Presentation of service plan and first Public Hearing (7 p.m.) to consider the voluntary annexation of an approximate 42.115 acre tract of land situated in the Silas Pinckley Survey, Abstract Number 1026, the B. B. B. & C. RR. Company Survey, Abstract Number 162 and the W. H. Scott Survey, Abstract Number 1234, Denton County, Texas. Mayor Tejml opened the Public Hearing at 7:02 p.m. Town Attorney Welch briefly presented the service plan as follows. Cross Timbers Water Supply to supply water Sewer services will not be available, however each lot will have its own on-site septic system Argyle Volunteer Fire District to provide fire and EMS services Denton County Sheriff Office to provide police services Republic Waste to provide trash services Roads in the subdivision will be private and maintained by the HOA; therefore, the Town will have no responsibility maintaining or repairing the roads. At this time the Town does not have any parks, however, if ever the Town has a park, the residents of this development would have access to the park(s). No additional comments were made relating to the annexation during the first Public Hearing. TOWN COUNCIL MAYOR’S REMARKS – Issues with Frontier Communications: Tom Yetter on Estates Drive was the first Town Resident to alert us to interrupted internet and telephone service with Frontier Communications. Resident June Tyler then emailed that she had been without telephone service for a week. Frontier would schedule repair men who simply did not show up. June is a CPA – handling income tax returns for clients. She said the lack of telephone service was hurting her business. If you are experiencing difficulties with connections or repair services with Frontier Communications, please contact Town Hall with the details. Double Oak’s Mayor Mike Donnelly has received similar complaints from his town’s residents. Upon investigation, Mayor Donnelly found the problems with Frontier Communications were not limited to our immediate area of North Texas, but also exists
Presentation of service plan and first Public Hearing (7 p.m.) to consider the voluntary annexation of an approximate 42.115 acre tract of land situated in the Silas Pinckley Survey, Abstract Number 1026, the B. B. B. & C. RR. Company Survey, Abstract Number 162 and the W. H. Scott Survey, Abstract Number 1234, Denton County, Texas. Mayor Tejml opened the Public Hearing at 7:02 p.m. Town Attorney Welch briefly presented the service plan as follows. Cross Timbers Water Supply to supply water Sewer services will not be available, however each lot will have its own on-site septic system Argyle Volunteer Fire District to provide fire and EMS services Denton County Sheriff Office to provide police services Republic Waste to provide trash services Roads in the subdivision will be private and maintained by the HOA; therefore, the Town will have no responsibility maintaining or repairing the roads. At this time the Town does not have any parks, however, if ever the Town has a park, the residents of this development would have access to the park(s). No additional comments were made relating to the annexation during the first Public Hearing. TOWN COUNCIL – MAYOR’S REMARKS Issues with Frontier Communications: Tom Yetter on Estates Drive was the first Town Resident to alert us to interrupted internet and telephone service with Frontier Communications. Resident June Tyler then emailed that she had been without telephone service for a week. Frontier would schedule repair men – who simply did not show up. June is a CPA handling income tax returns for clients. She said the lack of telephone service was hurting her business. If you are experiencing difficulties with connections or repair services with Frontier Communications, please contact Town Hall with the details. Double Oak’s Mayor Mike Donnelly has received similar complaints from his town’s residents. Upon investigation, Mayor Donnelly found the problems with Frontier Communications were not limited to our immediate area of North Texas, but also exists
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