HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes City Council - 01/23/1980PRESENT
KIWIS
UPI OF CORPUS ClltiSTi, TEXAS
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
JANUARY 23, i5.8O
2:00 P.M.
Mayor Pro Tem Edward L. Sample
Council Megi+bers:
Or. Jack Best City manager R. Marvin Townsend
David. biax Cit`{ Attorney J, Bruce Aycock
Jack K. Dunphy Action Asst. City Secretary Dorothy Zahn
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Sayor Pro Tee Sample called the meeting to order in the Council Chambers of
City Ma l l .
The invocation was given by The Reverend Rudy Sanchez of the Primera Iglesia
Bautista.
Acting Assistant City Secretary Dorothy Zahn called the roll of required
Charter Officers and verified that the necessary quorum was present to conduct a legally
constituted meeting.
Mayor Pro Tena Sample announced the following proclamation to be issued:
"CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK 1980" - January 27 to February 2, 1980.
Motlo:, by iiia:. that Mayor Luther Jones who is out of the City on official
business be excused from the meeting; seconded by Best and passed unanimously.
Mayor Pro Tern Sample then administered the Oath to City Board, Commission
and
Committee members who had recently been appointed and expressed appreciation to those
who had agreed to serve in this ca,acity.
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Mayor Pro Tern Sample next announced a presentation by the 8ayfest '79
Committee.
Mrs. Lynn ,Mahaffey and Mrs. Lila Browning, Co -Chairmen, presented the City
with a check In the amount of 52,372.8:3 based or. 1% of their Bayfest '75 ticket sales.
ors, ka4offey further stated she wou44 like to thank publicly the Mc„."ers of the City
Council and Officials of the City who so diligently gave of their tie and efforts t
help crake 9ayfest '79 a success.
]payor Pro Tem Sample thanked both mrs, Mahaffey and Mrs. Crowning on behalf
of the City of Cnrpos Christi and erprtssed deep ,appreciation not only for the =!xsnetcary
rq+-glt s Gelk$e& fres.^ Bayfest celebrations hut for the pleasure derlved each year from
trw eveAt 4y afl of the res+ ntg of :s.:r r_r.• tx:ity and for s.:eTpin9 bring nil of th^
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laastvice.
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Mayor Pro Teen Steele announced the scheduled presentation of Dr, Rudolph T.
!Carrera requesting, a permit for his property located on the south side of Dei Oso
Asad, approximately 350 mart of flamer& Scream_.
Dr. Rudolph T. Barrer*, applicant, thanked the Council for allowing him a
postponement of his presentation which was scheduled the week before and introduced
his attorney, Mr. 31. J. Motto.
Mr. Nutto gave -.r+e background information regarding Or. {aarrera's request
for a permit to allow hiss to build on his property, stating that on several occasions,
Dr, 8arrera had contacted the City to inquire of its plans for future development of
this area and that he bad been told that no expansion was anticipated; therefore, Mr.
Barrer/ could use histract of land as he wished. Mr, Nutto-commented that at this
tine. Dr. barrera is ready to develop but is being stymied by the City as he has been
told that the City is ready to condemn the subject property. He asked for the City's
confirmation on this,
City Manager Townsend explained that when this tract was secured. it was used
as a golf driving range; had always been zoned "R-15"; and that the City had hoped to
acquire the tan to protect the sewer plant. Mr. Townsend further stated that in the
City's initial process of attempted acquisition, he feels confident that the amount
offered Dr. Narrera was substantially more than what he paid for the subject property.
, City .Manager Townsend reminded the Council that on October 17, 1979, "A -I" zoning had
-been app:avred by thea on this tract of land. -
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Council -Member Diet inquired of City [tanager Townsend what the plans for this
tract f land would be .if the City were to acquire this property.
--t-=-----C4-try-Apperger Tmensand repl4ed that the -City coeld ¥ w 1.. use 't_.for_ex s-
:sj : af- goi,f course o . for recreational area uses and to protect- the Oso Server
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Council !!ember pian +alsictad if the prat had been approved when the zoning change
- was granted. -
C ty !tanager Townsend replied that the plat had been
approved with a series
-_-of tonations — tti$y 1 d to resp c flak peobleed Of the rsad extei7ding to tri Ermda,
.i e:ian y� -sit— too it , it TTI=/, i = Beiges of of bir car di tions s h cb ,r si bo
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--risalved Wore- the: prelimioary plzt :.an be eppreved and a pencil issued.
Mr. Mutt* addressed the Council again, stating that'they'do not feel that
tlhe *cc..sx.problaws is otlevant at this time because' they plan to spend a targe soar -
to build the road, which would be adva'ttegeous to the City; that the. City intends to
acquire this propertyR. and contended that there have been no negotiations for acquisition.
.Citi,Martaxr Townsend remarked that the City usually tries to negotiate with
the property owner, but if negotiations prove to be unsuccessful as in this case,
would be pleased to place it on the agenda for next weak recroortending condemnation
proceedings on the subject property_
Council Member Diaz agreed that this matter should be pieced on the agenda for
next week either for plans to moot etc or recommending condemnation.
Dr. Marrero spoke at this time, stating that.ali of the conditions are-angY—
veering problems which could be resolved if he could obtain a permit to proceed. He
questioned the Councll's action in granting him a zoning change and allowing him -to
spend a large soma money for development when it was the City's intention all along to
afire the land -
Council Member Zrsky expressed his opinion. stating that he sympathizes with
Dr. Barrerats case but feels that the City has to make the final decision for the
protection of the citizens.
Mayor pro Teat Sample informed Dr- Barrera that it ,as the Couerrll's det.tre
that the matter be placed on the agenda next week authorizing condemnation proceedings,
and invited Dr. Barrera To attend.
Meyer pip T Saapt'e.annoeneed the scheduled hearing on the following matter:
:Appeol,af fit. Don Anthony on the decision of the Planning Coentissien-
tOrequistAokey Subdivisiori. Tracts E and f Lot i, to comply with
wat:,rl rsgstis antB.. The 4.38 acre subdivision Is located east
of South Staples Street and south, of Hotly Road.
illy * it: ffar9,rlo T send
thrift entreat. xplsirSesl tl .reason i¢f die appeat - =-
e!mq asst the **toper *am :-.aft inconcurrencewith the Planning Commission In regard
to -the Platting ilirdinainee quires ts. -
Mir. Edwin C. Prichard, „Sr . Attorney representing Mt. Dom Anthony and Nr.
Dean Morrison. stated that his ci#ent's reason for the appeal is becaauSe he sees no
reason "by be should be required to piece a meter line on the opposite side of holly.
good from his property and ext€nd it 60 feet. er, larlr._nard explained that Mr Antbon
hist ff1. mwttmi
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iF .in thiltrileiess of saliistg to portion of the property to Nr. Morrison, eliding that
R1[ t ! 10011 be•no eti coostntction an it and they just want to separate the ownership.
liin; >Prt r8 fiirt$er stated that the'City has bold his client that he'reads. tto ins ai!
an 8 inch Water Tore With fire hydrants spaced at 300 foot intervals according to plans
prepared by a quel€flee professional engineer; the Line should be installed at the
frost of Ohe property on Holly Road and connect to an existing 8 •molt water i ine: at -
.SoutitStaWam Stree, en r!e went Jinni. Che...1A _ Isla.kailwA-IP
Dlatribution System Standards. nr. Prichard further stated that the City had informed
the that..8t Is the City's policy that when.a developer subdivides, a water line, whit:h
will eventually be looped, is required to be installed at them/ruses expense; that the.
real benefit from this will be the area across Folly Road, and that he feels that the
people who will actually benefit from this should,share the expenses. Mr.
summarized by saying that he would like for the City to allow Nr. Morrison to buy the
property but not require the owner to Incur the extensive expense for the water line.
Council Mlember Zarsky inquired of Ni-. Prichard what the City's reason was for
not allowing them to tie onto the existing water line.
