1964-04-09 CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING MINUTES14
'--The regular meeting for
held on Thursday Night,
Texas Avenue, with the
present. `
the City of Pearland City Council was
April 9, 1964, at the City Hall, 14429
following City Officials and -guests
Mayor E. T. Gibbons, Cduncilmen John'G. Kegley, Thomas P. Alex-
ander', Victor A,' Nolen, David L. Smith, Jr, Gene. E.SAnders, and
Councilman -elect Steve A. Shukanes.
Guests: Frank Batridger, F. I. Coley, Buck Hausman and M. R.
Swenson.
Due to the delayed arrival of Mayor Gibbons, Mayor ProAtem
John G. Kegley presided and opened the meeting at 7:30 P. M.
with the reading of the minutes of a.special meeting held on
March 30, 19$4, the regular meeting held on April 2, 1964, and
a special meeting held on April 6, 1964.'
Motion made by Nolen and seconded by Smith that the following
outstanding invoices for the Water and Sewer Department and the
City of Pearland - Operating Accounts, be approved and paid.
All members voted aye, no noes_.
Motion carried. °
City of PeArl&nd - Water & Sewer Dept.
Gheck No.
Name
Amount
52- -
Badger Meter Company' $
389.30-
5� --
Crown Printing Company
23.30
5
Houston Lighting & Power Company
455.70
5�
Municipal Pipe &,Fabricating Company 112.7.9
-yPearland
56---
Hardware Company
324.22
57--
=. Fearla:nd Lumber Company __ __
4.40
_. 58
--M. J. Theriot,Service Station
28.32
59__
`... Void
,60
.. Escue Harris - Salary
198.00
61 -'
Dorothy S. Thompson - Salary
107.40
62
W. A. McClellan - Salary
237.10
63
Dorothy L. Cook - Salary
38.60
64
E. L. Bundy - Salary
186.30
$
2,105.43
City of Pearland
1189
Mrs. John G. Worrall, Election $
12.00
1190
Mrs. Victor A. Nolen, "
10.00
1191
Mrs. Gene P. Remy, Sr., "
10.00
1192
E. T. Gibbons, Annual Salary
1193
for.Mayor J
Victor A. Nolen,' Annual --Salary
10.00
Councilman
5.00
1194
David L. Smith, Jr., Annual Salary
Councilman
5.00
1195
Gene E. Sanders, Annual Salary
Councilman
5.00
1296,�
Jo}an G,., Kegley, Sannual Salary
,t. .,,
Councilman q .
5.00
1197
Thomas P. Alexander, Annual Salary
Councilman
5.00
1198
Alvin Equipment Company, Auto Exp.
37.55
1199
Cress Reads Service Gas & Oil
102.86
1200
Ford's Cafe, Expense - Police
27.85
1201
Houston Lighting & Power Company-
181.61
1202
Houston Natural Gas Company
10.05
1203
Kliesing Meter Company, Aute Exp.
2.50
1204
Levins Enterprises - Sign
75.00
1205
Martin Service Station, Auto Exp.
8.36
1206
Motorola Company - Radio Expense
6.50
1207
Sinclair Refining Co. Gas & Oil
129.82
1208
Texas Traffic Warrant Clearing House $120.00
(12 Warrants @ 10.00 each)
1209
Texas Warrant Clearing House
100.00
(10 @ 10.00 each)
1210
P. E.``Segelquhist (119 @ $4.00 each)
476.00
1211-
M. J. Theriot Service Station
5.00
1212
Vernon Law Book - Police Dept.
6.00
1213
eaJ1hStteeLaren, Engineering on
125.00
1214
Jack Hall, Salary 4115-64
185.16
1215
Earl Nugent, Salary " a
161.89
1216
Wilbur Lee Hall, Salary "
158.70
1217
Horace Glen Blackburn, Salary "1
170.20
$
2,157.05
Mr. F. I. Coley stated to the Council the office had refused
to issue him a water connection order for the home he is building
in Linwood Addition. After some discussion the Council instructed
office manager to write a letter to Mr. J. E. Little requesting
a meeting with him as soon as possible, within a week, to discuss
the installation of adequate water and sewer lines in his Addition.
Mr. Buck Hausman, a prospective developer of a subdivision to be
known as "Village Green" a small part of which is in the City
of Pearland, presented a plat for approval. The plat was -turned,
aver to the subdivision committee for recommendations.
Under the order of old business it was announced the _E?ty hack--
been informed by Mr. Russo, (see Minutes April 7, 196f that
the City could acquire the desired water ell site. �'e propert,y
to be described by metes and bounds 1�1r "for the'
sum of $4,500.00, and they would draw up the necessary. -I - .yrs":
Mayer Gins having arrived from Austin next informed the Council
that all three Permits for sewage treatment plants and locations
for them had been approved by the State Water Polutien and
Control Board.
The next item of old business for discussion concerned a sewer
Line to serve the McGlathery & Yost project and the Pearland
Investment Project. Mr. Orlen 0►Day in response to the engineerts
request at the previous meeting for an alternate route for the
line stated the Pearland Investment Company did not want to make
any changes in the proposed line at this time.
Office Manager reported that Mr. Yost had called the office as
requested by Mr. Nolen and stated the change would be accepted
by them.
Due to Engineers absence, further discussion was postponed until
the next regular meeting.
Motion made by Smith and seconded by Sanders that a contract with
the State Department of Public Welfare, covering employees of
the City of Pearland with Social Security, be exe
cuted by
Ordinance No. "!CN _. #44.,6 494-44C ✓blpd�4 9Vd W 0?N Na Aloes
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Motion made by Nolen and seconded by Alexander that the results
of the Election for Mayor and two Councilmen be accepted with
.the exception that two nen-residents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert
Johnson, be struck from the eligible list, along with reducing
the total votes for the Mayor and the two Councilmen with the
highest votes. All members voted aye, no noes.
Motion carried.
Motion Made by Nolen and seconded by Alexander that office
manager hire Miss Cora Reber as Janitress for the office at $1.50
per hour. All members voter aye_- no noes.
Motion carried.
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Motion made by Sanders and seconded by Nolen that the Council
adopt the following resolution:,
That thanks be extended to David L. Smith, Jr., on his
retirement from the City Council, for efforts above and
beyond the call of duty on behalf of the City of. Pearland.
A copy of the minutes be given Mr. Smith.
Members Nplen, Sanders, Alexander and Kegley, along with Mayor
Gibbons vote aye. Member David L. Smith Jr. abstained.
Motion carried.
A vroWS well drilling Ordinance used by League City was handed
to the Council by David L. Smith, Jr. The Ordinance was turned
over to committee members Alexander and Nolen for review.
Councilman Sanders brought up for clarification the definition.
for Minor and Collector Streets as described in the Sub-
division Ordinance,
Meeting adjourned at 11:00 P. M.
M nutes approved as read and/or corrected this.,the ZLL� day.
of '.1964.
Att st: ,
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City SiFeretapy