1964-07-16 CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING MINUTES60
The regular meeting of the City of Pearland City Council was
held on Thursday Night, July 16, 1964, at the City Hall, 14429
Texas Avenue, with the following city officials and guests
present.
Mayor E. T. Gibbons, Aldermen Victor A. Nolen, John G. Kegley,
Gene E. Sanders, Steve A. Shukanes, Jr., Thomas P. Alexander and
Secretary W. A. McClelld.n. °
Guests: Hal W. Wilcox, Elmo Brundrett, David L: Smith, Jr.,
Frank Barringer, William C. Walsh, R. E. Wright, Carlton McComb.
Motion
made by Kegley and seconded by Nolen that minutes for
the regular meeting of July 9, 1964, and the special
meeting on
July 13,
1964, be approved. All members voted "aye"
no."noes."
Motion
carried.
Motion
made by'Kegley and seconded by Nolen that the
following
salaries
and invoices be paid. All Aldermen voted "aye" no
"noes ,
if
Motion.carried.
CITY OF PEARLAND
CHECK -NO., NAME
AMOUNT
1319
-P. E. Segelquist (123 warrants) $
492.00
1-320
Vold
1:321"
T:ekas Traffic Warrant Clearing House
(Warrants and copies)
140.00
x;1322
,_brector of Internal.Revenue (Withholding
Tax June 1964)
76.20
133
-.-",`Texas State Department of Public Welfare
(Social Security)
334.34
1324
Fordts Cafe (Food for Prisoners)
10.89
1325
Phillips Petroleum Company (Auto Repair)
7.10.
1326
P. E. Segelquist (Reimbursement for'light
bulbs and stamps)..
7.00
1327
0. V. Robinson, County Treasurer (Prisoner
Upkeep)
30.00
Total $
1097.00
WATER AND SEWER DEPARTMENT
233
Director of Internal Revenue (Withholdin
Tax June 1964)
216.60
234
Texas State Department of Public Welfare
(social Security)
365.72
235
Texas State Department of Public Welfare
(Social Security)
3.90
236
Elliot Business Machines, Inc. (Supplies)
6.00
237
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
(June Statement)
24.69
238
W. H. Suttle (Election fee)
12.00
239
Mrs. Jack Miller (Election fee)
10.00
240
Mrs. Gene P. Remy, Sr., (Election fee)
10.00
241
Mrs. John G,, Worrall (Election fee)
10.00
242
Mrs. Ralph Heflin (Election fee)
10.00
243
U. S. Post Office - (1 'box 4 envelopes)
23.60
244
Dorothy L. Cook (Salary July 13-17-64)
33.33
245
S. D. Hill (Salary July 13-17-64)
57.82
Total $
783,66
Motion made by Nolen and seconded by Shukanes that the pre-
liminary plan of Friendswood Village, a private development
located' -in the City of Pearland, be accepted subject to the
following conditions.
1. Resolving of access road problems to adjacent.
properties.
2. Submittal of water and sewer piping plans along
with street plans for approval of City Engineer.
3. A letter of agreement between Mr. Fields and the
City of Pearland to provide use of all private streots,by city
acid contract vehicles. o
4. Subject to a letter of agreement between Mr. Fields
and the `City of Peari°and showing one party ownership ,of the
property, and the intent of one party operation ,and subject to
replatting requirements of City of Pearland on dissolvement or
transfer.
5. That the City will provide water and sewer service
with water service on a unit plan with one .master meter; Water
rates to be based on volume consumption. Sewer charges will be
based at a rate of $1.50 per unit, regardless of whether or not
units are occupied.
6. Pians showing density of units to be furnished
and discussed further with City Engineer and City Council.
7. Council needs an indication from Mr. Fields on
his intentions to maintain utilities, streets and grounds.
8`. This entire set of proposals and pertinent matters
to be approved by City Attorney and subject to the signatures
of the Commissioners of Drainage District No. 4, Pearland, Texas.
All Aldermen voted f'aye�" no' "noes.",
Motion carried
Motion Made by Alexander and seconded by Nolen that a letter be
written to the Johns -Manville Sales Corporation stating the
City of Pearland will issue checks for J -M pipe sold to Robert
Mora for kater line extension to the joint account of Johns-
Manville Sales Corporation and Robert Mora., (up to.cost of said
material.) Checks will be issued aceordingeto engineers okey
on estitates furnished and letter to be approved and signed
by him. Aldermen Alexander, Shukane,s, Kegley and Nolen voted
"ayell Alderman Sanders voted "no."
Motion carried.
Mr. R. E'. Wright next discussed some preliminary problems of
a Shopping Center Development some of which were in the form of
questions to' -City Council. The matter was referred to the
committee for review along with the City Engineer and City
Attorney.
Motion made by Kegley and seconded by Nolen that a resolution
be adopted thanking Mr. Joe A. Martin in a personal way for his
untiring effort and devotion in getting the bond issue passed.
Resolution to be signed by Mayor and Aldermen with the City
Seal affixed. All Aldermen voted "aye" no "noes'.
Motion carried.
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By consensus of opinion lej�ers be mailed to all Civic groups
that gave their assistance attending meetings, gathering and
assembling all the facts and getting them to their respective
r—
groups. a
Meeting adjourned at 10:30 P. M.
Minutes approved as read and/or corrected this 3 _day of,
1964.
Att t:
S etre Lary
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Mayor