1965-02-11 CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING MINUTES. 51
MINUTES OF
THE
MEETING
OF THE
CITY COUNCIL
OF THE
CITY
OF
PEAR LAND
HELD ON
FEBRUARY 11,
1965.
The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Pearland was
called to order by Mayor Kegley at 7:30 P. M. in the City Hall on
February 11, 196:, with the following city officials present:
Mayor
Councilman
Councilman
Councilman
Councilman
Councilman
City Attorney
City Engineer
City Secretary
John, G. Kegley _
Lloyd C._ Hawkins
Steven A..Shukanes, Jr.
Victor A. Nolen
Gene E. Sanders
Tom Alexander
Jack Harrison
William C. Walsh
W. A. McClellan
Visitors present: J. E. Little, Bob Lee, A. K. Parham, H. B. Thornton,
J. B. Watts, R. L. Hutson, Orlen O'Day, Robbie Robertson, Pete Gilvert,
Van Boone,, Joe A. Martin, Sam Tilotta, Jim Bell, Larry Loessin, E.
E. Bratton, John Yost, Mr. & Mrs. Bert Jamison,,Mrs. Snyder and David
L. Smith, Jr.
R
Council was a
The first matter to come before the /notion by Councilman Nolen,
seconded by Councilman Shukanes that the minutes of the regular meeting
held on January 28, 1965, be approved with corr ctio WHEREUPON THE
question was asked and the motion carried, all/ 3Ngg m%'Bting Faye",
with no "noes." }
A .Motion was made by Councilman Sanders, seconded by Councilman Nolen
that the minutes of a special meeting,held on February 1, 1965,�be
appr ved WHEREUPON, the question was asked and the motion carried,
all/P?'J94h1 Sting "aye", with no "noes."
A, motion was made by Councilman Alexander, seconded by Councilman
Nolen,that minutes of the special meetings held on February 6 and
February 8, 1965, be apTHMmOting
ved WHEREUPON the question was asked and
the motion carried, all"aye", with no "noes."
A motion was made by Councilman Nolen, seconded by Councilman Sanders
that the following invoices and salaries be paid with the exception
of Check 23, No. 288 and(No. 314 -14f not a dupl cate WHEREUPON the
question was asked and the motion carried, a11/i$i meting "aye",
with no !noes."
CHECK NO. CODE
280
288
289
290
291
292
293
294
29
296
297
282
1024
213
214
215
515
1017
1018
61
618
618
1038
288 1 3204
Void $
W. A. McClellan (Salary 2/15/65)
Dorothy S. Thompson (Salary 2/15/65)
Dorothy L. Cook (Salary 2/1-2/12/65)
Elizabeth A. Peirsol (Salary 2/15/65)
Cora A. Reber (Salary 2/15/65)
Earl LeRoy Bundy (Salary 2/15/65)
Escue Virgil Harris (Salary 2/15/65)
Alfred Herman Casey (Salary 2/15/65)
James McLaren (Salary 2/4/65)
Donald Frank Phillips (Salary 2/15/65)
Pearland Hardware & Supply (Monthly
Statement)
James McLaren (Reimbursement Uniforms)
Pearland Variety Store (Arson Reward
Signs)
P. L. Marquess & Co. (Jan. services
rendered - City Auditor one extra day
Judge Segelquistfs books.)
A. H. Casey (Petty Cash)
$16.85
2.00
3.67
Vices Office Supply, Inc. (Monthly
Statement)
Dalsco, Inc. (To oversize sewage line
at City's request - Minutes 9/9/64
(Hold until notified.)
AMOUNT
22.03
9 .04
74.04
85.73
11.56
176.26
176.38
207.29
9.32
184-19
11.56
87.5o ;
2.52
250.00
22.52
13.05
1000.00
4235
284
285
271
286
60
636
601
287
231
288 1 3204
Void $
W. A. McClellan (Salary 2/15/65)
Dorothy S. Thompson (Salary 2/15/65)
Dorothy L. Cook (Salary 2/1-2/12/65)
Elizabeth A. Peirsol (Salary 2/15/65)
Cora A. Reber (Salary 2/15/65)
Earl LeRoy Bundy (Salary 2/15/65)
Escue Virgil Harris (Salary 2/15/65)
Alfred Herman Casey (Salary 2/15/65)
James McLaren (Salary 2/4/65)
Donald Frank Phillips (Salary 2/15/65)
Pearland Hardware & Supply (Monthly
Statement)
James McLaren (Reimbursement Uniforms)
Pearland Variety Store (Arson Reward
Signs)
P. L. Marquess & Co. (Jan. services
rendered - City Auditor one extra day
Judge Segelquistfs books.)
