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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/13/1985 City Council MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL SESSION OF THE CITY COUNCIL HELD ON JULY 13, 1985 The SPECIAL SESSION of the City Council of the City of The Colony, Texas7 which was held at the D/FW Airport Hilton Inn on July 137 19557 and was called to order at 9:00 a.m. with the following City Council members present: Larry D. Sample Mayor Rick Harris Councilman Tom Arrambide Councilman Helen Gray Councilman Charles Dodds Councilman Marlene Poole Councilman and with Councilman Amick absent due to out of town business, however, a quorum was established. 1. CONSIDERATION OF FUTURE PLANNING OF THE CITY In an informal 'discussion, the Council determined that the following areas were to be goals in the future planning of The Colony; (1) Secure City access onto Wynnewood Peninsula, (2) Finalize the southern boundaries of the City, preferably through a boundary adjustment agreemen~ with the City o£ Carrollton; (3) Determine the southwestern boundary, preferably through boundary adjustment agreement with Lewisville; (#) Determine the northern boundary of The Colony7 preferably through negotiations with the City of Frisco; (5) Initiate a request to the Corps of Engineers for land to develop an athletic field complex; (6) Begin The Colony Master Land Use Plan and incorporate into that plan a Master Thoroughfare Plan and a land use plan for Wynnewood Peninsula; (7) Determine the feasibility of serving in the southern portion of the City through the Indian Creek sewer l~ne; (8) Determine the ultimate development o£ Hackberry Peninsula and the City's part in that development; (9) Review the feasibility of expanding the Lewisville Independent School Distr~ict to the Wynnewood Peninsula; (10) Review all methods o£ transportation from The Colony, including better access to Love Field and D/FW, a rapid transit plan, heliaport, etc.; (11) Determine the boundary lines of the Southwestern Bell Franchise; (12) Determine a "wet/dry" boundary; (13) Determine the ultimate boundaries and planning for the City and project a population goal for the City; (1#) Review options to establish an East Lewisville Lake Safety Patrol and have this within the City's jurisdiction; (15) Work with other Cities and Counties in this area to develop a regional landfill. Also in this discussion~ the Council determined further some short range goals. They are as follows: (1) Have a Colony representative on the Denton County Appraisal Board; (2) Continue and approve close working relations with Denton County Jail members of the Commissioner's Court]; (3) Establish a hotel/motel tax for future use; (#) Establish better communications with City Boards; (5) Complete the Base Map of the City to be utilized in the Master Land Use planningl (6) Review the Park fee schedules for Stewart Creek Park - a. Day Pass b. Annual Pass c. Camping Pass - 1. Tent 2. Hook-ups; (7) Reactivate the Industrial Development Board; (8) Determine a plan £or the future growth of The Colony Animal Shelter. At 11:00 a.m. representatives of the Park & Recreation Board, the Planning & Zoning Commission and the Board of Adjustment of and Appeals met with the Council to discuss these goals at length. There being no action to be taken by the Council, Mayor Sample adjourned the meeting at #:00 p.m. APPROVED: