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The Anna City Council of the City of Anna will meet in regular session on Tuesday May 8, 2001
at 7:30 p.m. at the Anna City Hall, located at 120 W. 4 h Street.
1. Call` Ito Order
2, Roll Call
3. Citizen's Participation �m
4. Consider and action on recommendation of Planning and Zoning Commission re arding
annexation of 36.05-acre tr;t owne by Bentley Powell (M & M Joint Venture)m-=��
5. Public Hearing: Request iior zoning of 3 05-acre tract owned by Bentley Powell (M & M
Joint Venture). from "Not Zoned" (not inside City) to "Planned Development — Single
Family Residential". �� ����- r 77
6. Consider recommendation of Planning and Zoning Commission regarding zoning of
36.05 acre tract owned by M & M Joint Venture from "Not Zoned" (not inside City) to
"Planned Development Single Family Resiidential° I , �', ' 1
7. C seder recommendation of Planning and Zoning Commission regarding annexati n of
-acre tract owned by Anna Independent School District. I G d
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Request for zoning of 67 acre tract owned by Anna Independent School District from
"Not Zoned" (not inside City) to "Planned Development — Single Family Residential".
9. Consider recommendation of Planning and Zoning Commission regarding zoning of &717
acre tract owned by A" In ep)endentSchool C)Isfrict from "Not Zoned" (not inside City)
toDevelopment — Singl anvil dential'a�;,
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10. Consider recommendatlo of Planning and Zon Cammission r gar ing al plat for �`
Oak Hollow Subdivision. fv
11. Consider and act on ranking and scoring Administra 've Proposals rece0i d� for the
TGDP Grant Application —Step Fund and elated o'ect ' - n
128 Consider and act on hiring the first ranked Administrative Firm to prepare the TCDP
Grant application — tep Fund and administer the related proms' t an authorizing the
Ma r to execute a con ra i a successful contrac can be otia ed;
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130 Consider and ad on ranking and scoring Engineering Pro osals received for the TDCP�
Grant application — Step Fund and related project,
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14_ Consider and act on lung the first ranked Engineering irm to are the TCDP Grant
application — Step Fund and related project and authorizing the Mayor the execute a
contract if a successful contra c canAbbriegotiated;IVA
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Consider and act on passing a Resolution authorizing:
a. The submission of an application to the Texas Department of Housing and
Community Affairs requesting grant funds from the STEP FUND of the Texas
Community Development Program (TCDP),
b. The specific use for which the grant funds may be used,
c. The Mayor to execute all documents in conjunction with the application, and
d. The commitment of local resources in support of the proposed project activities.
To :caInass the May 5, 2001 Election. To discu s and take action a needed.
"'Vo4�jocuss and take =asneede
regarding the Budget Adjustments@
o discuss and take reciardine Park Equipment
To discuss and takeactionas needed :
20. T e ap ,oval f minute
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23. Adjourn
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RESOLUTION 0 4 - a col
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANNA, TEXAS, AUTHORIZING
THE SUBMISSION OF A TEXAS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM APPLICATION
TO THE TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS FOR THE
STEP FUND; AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO ACT AS THE CITY'S EXECUTIVE
OFFICER AND AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE IN ALL MATTERS PERTAINING TO THE
CITY'S PARTICIPATION IN THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of ANNA desires to develop a viable urban community,
including decent housing and a suitable living environment and expanding economic
opportunities, principally for persons of low/moderate income; and
WHEREAS, certain conditions exist which represent a threat to the public health and safety in
the EAST FORK COMMUNITY;
WHEREAS, the City has been invited to apply for funding under the STEP FUND by The Texas
Department of Housing and Community Affairs; and
WHEREAS, it is necessary and in the best interests of the City of ANNA to apply for funding
under the 2001 Texas Community Development Program STEP FUND;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANNA,
TEXAS:
1) That a Texas Community Development Program application for the STEP FUND is
hereby authorized to be filed on behalf of the City with the Texas Department of
Housing and Community Affairs.
