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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING March 11, 1975 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 and 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 P~blic Works, Johnnie Ballew-Director of Public Safety, Harold Gladman-Director of Planning, Norman Huggins-Director of Finance, Billy Rogers-Park & Recreation Supervisor, Mike McGregor-Administrative Assistant, and Linda Fisch~Administrative Secretary. Visitors included Bobby Hendricks, Jo-Jo Gladney, Tut Tawwater, Jerry Richardson, Mra~Paula Ybarra, Terrie Hawkins, Gene Latham, Barry Miller-KKYN Radio, Chuck Martin-KVOP Radio, Gary Ott- Plainview Daily Herald, Don Richards-Plainview Reporter News, Charles Bechtold-KGNC Radio and KAMR TV. Invocation was given by Neal Williams. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Carpenter, to approve the appointment of Jess Wayne West to fill the unexpired term of Sam Langford on the City/County Health Board; term to expire May 1976. Motion carried unanimously. Terrie Hawkins and Mrs~ Paula Ybarra were presented certificates of appointment to the Neighborhood Improvement Committee; terms to expire September 30, 1976. Jerry Richardson presented his views in requesting a traffic signal at the intersection of Third and S. Broadway Streets. It was announced that the request would be forwarded to the Citizen's Traffic Safety Committee for study. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Williams, to adopt Resolution No. R75-039, a resolution appointing Mr. Steve Hurt as ~Precinct JudL~e, ~t~ MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING March 11, 1975 Page 2 Mrs. Jack Ford as 1st Alternate, and Mrs. Guy Manges as 2nd Alternate~for the City eledt±on to be held April 1, 1975. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Williams, seconded by Alderman Carpenter, to approve the minutes of the regular City Council meeting held February 25, 1975. Motion carried unanimously. Received for filing were copies of minutes of the Unger Memorial Library Advisory meeting held February 3rd; Hale County Airport Board meetings held February 5th and March 5th; Parks, Open Space, and Recreation Advisory Committee meeting held February 10th; Board of Adjustment meeting held February 24th; and Planning Board and Zoning Commission meetings held February 27th and March 4th. Tut Tawwater presented a schedule for proposed fees for recreation facilities and activities. It was moved by Alderman Browning, seconded by Alderman Williams, to authorize the City Attorney to prepare ordinances for the following rates on recreation facilities and activities. Motion carried unanimously. Shelterhouse Trailer hook-ups Swimming Fool admission After hours swim parties Swim lessons Children swim tickets (10 admissions) (25 admissions) Adults swim tickets (10 admissions) (25 admissions) Admission to city sponsored athletic contests Dog obedience class Tennis instruction Golf instruction Flag football Basketball Softball Karate instruction Table tennis tournament Fresh water fishing & conservation $15.00/day $3.00/day (trailer) $1.00/person $15.00 up to 15 people $1.00/person over 15 people $10.O0/person $7.50 $15.00 $7~.5o $1~.oo 25~/person $10.00/dog $5.00 (Ages 9-15) $10.00 (adults) $10.00/person $10.00/person $10.O0/person $10.00/person $10.00/person $2.50/person $10.00/person MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING March 11, 1975 Page The Austin Heights and Frisco Pools will be open Saturday and Sunday only. The Airport Board minutes of meetings held February 5th and March 5th were read with several recommendations noted. It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Garrison, to authorize the City Attorney to prepare the necessary instru- ment changing the number of members of the Hale County Airport Board from five to seven (three from City, three from County, and one joint member). Motion carried unanimously. Regarding another request made by the Airport Board, it was moved by Aldemman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Williams, to authorize the City forces to aid the airport in repairing damaged runways. Motion carried unanimously. Ail materials will be purchased by the Hale County Airport. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Browning, to authorize the City Attorneyto prepare an ordinance regulating parking at the intersection of 10th g Columbia Streets. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Carpenter, to adopt Ordinance 75-1733, an ordinance providing for the extension of certain boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas, and the annexation of certain territory con- sisting of 227.0 acres of land, which said territory lies adjacent to and adjoins the present boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Browning, seconded by Alderman Williams, to adopt Ordinance 75-1734,~an ordinance providing for the extension of certain boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas, and the annexation of certain territory consisting of 367.2 acres of land, which said territory lies adjacent to and adjoins the present boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas.(#2). Motion carried unanimously. MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING March 11, 1975 Page 4 It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Garrison, to adopt Ordinance No. 75-1735, an ordinance providing for the extension of certain boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas, and the annexation of certain territory con- sisting of 376.3 acmes of land, which said territory lies adjacent to and adjoins the present boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas, (~3) Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Cross, seconded by Alderman Browning, to adopt Ordinance No. 75-1736, an ordinance providing for the extension of certain boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas, and the annexation of certain territory consisting of 14.2 acres of land, which said territory lies adjacent to and adjoins the present boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas. (#4) Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Williams, seconded by Alderman Cross, to adopt Ordinance No. 75-1737, an ordinance providing for the extension of certain boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas, and the anmexation of certain territory consisting of 76.7 acres of land, which said territory lies adjacent to and adjoins the present boundary limits of the City of Plainview~ Texas. (~5) Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, No. 75-1738, an ordinance providing for the City of Plainview, Texas, and the an 319.6 acres of land, which said territor~ boundary limits of the City of Plainview It was moved by Alderman Browning, leconded by Alderman Cross, to adopt Ordinance zhe