City Council Packet - 11/14/1966 TIGARD CITY COUNCIL
MEETING NOVEMBER 14, 1966
AGENDA:
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. POLL CALL
3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - 'OCTOBER 17, 1966
5. APPOINTMENT OF COUNCILMAN
6.- MONTHLY REPORTS
(a) Financial
(b) Building.
(c) Police
(d) Sewer
7. PAYING OF THE BILLS
8. RENEWAL OF LIQUOR LICENSES
(a) Safeway:Stores, Inc.
(b) Lone Oak Restaurant
(c) Ron's Green Valley Tavern
(d) Town Tavern
9. ACCEPTANCE OF BURLWOOD STREETS
(a) Recommendation of City Engineer
10. BOILER INSURANCE SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT
(a) Recommendation of; City Administrator
(b) Bid Award
11. ANNUAL LIBRARY REPORT
12'. TORLAND ANNEXATIONt
(a) Setting of Public Hearing;
13. UNION CENTRAL COMPANY ANNEXATION
(a) Setting of Public Hearing'.
14. RESOLUTION -'Commending Councilman C.E. Klock, Sr. for Public Service
15. RESOLUTION TO TRANSFER CITY FUNDS - Transferred for the generalbenefit
of the City
(a) Transfer of $360.00 from Sewage;Disposal to General Fund
for Police Vehicle '
16. MOBILE RADIO FOR POLICE DEPARTMENT ON LEASE-OPTION
(a) Authorize City Administrator to sign on behalf of City
17. CADET PROGRAM FOR POLICE DEPARTMENT
18. OTHER BUSINESS
19. CALL TO THE AUDIENCE FOR THOSE DESIRING TO SPEAK
20. ADJOURNMENT
1 -1 .2A R D 91 ! x C U U N C I L
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1966, 7:30 P.M.
1. ROLL CALL Present: Mayor E.G. Kyle, Councilmen F.H. Bergmann, Roy
M. Fisher, Harvey L. Knauss, John P. Well, Attorney F.A.
Anderson, City Administrator Robert K. Logan; Keith C.
Thompson, City Engineer; Monnie S. Andrews, City Recorder
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3. MINUTES, for approval October 17, 1966
Approved.
4. APPOINTMENT OI' ROY M. FISHER TO THE CITY COUNCIL TO REPLACE CHESTER
E. KLOCK, SR., AND TO SERVE THE BALANCE OF HIS TERM.
Motion: Councilman Bergmann, Seconded by Councilman Well
Approved by unanimous vote.
Oath of Office Administered by Attorney Anderson
5. FINANCIAL AND DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS. FOR OCTOBER 1966
(a) Submitted and made a part of the record.
6. BAYING OF THE BILLS"
Motion: Councilman Bergmann, Seconded by Councilman Well
Approved by unanimous vote.
7. RENEWAL OF LIQUOR LICENSES
(a) Safeway Stores, Inc.
(b) Lore Oak Restaurant
(c) Ron's Green Valley Tavern
(d) Town Tavern
Approved by unanimous vote.
8. ACCEPTANCE OF BURLWOOD STREE,rS AND ONE YEAR STREET MAINTENANCE BOND
Motion: Councilman Well, Seconded by Councilman Bergmann
Approved by unanimous vote.
9. BOILER INSURANCE SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT BIDS
s Insurance Associates (Hartford Steam Boiler) $99.00 per year
(Only Bid Received)
City,Administrator recommended award to Insurance Associates
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It was moved by,Councilman Bergmann, Seconded by Councilman Well,
and C17animously carried that Council accept the apparent low bid
of, Insurance Associates in the amount of $99,00 per year for a 3
year period, and subject to annual audit.
I.Q. ACCEPL'AP"C:.E f), 1'HE; ANNUAL LIBRARY REPORT, AND i^OMMENDTNG LIBRARY HOARD
AND STAFF
Approved by unanimous Vote.
11 ANNFXA`I''.Cf)N ORDI:NANC+Is' - An Ordinance Setting Hearing with Respect to
Annexation Proposal concerning Annexation. of
Lands in Greenburg Heights, Washington Countv,
Oregon, Catmnonly known as the Torland, et al
Annexation Proposal
Public Hearing - 8;00 P.M,., 1_`+ecember 12, 1966, Council Chambers,
City Halle Tigaid, Oregon
(a) Ordinance No. 66-44 - ordinance read three times by title
and number
(b) Motion: Councilman Well, Seconded by Councilman Knauss
Adopted by unanimous vote
12. ANNEXATION ORDINANCE - An Ordinance Setting Hearing with Respect to
Proposed Annexation of the Lands of Union Central
Company, being Tax Lot '3400 1 S 1 36 AC, Washington
County, Oregon, and Directing Giving of Notice
Thereof
Public Hearing - 8:00 P.M., December 12, 1966; Council Chambers .
