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Home My WebLink About74 1022 minMINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING October 22, 1974 The City Council of the City of Plainview met in regular session at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the City Hall with Mayor John D. Stoneham presiding ~nd the following Aldermen present: Keltz Garrison, Medlin Carpenter, Neal Williams, Richard Cross, and Jeane Browning. Also present were Marshall Pharr-City Manager, Joe Sharp-City Attorney, M. L. Rea-City Clerk, Wm~ R. Hogge-Director of Public Works, Harold Gladman- Director of Planning, Johnnie Ballew-Director of Public Safety, Norman Huggins- Director of Finance, Walter Dodson-Tax Assessor/Collector, Mike McGregor- Administrative Assistant, Bob Richards-Building Inspector, and Linda Fisch- Administrative SecreTary. Visitors included Santos Rodriquez, Bill Durham, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Nafzger, Andy Fish, Marvin Marshall, Don Poston, Richard Watson, R. W. Watson, William A. Poe, Vic Mannin, Mrs. Bill Bruder, Frank Gascon, Riley Armstrong, Bill Dillard, Ron Ragland, Robert Voelker, Gerald Autry, Mrs. Carl Tillerson, Lon D. Cartwright, Bill Cartwright, Mr. & Mrs. W. ~. Tue, Glenn Bond, Eddie McConnell, Mr. & Mrs. Brents Norman, Ron Roberts, Roy Tullis, Jerry Wofford, Tommy Hunt, Harold Rogers, Mr. & Mrs. Brac Biggers, Mr. & Mrs. Hardy Carlisle, George McVicker, G. E. "Doug" Douglass, John J. Pierson, Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Scroggins, J. B. Scott, Paul Scott, Orville Atkinson, R. T. Bothwell, D. L. Roberson, Frank Blackwell, W. T. Barnett, Noble Cro~s, Noah Davis, Charles R. Morgan, Manuel Ramirez, Edd Henderson, Clinton Wright, J. Bassett Smith, Mr. & Mrs. John Skaggs, E. Gene Latham, Mrs. Earl McLain~ Mrs. Maumice Hastey, Charles Golden, B. B. Howle, David Willson, Jim Burks, Earl Tenery, Gerald Cate, Tom Almon, Chuck Martin and Tut Tawwater-KVOP MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING October 22, 1974 Page 2 Radio, LeWard Hood-Plainview Daily Herald, Charles Bechtold-KGNC Radio, Bill Bruder-KKYN Radio, and Don Richards-Plainview Reporter News. Invocation was given by ~. L. Rea. It was moved by Alderman Williams, secondedby Alderman Garrison, to appoint the following to the Neighborhood Improvement Committee for a term to expire October 1976: Robert Bradic-Area 1; Manuel Ramirez, Norma Phinney, and Joe Aleman- . Area 3; and Tom Helvey-Area 5. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Browning, to appoint the following to the Business & Economic Advisory Committee: Dave LaFleur and Steve Broussard. Motion carried unanimously. Discussion was held on Zone Case No. 254, request of W. E. Bryan for rezoning of Lot 5, Block 87, Alexander-Westmoreland Addition, located at 807 Galveston from a R-2 to a C-1 Zone. It was moved by Alderman Browning, seconded by Alderman Cross, to adopt Ordinance No. 74-1658, an ordinance amending the Zoning Map of the City of Plainview as proposed in Zone Case No. 254. Motion carried unanimously. Discussion was held on Zone Case No. 255, request of Ruth Barnes and E. M. Osborne for rezoning of Lots 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16, Block 4, High School Addition, located at 1901 through 1911 Quincy Street from a R-1 to a R-9 Zone. Ron Roberts and Roy Tullis presented views against the zone change. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Browning, to refer Zone Case No. 255 back to the Planning and Zoning Commission for further study. Motion carried unanimously. Received for filing was a copy of the tabulation sheet for the purchase of one compactor for the sanitation department to be purchased with revenue sharing MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULRR MEETING October 22, 1974 Page funds. Bids were received from Case Power & Equipment - $58,900; Dal-Worth Tractor & Equipment Company - $68,025; Plains Machinery Company - $70,000; West Texas Equipment Company - $79,152 and $56,380 (two size machines); and Patton Equipment Company - $60,000. Equipment from West Texas Equipment Company (one size) and Patton Equipment Company did not meet specifications. It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Garrison, to award the contract to the lowest bidder meeting specifications, Case Power & Equipment, in the amount of $58,900. Motion carried unanimously. Received for filing was a copy of the tabulation sheet for the purchase of two (2) 1975 4-door sedan police specials and one (1) 1975 3/4-ton pickup. Bids were received from the following: COMPANY Bob Gardner Chevrolet Company Maggard-Nall Motor Company Jack Morris Ford CARS PICKUP $9~246.00 $4,300.00 8,978.40 4,369.46 8,973.38 4,304.73 It was moved by Alderman Browning, seconded by Alderman Garrison, to award the contract to the lowest bidder, Jack Morris Ford, for the purchase of two sedans in the amount of $8,973.88. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Williams, seconded byAlderman Carpenter, to award the contract to the lowest bidder, Bob Gardner Chevrolet Company, for the purchase of one pickup in the amount of $4,300. Motion carried unanimously. A public hearing was opened on the proposed annexation consisting of nine (9) tracts of land as advertised. Riley Armstrong, Chairman, read the minutes of the Planning g Zoning Commission meeting held March 14, 1972, concerning a request of the City Council for review and study of the annexation proposal. MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING October 22, 1974 Page 4 Discussion was held on Tract 1 with the following participating in opposition: Clint Wright, Frank Gaston (representing Eddie McConnell), Charles Morgan, Charles Golden, Gene Latham, Mrs. Earl McLain, and Mrs. Maurice Hastey. Discussion was held on Tract 2 with the following participating in. o~position: Tommy Hunt, William Poe, W. T. Barnett, D. L. Roberson, Gerald Cate, Frank Blackwell, and John J. Pierson and in favor: Don Poston, Woodrow Tue, and Bill Durham. Discussion was h~ld on Tract 8'with the following participating i~ oppo. sitiQn: Lon Cartwright, Loyd Belk, Stewart Russell, Richard Watson, R. W. Watson, Jr., Orville Atkinson (representing Plainview Home Builders), and Earl Tenery; Discussion was held on Tract 4 with the following participating in opposition: Edd Henderson, Jerry Wofford, and Lon Cartwright. Discussion was held on Tract S with no one represented. Discussion was held on Tract 6 with the following participating in opposition: Marvin Marshall (representing Andy Fish, R. T. Bothwell, J. Bassett Smith, Paul Scott, J. B. Scott, Carl Tillerson, Lawrence Bedwell, and Gerald Autry), Bill Cartwright, J. Bassett Smith~ Gerald Autry, and R. T. Bothwell. Discussion was held on Tract 7 with the following participating in opposition: Ralph Nafzger and Mrs. Brents Norman. Discussion was held on Tract 8 with the following participating in oppostion: Brac Biggers and G. E. "Doug" Douglass. Discussion was held on Tract 9 with no one represented. It was moved by A'lderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Wi.lliams, to close the public hearing. Motion carried unanimously. A decision will be made later. MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING OctOber 22, 1974 Page 5 Discussion was held on the public hearing on the 1974 assessment paving program held October 17th. The Council will view each street in the program November tst. It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Cross, to approve the minutes of the regular City Council meeting held October 8, 1974. Motion carried unanimously. Received for filing were copies of minutes of the Community/Neighborhood Improvement Committee meeting held October 7th; Parks, Open Space, and Recreation Advisory Committee meeting held October 7th; Unger Memorial Library Advisory Committee meeting held October 7th; and Business and Economic Advisory Committee meeting held October 8th. Received for filing was a letter from Mr. Joe Sharp, City Attorney, to Mr. Robert C. McGinnis (associated With McGinnis, Lochridge, & Kilgore, Austin, Texas) concerning the City of Plainview et al vs. Canadian Municipal Water Authority, et al. It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Garrison, to authorize use of the Municipal Court building for the November 5th general election. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Browning, seconded by Alderman Garrison, to adopt Ordinance No~ 74-1659, an ordinance providing for the regulation, management, and supervision of the Unger Memorial Library. Motion carried unanimously. (This ordinance is a revision of Ordinance No. 74-1569 adopted July 9, 1974.) Discussion was held on a letter from Mrs. Merwyn Igo, President, Unger Memorial Library Advisory Committee, concerning the appointment of one additional MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING October 22, 1974 Page 6 professional librarian to serve as children library cataloger. A joint meeting will be held between the City Council and the Unger Memorial Libmary Advisory Committee November 4th at 8:00 p.m. to review the request. Discussion was held on correspondence from the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway Company concerning the possible extension of Columbia Street crossing at 13th Street. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Browning, to authorize Joe Sharp, City Attorney, to check the legality of the project and notify the railway company of his findings. Motion carried unanimously. Discussion was held on a request of the Parks~ Open Space, and Recreation Advisory Committee for an ordinance prohibiting the operation of motorcycles in any designated city park in the City of Plainview. Tut Tawwater, Chairman, repre- gentedathe committee. It was Garrison, to adopt Ordinance N of motorcycles in any designat~ unanimously. Discussion was held on tie claim as filed against the City of Plainview by Comingo and Maria Camargo. It was moved by Alderman Williams, seconded by Alderman Cross, to deny the claim based on the following: (1) The City of Plainview denies liability of the suit and (2) the claim.was not filed within the time limit as stated in the City Charter of the City of Plainview. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Cross, to request investment of the street bonds at the maximum interest rate. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Browning, to file the following weed mowing assessments in an amount totaling $141. Motion carried Dyed by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman . 74-1660, an ordinance prohibiting the operation ~d city park in the city of Plainview. Motion carried MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING October 22, 1974 Page 7 unanimously. Carol L. Stith - Lot 1, 2, 3, Block 20, Original Town being 325 Beech Mrs. Rosendo Puentes - Lot 11, Block 5, Montrose, being 507 West 22nd James Measles - Lot 7, Block 57, College Hill, being 601~ Utica Jose Jiminez - Lot 19, Block 2, Hillcrest, being 223 NE Alpine Henry Jackson - Lot 14, Block 9, Depot Addition, being 1310 Cedar Ted Dement and Company - Lot 3, Block 12, Wye Addition, being 204 East Brazier David T. Brown - Lot 15, Block 8, Depot Addition, being 1404 Cedar W. T. Cooper - East 90' Lot 1, Block 80, Original Town, being 227 and 229 Cedar Hugh M. Bain - D~ x 198.77, JK2-40, being 809 West 7th Leon C. Butch - South 16' Lot 6, North 40' Lot 7, Block 1, Wiltiams~Addition, being 1607 Lexington It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Cross, to file the following