extension of certain boundary limits of exation of certain territory consisting of lies adjacent to and adjoins the present Texas. (#6) Motion carried unanimously° aconded by Aldemman Cross, to adopt Ordinance No. 75'1739, an ordinance providing for the extension of certain boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas, and the amnexation of certain territory consisting of MINUTES CITY COUNCIZ REGULAR MEETING March 11, 1975 Page 5 286.3 acres of land, which said territory lies adjacent to and adjoins the present boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas. (~7) Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Williams, to adopt Ordinance No. 75-1740, an ordinance providing for the extension of certain boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas, and the annexation of certain territory con- sisting of 14.5 acres of land, which said territory lies adjacent to and adjoins the present boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas. (#8)~ Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Browning, seconded by Alderman Garrison, to adopt Ordinance No. 75-1741, an ordinance providing for the extension of certain boundary limits of the City of Ptainview, Texas, and the annexation of certain territory con- sisting of 80.3 acres of land, which said territory lies adjacent to and adjoins the present boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas. (#9) Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Williams, seconded by Alderman Garrison, to authorize the following procedures with regard to annexation. Motion carried unanimously. 1. Notify the various departments of their respective extension of services. 2. Proheed with following studies: lighting, zoning, extension of water and sewer services. 3. Establish method of individuals requesting City services such as sanita- tion collection, etc. It was announced that with regard to tax collection, the property would be placed on the tax roll January 1, 1976. The first statement would be received October 1, 1976, and the first payment would be due January 31, 1977. It was moved by Alderman B~Owhing~ seconded by Alderman Williams, to adopt Appropriation Ordinance No. GO 313-75 from the General Obligation Bond Fund MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING March 11, 1975 Page 6 of 1974 (Acct. 415-807) in the amount of $17,567.39 payable to High Plains Pavers, Inc. for Construction Estimate #2, 1974 Assessment Project, High Plains Pavers, Inc. contract dated August 28, 1974. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Garrison, to adopt Appropriation Ordinance No. 75-1779 from the Revenue Sharing Account 427-816 in the amount of 365.00 payable to Two-Way Radio of Plainview for fire fighting equipment. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Williams, to adopt Appropriation Ordinance No. 75-1780 from the Revenue Sharing Account 427-816 in the amount of $24.85 payable to Plainview Plumbing for fire fighting equipment. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Aldemman Williams, seconded by Alderman Cross, to adopt Appropria- tion Ordinance No. 75-1781 from the Revenue Sharing Account 427-750 in the amount of $350.00 payable to Hale County State Bank for escrow of Tipps property, Lot 22, B!k 1, Slaton Addition. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Williams, seconded by Alderman Browning, to adopt Appro- priation Ordinance No. 75-1782 from the Revenue Sharing Account 427-814 in the ~mount of $3,710.01 payable to High Plains Pavers, Inc., for Construction Estimate No. 3, Stlreet ~mprovements High Plains Pavers, Inc. contract dated May 23, 1973. (10th & Columbia intersection) Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Cross, to adopt Appro- priatiQn Ordinance No~ 75z1783 from the Revenue Sharing Account 427-701 in the amount of $5.00 payable to Lubbock Labs for one test cylinder for service center. Motion carried unanimously. MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING March 11, 1975 Page 7 It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Cross, to adopt Appro- priation Ordinance No. 75-1784 from the General Fund Unappropriated Surplus Account 611-427 in the amount of $16,000 payable to Revenue Sharing Account 427 for a loan from General Fund to Revenue Sharing Fund to be repaid with April mevenue Sharing check to cover expenses for service center, demolition, and streets. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Williams, seconded by Alderman Browning, to adopt Appropriation Ordinance No. 75-1785 from the Revenu~ Sharing Account 427-701 in the amount of $14,415.30 payable to Knox, Galley & Meador for Estimate No. 11 for service center. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Carpenter, to adopt Appropriation Ordinance No~ 75z1786 from the Revenue Sharing Fund 427-701 in the amount of $407.30 payable to James Robison for Estimate No. iQ for architect fee~ for service center. Motion carried unanimously. Received for filing was a letter of work order authorizing commencing of Work Order #2 of the 1974 Assessment Paving Project to Mr. Hulen Wall, High Plains Pavers, Inc., dated February 28, 1975. It was moved by Alderman Cross, seconded bY-Alderman Williams, to authorize the Mayor to sign the City/County Health Department budget for the past fiscal year as approved by the County Commissioner's Court. Motion carried unanimously. (Salary increase for Director was not approved.) Received for filing was a copy of a letter from Mr. Bill LaFont, President of the Plainview Noon Optimist Club, requestion a study of the lighting system at the Broadway Little League Baseball Park. The request will be forwarded to the Parks, MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING March 11, 197§ Page 8 Open Space, and Recreation Advisory Committee for study. This study will include Jaycee Ball Park and Little League Ball Park. Received for filing was a letter from the Texas State Department of Health stating the water system presents an attractive appearance and that the requirements for continued Texas State Department of Health approval are being complied. Received for filing was a letter from South Plains Association of Governments dated February 27th stating the review of Plainview's pre-application for federal assistance from the Housing and Community Act has been reviewed; that the proposed projects are eligible under the act and are consistent with the regional goals and plans. Received for filing was a letter from Mr. Elwin D. Latham concerning the annexa- tion of Area 1. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Williams, to authorize the issuance of work orders on the following streets in the 1974 Street Assessment Paving Program. Motion carried unanimously. 