Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance (Council Chambers) [98-0870]
Agenda Item/Open Microphone Speakers [98-0871]
VOTING AGENDA
1. Approval of Minutes of February 25, 1998 [APPROVED JANUARY 7, JANUARY
14, JANUARY 21, JANUARY 28, FEBRUARY 4, FEBRUARY 11, FEBRUARY 18, FEBRUARY 25
AND MARCH 4, 1998; 98-0872]
CONSENT AGENDA[98-0873]
AUTHORIZATIONS RELATED TO CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
Engineering and Architectural Contracts
2. Authorize a professional services contract with Dunaway Associates, Inc.
to provide engineering and surveying services for construction of a pedestrian
bridge at Glendale Park - $28,000 - Financing: Section 108 Notes [APPROVED;
98-0874]
3. Authorize a professional services contract with Conley Design, Inc. to provide
a study to determine the condition of the structure and recommendations for
repair options at the Sheep and Goat Building at Fair Park and authorize the
establishment of appropriations in State Fair of Texas Capital Construction
Funds in the amount of $19,050 - $19,050 - Financing: State Fair of Texas Capital
Construction Funds [APPROVED AS AN INDIVIDUAL ITEM; 98-0875]
Authorization of Contracts
4. Authorize a contract for installation of a new playground area at the recreation
center and a chain link fence along the creek channel behind the recreation
center at John C. Phelps Park - American General Supplies, Inc., lowest responsible
bidder of three - $99,523 - Financing: 1995 Bond Funds [APPROVED; 98-0876]
5. Authorize a contract for the construction of a combination softball/soccer
field, irrigation and new sidewalks at Maria Luna Park - Texas Environmental
Management, Inc., lowest responsible bidder of two - $54,825 - Financing: 1996-97
Community Development Grant Funds ($39,511) and 1995 Bond Funds ($15,314)
[APPROVED; 98-0877]
6. Authorize a contract for Asphaltic Concrete Street Resurfacing Group 1 on
various improved streets - Austin Bridge and Road, Inc., lowest responsible
bidder of two - $3,872,787 - Financing: 1995 Bond Funds ($900,312), 1997 Certificates
of Obligation ($2,900,000), Water Utilities Capital Construction Funds ($72,475)(list
attached) [APPROVED; 98-0878]
7. Authorize a contract for Asphaltic Concrete Street Resurfacing Group 2 on
various improved streets - Austin Bridge and Road, Inc., lowest responsible
bidder of two - $4,954,861 - Financing: 1995 Bond Funds ($1,961,336), 1997 Certificates
of Obligation ($2,900,000), Water Utilities Capital Construction Funds ($93,525)(list
attached) [APPROVED; 98-0879]
8. Authorize a contract for replacement of the cooling tower and condenser water
pumps at the Municipal Complex - Garland Heating & Air Conditioning Company,
Inc., lowest responsible bidder of three - $93,195 - Financing: Capital Construction
Funds [APPROVED; 98-0880]
9. Authorize a contract for the construction of asphalt paving and storm drainage
improvements on Gladewater Road from Scotland Drive to Veterans Branch - Camino
Construction, Inc., lowest responsible bidder of two - $91,655 - Financing:
1995-96 Community Development Grant Funds [APPROVED; 98-0881]
10. Authorize a contract for the renovation of the City Hall Kitchen - Gilbert
May, Inc., lowest responsible bidder of two - $67,797 - Financing: Capital Construction
Funds [APPROVED; 98-0882]
11. Authorize a contract for the construction of street paving, water and wastewater
main improvements on Westport Avenue from Mouser Street to Harrell Avenue -
Stephen & Associates Builders, lowest responsible bidder of three - $143,775
- Financing: 1995 Bond Funds ($85,890), Water Utilities Bond Funds ($18,830),
Water Utilities Capital Construction Funds ($39,055) [APPROVED; 98-0883]
12. Authorize a contract for the rehabilitation and renovation of the Water
Utilities Department's Material Services warehouse and storage complex at the
Southeast Area Service Center - Mid-South Contractors of Texas, Inc., lowest
responsible bidder of four - $2,334,000 - Financing: Water Utilities Capital
Improvement Funds [APPROVED; 98-0884]
Contract Amendments
13. Authorize Supplemental Agreement No. 3 to the contract with Oglesby-Greene,
Inc. for additional design and construction administration services for the
Hall of State Exterior Wall Repair project - $13,495, from $65,771 to $79,266
- Financing: 1995 Bond Funds [APPROVED; 98-0885]
14. Authorize Supplemental Agreement No. 1 to the contract with Gutierrez, Smouse,
Wilmut and Associates, Inc. for additional engineering services for McKinney
Avenue from Clyde Lane to Pearl Street - $26,360, from $233,775 to $260,135
- Financing: 1995 Bond Funds [APPROVED; 98-0886]