reports; Motion carried unanimously. Fund Activity Investment Summary Personnel Summary Police Report Utility Report Water Production & Treatment Report It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Cross, to adjourn the meeting. ATTEST: M. L. REA, City Clerk Motion carried unanimously. ~eeting adjourned at 11:15 p.m. D. STO~HAM, Mayor PLAINVIEW CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING October 22, 1974 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA City Council Chambers 901 Broadway Plainview, Texas 7:30 P. M. III. INVOCATION: M. L. Rea HEARING VISITORS PRESENT: Any person is invited to attend meetings of your City Council to discuss matters of individual concern, to present and discuss proposals, to participate in public hearings, or to be a visitor. If you are present to appear before the City Council for any item on the agenda, please advise the City Clerk and you will be heard at the earliest convenience. Should you have an item you want to appear on the agenda, please make your request known in writing to the Mayor or City Manager at least one week in advance of the regular City Council meetings held on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. Your presence is appreciated and' you are invited to attend any part or all of the City Council meetings. 2.~ Receive for consideration, discussion and approval, the appointments as recommended by the Mayor to various boards, committees, and commissions. 3. Receive for confirmation and oath of office, the follow.lng appointed authority, board, commission, and committee members: Gary Stark Neighborhood Improvement Committee 10/76 John Skaggs Joe Don Hancock Jack Oswald Lester James, Sr. Central Business District Improvement Committee Central Business District Improvement Committee Central Business District Improvement Committee Central Business District Improvement Committee ZONE CASES: Receive for consideration and discussion, Zone Case.No. 254, request of W. E. Bryan for rezoning of Lot 5, Block 87, Alexander-Westmoreland Addition, located at 807 Galveston from a R-2 to a C-1 Zone. Receive for consideration and adoption, Ordinance No. 74-1658, an ordinance amending the Zoning Map of the City of Plainview as' proposed in Zone Case No. 254. Receive for consideration and discussion, Zone Case No. 255, request of Ruth Barnes and E. M. Osborne for rezoning of Lots 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16, Block 4, High School Addition, located at 1901 through 1911 Quincy Street from a R-1 to a R-3 Zone. PLAINVIEW CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING October 22, 1974 Page 2 Vo IV. VI. VII. Receive for consideration and adoption, Ordinance No. 74-1659, an ordinance amending the Zoning Map of the City of Plainview as proposed in Zone Case No. 255. PUBLIC HEARING & BID OPENING: Receive for consideration, discussion and award, bids on the purchase of one (1) compactor for the Sanitation Department for use at the sanitary landfill to be purchased with revenue sharing funds. (See attached bid tabulations°of bids received on October 18th.) Receive for consideration, discussion and award, bids for the purchase of two (2) 1975 4-door sedan police specials for the Police Department and one (1) 1975 3/4-ton pickup truck. (See attached bid tabulation of bids received on October 15th.) 3. Open public hearing to discuss proposed annexation consisting of nine (9) tracts of land as previously advertised: A. Hear report and recommendation of the City of Plainview Planning Board and Zoning Commission. Open discussion to public. C. Close public hearing. 4. Discuss results of public hearing on 1974 assessment paving program held October 17th. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: 1. Approval of minutes of the regular City Council meeting held October 8, 197~. 2® Receive for filing, copies of minutes of the Community & Neighborhood Improvement Committee meeting and Parks~ OpenhSpace, and Recreation Advisory Committee meeting held October 7, 1974. OLD BUSINESS: Receive for filing, letter from Mr. Joe Sharp, City Attorney, concerning the City of Amarillo, et al vs. Canadian Municipal Water Authority, et al. (See attached.) NEW BUSINESS: 1. AUthorize use of the Municipal Court Building for the November 5th general election. PLAINVIEW CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING October 22, 1974 Page 3 VIII. e Receive for consideration and discussion, proposed recommended changes to Ordinance No. 74-1569~ an ordinance providing for the regulation, management, a~d supervision of the Unger Memorial Library. (See attached recommended changes.) e Receive for consideration and discussion, letter from Mrs. Merwyn Igo, President, Unger Memorial Library Advisory Committee, concerning the appointment of one additional professional librarian to serve as children library cataloger. (See attached letter.) Receive for consideration ~nd discussion, correspondence from The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company concerning the possible extension of Columbia Street crossing at 13th Street. (See attached.) Receive for consideration and discussion, an ordinance as recommended by the Parks, Open Space, and Recreation Advisory Committee prohibiting the operation of motorcycles in any designated City park in the city Of Plainview. ' DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS: 1. Fund Activity 2. Inveszment Summary 3. Personnel Summary 4. Police Report 5. Utility Report 6. Water Production & Treazment Report IX. MISCELLANEOUS: MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING 0ctobem 22, i974 The City Council"of the City of Plainview met in megula~ session at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambems of the City Hall with Mayom John D. Stoneham pmesiding and the following Aldemmen pmesent: Keltz Gammison~ Medlin Campentem, Neal Williams, Richamd Cmoss, and Jeane Bmowning. Also pmesent weme Mamshall Phamm-City Managem~ Joe Shamp-City Attomney~ M.L. Rea-City Clemk~ Wm. R. Hogge-Dim~ctom of Public Womks, HamoldGladman- Dimectom of Planning, Johnnie Ballew-Dimectom of Public Safety, No~man Huggins- Dimectom of Finance, Waltem Dodson~Tax ~ssesso~/Collecto~MikeMcGmegom- Administmative Assistant, Bob Richards-Building inspectom, a~d"'~Li~da' Fisch- Administmative Secmeta/]~. VisitoPs included Santos Rodmiq~ek, Bill Dumham, Mm. g Mms. Ralph Nafzgem"~ Andy'Fish, Mamvin Mamshall, Don Poston, Rich~md Watson, R.W. watson~Wi~iliam Poe, Vic Mannin, Mps. Bill BmudeP, Fmank Gaston, Riley Ammstmong, Bill Dilt'ar~, Ron Ragtan~ Robemt~Voelkep~ ~emald-Autmy~ Mms.