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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMIN APR 30 1991 REGULAR SESSION CITY COUNCIL - CITY OF BEAUMONT HELD APRIL 30, 1991 - 1:30 P.M. BE IT REMEMBERED that the City Council of the City of Beaumont, Texas, met in regular session this the 30th day of April, 1991, with the following present: HONORABLE: Evelyn M. Lord Mayor Andrew P. Cokinos Mayor Pro Tem Councilman At Large Brian Alter Councilman At Large Lulu L. Smith Councilman, Ward I Guy N. Goodson Councilman, Ward II David W. Moore Councilman, Ward IV Absent: Audwin Samuel Councilman, Ward III Ray A. Riley City Manager Lane Nichols City Attorney Rosemarie Chiappetta City Clerk -000- The Invocation was given by the Reverend Leo Lane, Bolden Memorial Church of God in Christ. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilman Moore. -000- Mayor Lord announced that Councilman Samuel sent regrets for his absence. He is taking a final examination at Texas Southern University, where he is a law student. -000- Three Proclamations were issued: "Supplemental Security Income Outreach Weekend, " May 4 and 5, 1991; "Shrine Hospital Day, " May 4, 1991; and "Western Week, " April 29-May 4, 1991 --- "YMBL Rodeo Days, " May 1-4, 1991. -000- Mayor Lord said she and City Council spent time this week with the Rotary Club visiting the schools in the community "recognizing young people who've given of themselves and who have been selected from amongst several candidates for special recognition in the Rotary "Service Above Self" Award. She said "this means much to our community -90- April 30, 1991 because it's these young people who are our hope for tomorrow, and they have learned already what it is to give of themselves, and hopefully, to receive a little bit back in the warm feeling and sense of belonging that comes with being a volunteer. " Mayor Lord read a commendation presented to Donald D. Braugh, III from Beaumont Christian School, Andrew Scott Milgram from Kelly High School, Kristy Beth Schroeder and Robert Benjamin Leggington, Jr. from Central Senior High School, and Katherine Danielle Kostelny and Natalie Pauline Wolf from West Brook Senior High School: "It is my pleasure on behalf of City Council and citizens of Beaumont to acknowledge you as recipient of the 1991 Youth Service Day "Service Above Self" Award. You are indeed one of today's outstanding students who has selflessly given your time and talent to a variety of community needs. I commend you for seeking a quality educational experience of which service is an integral part. The quality of life in Beaumont is dependent upon this tradition of service being adopted by our youth and future leaders. Your idealism and enthusiasm have set a very positive example for others to follow. You have my whole-hearted appreciation and admiration for your exemplary community service. Thanks to your fine example, there is an exciting groundswell of young people rededicating themselves to helping others. You are considered Beaumont's brightest hope for the future. Best wishes for future success. /s/Evelyn M. Lord, Mayor MR._ DAN HALLMARK, ROTARY CLUB PRESIDENT: Mayor, we just want you to know we appreciate you and the City Council 's support in recognizing these young people who are making such an important contribution to our community. Throughout communities all over America everyday, young people make valuable contributions in the form of community service, and we're pleased to join with the City of Beaumont at the Beaumont Rotary Club in saying thank-you to these young people and telling them how much we appreciate the job that they're doing, the example that they're setting for all of us to follow. And, so we're proud of you and we appreciate all the hard work that you all do on our behalf. Mr. Hallmark introduced Calvin Spindor, Chairman of the Youth Recognition Committee, Co-Chairman Paula O'Neal, and Committee Members Sheryl Cooper and Brian Alter. KRISTY SCHROEDER, CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL RECIPIENT: Good afternoon. I would first like to welcome each of you here today, -91- April 30, 1991 and I, along with other students being honored here, appreciate the time you're taking from your busy schedules. I would also like to begin by giving our deepest appreciation to the Rotary Club of Beaumont for selecting me as one of the recipients of the "Service Above Self" Award. I 'm very honored to have been chosen as, very honored to have been one of the ones who were chosen. I have a great deal of concern for