Mr. Prichard replied that the reason given for not allowing then to tie in
was because of the possibility of leakage.
City Manager R. MarvinTownsendcalled on Mr, Doug Matthews, Director of
Public Utilities. to el uc idate further.
Nr. Matthews explained that the Platting Ordinance requires that every piece
of property, must have its ova, access to utility system; that the Water Distribution
System Standard is part of the Platting 0•dinance which require that all lines be -
looped and Wit in accordance with said ordinance for protection from fire; and that
in this ease, the City has suggested that the line be placed on the other side of holly
Road across from the property because of a stub -out provided off of South Staples so
that the water line will be less expensive to.the pra_gperty owners,_and the City has no
Objection to the present water line being extended across to the outer side of the
stet.
'Council Member Turner Inquired if Nr. Anthony were to retain possession of
the land, would the additional water connections be required.
City_Manager Townsend responded that the fact that,the land is being subdivided
is uhet as ;t necessary far the woler i lne to be instal led.
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Council !brier iarskB questional whether it wee equitable for the property
owner to install the /lee and other property owners tie on to it in the future, asklnq
farther if there +gas any posslble.wwy that the CitY could requirre future property ownert
to participate in the cont.
Mr_ Prichard .remitke,d that they had suggested that to City staff'but had been
told there was no legal authority at'the present tine' and expre5:sed his opinion that -
the City could enter Into a contract and cou re
Notion by Best that -the -hearing be recessed for one week in order to allow the
Staff to provide further information on the platting st$'tus of certain property In the
area and the legality of the sale and to provide Council with pictures. of the area;
seconded by Diaz_
Ir. Prichard stated that his client.would certainty welcome a.study of some
kind to resolve the problem.
Mayor Pro Tem Sample called for the vote on the notion to -recess the: hearing
for one week. notion carried unanimously.
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Mayor Pro Tem Sample next announced the scheduled recessed public hearing on
the following ratter:
Request of Corpus Christi Transportation Company, Inc. for a taxicab'
rate increase. The last increase was granted on April 18, 1975.
Current rates are $.85 for the first 1/4 mile, $.20 for each additional 1/4
m le.and wafting time based on $8_00 per hour. The requested rates are $1.20
for the first,1/5 mile and $.20 for each additional 1/5 mile with a waiting
time charge based on $12.00 per hc'sr. On the average 4 -mite trip, the
requested increase is 54.55%. The company is also requesting a night-time
(10 p.m. - 4 a.m.) surcharge of $1.00 per trlp. The public hearing.on this
request was recessed last week until today so that copies of the rate increase
could be distributed to the -other taxicab-companles and-as..urvey.cauld he
mads to determine if there are any cities which do not require permits for
taxicabs ar-dfor do not establish rates for them.
City 14nnager Townsend briefly informed the Council that all other companies
were notified of the public hearing and that it had been determined that all cities
require:a permit or regulation for taxicabs;_ there are no State reguiations on the-
cab corpanies; and it is strictly a City's regulatory power.
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Mayor Pro Tem Sample called on other cab company's representatives to provide
comments on the above.
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Mrs £., M. king, dbbe King's Cab Company.
eiet 4 ii is'a lmiltn- growle Probieei rind
fief ik 'a 14106 increase can he ab oria,td by the
-Obeid be effected by taxicab drivers not running
being ,driven, pointing out that many drivers run
in the summer aftd earn themselves in the winter.
Council Member lest aeked_gr:. Kinsee_eoinioneas
addressed the Council et this time.,
will- continue to grow; does not
public; and suggested thpt fuel servings
their m»ters:unless their-vehiele.g are
their vaiicle raptors to cool themselves
taxicab cempiny setting their own rates on a free enterprise system rather than being
set by a government entity, providing they post their rates on each cab.
Mr. King stated it sounded very agreeable providing the drivers complied with
the condition.
Council Member Best reiterated -that the company could submit to the City coeancii
an established fee, a competitive one; it would have to be posted; and the fee could not-
- be increased without notifying the City Council.
Council Member Zarsky asked if the requested rates were approved+ could the
other companies be under the rate_
City Manager Townsend replied that they could but explained that each company
has to charge the same rate for all customers -- that it is unfair to charge different:
rates for different customers..
Council Member Best expressed his opinion by Stating that he strongly believes
-that the individual cab company should be allowed to charge what he believed is fair
as long as the tariff is established and posted. Pie further added that he can see that
there might be a prohlem if the taxicab driver refused a cal? that might not be profitable.
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City Manager Townsend elucidated that the franchise ordinance does not allow
the cab companies to refuse any calls or they will be in violation of the franchise.
- Council Member Turner declared her support of Council Member Best's idea of
- regulation, stating that the taxicah_
companies should let the market dictate Its own
price.
Mr King commented that this would present a tot of problems and that he
prefers that the rates he set by the City. He also stated that he is in favor of the
staff's recomeeatdation of S.95 for the first 1/5 mile,
!fir. Victor Koren°, owner of Red Top Cab Company. confirmed his support of the
staff's recommended rases,
aflyp !sem tee Somme called for comreote free the staff.
J. [tortes L. palsy, Aeeistaant Director of Finance, gave a brief eeelanatlon
laf Our comipaiirs rate increase request as cerpared to the present rates welch were
. nctuded; in a peeorareime Ernes hies to the City ,tanager, copies of which were presented
to the City Council prior to the meeting_ .tr. Daley +highiigh[ee the analysis of the
rate increase request recon +,r,ding denial on the basis that the requested increase is
. excessive and t $1.oa surcharge to the driver for night -tinge calls is an automatic
tip but will count toward the driver's salary which will reduce the effect of the
minims wage. Mr. . Daley then recorneneed that fares be increased to provide for increases
in gasoline, insurance and operating costs and to provide for reeovr.ry of increased
gasoline costs for the prior year as foliowe : First 105 mile or fraction thereof - $.e5;
ach.addltlonal 1/5 mile - $.2O; Baiting time - to remora the..same - ei.po; ansa if the
surcharge is granted, it should be no more than $.50.
Mr. Harold L. Hilaski of the Corpus Christi Transportation Co., Inc., addressed
the Council relating to his presentation of last week and pointed out the increased
expenses of operating the taxicab company.
Council Member est solicited 21r, Hiiaski's opinion of setting his own rates
rather than Craving the City set the. rates.
Mr. liijaski cot eeted that he felt having the company settheir own rates
would entail numereue problems_
Council Member Zarsky inquired of Mr. HiIaski whether he would be in favor or -
against the free enterprise system of operating taxicab if the City were to allow them
to set their pen rates after the :maxim -as had been established,
; iiiraski re1tariced tis,at thit *mind be eoeetbing the City should not be
involved in because City Staff would receive more coeplaints frta people who felt that
4lsarges for the trips were unreasonable, adding that he felt the i;ity should. regulate
the tariffs but give theft a rate Haat they can rive with eccordingly-.-
Mr. AM Chaney. 81ueboneet Cab Cos ;.arty, stated be would be for the free
enterprise systee and also for the rate that the Staff is reeeevrandirag, but that it is
already predicted Mit for bolo. as hili increase: to $2.6o a gallon. Mr. Chaney
sueseete+d tet if the_City`s tycomended rate_i az:proved. that an automatic increase
in fess in accordaaare with 5aSotino price be apprrued rather than r euir'ing the
eoemeeneas to eeee before tee 4:44s_o ; 4 awry tip a5 ;hi
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*Nilciettseal a larger fee than $8.00 waiting time even if they get less for
Meyer fro Tara Sample i,afort ed_Mr. Chaney that the cab
companies are not limited
as to the number of times they can come before the Council in regard to a rate increase
requeSt but ss tested that all of the c *an les should ggt-together and reach an agreement
before appearing before the Council for a rate increase.