City Hall, Tigard, Oregon
(a) Ordinance No. 66-45 - Ordinance read three times by title
and number.
(b) Motion: Councilman Bergmann, Seconded by Councilman well
Adopted by unanimous vote. I
13. RESOLUTION,, CC,runrridinq Councilman C.E. Klock, Sr. for Public Service
Adopted by unanimous vote.
14. RESOLUTION: TRANSFER OF CITY FUNDS
(a) Transfer of 5360:00 from Sewage Disposal Sind to General
Fund for purcl-case of Police Vehicle
Motion: Councilman Bergmann, Seconded by Councilman Knauss
Adopted by unanimous vote;
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15. MOBILE IADIO FOR POLICE DEPARTMENT ON LEASE-OPTION
it was moved by Councilman Well, Seconded by Councilman Bergmann,
and unanimously approved that Council authorize the City Admin
istrator to sign the Lease-Option Contract on behalf of the City.
Payments co be $54.24 per month for a twelve month period.
Motion: Councilman Well, Seconded by Councilman Bergmann
Approved by unanimous vote
16. CADET PROGFHM FOR POLICE DEPARTMENT
Motion to reject program by Councilman Bergmann failed due to
lack of second.-
Matter was then tabled for further discussion
OTHER BUSINESS
1. PINEBROOK ANNEXATION PROPOSAL
City Administrator presented a map outlining recommended Boundaries
for Pinebrook Annexation Election. Councilman Bergmann moved that
boundary end at Sattler Road. Motion did not receive a second.
Motion was tabled by unanimous vote.
2. RESOLUTION WITH RESPECT TO ELECTION OF COCMTCILb1EN - City of Tigard
Election November
8, 1966
Roy M. Fisher elected to serve a 4 year term- - 708 votes
1•'loyd H. Bergmann elected:to serve a 4 year 'term - 601 votes
John P. Well elected to serve a'2 year term - 599 votes
Motion: Councilman Knauss, Seconded by Councilman Bergmann
Adopted by unanimous vote
3. It was moved by Councilman Bergmann, Seconded by Councilman Knauss, and
unanimously;approved to 'authorize the Mayor to meet with Local officials
to study the feasibility of a Hospital and Airport for the City of
Tigard.
4. ADJOURNMENT: 8:50 P.M.
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[3i i 'riE aLi�1' ;t3 R PAYNI 'tiT aOVEMBER 14, 1996
GENERAL NUNU tf L' N T'I `kNAL 6n_.1'K
Balance as�oi SepLercibe:r 30, 1966 Y14,561.96
October Reco i.pts 5,606.03
Balance �_-
$20,167.99
Check
1837 S.C.M. Corp- $634.00
1839 Void
1840 Lir. W.P. Williams, Blood Alcohol Test, 24.00
1841 Whitchers Prinr_ing & Stationer,? 47. 39
1849 Monnie S. Andrews, Cash Custodian .,2 82
1854 League of Oregon C.1ties, 13roup v-ia es 137.09
1855 F.A. Anderson, Sept. Fees 154.30
1856 Voided
1857 Tigard Lumber Co. 5.14
1858 Stevens, Thompson, Runyan & Ries,lnc. 64.00
1859 I.B„Ma Corp. Typewriter 459.00
1860 Roger M. Thomssen, 'Recording :Fees 6.00 '
1861 Robert K. Logan, I.C.M.A. Advance 150.00
1862 Sunset Tours, 'T.C„M<,A.Plane Faro-Phoenix 112.20
1863 Tigard Times, Subscription, 1 year 1966/67 3.00
1864 League of Oregon Oities,Police Training Assessment 20.00
1865 Inertol Company, City Hall Remodeling 2'1 .76
1866 Addressograph Multigraph Corp. Typewriter Ribbon 11.38
1867 William Poole, Judge 100.00
Salaries & Taxes 4,538.72
1874 West Coast Telephone Co. (Police $21.45) 299.72
1875 N.W. Natural Gas Co. 14.50