~Caml Tillemson~ Lon~P. CaPtWPight, Bill CaptW~ight~ Mm. gM, s. W. W. Tue~ Glenn Bond~ Eddie McConnell~ B~ents Noz~man, Ron Roberts, Roy Tullis, Jemrs; Woffomd, Tommy Hunt, Hamold Rogems, · ~Mm. g Mms. Bmac Biggems, Mm. g M~s. Hamdy Caplisle, Geomge McVickem, G. E. "Doug" Douglass, John J. PiePson, M~. g M~s. Oscap Scmoggins~ J. B. Scott,'paui'$eo~t, Omvilte Atkinson~ R. T. Bothwell, D. L. Robemson, Fmank Blackwelt, W. T. Barnett, Noble Cmo~s,. Noah Davis~ Chamles R. Momgan, Manuel Ramimez, Edd Hendemson~-Clinton Wmight, J. Bassett Smith, Mm. g Mms. John Skaggs, E. Gene Latham, Mms. Eapl McLain, Mms. Mau~ice Hastey, Chamles Golden, B. B. Howle~ David Willson, Jim Bumks, EamlTener~, Gemald Cate, Tom Almon, Chuck Mamtin and Tut Tawwatem-KVOP 297 MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING October 22, 1974 Page 2 Radio, LeWard Hood-Plainview Daily Herald, Cha~Ies Bechtold-KGNC Radio, Bill Bruder-KKYN Radio, and Don Richards-Plainview Reporter News. Invocation was given by M. L. Rea. It was moved by Alderman Williams, seconded by Alderman Garrison, to appoint the following to the Neighborhood Improvement Committee for a term to expire October 1976: Robert Bradic-Area 1; Manuel Ramlrez, Norma Phinney, and Joe Aleman- Area 3; and Tom Helvey-~ea 5. Motion ca~ried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Browning, to appoint the following to the Business g Economic Advisory Committee: Dave LaFteur and Steve Broussard. Motion carried unanimously. Discussion was held on Zone Case No. 254, request of W. E. Bryan for rezoning of Lot 5, Block 87, Alexander~Wesinmoreland Addition, located at 807 Galveston -:~7 from a R-2 to a C-1 Zone. It was moved by Alderman Browning, seconded by Alderm~n C~oss, to adopt Ordinance No. 74-1658, an ordinance amending the Zoning Map of the City of Plainview as proposed in Zone Case No. 254. Motion carried unanimously. D~scussion was held on Zone Case No. 255, request of Ruth Barnes and E. M. Osborne for rezoning of Lots 11, 12, 13~ 14, 15~ and 16, Block 4, High School Addition, located at 1901 through 1911 Quincy Streetf~om a R-1 to a R-3 Zone. Ron Roberts and Roy Tullis presented views against the zone change. It was moved by Alder~nan Garrison, seconded by Alder~nan Browning, to refer Zone Case No. 255 back to the Planning and Zoning Commission fop further study. Motion carPied unanimously. Received for filing was a copy of the .tabulation sheet for the purchase of one compactor for the sanitation department to be purchased with revenue sharing MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING October 22, 1974 Page 3 funds. Bids were received from Case Power g Equipment - $58,900; Dal-Worth Tractor & Equipment Company - $68,025; Plains Machinery Company - $70,000; West Texas Equipment Company - $79.,152 and $567380 (two size machines); and Patton Equipment Company - $60,000. Equipment from West Texas Equipment Company (one size) and Patton Equipment Company did not meet specifications. It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Garrison, to award the contract to the lowest bidder meeting specifications, Case Power g Equipment, in the amount of $58,900. Motion carried unanimously. Received for filing was a copy of the tabulation sheet for the purchase of two (2) 1975 4-door sedan police specials and one (1) 1975 3/4-ton pickup. Bids were.received from the following: COMPANY CARS PICKUP Bob Gardner Chevrolet Company 39,246.00 $4,300.00 Maggard-Nall Motor Company 8,978.40 4,369.46 Jack Morris Ford '~' 8,973.38 4,304,73 It was moved'by Alderman Browning, seconded by Alderman Garrison, to award the contract to the lowest bidder, Jack Morris Ford, for the purchase of two sedans '~i~':'~he amount of $8,973.38. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Williams, seconded'by Alderman Carpenter~-to award the contract to the lowest'bidder, Bob Gardner Chevrolet Company~ for the purchase of one pickup in the amount of $~,300. Motion carried unanimously. A public hearing was opened on the proposed annexation consisting o~nlne (9) tracts of land as advertised. Riley Armstrong, Chairman, read the minutes of the Planning ~ Zoning Commission meeting held March 14, 1972, concerning a request of the City Council for review and Study of the annexation proposal. 