Council Member Zarsky inquired of both Mr. Hilaski and Mr. Chaney if they
agree o accep s a ecommenciation providing they wouro the given an
automatic Increase based on the increase of gasoline cost,
Doth *. ililaski and Mr. Chaney agreed that this would be satisfactory.
Notion by Turner, seconded by Diaz„ and passed unanimously that the hearing
be closed.
!lotion by Diaz that the staff's recommendation of $.95 for 1/5 mile; .each
addit.ionai 1/3 ,wile - $.20; waiting time to remain the same - $8.00 with a a.su
surcharge, be approved.
Council( Member Zarsky moved that the motion be amended to increase the waiting
time to 59.00 and that an automatic increase be allowed If the price of gas exceeds
$L45 as estimated; seconded by Turner, and passed unenlaausiy.
Acting Assistant City Secretary Dorothy Zahn requested that the Council
consider passage of the following ordinance since there is a need to file it in the
.County tlerk}s Office prior to 5 p.m. The following ordinance was approved;
OR0100010 J. /5313'
DETERMINING THE NECESSITY fOR AND ORDERING THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE FOLLOWING STREETS
IliTHE CITY Of CORPUS. CHRISTI, NIECES COUNT', TEXAS:
WREST AREA„PHASES A s 8
i. f>fanedS Orarxnae and Segrest fros the Crosstw,n he South Port.
Headley and Neinley from the Crosstown to *organ
3. Wager* from Ilaldwin to 19th
ts. i e+r i n rin is
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5.. Crams fnomfrenciS to Morgan
REtp#IiEINC THE DIRECTO* Of ENGINEERING AND PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT TO PREPARE AND FILE
Pix AND SPFCIIFICATION5, REWIRING THE CITY SECRETARY TO FILE A.NOTICE IN THE OFFICE
OF THE COUNTY CLERK, NIECES COUNTY, TERAS, AS TO THE ACTION HEREIN; PROVIDING HOW
SUCH HIPROVEti(NTS SHALL. RE PAID; AND DECLARING, .AN EMERGENCY.
The Carter Rule was suspea+de,N and the foregoing ordinance passed by the following
veto: sample, Nest, Max, Dumpily. Turner and Zarsfe
Y voting, "Apt"; )ones; 1eAl}se,5t".
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110tioo by Dunphy that the Regular Council Meeting be recessed et 4:05.1.a.
In order for the Couecil to convene the scred:i€ed Special Council Meeting on zoning
appl €iatlonS; seconded by Turner; and passed unanimously.
The tiegul:ar Cougcil Meeting was reeonvencei at 4:53 p.-„,
t Y 'onager's Reports. City Manager
Townsend presented the follor;a€ria iters with related contents and explanations and
recommended that:
a. Bids be received at /1:00 R,M., Tuesday. February 12, 1980 for a safety
relief valve to be irs.tailed y t -e ;as Division on a regulator station
at a relocated purchase point ars Violet Road near Mallard Street.
b. Bids be received at 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, February 12, 1930 an the followien
budgeted items:
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(1) 4,825 pavement and read markers for use by the Traffic.and Transit
Department_
(2)
Truck. and automotive repair and maintenance items for a 6 -month
period for the City Garage, Transit Division, and Fire Department.
(3) 425 trees and 130 palms for planting in various parks and at the
Oso Golf Course.
400 feet of 1-1J2" and 400 feet of 2" copper pipe for the Vater
Division. This is an estimated 3 -month supply. Olds are not solicited
for a longer period because the price -of copper fluctuates frequently:
A one year contract for field tire repair service, to supplement service
provided by Maintenance Services be awarded to GOMZALE? TIRE SERVICE, Corpus
Christi, on the basis of only hid received of $58,72$. Unit prices bid
include- S2 for passenger and light commercial tire repair, $5 for truck and
trailer tires, $6 for smooth roller tires, $10 for tractor and trailer g1.- ts-
• and $11 for heavy loader tires. Price comparison shows an increase -of
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approximately Bt.
d. One hundeei replaceeent firefighter's helmets be purchased from FIRE PROTECTION
SE-V..ICE, Dallas, on the basis of law bid of $3,824.46. Price cosmpar€son. shows
aim geese of approximate.y 5%. Bids ware received from 3 firms.
e, Three compact sedans for owe by the narcotics Task Force be hosed from
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rd 6 Cheiss14.oft.the basis .of en.IY W.Td_ree¢iydd .__.
for A2S};04. gar Mena:, pies additional Charge over 2,04 miles per Month of
1.0510er mile. The lease will be for care year.
f. Plans aed specifications fur Oak Park Recreation Center Remodeling and Expansion
be approved aad bids be €eccived on February 20, 1980. The project provides for
ars 1800 S.F. addition to the eMlstiiin center and ttte nstruetlttrs of croft
rooms, exercise areas, sag= room kitchen and restroom improvements. Rids
far this 1972 Bond project . ere Initial], received in February; 1977. but were
rmjected Sid that the project could be rodo,Aigned within available; funds.
the Pal* a3ai'd ifiF3. r^e=Vi 'weeat the plawi 4r0 te.Yef.€cry .y.ith trse?la.
(4)
1lloaaas
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The Cntiowia z;t.ort., bf. talke kr1,4'w ts1 Parade Place Unit 11 diuiston:
(1) contract In the amount of S/72,317.50 be awarded to Asphalt -Concrete
Paving Company far paving. !trading, drainage, water and seer improve eVnes
And $185,000 be appropriated to cover contract award and related
engineering and laboratory testing expenses.
(2) The plat. previously approved by the Planning Commission, be filed for
record in the County Courthouse.
(3) The City convey approximately 3150 S.F. of laced to Mrs. Pvah L. Willis,
owner of Lot 1, Block 2, Parade Place, in exchange for a dedication of
approximately poo S.F. of land for Parade Drive right-of-way. Ho side
Inst assessments are recommended. It is also recormended that the
property be repianted at City cost.
(4) That deed restrictions. approves by the City Council on December 5. 1979,
be filed for .record.
- (5) That the 37 lots in the subdivision be advertised for sale to the" highest
bidder, using staff -estimates of value -as the minimum lot price, and
that bids for the lo^t; be received on Monday, ?larch 3, 1980 at 11:00 A.M.
in the Council Chambers-
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Council Member Zarsky suggested that under item (5) a compelling clause on
contract for deeds include a stipulation that the lots must be developed within a
.certain period of time.
f- The following actions be taker. regarding Segrest Addition Streeet improvements:
(1) The preliminary assessment roll be adopted shoving assessments of $259,966.12,
• on 308 ;tem on the foilowIng,atreers:
Fran 1.3 -- Cevosstotwn to South Port
Brannen - Crosstown to South Port
- Segrest' - Crosstown to South Port
Headley - Crosstown to Morgan
Netniey --Crosstown to Morgan
!Ungaro! - Baldwin to !9th
Cleo -AB.a.]drinto Morgan
Crews =-Francis to !morgan -
(2) A .public hearing en the assessments be held at iraV s Elementary School,.
1665 TAr#.e on Street. 7100 P.M., on r=ebruarV 2G, 1980. .
010c4S .5 4. 7, 8, 9, its. 11.12. 14. 15. 16. 17,, 1$. Zf. 22,-23'
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14010 tots 1 thrtaugh-4, .Block. 19, Segrest Addition; Blocks
I. 4.. 5 end 6, Southwest Heights Addition; Blocks 1 and 2, Roosevelt
Place; Block. I Corpus Christi Heights Addition and Lits 5 through -7,
1 j s i.t,i3rtnrw 1h f s3 .rI.ieW_are Ext the �raiec2 -
area and are not open to public use. .
This project is a 5th Community Dcvelopeent project and is also included in-
tfc'1977 gond Pirostrara. The low hid was submitted by. Isles Construction
- Cexa4,441y of 31,466_16? n _
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frefl at ac f taken Ian connection with the Elie lisrnes Unit 11 Street
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POOOPX be accepted and final payment of $75,465.28 be taiede to
teles atTeCtion Company fora total of $609.815.47.