15. Authorize an increase in the contract with Oscar Renda Contracting, Inc.
for the White Rock Lake Dredging Project - $65,500, from $13,510,220 to $13,575,720
- Financing: 1995 Bond Funds [APPROVED; 98-0887]
Construction Miscellaneous
16. Authorize an Interlocal Agreement between the City of Dallas and the Texas
Department of Transportation for design and construction of channel improvements
on Five Mile Creek at Loop 12 - $690,340 - Financing: 1985 Bond Funds [APPROVED; 98-0888]
17. Authorize a Supplemental Agreement to the Master Interlocal Agreement between
the City of Dallas and Dallas County in order for Dallas County to provide design
for relocating water and wastewater facilities on Regal Row from 600 feet north
of the RAILTRAN (CRI & PRR) bridge to Interstate 35E - $171,070 - Financing:
Water Utilities Bond Funds [APPROVED; 98-0889]
18. Authorize an Interlocal Agreement between the City of Dallas and Dallas
County for the funding and construction of paving improvements to Royal Lane
from Skillman Street to Audelia Road - Financing: No cost consideration to the
City [APPROVED; 98-0890]
LAND ACQUISITION
19. Authorize acquisition, including the exercise of the right of eminent domain,
if such becomes necessary, from Lloyd Investment Company, Ltd., of approximately
63,449 square feet of land for a water and wastewater easement along S.H. 190
between Preston and Campbell Roads - $140,000 - Financing: Water Utilities Capital
Construction Funds [APPROVED; 98-0891]
20. Authorize acquisition, including the exercise of the right of eminent domain,
if such becomes necessary, of twelve (12) properties, containing a total of
approximately 5,817 square feet of land improved with fencing and trees, located
on the east side of Central Expressway between Monticello Avenue and McCommas
Boulevard for construction of a sound wall in conjunction with the North Central
Expressway reconstruction project - $87,458 - Financing: 1989 Bond Funds (75%
to be paid by the State) (list attached) [APPROVED; 98-0892]
21. Authorize acquisition, including the exercise of the right of eminent domain,
if such becomes necessary, from Hampton/Wheatland Ltd., of approximately 1.3
acres of unimproved land located at the southwest corner of South Hampton Road
and Kirnwood Drive for a new fire station - $90,000 - Financing: 1985 Bond Funds
[APPROVED; 98-0893]
22. Authorize settlement in lieu of proceeding to a jury trial with CRD Associates
I, Ltd. and John T. Stuart, III for the acquisition of approximately 13,846
square feet of land for the expansion of Old City Park, located on Park Avenue
between Gano Street and Beaumont Street - $11,000 - Financing: 1985 Bond Funds
[APPROVED; 98-0894]
23. Authorize settlement in lieu of eminent domain proceedings with Marie Elizabeth
Furtula Watts, Individually and as Trustee of the Eichinger, Furtula and Watts
Trust for the acquisition of approximately 7,950 square feet of unimproved land
for the Hispanic Community/Cultural Center located at the intersection of Cantegral
and Lodge Streets - $79,500 - Financing: 1995 Bond Funds [APPROVED; 98-0895]
D-FW International Airport Expansion
24. * Authorize acquisition of individual avigation easements over 3 residential
properties above approximately 0.5 acres of land located in the City of Irving,
Texas for D-FW International Airport Expansion project - $97,750 ($46,920 in
easement acquisition payments and $50,830 in noise mitigation payments) - Financing:
D-FW International Airport Joint Revenue Bonds (no cost consideration to the
City) (list attached) [APPROVED; 98-0896]
25. * Authorize acquisition of 4 tracts of land containing a total of approximately
75.5 acres, from Trinity Industries, Inc., in lieu of proceeding further in
condemnation, for land located north of State Highway 114/121 in the City of
Grapevine, Texas, needed for protective right-of-way purposes for D-FW International
Airport*s future west side runway expansion project - $29,568,176 - Financing:
D-FW International Airport Joint Revenue Bonds (no cost consideration to the
City) [APPROVED; 98-0897]
26. * Authorize payment of the difference between the Special Commissioners*
Award and the jury verdict, including interest on the difference, as final settlement
for the acquisition of approximately 4.493 acres of commercial land located
at Walnut Hill Lane and Northstar Drive in the City of Irving, Texas from Alden
E. Wagner needed for D-FW International Airport Expansion project - $454,919
- Financing: D-FW International Airport Joint Revenue Bonds (no cost consideration
to the City) [APPROVED; 98-0898]
LAND MISCELLANEOUS
27. An ordinance granting a revocable license to The Salvation Army for the
use of approximately 5 square feet of land, to maintain an existing aerial sign
in a portion of Jefferson Boulevard right-of-way near Polk Street - Revenue:
$350 annually plus the $20 ordinance publication fee [APPROVED; 98-0899;
ORDINANCE 23460]
28. An ordinance abandoning a portion of Profit Drive to ABF Freight System,
Inc., the abutting owner, containing approximately 124,243 square feet of land,
located near the intersection of Profit Drive and Irving Boulevard, and authorizing
the quitclaim - Revenue: $184,810 plus the $20 ordinance publication fee [APPROVED;
98-0900; ORDINANCE 23461]
29. An ordinance abandoning a sanitary sewer easement to The Lorton Company,
the abutting owner, containing approximately 2,708 square feet of land, located
near the intersection of Fitzhugh Avenue and North Central Expressway - Revenue:
$650 plus the $20 ordinance publication fee [APPROVED; 98-0901; ORDINANCE
23462]
30. An ordinance closing Stonebridge Drive and Rock Creek Drive at Fitzhugh
Avenue to all vehicular traffic, pursuant to Resolution No. 93-4028, which authorizes
the Policy for Closure of Local Residential Streets to Through Vehicular Traffic
- Revenue: $650 plus the $20 ordinance publication fee [APPROVED; 98-0902;
ORDINANCE 23463]
Juliette Fowler Homes, Inc.
