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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes City Council - 01/30/1980PRESENT Mayor Luther .:yes Mayer to Ten Eduard l.. Sample Counci 1- Plambers - Dr_ Jack Best David Diaz Jack et STT OF CORPUS CMA1ST1 a TEX*S. PIECOtAlt (O CUL MUTI*C ;JURY 30, 193. 2100 P.M. Betty N. Turner Cliff Zarsky Oka City Manager {q.. Marvin Townsend City Attorney J. Bruce Aycoeit S reeaew SL:i.l .Read_ Mayor Luther Jonas called the meeting to order in the Council Chambers of City Mall. The Reverend Ken-eith TI. Body of the Garden on Prayer Church of God in Christ gave the invocation. City Secretary Bill G. Rad called the rail of required Charter Officers and verified that the necessary quorum was present to conduct a legally consti- tuted sleeting: Mayor Jones announced that the following proclamations had been issued! "SOUTH TEXAS TRAIL RIDE WEN" - February 2-9, 1980; and "CLERGY APPRECIATION KEW' - February 2-3, 1980. Motion by Diaz that the Minutes Of the Regular Council Meeting of January 2, 193D be approved as presented; seconded by Turner; .and passed unani noualy. Mayor Jones called for consideration of Appointments to Boards and . Commissions need stated that following a discussion during the Workshop Meeting,- the eeting, .the tciuecll indicated a desire to reappoint the members to the Municipal Indus., Offal Maissiat wino are presently serving. Motfon by Diaz that the following reappointments be confirmed, seconded ' y out Passed Unanimously!, lieclrAL istooTAjAi. CIMMI1.SSIVIt Terms to Expire 444-4 $* 9.. E: Reno, Chairman _Br._Iltrfoal ARM110011.. !le'. Jorge C. Range1- 1lr. Mohan ItT ein Mr. _ R. W. Conal ly hr. 0. J. Bat., Jr. Mr. Eppy lienxelez 1-28-82 I -24x82 1-26-82 1-26-82 1-26-82 1-26-82 e =v,--c�crrs�rswrs.sts �pt�rt.�ass i f+riioryditeornment sltransered by Teams A i 11 Univers i ty Flo Speed, Director of Personeei. assist hlin. Slid eindiatimed that presentation of a plaque by Mr. James R. Bradlthe ey„ Teams At el fogieeerlog Extension Service, to the City old no ' . iiiis tiara or trerxspertat•,i ngefflcultles frog College Station: to C lathy. stating that Mr- aredier te4 Indicated Haat he would like to present the plague Commending the City for its -participation in the r:xtenilon Service training courses it a later date. Mayor Jones then presented the certificates of completion t;a the following. pis: !Mane: `Jess L. Sutton Gene Brown # Oe tai Garet* Stew*rt Boutrps E. C.. tndn 4. L. Fratfar .!'`flaw L. McGregor Elaine Milt Mi it i ayegrd ft. Duncan liei Saheb/az, Jr,. Fernando fi. ifodrigusea Isiah Il„ Sai €antes . d Wakefield Macri, _ .frank feevore P.. Wed Winfield Titter Safety Security Officer texrerat Superintendent Input/Output Control Supervisor ilperetiar_s meager Assistant Fire Chief District Fre Chief Engineer's Assistant t Administrative Assistant 1 Disposal Supervisor senior Accountant 1 Construction Inspector It Plant Supervisor 1 Plant Supervisor 1 V. W. System General Foreman inspector -Foreman t.:presennt but eligible to receive the. certificate,. Department/DIvisioe Auditorium Building Maintenance Data Processing Data Processing Fire Fire Gas Information Services. Sanitation Street Street Wastewater Wastewater Wastewater Water .Alikr2r .lo es armed the pubf Ic, hearing scheduled for 2100 p.m. on the fo1- ;r> ,r .. 11 >,si the Sanitary Seer master Plan so that approximately" 30 acres 11:ithe ttoCursk Trsct (being platted as Vloletwood Subdivision) adjacent-, olithlbild be changed frau Sewr f 31-A to Serve z 31-8 with the o erslziag of "A4 in tioIet limed to be at the expense of the developer. The Plannlnp. :g_40441e..cihenge ce January 3, 19 ft. . Ft firZersky err$ at the wooing at 2105 llarvin Tonetend located the ere* to ba changed frail ani Err another a stated that it is a minor change; It is rem by ti. i' Mwsi retlftto' the c i l.i: bo from Smear 31-A o Sewer 31 -Di anJ t the son for the r #t j, change is t.hat the developers ars in the process Minutes Aeeulae c.owee4 k Meeting may' 1980 !lot 3ir: • Of building their facilities at this time and they wish to develop the front por- tion of their adbdivisio€' first. Mr. Townsend also noted that it is a small area and the sewage -Alt eventually c- into the same sewer pipe. ' - Motion by Dunphy that the hearing'he closed, seconded by Zarsky anti passed urian im aus Ty. 7mortar+ oy uumpny tekat tee s•acltary sewer Master rias be Changed a5 recom- mended, seconded by Zarsky and passed a,?anlmously. Mayor Janes announced the recessed hearing an the following appeal: Appeal of esr, Dot; Anthony on the decision of the Planning Commission to require Lokey Subdivision, Tracts E and F, Lot i, to comply with water line requirements. The 4.38 acre subdivision is located east of South Staples Street and .south of Roily Road. last week, the hearing was recessed one week so -that pictures of the area and, Information on the *lotting status of certain property in the area could be obtained. City Manager Townsend displayed before the Council en aerial photograph of • the area involved and po.eted out the property owned by various owners. lie stated thet the staff has checked the supposedly illegal plat, which the owners are not aware of; and explained that because of a communication problem, the staff did. not knew that the Council esl.cd for slides to be made of the property In goestion. City