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Home My WebLink About1981-09-02 Regular Meeting\J • MINUTES OF THE • REGULAR MEETING OF THE LA PORTE CITY COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 2, 1981 1. Meeting called to order by Mayor Meza at 7:00 P.M. Members of the City Council Present: Mayor Meza, Council- persons Norman Malone, John Longley, Gus Faris, I. J. Kibo- deaux, Tom Simons, Don Skelton and Linda Westergren Members of the City Council Absent: Councilperson Deotis Gay Members of the City Staff Present: City Manager Jim Hudgens, City Attorney Knox Askins, City Secretary Betty Waters, Police Chief Herb Freeman, Public Works Director Jerry Hodge, Chief of Inspections David Paulissen, Fire Marshal Paul Hickenbottom, Parks Director Stan Sherwood, Director of Engineering John Joerns • Others Present in the Council Chambers: Betsy Webber, Bay- shore Sun; Frieda Beaty, Baytown Sun; 11 other persons present in the Council Chambers ' 2. The invocation was given by Mayor Meza. 3. Council considered the minutes of the August 19, 1981, Regular Meeting of the La Porte City Council. A motion was made by Councilperson Simons to approve and adopt the minutes of August 19, 1981. Seconded by Councilperson Skelton. Councilperson Longley called attention to a statement he made under Council Action which was a mis-quote since the cross-over he referred to was not the cross walk constructed for school children, even though he was happy to see the new cross walk that has been constructed for the children. The motion carried, 8 ayes and 0 nays. Ayes: Councilpersons Malone, Longley, Faris, Kibodeaux, Simons, Skelton, Westergren and Mayor Meza Nays: None Councilperson Gay arrived and seated himself at the Council • table at 7:05 P.M. C • Minutes, Regular Meeting, September 2, 1981 Page 3 u Seconded by Councilperson Simons. The motion carried, 9 ayes and 0 nays. Ayes: Councilpersons Malone, Longley, Faris, Kibodeaux, Simons, Gay, Skelton, Westergren and Mayor Meza Nays: None • 7;. Council considered a request for variance to the parking requirements for a commercial establishment by Swann Tech:- nical Services, 125 South 3rd Street. A motion was made b uest onded 8. Council considered a change order (#8) requested for the new Service Center. The request is for three (3) additional double sided exit signs. Paulissen noted these were required and noted on the prints at the time of issuance and have not been added. This is a standard exit requirement for the cor- ridor locations. A motion was made by Councilperson Simons to approve change order 8 for the La Porte Service Center Contract with Lee Rowe Construction Company, increasing the contract rice b 925. from 3,9 2 to ,887. T e motion was sec- onded by Councilperson Gay. The motion carried, 8 ayes and 1 nay. Ayes: Councilpersons Malone, Longley, Faris, Simons, Gay, Skelton, Westergren and Mayor Meza Nays: Councilperson Kibodeaux 9. Administrative Reports; City Manager Hudgens introduced Weldon Randall, 504 South First Street. Randall thanked the Council for the honor conferred upon him by appointing him to the Civil Service Board of Directors and stated he would serve to the best of his ability. Hudgens offered general. information concerning the Port Authority progress on the L Street project going into the storage yard being constructed. • 0 nays. Ayes: Councilpersons Malone, Longley, Faris, Kibodeaux, Simons, Gay, Skelton, Westergren and Mayor Meza Nays; None :7 Minutes, Regular Meeting, September 2, 1981 Page 2 • 4. Council considered the recommendation from Public Works Director Hodge concerning bids received on three (3) trucks from Joe Camp Ford and a hydraulic loader "brush picker" from Hyco Equipment Company. One (1) 16,000 GVWR Truck Two (2) 24,000 GVWR Truck Joe Camp Ford Hyco Equipment Company: One (1) hydraulic loader $22,020.22 40,076.42 62,096.64 $16,491.00 Motion was