2) That the application be for $ 350,000.00 of grant funds to provide aFirst-time
Public Water System to the East Fork Community.
3) That the City Council directs and designates the Mayoras the City's Chief Executive
Officer and Authorized Representative to act in all matters in connection with this
application and the City's participation in the Texas Community Development
Program.
4) That it further be stated that the City of ANNA is utilizing community
VOLUNTEERISM for labor and equipment as our contribution toward the
construction activities of this First-time Public Water System program.
Passed and approved this 8th day of May 2001.
Marie Evans, City Secretary
City of ANNA, Texas
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Ronald R. Ferguson, Mayor
City of ANNA, Texas
CITY OF ANNA, TEXAS
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ANNA, TEXAS, AMENDING THE ZONING
MAP OF THE CITY OF ANNA TO PROVIDE FOR REZONING OF CERTAIN
PROPERTY; PROVIDING A REPEALER CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE
WHEREAS, the owner of the property described in Exhibit A attached hereto has requested a
certain zoning for said property; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Anna has given the requisite notices and afforded a
full and fair hearing to all property owners generally and to all persons interested in and situated
in the affected area and in the vicinity thereof, the City Council of the City of Anna has
concluded that the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Anna should be amended as follows:
NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANNA,
TEXAS:
Section 1. The Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of tkae City of Anna, Texas, is amended by
zoning the tract described in Exhibit A, attached hereto and made an integral part of this
Ordinance, as Planned Development (PD). The Planned Development shall include the
following elements:
Permitted Uses:
The permitted uses will be the same as those permitted in the "R-1 —Single Family Residential"
zoning district.
Setbacks:
Minimum front yard — 20 feet; however, covered porches and bay windows may
encroach up to five (5) feet into the required setback.
Minimum side yard — five (5) feet; however, ten (10) feet shall be required on a corner lot
adjacent to a side street and garages that face a side street must maintain a
minimum setback of twenty (20) feet.
Minimum rear yard —15 feet.
Lot Dimensions:
The minimum dimensions for residential lots will be as follows:
Minimum lot area — 6,000 square feet
Minimum lot width — 650 feet
Minimum lot depth — 90 feet
Minimum Dwelling Area:
The minimum single-family dwelling unit area shall be 1,200 square feet.
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Maximum Height:
Except as provided below, the maximum building height for any residential structure shall be 2
/2 stories or 35 feet, whichever is greater (excluding chimneys and vent stacks, cupolas, entry
features, skylights, and other architectural features not intended for occupancy or storage).
Notwithstanding the foregoing, however, all residential structure located on a lot with a rear yart
that abuts FM 455 shall be limited to a maximum height of one story.
Maximum Lot Coverage:
The maximum residential lot coverage shall be fifty percent (50%). "Coverage" means the
percentage of lot area covered by a roof or other structure (including accessory structures);
however, roof eaves and otehr ordinary building projections are excluded.
Off -Street Parking
A minimum of two (2) off-street parking spaces will be provided for each dwelling unit (which
spaces must be located on the same lot as the dwelling unit).
Masonry Requirements:
Exterior building materials for residential structures shall be at least sixty percent (60%)
masonry. "Masonry" means brick, stone, pre -cast stone, stucco, cement fiber siding, and any
other similar veneer material attached to an outside wall.
Garages:
Garages may be front facing and there is no requirement for "swing" driveways.
Sidewalks:
Sidewalks will be installed along the street frontage of all residential lots prior to the issuance of
a final certificate of occupancy for each house constructed thereon.
Perimeter Fencing
Fences located along the outside perimeter of the subdivision, if constructed of wood, shall be
treated with a preservative to extend the life of and enhance the appearance of the fence. The
maintenance of such perimeter fences shall be the responsibility of a private homeowner
association.
