HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes City Council - 11/14/1979OWTES
CtU OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
2:QO F. M.
Mayor Luther Jones
Council Members:
Dr. Jack Best
David Diaz
Jack K. Dumpily
Betty N. Turner
Cliff Zarsky
ABSENT.:_
Mayan Pro Temlivard--l.--Saapl-e
City Manager R. Marvin Townsend
City Attorney J. Bruce Aycock
City Secretary Bili G. Read
Mayor Luther Jones called the meeting to order in the Council Chambers of
City Hall.
The invocation was given by the Reverend Monte G. Nabors of the Trinity
Church of the Nazarene:
City Secretary Bill'G. head caned the roll of required Charter Officers
and verified that -.the necessary quorum was present to conduct a legally constituted
:: meeting,.
Mayor Jenea cxplaaned-t at the suggest -ion of Council lienther iilkff Zars_k,_
Oaths of Office will be administered to incoming members pf the City's.Boards,-Com—
mittees and Commissions. Mayor Jones then administered the Oaths of Office to the
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t-zeas_wiFfl ire„aoog{rlted` tri_the Senior Community 3ervicas
Citizens Advisory Health end lielfare Board, the La Retema Library Board' and the-- -- -
Sister City Committee.
Mayor Jones announced that the following, proclamations had been issued._frers-
his office: "ALAN'JAY LERNER DAY - November 15, 1979, and "MAYFLOWER COMPACT
uEEK!! T sflvomhrer 21-22. 1,979.- . -
Mayor Jones'annou"ced the scheduled public hearing on the following matter:
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Outfall portion of the Drainage Master Pion:
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Thi : ; master nlan be readopted showing the. recorntende4 c!ianoes
suggested by the Engineering staff as they pertain to plats 25, 26, 2a and 29.
me right-of-way width for a portion of the Hari• Carrnl l ditch and all of the
Wooldridge -Staples Outfall citcti be modified as indicated an the pians including
alternate widths when a st - t i; sq b- parol lel to the ditch.
Minutes
Regular Council Meeting
November Ike 1939
Page 2
City Manager R. Marvin T» nsend briefly reviewed the previous discussion
onthis matter, at which time it appeared that some changes needed to be made in
the Master Drainage Plan. Mr. Townsend then asked Mr. James K. Lantos, Director
of EngineerTng ape inysrcatUeveropmenr, to surname -the proposed drainage plan-
for
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for this area.
Mr. Lantos located the Mary Carroll Ditch and the Wooldridge -Staples Outfall
Ditch on an area map and explained that the proposed ditch width of the Bary Carroll
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Ditch is 20 -foot bottom. slopes ...- -.- of 2 to 1, and a depth of 11 feet, which requires
a total right-of-way of 115 feet. He explained that this right-of-way requirement -
assumes that there will be no street at this location, but if the developer desires
to construct a street adjacent to the ditch, the amount of right-of-way required
would be reduced.. Mr. Lontos stated that the plans indicate that the Wooldridge
Ditch would be 12 feet wider than the Carroll Ditch, but the same requirements for
right-of-way would be ncedni.- lie also explained that the boundaries far-the-outfaii -
have been changed to facilitate the drainage flow. Mr. Lantos informed the Council
that the plans for the Carroil,Ditch have reduced it from 95 feet to 90 feet.
Council Member Zarsky noted that the previous plan far the Carroll Ditch .
ipso requi r'ed-i15 fe€t-af-rigfit=of-way,--every-though at that -time tire-drairage-'that-
.would be served by the Wooldridge -Staples Outfall arcs to be diverted to the Carroll
Ditch.
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rr• tonins sl;a€ed" #iia -the stafT is 'ret:olmtending tient. Z� �ee:t- of working f
room to serve the ditch be allowed, thus, the amount of right-of-way would-be the
Ne also informed the Council that the Mester Plap calls for Over 130 feet
at the 140600i -4 -the. Carr 1T' Ditttleed"itt the area near i;odd4i:eid =i60 -feet• .
;right-of-way old have been required; therefore, the 115 feet now required does
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r resent quite a reduction.
•Council Member Diaz stated that he was under the impression that if the.
City planned to construct the second ditch, the Carroll Ditch would no longer
r--.lam-dedieibeee# sa arr_,par=rHra,,`.ner
Speaking In regard to this matter was Mr. Gene Urban, Urban Engineering
-#d thil rt2 wss relFresekt..iny se -vert prepert r -owners- h - than surely. -Nt. •
Urban stated that the landowners wanted the -second ditch included in the Master
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Regular Council meeting
November 14, 1979
Page 3
Plan to afford better drainage for this entire area, but at the time that discussion
was held. the City was requiring 115 feet of right-of-way dedication for the Carroll
Ditch. which was the only ditch included in the plans, and now that two ditches are
planned. the City is still requiring the same amount of right-of-way dedication.
lir. Urban expressed the opinion that the City is misinterpreting the requirements
for the drainage ditch according to the Hester Plan and alleged that in 1968, when
Country Club Estates was being developed, the Director of Public 'Works, Mr. Jack
`Mel]aniei, interpreted the Mester Drainage Plan differently and the calculations for
right-of-way requirements were not as great as the City is asking now. Mr. Urban
also questioned why So much right-of-way is required even if a street is constructed
adjacent to the ditch.
Mr. Lontos explained that heavy equipment will be required to clean the
ditch, and subdivision collector streets are not constructed in such a manner to
allow for such heavy trucks and other equipment to be driven on them; therefore,
the City staff is requesting the additional right-of-way to provide a berm wide
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enough for the heavy equipment.
City Manager Townsend aiso pointed out that massive erosion occurs on the
ditches in a very short time, and there is a need for a 25 -foot berm far maintenance.
Mr. Urban stated that he feels that 100 feet of right-of-way dedication
would be adequate for the ditch.
Mr. Lontos stated that if a street is constructed along the ditch. 11 feet
on: tach side of the ditch would be deducted from the required right-of-way.
Mir. Urban again expressed the e i :ia that the calculations made for the
ditch requirements were in error.
Mayor. Jones asked Mr. Urban to provide the Council with copies of his
is in writing so that they will be able to study his opinions. He assured
r Urban that the Council is very concerned about providing adequate drainage far
01.1 area ofthe City.
