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Home My WebLink About06/24/1957 - Regular Minutes - City Council.C� MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING June 24, 1957 Members present: Mayor Langford; Councilmen Anderson, Boyett, McCall, Pugh; City Attorney Dillon; City Manager Boswell; City Secretary McGinnis. Visitors present: Messrs. H. W. Magruder and R. 0. Hardy representing General Electric Company, Houston. On motion by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman Boyett, the low bid of the Cade Motor Company, Bryan, Texas, in the amount of $1,378.50, with trade-in allowance, for a new 1957 Ford passenger car was accepted. Forms for building permits and inspection reports were discussed at length and approved subject to addition of certain minor changes. City Manager Boswell reported some progress had been made towards the possible opening of a new road between the College Hills area and the Renghofer Addition. On motion by Councilman Boyett, seconded by Councilman McCall, the City Manager was authorized to purchase from Mrs. J. W. Barger a cemetery lot which she had previously bought. Purchase price to be $95, the amount originally paid for the lot. On motion by Councilman McCall, seconded by Councilman Pugh, the new street bordering the Redmond Addition generally along the West was named Anderson Drive. On motion by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman Boyett, an additional $1,000 was authorized for extension of electrical services in the College Park - West Park areas. A public hearing on the budget for the fiscal year July 1, 1957 - June 30, 1958 having been properly advertised and no one appearing, on motion by Councilman Boyett, seconded by Councilman Pugh, Ordinance No. 253, an ordinance approving the budget for the fiscal year noted and authorizing expenditures therefrom was passed and approved. On motion by Councilman Boyett, seconded by Councilman Anderson, Ordinance No. 254, an ordinance levying a tax of $1 on each $100 property valuation for the fiscal year noted and distributing the monies collected to the several accounts was passed and approved. STREET LIGHTING—SPECIAL-PURPOSE PHOTOELECTRIC LUMINAIRES Form 110 Luminaires 11/4 -inch Adjustable Slip -fitter Form 110 luminaire has die-cast aluminum hood with integrally cast side mounting, 1 V4 -inch slipfitter, and plug-in photoelectric control unit for multiple circuits. Equipped with internal terminals for wiring through bracket. Mogul multiple socket is designed for use with 7 -inch LCL lamps up to 575 watts.* LR -R Approx Form I Description Cat. No. j Llst Wt. in Lb Price, 00-51 Ship. I Net BOWL REFLECTOR, SPUN -SEALED GLASSWARE 11011 With I.E.S. Type III Distribution Refractor A83G3 $118.60 25 16 (Fig. 1) 1101) With 205 Clear -rippled Globe and De. A83G2 111.20 25 16 flectors [I.E.S. Type IV Distribution]... I IOVR* (Fig. 1) A83G25 126.10 32 18 110S With 205 Clear -rippled Globe [I.E.S. A83G1 105.00 25 16 Type V Distribution] (Fig. 1) ....... 1IORV* With I.E.S. Type I Distribution Refractor. A83G23 115.10 21 13 (Fig. 4) 11 ORV* With I.E.S. four-way Type II Distribution A83G24 115.10 21 13 Refractor ....................... (Fig. 4) - -- -- BOWL REFLECTOR, ROLLER -LATCH GLASSWARE 11011 With I.E.S. Type III Distribution Refractor A83G8 $125.70 26 17 (FI g• 2) 1101) With 205 Clear -rippled Globe and De. A83G7 118.30 26 17 flectors [I.E.S. Type IV Distribution) I IOVR* (Fig. 2) A83G25 126.10 32 18 1105 With 205 Clear -rippled Globe II.E.S. A83G6 112.10 26 17 Type V Distribution) (Fig. 2)....... I IORV* With I.E.S. Type I Distribution Refractor.. A83G26 122.20 22 14 (Not shown) I IORV* With I.E.S. four-way Type II Distribution A83G27 122.20 22 14 Refractor ....................... (Not shown) BOWL REFLECTOR, SPUN -SEALED GLASSWARE 1 10V With I.E.S. Type I Distribution Refractor. A83G4 $126.10 32 18 (Fig. 3) 1IOVR With Modified I.E.S., four-way Type I A83G5 126.10 32 18 Refractor (Fig. 3) ............... I IOVR* With I.E.S., four-way Type I Distribution A83G25 126.10 32 18 Refractor (Fig. 3) ................ * Type RV includes mogul multiple socket for use with 405 -watt lamps or smaller. 1. Form 11011 is normally furnished with I.E.S. Type III distribution. Type II and four-way Type I distributions are avail- able at same price. Shield can be added to four-way Type I for three-way dis- tribution. Add $3.50, GO -51, to price of luminaire with Type III distribution. 