Section 2. The official Zoning Map of the City of Anna shall be corrected to reflect the change in
zoning described herein.
Section 3. All ordinances of the City of Anna in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are
repealed to the extent of that conflict.
Section 4. This Ordinance shall take effect immediately from and after its passage and the
publication of the caption of said ordinance as the law in such case provides.
PASSED on this the 8th day of May, 2001, by the following vote of the City Council of the City of
Anna, Texas,
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NAYS
ABSTAIN
APPROVED:
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Secretary
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PAinutes, iv1ay S, 2001
Marie:
you fnay have notes on some of these items that need to be incorporated into these
comments. Feel free to do so. Please send me a copy of the Minutes after they have
been prepared
Item �. Annexation of 36.06 acre tract owned by Bently and Paula Powell
Lee Lawrence of Southwest Consultants was recognized to discuss the item. He said that
property owners were requesting annexation of 36.06 acre tract located on State Highway 5 (N.
Powell Parkway). The property is located between the Cunningham tract on the north and the
Rudman Partnership tract on the south, approximately 1,000 feet north of the Anna High School
tract. The owners desire annexation so that the property can be developed for single family
residential use. The Planning and Zoning Commission has unanimously recommended that the
tract be annexed. The area is within the City's extraterritorial jurisdiction and is adjacent to the
existing city limits, which runs along S. H. 5. After brief discussion,*#"&moved that the
property be annexed. The motion was seconded by?? ??????. The motion passed
unanimously. %va�
Item 5. Public Hearing: Request for zoning of 36.05 acre tract owned by Bently and Paula
Powell from "Not Zoned" (not inside City) to "Planned Development — Single Family Residential"
Lee Lawrence of Southwest Consultants was recognized to discuss the item. He said that
property owners were requesting a PD zoning of the 36.05 acre tract located on State Highway
5 (N. Powell Parkway). The property is located between the Cunningham tract on the north and
the Rudman Partnership tract on the south, approximately 1,000 feet north of the Anna High
School tract. The owners anticipate selling the property to a developer who intends to utilize the
property for single family residential development. The request is for a Single Family
Residential Planned Development because the developer intends to plat the tract for lots of
minimum 7,200 square foot size, which does not meet the City's current 10,000 square foot
minimum lot size requirement.
Or,
Todd iNinfters of Engineering Concepts and Design, the engineer for the project developer,
M & M Joint Venture, was recognized to further discuss the proposed zoning and answer
questions. He noted that the development will meet other City requirements for R-1 Single
Family Residential zoning and that the developer intends to sell lots to one or possibly two
homebuilders. The project would contain approximately 155-160 lots. He noted that there
would be a homeowner's association that would be responsible for maintaining the appearance
of the subdivision.
There being no further questions regarding the zoning request, the public hearing was closed at
Item 6. Request for zoning of 36.05 acre tract owned by Bently and Paula Powell from "Not
Zoned" (not inside City) to "Planned Development —Single Family Residential"
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Lee Lawrence of Southwest Consultants was recognized to discuss the item. He said that the
zoning request had been described in the public hearing (Item 5 above). He also noted that the
Planning and Zoning Commission had unanimou�,l-y^ voted to recommend the approval of the
� zoning request. After brief discussion, ???70noved that the property be zoned as Planned
Development for single family residential uses with provisions as detailed in the ordinance as
presented. The motion was seconded b The motion passed unanimously.
Item 7. Annexation of 67 acre tract owned by Anna Independent School District
Lee Lawrence of Southwest Consultants was recognized to discuss the item. He said that Anna
ISD was requesting annexation of tract owned by the ISD and located on FM Highway 455 (W.
