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Min 08/04/1992 94 Wichita Falls, Texas Memorial Auditorium Building August 4 , 1992 Items 1 & 2 The City Council of the City of Wichita Falls, Texas, met in regular session on the above date in the Council Room of the Memorial Auditorium Building at 8: 30 o'clock a.m. , with the following members present. Michael Lam - Mayor David Farabee - Terrance E. Loughry - Councilors Angus Thompson ( late arrival) - Paul Hughes - J. W. Martin - Harold Hawkins - James Berzina - City Manager Gregory Humbach - City Attorney Wilma J. Thomas - City Clerk The invocation was given by Lubin Moise, Gilbert Memorial CME Church. Item 3 Cynthia Ramsey, Police Department, was honored as Employee of the Month for August. Mayor Lam presented her with a plaque, City of Wichita Falls pin, bus tickets, a check, and a dinner from the North Texas Restaurant Association. Councilor Hawkins noted Shrine Activities this week, stating the Oil Bowl game has been played since 1938 , and this year they will be honoring the memory of the Honorable John Tower. Councilor Martin recognized the Honorable Don Raab, Mayor of Sanctuary, Texas. Item 4 Moved by Councilor Hawkins that minutes of the meetings held July 21 and 31, 1992, be approved. Motion seconded by Councilor Hughes, and carried unanimously. Item 5a-8d Moved by Councilor Martin that the consent agenda be approved. Motion seconded by Councilor Hughes, and carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Lam, Councilors Farabee, Loughry, Hughes, Martin, and Hawkins Nays: None Item 5a RESOLUTION NO. 115-92 RESOLUTION APPROVING REFUND OF OVER-PAYMENT OF PROPERTY TAXES ON ACCOUNT # 0956-005-0000 95 Item 5b RESOLUTION NO. 116-92 RESOLUTION APPROVING REFUND OF OVER-PAYMENT OF PROPERTY TAXES ON ACCOUNT # 4760-001-0000 Item `_ic RESOLUTION NO. 117-92 RESOLUTION TO APPROVE CONTRACT WITH THE FIRM OF CORLETT, PROBST AND BOYD, INC. FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES RELATED TO PHASE 2 OF THE 1991-92 BUDGET UTILITY IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT Item Eia The bid for estimated annual linen service requirement was awarded to Flake Industrial Service in the amount of $12,224 . 68. Item Eib RESOLUTION NO. 118-92 RESOLUTION TO AWARD BID TO VARIOUS VENDORS FOR ANNUAL SUPPLY OF CHEMICALS FOR WATER TREATMENT Item 7a RESOLUTION NO. 119-92 RESOLUTION TO ACCEPT THE CDBG RE-ROOF FIRE STATION ##2 PROJECT AND AUTHORIZE FINAL PAYMENT TO ARMORED ROOFING COMPANY Item 7b RESOLUTION NO. 120-92 RESOLUTION TO APPROVE CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 FOR LAKE DIVERSION SPILLWAY ADDITION PROJECT Item 8 Minutes of the meetings of the following boards and commissions were received. a. Traffic Safety Commission - May 6 , 1992 b. Landmark Commission - May 21, 1992 C. Planning and Zoning Commission - July 8, 1992 d. Board of Electrical Examiners - July 9, 1992 Item 9 The final public hearing was opened on the Community Development objectives and proposed use of funds under the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, as amended. Barbara Wesley, 1105 Williams Avenue, (Councilor Thompson arrived at this time) addressed drainage at Lots 11, 12 , 20, and 21 on the plat presented. She requested funding to alleviate this problem. Mr. Bonnett stated it is a $31 , 000 project. Mr. Henderson explained that it would be eligible if we own the right of way. The City would need access. Brenda Jarratt, 2117 Avenue J, represented the East Side Girls Club and Wichita Falls Art Entertainment and Culture. She also :supported the Booker T. Washington Association. She stated they need $20,000 to recruit a RUDAT team composed of architects to tell them what they need to do. She also requested $800 for playground equipment for the Girls Club. 96 Item 9, cont 'd. Viola Morton, 1631 Red Fox Road, appeared as Chairman of Wichita Falls Art Entertainment and Culture, stating they are concerned with growth in District Two. She requested CDBG funds for continued beautification of Sheppard Access Road and Airport Drive, and more trees in the medians, along with attention to the irrigation ditch on Central Freeway near Days Inn Motel, and demolition of dangerous buildings. Andrew Roberts, 1100 Lefall Circle, represented Booker T. Washington Association' s request for CDBG funds for beautification of this historical site. He stated that the only part that is left