Manager Townsend reviewed the matter as dfscussed the prevlo.ts week, explaining that there is a need for Mr_ Anthony to exceed the e" water line- to eventually tie into the 6" water line. He stated that the owner wishes to Sub- divide his property into two lots; he :rust lay a water mein to the other sida of his property, beceuee the Code requires that an industrial property have an 8" watersnein and fire hydrente. He also informed the Council that the Planning Cannelssion had upheld the requirement for the water line in the Appeal before- thew, eforetom, and the he/wing today. is a result of a request from the appliceet for, an eterpretat on on the standards of the .req it est that en 8" water main must bo. butelfed aiong the property. ler. Townsend stag that the owners contend that have water service; therefore, the 6" main IS ACE seeded since there Is a. issiconzaie near the property. Mr. til Prichard,. Attorney for the applfeent, informed the Coune,ii that the charge far the installation would be alioue $14,000. T.i,43€Ar.eg .. 114tes far C*Igetil-#Jeett*, jry Pw 1St* "- - Casenell !et trgooto otrserarioneriTef-TifiefiloVI#114're—FOrita—e--- tot iitaU n IP tomer -sreele aoS City haeaser Teed re lied tat hey will hi . . tO:Par t 1 'Oat* olt ;Mr. ta th*. nes treater main , OP. Prleharf tr*Ieett4 the situatien by statingthet Se. Mthonys property • Peel tom la 3"' weter its thev have ail eervicei: and the only chanee in theproperty anther party and they do net feel that they need- any other water -lines. He stated that •they propose tot extend the existing water line to Molly Road because all water lines must he looped. Nr. Prichard referred to the Oen Arbor Subdivislen-which was platted In 1959, and at that time the entire area was laid out, including a large lot called the business area of Cite Arbor. He stated that that particular lot was sold last in 1572, and thert was no reqvirement to put in a line because they did not have to replat. Mr. Prichard also contended that there have been exceptions mode to the requirement far the water line Installation, mentioning in particuler the fact that in 1972, several lots were sold to Central Power and Light In Lekey Subdivision; this was a division of land; there was no plat for this division; and there was no requirement that a similar voter line be installed. He referred to other pieces of property that had been sold ender the same circular stances which were not replatted and did not have to install water lines or fire hydrants. Mr, Prichard summarized his remarks by indicating that he felt that the same rules should be applied in this case because his client is not being fairly treated in that an atbltrary decision has been made by the staff. Me pointed out that the staff is requesting that his client be required t* provide a tgoped water line that will actually benefit other owners. Mr. Prichard - eilterated that the property under discussion will retain the seise use that has been in:existence for Some time, since Mr. Anthony Just wishes to sell part of -----Teri0601*.er-to thwcurreot coser.. City Manager Townsend expleined that the current standards requieing replattlee and wateritnaInstallation were adopted by the Council In 197i and _MAO, le 0feet le l9.69 when the prowty wes sold to C P 8, L. He denied, that rmiapee rata% do not apply for mai property creeers, stating that If property has eieeeeNe. Voomeit Slehtlwo 4,044 wirhOsit the Iatatt4el. I. *Ware of Wt, 1.T Mameat . arsky stated twat he realizes than there is the Passibility art property could he sotdwithout the City's being aware, of the transaction and ttagulred If there is a r s. siihiilxy on :he Clty•s pert to sem that the property Owners are r: best to tostall 3 water ,ire If they want a tennecTi0re. Lift' l+danager Townsend agreed that this is true. Mr. Priehsrd indicatel that W7 diene could be glad to put in the water line when it is needeli if the City decides to install a main on i?taiiy Road, but stated that ha sees non ed fair h!s client to install the. stater line Liar, enrt- to ding that such a tine would benefit Glen Arbor Subdivision, not his ctie;n.t. City Maaagcr_Towaseend captained that the e+ater'ma.ao is to provide fire protection for the owners of the - ijee:t properly, not besraeflt Glen Arbor Subdi- vision. He also Weird guar, that ;he orop rty tatnor ha? been informed that he tan Place the water lint ,,: t tF, r s i de of the road. Mayor .Fates irquIrtd is -to the consequences if this appeal :Is grantted. City Manager Townsend:stated that 3' precedent wuutg be testaiiilshed and every developer would attest to have a ,miter of some standard that Is required. Council Member Turner asked about the possibility of the City's Installing the line and the developer reimbursing the City for the materials. -Ir.-taneurglas Matthews, Dlrecro€ of Public Utilities, explained that it would be approximately a year before the work -could be dense. Mr. Prichard indicated that this would be a sattsfattoryr solution, and his client would be willing to nay for the rials- $oti by _ nuteh that Mr,. Aaettaov bit required to pay flit- the statestary materials( for the *ter lint Installation with the City to perform the actual - initiliation;, Se onnded L+]! Diaz, Counk.11 Poker Zarsky stated that as a developer, he cannot agree with ihla. polotiaigr out that hIa lobdivislons All have the water !leas fYStalte4 as required by the City, and iF an ewe -station is made for tees developer, than tho —lio Gerraa£ax3 rwa anouridr be' made Toe evrryer± r The minutes of January 30, 1980 are missing page 6 from the microfilm. After further research, the original document is not available for review. 