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• MINUTES - REGULAR MEETING
OF THE
LA PORTE CITY COMMISSION, LA PORTE, TEXAS
JANUARY 3, 1977
7:00 P.M.
MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION PRESENT: Mayor J. J. Meza,
Commissioners Bill Love, I.J. Kibodeaux, Virginia Cline,
and Tom Simons.
MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION ABSENT: None.
OTHER CITY OFFICIALS PRESENT: Larry L. Broussard, Director of
Finance; Betty Blackmon, Assistant City Clerk; Knox Askins, City
Attorney; H. F. Freeman, Chief of Police; Royal Shepherd, Assistant
• Public Works Director; Joe Sease, Fire Chief; Stanley Sherwood,
Director of Parks and Recreation.
OTHER CITY OFFICIALS ABSENT: D. R. Mclaughlin, Fire Marshall.
OTHERS PRESENT: Johnny Busch of Busch, Hutchison & Associate,
Inc., Consulting Engineers.
PRESIDING: Mayor Meza.
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1. CALL TO ORDER - Mayor Meza called the meeting to order.
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2. INVOCATION - The invocation was given by Commissioner Simons.
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• 3. CONSIDER AWARDING BID - SOUTHERN PACIFIC GRADE SEPARATION -
After a brief discussion, motion by Commissioner Kibodeaux,
seconded by Commissioner Love to award the bid for the Southern
Pacific Grade Separation to Austin Bridge Company for the amount
of $1,159,807.00, as recommended by Turner, Collie & Braden,
Consulting Engineers. Motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: Commissioners Love, Kibodeaux, Cline and Simons.
NAYS: None.
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4. CONSIDER AWARDING BID - ONE HOT' MIX SPREADER - After a brief
discussion, motion by Commissioner Simons, seconded by
Commissioner Love to award the bid to Plains Machinery Company
for a new 900 Lee Boy Self Propelled Paver in the amount of
$13,866.00 as this was the only bid for a self propelled paver
received, as recommended by the Assistant Public Works Director.
Motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: Commissioners Love, Kibodeaux, Cline, and Simons.
NAYS: None.
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5. CONSIDER AWARDING BID - FOUR PATROL UNITS - After a brief
discussion, motion by Commissioner Kibodeaux, seconded by
Commissioner Cline to award the bid for four patrol units
to Jay Marks Chevrolet, the low bidder in the amount of
$22,263.28, as recommended by the Chief of Police. Motion
carried by the following vote:
AYES: Commissioners Love, Kibodeaux, Cline and Simons.
NAYS: None.
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6. APPROVAL OF ACCOUNTS PAYABLE - After a brief discussion,
motion by Commissioner Kibodeaux, seconded by Commissioner
Cline to approve the accounts payable as presented. A copy
is attached and made a part of the minutes. Motion carried
by the following vote:
AYES: Commissioners Love, Kibodeaux, Cline, and Simons.
• NAYS: None.
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• 7. VISITORS WISHING TO ADDRESS THE COMMISSION - J. R. Spradling,
3302 Valley Brook, addressed the Commission regarding stronger
ordinance concerning our leash law.
Kenneth Baird, 1841 Huge Oaks, Houston, addressed the City
Commission regarding some property he owns with which he has
been cited for weeds. Mr. Baird was protesting the sanitation
ordinance. Mr. Baird also commended the Police and Fire
Departments for their consideration to his property during a
fire.
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8. CONSIDER APPROVAL OF RESOLUTION 76-9 - GRANT FOR TRAFFIC STUDY -
Knox Askins, City Attorney read the Resolution to the Commission,
after a brief discussion, motion by Commissioner Cline, seconded
by Commissioner Simons for approval. Motion carried by the
following vote:
AYES: Commissioners Love, Kibodeaux, Cline and Simons.
NAYS: None.