(2) The time assessment roil be adopted containing 284 items for a total
assessment of x,996-28_
(3) A 4 -day time extenstoo be granted the contractor due to utility delays.
This 3.1 mite street improvement project was funded byte 1977 bond fund
project and the 3rd Year Camiasnity Development Program and included streets in
the area between Highland Avenue and Bafewin Boulevard.
A Luange order for $32,459.75 be approved to the Corpus Christi leach sanitary
sewers project. The t[ tnrde order provides foriecreasedpunp costs resulting
frome delays on the project due to subcontractor protests and modifications
requested by E.P.A. to brine the lift station to explosion proof conditions.
in addition, the change order provides for costs relating to the tie -In at
each manhole as a result of the delays in the lift station's tonstruction.
Tbe project is being constructed by Heldenfets Brothers and is funded 75$ by
a grant from E.P.A. The remaining 25$ is from the 1977 bond election_
k. $9,340 be paid to Claude Chapman Construction Company ?great* performed. or. the
Highway 9 Corn Products Road Sanitary Sewer Project. The contractor claimed
526,121i as additional expenses for pavement repairs for driveways according
to the interpretation of plans and specificaticne. The Engineerteg Division
interprets the plans as including the driveway repairs in the unit price for
the pipe being losta/led. This compromise is based on using the unit price of
the second, kw hid of 520 for all driveway repairs rather than the $44 per.
square, Yard hid of the contractor. The proposed settlenuent'is also approxi-
eate:ly the Co;t:; of actual materials used for the driveway repairs. The
contreector has indicated: that he is willing to acept.thls settlement.
1. Values totalling SLOW for acquisition of two easements for the flour eiuff .
Gardens Lift Station end taterals be approver' and this asount be appropriated. -.
The values are: based on an independent appraisal completed by hr. Sidney H.
Smith ill_ The parcels are located along Blossota Street West of Meldron Road.
The project was included in the 1977 band election and Fifth Year tomaunity.
Development Program and provides for sewer lines to serve existing development
around the fire station an Waldron Road.
52013 be appropriated far appraisal services by EIr. Sidney H. Smith 111 for
acquisition of two parcels for the Ella Barnes Unit lB Street iriprovemen€s.
Mica it g .tsth YearComponite Devetopmeet mock Grant Project. Since Tedete
funds. are'revolved in the project, right-of-way is teeing aequired in accordance
+rte a TraiPs e -#e eer-al Yaws e4 ch require the use of an inde:periderit .professioltai
real tltttt appraiser to eestabilee value. These parcel -5 are incited at the
tntet 7Clod 0 *run .Street sod Osage Avenue and will be partial takings free
eee emegeelete. the rigi►t of ay isneededto provide a smoother transition
et this(e►iereectlotb due to existing Street offsets.
The subleess of tha led Dot, left Stand, located along the tntrecoastel Canal,
f€oda-lir. S. A. 14iesbrei1 to 11r- 8111 Cheney be approved. The lease is for
part of the sand along the John F. Kennedy Causeway which the City has leased
from tine *hoe/ Lend iluerd. $r. Chaney will cgnpiy with all provisions of the
griq?r±pl lease tnti;udtng payment of the monthly rent of SiO2.
V-4.4100ftmeelwith the Coastal Bond Cattitncii of Oweernmentifur the
ttat#r :fit mato to smart tib
ailIalital Siam ftp Cor CnhritltiBay, Booteeeatthr lmooras and
r feta 1, the Deo mad Oso Creek ata cost i'o to exceed ,
thi.C"000.
Oa still be uprt of a stay to determine the effect of urban And
agricultural rainfall runoff on &hese water areas.
Mr. 40ho tottner, Director of the Cvastai Bend Counci ! of G+averaments,
e ai; ialneal the wanes casts of the analysis aster how they would be paid.
P- A construction. operation and maintenance
Department of ergtw ays and Public Transportation agreement be approved with the State
aro, £ed traffic signals for State installation of mast
* sat intersections:pl ; Agnes-Tancanaapl Ecupard-
Coratrc.►ay,a; R der-LG+tite:itetionMorgan - So. Staples; Agnes -So. Staples; and
Leopard - No. Staples in The Cit
€0% of the ICY amounts Y ha:s four previously agreed to oar
et#t1 pap remaining n4 to 5,280 for ttte first four protects and the state
Cost $010,,IFA e t ndr or $45,8911. The fast tiro Pretexts estimated to
a9a9�. thehe funded 100% by the State. Under the tens of this
ease aced he State a€rt thll$be responsible for construction and the City will
or pedestal mounted signalsq 1 sot after installation. Existing. span wire
Rha signals �.iil be replaced to provide better placement of
for t alinstallations ratraffic
lanes. The State anticipates awarding a contract
the 1972 bend election. spring, The City's share of the cost is from
q• The City declare .its intent to continue participation in the multi -jurisdictional
_ Coastal Bend Consortium. The planning process for fiscal year 1981 !sip
progress and partiCipant counties to the Consortlumthaue also been requested
to, declare their intent for participation In the Consortium so that staff may
isroc i with the_ stAimil.sSion of the preapplication for federal fwds.-ts._t , : .
partment of L k,r by February i5, 080.
r- Exxon Corporation be granted a wait to drill a directional well from,a
malar surface location in the Laguna Madre Y'
direction front the intersection of Shores
ad An ft:' in an easter-TY'
The State Tvact 2tf h-5 t+m-will be drilled
da Road and Caribbean-Drive.ca11
f't,- *'io,i gricos r the -8a drllidi to a trete vertical depth of 11,2�p
T . l t tam Ordinance -requested,
s'
The City's FY 80 CETA Title tt-11
from $l contract be modified to reduce the contractx713,399 ua..a ne,. teVel of -$509.354 and to change the: -contract period
it Tba` Iifi t €ataru S prat 7 to -October 1t t979 thru barb 34;
f r ie
tion . is o,,sub-agent tracts and 8 community recce- -.
emPl at POAI t torts _ rro r$& " F€t nervier£ . .
t.
€#'fA Title I -I -1j contracts with the following aagencies be modified. The contracts
will extend from October 1, 1979 thra starch 31, 1981?.
tnlallen ieadependent School District 4
floor 3leff Independent School District 8 Positions $ ?,800
tulat Education Service Agent/ Positions 12.700
ame es County Community action 5 oe1 1 Positions 12,000
utast Oso €ndepr.,ndej 'School 04st act 5 Positions 48 400
5 Positions l8,
Ors
Rowe:IdaCaw-14.H nueliflV
f I).
3
•
The tit res fV SQ St1A Title 'Vi centrcacc be eiodified to reduce the contract (roe,
$4424,..-5.7 to anem tits& of $457.815 and to change the contract period .from
`Ci*ber 1, f i tore September 30. 3990 to October t, iggg thru Perch 3i, 198a.
The aetadlficatzeixt Poaw>it- ) sub -agent comtracts Snd 23 public and community
organization n.orksitar agreements and authorizes A continuation of 206 public
service employment poli -ictus.
e. CEM Title V1 cont.ratt% with the `'olinwing agencies he modified, The contracts
ni11 extend frOn October i, 3979 thru march 31, 1930.