White Street). The property is located on the north side of FM 455, along the east edge of
Throckmorton Creek and bordered on the east by a tract owned by W. A. Powell. The tract is
approximately 0.25 miles east of the intersection of FM 455 and U. S. Highway 75. The
property is actually 79.92 gross acres but a significant part of the tract is not subject to
development because of flooding potential and because a sizable piece of the tract is on the
west side of the creek and is inaccessible for practical purposes. The owner desires annexation
so that the property can be developed for single family residential uses. The Planning and
Zoning Commission has unanimously recommended that the tract be annexed. The area is
within the City's extraterritorial jurisdiction and is adjacent to the existing city limits, which runs
along FM 455. After brief discussion, ?q? moved that the property be annexed. The
motion was seconded by '�???22?. The motion passed unanimously.
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Item 8. Public Hearing: Request for zoning of 67 acre tract owned by Anna Independent School
District from "Not Zoned" (not inside City) to "Planned Development — Single Family
Residential".
Lee Lawrence of Southwest Consultants was recognized to discuss the item. He said that
property owner was requesting a zoning of the tract located on FM Highway 455 (W. White
Street). The property is located on the north side of FM 455, along the east edge of
Throckmorton Creek and bordered on the east by a tract owned by W. A. Powell. The tract is
approximately 0.25 miles east of the intersection of FM 455 and U. S. Highway 75. The
property is actually 79.92 gross acres but a significant part of the tract is not subject to
development because of flooding potential and because a sizable piece of the tract is on the
west side of the creek and is inaccessible for practical purposes. The ISD anticipates selling the
property to a development group that intends to utilize the property for single family residential
development. The request is for a Single Family Residential Planned Development because the
developer intends to plat the tract for lots that do not meet the City's current minimum
requirements for lot size, setbacks, and lot coverage.
Or,
Don Collins, the project developer, was recognized to further discuss the proposed zoning
and answer questions. He noted that the development will meet other City requirements for R-
1, including masonry requirements, and will include sidewalks, perimeter fencing, landscaping
along FM 455, and other amenities. He noted that the Throckmorton Creek area and the
isolated piece of the property on the west side of the creek were being reserved for possible
development by the community as part of a trail and park system. He noted that there would be
a homeowner's association that would be responsible for maintaining the appearance of the
subdivision. The project would contain approximately 175-185 lots. The total acreage of the
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property is 79.92 acres but there is a total of approximately 18 acres in the Throckmorton Creek
flood area, approximately 6.25 acres that is on the west side of Throckmorton Creek and will not
be developed, and approximately 0.61 acres near the FM 455 frontage that is also in a flood
prone area and not suitable for development. The area to be developed consists of
approximately 41 acres.
There being no further questions regarding the zoning request, the public hearing was closed at
Item 9. Request for zoning of 67 acre tract from "Not Zoned" (not inside City) to "Planned
Development — Single Family Residential".
Lee Lawrence of Southwest Consultants was recognized to discuss the item. He said that the
zoning request had been described in the public hearing (Item 8 above). He also noted that the
Planning and Zoning Commission had unanimou ly voted to recommend the approval of the
zoning request. After brief discussion, IM 0 0 a a 6 oved that the property be zoned as Planned
Development for single family residential uses with provisions as detailed in the ordinance as
presented. The motion was seconded by The motion passed unanimously.
Item 10. Final plat for Oak Hollow Subdivision
Lee Lawrence of Southwest Consultants was recognized to discuss the item. He said that
Ryland Homes was requesting a final plat for Phase 1 of the Oak Hollow Subdivision project.
Phase 1 consists of 32.128 acres and 158 lots. Phase 1 is located in the northeast quadrant of
the larger tract. Virtually all of the lots are 50 —52 feet wide and 120 — 130 feet deep. The street
width is 27 feet from back of curb to back of curb, which is a variance from the City's subdivision
requirement of 31 feet. In other respects the plat meets the requirements of the City's
Subdivision Ordinance, The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously voted to
recommend the approval of the plat.
After brief discussion, b???moved that the plat be approved as presented.. The motion
was seconded by 949999 =. The motion passed unanimously.
