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REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
DECEMBER 1, 1987
i The Sche:tz City Councii convened _'on Regular Sess.' on, Tuesday
December 1, 1987 f at 7 _ BB p, m. in the Counc_ 1 Chambers of the
Mun:.:.c_pa-L Compiex, 1400 Schertz Pa_kway Sche: tz, Texas. The
following members wele present~ Mayo~ Eari W. Sawyer, pres_d:.:.ng;
Cha les B. Sharpe; Hal Baldwin; Ray Stanhope and Ken Greenwaid.
Absent: Adolph Agu~ lar. Staff present were City Manager Jimmy
G, Gilmo~e and C~ty Secreta~y June G Krause
#1 BEARING OF RESIDENTS. None
#2 ORDINANCE. F ':'na'h' cons.'deration of an o:_dinance
reguiating speed -limits on F .M. 1518. Mayor Sawyer introduced
this o~dinance and read the caption as follows:
ORDINANCE NO. 87 D-3B
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AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING SPEED LIMITS ON FM
1518 FROM THE NORTHWEST CITY LIMITS
SOUTHEASTERLY TO THF;: INTERSECTION OF FM 78 IN
THE CITY OF SCHERTZ, TEXAS: AND REPEALING ALL
ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT
Ml. Stanhope IDgyed to approve the fina_ cons_,deration of an
r- ordinance regulating speed lim:' ts on FM 1518. MI". Baldw_ n
seconded the motion, which carried as follows:
AYES: Councilmen Sharpe, Baldwin, Stanhope and Greenwald.
NAYS: None
Mayor Sawyer expla~ned to the citizens that this ordinance will
slow traffic down by the park and Council has to pass it in order
to enfol.ce the speed ~",mits.
#3 VARIANCE, Val. iance request for cu, b cut at 42B4 C__ own
Oak by Boyer Custom Homes on behalf of Lee & NoveL_a Lew:....s.
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M: G:..eenwad moyed to app:,ove this variance request for a curb
cut at 42B4 Crown Oak. Mr. Stanhope seconded the motion, which
carried with the following vote:
AYES: Councilmen Sharpe, Baldwin, Stanhope and Greenwald.
NAYS: None
# 4 CIn MANAGER' S REPORT:
following:
A. received a letter from the Air Force expressing their t6'?' qcCZ
appreciation and cooperation for the exercise recently held in I&,1
our park. /
Mr. Gilmore reported on the
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Mr. Sharpe asked if Mr. Gilmore found out what was wrong with the
fire truck. Mr. Gilmore said it was caused by a stuck valve.
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B. Herald Sun has called to see if Council wanted to add their
Christmas Greetings to others. Council concensus was go ahead.
C. Received a letter from the Department of the Air Force on the
proposed routing of the FM 78 Loop through Randolph Air Force
Base. They have nothing against the routing and have asked the
Highway Department to contact them for easements.
D. December 3rd at 6:00 p.m. there will be the Christmas Tree'
Lighting and program.
E. Handed out copies of a Policy on Police complaints against
officers that will be discussed at the next workshop meeting.
This procedure has been reviewed by our attorney and falls in
line with the Justice Department.
15 ITBKS BY COURCIL:
Mr. Sharpe: A. would like to see a written report on the
information given by our financial advisor on Northcliffe.
Mr. Sharpe said suppose the Northcliffe Homeowners purchased the
MUD District and then the City annexed them. Mr. Richard Harris
said you cannot dissolve the district unless it is totally
annexed by the City.
B. reported that our representative on 911 has promised an
article will be in the next weeks Herald Sun giving status on
where they are in the Enhanced 911 system.
D. those who plan on attending the Chamber of Commerce function
on the 12th of December should notify Mr. Sharpe who will make
reservations and reserve tickets.
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E. On December 9th, there will be an AACOG meeting.
F. the 20-28 transportation meeting will be at the Seguin State
Bank at 5:00 p.m. Thursday night. Mr. Sharpe asked what kind of
report the City would be presenting. Mr. Gilmore said Mr.
Simonson will be giving them our report. Mr. Sharpe said we need
to give them all the information we have, including the overpass
on 135 at Wiederstein Road.
Mr. Baldwin reported the Buffalo football team will play
Kerrville Tivy at the Alamo Stadium in San Antonio and tickets
are now on sale.
Mr. Stanhope asked Mr. Sharpe if he had met with the people on
the Welcome to Schertz sign. Mr. Sharpe said he had talked with
George Barnard of GVEC and Sharon Fruge, president of the
Business Club, but has not received an answer as yet.
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#6 ITEMS BY MAYOR: Mayor Sawyer said he had talked with
Pat Osborn, who lives on 135 by the Blue Bonnet Palace, and he is
still having problems with people removing the nNo Parkingn signs
and parking on his property. Mr. Sawyer said he realized that we
do not control the road but perhaps we could get with Selma to
stop some of the problems. Mr. Gilmore said we do have some
control over the right-of-way and he will have our police check
this out.
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B. Mr. Sharpe and the Mayor attended a meting Monday night at c; 7. q I <Z
the Blue Bonnet Palace on trying to get horse racing at Retama, IO~
which should benefit the entire area.
Mr. Sharpe asked if the Mayor had received anything from the post
office regarding delivery in Greenshire. Mayor Sawyer had not.
Mr. Sharpe had talked with Sharon Richetts, Schertz Postmaster,
who said this was discussed at a meeting she attended and there
does not seem to be any problem with Greenshire and maybe not FM
1518 either.
Mayor Sawyer said he would be attending, on behalf of the City,
the Enlisted Awards Night at Randolph Air Force Base.
#7 ADJOURNMENT: Mr. Baldwin moved the meeting be adjourned
at 7:17 p.m. Mr. Greenwald seconded the motion, which carried
-- unanimously.
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