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9. CONSIDER APPROVAL OF THE JOINT PARTICIPATION AGREEMENT WITH
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ON THE SEWER LINE AT LA PORTE
MUNICIPAL AIRPORT - After a brief discussion, motion by
Commissioner Kibodeaux, seconded by Commissioner Love for
approval. Motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: Commissioners Love, Kibodeaux, Cline and Simons.
NAYS: None.
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10. CONSIDER APPROVAL OF RULES FOR BUILDING USE - CIVIC CENTER -
Knox Askins, City Attorney suggested amending paragraph 7.
After a brief discussion the Commission voted for approval
as amended, motion by Commissioner Cline, seconded by
Commissioner Kibodeaux. Motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: Commissioners Love, Kibodeaux, Cline and Simons.
NAYS: None.
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• 11. CORRESPONDENCE - Larry L. Broussard, Director of Finance,
pointed out the problems the City has had with the phone
system and read parts of a recommendation from Southwestern
Bell Telephone Company in regard to changing to the 400 Series
System. The Commission suggested that Mr. Broussard meet
with the Telephone Company see what needs to be done.
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12. EXECUTIVE SESSION - V.A.T.S. - ARTICLE 6252-17 - SECTION 2
(E) AND (G) - LITIGATION AND PERSONNEL - Motion by Commissioner
Kibodeaux, seconded by Commissioner Cline to adjourn to an
executive session. Motion carried by the following vote:
AYES: Commissioners Love, Kibodeaux, Cline and Simons.
NAYS: None.
The meeting recessed at 8:30 P.M.
The meeting reconvened at 9:15 P.M.
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13. ADJOURNMENT - Motion by Commissioner Cline, seconded by
Commissioner Simons that the meeting adjourn. Motion carried
by the following vote:
AYES: Commissioners Love, Kibodeaux, Cline and Simons.
NAYS: None.
The meeting adjourned at 9:16 P.M.
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Assis nt City Clerk
Betty Blackmon
Passed and Approved this the
17th day anuary, 1977.
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DATE 12-31-76
1'iONTH 12 .
YEAR 1976-1977
CHK NO 2478
AUTHORIZED DISBURSEMENTS
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ADMIRAL LINEN 5ERVICE UNIFORMS & LINENS
001-703-202.00 10.41
001-706-202.00 7.50
001-707-210.00 24.90
001-710-202.00 40.36
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001-750-754.00 209.65
002-775-205.00 58.10 .
002-776-205.00 83.00
12-31-76 2478 X433.92
BREWINGTON TYPEIJRITER CO. CALCULATOR
001-750-760.00 ZZS.00
12-31-76 2479 X225.00
.B & F MAINTENANCE SERVICE 5ERVICE ON GAS TANK
001-707-403.00 182.00
12-31-7b 2480 X182.00
OIM BALL INTERNATIONAL GASKETS
001-708-402.00 2.19
12-31-76 2481 X2.14
BAYTOWN COMMUNICATIONS CK. ON WALKIE-TALKIES
001-"107-407.00 118.80
12-31-76 246:32 ~ 118.80
BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD EMPLOYEE HOSPITALIZATION
001-750-753.00 5881.69
1Z-31-76 2483 X5.881.69
BRIGGS-WEAVER cASTERs
001-710-205.00 117.60
002-775-923.00 31.41
12-31-76 2484 X149.09
BROWN & ROOT, INC. TYPE "D HMAC
001:-r09=302.00
12-31-76 • 2485
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fiUTHORIZED DIST3URSEMENTS
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CADII_LAC PLASTIC TUBING & PLEXIGLAS
002-775-504.00 31.05 .~ •.
12-31-76 24f36 X31.05
CASFiWAYL•UMHER TOOL HOXES~
002-776-922:00 ~ 190.18
12-31-76 2487 ~190.1B
CITY OF~GROVES ~ TCMA DUES
001-750-751.00 25.00 '.