441 egreatee Agfatar CorgeteT:1 tileettrig ;nary 34, 440 - i f 7-4Tr. t31C_, Corpus Christi 2 - 3..,, Self Primlms Centrifugal Water Parnas (Tess hoses) 850,52 GRAND TOTAL --- $2,323.13 Comparing the above prices on items 1 and 4 with the prices paid for tike j items. in January, 1979, shows ae estimated 5z: decrease on. item i and a lift increase cm Item -. A realistic price comparison cannot he made on Items 2 end 3 as we have 'm record of recent purchases- Bids were received from 7 firms, 4 .i. A cnntraet for a cse year supply of hydrogen peroxide (approximately 625,000 pound) be awarded to E_ t. i}3JPG it 4E NEi131 RS CFiEMtC,ILS l3yi S E P1GME$TS, Houston, on the basis a low #id c',f $153,1 7.5 Price comparison shows a decrease of 1155.41. This price i, firm for the ull contract period. Aids were received from three firms. Hydrogen peroxide is used for.odor and corrosion control and in=line treatment at the eroadway and Westside Wastewater _Treatment Plants and the -McArdle trunk m1-46. e. A contract for the repair and painting of two 12,500,000 gallon steel water tanks be girded to Alice_ 3s0 CORA:510H CONTROL. INC., Colieyeilie, Teras on the basis of low bid of $148,400, Bids were received from two firms. The two tanks are locetrd at Holly Road near Everhart. The interior of the tanks up to 20' fro the top +pili be painted. The exterior of the tanks' roofs will be spot painted. The -following actions be taken regarding sanitary sewer r rluImprovement vrment,contracts with Cactus Utility Company n Change Order No_ 1 be approved for $1,251 to the aaeces Acres contract to remove two Lift station paws with 3-phase control panels aad replace with single phase parcels purchased for the Flour bluff Gardens project. The two 3-phase pumps will be eyed in the Flour Bluff Gardens project. _ (2) A change order be approved for the Flour Bluff Gardens Sanitary Sewer project for Si.404 to delete two puns with 3-phase panels and install s Wigle phase pins removed from the -Niseces Acres p.rolect _ " -Thhe change is desirable because it would cast approximately 15,000 ,to bring 3-pha :. surre t to the Nueces Acre s project area, but it is available at the flour duff site. g. A contract for $329,360.91 be awarded to Fairway E4aIpent Company, lee.- _for constru tns iof the Van Galen Drainage System Stage 11 Inprovements. Trsis firm -was Doe of slx contractors submitting ,a bid on January '16 1980 for this 1977 •La4- Prow -Dv prop.rt- 2 ..--- _t.rrs ct r .,ham-' neat 1frrusly nereftra ..d._— city work but their prior crentract work in the-$ouston area indicates they are capable of performing the required worts. An appropriation of $350,000 _,...iy _`.0 -fit. ire#-o,g 3et_1-a-p"ns,.a - The projectattIL provide 2900 feet of concrete print in the existing Van Gaten di-tch and retatedieork fps Waldron Thad upstream to Glenoak Road. h, $6.400 be appropriated out of the Park Bond Fuad to provide the total 50% match, for d Federal grant for iltanniny for the Urban Paris and Recreation - Recovery .Programa. These funds and the grant will be used to prepare a five-year Recovery Action Program, a requirement for cnrttinusd eligibility for pork gran=ts wader the pro9rAr7. Themoney will be used to hire an intern fear six montes 4nd related off's,a' acrd other supplies. • i A r.Iot tJoas bcapproved to designate tbm gorpms Christi Mousittpi Flnanc.° C rpaaraafon as the appropriate entity to issue Single Family *rtgats Solids fir. Ilssoluxtcee 5741. On September 26, 1973 a resoiut ion was palmed del that the ao pnratien under Mousse Resolution 3712. Ioth•bilts ittk dAatikarn Coneresse tom, A 19 ,a easel powered 12 yard deep truck transmission be replaced- by Tradewinds real a asttr<r d -WAN= Oerefer- for i ►1i Fr _ `— €� a00On is40,111Sit trWn5ebls:sion _end hi* reoneasnded thst-. It 4� tvgrl at stoodard treosaelssion. The tract€ Es oho of tv Street OlvisioA :tend Is uroedvtly needed for SetariaI band-iteg, sr o old[ • bete Febri ry 2o_ 1980 for a;>s>rdait leis of ilostng he present city liedio "Golf of fistrlco' dle�it4tCe the Gulf of lieeico along Hutting end Pedrofsiaurts y � liiti c o-lteeeces County tins to this Nstipnal S. ollef . -cwt bear r& Lots 1841 gyred 4344*nd' along the '22 at+d 43, MockT4die 8144tf Faris, tee ^. d tion of alternate elksatknt estd repiatVost. elocaceatl resisting utii:it#!s pl'bit ihr fest a ;J i property, located it the comer of McDonald Ste �. brims et lid *115404 and pay Si 75 to ve �n illtfe efts esasedieaet;, ['b leu ii �patloit wrtI T e p p i►i # fir seatits tel` of Psdrc i d „.,„:„:71,"stl• eite h,, . .„ . • .,•:. .• • - :tad tb41 '44 :Staff dtd:',1O.:1XCX"Sitat•-:. 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'; ' .' ..-.. ,:''.• .,t0A".1,1".:.:. l:, '440'''t-'14.*3* . . : .. . r be replacee. ad414 OgSfe'lito-thit t$ bi< 37tt fiferOfrfr of 'appeasing such esployeent when tiei 'Tteesseoof sseggested that the initial fee should bee maxima •tliteL rev -40 Itis recomessosied nen "0" to reed as fel Wes: !