is the cafetorium. They have restored the cafetorium, and would like to beautify the front of the area with a circular driveway. They do not have access for the handicapped. The property was leased to the Association by the Wichita Falls Independent School District, who owns the property. The public hearing was closed. RESOLUTION NO. 121-92 RESOLUTION APPROVING THE FINAL STATEMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES AND PROPOSED USE OF FUNDS UNDER THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1974 , AS AMENDED, AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE THE 1992-1993 FISCAL YEAR GRANT AGREEMENT Moved by Councilor Martin that Resolution No. 121-92 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Farabee. Jim Dockery explained that they have excess funds which were allocated in 1991-92 that will not be used. Another public hearing would be required to reallocate these funds. Councilor Thompson requested this be brought as a proposal to the City Manager by these folks. Councilor Hughes requested the staff to look this over, especially the East Side Girls Club. Mr. Dockery explained that only fifteen percent can be allocated to public service areas. The motion carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Lam, Councilors Farabee, Loughry, Thompson, Hughes, Martin, and Hawkins Nays: None Item 10a ORDINANCE NO. 58-92 ORDINANCE WAIVING APPENDIX A, SUBDIVISIONS SECTION 9 (B) (2) (a) OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES WITH RESPECT TO PLACING CURB AND GUTTER ON CITY VIEW DRIVE ADJACENT TO THE WEST LINE OF LOT 1, BLOCK 1, WATTS ADDITION Moved by Councilor Hughes that Ordinance No. 58-92 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Hawkins, and carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Lam, Councilors Farabee, Loughry, Thompson, Hughes, Martin, and Hawkins Nays: None 97 Item 10b ORDINANCE NO. 59-92 ORDINANCE WAIVING SECTION 27-29 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES WITH RESPECT TO PLACING A SIDEWALK ALONG THE WEST LINE OF LOT 1, BLOCK 1, WATTS ADDITION Moved by Councilor Farabee that Ordinance No. 59-92 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Hawkins, and carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Lam, Councilors Farabee, Loughry, Thompson, Hughes, Martin, and Hawkins Nays: None Item 1.0c ORDINANCE NO. 60-92 ORDINANCE MAKING AN APPROPRIATION IN THE GENERAL FUND FOR ADDITIONAL GRANT REVENUE FROM THE TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Moved by Councilor Hughes that Ordinance No. 60-92 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Martin. Councilor Thompson asked about the nurse shortage, and salary comparisons with hospitals. It was explained that we are probably short four or five nurses now. Mr. Berzina explained they are approaching the matter of those who are not required to be registered nurses. The motion carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Lam, Councilors Farabee, Loughry, Thompson, Hughes, Martin, and Hawkins Nays: None Item 1.0d ORDINANCE NO. 61-92 AN ORDINANCE CHANGING THE NAME OF SCOOTER DRIVE TO AIR FORCE DRIVE AND FURLONG STREET TO REYES STREET; FINDING AND DETERMINING THAT THE MEETING AT WHICH THIS ORDINANCE WAS PASSED WAS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AS REQUIRED BY LAW " Moved by Councilor Hughes that Ordinance No. 61-92 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Martin, and carried by the following vote. w.;. Ayes: Mayor Lam, Councilors Farabee, Loughry, Thompson, Hughes, Martin, and Hawkins Nays: None Item 1.0e ORDINANCE NO. 62-92 AN ORDINANCE WAIVING THE THREE HUNDRED FEET SEPARATION REQUIREMENT FOR A CHURCH, FOR AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE PERMIT FOR OFF-PREMISE CONSUMPTION, AT 811 NORTH EASTSIDE DRIVE, WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS 98 Item 10e, cont'd. Moved by Councilor Hawkins that Ordinance No. 62-92 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Martin. Chester Stewart opposed the sale of alcohol near the Jefferson Street Baptist church. Mary Ezzell, 1013 Harlan Lane, requested the Council to not allow the waiver. Betty Solomon, 601 Ross, requested that the Council not allow the sale of alcohol across the street from the church. Paul Winkler appeared, stating he and his wife, Kay, operate Bluebonnett Grocery on Eastside Drive. They are requesting this to be