1964-05-18 CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING MINUTES—A special meeting of the Pearlan4 City Council was held on
May 18, 1964, in the City Hall located at 14429 Texas Avenue,
with the following City Officials and Guests present.
Mayor E. T. Gibbons, Councilmen Victor A. Nolen, Steven A.
Shukanes, Jr., John G. Kegley, Thomas P. Alexander and Gene E.
Sanders,
�. Guests: David L. Smith, Jr., William C. Walsh and Glenn Spencer.
Mayor Gibbons explained that the purpose of the meeting -was to
discuss the final plans for the sewage plant and trunk line
piping for Zone 1 on the east side of the City of Peairland.
Mr. Walsh and Mr. Spencer elaborated on the plans and discussed
activity in obtaining the Federal Grant. All of the papers
have been submitted for the approval of Mr. Walton, Associate
Director of the Water Pollution Control Board. It was agreed
that Mr. Walsh should meet with Mr. Eddleman on May 19, 19640
to work out final arrangements. The City will then be in a position
to sell time warrents and take bids for the water plant and lines
immediately and the sewage plant as soon as the Federal Grant
is approved.
Mayor Gibbons next discussed the possibility of purchasing the
lots adjacent to the City Hall for $1800.00. (Four Lots - 110
12, 13,,and 14, and the 501 strip adjacent to the railroad
being- 1, long.
A motion was made by Alexander and seconded by Kegley that these
lots be purchased subject to arrangements of satisfactory
financing. All members voted -"aye no "noes."
Motion carried.
A motion was made by Kegiey:and,seconded-bar Shukanes that the
street paving and drainage plan of Sherwood Subdivision be
approved by the City Council. All members voted "aye" no "noes."
Motion carried.
Meeting adjourned at 9:30 P. M.
Minutes approved as read and/or corrected, this the 1- day
of , 1964.
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FCECUTIV SESSION: May 14, 1964
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A presentation of allegations regas�ding the Chief of Police
was presentedtbJ Gene Sanders to the eounqil,
After due review it was agreed by the council that Chief
Hall should be placed on suspension pending further investigation
by the Mayor and Attorney Harrison, t
A motion was made by Alexander to this effect and seconded
by Nolen. All Aldermen voted "ayes with no "ao®s.e
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