#tc W iuriong, ProFfessaor of €a:1 Engineering at the University of :Ism b eosteige4t.matios"4. atrwttnre.i evaistation of the to lietesea Watery at as fee of per i*aaur with a seeelesse of $SIO per -day plus akavwvoltaa..oxi.atpaao, up to St,o00 pins travel asp saS 1411 tM fl w apOrtara farther esnemtitures. for Ws consultant, -Allsaltragt, be ;a.ardttd to might's Aoto iervisas, Corpus -Christi, for repagr• 0? .14101%**IVO car for $3,542.50. this vara rocs -Wad frost threes fin . Wit. Ald of $3.348.08 trj Trsdawi,eds ford Is not recesessentied it 3 mid aloclogfatt arty .asslblahithloo daaaga 'scov cold as oaf <ratps.red_ The vehicgr was hit on ger 22, 1575 by a car 41-00ip stags_ l4teapts ars being soda to ceolloct frost the Oboe v*Mcie. l# rtira be sect froienerat Tiro Service for Y_at"r� fee e a scar tire witichLwes &ward beyond: repair_ fb fat ll on .0 € I$_ Tilos is the. same j fre r €oo[ i pare thr ft sagtl :1 3 r�ei , ►fir ttyan i%avey t1ty viaiasokr e1tp rk :e ei ill 4t0Fh!e CTs..8ka'.ts._d Itoiatt-loo. which nese of .01O ft F to b: autoiwati'.ta'k-y appro *ed a id � t cceetettE agenda shtittiA ; ti1%eL-i tt€ a' r Te i * !ha rattOenf oaf the; ¢y for , .xar4i 00>Rer ilea rtetl for #i'+rf s€l* cLIa►i Pr. 'lttto. state Oat Dr. Sarrera tyrants to dtvalap tho property for -414 ry use, awe t.s of the opioton that the Gift tae a2 toned to shoo r only •.tto,r..*Iseassity eisit wo. Mr. Sotto geestionve whether the City has ,the:asititortty ter ran6wen this eroprrt. he 'referred to the staffts stet:mobs FTS. Land at_siair 010, for resist ntiaal use be aw- e -of the strongodor problem painted out t t'..a teilaiher.of .pi5Ople.are presently re -aiding in that area with no c a -Wets mat the .offtrosise oder.. tor. Motto eseorted ohs Council teat he and ilia 071rIt anion rite' lr> .tit drainage problem and that they only want to construct ac beautiful housinsg tieveiOpent which. would improve the entire area. Or. Narver* also spm and informed tine Council that he purchased the property til develop it, not to ;yell it. ase, too, questioned the Guy's r.gnc to conderan the property. lie. Barrens referred to the nuwerons probleas that the staff had.rentioned in connection with the development of this property and stated that all of the problems can t,e solved by his engineers. ale noted than although the staff does sot thinF: the pYrtm, .are viable, hi felt that the develop- ment taould he ideal for winter visitors and that the project would enhance °so t1,o3f Course. Mayo/. Jones stated than he would vote to approve the recomaandation for condemnation, because be had no doubt neat any housing in that area would 'incur Lawsuits and many complaints from any citizens who reside there. lie also noted that there is a need to protect the -3ewer plant and provide for future expansion, ttr. Muito inquired if any of the Council heathers or the staff had a:"ttea fly seen plans for the expansion of the plant, pointing out that this is the _first .-tiara -he had heard that the plant was to be expanded. city Maher Townsend explained ttsat the construction .under way at tlse ptant-at this tine oee not place any physical i,sprpvemeft.s on the tract; the nstx[ devaioptagot of, the .plant has pot been designed; but there fs a need to haute -area around tl>etis ant for tumorous connections and sewer mains. He agreed. x-ical...airrsure £si i ori ttz3 s#e. ewer* nofurther cocrieots on the City jar grata Reports. • €en4aV ale that the City wager's €4sparts„ trees neo :thee "r`a Ne.titS t end tx. be $Pprove sett 4- T4irsiti r and pakaedif_la yor cones ensconce t the Etre l in x Notion for a itttheariatg: - ns#deration- f a mast ba shoat -P r *n4 Light Ccsapartsy frrr a twtiun ts) rehear the traepaors mnuest f, -)r ciarrTieiity las re5identia1 rates, on January lbw 1 the City Enuac i i adopted an .,rd#noosedenying the Company's r+eauest for consider tion. of pz'isn el.-astic ty fee fOquel.ted rat, 1recreas.c5, Article Litt Se tk ° 7. 42f t° = 1"cf C#zdt!'E.er requires the company tO file. d ,Cats fora rehearing with the C auac i l specifically fin ally sett idg etzt each arena of t- ;;agotasa#a hilt .0.4.14•1$1' Airs1 fiat't3y Lisa Goa psi VIXty itO pat finti the ,_rte "9A'4 i i 3rir •I r j sr' c rited out that the ! i tY t?Ysrirer reriui res R srt4 t i t; . �t��r Ta�x .--.m- --- --- --- --_...�� setting out to file emotlo feet a r�ehearRn] with he Council speci. ically coaparry � - the. e,�nc l If they do. not find th its objection against the ra' .* A . aetico of the Odtencil to •accegstable. rle stated that ttle rest for such a . Company pertains to pertain points, one bytt'e Central ?Geer at�d Light Council in adopting the new rates following the hearing of which the action by the yY of an ordinance in which the text of the Ar+.e included tit+"- first readingbeen indicated that those rates had beep adopted. but the rate schedule had not :Presented to the City_ Mr_ Townsend also etplaissed that 3 paragraph was included - in the ordinance whereby the City would leave the option of adopting commercial rates if -such rates were less t an t' municipal rates- de stated that the Com- pany *ill provide a letter to :he effect that the municipal rates will not be ial rates. Ree also noted that the Cotpany is in opposition In excess of t+3a4rcrice elasticity: to the exclusion from the ordinance a prov;sion allowing p `ora rehearing be approved, seconded by MOti4n by Diaz that the motif . Sample, and passed by the following gate: Jane, Sample, Diaz, Dunphy and Iarsky voting ..Aye"; Best and Tuner voting "No," City Manager Townsend stated that the new ordinance will carry out the same action and ?would not reflect price ejasticity but would exclude the optian for the Cityta adopt commercial rates +f they are less than the municipal rates Miction.Gbit Dlax that the rehear`snu be closed, seconded by Stele and passed unaaxisfl° y s a r a * * * - o x s Maar Jones announced- considerat on of the following -two zoning matters lett mare Tirev"i0+ss`iY. -tab lett: City of Orpus-.Ehr'isti from "5-30' to it-lB" on Tract 1, fraol tract 2 and from "1_2s. to ++R 1i3" on Tract 3. Tract 1 consists of Gat 1, on Eloclit,0 .y Gloria Additl o Tract 2 psf Lots 6 through 10 and lE through 18, . l¢i � .f La Bl yrie_Adfdltion and Tract 3 of elo through t,nt k E ,yesd-[o Moathit13 i Bloch F, and Gats 1 f , B: oto: TiBc a :lora#ask ti n. he through generally located on t ea$t �, lfleciE }, . Sharia Addition. The leafs are � � barb y14 $ of Bright and P,nyra Streets.. �&s1a of 09411 Strut t?+s 16, l7 and l8, b. City of Copus Christi from "4..2" to "B-111" ! LOLS 8. g, 10, mock *rad 1.0 16 and 17, .01ock f, to Birgit Addition located on both sides of Br1 ht Stmt approxirately 3H) feet north of fleY'a Street. MesaWI to f• *public he4..rina mA4 tIVid eaPI time first A;Tgaiit.stion an May 29, 191, Ansi rent tt+.e second apptirtatiore on Millf i7, l9%'. txzcpt for Lots !I atad TE,-diock E. Lar Clmfia Addition. oo•which- x mosioa wee," passed to retain the looms* of "1-2'°, both eases were tabbed until ; c staff could have ars opportunity to contact the area residitrri:;c to ded mire if they really wonted a agoing change-. The RPOication carry forwarit a result of a voluntary paving prtaject. Since the two Ronimg aplsi i'cati,Arts were heard, the owners of the lots Involved in the application Save __ g ecS d.“e51,a0nt liens At the commercial rats. Therefore, it is recomwended that nr, fu/jrij_d*rlrr. .w, F WC Y3s9E,`'!2f, tie1 fM'lf_ City Mrrraagsr Towns= e*olainpd t?,ax $hxan c.,p zoning natters were in .con- nection with two paving as,ess' nt haoril-743 zind the application>,c were made in order to establish toning that reflected ose of rhe various nieces of property so ars to reduce the assessments levied against st i property; however, the property owners involved prefer to retain the existing ;toning and have agreed ttr pay the assessment rates for business toning. Mr. Townsend reminded the Council that these were City initiated zoning chaage±s anti the staff does rot feel that .any further action should be taken to reduce the suing. Motion by Dumphy Haat no further action be taken on these two applications, seconded by Sample and passed unanimously. .y ! as 4 * d '.. 4 d * * ,. .: Mayor Jones tailed far the ordinances. City Manager Twensend briefly explained the ordinances on the agenda_ Mayor Jones invited comments from the audience on the ordinances, Mir. Victor Moreno, tourer of Red Top Taxicab Company, spoke in regard to the first reading of the ordinance establishing neo taxicab fares and stated. that he and several other taxicab eompan' owners disagreed with the new rates ire that they do not think the surcharge of $.50 for night -tinge fares should be collected by the drivers. lige indicated that he was speaking on behalf of Red Top, Star Cab Company, tomato !Ling Cab Company and 8luebon et Gab Company, all of whom are € •:l = yvrs eta of the tscsssteiiity that Cite passengers will be opposed to such- a -charge and the companies Arial suffer a loss of buainess. Motion by 'korner that the vrd.r. nee establishing new taxicab fares be emended prior tet first reading so as to eliminate tA*_.440e9:4rget for night -tie nails; seconded by aest, And PAvmd, auam-Af7,0135.1y, a Lag likArgio 1?1 50140101,11 PP regard to the ordinance pertaining to the Improvements to Mara* load was. lW. Joaaah wt., reazresen t i ne nr, , Roy '$ 1 th and Mi . Enrs i s Jelin , uric of the Padre Staples Mall: Mr. +fens stated that these property oklnarf feel th+et it inlaid to preferable to have the full.five lanes proposed extended +across Staples to the +nest at least for the length of Padre Staples hall. We inforned the Council that the prate°? plan is acceptable to the Mall kers, twt They prefer that the construction not be started until January 2. 1981, rather than hewing the proposed cony:taruttlan Interrupted between Thanksgiving and Christmas art Is stated in the new Resolution. .Mr. clans further stated that the Owners of Mt. Vernon Canter are willing to donate the 12 feet of right-of-way that Is required for this eanstro,ction,.and they feat that the houses in Kt, Vernon Subdivision will no longer be there is January, 1981. City Manager Tootaan4 agreed that the wording of the resoluta, es €t pertains to the construction dare could be changed prior to the reading of the ordinance. Mr_ $111 grown, representing Peterson Development Company, owners of the Gu1fwey Shopping Center, concurred with Mr. Bans' request that the construction be delayed until January. 