27-1-74 Fir~Street, East 3rd to East 4th 30-1-74 Fir Street, East 9th to East 10th 36-1-74 West 18th~Street, Utica to 160' West 7-2-74 East 9th Street, Elm to Grove Received for filing was a copy of the City of Plainview Newsletter, Volume V, Issue 51. Received for filing was a copy of the City of Plainview authorities, boards, commissions, and committees. Received for filing was a copy of a letter from Mr. I. L. Whitfield regarding the $3,000 exemption of taxes on homesteads of citizens of Hale County who are age sixty-five or older. Received for filing was a copy of the report on city sales and use tax alloca- MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING March 11, 1975 Page 9 tion summary for the quarter ending 12-31-74; amount of $140,456.69 as compared to last year's amount of $137,352o99. Received for filing was a copy of the hotel-motel tax report for period ending Dece~mber 31, 197~. Discussion was held on the sale of junk and scrap metal collected in the move to the new Service Center. It was announced that bids were received from three firms. It was moved by Alderman Williams, seconded by Alderman Carpenter, to authorize the sale of the junk and scrap metal to Daffern Steel, highest bidder, in the amount of $42 per 100 pounds delivered. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Williams, seconded by Aldermam Carpenter, to receive a bid from the City of Olton for the sale of a discontinued roto-rooter. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman garrison, seconded by Alderman Browning, to approve the following for code enforcement: 810 Travis, 827 Ash, 405 Baltimore, and 820 Broadway. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Carpenter~ to adopt Resolution No. R75-038, a resolution supporting(iHouse Bills 663 and 664 and Senate Bill 136 for the establishment of a State Housing Finance Agency. It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded By Alderman Cross, to approve the following reports for filing. Motion carried unanimously. Municipal @ourt Report Fund Activity Investment Summary Personnel Summary Police Report Fire Repart Tax Report Animal Warden Report Traffic Control Report Building Report Library Report MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING March 11, 1975 Page 10 Utility Report Water Distribution Report Sewer Maintenance Report Airport, Board of City Development, and City/County Health Department Report Analysis of Revenue & Payment of Bills It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Cross, to adjourn the meeting. ATTEST: Motion carried unanimously. Meeting adjourned at 9:15 p.m. / OH~ -D-. 'S~07EHA~,- Mayor '' M. L. REA, City Clerk MII~JTES CiTY COOP[CIL REGULAR MEETING March !!, 1975 The City Council 6f the City of Plainview met in regular session at 7:30 pom. in the Council Chambers of the City Hall with Mayor John D. Stoneham presiding and 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, Johnnie Ballew-Director of Public Safety, Harold G!adman-Director of Planning, Norman Huggins-Director of Finance, Billy Rogers-Park & Recreation Supervisor, Mike McGregor-Administrative Assistant, and Linda Fisch-Administrative Secretary. Visitors included Bobby Hendricks, Jo-Jo Gladney, Tut Tawwater, Jerry Richardson, Mra.. Paula Ybarra, Terrie Hawkins, Gene Latham, Barry Miller-KKYN Radio, Chuck Martin-KVOP Radio, Gary Ott- Plainview Daily Herald, Don Richards-Plainview Reporter News., Charles Bechtotd-KGNC Radio and KAMR TV. Invocation was given by Neal Williams. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Carpenter, to approve the appointment of Jess Wayne West to fill the unexpired term of Sam Langford on the City/County Health Board; term to expire May 1976. Motion carried unanimously. Terrie Hawkins and Mrs° Pauta Ybarra were presented certificates of appointment to the Neighborhood Improvement Committee; terms to expire September 30, 1976. Jerry Richardson presented his views in requesting a traffic signal at the intersection of Third and S. Broadway Streets. It was announced that the request would be forwarded to the Citizen's Traffic Safety Committee for study. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Williams, to adopt Resolution No. R75-039, a resolution appointing Mr. Steve Hurt as .~Precinct Judge, #1~ MINUTES CiTY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING March ii, 1975 Page 2 Mrs. Jack Fomd as 1st Alternate, and Mrs. Guy Manges as'2nd Alternate for the /~ City election to be held April 1, 1975. Motion carried unanimously. it was moved by Alder~han Williams, seconded by' Alderman Carpenter, to approve the minutes' of the regular City Council meeting held February 2S, 1975. Motion carried unanimously. Received for~filing were copies ofminutes of the Unger Memorial LibraryAdvisory meeting held February 3rd; Hale County Airport Board meetings held February 5th and March 5th; Parks,'Open Spgc~', a~d Redreation Advisory Committee meeting held February 10th; Board of Adjustment meeting held February 2qth; and Planning Board and Zoning Commission meetings held February 27th and March 4th. Tut Tawwater presented a schedule for proposed fees for recreation facilities and~activities. It was moved by Alderman Browning, seconded by Alderman Williams, to authorize the City Attorney to prepare ordinances for the following rates on recreation facilities and activities.- Motion carried unanimously. ' She!terhouse Trailerhook-ups Swimming pool admission After hours swim parties Swim lessons Children swim tickets (10 admissions) (25 admisS~S'~ Adults swim tickets (10 admissions) (25 admissions) Admission to city snonsored athletic contests _.Dog obedience class Tennis instruction Golf instruction Flag football Basketball Softball Karate instruction Table tennis tournament Fresh water fishing & conservation $15.00/day $3,00/day (trailer) $1..00/person $15.00 up to 15 people $1.00/person over 15 people $10.00/person $7.50 $25.00 $7, s0 $15.00 25~/person $10.00/dog $5.00 (Ages 9-15) $I0.00 (adults) $10.00/person $i0.O0/person $10.00/person $10.O0/person $i0.00/person $2,50/person $10.00/person MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING March 11, 1975 Page 3 The Austin Heights and Frisco Pools will be open Saturday and Sunday only. The Airport Board minutes of meetings held February 5th and March 5th were read with several recommendations noted. It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Garrison, to authorize the City Attorney to prepare the necessary.instru- ment changing the number of members of the Hale County Airport Board from five to seven (three from City, three from County, and one joint member). Motion carried unanimously. Regarding another request made by the Airport Board, it was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Williams, to authorize the City forces to aid the airport in repairing damaged runways° Motion carried unanimously. Ail ]~ ~erials w~lt be purchased by the Hale County Airport. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Browning, to authorize the City Attorney to prepare an ordinance regulating parking at the intersection of 10th & Columbia Streets. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Carpenter, to adopt Ordinance 75-1733, an ordinance providing for the extension of certain boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas, and the annexation of certain territory con- sisting of 227°0 acres of land, which said territory lies adjacent to and adjoins the present boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Browning, seconded by Alderman Williams, to adopt Ordinance 75~1734,,an ordinance providing for the extension of certain boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas, and the annexation of certain territory consisting of 367.2 acres of land, which said territors~ lies adjacent to and adjoins the present boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas (#2)° Motion carried unanimously. 377 MINUTES CITY COUT~CIL REGULAR ~ETING March !1, 1975 Page 4 It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Garrison, to adopt Ordinance No. 75-1735, an ordinance providing for the extension of certain limits of the City of Plainvie~, Texas, and the annexation of certain territory con- sisting of 376.3 acres of land, which said territomy lies adjacent to and adjoins the preseJt boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas° (~3). Motion eammied unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Cross, seconded by Alderman Browning, to adopt Ordinance No. 75'1736, an~ordinance providing for the~extension of certain boundary limits of the?City of~ Plainv-iew~, Texas, a~ the aKnex~tion of certain territory consisting of 14.2 acres of land, which said territory lies adjacent to and adjoins the present boundary limits of the City of P%ainview, Texas. (~4) Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by AldermanWitl'iams, seconded by Alderman Cross, to adopt Ordinance No. 75-1737, an~ordinance providing for the extension of certain boundary~ limits of the City of Plainview, Texas, and the annexation of certain territory consisting of 76.7 acres of land, which said territory lies adjacent to and adjoins the present boundary limits of the City of P!ainview~ Texas. (#5) Motion carried unanimously. it was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Cross, to adopt Ordinance No. 75-1738, an ordinance providing for the.'~extension ofcertain boundary limits o'f the City of Plainview, Texas, and the annexation of certain territory consisting of 819.6 acres of land, which said territory lies adjacent to and adjoins the present boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas. (#6) Motion carried unanimously° It was moved by Alderman Browning, seconded by Alderman Cross, to adopt Ordinance No. 75-1739, an ordinance providing for .the extension of certain boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas, and the annexation of certain territory consisting of MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING March !1, 1975 Page 5 286.3 acres of land, which said territory lies adjacent to and adjoins the present boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas. (#7) Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Williams, to adopt Ordinance No. 73-1740, an ordinance pmoviding for the extension of certain boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas, and the annexation of certain territory con- sisting of. 14.5 acres of land, which said territory lies adjacent to and adjoins the present boundary limits of the City of Plainview, Texas. (#8) Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Browning, seconded by Alderman Garrison, to adopt Ordinance No. 75-1741, an ordinance providing for the extension of certain boundary limits of the City of Ptainview, Texas, and the annexation of certain territory con- sisting of 80,3 acres of land, which said territory lies adjacent to and adjoins the present boundary limits of the City of Ptainview, Texas; (#9) Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Williams, seconded by Alderman Garrison, to authorize the following procedures with regard to annexation. Motion carried unanimously. 1. Notify the various departments of their respective extension of services. 2. Proceed with following studies: lighting, zoning, extension of water and sewer services. 3. Establish method of individuals requesting City services such as sanita- tion collection, etCo It was announced that with regard to tax collection, the property would be placed on the tax roll January !, 1976. The first statement would be received October 1, 1976, and the first payment would be due January 31, 1977. It was moved by Alderman Browning, seconded by Alderman Williams, to adopt Appropriation Ordinance No. GO 313-75 from the General Obligation Street Bond Fund 379 MI~dTES CITY COUNCIL TM .... T ~ · ~m~u~ ~ETING March ·i1, 1975 Page 6 of 1974 (Acct. 407-814) in the amount of $i?,$67.S9 payable to High Plains Pavers, Inc. for Construction Estimate #2, 1974 Assessment Project, High Plains Pavers, contract dated August 28, 1974. Motion parried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman'Garrison, to adopt Appropriat. ion~.Ordinance No. 75-1779 from..the Revenue Sharing Account 427-816 in the. amount of $6S,00 payable to Two-Way Radio of Plainview for fire fighting equipment° Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, second&d by Alderman Williams, to adopt Appropriation Ordinance No. 75-1780 from the Revenue Sharing Account 427-816 in the amount of$24.8~ payabt~ to Plainview Plurmbing-for fire fighting, equipment. Motion carried unanimously. It~was. moved by Aldermam Williams, semonded by Alderman Cross, to adoPt Appropria- tion Ordinance No. 75-1781 from the Revenue Sharing Account 427-7S0 in the amount of $350.00 payable to Hale County State Bank for escrow of Tipps property, Lot 22, Blk t, Staton Addition. Motion carried unanimously. It.