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Marie, suggested 5/8/2001 minutes you requested.
Item# 11: The City Secretary reported to the Council that the City published an RFP notice in
The McKinney Courier Gazette and mailed Return Receipt Requested RFP's to
five qualified Administrative Service firms for the 2001 TCDP STEP Grant
Application and related project. She also reported that only one RFP Response for
Administrative Services was received. The mayor opened the response from
Southwest Consultants, Richardson, TX.
A motion was made by that our RFP response was adequate and that the
Council should proceed with selecting an Administrative Services firm to complete
the required administrative activities for the TCDP grant; seconded
by ; motion passed unanimously.
After some discussion, a motion was made by that Southwest
Consultants was the City's first ranked choice to provide Administrative Services
under the 2001 TCDP STEP Grant; seconded by ; motion passed
unanimously.
Item #12: After additional discussion, made a motion that Southwest
Consultants, Richardson, TX, be hired to provide Administrative Services to
complete the required administrative activities for the 2001 TCDP STEP Grant
Project and that the Mayor be authorized to execute a contract with Southwest
Consultants within the approved TCDP Administrative Budget. The motion was
seconded by ; the Mayor called for a vote; Passed unanimously.
Item #13: Pat Dillon of Southwest Consultants reported to the Council that the City
published an Engineering RFP notice for the 2001 TCDP STEP Grant
Application and related Project in The McKinney Courier Gazette and mailed
RFP's to five qualified Engineering firms. He also reported that only one RFP
Response for Engineering Services was received. A motion was
made by that our RFP response was adequate and that the Council
should proceed with selecting an engineering firm; seconded by ;
motion passed unanimously.
After some discussion, a motion was made by that Morris Engineers
was the City's first ranked choice to provide Engineering Services under the 2001
TCDP STEP Grant; seconded by ; motion passed unanimously.
Item #14: After additional discussion made a motion that Morris Engineers,
Sherman, TX, be hired to complete the Preliminary Engineering Budget for the
2001 TCDP STEP Grant Application and be hired as the engineer for the 2001
TCDP STEP Grant Project, contingent upon the City receiving grant funding,
and that the Mayor be authorized to negotiate and execute a contract with
Morris Engineers within the approved TCDP Engineering Budget. If the
Mayor is unable to negotiate an acceptable contract he is to report back to the
Council for fitrther instructions. The motion was seconded by After
some discussion the Mayor called for a vote; Passed unanimously.
Item #15: That a resolution authorizing: (A) the submission of a 2001 STEP Grant
application to the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs
requesting grant fimds in the amount of $350,000 from the STEP Fund of the
Texas Community Development Program (TCDP); (B) that the funds be for
water system improvements for the East Fork area of the City; (C) that the
Mayor or Mayor Pro4em be authorized to execute all documents in
conjunction with the application; and, (D) that the City commits volunteerism
toward the completion of the project. made a motion; the
motion was seconded by ; the Mayor called for a vote; Passed
unanimously.
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City Council Meeting
Anna City Hall
120 W 4`s Street
April 10, 2001
The City Council of the City of Anna met in regular session on the 10� day of April.
Item #1
Mayor Ron Ferguson called this meeting to order at 7:32 PM.
Item #2
The following members were present and participating: Mayor Ron Ferguson, Bob Estep, Brenda Tilley,
Joe Murphy, and Lisa Copeland Duane Hayes was absent from thus meeting.
IEem #3
Mayor Ron Ferguson asked for any citizen participation at this time. Johnny McBride spoke to the Council
regarding his sewer problem. Brenda Tilley asked about the trash pile downtown.
Item #4
Bob Estep made a motion to accept the Audit for 1999-2000. Joe Murphy seconded the motion. The
motion carried 4/0/0.
Item #5
The Council tabled the recommendation from the Planning and Zoning Commission regarding an
Ctrdinance on location and screening of the solid waste receptao es.