299 MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING October 22, 1974 Page 4 Discussion was held on Tract 1 with the following participating in opposition: Clint Wright, Frank Gaston (representing Eddie McConnell), Charles Morgan, Charles Golden, Gene Latham, Mrs. Earl McLain, and Mrs. Maumice Hastey. Discussion was held on Tract 2 with the following participating in opposition: Tommy Hunt, William Poe, W. T. Barnett, D. L. Robersou, Gerald Cate, Frank Blackwell, and John J. Pierson and iu favor: Don Poston, Woodrow Tue, and Bill DUrham. Discussion was held on Tract 3 with the following participating'inLopposition: Lon Cartv~ight, Loyd Belk, Stewart Russell, RiChard Watson, R. W. Wats°n, Jr., Orville Atkinson (representing Plainview Home Builders), and Earl Tenery. Discussion was held on Tract 4 with the following participating in~'-oppos~i~ion: Edd Henderson, Jerry Wofford, and Lon Cartw~ight. Discussion was held on Tract 5 with no one represented. Discussion was held on Tract 8 with the following partiCipating~in Opposit%%n: Marvin Marshall (representing Andy Fish, R. T. Bothwell, J. Bassett Smith, Paul Scott, J. Bo Scott, Carl Tillerson, Lawrence Bedwell, and Gerald Autry), Bill Cartw~ight, J. Bassett Smith, Gerald Aut~y, and R. T. Bothwell. Discussion was held on Tract 7with the following participating iq~pposition: Ralph Nafzger and Mrs. Brents Norman. Discussion was held on Tract 8 with the following participating in pppostion: Brac Biggers and G. E~ "Doug" Douglass. Discussion was held on Tract 9 with no one represented. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Williams, to close the public hearing° Motion carried unanimously. A decision will be made later. 300 MINUTES CITY--COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING October 22, 1974 Page 5 Discussion was held on the public heaping on the 1974 assessment paving program held October t7th. The Council will view eachstreet in the pPogram November 1st. It was moved by Alde~nan Campenter, seconded by AldemnanCross, to approve the minutes of the regular City Council meeting held October 8, 1974. Motion caPried unanimously. Received fop filing were copies of minutes of the Community/Neighborhood Improvement Committeemeeting held October 7th; Parks, '0p'en~Space, and Recrea%~on Advisor~ Committee meeting held October 7th; UngerMemorial Librar~AdVlbozSz' Committee meeting held OctobeP 7th; and BuSiness and Economic Advisory Committee meeting held OctobeP 8th .... Received for filing was a letter from Mr. Joe Sharp,-City:Attorney, to Mm. Robert C, McGinnis (associated with McGinnis, LochPidg~, g ¥~lgore, Austin, Texas) concerning the City of Plainview. et al vs. ~CanadianMuniciPal Watem AuthoPi~y, et al. It was moved by Alderman CarpenteP, seconded by Alderman Garrison, to authorize use of the Municipal Cou~t building for the November 5th general election. Motion cammiedunanimously. It was moved by Alderman Browning, seconded by Aldemman Gammlson, to.adopt Ordinance No; 74-1659, an oPdinance providing fop the regulation, management, and supemvision of the Unger Memomial Library. Motion carried unanimously. (This ordinance.is a revision of 0Pdinance No. 74-1569 adopted July 9, 19~.) Discussion was held on a letter from Mrs. Merwyn Igo, PreSident, Unger MemoPial Libmamy Advisory Committee, concerning the appointment of one additional 391 MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING October 22, 1974 Page 6 p~ofessional librarian to serve as children libramy cataloger. A joint meeting will be held between the City Council and the Unger Memorial Library Advisory Committee November ~th at 8:00 p.m. to review the request. Discussion was held on correspondence from the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway Company concerning the possible extension of Columbia Street crossing at 13th Street. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Browning, to authorize Joe Sharp, City Attorney, to check the legality of the project and notify the railway company of his findings. Motion carried unanimously. Discussion was held on a request of the Parks, Open Space, and Recreation Advisory Committee for an ordinance prohibiting the operation of motorcycles in any designated city pa~k in the city of Plainview. Tut Tawwater, Chairman, rep~e- sented:.the committee. It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Aide'man Garrison, to adopt Ordinance' No. 74-166~, an ordinance pmohibiting the operation ofmotorcycles in any designated city park in the city of Plainview.~ Motion carried unanimously. - Discussion was held on the claim' as filed against the City of Pla~nview by Comingo and Ma~ia Camargb.~It wasm-oved by Alderman Williams,-se~nded b~'~Alde~man Cross, to deny theclaimbas~don the following: (1) The City of-Plainview denies liability of the suit and(2) the claim:was not filed within the time limit' as stated in the City__Cha~ter of the City of Plainview. Motion carried unanimouAly.' It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Cross, to request investment of the street bonds at the maximum intemest rate. Motion ca~ried unanimously. - .... It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Browning, to file the following weed mowing assessments in an amount totaling ~1~1. Motion carried 392 MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING October 22, 1974 Page 7 unanimously. Carol L. Stith -Lot 1, 2, 3, Block 20, Original Town, being 325 Beech Mrs. Rosendo Puentes - Lot tl, Block 5, Mont~ose, being 507 West 22nd James:Measles - Lot 7, Block57, College Hill, being 601% Utica Jose Jiminez - Lot 19, Block 2, Hillcrest, being 223 NE Alpine ' Henr~ Jackson - Lot'14, Block 9, Depot Addition, being 1310 Cedar Ted Dement and Company - Lot 3, Block 12, Wye Addition, being 204East Brazier - David T. Brown~.- Lot 15~B~ock 8, DePO%i'iAd~iti0n, being 1404Cedar W. T. Cooper - East 90' Lot 1, Block 80, Original Town, being 227 and 229 Cedar .~ Hugh M, Bain - D' x 198.7', JK2-40, being 80~ West 7th ' Leon Co Butch - South 16' Lot 6, North 40' Lot 7, Block,-l~ .~'- ~: ' Williams.Addition, being 1607 Lexington It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, Seconded by Alderman Cross, to file the following reported?Motion caPrie~'~dnanimously. Fund Activity Investment Summamy Personnel Summary Police Report Utility Report water ProdUction g Treatment Report It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman C~oss, to adjour~ the meeting. ATTEST: Motion carried unanimously..