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Min 05/31/1988 874 Wichita Falls, Texas Memorial Auditorium Building May 31 , 1988 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: i Perry Goolsby Mayor John Hirschi - Charles Thomas - Angus Thompson - Councilors Robert Barenberg - Ron Buffum - Don Kirkham - James Berzina City Manager H. P. Hodge City Attorney Wilma J. Thomas City Clerk Fred L. Werner Finance Director The invocation was given by E. B. Compton, Christ United Presbyterian Church. Mayor Goolsby welcomed Mrs. Thomas back. He also thanked all who made it possible for the City to win the $100,000 beautification award. He recognized former council members, the Park Board, Norma Crane, and all other staff members involved. Item 3 Moved by Councilor Kirkham that minutes of the meeting held "Alay 17, 1988, be approved. Motion seconded by Councilor Barenberg, and carried unanimously. item 4a Jan Stricklin introduced Helen Boutwell as Employee of the month for June. Mrs. Boutwell is employed in the Utility Collections Department. Mr. Werner noted some of the work which she does. Mayor Goolsby presented her with a plaque, City of Wichita Falls pin (by Mrs. Stricklin) , and two tickets each to a theatre and dinner. Item 4b Tommy Pipes, Chairman of the Library Board, presented their rec- ommendations to the City Council , as follows. 1. A 60,000 square foot library 2. Locate possible sites for the library 3. A coordinated effort to raise private monies for the library 4. A scientific survey from the citizens to find out what is wanted and needed. 5. That Wichita Falls be added to the library' s formal name. Mayor Goolsby expressed appreciation to the Library Board for these recommendations, stating that at some point in time the Council will want to take a strong look at their recommendations. He requested that a copy of these recommendations be provided to each council member. Items 5a-7i ^roved by Councilor Thomas that the consent agenda be approved. 875 Items 5a-7i (Cont'd) Motion seconded by Councilor Buffum. Item 5a Ordinance No. 62-88 ORDINANCE TRANSFERRING $14,090.00 FROM ACCOUNT NUMBER 11-232-4113 TO ACCOUNT NUMBER 11-342-4496 FOR PURPOSES OF CONTRACTING WITH B. W. STRAYHORN FOR DEMOLITION AND CLEAN UP OF PROPERTY DONATED BY FAITH CITY MISSION LOCATED ON LAMAR STREET BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH Ayes: Mayor Goolsby, Councilors Hirschi , Thomas, Thompson, Barenberg, Buffum, and Kirkham Nays: None Item 5b Ordinance No. 63-88 AN ORDINANCE CLOSING, VACATING, AND ABANDONING A PORTION OF A TWENTY (20) FOOT WIDE NORTH-SOUTH ALLEY IN BLOCK 37, BAR- WISE & JALONICK ADDITION, WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS, AND RETAINING A DRAINAGE AND UTILITY EASEMENT Ayes: Mayor Goolsby, Councilors Hirschi , Thomas, Thompson, Barenberg, Buffum, and Kirkham Nays: None Item 6a Resolution No. 114-88 RESOLUTION ACCEPTING BID OF THACKER-BERRE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE LANDFILL FENCE PROJECT Ayes: Mayor Goolsby, Councilors Hirschi , Thomas, Thompson, Barenberg, and Kirkham Nays: Councilor Buffum Items 7a-i Minutes of the meetings of the following boards and commissions were received. a. Traffic Safety Council-March 2, 1988 b. Commission on Aging-May 4, 1988 c. Traffic Safety Council-April 6, 1988 d. Planning And Zoning Commission-May 11, 1988 e. Board of Electrical Examiners-May 12, 1988 f. Water Resource Task Force-May 13, 1988 g. Zoning Board of Adjustment-May 18, 1988 h. Arts Commission-May 24, 1988 i . Library Advisory Board-April 27, 1988 Ayes: Mayor Goolsby, Councilors Hirschi , Thomas, Thompson, Barenberg, Buffum, and Kirkham Nays: None Item 8a Discussion was held on a proposed ordinance to allow keeping of six dogs, all of which have not been neutered, at 2705 Sherman. A motion was made by Councilor Hirschi , and seconded by Councilor Kirkham, for its passage. 876 Item 8a (Cont'd) Curtis Wayman Brown, Jr. , 2705 Sherman, presented his request to keep six dogs on his premises. Mayor Goolsby explained what would happen in either event of passage or failure of the proposed ordinance. Mr. Brown stated that the veterinarian noted that it would be bad to fix a dog before it is six months old. He stated that he has not changed his opinion on having one of the dogs neutered. Mr. Edmondson stated that the reason this provision is in the ordinance is to allow pet fanciers to keep four to six animals, but that they should be neutered. Mr. Brown expressly stated that he will not get rid of the Great Dane, nor will he get it fixed, along with another one. i Mr. Berzina explained that a certain number of dogs is allowed for pet fanciers. For a greater number than three, there are certain require- ments which have to be met. He would have to meet all requirements, and decide which three dogs he wants to keep. Four months are allowed for puppies to be weaned. Mr. Edmondson stated that they have not been able to verify from the veterinarian that the license and shots required have been obtained. The Great Dane has been out on several occasions. Mr. Edmondson stated that the Animal Control person seems to think these dogs are more than four months of age. Additionally, they do have a complaint from a neighbor that is not satisfied with the condition that 'Mr. Brown keeps his dogs. i The motion failed by the following vote. Ayes: None Nays: Mayor Goolsby, Councilors Hirschi , Thomas, Thompson, Barenberg, Buffum, and Kirkham Mr. Brown mentioned another problem with the Deputy Sheriff. Mayor !Goolsby thanked him for coming this morning. Councilor Thompson told �Mr. Brown that he needs to verify the age of the dogs from the veteri- jnarian. Mayor Goolsby noted that citizens have the privilege to come (before the Council . They weigh the evidence and make the decision which they feel is appropriate, and in the best interest of the City. They have asked Mr. Brown to comply with the ordinance. Item 8b Ordinance No. 64-88 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE TO CREATE A LIMITED OFFICE ZONING DISTRICT Moved by Councilor Thompson that Ordinance No. 64-88 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Buffum. Councilor Thomas asked about the need for this, with Mr. Berzina explaining that this is a balance between limited commercial and general commercial . Mr. McKinney explained that it is more restrictive than limited commercial . He explained the reason for this request. Councilor Barenberg asked if this would permit a series of office evelopments to occur? Mr. McKinney stated that there are other limitations which would make it a very small office development. As a part of the site review process, the size would be looked at. It will be limited y the amount of parking required. Other requirements will still have o be met. Midnight church services and medical or emergency facilities mentioned would be more appropriately addressed by a waiver. Mr. McKinney oted that this is intended to provide a buffer between residential �nd non-residential districts. Restriction to offices was what was felt ould be better. The motion carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Goolsby, Councilors Hirschi , Thomas, Thompson, Barenberg, Buffum, and Kirkham 877 Item 8b (Cont'd) Nays: None James Williams, 828 Elwood, invited the Council to the annual picnic of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference at Williams Park on July 2. Mayor Goolsby expected that they would be able to attend. Item 8c Ordinance No. 65-88 ORDINANCE PROHIBITING VISITORS TO THE WATERFALLS BY THE BIG WICHITA RIVER AND I- 44 FROM LEAVING THE PAVED TRAILS AND STEPS; FROM CLIMBING THE ROCKS AROUND THE WATERFALLS; PROHIBITING RIDING BICYCLES, ROLLER SKATES, SCOOTERS AND SKATEBOARDS ON CERTAIN TRAILS; AND DECLARING THE PRIORITY OF PEDESTRIAN USE OF PARK TRAILS Moved by Councilor Barenberg that Ordinance No. 65-88 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Thompson. Councilor Hirschi asked about wheel chair and baby buggy liability on certain trails. Mr. Hodge knew of no cases on this. Councilor Kirkham also mentioned non-motorized scooters on this trail . Moved by Councilor Kirkham that the ordinance be amended to include scooters. Motion seconded by Councilor Buffum, and carried unanimously. The motion for the amended ordinance carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Goolsby, Councilors Hirschi , Thomas, Thompson, Barenberg, Buffum, and Kirkham Nays: None Item 8d Ordinance No. 66-88 ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 22-1 , . SUBSECTION (a) OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES TO PROHIBIT THE FLYING OF RADIO CONTROLLED MODEL AIRCRAFT OVERHEAD OR NEAR PARK PATRONS IN JAYCEE PARK WEST OF THE EXISTING CONCRETE RUNWAY Moved by Councilor Buffum that Ordinance No. 66-88 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Barenberg. Councilor Buffum asked if 500 feet would allow any space for them? Mr. Murphy stated there is at least 1 ,000 feet. He has met with the radio control club. The distance to the backstops seems to be the best way to apply this ordinance. This club pretty well controls its own members, and are pretty well organized. Councilor Thomas noted there is a lot of grassy space between that area and the lake. Perhaps it should be limited to that area. Councilor Hirschi asked about a projected date as to when that property will not be available to that group? Mr. Murphy stated it will be used by the Corps of Engineers at some point. They have looked at other sites. Councilor Thomas noted that they leased a lot at Lake Arrowhead to an airplane radio control group. Mayor Goolsby confirmed with Mr. Murphy that there is plenty of land there for them to enjoy this activity. 878 Item 8d (Cont'd) The motion carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Goolsby, Councilors Hirschi , Thomas, Thompson, Barenberg, Buffum, and Kirkham Nays: None Item 8e A proposed ordinance was presented, changing speed limits on Harding Street , and Taft Boulevard. A motion was made by Councilor Hirschi and seconded by Councilor Kirkham, for its passage. Discussion centered around speed limits on Harding Street from Thompson Road to Cottonwood, and on Taft Street from McGrath Creek to Barbados Drive. Councilor Thompson questioned the speed increase on Harding Street. Robert Parker explained the manual requirements on traffic studies, stating it is based on the speed of 85 percent of the traveling vehicles. Councilor Hirschi asked about Emanuel Davis overpass. Mr. Parker ;noted that the speed should not be raised coming off that overpass. 1He also felt :it would be less complicated to use the 35 miles per hour ;Ion Taft. Mr. Parker explained that the manual has been adopted by the Council , and he cannot change the requirements. We would be in violation of the manual if we changed the 40 miles per hour speed limit from Mc- Grath Creek to Barbados Drive. Councilor Barenberg stated he was also bothered by the various speed limits on Taft Street. Mayor Goolsby expressed concern about the different speed limits. Discussion continued on this matter, with certain amendments on , Taft and Harding Streets proposed to the motion. City Attorney H. P. Hodge expressed that he is not prepared to speak absolutely definitely on this, but the governing body is given some flexibility in setting treasonable speeds in urban areas. Councilor Barenberg noted concern of four different speed limits in a short stretch of roadway. Mr. Berzina rooted that people tend to drive the way the road is designed, and they :,are going to drive 40 miles per hour there. A second amendment vias pro- posed on Harding Street. Councilor Kirkham asked about our position P,if we go against the manual ? Mr. Hodge explained that in enforcing a speeding ticket we could be challenged on the validity of this speed. He is not really prepared to answer if the Council has the authority to change speed limits outside the manual guidelines. Moved by Councilor Hirschi that this matter be tabled. Motion seconded by Councilor Buffum, and carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Goolsby, Councilors Hirschi , Thompson, and Buffum I Nays: Councilors Thomas, Barenberg, and Kirkham Item 8f Ordinance No. 67-88 ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES BY ADDING A NEW SECTION 2 -10. PROVIDING FOR THE COMPENSATION OF THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL, TO BE PAID IN EQUAL MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS Moved by Councilor Thomas that Ordinance No. 67-88 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Kirkham. 379 Item 8f (Cont'd) Councilor Hirschi noted the budget impact on this. Councilor Buffum felt that the present expenses would be pretty well offset by this. Mayor Goolsby commented that there is a lot of money spent, which is not reimbursed. He has at least three business appointments each day, and he knows that other council members also have them. Mr. Berzina noted that the public has said they want the council members to be compen- sated. The question was called by Councilor Buffum, seconded by Councilor Thompson, and carried unanimously. The motion carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Goolsby, Councilors Hirschi , Thomas, Thompson, Barenberg, Buffum, and Kirkham Nays: None Item 8g Ordinance No. 68-88 ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A COMMISSION FOR DISABLED PERSONS Moved by Councilor Kirkham that Ordinance No. 68-88 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Thomas. Don Foster, a member of the task force, hopes they will pass this ordinance, and suggested that in Section 3 (16) , the word or be changed to of. The Council accepted the change. An amendment was moved by Councilor Hirschi that the work "govern- mental " be added to Section 2 to indicate that members shall not hold governmental office. Motion seconded by Councilor Thompson, and carried unanimously. The motion, as amended, carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Goolsby, Councilors Hirschi , Thomas, Thompson, Barenberg, Buffum, and Kirkham Nays: None The City Council recessed at 10:20 A.M. , and reconvened at 10:35 A.M. Item 8h A proposed ordinance was presented to allow the Maskat Temple to consume beer, and to waive the percentage of gross sales due the City, at a fun run on July 30, 1988, in Lucy Park. An amendment was moved by Councilor Kirkham to change the wording to Oil Bowl Committee of the Maskat Temple and allow consumption of beer. Motion seconded by Councilor Thomas, and carried unanimously. Moved by Councilor Thomas that the waiver of percentage of gross sales to the City on city park property be struck from the ordinance. Mayor Goolsby noted that they work very hard. He would hope we would not take away funds which could be used for charity. i 880 Item 8h (Cont'd) Motion seconded by Councilor Kirkham. Councilor Barenberg stated there are a number of organizations which operate for the benefit of others than themselves. Councilor Thompson pointed out that we have not been granting waivers to other groups for this. Councilor Buffum agreed. Councilor Hirschi pointed out that it is the City' s money when we waive these fees. The Council considers this an expense by the Park Department in providing these facilities. Councilor Thomas noted that we have not waived it for other charitable organizations in the past. He does not see that we should waive it for them. They do not pay any charge for tickets sold outside city property. The third paragraph would be deleted from the ordinance. The amended motion was carried by the following vote. Ayes: Councilors Hirschi , Thomas, Thompson, Buffum, and Kirkham Nays: Mayor Goolsby and Councilor Barenberg Ordinance No. 69-88 ORDINANCE WAIVING SECTION 22- 4 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES TO ALLOW THE CONSUMPTION OF BEER AT A FUN RUN ON JULY 30, 1988 IN LUCY PARK HELD BY THE OIL BOWL COMMITTEE OF THE MASKAT TEMPLE Moved by Councilor Kirkham that the amended ordinance be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Hirschi , and carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Goolsby, Councilors Hirschi , Thomas, Thompson, Barenberg, Buffum, and Kirkham Nays: None Item 9a Resolution No. 115-88 RESOLUTION DETERMINING NECESSITY TO ACQUIRE PROPERTY FOR FILL AREAS IN CONJUNCTION WITH PHASE II OF THE HOLLIDAY CREEK PROJECT, APPROVING APPRAISALS, SETTING JUST COMPENSATION, AND AUTHORIZING PURCHASE OR CONDEMNATION Moved by Councilor Barenberg that Resolution No. 115-88 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Buffum, and carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Goolsby, Councilors Hirschi , Thomas, Thompson, Barenberg, Buffum, and Kirkham Nays: None Item 9b Resolution No. 116-88 RESOLUTION DETERMINING NECESSITY FOR ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY FOR THE HOLLIDAY CREEK PROJECT, APPROVING THE APPRAISALS, SETTING JUST COMPENSATION, AND AUTHORIZING PURCHASE OR CONDEMNA- TION Moved by Councilor Thompson that Resolution No. 116-88 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Buffum, and carries: by the following vote. V 881 Item 9b (Cont'd) Ayes: Mayor Goolsby, Councilors Hirschi , Thomas, Thompson, Barenberg, Buffum, and Kirkham Nays: None Item 9c Resolution No. 117-88 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO APPROVE THE PURCHASE OF PROTECTIVE CLOTHING FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT Moved by Councilor Thomas that Resolution No. 117-88 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Barenberg. Councilor Thomas asked if this clothing has been tested in other places? Fire Chief James stated that they have a list of several cities which have this clothing. It