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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1970-06-08-1000AM-Regularrrp, _ ir'IS.+.r:_=+,.U~• ' ~C - ~ .i'~ - x,,J • y • ,t .:cam.' ;,..i,; '.'G . , 1 5 '~S.~hy~r4f .,y.< y•. .~•r ,f'' •e fir;-~ ` 'i-• r~ ~ ,C. I I 'r '1~ .4,r ^r - F I Ai REGULAR MEETING - JUNE 89 ~~?B r• ti r 91 3 - ace i Fees collected and remitted to Brazos County 49588.11 Fees to be paid by County for 112 cases at $4.00 , 448.00 A regular meeting of the Commissioners' Court of Brazos County, Texas, was held in the Commissione`rs' Couf troom in the Courthouse in Bryan, Texas, beginning at 10:00 A. M. on Monday June 8, 1970 with the following present: William R. Vance, County Judge, presiding; Raymond Nolan, Commissioner of Precinct # 1; George Dunn, Commissioner of Precinct # 2; Clyde J. Porterfield, Commissioner'of Precinct # 3; W. A. Stasny, Commissioner of Precinct # 4; Frank Boriskie, County Clerk. The minutes of the'regular meeting held April 139 1970 and the !regular meeting held May 11, 1970 were-read and approved without change. The Court received, approved and ordered filed as submitted, the following-reports for May: B.. V. Elkins, Welfare Officer B. V. Elkins, Veterans Service Officer; William Sistrunk, County Agricultural Agent; Garland McIlveen, Jr., Associate County Agricultural Agent; Larry L. Boleman, Assistant County Agricultural Agent;' Emily Ritter, County Home Demonstration Agent; Barbara Sharp, Associate County Home Demonstration Agent;- The Court received, considered and approved the,f ollowing reports from County and Precinct officers showing-official fees of office collected and remitted to the County Treasurer according to duplicate copies of the Treasurer's Official receipts attached ,thereto: William R. Vance, County Judge $ .49.40 Frank Boriskie, County clerk, (fees) 39400.57 Frank'Boriskie, County Clerk, (Law Library) 12..00 Frank Boriskie, County Clerk, (fees & fines) 19740.80 J.-W. Hamilton, Sheriff 19662.10 W. D. Burley, District Clerk (fees) 19138.20 W. D. Burley, District Clerk (Law Library) 132.00 W. D. Burley, District Clerk (fees and fines) 255.00 ! W. T. McDonald, County Attorney 682.60 Dick Munday, Constable for Precinct 4, Place 1 46.00 D. Brooks Cofer, Jr., District Attorney 174.00 John Godfrey, Probation Officer 19038.00' B. H. Dewey, Jr, Justice of Peace,oErecinct 4 P1 1 Jess B. McGee, Justice of Peace, Precinct 4 Place 2 Fees tollected and remitted to Brazos County 31028.50. Fees to be paid by County for 75 cases at $4.00 300.00 A. P. B oyett, Jr., Justice of Pe ace, Precinct 7, Place 1 Fees collected and remitted to Brazos County 1,533.25 Fees to be paid by County for 75 cases at $4.00 300.00 Raymond B. Buchanan, Tax Assessor Collector 29327.70 J . i f ,_..1``~L':`ti_ `C~,'`_..:•.1~.'t.Ti*_.~ d-. ..iu:. J_-..ueau.r.va .J, :t.G., „ , V 'r .n r r~:F R •'M*p,q, F1v`•'. The Court next considered a request from the Texas Department. of Public Welfare that the monthly allowance for foster care of 'i children in the care of that department be increased from $40.00 per month to $60.00 per month. Commissioner Porterfield moved ; that such increase be authorized. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Dunn,and unanimously carried. The Court considered the payment of the award and expenses of the Condemnation of the Jack Boyett tract for the FM2154 under- pass at College Station as follows: $59213.35 to Jack Bo ett in Settlement of final y judgment. t, $19813.75 to Davis and Stacy,•Attorneys $500.00 to John Callihan, appraiser $50.00 to James C. Smith $90.00 Court Costs g ! Commissioner Nolan moved that such expenses be paid and that the J L i City of College Station be requested to reimburse Brazos County in the•amount of $5,750.33 representing three fourths (h) of such expeh-se•in accordame with the agreement between the City of College Station and the County. The motion was seconded by j Commissioner Porterfield and unanimously carried. On motion by Commissioner Dunn and seconded by Commissioner { Porterfield the Court unanimously voted to forward the sum of r ` $3,100.00 to the Texas Department Of Public Welfare for the Food Stamp Administration Account. The Court next considered the appointment of election judges for the voting year March 1, 1970 and ending February 28, 1971. *otion was made by Commissioner Stasny and seconded by Commissioner Nolan that-election judges and alternate judges for each election precinct be appointed as follows: ` ..Voting Precinct Judge and Alternate Polling Place 1 Mrs. Pearl Vance Millican Community Vernon Price Center 2 Milton D. Williams Wellborn Communnity Center 3 Mrs. Sam Fachorn Smetana, SPJST Hall Mrs. Daniel Fore 4 Oliver (Billy) Anderson Carver School Louis Moncivais, Jr. 5 Mrs. Morris Moore Fellowship Hall Mrs. Hawley West ►~4'~^ii.