
LOOK AT ALL THE ALTERNATIVES AVAILABLE AT THI:?. TIME. A LENGTHY
DISCUSSION FOLLOWED REGARDING KEEPING THTS PRF-OWNED WATER TANK
VERSUS PURCHASE OF A NEW MILLION GALLON GROUND TANK 74' IN
DIAMETER X 34' HIGH AT A COST OF $130,000 WHICH DOES NOT INCLUDE FOUNDATION NOR PAINT3NG , OR A PAE-dWNED 1 . 5 MILLION GALLOI3 GROUNI�
STORAGE TANK 80' IN DIAMETER X 40" HIGH AT A COST OF $127,500
(NEW WOULD BE APPROXIMATELY $200 TO $220 MILLION DOLLARS) OR A 2
MILLION GALLON PRE-OWNED 80 ' DIAMETER X 56 ' HIGH AT A COST OF
$150, 000 ( NEW WOULD BE APPROXIMATELY $300, 000)
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DISCUSSION CONTINUED REGARDING MAKING A PARTIAL PAYMGNT ON TF1IS
CONTRACT WITH COUNCIL REQUESTING THE CITY ATTORNEY TO REVIEW THE
CQNTRACT DOCUMENTS AND DISCUSSION WILL CONTINUE LATER ON IN THE
MEETING.
COUNCILMAN NEWMAN ASKED IF THERE WOULA BE ANY OBJECTIONS TO
AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO SEND A LETTER TO THE STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT REQUESTING A TEMPORARY PASSING LANE ON FM 528 AT THE
SAFEWAY CENTER DUE THE NUMBER OF TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS THAT OCCUR� ,,
THERE. MAYOR LOWE QUESTIONED IF THE CITY SHOULD TAKE THIS ACTION
IF THE CITY WAS CONSIDERING DE-ANNEXING THAT ROAD WAY DUE TO
RIGHT-OF-WAX COST' S IN THE WIDENING PROJECT THAT IS PROPOSED FOR
THIS ROADWAY. IT WAS DECIDED FOR COUNCILMAN NEW1�iAN TO DISCUSS
THIS PROPOSAL AT THE MEETING WITH THE STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
THAT IS BEING SET UP AT THIS TIME TO DISCUSS THE RIGHT-OF-WAY ON
FM2351 AND FM528.
COUNCILMAN JORDAN LEFT THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT THIS TIME.
+� #MOTI�N WAS MADS BY COUNCILMAN NEWMAN TO RATIFY AND CONFIRM
ACCEPTANCE OF DONATION OF CHESTER DRIVE �. PR4PERTIES BY CANE
� CORPORATION. � r�
� SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN PRIHODA. MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY .
� COUNCILMAN JORDAN RETURNED TO THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS,
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m *�`MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN WICKLANDER TO APPROVE AND
Q AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE GONTRACT WITH MUD 55 FOR WATER�„�
CONNECTIONS. �
SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN JORDAN. MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY .
� �MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN NEWMAN TO RATIFY AND CONFTAhi
DONATION OF ADDITIONAL 18 X 311 .50 ON MAGNOLIA STREET PROPERTY. ! �
SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN JORDAN. MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY. �P
# *MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN JORDAN TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY
ATTORNEY TO PREPARE A NO SMOKING ORDINANCE FOR COUNCTL REVIEW FOR
ALL CITY ADMINISTRATION BUILDINGS EXCEPT FOR DESIGNATED SMOKTNG� �
AREAS.
SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN LEE. MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY .
�' �MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN LEE TO APPRpVE RESOLUTION N0.
R87- 1 , CONFIRMING APPOINTMENT OF BRENT MASEL, M. D. , TO THE
GALVESTON COONTY UNITED BOARD OF HEALTH. Q '�
SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN HARRELL. MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY. �J
COUNCILMI�N WICKLANDER LEFT THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT THIS TIME.
* *MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN PRIHODA TO APPROVE THE THIRD AND
FINAL READING OF ORDINANCE T86-25 , DIVIDING THE TERRITORY ANNEXED
TO THE CITY OF FRIENDSWOOD BY ORDINANCE N0. 8 �1-21 INTO ZONIAIG
DISTRICTS AND USE AREAS ; DESCRIBING THE VARIOTJS DISTRICTS ;
PROVIDING A SEVERABTLITY CLAUSE; AND CONTAINING OTHER PROVISIONS
RELATING TO THE SUBJECT . ( FOREST BEND SUBDIVISION)
SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN NEWMAN . MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY .
COUNCILMAN WICKLANDER RETURNED TO THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS. ,
� �MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN LEE TO APPROVE THIRD AND FINAL
READING OF ORDINANCE T8b-26 , AMENDING THE FRIENDSWOOD CITY CQDE
BY STRIKING THEREFR�M ALL OF SECTION 3- 36 OF ARTICLE II OF
CHAPTER 3 AND SUBSTITUTING THEREFOR A NEW SECTION 3-36 ; PROVIDING
FQR IMPOUNDMENT FEES FOR ANIMALS CAUGHT RUNNING AT LARGE IN THE
AMOUNT OF $7 .50 PER DAY OR PART THEREOF PLUS $10 .00 FOR THE FIRST
IMPOUNDMENT, $20. 00 FOR THE SECOND IMPOUNDMENT, AIJD $30. 00 FOR
THE THIRD AND SUBSEQUENT IMPOUND�4ENTS; PROVIDING A PICK-UP CHARGE
OF $26 . 00 FOR COLL�CTION OF ANIMALS RUNNING AT LARG� REQUIRED TO
BE IR�IPOUNDED BFTWEEN THE HOURS OF 5 :00 P . M. AND 8 :00 A .M. MONDAYS
THRU FRIDAYS AND ANY TIME ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAY5 ; PROVIAING
OTHER MATTERS RELATED TO THE SUBJECT; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABSLTTY ;
PROVIDING A PENALTY QF AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $200. 00 FOR
VIOLATION OF ANY PROVISION HEREOF.
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SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN JORDAN . MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY.
MAYOR PRO-TEM JORIIAN PRESIDED OVER THE MCETING AT THIS TIMC.
� �MOTION WAS MADE -�BY COUNCILMAN LEE TO APPROVE SECOND READING OF
ORDINANCE T86-27 , AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 84- 15 PASSED AND
APPROVED AS OF NOVEMBER 19 , 198�1, AI�D KNOWN AS THE ZONING
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY , BY CHANGING THE ZONING OF CERTAIN PARCELS
OF LAND LOCATED AT 807 CEDARWOOD , FRIENDSWOOD , TEXAS FROM OLD
BUSINESS DISTRICT TO SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE . .
SECONDED BY COUNC TLMAN HARRELL. MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY . �
MAXOR LOW� PRESIDED OVER THE COUNCIL MEETING AT THIS TIME.
� �MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN JORDAN TO APPROVE SECOND READTNG
OF ORDINANCF T86-28 , DETERMINING THAT PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND
NECESSITY NO LONGER REQUIRE THE CONTINUED EXISTENCE OF THAT
CERTAIN PORTION OF CHESTER DRIVE , AS DEDICATED BY DEED RECORDED
IN VOLUME 212, PAGE 24 & 25, OF THE DEED RECORDS OF GALVESTON
CQUNTY, TEXAS; VACATING, ABANDONING, AND CLOSING SAID PORTION OF
CHESTER DRIVE ; AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE AND THE CITY
SECRFTARY TO ATTEST QUITCLAIM DEEDS CONVEYING SAID ABANDONED
ROADWAY EASEMENT TO ISRAEL GOMEZ AND WIFF , MARIA, AND GEORGE
WELCH AND WIFE DARLA , THE ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNERS OF SAID
ROAD4TAY EASEMENT, FOR GOOD AND VALUABLE CONSIDERATION; AND
CONTAINING OTHER PROVISIONS RELATING TO THE SUBJ�ECT.
SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN PRIHODA . MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY .
� �MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN HARRELL TO APPftOVE THE CONSENT
AGENDA TO PAY THE CAPITAL PROJECTS AS PRESENTED.
SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN JORDAfV . MOTION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY .
ACTING CITY MANAGER REPORTED THE SWIMMING POOL FINAL INSPECTION
BY THE ARCHITECT FIRM IS SCHEDULED FOR WEDNESDAY JANUARY 7 ,
1987 AT 11 :00 A .M. WITH COUNCIL INSPECTION SCHEDULED FOR 1 : 00
P .M. , THE LIGHT POLES HAVE BEEN REMOVED AT LEAVESLEY PARK TO
MAKE WAY FaR THE PAVI[JG OF THE PARKING LOT, THE RENOVATION OF THE
UPSTAIRS OF PUBLIC WORKS AS OFFICE SPACE FOR ENGINEERING IS
ALMOST COMPLETE AND INVITED COUNC IL TO COME BY � AND TAKE A LOOK
AND FIELD WORK HAS BEEN COMPLETED ON THREE STRFFTS IN THE 1987
STR�ET PROGRAM, DESIGN AS BEEN COMPLETED ON IP�PERIAL FSTATES,
FALLYNG LEAF AND MISTY LANE. A MEETING WITH THE RESIDENTS WILL
B� SET UP TQ SHOW THEM THE PROPQSED WORK QN THES� STREETS AND
THEN WILL GQ OUT FOR BIDS ON THESE PROJECTS. -
DISCUSSION WAS HELD REGARDTNG IMPROUEMENT AND PARKING FOR
SHADWELL STREET WITH COUNCTL REQUESTING THE ACTING CITY MANAGER
TO LOOK AT MOVING THE ROADWAY INTO THE PARK AREA IF NECESSARY
FOR REALIGNME�IT AND THE NUMBER OF TREES THAT WOULD HAVE TO BE
REMOVED TO DQ THIS PROJECT. FIRE CHIEF KEN BEECH REMINDED
EVERYONE THE FIRE DEPARTMENT NEEDED A MINIMUM OF 8 FEET OF
ROADWAY TO ACCOMMODATE FIRE EQUIPMEIJT IF NEEDED DURING THIS
CONSTRUCTION. .
COUPdCILMAN PRIHODA ASKED IF A RESPONSE HAD BEEf� SENT IN REGARDS
TO THE CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED FROM THE TEXAS WATER COMMISSION
REGARDING THE TOWER ESTATES SEWER PLANT. THE ACTING CITY
MANAGER STATED THE RESPONSE HAS BEEN DRAFTED AND WILL BE TYPED
AND SENT BEFORE THE JANUARY 12, 1987 DEADLINE.
COUNCILMAN NEWMAN ASKED IF THE CITY IS PREPARED FOR THE STATE
BOARD OF INSURANCE INSPECTION THAT IS SCHEDULED DURING THE MONTH
OF JANUARY . ACTING CITY MANAGER ADVISED THE FIRE MARSHAL HAS
BEEN WORKIIJG ON THTS PROJECT AND IS PREPAREA FOR THIS INSPECTION .
DISCUSSION CONTINUED REGARDING PAYMENT TO SERVICE ENTERPRISE
WITH THE CITX ATTORNEY ADVISINC� AFT�R R�VIEW OF .THE CONTRA�T THE
CITY SHOULD MAKE AN EFFORT TO PAY THIS INVOICE DUE TO THE
LIQUIDATED DAMAGE CLAUSE IN THE CONTRACT.
HERI�AN JOHNSTON STATED IT HAD BECOME NECESSARY FOR SERVICE
ENTERPRISES TO OBTAIN A BANK LdAN DUE TO THIS OUTSTANDING INVOICE
AND REQUESTED THE COUNC IL CONSIDER PAYING THE INTEAEST ON THTS
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LOAN IF THE BALANCE OF THE INVOICE CAN NOT BE PAID .
* *MOTION WAS MADE IIY COUNCILMAN WICKLANDER T� APPROV� PAYMENT Or
�35, 000 ON EXISTING CONTRACT WITH SERVICE ENTERPRISES AND TO
ASSUME INTEREST PAYMENT� S BASED ON PRIME + 2 ON SERVICE
ENTERPRISES $79 , 000 BAHK LOAN BALANCE WHICH WILL BE INVOIC �
MONTHLY BY SERVICE ENTERPRISES . � ��
SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN LEE . M�TION APPROVED UNANIMOUSLY.
COUNCIL CONVENED IN EXECUTIVE SESSION ACCORDING TO TEXAS OPEN. ,,
P9EETINGS LAW ARTICLE 6252-17 , TEXAS VERNONS CIVIL STATUTES ( g)
PERSONNEL.
COUNCIL RE-CONVENED IN OPEN' SESSION WITH NO ACTION BEING TAKEN.
MOTION WAS MADE AND APPROVED TO ADJOURN AT 11 : 38 PM.
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