1883 Portland General Electric Co.. (St.Ltg.$375.93) 404.43
1884 Communication Specialists '(Police Radio) 111.25
1885 I.K. Delivery System 2.03
1886 Valley Office Equip. (Police Typewriter Repair) 6.00
1887 B & D'Jenitorial Service (Oct) 15.00
1888 Ann Hicks (Li:brary Books) 18.79
1889 Tigard Water District (Sept. & Oct.) 5.00
1890 Tigard Times (P & Z $15.62) 39.17
1891 Del Ball Ford Co. (Police Car Repairs) 207.12
1892 N.W. Industrial Laundry Co. 12.80
1893 Tigard Bond & Ins. Co. (Liability) 84.00
1894 Nine®T- Nine Service 334.08
1895 Harold C. Daniels: 10.56
1896 Frahler'Electric Co. 92.25
1897 Dept. of Motor Vehicles (License Suspensions) 10.00
1898 C.E. Janoe (Wells for trees) 26.25
Total �-
$7,688.75
} Book Balance $12,479.24
i
11111! ;114:1mg
113
SEWA,'.',E O SPe"':SAL .- U.S. NAT+ 1(,';.N L-
Balance as of Seri crr c r :&, :_966 $1,411�66
October Receipts 27.24
Balance - - --
$Zp438.9090
::heck No
1842 Roger M. 'i'htomsseno Rec-ording, r:a,e[nex.r.s 739.00
1849 Monnie S. Andrews, Cash 6.24
1865 lne3rtol Co, gl)ai.ntS 46.,20
Total. $91.44
Batik Balance ;�.l.p 3d .tai
ROAD AND STATE TAX SaRB T P5.`x'D
Balance as of Septernk�es 30, ~19()�; ..r $4,114.33
October'Receipts
Balance .._.�__�.,�. .._....�
$4,114 .33
Public Worles & Toads
Check No.
1841 Whitcher S t at i.cgno r1> :E r.i at i."at3 $13.30
1.849 Monnie S. Ar7elxows, Cann 20.94
1857 Tigard Ltxribet: Co. 611r80
18A Stevens, Thompson, Runyan & Riea, I.nc (main St..) 2,665.40
356 Sweeper Service - Septa 35.00
357 Keith C. .Thompson, Milc:a3e Sept.. 12.08
361 League of Oregon Cities Irust.p Group 'Ins. 47.54
362 American Priblic Works' Assn? 20.00
Salaries Tares 1, 3`14.33
368 Traffic Safety Supply co. (sigazs) 24„75
369 Sweeper Service (Oct.) 35,.00
370 Keith C. Thompson, Oct,. Mileage 31. 36'
371 SandersonSafety Supply Co19.86
1894 Nine-T-Nine Service 28.89
373 Tigard Sand Gravel Co. _ 96.00'
Total $4,486.25
Park
Check 0 .
1857 Tigard Dumber Co $2.83`
1883
Portland, General Electric Cot 2.79
Total $5.62
Book Balance ($377.54)
BANCItt)PT BOMDS .#1 AND INTEREST U.S. NATIONAL BANK
Balance as of September 31, 1966 $135.34
October Receipts X18,40
Balance $153.74
1t
CONSTRISCTION FUND Z7.S.NAT IC1NAL
Balance as ;of October 31, 1966- � $66.11
SEWAGE 1 JN iTU L Ja F f" ('�YF, PRr=.L
_ _.v... _
Balanc�yu aEct.c>t:'�� 31 a I.9bF %54,407A6)
GL'NEAL Et11vL} E1K5a` y.' t 3 is
Balance as of O'crobor 31, 196: $180.17
BAN..IZU]E'T DONT} #2 ag>i T.V t'riE tJ a'1,
Balance as of Sei.<L :gin.. . 30, l pct:, 8869.40
October Receipts 565.,98
Balance . _._. _.
$1,435388
ROAD N l T�1[3. _PIRS`t 1d't'i`
Balance as of September 300 1366 $5399
Receir t,s -f-
Check tofu m
;353.99
455 Darroll $35.00
ToLal Payat,J,- t; s� iV1il ;iy :ti1 r1 ',"a 2 06
Total Payable .i i r s t. Eti.i t ,.mIU .
B a1 <ci afi crt
Oct'-A)er it «<..; ,1'.651.94
$27,289.56
2tae`k !ic,,
435
444 4ihit_t,Gr"s $316,E7
3 LaL :(:ry
447 134.,05
.. I r=3c} a i` t) r c r •.: �
449
45.42
t2�qe-r i l ,tr It :r� l a m r }f iwz:y 15.00
449 F ,1. A a�, for !;epi
Tholl, 23C1.00
450 > even.=
a.. pin.� k <t;',u t
457 Pig„r<9 :..ain < r :..c. . 188.50
452 E1toc-r a%ct.L, 13,52
453 F^itsC, i't utuj,,or, it
454 w 4:.35
455 ti_a r: ..i .e,l..:a;
3k: gin.