the City of Beaumont, and I believe that the services I provide for this community show this. I feel that serving the community is extremely important. Helping the less-fortunate, keeping the Beaumont street clean, and raising money for various organizations are all a part of the service in "Service Above Self. " This is why the recognition I 'm receiving today is so special to me. The services I do for this community are as beneficial to me as they are to the people I serve. Being able to see bright smiles on the faces of old folks in Schlesinger's Nursing Home and knowing that my dedication and hard work to Drill Team support my school and community during Kick-A-Thon, I feel a warmth in my heart. Through the Anchor Club, I have served the community in several ways. Our club bags groceries at St. Mark's Church for the needy. Also, on every other Monday of the month we play Bingo with the elderly at Schlesinger' s Geriatric Center. We play a part in beautification of our society by cleaning up a section of Eleventh Street on certain Sundays. We help answer telephones at the Jerry Lewis' Tele-A-Thon each year to help raise money for muscular dystrophy. Also, to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association, we sell carnations. Recently we participated in the March of Dimes Walk-A-Thon to help prevent birth defects. Also, we contributed to the Cerebral Palsy Rehabilitation Center by purchasing two rubber ducks to be entered in the First Annual Rubber Ducky Derby. Being the current president- elect and the soon to be president of the Central High School Anchor Club, I am proud to say that these are only some of the services we provide to our community. I 'm presently a lieutenant in the Drill Team here at Central High School, and we, too, help our community. Each year the Silver Steppers participate in the Kick-A-Thon which raises money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Also, we serve our community by supporting our school throughout football season. I 'm deeply honored to receive this acknowledgment of my service to the community. It is often hard work to keep up the yearly service I provide to our society, and it is rarely recognized. These students being honored here with me today understand this. They, too, are outstanding people in this community. Each of them work either through school clubs and organizations, church groups or other volunteer groups to help the city of Beaumont. Though I cannot completely change the world, I do, I do feel as though my service to the community is essential. With my help and the help of many other people, our community will continue to grow strong. The effort every person puts forth, though not always recognized, is helpful and will always be in demand in our community. At this point and time, there are problems in every community which include homelessness and drug abuse among other things. This is why I believe that "Service Above Self" should always be the main priority in everyone's life. Perhaps by hold this belief, we can all change our -92- April 30, 1991 community into a better place to live. Thank you. PAULA O'NEAL, YOUTH RECOGNITION CO-CHAIRMAN: We hope that by hearing the activities of Kristy that you will understand that all of these students are very outstanding. It was very difficult having to pick from the over-forty that were nominated, but these are six of the finest young people in Beaumont, and we hope by hearing Kristy's activities that you understand that they are all wonderful and very deserving, and we're very proud of all of them. Mayor Lord thanked the participants and remarked that indeed the world can be changed with young people like these because there is a lot of hope. -000- Citizen comment was invited on the Consent Agenda and Main Agenda Items 1 through 8. No one wished to address these items. -000- The following Consent Agenda items were considered: Approval of the Minutes of the regular City Council session held April 23, 1991; Resolution No. 91-90 authorizing purchase of three semi-automatic defibrillator advisory units for the Emergency Medical Services in the amount of $15,900. 00 from Physio-Control Corporation; Resolution No. 91-91 authorizing purchase of a 50 h.p. diesel driven tractor for the Water Utilities, Water Reclamation Division, in the amount of $15, 090. 00 from Eastex Farm and Home of Beaumont; Resolution No. 91-92 authorizing an annual contract with Transit Mix for ready mix concrete at $53 .55 per cubic yard for five sack mixture, plus or minus $4. 