2. Clear -rippled globe No. 207 is available for Forms 110D and 110S. Add $1.30, GO -511, to price of luminaire with No. 205 globe. 3. Light -diffusing globe No. 207 is available for Forms 110D and 110R. Add $2.70, GO -51, to price of luminaire with No. 205 clear globe. 4. Clamp -band method of glassware support is available on Type R, S, and D op- tical assemblies at same price as spun sealed. 5. Lamp not included. 6. Reflector: Natural Alzakt processed aluminum. Hood: Natural unpainted aluminum. 7. Reconditioned reflectors for replacement —Refer to Section 9211, page 75. 8. For Replacement of photoelectric elements, refer to Section 9253, page 14. 9. For photometric data, refer to Section 9211, page 201. tMonufactured under Aluminum Company of America patents. *Prices changed since Mar. 1, 1954. Int: YA, V6 700,701 Ext: YA, V6 702, 711-713, 721-723, 731-737 475, 799 7a T�616 I 1�3 5:, J I8 IT 3" 10116 . 9 11 2.16 L _ (Photo 2108175) Fig. 3 A-13 1111 9253 Page 11 June 7, 1954 24 4' �l tliitl '4 --138--1 (Photo 2108176) Fig. 1 r (Photo 2108179) Fig. 4 Publication: Instructions and Control Element Parts ..............................GEH-1867 Prices subject to change without notice GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY. SCHENECTADY. N. Y. ()0"-"G Photoeiechic Form 110 9253 STREET LIGHTING—SPECIAL-PURPOSE PHOTOELECTRIC LUMINAIRES A-23 Page 12 Form 110 Luminaires June 7, 1954 11/4 -inch Adjustable Slip -fitter 616 5e r38 183 �g9 JG (Photo 2108172) Fig. 5 Form 110 luminaire has die-cast aluminum hood with integrally cast side mounting, 1% -inch slip -fitter, and plug-in photoelectric control unit for multiple circuits. Equipped with internal terminals for wiring through bracket. Medium multiple socket is designed for use with 4V8- and 5y4 -inch LCL lamps in the Type SO, CR, and CS hoods. LR -R * Approx Form Description Cat. No. List Wt. in Lb Price, GO -5i Ship. I Net OPEN SUBURBAN REFLECTOR (I.E.S. Type II Distribution) With Clamped -on Shields 110SO 1000 lumen 43/9 -in. L.C. (Fig. 5)...... A83G30 j $91.40 j 18 11 2500 lumen 5 V4 -in. L.C. (Fig. 5)...... A83G32 91.40 18 11 *Prices changed since Mar. 1, 1954. Prices subject to change without notice GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Less Shields 6JI— 11050 1000lumen 43/s•In. L.C. (Not shown)... A83G31 $89.40 17%s j 10/a 381 2500 lumen 51/4 -in. L.C. (Not shown)... A83G33 89.40 17%: 10 /s ENCLOSED SUBURBAN OPTICAL ASSEMBLY ` I.E.S. Type 11 Distribution Refractor 8I6 110CR 1000 lumen 43/s -in. L.C. (Fig. 6)...... A83G9 $111.00 21 13 2500 lumen 51/4 -in. L.C. (Fig. 6)...... A83015 I 111.00 j 21 13 _ I16 I.E.S. 4 -Way Type II Refractor S� I 110CR 1000 lumen 41/& -in. L.C. (Fig. 6)...... A83G1a I $111.00 21 j I 13 H 8 2500 lumen 5%4 -in. L.C. (Fig. 6)...... A83G16 111.00 21 13 (Photo 2108174) Fig. 6 ENCLOSED SUBURBAN OPTICAL ASSEMBLY (I.E.S. Type V Distribution) With No. 235 Clear -rippled Globe I{. —616 11005 1000 lumen 43/s -in. L.C. (Fig. 7)...... A83Gi1 $111.00 21 12 T I 2500 lumen 5%4•in. L.C. (FIg.7)...... A83G17 I 111.00 21 12 36 1. Lamp not included. 816" 2. Finish—CR and CS reflector: Natural unpainted aluminum. SO reflector: Alzak processed aluminum; plastic protective finish. I I Hood: Natural unpainted aluminum. 208 3. Reconditioned reflectors for replacement of Types CR and CS: Refer to Section 9211, page 75. 4. For replacement photoelectric elements, refer to Section 9253, page 14. 1 = 5. Type SO reflectors: Not available without plastic finish. 88 6. For photometric data, refer to Section 9211, page 201. (Photo 2108173) Fig. 7 *Prices changed since Mar. 1, 1954. Prices subject to change without notice GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, SCHENECTADY, N. Y. Minutes of City Council Continued: 2 June 24, 1957 Messrs. Magruder and Hardy discussed at some length the general question of street lighting and showed various fixtures which might be used for that purpose. On motion by Councilman Anderson, seconded by Councilman McCall, the council adopted a general type of fixture suitable for installation in areas presently being developed or to be developed. A more detailed statement of the type of fixture adopted was filed with the City Manager. APPROVED: Mayor ATTEST: it ti City Secretary 0®,11 i,lq