made by Councilperson Kibodeaux to award the bid for three (3) trash trucks to Joe Camp Ford in the amount of 62,096.64 and for one 1) hydraulic loader to Hyco Equipment Company in the amount of 16,491.00. The motion was seconded by Councilperson Skelton. The motion carried, 9 ayes and 0 nays. Ayes: Councilpersons Malone, Longley, Faris, Kibodeaux, Simons, • Gay, Skelton, ~nTestergren and Mayor Meza Nays: None 5. City Attorney Askins read: A RESOLUTION POSTPONING APPRAISAL OF PROPERTY BY HARRIS COUNTY APPRAISAL DISTRICT FOR ALL TAXING UNITS UNTIL 1984 AND PROVIDING FOR A PHASE-IN OF APPRAISAL FUNCTIONS BY SUCH DISTRICT. Motion was made b Councilperson Simons to adopt Resolution No. 81-20 as read y t e City Attorney. Seconded by Council- person Longley. The motion carried, 9 ayes and 0 nays. Ayes: Councilpersons Malone, Longley, Faris, Kibodeaux, Simons, Gay, Skelton, Westergren and Mayor Meza Nays: None 6. Council considered the recommendations from Tax Assessor/Col- lector Blackmon concerning the awarding of bids received on Tax Sale Properties as follows: Block 79, Lot 13 - $605.70 - R. L. Browning Block 88, Lots 29-30 - $1,401,00 - Ed Wolf Block 90, Lots 25-26 - $2,799.50 - R. L. Browning Block 126, Lots 11-14, 17-22 - $5,680..00 - Fred Muston Block 291, Lots 1-7 - $5,999.28 - R. L, Browning Block 721, Lots 24-28 - $5,001.00 - Ed Wolf Block 64, Lots 21-22 - $1,798.00 - Fred Muston Block 4, Lot 4, Crescent Shores - $1,520.80 - R. L. Browning A motion was made by Councilperson Skelton to accept the recom-~ mendations of the Tax Assessor and award the bids accordingly. ~ ~ • Minutes, Regular Meeting, September 2, 1981 Page 4 Hudgens stated Harris County Flood Control has begun work on clearing Big Island Slough in an effort to relieve con- ditions which would cause flooding. They are coming this way. Hudgens advised Council the David Wight Construction Co. had been given official notice to proceed on the Service Center Sewer Line Project. Hudgens requested a brief executive session. 10. Council Action Councilperson Malone read a letter from the La Porte Inde- pendent School District naming certain school buildings as emergency centers and setting procedures for opening the building (a part of these minutes). Malone requested an executive session. Councilperson Faris brought to the Council's attention sev- eral sections of the La Porte Fire Code that would prohibit. • appointments due to the fact that organizations named in the Code do not exist in La Porte. Faris asked that an amendment to the Code be discussed at the next workshop. Councilperson Skelton stated the sign on Barbour's Cut Blvd. is now gone completely. He asked if correct census informa- tion is available yet for the City Limits signs. 11. The Council adjourned into executive session at 7:20 P.M. Council returned to the Council table at 7:50 P.M. 12. A motion was made by Council erson Skelton to ad'ourn. Sec- on e y Councilperson Gay. There being no further business to come before the Council, the meeting was duly adjourned at 7:55 P,M. Respectfully submitted: ~~~~~ tt T. Waters City Secretary Passed and Approved this the 16th day of September, 1981 J. J. Meza, Ma or . _.:~:,t.. . , . ,..,,. . _i .r .;., .-... ,.--...--.Lo- '~... .. .. ... `, (( ~ ,. - - ..-, ST SWANN TECHNICAL SERVICE, INC. 12.5 S. THIRD • LA FORTE, TEXAS, 77571 PHOI~lES: (713) 471-7272 471-7273 June 25, 1981 Betty Waters -City Secretary • City of La Porte City Hall La Porte, Texas 77571 Attn. Ms . Waters Ref. Request for hearing before the Planning and Zoning Committee for variance on parking facilities as required for building permit at Swann Technical Service Inc. 125 South Third Street La Porte, Texas 77571 . Dear M s . Waters , The nature of our business is Engineering Design and Drafting of Petro-Chemical Plants. Our existing office space accommodates four (4) administrative people full-time with six (6) people