competitive in the grocery business. He stated that he is not open at any time during church activities. Councilor Hawkins stated that he has checked this out, and believes that alcoholic beverage will be sold at the store, even if the owner has to move the front door. He noted the importance of this store to the neighborhood. It is a place where someone can go in and charge their groceries on a monthly basis. Councilor Martin noted this is for off-premise consumption, and we do not need legislation to teach our children right from wrong. Councilor Thompson stated that in the low income community they have more places where alcohol can be purchased than in any other part of town. Perhaps this is one step we can take to try to turn this around. He stated he must vote against it because he has seen the effects of alcohol. Councilor Hughes asked for an explanation of the measurement requirement. Mr. McKinney stated they have measured it according to the state law. Mr. Humbach commented that the question is what is the property line. Property not encumbered by an easement is the way the City measures it. If he had to defend one or the other he would be more comfortable defending the way we measure it. The guidelines are set by the state, and we are just enforcing it. The motion carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Lam, Councilors Farabee, Hughes, Martin, and Hawkins Nays: Councilors Loughry and Thompson Item lla RESOLUTION 122-92 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AN ENCROACHMENT AGREEMENT WITH D3 COMPANY, WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS ACROSS A PORTION OF TENTH STREET RIGHT- OF-WAY ABUTTING LOT 1-A, BLOCK 261 , BOYD & MOORE SUBDIVISION, WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ENCROACHMENT AGREEMENT; FINDING AND DETERMINING THAT THE MEETING AT WHICH THIS RESOLUTION WAS PASSED WAS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AS REQUIRED BY LAW Moved by Councilor Hughes that Resolution No. 122-92 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Thompson, and carried by the following vote. 99 Item 1.1a, cont'd. Ayes: Mayor Lam, Councilors Farabee, Loughry, Thompson, Hughes, Martin, and Hawkins Nays: None Item llb RESOLUTION NO. 123-92 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING POLICE DEPARTMENT TO MAKE GRANT APPLICATION TO TEXAS COMMISSION ON ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE FOR D.A.R.E. PROGRAM Moved by Councilor Hughes that Resolution No. 123-92 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Martin. Chief Harrelson explained that an officer works with the school district. The grant pays the officer' s salary and a little bit of the equipment. The motion carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Lam, Councilors Farabee, Loughry, Thompson, Hughes, Martin, and Hawkins 4 Nays: None Item llc RESOLUTION NO. 124-92 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WICHITA FALLS DECLARING CERTAIN PARCELS OF REAL PROPERTY AS EXCESS AND DIRECTING THE LAND TO BE SOLD BY SEALED BIDS; FINDING AND DETERMINING THAT THE MEETING AT WHICH THIS RESOLUTION WAS PASSED WAS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AS REQUIRED BY LAW Moved by Councilor Martin that Resolution No. 124-92 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Hughes. Councilor Hawkins suggested that some of these properties might help us in negotiating with some of the property owners who will be displaced by the multiple events center. Mrs. Chasteen noted they have some properties which they are holding for this purpose. She stated all of these properties are vacant, and were all acquired by tax suits. He believed it is premature to sell these properties. Councilor Hughes noted we are only authorizing these to be put out for bids, and then the Council will approve the sale. The motion carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Lam, Councilors Farabee, Loughry, Thompson, Hughes, and Martin Nays: Councilor Hawkins Item 12a RESOLUTION NO. 125-92 RESOLUTION AWARDING PURCHASE OF FALL FLOWERS FOR PARKS AND MEDIANS Moved by Councilor Hughes that Resolution No. 125-92 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Hawkins. 