Min CC 07/17/1975 CITY OF CIBOLO
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
JULY 17, 1975
The regular city council meeting was called to order by Mayor Schlather
at 7:00 P.M. with all members .present.e Also present at the meeting-,,-were
Charles Devinney(Director of Family Planning) , Carroll Johnson(CCMA) ,
Robert Merrill and other citizens .
The invocation was given by Edward Ling.
The minutes were approved as presented.
The financial report was accepted as presented.
Mr. Devinney(Director of Family Planning, New Braunfels) briefed the
Council on the need for a public health nurse and office clerk to complete
the County Public Health Unit. The Commissioner's Court has agreed to fund
$8,000.00 of the $16,000.00 needed for this endeavor.. They asked that the
incorporated cities within the County provide the remaining $8,000. on a per
capita basis . He reported that Schertz intends to request 100% funding by
the County. Since this unit would be of benefit to the citizens of Cibolo,
a motion was made by Fred Niemietz(Marvin Kierum) and passed unanimously that
the Commissioner's Court be -asked to fund all of the $16,000. needed to expand
the Public Health Unit.
Mayor Schlather introduced Mr. Robert L. Merrill to the Council. Mr. Merrill
had applied for the policeman/water works operator's position with the City.
Mr. Carroll Johnson of CCMA gave a short briefing and showed an EPA film ex-
plaining 11208 Planning" .
Edward Ling reported the status of the construction on the City Park. After
discussion the Council agreed that Mr. Hehs' services would no longer be re-
quired. Linda was to notify him of this .
Police Protection was discussed and the Council decided not to hire Mr. Merrill
since he did not reside in the city and could not move in the immediate future.
Mayor Schlather presented. a proposal to the Council from the Cibolo State Bank
concerning the possibility of the City's purchase of the recently vacated bank
building. The Bank proposed to sell the building to the City for $17,500.00.
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They would allow $75500. trade in for the existing City Hall on the purchase.
This would leave a balance of $10,000.00 proposed to be financed- at 6%. Mayor
Schlather was to check with our attorney on legal ramifications of this purchase.
Mayor Schlather again reported to the Council that there was available to the
City a 1959 model John Deere tractor with a 3 point hookup and- wide front wheels
and with a street sweepang broom on the front for $2,250.00. All Councilmen
were urged to examine the tractor.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 11 :15 P.M.
?to At&ct-
F. S'. Schlather Mayor
Linda N. Ling City Secretary