12-31-7b 2488 ~~25.00
DUNCAN TOOL & SUPPLY TOOLS MISCELLANEOUS
001-710-931.00 267.49
12-31-76 2489.. X267.49
DHNIEL'S DUMP TRUCK. HAULING LIMESTONE
001-709-302.00" ~' 3255.45
. 001-228-010.00 '~ 8344:05.
12-31-76 2490 9;11.599.50
ENTEX ~ NATURAL GAS ~.~
001-700-508.00 34.65
001-703-508.00 123.21
001-706-508.00 ~ 169..09
00.1-X07-5UB.00 39.61
1Z-31-76 2491 X366.56
FORMCRAFT. INC. W-2 FORMS
001-700-204.00 34.00
1Z-31-76 24y2 X34.00
GEMEZ OIL COMPANY CARH. & BATTERY CLEANING
001-.115-000.00 ~ 28.32
12-31-76 2493 $28.32
GROUP LIFE & HEALTH EMPLOYEE LIFE INSURANCE
001-201-004.00 73.00
12-31-76 2494 $73.00
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RUTHORIZED DISBURSEMENTS '
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GULF COAST DODGE GAUGE & PULLEY
001-708-402.00 4.83
12-31-7b 2495 1;9.83
GOLDEN TRIANGLE ENGINE SERVICE REPAIR HEADS
001-707-402.00 26.50.
12-31-76 2496 1;26.50
GULF OIL COMPANY ~ ,GASOLINE. SUPPLIES
001-710-207.00 1587.75
1Z-31-76 2497 1;1.587.75
HI-w AY ECIUIPMENT CO. DOOR HANDLE ASSEMBLY
001-709-404.00 b.48
12-31-76 2498 1;6.48
HUNTER CHEMICAL DISENFECTANTS
001-115-000.00 138.00
12-31-76 2499 X138.00
GENE B. HAZELWOOD LANDFILL
001-708-505.00 439.20 -~-
1Z-31-76 2500 1;439.20
.HUGHES OFFICE SUPPLY OFFICE SUPPLIES
001-700-203.00 218.62
001-706-205.00 58.36 -
001-707-203.00 92.22
001-710-203.00 25.88
001-"111-203.00 12.32
12-31-76 2501 X407.40
HOUSTON L & P CO. ELECTRICITY
002-775-601.00 2806.97
001-709-405.00 10bb.53
001-710-507.00 186.22
12-31-76 2502 1;4.059.72 1
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INDU5TRIAL FIRE EQUIPMEN T CO. CK. & SERVICE EXTINGUI5HER5
001-l06-301.00 190.75
12-31-76 2503 1;190.75
INTERSTATE BATTERIES BAT~'ERIES &~CORE DEPOSITS
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001-115-ODU.00 164.10
12-31-76 2504 X164.10 ~ r
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~. V. AUTO EQUIPMENT CO. ` #80 WHEEL DOLLY
001-708-932.00 294.32
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1Z-31-7b 2505 X294.32
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LONGHORN TIRE CO. TIRE5
001-707-402.00 1.42.50
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12-31-76 2506 X142.50 '
LUMUS BAYTOWN DODGE STOPLIGHT SWITCH
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OOZ-776-503.00 12.43 -
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-MUNICIPAL CODE CORP. SUPPLEMENT N0. 7
001-700-204.00. 442.66 ~~.
1Z-31-76 2508 1;442.66 .