34 Po5itirons
Pts i t ions
10,400
w. The Eity's Public Service IFio_atser^t Alhpirqq.zr4tio.n Contract be modified to
reduce the present ccetr ct of S256,154 to 582,213 to provide fes; administration
for the period October 1, 1973 th uget march 31, 1580. This wilt result in
the deletion. of four positions, two of which are vacant and two are beim
transferred to the Employment Opportunities Pilot Program,
x. A publlt hearing be held at U0 -m_ during the Regular Eounclt Meeting on
January 30. }180 on A request tcz ereen4 the Sanitary Sewer Master Plan 30
thet aper ximaettly 30 ,acres, kap the Koeurek Tract (being platted as
Violet Wood Subdivision) adjacent to Violet goad be changed from Sewer 31 -=at
to Seer 31-8 with the €rversizireg of the sewer line 31-8 in Violet Road to
he at the expense of the developer,
y, An amendment to -the contract with McCaughan, Etheridge s Webb Consulting
teginrrers for Improvements to the 3road►ray Wastewater Treatment System be
approved to: -
O1 --Add tie standard provisions required by the Environmental Protection
Agency regarding such utters as termination labor standards, equal
employment opportunity end use of small or minority businesses. •
0) Reduce the fee fir preparation of the Operation S Maintenance Manual
froie S 000 to $12.000.
i. The engineering fee for the Step 2 design phase of the flour bluff Wastewater
Treatment Plant be reduced frrnm 5i_39.02O to $L 2,153- A review of fee eaten-.
imam by the TeasPepartment of Resources and subsequentnegattattons
-with Urban Inglreeri-have resulted `j - Itasoen... :- • Three. items4$-/oon
.
7te the contrkct have bees, declared ineligible by Testis Oeparttrent of Water
Resasttrce*.
Item Assist in prearing ilocumm-n-ts,. foe -a. Step. 2 Sa t *pi pi icetion. MS2..O40?..
H., rd a:.
' ."!� w:_-Nr"sfi�:�r,=�s�4xt#r--fox-ysaP¢..�s�-�-pan -ata`and_
Federa f aut tribes and assist the City- ]n applying. for euth c000
item 11- Provide engineering data and other assistance in awaking application
for grani. as 4tance- fgr stela 3 cosistructt xe (S2e0€O) .
The balance of the fee. $113.T81, is ei tgekie fir 75� funding from the
Environmental Prntectk e't ..
c84. A1,, Aeeeemeolt to tL-r i&= tmolt veilfz ''*N)3` frr9ifteemir £tit 4t0'ps; (Step 7e of
t't. ,f 41. car x:an, :.<, e. ���_•-.m,._K .... ... .aw ... z�.^v� >..�.,.. ._.
f sltf�T. fol it :3 ?lei 3 ..n? 5, . tit r`_,. usore.::°
pfaz tion A,�¢ i ac£s.sc � �..� _'{�x _ - _ qi�,: .,3 Fri s _ ,
11414,14r. CooftoT meetto9
-4140AAr1:13.
There were no comments from the audience on the City Manager's Reports.
,, Anton oy Wet that tbe Clty Manager's Reports, Items "4" through "aa", be
approved; seconded by Rest: and passed unanimously:
* * * t * t * *
Mayor Pro Ten Sample calied for the ordinances. City Hanager Townsend briefly
_
explamed tE.4e ordinances on thr. agenda. There were no coanents from the audience
pertaining to the ordinances. Acting Assistant City Secretary Zahn polled the Council
for their votes. and the following ordinances were approved:
SECOND READING:-
AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES. CITY Or CORPUS CHRISTI, 1976 EDITION, AS AMENDED.
SY DELETING
FEES IN ITS FRONCKAPTER 57 VEJLICLESFORL/_tIRESEC5TION72
-SAPIE-PERHIT ETC.,
ENT/RETY.
The foregoing ordinance wes read for the second time and passed to its third reading
Jones, **mentu.
by the following vete: Sampie. Best, Diaz, Oumpby, Turner and Zarsky voting, "Aye";
_ SECOND READING:
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ACCEPT AND APPROVE AN ASSIGN/ENT OF LEASE FROM HERSHEL
AND LYDA CHANCE. dba C & T GIFTS AND NEWS, TO ISLAND ENTERPRISES, INC., AND AUTHORIZING
THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE A MODIFICATION Of LEASE AGREEMENT WITH CORPUS CHRISTI BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEE, AND ISLAND ENTERPRISES. INC. COVERING NEWSSTAND FACILITES
-AT INE-CORPLIS CHRISTI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT„ ALL AS SHOW?: AND MORE FULLY SET FORTH IN
THE LEASE AGREEMENT, A SUBSTANTIAL COPY OF WHICH IS ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART
HEREOF, MARRED EXHISIT..71",
The foregoing ordinance was read for the second time and passed to its third reading_ -...
--1,2,-- a7100,4911frelogLmateh' "SomOle. lest. Diet, Ormphy. Turner and Zarsky'votIng..-AYe"i
Jones, _"Aljalent".
. . .
.,
OADITIAACE NO. 15314: .
. .
, .
--,_
APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE WRITTEN STATEMENT AND REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF ENGINEER/NG _
ANO PATSICALOfVEOPmENT. SHOWING ESTIMATES OF THE VARIOUS COSTS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT
OF THE FOLLOWIIKSTREETS If/ THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, NUECES'CDUNTY, TEXAS: r'
, _.
-:
. . . . ff... Francs. 1r an Segrest front -Crosstown to South Port;
2 Headley and HetttleY,Arbm CrRIATown to Horgan/
j. -IllegistaIseek .141-4Win to 19th
A.: Oita . fa: 0.10410in to Ifergan
.•••••= 5. 'reeirWa-freist 're cl4 to
Itiegaii- - .
. . .
"—*TtratINTOGJAkrFIRINVEHE kOlITION OF SMDEOSTS TOLNE IsAllt AND ASSESSED AGAINST -,
A/ITTING PROPERTY, THE SOW* THEREOF To a PAID OY THE CITY OF CORPUS tAftuttI
.,.. SKTERNLHOOGINE NECESSITY*, LEVYING AN, ASSESSMENT AGAINST SAIO A3UTTING PROPERTY
0101000100: AMID SETTtNO A KARIM TO SE HELO FESRUARY 20 I80 *1 7:00 P.o. ix TRAVIS
ftommv:spiofttAftTE0A 164STARLT
• -1-,- ..-''''--"7 --t.r.-1
.J.
OT THE LAws oF THE STATE OF TEXAS
AMINE COARTMOF fl CITY OF CORPUS CHRIST/, AND DECLARING MI EMERGENCY:
TING Charter Rote waS fiuSPITIded W14 the foregoing ordinance passed by the following
vote: Su,!eRestOft2. Ourashy. Turner and Zorsky votIng. "Aye"; Jones. 'Absent",
#44-4010;44304
14Ct'.E 1! _TQ E E CHANGE ANDER N4,. i TO THE CONTRACT VITH
E .s $ RS I 46A SA11!'f O SEWER IMPROVEMENTS TO CORPUS CHRISTI BEACH
ABM .A SUBSTANTIAL COPY Of WHICH CHANGE ORDER 1S ATTACHED ADO MADE A PART HEREOF,
MARGO, E.1tIli8IT ng% ! 11C11 MUMS FOR INCREASED PUMP COSTS. APPROPRIATING 532.459.75
HO TWO. 251 SRIR1.TAAY SEWER BONO FUND, PROJECT Ii0. 250-77-21. BROADWAY SEVER
LJI S AND LIFT STATIONS . CRUS CHRISTI IIEACH AREA;. AND REMAKING AN EMERGENCY.
101k darer Reale +,Ns suspended and the foregoin0 ordinance Passed by the following
s . e
OR1 ONOIC>w 1110. KM.;
Ai1TNORIzt11G 111E CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE A CONTRACT WITH ASPHALT CONCRETE PAVING COMPANY
FOR .PAVING, GOADING, DRAINAGE, WATER AND SEWER IMPROVEMENTS IN THE PARADE PLACE SUBDIV1-
siem, UNIT 11; APP*0PR1ATING 5185.0Oo OUT OF TOE NO. 102 GENERAL FUND - UNAPPROPRIATED
FUND BALANCE ACCOUNT NO. 1984. TO OE REIMBURSED UPON THE SALE,OF THE SUBDIVISION LOTS;
TRANSFERRING THIS AMOUNT TO THE SPECIAL PROJECTS FUND 11b. 299-$0-1. FOR THE PURPOSE
OF DEVELOPMENT AND SALE OF PARADE PLACE UNIT 11. OF WHICH APPROPRIATION $172,317.50
IS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT AND 512.682.50 IS FOR ADDITIONAL ENGINEERING,
LAMORATORY TESTING, CONTINGENCIES AND INCIDENTAL .EXPENSES APPLICABLE TO PROJECT NO.
299-80-1. PAS PLACE UNIT _'I; .AMID DECLARING AN EMERGENCY_
The Chaster We was suspended end the foregoing ordinance passed by the following
vote: Sample. Best, Diaz. !Newby. Turner and 2arsky voting, "Aye"; Jones, "Absent"
ORDINANCE I10. 15318:
MENDING ORDINANCE N0. 1A6$8, PASSED AND APPROVED DECEMBER 13, 1978, BY AMENDING SECTION
3 OF SAlO ORDINANCE WAS T€1 ADOPT THE FINAL ASSESSMENT ROIL AND ASSESSMENTS LEVIED
AGAINST ABUTTING PROPERTY I NIERS 011 THE FOLLOWING STREETS:
ELLA BARNES 11
PHASE her:
1. BRULE ,STREET ERO1 HIBISCUS STREET TO ELGIN STREET;
_ Z BUFOIW STREET „FROM PORT AVENUE TO NIGIILAIW AVENUE;
3-. -ELG.I liAEi?. Fa01i 3IIFDRO STREET TO MORGAN STREET;
4: IIIRISWS STAEE'€ Tamil *ammo AVENUE TO BRUCE STREET;
.5:-AAAIAAs MW VERIE#U STREETS411011 HIGHLAND AVENUE TO MORGAN STREET.
PM5EAi'a:
1 A 4i41T0 STREET FRAU ELGIN STREET TO MOWN 1i0ULEVARD;
2 AtflattiSTAT AND VERBENA STREET FROM REYNA STREET TO MORGAN STREET;
`3. LTr,#. TRD F 10R TREtr TtrULDWIN 80V TARO - -• --
k.:-.444mit STREET FROM-GREENWOODDRIVE TO H.E.B, SHOPPING CENTER;
A5 !E -IN .P!I*OVjDEE4'AND-Data-MG AN EMERGENCY.
T ev in r Rule Was j,erspeiteded and the foregoing cardInane. passed- by the following
I{a!'Qgi- a>ad- Oil sky -yettn-� Raa:-.1Qi1@s"j �117D�GFY�s•�.•.�.. _... __-
ORO NO.
A?PR0P11lAT111C MY/040T OF TILE NO. 250 SANITARY SEWER BOND FUND PAYABLE TO CLAUDE
e1*APsimI taismittioniet ASA RESULT -CLAD ASSOIT-IKESITY OF MM.'S-0MM
RE MD$1* THE H!NWR'Y 9 - CORN PRODUCTS ROAR LIFT STATION AND LATERALS, PROJECT
NQ. no -n-9; AND DECLARING .AN EMERGENCY,
Tho -Charter 11u1e uo0 suspended and the foregoing nrdirsance passed by the following
yowl sample. Nest. Max, Dunphy. Turner and Xarsky voting, "Aye"; Jones, "Absent".
. r P
Manatrs
larr C24401 Meeting
4a0mery Z3, 400
-0Noitaliet..i O, 15320:
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANGER TO EXECUTE DOCUMENTS NECESSARY POR THE ACQUISITION OF
TIO0 PARCELS OF Loa FOR 761E FLOUR BLUFF GARDENS LIFT STATION AND LATERALS; APPROPRIATING
$$3,000 OUT OF THE NNS. 162 FEDERAL/STATES GRANT FUND, ACTIVITY 4744, CODE 502, 5TH YEAR
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT &LOGIC GMWr .FOR ACQUISITION OF THE AFORESAID PARCELS; AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY -
The
The Charter Rule was suspended and the foregoing ordinance passed by the following
vote: Sample. Best. Diaz, Dunphy, Turner 8n� Zarsky voting..
Aye.._.. .FAN•-_s�.,._ Abse�L_'_,...__
ORDINANCE Ii0. 15321:
A1ATIi0R1ZIN6 THE CITY M'N.SER TO EXECUTE AN APPRAISAL AGREEMENT WITM SIDNEY M. SMITH 111
FOR REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL SERVICES FOR TOE ACQUISITION OF TWO PARCELS FOR THE ELLA
BARNES UNIT IB STREET I,fPNCOVERENT PROJECT, AS MORE FULLY SET FORTH IN THE AGREEMENT,
A COPY OF WHICH IS ATTACHED HERETO MO MADE A PART HEREOF, MARKED EXHIBIT "A"; WHO-
-PRIATUNCOUT OF THE NO. 162 FEDERAL -STATES GRANT FUND, ACTIVITY 4741, CODE ;INN; 4TH,
YEAR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT, THE SUM OF 5200.00 FOR SA/0 SERVICE;; ANO
DECLARINNi AN EMERGENCY.
The.Charter Rule was susgrndedand the foregoing ordinance passed by the Following
vote: Sample, Best, Diaz, Dunphy, TurneN-ar,d Zarsky voting, "Aye"; Jones, "Absent",
ORDINANCE NO- 15322:
APPROVING TINE SUBLEASE OF THE RED DOT BAIT STAND FROM S. A. KIMBRELL TO BILL CHANt,T
OF TRACT 2 Of THE COASTAL PUBLIC LANDS, SITUATED ON THE INTRACOASTAL CANAL CROSSING
ON PADRE ISLAND CAUSEWAY, LEASED TO MR. KIIBRELL AS AUTHORIZED BY ORDINANCE N0. 13075,
AS MORE FULLY SET FORTH IN THE LEASE AGREEMENT. A SUBSTANTIAL COPY OF WHICH IS
ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART HEREOF, MARKED EXHIBIT "I", AND AS APPROVED BY CONSENT
AGREEMENT, A SURSTANTIAL COPY OF WHICH IS ATTACHED HERETO,'MARKEi "A"; AND DECLARING
AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter Rule was suspended and the foregoing ordinance passed by the following -
vote: Sade. Best, Diaz-, Dunphy, Turner and Zersky voting, "Aye"; Jones. "Absent".
ORDINANCE NO -1.5323:
AUTMORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE A CONTRACT WITH THE COASTAL BEND COUNCIL OF
&OVERNMENtS UNDER WHICH THE CITY -COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT LABORATORY WILL ANALYZE.
1ATER.AND SEDIMENT SAMPLES FROM AREA WATERS AT A COST NOT TO EXCEED $64;000 TO
DET€*NII;E tHE EFFECT OF URBAN AND AGRICULTURAL RAIN RUNOFF owTHE WATER AREAS, A
SUBSTANTIAL COPY OF WNJCRI IS•ATTACRED HERETO, MARKED EXHIBIT "A" AND RADE A PART
HEREOF; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY- .
The Charter Rule was suspended and the foreao_ing. ordi nce 4rasse.d-.by the_ fol,lot+4rrq...._
vote: Sample, Best, Oiaz...Arpby, Turner and_ Zarsk.y voting, "Aye"; Jones, "Absent"—
.
DOMINANCE NO, 1.5324;
AMDIKRING0 THE -CITY -MANAGER TO -EXECUTE AN -AGREEMENT .BETWEEN -THE---T+FY € 0*PUI--GHR'r5T4. ....