456 Vo i d e 40.00
tla c ar .t 16.00
ra. z.c
460 4 t:.._a' n; 915.70
461 West Coast ie lep.a�r� +::c 88,50
464 Portl tr'u 24.70
4E;5 futeri �-: �.ksi rk i .,c rvu_•
197.20
466 Sherwood Auto 'saris 13. 30
46'7 :o6:3t. To 11.85
468 fio,r;e3 ite, 6"08
�
469 i.F.;: ['ztersor, �s 146.45
F r al scry5.G ar +
470 F A,r1r 9�r-or., nr,•r 225.00
L. [{y
471 t «Y' 300.00
rasemant 395.00
472aC)r.g - s huLh C. nucr c
2S_00
473 C;lady Maeiiu::oirn tca :. itiy.6wav GaS m ti t;
4,.j Jt.rry SarFt 7, Scyler t+a,: tl+ i' .00
Ir„av Tase a t C 38.50
4^.6 at:n ' T'a her ,tr,kw.ec ra l ihtvay Ea.emr; 85.00
477 tC< r. ,7 , F. S t4t1, =1a r, il
r1 rj nuy a c mt n* 110.00
478 Fr .d and 't x �=I S� Jhw kr Ic:l me nt; 60.00
4'79 r'rarl E & r 7 la cc arr a
f'ic. sj}u t} `•.-5X50.00
480 CarlS
lc
Jolerx , rtrcr- r a 7Q a2 , c tC,z.it'a.., i,iw•ly Eas.i 8+3.00
481 ra r3aam:sli cc ,. F x; r c.'ne.c
482 . 1-12.50-itClIaly tyhway asemcntjI
483 ✓ivginla: .1.Stor;e
484 EuLalia ttiverman iPac. ;fac,t : << a , 148, ,0
cments 125„00
.185 jack ;G t?artk,r.c, T. Ri, r ,1�,-,c. I3 ,hway l
a :went; 1( 00486 Robert r)
487 Fred 0tna:nti i C,C3�00
489 i tir xrJ ,t t<. Shrk. r 2,300.00
490 Sandersor, :,a ter . Strj.j.ly .Co,,ka7n Clott;cs
491 Tigand Swarr.•'r. I'it,t scot Oct, 19.85
492 Van Wat 3 Ito:7c r= 63.55
Anc. 28.92
493 ' 'tie3,r�� el.l t,c,,r#vrks lot�.i Ford i7�.:aaira�,;
10.,00
c,o=. =t`i T 9 x I e « 18.00' 54.55
496 o r r
4 t c. l_ghray 53.00
498 3i toP aT
499 ,92.,� 7
",rll 36,00
brtt7k balance
IN
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
October 31, 1966
REVENUES
1.966/67 Current Year To
j GENERAL FUNDBudget tlonth Date
Available Cash 7/1/66 $19,000. -0- $23,757.
Property Taxes; 19,000. $1,022. 1,022.
Building Permits 5,800. 536. 5,458.
Franchises 14,388. 75. 8,087.
Cigarette Tax -0- 1,819. 1,819.
Liquor Allocation 6,600. 139. 2,165.
Business Licenses 5,500. 175. 6,509.
Fines and Forfeitures 11,100. 1,569. 4,698.
Other Revenues 950. 277. 984.
Transfer from other Funds 10,156. -0- _ -0-
Total General Fund $92,494. $5,612. $54,499,
SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND
Available Cash 7/l/640 $23,000. -0- $31,701.
Sewer Service' Charges ` 36,000. $4,712. 15,202.
Connection Fees & Misd.Income 30,000. 4,209. 34,950.
Transfer from other Funds -0- -0- _ -0-
Total Sewage Disposal Fund $89,000 $8,921. $81,853.
STATE TAX STREET AND ROAD FUND
Cash on Hand as of 7/1/66 $25,000. -0 $26,718.
State Gas Tax 20,852. -0- 9,696.
County Road Tax 3.948. _0- -0-
Transfer from other Funds -0- -0- -0-
Total Street and Road Fund $49,800. -0- $36,414.
BANCROFT BONDS 1 & 2'&INTEREST
Cash on Hand as of ;7/1/6 $5,222. 70- $2,137.
Cash with County Treasurer ' 1,103. -0- 555.