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MAIN SHOE STORE RUDBER BOOTS
001-708-205.00 10.99
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12-31-76 2509 1;10.99 '
F~?ANK GLA55 MINIMAX MISC. SUPPLIES
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001-115-000.00 16.90 ~
001-700-205.00 29.39
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001-703-201.00 7.10
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001-703-202.00 14.81
001-.706-201.00 74.53
001-707-201.00 ~ 1.97
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001-707-205.00 49.43
001-710-202.00 3.62 • ~ • . `~
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hi~70RE PAPER CO. TISSUE PAPER
001-115-000.00 29.43
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1Z-31-76 2511 1;29.43
C; SAY h1ARK5 CHEVROLET GAS CAP
001-115-000.00 3.60
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12-31-76 2512
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NATIONAL TRAFFIC LAW NEWS SUBSCRIPTION
C~ 001-750-751.00 b0.00
12-31-76 2513 ~ X60.00
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NAYLOR SUPPLY LABOR ON REPAIR ON PC20
-002-776-501.00 67.50
1Z-31-76 2514 ~ 1;67.50
~~ OXFORD CHEMICALS ~ DRUMS H.T.H.
002-775-201 .00 167.13
12-31-76 2515 ~ X167.13
-- ~ PARNELL PAINT & CHEMICAL ~ PAINT. & THINNER
t-. 001-706-301.00 112.75 •
001-709-302.00 131.00
~- 12-31-76 2516 X243.75
~ THE !'AYMASTER CORP. CONTRACT
' 001-700-403.00 75.50
~ 12-31-76 2517 1;75 . S 0
PFEIFFER-GAMBRELL SERVICE CALLS
`. 001-7U4-405.00 79.63
001-710-205.00 15.16
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002-775-415.00 55.75
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001-7U9-402.00
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12-31-76 2519 X350.00
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001-703-407.00 ~ 19.78
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• SOUTHWESTERN BELL PHONE SERVICE
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.STANDARD COFFEE SERVICE COFFEE SERVICE ~ _
001-710-201.00 53.74 `,
12-31-76 2527 X53.74
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3M CO.~ CARTRIDGE LOADING ~ ETC.
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001-703-210.00 567.45
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TEXA5 MUNICIPAL FINANCE '.MEMBERSHIP
001-750-751.00 20.00
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001-750-756.00 458.00
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UTILITY SUPPLY CO. CLUTCH. SLEEVES PLATES
- 002-.775-503.00 196.92 t
_ 12-39 -76 25 34 x.196.92
.B OS 'WILLIAMS SPARK PLUGS
U01-115-OOU.00 59.40
` 12-31-76 25 35 1;5 9.40 - L
- WARREN ELECTRIC CO. AIRPORT LIGHTING
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• 12-31-76 2536 4;94.93 ~.
M. H. WYATT, M. D. WORK PHYSICLAS
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EXI=ENDITURE 24048.47
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TURNER, COLLIE ,~ BRADEN, INC.
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS
December 23, 1976
The Honorable Mayor and City Commissioners
City of LaPorte
Post Office Box 1115
LaPorte, Texas 77571
Re: Recommendation for Contract Award
TC&B Job No. 1677-020
Construction of Spencer Highway-
Southern Pacific Grade Separation
City of LaPorte, Texas
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Gentlemen:
We have reviewed and tabulated the proposals received on December 20, 1976
for construction of the subject project. A copy of the bid tabulation
is attached for your information. A total of seven proposals were received.
The second and third lowest acceptable proposals were approximately 3.5
percent and 5.3 percent greater than the proposal submitted by Austin
Bridge Company in the amount of $1,159,807.
The proposal of Austin Bridge Company has been examined and found to be
in order. We therefore recommend award of the contract to Austin Bridge
Company based on their submitted proposal in the amount of $1,159.807.
We appreciate the opportunity of working with the City of LaPorte in the
completion of this project and await your further instructions.
Very truly yours,
TURNER, COLLIE & BRADEN, INC.
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Senior Vice President
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Enclosure
Mailin; Address N.O. f3 oz 130fi~) . I I~>uston, Texas 77019 Nh~~ne 713 / 5~'t1-6361 3203 West nlahama
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December 29, 1976
City Commission
I recommend one New 900 Lee Boy Self
Propelled Paver for the price of $13,866.00,
as it was the only bid received for a self
propelled spreader.