Mr. Urban suggested that if there is some question about the calculations
of the required right -of -fray that would be necessary for the ditches, the matter
could be discussed with the local Society of Civil Engineers and the Texas Society
of Civil Engineers to obtain other opinions about the ditches.
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Mtnutes
Regular Council Meeting
llavee0er )h, 157.5
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Also speaking in regard to this matter was Mr. Jeff Boudreau, who referred
to the hearing conducted in August at which time it was recommended that only one
ditch be constructed. He stated that at that time, it was his understanding that
the second ditch would be recommended, thus reducing the need for so much right-of-
way for the Carroll Ditch. Itr. Boudreau informed the Council that the developers -
are very concerned about the amount of right-of-way required for dedication and
urged the engineers to resolve this matter as soon as possible.
Mr, _David &cove , T____nting Mr. Morris Lichtenstein. stated that his
client awns -property lir tta arca. He stated that they thought that the 100 feet
of right-of-way dedication was excessive, but in order to get started on their pro-
ject, they agreed tothe100-foot dedication. Mr. Coover questioned why the. City
is requiring an additional 15 feet of right-of-way now and pointed out that this -
r i ents_a,,,1aege expanse of expensive land. He stated that he felt that it.is
unnecessary to have sc touch right-of-way to be used just for maintenance of the
ditch. Mr. Coover alleged that condemnation proceedings would be required for the
City to acquire all of this right-of-way. He assured the Council that his client
would be willing to dedicate the 100 feet but would object to the dedication of
any additional land.
Mr. Farrell D. Smith, another property owner in the area, stated that he
ii in favor of the Wooldridge -Staples Drainage Outfall because he isconcerned
that the proper drainage be included in the Master Plan but painted out that the
land dedication recommended would be very expensive, and the poterita- Clio^se
of the property&iild eventually have to pay for the developer's right-of-way
dedication. He stated that he will also have a written statement prepared_ within
_fie next - two_ueek$.
City Manager Townsend noted that the majority of the land in the City is
drained by pipe; open ditches -are not, as expensive.;.but it is possible to go to
. a concrete structure or a pipe, with the City paying for part of such structures.
and the developers paying for a portion of the cost.
Mayor Jones suggested that this !natter be on the agenda again in two
weeks.
Minutes
Regular Comae.i.t Meet tag
11axelnr 14, 1979
City Manager To 15end stated that he was under the impression that this
:ititter would be resolved Today but asked the Council for additional time to work
11-ef ems. nreblens out.
Council ,Member Diaz stated that he hopes that this matter wilt be resolved—
within the next three week.., or by December. 5.
Council Member Turner concurred with Mr. Diaz' remarks and suggested that
t1kis'.,natter' --i onrthe.-agenda for action on December_ 5. 1979.
that.. the_.
Cityr Manager Townsend stated tear-ne v�ouTQ a1so i:� _„-`�.ag-t _
engineers andoteer.;,,,.,,,, — &'pitthe drainage in this area meet with the City
stafxbefore the Council meeting .. December -5.
Kr. liulen Hunt, who stated that although his property is not affected by
thisdrainage plan, he would like to express appreciation to the Council for their,
i�.y. i _> ltj s matter.
]btTon oy`Turner that the public hearing on the Wooldridge -Staples -Drainage"-
Outfall porflan of'the Drainage Raster Plan be recessed until December 5, 1979,
seeded by Dunphy: and_passed unanimously.
Mayor, Jones called.for-the City .Manager's Reports. .city Manager Townsend
presented the following items with related-_rszunents and explanations and recom
oded..that:
sids'be received at 11;00 a.m., Tuesday, Decernber k, t 979�on the"`rol Io
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soa3tiona3.+electrorric analytical. balance fpr the City—County' Health
pT+,7xnt L-_ratery. department.has,.ane otter Hai/ince' which is Used..
*0 904 for eir`pollutton contfa works; adrtiuiwl ,.ala.:4e t�1
isssd by t ie aboratory to analyze such hemsas Water and wastewater
A Face t - i±as .� sante cendttlanel van for "Senloor C unity'-
SerMi es to be used. in the County portion of the p gam An Jul ' z i• 75 .
the l.ty melt approved sutiilltssiar;: of a• grails appl.lcatiaii aft behalf of
iius s "County.. to the Coastal •9end Councl1 of,Governments .fork purchase of
the van. The _tacal ,Match far the grant will be 'pravlded by this Co my
The'yah being replaced is a 1973 model With over 1,00,000 mile$.
Contracts lot roof repairs be riad-e-t-o-lTit ha.; [s.,af ow
bid:
L S M METAL FABRICATORS, inc., Corpus Christi
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Lot 1 -Art Comr"unity Center Building, 902 Park Avenue r 3c950. -00_. -nen .-,ri_b
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24.00
Lot ll - Buiieling Maintenance Shops.. 5th' whin Street 7,6
$11,2'4.00
Minutes
P Regular Come -ell, meeeiee
Moverber $4, 1979
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SEC/MIST-HALL COMPANY, Corpus Christi
Let ill - Seaman's Center Bldg., e22 Belden
GRAND TOTAL
$ 1.105.00
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112,679.00
These were the only twe firms submitting bids. The Seaman's Center Is located
in a portion of the Park and Recreation Department Building. The Seaman's
Center and Art Community Center leases provide that the City Is responsible
for roof and exterior building repair. The roofs leak badly. Their repair
is included in the 1979-80 8udget7
c. A contract for printing 250 City Zoning Map Books be awarded to MESLON
REPRODUCTION E. SUPPLY, Corpus Christi on the basis of only bid received of
$6,000. Sid invitations were sent to seven possible suppliers. Price
teerlsoe shows an increase of 96 since last printing in 1976.