Item #t
Bob steep made a motion to adopt Resolution 04-2001, hiring Southwest Consultants; accepting
responsibility for payment of fees incurred. Lisa Copeland seconded the motion. The motion carried 4/0/0.
Item #7
The Council met with Paula Bradshaw regarding the ruts and dust on South Interurban Street. The council
told the staff to see that the road was maintained on a monthly basis.
Item #8
The Council held discussion on the Fire Department bills. They asked that Joe Murphy and Bob Estep
meet with the Fire Chief, Assistant Fire Chief, and Treasurer to discuss this and them to bring back more
confirmation to the Council.
Item #9
The City Council tabled thus item until more prices are brought before the Council on die park equipment.
Item #10
There was no action taken on the Budget adjustments.
Item #11
Brenda Tilley made a motion to approve the minutes for March 13; 2001. Joe Murphy seconded the
motion. The motion carried 4/0/0.
Item #12
Lisa Copeland made a motion to pay the bills except the Fire Departments. Joe Murphy seconded the
motion. The motion carried 4/0/0.
Item #13
The Council met with Garry Gonzales, Water and Wastewater Superintendent. There was no action taken
on this item.
Item #1�
There being no further business. This meeting was adjourned at 8:55 PM.
Sincerely,
Cite Secretary
Mayor Ron Ferguson
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DATE INVOICE #
' 05/02/2001 50201002
REC",� P �D
MA'! 04MI
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P.O.
NO./CONTRACT
ITEM
DESCRIPTION
AMOUNT
Domestic Call
4/10 Dispatched to 107 Harper, issue citation
37.50
Domestic Call
4/20 Dispatched to Elementary School, possible dog bite, skin not broken, impound dog
37.50
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The Leader in the Humane Capture of Nuisance Animals
Total S75.00
City of Anna General Fund
05108I0 Unpaid Bills
As of May 8, 2001
Type Date Mema
ALLIED PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLY
Bill 4111101 Ballots
Total ALLIED PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLY
ANIMAL DAMAGE CONTROL SERVICES
8i11 5l2ro1
Total ANIMAL DAMAGE CONTROL SERVICES
Anna Fire Qepartment
Bill 211MI
Total Anna Fire Department
CgLLIN COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE
Bill 4110ro1 Grading and Oiling S. Interurban Street
Total COLLIN COUNTY CLERICS OFFICE
Qatlas Ford New Hottand
if 4&b11
Total Dallas Ford New Holland
ti2ENE NUDGINS
Bill ar/ro1
Total IRENE HUDGINS
JNn Rogers
Bin 5l2A31
Total Jim Rogers
MiNOLTA
Bill 4J17ro1
Total MINOLTA
Election Clerk
Tara Farms inspections - Pha,4,e 1
Copier Rental
North Texas Mountain Vattey Water
Bill 5/4A1
Total North Texas Mountain Valley Water
PEGGY HALL
Bin 5Rro1
Total PEGGY HALL
QUILL CORP.
Bin 4127K}i
Bin 4t27ro1
Bill 5/3,C31
Total QUILL CORP.
Election Judge
Certificate Covers, Stapler, Mech. Pencils
F2EINEIaT PAPER &CHEMICAL
Bill 5CZro1 Copy Paper
Total REINERT PAPER & CHEMICAL
Open Hatance
a,7�.93
688.77
688.77
53*25
53.25
84.00
84.00
280.0D
280.00
90.35
90.35
40.00
40.00
Sam's Club
Bill 412601 Batters, Coffee Supplies, Trash Bags 61.79
Total Sams Club 61.79
SOUTHWEST CONSULTANTS
Bin 5l4101 Relating to Resolution 04-2001 1,000.00
Total SOUTHWEST CONSULTANTS 10000,00
Van Atstyne Lumber & Supply
if 3f30A1 Electric Wire, Plugs, Nans, Anchors 54A5
Total Van Alstyne Lumber & Supply 54.45
City of Anna General Fund
05108/01
Type
TOTA1.