Assessment ##1 & #2 2,675. $453. 1,305.
Interest 750. 131. 253.
Transfer from other Funds -0- -0- -0-
Total Bancroft Bonds $9,,750. $584. $4,350.
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS
Available Cash on Hand 7/l/6ig $6,700. -0- $11,402.
with County Treasurer
Taxes 15,070_ -0- -0-
Transfer from Sewage'Disposal Fund 12,370. -0- 12,370.
Total Obligation Bond Fund $34,.140. =0- $23,772.
UN13ONDED' ASSESSMENT -0- $744. $744.
TIME DEPOSIT &'INTEREST
Deposited in G.F. checking Account $5,000.00
Interest 512.85
Total $5,512.85
BEMIS
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
October 31, 1966
EXPENDITURES
1966/67 Current Year to
GENERAL FUND Budget Month Date
Mayor and Council $ 2,400. $ - o - $ 636.
Municipal Court 1,990 134 474.
Administrative Dept. 22,892. 3,211. 11,450.
Building Dept: 2,725 152. 619.
Planning and Zoning Dept. 625. 16. 132.
Library 2,285. 69. 640.
Police Dept. 37,978. - 3,202. 14,062.
Non-Departmental 19,116. 1,065. 6,273.
Contingency 2,483. o - o
Transfer to Other Funds -' o - - o - - o
Total General Fund R—
SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND
Operating & Maintenance $72,883. $7,855. $17,362.
Contingency 3,747. o - o -
Transfer .to G.O. Bonds 12,370. o - o -
Transfer to Other Funds o - - o - - o -
Total Sewage Disposal $ $17,3
STATE TAX 'STREET & ROAD FUND
Public Works $40,004. $4,414. $ 9,394.
County Roads 3,948. 145. 584.
Park ;Improvements 5,125. 6. 547.
Contingency Fund 723. - io - o
Transfer to Other Funds - o - o - - o -
Total State Tax &' Road Fund $49,800. $4,565. $ 5.
GENERAL OBLIGATCKON BONDS & INT.
1960 Series Dec`. $ 3,250. $ - o - $ o
1961 Series Sept. 1,175. -, o.-� - o
1956 Series Ju.1:y 17,345. - o - - o
Total G.O. Bonds & Irt'. $21,77,0. $ - a - $ o
BANCROFT BONDS 1 & ,2 INT.
Bancroft, # 1 $ 2,250. $ - o - $ 1,897.
Bancroft # 2, 7,500. - o - o
Total Bancroft Bonds $' 9,750. $ - o - $ ;1,897.
;i
BUILDING PERMITS - OCTOBER 1966
Owner/Contractor Address Type valuation
Luminite Sian Co. 12430 S.W. main Sign $ 500.
Stan Adkins 13350 S.W.Ash Residence 24,799.
David Stroup 11985 S.W. Dakota Residence 14,257.
Oregon Sign' &{ Neon Corp. 12285 S.W.Main Sign 1,000..
Barnard & Kinney,lnc. 11680 S.W.Pac.Fiiway Restaurant 47,814.
Jack Godwin 12900 S.W.Watkins Residence 16, 338.
Stan Adkins 13380 S.W.Ash Residence 26,013.
TOTAL $130,721.
CC:h;>OLI Jr T ll rdT;[1:Y Rr; U.1T :,.t 1'<Qt1TH OF OCTOBER X 1966
TRAFFIC fi3 .:T A,:iLY,IcS
Last Idonth This Month
1. Speeding ------------------------------------------ 81 56
2. Reckless Driving ------------------------------ 1 2
3. Driving While Intoxicated ------------------------- 1 1
4. Disobey Traffic Signal or Stop Sign --------------- 4 5
5. Veh. & Oper.Lic. Violations ----------------------- 12 7
,. 6. Imp.-Def.Equip. (Lights,Brakes,14ufflers) - -__ --_- 2
_ 3
7. Illegal Parking ----------------------------------- 8 13
8. All Other Traffic Violations --------------------- 9 10
TOTAL,S=------------------------ 118 97
WARNINGS Given to Traffic Violators --------- 32 44
RADAR 3fiMXXX CITATIONS ------------- 37
TRAFFIC ACCIDENT SUMMARY
Last Month This Month
Accidents ----------------------------------------- 17 15
Injuries ------------------------------------------- 15 6
Fatalities---------------------------- ---=---- 0 1
Hit & Run :'accidents ------------------------------- 0 2
MUNICIPAL COURT REPORT
Last Month This Month''
Cases Processed Through Court ---------------------
134: 97
Fines' & Bail Forfeitures --------------------------- ,1,482.50 $1,401.50
Amount Suspended from Fines -=----- --------------- 3160.00 $490.00
Cases Pending Last Day of Month ------------------- 11 12
POLICE CAR EXPENSE-MILEAGE-GAS-OIL-REPAIRS
Unit# MT1es Driven Final Miles 'Gas ,Used Oil Used: Repairs Reg,Mai:nt.