A 1`THE STATE OF TEXAS FNM THE ANI:-CTALLATtON, CONSTRUCTION, EXISTENCE, USE, OPERATION
-AND:IlteN V NCE' -02` NREAY-:lzv FFIC l s"AT 'i#4E'foL-B Iii % :
(fl Appp 407 fi,Ropard Street) with Tancahua Street
(2) 4407 (Leopard Street) with Carantahua Street
(3} irlaiseda Streetwith Laulsiens Pa away
bStaptcset
(5} So h -Staples Street with Morgan th Morgaw.Avenue
(4) Lmr 4€17 (LesYyzitrd Street) with North Stapigls Streit
ALL A5 MORE F1LLY' SET FORTH IN THE AGREEMENT, A SUBSTANTIAL COPY 1.'F WHICH IS ATTACHED
HERETO, MARXED EXHIBIT "A7 ANO MAK A PART HEREOF; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY_
.t_ i"mrnar ah.t. -a t- - s�-li
vote: S ae, Bast: Dtor. Dumph r. Tamer and Fnrsky voting, 'Aye"-;-. Jones, "Absent'.
emeses
Tema Buil Notting
a
RIBINCEREZIEN VIE -CITY 11NIA L* TO EXECUTE A TITLE. 11-D CETA CONTRACT MODIFICATION TO
- . I #FT ,CONTRACT UWE EROS 51.713,999 TO $1409,15/0 MD TO CHANGE ThE
tlOi1 Tk tT Mk* F 1 CrOlut 1, 1979 THROUGH SEPTEDOER 3O, 1390 TO OCTORtil 1, 1979
MOM NIACH 311,, 19E0, AS MORE FULLY SET oOtT 1$ SAID CONTRACT, COPY OF ciilUCH 111
S J 'TNIITIALLY VC. SAFI FORK IS ATTACHED HERETO AMO MME A PART HEREOF, MARKED EXH133T
"A--; A1#THDR1Z1lIG THE CIU HAWSER TO EXECUTE ALL RELATED AND NECESSARY DOCUMENTS;
lll10 °MAR* AM EIEROE11CIt_
..wisrss..�...-. wiat Ani h.,. -aka s.., _:r;ssaL
VOW. 1 bs" 1l1a , Nffilfty, Turner, --sky vot1- , ''*ye"; Jones. " se^C}1: -_...
ORD1NANGE11T0,. TWO.
A.UTTIORIZITIO TRE CITY 1Uli1AGER TO EXECUTE CETA TITLE 11-0 CONTRACT HODIFICATIOHS WITH
THE dOL.LEATIIIE»
1, tslaIlen independent School District.
2. Fl+aur Sluff Independent kiool District,
3. Lulac Education Service may.
4. Nunes Cour Community Action Agency, and -
5.. Vett Oso hidependent School District
M CONTINUE 26. PUBLIC SERVICE EMPLOYMENT JOBS MO TO CHANGE THE CONTRACT PERIOD
FI1011 OCTOBER 1, .1379 THROUGH SEPTEMBER .3O, 1980 TO OCTOBER 1. 1979 THROUGH MARCH 31.
1980, A3 MORE FULLY SET M TH IN THE CONTRACT MODIFICATIONS, A SUBSTANTIAL COPY QF
EACH 1I00*FICATTlIi1 REING. ATTACKED HERETO AND RARKEO EXHIBITS "A`° THROUGH "E";
Ail}l$OR1IIMC THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE ALL RELATED AND NECESSARY DOCUMENTS TO
MODIFY THE AFORESAID CONTRACTS; AMD.DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter Rol* ries suspended entdthe foregoing ordinance passed by the following
voter. Sale, pest. Diaz. CLAQhy. Turner, and Tarsky voting. "Aye' ; Jones. "Absent".
ORDINANCE NO. 15327:
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MASER TO EXECUTE A TITLE VI CETA CONTRACT MODIFICATION TO
SEDUCE THE CURRENT COTITRACT LEVEL FROM 51,239,587 TO 457.815 AND TO CHANGE THE
CONTRACT PERIOD FROM OCTOBER 1, 1979 ThROUGH SEPTEMBER 30, 1980 TO OCTOBER 11. 1979
THROUGH MARCH 31. 1980, A5 HARE FULLY SET MIT 1N SATO CONTRACT, COQ' OF eittH, ` 1N
Sl1OSTANTIALLY IKE SW FORK IS ATTACHED HERETO, MARKED EXHIBIT "A" AND WADE A PART
HEREOF; A11THORI2iM THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE ALL. RELATED AND NECESSARY DOCUMENTS;
NTD DECLARING AM ENEXGEMCIC.
The Charter Rule was suspended and the foregoing ordinance passed by the following
vote; Sample, dust, D1ax. Dsragliy, Turner, and Zarsky voting, "Aye"; Jones, "Absent".
-MSE AV. -15-325-t--
A1WHORIZHIG THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE CETA TITLE VI CONTRACT MODIFICATIONS VITh
C#1 VT, CHRISTI- INDEPETIDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT, CORPUS CHRISTI STATE SCHOOL. AND JAPANESE
AST*ISM, TOCONTINUE 69 PURL IC SERVICE EMPLOYMENT J.00S A11D TO CHANGE THE CONTRACT
•F0 0 - O.E'11 1, 1979 THAI H SEPTEOSEII 30, ..0$0 TO 0CTooETs i, 1975 `fn-R0II1*1'
WCH ?. AS MORE' FULLY _FORTH 1N THE CONTRACT MODIFICATIONS, SUBSTANTIAL .
ZtiPItS OF WII.4GH= ARE AnAtiVti HE O No MADE A PART HMO, M .E1I1111tTs ,. I1'�,
' 'lt'T
ti ,1* '1 X11 CITY TO EXECUTE RLL RELATED AND NfCES$ARY .DOCIIHEKTS
" i ID CTS; AND UECtAR*KG !U1 EMINENCY.
• -4 4.7Ad VI* foregoing ordinance passed by- the following
# z.. D . y, aiIfyUVSEy ti g-- ye mer,`* as ai`n n'T`g _ `v .
+mss
7t N Ott Platttog
Iftweer 23. Ivo
`mac
tTB NOWT CITY OF CORM CHRISTI'S COl1PAE$ENSIvE
t' S"$iNC ACT PUBLIC SERVICE EMPLOYMENT ADMINISTRATION 0011111ACT,
COON F IE FAWNS LEW. 0F THE CONTRACT FWK S256.#54 TO .2M3,
f.BOHEIhSTMTIOSN PON tit PERK O FROM OCT#ER 1. 1939 THROUGH MRM 31►
3a 'Mit SLI MTH IN T!M PIODIFICATION A61EE11ENT. A S1tSSTANTIAL COPY OF
1INEEH=11 AMMO KAM,. !1P CED EXHIBIT "A", AND MADE A PART stt*EVF; AND DECOR -MG
=t"1.
_AMA_tar._�'r..-r..�..�.�ws.....e�= - - •-.�.._.t.�
'tom- J r Yr Ter:xr Zacsky wane. ti "Aye", -.. "Absent".
Jones,
MAKF NO- 15330;
t011FIGittilC'THE A1POjNTHENNT OF RALPH ROGERS TO THE OFFICE OF FIRE CHIEF BY TIE CflY
Ala POSONOT IO :CITY EiIARTER ARTICLE 131, .SECTION 3t A110 DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
Th. 1brte* it*o was suspended and the foregoing ordinance Passed by the following
Vitittf$ Ic,east. Diaz. D 1y, Turner ariwt Yarsky voting, "Aye°, Jones, "Abserst".
ESE `t1I? 15331 c
AMENDING ORDIAANCE NO. 35O14. PA.SSCii AND APPROVED AY THE CORPUS CHRISTI CITY COUNCIL
Jt1LY 25. 1919, NNICH AtfTNCIRIUD THE STEP 2 .ENGINEERING CONTRACT WITH URBAN ENGINEERING
fO in ELI SLUFF ►iRS1Et€ATEII TREATMENT PLANT BY AUXINS THE APPROPRIATIOtt. F t(R4, '
HE
!PO. 2Se SANIIANY SHIER aowip FWD gA0M 1139,D20 To $111,153, .Of limp AMOUR'€ i ,OOo
TOLL SE ENEtiiIS1..f FON PARTICIPATION NY THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY. APPLICABLETO -
muter NO. 250-77-19. LAGUNA IIA (FLOUR RWFF) PLANT EXPANSION. ALSO KNOW AS. •
EPA PROJECT NO C*B-1215-02; AND DECLARING • AN EMERGENCY.