Unpaid Bills
As of May 8, 2001
D8t£ iVi Milo
7,474a
Dann ?
City of Anna Water Fund
05/08/01 Unpaid Bills
As of May 8, 2001
Type Date Memo Open Balance
BRADSHAW & SON TRASH SERV.
Bill 4l30K11 4,245.30
Total BRADSHAW & SON TRASH SERV, 4,245.30
COYOTE DEN
Bi(t 5/3KJ1 367.70
Total COYOTE DEN 367.70
iJALLAS FORD NEW HOLLAND
BlII 49/01 Service Call 53,25
Total DALLAS FORD NEW HOLLAND 53.25
GREATER T�XOMA UTILI'CY AUTHORITY
Bi}! MI/01 Dwight Smith 367.63
Hill 5/1j01 1997 Sewer 1,733,13
BlII 5/1101 2000 Water Project 31345,83
Bill 511/01 Reserve Fund 2000 941.64
Total GREATER TEXOMA UTILITY AUTHORITY 6,388.23
Jim Rogers
Bill 5001 TCF Waterline Inspections- ... 680.00
Bill 5?j01 TCF Water and Sewer Phase 2 520.00
Bill 52101 Waterline 680.00
Total Jim Rogers 11880400
LLOYD GOSSELINK BLEVINS ROCHELLE BALDPN
Bi(} 427/01 CCN Hearings 9,777.36
Total LLOYD GO$SELINK BLEVINS ROCHELLE BALDWIN 91T/7.36
MCKINNEY POOL SUPPLY & REPAIR
B!B 4127/01 granulated chlorine 97A5
Total MCKINNEY POOL SUPPLY & REPAIR 97.45
MORRIS ENGINEERS
Bill 4J191t71 �O.GD
Total MORRIS ENGINEERS 300.00
NORTH COLLIN WATER SUPPLY
Bil} 4l30Ki1 10.OD
Total NORTH COLLIN WATER SUPPLY 10.00
NORTH TEXAS PUMP CO.
Bill 4112/01 work on aerators 240.00
Total NORTH TEXAS PUMP CO. 240.00
QUILL CORP.
BUI 41271D1 labels 6.49
Bill 41270 cal. ribbon, printer rit;bon, env... 69.46
Total QUILL CORP. 75.95
SOUTHWEST CONSULTANTS
Bill 5/4101 2000 TCOP #720031 2/500600
Bill 5141D1 Relating to Resolution 042001 1,000.00
Total SOUTHWEST CONSULTANTS 31500,00
Sportsman Glass Company
Bill 4111/01 cash slot, security mirror 443.94
Total Sportsman Glass Company 443.94
Texas Meter & Sewer
Credit 5W1 credit -63.60
Bill 4112/01 tubing 131.12
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City of Anna Water Fund
Unpaid Bills
As of May 81 2001
Type pate Memo
Bill 4f3=1 lock key
Bi!! 5&01 pump, meter boxes, gaskets
Total Texas Meter & Sewer
VAN ALSTYNE HARDWARE CO.
Bill 413=1 Power strip, Rectorseal
Total VAN ALSTYNE HARDWARE CO.
Verizon Wireless Messaging Services
Blti SA/01 pager service
Total Verizon Wireless Messaging Services
VON4ETT POWER WASH & DRAIN
Bill 42601 unstop sewer at 206 Easton
Total VON-JETT POWER WASH & DRAIN
WALMART
Sill 42Z01 supplies
Total WALMART
WATER PRODUCTS
8iit 4=1 brass plate
BlII 417101 clamps
Total WATER PRODUCTS
Qpen Balance
40.95
304.38
412.85
27,48
27.46
26.20
100.00
100.00
54.94
54.94
165.00
243.72
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21;�lU9.37
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