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Director of Public Works
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December 19, 1876
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P. O. BOX 846
LA PORTE, TEXAS 77571
PHONE 471-2141
To Mayor and Commissioners
City of La Porte
After tabulation of the bids on four (4) patrol cars, I
recommend the low bidder, Jay Marks Chevrolet.
Jay Marks bid was $16,563.28 difference between new cars
and the trade-ins.
After a meeting with the City Commission, it was decided
that the Public Works Department would keep the trade-in
vehicles. The total price of the new cars without trade-ins
is $22, 263.28. ,.~-~°~~'~
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Chief of Police
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• RESOLUTION N0. 76-9
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LA PORTS ,
TEXAS, AUTHORIZING J. J. MEZA , ~ MAYOR OF SAID
CITY, TO EXECUTE THE NECESSARY APPLICATION INSTRUMENTS. TO APPLY
TO THE STATE OF TEXAS OFFICE OF TRAFFIC SAFETY AND ANY OTHER
AGENCY FOR GRANT FUNDS TO FUND A TRAFFIC ENGINEERING STUDY FOR
THE CITY OF La Porte
WHEREAS, FEDERAL FUNDS HAVE BEEN MADE AVAILABLE THROUGH THE
STATE OF TEXAS FOR TRAFFIC ENGINEERING STUDIES AIMED AT THE PROBLEMS
DEFINED IN THE 1966 NATIONAL HIGHWAY SAFETY ACT; AND
WHEREAS, THE CITY OF LA PORTS DESIRES TO APPLY FOR A
® GRANT FOR A TRAFFIC ENGINEERING STUDY TO IDENTIFY THE PROBLEMS,
NEEDS; AND COUNTERMEASURES FOR IMPROVING TRAFFIC SAFETY; AND
WHEREAS, THE CITY OF LA PORTS PLANS TO IMPLEMENT THE
RECOMMENDATIONS OF SUCH TRAFFIC ENGINEERING STUDY, INSOFAR AS
FEASIBLE, FOR IMPROVEMENT -r0 TRAFFIC SAFETY; NOW THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE. CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF
LA PORTS , TEXAS.
. SECTION 1. THAT ~ J. J. MEZA , MAYOR OF THE
CITY OF LA PORTS , TEXAS BE, AND HE IS HEREBY, AUTHORIZED
TO EXECUTE THE NECESSARY APPLICATION INSTRUMENTS TO APPLY TO THE
STATE OF TEXAS OFFICE OF TRAFFIC SAFETY AND ANY OTHER STATE OR
FEDERAL AGENCY .FOR GRANT FUNDS TO FUND A TRAFFIC ENGINEERING
® ~ STUDY FOR THE CITY OF LA PORTS
PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 3 DAY OF JANUARY , 1977.
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REPLY TO
ATTN OF: AGTEX-SCP
17 December 1976
SUBJECT: Joint Participation Agreement, Sewer Line
T0: The Honorable Mayor
City of LaPorte
PO Box 1115
LaPorte, TX 77571
1. Attached are five (5) copies of the Joint Participation Agreement
negotiated between you and representatives of the Texas Air Guard.
2. Please sign the agreement on all copies and return all the copies
to this office. After execution by myself and approval by the National
Guard Bureau, a copy will be returned to you for your files.
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VERNON M. SCO~IEL 1 Atch
Colonel, NGB as
Contracting Officer
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DAHA41-77-A-0011
JOINT PARTICIPATION AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this 17th day of December 1976,
by and between the City of LaPorte, State of Texas, Party of the First
Part, hereinafter referred to as the "CITY", and the United States of
America, Party of the Second Part, represented herein by the National
Guard Bureau, Departments of the~Army and the Air Force, acting by and
through the United States Property and Fiscal Officer for the State of
Texas, a contracting Officer of the United States of America, hereinafter
referred to as the "GOVERNMENT".