31. * An ordinance authorizing acceptance of a bid made by Juliette Fowler Homes,
Inc., the highest of two bids received, for approximately 13,759 square feet
of unneeded City-owned land located near the intersection of North Fulton Street
and Abrams Road - Revenue: $28,214 [APPROVED AS AN INDIVIDUAL ITEM; 98-0903;
ORDINANCE 23464]
32. * An ordinance abandoning a portion of North Fulton Street and an alley
to Juliette Fowler Homes, Inc., the abutting owner, containing approximately
17,830 square feet of land, located near the intersection of North Fulton Street
and Abrams Road, and authorizing the quitclaim - Revenue: $25,007 plus the $20
ordinance publication fee [APPROVED AS AN INDIVIDUAL ITEM; 98-0904; ORDINANCE
23465]
PURCHASING OF EQUIPMENT, SUPPLIES AND SERVICES
33. Authorize the purchase of 62 new and 301 replacement vehicles and the option
to purchase additional vehicles during the 1998 production model year pending
availability of approved funding with the lowest responsible bidders of twelve
and the rejection of one bid received for the rental of police vehicles and
authorize readvertisement for new bids - Classic Chevrolet Fleet, Doran Chevrolet-Peugeot,
Inc., Permian Autos, Inc., Randall Noe Auto Group, Red Bird Ford, Inc., Southwest
International Trucks, Inc. - Not to exceed $7,179,912 - Financing: Current Funds
($3,317,342), 1997 Local Law Enforcement Block Grant Funds ($1,372,602), 1996
Local Law Enforcement Block Grant Funds ($1,207,120), 1997 Equipment Acquisition
Contractual Obligation Funds ($742,089), 1996 Equipment Acquisition Contractual
Obligation Funds ($305,376), Aviation Current Funds ($125,134), Park Beautification
Trust Funds ($44,110), Texas Natural Resource Conservation Grant Funds ($28,450),
Trinity River Trust Funds ($20,681), Dallas Zoo Education Trust Funds ($17,008)
[APPROVED; 98-0905]
34. Authorize the purchase of three air compressors, twelve wheel loaders and
backhoes, one truck mounted excavator, one forklift, one grader/maintainer,
one asphalt paver, one static roller, three skid steer loaders, four truck mounted
regenerative air sweepers, and two wheel loaders with the lowest responsible
bidders of nineteen and the rejection of bids received for a 15,000 pound wheel
loader and backhoe and authorize readvertisement for new bids - AIS Continental
Equipment Co., Con-Equipment, Inc., Conley Lott Nichols Machinery, Dallas Ford
New Holland, Inc., Equipment Depot of Dallas, Inc., Future Equipment Co., Inc.,
Industrial Disposal Supply, Moody-Day, Inc., RDO Equipment Co. - Not to exceed
$1,719,896 - Financing: Aviation Current Funds ($202,950) and 1997 Equipment
Acquisition Contractual Obligation Funds ($1,516,946) [APPROVED; 98-0906]
35. Authorize the rejection of the only bid received for command and communications
vehicle for the Police Department and authorize readvertisement for new bids
- Financing: No cost consideration to the City [APPROVED AS AN INDIVIDUAL
ITEM; 98-0907]
36. Authorize a thirty-six month price agreement for janitorial services at
the Southeast and Southwest District Buildings with the lowest responsible bidder
of five - Oriental Building Services, Inc. - Not to exceed $1,366,200 - Financing:
Current Funds [APPROVED;
98-0908]
37. Authorize a twenty-four month price agreement for aluminum sign blanks with
the lowest responsible bidder of two - Vulcan Aluminum - Not to exceed $136,067
- Financing: Current Funds [APPROVED; 98-0909]
38. Authorize a twenty-four month price agreement for remarking of street markings
with the lowest responsible bidder of two - A.S.C. Pavement Markings, Inc. -
Not to exceed $139,428 - Financing: Current Funds [APPROVED; 98-0910]
39. Authorize a twenty-four month multiple award price agreement for abstracting
and title services with the lowest responsible bidders of seven - Research by
Spencer, Texas Legal Investigative Services, All American Title Services, Inc.
and S. R. Legal Investigation Services - Not to exceed $137,900 - Financing:
Current Funds [APPROVED; 98-0911]
40. Authorize a thirty-six month multiple award price agreement for liquid chlorine
delivered in tanker trucks with the two lowest responsible bidders - Aluminum
Chemicals, Inc. d/b/a Coastal Products & Chemicals and DPC Industries, Inc.
- Not to exceed $4,681,042 - Financing: Water Utilities Current Funds [APPROVED;
98-0912]
41. Authorize the purchase of six replacement carbon mixers at the Bachman Water
Treatment Plant with the lowest responsible bidder of two - Lightnin - Not to
exceed $165,080 - Financing: Water Utilities Capital Construction Funds [APPROVED;
98-0913]
42. Authorize the rejection of bids received for PVC pipes and fittings and
authorize readvertisement for new bids - Financing: No cost consideration to
the City [APPROVED; 98-0914]
43. Authorize the rejection of the only responsive bid received for a hydraulic
hammer and authorize readvertisement for new bids - Financing: No cost consideration
to the City [APPROVED; 98-0915]
MISCELLANEOUS
44. Authorize Supplemental Agreement No. 2 to the City's Bond Counsel contract
with Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. to provide payment in the amount of $84,830
for additional legal services received by the City during 1997 in connection
with the Dallas Sports Arena Project, and to provide increased funding in the
amount of $15,000 for future additional legal services in connection with the
Arena Project, if needed - $99,830, from $75,000 to $174,830 - Financing: Event
Services Current Funds (to be reimbursed from funds in the Arena Project Fund,
when available) [APPROVED AS AN INDIVIDUAL ITEM; 98-0916]
45. Authorize acceptance of $99,448 offers tendered on certain City of Dallas,
Texas Civic Center Convention Complex Junior Lien Revenue Bonds, Series 484
and to publish a Notice of Redemption for the balance of $238,250 - Financing:
Convention Center Junior Lien Debt Service Funds [APPROVED; 98-0917]
46. Authorize a contract with The Communications Policy Group, Inc. to conduct
a review of the TCI Cablevision of Dallas, Inc. cable TV system and operations
to determine compliance with local and federal requirements for quality of service
- Not to exceed $94,000 - Financing: Current Funds [APPROVED; 98-0918]
47. A resolution establishing the communications policies to be followed by
TCI Cablevision of Dallas, Inc. while the cable rate adjustment filing is pending
and while the franchise renewal process is ongoing - Financing: No cost consideration
to the City [APPROVED; 98-0919]
48. An ordinance awarding a franchise for 10 years to FaithNet Telecommunications,
Inc. to provide local exchange telephone services as a reseller of Southwestern
Bell and General Telephone Co. service - Estimated Revenue: $692,000 over ten