d. Plans and specifications for the Flour Bluff Gardens Sanitary Sewer Improvements
be approved and bids be received en December 12, 1979. This project provides
for gravity sanitary sewer service in June Drive, Selma Drive, Blossom Street
and portions of Don Patricio Road and Amber Drive. Also included is a lift
station in Blossom Street and a force maim in Waldron Road to approximately
half mile north of the subdivision near Graham Road. This is a 1977 Bond
Project supplemented by the 5th Year Community Development Program,
City Manager Townsend urged the Council to approve the receipt of bids on
this entire area rather than receiving alternates for the additional lots in the
Subdivision that were not originally included in the project. He suggested that
if the bids received are higher than anticipated, possibly funds could be allocated
from anothee'eource, He stated that after the contract is awarded and the project
is started, it should be completed by June of 13807
e---eee-Tbeeeenseeuctiote contract,far imprvements to thelleeces. teeny Senior. _
Center in Robstown be awarded to GULF COAST CONSTRUCTION. for $11,124.74 and
$12 700 be appropriated Including engineering and related expenses. The
- project consists -Of the installation of a stove hood with fire protection,
kitchen-piumbng, remodeling of restrooms, and other interior and exterior
leyeireeeetse-endetelli beefUnded,by-a gram received to uktadi the-60.1dIng. '
lbe facility will be used as a meal Site for the Nueces County-Seplor Citleens
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,efee, The:Virious Water Sestem Improvement!, Phase If contract be awarded to isles
, COnStFueirtiii—C-oripiny- for -$101357 T .25 and $340,000 be apOrdOrtated utcThdrng
englneer1414 and related expenses.. The project includes the installationof
rlarAarri.TZ',0fP%.8"-end-110.ivaiir tines -with necessary Nfalves, fire hydrants,
fittings -end services. Alt work would be in the Monte Vista anci'Mussett
Addition -0 the City and is a 4th Year Community Development projeci-. Phase 1
of the contract was awarded to Claude Chapman Construction Company on
„AsAgt,r0,6pc 2.6_ 1471- 'Eh* Arftx.invnived iS aenerailV located between Alameda And
1.9thealkeek--""een Meerecet Strecte. _ . _
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!Coutes
Regular Council 'leonine
November lid. 197,
Page 7
g. The appropriation nee* for Staples/Morgan/Port Street Improvements be revised
ta preeide ai, additional $20,600 as requested by the State Department of Highways
s Public Taansportatien_ The tires share of eeestruut ;ea was originaliy . -
estimated tc be $67.300 kf 11 i ch has been depoeated ir the State Treasury, Cost
. tra-Tat ,&s. eee. eeeeeeeeeed wite rere E nt of bids. Revised totals are: South
Staples, Carroll Lane to Annapolis Driel-- -.S-6X0--laaezie-ae_eee$1.280kle
Horgan Avenue, Port Avenue to S.H. -23- $4,638 (Estimate - $8,700)1. and Port
Avenue, Agnes Street to Deere Street - $-16,742 (Estimate - $45,800). Total
project cost is $1787,105.25 based ce tae low bid by Heidenfels Brethers, inc. -
The project will be joiet/y constructed by the City and State under the Urban
Systems Program.
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h. The following act tort b taken in connectiert with Ella Barnes Area Street
Improvements Unit l -A:
(l) The -project -Be aceepted =4 fine' payment of $70,158.7Z be authorized
to Isles Construction Company for a total of $728,766.lea
12) The final assessment roil be adopted containing 366 items Fora total
assessment Of S220,714.77.
This street reconstruction project wee funded by the 1977 Street Bond Program
and 3rd Year Community Development funds. 2.2 miles of streets were tecon-
ery,,e st!,d:
* a. The engineering contract with Lockwood. Andrews a Neeenam Inc. for design of
improvements at the Corpus- Zhristf International Airport be amended to reflect
adjusted fees resetting from anticipated increased construction costs. An
increase of $44,785 few $35,215 to $140,000 is recommended which encompasses 1
disign modifications on the commercial ramp, main parking lot, and entrance V
road. Included in the contract amendment is a provision for interim payments . it
to the -engineer slarleo _the des ign phase. The amendment wilt al so stipulate - Ja
that design of these projects will be such that construction costs will not
exceed the budget. . .
...,,....el„ Ak_.contract .he approved with Laventhol and Horwath fora marketing study for a _.
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- . first- class hotel development alone the bayfront at a cost not -to exteede$10„500ae.e
The information from the study will helpdevelopers secure lenders for hotele'
and midair Ifie'r.hrtsMantion:Ceeter. Preliminary inveetioptiorte, performed by
: - Laventhol andaRerwath. indicate that this study 15 necessary at this tiriii7betabge'aea-- e'er -
of -increased e tetek est -ratee end inflatienary.geSt Of edestruat laMe-i The. cost :of, ee e e,
' - a,' 'the prelnary investigation is included in the cost which Ta"aeceneeeededereetee-------ea-ee.
errs—rd-Virse-tiseTtrerte. t. .and-Conevettee-Feneal.eonueetedati conuct1on
ActIV ty,,
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*eine!, Member Diaz inquired if a sieller study Ilea- nataheerevond4teel'ieet eeeeee
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bey Manager TtavaSend efegatned that in 1974 a. V iSitere-Hoesing Stedyeeae.,
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autherizede and: this was actually geed in the expansion ef some of the 'existing
_pewee hIatelee He etated that the staff feels that a more current update -of a study
of hotels and the availability o rooms forpeople atteeetue eee.e.....iereeeeet'aeaelnee:.
convince hotel operators to 'locate their facilities in Corpus Christi.
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*Item "I" was withdrawn from ceneideratien ee tee City Manner.
! flutes
Regular Ccuae:i! sleeting
Moodimber t+E 1.9d9
Pam. a.
Assistant City Manager Archie Walker explained that an update of the Hous-
.. ft -May -ties - -
... the situation different trreparear�z jan.�rY; 19,��, but is very .��.�arena ot this
tl. because of the increased interest rate on loans and the tight financial market.
Mr. Walker stated that the purpose for this request is to make the most minute firm-
.* cial study as it pertains to housing because of the predicted opening of the Conven-
---. tion. .Center..
City Manager Townsend re,iinded the Council that it is clear that the Conven-
tion Center will open without enough hetes rooms available far those attending the
booked conventions. Hr. Townsend also pointed out that there is a need to have
transportation plans to the Convention Center from outlying hotels rather than just
the hotels in the Bayfront -downtown area, but indicated that this subject will be
discussed later.
Council Member Turner expressed the opinion that by the time the consultant
completes the report and it is printed, the information included in the study will
be obsolete.
:'sslstarit City Manager Walker pointed out that Holiday Inn announced their
expansion plans after the January update of the study and emphasized the fact that
the, studies are definitely used..
Council_llember Hest asked if the City is aware of a specific hotel project
!hat nht of iai.Ize.1_f.t s.studv Is not_prepared__
A33.1stant Clty manager Walker statedthat the City is_aware of one hotel
$10:1.1 a plans, and City Manager Townsend inforaed the Council that two
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r hota1- have indicated en interest in locating facilities here.
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+nation Ordnance,ba amended to be consistent with the 1979-80 Collective
n
r y< iNovember - .
iY d�te eenhth bn-y.aade Co 979. ahrfati FIref tars: Upson_
Ovide,clothing allowance of -$15 per mpath for unflotifr and Oothing
c?eanhi and nsaii.tenance.
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as each�5 sur day - •the 24 -.hour shift.
i3) Provfele longevity pay of $66,001 par month for each complete year of service
- = r _ No € . ; - lonnevfttAwir 0406-00 r
month paid thereafter far each year of service to a maximum of 25 years.--
Miinetee
Regular Council fixing
tiave/ober 14, 1975
Page 9
The City neeew itr e e s with the Lewer Nueces River Hater Supply District
to enable the District to avoid a property tax levy. Oriw-eontreet.wIII continue
th .75.000 per month eayreet for water purchases, rather than the $40,000 as
provided in the or=giiiai ?eietriet „ «=cert-. S. -eit ht case, the July payment
includes a final arijustr..eet to isrioe the total payment to approximafe-fy I0bi`-,------
in 1979-80. The second:n trent triii provide ren additional $130,000 in equal
monthly payments. The budget provided $140,000 for this supplemental payment,
tee dee_full 8,,ount is not needed dee to higher than anticipated water sales
--a �. $100 non The District -Board of
during 1978-79.- The payren: tar ,-r�r. �� ,-..._._--
Directors have reviewed the agreements and concurs. --=-
m. Landscaping and minor construction improvements at the -Carpus Christi Garden
Center pians be approved- Planned ieprovements include a fenced patio,
landscaping, iigetinei e=rieetiee, end raised planters. The landscape plan and
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cross sections were presented to the Park and Fierreatlon"do--a
ara en-
1979 and recommended ended for approval.
n. The 1979-80 Budget for Municipal Court be amended to provide one additional
Warrant Officer 1 (Grade 15) and in Clerk 11 (Grade 10) for the remainder of
the budget year. .Additional pereoen:I are required to effectively process
the increasing volume of warrants and citations. Increased expenditures, for
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Municipal Court will be offset by Court revenues which will be greater than
---es€jmated_-in.ttte budget. The cost for the two positions for the remainder
of the year `Wff be -$'4,505.
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o_ The building code revision ordinance which was approved on first reading'on - ._..
October 17, 1979 be amended prior to its second reading scheduled for December 5,
1979, to delete ineceanical code and consolidated permit provisions. It is
•furtiier recommended that ordinances containing the deleted mechanical code and.
consolidated permit provisions be approved on first reading so that the'entire
subject will he appropriately before the Council.
p.- The.elistlne utility easement five feat (5') each side of the line.between
Lots 11 and 12, Block 4, eriarwaod tic. 4 be abandoned as the property owner
proposes to develop a six -unit townhouse, part of:wh€ch would cover the' ground
- •erea-presentle.occupied by the easement. All affected departments concur.- The,
area lave -Wed is located on ebt southwest comer of _Threes end t€arewick Drives.
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. ane_y lease '~ eeeeeeee with Cornus Christi National Bank for use of
certain aerial and subsurface property far the construction a1` a pedcsir'iaet......_-
sky bridge and slater lines crnnectirig the perking geraae and office tower now A
under constrectlon.
City Manager Townsend explained that this item was pieced on .the agenda because
- rn 1 :ene requires a minimum of 0 days between -the
in.veM i!f t1rL�"ice t}ssG ye r requires y
first and the third reading, corpus Christi National Bank reiiuested aapreeel of a.
sh'rt-termlease for one year so that construction can commence.•
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*T. The fb1T irTe e-ecelens epee= iso 40...= ti -on with the Cel ise m improvements:
(1) 'A contract for improvements to tee Curees. Christi Coliseum be dee ---to Beecroft . Williamson, Inc= for 5256,259. Improvements will include
restr:oem renoeetion, relocatioe of the loading dock, new ticket office,
_arena enprovemente. corrleer eccees improvements, new ice machine, and
exteslor Tandeeepine. A t*=ri eeprepriatioe of 7Z615,0i'l0 is necessaly
inciudTng contract award and relntee expanses. the recorcwndetion is
based on deletion of a rarAbCr of i terns agreed to by the contractor.
A elOnzle order sten€zine, the =.1 -elation is also rr_ciynnendcd.
*Item "r" was withdrnrn ;jitter f€.rteee eeteeesiee - ;gee pale { 5.
.i�<, fsir. ,r .eet'-.e,.-. d. ...,e_, elv..:gin �j��i.aect.kei
4t',xut+e5
Regular Coanci t fleeting
Meeember 14, 1.979,.
lege -fid
{4) An acaeshdmeast to the architectural services contract with Brock s Mabrey
r+rcheieete f 4--i• . of .age Celeseeee Improvements be approved providing
irerease1 desiee inspection fees based on the actual construction cost.
The orioleol contract provided $15.000 (10$ of $150,000) and was based
on the esti sated Cost sr :r_`.Urovemenes.-- Lee tee rcoo -55-5a _._`f. «'_J
by Beecroft a 1i;lt'ar alb, .inc. Rr appropriation of $10,626 is needed.
Ay total of $86,575.08 will he utilized out of the General Fund Reserve
Account, of wlxich S70,000 wi i i be reimbursed from the Coliseum Bond
well=eem Bete_ e,e bee a Seee_ _l Pend wilt bear the cast of
walk—In
cooler/ice machine for the Coliseum.