WITNESSETH:
4JHEREAS, the CITY has constructed a sewer line to service both the
ANG Facility, The Municipal Airport and various other public users
located at LaPorte, Texas; and
WHEREAS, the GOVERNMENT desires to participate in the costs of con-
struction of such sewer line for the purpose of servicing such of its
facilities as appropriate.,
WHEREAS, the CITY -has contracted for this project and borne the cost
of such project from local funds that are available; and
WHEREAS, the cost of such project is itemized as follows:
Item
8" V:C. Sanitary Sewer, R.G.
joints, 8' - 10' cut,
complete in place
8" V.C.. Sanitary Sewer, R.G.
Joints, 6' - 8' cut,
Complete in place
8" V.C. Sanitary Sewer; R.G.
joints, Augered Construction
Complete in place
8" P.V.C. Sanitary Sewer,
R.G. joints;~SDR 35 by
Augered Construction
Complete in place
6" V.C. Sanitary Sewer, R.G.
joints, 6' - 8' cut,
Complete in place
Quantity Unit
1,192 LF
500 ~ LF.
80 LF
60 ~ LF
600 LF
Unit Price
7.39
6.39
12.89
13.25
4.98
Total
$8,808.88
3,195.00
1,031.20
795.00
2,988.00
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6" V.C. Sanitary Sewer, R.G.
895. K
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4.73
joints, 0' - 6' cut,
complete in place, ~ .
6" V.C. Sanitary Sewer, R.G. 40 LF ~ 9.98
joints, Augered Construction
complete in place
Sanitary Sewer Manhole, 8 Each 600.00
standard depth to 8 feet
deep, complete in place
Extra depth for Sanitary 8 VF 75.00
Sewer hianhole in excess
of 8 feet
8" x 4" V.C. Sanitary 3 Each 37.66
Sewer Wye, R.G. joint,
complete in place
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6" x 6" V.C. Sanitary 1 Each 15.29
Sewer Wye, R.G. joint,
Complete in place
6" x 4" V.C. Sanitary -0- Each .15.29
Sewer Wye, R.G. joint,
Complete in place
4" Concrete Sanitary 3 Each 2.13
. Sewer Plug, complete in .
place
Road Shell or Limestone 204 ~ CY 15.00
for road, shoulder, and
driveway repair (delivery
• ticket basis), complete
in place
Timber ordered left in -0- 1000 150.00.
trench by Engineer BdFt
. Remove and replace 703 SY Y5.00
flexible base driveways
with 7" cement stabilized -
shell base and 1-1/2"Type
` "F" hot mix asphaltic
concrete surface,
complete in place
TOTAL WORK COMPLETED
Total
$4,233.35
399.20
4,800.00
600.00
112.98
15.29
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6.39
3,060.00
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1,545.00
$31,590.29
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WHEREAS, the initial cost of subject project is $31,600, the
GOVER~dh1ENT has agreed to assist the CITY in the amount of $17,E90.56
or 56~ of the project, and the GOVERNMENT has programmed from funds
budgeted for the use and administration of National Guard Bureau an
amount not to exceed 56 percent, or $17,690.56. The City has committed
$13,899.73 or approximately 44 percent to provide for the remaining
costs of the project; and
IdHEREAS, it is agreed that the GOVERNMENT's share of participation is
limited to construction costs only and excludes such items as engineering
costs, including design, advertising, supervision, inspection soils in-
vestigation and all required testing.
WHEREAS, the parties desire to reduce their understanding to writing
in agreement form setting forth their respective duties and obligations
so that the aforesaid project may be accomplished in an orderly and
expeditious manner;
NCW, THEREFORE, IN CONSIDERATION of the. mutual promises and agreements
herein contained,. the parties hereto do hereby agree as follows:
THE CITY AGREES:
1. That it has coordinated with representatives of the National. Guard
Bureau for the purpose of establishing the exact design criteria and scope
of work detailed in plans .and specifications.
2. That it has at its. own cost and expense and independent from its
contributions set forth herein, prepared plans, specifications and cost
estimates for the accomplishment~of the aforesaid project.