A. H. Casey (Petty Cash)
$16.85
2.00
3.67
Vices Office Supply, Inc. (Monthly
Statement)
Dalsco, Inc. (To oversize sewage line
at City's request - Minutes 9/9/64
(Hold until notified.)
AMOUNT
22.03
9 .04
74.04
85.73
11.56
176.26
176.38
207.29
9.32
184-19
11.56
87.5o ;
2.52
250.00
22.52
13.05
1000.00
15
289
863
Houston Lighting & Power Co. (Street
Lighting) $
136.00
290
1038
Pearland Box Co. (Welding & Casting)
5.25
291
243-
Burroughs.Corporation (Monthly State-
ment)
360.00
292
Houston Lighting & Power Co. (Monthly
Statement)
451.82
1062
$445.28
262
5.6o
762
.94
293
1038
Pearland Lumber Company (B & S Conc
Pipe,.Cement)
2.70
294
67
Mabry Foundry & Machine Co. (Monthly
Statement)
101.37
67
.51
1038
$100.86
295
242
Xerox Corporation (Monthly Statement)
33.31
296
Humble Oil. & Refining Co. (Monthly
Statement)
37.81
638
$34.16
654
3.65
297
639
Best Tailors, Inc. (3 winter shirts for_
R. Phillips)
37.50
298
1038
Dixie Chemical Co. (Chlorine)
16.50
299
863
Houston Lighting & Power Co. (Street
Lighting)
210.21
300
232
Texas Towel & Uniform Service (monthly
-
Statement)
7.30
301
856
Dalsco, Inc. (100 tons limestone,
sheepfoot roller time)
441.00 (Nov.)
302
856
Dalsco, Inc. (80 tons limestone, main-
tainer time) Dec.
368.00
303
856
Dalsco, Inc. (90 tons limestone, bull-
dozer time Jan.)
386.50
304
856
Dalsco, Inc. (122 tons limestone -
(February Invoice)
488.00
305
224
National. Western Life Ins. Co. (Monthly
Statement)
108.28
306
3201
Wm C. Louden (Purchase of land adj to --
Lot
Lot 25 - Blk 14)
700.00
307
1307
Crown Central Petroleum (Monthly State-
ment)
20.17
308
1307
Sinclair Refining Co. (Monthly State-
ment)
30.90
309
231
Stevents Grocery (Monthly Statement)
4.00
310
Smith Municipal Supplies (Street name
assemblies, posts)
117.04
2107
$89.49
2107
27.55
311
Pearland Garage
78.31
1054
$23.56 (Overhaul clutch, install ft. front
spring)
654
$54.75 (Tune-up, state inspection and
repairs)
312
Void
313
Void
314
232
Texas Towel & Uniform (Monthly Statement) 7.30
315
640
0, V. Robinson County Treasure (Prisoner
Expense)
33.00
316
655
Motorola (Monthly Statement)
6.50
317
678
P. E. Segelquist (88 cases 9$4.00)
352.00
318
4302
Pearland State Bank (One monthts with-
holding tax)
288.10
19
4320
Walsh & McLaren (WPC-TEX -352)
1350.00
20
4320
Walsh & McLaren (WPC-TEX -336)
3955.70
21
Walsh & McLaren
1012.63
3204
$825.60 (Resident Inspection)
4320
187.03 (Eng. Fee)
22
4320
McCarty Construction, Inc: (Eng.
Estimate No, A-1)
8478.75
23,
2107
Dalsco (Water line F. M. 518)
7686.85
WITHDRAWAL
SLIP
Leigh A. Blumer (32 cu. yds shell
McGinnis S/D)
80.o0
Total $ 30,243.37
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Item & Description
Cost per Unit
Tota3 Coat ,`'
8;; pipe
6
1.65 per
ft
4,569,90
pipe
1 - 8x8x8 tee
1.17 per
54.60 ea
foot I
72.59
54.60
2 - 8" valves & boxes
96.03 ea
192.06
2 - 8x8x6 tees
32.38 ea
64,76
2 - fire hydrants
155.29 ea
310.58
16' of 42" reinf. con. pipe
8.01 per
ft
128.16
barricade lite rental
84.46
30 tons cement shell at
-$5.05 per
ton
151.50
1 yd concrete - blockall fittings
16.50
1 fire plug extension 3'
11.00 per
ft
33.00
334 hrs common labor
2.00 per
13-00
hr
668.00
65 hrs machine operator
per
hr
195.00
S.S. tax
.0363 %
31,32
Workmens Comp. Ins.