'circ L ttos expie€ped- the alternates that were included when the bids were
-_sueee$ted that the ordinances allocating funds for this project be
considered next week because of the need to change since of the figures included
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the ordinance.
City Manager Townsend further explained that $20,000 will be requested from
the General -Fund so that the award of contract can be made next week. He -stated
that the General Fund can be reimbursed felloaring the sale of bons -on r OVeniber 2'1, "`
which sale will include bond fund for the Cs1isetn improvements.
Council }camber D"saz_ inquired about the guardrails that were included in - l
tree bidding and stated that be felt that these are necessary. e
City Manager Townsend stated that if the staff can inform the contractor
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that he.can begin the project now and that the contract award will he forthcoming
- —n. -watt weekeet a£tsreaf ehe guerdreees .aro -also. -be- d-iscussed•wlee the -contractor
to see if they can he included -1n the project.'
Mayor :ones noted that the restroom wells wTTT be partTaily painted,::w-ith
tic to be installed ane -half way up the will. He suggested that since this matter
wait be tons -Weed again next week,. that the staff include in their recommendation
"" e— esse5ia awon `oma -the- ;uaUralic and t-T-e•.ft r -the 'en -tire waw=-s'?eV thee --est----.: -"
* City Manager Townsend then withdrew item "r" from consideration.
-f.. were were, neefureher" erelments oil rile ti ty- aMranager:ti n �rta
-�r»Tw'e cam.-, _
tkzion by Diaz that. the City Haneger's Reports, Items "a" thru "q.I, with
the exception ess.eteta "i" which was withd;awe, be approved; seconded by Best; and
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pm -frit, ter mgoohy, seeentlr.l by Teener end pessed unanimously, that Meyer
P -n rc' &wale, who .rays Qut of the ( tv, be excused far just cause.
CitY Manager Townsend presented • for the Council's consideration a Ifotion
to-amend.-the—oral-twice read_ Onfirst reading on f:Utnjer 17, InTi 10 Approve _th'..-`--
the Standard !Wilding Code. 1979 Edition. Re explained that the motion to amend
deletes theilMchanical Code and also deletes the provision to carbine the budding, --
electrical and plumbing pera,it fees for new construction for one and two family
dwellings, pointing out that separate ordinances pertaining to these tfrq categories
are -on the agenda today for first reading.
Motion by Diaz that the ordinance which proposes to amend the Building .,
Bode be amended, as set forth above; seconded by Zarsky; and passed unanimpusly.�.
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Mayor Jones called for the ordinances. City Manager Townsend briefly
explained the.ordinances on the agenda, except for the ones that had been with
drawn,
Mayor Jones then invited consents from the audience on the ordinances.;'
Mr. Jim Abernathy referred to the Council's request thafthe Air Condi-
tioning-and Plumbing Association prepare an ordinance that would set forth regu. ..
lotions pertaining to that industry and presented the Council with copies of the
proposed ordinance which he stated had Peen approved by Mr- Bill Henning§'.'.Director
aaspection`s and llperatiaris .'—
Mayor -Jones—thanked
--Mayor-Jones-thanked M1 Abernathy for -providing the proposed.ordinance:and-
Slated -t t -th COtini.`i'1 wflT"Tzr-iei:-ft for
There were no further comments in regard to the ordinances. City Secretary
Read. Felled :the Ancil for their votes, and the following ordinances were epproved.t-
FfRS:' REtGlfil::
AMENDING ARTICLE Iti SCHEDULES, SECTION 53-250 SCHEDULE 1 - ONE-WAY STRr_1:'FS Ai{g IkLLEY5,
SUBSECTION (a-1) BY ADDING THERETO ONE-WAY PROVISION FOR TRAFFIC MOVEMENT FOR SHERIDAN -
DRIVE, FROM ALANEDA'STREET TO HARRY STREET; PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION.
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carcyesrn-ardsnance- Ras-reav for the f rst time- arta °passed- to - its second redoing
by:Abe fol k:wing vote: Jones, Best, Diaz, Dumphy, Turner, and Zarsky voting "Aye";
.Sample, "absent"
MST READING: -.
ADOPT1iiii-TBE STA111tAAD liECHANI AL LODE, 1979 EDITION, EXCEPT AS HEREUiAFTER_PRfstIDEa: _,
PROVIDING PENALTIES POR VIOtATIOA; PROVIDING FOR SEVERANCE; PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION.
The foregoing ordinance was read far the fjrst time and passed is its second reading
by that following vote: Jones. Best, Diaz, Dumghy. Turner, and Zarsky voting 'Aye";
1=IA5TU READ1 ids:
DYING FOR COMBINED BUILDING, ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING PERMIT FEES FOR HEW CONSTRUCTION
O ;`i -MO IVO CAM!LY DWELLINGS.
The -foregoing ordinance was read for the first time and passed to Its second reading :M
by the following vote: Jones, Best, Diaz, Difiphy, Turner, and Zarsky voting "Aye";
Sns1e, : "absent".
SECOND' READING`
AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, 1976 REVISION, AS AMENDED, BY
ittFMniuc AeT!r!F IV. CHARGES FOR USE OF RIGHTS-OF-WAY. BY AMENDING SECTIONS 49-60,-
49-61,A49-62, 49-63, 49-4, 49-65, 49-66 AND 49-67 AS HEREINAFTER PROVIDED, TO PROVIDE,
FOR AN INCREASED FEE RATE OVER PREVIOUSLY ADOPTED RATES TO BE CHARGED PARTIES DESIRING
TO, UTILIZE THE PUDLIC RIGHTS OF WAY OF THE CITY FOR THE PURPOSES OF CONSTRUCTING,
LAYING, MAINTAINING AND OPERATING PIPELINES FOR TRANSPORTING PETROLEUM PRODUCTS OR
0Th$Eii PIPELINE USES: PROVIDING POR SEVERABILITY.
The foregoing ordinance was read -for the second time and passed to its third reading
by the following vote: Jones. Best, Diaz, Dumphy, Turner, and Zarsky voting "Aye";
SaIple, "absent".