has been on the market for two years. Columbus, Ohio uses it, and it has been tested and approved in other areas. It looks like a tuxedo, with tails, and is better protection for the body. It is lighter weight, and the same price as other clothing. The motion carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Goolsby, Councilors Hirschi , Thomas, Thompson, Barenberg, Buffum, and Kirkham Nays: None Item 9d Resolution No. 118-88 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH JOSIE POPE FOR OPERATION OF THE CONCESSION AT THE MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM LOBBY Moved by Councilor Barenberg that Resolution No. 118-88 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Thompson. Assistant City Manager Louise Houseworth addressed this request for proposals. Dr. Pepper and Coca Cola have said they will install electric containers if they would purchase their products. Councilor Barenberg asked about the cleanliness, and Mr. Berzina stated that there is a valid concern that when you take bottles out, and use it at other places, there could be a problem. Mr. Edmondson stated that they will be inspecting this equipment to see that it is cleaned and properly maintained. Councilor Thomas commented on serving persons out of liter bottles. If we are serving out of dispensers, the company will be more concerned that it is clean. It will bring up the quality of service to our customers in the Auditorium. Dispensers were required in the first proposal , and Miss Houseworth stated that they got no proposals. She suggested that the contract be amended to add No. 5 to Paragraph E, to state that the concessionaire shall use dispensers to chill and serve the beverages. Moved by Councilor Hirschi that the contract be amended, as recommended. Motion seconded by Councilor Buffum. Councilor Thomas feels we should get the soft drink dispensers installed, and serve through the Auditorium Manager. miss Houseworth stated that they have talked with the Coke and Dr. Pepper people, and they will install the dispensers free. Mayor Goolsby confirmed with 882 I i Item 9d (Cont'd) the Council that this provision should be placed in every contract, and enforced. The motion for amendment to the contract carried unanimously. The motion for passage of the ordinance, as amended, carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Goolsby, Councilors Hirschi , Thomas, Thompson, Barenberg, Buffum, and Kirkham Nays: None Item 9e Resolution No. 119-88 RESOLUTION APPROVING RELOCATION OF GAS MAINS TO FACILITATE THE HOLLIDAY CREEK PHASE II CONSTRUCTION Moved by Councilor Thompson that Resolution No. 119- 88 be passed. Motion seconded by Councilor Barenberg. Councilor Buffum asked about cost over- runs. Mr. Bonnett stated that bills have been submitted less than the not-to-exceed cost figure. The motion carried by the following vote. Ayes: Mayor Goolsby, Councilors Hirschi , Thomas, Thompson, Barenberg, Buffum, and Kirkham Nays: None item 9f A proposed resolution was presented to approve a contract with a utility rate consultant to perform a refuse cost of service and rate study. A motion was made by Councilor Hirschi , and seconded by Councilor Buffurn, for its passage. Councilor Thomas asked if we are obligated for an in- house study? The City Manager explained that we are not necessarily obligated, but feels it is desirable. It was felt the staff could do this. Mr. Bonnett stated that in distributing fixed costs, it is how you dry them out. They are doing much in- house work, but he is very much interested in identifying unit costs. He stated that the engineering staff does not have those skills. Mr. Berzina commented that he does not want us to walk away saying there may not be a rate increase. Ave have to look at the system to see if it is needed. Councilor Thomas stated that he sees nothing wrong with making a profit on the outside users of our landfill . He would rather raise an additional dollar on the bill , which would bring in a lot of money. Counci- lor Hirschi mentioned a flat charge on residential pick up, and those which produce very little income. Councilor Kirkham hoped they would also look at the dissatisfied customers in the way we were running it. The motion for passage of the resolution failed by the following vote. Ayes: Councilors Hirschi , Barenberg, and Buffum Nays: Mayor Goolsby, Councilors Thomas, Thompson, and Kirkham 885 Item 12b Cont'd) to the