The hater+RiIle_was /suspended and the foregoing ordinance_ passed ly the fol10w1119
voter. y Saq!!e.-�P`ye..st. OW...Dunphy, Turner and Zia ky votln9, "Aye" e$,
O ial Net No. 153 • - -
AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 13933. PASSED AND APPROVED OY THE CORPUS CHRISTI CITY COUNCIL
SEPTENDEtt 7. 1977, WM AUTHORIZED THE STEP 3 ENGINEERING CONTRACT WITH *CAVEMAN.
VIVERIDGE M[ 1lfi FOR THE BRAY IIASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT, BY REDUCING 'ME-
-APPROMIAThAf na.TRE MOTE PO tp0 - OF THE VOW FROM' MOAK YD $247,000. wit WILL
SE ELIGIBLE FOR 75% FUNDING FROM THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, APPLICABLE TO
• AU IPO: 250-77-22, MIAOW PLT-MPROVEMENTS. PHASE 2 EXPANSION, ALSO. KNOWN AS
EPA PROJECT NO. C^ ^1216-D5; AN0 DECLARING. All Ef1ERGENCY.
the Charter Rule Inas suspended and the foregoing ordinance passed by the following.
vats.: SeoPhtp Seat, DIAz. °tetchy. Turner and Tarsky voting, `Aye"; Jones, "Absent".
Mucor Pro Tee_ 3aepte called for petitions or informationfrost the audience ort
emattta's oilt c te+d on the agenda_
'Cls.. Jcaneen ,IICI' s ars_ hair* of . Ilam, e..lall s tomedealen.oddrsessyd.
the 511 1F[ .this thea .and reported an the Teas C1vi1 Rights Ecertiss Ion Symposium
she atter in San Antonio arta thanked the Council for giving her the ap{iertunity to
Ors. Rath CHI. 1 Mev€€t Drive. represeotTag the Corgis Christi Arts Council,
spas,* 14 moans co the reorganizations! ordinance, stating that at their January 7
aae+etingx,,the Caarptts tIu lett Arts Council ` Executinn Soasd ref_ot that • �: i;e-
_of t-, sTCytotkomint 1,110,11,i he ,s..2allooed 04 4 department of the C1ty for the per
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MeCreation,liepartmeets marina, and Corpult Christi Museum !should remain under the
direttion of the Office of Community Enrichment; and that the City Council. cattslder
placing the Cornea Christ; Convention tenter end Collie:et under the juriadietleft of
thm Office of Community Enrichment. Mrs, am stronoy urged the CouneWs cOnsideration'
that thia change be teat tmmmormff oolY gmt Perminfnt'
Mr. Clay Moore, MS So. Morningside, objected to changing the Charter as It
pertains to leases and francmises stating that it should be left intact So that an
eaection be rsqu4red for tosses and franchises of more than 5 years.
Mrs. Aurora morin, Chairmen of Principals Advisory Committee for the Las Encitios
Eiementary School registered her complaint on behaif of the area residents, stating
that the surrounding area iround subject school is all brush; there Is standing ester;
mosquitos and 4MOLS; and that therc is even the problem of snakes in that area. Mts.
Merin stated she has been to Neighborhood Improvement and to the fiblioe peaartrent -
with her complaint; that Officer Elliott, whiti_has been very cooperative, has offered
to help but that the brush an -only be cleared for 20by City crews. Mrs- Morin
urged an immediate vatution to this probIei.
it wes ascertained that the property belonged to the Texas Methodist Foundation
aPd the City had no authority to clear the brush beyond the 20'; however, City Manager
Townsend assured Mrs...Morin that -this matter would be looked into and every effort
--Made to clear'the areawithin a Meek-
„ -b More Were no further comments from the audieree.
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Mayor Pro Tem Sample noted that the next item on the agenda was current ctiOcerna
and elient$.
Council Member Nest pared that a problem has been brought to his attention
concerning an advertist that rap in the Calier-Times regarding loot nortgaee homes
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and. ingaired of Council Member 2ersky if he was aware of the fact that thead tistee.
his name, indleating his indorsopent.
Council Member berSkY eepsvito that he bee no knowledge of the ad prior to its
opp.5.41.Ance the newepaper but that he had already confroated the person resteitinelble
wt h 11;g, allictirwesbecause his name was used without his consent, ard he had been
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lar tail eta
Caueeff Member Turas r .xslird City sagar 'Fraya$eodfnfialrmatinn.
014 Evelhart-.Stagsles a,�ntcrsectiee.
City Maeager Toerreend responded that it is a City proJestt that then City wilt
/freed to place a median to prohibit :eft lave turnez that the improvements that art -
under4ylat the preeetnt thea viii help the streets some but not 10 terms of traffic
flue.
. eou€tcal ea r-larsky mentioned that he had been approached by Mr. William
"pit" hurry, member of t sae Soares of €quaff izat ion, who suggested to him that the
Council should.coneider_making the appointments to said hoard so that any new members
eeili have an opbaortxnnity- t# fasas'lierize themselves with the eork rinvoived before the
formal hearings are held. . --
Mayor Pro Teas Samale-4ePar'tei- the ting,, ac: 6;34. ,yam,.
Cuunti L Member ulna presi:tee ap- Ltt eb eia aF t 11aytRr and [iaypf frp, T>rgi.
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Council Meter Pe -sky tamed Chas -tee ha.t been•tea a-ted'tzla Mr ;?ani iteits sof'-
Mortgage &,€rust, entre stated that his corny had not been notified ren participate in
.the Corpus, Christi iicu.bne Fir:ante Corporation lenders' program. Mr, Zarsky stated
that he had talked to Mr_ Tone titter, Director of Community Development, and had been
assured by him that a letter Witold be drafted to said mortgagee company with some kind
of explanation and that he hopes there might be soaae possibility of making some
ai haviance fear this company to enable there to submit their response before the Cods
hr;st3 Wo s ng Pleafteee Corporation :rakes total alion:atiors.
City Manager Toemsernd elucidated that from aft indications shown, the Mortgage
and Trust Company ens notified,. as their neem teas on the list obtained from the telephone
directory listed under either "Savings orad Loan Assoclat.ieee" or e'Mrrrtgages`T ; they'
were invited. by 'letter nf.Cctcrber 4, 1979, to -the original feeders' meetieg which res •_
meld o+s October. 9, 075 at 1:30 p.m. in the City Council Chars. Oe stated than
eevnerat other meetings had been rall•ed which were open to any of the local lenders
ititireategd he .participating in the Pe a- sed -thee Corporation published a notice to
all feeding leetittrttons in the legal section of the Corpus Christi Caller essentially
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stathse that the eileeation process ane L,eeinettg and that interested ficamaie
ita c the -necessary 2 ii orW Frey the Citysretasy'" Ci'f ice on
or after December a, 1979. tlty Mae.ager Townsend expressed his rngretae{Ksut tht
after a.nd stated that Y+ fern it -war orftsrtcoste Oat rinrtgage S Teel did not feel
Leet It was given edequat iinfroeetinr eboet the Praaar _ ?er. Teweeend a,,;nrety £4? t;a
1414.4440!:,„:04 4 latter would be drafted to the Mortgage s Trust Company.
atant 'City Aishoger Archie Balker reported on the meeting in Austin with P.1
%iiiwfsa:ixut in regard to the Agnes Street problem.
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Thera being t,c further business to come before the Council, on notion by Turner.
2arsiey, and passed unanimously, the Regular Council Meeting of January 23,
.w*s ad3auriied st 604 p -a.
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