100 Item 12a, cont'd. Some discussion took place on how we could make it more competitive for our local people. Mr. Murphy stated that our bids do not include a penalty clause for failure to meet the contract. The motion carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Lam, Councilors Farabee, Loughry, Thompson, Hughes, Martin, and Hawkins Nays: None Item 12b RESOLUTION NO. 126-92 RESOLUTION ACCEPTING BID OF BOWLES CONSTRUCTION CO. FOR ADJUSTMENT OF A SANITARY SEWER LINE AT KELL BLVD. AND LAWRENCE STREET Moved by Councilor Hawkins that Resolution No. 126-92 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Hughes, and carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Lam, Councilors Farabee, Loughry, Thompson, Hughes, Martin, and Hawkins Nays: None The City Council recessed at 9: 50 a.m. , and reconvened at 10: 05 a.m. Item 13b Bobbie Walker, 1520 Trout Street, stated they had a serious drug problem at their location last year, and they have worked very hard during this time. She requested that the Council come to their meetings whenever they can for support. Councilor Thompson addressed her comments, stating he does not have to be there every day to be aware of what is going on in the community. Mayor Lam noted they have been out there every time they have been invited. He emphasized that if there is an attitude that they are doing this as a token, they do not want to come back. If they feel there is a need for encouragement, they need to let them know. Councilor Thompson noted they could bring anyone out there and they would not be supported. Mayor Lam pointed out that when they fail to respond they can get emotional, but so far they have not done that. Councilor Hawkins asked if their lease contains a provision that tenants can be evicted if they are convicted or found in possession of an illegal drug or other felonious acts? The apartment manager stated they have a lease with HUD. She further stated they do not have the problem with their residents, but from people outside. Councilor Thompson stated that part of the problem in Kings Square is that friends of tenants bring drugs over there. It would help if they could encourage tenants to turn in some of those names. Virginia Holden, 1302 Holliday, stated they have a drug problem in their neighborhood. Trees are being cleared in her area across from the bus station. She has no trespassing signs on her property, but that does not deter them. Mayor Lam suggested that the Police Chief take note of this in her area. Item 13a Personnel Officer Jan Stricklin presented the latest affirmative action report for the last three quarters. She 101 Item 1.3a, cont'd. addressed the most recent total ending June 30, 1992. She noted they are with the guidelines for minorities. She also discussed the report on contractors ' minority employees. Councilor Loughry mentioned cuts in employees last year, suggesting there are more employees this year than last. It was pointed out that the temporary summer employees are included in this :report. Mr. Berzina pointed out that no positions have been increased which are not in the budget. Councilor Thompson stated he wished we could have done better, and Mrs. Stricklin pointed out that we have done better than last year. We were at 28 percent female last year, and we are at 39 percent this year, so we are moving. Item 13c Mayor Lam noted that city employees have been a family for eight or ten hours a day, and he commended certain city employees as working very hard in the election held for the multi--purpose events center, namely, Jim Berzina, Subir Murkejee, Jan Stricklin, Tom Edmondson, Jim King, Sammy Paschal, police and fire associations, and Norma Crane. Councilor Thompson also commended the employees. He stated he also wants to put something together to see what we can do to revitalize the North and East sides of the City. He stated that it is imperative that conditions be improved and bring in jobs for people. He hopes the next affirmative action report will be better. Councilor Hawkins mentioned the first response information, and Mr. Berzina stated they will have a full discussion of this project in the budget hearings. He also asked about the possibility of structures along the river being disposed of in a way that they do not end up in our landfill. He further noted that the right of ways going North along I44 are looking shaggy. Mr. Berzina commented that there is a reduced mowing schedule statewide. They will look into it. Councilor Farabee asked how the library automation drive is going,, and Mr. Dockery stated they have raised about $77 ,000 so far. If