years [APPROVED;
98-0920; ORDINANCE 23466]
49. Authorize an infrastructure cost participation agreement with Stemmons Manana
Corporation in an amount equal to 30% of the eligible public infrastructure
improvements or $285,000, whichever is less, for the purpose of providing infrastructure
improvements serving property located at the southwest corner of Walnut Hill
Lane and Stemmons Freeway, Dallas, Texas, payable only after completion of improvements
as evidenced by a certificate of occupancy and acceptance of public infrastructure
by the Director of the Public Works and Transportation department - Not to exceed
$285,000 - Financing: Public/Private Partnership Funds [APPROVED; 98-0921]
50. Authorize a professional services contract with Homeward Bound, Inc. for
the provision of substance abuse treatment services in a residential setting
for adults for the period April 1, 1998 through March 31, 1999 - $92,130 - Financing:
Current Funds [APPROVED; 98-0922]
51. Authorize a thirty-six month Interlocal Agreement with the Dallas/Fort Worth
International Airport to provide basic, live fire drills and advanced specialized
aircraft fire training to Aircraft Rescue Firefighters at Love Field and Redbird
Airports - Not to exceed $333,000 - Financing: Aviation Current Funds [APPROVED;
98-0923]
52. Authorize an Interlocal Agreement and Memorandum of Understanding with the
City of Duncanville regarding the provision of law enforcement services in geographical
areas located within the cities of Dallas and Duncanville for the period April
1, 1998 through March 31, 1999 - Financing: No cost consideration to the City
[APPROVED AS AN INDIVIDUAL ITEM;
98-0924]
53. Authorize adoption of the Dallas Regional Mobility Coalition Freeway Management
Workgroup recommendations establishing freeway management and incident removal
from major roadways as a priority, and encourage area/regional alliances to
provide effective freeway management practices to improve mobility (list attached)
- Financing: No cost consideration to the City [APPROVED; 98-0925]
54. Authorize adoption of a resolution to support the Dallas Area Rapid Transit's
six year Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act Reauthorization Request
of $383 million in federal funds, which represents 33% of the $1.18 billion
that DART will invest in new regional rail projects - Financing: No cost consideration
to the City [APPROVED AS AN INDIVIDUAL ITEM; 98-0926]
55. Authorize an amendment to the Five Mile Creek Floodplain Management Study
to eliminate the parallel parkway alignment and extension of Kiest Valley Parkway
along Five Mile Creek at the northeast intersection of Cockrell Hill Road and
Kiest Boulevard - Financing: No cost consideration to the City [APPROVED
AS AN INDIVIDUAL ITEM; 98-0927]
56. Authorize an amendment to the Floodplain Management Study for Renner Creek,
a tributary to the McKamy Branch of White Rock Creek to eliminate the recommended
alternative for future acquisition and construction of a detention basin on
the property located at the northwest corner of Frankford Road and Hillcrest
Road - Financing: No cost consideration to the City [APPROVED; 98-0928]
57. Authorize acceptance of a grant from the Texas Natural Resource Conservation
Commission for a citywide residential recycling promotional campaign, and execution
of the grant agreement - $66,186 - Financing: Texas Natural Resource Conservation
Commission Grant Funds [APPROVED AS AN INDIVIDUAL ITEM; 98-0929]
58. Authorize a contract with WaterView Development, Inc. to provide interruptible
untreated water from Lake Ray Hubbard for five years with three extensions of
five years each for irrigation of the new WaterView Golf Club located in the
City of Rowlett - Revenue: $23,406 in 1997-1998, $91,469 annually thereafter
[APPROVED AS AN INDIVIDUAL ITEM; 98-0930]
PUBLIC HEARINGS AND RELATED ACTIONS
MISCELLANEOUS HEARINGS
59. A public hearing to receive citizen comments in preparation of the FY 1998-99
Operating, Capital, Grant and Trust budgets - Financing: No cost consideration
to the City [HEARING CLOSED; 98-0931]
60. A public hearing to receive citizen comments regarding the removal of Eddie
CMOHill as a member of the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Board -
Financing: No cost consideration to the City [TABLED; 98-0932]
61. A resolution removing Eddie Hill as a member of the Dallas/Fort Worth
International Airport Board - Financing: No cost consideration to the City [TABLED;
98-0932]
ZONING CASES - CONSENT[98-0933]
62. Application for and an ordinance granting an amendment to Specific Use Permit
No. 1288 for a Private School (Keystone Academy) on property presently zoned
as Planned Development District No. 106 for R-10 Single Family District Uses
at the southeast corner of Frankford Road and Davenport Road, and further correcting
the property description for Specific Use Permit No. 1288 Recommendation of Staff andCPC:Approval Z978-130/10062-NC(KC)[CPC RECOMMENDATION FOLLOWED; 98-0934; ORDINANCE
23467]
63. Application for and an ordinance granting the removal of the D-Dry Overlay
District on property presently zoned an O-2-D Office-Dry Subdistrict within
Planned Development District No. 193, the Oak Lawn Special Purpose District,
at the west corner of Bowen Street and the M.K. & T Railroad Recommendation of Staff and CPC:Approval Z978-131/10472-C(KC)[CPC RECOMMENDATION FOLLOWED; 98-0935; ORDINANCE
23468]
64. Application for and an ordinance granting an amendment to the site plan
and conditions for Planned Development District No. 202 for Office Uses and
Certain Retail Uses to permit a revision to the sign regulations for detached
premise signs on property on the east side of Preston Road, north of Crownover
Court Recommendation of Staff andCPC:Approval Z978-137/8949-NC(RB)[CPC RECOMMENDATION FOLLOWED; 98-0936; ORDINANCE
23469]
65. Application for and an ordinance granting an amendment to Area B within
Planned Development District No. 317, the Cedars Area Special Purpose District,
to create an Area B-1 to allow a single family residence by right at the south
corner of Sullivan Drive and Browder Street Recommendation of Staff and CPC:Approval, subject to amended
conditions Z978-148/10493-C(LS)[CPC RECOMMENDATION FOLLOWED; 98-0937; ORDINANCE
23470]
66. Application for and an ordinance granting a Specific Use Permit for a Private
School on property presently zoned a TH-3 Townhouse Subdistrict within Planned
Development District No. 193, the Oak Lawn Special Purpose District, on the
southeast side of Vagas Avenue, southwest of Maple Avenue Recommendation of Staff:Approval for a permanent time period,
subject to a site plan and conditions Recommendation of CPC:Approval for a twenty-year time period