00 per sack for different mixtures and a partial delivery load charge of $10. 00 for loads of 1-1/4 to 2 cubic yards and $20. 00 per load for 2-1/4 to 4-3/4 cubic yards for the Streets and Drainage Department; and Resolution No. 91-93 authorizing a six month contract with Tri-Con, Inc. for furnishing engine oil at $2 .89 per gallon, transmission oil--Dextron II and Type F at $. 93 per quart and hydraulic oil at $2 . 39 per gallon. The Consent Agenda was approved on a motion made by Mayor Pro Tem Cokinos and seconded by Councilman Goodson. Question: Ayes: All Nayes: None -000- (This item brought back for Council action because of publication error by the Beaumont Enterprise which invalidated Ordinance No. 90-25 passed -93- April 30, 1991 by City Council on April 17, 1990. ) The second reading of an ordinance granting an amended franchise to Browning Ferris Industries, Inc. (BFI) for a commercial garbage collection service was held: ORDINANCE NO. ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A FRANCHISE TO BROWNING FERRIS INDUSTRIES TO OPERATE A SOLID WASTE COLLECTION AND TRANSPORTATION SERVICE IN THE CITY OF BEAUMONT; PROVIDING THE TERMS, CONDITIONS, OBLIGATIONS AND LIMITATION OF SUCH SERVICE; PROVIDING INDEMNITY TO THE CITY; RETAINING AUTHORITY TO REGULATE RATES; PROVIDING FOR FRANCHISE PAYMENTS AND PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. An ordinance granting an amended franchise to Browning Ferris Industries, Inc. for a commercial garbage collection service was passed to its third and final reading on a motion made by Councilman Alter and seconded by Councilman Smith. Question: Ayes: All Nayes: None -000- The second reading of an ordinance granting a franchise to Eastex Waste Systems for a commercial garbage collection service was held: ORDINANCE NO. ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A FRANCHISE TO EASTEX WASTE SYSTEMS TO OPERATE A SOLID WASTE COLLECTION AND TRANSPORTATION SERVICE IN THE CITY OF BEAUMONT; PROVIDING THE TERMS, CONDITIONS, OBLIGATIONS AND LIMITATION OF SUCH SERVICE; PROVIDING INDEMNITY TO THE CITY; RETAINING AUTHORITY TO REGULATE RATES; PROVIDING FOR FRANCHISE PAYMENTS AND PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. An ordinance granting a franchise to Eastex Waste systems for a commercial garbage collection service was passed to its third and final reading on a motion made by Councilman Alter and seconded by Councilman Smith. Question: Ayes: All Nayes: None -94- April 30, 1991 (This item brought back for Council action because of publication error by the Beaumont Enterprise which invalidated Ordinance No. 90-26 passed by City Council on April 17, 1990. ) The second reading of an ordinance granting an amended franchise to REM Waste Control II for a commercial garbage collection service was held: ORDINANCE NO. ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A FRANCHISE TO REM WASTE CONTROL TO OPERATE A SOLID WASTE COLLECTION AND TRANSPORTATION SERVICE IN THE CITY OF BEAUMONT; PROVIDING THE TERMS, CONDITIONS, OBLIGATIONS AND LIMITATION OF SUCH SERVICE; PROVIDING INDEMNITY TO THE CITY; RETAINING AUTHORITY TO REGULATE RATES; PROVIDING FOR FRANCHISE PAYMENTS AND PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. An ordinance granting an amended franchise to REM Waste Control II for a commercial garbage collection service was passed to its third and final reading on a motion made by Councilman Alter and seconded by Councilman Smith. Question: Ayes: All Nayes: None -000- (This item brought back for Council action because of a publication error by the Beaumont Enterprise which invalidated Ordinance No. 90-27 passed by City Council on April 17, 1990. ) The second reading of an ordinance granting an amended franchise to Waste Management - Golden Triangle for a commercial garbage collection service was held: ORDINANCE NO. ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A FRANCHISE TO WASTE MANAGEMENT - GOLDEN TRIANGLE TO OPERATE A SOLID WASTE COLLECTION AND TRANSPORTATION SERVICE IN THE CITY OF BEAUMONT; PROVIDING THE TERMS, CONDITIONS, OBLIGATIONS AND LIMITATION OF SUCH SERVICE; PROVIDING INDEMNITY TO THE CITY; RETAINING AUTHORITY TO REGULATE RATES; PROVIDING FOR FRANCHISE PAYMENT AND PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. -95- April 30, 1991 An ordinance granting an amended franchise to Waste Management - Golden Triangle for a commercial garbage collection service was passed to its third and final reading on a motion made by Councilman Alter and seconded by Councilman Smith. Question: Ayes: All Nayes: None -000- Resolution No. 