}?'~•~'-ti"!i~^^F•1;'~-~_• .ti =s';e,n'. 'X•^,i~, - s„• ~~~-"i,l 'a; .e't.-,f...; oa` _.r„ ~,~E y~`. 1 , Voting Precinct Judge and Alternate Polling Place 6 Jackie Robinson Edge Community Mrs. Albert Rychlik Center 7 'George Blevins SteepHollow 11 Bryan Hearne Communnity Center 8 David M. French 'South Knoll W. A. (Bill) Smith Elementary School 9 Dr. Edward E. Burns A & M Consolidated Anton Bockholt Elementary School 10 George Draper College Hills Arthur C. Vinzant Elementary School 11 Joe R. Barron Crockett ;lementary 1. W. D. Scoates' School i 12 Fred L. Rennells, Jr. i Sul Ross Elementary Charles C. Haltom School 13 Jerry Barton Henderson Elementary Mrs. Clyde Caperton School f ' i 14 James B. Fickey Ben Milam Elementary Tom Wortham School ! 15 T. H.-Black Fannin Elementary Wilma A.Green School 16 Gregory Rodriquez G Bowie Elementary Mrs. Jennie Wall School 17 Reagan Warren Travis Elementary Gilbert Wilson School 18 Marion Haynes Central Fire Station Joe Marino i 19 Joe T. Locke, Jr. Bonham Elementary Jimmy Nuche School Absentee E. F. Bond County Clerk's Office, Coir thouse The Court next hea rd from the Probation Officer concerning a proposed Juvknile Car e Facility at the John M. Moore School in Brazos County. Mr. Godfrey stated that it was the intnetion of the department to ap ply for a $60,000.00 grant from the Criminal Justice Counci l to finance the facility for a two (2) year period and that th e City Of Bryan School District had agreed to make the premises available at no cost to the County other than the payment of insurance premimums and maintainence. After a discussion of a proposed lease agreement the Court requested that such agreement be revised and that the matter be presented ...-~.1°:P~1FM IPx•t.,•r..rrr-. b."li~M~ne~+rr.v ~.:v.r+w-•~ irva_'r•~r~..~~~r~-~ r..~.• ~~~•r•~wl.u."• •.w'. wr, ___rnw..~~•r.,r .r«,„,.~f9•Z~iib'1Q'. 7 3S4 again when the application for grant is to be filed. On motion duly made and seconded the Court unanimously approved the Bond for Public Weigher of Homer B. Adams in the Amount of $5,000.00, with United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company as surety. Commissioner Nolan moved that the plat of the Subdivision of Briarwood Retreat submitted by Calvin Guest be approved for filing with the understanding that the County Would be under no obligation to build, construct, or maintain any of the streets or roads in said Subdivision. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Dunn and unanimously carried. The Court next approved a cable instalation by General Telephone Company along Marino Road on the condition that the Company., agree to make any future relocations covered by the • widening or lowering of such road at do expense to the County. The Court next considered a request from J. W. Hamilton, Sheriff, that the -Salary of the field deputies of the Sheriff's Office be increased from $550.00 per month to $650.00 per month effective July 1, 1990. Commissioner Dunn moved that such salary be increased as requested. Commissioner Nolan seconded the motion which unanimously carried. On motion duly made and seconded the Courfunanimously voted to approve(*•all,-reports and pay all bills which have been properly filed and approved. There being no further business, the Court adjourned. The foregoing minutes beginning on page-V3 and concluded on pageJAugu LLwere examined and approved in open Court on the/0 ~ day , 1970. William R. Vance Raym nd Nolan CountVr Judge Commissioner of Precinct # 1 , 4~ e j11A George D~f n Clyde or er ield Commiss er of Precinct # 2 C s one of Precinct # 3 i W. A. Stasny Frank Borisk e Commissioner of P ecinct # 4 County Clerk own • ..n. .•~s .0• •-F qtr: ''jr, 7~:^ ti\ -..~F+::i .eeer~.w.Met~v' c-- Jaen r r ~i r Ef • 's ji ~i f. t~ - , - 5- - '-,~'1~ e . i ~.Y, I. '7 ~ ~.e;.`.lr ~,:k ~E 1,.~, ~Y4"~'~~":S.-'i-" ! ~ - ' ✓ ~ . ' - ' > ' . , t, i~a-4i~'` r ~ q `=y., ;~fft,l; ,i;y~ y! + •'~•7i',,, • 3a aF.~kijYT~RG T}ci pl'Ya •,i~'+'~ls.rt.;r.1: :r xjV`1'-S a.J z it {Y. ,9 S - . '.y t` •Y• i' 1 T~~•'! r • i 1F !1r*e~• _ `j..