2 4,535 57,313 447.1 13 qt. 3346.95 $9.11
s186.o8 37.70 (Includes 1;133.58 for new tires)
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UNIFORIM CI.i3T'IC -TICII LN
OF O Iv :y KNO„Idb 13 , PO
C L iR r) hNC.=N LL_ c�2�J
Fart I Classes Last Ionth
1, Criminal Homicide its Eonth
(a)Murder & Non-negligent
Manslaughter --------------- 0 0 0 0 0 n
(b)Manslaughter by Ne4;11- _ - - -- - -
gence --- ----- ------------ 0 0 0 0
2. Rape - 0 0
3. Robbery --------------------- 0 0 0 0 0
_ 0
3 _ o
4. a< o 0 0
�,ravated Assault --------_-- 0 0 0 1 1 1
5. Larceny=Theft (except ,,uto)-- -
(a)Over b50.00 ---------------- 1 0 0 3 n
(b)Under 00.00 --------------- 5 1 1 7 1 1
6. Auto Theft ------------------ 0 0 0 2 -
7. Burglary-Breaking & Entering- I♦ 0 0 0
— _ 2 � 0
Totals, -;art I Classes --- 10 1 1 15 4 2
Part II Classes
8. Other Assaults -------------- 0
9. Forgery & Counterfeiting 1 0 O 0 0 0
10. Embezzlement & Fraud -------- 5, 0 O 1 0 0`
11,: Stolen Prop.-Buying,Rec., - - -
Possessing ----------------- 00 0 0 0 0
12. Weapons-Carrying, Possessing, _ - - -
Concealing ------------------ 0 0 0 1 1 1
13. Prostition & Commercialized - - -
Vice --------------- 0 0 0 0 0 0
14. Sex Offenses (except 2&13) -- 2 0 O 1 1 0
15.' Offenses against Family & -
- - - -
Children --------------------
------- ----- --- 0 0 0 p 0
16. Narcotic Drug Laws --- --- 0 O
_ O 0 0 0 0
17. Liquor Laws ----------------- 0' O 0 0 0 0
18. ' Drunkeness ---_- ---
2 2 2 2 2 1
19. Disorderly Conduct ------- _1 1 1 t{
20: Vagrancy -------------------- 0 0 O 0 -
21. Gambling _ _ _ _ 0 0
--'_ 0 O O 0 0 0
22. Driving While Under the Influ - -
ence of Intox.Liquor -------- 1 1 1 1 1 1
23. Violation of Road & Driving ”" - - - -
Laws ------=------ --- ---- 92 92 92 74 74 74 '
24. [ Mlegal Parking --- ---- $ 13 13 13 ,
25. Traffic & I .V.Laws ---------- 18` 18 18 10 10 10
26. All other Offenses '
Totals, 'Part II Classes- 134 126 126 110' 107 ! 101--
GRAND
05GRAND TOTALS, Part I & II Classes- 144 127 127 125' 111 107
PaRe 2,
POLICE bL''Yi1RTI LL,'I`IT I•lONTI-ILY -11F;i-ORT
UNIFORM C.LA.�SIbIt:'�1'ION OP 6E3 C:t A I'''TS OI 'ills_ �. 6E6 A ,_R.i�-T6
OF OFF'4iiES KNOPIN CL i\.R D `I't CLEARED
Part I Classes Breakdown Last Month This Month
Larceny-Theft (Except Auto)
4A) Packet Picking ---------- 0 0 0 p 0 0
(B) Purse Snatching ----=--- 0 0 0 0 0 0-
(C) Shoplifting ------------- 1 ? 1 1 1
(D) 'Thefts from Autos .r - —
(except E) -------------- 1 ? 1 ] 1 1
(E) Thefts of Auto Parts
and Accessories -------- 2 0 0 1 0 0
(F) Thefts of Bicycles ------ 00 0 0 0 0
(G) Thefts from Buildings - — - —
(exdept C&H) ------ 1 0 0 0 0
(H) Thefts from any Coin —
Operated Machine ------- 00 0 0 0 0
(I) All other Larceny, — — — -
Theft ------------------- 0 0 4 0 0
Totals, Part I -
Classes (Breakdown) ----- 8 1 1 10 1 1
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FOLICE JEt t_i IisN`1 1•i-14THLY
APRE T OF MINOt2 i
TRAFFIC ARRESTS BY OF MINORS
OFFENSES 15 & 16 _17 18 19 20
Under Totals
Speeding -------------- 2 3 5
Reckless Driving ------ 1
Disobey Traffic Signal
or Stop Sign -------- 1 1 1
Operators Lic. Viol- - 3
ations -------------- 1
Veh.Lic. Violations --_ 1
Defective Equipment - 1 - 1
2
Driving 'While :Intox. 2
-_ -
Other Traffic Viol.---- 0
l 2 2 5
TOTALS ---------- 5 -
TOTALS LAST MONTH - 2
3 10 7 6 8 34
11ISCELLANFOUS ARRE. ;TS BY AGES OF JUVENIZe:S
OFFENSES 10 & 11-12 13-14 15 16 17 Totals
Under
Burglary --------------
Larceny ---------------
- ---- ----