we can raise $15 ,000 by November, a foundation will give them $15 ,000 . Councilor Hughes mentioned an audit on the golf course management company, stating he would like a recommendation and option brought forward so they can vote on it. Mr. Berzina explained it is in this year' s budget. Councilor Martin echoed what had been said about the multi- purpose events center. He also commended Dorcas Chasteen, Kay Yeager, and Curtis Smith. He commended Roger McKinney on weed control, stating they have already gone over the budget in weed control due to the amount of rain. If owners would keep their lots mowed it would save the taxpayers and citizens some money. Councilor Loughry asked about the money they gave the Heritage Society and the Railroad Museum, stating nothing is going on out there. Mr. Berzina stated he would check on it. Councilor Loughry mentioned a 3-year old on a bicycle with training wheels on the river trail falling into the water. Discussion was held on shoulders, retaining walls, and rails. Mr. Berzina stated they would take a look at it to see if anything can be done. Councilor Hawkins noted an incident on the river in San Antonio, stating that somewhere along the line people will have to take some responsibility of their own. 102 Item 13c, cont'd. Councilor Loughry mentioned weed control, and Mr. McKinney stated they are understaffed, with an unfilled position right now. Councilor Loughry also asked that the signals at Ninth and Beverly, which were knocked out by lightning, be looked at. Mayor Lam asked where we are on the open air flea markets, and Mr. McKinney stated that several years ago they looked at outdoor screening and it was heavily opposed. Other than screening, he does not know what else they can do. Mayor Lam suggested an ordinance that would require a roof. Mr. Humbach noted that perhaps they could have a regulation that goods be brought in each day. Item 13d Mr. Berzina noted the meeting at 8: 30 a.m. tomorrow to issue the Certificates of Obligation. Mr. Berzina also commented on the method of calculating the sewer rate. He addressed the bird problem, stating he is not encouraged that federal and state people are going to do anything about it. It falls on the owner to be responsible to do something about it. He does not recommend the City do anything about it. He feels the property owner should abate the nuisance. Councilor Martin mentioned the new OSHA ruling, and Mr. Berzina stated if it is strictly interpreted it will be very costly. Mrs. Stricklin was hopeful that by the time the guidelines are handed down it will not be so restrictive. Mr. Berzina stated that when he spoke with City employees he found there was already a lot of support in the multipurpose events center. They felt it was a duty and also a pleasure. He also asked Subir Murkejee to come forward, stating he is leaving after 17 years to go to Olympia, Washington as Community Development and Planning Director. He commended Mr. Murkejee for a very fine job. Mayor Lam also echoed appreciation to him. Item 13e The City Council recessed into executive session at 11: 35 a.m. ; according to Article 6252-17, Sections 2(e) and (g) , V.A.C.S. The City Council reconvened at 12 : 55 p.m. , with Councilors Loughry and Thompson absent. Item 13f Councilor Hughes recommended that the Council follow the recommendation of Mrs. Stricklin in combining the Commission on Disability, Commission on Aging, and Human Relations Commission into one commission to be called Commission on Human Needs, and bring back an ordinance to the City Council. Item 13g Moved by Councilor Hughes that Kenneth D. Hurley and Claude E. Lollie be appointed to the Housing Authority Board, for terms to expire July 1 , 1994. (replacing Rosezella Robinson and Dr. C. B. Fuller) Motion seconded by Councilor Martin, and carried unanimously. Item 13h Councilor Hughes requested that additional applications for the Aviation Advisory Board be submitted, as others are needed. 