SECOND `.'READING:
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE A LEASE WITH THE CORPUS CHRISTI NATIONAL BANK,
IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE IX, SECTION 29 OF THE CITY CHARTER, FOR THE LEASING OF
CERTAIN AERIAL AND SUBSURFACE PREMISES, ALL AS MORE FULLY SET FORTH IN THE LEASE,
A SUBSTANTIAL COPY OF WHICH IS ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART HEREOF.
The -foregoing ordinance was read for the second time and passed to its third reading
by the,foliowing vote: Jones, Best, Diaz, Dumphy. Turner, and Zarsky voting 'Aye";
Sample, "absent"
oRR LANCE 110.15221:
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE A CONTRACT WITH GULF COAST CONSTRUCTION FOR
RENOVATIONS- TITHE 1IUECE5 COUNTY SENIOR CITIZENS' CENTER IN ROBSTOi ; APPR$FRIAT.iNG
$12.700 OUT OF THE TITLE 5, SENIOR CITIZENS' GRANT, NO. 162, FEDERAL/STATES GRANT FUND,.
ACTIVITY 4760, CODE 502, OF WHICH AMOUNT $11,124.74 I5 FOR THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT
AHD $1,575.26. IS FOR CONTINGENCIES, CHANGE ORDERS, AND INCIDENTAL EXPENSES, AND
DEStAR1NG 'Aii"EMERGENCY".
T3 Ch;rte Rafe- was suspended and the foregoing ordinance passed by -the following vote:
Jones,. Best, Diaz, Dunphy, Turner, and Zarsky voting "Aye"; Semple, "absent".
ORDINANCE Il0 152.22:_.
::+:...,.. .�. rue raTv itAASCD TO EXECUTE A CDNT ACT WITH ISLES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC.
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FOR 06TALLATION OF WATER' LINES IN VARIOUS AREAS OF TRE CITY Gr CORPUS CHRISTI
APPItOfRIATI;MG $340,-000 OUT OF THE NO. 162 FEDERAL/STATES GRANT FUND. ACTIVITY 4741,
10 , OF IIIICHH $308,521.25 IS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT, $18,000 15 FOR
ADDITIONAL .t1$GWERING INCLUDING INSPECTION, AND $13,478.75 15 FDR LABORATORY TESTING,
CHANGE ORDERS,`CONTINGENCIES AND RELATED EXPENSES; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The Chatter Aule . suspended mod the fare...i.w ordlnence passed by the fnl l
3-•--��--- 9�+1na vote:
,ones, *est, Diaz, Dumphy. Turner, and Zarsky voting "Aye"; Sample. "absent".
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Regular Council Meeting
November 14, 197$
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ORDINANCE NO. 15221:
APPROPRIATING 520.600 OUT OF THE NO. 220 STREET EiiND FUND TO SUPPLEMENT FUNDS PRE-
VIONSLY APPROPRIATED 3Y ORDINANCE HO. 15127 FOR THE CITY'S SHARE OF CONSTRUCTION
COSTS ON METROPOLITAN HIGHWAY 102 f. PORT AVENUE) Fk001 AGNES STREET TO BUFORD STREET;;
METROPOLITAN HIGHWAY 403 (HORGAN AVEi:UE.I FROM PORT AVENUE TO STATE HIGHWAY 286; AND
METROPOLITAN H€09wAX 374. MD -Ur.? STAPLES STREP-) FROM CARROLL L4H TO ANNAPOLIS DRIVE,
SAID APPROPRIATION BEING APPLICABLE TO PROJECT NO. 220-77-1, PORT AVENUE, AGNES STREET
TO BUFORD STREET, 10 BE PLACED IN ESCROW WITH ,HE STATE TREASURER, ACCOUNT OF TRUST
FUND NO. 327; AND DECLARING An EMERGENCY.
The Charter Rule was R:spet:ue.' and the szragnina ordinance passed by the following
vote: Jones; Rest, Diaz, Ounphy, Turner and Zarsky voting "Aye"; Sample, absent.:
ORDINANCE NO. 15224:
AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 1451g, eKs5E5 Anv n. .•.:'E" av_ 7t'F CITY COUNCIL ON OCTOBER 4', 1978,
AS AMENDED. BY AMENDING SECTION 3 OF SAID ORO!NANCE SD AS TO ADOPT THE FINAL ASSESSMEN1
ROLL.AND ASSESSMENTS LEVIED AGAINST ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNERS ON THE FOLLOWING STREETS:
ELLA BARNES; UNIT IA
i. Chippewa Street from Duncan Avenue to Francesca Street;
2. Coleman and Morris Streets from Ouncar Avenue to Harmon Street;
3. Dolores Avenue and Harmon Street from Ruth Street to Agnes Street;
4_ Duncan Avenue from Highland Avenue to Agnes Street;
5. Marguerite Street from Duncan Avenue to South Port Avenue;
6.. Nary Street, Francesca Street to South Port Avenue:
7. Ruth Street from Francesca Street to Highland Avenue; ?.
8. Sunrise Avenue from Duncan Avenue to Ruth; t>
115 HEREIN, PROVIDED; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY_ it
The Charter Rule was suspended and the foregoing ordinance passed by the following vote:
Jones, Best, Diaz,'Dumphy, Turner, and Zarsky voting's;ye" Sample, "absent".
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ORDINANCE NO. 15225.:
MENDING ORDINANCE HO. 8127, AS AMENDED, BY AMENDING SECTION 700 SPECIAL COMPENSATION.
PROVISIONS, SUBSECTION 704,2 TO PROVIDE FOR MONTHLY CLOTHING AUX/MU-TM EAC1 POLICE
IC DEPARTMENT AND FOR EACH FIREFIGHTER OF THE F.1RE DEPARTMENT FMR •
OFFICER. OF THE POLICE ....,
WIIFORN AND CLOTHING CLEARING AND MAINTENANCE: AMENDING SUBSECTION 705 BY MING
PARAGRAPH 50 AS_10 PROVIDE FOR ASSIGNMENT PAY OF SIO PER MONTH TO FIREFIGHTERS WHO ARE
CERTIFIED AS PARAMEDICS AND AO PERFORM AMBULANCE DUTIES FOR A MINIMUM OF SIX (6) HOURS-
OF EACHiZ-HO'1It DAY DF THE 24-HOUR SHI=T; AMENDING SUBSECTION 806 TO PROVIDE LONGEVITY
PAY OF S6 PER MONTH FOR EACH COMPLETE YEAR OF SERVICE COP TO A MAXIMUM OF 15 YEARS of
SERVICE WITH LONGEVITY PAY OF PER MONTH PAID THEREAFTER FOR EACH YEAR OF SERVI:C6,T0'
A MAMMON OF 25 .YEARS; PROV1DtNu A SEVERANCE CLAUSE; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND
'DECLARING Ali EMERGENCY. -
Tha Charter Rule was suspended artd the foregoing ordinance passed by the foltowtng vote:
...l - s., mt, 11er. Burnaby. Turner, and Zarsky voting "Aye"; Sample, rrabseht": •
(lRO INCE N0. 152.26:
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER. TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH THE LOWER HUECES RIVER WATER.
SUPPLY DISTRICT BY THE TERMSOF WHICH THE CITY AGREES TO MAKE A $130,000 SUPPLEMENTAL
PAYMENT TO THE DISTRICT FOR DEBT RETIREMENT DURING THE 1979-80 FISCAL YEAR, ALL AS MORE
11 --"Ly SET FDR H 1A1 THE AGREEMENT. I;1 SUBSTANTIALLY T4E FORM ATTACHED HERETO, MARKED
EXHIBIT "A" AIW MAIC A PMT HEREOF: AHD DECLARING Ah EMERGENCY_
The Charter Rule was suspended and the forego/ng ordinance pass Dy the following vote:
Jones, Hest, Diaz. Dumpily, Turner, and Zarsky vnt?ng ,Aye". Sample, "absent'y.
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Regular Council Meeting
NOVemeer 14, 1973
Page' 14
ORDINANCE NO. 15227:
AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AN AGREEMENT WITH THE LOWER NUECES RIVER WATER SUPPLY DISTRICT
IN WHICH THE CITY AGREES TO MAKE MONTHLY PAYMENTS TO THE WATER-VISTRi YOID 7 - _.. -
DISTRICT TAX LEVY, PROVIDING FOR THE CANCELLATION OF THIS AGREEMENT SHOULD THE DISTRICT
LEVY A TAX, ALL AS t!0RE FULLY SET FORTH IN THE AGREEMENT, IN SUBSTANTIALLY THE FORM
ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART HEREOF, MARKED EXHIBIT "A"; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter Rule was suspended and the foregoing ordinance passed by the following vote:
Jones, Best, l]taz; 13i*pl,y, Turner, and Zarsky voting"Aye"; Sa 1 "absent".
ORDINANCE NO. 15228:
ING_THE.197940 .BUDGET FOR THE GENERAL FUND -BY TRANSFERRING FROM, THE FUND'S RESERVE
$14,805 TO THE MU I-1:tp4 L COURT -ACTIVITY SQ As iu � vvipi'c FDA i,rii nvri-T :"L °: RAYT—
OFFICER 1 AND ONE CLERK ti; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter Rulc was suspended and the foregoing ordinance passed by the following vote:
,tones, Best, Diaz, Dumphy, Turner, and Zarsky voting "Aye"; Sample, "absent".
ORDINANCE NO, 15229:
CLOSING AND ABANDONING A 10 -FOOT UTILITY EASEMENT ALONG THE COMMON BOUNDARY -LINE OF
LOTS 11 AND 12 BLOCK 4, BRIARW00D SUBDIVISION UNIT 4; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter Rule was suspended and the foregoing ordinance passed by the following vote
Jones, Best, Diaz, Dunphy, Turner, and Zarsky voting "Aye"; Sample, "absent".'
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ORDINANCE N0. 15230: 01
CLOSING A PORTION. 0? 40HANNA STREET LOCATED ON LOT 46; BLOCK 3, VENTURA PLAZA UNIT 5,
A$ MORE PARTICULARLYDESCRIBEDHEREINAFTER; PROVIDING.f0R SEVERABILITY; AND DECLARING t
A* xa, REENCY- -
ti�e Charter RuTe-as;susperdcd and the `oregaIng ordinance passed by the following -vote.
.longs, aest,_Diaz. Dunphy; Turner, and Zarsky voting "Aye'; Sample, "absent"._
AliTH0RI.21MG THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE A ONE-YEAR IEASEtiiITH cDNpils yinclsTi ;eyTtvi,AL - ---
Ba1._NK FOR USE OF CERTAIN AERIAL AND SUBSURFACE PROPERTY FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A
PEDESTRIAN SKY BRIDGE AND WATER LINES CONNECTING THE PARKING GARAGE AND OFFICE TOWER
dit6ER-`C NS OH--AU4•-AS-NORE.F11LLY sELIORTH_TL TKE COlii'RACT,_ A SUBSTANTIAL
COPY OF WHICHAS ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART HEREOF; AND DECLARING AHTENERGtNGY.
!fie Charter Ruleiwas suspended and the foregoing ordlniance passed by.the following..vote;:
Jones, Best, Diaz, _Dumphy, Turner,: and Zarsky voting "Aye", Sample, "absent".
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Nayarr Jones caned for petitions or information from the audience on;..atters
not sctie4uled on the -agenda.
lit;t.,Gregory Moore addressed the Council in regard to the proposed aquarium
!Pw1 ex ;ka# j.:=,.. to its installation on the T bead and stated that he felt
that Corpus Christi Beach should be considered for the location of the aquarium.
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Regular Council Meeting
November 14, 1974
Page 15
Mr, Moore pointed rant that if the aquarium is located on the T -Head and the Aquarium
Association is unable to provide funds for its maintenance, the City of Corpus
Christi will have to bear tht. , utdci: of maintenanen and upkeep of the far! l i ty,
Ms. Sherry Record, 1914 5ulfureeze Bautevard, who stated that she was a
member of the North Beach Association but is speaking only as a concerned citizen,
also spoke in regard to the aquarium. Ms_ Record pointed out that Corpus Christi
Beach is vacant and unused; expressed the opinion that this is a waste of a beauti-
ful beach; and stated that she felt that the aquarium should be located there because
parking and access to the area is quite adequate- Ms. Record also expressed the
opinion that the City has neglected development of Corpus Christi Beach and stated
that the location of the aquarium there could generate further development.