Larceny1 - 0
---- --- ----
Bad Checks -- ---- - 1
Auto`Thefts` - 0
Assaults - 0
Liquor Laws _ 1 1 - 2
Drunkeness _ _ - 0
Disorderly Conduct - 0
Vandalism 1 - 1
POss Stolen Prop. ----- - 0,
Curfew,& Truancy __ __ - 0
Runaways & Escapees --- - 0
Miec. Criminal --------- 1 1 - 2
2 3
4
: TOTALS2 2.-_---___- -
TOTALS LAST
MONTH ---------- 1 2 2 2 7
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POLICE DEP.,10 TI ANT M0111 I]LY R-":oiZ
ACTIVITY RSPORT
1. Accidents Investigated Lastltonth This !?onth
12 12
2. Vacation House Checks ------ ------ 7
s
-------------- 110.
3. Open Door & Windows ------------------------------- 39 11
4. Special Prowl Checks 1,013
5. Assists Rendered to Other agencies ------------------
40 731
6. Aid to Citizens -..------------------- 69 60
7. ',Varrants Served ----- -- _ -__ 2 1
8. Field Interrogation Reports ---------------------__- 39 46
9. Misc. Complaints P,ec'd & Investigated _______________
a Animal -----_--- -- -_- 3 2
b. Abandoned Auto ------------------------------
__ _.. _ _ -_-- 2 1
c. Assaults, Ag;ravated ---------------------- 0 1
d. Assaults, Simple ------------
..------------- 0 0
e. Burglary ---------------------------------- 4 2
f. Civil ---------- ----- -- 0 1
g. Disorderly Conduct ------------------------ 1
h. DomesticI
3
i. Drunks ---------------------------
j. Fire2 2
-------------- ---- - 0 1
k., Forgery, Embezzlement, & Fraud ------------ 6 3
1. Juvenile -------------- --- 7 9
M. Larceny of Bicycles ----------------- 0 0
n. Larceny of Autos -------------------------- 0 2
o.' Larceny of over X50.00` -------------------- 1 3
p. < Larceny of under $50.00 --------- 5 7
q. Lost & Missing persons ------ 2 2
r. Property Found ----------------- 0 1
s. Property Lost ----------------------------- 3 1
t. Prowlers --_------__- ------ -=__ 5 4'
». Suicides - ----_---- 0 0'
V. Susp. Persons, Autos, Circumstances ------- 1 ' 3
W. Traffic ------------------ -
-- -------- -- 0
4:
x. Vandalism ----------------------- - 6;
1
y. All other Misc. Comps. Recd & Inv. 39 25
TOTALS,' Misc.': Comps. Recd & Inv. ----- 83 84
GRAND TOTAL Activities & Compl. need Inv. - 1,407 997
PAID OVERTIME WORKED BYiOFFICERS----------------------------- Last
12onth Thisllonth
7
Pa e;5
;VALU.A I111 R--;PORT OF STGLEP: .,Nu
PROPERTY STOLEN, Value-------- b 5,72.5.72
PROPERTY LCST, Value ------------ ------------------=------ 'u 18.00
PROPERTY R COVER'SD, Value ---------------------- i3 2,700.02
PROPERTY FOUND, Value -------------------------- 3 .5.00
CHECKS, Value Lost -------------------------------------------------- ;P 386.50
CHECKS, Value Recovered ------------------------
TOTAL VALUE, ,Property Lost or Stolen ---------------------------------------------------- 3 6,130.22
TOTAL VkLUE, Property round & recovered -------- 2,705.02
LOSS FOR LAST MONTH ------------------------------------------------- 4 1.031.42
LOSS FOR THIS MONTH -- -------------------- ----------
_ BRL;AKDO''NN OF-HOURS - PER .ACTIVITY
Regular Overtime Reg-ular Overtime
Accident Inv. 17 5 Identification 5 0
Traffic Patrol 230 8 Jail Duties 4 p
Foot Patrol' 0 0 ;Tarrant Service 1 p
Criminal Inv. 30', 5 Special Detail 0 0
Escort Service 4 0 Other Activity 16 0
Fire 2 0 Prowl 67 87
Communications 01 0 Training 136` 24
Photography ' 0-- 0 School Patrol 0 8*
Redords 30 12;
Report Writing 30 44*
*Indicates that overtime denoted;is worked by officers as a matter of course and no
compensation is expected for such duties.