that go out on assignments to various plants . Our present parking facilities will accommodate twelve (12) full size cars. The proposed new office space would accommodate eight (8) new-people that would have four (4) people going to plants and four (4) people full-time in-house. • Consquently, the four (4) people full-time in the present existing build- ing and the proposed four (4) full-time people in the new addition, would only be eight (8) people parking full-time during the working day. This would leave four (4) un-used parking spaces for the sporadic coming and going of plant personnel if it should occur. The layout of our existing office is of such a nature that our reception area, conference room, office supply storage room, and coffee bar take up half of the floor space. One fourth of the other floor space is consumed by reference tables, drafting tables, file cabinets, blueprint machines, and storage. It was pointed out to me that the new building code requires one park- . ing space per 200 sq.ft. of office space. I feel that a variance is in order due to our existing buildings square footage usable space is of a different nature and our premise habitation during working hours is an exception to the rule Sincerely Encl. Bldg. & Parking layout G~~G~ ~z cG+LCa.` DESIGNERS PIPING STRUCTURAL CIVIL ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTS __ ^ .. var. r.-`~=,~+:r-_;. <.trp _ • ~`:'t.'V...4 14x~:~rl~K7• `~, y. ~~•~_~' `f f'. ~ - - - .. ti- ~!'.. t"..'_`.' . •.y .Y? .. _ _ v ~_~~._~ ~.~_.. ._.n.-~.~~.___.__...~._r._ • ._.. ..~~~~..... _~_ .. _ .. .. .. ._. ~. •.. _. ~._ .. _-. ..._r ..._.. _v..-~. '` 3 • ' . , ' f ' ~~ , 1 ~ 1 1 LET ~~ ~~ ~~ i i ,~ ,,, ;..~.- , ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ • "~ ) ~ ~ ~,,5°~,c• ° ~:~.i Lai i¢ ~' ~f~i OS S c`~ o ~ !J ~. 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"~ ~ `13 ~~ `f j ~N~~ g ~Y~ `if i.. nn ~ { Rc~• 7a9' l1~ ~ \ ~ ~•,; i a ' ~1 _ ~. /Zoo .~% `Z °~ ~~ ~ 2.o A.C . .. ~ ~ ~ ~ u /lff Tp~lLd f ,. , 4 0o DfI ••~ ~~wP ~! •. ~ ~ ~ s ,~sy,~' ` ~c.a7! - c` ~ l us~l ~`~ C ~\ SPptr /~ 'a ~. " ,1 i ~~ 1 ~1 E ~ ~_J ~ _ ._ j -~ ~~o ,y.~f~~~ n usA~3cF ,r,'~/ ~ toN c~_~' I 1 r ~. _. ._ I _- ----- I .. G-. ~~ f -'O ~' / ~~~ r- _ __~,~r~ :,, . w. ~> :r ~' u:i.^+? J. .~ .. _.H _?t~~ .. ~ _ ,., d~~.~r''.r~'' 'ril,MSa a. _ , • _ ., r~.. • -~rA,1 t~ >. :~:: _.,.:. ,.. .. ~:f...-:,,. .7,.x.,{:h.i.. ~ .-.r.'s~u {~. ~•. ~.. > ~.dii~. ac .. ...a~. :~`.Fies+d'i, :z,+".. ~a.-~~+~ _ '^'F - CITY OF LA PORTE INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM T0: J. R./Hudgens DATE: August 26, 1981 FROM: D. ,j ssen SUBJECT: Variance - Swann Technical Services I concur with Planning and Zoning's recommendation to deny this parking variance. Mr. Swann states in his letter that this is a new building code requirement; however, that is not the case. It is difficult at best to enforce our present zoning ordinance and this variance would, in my opinion, set a dangerous precedent. This existing building enjoys a "grandfather" parking variance under the terms of the zoning ordinance and an increase in square footage would result in an even further decrease of parking availability. As a note of interest,a similar situation arose with the new Speedy Taco Restaurant on Main Street. The building use was changed but his square footage was also increased and we required and got the required number of parking spaces. Again, to maintain our enforcement ability and credibility • with other businesses in town I must concur with Planning and Zoning and recommend denial of the variance request. DAP/dsw n U •, i MEMORANDUM August 4, 1981 T0: Mayor and City Council • FROM: Planning and Zoning Commission SUBJECT: Variance on Parking Spaces - Swann Technical Services Planning and Zoning met August 3, 1981, to consider a request for variance from Mr. Edward Swann. Mr. Swann's property is located