with eligibility for automatic renewal for additional ten-year time periods,
subject to a site plan and conditions Z978-163/10514-NW(RB)[CPC RECOMMENDATION FOLLOWED; 98-0938; ORDINANCE
23471]
67. Application for and an ordinance granting a Planned Development District
for a Public School (Merriman Park Elementary) and R-7.5(A) Single Family District
Uses on property presently zoned an R-7.5(A) Single Family District at the northeast
corner of Abrams Road and Winedale Drive Recommendation of Staff and CPC:Approval, subject to a development
plan, landscape plan, and conditions Z978-141/10486-NE(CR)[CPC RECOMMENDATION FOLLOWED; 98-0939; ORDINANCE
23472]
68. Application for and an ordinance granting an MF-1(A) Multifamily District
on property presently zoned a GO(A) General Office District on the southeast
side of Emily Road, east of Coit Road Recommendation of Staff and CPC:Approval
Z978-152/10497-NC(LS)[CPC RECOMMENDATION FOLLOWED; 98-0940; ORDINANCE
23473]
69. Application for and an ordinance granting a Specific Use Permit for a Private
School (All Saints Catholic School) on property presently zoned an R-7.5(A)
Single Family District at the northwest corner of Arapaho Road and Meadowcreek
Drive Recommendation of Staff andCPC:Approval for a three-year
time period with eligibility for automatic renewal for an additional two-year
time period, subject to a site plan and conditions Z978-155/10498-NC(KC)[APPROVED AS AN INDIVIDUAL ITEM; 98-0941; ORDINANCE
23474]
70. Application for and an ordinance granting a Planned Development District
for a Private School (Good Shepherd Episcopal School) and R-16(A) Single Family
District Uses on property presently zoned an R-16(A) Single Family District
and an R-16(A) Single Family District with Specific Use Permit No. 1071 for
a Private school, and an application for and an ordinance granting the termination
of Specific Use Permit No. 1071 on property at the southeast corner of Northaven
Road and Midway Road Recommendation of Staff and CPC:Approval, subject to a development
plan, landscape plan, and conditions Z978-159/8920-NC(RB)[CPC RECOMMENDATION FOLLOWED; 98-0942; ORDINANCE
23475 AND ORDINANCE 23476]
ZONING CASES - INDIVIDUAL
71. Application for and an ordinance granting a Specific Use Permit for a Commercial
amusement (outside) use for a golf practice and driving range on property presently
zoned an MU-3 Mixed Use District at the west corner of Goldmark Drive and North
Central Expressway Recommendation of Staff:Approval for a seven-year time period,
subject to a site plan and conditions Recommendation of CPC:Approval for a one-year time period, subject
to a site plan and conditions Z978-124/9697-NC(LS)[CONTINUED UNTIL 4/8/98 WITH HEARING OPEN; 98-0943]
72. Application for and an ordinance granting an RR Regional Retail District
with retention of the D-Dry Overlay on property presently zoned a CR-D Community
Retail-Dry District on the east side of South Hampton Road, north of Burlington
Drive, and a resolution authorizing acceptance of a deed restriction instrument
submitted in conjunction with the change of zoning Recommendation of Staff:Denial
Recommendation of CPC:Approval, subject to deed restrictions volunteered
by the applicant Z967-309/10349-SW(CR)[CPC RECOMMENDATION FOLLOWED; 98-0944; ORDINANCE
23477]
73. Application for an amendment to the Subarea 2a portion of Planned Development
District No. 316, the Jefferson Area Special Purpose District, to create a new
Subarea 2b within Subarea 2a in order to add a Commercial Bus Station and Terminal
use to the list of permitted uses on the north side of Centre Street, west of
Zang Boulevard Recommendation of Staff and CPC:Denial
Z967-261/10359-SW(CR)[REFERRED BACK TO CITY PLAN COMMISSION; 98-0945]
74. Application for a Specific Use Permit for a Bar, lounge or tavern and a
Commercial amusement (inside) use for a dance hall on property presently zoned
a CR Community Retail District on the north side of Northwest Highway, west
of Ovella Avenue Recommendation of Staff and CPC: Denial
Z967-254/10341-NW(RB)[DENIED WITH PREJUDICE; 98-0946]
STREET NAME CHANGE UNDER ADVISEMENT - INDIVIDUAL
75. Application for and an ordinance waiving certain street name change standards
and changing the name of Floyd Road from Forest Lane to Sherman Street to "TI
Boulevard" Recommendation of Staff and CPC: Approval
NC 967-101[CONTINUED UNTIL 5/13/98 WITH HEARING OPEN; 98-0947]
Note: The above application was considered by the City Council on February
11, 1998 and was taken under advisement until March 25, 1998 with the public
hearing open.
FLOODPLAIN APPLICATIONS
76. FLOODPLAIN APPLICATION: Application for a fill permit and removal of the
flood plain (FP) prefix from 4.2 acres of land currently in the 100-year flood
plain of Renner Creek. The property is located at the northwest corner of Frankford
Road and Hillcrest Road in City Block 19/8734 and is currently zoned Community
Retail (CR). Fill Permit 97-08 - Financing: No cost consideration to the City
[HEARING CLOSED; 98-0948]
77. FLOODPLAIN APPLICATION: Application for a fill permit and removal of the
flood plain (FP) prefix from 13.92 acres of land currently in the 100-year flood
plain of Honey Springs Branch. The property is located at the northwest corner
of IH 45 and Loop 12 in City Block 6105 and is zoned Industrial Manufacturing
(IM). Fill Permit 98-01 - Financing: No cost consideration to the City [HEARING
CLOSED; 98-0949]
THOROUGHFARE PLAN AMENDMENT
78. Authorize an amendment to the Thoroughfare Plan to reduce the right-of-way
and pavement width of Frankford Road from Coit Road to Waterview Parkway and
an ordinance implementing the change - Financing: No cost consideration to the
City
Note: This item was considered by the City Council on December 10, 1997, January
14, 1998, February 11, 1998 and February 25, 1998 and was taken under advisement
until March 25, 1998 with the public hearing open. [CONTINUED UNTIL 4/8/98
WITH HEARING OPEN; 98-0950]
BENEFIT ASSESSMENT HEARING
Ohio Avenue from Ramsey Avenue to Alabama Avenue
79. * Benefit assessment hearing for street paving, storm drainage, water and
wastewater main improvements for the above listed street. [HEARING CLOSED;
98-0951]
80. * Ordinance levying benefit assessments for street paving, storm drainage,
water and wastewater main improvements for the above listed street - Financing:
No cost consideration to the City [APPROVED; 98-0951;ORDINANCE 23478]
ITEMS FOR INDIVIDUAL CONSIDERATION
81. Consideration of appointments to boards and commissions (Executive Session,
if necessary, Personnel, Sec. 551.074, T.O.M.A.) [APPOINTMENTS MADE TO BOARDS;
98-0952]
82. Authorize approval of the bi-weekly tax action [APPROVED; 98-0953]
- Debra Walker, et al v. HUD, et al.
