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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988/07/12-Agenda-Pre-Council Aft .� PRE-COUNCIL MEETING JULY 12, 1988 PRE-COUNCIL CHAMBER Absent: Councilman Gilley ITEMS: ' 49 1. Request for City of Fort Worth to Consent to Issuance of Revenue Bonds by Kirbyville Health Facilities Development Corporation - Wade Adkins, City Attorney. Mr. Adkins informed the Council as to the bonds requested by Kirbyville. He stated that the issuance would mean no obligation to the city. The Attorney's Office sees no problem with the issuance of the bonds. Mr. Williams asked that representatives of Kirbyville be available in the next week to answer any questions that the Council might have. 2. Update on Private Industry Council Programs - David Newell, Private Industry Council Chairman and Richard Sapp, Director, Employment and Training. Mr. Newell discussed with the Council the problems that are likely to occur in the next five years. They are likely to include: funding, and how to affix priorities between education, placement, and economic development. Mr. Newell also told the Council that they should be proud of the progress made so far. 3. Purchase Supportive Service for Employment and Training Programs (MSC P-2789) - Richard Sapp, Director, Employment and Training Mr. Sapp appeared to ask that Council consider the continuation of the Employment and Training contract that allows for the broker system in contracting for services. He then reviewed with Council the programs that are currently in place in the Department. Ms. Weber stated that problems still exist with the broker system in the area of child care and asked that Council look into the problem. 4. Residential False Alarm Permit Fee Options (I.R. No. 7301) - Rod Bremby, Assistant to the City Manager a) Amendments to Chapter 12 of the City Code, Emergency Reporting Equipment Procedures (False Alarm Ordinance) (M&C G-7625-Revised) Mr. Brembv distributed material to the Council showing five options, A through E, to deal with false alarms. He advised Council that staff recommends either option A or option B. Option D could be adopted, however, due to differential treatment between businesses and residents, a suit could result unless the city can show a rational argument as to why the treatment should be different. The consensus among the Council Members was for option D as long as the legal problems can be worked out. Council directed the City Attorney's office to look into the question of the options legality. 5. Questions/Answers Concerning Current Agenda Items - Douglas Harman, City Manager a) Purchase of Goods, Materials and Services. none