103 Item 13i Moved by Councilor Hughes that Marvin Groves 11 be appointed to the Board of Electrical Examiners for a term to expire May 31, 1994. (replacing Dan Shine) Motion seconded by Councilor Hawkins, and carried unanimously. Moved by Councilor Hughes that Richard Hicks and William Weaver be reappointed to the Board of Electrical Examiners for terms to expire May 31, 1994. Motion seconded by Councilor Hawkins, and carried unanimously. Item 13j Moved by Councilor Martin that Bill McGregor be appointed to the Landmark Commission for a term to expire December 31, 1992. (replacing Benny Daniel) Motion seconded by Councilor Hawkins, and carried unanimously. Item 13k Moved by Councilor Martin that Sandrea Marvel and John D. Ward be appointed to the MHMR Board of Trustees for terms to expire August 31, 1994 . (replacing Ruth Ann Allred and Wandlyn J. Handy) Motion seconded by Councilor Hawkins, and carried unanimously. Item 131 Moved by Councilor Hughes that Major Jewett G. Johnson be appointed to the MHMR Public Responsibility Committee for a term to expire August 31, 1994 , and that Jeanne Wakeman and Karen Jacobson be reappointed for terms to expire August 31, 1994, and August 31, 1993 , respectively. (Major Johnson replaces Alisa Larson. ) Motion seconded by Councilor Martin, and carried unanimously. Item 13m :Human Relations Commission appointments were not made. 'The City Council adjourned at 1: 00 p.m. PASSED AND APPROVED this the day of �, 1992 . Michael Lam, Mayor ATTEST: Wi ma J. Thorfias, CMC/AAE City Clerk 104 Wichita Falls, Texas Memorial Auditorium Building August 5 , 1992 Item 1 The City Council of the City of Wichita Falls, Texas, met in called session on the above date in the Council Room of the Memorial Auditorium Building at 8 : 30 o'clock a.m. , with the following members present. Michael Lam - Mayor David Farabee ( late arrival) - Terrance E. Loughry - Angus Thompson - Councilors Paul Hughes - J. W. Martin - Harold Hawkins - James Berzina - City Manager Gregory Humbach - City Attorney Wilma J. Thomas - City Clerk Item 2 Mayor Lam announced that the meeting had been called for the purpose of reviewing and finalizing action on the multipurpose events center. Murphy Davis, Financial Advisor, stated they have a very successful financing, and we are looking initially at the financing with both city and county. The City has retained its Al bond rating with Moody' s, and AA rating with Standard and Poores. Because of the much lower interest rate than anticipated they were able to get a much lower rate than they initially thought they would be able to get. This enabled them to shorten the maturity schedule by two years. Mr. Davis presented information to the Council from the summary. He noted bids from Bank One, AmeriTrust and NationsBank for the paying agent registrar. Mr. Davis stated that because they have to wait for passive approval from the Justice Department, September 16 would be the sale date where they actually issue the bonds. Pete Tart, of McCall, Parkhurst, and Horton, stated it is now appropriate to consider the ordinance authorizing issuance of the certificates of obligation. This ordinance would authorize execution by the Mayor and City Clerk of the bond purchase contract with Southwest Securities, execution of paying agent registrar, and authorize commitment for the bond insurance with NationsBank, and submit the transcript of the proceedings to the attorney general for the delivery date of September 16. It also provides that the levy of ad valorem tax would be paid, considering the revenue from the operation of the events center. Mayor Lam emphasized that he wanted to make sure that the public knows we have another source from which to pay the money mentioned concerning ad valorem taxes. Moved by Councilor Hughes that NationsBank be selected paying agent registrar. Motion seconded by Councilor Martin, and carried unanimously. ORDINANCE NO. 63-92 ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF CITY OF WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS CERTIFICATES OF OBLIGATION SERIES 1992 $4, 000,000 105 Item !, cont'd. Moved by Councilor Hughes that Ordinance No. 63-92 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Thompson, and carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Lam, Councilors Farabee, Loughry, Thompson, Hughes, Martin, and Hawkins Nays: None Councilor Hughes commended the leadership of Mayor Lam in this successful event. Ken Smith, of Southwest Securities, presented a good faith check to Fred Werner to be held until September 16. He stated it is always a pleasure to underwrite an issue that sells as well as Wichita Falls. The City Council adjourned /4ap�t..//9: 05 a.m. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS Id &I-DAY OF 1992 . r J Michael Lam, Mayor ATTEST: r Wilma J. Th6mas, CMC/AAE City Clerk