at the corner of 3rd Street and Avenue A. The present building is rather old, and obviously predates the ordinance parking requirements. However, Mr. Swann wishes to construct another building on the rear of the property. Such construction would cause nearly complete coverage of the property with no provision at all for parking off-street. There are presently 12 on-street parking spaces which Mr. Swann considers adequate for his type of business. If complete complaince with the ordinance were required, Mr. Swann would need to provide approximately 5 or 6 off-street parking spaces for the new construction, and he wishes to provide none. A city-owned parking lot is adjacent to the property, but use of that facility is questionable on a long-term basis. Planning and Zoning recommends that Mr. Swann's request for parking variance be denied. ~'' Respectfully, Pat Muston, Chairman PM/cb • .. ,~- _ - ; r,> ~ -- ~_ ~_ .x _>.w .., ~,.. z __ ~ ~.~. .,. .. tr.,,~,~` ;.::krr'y~¢~.... ~..-,-: ~ ,ti+~'`...waUT'JF,,'"'. ""' ,,. ,,:, .,.ati,h.-,,%' ;ti v<:~,•t ,~. ,... .~ ... .. >'F .. .. .. .. i C,. :a ~:±r, . .. -.i .q ~;~;fa,r c ''-:'e a.'L +',~"Yrm~u:4,4`r'K,";i~ L1 .,ryys n:,~ ~:,;_, ,., ,. CITY OF LA PORTE INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM T0: J. R. Hud DATE: August 28, 1981 FROM: David lissen SUBJECT: Change Order ~~8 -Service Center At the time of permit issuance for the service center, three double sided exit signs were noted on the prints. It should be noted that these were required and noted on the prints at the time of issuance and have not been added or required since then. It should also be noted again that contract was bid and awarded before this department had a final set of drawings for review. This is a standard exit requirement for the corridor locations. DAP/dsw • '. .,•..t / -...~1~:': - i~. _.. -.•: .. ~' a ..w ~ 1 ~::..' -. .. ~ ~~ :.kih ..,....,.. ~. ~.. r ~ t -:_'1 Ka'p~ii'?..1 ': .: .. _..; Y.. [ P ~ ~. f• ~~~L-• ~t~.1F'f.,:.,s .'- .'.^M r r1 •~YtN[!~' ..._ F _.. ~ .. - _ ~ ~ ... Ct~A'~GE ORDER - • ,.. _ .. _ . i~io. ....._....8 .. ....................._ ~ _ . • -.:. .. Dated _August 28 , 1981 .• - -- , Owner's Projcct No..__._.79-2154 -._:. := - g ._._.• .............. ............ .................. --------.- Engineer's Project No. 7 -2154 .- ~, .. •, , i Projcct .....I~a_.ParLe..P.uiolic...WArks..Facility .......................... Owner ...................iit:y...Qf---La...l'A.LZ.e-•----......__...-........-•--•--------••-•---- Contractor ....Lee_.Rowe_.Construction--Company--•_, ^ontract Datc ...._. Def.e~be7r...17..,.._~.9~D ........................ ., ~ - - .. ,. Contract For ...._Construction••of__a_-Publc__Works•Facility ...........................................................................:........ ,r .. -..... .. __..._.._.`--.__ ........ ........ _.._...- .. _.. .. ___... -__._ ~.. i.t TO' Lee Rowe Construction Company - Contractor You are directed to make the changes noted below, in the subject contract: Owner .......Gity...o£...La..Per.te------------------------------------•--- BY ------------------------------------------••---------------•---------------.......---•--- - James R. Hudgens Date _....--•---•---------•--•------------------••----•--•-----.....------•---..._...........- I~'ature of the Change Add 3 Double Faced Exit Lights as required by City Building Inspector and City Fire Marshal. Lights to be same as those specified in the job elsewhere. • f '_"".' Enclosures: r . The changes result in the folloti~ing adjustment of Contract Price and Contract Time: Contract Price Prior to Phis Change Order - Net (Increase) (Decrease) Resulting from this Change Order • Current Contract Price Including This Change Order NSPE 1910-S-B (1970 Edition) •• - Prctcssioaa] EeFineeri Page 1 of ._2.._ pages S 773,962:00 ................ S.......925: 75 ........ ,...... . 