1981- liat1on by Turner that the resolution be amended to state that construc- tion +anti not Wilts Cantil January 1t- 1981; seconded by. Diaz; sod peeked aeauti.eoosly: titer Meneniii Townsend' Inquired. of Mr. liana as t4 the anticipated -4%U the fight -of- ain c .ca Will he eget iablt_ # ii - diet.. thit tlP ,. . of t e no probl i a 11.1, e E1t. Sraal th alnd ler. .10; anOgi this des #n_ht Vernon Subdivision X10*PONT he ret rtl to ft+ts a lance Mt_. Orom. regeaested tb `b'let let* ikeluefe coutssioni fir ther7r sik tt rrijoy Sh-Offttrir cateta>" Cr*' ire tt ail itilealtsrary rosy treat tht pay** ureas in Vr4tbt of Elts(&s lttertaurwt to Cr, cin& *.rive. Ne assumed the Cowell that they rte Id 'be tri i ling ha g9aut s tomparwty rl t -of -mss'. they *std rat ria# r+a the thy to remove the to v, rary road; and they would be ria lble far the nevemeel of. traffic ibrough ttr prty: Ilmoas-T ;I@'.PON* IS t. - Rho- E-St7 `Eetnas .,to -the Idea___. of at tOOPOrawy OanintGEing road even if It is a non -project 'test but a City cost. Me -JO -kited that the 'staff 144.11 rest 'ed to this request betAuse they would ilia*. to reserve any as;M -,141 this 44104" 01;% i4 a project of the State Department of MI hwalrs and Awhile Tisa. sportatio , .'..t the City wouid prefer to have this con- %Fdere by. that entTt First: however, of the cannot work out a Satisfactory solutloo. the ttty toutd have the to oc `rY access road provided_ City IIarnayer Townsend expressed The opinion that the Resolution should not be changed to address this matter. but indicated that €f the Council concurs In this request, a mhtian to.that effect would be in order. Motion by Iarsky that a tenpo..ry roadway froth Eliglo's Restaurant across the parking area of Gulfw3ay Shan. Ing tenter to Crescent Drive be approved, during The construction ssf Hardie Rout; sewn -.0 Tvrrer; sed passed unaniessusiy_ There was aro further discussion on the otdirlaneei; City Secretary Read palled the Cooncit far their votes ane fotloaing were approved: FAST READING: AMENDING CHAPTER 57, VEHICLES FOR MIRE. OF THE CORPUS CHRISTI CODE OF ORDINANCES, BY REPEALING SECTIO! 57-135. FARES---AMOUbTS AND IN LIEU THEREOF ADOPTING NEW PACVIStOKS FOR SAID SECTION 51-135, 3T ESTABLISHING THE TAXICAB RATES HEREINAFTER SET FORTH; PROVIDING A SAVINGS CLAUSE-, PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION. The foregoing ordinance was read for first tie Damd aassetits sedato and send reading '^ by the followiAg votes s. Sack e. Best. p ■lAyett^ FIRST 1REA€FtNGs GRANTING CENTRAL POWER AND LIGHT COMP- "S mom* FOR REHEARING AND UPON REHEARING' REPEALING ORDINANCE Nfl. 1530 AND SUBSTITUTING THEREFOR THE FOO'LO#tNG GRDOWNCE; MAKING FINDINGS OF FACT; APPROVING A HEW RATE SCHEDULE FOR THE FURNISHING OF ELECTRICITY MD ELECTRIC SERVICE WITHIN THE CITY of COI1PUS GlottSTI, TEXAS BY CENTRAL POWER AND LIGHT£ONAPNY WHICH. IF IMPLEMENTED IN ALL AREAS SERVED BY CENTRAL POWER AND LIGHT,' WNW KE REASONABLY ' ALC '• n TQ YIELD AK Aaawftwit $6„471,004 tti. IREVE I> S -TO CENTRAL POWER ALIO LIGHT: APPORTIONING TUE REVENUE INCREASE TO EACH CLASS OF SERVICE; DENYING- PRICE ELASTICITY EFFECTS TO BE TASEN F$TO COJSIDEEATtON IN DEVELOPING TARIFFS; REQUESTING A STUDY ON TUE RATE DIFFERENTIAL BETWEEN RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL HOT idA1ER *EATING AND OTHER RESIDENTIAL MO COMMERCIAL USES IN TARIFFS; AND -PROVIDING AH yTS f1! PAT_-. ....__:_:_... The ipragctin-Jardl.rxa�raG does woad for the first time and passed to its Wend rca Ino by the following vow Jones, Sample, Irian. The ply and iarsky orating. "Aye": Best and Turner, ..,may„_ MAO REARING = ORDINANCE NO. i5335: AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, G, I Tt Of CORPtg. CHR IST l , 197b a T I , AS AIaENDEO , DY DELETING FROM CHAPTER 51 4EEtltCL S FOR x1 -RE, SfGTtDk-$7-I. Sim PE ;RETC., fes IX 17$ ENTIRETY.. The foregoing nrdlnance + f (kAd faT s+ thic.4 am an{i peaud f iY+il if spy Iht #C°1614;;* vote, Jones, SaanPltE, test, Wat._.. j -�v. •,x a-�+o;. 7 .--,�:iap x_a�.iv.l.[ ,,, �.�a; w uXf.3�'�, y,,''%�ri } ._..- Al 6kr IIs Atitilular Council meet: -.44,0044er 04.100 DADI1lANCE ma.. 15336.. 14l PIIOPRl*Tlti $4.400 OUT OF THE NG. .?,IrI PARR BONN PDND TO PROVIDE TIL 50% LOCAL MATCH FOR A EEDERRL GIANT FOR PLANNING NDER THE URBAN PARK AND RECREATION RECOVERY PROGRAM, APPtICAR%E TO PIIDJECf NO. 291,17-10. URS PARK AND RECRREATIOII •iRECOVERY PROGRAM TITO Charter Rule was suspended acrd the foregoing ordinance passu by the following routs ,des, Sample., Best, Diaz, Dom", Turner and Zersky voting, "Aye... . ORDINANCE NO. 15331© . UTNORiIZI1IG THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE THE COASTAL.BEIID CONSORTIUM AGREEMENT POR. SUBMISSION TO TOE DEPARTPIE7T OF LABORS AS PART OF THE FISCAL YEAR 1481 REFUNDING DOCUMENTS, ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE COMPREHENSIVE - EIIPLOYMENT AMO TRAINING ACT AIIElD3NE1iT OF 3978, A SUBSTANTIAL COPY OF SAID AGREENENT REI*[ ATTACHED HERETO AND tF A PART $ERE.OF, mARKE0 EXHIBIT "A"; AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGrER TO EXECUTE AND St MIT ALL OTHER RELATED DOCUMENTS AS REQUIRED IN TO CONTINUATION AND ADMINISTRATION OP THE AFORESAID AGREEMENT: ANO DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. The Chart Retie wits susper ed a.nd the forsgotng ordinance passed by cine fol Foering vote Jonas, sample. Iasi, Diaz, Du'p . Turner and Lirsky voting. "Aye". ORDINANCE NO, 15)38: AUTHORIZING EMINENT DOMAiN PROCEEDINGS RY TOE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI TO CONDEMN FEE TITLE TO A CERTAIN PARCEL OR TRACT OF lJJU LOCATED IN NUECES COUNT;, TEXAS; DES- CRIBING SAID PROPERTY, IDENTIFYING THE RECORD TITLE OWNERS