~was moved by Alderman Williams, seconded by Alderman Browning, to adopt Appro- priation Ordinance NOo 75-1782 from the Revenue Sharing Account 427-814 in the amount bf $$,7IQ.01 payable to High-Plains Pavers, Inc., for Construction Estimate No. 3, stireet improvements High Plains Pavers, Inc. contract dated May 23, 1978. (10th & Columbia intersection) Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Cross, to adopt Appro- priation Ordinance No. 7__5~17.83 from the Revenue Sharing Account 427-701 in the amount of $~.00 payable to ~Lilbbock~Labs for one test cylinder for service center. Motion carried unanimously. MINUTES CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING March 11, 1975 Page 7 It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Cross, to adopt Appro- jpriation Ordinance No. 75-!78_~ from the General Fund gnappropriated Surplus Account 611-427 in the amount of $16,000 payable to Revenue Sharing Account 427 for a loan from General Fund to Revenue Sharing Fund to be repaid with April revenue sharing cheek to cover expenses for service center, demolition, and streets. Motion carried .unanimously. It was moved by A!demman ~illiams~ seconded by Alderman Browning, to adopt Appropriation Ordinance Noo 75'1785 from the Revenue Sharing Account 427-701 in the amount of $14~415.30 payable to Knox, Gailey & Meador for Estimate No. 11 for service cen~er. Motion carried unanimously° It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Carpenter, to adopt Appropriation Ordinance No. 75-1786 from the Revenue Sharing Fund 427-701 in the amount of $407.30 payable to James Robison for Estimate No. 10 for architect fee~ for service center. Motion carried unanimously. Received for filing was a letter of work order authorizing commencing of Work Order #2 of the 1974 Assessment Paving Project to Mr. Hulen Wall, High Plains Pavers, Inc., dated February 28, 1975o It was moved by Alderman Cross, seconded by Alderman Williams: to authorize the Mayor to sign the City/County Health Department budget for the past fiscal year as approved by the County Commissioner's Court. Motion carried unanimously° (Salary. increase for Director was not approved°) Received for filing-was a copy of a letter from Mr. Bill LaFont, President of the Plainview Noon Optimist Club, requestion a study of the lighting system at the Broadway Little League Baseball Parka The request will be forwarded to the Parks, MINUTES CiTY COUNCIL R?~GULAR MEETING March il, 1975 Page 8 Open Space, and Recreation-AdvisOry Committee for study. This study will include Jaycee Ball Park and Little League Ball Park. Received for filing was a letter from the Texas State Department of Health stating the water system presents an attractive appearance and that the requirements for continued Texas State Department of Health approval are being complied. Received for filing wasa letter from South Plains Association of Governments dated February 27th stating the review of Plainview's pre-application for federal assistance~r~m-the ~ ' i ~ Hou~ ng and Community Act'has been reviewed; that the proposed p~je~s~.a~eeiiKible~. -~. ~ ~.~, _ n~demthe, act~and are consistent with the regional goals and plans. Received for filing was a letter from Mr. E!win D. Latham concerning the annexa- tion of Area 1. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded'by Alderman Witliams,~to authorize the issuance of work orders on the following streets in the 1974 Street Assessment Paving Program. Motion carried unanimously. 27-1-74 Fir.Street, East 3rd to East 4th 30-1-74 Fir~Street~ East 9th to East 10th 36-1-74 West 18th Street~ Utica to 160.' West 7-2-74 East 9th Street, Elm to Grove Received for filing was a copy of the City of Plainview Newsletter, Volume V, Issue 51. Received for filing was a copy of the City of P!ainview authorities, boards, commissions~ and committees. Received for filing was a copy of a letter from Mr. Io L. Whitfietd regarding ~the $~3~000 exemption of taxes on homesteads of citizens 6f Hale County Who are age sixty-five or older. Received for filing wag a copy of the report on city sales and'use tax alloca- MINUTES CITY'COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING -March 11, 1975 Page 9 tion summary for the quarter ending 12-31-74; amount of $140,456.69 as compared to last year's amount of $137,352o99. Received for filing was a copy of the hotel-motel.tax report for period ending December 3i, 197~. · Discussion was held on the sale of junk and scrap metal collected in the move to 'the new Service Center. It was announced that bids were received f-rom three firms. It was moved by Alderman Williams, seconded by Aldemman 'Carpenter, to authorize the sale of the junk and scrap metal to Daffern Steel, highest bidder, in the a~ount~.of $42 per 100 pounds delivered. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Williams, seconded by Alderman Carpenter, to receive a bid from the City of O!ton for the sale of a discontinued roto-rooter. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Garrison~ seconded by Alderman Browning, to approve the following for code enforcement: 810 Travis, 827 Ash, 405 Baltimore~ and 820 Broadway. Motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Alderman Garrison, seconded by Alderman Carpenter, to adopt Resolution No. R75-038, a resolution supporting~'~iHouse Bills 663 and 664 and Senate Bill 136 for the establishment of a State Housing Finance Agency. It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Cross, to approve the following reports for filing. Municipal Court Report Fund Activity Investment Summary Personnel Summary Police Report Fire Report Tax Report Animal Warden Report Traffic Control Report Building Report Library Report Motion carried unanimously. MINUTES CiI'Y COU)[CiL REGULAR MEETING March It~ 1975 Page i0 Utility Report Water Distribution Report Sewer Maintenance Report Airport, Board of City Development, and City/County Health Department Report AnalYsiS of Revenve &~Payment of Bills It was moved by Alderman Carpenter, seconded by Alderman Cross, to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried unanimously. ATTEST: M. L. REA~ City Clerk Meeting/adjou~ned at 9:15 p.m. OHN D. SiO. jEHAM~ Mayor CITY OF PLAIN¥IEW ANALYSIS OF REVENUE I FEBRUARY 01,1975FE THRU RgARY 28,1975 REFERENCE NA,~ ~E .~,- ' AMOUNT 41826 CURRENT T.~X 20~687.89 TOTAL $20,687.. 89 41826 C. EL INQUENT TAX 959.47 TOTAL 41826 CURRENT PENALTY TCTAL $89.47 41818 CITY SALES TAX/SIMP. 136.86 4182A CITY SALES TAX 140~6~9 - TOTAL $140,593.55 418.26 OELINq~, PEN.INT.COST 98.86 TOTAL ~'9=8%~=- 41825 TOTAL ~U IL~ PERM ITS. $74.51 41825 TCTAL ELECTg. IC PERMITS 68.16 41825 PLUMBING PERMITS TOTAL $137.25 41825 NIS£.BLDG. PERMITS 3.00 T~TAL 3163O 41806 DOG LICENSE 41807 ~OG LIC~ 41809 DOG LICENSE 41809 DOG LICENSE 2. O0 2T-O-O-- 2.OO 41810 ©OG LICENSE 6,.00 41812 gO6 LICENSE ~ ~1816 BOG LICENSE 4.00 41817 ~OG L ICENS~ 2.00 4-1818 DOG LICENSE 2.00 41819 DOG LICENSE 41825 DO~ LICENSE 2.00 41825 DO~ L TOTAL 41822 REF. JAN CI-CO EXP 2,538.37 41814 J ~N. FIRE CA.-~S/CO. 5-Oi~O- TOTAl $500. O0 41812 LIBRARY CO. CONTRIB'o 750.00 T 0: T A t ~-7~OT. O0 ....... 41811 S~tD~STE/HA[E CO. 44~2.--75 CITY OF PLAI~VIEW ANALYSIS OF REVENUE REFERENCE NAME AMOUNT TOTAL $442.