- City of Fort Worth v. City of Dallas, et al., Cause No. 48-171109-97
(lawsuit regarding the Shelby Amendment to Wright Amendment)
- City of Dallas v. Department of Transportation, et al., Civil Action
No. 4-97CV-939-A
Personnel (Sec. 551.074 T.O.M.A)
- Agenda Item Nos. 60 and 61, if necessary
ADDENDUM
ADDITION:
ITEMS FOR INDIVIDUAL CONSIDERATION
1. Authorize acquisition of the remainder interest of the heirs of the estate
of J.T. Trezevant by purchase or eminent domain, if such becomes necessary, of
approximately 1,958 square feet of land for street right-of-way and approximately
11,799 square feet of land for a temporary working space easement near the intersection
of Cedar Springs Road and Turtle Creek Boulevard - $8,960 - Financing: 1985 Bond
Funds (to be fully reimbursed by the developer) [APPROVED; 98-0954]
CORRECTION:
60. A public hearing to receive citizen comments regarding the possible
removal of Eddie CMO Hill as a member of the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport
Board - Financing: No cost consideration to the City [98-0931]
STREET RESURFACING
GROUP 1
Agenda Item #6
Schedule 1 -
1995 Bond Program
Project
From
To
Limits
Council
District
Meadow
6900
7900
Hillcrest to US 75
11
Quincy
11500
11700
Northaven to Forest
13
Thunderbird
8500
8700
Lanshire to Deertail
10
Woodland
6900
7000
Hillcrest to Stoneshire
13
Schedule 2 - Street 2010 Program
Project
From
To
Limits
Council
District
Baxtershire
7500
7537
Valleydale to concrete @ 7537
Baxtershire
11
Bert
6800
Hillcrest to dead end cul-de-sac
11
Blue Mesa
6800
6900
Meandering Way to Lattimore
12
Boedecker
10100
10200
Lakehurst to Meadow
11
Capri Ct.
8900
Capri to dead end cul-de-sac
10
Chattington
7300
7400
Meandering Way to Tophill
12
Claren
7100
Meandering Way to dead end
cul-de-sac
12
Danvers
13700
Alpha to Hughes
11
Dartbrook
6500
7000
Meadowcreek to Belt Line
11
Deer Trail
7700
7800
Goforth to Bargiames
10
Desdemona
10400
11400
Barnes Bridge to Gus Thomasson
9
Dove Brook
10800
Stone Canyon to dead end
11
Drumcliffe
9000
9100
Blessington to Lemmonwood
10
Dunmore
9000
9100
Blessington to Church
10
Eagle
7700
7800
Bargiames to Goforth
10
Egret
10500
Woodthrush to Ravencroft
11
El Estado
15500
15600
Arapaho to Coit
12
El Estado
15700
Arapaho to alley @ 15783 El
Estado
12
Estate
10100
Ferndale to Larchcrest
10
Fawn
8700
Deer Trail Dr. to Eagle Trl.
10
Fern
10400
10600
Centerville to Gus Thomasson
9
Fisher
6400
6500
Abrams to Highgate
9
Forest Glade
6900
Orchid to Orchid
11
Forestview
9500
Skillman to Forest
10
Grand Oaks
7100
Meadow to Barrywood
11
Harvest Hill
5600
5900
Montfort to Preston
13
Kalani Pl.
6300
Hughes to dead end cul-de-sac
11
Kendallwood
7100
Alpha to Meadowside
11
Knollview
14900
Hillcrest to Hillcrest
12
Lanshire
10200
10400
Ferndale to Larchwood
10
Lavendale
7200
St. Michaels to cul-de-sac
11
Lemmonwood
7700
Cork to Stone River
10
Loma Vista
9000
9300
Vista View to Abrams
10
Lubbock
10800
10900
Mediterranean to Rolling Rock
10
Maguires Bridge
9000
Tory Sound to Blessington
10
Malabar
7438
7499
7438 Malabar to Valleydale
11
Marsh
9400
9900
Northwest Highway to Walnut
Hill
2,14
Marsh(northbound)
10800
11600
Royal to Weeburn
13
Marsh(southbound)
10800
11400
Royal to Pallos Verdas
13
Meadowcreek
6500
6800
Crestmere to Hillcrest
11
Meadowside
13200
13300
Kendallwood to Kendallwood
11
Mediterranean(N)
8600
Mediterranean to dead end
cul-de-sac
10
Merriman
7000
7100
Abrams to concrete E. of Truxton
10
Moondust
15600
Las Cosa to Arapaho
12
Nimrod
7800
Thunderbird to Bargiames
10
Oakpoint
14100
Spring Valley to Meadow Creek
11
Regal Oaks Dr.
10200
Meadow to Meadow Park
11
Richmond
6400
Abrams to Gaston
9,14
Richwater
6100
6115
Preston to concrete @ 6115
Richwater
12
Skillman
4400
5200
Woodcrest to Lovers
9,14
Squaw Valley
17600
Crested Butte to dead end
cul-de-sac
12
Tealford
2200
Joaquin to Dalehurst
9
Timberleaf
9400
9600
Abrams to Arbor Park
10
Valleybrook
6500
Dartbrook to concrete cul-de-sac
11
Valleydale Dr.
11100
Northaven to concrete W. of
US 75
11
Walnut Hill
2400
2600
IH 35 to Harry Hines
6
Walnut Hill
2800
3300
Denton to Webb Chapel
2,6
Walnut Hill
3600
3900
Glenrio to Lenel
13,14
Wittmore Cir.