~ '0~,~eeting adjournedA~0~ ' ' -D. ST ~EH M, May M, Lo REA, City Clenk CITY OF PLAINVIE~ .... ~N'A~ :S tS OF R-EV~N-U-E' PAGE I OCTOBER 01,1974' DC 'THRU TOBER 31~1974 NAME AMOUNT 4181~ 41825 TOTAL OCT. CURRENT TAX 87~193.43 $i-4~3~8~0 ............... 41825 OCT gEL IQ TAX 849.07 TOTAL 41814 41825 OCT,PEN OCT'PEN ~ IN'T .166..68 TOTAL 41817 SW': Pg~T[IC" SER-~riC E 1~ TOTAL $1z~ ~65go60 ~182B PIONEER NATL GAS 3~781.93 TOTAt B-L-O=G--p~ER~-IT $508 41824 ELECT PER~IT 94. t0 T~TAL $~)~z~. lO -~ ............................ P~-~G-'-PER-~IT TOTAL 41824 ~ISC TOTAL ..................................................................................................... $104.25 B.O0 ~--I-8-2-0 ....................... $O[-ICtTORS-P~ 5~. TOT A t $5. O0 ~1810 TAXI DR.I¥~RS LIC .50 -~-T~ ~0 --~-i-8-:OZa ................ Dg-G' -EL tCENSE 41806 DOG LICENSE 41815 DOG LICENSE ~81:6 .......................... DOG - ['ICENS-E 41817 DOG :<LICENSE 7~+- ]: ~- i-8- ................................. DOGT'L ICE~-S:~ 41820 DOG '.LICENSE 4~:B'2'2 DOG L 4t82~ DOG LICENSE 'TOTAL 2~,00 2-:,-OO 2.00 $28.00 ~1817 CJC TELETYPE 1281.11 -4Tl=~T5 .............................TRE'A 'Hi-E CO--CITY-:CO ..................................... T,'~9.7 i CI~¥r-OF PLAINVIEW ANALYSIS OF"REVENUE OCTOBER-01,197~ OC THRU TOBER 31,197~ REFERENCE NAME AMOUNT 41815 TRE AS. HAL E CO-FIRE TOTAL $300o00 41805 CO. CONTRI~-LIB~ARY 600.00 TOT' AL $6-0~ o OO 41804 SOLID.-WAST~/HAL~F ' '- CO Z~=2~ 73 ...................... -IOTAL $442.75 41807 SALARY REIMB 434.55 TOTAL 4182~ Z0N lNG TgTAL $30.00 /+1810 POLICE ACCIDENT P, EP 2.00 $2.00 ~i~0-- ....... VECTO~ CONTROL /.t.826 VE£TOR CONTROL ;2 - TO'T~ 41802 WEED MOWING q1~ ......... WEED M0t~ iN~ 4+1807 WEED MOWING ~+18~g WEED MOWING ~18'1~ WEED ~OW ING ~1'816 WEED ~0WING 41817 ~EEg MOWING 15.00 40.00 5.00 80~00 6.00 41820 WEED MOWING ~-t-8Z-2~ .......................... ~EEU ~OT~I~ 41822 WEED MOWING 41822 WEED MOWING ~1824 WEED ~OWING ~-~ ............................. ~EED"~WING 41824 WEED MOWING 48.00 60,00 6.00 t5,00 7.00 -4TSU~ ....................... -'P'~ND'-FEES 41806 POUND FEES 5.00 41812 POUND FEES 27.50 -~:~?~ ................ POUND'FEES 41816 POUND FEES 9.50 PAGE 3 CITY OF PLAIN¥IEW ANALYSIS OF REVEN~ OCTOBER 01,1974 OC THRU 'TOBER 31.1974 REFERENCE NA~E AMOUNT 41817 1FI.. O0 41824 POUND FEES 6.50 T~T~ $142. O0 =4Ti~O~, R£~iES V.~C'C 41806 ~ABtES VACC 41815 RABt ES VACC 41817 RABIES VACC 41824 RABI ES VACC TOTAL 7.00 3.50 3.50 3.50 . $38.50 41826 $ANITAT ION COLLECT 13,508,00 41826 C-ON T-A]N E R--' C0~-CT TGTAL ,917.32 A1802 HEALTH PER~IT/ELKS L 5°00 ;$5 JOU 41816 SHEI-TER-HigJSE'~ USE- 41817 SHELTERHOUSE FEE I0.00 41816 TOTAL SHELTERflOUSE DE~T $15.00 41801 TWIRLING FEES 8~00 T~-i--8-0-~ ..................... FL-AG ' FO-O-TBILL i FEES ........................................... 41806 FOOTBALI~ FEES 70.00 41,810 FLAG FOOTBALL FEES 4-1F~2=3-- ............................ TWIRLIN'GF:-F'E-E~S- TOTAL 80~ 00 ~0 $251.00 418'22 PARK _ EQUIPMENT 50.00 4T8~i~ ......................... 41821 LIB~COPY ~ACHINE -51.60 60.00 $1/1.60 4180.4 JAIL FINES 67.50 PAGE CITY.DF PLAIN¥IEW OCTOBER 01,1974 DC_THRU TO~ER 31,19'74 REFERENCE NAME AMOUNT 41805 41'806 41809 41810 41813 41815 41816 41817 41818 41820 41821 418,22 418 24 JAIL ~-JAI[ JA~L J~FITC JR'IL JAIL ~ L JAIL JA-IL ......................... 57.00 57.50 150.00 144.50 127.50 247.50 35.00 4~ 418:03 41805 TRAFFIC FINES TAA-FFI C-FINnY TRAFFIC FINES TRA-F~F~C TRAFFIC 170,00 120.00 121.50 41809 TRAFFIC 4178T0-- ............................T ~FFIC 41812 TRAFFIC -4:.f~ .......... TRaFFiC 41815 TRAFFIC -~~8 ......................... TRA~C ..................... 41819 TRAFFIC 197.50 21Z;-gO 65.00 277.50 221. O0 75.00 41821 TRAFF lC 3.~5.00 41823 TRAFFIC 77.50 :~l~Oi ............ PARKING ~NES 41803 PARK ING ~FINES 23.00 --~~ .............................. PARKIMG~TFTNES- 2~00 41805 PARK lNG FINES 2.00 4180~ PARK ING !.00 ~4IBU8 ................. PARKING 41809 PARK ING ~. O0 41813 P ARK I NG 12.00 .41816 PARK lNG 10.00 CITY OF PLAINVIEW ANAL~(VS t S- OF REFEIENCE NAME AMOUNT PARK PARK 11.00 18.00 $176.,00 41509 LIBRARY' FINES 35.95 TOTAL $80~65 41807 PROPERTY LEASE 50.00 418~ ..... L-CiT--L~A-S~E 31.3-6 41809 REN T'JOHNSTON MOTORS 30- O0 ~+ 1822 FEEOING ALIENS 36.00 TOTt-[ $,--,.'~.. 50 TOTAL 4,1804 DAMAGE CLAIM-?06 VEH ~-i-8~6 ...................... CP C~Ap- -DA~T~N-p~ C--SER¥ 41817 ~EFUND FROM CJC 9 5.50 tl/+.60 ..... !29~62=t8~ ............. ~-IT~l-6 .................................... R EFUN D'- GRUUP--INS 41816 REFUNO GROUP INS -- TtTT~ 41803 STATE COURT COSI 35.00 ~180:5 STATE COU~T COST 22.50 i1807 STATE COURT COST 15.00 ~~ ........... STATE-COURT C~T........... I ~O ........ ~1899 STATE COUaT COST 27.50 41812 STATE COURT COST 7.50 ~-i~-3-- ........................... STATE:COURT,CO-ST .................................... ~O 41815 STATE COURT COST B2.50 ~i~g ............ STATE COURT;COST ............... t5'~-0~ ........ 41817 STATE COURT COST - -~-8-I8-~ ............................ STITE-CUORT':'CgS-T 41819 STATE COURT COST ----4-Y.'B~U ST~iT'E:-COU~-COST 41821 STATE COURT COST -~'-' - -STATE COU~T COS'T 4182B STATE COURT COST 4.2.50 ~0 10.00 45.00 20.00 CITYLOF PLAIN¥IEW ANALYSIS 01,1974 OC THRU TOBER 31't974 AMOUNT TOTAL 31574 41803 41808 41807 41807 41809 41809 ..... = ...... ST ~-T:E-CO OsR'¥ ' CUS-T 1NV EN TORY". SALE S/GEN XEROX-SPHPO $470.00 1,334,. 80 17,25 XERg× g SUPPLIES _ 35.25 CITY MAPS 5.00 OFFICE SUPPLIES 41817 PLV CABLE TV 2.50 41818 × EROX 4 'i-~ ........... OFFI~E~ ~UP~[tE=S .2 0 TOTAL ~0 $1 ,~85. I3 418 ll I NT'E REST-CD~31954 T~ ............... ...... TOTAL 134.82 W2~79 41927 OCT WATER COLL TOT AL 3-~CF~ - 41927 OCT SEWER COLL 20 ~-i-~ =2T .......................... 'i'NV'ES T~NT TOTAL Ai9~ OCT SANJ - - -TO--~ ............ l 3,508. O0 TOTAL .41927 OCT CONTAINER GRAND TOTAL ....... = ........ . ' ................$287,507.65 OCT :VECTOR $2,836o 68 CITY OF PLAINVIEW PAGE 1 OCTOBER 01~ 1974 OC TH~U TO~ER 31~1974 33.55 OSWALD PRINTING ~ OF 121.00 '3357 OSWAL-D PR INT l NG 42.. 45 TOTAL NOTEL~MOTEL ROOM TAX $207.95 TOTAL SOCIAL .SECURITY FUND ~UNNU~GWATER DRAW PARK TOTAL :INTEREST ~ SINKING FUND WATER ~S:EWERREV,.SDS"IF.,S TgT-A-L--WA~TER-- ;:B-DS: 1~ S- ............................. ~E¥-: BO RESV 4789 HALE CO STATE BK 175,000.00 WEA- -~E¥ '"-BD ""RES'V ............................................................ Si 75, DOg, oD 1-zJ73--CER:F'J--OlF-'0 ~'t G'; TOTAL 1973 CERT. OF'OBLIG. $. ORMAR TOTAL BANK DEPOSIT $, RIGHT ,~F WAY FUND. 4806 CITY NATL BANK 2~1,500.00 ~-8~i .............. ~H~LE COUNTY STATE- B~ ......... 36~2~0~:0~0' TOTAL; EMERGENCY: EMPLOYMENT $603,800,00 LIBRARY PARKING LOT FD T-Ol' -G --E'OT' :F~ 3367 LORETHA RHODER ICE 15.00 CITY- OF P. LAINVIEW PAGE 2 LIST OF BILLS PAID FROMT REFERENCE NAME AMOUNT TOT A L 'B I-C ENT E~N-i-A-L- --FOTND GENERAL FUND 9258 HOOPERMTR PARTS 8.?4 9282 G~E~ DISTRIBUTING 313~..6~ 24559 MRS WO SPECK 250.00 54573 S~-~L-L- -C~ B.82 24579 LACY ROBINSON i?.50 24588 24589 PV COUNTRY -CLUB 2.4593 ................................... 24594 SW PUBLIC SEA C0 Z~-b~ ....................... C LI~VEL~ND-~Tf~EETICS 245.96 ROBERT -S CALVERT -2~Y ............. RONNIT~~BR0~N 24598 WESLEY SHAW 24600 COUNTY CL ERK~TUC KER 246~ ....................... -P IO~R-- 2~604 SMOOK 'TIRE CO ~0 1 ,B37.12 20.00 16.00 14.00 24609 MILTON SIMS 7~.00 24611 SCOTt TRACTOR 5.12 24613 SEAL S 'FURN I TUR E 2'5. O0 24615 REEDS WRECKING 33.36 24617 M P PELPHREY I00.00 ~ ......................................... J'-~Y -AUSTIN' I~ 24619 WILLIAM ~ULL i00. O0 24621 BENS AUTOMOTIVE 13.60 24623 MANGUM MOTOR CO 2-K~62-~-- .............. ~ ........ : R~]'RRTS--CE~NERS 24625 S ~ WARREN ~6~6 ............. ITNE C. ITY ~MGRMT 24627 HIGH PLAINS PAVERS 2~629 HENRY .TIRE CO 3.00 8.50 67.50 IO~'.gO 360.00 5.00 24631 GRAHA~PAPER CO ~3Tf ........ EXXON ............ 24633 FIRST SUPPLY 246,35 PLAINS NEA'THER IMP ~ ............................... FEFERT~ANS 24637 EATON, STAT IONERY ~~ ............ '~AG~G ~R-D~NA[[ ¥~TR 'CO .......................... ~=O~Crg 24639 OSWALD PRINTING 44.44 174.24 43.51 525.00 17.68 CITY DF ~PLAINVtEW L¥iST DF 8ILLS PAI~ ~F~O:M PAGE 3 OCTOBER 01,1974 0C THRU TOBER 31,!974 REFER ENCE NAME AMOUNT 24641 24644 24646 24647 24648 24650 24651 24,6,52 246-5-$ 2465~ 2~ 2~658 24662 24666 SW.BELL TELEPHONE CO 33.78 GE J'ONES-EL~CYRIC ....................... ~l-O G~LLAWAYS JANITORIAL 339.75 ~I-,T~E-S- Z6.ZO WESTPHARMACY 1.38 NORTHERN PROPANE 4.43 CREDIT~BUREAU 5.50 -B~EA CO P F C COMPUTER SW PUBLIC SERVICE CO B~K'ER GRAPHIC ~C-C~[L-S- BUSINESS WEEK DIVISI I~ODAYS - ~E~ INGRAM BOOK CO MIKE MCGREGOR TAPP OFFICE SUPPLY 18.50 12.00 56.78 75.00 14.50 ~4 6.00 -~4~.~ .................. OSWAL'O PRiNT~G ............. 2-8~;'73-' 24668 GALLAWAYS JAN ITO~ SU 22.75 ~476-6~9 ................................. R~-P~-'-OL~M ST E~ ................................................ 24670 PV ~CE COMPANY 2.25 24672 PETERSBURG COM CTR 19.20 24675 TRAVEL: TIME 105.19 24677 JASPER WOOD 35. O0 24~-8 ................................ C ?M"F I: INCORPORATED .......................................... 24679 ENT. ENNANN~ROVIN CO 92.05 ~: ............. S-TA~E F'IREMENS "ASS)-N ............. 24681 PLAINS WELDING SliP 46.47 24683 OSWALD PRINTING 11.20 24685 CRAWFORD-- TEXACO :4. O0 "~~ ........ ANDREA P' ROME~O ...................... ~; OO 24687 CITY BLACKSMITH 41.00 F4~ ............................ C~N:NO~ -'~AWHESV~CO 24689 EXXON CO 204.60 2~691 ELIAS SPORTS 5.00 24693 HOWDY 6.28 259.81 34.00 9.09 CITY-DF PLA[NVIEW BILLS PAID FROT~ PAGE 4 OCTOBER 01,1974 OC THRU TOBER 31,1974 REFERENCE NAME AMOUNT 24696 24697 24698 24699 24700 24701 PRAIRIE BOOK-CO ~.5 PSYCHOLOGY TOOAY 12.00 CHILORENS REVIEW tigo32 POPULAR SCIENCE BK 9.60 ~'t~ LIFE-~--~K~ 7.(F9 NE~SWEE~ BOOK'S 8.96 24'703 NATIONAL WILDLIFE 12..50 24705 NATIONAL REVIEW 15.00 24~07 EQ~CATORS PROGRESS 54'g2 24709 HOTROD MAGAZINE 2~-T~ O.~)ITEg7 24711 THE HIGHSMITH CO --~2 ....................... SI~-tTH- 7MUSIC I P AL~S1JF 24713 PV VET-CLINIC 2~ ................. PL~NS-P~INT'ING CO 24'717 LUBBOCK SAW [ KNIFE -~-~ H I g G- -B~R 'T 247%9 L tNDSAY DYE 7,.50 41.86 24.50 47.40 ~9.4Z 30. O0 '~- -~4~7~ .......... S:W :BELL TELEPHONE - ~9-3 ~t'r+~ 2~+'72t GRAHAM PAPER CO 301,65 24723 TrHE CAMERA SHOP 26.91 24725 EDGAR SNYDER 737. O0 -2~72-6 ......... ~ES[ EY-: SRA~ ........... 20~0 24727 MI~E CARLISLE 20.00 24729 NATIONAL RECREATION 50.00 24731 FIFTH [ COLUMBIA 5.33 24~32- - ...... MIR ION 5 PA IN ..... 1 O; O0 24733 TEXAS MUN IC IPAL LEAG 736. O0 24'735 THOMPSON KEY 2.25 24737 I B H .:CORP 173.65 24739 WEST-TEXAS EL 23.92 2{741 RADIO SHA~ 9.89 247~3 WH I YES 'tUTO STORES t0.35 CITY OF PLAtNVtEW L IS-T-?O~ B J-£L~P=A.IO FROM PAGE 5 OCTOBER 01,1974 DC 'THRU TOBER, 31~I974 AMOUNT 24746 2~7A7 CLIFFS SEGNS 24748 GARDNER=C~-V~LET 24749 SAGA FOOD 24751 CITY_SOCIAL SECURITY 2475~ PHILLIPS PETROLEUM i80..00 245.00 1,844.55 21.18 24755 POSTMASTER/FORD 24756 24757 OICKIES WORK CLOTHES 24~7~-~ 'P--V-OZAIL-YHE-R~L~- 24759 MOOPER MIR PARTS ~ ............... 24761 ROCK~ELL BROS 24763 ENGLAND WHOLESALE -2-4-T6-~ 24765 BILL BAR~ETT Z~77~ ............... RO'NNtE~'~RO~N 24767 E K H~FSTEDLER 2t772 DAFFERN STEEL ~77~ ........ C t'SLACK 2~'77~ LU.68OCK ~gNICtPAL CT 25.00 ll3,Og 402.15 26_6.63 2 34.85 20.00 -2-~}r7-5 ........................................... ENTE.RMMANN=RgV-i~ ............................ 24776 T EX ACO 80 o :36 ~ ....................................S'P~'~T S~OP .......................................... ~~0 2~7~8 PV ROM0 29.00 21780 MILTON SINS I36.70 21782 CITY ELECTRIC CO 15.00 2~78~ 8D CITY DVLPMT 2~083.33 ~5~ ~ - ~ARY :['gU' TRUESDA~E I8T;2~ 24786 PERRY BROS 63.71 24788 DALLAS. BRUSH 12.54 24790 JACKSON ttRE CO '2-~9~ PRENTICE MALl 24792 tNGRAM BOOK. CO 5.55 2~79~ TNAMES BOOK CO 13.45 2~'T9-5 ~ ~'YING ........................................... 