91-94 authorizing purchase of one (1) tandem axle, diesel power cab and chassis mounted with a fourteen (14) cubic yard dump body for use by the Water Utilities, Water Distribution Department for transporting excavated materials from construction sites from Barrett White GMC of Tyler, Texas in the amount of $59,998.00; Resolution No. 91-95 authorizing purchase of one (1) medium duty truck mounted with a four (4) cubic yard dump body for use by the Transportation Department for hauling materials excavated from signal and traffic control construction projects from Knapp Chevrolet of Houston, Texas in the amount of $29, 170.80; and Resolution No. 91-96 authorizing purchase of one (1) medium duty chassis mounted with an eight (8) cubic yard dump bed for use by the Park Maintenance Division from Barrett White GMC of Tyler, Texas in the amount of $34,498. 00 were approved on a motion made by Councilman Goodson and seconded by Councilman Smith. Question: Ayes: All Nayes: None -000- Ordinance No. 91-37 amending Chapter 28, Section 28-6 (b) (3) of the Code of Ordinances to allow handicapped persons to obtain transit identification cards by providing acceptable documentation showing proof of disability from a governmental authority or medical doctor was considered: ORDINANCE NO. 91-37 ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 28, SECTION 28-6 (b) (3) OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF BEAUMONT DEALING WITH CERTIFICATION OF HANDICAPPED STATUS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR REPEAL; AND PROVIDING A PENALTY. Ordinance No. 91-37 was approved on a motion made by Councilman Moore and seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Cokinos. Question: Ayes: All Nayes: None -000- -96- April 30, 1991 Ordinance No. 91-38 amending Chapter 13, Section 13-16 of the Code of Ordinances establishing new fees for services provided by the Health Department (STD Treatment from $8. 00 to $10. 00; BCHC Medical Clinic from $3. 00 to $5.00; BCHC Dental Clinic from $3.00 to $5.00; HIV Certification from $10. 00 to $25. 00 and Cervical Screening Clinic from no charge to $5. 00) was considered: ORDINANCE NO. 91-38 ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 13, SECTION 13-16, OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF BEAUMONT TO ESTABLISH HEALTH FEES; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR REPEAL; AND PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY. After a discussion emphasizing no policy or fee change in care for the indigent, Ordinance No. 91-38 was approved on a motion made by Councilman Smith and seconded by Councilman Moore. Question: Ayes: All Nayes: None -000- Resolution No. 91-97 authorizing an annual contract with SmithKline Beecham Clinical Laboratories for medical laboratory testing services for the Beaumont Health Department for the tests most frequently required--CBC at $3 .50; Glucose, Fasting and Two Hour at $8.25; Glucose at $3 .75; Chem-Zyme at $6.00; Chem-Zyme and CBC at $9. 00; Substance Abuse Panel 10 at $25. 00; RPR at $4. 00; GC Culture at $9. 00; MHA-TP at $11. 00; Pap Smear at $5.75 for an estimated annual expenditure of $69, 050. 00--and a 38% discount off all other laboratory testing was approved on a motion made by Councilman Smith and seconded by Councilman Moore. Question: Ayes: All Nayes: None -000- Resolution No. 91-98 authorizing payment to Russ Miller Construction Company ($183,653.40 less the usual 5% retainage to insure satisfactory completion of the contract) for materials (a 51x4 ' concrete storm sewer box, prefabricated storm inlets and corrugated polyethylene pipe) purchased for the reconstruction of College Street at the western end between Goliad and Avenue A in view of a change in the construction schedule calling for work to begin at the eastern end of the project extending from Avenue A to Goliad was approved on a motion made by Councilman Goodson and seconded by Councilman Smith. Question: Ayes: All Nayes: None -000- -97- April 30, 1991 Resolution No. 91-99 authorizing contracts as authorized by State law as an "assigned sheltered workshops" to help create jobs for the severely disabled to Beaumont Products and Services, Inc. (Beaumont State Center) , in the amount of $4,649.92 per month for grounds and facility maintenance at the Municipal Complex, and Trust Industries, Inc. (MHMR) , for Tyrrell Park, in the amount of $10,337.45 per month for the months of March through October and $2,941.42 per month for the months of November through February, or $94,465.28 annually, was