HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/15/1984 City Council-SS Minutes of the City Council
of the City of The Colony, Texas
held on
October 15, 1984
The SPECIAL SESSION of the City Council was called to order
at 7:00 p.m. on a tract of land generally located ½ mile
south of SH121 along the Burlington Northern Railroad bound-
ed by McKamy Trail on the west, with the following members
present:
Larry D. Sample Mayor
Rick Harris Councilman
Noel Long Councilman
Helen Gray Councilman
Charles Dodds Councilman
and with Councilmen Amick and Poole absent; however, a quorum
was established.
1. PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING ANNEXATION INTO THE CORPORATE
CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF THE COLONY A TRACT OF LAND
ONE HALF MILE SOUTH OF SH121 ALONG THE BURLINGTON
NORTHERN RAILROAD
Councilman Dodds made a motion to open this on site
Public Hearing. The motion was seconded by Councilman
Long.
Janice Carroll, City Manager, read a Service Plan for
the area in accordance with 970A Section 10B of V.A.C.S.
(Attachment "A")
Mayor Sample asked if there was anyone present who
wished to speak regarding this annexation. There
was no one present who wished to speak. Councilman
Dodds then moved to close the Public Hearing. Second-
ed by Councilman Long, the motion carried with a
unanimous vote.
With no further action to be taken by the Council at this
time, Councilman Dodds moved to adjourn this meeting.
Seconded by Councilman Harris, the motion carried with a
unanimous vote.
Mayor Sample adjourned this meeting at 7:05 p.m.
Approved:
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Attest:
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Service Plan for a land tract generally located south ol SHI21 along the eastern
city limits boundary adjacent to the I.B.M. tract and including the Burlington Northern
Railroad.
In accordance with 970A Section 10B YACS tt~e following is a statement of governmental
service that must be provided In sixty (60) days and capital improvements that
must be provided in two and one half years.
1. Presently the City does have a contract with Denton County to
provide fire protection to this area and this service will be continued. Ambulance
service can be provided immediately. This land is not developed and has few inhabitants.
A large number of medical calls is not expected.
2. The Police Department will review immediately the provision
a new district which will provide for patrol of this area based upon need.
3. Waste collection can be provided upon request.
#. Road and Park maintenance can be maintained. There are no recreational
facilities on this land.
5. No capital improvements, i.e., streets, fire station, etc., are needed
until the land is subdivided and consequently developed.
6. Water and sewer service is not provided by the City. This area
can request'to be included into the Colony Municipal Utility District #1 for these
services.