5 ..7 74 , 887:7 5 ............... . .; Itr-S I .. .., .. ,. ,.. .... ::. ,, _ ~ _ .. - r k~ Cor,:;.pct Tiinc Prior to This Ct::,n~c Order ....................:......:..._...,.:.:.:.::..........224...........• ~ ... Calcndar Da ,. Nct (Incrc~sc) (Decrease) Rcsu;ting From This Change Crdcr ..........................1........................................ Calcndar D:,ys. Current Contract Time ]ncluding This Change Order ..........._ ..:.:.....................225........................................ Calcndar Days. The Above Changes Arc Approved: ~,~:: ~ -' .~I~.SCtI.....Ht~.t!*~~;?Q[l..&..,AB~Q~~aZ~.~....IAC ..........:...:....... :.; r .. - ._. __ :~-- G1N •E - by -::.:::. ames"F: -liire~~tisan;--p;---g;--•--• .................. • ~' Dale ...----•--•----~!_o(.~_~ ~-~ ............................... .. --- `' °` "~ Lee Rowe Construction Company ~- "' The Above Changes Are Accepted: •`~~ "~~•` ` " - _ ~•'• CONTRACTOR ~- _ .._.. - - -..... .. .. .. ~ ....-. _......_._...-.....,-.w ................~... .... ~.-: ..~._.._.--... ._. _.-... ..».-..... .-... _...._._.-_.-.- .~ rya. _ai ~~ ~,eroy Morgan - Date -------- ---------------------------------•----.._.__...__----.._._..--------- _ .. .. ..-r .- ..T -... \ ~ .. Page ....2.. of ...2... pages :~~-s2 r x • CITY OF LA PORTE INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM • T0: Jim Hudgens, City Manager FROM Jerry Hodge, Director of Public Works SUBJECT: Truck Bids DATE: August 26, 1981 The City of La Porte received one (1) bid, from Joe Camp Ford, for three (3) trash trucks, as follows: One (1) 26,000 GVWR Truck $ 22,020.22 Two (2) 24,000 GVWR Trucks 402076.42 TOTAL $ 62x096.64 In addition, one (1.) bid was received from Hyco Equipment Company for a hydraulic loader "brush picker", in the amount of SIXTEEN THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED NINETY ONE DOLLARS ($16,491.00). Total bid amounts for trucks and "picker" is SEVENTY EIGHT THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED EIGHTY SEVEN DOLLARS AND SIXTY FOUR CENTS ($78,587.64). Budgeted amount is ONE HUNDRED TWO THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED EIGHTY TWO DOLLARS ($102,382.0(" All units meet specifications, and I recommend that bids be awarded to Joe Camp Ford for three (3) trash trucks, and Hyco Equipment Company for a hydraulic loader "brush picker". JH/lw • • • RESOLUTION NO. 81-~_ A RESOLUTION POSTPONING APPRAISAL OF PROPERTY BY THE HARRIS COUNTY APPRAISAL DISTRICT FOR ALL TAXING UNITS UNTIL 1984 AND PROVIDING FOR A PHASE-IN OF APPRAISAL FUNCTIONS BY SUCH DISTRICT. WHEREAS, significant amendments were made to the Texas Property Tax Code during the course of the 67th Legislature of the State of Texas, First Called Session, 1981, all as more fully reflected in House Bill No. 30 enacted as an emer- gency measure at such session and signed by the Governor on August 14, 1981; and WHEREAS, one such amendment (Section 161 of said House Bill No. 30) authorizes the governing bodies of two-thirds of • the taxing units entitled to vote on appointment of the members of the Board of Directors of an appraisal district (counties, incorporated cities and town, and school districts) to postpone the appraisal of property for all taxing units by the appraisal district until 1984; and WHEREAS, said amendment provides that such decision to postpone must be made by resolutions adopted by the required number of such taxing units specifying the postponement date and filed with the secretary of the appraisal district Board of Directors prior to October 1, 1981; and WHE REAS, subject only to those minor exceptions authorized by Section 6.02 of the Texas Property Tax Code, the boundaries of the Harris County Appraisal District are coterminous with those of Harris County and encompass approximately 300 separate taxing units; and WHEREAS, said taxing units are predominantly urban in char- acter and contain vast numbers of taxable