13200
Meadowside to dead end cul-de-sac
11
Schedule 2A & 2B - Street Considered for Recycling - Street 2010 Program
Project
From
To
Limits
Council
District
Hughes
12600
12900
Lafayette Wy. to IH 635
11
La Cosa
6700
7000
Meadowcreek to Hillcrest
12
La Vista
6200
6400
Gaston to Live Oak
14
Skillman
5300
5900
Lovers to Northwest Hwy.
9,13
University (E)
5600
6000
Central to Skillman
9
STREET RESURFACING
GROUP 2
Agenda Item #7
Schedule 1 -
1995 Bond Program
Project
From
To
Limits
Council District
Alcorn
400
Elam to Woodmont
5
Eastgate
4900
Dupont to Fifty-second
5
Harlandale
2800
3100
Saner to Kiest
4,6
Haskell S
800
1200
Garland to E. Grand
7
Haskell S
1800
3300
Fitzhugh to Dolphin
2,7
Ledbetter Sv. Rd. E
2100
2300
Alley W. of Eastgate to Horizon
5
Mehalia
3800
4200
Baraboo to Golden Gate
8
Peak S
600
1000
Haskell to IH 30
2,7
Peak S
500S
800N
IH 30 to Gaston
2
Quartet
1400
1500
Hidden Valley to Troyglen
8
Schedule 1A & 1B - Streets Considered for Recycling - 1995 Bond Program
Project
From
To
Limits
Council
District
Stonewall
900
1100
Peak to Haskell
2,7
Schedule 2 - Street 2010 Program
Project
From
To
Limits
Council
District
Akard S
500
800
Young to Cadiz
2
Alcorn
6200
6400
Stoneport to Ezekial
5
Altacrest
9600
St. Augustine to Mossglen
5
Annabelle
1000
Rosalinda to Barrett
5
Atwell
3300
3500
Peeler to Lemmon
2
Barnabus
3800
Morning View to dead end
8
Beaumont
2000
Harwood to S. Pearl
2
Beautycrest
300
400
Crusader to cul-de-sac on
Beautycrest
8
Bellbrook
6300
Stoneport to Ezekial
5
Bentham
9200
Prairie Creek to cul-de-sac
4
Blueberry
500
600
Cedarcliff to Odom
5
Bronx
5100
5200
Arden to Pentagon
8
Bruton Springs
2600
2700
Prairie Creek to Jennie Lee
4
Buckeye
8700
Blueberry to Cedarcliff
5
Campfire
2000
Hampton to Mark Trial Way
5
Canberra
2600
Grayson to Bristol
3
Carroll S
100
500
Main to IH 30 Service Road
2
Cedarcroft
3200
3300
Spruce Valley to Kiest
6
Chart
2300
Concrete @ 2328 Chart to Ferguson
7
Chart
2300
From old bridge to concrete
@ 2387 Chart
7
Creekglen
2400
Bentham to Jennie Lee
4
Crystal
800
Sylvan to Chappel
1
Earlcove
2500
Jennie Lee to cul-de-sac
5
East Shore
1600
Frostwood to dead end S. of
Frostwood
5
Eastus
1500
1600
Kessler to Greenbriar
3
Elmwood
1400
Edgefield to 1420 Elmwood
3
Ewing N
300
800
Eight to Colorado
1
Fenestra
2300
Lakeland to Sweetwater
7
Glengreen
9600
9700
St. Augustine to Red Cloud
5
Glenview
400
Birch to Elam
5
Grayson
2500
2600
S. Llewellyn to Bristol
3
Griffin N
2000
Munger to Woodall Rodgers
2
Haggar Way
3300
3500
Lemmon to Peeler
2
Hawley
1400
Woodcastle to Grovecrest
5
Hickory
1900
Park to Harwood
2
Horizon
4700
4900
Ledbetter to dead end N. of
Inca
5
Indian Ridge
7100
7327
Camp Wisdom to 7327 Indian
Ridge
5
Irving
2900
3100
Commonwealth to Inwood
6
Lakehurst Court
4100
4300
Mount Royal to Randolph
1
Lamar N
2200
Broom to dead end
2
Lenway
1700
Wendelkin to concrete @ Julius
Schepps
7
Llewellyn S
2000
Intersection Wynnewood- Wynnewood
Plaza
3
Manor Way
2500
2700
Maple to Owens
2
Manor Way
3100
3500
Cedar Springs to Lemmon
2
Maple
2800
3700
Cedar Springs to Oaklawn
2,14
Mockingbird W
600
1300
Irving to Elmbrook
6
Motor
1200
1900
Irving to Harry Hines
6
Nandina
6900
7100
Alta Mesa to Forest Pkwy
8
Navajo
3200
Kiest to Hoke Smith
3
O'Bannon
2700
Bristol to S. Llewellyn
3
Old Homestead
8200
Pleasant to Wideman dead end
5
Page W
1500
1600
Rosemont to Windomere
1
Pratt
1800
Heyser to Bizerte
3
Rayville
8200
8400
From concrete @ 8202 Rayville
to Holcomb
5
Red Cloud
1800
Mountain Bend to Oak Gate
5
Renova
9300
Cypress to Sandstone
4
Rhoda
9400
Edgeglen to Uarda
8
Rosalinda
7000
Jim Miller to Annabelle
5
Rosecliff
8900
Prairie Creek to Greendale
5
Sandy Hook
9300
Sandstone to cul-de-sac
4
Sixth E
900
IH 35E to Jefferson
1
Storey
100N
100S
Ninth to Jefferson
1
Wichita
2000
Cedar Springs to Harry Hines
14
Wideman
800
Old Homestead to dead end
5
Wild Honey
6700
6800
Soft Wind to dead end S. of
McLarty
8
Wycliff
250
2600
Maple to Brown
2
Wycliff
3500
4200
Lemmon to Oak Lawn
14
Schedule 2 - Street Restoration
Project
From
To
Limits
Council
District
Bentham
9200
Prairie Creek to cul-de-sac
4
Bronx
5100
5200
Arden to Pentagon
8
Ewing N
300
800
Eighth to Colorado
1
Lenway
1700
Wendelkin to concrete @
Julius Schepps
7
Nandina
6900
7100
Alta Mesa to Forest Pkwy
8
Rhoda
9400
Edgeglen to Uarda
8
Sixth E
900
IH 35E to Jefferson
1
Wild Honey
6700
6800
Soft Wind to dead end S. of
McLarty
8
Wycliff
3500
4200
Lemmon to Oak Lawn
14
STREET RESURFACING
GROUP 2 (Continued)
Agenda Item #7
Schedule 2A &
2B - Street Considered for Recycling - Street 2010 Program
Project
From
To
Limits
Council
District
Beckley
2300
3100
Illinois to Kiest
6
Clarendon W
1400
2300
Edgefield to Hampton
1
Commerce
2200
3400
Central to Exposition
2
Conner
1500
1600
Grovecrest to Stonehurst
5
Ewing N
300
800
Eight to Colorado
1
Harry Hines
3300
4500
Market Center to 415' E. of
Tollway
2,6
Harry Hines
4600
6500
Mockingbird to Market Center
6
Hudnall
3100
3400
Cedar Springs to Lemmon
2
Properties
To Be Acquired For North Central Expressway Project
Agenda Item #20
Owner
Land Area
Sq. Ft.