City Manager Townsend took exception to .'is. Retord's contention than the
City has :elected th;s area end emphasized the fact that more than $3.5 million
was spent for beach restoration; a new sanitary serer is being installed; and the
City has done almost everything possible to encourage the use of the Beach. He
agreed that the staff has not attempted to generate "people attractions" on the
beach yet because they feel that the beach should be allowed to expand at a proper
pace. Mr_ Townsend also stated that the City hes not tried to attract businesses
..to the beach itself until the restroass are completed.
Mr. Chuck Shelby, member of the North Beach Improvement Association, stated
that according to City Manager Townsend's remarks, the Corpus Christi Beach area Is
befog depressed deliberately since the City is doing nothing to ecce rage building
in that area.
City Manager Townsend interjected that he did not feel that an expenditure
of 55 trillion could be considered 'deliberately depressing an area."
Mr. Shelby continued his presentation by referring to the informal vote
it.tr;Ft0 a Council Workshop Meeting, et which time the Council indicated that
three were ie favor of locating the agnariem on the T4lead and 3 were opposed to
this location. He pointed out that Mayor Pro Tem Sample, who was out of the City,
had previously indicated that he was in favor of baying the aquarium on Corpus
Christi Qearh. Mr. She h+, reiterated that the North Beach Improvement Association
is in favor of having the aquarium an Corpus Christi Beach; they are opposed to
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the T-Mlead location; but they would not 9 object to havtn the
J aquarliM bui1E -l-n otic
Bayfront Science Park or elsewhere.
Council Member Diaz emphasized that the vote taken duffing the-raorntng-iiork- -
siege Meeting was really just a "stray" vote.
Mr. Shelby also suggested that the City might investigate the possibility
of having other groups consider constructing facilities in Corpus Christi, mention-
ing in particular Sea lbrld.
City Manager Townsend stated that the idea of an aquarium is rot a ;.err-.:.-- :---_:
idea; it has been discussed several times in the past by various organizations;
and pointed out that there are a large number of groups that construct water=
oriented
facilities, but at this time, this is the only organization that seems to be inter-
ested in such a venture.
�._ci.ty_Manager.__.Townsend.continued by stating that for various reasons, Corpus
Chcist_ Beach is not a very popular recreation area, and regardless of the fact
that S5 million has been expended on the area, there are very few land sales,in_
that area, possibly because the land is fragmented,.but even the few large tracts'
., are not. being sold for development.
Cly Manager Townsend reported to the Council that repair work has Com-
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n at. the f..lour.8luff Clinic -,at -the architect's expense.
council Member Turner stated that she has received inquiries In regard to`
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-£4*Attorney Aycock, noting that the first meeting of: the Hospital
astal Bend Auttrarr -and-35k_ ti4ien ..they... - --
tberlty woad; he conducted on Monday, November l9,' repl ied that the bylaws would
prepared by -that time.
Council Member Dlaz indicated a desire to attend the first meeting of the
.Ail:lead Hospital Authority, and Mayor Jones Inform him that ne naid-s-rynee_
tatters to the mea bars of .t/Wae s of then entity t e•�ing
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;list'the organizatinnal meeting be conducted on that date et -3:00 p.m.
City Manager Townsend stated that he would litre to give the Council a
brlet repor-the status of CATV and stated that the staff has been in discussions
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with the :ranChise ioeider, Athena Cablevision. He noted that there has been a
question as w whether or not the profit from the Home Sox Office (HBO) operation
by Athena sh old be included in their reeelpts and thus be subject to a percentage
payment to the City. He stated that a compromise has been reached and it is the
staff recommendstian that $23,000 be the amount agreed upon for the City's portion
of Athena's aress receipts.
Mr. Douglas Matthews, Director of Public Utilities, explained the method
._-.-.-_._ --by whicrr-dam pe7 tete-waa campated and atatct that Sb.$ =punt represents - the .
rer-eiots from May 31, 1979 until the end of the current franchise
Derlod.'
Motion by Best that the City accept $23,000 for settlement with Athena
Cablevision for H80 gross receipts; seconded by Diaz; and passed unanimously,
Council Member Turner indicated that she would like to have a complete
discussion of the CATV franchise during a Workshop Meeting..
City Manager Tawasemi-expialned that the staff 15 Y t rte.
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matter.. betthey ado, tot have a recommendation for the Council at this time.._He
stated that they da hope to have a recommendation within three'or four weeks.
Mayor Janes Informed the Council that Mr. Bill Whittle, who represents
the group that are interested In acquiring the CATV franchise, had visited with
him in his office, but suggested that Mr. Whittle make a presentation before the -
entire Council rather than just approach : i nd.iyiduai "Counc 17141embers. - Mayor Jones
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stated that Mr. Whittle bed agreed to do this.
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*Zur r-cttitoel that her request is unrelated to Mr. Whittla&s
proposaTland stated that -she mould -like -to tiacuss t+m matter pica se f _rhe -many_
'complaints that she and other Council Members have, received about the operation
by Athena.
City Manager.Townsend explained the many problems associated with the
'operation of the present franchise, and until these are worked.out,..the staff
- rtnti retaatta r' an exteas4ta, a - -tcha franchise wI th Allman- Mr. To send .pointed
--tea hough. ta,at a chanue_af franchise holders, incivaing the proposal that the
City has already received, presents may problems, particularly In the acquisition
- t €:f the existing facilities. He reiterated that he hopes to have a staff report in
thee weeks but he may not have a final recommendation at that time.
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November 14, 1479
Page le
Council Member Best inquired about the status of the recommendation per -
a iAg-io .. : u;- t._for sideealks and: parks to be located in industrial
s r1 ! tv.I aion5.
City Manager Townsen replied that a number of staff people have been out
of the afite for various reasons, but this recommendation will be presented as
soon es possible.
There being no further business to coxae before the Council, on motion by
Best, seconded by Diaz, and passed unanimously, the Regular Council. '-'.,aces°;.g was.-.•