approved on a motion made by Councilman Moore and seconded by Councilman Goodson. Question: Ayes: All Nayes: None -000- City Manager Riley asked that Agenda Item 8 regarding maintenance for non-utilized City-owned property be deferred for additional information. -000- Mayor Lord announced that an Executive Session will be conducted in accordance with Section 2 (e) of the Texas Open Meetings Act to discuss pending or contemplated litigation concerning an update of all pending litigation involving the City of Beaumont, overtime provisions of wage and hour related matters. -000- A public hearing was called to consider the twenty (20) below listed structures found to be in violation of the City of Beaumont's Dangerous Structure Ordinance, Article III, Section 14-50: 907 Franklin - Alice P. Pantalion, owner (23 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze within 30 days; 909 Franklin - Louis C. Pantalion, owner (22 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze within 30 days; 1416 Gray - Kenneth E. Ball, Jr. , owner (21 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze within 30 days; 1580 Port - Rev. Julian Compton, owner (13 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze within 30 days; 2560 Grove - FDIC Attn: Cara Boehnke, owner (7 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze within 30 days; 740 Prairie (Downstairs and Upstairs) - Paul Brown, owner (16 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze within 30 days; 3883 Fonville - Eunice Hammons, owner (18 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze or repair within 30 days; 2890 Palestine (Garage) - B. Granger and C. LeBlanc, owners (11 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze within 30 days; 4575 Hartel - Judith Lynn McIntire, owner (20 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze within 30 days; 4575 Hartel (Garage) - Judith Lynn McIntire, owner (5 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze within 30 days; 5305 Phelps - 1st Atlanta Mortgage, owner (21 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze within 30 days; 8050 Mitchell - Alvin E. Morgan, owner (22 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze within 30 days; 2133 Laurel - Jimmy D. Anderson, owner (22 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze within 30 days; 1208 -98- April 30, 1991 Harrison - Julia A. Joseph, owner (17 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze or repair within 30 days; 1770 Gladys - Mollie Bean, owner (19 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze within 30 days; 1810 Cottonwood - Joseph N. Cole, owner (19 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze within 30 days; 3077 S. 5th - Horace Akers, Jr. , owner (22 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze within 30 days; 2035 Glasshouse - Mabel G. Turk Estate, owner (11 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze within 30 days; 3145 Grand (Garage Apt. ) - Beulah Buckley, owner (20 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze within 30 days; and 3401 Pine - Colleen and Eddie Lawson, owners (18 violations) , Staff recommendation to raze or repair within 30 days. These parcels of property have been inspected, are vacant, are found to be in violation of Article III, Section 14-50 of the Code of Ordinances. Notices have been sent to owners by Certified Mail and published in the Beaumont Enterprise. The twenty (20) structures listed below have been condemned by City Council and the owners ordered to either raze or repair them within specified time frames. Reinspection of these structures have revealed non-compliance with the Council 's order. The Public Safety Department is requesting authorization from City Council to demolish these structures in accordance with the Dangerous Structure Ordinance and charge the property owners with the cost of demolition. 