Amount
Sherwood Trust
1,493
$29,860.00
Sherwood Trust
1,562
$31,240.00
Barkley Adams Rice
426
$ 3,232.00
R.N. Ferachi & Carol 0.
Funk
348
$ 3,036.00
Lawrence Patrick Connelly
263
$ 2,421.00
Danny Eaton
245
$2,015.00
William S. Rice
252
$ 2,314.00
John B. Holmes
274
$ 2,168.00
Raymond D. Rupert
231
$ 2,192.00
Timothy and Karen Mcarty
218
$ 3,885.00
Eric W. Johnson
222
$ 1,904.00
E.W.J. Trust
1283
$ 3,191.00
AVIGATION
EASEMENTS
TO BE ACQUIRED FOR DALLAS-FORT WORTH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
(All Properties are Located in the City of Irving, Texas)
Agenda Item #24
No.
Owner
Property
Address
Avigation
Easement
Payment
Mitagation
and Closing
Expense
Payment
Total
Payment
1.
Andrew Franklin Brown, Jr.and
Martha Ileane Brown
2425 Salmon St.
$ 8,040.00
$ 8,710.00
$16,750.00
2.
Glenn S. Rodgers and wife,
Lillie S. Rodgers
4008 Hackmore Loop
$19,560.00
$21,190.00
$40,750.00
3.
Lori B. And Phillip B. Bellows
4130 Crest Ridge Dr.
$19,320.00
$20,930.00
$40,250.00
DALLAS REGIONAL
MOBILITY COALITION FREEWAY MANAGEMENT
WORKGROUP
Items Considered for Action/Implementation
Agenda Item#53
Priority - First Level
!
Enhanced relationship/encouragement with rush-hour news media (traffic reports/helicopters)
to have public service announcements ready to go for certain areas on alternate
routes, "move it" reminders, etc.
! Reference markers by TxDOT/NTTA/Locals to provide exact locations to allow
cellular phone reports to pinpoint location, lanes, direction of travel, of
incidents thus enhancing response times of needed equipment/personnel.
! Uniform policy/procedure for local agencies regarding authority to order heavy
equipment to clear roadways.
! Centralize contact point to TxDOT from local agencies for assistance requests,
heavy equipment, etc. (maybe at new satellite center). TxDOT would maintain
inventory and access nearest required equipment/personnel to assist in roadway
clearance.
! Clarify and encourage uniform discretionary policy with law enforcement agencies
on use of "push bumpers" to immediately clear roadway during peak hours of stalled/disabled
vehicles to a place of safety off traveled portion of roadway.
! Develop and encourage adoption of "corridor" concept for towing/wrecker service.
This would require agreement with all area cities as to contract, response time,
equipment, etc.
! Implement through insurance companies, AAA, etc. enhanced awareness and constant
reminders (media, insurance cards, publicity) of "move-it" law to require motorists
involved in minor accidents on freeways to immediately move vehicles from lanes
of traffic.
! Address issue with investigative agencies for roadway incidents the balance
between investigative effort and time for documentation of incident with cost/impact
of delays/closures during peak hours. No attempt to sacrifice safety of responders,
rather how can roadway be cleared in a timely fashion during the morning and
evening peak traffic periods.
DALLAS REGIONAL
MOBILITY COALITION FREEWAY MANAGEMENT
WORKGROUP
Items Considered for Action/Implementation
Agenda Item#53
Second Level - Areas to Address
!
Change in state law to allow "ticket by mail" for lane violations and allow
video enforcement capability (HOV issue).
! Enhance initial training of law enforcement/fire/EMS personnel on priority
to reduce lane blockage and decrease roadway clearance times for incidents on
major roadways during peak hours. Again, reemphasize the desire not to impede
safety issues for responders, rather how can incident be addressed and roadway
cleared more quickly.
! Address liability issues (legal) for time required for EMS personnel to receive
information and complete paperwork at scene of incident. This would probably
require uniform policy for EMS responders.
! Develop/implement focused incident command procedure for incidents on major
roadways during peak hours. Find incentive for in-service training/roll-call
training to reinforce the desired practices with Police/Fire/EMS.
! Potential to expand TxDOT courtesy patrol equipment and roadway clearance
capability (not replacing/competing with wrecker service, rather immediate clearance
of roadway and moving vehicle/items to a place of safety off travel lanes).
! Uniform policy/seek waivers for hazardous material requirements for certain
incidents during peak hours. Balance limited threat of materials to cost/impact
on motorists during peak hours.
! Local scheduling of Public Works and Traffic Signal personnel to provide immediate
response during peak hours for equipment, signal repair, alternate routing methods.
! Coordinate with TxDOT more effective 18 wheeler/cargo clearance authority
and quickest method to get roadway reopened.
! Possibility/practicality of one law enforcement agency handling incidents
on "corridor" roadways (local, agency, county, state).
Prepared under the authority
of the City Secretary Deborah Watkins