AND CITING L.IENHOLDERS O F RECORD, SAID CONDEMNATION REIT NECESSARY FOR TOE ACQUISITION OF A PARCEL OF L ARD FOR THE DSO WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT - LAND ACQUISITION .PROJECT! DIRECTING TILE CITY ATTORNEY TO INSTITUTE CcODEMATION PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE RECORD OWNER, RUIDOLPH T. PAMPA, MPA, TO CARRY C1R THE INTENTIONS OF THE ORDINANCE; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. Tha Charter Rule. *AS sosgeoded and the frtregoing ordinance Passed .by the following rota- Jones, Sample, Best, Diaz, Do,7phy. and Zarsky vvtinI, "Aye"; Turner, "Abstain irg" RESOLUTION' till, 1F339: DESIGNATING CORPUS CHRISTI HOUSING FINANCE CORPORATION FOR PURPOSES OF SUBSECTION (d4 (3) 0_e SECTION It OF H. R. 5341; ANO DECLARING AN EMERGENCE". The -garter" las-si3Pended and tyre- ortgotr zsrd nanL. ).t+ei by the follow -fag vote: Jones, Sample. Best, Diaz, Durphy4 Turner and ZtrSky voting, "Aye". ORDINANCE NO. 15340 . mutmaRttZ RI: T i.E CITY mAAAGER TO EXECUTE A COOTRACT iriTti TAIRW Y -EQUIPMENT COMPS FOR C[iIt3TR`ICTION OF IMPROVEMENTS TO THE VAN GALEN .DRAINAGE SYSTEM; APPROPRIATING 5350,000 OUT 3F /NE ND. 295 STOR1i SEWER -800 FUND, OF WHICH $329,3€&31 IS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT AND 520,639.09- 15 FOR ADDITIONAL ENGINEERING, INCIDENTAL AND RELATED EXPENSES APPLICABLE TO PROJECT NO. 295-.77-1, VAN GALEN DITCH EXTENSION; AND DECLARING Alit EMERGENCY. The [Tatter Rule +mss $U1P-tr t,d At40 the 6erego1rt ordinance paeie*d by the following ,;.;,4e: Janes, ..4.00x, ae5L, i AZ, GL IB, Turn -,4r and 2aresty w.7.6115i, "Aye". Minute* Secular Cotate..tt Cut. - jaelmarr 10t• 4500 _..' RESOLUTION/ID. 15341; AREIitAiNG RESOLUTION NO. 15287. PASSED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL ON DECEMBER 26, 19Z3,. WARDING THE €NPROVEt1ENT5 TO ne:ARDLE ROAO, 58 AS TO PROVIDE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO 18 FOOT WIDE LANES. AND A CENTER LEFT TURN LANE; ACQUISITION OF R€GHT-CIF-WAY MONTH( TEXACO STATION AT TitE tuTERSEGT1Ok OF AIRLINE ROAR AND itcARDLE, AND PROVIDING FOR THE MODIFICATION OF THE TIMETABLE; AND DECLARING AN E MCT, The. Charter Rule was suspended and the foregoing ordinance passed by the following rote; Jones. Sample, Best, Riaz, Ommohy, Turner and 2arsky voting, "Aye". ORDINANCE NO. 15342: ABANDONING A 10 -FOOT UTILITY EASEMENT BETWEEN LOTS 18-22 AND 4347 AND ALONG THE SOUTHE* BOUNDARIES OF LOTS 22 AND 47, BLOCK 12, FLOUR BLUFF PARK, SUBJECT TO DEDICATION OF ALTERNATE EASEMENTS; FEPLATT1NG Of THE SUBJECT PROPERTY; RELOCATING OF' ALL EXISTING UTILITIES; AND PR.:NIDING A SEWER LINE TO SERVE CITY PROPERTY LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF McDONALD AND SO -'h PADRE ISLAND DRIVE AND THE PAYMENT OF $175 TO TI1E CITY TO KILL AN EXISTING GAS LINE WITHIN HE EASEMENT,ALL AT THE MIER`S EXPEi, ..- ANO DECLARING AN EMERGE 1CY_ The Charter' Rule was suspended and the `or ging ordinance passed by the fallowing voter -ares, Sample, Best. Diaz, Ouatpaw, turner and Zarsky voting, "Aye". :s t a e a r. has _; s* x s a Mayor Jones cal'€eco- for discussion of current concerns and events by Nettlbers . of the nc1i- Mayor .Tones reported on the Mayers' Conference that he had attended and stated that the Mayors had been assured that Revenue Sharing funds will be availa- ble to cities #or the next .five years at least. spring that there is resistance to the fact that the funds are channeled through the State. Council iffier Best Inquired about the status of the Airport improvements and noted that the plans for the parking lot and ramp improvements were delivered to F.A.A. on Jaeuery 24I, 1950. C€tT Manager Townsend explained that the staff hopes .to retetye .comments on the ramp momentarily and on the other plane In two weeks. He assured Dr. Best that. Ilath-prejetts,m411-11e-feedy amen to get out for #reds ant: that they wilt t `-i` fes.. Council action et the „nd of February-. Count l Member Best referred to tha relationship between Airport Road lad Highway #4_ and Agneas Street and suggested that Ole Council work with the Highway Depa;twoent to set shit all of those stroets tic together.. He stated that he feels that thls.. would provider an answer €s; cti .;',,70* .4)f Ruulinn r., feria tt. cstr the entrance road to the Aiyoort. mil '1)0'4.1164' :Afietto**$r,bist:tiiiki the City proceed with the dans for ala. muss road is -.tise Mrport; ,.seeemded by D azy sod passed unanimoi'sly- pr - fest meutioned aeother ctxretsrsi of his in regard to the many problems. reporte ,;to hiae.'attet the Utilities Department and the grossly inaccurate b l ls• that re newer. 'h V- been receiving. statements -for utilities and attributed the emblem to Dctar.Processing-Division end a large turnover in meter the om en at eompleints reeeiwed by the utilities Offi iO ..otitis per. day to about 5D to 60 calls a slay. He reiterated that there are jtist not. -enough emeloyeee tai sxpedltioxss?y yet everything in order to'solve.r`'_: proble r. but ho fully, las time, ail of rbc problems will be corrected. Council Member bast stated that he understood that some meters are not that red tags be placed a number of vacancies in readers. he stated that ce has been reduced from being read because property owners have €Ings and suggested on the deerof those homes 5K/thin the owner will be aware of the reason their seterss are. not -being read. gounell Member Varner referred to the tetter receivedfrom the Corpus Chri+rti Ceib;levIsion Corparsy and stated that she would like to propose that the t.otieicii sflow y cablevlsion Company told- an the cab-levisien Franchise; City Tiger Townsend explained that the. basic problem in doing this is the di3pbsi[ion of the eatjsting eablevision equipment, there is a major problem inrpreper#ng _spetwificethaes for bidding pu !esu and :if .ht. City goes out for btd and.