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3. That is has advertised for bids, prepared and awarded the appropriate
construction contract.
4. That it has inspected the contractor from time to time during con-
struction of this project to assure conformance with plans and specifications.
5. That no changes or change orders were accomplished pursuant to the
construction contract unless reduced to writing.
6. That upon execution of this agreement it will furnish an invoice
to the United States Property and Fiscal Officer of the State of Texas
certifying the amount due. Such invoice shall serve as the basis for
preparation of payment vouchers and shall be in such form as .is satisfactory
to the GOVERNMENT;
7. and warrants that it had duly appropriated or will otherwise m~ ke
available from local funds for timely disbursement, under the terms of
the construction contract, $13,899.73 as its share of the cost of the
project. '
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THE GOVERNPIENT AGREES: -
And warrants that it has programmed and budgeted from funds admin-
istered or to be administered by the National Guard Bureau the sum of
$17,690.56 as its share of the cost of the project, and subject to the
availability of such funds, will make payments as directed by the CITY
for the. completion of the project as certified in the inspector's
certificates required in paragraph 4 above.
THE PARTIES MUTUALLY AGREE:
1. That the construction contract or subcontract entered into for
accomplishment of the project did include officials not to benefit,
Davis-Bacon Act, Contract Work Hours Standards Act-- Overtime Compensation,
Equal Opportunity and other applicable standard clauses required to be in-
cluded by Federal law or regulation when Federal Funds are contributed.
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2. That all correspondence or supplemental documents pertaining to
this Agreement addressed to either party from the other, shall be accom-
parried by sufficient number of copies for retention by each of the
following offices, hereby agreed to be included in the channel of communi-
cations:
(a) The Adjutant General, State of Texas
(b) The USPFO for the State of Texas
• (c) NGB/DE, The Pentagon
(d) PIGB/JA, The Pentagon.
(e) Office of the City Attorney
3~. That this Agreement shall terminate and be of no further force or
effect upon the expiration of three years from the date hereof, upon the
acceptance of the construction projec t or upon .receipt of notice by either
party hereto that the anticipated funds are not available from any contri-
buting party.
4. That this Agreement shall be subject to the approval of the Chief,
National Guard Bureau, or his duly authorized representative, and shall
not be binding upon the parties hereto unless and until so approved.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have hereunto set their hands
and seals on the dates indicated.
DATED this 3 RD day Of JANUARY, 1977
' APPROVED AS TO FORM AND
LEGALITY: THE CITY OF LA PORTS, TEXAS
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Clty er (ASSISTANT)
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
BY
VERNON h1. SCOFIELD
Colonel, NGB
USPFO FOR Texas
APPROVED FOR THE CHIEF, NATIONAL GUARD BUREAU
. Date of Request
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APPLICATION FOR BUILDING USE
Person or roup requesting building ~~
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Date requested ~-~ •• •-
Beginning Time " • ~ Ending Time ~ := ~'•~ •~ "- -
' Purpose for request ~' •'
Describe briefly the activity to take place;. •• •
- Will there be an admission fee?' ~ ~~• "-••-
Approximately how many adults' - •, teens or children
do you plan to have in attendance?
Will you need tables or chairs? yes no .
If~yes, how many chairs , banquet tables or card
tables will be needed?
List other equipment needed if any, here: ~•~ ~ •
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Please use back bf form, if needed, to make diagram of set up. .
I have read and agree to abide by the attached policies for use of ~ "•
the building. I understand that I am responsible for any accidents
or damages that may occur during the time I have the building rented.
_ • I also understand that the key is to be returned the morning of the
. next working day:'';.
- ~ Signature' ~ . ' ~ • . - . .