9 24796 POPULAR MECHANICS 5 '~7~ ............... AMERICAN Li 8~'ARY 21798 SATURDAY REVIEW 12.00 PA~E 6 OCTOBE~ REFERENCE CITY OF PLAINVIE~ NAME AMOUNT 2~79g 24800 24801 24802 ART IN AMERICA 16,,,50 ................................ ~-OD~ HOL I DAY 5. O0 LA~RENCE BALE ~NGER 3D.O0 ~B~S-~- 24807 GOOOYEAR SER¥ICE .......... 24808 24809 SW BELL TELEPHONE CO 24 810 ................................ 2-4811 VANDERPOEL JEWELRY 24813 SW BELL TELEPHONE 17.87 969.00 9.50 1.2 t. 13 24815 2~-t~i 6 24.817 CITYIUTIL tTY FUND 2-4-8-~E 3-OBNNY 8~[1] E~ 2~81g L J YORK 2482I JOHN STONEHAM 24823 WALTER. DODSON 24825 ROBERT M B~OGE~ 2482~ PA~RICIA NOGG 24829 ASSOCIATED LIBRARIES SW PUBLIC SERVICE 5,715.25 287.~ O0 133. O0 200°00 80.00 93.50 206.96 24831 CHILTON BOOK CO 12.43 i~2 ......... ELYRii ARTS CO 24833 HILL BOOKBINOERY 100.85 24835 CERT!FIE~ LABORATORI 253.26 2~f~3~ ................................... CI, IEDITBOREt~ '~0 24837 BATILE UNIFORM CO 55.40 24839 DIXONPAPER CO 77.77 248~1 GRAHAM PAPER CO 175.93 2~8~-Z POSTMAS'TERYFO~D 2~Bt5 ~ARSHALL PHAR~ 99.20 24888 DON MOUSER AGENCY ~2-5-i:U.~ ..................... C t TV/INSTANT:-PAYMENI: 25104 CITY DF PLY PAYROLL -L~S~ ..................... CITY 73 OC'YA [ SECU~I 1Y- 25106 FI REMENS RETIREMENT 43,435.52 1~431.07 CITY OF PLAtN¥IE~ Li~:~Y::~-~- BILLS PAID FROM :EFERENCE NAME AMOUNT 9217 PIONEER NATURAL GAS ~ ................................ 8TEN-NET~ D219 ~ILL ~ROWN gRAKE SHP PLV PALTE, GL~SS 5225 ~226 ~-2~_ T 9~28 9~30 9~33 10. 95 59.29 25.05 7.50 3~3'V.75 HEMRY ;TIRE CO GARDNER CHEVROLET EATON: .STAT IONERY '-~ E ~JON-E:S _E[EC~IC MILL tDDRE CORP DUREAU OF BUSINESS 2.00 2.18 t .00 107.05 7.02 228.19 67;~ 697.~9 50~54 7~6.~0 9235 C' ~ R MACHINE ~9~6 ......... GAL L-A~AY S=JAN i TOR iAL 9:237 NEALS ~ L 923~ PIONEER- N~TL ~ R 92~9 WESTE N INDUSTRIAL 92~2 CURT IN MATHESON 92~4 H g BORRON 9246 CONNOR MAT'HES CO t.23 9248 HIGGINBOTHAM BART 13:. 30 9251 SW BELL TELEPHONE CO 67.50 925~ ............................... i ' B"-M 'COM'P~NY- 9254 RADIO SHACK 1.29 ~2~-5 .......................... ~'DMER '-:C'RWEVRO~E~ ................................. 3 ~0U 9256 F E' SOM~ERVILLE 52.50 ~=~ ......... - DIC~::i' ES 9259 ROCKWELL BROS 4.43 9261 CITY OF PLY PAYR'OLL 9263 8 CROSS B SHIELD 9264 ............... ~ tLL IAH~ '= FOR'D ' TRACTO 9265 TI~E CHEglCAL 9'2~? ...................................... T'APP--OFFIUE' 'S-UP 9268: S E C CORPORATtO~ 9~B9 ..................... PL'~Z~S -'ELECIR'IC 92~0 P V SAFETY-LANE 8,551.02 45.80 3.00 92-7t ............. -' MORRiSFOR~tN~ .................. 9272 HAWKInS':SUP 43.21 CITY OF PLA[NVIEW L~T==~]F BILLS PAID ~ PAGE 8 OCTOBER 01,1974 OC T~U TOBER 31~i974 REFERENCE NAME AMOUNT 9273 9276 9277 9278 9279 9280 9281 9283 9284 9285 GARRISON OIL CO 200.50 CURRY .MOTOR FREIGHT 6.95 ~UTD HACH CHEMICAL 60.88 BEA~I!NGS [INDU$T~IA 172.31 CANADIAN RIVER SW BELL LTELEPHONE 928'7 WESCO 9289 CREDIT BUREAU ~ SW P~B-[-IC- T YE R-~FITC~- C ~ 9291 C R' M A RES/A12 9293 W ~ ~ REV'409 807.34 207.68 118.80 57.45 6,048.33 14~946.66 ~'~5 .......... C tT¥~UTiLiTY . FUND ................. I~2';'DO ..................... 9296 ~ISCO 58.28 9297 I] 1FM~L=I-GHT- [-AM ~ ~-~ 9298 CtTY/UTY RET CK FUND 11.70 9301 CITY .OF PLV PAYROLL 8,346.26 ~ ...... CITY SOCIAL SECDRIYY ........... ~88;:3D ................ 9303 TEX NUN -RETIREMENT 730.73 ~-C5 ..................................... C I~TrG"ENER~A[--FU~- ~9~ 9319 CITY-GENERAl FUND 20,262.00 ~ ................................. D-ON ~ MOO S ER---~GE'~CY ~~ TOTAL tlli~ t SE~E~ ~D $79~410.50 PAYROLL FUND N ET-'" PAYR-OLL ' CH'ECKS- ............................... NET PAYROLL CHECKS 37,33:8.2t 3360 CITY NATIONAL BANK 6,683.60 33~ ......... B CROSS ~B' '-SHIELD ..... 3362 G A INS COMPANY 19.93 3364 PLV FED CR UNION DT~ ................................... FRED"~'A'GI~[ 3368 CITY SOCIAL SECURITY 2 3370 FtREMENS RETIREMENT t ~31.07 3372 CEN Pt GEN HOSPITAL 7.50 TalA[ PAYROLL FUND $108,989.36 IN$TANT: PAYMENT ' FUND CITY OF PLAt~VIEW LIS,T :OF 8ILL~- PAID PAGE OCTOBER 01~1974 OC THAU'TOBEA ~1~1974 NAME AMOUNT 9259 9952 POSTMASTER/FORD ~5 3,65 10074 10:135 10136 10168 10174 10175 10224 10242 10244 10246 GREYHOUND 8US ENGLAND ~HOLESALE P~S-T~STE~7-FOR-g PERRYS JOHNNt E BALLEW RI CKY-C-O X UNION BUS STN -CtTY-UR:Pt~-I~. UN ION BUS STN 3.26 1.50 8.00 1.97 6713 7.o67 3.21 3.21 POSTMASTERtFO~D 20.00 12.00 .............. 5102 10250 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICK 3.15 10-~-i "C-X-TY'TOF- P ¥ ...................................... l~Sr~o 10252 LYNN HUGHES 6.b2 T0~27573~ ............................ ST~-A-IN--~ -'O~W~Y 7. z 5 Z025~ POST~ASTE~/FO~9 8.06 10262 TEXAS AMATEUR ATH FE g. O0 ~}IT[ITY ~E~7OSTT FON~ 4760 JEREMIAH ~LLEN 1. O0 4763 RODNEY .CANNES 4.90 4765 MELTON COOK l. O0 4767 CRAIG FOLKESTEO !.00 4770 CO~L EY JARRETT 1. O0 4772 ALFRE9~ ~ART INEZ 6.40 -~773- ............................ C AREOS-'~NOY 4774 C ITYlt~TIL I TY FUNS 4776 PHILL[PP PtNNELL ~7~ ................................ANNETT'ETS'~S- ~'~78 ~A~K STEVENS 4780 [[TY/OT.tLITY F~ND ~ ..................... SAN ~AA: ~EN SON 4782 MILLE HOGUE 93.25 10~00 1.00 109.35 1.00 CITY OF PLAIN¥IE~ ~ OF.BILLS P~~ NAME -AMOUNT REEERENCE ............ 7.60 ~786 SYLVIA VELEZ 1.00 ~787 '~T-¥-~ 479t CITY~IME DEPOSIT ~0,000.00 4798 J PIERCE ~OI~TON ~,,90 ~800 C ITY/UT IL ITY :FUND i tO. IO ~ 8 01 ~ L~ 'M~T~ 5~-0 *802 ~O~ ~OTT TOTAL UTILITY DEPOSIT $40~722.40 CITY BOND ~. C~PON ACCT TOTAL GE~. OBLIG. BO. 1966 WATER UTILITY RE¥ 8g 66 TTT. ~'~ BD~=6 TOTAL SEWER U:TtLITY"REV ~O 66 REVENUE SHARING FUND ~0~ ~HR ASHEF~ 150. O0 J ~MES ROB I SON fl t66I~88THA~ 8A~TLET 24.75 TOTAL PRO RATA CONST- FUND PRO ,RA'TA ESCRO~ -FUND TOTAL PAVING ESCROW $'