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Min - City Council - 1975 - 08/07 - RegularF P P REGULAR MEETING August 7, 1975 City Council, City of Allen Present: Mayor Frank Dugger Councilmen: C.D. Whitaker, Bob Lowman, Mickey Pierson, Clifford Hart, and H.C. Brooks, Jr. Motion C.D. Whitaker Second Mickey Pierson that minutes of last meeting be approved as read. Motion carried 5 for 0 against. Dale Williamson of Ione Star Gas Company appeared in reference to a rate increase. Mr. Williamson showed various charts in reference to Lone Star's increased costs of operations. Councilman Lowman questioned Mr. Williamson about the fact that the Company's dividends have increased markedly since 1970. Also, the fact that Allen residents have to make long distant calls to request service or to question their bills. After much discussion, Motion was made by C.D. Whitaker and Seconded by Bob Lowman to delay a decision on this request until further study could be made. Motion carried 5 for 0 against. Mayor Dugger discussed the fact that Fox and Jacobs now has 100 lots under contract and an option on 209 more lots. Mayor Dugger read a letter from Walter Damon of Fox and Jacobs. Council adopted resolution # 181 to accept Fox and Jacobs proposed plans for Windridge # 1. Motion Bob Lowman Second C.D. Whitaker to approve Tax Roll. Motion carried 5 for 0 against. Bob Acker thanked the Council for sponsoring the 4 firemen that attended training school at Texas A & M. Gentleman appeared in reference to his garbage not being picked up. He advised that he had his garbage in 32 gallon G I cans which weigh 331bs. apiece. Council advised Larry Moore to check into this further. Mayor and Council extended a special thanks to Robin Streff and her staff for doing such a good job with the Summer Recreation Program. Motion Bob Lowman Second Mickey Pierson to pay bills. MotLon carried 5 for 0 against. Motion Bob Lowman Second Mickey Pierson that meeting adjourn. Motion carried 5 for 0 against. These minutes read and approved on this the _aL day of August, 1975• i# B. Moor , 1ty Secretary Chief Anthony Hancock appeared in reference to Collin County Major Crime Task Force, that is to be Federally funded by the Criminal Justice Division. Council approved to back the program in its entirety. A resolution was sent to the Criminal Justice Divison reference program. M