< co. Zany other than Athena Cablevision Is granted the franchise, the Cosarittl4shnuld ,understand that :citizens wilt be without cabieviston servlte for m00i tenths In ,nudes' or the changeover to occur. Mayer Pro Tem Sample noted that tM City at this time is extending the existing franchise with Athena Cablevision Company on a day to day basis not to used six mo ths. Mt suggested that if Atneen continues to improve their service. the Council could extend thele franchise, Mr. Sample expressed concern about the F r r� psi t f -re. goes root ,.fsr ,Yds..€.. _ chit " stcd that this. tatter shisahl. be disemesitalwith litof ilbuider. Waved*. drt. since Ost City recently terminated their th Athena, in ander to find out the hied a probit that they Mayor Prn Teo Sonele eoProssed the opinion that since there area other toilroolo* that have indicated an interest in operating a Cablevision franchise ia this City, .tbe Card 1 should ac vett apps scat ons from other firms-. Outset/ Member Zarxk+t stated that he felt that input should he obtained frau the users -of the rabievislon service to ascertain whether or no they would be oiiiirnp to have Such service interrupted for one to two years. 5ouaetl'lltaaber Wax pointed out .that -the transfer from Athena to another •cwt+ could be eccomplised muds more quickly than that because Atha ,would want to sell their equipment. . SOcil Meatier ©uamphy questioned whether or not the service would he dis- contitiued if the City went out for bids for eabiaevision ,service. City Manager TOwnscredoninted out that there are several kinds of prgblers that route$ exist 1f a new franchise holder is weed upon; the Athena franchise woutd.:Mva to he cancelled; and although it could be assueed cleat. most . ° emelt -_.tn that situation would like to sell their system, there is no way Of knowing just adiat"Athena would do in Basch a situation_ :hr. Townsend also reminded the Council th ..before Ebb City could purchase Athena equipment and its systa ,:an elkcCt#i _, would ba - uk d - . Cou cil Member Towner stated that she feels that the City should accept anis for tial franchise rablevlelon system because of the possibility of obtaining' I-1.Member best agreed and stated that the day to, day ftiaaci€lses tri" ..,. abOti d be `resobiga. Citta Manager ioWnsend noted. that an this day to day heals. Mint*. hvA-ait.--- cOPortiolitY to expand their service. he also stated that ie caftan 0tery deposit skdiu1d be submitted with en*y proposals. -W Sr:sem. thee stieutatsssn=tut st'r& thaat--he-Aid. - ride -feel that the City should be obligated to retain the franchise with Athena. i� -pari slr asst ix i1 t One penhtme with ;,th . fr i Spina Is the " #1 to 44'50716.4old s&nr e. tliis is one .or the pr *4 ..,itaicr t$,aai g considered to extend the length of franchises, it night '01!..i1114 -0114s x¢t xwilt uhtii. the election to see it It would be possible to grant JACltlleli af greater lute, than fire pears. -Mayor ,s.to�.--'.-.. —. good for the rai,levision. CrtY.11tinager Townsend stated that he understands that the Ccone ! wants to receive proposals from various interested parties for the cablevision franchise. li werS trio caxasaeaets of the Council- that this matter shoui.d boon the next week for further ; i seuss iaan, Oh h+other matter, Counc i 1 Member Diaz i requ i redd l t the site p t an for the 'tint plaza Convention Center and parking lot wl i l be considered next week. City Manager Townsend stated that he world ilk e to have more than a week S mattef,-sird Mr. Diaz agreed. ib * A * A * A.* :# * * A * S * * * * 1 eyor Jones celled for petitions or information frtem the audlercze on tters<.-not *he -doled on the aQ" 3. Or- itudolph Heistermanrs. 3306 Cartagena, expressed zpres#ed Cnrecarn abeut' thea. 3 tebl rt Uti l Foss Iiepertoent ai.d the grossly inaccurate hills that customers are ,elsr,l frartietiiarly in re acrd to the poor handling of the problem hp porecotto flea#-;diepartnent. CityMina-.Ilei TipwoxelecLerW44ned the proble ms aisoelated with the reading the ierera;_ 00ticulerly. in rainy weether, n alb reg• istered.a complaint about the stone—lamer problem airs at the intersection of Vega Drive and Certr_Bena. Ito:"liar 1-0).osard assured Mr.. t#efszonmenn that tlsis_.Ail Lho nre'baeS rra further business to .come before the Lound i•, on motion by silcarided by 'furter Rad la.4 !dweary# . _ _ AiTtiutacli lleetirrg e� o4rn January 30, 1980. • 1, LUTHER JONES, Mayor of the City of Corpus Christi, Texas certify that the foregoing minutes, same being for the period ---•4.-�..ac-_2w_1 Ms January 30, 1980, inclusive, and v ous 1y `— S1 a. .s�ara by me having been previously hereby approved as itemized_ 1/02/30 - Regular Meeting 1/02/80 - Special Meeting 1/09/80 - Regular Meeting 1/16/80 - Regular Meting 1/21f80 - Special Meeting 1/23/80 - Special Meeting 1/23/80 - Regular Meeting 1/30180 - Regular Meeting