~5 41807 GIFTS ~ MEMORIALS 375.06 41812 LIBRARY GIFTS ~ MEMO 1©.00 41821 LIBRARY GIFTS [ ~EMO TOTAL 5.95 $39!.01 41812 REFUND M tGRANTSALARY 605.35 TOTAL $605.35 41825 ZONJNG FEES TOTAL 30.00 $30.00 41827 FEB VEC CONTROL 2,818.20 TOTAL 41807 POUND FEES 41809 POUND FEES 5~=0 - 5.00 41809 POUND FEES 41810 POUND FEES ~0 5.00 41811 POUND FEES 41812 POUND FEES 6.50 41812 POUND FEES 41815 POUND FEES 41815 POUND FEES 41816 POUND FEES 41817 POUND FEES 15.00 13~--- 22 41818 POUND FEES 5.00 418:18 POUND FEES 8.50 41819 POUND FEES 20.00 41825 POUND FEES 41825 POUND FEES 9.50 TOTAL 41807 RABIES VACC 41809 RABIES VACC 7.00 41811 R~8IES VACC. 3.50 7.00 3.50 B.50 41s25 R~SI.ES vAcc 41825 RABIES VACC 41825 RABIES VACC 3.50 TOTAL $~0 41813 STREET REPAIRS/~ ~-8~6: TOTAL $280.26 41827 ~EB SANI'TA'TION 1B,420.00 TOTAL $13,420.00 41_827 EB CONTA TOTAL $3,891.80 CITY, OF PLA~NVIEW ANALYSIS OF REVENUE PAGE 3 FEBRUARY 01,19TSFE THRU BRUARY-28,1~75 REFERENCE NAME AMOUNT 31631 CORRECT REF. ~41881 50.00 TCTAL $50.00 41807 FOOD PERMIT 5.00 41825 FOOD PERMIT 10.00 T~TAL $15.00 41810 SHELTER~;OUSE USE FEE 10.00 41811 SHELTERHOUSE USE 41816 SEELTERHOUSE USE 10.00 41817 SH-ELTERHOUSE USE 10.00 41819 SHELTERHOUSE USE t0.00 TOTAL 41810 SHELTERHOUSE DEPOSIT ~1-5~C0~ 41811 SHELTERNOUSE DEPOSIT 15.00 41817 SHELTERHOUSE DEPOSIT I5.~0 qt8t9 SHELTERHOUSE DEPOSIT 15.00 TOTAL 41808 BASKETBALL FINE i~0-0 ....... 41808 BASKETBALL FEES 15.00 41808 BASKETBALL FINES 2.-~Dl) qi809 BASKETBALL FINES 1.00 41811 BASKETBALL ~INE 1JO--- 4181q B~SKETBALL FINES 1.00 41806 TWIRL lNG FEES 41808 TWIRLING FEES B.O0 41816 T~tRL ING FEES 8.0]) - Tg'T AL $24°00 41807 LIBRARY DUPL.~qCHNREC 52.00 41812 EIBRARY DUPL. MCHNo 41821 LIBRARY DUPL ~CHN TOTAL $15:-9. O0 - 41806 qt80? JA I1 FINES ~-O~ID~ ......... J~'IL FINES 200.00 JAIL -F~ q~TTSg-- JAIL FINES 50.00 JAIL F~ES 2=0.00 -- JAIL EINES 57.50 JAIL FINES 2~2~ ~-] .............. 41808 41809 41811 41811 41816 4t817 JAIL FINES 15.00 41818 JAtL FINES 1-~O ~1820 JAIL FINES 50.00 41820 JAIL FINES 5~0---- JAIL FINES 41821 105.00 41822 JATL FINES ~'~'SzO ....... q 18.23 JAIL FINES 150.00 CITY OF PLAINVIEW ANALYSIS OF REVENUE PAGE 4 FEBRUARY ]©I,1975FE THRU 8RUARY 28'Ig75 REFERENCE NAME AMOUNT 41826 JAIL FINES TOTAL 155.00 $t ,480.00 41806 'TRAFFIC FINES 462.50 41807 TRAFFIC FINES 41808 TRAFFIC FINES I90.00 257.50 41809 TRAFFIC FINES 41811 TRAFFIC FINES 90.00 87.50 41811 TRAFFIC FINES 41812 TRAFFIC FINES 325.00 125.00 41814 TRAFFIC FINES 41816 TRAFFIC FINES 150.00 503.75 41817 TRAFFIC FINES 41818 TRAFFIC FINES 150.00 41820 TRAFFIC FINES 41820 TRAFFIC FINES 363.75 41821 TRAFFIC FINES 41822 TRAFFIC FINES 41823 TRAFFtC FINES 41826 TRAFFIC FINES 220.00 152.5D - 111.50 TOTAL 41809 PARKING FINES 41811 PARKING FINES 41814 PARKING FINES 41816 PARKING FINES 13.00 I0.00 41817 PARKING FINES 41820 PARKING FINES 41821 PARKING FINES 41823 PARKING FINES TOTAL t6.00 41807 LIBRARY FINES ~=~'k~C 2~'i~ 41812 LIBRARY ~ESK REC~TS 37.44 41821 LIBRARY' DESK RECPTS 5-~.77 T~TAL $118.31 4,1811 LOT LEASEfSTANQEFER 41811 LOT 4t82I LOT LEASE/JOHNSTON TOTAL 31.36 30.00 $111.3-6 41817 REF. AMBULAN=CE SERV. 41818 REFUND/IBN TOTAL 11.25 418O6 41807 STATE COURT COST 41808 41809 STAT~ COU~T COST 418ii 4181'1 STATE COURT COST TE~=O--- - 32.50 ~5.OO - 15.00 35.00 CITY OF PtAINVIEW ANALYSIS gF REVENUF. FEBRUARY Ot~tg?SFE-THRU BRUARY 28,1'975 REFERENCE NAME AMOUNT 41812 STATE COURT COST 22.50 A1814 STATE COURT COST 22.50 41816 STATE COURT COST 41817 STATE COURT COST 41818. STATE COURT COST 32.50 22.50 q1820 STATE COURT COST 50.00 4-1820 STATE COURT COST 41:8'21 STA. TE COURT COST 4-7.50 30.00 41822 STATE COURT COST 418.2'3 STATE COURT COST 41826 STATE COURT COST 27.5~~ 30.00 22.5~ TOTAL $595. O0 41811 CASE COCA COLA '- 2.85 418 t 7 CAS COCA-COLA/C I-CO ~.-8~5 TCTAL $5.70 31644 SPECIAL SERV SALES 2,691.56 41806 XEROX 41809 XEROX 2.50 41809 ,aRO×/PLV F C U X~ 41810 XEROX COPIES Al811 OFFICE SUPPLIES .30 41811 "FX,_ROX COPIES YMCA 41811 XEROX COPIES 6.°65 41812 XEROX/SPHP A18t3 XEROX COPIES 90.64 41814 OFF.SUPPLY/HOUSING A 41815 CITY MAP 111.38 4.1815 OFFICE SUPPLIES 41816 XEROX COPIES 3.25 /~t817 XEROX COPIES 41817 OFFICE SUPPLIES/CAP .25 41821 XEROX COPIES 4182i OFFICE SUPPLIES 41823 CITY MAP 41823 CITY MAP :~-.5~0 41825 OFFICE SUPPLY/C~ASOC 7.00 41825 CITY MAPS 41825 CITY MAPS 5.00 41827 FEB SPEC'.SERV./W~S 9~82 TOTAL $3,990.35 31645 GEN FUEL INVENTORY 2,261.00 41827 JAN. FUEL-WA~EHS/W~S 411.95 TOTAL $2,672.95 ~1927 W~TER COLLECTIONS TOTAL A1927 FIRE HYDRANT INSTALL ~2~8~,-0-0 ........ TOTAL $628.00 CITY OF PLAIN¥IEW EFERENCE ANALYSIS NAME A~OUNT /~ 1927 SEW E~] COLLECTIONS TOT A L 20,130. O0 $20,130o00 ~t927 SANITATION COLLECT. TOTAL 41927 VEC CONTROL COLLECT. 2,818.20 TOT A L $2 ~818.20 ~i927 CONTAINE~ COLLECTION 3,8~.80 - TOTAL $3,891.80 G RA ND T CT ~ L $2~0~-- CITY OF PLAINVtEW PAGE I FEBRUARY 01, t975FE THRU BRUARY 2.8,I975 RETURNE~ CHECK FUND ~0249 RETU~NE~ CHECKS 278.05 T~TAL RETURNED CHEC~ FUND H~TEL-NOTEL RO0~ 3432 ~S~LD PRINTING 1~12~.00 TOTAL ~OTEL~N-OT~L ROON TAX $t~123.00 RETUR~E~ CHECK FUND S~CIAL SECURITY FUN~ TOTAL S~CIAL SECURITY FU~D STREET IMPROVEN~NT T~TAL STREET I~ROVEMENT FUN~ I~TEREST g SI~ING 5008 CITY/4Og-SEE CK q996 TCTAL INTEREST g SINKING FUND ~Tq-88,. oo $220 ~ 488. O0 ~ATER ~SENERREV.BD:S-I~S A996 FIRST NATL BANK Z2~8-8~-- TOTAL WATER ~SEWERREV.8~S-I~S $220,488.00 ~ATER~SEWER REV 8D R. ESV TOTAL WATER,SEWER REV 8~ RESV 197~ CERT. OF 08LIG. TOTAL 1973 CERTo OF O~LtGo TgTAL C.R.~..A.R. ~.~ TINE DE~OSI'T FUND 'TOTAL TINE ~EPOSIT FUND $. RIGHT OF W2Y FUND TOTAL RIGHT OF W~A~-TF~ GoO. STREET BUNDS 5021 HIGH PLAINS PAVERS 5,893.00 LIBRARY PARKING EOT FD __TCTAL LIBRARY PARKING LOT FD BI-CENTENNIaL FUNO TOTAL BI~ GENERAL __259Bt DOSS AUTONGTtYE 2.00 CITY OF PLA INVIEW LIST OF BILLS PAID FROM PAGE 2 F~EBRUARY 01=, 19'75FE THRU 8RUARY 28, 19715 REFERENCE NAME AMOUNT 25933 CREDIT BUREAU 10.19 25935 25936 DON MOUSER AG~NCY~ ' REAMS ELECTRIC FIRE APPLIANCE 3,462.00 25937 25938 CERTIFIED LAB JOHN D STONEHAM 360.50 25939 25940 MAR ,SHALL ~ PHARR WALTER DODSON 200.00 ~O-O;iYO 25941 25942 PAT MOGG 25943 LYDIA RODRIQU~Z 501.39 25944 MILTON SIMS. 127.86 25945 MARY LOU TRUESDALE 1i.96 25946 ~APP OF~CE SU~PLY 9t.95 25948 CITY/UTILITY-FUND ~0o50 25950 CITY OF LUBBOCK 45.00 25658 M~S N O $~CK gSO. O0 - 25659 MARI EVANS 15.00 25660 JESSE ~fS ~O.~O - 25661 LARRY DURHAM 20.00 25663 Bill RUSHING 20.00 25664 M IK E '~:~L I STER 25665 ROGER YATES I©.O0 25666 BO~~ 25667 £~RL HOLLAND 25669 DOUG BERRY 30.00 25670 MA~~L~ DO.O0 -- 25672 PtON~ER NAIL GAS CO 1,045.26 25673 B V EVENS 1-5~0 -- 2567q NATIONAL GEOG SOCIET 25675 GLA PRESS 25676 WORLD ALMANAC 25677 INGRAM BOOK'CO 104.¥8n5 25678 BAKER g TAYLOR 35.82 25679 JOSTENS LIBRARY 25680 CITY OF PhV PAYRO[h 25681 25682 25683 25684 25685 25686 25687 2568.8 B CROSS B SHIELD HALE CO ;~BSTRACT C iTT~~-~ FUND CASE PONER ~ EQ A, MARILLO HYD ED 25689 TEXAS INDUSTRIAL 25690 GRADY ~ SON 25691 FAR EAST R-~AURANT 25692 CITY OF LUBBOCK 44,466.78 2,652,64 20.25 85.11 480.50 t0.00 85 25693 MILL IAMS ~R~D- 140.00 25694 MALTS SERVICE SIN 2.00 CITY OF PLAIN¥IEW LIST .OF BILLS PAID FROM PAGE 3 FEBRUARY.Ol,lg75FE THRU BRUARY 28,1975 25695 TE×~S INDUSTRIAL 13.53 25696 'TWO WAY R~DIO 45.00 25697 TILLERSON FI:.SH 8.99 25698 TUCKYS AUTO I7.80 25699 T V CORNER 73oI0 25700 T~EE 8 COMPANY 180o00 25701 STOVALL BOOHER 24.00 25702 SCOTT TRACTOR CO 74.62 25703 SEARS ROEBUCK 71~ ....... 