properties, real and personal; and WHEREAS, the magnitude of the task of the Harris County Ap- praisal District in implementing the conversion of the appraisal functions of multiple taxing units to a single appraisal unit by • January 1, 1982, would be awesome, formidable and difficult; and • WHEREAS, because of the magnitude of such a task and all • attendant difficulties, it is the judgment of this governing body that the best interest of taxpayers and taxing units within the district would be promoted and served if the Harris County Appraisal District were required to implement its ultimate ap- praisal function and responsibility over a three-year period; now, therefore BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LA PORTE: 1. That it be, and it is hereby declared to be, the decision of the governing body of this taxing unit that the Harris County Appraisal District shall postpone the appraisal of property for all taxing units within such district until 1984 and that such district shall implement its appraisal func- • tion over a three-year period in a manner consistent with the provisions of the Texas Property Tax Code, to-wit: In 1982, said District shall appraise all property within the City of Houston (the most populous city in the district ac- cording to the 1980 Federal Census) and within the Houston Inde- pendent School District (the school district with the highest average daily attendance in the 1980-1981 school year) unless the Board of Directors of such District elects'to-allow the tax assessor for the City of Houston to appraise property in 1982 for said City and any taxing unit for which such City provides assessment or collection services by law or contract. In 1983, such District shall appraise all property in the City of Houston and in the Houston Independent School District and in the terri- • tory of those other school districts participating in the Harris County Appraisal District which are contiguous to the Houston Independent School District. In 1982 or 1983, the Harris County Appraisal District may appraise all property within any other taxing unit participating in such district if requrested to do so by resolution of the governing body of such taxing unit deli- vered to the secretary of the Board of Directors of said District before October 1 of the year preceding the year for which the appraisal is to be performed and if said request is approved by • • the Board of Directors of the District. From and after 1984, the Harris County Appraisal District shall appraise property for all taxing units participating in such District. 2. That the City Secretary be, and she is hereby, author- ized and directed to deliver or cause to be delivered a certi- fied copy of this resolution to the secreatary of the Board of Directors of the Harris County Appraisal District prior to October 1, 1981. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED this nd --~ day of September, 1981. ATTEST: City Secretary APPROVED: City Attorney CITY OF LA PORTE By: J. J. Meza, Mayor -'., _-: H .~. 'da. .. ,.~ ,w: .: .t~.r :~-. ::, s ::.;, . r~.°..mz..i ,^ rr-^'p4xti' .+.i'~"~;~Nn! :C~r. :tia~ '::~Y+k M."y~r ^,•A.. .f 'r'R ~ ~k Y °'s°j1 `i t\, Y :iysr~f'Yt'. ~~ +- a .. ~,. .7 ..~~~..~ ..'... ~ r.w". '=~: 4 y 1 ~ 4'k ~ ".~J+r,N ~ y ~ 4ti Jr r ~. ~... MEMORANDUM August 31, 1981 TO: Mayor and Council FROM: Tax Assessor/Collector SUBJECT: Tax Sale Property Bids We recommend the following bids be accepted: Block 79, Lot 13 - $605.70 - R. L. Browning Block 88, Lots 29-30 - $1,401.00 - Mrs. Wolf Block 90, Lots 25-26 - $2,799.50 - R. L. Browning Block 126, Lots 11-14, 17-22 - $5,680.00 - Fred Muston Block 291, Lots 1-7 - $5,999.28 - R. L. Browning Block 721, Lots 24-28 - $5,001.00 - Mrs. Wolf Block 64, Lots 21-22 - $1,798.00 - Fred Muston Block 4, Lot 4, Crescent Shores - $1,520.80 - R. L. Browning r BB/cb Betty Blackmon Tax Assessor/Collector