This breakdown does not include the hours of the Chief of Polirae
Pale
END OF' THE MONTH REPORT FOR OCTOBER y 1966
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED BY:
CHIEF OF POLICE
Hugh H. Wilkinson
acr01:3 E( ( EPOR
_MARC TREA [ME\'T PLANT,
SEIi'AC;F CFPAN'RNIEL" T
Total gal l oris of s(,!Wa(
no and i n lusty i a l waste treated:
( 1),000 9a ions
Average '_.laity FIowo
r0( ,000_OaIIons
Total sol ids For the rontli;
I1s,000 "al fans
r The da i l y average of so l i Is:
7300 gallons
Total chlorine For the month-
312 pounds
`The daily average of chlorine;
10 pounds
Tests run to show plant efficiency are:
BOD Test, Raw sewage BOD- 201 ppm ?parts per mi 1 1 ion
Primary effluent- '97 ppm
Final efFluent- is ppm
prirrsary percent, reduction- 4Rc;
Final percent re..luc� ion= 90,)
0..0. Test-
Raw Sewage- 3.7
Final eFfluent- 6. 5
Percent increase-43%
J
g. FLANF 0. ,r_RAT1C`ti
Ocf-obar `�, I'tli:i �c>.r;an t,o rttn a ser l es of f.est;s on
)ickenson's pro-troatwent pcfO. Testas
rttn will be Fota 1 , suspen.ae l an;'{
se. I eaF,I e so I i As. A I so, CCD, Ph,
GG `)i) an + PopuIa(- ion Equivalent:
6
" , " -coI I ec,f7o(I samp I ?s -From P i' b000k For -
a Comp I ete ana I ys i S.
,. ,. I was out which
7, -S
� acon�Iary purr:p no,
caused a bypass of the sec:on:lar y
side OF the plant-.
Valve ill Hke Cl;l or i ne Ir.ack i ne stuck
open and causeza it to F I oo I. No dama(le'
- punipe } scum we I
„ 13, Changei ,CL2 cylinAers
•'
17, -1 nst--I led portable Flow recor -lers ill
f he punp sf-at ions. This was ;Ione
to aid in file sewer su;>,.ey Le,i nq
con-lucte_i For the C i tv.
•, IR, --Reroute i steam in,jto f rt, an.1 Lr inq
the heat in the '-linester Lackto the
proper Ieve I
- Pun;pe 1 sours well
..
19, „ -C I eaneA grit channels
20, " --Paiitci ,Floors in contrmI room and
balance room
,• I , •• -C Leaned f i lter.s
" 25, --Called Sc i ent i F`i c Supply ori the .I i st i ( ler
(orlere�l R-3I-66} They .ao° not .know
where it is but are t-ryinq to ';locate it.
27, ,: --ChangeA Cl-2 cyl in-iers
2S, „5--Check'ed lift stations
3 1 , ,• --Pumped scum we I
OCTOBER HIGHLIGHTS.
Viinter maintenance was continued at I accelerated *ace,
This is because of the fast approaching rainy weather so all
spare time is being devoted •too the maintenance, Painting• was
started on the digesters� the floors were O.Ompleted and the pump
stations at the plant were Worked on.
mmum 1,
Fmm
COST SUMMARY
ITEM CAST
1. Chlorine geed- 312 lbs 3-3.01
E, Auxilary fuel 88.50
3. Poorer eased` 197.x;0
4 . T Waterbused' ( Sept. & Oet.) 6a-.95
5, Maintenance 38,40
6. Supplies 23.92
7. Repairs 40000
rg
Total-
8, Cost MG/D 26007