25704, P¥ OIL g ~UTA. NE 13.9~ 25705 120.59 25706 A E STEIN CO 1,503.02 25707 ~LE CO ABST~.ACT 60~0-0 25708 Ht~BA~D WARR tCK 35.00 25710 PV 'PUBLIC SCHOOLS 278.60 25711 ~V VETER IN~RY 25712 PV FEED g SUPPLY 38.00 25713 P~ILLIPS 8ATI[RY 2571q NORRIS CL~AN~RS ~ 3.50 25715 MOTOR ~4ACHINE 257~6 DELTONS AUTONOT[V~ 572.53 25717 GIBSONS 25718 S~ BELL TELEPHONE CO 32.84 25719 L INBOCK ER~RAGE 25720 LUBBOCK GRAOER 8LADE 35.40 25721 KISER AUTO 25722 E~RNERS ~LACKSN I'TH 94.50 25723 CAYLO~ AUTO 2572~ Cg CL ~RK-TgCK~R Z5725 ~RS LgP~ GgNZAL~ 25726 S~ B~LL TELEPHONE CO 239.&9 ~5 ~ 727 MISTLETOE TRAN~ 25728 P~ONEER NATL GAS CO 39.73 257~0 ~OOPER NT~ PATS ~55.85 25731 TWO WAY RADIO 130.00 25732 PV S4FETY LANE 395. I0 25733 9ROADWAY AUTO CA~ 25734 ~ENS 25735 N~RTIN ~ENNEUY 25736 81JREAU OF BUSI~NESS 25737 ALLEN NEFF 25738 CARL HOLLAND 8.10 lO.O0 62.16 10.00 ~-0-0 25739 AL¥IS BYRD 25741 CITY-UTILITY FUND 25742 25743 PV PLATE GLASS 2574.4 ~A~~~G ~25745 MORRIS FO~O INC 25746 HEN~-~T~f=~B-~ 25747 BROWN ~ ASSTS ~0o 00 13.00 2T6~z 2,00 98.56 595.00 CITY OF PLAINVtEW LIST OF BILLS PAID FRO~q PAGE 4 FiE~RUARY 01, t975FE THRU BRUARY 28,1975 REFERENCE NAME AMOUNT 2574`8 WYLIES PLUMBING 57.00 -- 25749 AIRPORT CAFE 136.85 25750 STRAIN ~ DUNAWAY 60~8 .......... 25751 JACKSON TIRE CO 32.50 25752 GARDNER CHEVROLET 80.93 - 25753 25754 J£SSE EVANS 116.99 30.00 25755 LARRY DURHAM 25.00 25756 BILL RUSHING 30~i0~ ............ 2575'7 MRS ~ILL RUSHING 25758 35,,00 BOB FELTY 20.00 25759 ~4ARK HALE 30.00 25760- DOUG BERRY 20 ;T~O 25761 W~IT~ ROOSTER RESTAU 25762 25763 S'~ BELL TELEPHONE STATE BO OF INS 25764 25765 25766 2576~ DAFFERN STEEL SUreLY WILLSON ~ SON ~'~ER ~OOD FIRE MAGGARO N~LL MTR CO 25768 25769 25770 gALLA~AYS JANI ~EAR lNG ~ 2.10 1.00 54`. 34- 42. (5 762.97 58.37 HUTCNERSON 25771 25772 DIAMOND IND SUP SHOOK TIRE CO M iK E aC.AL I STER 3.38 25773 25774 CHARLES GOLDEN 50.00 25775 25776 MOTOR 9 INC TWO WAY RADIO JIMMY RAYaER GARAGE 13.40 25'777 25778 TEXAS FIRE C~IEFS OSWALD PRINTIN$ SUPP 2.00 25779 25781 CITY NATL BANK tNST~NT PAYMENT 8.78 25782 25783 5ENNY PARR 140.13 1~-5~ -0-0 GALLA~AYS JANITOR SU 25784 '25785 P¥ IC~ CO 25786 25787 25788 9.30 2.25 25789 25790 25791 HIGGtNBOTRAN BART GENTEC CURTIN NATNESON LUSTERS ~ ~EST PHAR~A£Y GULF OIL CORP 24.71 13.82 l~b-~j25 29.95 11.86 25792 P F C COMPUTER SERV 543.83 25793 YELL©~HOUSE 25794 P¥ gAILY ~ERALD 117.60 25795 PERRY BROS 25796 I B a CORPORATION 135.32 25797 G E JONES EL~RIC 14~8 25798 GULF OIL CORP 39.22 25799 G~RR.ISON OIL £0 ~0~06 ............ 25800 CONNOR HATHESCO 34`.08 CITY OF PLhINVIEW LIST OF BILLS PAID FROM FEBRUARY_ .-__~_ 01, Ig75FE. THRU BRUARY 28,1975 REFERENCE NAME AMOUNT 25801 SW PUBLIC SERV 48.93 - 258O2 25803 BOBS FARM STORE RENTAL SERVICE 8,,05 2,.00 25804 25805 ~ARY LOU TRUESDALE NIL'TON SIMS 253. '70 27~.60 25806 25807 ~EST PHARMACY SW STATIONERY 136.13 20.60 25808 25809 PV HARDWARE CO PROFESSIONALS PRtNTI 55.65 25810 25811 PLAINS PRINTING CITY -ELECTRIC 170.00 13.50 25812 25813 BAKER GRAPHIC 3 M MINNESOTA MINING TEXACO INC 42.55 20.13 25814 25815 GIFFORD HILL 2,986o18 25816 25817 T~E .AUTOMOTIVE L ~ L tNC 157.88 3T8787~ 25818 25819 25821 25822 GIBSONS ~ 630 CUSTOM PRINTING CITY/REVENUE SHARING JESSE EVANS 23.89 196.--~irO- -- 18,357.13 25823 LARRY DURHAM 25824 25825 MRS BILL RUSHING BILL RUSHING ~IS 8~¥R~. C~RL HOLLAND 25826 25827 25828 KENT SNODGRASS 25829 MARK HALE 25830 ~IKE NCILISTER 20.00 32~50 - 27.50 40. O0 270Z' ~ 40.00 25831 25832 PROFESSIONALS BINDIN OSWALD PRINTING ~qRS ETHALENE MARSH 196.75 25833 25834 247H ST CONOCO 15. O0 25835 25836 SO PLAINS ASSN GVNTS MARSHALL PHARR 954.80 25837 GLENNS RENTAL 25838 25839 25840 25841 25842 25843 25844 25845 25846 258~7 BIll ROGERS RUSTY ABBOTT CtTY/tNSTANI PAYMENT ~7s- TN U R S E R Y FARM JOUR~,ML INC ~ ~ t~ILSON CO POPULAR SCtE~CE BOOK 25848 25849 258-~ 25851 :OUNTY~S QUALITY BOOKS i~R~ CO 25852 CGR~~3-~~~ 25853 MCCONALD TRADING 16.00 40.00 21 7.95 30.00 8.64 23.76 1,078.53 47.35 CITY OF PLAINVIE, W LIST OF' BILLS PAID FROM PAGE 6 FEBRUARY 01,1975FE THRU' BRUARY 28, 19'/5 F ER EN.C E NAN E A~UNT 25855 CITY BLACKSMITH 17.50 2585'7 ~ISSION LINE SERVICE ~3~~ 25858 ~IFFQRD NtLL 121.83 25859 CITY DF PLV P~YROLL 25860 CITY SOCIAL SECURITY 1~987.38 25861 1~772.31 FtRENENS RETIREMENT TEX NUN RET SYSTEN 25862 25863 STANDARO COFFEE 2,682.89 2586.4. 25865 LUSTERS LAUNDRY CITY/INSTANT PAYMENT 104.05 25866 25867 FURR FOOD STORES TEXAS INDUSTRIAL 34.65 25868 t B N CORPORATION 135.32 2586g R a 25870 BAKER GRAPHIC 709.65 25871 808 25872 RO~ERSON ORILLtNG CO 175.00 25873 RILL STO~-Y FIRE 25874 K TOOL NFO CORP FI~gS 25875 258?6 FARMERS PROS COFFEE 25877 25878 25879 25880 25883 RO~ERT N B~DGER CITY/INSTANT PAYMENT J ORD DON NOUSER AGENCY 56.55 126.72 I54.32 2,542.81 25883 25884 25885 PLAINS '~ELDING SUP EN~/A~~ GEB. O DISTRIBUTING CO 25886 H IGGi:~~ CO 25887 P¥ ROBO, INC 25888 TEXACO~ tNC 25889 FIFTH ~ COLUMBIA 25890 55.95 127.83 24.10 JOHNNIE BALLEW 1.95 7 9.-9~25 -- 25891 25892 NATIONAL FIRE PRO THE PET SEOPPE 5'5.98 16:97 25893 25894 25895 25896 25897 STATE CHEMICAL HIGH PLAINS CONCRETE MOORE 8UStNESS FORMS 25898 25899 25900 NIKE NCAL t~ NRS BILL RUSHING BILL RUSHING 7.70 6 ~ ~-0~0 30.13 -2-3~. 1r [ 320.26 35.00 3U~6 .......... 25901 25902 ROGER YATES KENNY REDtN 20.00 ~CO -- 25903 25904 25905 uANNY ANDREWS CERTIFIED LAB 25906 25907 V [CS ELEC~.T~.C THE CAMERA S~OP 108.20 93.68 CITY OF PLAINVIEW LIST OF BILLS PAID FRON __FEBRUARY 01,1975FE THRU BRUARY 28,1975 REFER ENCE NAn E AMOUNT 25908 ~ E STEIN CO 146.7-~ 25909 CLEYELAND ATHLETICS 1,239.84 25910 TO~NIES KEY ~ LOCK 25911 PV PLUH8 ING 25913 B 25914 DEI~ CO EgUCATIONAL ~5915 JOSTENS LIBRARY 25916 101.55 TEXAS LIBRARY ASSN 29.30 25917 HILL BOOKBINDERY 54.35 25918 O-RG~NtC GARDENING 25919 ~.GENERAL SECRETARIAT 8,005'85- 25920 POPULAR SC I EN~- i~ 2.5921 GENERAL LEARNING COR 8.60 25922 TiNE LIFE BOOKS '8:-~' ...... 25923 CITY/ INST;~NT PAYMENT 25924 83.83 ASSOCIATED LISR~ ~-z~.irf 259:25 THANES ~OOK CO 13.45 25:926 ~O~KS 259'27 SW PUBLIC SERVIC6 CO 25928 JOHNNY .GONZ~£~ 25929 25930 nARY WILLIANS 25932 25947 25971 25976 TOTAL GENERAL FUND t B N CORPO~ $t~ PUBLIC SERVICE CO ~ENTER FOR C~ CENTRAL P VOC SERV C CITY / .t N~,~T~~¥ CITY/INSTANT PAYNENT 115.73 15.00 5~624.93 65.00 23,,85 ~ATER ~ SE~E.~' '~ FUND 9527 9528 9529 9530 9531 9532 9533 9535 9536 9537 9538 9539 9540 9541 95~2 9543 9544 9545 9546 9547 9548 ~TO~_V~LL BOOHER' SCOTT TRACTOR SE~RS ROEBUCK Pr. OIL g BUTANE CITY OF PLV PAYROLL CITY -~-~--~-~L SECURITY B CROSS ~ SHIELD PLAINS ELECTRIC CO m~c~s~~ GI~SONS ~ 630 ~OOPER ~TR ~ P V PLATE GLASS ~Y ~ONEY~ELL ~ WILLSON ~ SON BUILDI ~A~KINS SUPPLY 27.00 28.95- 8,144.01 595.71 32.05 i-9. O0 76.66 6.-07 t.00 20.42 1,847.76 6~0 4B..68 8.98 CITY DF PLAINVIEW . LIST OF 5ILLS PAID FROM ]E 8 FEgRUARY 0!_.!~1=9~75FE THRU BRUARY 28,1975 REF ER ENCE NAM E AMOUNT 9549 GALLAWAY JANITOR SUP 60.88 9550 PIONEER NATL GAS CO 225.46 9551 8E:,~R INGS 95.52 CHEMLAB SERVICE 37.50 9553 ~tAMOND 9554 S~OOK TIRE CG 11.50 9555 1~~ PIONEER NATL GAS 9556 H~RTFORD CHEMICAL 484.20 -9557 P F C COMPUTERS-~V ~5'~-~B .......... 9558 S E C CORPORATION 1,126.00 9560 G E JONES ELECTRIC 1-~.4~ -- 9561 I 8 M CORP 9562 CLOWE ~ COWAN 29.25 9563 C 6 ~ MACHINE ~ MFG 956q 9565 9566 9567 9568 ~ARRETTS ~U~O~~ A A A R.ENT~L PE~LES PV ~A&DNARE CO ~RO~N R6FRIGERATI~ 208.87 25.50 45.84 9569 9570 9571 9572 9573 9574 9575 9576 9577 CiTY OF P V-4g9 FUND 9578 9579 9586 £ PLAINS ASSN RED ARRO~ FREIGNT LI ~NAL G REEGS WRECKING CO C .I T~.~~~N T ~ ~ ~ CO~ORAT~Oa GEBO DISTRIBUTING CO HIGH PLAINS CO~--- MOORE BUSINESS FORMS 14,946.66 7.75 21.70 29.25 252.86 PIONEER NATL GAS CO 9580 958 t CANADIAN RIVER CITY OF PLV PAYROLL 3,469.59 9582 9583. CITY SOCIAL SECURITY TEX NUN REi SYSTEM 478.10 7~7~ 9584 9585 DON MOUSER AGENCY MISSION LINEN SUP 427.69 207.35- -- 9587 MID-AMERICAN RES 9588 9589 TOMMZES KEY a LOCK 9590 9591 9592 R c ~LAINVIE~ PLUMB I~G ~ERYL ~AL TER.~ 208.40 73.95 24.74 9593 9594 9595 9596 9597 9598 VERNON PIERCE C I'TY- INSTA~ gOSS AUTOMOTI¥~ C~N~glAN R~-~ SN PUBLIC SERVICE MANTEK 146.00 2.00 ~i~2- 9599 -TAPP OFFICE SUPPLIES 9600 9601 CENTRAL P VOC :~-~ CITY / UTILITY FUND 410.16 ~4q5,'~0 30.00 CITY 'OF PLA'INVIEW LIST OF BILLS PAID FRON PAGE 9 FEbRUaRY 01,1975FE THRU'BRUARY 28, t975 REFERENCE N~NE 9602 PIONEER NATL GAS: CO 196.95 9603 CITYtGENER~L FUN~ 9t7.82 9'604 CITY/GENeRaL FUND 4ti.95 9605 CITYZINSTANT PAYMENT 10.15 9606 C~TY/TINE DEFOSI~- 9607 CITY/GENERAL FUND TOTAL W~TER ~. SEWE~ FUN~ $84~024.99 PAYROLL FUN~ NET PAYROLL C~ECKS 37,640.59 NET ~AYROLL CHECKS B~26 CITY SOCIAL S~:~CURITY~ ':' 2~593.9t 3427 CITY NATIONAL BANK ~~0 '3428 B CROSS B SHIELD ~429 G A INS COMPANY 3430 CEN PL GEN HOSPITAL 34~1 ~LV FE~ CR UNION 7.50 4,013.8U~ 3433 CITY SOCIal SECURITY 2,56@.23 3434 CITY NATIONAL BANK 6,895.54 3435 FIREMENS RETIREMENT 1,772.31 3436 TE× NUN RET SYSTE~ 3437 CEN PL gEN HOSPITAL 7.50 3438 PLV FED CR UNION TOTAL F~YROLL FUND $109~54.BB INSTANT R~YRENT FUND 10215 LYNN HUGHES 10216 RA~IO S~ACK I2.88 10288 ~ILEY ROGERS 1029~ TEXAS HIGN~AY DEPT 6.00 10~32 ARTNU~ V tRDON ~0 10333 T N N ~ O 10'334 T N N ~ 0 3.05 10337 FURRS CAFETER IA 5.46 10339 COUNTY CLERK-HALE 10352 POSTN.ASTER/FORD 20.00 10 353 FORRS 3.96 10354 10 356 ANTNONY S 3.76 10359 PO D 10364 $~OKEES B 8 Q 18.80 10366 KENTUCKY CNICKEN 6.33 10369 H~LE CTR CO CLU~ t O~ ~ ~-~-~ . . ~. 74 10371 GRAHAM R ESTURANT 14.28 ~10~75 ~RIE TER~ELL 18.50 CITY OF PLAINV[EW LIST OF BILLS PAID FROM PAGE t0 FEBRUARY 01~19'75FE THRU BRUARY 28~I975 REFERENCE N~ME AMOUNT MARSNALL PHARR MEDLIN CARPENTER 10376 -- 10377 10378 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICK IO'3Tg LINDA FISCH 10380 POSTMASIER/FORD 10.80 21.60 25.0-6 6.06 10381 10382 COCO COL~ 8TLG CO ~0383 T N M ~ 0 BUS 10384 UNDER~OODS CAFETERIA 3.40 2.40 10385 10386 SPD CAR WASH 'TNE CAMERA SHOP 2.00 10390 T N M ~ 0 10391 ~O~ARD DISCOUNT 3.90 10396 103'97 MARSHALL PHARR K~Ltz ~A~R I~~~ 10398 101399 10400 10401 10402 10403 10404 10405 10409 10410 10411 t0412 UNIO~ BUS STN POST UNDERWOODS Pos Ti'T-A~~ T N ~ ~ 0 SEAR~TM 10.80 21.60 3.75 t0o00 3.85 21.89 2,,40 1041.3 10415 10416 10425 10426 10427 COCA COLA-DR PEPPER SMOKEYS 8ARBACUE NARSH,~LL PHARR CURRY MOTOR FREIGHT T N N E~ O 1t.4D 13.26 7.75 2Y~b 10428 DR PEPPER TOTAL INSTANT PAYMENT FUND 14.25 UTILITY DEPCSIT FUND 4998 ~999 5000 5003 LEE BOLIN SHIRLEY U~CELL LUN ~- ~00~ 6.04 7~-20- 4.48 5004 5005 5006 5007 50tg 5034 5035 5036 5037 5038 5039 W 0 ~ORO c CITY/UT IL ITY C ITY~'~ C ¥ I~GEL NIX CITY OF PV-UTTLITY ~N CLENER t O. O0 120.00 7.00 5.O5 120.00 5.73 CITY OF PLAINVIEW REFERENCE LIST OF BILLS PAID FROM FEBRUARY O_ ~1=~ 1975FE THRU B~UARY 28.1975 ANOUNT 5053 CITY/UTILITY FUND z~o27 $740.00 TOTAL UTILITY DEPOSIT FUND GEN. 6BLIG. B~. 1966 TOTAL GEN. OBLIG. BO. 1966 WATER UTILITY REV BD 66 TOTAL WATER UTILITY ~REV BC 66 $. SEWER UTILITY R~V B~ 66 TOTAL SEWER UTILITY REV BD 66 REVENUE SHARING FUND ~66 ~NOX~GA.ILEY 6 NEADOR ~67 JANES ROBISON 61~ A68 S~ PUBL%C SERVICE DO 1~596.00 ~Eg TEXAS SURPLUS 470 NEST TEXAS P'UNP 835.58 471 HALE CO STAT~ 472 W F ~OORE 910.00 TgTAL REVENUE SHARING FUND $5.~~'~ PRO .RATA CO~ST,, FUND TOTAL PR~ RAT~ CONST, FUND ...... pRO RATA ESCROW FUND TOTAL PRO RAT~ ESCROW FUND PAVING ESCF{O~ TOTAL PAVING ESCROW GRAND TOT ~,:L R75-'038 RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council of the City of Plainview are aware of the crisis that exists in present housing needs that include methods of financing and financing means for rehabilitation, and WHEREAS, Governor Dolph Briscoe, Governor of the State of Texas, has appointed a Housing Advisory Committee, and WHEREAS, the Housing Advisory Committee has submitted recommen- dations to the Office of the Governor, and WHEREAS, legislation has been prepared and bills submitted to the House of Representatives providing for a State Housing Finance Agency as proposed in House Bill 663 and Senate Bill 136; and such proposed legislation has been referred to the State Affairs Committee, and WHEREAS, proposed legislation has been prepared for a Senate Housing Rehabilitation Act as provided in House Bill 664 and has been submitted to the State Affairs Committee for their recommendation, and WHEREAS, the adoption and creation of a State Housing Finance Agency and providing for housing rehabilitation would assist in eliminating the current housing crisis; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Mayor and City Council of the City of Plainview that legislation be inacted as proposed RESOLUTION R75-038 March 11, 1975 Page 2 in House Bill 633 and House Bill 664 so as to assist in the elimination of blight, improved housing standards, and equitable housing finance. PASSED AND UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED thi? the llth day of March, 1975. HN b.---~O~EHAM, ~ay6r - ATTEST: M. y Clerk Telegrams forwarded to: Representative Tom Uher Representative Pete Laney R75-039 STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF HALE CITYOF PLAINVIEW BE IT ORDERED by the Mayor of the City of Plainview: WHEREAS, by Ordinance No. 75-1760 there were appointed as Election Judges for Precinct 1, Mrs. Grafton McInnish and Mrs. L. W. Kiker; and, WHEREAS, it has come to the attention of the Mayor that Mrs. Grafton McInnish and Mrs. L. W. Kiker do not live within the precinct, and that therefore they are disqualified from acting as election judges of Precinct 1. NOW, THEREFORE, in compliance and by virtue of authority granted the Mayor of the City of Plainview to appoint election judges in the event of the disqualification or absence or the failure to serve of one of the election judges, I therefore appoint as the Election Judge of Precinct 1 the following: Mr. Steve Hurt- Election Judge Mrs. Jack Ford - 1st Alternate Mrs. Guy Manges - 2nd Alternate In all other respects, the Election Judges of the election and all other election judges are hereby ratified and confirmed and shall serve, except however that Steve Hurt shall be the election judge of Precinct 1. SIGNED and ORDERED This the llth day of March 1975. Mo L. REA, City Clerk