.0691 %6
Texas Employment Com. tax
.027 %
g3, p
Federal Unployment tax
.004 %
3. 5
39 hrs j yd backhoeg.00
per
hr
351.00
11 hrs bulldozer
8.00 per
hr
88.00
8 hrs hydraulic hoe
7,00 per
112.00
hr
56.00
4 hrs maintainer
per
hr
48.00
black topping road crossing
42.00
2 - fire plug extensions
$11.00 per
ft
(required by City)
l t & 1
- 2,ft
55.00
Labor to install
22.00
Engineering at 5% of cost
366.04
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A motion was made by Councilman Shukanes, seconded by Councilman Nolen
that Check No. 23 be paid as soon as the Engineer makes his final
check. WHEREUPON the question was asked and the motion carried, all Council'
present voting "aye" with no "noes." men
Mayor Kegley read a letter from the Houston Lighting and Power Company
transmitting their gross receipts check in the amount $ ,9,297.54•
Mayor Kegley acknowledged receipt of a petition presented by a group
of home and lot owners in-Westminister and Nottingham Subdivisions
requesting sewer service -as soon as possible.
Mayor Kegley appointed a Committee of Councilman Sanders and Hawkins
to meet with the City Engineer and make a study bf the two plans for
sewer service to Westminister and Nottingham Subdivisions. This
Committee to report back within one week, if possible.
H. B. Thornton requested the Council to -study the possibility of
installing a stop sign for east bound traffic .on Walnut Street just
off the intersection of the Manvel Highway (518) and Walnut Street.
Also, speed limit signs be posted along the streets in their vicinity.
Mayor Kegley requested the Sign Committee to investigate this matter.
Motion made by Councilman Nolen, seconded by Councilman Shukanes that
Woody Road be shelled to the R. L. Hutson home in Mimosa Acres Sub-
divi ion. WHEREUPON,the question was asked and the motion carried,
a11/ 9499&ImHting "aye" ,with no "noes."
John V. Yost made a special request that the City Council do every-
thing possible to have sewage improvements ready for our school opening
next term.
A motion was made by Councilman Nolen, seconded by Shukanes that the
City furnish travel expense for a member of our civil defense to
attend the meeting in Austin on the 15th and 16th o Feb ar,yy WHEREUPON,
the question was asked and the motion carried, all/ �1���m��ding "aye"
with no "noes."
A motion was made by Councilman Nolen, s®co`nded by Councilman Alexander_
that Ordinance No. 108 be adopted with correctik WHEREUPON, the
question was asked and the motion carried, all�p i m ting Ila -yell
with no "noes."
ORDINANCE NO. 108 READING IN PART AS FOLLOWS: -
AN ORDINANCE PRESCRIBING THE PROCEDURE FOR CANDIDATES TO FILE FOR
THE OFFICES OF MAYOR, ALDERMAN OR COUNCILMAN AND OTHER OFFICES `FOR
THE CITY OF PEARLAND, TEXAS; PROVIDING FOR ELECTION OFFICERS, PLACE
AND MANNER OF HOLDING CITY ELECTIONS AND PROVIDING FOR NOTICE.
(This Ordinance is of Record in full in Ordinance Book of the City
of Pearland, Texas.)
The City Secretary was instructed to write a letter to the Commissionerts
Court requesting permission to move the office of the Justice of the
Peace to the City Hall, Also, a letter requesting permission to install
a base radio station in the jail building here in Pearland.
A motion was made by Councilman Nolen, seconded by Councilman Sanders
that former police officer James McLaren, who was employed by the
City from April 20, 1964 to February 4, 1965, be paid for four
holidays that he worked and pro rata vacation time of nine da
WHEREUPON, the question was asked and the motion carried, a11/NR11men
voting "aye" with no "noes."
Meeting adjourned at 10:15 P. M.
Minutes approved as read and/or corrected this the _� ay
1965.
Attest:
City Secretary