Address .~ -
Room assignment
_"Key issued
Date returned '
Condition of building
DATE ~ DEPOSIT
vATE RENTAL
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DEPOSIT
A $25.00 deposit will be charged on all rentals. The deposit
will be required at the time the reservation is made. Rental fees
are required three (3) days in advance. The deposit will be made as
'a separate payment and will be used to cover-any repairs or jani-
torial services considered to be excessive. Notification of can=
cellation must be received one (1) week prior to reserved date to
receive a full refund on the deposit. -
~iECOMI~NDID RESERVATION PROCED~
Director has full authority to refuse Center priviliges to any person, group, or
'nation who, in his opinion, will, or has previously misused or damaged the fac=
__ ies, refused to co-operate, or otherwise violated the Center rules and purposes.
All groups judged by the Director of Parks and Recreation to be abusing their res-
ervation priviliges will be barred for (6) months for the occurance. Any group charged
with a second occurance_will be barred permanently from making further reservations.
1. Reservations will be made by the Director of Parks and Recreation or his sec-
, retary, :from .8:00 ~,a.rrj: ~,t1o,~5_:_00 p.m.
2. Reservations may be made by phone or in person at least three (3) days in
advance .
3. Reservations are subject to change with a two (2) week notice.
These changes will be made to facilitate better programming of the Civic Center.
The changes will be made by the Parks and Recreation Director of his secretary.
4. Any reservation for which a fee is involved, the fee must be paid three days
prior to the date of the reservation. If the fee is not paid three days prior to
the date of reservation, the reservation will automatically be cancelled.
5. Reservations will be allowed provided they do not conflict or interfere with
the programmed activities of the Center. '
. 6. Persons, organisations and associations classified in Class III or ClassIv
will be limited to one meeting a week, unless approved by the Director of Parks and
Recreation.
7. All dances will require the presence of a La. Porte policeman. One policeman
will be required for each 100 participants. The Parks and Recreation Department
will handle the reservationof policemen.
8. Any decorations used in the building must first be cleaned through the Parks
and Recreation Director.
9. No unauthorized person or persons will be allowed to operate the Center's equipment.
Operation of Center equipment will be left entirely up to the Center personnel or
authorized representative.
10.~ At no time will alcoholic beveriages be permitted in the building or-park grounds
and parking lot.
11. Applicants must be a resident of the City of La Porte.
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• • CLASSIFICAiIOY OF LiS~ •
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CL~'~SS I - CO`C•iEF,CIAL .
This class shall apply to professional exhibitions or contAsts, promotional
anu public dances, commercial shows and other attractions sponsored oz
contractzd by profit making or commercial organizations ox indiv~.duals. -
CL~\SS II - PdO:i-CO;LliERCIAL, F-ui,'D R:1ISItiG ~ • -
This class shall apply to persons, organizations and associations,consider-
ed non-com~;ercial, ~.:•hen the events Lo be held are to raise.noney and Nnen
net receipts shall be donated to the charity ox community project for which -
••-• such function is intended. This includes private dances.
CLASS III - PION-CO uIERCIAL, 2~ELTIiiGS ONLY
This class shall apply to parsons, organizations and associations consider-
. ed non-commercial, when the events to be held are for meetings only.,
All dances will be categorized under Class I or Class IZ.
CLASS IV - RELIGIOUS ~ ~ •
This class-shall apply_to functions of thz recreational, extra eurriculaX
t}•p e, excluding religious services or dances. ~ ~ _ •
• CLASS V - PRIVATE USE ,, . • ' -
This class shall apply. to privata use, such as wedding receptions, pri.vata
parties, etc, •
CLASS VI - PROFESSIONAL USE
Tnis class shall apply to any. group of business men or women holding'meat-
• ings to further the pursuit of their profession. This Mould apply to such
meetir~ as seminars, conferences and conventions. -
CLASS VII - POLITICAL FETING - ~ •
This': class shall apply to all individual or party political meetings.
~; CLASS VII -- BANQUE^iS ~. -
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This lass shall apply to all organizational, associational azd religious •
banquets. Fee for ~ anitorial service only,
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