552 Alma, 1558 Avenue D (Garage), 1015 Avenue E, 1350 Center, 8797 College, 8797 College (Comm. 11, 8797 College (Comm. 2) , 1825 Cottonwood, 275 North 4th Street, 4745 Galveston, 1750 Gladys, 1833-35- 37 Grand, 2445 Hebert, 2457 Hebert, 1575 West Highland, 1575 West Highland (Shed), 1397 Liberty, 5270 Midford, 1301-03 Orange, and 1440 Sherman. Mr. Alvin Morgan, Silsbee, addressed Council regarding the structure at 8050 Mitchell Road to explain that he has sold the property to Mr. David as a contract sale and that Mr. David plans to demolish and remove the structure within thirty (30) days. Mr. Morgan was advised to instruct Mr. David to acquire a demolition permit in the Building Codes Division. Mrs. Zadie Akers, 1483 Avenue H, addressed Council regarding the structure at 3077 South 5th Street. Mrs. Akers explained her personal situation and expressed concern about repayment of demolition charges on her water bill and requested to use the building for storage if possible. In answer to questions by Council, Staff reported that demolition charges will be assessed as a lien against the property and that zoning prohibits use of the building as a storage shed. Mrs. Stephanie Lane, 5255 Midford, addressed Council in support of demolition of the property at 5270 Midford. There being no one else to address Council, the public hearing was -99- April 30, 1991 closed. Ordinance No. 91-39 declaring certain structures to be public nuisances and ordering their repair or removal by their owners was considered: ORDINANCE NO. 91-39 ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE FINDING CERTAIN STRUCTURES TO BE PUBLIC NUISANCES AND ORDERING THEIR REPAIR OR DEMOLITION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY AND PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY. After a short discussion, Ordinance No. 91-39 was amended to remove the structures at 3077 South 5th Street and 740 Prairie Street from Section 1 of the ordinance and approved on a motion made by Mayor Pro Tem Cokinos and seconded by Councilman Goodson. Question: Ayes: All Nayes: None -000- Mayor Lord reported reading of recycling materials from demolished houses and suggestions for city-owned property and requested a list of city-owned properties and those in which the City has an interest. -000- Councilman Alter thanked citizens for a successful "Spring Sweep" at Fair Park Saturday. He said that Dr. Tom Nelson from the Clean Community Commission served as Chairman for the event and that participation was approximately tripled and that it was fun as well as successful. Councilman Moore encouraged everyone to exercise their opportunity to vote on Saturday, asked for an update of the Eleventh Street ditch issue, and asked for clarification of City policy addressing Reserve duty. Mr. Riley reviewed Council action on that issue Mayor Lord shared receiving three letters complementing City Staff. One letter commended the Police Department for their courteous and helpful behavior in a burglary investigation; the Ladies of the Symphony commended Mark Arrington of Community Facilities as an "absolutely wonderful technical director, " and that everything they asked of him was handled "efficiently, ethically and appropriately, " and that on most occasions their needs were anticipated and they also complimented Claudie Hawkins for her assistance throughout the year to help improve local organizations and to promote their growth and credibility; and a letter commending a Water Utilities Department crew for their competence, knowledge of the system and courtesy. Mayor Lord commented that Fireman Jeff McNeel reported that while serving as a greeter today, he held the door open for a gentleman who responded that that action -100- made paying his bill a lot easier. Mayor Lord extended bouquets to Staff for their helpfulness and friendliness. -000- Mr. Jack Tinkle, 410 North Major Drive, addressed Council in support of their recent vote to allow construction of Lamar Bancshares on Dowlen Road; mentioned businesses leaving Beaumont; in opposition to zoning regulations on Concord, weed liens, personal property tax; and told of his "dare to be different" philosophy. Dr. Wilbur White, 3495 Kenwood, distributed and read a letter to Council that he sent to members of the Youth Commission recently established by Mayor Lord. Dr. White discussed meeting with Roy Huckaby, Director of the John Gray Institute, regarding possibilities for this program and volunteered to serve on the Youth Commission, which he stated as a parallel idea of his, and complimented the Mayor for taking it on as a project. Mayor Lord took exception to the statement in Dr. White's letter, "I never dreamed when talking about this to Mayor Lord last month. . . " saying to the best of her recollection, Dr. White had never spoken to her "about any youth commission. " -000- There being no other business, the Regular Session of City Council was adjourned to reconvene in Workshop Session in the Third Floor Conference Room. -000- I, Rosemarie Chiappetta, City Clerk of the City of Beaumont, Texas, certify that the above is a true copy of the Minutes of the Regular City Council Session held April 30, 1991. Rosemarie Chiappetta City Clerk -101- April 30, 1991