Council , and there has been no change in it. Contributions from property owners was also mentioned. Councilor Hirschi asked that the fence problem be put on the next agenda. The City Manager noted that someone is having trouble with a fence decision. Councilor Barenberg suggested that Dr. Sutton address this. Councilor Hirschi mentioned EPA regulations in regard to the landfill and sanitary sewer. If the Council wishes, Mr. Bonnett could pull some information together. He does not think this matter will pass, in the short term. Concerning the energy audit, Mr. Berzina stated that they will have it at the next meeting. Councilor Hirschi asked about gang activity. Police Chief Harrelson stated they are working closely with the school officials, and are looking at the local situation. He feels some of this is media hype, and is not as bad as it appears. Councilor Kirkham asked about the status of the golf course study. Mr. Berzina explained that a report is being prepared, and as soon as it is updated, they will have it in their boxes. Councilor Thompson stated that Mr. Gwynn was here regarding his fence at 1609 Red Fox. He is glad this will be on the next agenda. His was a decorative fence, and was not approved. Councilor Thompson would like to have the Lynwood Lake put back on the next agenda. He also requested the Enterprise Zones be delayed until the last meeting in July. Councilor Thompson asked about paddle boats for Plum Lake, near the softball complex. Councilor Thomas explained that the paddle boats at Sikes Lake were given to the City. They could possibly be used at different locations. Mr. Berzina stated that Mr. Murphy is prepared to get some boats for Plum Lake. They are expected to cost $600 each. Item 12c Mr. Berzina suggested that the retreat this year be used as an in- depth orientation of where we are in relation to some of the projects we have and try to make it more of a pre- budget meeting. The Council agreed, and Councilor Kirkham suggested that they find out what the needs of the major departments are before the retreat is held. The dates of June 28 and 29, 1988, were selected, beginning at 1:00 P.M. , and going to evening, if necessary. Councilor Thompson suggested that certain reports be provided to new council members. Councilor Barenberg stated that he has all of them. The City Council recessed into executive session at 12:30 P.M. , according to Article 6252- 17, Section 2, Paragraphs (e) and (g) , of the Revised Civil Statutes. The meeting reconvened at 1:25 P.M. Items 13 and 14 Moved by Councilor Thomas that the following City Council liaisons be appointed. 2r86 Items 13 and 14 (Cont'd) 1. Aviation Advisory Board-Charles Thomas 2. Park Board-Don Kirkham 3. Plumbing Advisory Board-Charles Thomas 4. Mayor' s Commission on Status of Women-Angus Thompson 5. Human Relations Commission-Angus Thompson 6. Housing Authority-Angus Thompson 7. Arts Commission-Robert Barenberg 8. Landmark Commission-John Hirschi 9. Library Advisory Board-John Hirschi 10. Clean Community Commission-John Hirschi 11. Board of Electrical Examiners-Robert Barenberg 12. Mechanical Board of Adjustments and Appeals-Don Kirkham 13. Water Resources Task Force-John Hirschi 14. Planning and Zoning Commission-Ron Buffum 15. Commission on Aging-Ron Buffum 16. Task Force on Treatment-Ron Buffum 17. Traffic Safety Council-Don Kirkham 18. Youth Activities Advisory Council-Perry Goolsby 19. Building Board of Adjustments and Appeals-Charles Thomas 20. Zoning Board of Adjustments-Ron Buffum 21. Wichita Falls-Wichita County Public Health Board-Robert Barenberg 22. Firefighters and Police Officers Civil Service Commission- Robert Barenberg 23. Mental Health- Mental Retardation Public Responsibility- Angus Thompson 24. dental Health-dental Retardation Board of Trustees-Angus Thompson 25. Commission for Disabled Persons-Robert Barenbera Motion seconded by Councilor Thompson, and carried unanimously. Moved by Councilor Barenberg that Bud Burch be appointed to the Nortex 9-1-1 Communications District (replacing Johnny Coker) . Motion seconded by Councilor Thompson, and carried unanimously. ?^oved by Councilor Thomas that Curtis Smith be appointed to the Water Resources Task Force. Motion seconded by Councilor Barenberg, and carried unanimously. The City Council adjourned at 1:30 P.M. PASSED AND APPROVED thi s4�,,�, day of (fit = .. 1988. Perry olsby, Mayor ATTEST: Wilma J. 1"n0 m y as CMC AAA City Clerk